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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
metrp1,DIitam

gsrF2srunass @eIeaf4aft, eelegeu In Der Stabt gerp
alorf. i'm Stadte Stem Dort mir 9enugenbe Bsrpeiis
Sareebra9t bat, bab beiaste Geieufbatt ale IN ben
etaate Eennefee ben 9eriidsrunssgeieai9afte anf,
eeleateu Beninanngen ertiat bat uno I'D beibeine
Saberoem, bab Garn u, Rob, Msenten befagter 1es
sli9aft, ebeniaHs Ben Grforoernii(sn Der Saatsaes
ete, weIHe fir tole 5due gema1t iIRo einQert1tet
iiiaa ger9erungsg haft Defugntb fir Hifitos
SeraatwOrtLt1 ~ feiH nHe 6sS Betfl9erungsgei3aft
n Oteiem StaateiM &afbDine gu betrelben.
sIls q. ~. 4asdbett,
eb2A 3mtw roller, Eenn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11

Gieie ptamOs smpFnsen ben bSGften Prets In be
AeItausfeuuus iiber bic btiien 6abr.tate sonSons
Paris, Gsuti9Ianbs, ber GtdSte sserp gori, pbiIas
Sepbia, Baltimore nnO Bottom; ebeniO bic @OIos1ter
Odiae anf BEN amerifanii6en Sntitut in
H6y@ 6itnf auf einsnSer foIssnsen Sabren. -Ss9s
tlujere giamOs entbaltsn Oas Sarfen YeSal, ben
fran,SIi6en 9ampfer ben ueritdrften Sab, pole els
Ierns aabmen unb ale mObernen Serbeierunsen. =
Sebes Smitrunent anf finf Sabre suarantitt uuS
uerseg inter auffi9t bes Serrn 8. 6. Sropeaeen
fabrtairt, her cine praftiie Griabruns BON ber IS
Sabrsn bat anb Der iibsr 1900 PianOs ieIb semadt
bat. ilniere gortbeiIe befab9en uns, nnisrs 5abrs
ate uon fO0q0O Dollars biaiset ~ usrtaRtrn, aIs IA
.Se ssns anssrs sabrit. ND iu21S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
&eime Siutdrmutb uuo Steitb iub
mebr.
observation-disclosures @ilene glatrOn bon
Yr. " ern 8

- Or. Ner05
9ieies neue 8rdparat lit bereit in 5rantreitb unh
England an STEELE Der Gienmittel aooptirt. IS 1T
iifiig, farbz unb ge1dmalos unb entfprit in Ienen
BeiianbtbetIen Der 3ufammenieburs bes Shltes unh
ser ano9en. 9c9en 8leibiutbt, Nagenbef9weroen,
SdbnGde, 8eroaulIng uno Anumie, sibt es fem tnel=
terer uiln berer pirteHbes NitteI. Se Ntabemie be
4leaeene ,uenbet es in ben meeu SGuen an urlo err
II bamit Die beiten Grfolse.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
YOnlebet Srgeln uno
MclD0cDns. @, =. e..
Senen einitimmis Der eriie greis, cine gDO.Eebdiue
yglls 6eH beiten Gabtnet=S raeln"


