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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

The belligerency of the Cuban
insurgents has been formally recog-
nized by Chill and Peru, and the
Mexican Congress has given Presi-
dent Juarez authority to do so when>
ever he plesses. Recognition Of
belligerent rights by these powers
cannot fail to have favorable effect
on the fortunes Of the Cubans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
rsau An Indiana naturalist enligh

rM-An Indiana naturalist enIight-
ems the Fort Wayne Gazette in pota-
to bug nomenclature He says the
correct name for this bug is Gymn0-
spermia Tetradynamala, of the class
Observation-Disclosures, and of
which there are but three species, the
Mcnoctyldonous, Hippoedstimono, and
the PicOSpardmia .SarUragn0ceunce.-
No wonder the bug is death to POUCH
tei0ht0udhS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

~The call of the Republican
State Central Committee for a Con-
vention to nominate candidates for
the State offices appears in the Herr
aid this week. rs will be seer, the
basis of representation is changed
and this county will be entitled to
eighteen votes in the convention.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

ONO TEMPERANCE TICKET.-The
temperance party of Ohio have met
in convention and nominated candi-
dates for the State officers. Only
forty delegates attended the eonven>
ton, representing eight congression-
al districts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

Geg-The Tribune declares that not
one of the four leading Catholic coun.
tries-France, Austria, Italy and
Spain-regard the Council with fa-
vor, and that the only country faiths
full to the designs of the Pope is Por-
tuOal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

Taken up by the subscriber on lands owned by him
in the town Of Lancaster, miles north Of Lancaster
village ON or about the LIST of June last brindle
wearing heifer red neck, white legs, rather wildno
other marks perceptible The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take said animal
TH0S. CARM0DY
Iapcastar Julv 9th 1888 S-w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

pa-We are obliged to the Chicago
Tribune Co. for a finely executed
Autograph Of their new building
THE establishment is one of the larg-
eat in the United States.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

nA-The Yerger case on hateas cor.
puS before Judge Chase, has been Ia,
ken to the Supreme court by consent
of the counsel for Yerger and the Att
torney General.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
s~The Irish Church Disest

a9r The Irish Church Disestablish
ment bill agitation in England has
subsidized, the House of Lords with>
drawing the more Objectionable of
their proposed amendments, and
agreeing upon compromise with the
Ministry. The Lords became terri
fed by the TIN eatening storm of pops
ular indignation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
uea The Republican State Conven-

u.s. The hepubhcan state Conven-
ton of California nominated Loren
20 Sawyer and o. c. Pratt for Judges
of the Supreme Court. The resolu.
items indorse the acts Of Grants adj
ministration, approve of the Eight
Hour law, declared that the closing
of our ports at present against Chi.
nese immigration would be injurious
to our material interests, and oppose
granting State aid to railroads.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

,<n The Me. Sabbath School Con-
vention for the Mineral Point Dis
trict. West Wisconsin Conference,
meets at Mineral Point to-day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

EaE- The Chicago Republican has
been collecting and publishing re-
ports from all sections Of the North>
west, in regard to the condition and
prospects Of the crops. At this crisis
in the growth Of grain, this mass of
information, which comes direct from
the farmers themselves, is of great
value and interest and the enter-
prise displayed by the Republican in
collecting it, is only another evidence
of the interest it takes in all that
pertains to the welfare of the great
Northwest. The Republican is al
ways wide awake in providing first
class paper in all respects, and we
heartily commend it to our readers
who desire metropolitan journal.
THE MISSISSIPPI ELECTIoN.-Pres~
ident Grant has, by a proclamation,
ordered an election in Mississippi on
the Both day of November next, for
a vote upon the new State Constitu.
ton, or such parts thereof as relate
to the restoration of disfranchised
citizens. Judge Dent will probably
be the republican candidate for Cow
ernor of that State. He is not liable
to the charge of being carpet
Dagger" Mississippi is a State that
needs good laws, and the services of
wise brave men to subdue the lawless
rebel element that has so clogged the
enterprise and injured the reputation
of the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

na~J. c. Cover, appointed Consul
to Fayal, started for his post OF duty
On the oath, inst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

