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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28
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J. III. ALTIZER, Ci'k Of nd.

CApETsHIp- WHITTEMoRE.-B +.
Whittemore's case came up in the
House on Wednesday last. When
his credentials were submitted on
Saturday previous, Mr.. Logan OBJ
jected TO his being sworn in, and he
did not want the matter referred TO
committee-the House was CON-
mittee enough to judge of the case.
1t was not case of contested cleo
ton, but of qualification. Mr.. Gar
field suggested o resolution to make
1T q rule of the House that in case
any person presents himself at the
bar OF the House to be sworn i'm as o
member elect, who may have been
expelled, or who may have resigned
at the same Congress while a resolu-
ton for his expulsion was pending,
it shall be in order before admins.
tering the oath to him, to refer the
case to the committee which had
charge of the resolution of expulsion
or the House may at once act on the
case. Mr.. Logan remarked that re:
erence to a committee would be
treating the case with u consideration
it was not entitled to. 1t was mere
question whether tht House would
stand by its unanimous resolution
that this man was unworthy" oil
holding u seat in the House. On
Wednesday, when the case came up
for final disposition, Mr.. Logan offer
resolution declaring that Mr.. Whit.
temore is not entitled to a seat, and
directing that his credentials be hand
ed back to him. Logan proceede
to back up his resolution with short
speech, in which he was followed by
Farnsworth. The previous question
was called and sustained, and the
resolution was carried by ayes, 124
noes, %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28

A motion that the S300apportioned
to Platteville remain as reported by
the committee was lost. A motion
apportion the $500 reported in
favor of Platteville to the town of
Ellenboro was carried; and the
apportionment of $500 for bridge
purposes stands to the credit of
Ellenboro. A motion to adopt the
report as amended was carried.
The following resolution was in
troduced by w. w. Field, passed:
RESOLVED, That orders for the several
amounts appor,ioned TO the several towns for
roads and bridges, shall be issued TO the
IreasurerS OF the several towns by the Clerk
OF this Board whenever the Supervisors Of
said towns shall satisfy said Clerk under oath
that said improvements have been made and
that one-halt OF said amount apportioned bv
this Board has been raised and expended by
town, or the citizens thereof, Cor ADJOINING
towns provided that no such amount shall he
paid before the session of this Board in No
vember next.
A motion to correct the assessment
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28

Ex-senator Sumner made his great
speech on Monday of last week on
penny postage. he stands alone on
the question.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28

of the town of Woodman was
adopted.
A motion by Thomas Laird to in
vestigate the proceedings of the last
meeting OF the old Board and that
committee be appointed for that
purpose, was carried. The following
persons wero appointed as such com,
mittee of investigation:
Thomas Laird, chm; w. w. Field. Geo.
Il. Chambers, Archie Brown, Thomas G.
Stephens.
The following resolution by Thos.
Laird was adopted:
RESOLVED, That the Committee oil County
Property be and the same are hereby impow.
cred and authorized TO take charge OF all
county property and TO see that same is kept
in good repair and properly protected and
cared for, and that the said committee instruct
the County Clerk to dispose of County Lands
| as they may determine.
The Board then adjourned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-28

TUE CIRcUs.--Robinson's Circus.
which is to show at Lancaster ON
Thursday next, is pronounced by the
Madison journal to be the best that
ever visited that city.
, 1870-06-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


Mr.. stasb's concert, Last evening, at the Music
Hal, was attended BY a large audience, and BY
one OF the most fashionable audiences OF the Bea-
son. Both his succesE ss q teacher and player
had led Us to expect good concert, and In this
respect NC were not disappointed In fact, the
concert was matter or considerable surprise.
Hitherto, Nj: Staap, whenever he has played In
public, has always appeared In the lighter school
Of piano composition, In which be was always a
brilliant and snowy executant, but Inst evening he
Miss Ashton, IN the admirable duo on themes from
.'PrecIosa" by Moschecs and Mendelssohn. In
fact, 1t stIuck "a that Nj. Staab had entirely
lacked in b1lllia1cy, was more expressive than
usual, and more careful in shading than
wn.n engaged n hls shoSTy runs ena
long step forward, and that the audience
as IN the sRme mind was evidenced by the hearty
a!plaused which they showered upon him. Miss
able pianist In many respects, especially in her
sure ana decialve touch and clearuess u 1oriture
she plays also with much more power and brill
Polopaise, although 1t is almost hackneyed by con-
siant concert use, was admirable, and Of the
soSe sseTez 9hS o Mes aa Bao
and Mad. Jawor8ka added much 70 INC eBsoYabie-
neas Of the concert, for which Mr. fBreyt-
srraak furnished the accompan.menta Eoltz
ahsssf sem q vocaIizat,on NJ ssaao is to oe
::tated upon the success Of his concert although
concert audiences, tried to makelt tedious BY en-.
cQtlng every number on the programme
AEf0CSCKAKNTY. $3.50.
The "Gretn HpntamRp" At the Opera House
The Lauri Troupe repeat their admirable panto-
mimea at the Dearborn this evening.
She stocps to Conquer" will be given Tor the
q
, 1870-06-15

