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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
TO Threshers & Farmers!

10 TAreSnerS &c FARMERS
TITS for the interest Of you who buy and en- n;
& SHEPARD VIBRATOR has been fully tested
for the past three years. and is fast supeTseding all
the old style Machines The number .da has been
fully doubled each succeeding year aud twice as many
are being built for this year last All who impair
TALLY investigate its mer Is concede its superiority,
BECAUSE
;. It has neither Canvas, Beaters, Pickers nor
Raddlcs, and cannot b@ ciogged up in either wet
dry gram
;, It he's not half as many Belts, Pulleys.
Boxes, Journals, wheels and fiaions the Grain
Belt Machines, aud hence runs much easier and
much less 10 keep in repair
The Sieve is SO long and wide aud SO ar
ranged that it never requires pokiug.' never Aclogs
up or blows over, and viii for Lours and days
without trouble
captbe Of elesuing without any amount OF gram
aud taking out all the foul stuff.
It makes no literings or scatterings."
ana saves the cleaning up necessary with oilers.
Ihus doing nicer work than any other. and avoiding
the most unpleasant work connected with threshing.
There is no cog-gearing except one wheel
ami one pinion, which drive the ylinder.
III In threshing Oats, Wheat, Barley, 40, it
nearly Or quite enough TO pay the thIeshing bills.
In Timothy Seed it is decidedly advanta-
geous account of its peculiar and mil for
cleaning and requires no change Of Shoe for any kind
:, In Flax Seed it has no Beaters, Pickers or
Shafts, to wind" and bother, in all olher ma
chimes.
Many Farmers say they would rather en-
ploy NICHOLS & SEEPARD'S VIBRATION at
fun prices than any other thresher Jar nothing and
they generally command cent extra per bushel.
It's great ease OF draft is because there is
less than one half as much slaftng. boxing, betting
aud gearing as in other machines, and grain belt
or raddles at ALL This fact speaks for itself
The Nichols & shepard's HORSE POWER has
no equal for durability aud case OF draft 1t is adapted
10 al other machines Parties who have "played on"
powers Of other kinds Invited to buy and try this
and see The difference. 1t is sold separately, and
"speeded" to take tho place of any other
The Vibrator stands on its own merits It
asks no favor but an impartial trial Call on
Agents or writ to the Manufacturers for Cir
cular, giving full description, together with
numerous Certificates
BLACK & MAYNARD,
General Agents, Apple River, Ills.
ID. IL. BUDD, Local Agent,
atom Lancaster, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
TO FARMERS & TRANSFERS.

JUST the thing IL is sure to lock the wheels every
time the Wagon crowds the least particle upon the team
You haul hay wood rails lumber anything else
without interfering with the wof king ofthe Break.
All mechanics who have examined Benefits Break.
All mechanics who havs examined Benefits Break
that 1t is better break than Sheld0ns which was
exhibited at the County Fair
Town and individual rights in Grant County. for
sale by j. WILSON. Jr.
29-tf Cassville Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
r UMBER AT POTOSI.

We receiving from thu Pineries large lot of pine
logs and expect be able TO the public with most
all kinds Of Building LINN Der, Fencing, Barn Boards
Common ara Heavy Luu ber &c at such reasonable
prices viii enable ali TO build mansions in town or
country for or beast.
Potosi Jul e. is65.-52-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
ONE THOUSAND TONS
OLD CAST IRON WANTED

vii pay the highest price for oldStove an Machn
Castings this market afford in exchan 20 for 30
out Of ny shop M. NJ ZlEGLER
ancaster, January l, 1857 soft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
CHERIFF'S SALE.-GULLIFORD.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Grant. 5
pssylsy 4 Pitts,

