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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
FARM FOR SALE.

The undersigned, residing in the town of Potosi,
miles north Of the village Boice creek, offers oI
sale his farm OF 10 miles south of Hurricane
Grove 40 und er cultivation and 81 heavy
timber only miles from Grant rivera good Oh 4nce
TO sell wood the land lays well any ia the county
There is frame house, stable and water ON the piacr
Terms-half cash, balance time 90 suit purchaser
Also for sale a large pair of oxen years Cd
Apply to ANDREW KERN,
3gw6* BUice Creek Mills.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
BUSINESS ROOMS FOR SALE.

The witcombe building, next door west Of Browns
hardware store in the village of Bloomington is Of
fered for sale.
r. wrTCoMBE.
Bloomington. Aug. Is, 1859. I3-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

sGy-The Boscobel Journal contains
a well written and lengthy article
from tho pen of tho editor describing
the new Parker building at Boscobel,
and giving a brief history of the life
and business enterprises. of D. L.
Parker. Mr.. Parker's name has been
closely connected with the growth
and Improvement Of our county for
tho last quarter Of century, and his
history will DO read with interest
We shall give the same next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
DTSSoLUTTON

The partnership heretofore existing betweed 7. W.
Hall and L. 7 sweezy at Glen Haven. Wiz. Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. I. W. HALL.
Glen Haven. March IS, 1870. 4iw3t y
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
JUDICIAL ELECTION
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF SLATER
MADISON, WISCONSIN.
Notice Y hereby gwen that an Election will bs held
on the NTH day OF Apri 1870 in the several Towns
aMus anu election Precincts In the County of Grant
ior scut Judge for the Fifth Circuit succeed the
non 9oseph 4 hilis, whose term will expire the
Slst day OF December lS7O ~. 80 sf.. fsl.H q
The Election to be conducted votes canyessed, and
returns made pursuant to law. NJ i.s
- IA witness whereof, / have hereunto set my
H. 81 hand and affixed the great seal Of tho State Of
Wisconsin. at the Capitol In Madson, this 18th
dayof February. 1870. Ers
L. BREEsE, Secretary Of State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

GRASS SEED.-Nathan, -chreiner
z Go. have on hsad q large lot of
home grown timothy seed aiso clio
vcr socd in quantity. 42t3.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
Fivo Thousand Acres Of Land for Sale

The following real estate is offered for sale
500 acres uhimproved in Beetown.
2000 " = :. Muscoda, Waters
tawn. BlGe River, Hickory Grove. Marion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

Auction SALE.--Henrv UT, resid-
ing four miles northwest of Platte
vile, on the Lancaster road, will sell
ON Thursday, March 9th, his stock
and farm machinery. If not sold
previously, he will also offer his
homestead OF 1876 acres.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, my wife, Camilla L., this day left my bed
and board without Just cause provocstion hereby
give notice to all persons not TO harbor trust her
on my account as will not be responsible for her
acts or debts contracted. JNo. 9. TOWNSEND.
woodrnsn January 24th. 1870. VIE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

s6-The Spring Term Of Circuit
Court closed this morning. We ex-
poet 50 give the full proceedings next
Teeek
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
Early Rose Potatoes

FOR SALE ut the following prices
ptth'..s a W
Fer half bushel 90
fet bushei..'.. d W
Per five bushels or mors........... 2 so
will deliver at Lancaster, Beetown Patch Grove
Bloomington CsssvilIe, or bushels at 50 90
10 OF more bushels at $3.50 Those wanting EARLY
ROSE NJ these low prices will do well TO order soon
warrant them genuine. Orders must be accompanied
by the cash. CHAs. d. SHRADER
Cassve, March 18th, 1870. 4tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

CHICAGO, March 21.-Flour easier
and duh. Wheat irregular and heavy.
No. 2 75l@76 G.; regular 75ge, seller
April, Low grades nominal, reject
ed 6O(G62c No. 68@72c Corn
firmer and saleable. Ne Grade 62(a,
64c; new Csc Oats firmer ard ac-
tive at 37lGy37!c.
MILWAUKEE. March 81. Flour
nominally unchanged. Wheat weak
at 73lgS5c Corn entirely nominal.
OATS nominal
NEW YORK, March u Flour dull
aud unchanged Wheat duil tor VI =
waukee at l.s2 delivered choice
Minnesota il ssore No. at 20 ior
export. Corn s,teady at 1920 | % ;
new a5(u99e. 0als iirmer az 5G(a63y .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