GE-It will be remembered that
letters from eight bishops have been
published in Episcopal papers on the
subject Of the revision Of the Prayer
Book all of them admitting that
the Prayer Book needed revision,
but insisting that this was not the
time for it. One other letter was
not printed, for the reason as was
said, that it was too long. 1t is now
stated that it was suppressed because
it took grounds in favor of immediate
revision, and so it was not suited to
the purpose of those who wished to
discourage the movement for the
Chicago Evangelical Conference, by
showing that all the Evangelical
bishops were opposed to its object.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
The following gentlemen were
elected officers Of the road:

President-Hamner Robbins.
Secretary and Treasurer-S. Moore.
Trustee-Isaac Hodges.
SHperintensent-G. W. Cobb.
Attorney-W. L. Carter.
The value OF the above road both
to Dubuque and the regions of Wis
consin adjacent, would be incalcua-
BILE, giving southwestern Wisconsin
a Dubuque and down river market
and Dubuque a Milwaukee market,
while competition would keep down
the prices of transportation. Con-
sequently its progress is watched
with anxiety by people of this Sec
on both sides of the Missisippi,-Du-
buque Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

na-The post Office at Boscobel has
been designated by the P. NJ. General
as a money>order office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
REAPER FOR SALE.

have for sails, very cheap Johnston lf-Raking
Reaper IL has been run two years, and is but very
little worm has been kept housed, and is in repair
This machine six feet wide, and is easily worked
by one span of horses. They are first class reapers
ones 1926 SAMUEL TRACY.
Bloomington July I'D, 1869. Swl*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
MONEY TO LOAN.
STRAY HEIFER.

Money to loan approved Real Estate securit,
ING uire OF W. r DEW f.
Lascaster, Wis. July q. 1869. sf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

s~5.O00 immigrants arrived in
Chicago within the past week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

DUBUQUE, PLATTEvILLE AND MIL
wAUKEE RAILRoAD.-At meeting of
the stockholders of the Dubuque,
Flatteville and Milwaukee Railroad,
lately held in Platteville, it was
unanimously voted to increase the
number of directors to eleven. A
vote being taken, the following gem
tlemen were chosen:
IL. Rogers J. II. Rountree, Leonard Coats, Gideon
Hawley Isaac Hodges, John Kemler. of Patteville,
Wis; Luther Beecher, Charles l. Walker, of Detroit
Mich. G.. W. Cobb, NJ. III. Cethren Of Mineral Point
Wis., AID Nelson Dewey, of Cassyille, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
Republican Union State Convention.

State Convention Of delegates, representing the
Republican Union party of Wisconsin is hereby called
to meet at the Capitol in Madison, at II o'clock, M on
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER lsT, 1869,
for the purpose Of nomi mating candidates for the state
eers to be elected at the next general election ara
transact such other business may be deemed ap-
propriste, -,
Each Senate and Assembly district OF the ntate VIII
be entitled to three delegates.
J. z. Brigham, g. W. Aazeltoh'
I r Rennett Allen Warden,
w, II. Ramsey, A. W. starks,
A. Scott Sloan, A. Guesner,
A. Haight, John l. hlhgstoh
Lutte A. Taylor.
Milwaukee, July H. 1859.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

ANOTHER CANDIDATE FOR PREsI-
DENT.-lt was very evident from the
enthusiasm excited in the dense
crowd at Madison square on the
Fourth of July, by the presence of
Gen. Phil Sheridan, that he is still
fresh and strong in the affections of
the people. He may start.on a more
famous ride than that to Winchester
the race for the White House.
Who knows that he will not be the
strongest candidate when the time
comes for nominating SUCCESSOR to
Gen. Grant? Mr.. Colfax can boast
no military services, aud popular as
he is now, Gen. Sheridan may vet
outstrip him. What if he is little
further away at this time He
knows how to overcome distance.
and may yet come out ahead. - rib,
une.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27
WANTED.

