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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

EE The Louisville Sentinel makes
fervid appeals to the Democr acy 10
arm, Of which the following are spe-
cimens:
"War is not a pleasant thing 10
contemplate but war is preferable
to slavery. One or the other, Demo
Gratis Of the constitutions. You must
choose.
democrats must prepare to fight I
Democrats must fight
"The people must rise ID their
power, and hurl the whole devil
breeding crew back into perdition
Every man must DO his duty
Every patriot must stand ready
Every rusty gun must be cleaned
Pray 10 God, if You will. to
change the hearts OF the scoundre,s
in power but do not fall to mould
bullets!'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
puDggC 3AgG,


The subscriber viii give = public bali az Iancasier,
II his lurEe Hall ia Crtbtrees block THURSDAY
ENEG FEE 2Nth. 1865 The dancing public are lnri-
ted. No pains viii be spared for taecamfort and pleas
ure Fl the company. Good music. SRpper ~ one q
the dining rooms near the hall A. RiLGEN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
CQTILLIOn Pk9TYl

There wi be Cotillon Party given on the alst OF
Febru-ry At sisson large han IN the ylag James
town, Wis !. ". sT~SAN.
Jamestov n Jan 50. lsGS. 3.-w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
Vallandigham's Organ Favors Miscege-
nation.

Vallandigham's home organ, the
Dayton CO., Ledger, permits itself to
indulge in the following cxtraordin-
AIRY language:
"a Judge in indianapolis ha~
sentenced col"red preacher to tel
years IN The Penltenuary, and So
600 fine, 1or marrying IA II gro to i
white woman.
Soch punishment is not only II
diculoasly disproportiouate to the 81
fence, but The III ne itself i IN i'm
agnary me. We certainly 10 II, /
wish 10 see the mixed race iucr, ;lsluz
In This country. We believe all Wlt
We better OF il they are kept Sepa,
rate. But we 10 not consider IL i
matter in which the S,ate has any
right to interfere. Ii any one wish
Is Il MARI a negro, though we GER
taInly do not admire their taste, the,
ought to DC perfectly free 10 follow
their incinatious.
There is no principle OF law on
which prohibltary legislation Of this
KIND can DC justltled aud II Is time,
both for the interest Of the parry
and the cause Of Justice tha. such
laws should be abolished. 1t is
wrong, as well as foolish, to cucumber
he great issues, III which the po-
sition occupied by the Democratic
party is unquestionably right, BY a
defense OF laws which, however land
able their purpose, are as mach 81
citation Of personal liberty as tens
peranee laws
We DO not consider H. Demo-
cratic party responsible for these
laws, except they have mado effort
70 repeal them. All par,,es in Indi-
ana have been equally foolish on this
subject. We trust, however, that
Democrats viii not permit their op>
ponents 10 claim the honor of their
repeal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

SALT LAKE OIrY-te.> singular
town covers an area Il about hin.
square mlles-that Is three mics eacir
way It's orc d tbs mosa bea3nial
'"ld out s'tiea II the ser,d Tie
streets are very ~ide, alh water
running oroqgn ncariy every one 81
~ ENeis D.oeN Is surr,a..4ea
nh 3, aaEiit, ~i49.ie trss~ iale.
'e WHOM '.lHs 4oat- u.I.~I 44ai 81
.'ie CIVILIZATIONS .et a.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
New Aouerti5clllc i'ts-
GRAND CONCERT.