The young ladies boarding at the WomanS
Home presented Mrs- Mckinney, the retiring Mat
ron, NTH purse Of ~, as slight token OF the
esteem In which she waA deserFedy held. Mrs.
Mckinney has been connected with the establish
Inent stnce It wis 1rst opened, anu In her new
sphere hns the wishes Of the bosrders tor her sue
cess and happiness.
The members Of the Lesvist Street congreaa-
t!ona1 Church surpfiscd their beloved pastor Rev.
Moses Smith, and MrR- Smith. on the occasion o!
tile tenth anniversary of their wedding, on Mon
t.ay last The usual tnwa1e Was presented, kl4tl
tuere was Ice cream and good time all round.
-Four mcn were examined BY the Board OF Po.
lice on Monday and found eligible for policemen.
Yesterday they were subjected to physical e1-
summation, and only three were accepted This
shows the wisdom OF the board In requiring physl'
cnl publications
-talyin Bentley md Gilbert u. Sargent had 8
hearing before United States Commissioner HoJnc
yesterday, upon the charge OF having moulds for
colntng 1Ee-cent pieces, and were each held IL
s. 900 bail for trial
Defective Stmsrott arrested man nanet
August laitzlcr, yesterday morning Hcis charged
With stealing about 1000 worth OF Jewelry anC
clothing from store IN st. Louis, 10 which city hi
Tie Third Presbyterian Church OF lhls city ha!
invited Rev. 4 Z. hittredge, of New York. to bt
ts pastor at $1,000 year. He Is expected K
preach in the church next Sunday.
-At3 O'Clock this afternoon the annual pollcl
review will take place In Lake Park. There Wil b,
abnnt 800 men present
The house. No. 456 West Jackson strcct, was
robbed OF gold watch and chain aud somc jew.
elsJ. worth 1925, last night
Edmund Farrell, special policeman, on trial
was discharged by the Board OF Police, yesterday
fur lnattentlon To duty.
, 1870-06-15
Popular Goods

Owing to the great demand for those celebrated
package tens ard co1ees1 imported by the Great
East lrdta Tea Company, and the many hundreds
Of their customers living in distant portions o1
the city, who are unable at all times To visit their
proprletors have, through the urgent solc!ta-
LIONS, concluded to furnish grocers In all partz ot
the cy1Tith their finest grades Of teas and conees
IN Packages, to be sold at their popular prices II
you want cht1ce new teas, spring lmpprtatIops
and pure, unatfulteEated coffee. ask your grocer
f,r them in packages. None genuine unless bear
lng their name In full, "Great East Inlla Tea
(Amrprr
, 1870-06-15
Billiards,


NUD0LrHEB CHALLENGE 70 JOE DION.
Having been defeated BY Joe Dion In two friend
y games Of French carorns, one hundred points
Zach, played In New York, last Saturday evening,
lsndolphe talks bach, IN card to the Herald as
;olloEs:
A. an to play = ezsno Of billiards with Cy1o Dion
rc1t Friday evening for the sAn1e Etakes and tho
md a. have tsesa.iy playea Win Joseph bou. Hisi
rhen an m.tehedt9 play tss he champion ene IL
With Joseph Dion II il admitted by his friends that hc "a
Il h. bes do now hereby challen5e him 70 pl4y me
Il billiards he choose to tunder the nles,
!or $50 s1 oD ride, the winner to take al The
within wctk .ftc. my game with CyEille Dion,
any other nigbt beforc We mcs. to play The cham:
" Dion 9nd pylt a5ein the s'ty. and h;sa9ss @ T. !.
thst he is In hs be.t practice have deposited s30
18th M forfeit e make this ch 31ienst
H.roka gAye Of tho games which wcsc played BY Mir
.'oseph Dion and myself on Saturday 4lsht last. am
st1y respectfully. yours, a T. RUDoLPHk
NEW YORE. juno IL, 1870,
, 1870-06-15

