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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25
WASHINGTON. Juno

" -A''lI H4NWIVN, D uIO -U'
A pardon was issued to>day in the
case Of Gen. Longstreet on the per-
sonal application of a number Of
prominent men, including Gen. Grant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

QUALITIES OF CATTLE.-Ayrshires
for cheese; Devons for butter; and
Attorneys for cream; these, on the
best native stock will improve. The
improved Short Horns combine these
qualities to large extent, and are,
besides; superior for beef. When we
say the Attorneys for cream, We
mean the richest cream. not the
most, as less milk is given by them
than By the Devons, and less butter
made from a cav. For the farmer
who has but few COWS, the improved
Short Horns are the best as they
combnosmore or less the good quail
ties. Excellent for milk, they are
still more so for beef oLman's RI.
raj World.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

The old story that Charles the Sec
ond knighted lion of beef. calling it
Sir-loin, is disapproved by the dis
covery Of the word in manuscripts of
much older date.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

ssyLucius Manius Sargent, a wen
known author, died at Roxpury'
Mass. on Monday, aged 81 years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

COUNTY MAps.-For sale at the
HERALD ONCE, Wilson's Maps OF Grant county-send
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

sg~ The hop crop throughout the
county is reported to be generally
looking well.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

NoTE.--As appears from above the
commencement of Boloit College takes
place on the 10th instead of the 18th
July as noticed on the outside.
Ed
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

HT- Memphis is going to have a
negro paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25

gs9NTho great Summit Tunnel
through the crest Of the Sierra Ne
vada mountain chain has generally
been looked upon as three or four
years job. But the Californians, in
their impatience to push forward tho
Central Railway, have put in prac-
tice the underground tactics which
their quartz mining had taught them.
They attacked the tunnel at both
ends, and then sunk shaft in the
middle down to the level Of the grade
and worked both ways. The tunnel
will be 1860 feet long through the
solid rock. 1t was commenced last
September, and on the first of June
only AL feet remained TO be taken
out. The progress made is sixty feet
per week. at which rate the job will
be completed by the first of August
eleven months from the time
ground was broken Is not this mar
vellous progress ? After passing the
mountain the way is open without
serious obstacles to.ovcrcomc, clear 10
Salt Lake, which the Californians arc
confident of reaching before the East
ern Division Of the great work gets
there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-25
From the Marion (o) Mirror May 2i.l
A NOVEL LOVE STORY.

A young couple, the girl the daugh-
ter Of one of our wealthiest citizens,
the young man ''poor but honest"
met and ''fell in love-" the parents
doated upon THEN pretty and accom-
plished daughter and discountc,
nanced tho visits of the young man.
Meetings by stealth were planned,
and finally an elopement was agreed
upon. All this was kept profound
secret, as was supposed from the par
ents.
The night and the hour came
Quietly, noislossly the young Miss
decended a ladder improvised for the
occasion, and the twain were making
their exit from the gate, when they
were suddenly SURF GUIDED by two
men, one the father of the lady, and
the other stranger and captured
They were taken, half willingly, half
reluctantly, into the house and par
Tor. The stranger throw off his mask
and discovered to the couple a minis.
ter; the father produced a marriage
license, simultaneously tho mother
brothers and sisters made their ap,
pearance, and the couple were imme-
diateIy married with the blessings Of
all present
The parents were appraised OF their
whole proceedings, and seeing the
mutual love Of the two resolved to
let love take its course, while their
good sense made a happy deauemcat
Of what might have been serious
aud unfortunate affair for life. God
will bless those noble hearted parents.
TIE son in-law is doing as well as
could be expected at last accounts,
under tho circumstances, and peace
and happiness smiled on the whole
family.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
WEDNESDAY MORNING, June IL, 1861
TERMS FOR SUBSCRIPTION.
Shall the People Register 7

