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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
GREAT SALE OF STOCK

~i s-li q auction at nay farm. in south. vest eor.
ner Of fcnnim re near E-qf, Crgtts on SATURDAY,
NOV Eth = :, The taliowin property:
head COWS mead wear OLD steers, head wear
oia LETTERS, he yearn4 ealyc head spring cigo5
mare colt years Old sucking cots . head sheep.
sflt hnows reaAing ptow. J shelter, seat
hoEsleds.
TARHs On all sums Of Z 0 or der CASH all over
II Esonths credit on secured note st pai per
eeait discount on cash payment sale commence At
10 O'Clock A. VI. JOHN NARPIE.
L Il tHEsEnBo, AHetioner.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 1860. TERMS.

HARPsKs WsEKLY, one year .......... -...... > 90
An Extra Copy Of either tbs MAGAZINE, WtEKLY, or
BAz will be supplied & ltis for every Club Of Five
Subscribers at s. 20 eaen, in remittance Six
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arpers Periodicals, to address for year s. 90
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hich be paid at the subscriber post 0filoe.
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Harper's Periodical

Harpers Weekly Pictorial and
journal of Civilization and Harpers
Monthly Magazine, are two of the
greatest American publications.
You will hardly ever find patron
of these works who fails to continue
taking one or both fol life, which
shows their substantial usefulness.
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Herald.
To TEACHERS. For the benefit OF
such teachers as were not n the coun-
" during the regular examinations,
or owing 10 sickness were unable 10
attend to any Of them, public noticc
is hereby given that supplemental
~ examination viii be held at Lam
caster Nov. 18th and l4th.
| desire all teachers who wish
certificates 10 be present at this eN>
animation, that further loss OF time
in giving private examinations may
be avoided
j. P, HrEBARp. Go Supt.
Lancaster, WIS. Nov. ii lS6S
The THOMPSON FARKG BsT TRIo.--
These now distinguished singers are
70 be ronnd again and are announced
to give concert ID Lancaster en-
Thursday evening OF this week, and
We presume viii sing al other places
in the county. One OF them writes
Eve have been very successful and
have made some money since we last
saw you but what is most important
we have established u reputation moi
to lie ashamed OIL as our fame i
among good people and musicians
Our programme is new and We think
better than offered before. Admis-
sion 30 cts. children 20. They are
also to sirg Al Bloomington on Fri
day evening of the week.
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RELIGIOUS.

METHODIST EPIsc0P4L--Rey. {. Cook, Pastor. Preach
,ng evar5 Sabbath morning commencing At hal,-paSi
zen o clock Sabbath school at 4. trayer meet
ing every Thursday 'eniug IN the Church AT coek
EXPERIMENTATION s. " Eaton, Pastor servi
on Sabbath morning vt 1870; IN the evening at 90
sahhath school immediately after morning service
ing az go
EPfscoPAtiAS.--Rev Francis Moore Rector Dyint
ssrviee IN the Chapel every Sabbath morning
ny at hfpast ten o'clock also in tie afternoon
neucin ri halfpast three sabbath School At II M
Bib Class ia the Chapel every Tuesdsy evening
,nsnciug at eight O'clock
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Election Returns Notice to Town
Boards Of Election

Under Section , Chapter s. Gen.
Laws Of 1867, and 9ccfina Chapter
10 Gen. Laws at 1865 Il Is made tho
duty OF Town Board . make their
Election Returns 10 be- Clerk OF the
County Board on or jetore Saturday
morning the 18th day a November
inst.-Pehahy for failing ~ comply
with said Laws, sec Section l, Of
Chapter 10, General IIaws Of 1868.
which makes i; the emphatic duty
Of the clerk OF the Board TO send for
returns az the expense If towns
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The most popular Monthly in the World Ns,c Yors
Observer.
We must refer il terms of enlogy to the high tone
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nal with monthly circulation Of about $4,000 copies
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Each Number cont2ns fully la pages of readn g-niat
ter, appropI ately Illustrated with good woOd-euts
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sennation OF love Of pure Literature, TRUBNER's
Guide 10 -fnlsTicGn Literature, London.
NJ can account for its only by the simple
ct that ii meets precisely the popular taste furnish
ing variety Pleasing and instructive reading tor all
-ZiogS Herald Boston,
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STOCK and FARM PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
STOCK SALE.
Closing Out at Auction