Republican County Convention
Messra ". W. Farwell and
Henry Booth Nominat-
ed for Circuit
Judges,
Appointment Of Delegates to the Couven-
ton for the Nomination of
Judge Of the Supreme
Court

Tho Renuhlicnn fouD+r r,oorop+t,,, x,,,,,s t.,
,,a ,1-.,oea ~ .s+tt." ,., est,ea lot
- -. f~.4 fu+4 - .'o14naAAuA Ca1ulos1es
1of Ioe TWO duogesnps OF tne Circuit Court, Gre
ated By the new constitution, and to choose dele
gates to the convention for nominating Judge of
the Supreme Cont met yeaterlav afternno1 IN
Farwef M Han ana Tas called n nraar hr a' II N ~
1,ssas, i1. ~ u %as sallsu 70 oIoet oy u. y.
Hobalus Eq.+ Cnallman OF the Cook County Re-
publican COMMITTEES.
:. 7EaroR.nr oneAsrza11os.
Is temporary Chairman he was elected and took
ment paid him IN beng called on to preside over
me eaaes ss ss sure nef epy ase a9
q sSgad ses oas apa nh brine
A. A. n ins me no Of opinion
tect harmony: =.
~ mono9' Mees5s. =. = IayloE and 1aA T. Root
"ele e4ee'eo te1ap o1aiy nsc1etasaea
tEIAuLSaAA
. Vn mpnon o. Nj. i--1os: II "ss olueled lhaI
i Co!amt1ee on treaennals De AFIelnte1 Ine
Ghail apponteo, as suc1 committee, MesatA
Mamsa, cbanSs,,5 = - ~ Ms., nene1A oevefaoger
The Credentials from the various wards and
eouut3 toMn4 were nanoeu u
~ Il, Waggs mGseo taa' oelessuons De en-
]. Bonneld moved as an amendment that dele
1e as 70 sGans III III ~ J3on
amended agreed dto.,. g.
Sahseqnenng; I'LL IT. bohns.o hfn moVea alecon9aei r.
original motion OF Alderman Da2Ey mas carried.
John Lyle King moved that when they came to
votnv eah fle1eTate rtp rira noer for the rar,dt
aatas ~ ~ wv ~ @~ S
% T-ha+ ,cot1on a,a -t,n. ,..o., .,- ~,,. ,,4
1nat 1Auuou Auu sAtlo11s otneIs were Io!eo ont
q 13 ntoe!. me SonFennon noI neinE orEanlxea
sideration, reported the list Of persons entitled to
sests az hprefnfore nnhIishp5
s1T1e ~. % Tenor9 ~, Wns q ecaota%
aanarai I7ess-fr II I.as, chat ,,-.o,,o ,..,
HeHtIsu ottetau8e UOSeu t1At Xuy Pelb0ns PRES
ent from un5epresented county towns be author
.Zed to represent them.
A rnortun to lay It on the table Was carried
Mr HnnNeII r1nvssf +h,t dc1nrat1ons - oi1o,ro1
q; III n.s,t.a 'o'c1 tnss oees@I'oos oe aAo"eo
~ " ttasaAStGa.
moton 70 ~ th1s on the table Was not agreed
to, and the motion Was carried.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
Mt HIbhard rntyed thai tbe temnorary he the
nernanent ufilcers al the convention ann yhe mn M
tttnn 80 ce,iaI - ~'~ AAu ]l1s 14o-
me F0u VI QeleGaIes Has then called.
HAILOTlSG FOE JUDGE
fanrDn U f.ae<e r,ores1 rhat rho ronron+1nn nm
, 1870-06-15
The Babcock Fire EExtinauisher.

