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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22

Gag. Mr.. Menard the colored man
claiming seat in Congress from
Louisiana, says no was born free, in
the State Of Illinois, attended Liberia
College. in Ohio, voted for Lincoln IN
1860, and sat OF q jury in that State.
He has certificate of election from
Governor Yarmouth, and the ques-
ton of his admission to seat in the
House will soon come up for decision.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22
~A Washii

sg- A Washington correspondent.
ridiculing the grotesqne dress in
which Horace Greedy delights. says
'it the clerks here generally, whose
request for additional compensation
Horace so persistentIy opposes, were
To wear such hat, overcoat and boots
as ! saw him have ON to-day. they
would stand some chance OF being
dismissed from office and arrested as
varranfan
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22

ass- The poet PerciVal, who Tel
retired life at New Haven, Conn,
was very dilfident in the presence Of
women, ard E" bldshed to The bones
before them. He once agreed to
lecture before a young lauies semi
nary, ifhe could DO allowed to stand
with his back toward the terrible
creatures, aud actually did deliver
his address in that ridiculous posi-
ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22

UNcoysoLABLE.-The Witness still
ouarrels and behaves snappish. Sim
eular, the effects Of jealousy and
prosperous business
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22


Your dun is for me- take it so, aGd send
the $500 due for two years. Take the losses
for bad debts and The bother of making co..
lectons INTO consideration you had better at
once require payments IN advance. beieve
your circulation would not fall off any by so
dotpO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22
A Pen Portrait of Mrs 1eff. Davis.

In his forthcoming book on Mr..
Davis, Mr.. E. A. Pollard writes as
follows of Mrs. Davis, during Con
federaLe days in Richmond:
Mrs. Davis was q brawny, able,
bodied woman, who had much more
Of masculine mettle than Of feminine
grace; her complexion was tawny,
even TO the point of mullattiosm
woman loud and coarse in her man
ners, full Of social self-assertion, not
the one OF her sex who would have
been supposed 10 win The difference
Of a delicate man like Mr. Davis
whimsical IN bis health, a victim OF
nerves. nine and morbid in bis social
tastes, Though she might well have
conquered the submission OF such
creature by the force Of her charac,
ter. Mr. Davis deferred 90 her in
the social regulations she would i'm
pose upon Richmond. She demand
ed the etiquette Of Washington, that
the Presidents lady should return no
calls She introduced what was un-
known in ACKNOWLEDGMENT serv,
ants and when every horse was i'm.
pressed into the military service, the
citizens forced TO go on foot remark,
ed, with some disdain. the elegant
equipage Of Mrs. Davis, that paused
much more time before the shops OF
Main street than the aristocratic
residences Of Grace and Franklin.
GE-A well>dressed and rather
pompns youth asked a young lady
who was reading in the cars, lis that
seat engaged, madam p Yes, sir,
ii | am engaged, tool'' and the
i- y resumed her reading. A supo
pressed liter from some ladies close
by caused the young gentleman to
mnltn LIZ nxit
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22

CAssvILLE, Dec. Is, 1868.
Cover, your pc itics and party have won
again but am of the same opinion still
Hoping Grant Will Johnsonse | send you
$500 10 pay for the HERALD next YEAR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-22

The artesian well at the new
County Insane Asy lam. four miles
ST. Louis. is now the deepest in the
world, being nearly $500 feet deep.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
er1emperatur, biele eben nur ienen tnnern

