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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

REvIvALs.-The Independent says
its exchanges the past week report
over 1000 conversions or accesslons
20 churches as the result of rcvivals.
OF these, 1000 are among the Met>
hodists, $50 among the United Broth.
rem, and 600 each among the Babtists
and Presbyterians.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

FARM FOR SALE.-The farm of
Adam Kyle, situated near Lancaster,
is offered for sale ; the improvements
arc good and the property well stu
ated for business and profits. See
adYt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

PorosI overwhelmingly & Co.
have sold out to Geo. III. Il T. f.
Lewis, who are to carry on trade at
the old stand on the corner in Poto-
81. Old accounts must 10 settled at
once. See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

P.O. CHANGEs.-Amongt the changes
of Postmasters are the following -
w. o. Thomas at Montfort in place
of S d. Green Theo. +. Kinney in
place of James Neaville, at Potosi,
and Robert Treail in place of Ben
nett at Shullsburgh.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
Milwaukee Market.

MILWAUKEE, April 5.-Flour quiet
but steady. Wheat quiet but weak
No |, $1.104 No. 2, $1O6l. Corn
quiet tut steady at 55c. Oats dull
and nominal at 55c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
EAIRPLAY MINING AND LEVEL co.

Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of
the stock holders OF the "Fairplay Mining Level Co.
will take place Tuesday, May lth 1869 at the Treas
nrers office of said company for the purpose eectng
Directors for the ensuAf year. Also at which time
all forfeited and unpaid stocks will be sold at public
auction. X. NJ, HENDERSON sec'y
FairpIay, March q, 1869 43w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

Ng- Gen. Lougstreet's nomination
for surveyor of the Port Of New
Orleans has been confirmed by the
Senate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

To THE LADIES. Miss B. Schlosser
has just received her stock of Milf
merry goods for the spring trade.
Room over Dilger's store. See advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
LOCAL MATTERS:

FARM TO RENT.-Inquire at the
Mansion House.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

For SALE-The dwelling of VIM.
Muller. in Lancaster, with the six
lots, is offered tor sale at. 81 400.
Inquire at the Herald office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

Ry-A vote is being taken to day in
Lancaster for Postmaster. Mrs.
Watkins and L. r. Chesebro are the
candidates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
UNREDEEMED LANDS, $50.

OFFICE CLERK OF BOARD SUPERVISORS
Lancaster, March 18th, 1869
NoTlcE is hereby given to all whom it may concern
that the following described lands and town lots sold
on the 4th day Of September A. D. 1866 the taxes
due and unpaid for the year 1865 remain unredeemed
In this office. Now therefore, unless the tax charges
ana interest set opposite tract and lot together
with the redemption fee shall be paid before the
4th day Of September A. d. 1862 in pursuance Of The
statute for such cases made and provided the same
shall be conveyed to the purchaser
Description. Sec. T. r. To whom ass'd Ant
ToOn Of Lima.
e5s ofswA ofseA 2S Worley 81 50
ne@ ofnw}4 80 0viatt's estate % Ii
ezA OF nwA 81 i c. w. Floyd So "a
Torn 81 Woodman-E7. R.4
ne's Of swa 20 Samuel Plumb IS
Tom Of CassriIle-T 8. II. 5.
ne14 of nw]. Il WIN. Craig 10
Toton Of Glen Haeen.
neA4 Of sw14 80 8 Hi Garrabrant 10 80
7o'on Of Btosmington
s1s Of M swL ne% 8 Sam'l McIyer 2 o5
s11 of nsA oi sea 3 A't'ef 3 GS
ne4 OF neA 2 NJ. Reed 10
e1s of ne4 SO NJ Reed 26 So
J. NJ. ALTIZER,
Clerk Board Supervisors, Grant Co, Wis.
42-Wl2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