John Gnlliford
By virtue Of a writ Of Execution Issued out Of the
Circuit Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin in favor OF
H...I.x pitts plaintiffs and against John Gulford
defendant to me directed and delivered and or want OF
Foods and chattels of the said defendant wherein to
law have by direction of the Plaintiffs Attorney
is,isd unon all the right title interest which the said
defendant had on the 5th day of August 1862 or has
sncs acquired in and the following described real es
NAts. to wit: ~
The east half of the south east quarter OF Section o.
and the north quarter of the northeast quarter o.
eection a. all in Town 7, Range 3, west, in Grant
County wisconsin which said real estate, will on the
soth day Of April A. d. 1867 at the hour of o'clock
p M OF said dav offer for sale and will sell tf the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the front door OF the
Cont house In the village of Lancaster Grant county,
Wisconsin.
said sale will be made satisfy the Judgment, inter-
eat and costs and costs accrung,
r...d sheriff ONCE Lancaster, March, 18th 1857.
J.P. cox
,. 4. BARBER, SnerlH"
Plaintiffs Attorney.--+1ts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
Cash Assets, Jan. LIST. 'e7. 81. 76S 1876. 81

OF the present assets $500 00D represents the capital
of Company the balance is mainly composed of the
scrip fund, uDearned premiums. undivided p4ofits and
funds set apart for payment OF interest scrip issues
all securely invested in bonds and and United
States and other first class bonds and stocks
Divisions have been made customers in July Of each
year follows
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23

All of which scrip issues bear interest of per cent
per annum this enables to obtain insurance
cost is consistent with reliable security
with the additional advantage Of having that security
increased with each successful year business.
This Company issues also,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
CCNTINENTAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
THE 28th ANNUAL sTATEMFNr

OF this Company is herewith submitted for the ex
animation of the public showing its satisfactory progress
since the system Of participation adopted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
Ak-St.
CHERIFF'S SALE.-HORNER.

BTAYa OF WISCONSIN, Grant County,-ss. Jonathan
Lancaster, ads Harriet L. Horner.
By virtue of writ Of execution issued out OF the
Circuit Court of Grant county Wisconsin, against the
sSovs named plaintiff and in favor of the above named
defendant to directed and delivered and for want OF
goods and chattels whereon to levy, have this day
levied upon all the right title and interest which the
said plaintiff had the 18th day of September, d.
1885, has since acquired in and to the following de-
serbsd real estate towit The half of Section six
(o), Town three M Range five (5) west in Grant coun-
", Wisconsin, which said real estate will on the 10th
day Of May 1867 the hour Of 10 O'clock NJ OF said
Aay offer for sale and will sell to the highest bidder for
cash. the front door of the court house in thown OF
Lsncastsr, Grant county, Wisconsin. Said sale Will be
sade TO satisfy said execution and costs
p. COX, Sheriff.
Up DEWEY, Daft's Atty.
Dated sherirs Once Lancaster, April g. 1867.
Ats
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
ESTATE OF WOODRUFF.

nrArs OF WISCONSIN, Grant county-ss Probate Office,
Apr lst 1867. In the matter Of the Proof and Pro
bate OF the will and testament OF Erastus Wood
run. deceased. late of the county OF Grant.
Whereas an instrums mt in writing psrportlng TO be
SAsisstw and of Erastus Woodruff deceased
late OF the County Grant, has been filed in this ce
and Whereas Application has been made by Lucius WGo
nv nrsvinc that the same be proven and admitted to
Probate according to the laws of this Stae therefore,
It 10 ordered that said application be heard before the
uAse of this the Probate Office, in Ian caster
In said county on the first Monday OF May A. D. 1861
a. I ocock in the afternoon of said day.
And II is further ordered that notice shall be given TO
ali persons interested said will of the time and place
Of said hearing by publication in the Grant County
MnRlLp newspaper printed in said village for three
successive weeks, each week. prior to the time Oh
eush hearing.
ny the Court, ,v
A&-2t County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
FRESH FISH /!

have for sale splendid SEINE nearly new 800 IT,
long with BAG Is feet deep. with THREE BOATS and
TWO FISH BOXES Will sell separately or all to-
gether, on very reasonable terms.
GEO. WALKER.
British Hellow, january So 'e7.-s5-tf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-04-23
THRESHING MAJ IfINE.