bel 1emperatur, bic e eben nur jenen tnnern
Grbfrdften ju perbanfen baten, welde eben
iest in Yeru tbdtis s~etpeien dnb. Oergrlf<
from, Der in Gnslanb bic Srmmerbtse nnb
bic @interfdlte mtlbsrt, tpirbe eine anbere
&id,tuns aneenpmn1en baben pbne jene 1an>
&c Oetir9sretbe, bic ben &adsrat Der
beioea mertfantiAm n nte
bilbet. Sbne bas Dafein bieier 0ebtrssfet>
tie spiren jene beiben gcntinerte bnrd bic
@emalt bcs Meeres IN Snfe1n oerwan>
belt pprben unb bic srpee atlantii4e
Equatorial trSmuns trdre in bea Sti11en
Osean sesansen. IT,. .E. & .
Die widtiste Trase 1T trphl bic: pb nidt
Climber, bic btsber, tpie Gn9lare, Serslet4s>
metie Don Grbbeten oerihpnt setlteben itnb,
berma1eint beren SAauplas trerben fpaaen,
wdtrenb anbere Gbeile bes Grptirpers ii4
berubisen? e. ..,3
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
"a @tunben 3u Tube 5urad3uleaen. Gr
brauhte fpaar 1tltr % Stunben 10 Ninuten.

"a @tunben au Sube 3urad3uleaen. Gr
brauhte fpaar 1ur % Gtunben 10 Minuten.
Quhcnbe Grben. Der reiAfe
Mann in @iscpnlin, @ereules Tousr1at Don
Nrairte BIT Gttcn, 1T gel tprben. Ct binter>
laBt Gisentbum int @ertbe Ypn iieben Mtaios
mem Dollars. S;3ystsa., tat p Go s".l
- Sueenbbtlbuna In benz rabtfalenMa tne.
Sur bic 5dlfte Der 8inber ap;iaen 4 unb 20
Sabre alt int aansen @taate Maine tppbnen
Ser @Aule BEL; in Yortlanb nur Elm Ortttel,
In Mu9uftd 1tur ems inter faafen.
CINE Srau in MaGaduietts p~erfaufte
einem 6auiirer Elm Nad Qu1mpen, pel4es
$500 entbielt, Der Gbcman1 lufte ber gut
lirer auf llnb erbielt iein Oelo pteoer. (Gbr<
liAfett urb Elm Slid beim inslld. r
- Sn @pdingbam COUNTY, Der iubIfliden
Gde bes Staates Mep6ampfbtre fino farf
MauberYpQe Mprte nfur3cr 3ett cpr9efalelt.
Sbteie neuensldnbt(den SiAtfretie uno gtht<
aueet bes &aptfali5naus. ... g.'. "
Der fAledtefe 6urabu9ser tn New>yprf
it sSpbn MQen. Iie bummiten !6un1bu99er
inb b~teieniaen pel6e nit tbn1 ftr61i4en
6umbua trteben. Ger retdite Sill; IN Der
@eltRa6t 1T @ilbelm 9. MfDr nit $4,000
600 int BETTE. Man 1T jeet babel ben bub<
iaefen 1ebisen Mann in Mew<yorf aus ineis
Jul MAIDEN. 3u 9lei6er :3eit mill man IN Der
Metrcpple bes Morp>Nprbwefens TT 81. gaul
sic blbl4efe 1ebt9e @eprdientanttn Der SUI
senb urb S10nbcit ausfnbi9 maden uno-
es sibt cine vrnat4". Seibe tpercen In ct.
sY,aul tbren @obniis aufidlasen, ba bteier
@1ab ME aQmdnnt9li4 befanat, bic 9rpDten
elimatilhen 8rdfte CUR Grbaltuns Der S4pn'
belt befbt. -" a'." '..2
-@p1b TT Nfrifa.- Gtpa 1000
Meilen nDrblid spn benz Gap Der 9uten @of>
nua9 unb 300 Metlen ppn Der Sitfuffe Mfrt>
fas, Tnb bur6 ben beutlden Mtneralp9en,
&arl Mauh, ungebeure 0plpla9er entbedt
pprben. Die Madrtdt spn bieier gntced>
un9 bat in Der Gapftabt srpbe Nufre9ung &C.
n1adt unb Maes eilt nah benz neuen Glbp>
rabp. Das Qanb lieNt auberbalb ben @ren'
gen Der bp1dnbtfhen Gplpnie, Ser 0puper>
ueur bat jebpd etne @rpflamatipn er1a1en,
fpelde etnen She'll bes @plrlanbes annertrt.
Gin anoerer 9beil bes eanbes fte9t unter eng
lilher Sla99e. s. ID.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
&abel< Depe16en