BLOOMINGTON ITEMs.-The Con-
gregational festival ir Browns Hall
was well attended and in every re-
spect a success.
Alfred Green has sold his farm,
one-half mile north Of Bloomington,
to Peter Thornton. Mr.. e.. has pur-
chased farm 10 Missouri and ex-
poets TO move there shortly.
Prof. G.. +. Leslie is in Blooming
ton giving Instructions in vocal and
instrumental music. His pupils
speak loudly in his praise.
The wife of Byron Breed died
quite suddenly on Saturday, March
18th. They had been married but q
few months.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

BosCoBEL ITEMs.-Ben. Coats has
new lua0r ''sell," says the Journal
Bishop, Of the Journal, has been
turning his attention to biography.
As as''intervewist" he can't be beat.
One evening last week a little child
of VIM. J. Gleason seized vial Of
laudanum, and swallowed over tea
spoonful Gifts contents. The prompt
assistance of medical aid saved the
child.
The Brainerd Medical Association
met on Friday last at Boscobel-Dr.
Armstrong in the chair. Several
physicians joined the society. The
meeting adjourned 10 meet at Mus
coda April 18th at 10 o'clock =. ~,
subject of Observation-Disclosures of
Dysentcry and Diarrhua.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

SCHOOL LoANs.-Thc amount au-
thorlzed by the last Legislature to
be loaned by the State Land Com
missioners from the trust funds to
school districts for building school
houses is about $4,000, of which
$50, 600 has already been loaned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

New PHYSICIAN We hear that
DR.. John s Lewis has commenced
the practice Of medicine at POtosi
The DR. was called from his practice
at Chics so to attend his father, Simon
L. Lewis, who some weeks ago was
IN 3 critical condition He has been
located at Chicago for 2 year past,
and we earn the earnest solicitations
If friends at Potosi and Ia failing
health Of the father have induced
him to leave growing and already
paying practice and locate .ermD-
nently at Potosi. Success attend
him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.

l offer for sale my farm, situated miles west of
Lancaster the Lancaster and Beetown road consist
ing Of 1874 acres 50 acres under cultivation and the
balance timber land. Dwelling house, stable and
grsnsry on the premises also plenty of good water.
will sell for SIS per acre.
Jrnuary "a, 10. S4tf THoS. MCNAMARA. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
sHERIFFs OFFICE GRANT COUNTY,


en LANCASTER, Wis, March 18th. 1870. (
The electors OF Grant county will take notice that in
pursuanco of the above notice delivered by the
Secretary OF State there will be held election the
several towns OF Grant county. at the aud regn
lar places Of holding town meetngs the FIRST Tues
day being the FIFTH DAY Of APRIL, 1870
for the purpose ofeecting Judge OF the Fifth judi
cai Circuit Of Wisconsin, composed Of the counties OF
Grant, Iowa, Lafayette, Richlsnd and Crawford, IN
place of Hon. Joseph Mills whose term will expire
on the 3st of december 1870; and that the polls Of
said election will open at O'Clock A. NJ aud close at
shutdown Of that day. WIN. IL CLIsE,
Sheriff Of Grant County
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

C0LF sTRAYED-Reward. --strayed from the
y .nhAc-iber Y miles south west ~ Patch Grove n
Nav iast one dark grew mare colt wears % iast
srriug dark legs tane ard tail heavy and paIt
uid,fe Ans one returning Baid colt or gsinE ~
rnaticu that wliead e. hsr recovery vii 5s ,i 3rz!
= -. 1,. " orch goeo aetf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

B@- We erred last week in stating
that the murder Of Chris. Kelley in
November last took place in James
town. Tho crime was committed
near Fairplay in tho town Of Hazel
nreen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

ANSUNCiATIoN or THE b. " NJ
There will be mass at st. Clements
Church, Lancaster on Friday, March
25th by Rev. L. Z. Hodnett OF Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

S9-A friend at Woodman in this
county informs us that he has taken
"a careful measurement Of the amount
of snow fallen the past winter, and
that up to the 10Th of the present
month S0i inches had fallen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

EARLY RosE.-See advertisement
of &. d. Shrader tor terms Of sale for
Early Rose potatoes. This potato is
generally acknowledged the best
grown for all uses. 1t ripens early,
is sure grower and yields largely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22

cyTRAY COWS Broke into The eDc'osiIe o. tie
- subsrrifer on section town J. range 8, about the
it ~ P,bruary 1870 and by him taken up about the
1nth az February 1870 two cows-one red color with
me an horns; the other ed and white spot ed both
,yivir1 milk; no marks The owner il requested &.
prove propert. pay charges and take said strsys
GEORGE BATE.
bloomington, Feb. 10th, 1870. 3swi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
Being Light aud Handy, Strong and Durable,