yIls beH beiteu Gabinet=OraeIn"
i'm ameritonii9en Snfittte, Stem gort, Sttober
1865 suerfanrt.ipurSe.
NIs bic portreiFidfen in Der gefGaffen5ett stdrte
une 4anni9faltigteit bes Zones Inb in Der 3ab Der
Su1ammeniteHun9en anerfannt. .
ga bic beften Snirameflte non &meriea bort nett
etferteni 10 IieB oas, peldes ben >Sies basentrus,
9hebts gu beiiegen iibrig." Amerean Art Solrnal.
tSerousgegeben pom einen befaniiteu RHfttrtiter.)
STE boben ebenfaHs ben erten 4sreis lbernH hapon=
9etraeen, mo iie ansgeftent ruurSen.
Dreen NIT YeSalen, en smei NIB brei Eaitenreibeu,
enia6er oeer boppeIter 8eibe in 9roBer Nanni9fGl~
tisteit $65 bis $45 9ieie Orqen nit i5te, aIafter
pfeifendbnIi9eu GisentbImIi3teito es ZONES, fb0<
Yeoolen uno alaeIneiHen SrgelefTefteu, eignen fih
S4uen. 3iefeIben fn6 in SSddJer pon foiibem Ball
origlneler StpD uno eleeantes &oienbpIs non Ger
prddttppuiten Seidnuna uno Nisitattiita NIB Der
been &rbeit eineeegt, 6a beablIti wirs 6as iebes
synitrument elm Wufter in feiner Art fei. Mle Sn=
rumente bis berab au elm fefnes, tragbares Ottau=
Melooenm babeR bic f96ne SremRlaueotlappe pbne
Grtraz8 ere6nuna.
Gin arober 8orratb ftets an Der SanS in uuIerm
angemeinen BboIeiae uno HetnIs2a9er, So. Sal
8reuoudp.
niere crfuIirenben iuutrirteit greisIer nit mt
feren ueueen StnIen na iest fertig. 9saR aiie iip
Elm GirtuIdr tomr1en.
peIpubet. Bottom u. So, 6dbritanten,
m322 3Ds 30. Sal 8rpabwop, saerp gort Gitg.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
5, Sidlins's & Gu's.
@;rpser 0erfa,lf oDn ltbrem

Rirb an einem einfa9en gIau ;u eIei9en Nreiien,
Der jetem 8etbeilieten cine bhbf9e unb ri9tis gee
5sn6e libr fir Rur $1O fthert, Dor f4 geben. Dbne
9dii3t lpe uieI bieeIbe h6beren 9Sertb bat ne nur
unter Der 8eoinsuns, bab ieber @mpfdnser sufries
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
@arper's MeeflD,
elegant our6ueg illuitrirt.
SmbfcriptiDnem.


Die Seraus9eber baben elm Spftem nit benz Yoit<
Gepartement einsefibrt, bur5 peI6es fie bas Mugas
sine, iorpie bre gBeetlD 9enen, rueIe es uorseben
SeieIben brett nom Der Office Ses Seraussebers
beaieben, nit 20 Gents pro Sabr suienSeM ruerben
ieSO muB biefer Setras an bic 9Oft=Offee hes Subs
icribenteni be5abt werben. pOitueiiter ODER 2eut
bic fur Clubs 3eitunsen gu besieben wiinf6eu erbaI
ten auf gerIaneen Show Bills.
SeSinAmn9eli.
Sarper's @eetIn fir Sabr $500.
Cine Grtr1 9tummer, pom g8eettp iDte pom Na9as
sine, Ipiro iebem Club, Der AMI ) 9ummerm $500
aborrirt, gratis perabfoIet.
S5eblenbe Tilmr1ern tOinen ieSer3eit na1seIiefert
Deloen.
Cine 8eibenfoIse auer Nummern bes sabres pom
Sarpers gSeetIp rueraen bur @rpres, fre llntoz
fen uno nebIi9 gebunben fir 81 perianot. Cine
Douitdnoiae Musgabe, nenn Sabrgdage nmiaiieno,
miro bel Giuienonng DON $525 pro eSabrgang, nit
Rdh5a5lung Der Grams o:tsRofen peri9idt Tperben.
Der 9. Sabr8ang eri4eint ont 1ien Sanua 1867 uou=
ltdloig,
- 1rper s. 8rDtberS,
24S6a rantlin Square, 0etp gOrf
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11