For the Bea eft Of the cATnolc hurena cAssEiLLE
On Wednesday, Feb. 18th, 1868
~ Viz. Charlotte Bakesy pupils with the assistance
OF a few others III the church
D..,a French
il Or. nd Overture Fra Diavo.o Italian
Sd We are Two Merry Girls -,
9TH ElbaclO
18th Carnival De Ven Sc
tth Srand Overture ct De Peasant
IN - So So ~ fsns~e French.
Ath-- A4azu4 IA OF lie tSrameaAA.
9th La Prlere de isl NaelSe. tShS'i'
nth Lie WaAoe.
e dc with otuvr besnti al songs 4a itettt soi's,
ssBg sh GciinsH, II a "a li'tlaa- sss~ts' =" 20
.vili ne performed II 4 Sa4tst
DOuTs opsu a. 2 oe0t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

ANDY MAKES ANOTHER ExeuY-
a v %shlngton dispatch u the Chiea..
g Journal reports that President
: ohnson and Secretary 9icCuIloeh
have bad q quarrel over tho sraar
correspondence. and that probably
tne secretary will be compelled tn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11


VALUABLE RECEIPT FOR HOUSE,
WVEs.-We find the following re-
ceipy for making the best yeast in
the world" in late number OF the
Rural Nee Yorker, and commend il
to the trial Of our skillful house
wives. Ii the recipe performs well,
we claim to have laid under obliga-
ton every married lady in Winches.
ter, in payment of which tho hand
OF one fair daughter is all we de.
mand
Boil pint bowl full Of hops in
two gallons of water, strain and add
a teacuptul of -four, one Of brown SUI
gar, and a teaspoonful of salt. No
yeast is required to raise it. Let it
stand three days in warm place,
and it will then begin to foam
Then boil three pounds of potatoes,
mash fine, add them to the yeast,
and stir the whole we'll together
then put it into jug and cork tight
and set il away in a cool place. /
should be made at least two week
before using and it will keep goo9
any length Of time. and grow beltor
all the while. A small teacuptuI /,
Sufficient for six loaves OF bread -
When this is gone. make new iaa
full in The same way, aud keep
corI<cd light aud you NEVER need =
to The Bakers or brewers Tor east.
Hsn.. The New York Suns Washin0.
ton correspondent is re,ptnsioio 4
this
Gov' Sharkey says that he eou>iu
ers Tue pStp 'nement oftha MeAri
case To March, a. i clear Indicate.
That the Supseme Court Intend Is
sbirk the issue ami be shall accara
lngy - home aud abandon it, a. ne
summer viii be too late for /. 70
able desc!sion 10 avail the South a.,
thing L. the Nc ArtIle case yesterday
there were in ia Or OF advancing il
Justice Davis, Fields. Clifford Grier
and Nelson, Against it Chase
'owayne, and Miller This division i
JUS as il would be over week ago
Those voting To advance it are 10 ia
vor OF setting aside the reconstruct
ton laws as unconstitutional but
they lack the nerve to rush the case
through in timeto benefit the rebels.
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w. y. SLhTrEie & Co.


Ten divorces were granted in Chi.
cago on Monday, and sixteen applica.
ons dislnis scd.
The Montana Legislature kindly eX
rmpts lawyers, editors, ani idiots,
tromj jury duty.
There are eight hundred houses OF
prostitution and three thousand five
hundred courtcaans in Chicago.
Jefferson Davis arrived at New Or.
leans New Years eyo. There wcro on
the wharf when he landed, some hun.
drcds Of persons, who (thc Crescent in
tOrlus us, } greeted him with hearty and
continuous cheers.
IIotf, the malt extract man, who
spends between 100000 and 5000, coo
year for advertising, has lately won
$4,000 in the byussim lottery.
II is said that two gills of sweet oil
swallowed by the person most concern.
ed, is an ant:dotc for every kind Of poi
son, no matter how N%irulcnt or strong.
Advices from St. Domingo state that
the government had fed to Turks Is
land, and Bueuaventura Baez had been
proclaimed President. Cabral was OK
pected to abdicatc,
kilograms from st. Thomas state
that the U. S. Commissioner to take
charge Of the island, was anxiousIy ex-
pectcd the people expressing their will
inSncss to be annexed.
Tho Oldest printer in France is dead,
He was ninety.nine years old, and was
busily engaged from 1905 to lSi7. His
name was Jussicu.
A Boston modistc asserts that our
ladies' need more and more padding
from year to year, in order to insure a
society This is not q
very gratifying state Of things.
A Presidential cane, in u Cincinnati
fair, was won by the votes OF Pcndle.
tons admirers. Grant came within two
votes, while Chase and Sherman Jagged
far behind.
A love lorn poet thus gives vent to
his feelings:
Were a court plaster, ! would be
A patch upon her lip,
And spend my life in eestacy,
And sip, aud sip, and sip.
We're + a pair OF spcctacles.
How dearly would ! prize
A situation on her nose.
To gaze into her eyes!
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ONE of Eberlie's Practice of Medicine; !:
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his feelings
A Bad Fashion.