Mabrib, 20. Oft. - General Ouler Bat
bic Mnite1ung ais Oberaenera1 spn Gutd
an9e1pmnten unb ie9elt balp patin al.
Mabrtb, 8. NpY.-G Die meiiten @erf>
ftdtten unp Sabrifen in Mlieantt, Carthage
mia, 8arcelpna, SeniQa urS Gabis iino &C.
ihlpien, bic Nrbeiter auter Sc hdfttauna
unb ouf rlbreriih. gu itrer llntcritituns
1T cine 10 MiQipncnzMnlettc erSfnet nor
ben. ...,. .....
&pm, 8. NpY. Ter Spe3ial bes Iemp>
fraten III Hpm iast: 0as garbtnals<Gr le>
GUM u1ter benz Nrdfipium hes @aptes tera>
| tibet iiG i,ber bic belten Mtttel ul1o Mese CUR
Gr9dn;ang Der rdpfltden Nrn,ee int Safe
bes Nb9anges Der Sran5pien.
Gpnfuntinppel, 81. Sft.-Tte tir<
ftlIe Ge9ierung BAT IN bic auspdrti9en
Iiplpmateu bic aunbe 9eianht, Rap Mpmis
raj Tarraeut i'm Nusnab II fate bic
Oarpareaen paliiren %rilrften,. ater feine an
ocrel, &ris9eihife.
Der an,er. @eianpte BAT seeeu tieie Gr>
flurun9 rrpteftrt. 81.
Spubrn,2 2. Npr.- ST. &ptterbam iinb
eraite llnruben swiihea Der @plt3ei unb ben
8ur1ern unD ais Splbaten CUR @eriteluna
Der Srenun9 selanct pareu, spiihen bicier
unb hen 8ur9ern. @rrgefatlene Nerjpren
purten 9etpptet unp ca. 60 t%rertpunbet. GO
@erbaftun9en itnb 9entaht rprpen unp
bic Stapt ltebt unter Militdr , Nufi6t.
Mabrib, 2. Ncp. Wemab elmer Be-
lhlubnabme Der &esieruns ipa bic febenoe
Mrnee serninbert tperben. Die Tra9e tper
Der finftise 9erriher fein io1, 1T auf ;,pei
@anbibaten %suriidseflbrt! Die Gcn1erpatt>
sen ppaen 6erpinanb BON Yprtusal ais
8Dni9 Don Spanien bic Oempfraten baben
ih ben General SPRINT ais Staats : Sber>
baurt auserleben, nrrausaelebt, baB ct ben
1ttel: Yrdibent Der Scr. 9rppin;en rpnSbe>
ria anni:nmt.
Cine Nahridt aus 9arcplena fast, baB
aQe Werf itdtten unp Manufaeturen perStabt
9eihlpden iino in Sp19e Ser Tretbanbel>Se>
ihllhe, tpe1de Ypn ter prrsiiprt11eu &esie,
rur9 ausgin9en. Die arbeitsleutc berStapt
tpelhe ibrer Nrbeit beraubt iinp baben iit
serfammelt, unb brpben %se9enmdrtis, in bic
Getretce Ma9a;inen nto 8Gdereten eiu;u'
falen. Das Mtlitdr Bat mebrsreGerbaftun
gen y%cr9enpmnen. :
9pnbpn,2. Ncr. - Gnalanb rirb unle-
re Mabdnaa = &niprlAe bejlblen. Sn Np>
bingham, @artrif Gpunts, rurren s Orb
fpbe p~eripIrt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
e t. @,an bere.r.