have PRAIRIE KING THREsHIyG MAcHrSs made by
Cummings Remington, Dubuque. in good order, that
will sell for Two Hundred and Seventy FIVE Dollars
THOMAS PEN DLETON,
April list, 81 [43-3wl Little Grant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
ruE PRr>tDENT,> MESSAGE

Altogether the Message ~ more moderat-
han was expected bv some Of those who di,-
seBt from the views OF the President, and deals
more In argument than iuvectiye. sui tn
language Il forcible enough 10 leave NO doubt
OF the views Of the Executive ON the importau
questions which agitate the country, and viii
be read with interest. TRe President deals :,
some length, II will be seea, with the recon.
structioh questioR, saying tn. continued disor
gsnzstion Of the Union,t 20 " hi n ne has often
called the attention of Congress, Is vet a subiee
OF profound asd patriOSie concern. Review.
ing the present position OF Affairs. he SAYS.
that At this time there no Union as our
fathers understood the term, and as they
meant II 10 be understood by US, and IN refer
ence 10 the Teconstruc;Ien acts of Congress
says they are not only ohie tionaole for their
assumption of ungrauted power, but MANY Of
their provisions are IN conflict with the direct
prohibitions of thr Constitution HIS arpu-
msnts a. 20 their constitutonality are the
same ne has heretofore used He saws the
legislation of Congress binds the ten excluded
states " hand and foot in absolute sla ysry, and
subjects them to q strange and hostile power
more unlimited an d more likely to be abused,
than any other now known among ciyllized
men. and hat II Is maRifestIy and avowedIy the
OBJECT OF these laws TO confer upon the negroes
such a number Of hit CITIZENS AZ will elye
the former clear majority at all elections IN
The Southern Sfates- In this case ne saws the
end itself il evI a well 50 the means. The
~utIUgstiOn Of STATES 10 negro domination
would b. worse than the military despotism
under which they are now suffering He
argues At some lsrgJh against negro suffrage.
ssyIBg, Of all tue danger when our nation
tas vet encountered, none are equal 90 these
Vh-cn m Ust result from TIE success of the
fort now making % AfricaDize the half
Of our country In rtEHd 10 how far
his duty 20 presvENe, protect anu d.
find the Consultation requires him 10 "a 10
cppOsing a. uEsORsdJRuI4ai AT OF gougr,s,
az -, be ssys,s very serious and i'm oorttnt
question, a Tesisfs. &C 70 Congress NIGH lead
60 civil war Re ~ IrseHY refers 70 the ist.
eiectisHs, sayIL The appeal to our common
coUsutuenCles wa not taken IN VAIN ana my
orndeace II their wisdom and virtue seem
not 20 have ben MS plaeFi-"
He invites q -eu-lOn TO h con iItIou of In,
hLssces, and -sye ~ unreasonable % ex
Peot return Ia a sound currency 80 long s.
TIE Government D. CCrrUu.rg 10 I.sus m
Tede5 mable nOtez, aIls he channels of ci.caIn-
uCn with depreC iaJed paper He also r-com-
nrnds q thorough revision OF the R4ycpur
system, 90 that taIa,Io. may bear mos, heavily
on Articles OF Igxu-y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