The subscriber residing the old Gregory farm ne,,
Osborn il the north u Lancaster viii at pub
tic auction, on NEDNIS * fON 4th. the folF Wing
property, to-nit; cows, year ings ! farming lan
wagons, piows, do Die cora planter, horse rake
household fixtures, furi ture, cosing ont pre- ARA
tory y my removal the west. Ierms, all suns
under - cash aii - xix months time on aIaroy
ed notes; discount d ~ per cent tog cash.
y Il, ~ j. f. GREGORY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

HoUsE AND LAND FOR SALE - The
dwelling with five acres Of land, sit
uatcd in the north part Of lancaster
village, and owned by Joel Breeze,
is offered for sale See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

For SALE ar FENNIMoRE.-The
business rooms at Fennimore Center,
known rs the property Of Caroline
White, arc offered ior -ale Sec
atlvt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

"A Complete Pictorial History of the
Times
1.-The best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the Union.''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03
D. w. AVERILL. D. D. S.
BoscoBEL, WIS.

BosC0BEL. WIS.
Esp cal attention given all branches of the dentA
pr fession Teeth inserted on Continuous Gum, Alum
mum and Asbestos well as other bases
OPIH LIN ST
Dr. 4yerilI also treats all diseases Of the Eyes and
viii operate on Hair-Lips. Gle Pallets corrected &C.
0a5ce ever Ruks Brothers Hardware Store -vlo-4o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

son Park hurst COncerterS arc TO sing
ii Bloomington ou Friday evening
III this week
For SALE ar FENNIMoRE.-The
business rooms at Fennimorc Center,
known rs the property OF Caroline
White, are offered lpr -ae Sec
alvt
HOUSE, AND LAND FOR SALE. = The
dwelling with five acres Of land, sit
uatcd in the north part Of Lancaster
village, and owned by Joel Breeze,
is offered for sale. See advt.
nea- An Erira is out from the Bos,
cobel Appeal office, containing an
address to soldiers, and promise of
full sheet next week. No informa
ton as to tho new editorial head
ScuMIrr's Wanted, Rye
and Buck wheat. Also, custom work
-promptness pledged. Work war
ranted-mills in perfect condition
for all work. Untolted flour for
sale. See adyt.
~ : - oN I h1s - ~ !" oo2,- I ool1I'''pu
" l''''e' az = ~ ~ = oou "oi = iIio',
"a presume "'eo' "t'su'S a 1
"othc4s On popS On" jumpers iof
winter, men of ha'lVe righteousness
ana some experience with toois
Rruov4t-Dr Arcrnl i ~ "a,
move from Boscob.I 10 Mineral
Point about the 10th November. Al
which latter city he expects ID per,
manently locate 10, tbo practice oi
ms PROGRESSION az i'ePlis'- ''f' >
= wen snow "a '''oSe pare - .
tno'o"Sh WI" Sa.' y t1''1o' %T'"s
ei7' = Sr'''l''"'' "' N'''''5 $ - '''''-
'"' '"' Se'1
NAsr-W hen Thomas Mast lies
,bn rennblican marty Mill owe him \
nonnment His noiIticnl cartoons
and comic pictures in H4rper's G'eek!g.
nre more servieeablo Than mass
ne.,inpcycry week in each Congress
.ioual d5strict. Ills hutnoris exonisite.
aud always pointed with keen good
sense
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03


f5ee3g VeoF increases the J3opa-
20rity ~ ftjs Udta6sbJc Efufr Prep
0gafiQf, te.s cA is dHe to merit
uS9He. ne crfr GsA3f5'e oWr old
pafrpfts fi@0f s Ts Kept 1HfIU Hp -
}t3 bfgA s{t}Mf0f{. d}td ~ those
taito AW0e HeleT U~od III re Gun
e0H59gNtfB 4aIf, fft0t III III fhe 0RIy
5.efiu}3Je end }5ef9ecteH grcH9laf-
tj0H ~ fesfo5e sstsag ora E7AE3EsEe
Esa8Hg ~ lis y0Ufh5 4tt rotor. lQffI-
ilig " set. fast 0sts, efisd siEIea
tie acuiD. Gu tts use. bcc0Ates
f0hife astd cieaH; IL rea40res al
erHbtjoIiS anil etfGs3tTrtf1. ald bl;
us tonic properties 3gfecp3sfs me
f. .,.s rom Iettf''.g ~. - q Sttl.-
oia4ds. by jss 9se tie haj,. or .1
t5t'ea XII. go St|2isoer; = Do5tfltcss
Ii taei,. Ho..n.af afGos. " /s,Id III
- - ~ "sss 's<s ~ 80
economical HAIR ssfNG
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PTANC . g. .