@itttpen nnb @aiien Der sefalenen Splea'
ten tire fleine geniipn in gresntads CT
balten, wdbrenb bic Bombs uno bic bpber
;3inlen Der 8%pntbalter in @rlp te3ahlt frer>
ben 4? 33r3.Hg rn. ,,ar.a 10. sTg,. u..'
Treut IS Gud, pab bic DTentliHe Sdu!b
nod mpnatli6 unit Mtlipnen %Suninantt, Oh
3tpar Sbr fat uneriAwinsli&e Stsuera UNI
Absaben be5ablt? >. -. 80. .. @.a.
Treut es Gud, bab SIR etne srpbe itebenhe
Mrmee 5u erndbren babt, blps tint bic Sdbel>
berriAaft Der @abifalen fprt;ufabren?
Treut es ben Tarmer, baB er uner~
lawinslt9e Yreiie fir MaiAinerie, fur Sc
rat1lAaften unb fur Stpreiaden gu be5ablen
BAT, wdbrenb aaes iubiltrenbe Guaden Der
rabtfalen TrDl9e ben @ei3enpreis ntdtt IN Der
9Dbe balten fann? o
.unb falieblid, freut es Gu6, bab bic lint
on, fir beren @ieberberfeaun9 funf Sabre
lang sefd1npft aurbe, br4 nod niAt ipieber
~berseaelt if, pbwobl bic @ebelipn untsr>
bridt unb Der &ries idpn balo rter Sabre SIT
gnbe 1T? r. .tf... .."=
Sett, naA Grants Dabl, Der 5ur 3eit ben
vteutlden" Sen. si9el 70 idmlbliA beiSeite
iapb, fDnaen iiA bic @elinnunsstaAttsen a
la @dura, benen bas &abitalfe niAt raetfal
senus if, 70 redt seltero MAIDEN. Grant
liebt bic Geutiden, unb mte! >-.t.. .
Saurs's ,@efli6e 9pf' uab bic Submit
vpn Snbiana baben bent @rdibcnten unter
benz 0%eneralsbute beretts ben 8rie9 erfldri
- menn er nidt fp rabifa1 ais mHslih re-
9iert.
Sect man brauf los: 8ade ant Slben,
&eht unb @erfalun9 mod n1elr nit Sa6er
setreten, ben Sipen uno BEN @efen nod
n1ebr %sefrdnft, entwarbtst unb iiberpertbeilt
Das 1T bic rabitalt Art unbDeiie, rer berein.
brehenbe 8anferptt, Der inunsieae Druid uni
bic Sprsen pes belaiteten Nrbeiters SIT BE-
iAmpren. .. 81,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
Ser IN i'd ties.

-@riipt erbilt $500 fur ieben Irtifel,
ben Ct fir bic &epue Des Teur Mpnres
fAreibt.
Ger @enera1 @puserneur BON Snbia er>
bdlt $4,000 IN @plb per Sabr.
Der papi 1T her einsise Gurppdilae
Souperdn, spel@er ni6t raudt.
-Mew>yprt bat 26Oo @pli3eimdnner unb
perbrau4t td9li@ 60. Miaipneu @aapnen
WaGer.
- SIN Maine madt man iest Tramebdu>
fer, bic austpentt3 gang mitS dieferfein, att
fatt nit ,Glapbparbs" bebedt rorben.
@iseon n,-Mnemslni9sin mad ,pirb
in ben Ytnertes ant Gau Claire unb
%Gbtprema SluBe bic 6pl;arbeit
nt4t 70 aussebebnt tetrieben tperben ais les>
ten Winter. ....
-Gs trerten ubertaupt bic 8lassn INNER
lauter ,bab bic ietise Resieruns trct Der unse<
beuern Mus9aben nihte Grfcl9rei4es in benz
Snbtanerfriese seleifet babe.
-Das ;rpeiteinise Rennpftrb @efpn bat
es enblid ferti9 9ebradt, 100 Meilen btnnen
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07