penaefeht, ipirb BesabMng Derlangt.
501 SpIine gobene Sutltilg nbren. $259-150
50l aJRaoie Saieh opiheae uhren .. 2O0-A0
500 9atnen sl1href, eHnmelIeb. ........ 100-300
1000 @oibsue CUNT. Gbronometer nbren 250-309
1000 GnInene Suutiuq GrIinoer uhren 2OO-25O
1900 @oIeene bunting SupleT nhren. :. ,150-2OO
-i5,OOO @olbene ainerif. Sunting ubren f00-250
5OO6 GtIberue 6uutina GuIiuper 5O-i50
5000 SiIberne Suntine 9upseres. 75-256
5000 GoIStne Eamensilbren.. .......... $3.50
20 600 GpIoene 6iintiua &epines ......... So Is
10000 SiIterne nbreu uerf6ieoener Arten 5000
500 Silberne SHrting uhren. ......... 25-- 50
f0,OOO Ailortirte nbren aler Arten To- IS
Seeer fd boran 8etbeiligenoe erbGIt cine llbr bur
biefe ginr1une, bic $40 fOet, udbrenb iie eipen
@ertb pom $3.50 bdbeu tunn. Seine Beuorsngunaen
usrben itaitfnoen. idling u. Cos. grobe ameritas
nifohe uhren Gpmp1gnie III Stem Dort Gitn tpInf9t
enen fofortigen What obtgen anaefbrten aorratbes
nei rib ansebsn, iis IN perieeelten epnperts snts
gsiiser FOLDER Certificate inb ,u ben in bren Sou.
perts Gnsesebenen gesenitdnOen beredtigt, nadbsem
he $40 einseianSt babei. Die GnienbMng zines nns
Ierer Certificate bereGtiet ben Ginien6er naeem er
besujlt bot Az BEN i'll bemieben Guf9eubrten Yegens
Itan6 nn6 pa tein @ege nane me- Tiger oils $40 wertb
IT, 70 1T es leicht einSueben, oaB pies @ef66ft tein
tein 2otterie SPIEL pielmebr cine reee nno legitie
Geis6dftStronsaftion.
Gin eir aeInes Gertiifat rpiro per Yoft nort Gms
pfana pom IS Gents gefdbidt neroen, mdbreno tiir
81, III fir g. 80 uno cine eIesante 9Srdmie flu S.
66 inS cine nod nett wertbppuere 9r6mie fur $iu
100 unb cine errIie libr fir $40 iberianbt ruersen
Maelten oner 9eute, welcbe @ oils tolts jr otes lns
ierrehaeu utereren wouen bietet tib hiereurd etne
eItene eelegenbeit bar. Gs 1T oies Elm burais aes
iesIic reed sefiibrtes @ef3dt, welss Sns9 bic Res
aterllig autoriirt une Der genauen 6Itentii1eii
Grsebt unterbreitetiit. Heriutbt IS
8. SidIins u. Co.,
t4s 1rsaSp,ap, nabe Der pof Dftes,
sb2 Sgsw @sw Ysst sas,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
Gtaat EeuneHee, }
@omptrouer5 Office, Z
9taibuile, Is. SiIIi 1867. }

@omptrolers Office,
9taibui1e, Is. SMli 1857
St. Is, 8Iadburn, Comptroller bes Staatsz
01ses, beseuqe bierburd,, oab bic Sniderboder 9e'
Ss9erIi1ernngss9 eieuf6aft III 9elp yprt intrbm=
Inaliche:l Naop,is bapon bel ebrd9t bat, oaB ole
enannte 8eieli6aft allen Grforbemtilen, pel9e pie
t,,ieBs bes Gtaat,s 9euneiiee BON Serl9erun9s 9e<
ieuibniten perIansen, na9gefommen llt' ~no ferhel
eseuae itb bat r,o. 98. Sporting, &9ent 9enanntel
CSeieudJaft, ebtnaH5 ben 9efet i9en Anforherun9en
les Staates, in Setrei zines iolden N9enten' eHt=
iprcden bat. oo--
lemaemdB lit genannte Rnterboder Sebens 7Sers
i;cteruna5 Geielibaft autoyilirt has Seriberm9s'
Geihdit IN Der . ao gsaIb1iae i'll oieiem S,oate gu
tetrtIhen.
O. aB. Sladburn,
6pmptrouer uen Tennellee.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
sln6enfGube.
NerbinDli6feiteu,