The N. Y. Commercial is advising
young men in the country out Of en-,
ployment to keep away from the cities.
Says the editor,-
1t is the fashion nowadays for oul
young men to turn their backs upon the
farm and accept Of precarious clerk
ships with poor compensations. ON
large cities are therefore, crowded with
individuals who are living upon hal
pay, leading q dependent life, and strug'
Cling with existence, who might be in
dependent, contentcd, and happy, in the
country. How many hundreds OF
young men were thrown out Of EN-.
ployment on Wednesday, because Of
the financial stasnatioD, who, had they
never left the farm, would to-day have
been Independent land holders, cnga-
ging employees Of their own.
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Return to Barbarism.

The Natice Nrginian, published at
Orange Court house gives the follow
ing lamentable condition ofthe negroes
in-that section: a,--
In parts Of Lol;sa and generally in
Fluvana negro hGts are multiplying rap.
idly. Many ofthess huts arc, built in
the widest so]itudes,a mile or more
fsom arabic land, and accessible only
by 4 narrow patk which the traveller
psssss uhnoticel. They are butt in
the fastest manner, of the rudest ma
tsrialb, and resemble more tho habita'
tons Of the beaver than the residences
1hrlnan beings. IN these Tickets the
negro children are being rsaredin ab-
s0lnts, Utmost barberous, idleness.-
ToeS6Aleithe int fruits az Radicalism
-tAeSeSASf3 heiAst "
rAhASfgat
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Job UOrI.

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person. An experience of fifteen years rs
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.
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Is unsurpassed for the execution Of Card
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I'M e 10 URNAE
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Single copies, s / 90
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EXPENSES, (pEB SESSION OF FIVE AoNTHs.
BO

~ardinE.
Board can be had in the best families at So 80 to IS 90 per week.
Pupils will be charged from the time they enter until the close Of the
Session, except those who enter the first two weeks who win be charged
for the full Session. No deductions will be made except in cases Of pro-
tr@ed sickness which must equaltwO weeks. ~
Tuition will be due monthly In advance. 49,
Pupils will not be al0wedtO visit or 20 out on the streets during study
hours. . ~ htE Ho
Young ladies will not be permitted to receive the attention of young
m men al their boarding houses or elsewhere.
III nv use OIL nuu and the chewing of wax and other things are strictly
c nforcina , hu parent, parents dthose boarding are requested to co-operatei In
,o pnPP'i Isl % u sss submit init to the regulations of the families IN which they,
NO pupil 70 aoroaa; whose name has been entered, must leave the In
'I.a'"o W . nu"e, i'no permission from the Principal.
The Board OF Trustees has made arrangenenfef6r the tenairin0 If the
Buildings on the beautiful grounds formerly occupied bv te 'Ins3itution..
and expect to have them In suitable condition for the Observation-Disclosures -
the School by the first Of September next. QTr u - ~"
The eminent success ofthe Principal and his assistant taachers IN Nj.
and other installations, Is the best guarantee which We cSn o6sr = ~.
friends, in assuring them that this Institution iseutiuedt 70 their con6dence
and patronage. xaUar tEefFstrnir
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IN WINCHESTER,
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Especial attention given to
Horse Shooting, dAd Repairing of
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EJ Wagons, dc.
Job work of all kinds will be promptly
done. lie feels that twenty-One years ex-
p%erience In his business is a Recommended
ton as to his ability to do GOOD WORK
He solicits q call. [mar2s, 67-ly.
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Wsbstsr's National Pictorial Dictionary,

one Volume Of loo pages, containing
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SIS 10.
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80; two copies, II year, so; five copies,
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InsOlvent Notice.