Being Light aud Handy, Strong and Durable,
and may be probably used by the farmer for hIs own
use; and by the jObbsr In doing work for others.
We also have larger Machine than Is here repre-
sented In the cut, which will warrant TO pull from
FOUR inches up 10 Tw ELVE In diameter
For further information call upon the agents four
miles south 81 Lancaster where the machines will be
thoroughly tried 10 the satisfaction of the purchaser
In Offering those Machines TO the public we have
not pulled them mp for the benefit Of making sales and
thereby enriching ourselves, but willing sub
stantiate all we set forth in this advertisement
Ga COME AND SEE US. TRY THEM If thoy
DON'T SUIT YOU, DO NOT BUY THEM
G. A. & j. p. cox,
I.aOeaster March A t-n AIff ..4,,,.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
FARM FOR SALE.

1856 acres Of land, i mile south Of Lancaster. on the
PotOsi road. The land is beautifully situated with
good springs water and in Lancaster school dis
tric will be sold cheap for cash. easy terms
purchasr. 40 of the above land Is good timber
Price $40 per Apply to MRS. IVEY
March To- 1870. 4ltf on the premises
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-22
Published March IL, 1870. ]
CHA TER 95-GENEgIL.

Published March IL, 1901
CHATTER 95-GENEsAL.
AN ACT 10 encourage JOINT stock agricuturalaud in
dustrial fairs and association
The people OF the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate are assembly, do enact "a foIloWs:
Section 1. ipnt stock associations. f,r,o.d ma .
800 lss 0i k- slate ior Inc "a. eueut ~ -
~ h, igit aitd's sud "a, u~ri fairs AMI ,hib -
maN r'rch-r' n aoif such VI and ptf..nal oro.
p4it, as ua i-crp.-r ipi tsit 4, una. ~, H. y
property, vutl m ~ s4o.usiy-fr i,r-sn h 49, II,
th"' n, -a'. ' ilta 'teni taAes prouidsd. Inst
- fo'olit, fof 20 s1emp .h,l no. 9xce,l for,
SIC 2 ahi q su axe elect anu BE- in force
frm tur vner K, passage
approved March 10, 1870.
CPuslisheC March u. 1901
CHATTER 93-aENERAL.
AN ACT q mot from execution printing nrs.. or
presses apd Prhcrs material 10 the amount OF 6f-
teen hundred dollars.
Ibe peope o. the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as fellows
Section 1. There shsreby exempted fou, e.acu,io +,
and SALE printing materials and printing nreks ~
rrssseA as the owner or owners th ersuf ne
TO an amount not exceeding fifteen hundred dollars
sec. This act shall take effect ans be In force
from and after it, psssAge.
Approved March lo 1870.
Published March 10, 1870
CHAPTER io6-GRSERAL
AN ACT ia relation suits In which the pI.e.
has been changed on the affidavit Of An sesn. =,
attorney. -
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact a, follows.
Section l. In any now pendu. or which ma,
be hereafter commeneed in This state
change of the place OF trial has been or nav b
granted on petition affidavit OF the sgent of part,
or an attorney OF party or By person for or an
beh, OF any party and he esrse has been once trsT
in tie court TO which the place of trial was
the sane sail be deemed TO have been properly re-
moved to SAID court, and obi, elton that IN. cau.
Was improperly or wrongfuy removed shall be valid
See 2. This act shall take effect aud be In fore,
from and after its passage and Publication
Approved March Id, 1870.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

a LIFE AND DEATH BET IN AuxAxs,s
On Saturday. February 10, a bloody
"'fray occurred in Hamburg, Asb,cv
County, Arkansas, between n Mr., Tier.
ron' son Of plantcr in tho nciehborhood
and a Mr.. johnson. n school. teacher from
Texas. Tho parties were on friendly
terms' md on tho day In question had
been drinking freely together, when
johnson remarked, In n jocnlar manner,
"F'l bet you thousand dollars you can.
not XIII mo tho first shot" "I do not
wish to kill YOU" Heron replied, draw.
Ing his revolver, "but I''ll tako tho bet"
johnson also began 10 draw his pistol.
hnt before ho could get II out Heron fired
tho ball striking Johnson's forehead
just above tho left eye. Heron mount.
ed his horse and rodo of. just bcto,v
tho town he met two negro men and
negro woman. at whom he fired, killlnp
tho fhcn md severely wonndinp the
woman. Heron has tcon arrested md
is now IN jail awaiting trial. At last &C.
counts johnson was not dead, but Il
was thought he could not live.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