Journaman Wagon Maker wanted Immediately,
None but steady men need apply.
C. ROBERTSON RUNK.
Patch Grove Wis July 20 1899, S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-27

HAVING AND HARvEsT.-It requires
a good general to manage the cutting
and curing ola large grass crop, and
the harvesting OF several fields of
grain of different kinds avoiding in
jury, from rains and thunder show
ers, if they prevail. unless large
gang of hands and teams stand ready
all the time TO do whatever is most
needed. Good plans are worth much
and should be made, knowing the
order in which different fields of grass
and grain will be fit to cut, where
the product of each is to be stored,
permanently or temporarily, the use
to which the hay, grain or straw is
to be put, and the amount of work
that is done each week.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

CARPET BAGGERs-Wisconsin has a
Legislature of carpet baggers. VI the
Senate. containing thirty-three members
in all. not one was born IN the State
sixteen went from New York, three from
Pennsylvania, seven from the New Eng
land States. three were born in Europe,
and the rest went to Wisconsin from
New Jersey, Georgia, Ohio and Washing
ton. The House of Representatives has
one hundred members. OF these thirty
two are natives of New York. twenty OF
New England, twenty-six of Europe,
three of Canada, eight of Ohio, and SIX
of Pennsylvania; Maryland and Ken
lucky and Indiana gave birth to one each,
and Wisconsin to two.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
d" ny Chalet. =


Midway bc'ycan the snow-pc,k- ard the valley,
Among The m1s'a, with chiT-supportei base
ueuf~
II ere stands nay hermitage summer chalet
Hith Notwithstanding cses n-nts.
Belog.. the vineyards laugh with garland- vernal,
And ctig he SSitzrr from his rocky fis'ness:
Above rrl1H- F,rclum, md her SHOWS eternal,
Tempted IA night and vastness.'
Round ner pure shrine, of everlasting, whitcness
The winds. are chanting from their unseen
Thu. sun alone, ia robes Of fitting brightness,
Performs at these high affairs.
Through the blue aises, attendant where he
marches,
The moon bears up his long and trailing vest
Where crowdng consultations through the
Look on with prayerful gesture.
From everlasting unto everlasting.
And freedom sauctifyiug al the region,
A summer feast, a winter prayer and fasting
This is the Alps religion.
Pure as st vision III angels dreaming,
With laughing lips and eyes OF wondrous
iustre
She rise. with her locks of sunlight streaming
Where watery pearl-drops cluster.
The loving vapors, thin gossamer gauzes,
Float round her form aud carefully entold her,
While through her veil, with momentary pauses,
She smiles on the beholder.
w know not when amid the boiling torrent
u e find our life-stream tortured into madness,
VIVA lovely sprItes from out the CULTS abhor-
rent
Nav rise with rainbow gladness.-
Still let IN gaze it is no idle fancy
sung nv the bard to win transient laurel,
Nor vet the thouRhtless painters necromancy;
But Gods c, nnsOllng moral!
From T. BUcn ,NAS READS Poem, in Feb. No.
Of Lippincott's Nd 7d~Me.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
WALLIN FO RID.
Call and see
WILLIAM $. BALLOU'S
NEW G. 90 ID ;.

lie has just returned from New York Iiih p '
stock 81 Goods. such are rarely found d. a
tIy Store. aud l. selling cheaper than az.
store in tywE
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
CROCkERY,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
BUFFALO ROBES, HORSE BLANhL4s
GENTS. & LADIES ATTIC OyERsHoh-,
RUBBER BOOTS.
EMMETT FLOUR,
SALT FISH,
PORK.
E~Produee taken in exchangs foT ooo-'
the highest market price.
waningford, Nov. 2Sth. 1865
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

he conscientiously finds suited to his
spiritual needs. The observance is of
spiritual character, and the whole season
is a time of more than usual devotional
earnestness More time is given to pub
lie prayer and to private communion with
God. Where the season is kept in accord
ance with its true design, it often results
in the quickening of genuine religion in
the hearts of protesting Christians, and in
large accessions to the number Of com
municants
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

captured by Benedict Arnold and Ethan
Allen, in company with volunteers from
Vermont, Massachusetts and Connecu-
cut" there is no room for controversy.
With any other construction, his position
is so manifestly untenable that to assam II
would be waste of time. J. d. I.
Hartford, Feb. 8, 1863.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