Exclusive Agency Grant Iowa and Lafayette cos or
stenway and Grovssteias Grand and Square Pianos,
Prince Co.'S Automatic Organs and Melodeons too
we'll known require notice here Send for catalogues
variety Of small Instruments such Victims, CUR
tars Accordeons Flutinas Concernas Flutes, Clali0
nets &c with the best Of strings will be kept always
On hand left Lancaster Sept 90 1861
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

neA- An E.rira is out from the Bos>
cobel Appeal Office, containing an
address to soldiers, and promise of
a full sheet next week No informa
ton as to the new editorial head.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03

TO WORKERS IN WooD.-Copeland
& Budd advertise for wood workmen
we presume wheel wrights and
workers on hobs and Jumpers for
winter, men Of native righteousness
and some experience with tools.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-PorTs SuELLgY
Gen James Mekesn, Saratoga, N YiGo
Fort SMITH James Tate, J Stevens, Balti
more; n B Reese, ] NJ Watkins, Alfred Wag,
staff l. Terhum, New York; W Parker, Meri.
Hageg Tssa s sa mHFESa dsHn GG
Z u Hsnhfiokson, Warrington, d c; NJ W Broi
dus, Richmond, Va; VIM Darling and wife, Miss
Gibson, Annapolis James Comstock, Peoria,
~; Edward Reed and wife, st Louis; Eugene
Myis, Va; W James Harte, Marietta, Ohio; "
J. farran, farmyille, Va; Robert Johnston,
Huntsville, Ala; J 4 Deets, T J Brooks, Ga; q
W Repine, Phila; Hon A Renehu, II o. J NJ Lip.
pencott, u John Vincent, W Brown, Erie,
Pa; Alva A Hurd, Clinton, Conn.
EBBITT HOUSED. @. WILLIAM,
Pal &lcox, q rtIoh fNsHYsaS ma &ars Stis
Ha Hon Andersen sss MOI 6ia Ain'' 6Eil
Whit why and s,T bss y S s3Ss9n and R %
N y b Huntiey, a Z Eystcr, Pa; W Benson
and wife, NY W Davis and ladies, Me; A +
M Mei GGob M"f AhaIef a; ss d KGSs
N VI W solomon, Pa; p Murray, No;
Constance Rigout, N Y; Samuel Betts, Walter
Manson, q Council, Pa,
SEATON HOuSE-JoHs II. SEMMEs.
DE- II Jones, Va; Geo Kelley, Philadelphia;
Chamberlin, Boston; T NJ Everett, Md; j
yandegrIit, Klcxandris, Va; Kaufman, city;
Luther, Mass; J L Walcott, Dover, Del; ] W
Compton, Ohio; W u Dayton, philadelphia; 4
WcaILn, n =; v Wilson, Cincinnati, ohioi J $
Aug f KaS wife .Sa WIZ X Tyo M AND wife We NED
W Hebeman, NY.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
@ Bennett, Pa; A Welch, W & Morrill,, N Y;
Iah II t I, Me; Nj Weston, Mass, v smith, Hs:
5 JSh"sGn WITH Blake 81, St Psai' Mimi W
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CHASog.-Tne Alexandria and Washington
lailroad changed their starting time on wedncs.
and ,:3O instead Of o and sI5, as formerly. No
advertisement OF the change having been made
many persons were disappointed.
GnAlN'-Whcat active yesterday, with sales
., prime req at $40, lower grades from o. as to
EI3 Offerings OF 5000 bushels OF corn; sales of
mixed al sl.l2 and yellow at ALA RIVE adj.
seed do. 90 cents. N'"'''
ODD FELLows:--rhe anniversary of the intro
auctlon OF Odd Fellowship into this country, on
me sOth instant, Is to be celebrated by the mem
oers OF the Order living here and in Leesburg.
BALL.-The ball OF the Mount Vernon Associa.
uon last night at Eintracht Hall was largely at
very much.
READiNG.-Frsnk q. Bangs, actor and elocu.
ZIONIST, Is to read David Copperheld in this city
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL REPuBLI AN in
Georgetown may be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs T. M. X. Mills 4 Co., date Crandelps) 1873
Bridge street. or at Messrs. q. T. Getty h Co.'s,
100 Bridge street, where copies OF the RxruBLI-
CAN may be obtained daily.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.

TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS IN ALExASDRIA.-Mr.
george w. Jones, No IS North Alfred street, be-
tween queen and Cameron streets, is our author
Yea agent Tor the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, In
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper. from
the first day OF February.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

MEssRs. ]. b. WHEELER Il Co., auctioneers,
No. OF Louisiana avenue, announce the post.
ponement OF the sale Of an established Ash wharf
on the north side OF the Potomac river.
Hon. RICHARD WALLACE announces that the
fish stands in the different markets of our city
will be sold as per advertisement In another
column.
MRssRs. ]. W. SELsy L Co.. No. 323 PennsyL
anis avenue, south side, near Seventh street,
have just received large invoice OF dry goods,
and will sell them at extremely low rates.
Two MATTRESS Makes are wanted, immedi-
~teiy, at the mattress factory, corner Thirteen.
and-a.half street and Pennsy lvania avenue.
MEsshs. WHITE BBo., at their iron foundry,
No. IS Maine avenue, have lot OF iron on hand
supposed to have been stolen. Those who have
lost any OF that material would do well to call
and ace them.
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SERVICES AT REV Or. BUTLER's CHuRCH.-
The Rev. A. NJ. Stewart, formerly chaplain OF
the l02d Pennsylvania volunteers, at Giesboro',
D. O., preached last evening, at ~ o'clock, to a
large and attentive audience.
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slatiuual Aepnblitam.



NATIONAL THEATRE.-Another good house
greeted the company last night on the second
representation OF "Thc Long Strike" and their
performance Of II was well received. Mr.. Allen
and Miss Waite were again called before the cur.
tain at the close OF the telegraph scene. The
change in the termination OF the piece was
satisfactory Improvement. Tonight land not on
"Monday," as erroneously printedly esterday) Mr..
yandenhoff appears as Claude Melnotte, itbeing
the occasion Of his benefit, when, we trust, he
will have a substantial one. Mr.. v. will also
fecite "Mary, Queen Of Scots" Afterwards,
1.-THE Dead Shot" will conclude the perform.
ance. We have not seen the cast Of the Lady
Of Lyons," but presume Miss Waite Will take
the character OF Pauline, and perform 1t with
artistic fidelity. The play never fails to give
satisfaction, and 10 q healthful change In the
style Of the drama recently presented on the
Washington boardsj and while 1t enlists the In
terest Of the cultivated and refined auditor, 1t
affords great pleasure to the gallery to sec
Claude in the Rtae, and "outbid that sordid
huckster."
OLIVE LooAS's "SrAoE SrRrCK."--Metrerott
Hall tonight will be the scene Of this piquant
young iady's debut In Washington. Miss Logan
has, u would sesm, an unoonquerable ambition.
Successful as an actress, successful as belle at
the most fashionable OF courts-that OF the
French Empfess-successful as an authoress
since her return to this country, she now essays
the achievement Of success In the field where
Anna Dickinson and q few-a very fcw-others
of her sex have achieved 1t. In New York and
Philadelphia, she has won this success right
brilliantly, II we may believe the Tribune, the
Herald, and the other New York papers, and we
have no doubt Washington will follow suit In
crowdlng to see Miss Logan. Her lecture Is
clearly something quite unique, but whatever
Its character we are sure 1t will be amusing and
piqusnt, and will be delivered with the grace OF
lady and the charm OF dramatic artistic.
BLIND TON continues to draw good houses at
Odd Fellows Hall, and his wonderful perform.
apces upon an instrument that has cost persons
OF sharp eye'ghfa and the highest order OF musical
talent years OF close study and practice to &C.
complish the position OF an artist, excites tho
admiration Of every visitor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

SKATING PARKs.-We hear 1t stated that there
Will be two additional skating parks here next
winter, In addition to the one already estab-
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CLOTHING AT REDUCED RATES, Mr. A straus,
north Sido Pennsylvania Avenue. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets, offers his largo and vol selected
stock Of Men and Boys Clothing and Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods. for the next thirty days. without
regard to cost. lie also offers disco int OF ton per
cent. on aLpurchases amounting to ~ or more. Now
Is the tlmc to make your purchases at au immense
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EfRsr ANNUAL LEVER
or The
NIGHTS TEMPLAR