Subt1p.-Oie &abifalen jube1n getpals
tis iber t9re Siese.! Mber trarum freuen ie
f9? Der %jamnerppae 3ufanc, In ben bas
eanb purd bic rabtfale @erridaft seratben,
tietet bod semib iebr menig grfreultGes. IS
miro seia9t, baB Satan ii4 freute, ais biz
Grbiunce pom BEN eriten Menfden begansen
tpurbe, uno bab Der SYrann Merp tie @eise
iptelte unb 3pten trteb, ais &pm in Slam
men aufstns. Gtenip fpmr,t uns bic Sreute
Der &abtfalen Dor unb barurt fDnnen mir
ntdt umbin, bic Trase at ie 3a ri4ten
8arum freut Sbr Gud? l. ~ no, .
Sreut Sbr Gu@, eab eine @artei sefest
fat, beren Sabrer perpftdtet iinb, bic ppliti>
iae unb seit1i&aftlt&e @leidfsuuns Der See
ger nit Der meiBen Stage berbet;ufubren? {"
Sreut es Gu4, bab Sbr f6ner betart feb,
trdbrenb bic 8onpbalter bpbe 3inIen in@plb
;ieben, feline Steuern bs;ablen unb In Saus
unb 8raus leben {? a. 81.
r 6relt es G,6, baB bic arr,et, perfrappel,
ten Soleate1 Elm timmerli4es D iein frifen,
tpdbrenb bic faulen Neser int Siben bon Der
&esieruns sefuttert perten?
Treut es Gud, bab bic Snsaliben uub bic
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07

9tsmeilen III muir elm Iburr1 s%prbanben, tpte
an be1t Manfera 5u t1l1t unb Sreiburs. Mn
Ben Sbarntet ipri6t iid bas Gpnf ruttipns<
prin;tp Der 0ptbic beutlid aus, inbem f9
bieS trebepfei1er nad oben ais felbf Rdnbisen
Stalen nit fAlanfen Sptsen berrli6 entwtf>
feln. Die An1asen breter fold elei9er@9tfe
1T traDrenb Der sctbiiaen Gpp4e in IeutlG>
LAMB stemlt4 aaseutetn semprben. Ass
Das pdren in aQer &urse bic @runbld se
bes sptbiiAen Stples, 70 tpie felte Don etnent
bepeutenben &enner Der ftrdltden &unft bar
sefeQt ,rerpen. '2.. a' '.-.. u
Die ni@t ieltene Tra9e, pb nun Der eptbi>
tAe peer rpntanil9e StYl ben @pr3u9 perbtez
ne, 1tub au9 seridieben beantpprtet perben,
je 1ahbem man etnen t1ps dibet{nen ODER
te4ntlden @abtab ;u Grunbe lest. Nn
&et4t9um nnb SaSnbeit Der Tprrnen, an
funflertf6er 0ur6bilburs unb @paenbuns
1T Der sptbtiAe DOM bent rpn1anilden ieben>
fats melt nberle9ea. Der rpmanii9e Stpl
teridlidttst bas dtbetiiae Clement nur aa
einselnen Sbetlen bes Baues, ant @prtale,
ben Arfaben, 9feilern unb Sentern; auber<
BENT lift er ne4 manhe fable, unbelebte
@telea abris. Die @ptbif ba9e9en lift ben
sansen rieirntaften8au in eine ;a1Qei e4Ra6e
feiner 0lteber unb Srnamente auf pnb &C.
ffaltet pas @anse ST cinem tpabren Meitter>
trerf Der rlaiiiden Stunt. Mu6 BET roma
rtfhe 8au, rent9er fcFirieli9 ais ber eptbi~
iAe, serletbt bent @pttesbauie eine erni e uub
e%tnorudsrpac Ginfadbett, ct bat ben Mus>
brud Spn 8raft u1b llniiberwinblidfett, er
entlpriat Der @irbe unb 9cili9feit, wel6er
ben 6riFlihen urb fathpliiaen Sempel unit
9iebt, btnsesen BARI ber 9otbtide Stpl III
te6niiher unb aftetiiher 8e;ie1un9 ais bic
bphfe St1fe unb 8lutte Der driftltGen Mr<
diteftur anseieben werben. Gr innbtlbet 1T
erbabener unb fiibaer @erfprperuns bic Sbee
ter fatbplilhen @iabeit 1T Serfhiebenen Ser
s%wei9unsen, tpelGe eine Gtnt9un9 na@
Sben c~1treten unb it6 trunperbar su elmer
8rpns 9efalten urb rinpen. -
(Ge1t.>3ts.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07
@uifi1eS.