BESNINGToN-A masquera de ball is
tai Eed of at Library Hall Turing the
present season.
A young mechanic in Bennington
announces his intention of making IA We
locipede.
Much religious int crest has been
awakened among the DO, riding pupils at
Mt. Anthony Seminary, Benning ton Cen
ter; prayer meetings are held and other
marks of a religious frame of mind are
evinced
H. +. Dewey las started a paper box
mandatory in the room over S. L.. God
freys store, and is now in good working
trim. The Manufacture of paper boxes
has come to be qaite an item in Benning-
ton, the factories using large qua ntities of
them
LIE LENTEN SEA soN.-The Sc ,son of
Lent commenced on Wednesday. The
season will be obser we'd with much olem-.
nifty in the Epis ,copal and Gait lolic
churches. The te rm "Lent" signifies
spring. and used in the Episco, Ia,
church, indicates merely the Spring Fa st
tho season of sp ritual revival The
season, closing with solemn commemora-
ton of the death of Christ, is intended to |
impress the mind W it'll an affecting re-
of his su ferings, and to aid |
In raising the standar of Christian char
acter and attainment. Fasting is incul-
Gated as valuable au Hillary to the cult
vation of habits of devo ton and self-denial,
but it is left to each in, lividual to practice
that kind and degree Of abstinence which
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

m: ariive at Lyndon Center by z pm.
I36 frum Lyndon Center, 10y W hcelo,A, -
Sheffield. miles and back, SIX times a "eth.
Leave l. ndon Center daily. except SUNDAY, az .
a m arrive at Sh. fIieid by $50 a. IN leave s>hsl
field daily except sunday, At = m; arrive ~
AZ From Mathematician. y. II. by Guild
hall VI Brunswick. Bloomfield and Lexington
10 Canaan, 81 miles and back, once Ne.h'
Leave Northumo erland Tuesaay, al 10 m al
rive ~ Canaan by 10 m; leave . anaan
Wednesday, at p IN: arrive 1t Nor humbeflaha
ass. from Barton. by West Glover. East Al
bany, Sou.h Albany, East Graf sbury and rats
htry 70 North Crtft.bury. - miles and back
three times a wscS. Leave Barton tuesday
Thursday snd Saturday, NJ a IN; arilNt a.
North Crafisbury by = m; leave North 'i'l.,-
bury Tuesday, ThursdIy and saturday, al J. u Z
arrive AZ Barton By : pm.
$50. From St. Johnsbury TO pauFill", miie-
and back six times "a week. Leave -. J"ih@
bury daily, except sunday, On auiNii OF MAJ
from Bo-t n say az IN ARRIVE at DthNllIe y
6 81 pm: leave DInyIlle daily, except sunday al
I $50 = IN arrive ~ st. Johusbury by II q III.
40. Prom IT. JJn~bury 70 Nor lla iNIllc , s
miles and back, six tInir- a Wttk. Leave ~
Juhnsbuty daily. cxcep. sunday, az 10 "a r' AZ
rive az North pinyIlic b. II a IN; leave Hoitt
Danyille daliE. except SUNDAY, at I'D H. ID ar
I rive n -. JouushuTy los SD a ~.
~. From - J0Au-bury, Ly -. J"hii'hHIA
/ Fa.t West 6ueori, Concord aud LunrEbuTE, L
Lancaster, 80 TIila- and hlsk FIX Times "a Nc'h
+ TO Luuruhurs, and tire. times W.. residue
I Leave ~. Ionushury daily, except sunday, - -"
, -, ,,,r.. - ,., ,,t,,.y III II "a :, IA l.4At
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-, ~ .,,t S,,Iri,.,. =,
,, - ~, ,,', ,''' 80, : ''ii - -, - ~
/ $ a III and 2 IN: leave LuncnbuIg Monday
f '' , ~. - ~ - - Tn.
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Decisions announced by April 20, 1869.