etras Don gerIIften, rpeIbe ab9eihdst,
iduig unb unbeSablt iin6. -. Refine.
y rpeItbe rpirfIidb pafirt uRo in
Der Abi6dsung 6egrifien inb$ 147, 272.S0
lpedbe beridtet, ober nod
nibt perbanbelt fino...... 6i,tS6.76
~ Anipriid1en pegenSerluen,
beren fi9 bic @eieai9ait
ueisert ................ 26,33o.O5
9ipioenoen, bic fir iduig ers
fldrt, aber ned Hidt ge5abIt
fno... Observation-Disclosures. Refine.
9iuiDenben, entueoer ba1r,
Sdjeif, aber nod nibt fur
fadis ertIdrt. ........... Refine.
alien anbern gegen bic Seieus
idait aufgeiteatem AniFril9e $50, 269 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
Ruicferbpcfer
2ebcns Serlitbernngsz
Nr6

XCUlWQ SN] tuS>ultSp
8efeaI6aft IN See,u yDrf.
gluseinanberIebung Der Serbdltnille
ser SniGerbpfer 2ebenSberli9ez
ruuas @eieGi9aft in Stem <gorf
am i. Suit 1867, Dem Staate
Ssunelee pOrgelegt:
Grrens-Nume unb 8eFbena Der Geieai3aft:
Smiferbo6er Acknowledgements
pom Stem ort
3peitens-8etrag Der Sepital &ttten
Gin SmnSert xanjenc Dollars.
gr:iensm setras Der eingesaetss SSPta ars
Observation-Disclosures Der 9eleli9aft' 49,, .oo an
/. Baarer 9eIobeitanb -; 1888 lOZ'l9S'lo
2 unbelaitetes @runOesentbum I'M 8siite ,,oooo
3. S goH Sg5t HnS attten i'm Sete Der Gtie
a. gSaloen Der Geeui9ait, Oura SppOs ~ ~
T. u! ansss ssa qeii5erte Gjulpen 11?s16oo
!, Sbniheu f;ir asrHmieu . 594,9t3.66
:, ,TGs nmnpyr eihsrhpiten ISL ,69i.46
qotot ....................... 49, ,357.47
6itnftens-8straa Der Berpfidtun8en Der
@eieni6uit sesen Sa"ten oSer
setaens-S Sa aegen Oieieibe entz
fd)ieben uno Sablbar. .-..;: lOoo.Oo
i5I,o. 425OOOO
abteus-eerImIpe mtt obaei6dst ..... -
Observation-Disclosures uno SeweIS abb
ruortenoe Nuipriitbe -
Rebutens-Wue alberen Anipriltbe 9e9en . . ,
Die GeiehIlbaTt. ............- l<'35t.nZ
qotoI ..........................$ 56OS7.62
e'''''S--% nsn S Wrpiiberuna s 25OO0.OO
(ae,1 @raitiIs 4pmaM. YrahNent
SEQ 4. gniifer. Setretdr:
Nelp y orf, oen 1. Suit 1907,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
8er. gtaa 'sn BON Mmerifa,)
Staat 9ieIp 9jorf, Is. 81
Stdbt unp Spuutp Help 9)ort.

es 1ptrb berbard 5etannt gernadt, baB ReIite, am
81. ,Suli Gin Iauenb gcbt Sunoert nno SIeben une
Corfu iun,, einem Gommiiiioner, i'll Der Stapt 9tem
YDort pobn6aft rnb seiesli ernannt Ino etnsei9pos
len On Der GEeeutiu Seb6roe rno 9emdB ben @efesen
oes Staates Senne1ee, um NnertenEun9 pom geribt=
!itsn uebertraaunaen All MAIDEN, eriienen iit ruel=
er. DOR mir eingtI6woren, beponirte Inb ausiase,
tuB e. 4rdfpent Der Rniderboder SebenSsSe it4ers
aa6en unb observation-disclosures oi. in benz beige
iGien gtabneis EN- baltem in6 uon ibn unterSeibuet
iino feinem beiten @iiien NIB Slauben nab, rleDte
limb. a.,,
gu bsiien 8esIanbigunq babe i'd @esentpdrttGes
lteri1rieben uIb NIT neinem glutetIe9e' perlepen'
hem Gage Mnh i'll benz Sabre Die oben.
nSI Gnmin 8. Gprcp iun.
Gommiiiioner fir ben Staat Sennenee,
Office "a MaaluaBe, Stem Yorf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
@e9et g4ussebrMns.
Siror hipophosphite de chauX (untel