Sn uprtsetreuer lteteriebuns sntnimnt bic
Ger. 3ts." bent uprsgjietel 2ubu" 80. SO bsn
foIsenten SAL ruiIl9er &edtsfaeee:
SIT elmer fleinen Stabt bradte Elm Bauer eire
Rubbaut ;u Marfte. IS feQte ii9 iebr tala
Elm Sube ais Saufer eiu uuo erbanSclte bic 5aut
fir q &ube> sins aber, ta CT tein @elo bel f9
bate, nod einmal mad 9auie unt lpl9eS au b.
len, uab seriprad, irsIei@ surid3ufebrsn. ST.
swil9en ielte i@ Elm stpeiter&aufer Elm, besablte
fir bic 9aut 3 Nusel, uut Der Bauer GterlGBt
ie bieiem TIM 10 lieber, tpeil Ct auf bic @adfebr
bes erfenRaufers bisber serseteus eetpartet bat,
Das llnslid aber tprQte, baB bieler eerate lit
benz Ausenblid suriidtebrte, ais Der ;3weie bic
9aut nit f9 nebmen nil. IS entlpinnt ii9 Elm
Streit s~ilGen ibueu, asiner nil benz Mnberen
nadsctsn, bis lie i9 enpli@ eati9lisben, bic
@ate Ypr bas @eri9t gu brinsen. Der rulfl&e
@i6ter labt i9 Maes seuau ersablen unb 5aat
eann au hem s,iten 9aufr;
~Gu BAIT alp ;uert lie 5aut erbanbelt?"
uSa."
nGIr trie siel?"
l. uGur q Nutel."
limb tpp 1T tas Gelb ? taft BUS Z"
; u5ier 1T es, 1T uaeiner 5ane."
ugeee es bort auf ben Tif9."
Der Sute lest bas @elo auf ben SLID unb
BET Ri9ter ipridt Ut ben, 3weirn 9aufer:
uDu bef mad bieient bic 5aut setauft unb
i@pn tesablt?"
uSp it e."
nWie siel bait tu te3abt?"
1Grei Rubel."
"rnb biit bu jest int 8eFB Der 5aut?"
sd babe Ge."
u@o it fee"
SD babe fe in ben 5auaFur npr ber aan3lei
eelest."
u5rle ie unb leee |e bort in ben @intel,"
Ter 3weite eine, bulte bic 5aut unb leste fe
III ben bs5ti9nstsn Wintel. Garauf ,penbet Der
&i9ter f4 su benz Bauer: "'
vl1nb bu BAIT bid NIT benz grften auf q Nu-
bel seeiniet ba bieier aber nidt nit benz @elte
3uridfant, bait tu bic 5aut einent Mnbern Der
fault unb 3 &ubel erbaltsn. 5af bu fe~ b
sd babe fe."
uQese le bort ~ benz anbern @eIte."
Das eeidab unb tersRidter faQte nun fuleen-
ben Spru9:
uDu, Grltr, erbanble nidt obne @elb unb BE-
unrubise ni9t bic Stabt. Du, 3peiter, binttr-
eebe Mnbere ni9t unb made feline 1beueruns;
uub tu, Bauer, eisb bid ni9t nit Golden al,
bic fein @elb BADEN. llnb jest Dor bic Gbir nit
Gud alien Dreien, Durati!" ar, .9.1,@ 81 -
l1nb Ct parf le binaus. Die 3aut aber unb
bas @elo bebieIt Ct fit itinen sortrefFi&en Ri&>
teripru9. . :. ~. ~
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-11-07