E'"'A nSNoAb Inv De
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
OF WASHINGTON.
THE FIRST HrATEIh 81 1--WE SE
WILL NJ HID on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL Is. 1865.
AT CARUsI HALL.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE NEW
MASONIC TEMPLE.
W TN GSm%It.ss Of AFraass%snts appOnled by the
expense or labor shall be spared 10 make this Tho
tofSs &a.s ne
eighteen pieces. Instrumental Music BY MkALD's
WEessa h s Brass az Band twenty pieces.
,Ge ne q that celebrated Caterer, JOIN
Tickets, exclusive Of Supper, g.
THE SIR KNIGHTS WILL APPEAR IN FULL
DRESS UNIFORM
Tickets to DO had Of the
Bdss oS wiz IL ff s..iOn tso.. II Gold
6dr "; w Grimm. I "a: \ Mason.
D.; & Jones, W. A. Short D..
OLIVE LooAN's " sGs SSTRuCK."
~, MISS OLIVE LOGAN,
rh' g kSt hSa and Charming
T hE a MkFFaEkhJEr4F hh GIL
sA FBIRAS F gisHt. n ass.s II.
SATURDAY i atfk$iSFE a, half past
hhS dnr % septs; Reserved Seats. IS cents.
seats for either night eau be secured at Mctlsrou
MUSIC store. mhg6t
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

CHANCE OF Commemorative learn that quite
number of changes have been made Of conduc-
tors on the avenue line Of street cars within a
DAY or two past, and yesterday several more took
change,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

OWNER WANTEp.-Mr Joseph F. Hodgson
OF the CITY Hall, 1t Is one of Meryin n Co y
safe keys. He turned 1t over at police head
quarters, where 1t awaits Identification by the
owner,
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Amusements.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
FRIDAY, March ~,
BENEFIT OF
MR. CHARLES II. vANDESHOFF.
BULwERs
LADY OILY oys
Claude Melnotte .,,,n...........Mt vANpENBOFF
After the Play
Mr.. yAsDENHoFF will reeits
MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS
To conclude with the Farce Of
DEAD SHOT
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LOCAL ITEM s.

YOUTHS Suns, Goats, Pants, and Vests, In dosta.
bic oolors for early spring wear. at Hennings one
Price Clothing Store. No. oil Seventh street, Inoll
Eencer Building
ASA Toxic AND APPETIZER, nothing can equal the
effect OF DR.. H. Anders' Iodine Water. Unlike all
stmulauts Its effect is permanent, building up tho
body, and giving strength and vitality to all parts OF
the system In old and chronic cases It may be used
with almost q certainty Of success.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL AssoCIATIoN.-The
Democratic delegates elected from several wards
will meet at Trades Union Hall, corner Eighth
and T. streets, this evening, to form Democratic
central Association. We understand that only
three ward organizations have AS yet elected
delegates-First, Fourth and SiXth-and that
the assoeistion they propose to form will be of
a temporary nature.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13
CALCULATING LIBRARY.

MEMBERSHIP, r"sHARES." BY the month. 81
Also, by the day or week. Old Books bought by the
and see Al I'D Seventh streeT between and r. under
the otee Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue, also
he United StAtes Assessor Ot1ce. fe7.u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

SUPREME Court or THE UNITED STATES
Ihursddy March u, lsBs.-No. 100. Brig stark,
plaintiff In error, VS.. Addison NJ. Starr. This
cause was argued by MI, Blair and Mr., Dick, of
counsel counsel ior the plaintif In error, and by Mr..
Wills for tho defendant In error
No; l0l. The Steamship Wren, Sc, appellant,
VS.. The United States. The argument of this
counsel for the appellant.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at IL
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

MONUMENT TO Mr.. LrNcoLN-Mr. VIM. For
syth yesteL1ay fixed the points for the Lincoln
monumenf, to be erected In front OF the City
Hall. The monument Is to be In the centre Of
the Intersection OF Indiana and Louisiana ave-
nues with Four-and-a-half street, and Mr.. L.
Flannery Is now at work on the statue Of the
late lamented President 1t is expected at the
work will be ready for dedication on the ami
yersary OF the assassination, the lith of April.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

Holy WEpLocK.=zA large and fashionable
street, on Wednesday evening, to witness the
marriage ceremonies then and there performed.
The happy couple were DR.. T.. Lockwood and
Mrs. b. A. McNall, and the rites were performed
by Rev. A. d. Gillette. The hall was handsomely
and tastefully decorated, and at the conclusion
OF the ceremonies the bride and groom received
the well-wishes Of all present, after which the
party sat down to an elegant supper In the hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-13

PATRONS OF HusBkNDRY.-This new order,
devoted to the agricultural interests, 10 becoming
exceedingly popular. 1t is safe to say that no
secret organization has ever yet been Introduced
In this country that has met with equal success
In SO short time, and met with such hearty ap.
pfoval In the rural districts II Is hailed as the
friend Of progress, and the extensive correspond
ence already opened shows II does not lack
friends among the best men In the country. We
will refer to this organization more at length
hereafter.