@- # you rant goods Of any Kind at
the lo,oest prices, 90 to A. d'T. A. Burr's.
The largest assortment Of WaH Pa
pers, Borders Curtains, .Stads, Fixtures
&C., in toDn may b found at Burr's.
Buv your Groceries at Burr'S-Iive
AMI gro,0 fdti
Fashionable Clothing-a good stock
at A. de L. a. Barrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

paA- Please send returns to the Her
aid, as there will be great anxiety to
learn who is to be next County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Benzole,
Japan, DC, uery to,o at Burr's
If youwant Dry Goods Of any kindyou
toiH ind them IN abundance at Burrs.
Farmers aoiH fud good stock OF
tools at A. 6 Z. A. Burr's.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm consisting of
30 acres adjoining the village Of Bloomington There
is rs acres under tie plow SO OF meadow and 90
acres of young timber and pasture and there bear
ing orchard of about 100 trees the place. also
al springs and running streams the place. making It
of the best stock and dairy farms in the county
There is the place frame dwelling house, and barn.
20xs0 feet with stabng for horses and staRehions for
cattle under the whole of 1t also h and wagon
house lsx24 feet. Three thousand aud eight hundred
dollars will buy the place any time before the first day
OF April 1869 after which shall ask $50 per acre.
shall ask $25oO down. the balance time to suit the
purchaser JOHN W. BRACKETT
Bloomington, Wis. Feb. Sth 1869. 36m3*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
STALLION FOR SALE.

will sell my stock horse" Young Clyde"-sprung
from the Clyde stock. He is a dark bay, years old
rising A. 10 hands high, good horse for all work ;
perfectly gentle and kind in harness. Young Clyde
has taken the premium at State County and several
local fairs For further particulars inquire of IA
mills north of Beetown. JOHN MINER
Beetown, Feb. 10th, 1859 3stf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
WINDOW SHADES [!
Something New!

A. I. A. Burr agent for and have constantly
on hand for sale the celebrated RUSTIC AND EXCEL
SIoR WINDOW SHADES. The Rustic Shade has been
in for time and has met with general favar
where known. The Excelsior Shade is just being
introduced and is Improvement upon the Rustic
Shade, it being perfectly tight shade admitting no
light, thus doing away with the only objection ever
found to the Rustic Shade.
These shades are made of the best material are ad-
apted to any window easily adjusted, ne er out OF
order and are the neatest most perfect, durable an
economical window shade in use. Call and look
them ZV-eH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

BLACK WARRIoR.-Stock men are
referred to that elegant horse, Black
Warrior, owned by James Brookens,
in Glen Haven. For terms, descrip>
ton. &c, see advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

MRLCHIsEDEK AND Buck OF THUN>
pER.-These stock horses are again
advertised by the proprietor, Gordon
Day, Esq, For terms, &C., see advt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
BLOOMINGTON ACADEMY.
NOTICE TO CABINET MAKERS.

We want to engage the services Of an experienced
Cabinet Maker, such a one, find permanent stu
alton by applying Our Furniture Store at
this place THOMAS & HARGER
Bloomington, March ~, 1869 43tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
SPAN OF MULES FOR SALE

A span of brown work mules, matched in color and
size, with harness, for sale cheap for cash.
J. RHODES
Lancaster, Wis., March, - 1859. aft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by my James Madison
from and after the Tth day CT March last and hereby
forbid any one harboring trusting him on my ac
count j. H. ASHNORF
Fennimore, March %, 1859. 43v3a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.
DISSOLUTION AT BEETOWN.
Lambert to CQDtinue i'm Trade.

Notice is hereby ven that the copartnership here
tofore existing between +. d. Lambert and II Gaylord
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The books
and accounts are left at the store for collection.
Il. d. LAMBERT
Feb. 49, 1869. H. GAYLORD
would respectfully return thanks the citizens
Beetown and Vicinity for their liberal patronage dur
ing the past year will continue the business at the
old stand, and those wishing to purchase cheap tor
cash will do well to give me call.
39m3 f. D. LAMBERT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06

w. Local Items Advertisements &c. to insure
49, prompt appearance in the Herald must be
handed in by Monday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-04-06
Great Sale of Real Estate.

VIM. N Reed. after quarter OF centurys r. sidence
in the Great Valley is about to 70 "Dfsie and
accordingly offers for sale the following choice list OF
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
TIE HEIwIcK ouTRAGE.