f8VI NE .E'le5 Deb1oe7df, Vunt II.
On Wednesday evening the alarm OF fre WIS
sounded about halt-past 10 O'Clock which soou
brought good number Of people out on the
street, and. on tnquring, the FIRE was found to be
at the passenger-honse A general rush was, Of
course, made for that point. Arriving there, II
Fas found that the names were bursting out
lhrvugh the roof; the }re, which originated round
the kitchen chimney, was in such q shape that il
co1ld not be got ut With pals, but It was kept
sufficiently In check until John Wright arrived
from the Reading House with one Of Babcock's
,nre-extingutshers, which made short WORK With
the fire, the operator being enabled to throw che
water Just where # Was needed. Some OF the
rafters were burnt nearly on, aud Oh examination
next morning 1t seemed a wonder to everybody
that the building was not consumed. The nrre-
engines did not get on to the ground at all. At
oGe time thing began to assume quite serious
aspect, especially when that young man wascry-
Ing Lottie! Lott1ei Where's Lottie7r
, 1870-06-15

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago and
Pennsy vanta Central route have reduced their fare
to x18 from Chicago to New York, and are now
running theIr II 4. fast express train from CHI
quickest time ever made between these two cities.
Their other trains run the same as heretofore. The
celebrated Pullman palace CARS are run on ali e1-
New YORK.
, 1870-06-15
0HIO.

Extcus1ye Preparations for the
sHnScr1ess In Cfncinnasi-HeaU-
tion OF Railroad ERres~
Ctnc1NAr1, June 1A-Act1ve preparations hse
NathffHns toEmorrpW, The city 10 already tn holiday
atttee. American and German nags are doatlngin
ali directions. In the German parts Of tne @
rreena and national colors. Representatives OF
fhe Societies Of New York. Philadelphls7 CnicaIo,
81 Louis aud Memphis, have arrived during ne
day, and the city ia fast nlling up. soc1enea nun
nicht and tomorrow morning, viii be herein
iafEe numbers- The grand procession moves o.
morrow at O'Clock. The reception cmeeH talsS ~,
ie given b. Governor Hays, who u already nae:
1t the sale OF reserve eeata this afternoon, 9feI
two thou1and were sold. MANY Nele comPea"
to stand four hours awaiting their turn.
The Erie hallway hAs reduced the n!&-csss
ture, mum this city to New Yofk, to @1a-s3-
, 1870-06-15
MISSOURI.
further Particular of The Shocking
Tragedy at AAhlcy-The Murderer
Coo in jail At Rowling G:reens

further Particulars of the Shocking
Tragedy -at AAhlcy-The Murderer
Coo in jail AT Rowling Green.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, i'll, June III had conversation, late
tltB afternoon, with gentleman Just from Ashley,
Mo-, who gave me the particulars concerning the
.:.nrder OF Miss AbtIe SummcFA Until mel this
gentleman 1t was impossible TO get tue facts as
they actually occurred, and hence the various 8ud
the house Of VI: Gragg, the principal
g the Female Seminary, on Sunday last, Miss
'ummcrs having been employed ip tnai institution
Ia music teacher, and called for Miss Summers
lie was shown into the parlor where she was. On
entering the room, he approached her with ex-
tended hand. but abe refused to accept 1t, He
then asked Professor Watkins, who TRs In the
,nom Ut the time, to racate the parlor. az he
wishe'l 70 hare private iE:erv1ew win Miss sum
s1ers. On ne Professors leaving. the door was
tlussd ana lc~ekcd BY Coe, and IN less than two
minutes Miss Summers was heard to scream.
The door was knocked open bJ
Professor Watkins, aad, on entering
Tie room he found Miss s. lying on her face with
large butcher knife sticking In her back, Coe
lavlng stabbed her four times, once tn the breast
aA three times in the back. The last stab severed
the spinal column, and the knife stuck 50 fast that
Il was with great difficulty that Professor Watkins
could pull 1t ont Coe surrendered himself and
mas lodged in Bowling Green jail
The remains OF Miss Summers were brought To
this city at noon to-lay, and will be buried to
HlorToE.
, 1870-06-15