Judge ALpRi cHs gives the following
sansible advice through communication
to the Charleston Mercury With tho
single exception Of Gov. PERnY, We d"
not know OF prominent man in the
State who counsels inaction in the present
alarming crisis. Tae Judge says 81
have been asked u the people shall regis
ter! | answer uiihesitatingly. that every
man who will he pernNted TO register his
narieAs a voter. should do so The ques
,ion is. not If he shall vote at the Coming
election, but il he shal! secure to himself
the privilege Of voting ut alli There are
other matters to I've passed upon by the
courtrv, under the Mi'ilsr, bAl, besides
who shall be members Of the convention.
Tbs constitution to be fisrped BY that
convention is 10 be submitted 10 the peo.
pie for their sppr"vaI. And unless the pri
viIsge Of voting is secure! by registration,
the power OF the county may be seise1
by designing and unscturalous firen.--
My counsel, therefore, is that It will be a
fatal blunder not to secure this high pri-
vilege. IL a man registers. he is no,
Obliged to vote; # he fails to do 40, he
will 70, be permitted TO exercrsethis great
franchise.
I think the Military bill is harsh, op
pressive- and ungenerous. but we must
constantly bear in mind. tha, it is k,w
Of the land In which we live and which
we are cornpoIed to obey We mus, also
remember our condition and not refuse TO
exercise the rights which remain because
we have been deprived m many tina, We
value. Let Us patiently endure and cheet.
fully acquiesce in that which We cannot
avoid, until an opportunity oilers itself to
take advantage Of a change in public
opinion to better our condition. Unless
we secure the rixh,t 10 vote, We wilt nr,
he able to embrace the golden moment" :"
1t is not sound philosophy to be sulleu
and inactive in times Of aff 'c,iou and op
preston let US do all that We can do, to
preserve the institutions Of the counirs
and secure ali Of Constitutional liberty left
| have heasd good men SAY, "~ha, is ,bs
use to try. We are conquered people T.
l much prefer TO hear them, 10 the Ian
gusge Of the ca,echisin. cheertuiiy say. I
will "do nv duty in that state OF life into
which il shall please God to call me-
That is aldo your dutv and be patient.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
Military Coin missions in Virginia.

Gen. ScHoyIELD. Who 10. generally 70
gsrded as one OF the xb!est and most cou.
servative Of the District com IN snders, has
Recently Issued An order appointing mill
tary commissions ito overlook aud con.
troll the administration OF the laws in VI
ginia The Richmond Times, in publish
ing the order, says that il comes upon the
people ike \ clap Of thunder from clear
sky. The order parports to he issued tr
The purpose Of giving adequate protection
to all persons in their rights Of person and
property, in cases whore the civil authori
lies may fail. directing the appointment OF
military commissions in enb districts here.
after to be defined. giving than the com
mand OF the police, sberitfs and constablss,
and clothing them with che power. OF
magistrates. These commissions are to
take Jurisdiction in all cases where ,hev
may have reason to believe ths, Justice |.
not done. The order concludes ss follows /;
Trial by the civil courts will be preferred
in all cases where there is satisfactory
reason to believe that justice will lie done |;
bat until the orders OF the commanding
general are made known in any case, the
paramount jurisdiction assumed BY the
military commission will be exclusive. All
PERSONS civil officers and others-arc re
quired TO otey and execute the la~foi
orde" Of the military CON missions 10 the
same extent N they are required by Law
to obey and execute ~riis isAued by civi,
magistrates. Any person Who shall dis
obey or resnt the Ia siul orders or author,
ty of military commission. shall bs tried
by military commission, and. upon con
'iction. shall be punished by fine and i'm
prisonment. according tn the nature and
degree Of the offence. THIS order -sill no,
he construed to excuse civil officers. IN
aoy degree. from the faithful disch srge of
their duties. II ia intended 10 aid the
civil su'hori,i-s. and not to suspend them.
except in cases Of necessity.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