Mebr ais srei Dri,tel, sieuei@t hrei giertel,
Der Yra]eenten<@ ibler iiho fir Grant auase>
fallen. Die8ert9te iinb bis ieyt nrd 10 unSpQ>
fummen, tae mir erf na9fe Wede cine l1eter>
fdt seten tSnnen, bic ni9t, tpte bis jeBt in je>
benz @%inselnen @erdnberunsen su erlst>
ben brau9t.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GRBENBRIER COUNTY,
w West virginaThese Springs, so long and iavorasly
nowe S Reception Of ers on aaS c M or
ss % ss sDa o e
ton Of from fifteen hundred to thousand persons
connection sna with the Internal use waters
are s. the n o ne music will be in
to the AZ, sna ne o.. S o 10
in horseback or carriage exercise
ten Years and coiofed servants price, white
cordng o accommodations.
prieters to manage this establishment in manner cal
Route 70 Ss Springs from any point North or west via
Yashington Gordonsvie stanton, Covngton, by rail,
pike, twenty miles to the Springs. PEYT0Ns co.
yyHITEsToNE HOUSE, .wHIrEsToNE, IS NOW
w open, ten miles from New York Trains hourly via
ssrsS - se ETere House rum '"' W. B. BoRRoWs
DENTISTRY.
NoLroN DENTAL. ASSOCIATION ORIGINATED THE
most approved methods do nohng but extract teeth and GER
nsnss a"ny aG az ss oss Cooper Institute
T>R CRANES osrEoPLAsTIc AND PURE GOLD FILL,
~ ing restoring teeth in every stage OF decay to their
beauty and 5
testimonials Rooms is< Iss' oeo"'" eieo' oo'"of VI
Irving place. --
vxruITE CoRALITE FOR FILLING TEETH WITHOUT
w pain, all q decay restores discoored teeth
Teeth lowest possible prices. Dr. TENSION a7s Fourth
nue., OF Twenty-sccond street.
1OO BEAUTIFnL CONTINUOUS GUM lc
serted. Drs. boplNE, ls0 Grand street. IN"
EXPRESSES.
"a @. BURNIAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS, lis
a. West Eleventh street, Sixth Large va
SI Ss .'sRs s 'y pyyns OF sSss %
] vsocss
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EXPRESSES.

r. a @. BURNiAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS IFS
n. West Eleventh street, near Sixth avenue Large Ta
anofocs, packed. sblpred: Furniture stored; popH %
vsureJ.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

VNANTBD-A SITUATION AS COACHMAN BY A
w young Americanl understands hv busne,s
thoroughly viii b. found willing and obiging; will
kinse useful to bis employer FIRST csss refsr,pce
.Orn'rs kddrsu = y, Ucrn q +Eu.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

DR CRANES OsTEOPLAsTIC AND PURE GOLD FILL
ing for restoring teeth in every stage OF decay their
original and sounness without pain fifteen thousand
es,imonais Rooms 1872 East Sixteenth street, Of
Irving place.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

OWNERS OF MINERAL PROPERTY.-A PRACTICAL
~ mine superintendent, Of long experience in mines and
machinery is open for an engagement Address Superin
tendent, Herald office.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

vxrurrE CoRhIITE FOR FILLING TEETH WITHOUT
pain in all stages decay restores discoIored teeth
and IA durable; price within the of ALL Artificial
Teeth owest possibe prices. Dr. TENSION 27s Fourth
nue corner oi Twenty second street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-11