I = c
tie schedules Of departures and drrtcaLs hefet"
specified.
Decisions announced by April 20, 1869.
(Bidders Should erqD,ine carefuHy ne forms,
and instructions aniered, espeialiy he tatterPat
Of instruction 49,
4nl. From Montpelier, by Barre South Barre,
WIlamstown, last Brookteld, North Randolph,
East Randolph and Fast Bethel, TO Koyalton, -
miles and back, six times a week. Leave MONT
peher daily, except sunday, at =. m; arllNe ~
Royalt-n by 1880 a. IN, OF IN time 10 connect
with mail for Boston. leave RoyaltUn daily, cN-
ceDt Sunday, at T. IN, or on arrival 81 man
from Boston; arrive AT Montpelier by : 80 a. IN
402. From Montpelier, by Barre, Washington,
East Orange, Waits River, East CUIlnth ana
Bradford Center, to Bradford, 50 miles and back
six times week, with "a branch from " AT +,
River and West IOpShim to Orange miles ana
back, three times Il week. TO BE- run in due con-
uection. Leave Montpelier daily, except sun
day, at p. m. or on arrival OF mail from hos
tom arnye'at Bradford next days ny 20" p. n;
leave Bradford daily, except sunday, on arrI'al
If mail from Boston say at 40 =. m; arrive III
Montpelier next days by
iu3 From Montpelier by Fast Montpelier,
phiniield, Mar-hhrid, cabot, East 'ahat anu
West Danyille 10 nanyllle - miles and back,
six times a week Lave Montpelier daily, eX-
rcpt sunday, at r. m; arrive at DanylAe next
lays by 30 a IN: leave Dauyillc daily, except
sunday, at $50 p. IN; arrive at Montpelier next
lli From Montpelier, by North Montpelier,
East Calais >outh Woodbury.. Woodbury., Hard
wick, EAst iinilWlcls, Grcun.hurou-h and North
freeu,bpruugh, 10 Glover, ~. miles and back
three time. q week. Leave Montpelier J ueStaNr
Thursday and saturday, ~ i"a. m; arrive at
Glover by p "a. IN; lcIse Glover Monday.
Wednesday and Fin lay, al 8 "a. m Aure A.
B. From Montpelier by Worcester and IL
more, f! MogIi-HI!le, - miles and BAGS dl1f
thursday aud Saturday, 40 j. M; arrive at
AouI,yIlc by Z. IN: leave Mofu-siil" Al"i'-at =
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INSTRUCTIONS TO BID FRS AND l.fa.
MhSTgR%.
cosrAIsIfc Also cosDITIDAs - r. r.rar-.
RAID -. THg ooEIRsc8s - I5sE y FL 7s..
DLfAEIMLar NAY uFIrs IEDEET.

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dlate Office, v len Te+ p+f.aa b.. 81 r-fI,.s for
sorting the mais; buf "a rails al and s'ssrli s
rgYilf..s fhsge 10 10 ne d. tuoI. 4 ay slat Dr. l
cieut for an aXchang- - tle mani Iga,s,ha-.
?. On railroad aud riramtaaf lsus-. afl3 a'
r0ufes where the mode % sUBhsSa 80 admire
the special ag- ats 81 ;hs BU.'-i fiia.. leIaIfu
also IO-f-t fiiee blanks. Tull ia.=. taeE- aud IL.
f are e. he conveyed without AtEsl % tI..e
s. ON railIoal and - amiiaHt lIrsH fha
agents 81 the Department. also tbe Er'If
anaca rnailE. when oil = d. and te aE'H
c ,1nI AuyIpg them. are 60 b. Conveyed Wlt#
ehafgr. aud ior tue Hse 80 the nI.tt -t
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and 80 and iFHm ali Offices NOT faaE# flAl t
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sT~. spre lying tie upnlheT and afs'iiaff4li .'
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fsr-, tv insure regularity lu fi3a eslIhtss 's
mats.
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