pbospbosiglourer 8altiDrup. }. -.
Sieies neue Seilmittel pirtt ausgeseibnet bs1 Gus
bercuIoie mad SbIpinbiudbt, Oeren Gefdbrltbere
Symphonic es ioort beieiti9t.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
Berabmte fean30itide E
Sc | 90 / t t { |
Srimanlt S So,
S.a. 8, bes 9rimsen8upo>
45 Nue 9icbelieM.
!&ein Qebertbrart 1ltebr.

Rein 3ebertbran ntebr.
8rimault's iooirter 9tetti9> SDrup
Dirk init sroBem Grfpl9e tatt hes benz
e. melt porsuaiebefl lit, angemanbt, namentlb in
Sdlen pom Brlttranfbeiten, icroflloe, putpctif en-
5t0rumgen, Gelbnl9t, MusteIabipannuns unb Mpe=
htIofafeit Or periiingt ben S6rper bur5 trdfti9e
Reneli1G bes 8Iutes I'm 1T ais elm Iei9tes Abfbr=
M tel fcbr sr enlpfeblen. Der &etti9iprup i6wdbt
ueocr ben Wagert nod bic Ddrme Ino rpirb bel fIeis
men Sineen obne bic minoeite acknowledgements
0erSaunne8 Naftia en- u. 3elt6en
bon 8urin bu BUTTON,
2allres Der meoisinii5en @tabemie III Yaris.
9ieIes gef9maduoue 4reparatf ruiro pom ben eriten
Aersten TraHfreids uro Gnglanbs 9egen ale Grant,
beiten bee Berbauuuss @erfsseuge ais @astralgie,
lange uno fbnere SCREAMING, 8ldbung, 2eber= u b
9snben, llebeI &C. nit groBem @rfol9e angemanbt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
Sdnitol.

as tbatid9Iibe bear etnsesabIte Capital
enerSe1eHt1at III. ..........-.-... S1iO0O,uOuuO
3er usberi9ub am eriteu Sanuar 1857 SOP S13.9S
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11

GSsine pnHft6nbfse biIbIi5e gei1i1te Der Seit
COie bette, biliglte uno 6eIebreno!.e oadiIieR
Qeitfbrift i'll Der lIniof.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11
Shame ,rub MufemtbaIt.

Ter Name bieier SeieGi6aft 1T bic metropolitan
gerberunss Gefelihaft, incorpprIrt I'M Sabre 1852
unn erri9tet in Der Stabt EeID YOIt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-11

Gtftens-Qer grD6te 8etrag elmer eintel< - ana. =,
nen Beriidberung... .........S 2o,uu0!W
(ae,N GraItIs &pmaN. Yrahoent-
SEQ +. Sniifer. Setretdr:
Nelu 0orf, oel 1. sSSult 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
nA~ The Boscobel AppedI reports