This afternoon, at Dexter Park, will occur the
game between the White Stockings md Me5erie,3
PICKED nine, the DlayerB In which were given in
yestesnays 8 issue. The game WIS get fof Jester-
Gay, nu. Fas postponed on account OF the rain
s tnis IS the last opportunity for practice afforded
ine CMcago Club, previous to its meeting with the
lsocatolu o. noys to-moHow, sharp and Interesting
TaK GREAT MATCH OF THURSDAY.
e1iI Ine 1ast that the Rockford boys defeated the
pe G1eyeaann cub YESTERDAY BY 50 decisive score
Which is to take place Tomorrow afternoon be-
tween the Forest Citys and White Stockings In
anueipanon of an immense attendance, accommo-
dauons 1of at least ten thousand people will he
Iurnlshed Unlimited facilities for reaching and
1stainlhE from the grounds WITH not be lacking
Trains On the Fort WAYNE Road viii leave the
Island trains Will leave the Van Burea
sIfes siTes' ne aspG. s,mt At a1d o'c9ek 5esnang
street cars viii connect with the Stock Yards
dummy every hall hour. In order to avoid the
usual rush fot tickets at the entrance TO the rarK
nd the delay occasloued thereby, ARRANGEMENTS
have been made Whereby tickets may be puT-
Ghaeed, to-day and tomorrow, st the Sherman,
ana Hfss IS a1d pso Eee
an excellent plan to obtain tickets beforehand
The Forest City nine wiIl reach Chicago this after
ead n Il he shS y
20 accept the invitation Of thu Crosby OPEN House
management and visit the Green Auntsman."
GAME IN WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, June 14.-lA 4 base ball game to
day the Nationals scored Is, and the Pasrmes, Of
Baldmorea
Tue PoST CHAMPIONSHIP
The Emmet and Baltic Clubs play match game
1or The PonS championship of the Northwest, on
lAe gronnts Of the Garden C1tys, corner Of AIay
and Taylor.
THE "yoLEv1DERs
Is the title Of new nine organized In Field i
Le!tets retail department. They beat the D, q.
Flak Co Club yesterday afternoon In practice
game, by scofe Of g to 16.
, 1870-06-15

NEE ORLEANS. June 14--CoTTos-Dull and low
e1; middling, 90k@e011c: sales, $50 bales: re-
ceipts, 100 bales; exports, ,009 bales; STOCK
81, ,6s0 bales.
BKEADsIuFTs-F1our- grades n,mer; sa-
pernne, At2H; double Z, sa,5o@a75; treble K,
s117H@l.eo: Oats, es@6oc. Bran, sl.105t1h
PROVISIONS dull at $3Loo0sl.eo, Other
articles unchanged
, 1870-06-15
To L.adieA

Ladies' arc wanted to call and see the American
Duttonhole, Overseaming, and Sewing Machine,
now on exhibition st No. 12o State street, over the
Mourning Goods Store. It not only does hIl kinds
OF plain and fancy sewing. but overseams and
makes butt1nhoIeA An inspection Of this won
and ladies are Invited to call aud sec 1t IN opera
, 1870-06-15

the American 1alies aro celebrated rot less for
tnelr oellca1e beauty than for ls early and perua
nent decay. How important, then to make ma of
the means which se!euoa has provided & .rzest
til perniclou8 e6ects Of cur ehAnaeable orn1ste.
sno plEaslss ~ slesT 70 be1u6tni IN
1c.. prepared only BY Joseph Burnett i CO,
, 1870-06-15

FiFp--Accldcnt to n Truck.
Tho alarm nom Box "a, at O'Clock last even
Ing, was caused BY a fire in small barn in the
real OF No LES Front street, owned and occupied
~ Henry Ncider. II was almost totally destroyed,
Loss, $3.50: fully insured. The cause OF the IRE Is
unknown. While Protection truck, No 8, WIS on
the way to the ire. md crossing Despaines AMI
klnzic Streets locomotive ran Into it, breaking
several OF the ladders, tTlsung the irnn WORK,
The nremcn on the truck all jumped
OF except the driver, Ira :sflcks. He vas thrown
TO the ground and Injured alIghtIy. The railroad
damage, as the accident occurred from the ncglt-
cencc Of the engineer Of the locomotive in not
ringing the bell as warning VI the approach Of
the tIulQ-
, 1870-06-15
Hair and Hair-preasiuR,