The wife of Wilhelm Mairose, who, with her
husband and child passenger on board the ship
Hedwck during the recent voyage from Bremen to New
York and whose violation board the vessel by Albert
Kuchney the boaswain was reported IN yesterday .
TRBuNE appeared before United states Dstric AtioI
uey Courtney yesterday, a the Instance OF MT C-seEy
superintendent OF Caste Garden, win view OF PrOs
cutting the offender She stated that her husband pdlu
for and her chids passage but worked hls own
and that on the 18th ut se was seasick below ueck anu
alone when the defendant grossly insuted her ne was
unsuccessful the first De but by threats conpclea hel
subsequently comply with his request she told her
husband aud he had interview with the captain On
the arrival OF the vessel the captain gave the particular
OF the case Mr. Casserly aud told that gentleman th
the woman was dlsreputabe. as he himself han IRE
oucpty taken improper liberties with her during ts Noy
age An the pares Germans, and seem to THINK ghty
of the ofnse the defendant looking on II NJ gpd JOKE
Her husbands chief OF complaint is that ms WIe
win be OF no service to him as an agricultural servant
this fall Mr Courtney consulting inc act OF CohBcs
hearing on snch crimes committed on the high seas sla
he had no Jurisdiction IN the case as inc Vebse Sue
under foreign flag He, however, had tnkeh the case
i'm hand and will appear with the complainant before
the Consul for the North German ConiederatloI II
RoesinR at No. III broadway tins morning Inc ue
PENDANT Is still board the ship. which ~ at hhchor W.
tbe North River near tho Washington Market Dut II
nrobabe he will be arrested warrant 20 day g tho
consul and seat for trial TO his own country inc CAP
tain il is asserted, yesterday intellectually attempted o
coippromse the matter by Offering two months wages 20
tbo husband OF the vctnn and has repeatedly adVise
her % suffer abortion.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
LECTURES, MEETINGS. &c.

William VI. IngersOll, esq, lectures mt the
uail 81 he Law school OF Columbia COLLEGE No. 81 Laiay
otteplaee at O'Clock this evening on Inc iiuAo VI
the Law" -, -. -. t,.to,dioea
will give a concert and exhibition AT the home ShhPc'
No % Fast Il geuty .ninth-st, this evening. 49,
The German Humboldt Society WIZ give dramatic en-
M the National Assembly Rooms on Iuesda
tbc et uoceeds Of which will be contributed 10 the iu
for te erection Of Humboldt monument IN tho Cehrai
Fdward Carswe csq will give free lecture onTemper
,nre mia evening at the Presbyterian Church III Fast
Eghty-sixth ST., before the MARION DIVISION oo' " "
The Third Union Cooperative building Society meets at
o,clork touiRht AT Cooperative Hail. No. 2l4 BOwery;
lhe Fruit Growers Cab will meet at 1880 p III tou"1
al Nos. 80 and 81 Park.place Gu, -, A., r..rs
6ruration Am East Twcnty-nnth-st, AT IL O'Clock thlS
morning and sermon will bG preached before Ihe hen
hers o} the American Church Union The choir Ot 81
johns Chapel will be in attendance under tho diieetoh
Of DR.. James Peck
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
cATAsrRopnE AT RUEGHEAn.L- l.

A terrible alarm was occasloned III River
head ON Saturday by the breaking away OF the dam 70
the large mill pond appears that about 10 O'CLOCK
M a man named L'uonmedieu, In charge of Jaeger
uce's mills went 10 the waste gate 10 lower inc pond
"a ,yl!lo 40 engaged heard the bridge cracking under
M, feet He left on the moment but had barely tno
10 renoh tho before the entire gate which Is very
large one burst open By the pressure OF the water "on
sWept everything before it, The stone bridge pelo" 'uo
mill. soon began TO show the effects OF the unusua,
weight OF water, and In short Time inc ruSu asa' .
" ,I, ,ndermi,ed tho abutments when one-haf the
brdgo gave way with terrible crash lt was then ieAe'
that the food wond carry away some of the houses near
nv Mr. Nortons blacksmith shop being In tho grea'e''
danger beautiful yacht belonging to seine eeu,
men q the village was thrown against the 1Seh s'i"s
IN her side aud completely crushing s'na po 'n' "a,
- snhsded and the ;dangor ts entirely passed
,So l,yes were lost though damage to property was
very great.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
ARREST OF BURGLARS.