n@-The Boscobel Appeal reports a
fatal accident near Marion, Richland
county, as follows:
A Mr.. Manning and lady were
coming toward Muscoda in two
horse wagon. The last seen of them
alive, was near Orion. Mr.. NJ. was
sitting on the end Of kerosene bars
rel driving the team, the woman sit.
ting behind him in tho wagon. The
same evening, near where last seen,
they were found dead, the man lying
under the wagon, his head almost
severed from his body, and the wo>
man lying in the wagon box, her
head Utterly crushed to pieces The
superstition is, that decending into an
abrupt guleh, the horses went down
briskly, and Mr.. M. pulling on the
lines, was drawn off his seat under
the horses feet, the barrel perhaps
falling with it's chime on his neck,
killing him instantly. The horses
taking fright dashed down the hill,
coming to tree, one went on each
side, when they became detached
from the wagon. At the hight of 90
feet up the tree on which the horses
divided, is a scar, as if the barrel had
bounded up there, and thence fell
back upon the woman, killing her
as described.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

sGLater returns by telegraph re>
ceived at the military headquarters
at Richmond, state that AL the coun>
ties in the state but two small ones
have been heard from, and the fol-
lowing is the result: The total vote
polled is l64, 1913. OF this vote, 104,~
289 were for convention, and 3d.
$50 against 1t; the majority for
convention being 45, 100. Eighty
nine thousand five hundred and thir.
ty>three negroes voted for the con-
vention, and 629 against it. $4,000
whites were for, and 58,O33 against
a convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

Dubuque in continuation OF the line
to that point. The mining operations
are confined to space of country
Immediately around the city, embrs>
cling about sixty square miles Of te <
ritory. Lead was first discovered
here by the Indians, who used to
take it in boats down the Mississip.
pi to st. Louis.
In 1877 the mines were not exten>
sively worked. Around Galena and
at Apple River the first operations
were commenced at that point. The
dividing ridge between Fever River
and the Pecatonica was in possess,
ion of the Indians. Sixty lodges
were located where Dixon now lies,
and these held possession of the fer
ry. In 1928, General Dodge went to
Wisconsin and settled Dodgeville, liv-
ing in stockade for seven years.
About the same time Mineral Point
(where lead was SO plenty that it was
rooted up by the hogs)was founded.
Besides the towns / have mention,
ed there are many others whose Minis
ing operations are very extensive,
and where large field is open for
enterprise and skill. | would say to
all, let us rather develop our resour-
ces at home than risk our lives and
property on distant fields of opera
ton. Many poor fellow whose
bones lie bleaching on the plains or
mingle with the ashes of the Aztecs,
have left good prospects here for
something better in the far west.
Standing ON Blue Mound, l,200 fit.
above the level Of the water of the
adjacent river, grand panorama of
nature is spread before the beholder
scenery covering space huns
dred miles in diameter. The grand
est the imagination can conceive lies
before you. Mountains, rivers, de.
lightful prairies with belts of timber
and foliage of every imaginative hue,
that rival for grandeur any scene on
the ace of the globe, in one grand,
magnificent scene meets the eye, and,
lost in admiration, one cannot but be
impressed with the greatness and vast
and varied resources of our country.
Away off to the south looms up Sin
slneway Mound, probably about the
geographical centre oft lead mines,
and low down upon the horizon, as
far as the eye can reach, may be seen
the hills around Galena, while to the
east and north and west the view is
not less grand and sublime, though
not as extended.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5

line ofjustice has been departed from
by all parties concerned, and how,
accurately and safely, the tangled
error can be brought straight;-thus
Is THE LAW; this is what the Counsel
Tors, and the Judges, are engaged
about; the definitions, rules, maxims
and forms, which fill the textbooks,
are not the profession or practice
itself, but are designed to minister to
that of which they might be said to
form no part whatever;-to simplify,
by reducing as much as is possible to
general and familiar conceptions
to aid, by suggestions of good sense
and sound logic, embodied in fixed
usages and received axioms, to keep
the sagacity of the professors on the
alert, and impart rectitude to their
judgement"
Would it not be impossible for
the really great men of such a pro-
fession-w whatever view they might
take of public things--to be brought
into even the union of opposition,
without advantage to the country
at large ? Admitting, as we do most
fully, that in the science of politics, as
much as in science the most exact,
there is TRUTH on the one side and
ERROR on the other; we bell eve that
if the great lawyers Of the country
were the Professors in our schools
of Politics, we should find that,
rightly understood, rightly defined,
and rightly presented, that which,
with the heated and the laundering
politicians was "discord, jar, bellig>
erency," was. in better hands and in
very fact, but different elements of
ONE TRUTH. Leaders of the Bar eve
erywhere Jurisconsult let the
public, on the great topics of the ma
ton, hear oftener, now and hereaf>
ter, from YOU.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
OUR LITTLE ALLIE.