peep IN nor u drarght OF air to
pass through; in place of the holes
IN the sido of tho barn is wfndows ::
wo find him in damp woather un.
dor tho barn with doors opon,
iork'ng over manure, and oe.
c"s'onally SEQ him apply water TO
some. Wo ask tho reason for that.
Tho answer is that it is getting
too dry, and manure should always
DO kept moist till applied to tho
SOIL Now wo find him plowing;
wo observe ho is breaking up ton
acres Of wot and ton acres Of dry
soil; ho plows tho wot in dry
windy weather, tho dry in moist
damp weather; wo ask the roason
Tor this determinations ho only
answers, II dcsiro good crop tho
first time, and if tho scod is good
ana tho season decent, I will get
IT, IN ton or fifteen years tho
original owner returns (havinp
exhausted his splendid virgin wc..
torn farm) to find his old farm in
grand condition, and tho old barn
onco moro full Of slools fit cattle.
MoRAh.-Stay at homo and stop
abusing good nature, by returning
all sho gives you.-Josiah Clark
N Gcrm0nto~n Telegraph,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

mercy OF others who may take
advantage of his ignorance.
The nearly iivo millions of dol.
lars givon by tho Government in
land scrip for Industrial COLLEGES
will not provo tho public blessing q
it was designed to, until business
ana industrial education 70 hand
in hand.
"o conclude these suggestions
by adding that each institution
should have n department Of Lit.
craturc, and tho Professor should
not simply require empty dccla.
nations and silly essays, but drill
those needing it in pcnmanship,
Tor good chirography is rs nsoful
rs II IS graceful and in tho COM
position Of such documents, lct-
ters, articles of agreement, etc,
rs n man Of business has occasion
to write, it is ofmoro than ordina.
ry Importance.
The youth Of our day should be
framed and panoplicd for the con.
test before them, and not for somc
long gonc by, or ideal, conflict
Ih's is a practical, widc-awakc
age and demands practical wido-
awake men. Those who enter tho
workshop of humanity ignora-
muses. will buy their knowledge
at IL fearful cost, while those we'll
drilled in commercial science arc
shod with tho preparation Of sue
ccss.-Journa1.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

SECTION l. Be it enacted by tho
senate and House Of Representa-
tivos Of tho State of South Carroll
ma, now mot and sitting in Como
raj Assembly, and by tho. authori,
ty OF tho same, That tho Act to
provide for tho assessment and
taxation of property, passed Sep,
tcmbcr 10, 1868, be md it is horo-
by, amended as follows: Strike
out from Section 63 tho words
"first Monday of December" and
insert tho words "last Monday in
October J" strike out from Section
6G of said Act, the words "third
Monday of Dccembor," and insort
the words "third Monday of No.
vcmbcr;" strike out from Section
67 tho words "fourth Monday of
Docombcr," and insert tho words
"frst Monday of Dccombcr; !" strike
out from Section G8 tho words
"sccond Monday Of December"
and insort tho words "first Monday
of Novcmbor;" strike out from
Section 60 tho words "frst Mon
day Of December" and inscrt tho
words "first Monday of Novom-
bor;" strike out from Section 72
tho words "frst day Of January"
and insert tho words "twcnticth
day of December" strike out from
Section 90 tho words "first Tues.
day of May" and insert tho words
"third Tuesday of May"
SEQ. 2. That Section 1870 of the
aforesaid Act be amended by in.
sorting after tho "Auditor," whore
it first occurs on tho fifth limo Of
tho Section, in tho printed Act,
the words "approvcd by tho Coun-
ly Commissioners"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

l, f. u. Cardozo, Secretary of
State, horcby certify that tho fore
going is n correct and truo tran
script from tho original Act on
flo in this Office.
Given under my hand, and
lsEAL.] tho Seal Of tho State, tho
day and date abovo writ
ten.
II. l.. CARDOZO,
Secretary of State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