AFFAIRS IN LoUIsIASA.-The Recons,ruc
ton Convention has been considering an ordi.
ns.os taxing and licensing private schools,
aud series OF resolutions hs wing IN view the
raising OF funds 70 detray the expenses OF the
convention by direct taxation on real and per-
sonst property, upon callings or professions,
and a poll tax. A resolution was offered, rec
onmending General Hancock TO remove from
office all men distranchised under the recon
struction laws, arh the appointment OF loyal
men IN their plaa es. Laid over.
GIN HANCOCK has revoked the orders of
Gen. Mower, remov wing from ONCE Smith
Lard, aid TO the chief OF police OF New Or.
lean anu appointing i'll his place Porter V.
Perkins, AID removing from Office Lieut..
ODonnell, lieutenant OF police in the se cond
district IA that city, and appointing Angelo V.
Ward in his place. If any charges or allega.
tons are presented against the officers who are
reinstated by this order. they will be consid.
cred by the Mayor and Police Board, to whom
the subject properly pertains. The order re.
voked by the above was Issued on the morniug
OF Gen. Hancock arrival. Extract ., Of or
der 200, removes X. King Cutler from the
bench OF the second iudicial district court, to
which he was appointed by Geh Mower, and
declares that Office vacant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

~Oberlin College ha. gained a ,ui, which
confirms LIS title 10 nearly i0.OOo acre. OF Iaua
peDdiDe for six years.
~Oyer one hundred and fifty DWELLINGS
stores have been erected At Lewiston M .ina
dnIink the last year. yet the papers Complain
OF high rents and scarcity Of houses.
81 Another large 10; of liquo was .mpu.,
INTO ne gutter In Cambridge, Mass, last week
~ order Of The court under the prohibition
iaw. IL ~ fOrtunste for the revenue of the
''ate mai ms law will soon be sorogatsd.
The General Synod OF the Reform al
Dutch Church. IN session AZ AIhanv nv :
vote oi one hundred and twelve ayes a nd Sc ven
nSSs, con hrmed the ACTON OF tue CI.s.i.
The church. The name will tber.,,r. $780,,
b The Reformed Churca IN Ansrics...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

TIE METHODIST CENTENARY YEAR ia -
ported 10 have been exceedingly prosperous
Tor mat denomination. In forty-fye Confer
"Lees there have been collected as centenary
onerinfs The nunInceni sum OF s6,a]I,2l5 o.
Il De West l. reported 70 have coutrioutes r.-
IauIely more money than the East The New
1ork aGo East New York Conferences can
nIousru Co., 30; Baltimore Con fereuces over
$50 eco the Pbiladelpala (,oafsrsnc. = - no
pnIo giN.s es'3,25s; Illinois. s3iI57s: Pitts
onre, $500. Northwest Indiana sin1 .fS .
missouri ano Kansas, sI57,2I2. These contri-
houses, educational fnnds uniysr.i,;a. -
crease OF church property, schools, payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
Meeting OF the kentucky Legislature.
Especial Dispatch TO the Starl

FRANKFORT. KY, Dec. The Kentucky
Legislature assembled to-day, at i2 O'Clock
noon, In the House Of Representatives An
organization was promptly effected by the
election Of j. I. Burch, of Louisville. speak.
ct. he vote in the House was unanimous
There are not enough OF Radicals ana third
party men to make show Of opposition. The
antecedents of these men were, two peace
Democrats. and three W ar men, all sound DEM
Ocrats now.
The Senate did aot organize, owing to the
fact that the caccus had not made nOmina.
lions. The Senate caucus met to- mig bit and
nominated for Speaker, William Johnson
Nelson.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THE PREMATURE PUBLICATION Ov
THE MESSAGE IN THE NORTHERN
AND WESTERN CITIES.

Especial dispatches TO the Start
BosToE, Dec. 3.--The JosrnaI, Adrert,ser.
Post and HsruId of this NOR ming publish the
message oy telegraph from Washington:
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Tne Herald, World, and
Times publish the message IN full The Tri-
bVrs prints a synopsis.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3--Ths Ga:ettse, Enqxirer
and Co~msrcial, The three morning papers
here, publish the message Of the President a.
teiegraphed from Washington last night.
CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-An the morning papers
here = ublish the message. r.s 90.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3-Poruons OF the Presi-
DENIS message are published here to-day.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-TAe Ingui-er, Post
and ITess OF tot day, publish the message and
port ons of the annual reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
virginia News.