While Detectives King and Lyons OF the
Tenth Precinct were attending TO their morning duties
ves,eray. 0icet elnS had his attention drawn 70 G@r,
In Forsytlist which contained two e"S"S OF sooos GUS
he hailed the carrnan ana ques
toned where he FROM Tho latter pointed
TO No IS. proceeding thither when near the door
Officer King g0ha F. Gantz, former inmate of Sing
Sing. coming out OF the house with bundle Of
goods On discovering the presence Of Detective King
Gantz dropped his bundle, and aimed blow at the OF:
GER I'm order to have an opportunity to escape The
blv was parred and the prisoner was arrested After
giving Caitz into custody, Detective King with Detee
tive lyons entered the house No. 35, ana captured
lanes Harper, aged 2s years; Thomas Nolan, eged 20
George H. Sheridan, aged "a, ana Edwar0
Themes aged 35 In the mousse NeEo
found abouf $3.50 worth OF goods, consisting
~ seven peces Of barrtz, seven bundles OF Greciah
and largo quantity Of delanes Dearly all OF when
were fond i'm the beds There also found asuperlOr
nssbrtment of cracksmen's" implements, consisting OF
mnes screws keys and skeleton keys, and fuses LOT
afea fter telegraphng To tho various statOn-onseF
t was ascertaned that the packnghouse OF M Chares
bryhees West Broad had been entered on tues
day night through the roof and the above mehtioheu
property removed - 49,, ho,oro 1rs,,ca
Mansfield nj the Essex Market Police Court ana remand
d FOR further examination. Thomas is said 10 nave Deeh
reneafer al the election last Fall Gants' about iOuf
wears since Was sent to Sing Sing or three years ana sA
M
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
To CORRESPONDENTS

4 Pread-There is no such institution As Inc
Nav York Medical University q
r. C-If YOU CAME to this country az She avg "a VI
q Won can now be naturazed without previous
declaration of your intention TO eecohie aciu@oh'
proyided you are 81 years old. , ..,,,o
ChGriiy-An invalid with chroaie disease, uhaDle
TO help himself and having no one to care lot nm,
sIould apply at the Department OF Pubnc CharLlies
md 1,orTection corner of Thrd-ave. and Eleyenthst
F. R-The agent Of the Cuban ProylsloHWai W Toy t;
ernment i'm New York city is Mr. Joseph Nailentl,
who is TO be found ut the Office OF Mr. D. u OaS'er
lanos No. G6 Broadway. ,, :; crcross
Scama1-No bill has been introduced IN congress
relative 10 the equalization of Soldiers ana sailors
Lonnties A proposition some time ago iuate ~
nov, AL ner month bounty. both to the army ana tii'
nayy. but it failed to become law ,,,;. oorr
r. Corss-The best musical journal N tnlS so" Som
trv Il D,cigbrs Journal Of Masic, published soil
| n,99ntblv i'm Boston, Is does not make o praSNS'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
DIED.