AID FOR THE SoUrH The Baltimore
Sun Of Tuesday saws: The StaIe Relief
Commissioners nave forwarded. up 10
this date, ss follows: To North Carolina
$50 bushels corn. so harrsis -four, 40,
496 pounds bacon. $25OO in cash.
7" South Carolina, lS.0O2 bushels ysosn,
40 600 pounds bacon. To Gsorg,a. ii,
$40 bushels cora. 81. 900 poands bacon.
To Alabama, l4,s64 bushels corn, 80.
$50 pounds bacon. Arrangements have
been made by which 10000 will be 10
vested in corn and bacon in New Orleans.
for distribution in lie flooded portions Of
Louisiana and Mississippi. The distribu
ion Is made by committees who are sp
pointed by relief commissioners selecied
by uhe Governors Of the Stales. The pan
rs found to work we'll, exsrpt ihs. each
county ihinks its proportion too small. in
slew OF its necessities. Further shipments
viii be- made as the commissioners can
obtain the means
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

A DEsPorrc ORDER -U"der this head
the National Inteiiigeaeer OF Saturday
publishes General SchoReld's last order
and says:
. i, Is d'fficulftn rssuan within the lin
'ts OF rational discussioa our Indignation
st the extraordinary order Of General
Schofield. which puts the whole civil sys
TEN of'Virep's-the courts. the police,
the sheriffs, the eonsishles, ip = word, all
the officials Of the eSists--urde~ ,hsspper
vision, no, simply Of General Schofisld.
but of his petty ssbslteras A more des
pe,'c &C, We can hardly conceive Of II
the Executive proposes to retain the res
prct of ,hose ~Iso believe in "liherty reg
ulsted by law" he cannot much lonee,
refrain from instrocting his subsrdin stss
40 10 the limits Of their suthority. Gen.
Scho6eld may be man Of the pu,e.t in.
tsntioos. and We certainly have no dispo
siIion to assaii him but this order is an
called for and iniquitous. and embodiss
The very qn'otesseocs OF desposism. We
cannot, however, enter now into die
cusaioo OF iis bestings and an exposure ol
its offensive provisions. Want Of space
compeIs 10 e. dsSer that TO failure asy.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

REoIsrERED LETTERS. --Ths new iaw
In relation 10 registered letters went into
effect on the frs, Of the pre.sn, month
Tho letter is placed 10 a large envelope
With conspicuous lettering. ~nd receipt.
are exchanged between the pos'mssier,
and the various mail agents through
whose hands tho packages are to pass
consequently missing registered letter.
can he rssdily traced.
Our Postmaster has received a fnI
supply OF these envelopes. The price o,
registered letters is no& fixed at twenty
cents.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

NE~ OKlrAss. June by order sf
the President. through the Sscsststy al
War. Sheridan ha. restored the Old hsvss
Commissioners. IN compliance -irh pc
tition from Gov. Wells Sheridan, in
oheying the order. dsnounces Wells In
s''ong ts'ms. and removes him. appoint.
ing Thomas j Durant in his place. re
also removed the Sweet Commissions.
and sppois,ed William Baken in his
place.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
N,ppN. Ro,n, IT, E =

Marrow EscApE. The Expre.s ~ap,
on belonging TO the firm of Me..rs Has.
ssltine Il Chsfee-plvine between this
place and Rock Hill, met with 4 marrow
escape while crossing the. Cara~ha Rive,
At Jones' Ferry. On Fridav last. When
soma diMsnce from the hAnk the fs,
sunk. carving down with i, the wagon,
si% mules. and hsavv load OF merchan
dize Through the exerions ~ the .,ri
vers the team vas cut loo.a and saved
portion OF the load WAS then removed
and the hnst rose to the top and hove
to. No cons'dersbIe damage su.,sined
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
Registration.