N. Campbell invites ladies' to call at bis hair en-
poriunl, No. 81 South Clark street, and examine
bis new and stlcct stock Of goods, Just imported
III all the latest styles. Switches, topses, or rats
md all the various forms which these goods Is
H7ltHe are for sale on terms more favorable that
anywhere else Lattes' hAlr is dressel In the Iuos
fashionable style by tho best artists ut cheap
Satisfaction Is guaranteed.
, 1870-06-15
EOR KALE.
WoUSEHOLD GooA

T1.sm1p~AsYonE WISHING roasK1L THE
W. III. ~ AZ of their furniture, oasj11E &C. far
xvks1s4ne Wfu hesf ~ . ca1h pu1chAse$ by calling
~ - eta3FusStnx J. MOHTGOAKRT, II West Han
Sotph-st
noe aILf-4 8Ef o. 81377e@77o7@ FURNI-
h tnm 1Flets fus hnzsakaspa
Aronss to nr4, 8 blocks fsuu.3s- skt, on chs
~ Rfds rice, 14&h. Add, 20 ot1eaL
, 1870-06-15

one Of Tie boiless In C. n. Paine Co = AwmUl
pisces, snd scslding the fireman, GaIbe9t Giimofe
BY name. 20 badly thst he dled u tWo or tnfes
bo111 Ths explosion WA ca1sed By the wAte1
getting low In tie boiler
, 1870-06-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
AGENTS WANTED,

CENTS VA AT1ED-T0 SELL THE OCTAGoN
a Sewing HMchiuc. Il Is iies1s~i makes III. tias-
e Lock Stitch and warranted for i've ysa.A Prc
VIZ. All uthe1 ma:h!nts with nnser{tod s"M for
= q !ees art lntrinEemcnts- Address C:rAGUN
s5kWLSG MACHINE CO., st Louis, No., Chicaro, ,1ll.
, 1870-06-15

Among the arriy1ls at the St. James Hotel, yes-
tert.ay, were the following: Mn1or ". 7. Calkins
Valparaiso: Hon. Jonathan DuH, Pontiac: Judge
G. A. Dllls, Warren; J. d. Rnd s. L Payne, China
e. +. King, Quincy; L. Ho',iason, Milwaukee; g.
". MarBh, Minnesota: G. A. Blake, Mendoza; N.
$ james, Portsmouth; c. Lassell Iowa: r. c.
Fuller, China; ". Dining, Quincy; E. s. uum-
h1ey, Henry; D. Wallace, Pontiac.
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yes
tcrday, were the following: Perkins g. COOK, Bos-
ton; + D. Eager, Boston; Wm. z. Rindcll,
Quincy: n. ". Gallentinc, Indiana; ": n. Camp
Fort Wayne; .: 2. Dana Boston: E. B. Mott,
A. Hawley, Dixon; VIM. B. Lyon, Peona; E. Bur
dick, Madison; j. B. RAwley, JaneBvIlle; ], G,
Adams, ST. Louis; N. Lewis Sioux City; Vim. Il.
Merritt, Des Moines: James Pafsloe, Burlington:
Henry W: Murgell, Sioux City; B. F. James,
Springfield.
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
yesterday, were the following: g. Il. Alfeld, Bue-
nos Ayres, S. A: Hon. D. A. Mahoney, Dubuque;
J. Maumm, San AntonIa, Texas: C. F. Pleru,
Rhode Island; Hon. Hiram Price, Iowa; j. Par
sons, Toronto: Slgnor A. Qua9hlotta, Rome,
,taiy; L 6. Panbron, Rockford: ". H. Wilcox,
ia1nn1'sbI1 iinq1anaboug; G. qudsrh, Buffalo; G. J.
ninItchlnson. y Cleveland; J. B. Scott, Pittsburgh;
r.H = n SSmyth, Burlington, R. Il. Spencer Madison;
Among the arrivals at the fremont House,
Ss;sterdaE, were the following: 4. 4: Goodrich,
EMhis; e; v. savsE; pes MoiSss: y; ., Stevens,
etncinnatl F. FellowR, E b. Fisk, Hartford; j.
Grant, New DrleanH: s. j. Mappes, washington;
Q. ". McKenstly, Springfield; Colonel A. Stick
ney. Q: 9. 4: q. G Sherman, Bunalo: p: ose5-
Thompson, ST. Louis; j. q. knapp, Syracuse; n
", Black. New York.