ALBERTsoSM sOuthon, l. /, Monday. APrs, s.rsh z.
and days t.f'
BLAKE-on Tuesday morning. Ap the Rev H. Blake aged
lie relatives and friends family sssI
the residence Of bis fathsr+n
Law, Moason lockwood Stamford Conn.
COGGILL-The funeral Of GOsnS Muir wife Of Charles CsgpI
will take O'Clock Thursday from the Church
Incrnaon Of hacsonsVe and ThiThhhL Friends
the family invited 10 attend without further notice
CoRKADBLL-oa Tuesday April Richard COksde IN the S
Ofhs - -,
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO stsend the funeral
from late residence Seventy third house west OF Avecrs
FndA, April at IL o'clock N The remains Fl De msa N
Greenwood
HOvBYOn Tuesday April Of scarlet fever youngest daughter o.
George r. and Sarah T. Heyey. :,
Pune this day Thursday O'Clock from sIhs, h0rssnia
KINBALAt Yokve on Tuesday 9Th PheAs A. dAaghs<
Of Thomas and the late Nancy KimbAh
from the Church Hicks RaPeysasa
Brooklyu. THURSDAY the s1h iRst Al q o'clock p 4"
Ithaca papers please copy.
SEsBTrT-on Wednesday April George Sebh the s ysss
Of age
The uners services viii be the Church Of the Incarnation
and Thirty ih Saturday afternoon The los 0s
at 2 O'Clock precisely
RATHBoREBOn wednesday morning April Charles Lambert euY
Charles Lambert aad Erabeh Lesorn hhborns aged rear
months and 81 dayd
The funeral will take place Friday afternoon oeocf from the
residence Of bis grandfather Joseph Hsgan No. SIs "ess Fosr'
teeBthsS ttA
sMITH-At Astoria l. Tuesday April 1852 Roe H. smith jr.
at the residence Of hs father - , n, 49,, -.
the Astoria E Church, Thursday Apnl g. leos a. ocock
n Stssmer Peckslip at III O'Clock N.
WOPCEsTRR-AtG Goshen Indiana Saturday, April ht sssas
Worcester in the 74h year OF her sge g.. .,,s =.
e r,sdenee Of scD Edwin Worcester No 80 Lssesss.
Albany, N. T.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
y,pr ~ WEST WASHINGTON MARKET.

Soon after noon yesterday fire was discov-
cred among some boxes and barrels in the rear OF Mes
Villas H. Davenports fruit and vegetable stand III
Cenier Row. in West Washington Market 30 rapidly uiu
the flames spread that before the Fire Department hau
arrived upon tho ground the contents OF that sand were
peayly destroyed and eventually many others were
bodiv damaged In Center and Merchants Rowe Messrs
pavSnport Brothcrs occupied stands Nos 49, l47 I4s
10 ihey estimate their loss nc s9OOo INSURED
tor 1900 Stands Nos. 15l and lo2 are ocou
nied NV frost Green CO., dealers IN fruits anu tese
tahes loss 81 600 not insured stand No io5 rs ocos
MED Inv oliver willets loss on stock 500 not
fbe above are on Central Row. stand no i9l
Row is occupied By Philip Pye. dealer IN veseensd
Los slight Stands Nos 1872 1913, 1884, ana 49, Ie
hw Messrs Rich Brown, dealers In fruits ana VeS
i.s on stock 81 900 insured for 5000 py tho vi aSsss
Market Companes stand No. l96 Is occupeu ~ 20, ssno
Ale,nndpr a. Co. whose loss on fixtures ~
Tbey mad disposed OF their stock before tne 1a ns
~ me nre Stand No i9 is occupied py ioa9 Luz W
a. "a ioss s5gO: not insured. stand NO ls0 ~ 0d "
%v q Tldridge: loss $500 not Insured; 1tanus m
iao and 300 are occupied by Messrs D. " rb
a 20 oss $500 The origin OF the nre Is
strncres destroyed and damaged III Gotnoh VIZ. III i s
tiinino arc light Istory wooden Dulluhgs hnu .hl
ngU No rcnaired But for the active eAertlous Vi t0
soo Ue e grafton would have Deen as extensive
III ,h In is,T when over acre OF these buildings co
,sin % nearly the whole OF West Washington MsIh
dsstroyed with the greater portion oi thelr %
To nolire Of the Third Precinct uader the conahu
cant Ulman aided in saving large amount Oi opei"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08

Bckerdyke. was present, and addressed the meeting,
relating her experiences among the poor and what she
knew OF the Indian troubles denounced the Indians
a. worthless seallawag and gave practical aug
gestons In reference 70 woman's work in reform
me asures Mrs. 8. +. Norton offered resolution con-
demnng the action OF Secretary Bore In the eight hour
labor reform, which debated aud finally adopted
In which she said they had decided that the monthly dues
should be Is cents to and men, that
being the relative difference between the
OF the sexes The report was adopted. Mrs Charlotte
LOZier proposed series OF resolutions, thanking Presi
dent Grant for appointing 20 Office The resolu
tons, after some debate, adopted. Mrs Bureigh
receved with y, PhsS arS as hesrt,,v annand
cd. Miss Anthony addressed the meeting ndorsing
thar members reed original essa va each week Mrs vii
b0ur, Eleanor Kirk and Mrs Mckinley were appointed
TO read essays at the next meeting The meeting then
adiOnrned .
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
TIE rM1cnANr nurRAGE.