Registration.
We have published a full synopsis Of |
the opinion of Attornev-Genefal STAN.
btRy on The tecorstinction Acts. !
General ScHoriELp has issued an Or
der for tho instruction OF Boards OF Reg
is'ration in Virginia which throws add,
tional lighrupon the subject. he .ays
that the following win be regarded as
Executive and Judisial Officer. Of the
State Of VIRGINS within the meaning Of
ths law, viz: Governor, Lieutenant Gov
ernor. Secretary Of State, Auditor of Pub
lie Accounts, Second Auditor, Register Of
the. Lind Office, State Treasurer, Alton
nev-General. Judges Of ,ns Supreme
Court Of Appeals. Judge. Of the Circuit
Courts, Judge Of the Court Of Hn.tinps.
Justices Of the County Courts. Mavor,
Recorder and Aldermen OF any citv. or in
eorpofated town, Who are er o6fcio jus
tices, coroners OF towns and Counties. es-
cheators, inspectors OF tobacco, dour and
,...
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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

NJ. Davis win fssids, during the sum.
nes. q, NisRa,a--a besutifai little village.
and one Of the oldss,in Cansds---oo Lake
Ontario. A 6os rssideacs has bssa 6..s&
up for bic soco0modsiiee.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

To thin section. il is gratifying to state,
tbs most influential colored people are
doing tkssr best to encourage fesRnge OF
harmony between The two races.
There are no disturbances bere-hht
without garrison everything 10 going on
smoothly, and not one white man that We
know OF is disposed 10 deny any righ,
po%s".sed nov by the coIored people
Fairs Reid Herald.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

Attention is directed to the advertise
msnt 81 Ahs Stevens House. kept upon
the European plan 10 New York city,
This house is sS'd 10 be OF tie highest
order and located in the csnttsl bssin.s.
part OF the CITY.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
CRors ,x FAIavIELp.-Tbs Winn,boro

Ne6s SAYS:
So far as We learn. the wheA crop is
still promising = large Yield. Corn is
growing veil. and cotton 10 not IA much
damaged as Ne feared II would be, in
consequence Of the con,inued cold weath,
er.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

THs SoUrHERN CULrIvAros for June
has been received Farmers would find
II to their interest to subscribe for this
valuable agricultural journsl.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

The packages NJ D-morssts M.gszins
Tor Juos failed TO reach this Pes.ofice.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12
IFrom the { 'sr' sston Nercury.l

synoptical Sta atement Of the Opinion
of tho At.orney.Gsnssal IpoI the
Clauses of the Military Acts rsfsrr.
Ing to Voting and Holding 9flcs.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-06-12

The following is synop.icsl analysis
Of The opinion Of Attorney General Stan.
berry:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
INFORMANT Law SuIr.-The atten-

IMPORTANT Law SUIr.-The atten-
ton Of the Circuit Court for this County has
been occupied for nearly all the past week
in @uit brpugnJ Dy the Mineral Point Min
ing Company against joins J. Ross, for tres
pass, as claimed in running a drift upon the
lands Of the Company and taking out large
quantity of mineral from the Company's side
Of the line. We understand something over
htry witnesses have been on the stand in
this case. and much interest felt in the re-
salt Each party has able Counsel who will
watch wen the interests Of their clients
DuNN & READ are for the Company and N
II CoruHEN for the defendant
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
City Election.

The Democracy, as usual at the snr;,o
ELECTION, carried this city yesterday bv a
decided majority, though less than that of
1 one year ago. Mr.. HENRY is reelected Ma
or By So majority agai nst lI9 last year. Mr.
CURRY is reelected Assessor bv e5 naior;tv
/ against l26 last year. Mr. CoNMISs is elected
ouperintendent by Is majority --;ainst 50 for
ar .l FLoWNAS last spring. Mr. KEssLER. Re
publican, IS reelected Treasurer BY los
majority against 81 one year ago: this is the
largest majority Mr.. X. ever received. tbo,,ob
the sixth year that he has been elected
Treasurer JOHN IvEY, sR; is elected jus
tee OF the Peace in the Second Ward. The
rest OF the officers elect are Democrats.
We are glad to.announee that our citizens
have at last voted Tax to build a suitable
School House in the Second Ward. There
was 1T majority for the Loan.
Yesterday was an unusually fine election
day the sun shining bright and warm, and a
large vote was poIled for local election.
though at least one hundred voters failed to
vote. Below We give the ressIt:
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
M "A x r I Z d :