and for tho pleasure of his society
rs we'll as tho dread Of another
night on tho cars l consented to
doviato from my course. Thoro
was only ono advantage derived
from this besides tho society of nv
friend, and that was q Wow of
fort Pulaski and tho bay, which wc
had passed at night as wo went
on. Tho disadvantages wcro sea-
sickness and creator expense, as
tho faro is much moro in propor-
ton from Savannah to Charleston.
than from Jacksonville to Charles
ton. There was, too, another ad-
vantage in taking this route, I
spent a day in Charleston very
pleasantly and was pleased to 500
the improved aspect of our sea.
board city. Many Of the buildings,
especially those of a public charac-
ter, are groatly improved in ap-
pearanco by now coat of q light
cream color, which is to tho writer
the most attractive color for build
ings. 1t gives a much froshor ap-
pcaranco to tho City. The Court
House, tho Charleston Hotel, tho
Pavilion Hotel and tho Academy
OF Music all rejoice in this now
a n q beautiful coloring. Tho
Charleston Hotel is unique in it's
grand facade. There is no othcr
Hotel to DO found equal to it in
appearance, though tho Catskill
Mountain House is q fac-simile to
it, except that it is not so high bv
ono story, though it's altitude in
site is infinitely greater. Tho
Academy of Music is n gem Of a
thoatre. Its interior arrangements
and decorations are of a light and
beautiful character, and so appro-
priato to a Southern cline. A
friend tells mo that the acoustics
are not good, as he found it diff
cult to hear we'll when he visited
it on throe different occasions
though no tried difforcnt parts of
the house. However that may be-
it is tho most tasteful littlo theatre
the writer has seen anywhere
North or South, and ho only saw
it during tho day Mt a rehearsal. |
Its appearance at night, with
brilliant lights and scenery in Or
der, must: be greatly enhanced. |
Tho writer left Charleston by tho
night train, and never before had
20 comfortable nights travel on
that roadj thanks to the comforta.
bio sleeping seats, ono of which ho
had all to- himself tho whole wav
's tho cars woro not crowded. And |
here he closes this series Of notes |
Is ho has como to tho bottom of |
another sheet and docs not care |
% begin another.
Yours, &C., S. p.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23

honest. DO vigilant. Keep ahead
rather than bohind tho times
Young mon, cut this out, and if
thero is folly in tho argument, lot
us know.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-03-23
Mr.. SeWard's Account OF His
Trip.

Ex-socrctary Seward and patty,
as already announced, safely ro.
turned from thoir cxtcndsd Ahd
prot@ctcd journey in tho hypcr.
borean latitlulcs of A!aska and
tropical regions Of Mexico, on
Monday, md Of course SUCH a.,
ovcnt did not escape tho attention
OF tho persistent noswpapcr 'siHtex.
viowors." Tho ox-Promior is said
to look ton years younger than
whom he loft tho responsibilities
ana harrassmcnts of official iifu.
Ills fnco has q florid hue tf,.s
might DO expected in ono fay
younger than himself prottce,J bx
u shnP walk on wintor nYorYinV,
His oyc possessed I'm unus,,nf lbs.
tro. lilo told tho anxious gmt herar
of tho latost rows shat Alxsku wxs
" wonderful country that Ne saw
tho finost rivers tccming with fish,
and nobIc forests OF tho finest
lumber in tho world, tho Indian
tribes tractablo and pchccaLlo.
Tho tomporaturc never rangos bo-
low fourteen above zero, and ~
summon bctwoon seventy and
oighty. lie considers Alaslsv tho
"hipyard OF the world, and; IN nd
d'Clon to it's lumber it hsm un.
parallcIcd resources Of iiisM md
1urs. lie is Of opinion thut sonpc.
thing should hc done at onco to
prevent tho ruin Of her prcot
SOURCES Of wealth, Tire fi.f seal:
tho seal islands Of Alnska nc con-
sIdcrA the finest in tho World, and
should b' protected by judicious
laws. The population thore is
small, but in tho progress Of civil.
Zation that section will DO tEm
Sccno of wonderful industry. Tl,c
country needs, in his opinion, somo
forms Of civil government, but
it must bo very simplo--a com
pl'catcd system is hhnccssarv.
In brir, ho thinks NfHsLza \ yal,.>.
Die acquisition Of territory, far OK.
cccding his sprovio'rsfy formed opin.
ion Of its vnst wealth. IIo aIst,
visited Mexico and met all of tk,
notablcs. Juarcz, rs Presidents of
tho Ropubl !, was man cminopsEy
fitted for his high station, tosessx-
ing prudence, wisdom and fore
sight. {c found tho Moxicans n
rooplo frugal in their habits and
simple in thcir viows, industrious.
md, under i pormancut and sub.
stantiaI administration, would
mako tho Gasis Of a firm govcrn.
mont. WHOM questioned upos
Cuban. affairs ho domurrcd, and
with the memory OF tho generous.
hospitality cxtcndod him willis
thcre, before his eyes, no choose to
rcsorvo his opinions until some fu-
tnro timo. The Secretary will re.
Iurn to tho shades Of his Auburn
homo rs soon as possible. .."
I
Thoro is n girl in Now ttamp.
,hirO whose lNilt lifc II t,too,o,l I,..