Allen. delegate to the STATE Oaavsntion from
Prince Edward connty, applied te ne last
court for that countN for Ger "a DC ate
t-r, on which he might obtain license to prac-
tise law. The court LID feel Itself warrsute ia
certifying that be yyaa q man Of honest de-
meanor, ard rejectefi the application.
0cCracken Il Bi other, IN Frederi ckshnrg,
have begun he i'm portaton OF Northern W b te
laoeTefs- There waIs one arrival on L Tuesday.
Mr.. Leiehenstern b "a brought on four woite
men 20 Work on hrs, farm, one OF whom Is \
biacksmith- He viii bring on others.
There was Urge fire at Portsmouth on
Saturday night I've tour STORY brick houses
the property OF Nr. Bentley. were burned
dOHn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
OUR RLE SHEET

We call att Ei'oE wi'h some pride To our
toUble sheet OF 20 cay with us enormous auan
uty Of rtsdinE mater eJnorseing thu message
9: the President. and the Departmental re-
TC-.s- We believe tHai 20 complete ard II.
e nsIVe production OF these documents has
never before BEEN made ny Washington
payeT IN srria issue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

BY Gable 70 me Aesoclated Fress.
LONDON, Dee. 3-Nocn.-Consols, % 5-I6
T.. :. 5oTs, I'll lI-i6; Illinois Central, 9t
Eries, -.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 81. :. POS closei last
night a. s6S-
IIvERPooL, Dec. S-Noon.-C Cotton dull and
UNCHANGED; sales Will probably reach 5000
bales: Breadstuffs quiet.
SOUTHAMPTON, rec. 3-The steamer Ueutsh.
land, from New York, arrived at midnight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
The Virginia Reconstruction tonventio,

The virginia Reccnstructieu Convention.
RICHMOND. VA. Dec. 3-Tbe Reconstruc.
ton Convention met this morning. Col ID. r.
While al ex- Federal officer, was chosen TEN /.
porsry chairman y. ID. Bland (blsck.) Sec
rotary, and Mr.. W hittiesey (white,) assistant
secretary
The Convention adjourned until to-mor-
row.
The chairman congratulated the Con ven ton
Oh the peaceful circums tances under which
they had met
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

The Reject CURRENT thar the com MS
SION of Col Csp-on, commissioner OF agricuI-
ture- will not De issued because OF the opinion
entertained by he Executive that the Coz
frmstiOn Of Col. Cspron il illegal, Is without
foundation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

~Ihe report Of General Nil hier, Sup.riu
teEdent OF PTtEc Buildings and GroGnd-.
gwen an fuH a co-days Issue OF the SrAi.
will he found Of great interest by our Dstr.c q
readers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
NV loRk 0nrket

NEw YORK. Dec 3-FIcur dull and droop.
ing. Wreat dun and pominally lower Corn
dull and declining. OaIs 10 xrr. Pork droop.
ihe; Mess S.i.25aS2l 30. Lard dull at lex
- 'ents. Cotton dull at I5x cents for Uplands
freights quiet. TurpeDuLe dull a. 81 cents.
Eosin quiet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

~from Blanchard y MOhuu We have
copies Of HarpeF's popular We,tis snd 8,-ar
Ter December tn and I4Ih
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

~ patent three. wheeled dray or truck 10
attracting much attention in New Bedford,
Mass. 1t is said 10 be a great improvement on
the old two wheeler, in speed and con venie n ce
of turning and backing.
- young man named Regain died In
Albany (Ga.) recently from having a mole or
wart on his face cut by a razor while being
shaved. The wart was on the left cheek, and
while the whole right side was paraIyzao, the
left leg and arm became rigid. and the face
turned over the lett shoulder.
IMMIGRATIoN.- During the present year. up
to " ednesday last, there have arrived at Ne "
York 2s,2S9 emigrants-S,359 more than had
arrived last year at this time.
their prices.
~ An African copjuror, who eats half a
wireeiass, is exhibiting in London.
- The Roman STATES owe So, OOO,OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

lee PAEEPA Rosa COSCERT-In couss.
gusIoe OF al imPeTaIVe engagement OF IN
great pianist Leopold lie Meyer, which will
coupei him 20 leave here in time TO appear in
New ok on Saturday, tie Parepa Rosa
troupe will 5c able 10 give only one concert Ia
the city, and thar VILE take place At nIetx.r,,s
Hail CT Thursday evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