The following notice OF death with lines have resp
'eartd after years loss. We suppose the lon-ap-
eai ance OF the same has caused some DISSATISFACTION
DIED.-In dt. Hope, Grant Coanty, Wis, Nov. 2lst
% Of scarlet fexer ALLIE, caly daughter OF peoTge
I. and Rosetta Thomas sgsi 2yrs.-5os and ~ days
The gates of glor'sasvsre LEFT aiar.
Out WANDERED thence cherub form,
On, onward through the ether blue
On tiny wings it futtered down.
Down TO this dark, cold world ~ ours
In fseblspess at last II came.
We clarned the trembling little thing
That came 70 us without y name
sE We gpse the name we loved so well
And fostered il with tender care;
The blue eyes spoke of paradise,
Its hie~sednsss reflected there
We watched IL as from dav to day,
A gardener tends his choicest nowsr,
And a. tud expands 10 bloom,
1t grew IN beauty every hour
We loved our darling for she seemed
SO full of ethereal grace
We see in angel forms, when dreams
Leave. on ouf troubled hearts trace.
The dear Young head with hair so fair,
The patter of the little feet,
The lsping Of thu words We taught
All spoke to us like music sweet,
Her winsome prattle held charm,
She seemed in innocence totry
To win tender word, and smile
or love from ali the passers by.
She seemed 10 pure and frsi for earth.
We treuib,ed lest the bud" be crushed
At last it came and oh, our hearts
In death OF our Lost love were hushed.
We trust that though the bud be crushed.
Its perfume is exhaled 10 Heaven.
Yet il seems unto our bursting hearts
No peace will come, or rest be gwen
Oh may we md when we are called
From out this world Of toll and care,
Our bud" which dropped and witherso mere
Hath bloomed In perfect beauty there.
JOSEPHINE FURNAN.
NOUN HOPE Nov ed 1866
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

RD-phe houses of Captain Il. Bur-
dick and Mr.. John Johnson were en-.
lered by some daring burglars a few
nights ago. Captain Burdick had
his coat and pants taken off with over
five hundred dollars in money belong
ingto an Express Mr.. John
sons house usually contained con,
siderable money and valuable iewelry,
but fortunately Mrs. johnson had
gone into the country, taking it with
her.-Appedl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

HIn the "minor topics" of the
New York Times is reference to an
Englishman, young of course, and of
taste and culture, who fell in love
With a squaw in Omaha and married
her. The next day the blushing
bride got drunk and amused the peo-
pie of that fast city by turning SOM
ersaults in the streets. The Times
very properly suggests that the"man
of culture" go home and write {
book on American manners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

s@-A golden eagle flew into a
crowd OF children at Mason Village,
N. H., the other day, and was about
to make off with a fat boy for his
supper, when d woman came to the
rescue with the formidable weapon
of her sex, broonstick, and the
bird of freedom let 60 the child to
fight the woman. A man came up
and broke wing, and thus oaptur-
ed the eagle, and secured the safety
Of the youngsters.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

sA-The Evansville Ind. Journal
learns that the bredth Of land sown
to wheat this fall in that part of the
State is unusually large, in conse-
quence of the very favorable weath.
er for sowing. 1t is an old adage
among farmers that to insure good
crops you must SOW your wheat in
dust, and your oats in mud" This
season, there can be no doubt, has
been favorable for carrying out the
maxim.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

How 1T Looks ABRoAD.-The
London Times editorially commends
the national honor exhibited by the
Government and people of the Units
ed States in resolving to pay the ma
tional debt and interest in gold