VAN BEUNr -MARrIN. the l. s Hotel. IN
this city, the Pad inst, by the Rev. e. Iendra Mr.
, : NsN BRUSr TO Miss SARAH z. MAErfy both OF
Darlington
TBELpAI-CALYART.-O 21st a. the house Of
thu brides father In the town Of Linden. by Rev W
u. kellogg, Mr. joins TsELoAE to Miss NARY J.
CAVIAR.
WILLgAUS-H TLTEY.-0n the 25d of March at
the house Of The brides father by Key " H. kelos g,
MIR JAWS WuLLANs, OF Lost Grove to Mrs. MAJ
GtEET HILEV, Of Linden
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

fNANS--Ia the town Of Willow Springs LAFAYETTE
County, on sunday morning. March 24th MIR JERE-
N1,U EYSNs. aged 3 years month and "A days
Nr. Evans was man or uubiemished character, both
IS Christian and citizen lie had been Tor many
years member of the Baptist Charch but since his
rssidence IN this State had become attached to no
Chu Oh fcr the reason that no organization Church
Of his choice within reach lie retained his fac
titles Of mind tiH his last moments and diedia the f1ll
hope Of a blessed immortality beyond the grave
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03
Town or LINDEN.


MEssRs. EDIToRs II have often heard the
exclamation - q What backward Spring
We shall have this year, as though it was
something new in Wisconsin. For my own
qualification have hooked through my diary
which have kept for the last ten years. and
find the following dates recorded therein
with regard to the time I commenced sow
ing Wheat in each wear.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

REMovAL.-We have fnatv- rterl -

omitted to notice the removal of DR.. MrrcH
kLL Dental Office DE- Il now occupies the
room over Miss aAcoNnER's Millinery zStor e,
one door East of PULFoRD's Drug Store, where
those IN need Of his services will find him.
ready at all times to attend to any business
in the line of his profession.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

IHTs CHANGEABLE WEATHER Is very
trying to health, particularly for such a. are
troubled with any pulmonary weakness
Even little hoarseness may 50 -irq;tate the
lungs as to produce the most direful conse-
quenees. Co.'s CorGH BALs4e cures hoarse
ness every time
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

The letter from Mr.. JAMES ToAY.
giving his experience of the time Of Sowing
Wheat for the last ten years, is very accept
able. We would be pleased to record the
experience of Farmers in other matters 0 f
equal interest to our readers. Those who
keep diary Of passing events can give many
useful and interesting statistics to the pub
lie. Send them along
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

ASSISTANT ASSESSOR. under
stand that Assessor WHkIssex has deter
mined to re-appoint THos. s AxsLEY. of this
city, who was Assistant under Mr. BrrsRo1s
and Is well known to the citizens Of the
county
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

Next week / will give the dates l COM
menced harvesting Wheat during the same
years Yours, cIr.,
JAMES T0AY.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-04-03

tIGcvrT CorEr-S large portion
Of the time Of the present term of the Cir
cult Court has been occupied IN trying the
Gaze between the Mineral Point Mining Co
nu3 JouS j. Rass, that hut littIe other bust
ness has been transacted. Tne case iuvoIv-
ing the title Of the Public grounds anu old
Conrt House in this city goes 90 Lafayette
County on Change Of Venue, ana VIII prob
ably be argued during the torn which COM
mences at Darlington next week. one or
tvo criminal eases are to come on at this
term. which viii probably occupy So much Of
the time that II will be impossible TO reach
the Rail Road Mortgage case AZ this time
Two weeks IS not sufficient time For disPos-
ing of thc business before our Court, and it
should be 50 arranged as To give more time
in this County