TIE ALABAMA CONvENTION.-Tns Radical
mel hers of the convention, have nominaie1 a
rall tieket Tor State OH GERS. William III. Smith
OF kanoolPh county. WAS nom q q ed Tor Gov
rrEor. He IS q man af moderate yIsys A +
Applegate, OF Madison county, an extreme
Radical, and late of OHIO, was nominate for
ilrutenant GOVernoT- ID. II. Bingham was de
RATED for the nomination for Governor All
the other cano dates are throughly Radical,
ana nearly all Northern men. The recoustru-
non eonNenten adopted a Resolution that " bel
me convention adlo1rns d snail adjourn sub-
jet 20 the call Of r.. " Peck, president or the
mtiitary commander Of this State or district;
hut, u not recon yened within one wear N shall
stand acJourned sane de. resolution 10 adj
Journ On The iih instant was rejected The oath
OF once as hnaily adopted. requires the Off
Gers 20 swear that they are not Isfranc nised hy
ihe constitution Of Alabama or the Constitu-
non or laws OF he United States. and that
hey Will support the constitution and laws o,
State and OF the EiIed States. the Union of
States, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

EvKeYBoDT should see Hackett as Fai,l4f.
a he National Ihea.er
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

81 A large amount OF mater, editorial and
local, Is crowded out too day by the mes -e
snd documents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

The ROMAN QUESTION Gable dispatches
Ot 4aeL Hig e. ss.y TIA tie fOrtIheatlors of Cl-
VIA ecchis a.e beng stTeDgl hensd and al
l-rro 50 that a carson OF Papal troops Cau
hold the city 81 as open gate for the return Of
ne reHch troops should the safety OF the
rope hereafter require It. In additiOnlt 70 hes.
pf-CsutiCDS, CiVIta &c hia Is 70 b. placed IN
direct tel,graphIc communication with Tou-
lOb' aAd ior ,nIs purpose q submarine caoI,
haS teen oTceIed
De London Ttas-S yesterday morning has
n I-SdiIg tcTOIIaI On The 6.iar question
NAiSn IL considered lmpOr aLt, a. IL In some
degree Iefiects the policy OF the BRUSH Gov
riHnsn', As Wei rs public opinion. The
vTier makes strong argument against the
coniin nance of he temporal POI OF the Pop,
and expTesses he beII-f that the confsrf u .
called oy Napoleon 20 solve the problem will
never uS ct, and concludes with the opinion
mat the Pope and Italy N ust get rid OF their
mutual disuUSf, and come TO an agreement
without assistance OF European powers
Tne SWISS Government has accepted thu
Invitation OF france 20 participate in IN gen
eIal conference.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03

MUsrHR-OnT OF FREEDMEN's Bureau
OFFICERs-The volunteer officers on bureau
duty in Virginia VINO will be mustered ont on
January I, under General Grants order, are
two colonies, two lieutenant colonels, five
majors, fourteen captains, ten II rst lieu tenants
ana hfteen second ieutenants. Five volun.
teer officers were mustered out last week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-03
change Of Military Commando.

Especial Dispatch to the Star.l
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 2-Major Gen Craw
succeeds Brig Gen Burbank IN command OF
the Military District OF Kentucky. burbank
is ordere. 10 kIcksburg
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EEEEEBLID AND DELICATE CONsTITU
- Ii9nS. ofb9n ssyss; use HrLMsoLns Ex
feeaines. end enable yor 70 slssS Wi.
&C 2-pkWy