The case of the United States against James
Glynn the carpenters william Caruthers. the boatSwain
and Murphy the third mate OF the eyershp James fos
ter ir for murder the high seas came up yesterday
before limited states Commissioner l. Jones Tor pre-
limiuary examination. Mr.. Stillwe appeared ior the
nrsoueTs and asked for adjournment ult ffuhy
next on the ground that Inc not prepared 10 poceeu
wifi the investigation Mr. Edward L. Parlt Assistant
limited states Attorney the part OF the G0vernmeht
stated that the Grand Jury would meet next week anu
that n preliminary examination was desired ny me 90
fendants they should enter upon immediately slnce
ii would be somewhat protraeted and that, Govern
,nent had in custody great number OF witnesses VINO
ere incurring daily great expense Yesterday there
were IN attendance persons summoned To give evdenee
Friday next 10 then f1ed upon Tor he oAh
inatIOn Murphy, the third mate, who has herotooro
heen unable to attend OWING 10 sickness, was preseh,
The carpenter James Glynn, was taken dangeTosy u.
on TUESDAY ana could not attend yesterday DIT fhIis
innated his intention OF placing the case before tH
Grand Jury ms soon they mpannced some OF the
principal witnesses in the have been unable as et
m annear al the office OF the District Attorney boing
to their beds with fever at the Seamenh Retreat
Staten Island Mr. Paris recently sought an lnefNH"
with Them bat OWING To their precariOus cohoh wiz
rafus
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
THE FUNERAL OF GEN. HENRY S. BURTON.

The remains Of the late Breyet Brlg'-Den'
Henry Burton, late Of the 5th Artlery arrived III tn
city mt $50 yesterday by the Newport steamer Ihey
,ro received by detachment OF troops from Governors
Island escorted TO tho Hudson hV9I epce & @ S
1hirteth.st where they placed on tne cars IOr
transnortation TO West Point where the funcral wiz a
Mace The following resolutions adopted by te deneidi
Court Martial now la session IN thiS cy' e@pi" ''
selves: -, , ~. -. - -t,L ,,6iv,.d
coadjuior and valued friend Nho DO less
by h ks bearing than BY bis pleasing uban oi manner en-
himself al who knew him .L.,. D..
Es9red That We sJmpah1e With BIS tmed my 10 be
ayem,u and giving uerapee 10 this expression Of
- AZ genemsn aud Jealous ana dsin
solder 10 s the void the hrsnde OF home ehsrsled ana '
dereA sacred By every social ue , ~ , - 4. .ti,,.9 %
PSsoIed That copg msnon OF regard he subm'e1 !"
the my Of deceased aud pubhshed IN toe pnbhe papers.
Brevst Lieut. Colonel, .. s A., and Judg geAdVoeats
New-York tribune., 1869-04-08
The Seventh Regiment Concert and Hop come; comes

tcbt a. The ACADEMY OF Music. and viii, without
9anSt Sa be the most splendid military ball OF the season
The Grant and Colfax Club of TIE IwentS, ~ =
arst District last evening, Mr. Moses - rlJs
h.r There wns "A fargo ATTENDANCE OF 1'ilelpSIs "A H.,
~ the oldest CLUB In the Grant Interest estaps'r i ~
NeW-York Last night they ostaDISo% cor stitution and
"de Of hy aud reelected tho following 2c sfs and n
Moses b Graso Prosiontp ntp,esdents Benz iAmin Page
nd ESar Keicum Secretaries T@ le H% Hsy l Treas
map OF Executive Commttes.So' e.o ramber,' auT