/. Notice Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against the estate Of Nathan
henshaw, decd, to file them with the
County Court Clerk on or before the LIST Of
January, 1893, or they will be forever bar
req. ~ j. G.. ENOCHS,
nov2lT2% Adminjstrator ,
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COLI e lat e ID p artment
FRESHMAN CLASS.
FIRST SEssION-Andrcws' Latin Lessons, Arithmetic, English Gram
MAJ, Geography and Composition. . .
70 SECOND SEssioy.-Iatin, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Scholars Com
panion, and Composition. ' .4.
SOPHOMORE CLASS. .- a.
FIRST SEssoN-Algcbra, Latin Reader Physiology, French, Scholars
Companion. and Analysis.
SECOND sEssroS--Algcbra, Natural Philosophy. Latin. French, and
Analysis. .ErS".LfL E.I-i
JUNIOR CLASS. -Fr<-rEgrT
FIRST SEssIoN-GeOmetry, Latin, Chemistry. Mental Philosophy, and
French. ..- ..-- 800 .4-.t. "a. .rgt
SECOND SEssIoS-Geometry, Botany, Latin, Geology, French, and
Mineralogy.
SENIOR CLASS.
FIRST SEssIoN-Trigonomery Latin, Logic, Criticism, Buffers Anal
ogy, French, and Rhetoric. ~--r- rruv
SECOND SEssIoN-Astronomy, Latin, Moral Science, French, and
Rhetoric. 81 -tNt n ErE e
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@aspnt @yale aud geutaIe. gustihatt,
salem, Franklin County. Tenn.

The first Session OF thts Institution tUiy open on Monday,
the Sd Day of February, 1868, and close June 18TH, 1868.
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FACULTY:
or study.

Primary English Branches, Latin, Greek, French, Spanish, Mathemat
les, Natural Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Geology, Botany, Logic
Political Economy, Mental and Moral Philosophy, Ancient and Modern
History, Rhetoric, Composition, and Elocution. s..JQ# fW ~
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Terms, per Session of Flve Months.

Students will be charged from the time they enter to close of session,
except in cases. of prouacted sickness, which must equal two weeks.
Board, in private families, sl2 so per month. -
Alta stated meeting, 18th December, 1867, Of Salem Lodge No. 233 F. A.
NJ, it was tt I
Rcsolued, lt. That this Institution shall be under the control of the
Lodge. I'd. That all orphan children of deceased Brothers of This Lodge
shall have their tuition free ofcharge. ..r.
The following officers were elected .| '
TErsTEEs.-Samuel Pearson, G. w. Bowling, Joseph N. Wiseman, J.
NJ. Buckley, w. L. Wakefield, Josiah Wells. David Larkin, YIN. Il. Baker,
and II. &. Patrick.
II. G. BIANTON, M. d, President.
II. n. MANN, Vice President.
j. II. CREDIBLE, NJ. D, Secretary,
Cg" Further information may be obtained by application to the Prin-
cipal, or any one of the Trustees.
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Uj|l]nuufll 9u5titutR,
Winchester, Tennessee. =
FACULTY.:

FACULTY:
Rec. ". +. McKEIZIE, 4. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Principal.
Mss JOE. &. BLACK, ...... -. -. -. 80. assistant.
Nr, ". II. DE WITT, ... .. Professor of Music and French.
~" Other Teachers wifi be employed as the patronage may require.
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