Cr EAST TwENTY-sECOND STA HANDSOMELY
90 furnished Room, or with Chamber adjoining Will be
rented with this elegant residences the location Is
the the house and ali appointments superior in every
respect. References.
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broke into cries of au Rhine to
the Rhine y and the Emperor would
not even say few words to his Gen
erals, lest their purport might be mis-
taken. 4
The French armyis ready and fierce
for fighting. The nation sympathizes
with the army. 1t remains to be seen
whether the Emperor is strong
enough to hold both in check; if not,
the words "en avent may come to
you through the Atlantic. "
The commission charged with the
arrangements of peace and liberty,
which was to open at Berne on the
22d instant, have published their pro-
gramme. After affirming that reli-i
gion. as a matter of Individual con-,
science as well as public instruction,
ought to be estimated from political
Institutions, in order that churches
may no longer prevent the free devel-
sOpment of society; that the united
S tatessof Europe can have no 0rganl-l
Zation except one founded upon pop
ular and democratic institutions, hay-
ing federation as its bond; that the.
existing economy system ought TO be
radically. changed. they protest, in
attempt at social reform made By any
despotic power, and propos 9 for dis
cussion the following questions: "A
First, what, in relation to peace
and liberty are the advantages of the
abolition of q permanent national
militia, or even of general disarma-s
ment?. eJa a Ta
Second. what are the relations of
the social and economic question with
that of peace by means of liberty?
Third, what, IN relation to peace
aud liberty, are the advantages, of the
separation of Church aud State. -
Fourth. how may the federative
principal be applied in different coun-
tries, and what may be the constitu-
tion of the united states of Eu-
rope? se
In this congress, women will be al, |
lowed the same rights as men. They
are invited to axe part in the discus.
sions and propose questions which es-
peclally interest themselves. s
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Cincinnati Market.

By telegraph CIrC1rNATI. Sept. 30.
) FLOUR AND WHEAT. - Dull but un.
changed. sos .fl..s
CoRN-Dull and prices declined to 81 O5
closing unsettled.
oATs-D1lI and prices droopi ng; sales oi
BARLEY@Dull and the market irregular.
buyers holding on; No. fall not Offering,
at S2 80. 80
changed f57 77.Is --7--f.--' = -,
WBsKY-Decliued to 81 80. a..tf r,.4s
MESS PoRK-HeId at &29 IS, bat there Is
no demand. aafI = = :, :. =.
BULK MEATs-In good demand !: sales Of
for Sides. -
PACKED BAcoN-QuIet and UNCHANGED:
SHOULDERS, l21<c; clear sides, I6@I6I<c- S,1G
LARD-NegIected: retail sales at l9%c,.F
SUGAR CURED HAMS-Very dull at 'Igc.
dull, at 38t942c.t p IT 80 - -''S--SA
EGGS-Dull, at &@24c. XHks
GRocERIES-Qufet and unchanged.
Ii LtSsEED oIL-Dull, at 81 04tgI O5;l hardly
mand. - u uo-
e GoLD-Closed at Id. ae 1Erf
ExCHANGE-Firm, at par buying. - 81
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NEW ORLEANS.
Legislative Proceedings.

l4 -.Lttu.z Hlfa rfsTnfzerEus IL .-.E +.
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 30.-In the
Senate yesterday the committee 9ap-
pointed to investigate the action of
the Board of Registration, made re-
port which says the Board, of which
W. Baker is Chairman, has given IN
sfructions to the various Boards of
Supervisors throughout the State that
are wholly unwarranted in theory and
entirely beyond the law; that their
action in refusing to recognize the
naturalization papers from the Sd,
4th, 9th, 9th and 7th District Courts
was wrong. the Board having 20 pow
or to pass upon the validity of judi
ciaI act, and these instructions de-
prive persons. of the benefit of article
SO of the constitution, which depriva-
ton is unjust and clearly against the
constitution, The report was adopt
ed. 'i1' ''.5 'sis.'
q Gen. iBaeon's bill confning regis
ters within the laws was passed to the
first reading and made the special or
der for to morrow