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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
St-James Emporium Store,

NJ. J. TEISSIER fat SAVIOR 4 "a nombreuse
clientele ct au public en- general que:
Outre sou ~tres-grand assortment vati6, bien
choisi, CONSIGNMENT renouvele de
Merchandise Seches, Mercerie, Bonneterie,
Chaussures pour danes, cadets, fllettes
ct e%nfants,Q uincailleric, Selletie, Par
fumerie, Pharmacie, Chapellerie,
Wootisn Ware, Wins DIES premicrs
cr0s et Liqueurs des meilIeurs mar.
CUES, Tabacs sous touies les formes,
Cigares e, Cigarettes dc Ia Havana, ct
in6niie d'autres articles trop nombreux
pour 6tre Annm6r6s, il Went lie recevoit dc
81. Losis, Direcismeni, I'M grand assOttineni De
rroduits d rouset!
Tells que: Farine, Pore, GTaisse, Jambons
cures au sucre ct autres, Epaules fumeea,
Whiskey, Savon, ChAndelles, Amidon,
Fromsgs, Avoine, etc, ETC., eic.
An prix do IL Nouvolle-0rleans.
+, ces MaIchandises sont
Supfrieures CONNIE qualis!
I-Venez ct voyez.
NJ. j. TEl~sIER, en- raison de la dificulte
des temps, vendra meilleur marche que jamais.
FL vons trouvcrez aussi d ? Emporium Store:
Indiennes de toute nnances a l0-l24.
Ladiennes blcues, i fond blanc, 4 c%onleur,
d chemise, merimack, etc, ETC., au choix d
Is cents.
Indiennes FRANCHISES fond bleu e, a chemises
4,i, a 20
Co,ons blancs ct ecrus ! OF DC 10 4 l24,
q Is.
Coions /" 4I4 e, 40 pouces, a III, 20,
22A.
Cotton, I" u" Ga, 4 27l.
Coons lo,4 i dIaps, SO cents.
Denimes rayess, coutil a ma,elas, Bon.teint
a20 cents Ia yarde-C %o,onnades FRANCHISES
ct americaines-Casini de toutes nu.
ances-I'oiles bianches 4 che.
misses, Linge de ,abIe-Brin,
Mousselines ct Bobinet
4 M~oustiquaires.
Et I'm grand
ASSORTMENT
de marchandises blanches, telle que:
MousseIincs, Percales, Nansoux, Mul-muI
bfillante, Denteiles, Parapluies en- sole Ell
cotton, flsurs arliticielles, couronnes
blanches, ETC., etc. etc, etc;
Enfin un Assortment
compile. de Giants Jou.
vins-blancs ct cn
copleur, pour
Messieurs ct pour Danes, pour
Balls ii pour Soirses, etc.
B65-Et pourquoi done aller a la Nouvelle.
Orlea ans quand nous avons lei, dams Emporium
Store, nm e.abIissement de premier ordre?
6 Ao6t 70-6m. Hr-
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
WVN&N NSMAN
AyOCAT EFT NOTAlRE.

I'm Bureau Rive gauche, a cote de la
maison de Cour, ouvert tons les lundi. mercre-
di ct vcndredi, dc 10 heure a, NJ. a 2 heures
P. N.
I'm antre Bureau Rive droitc, habitation
A. B. Roman, on Pom pourra voir et consulleF
NJ. Alfred Roman les mardi, jeudi ct samedi.
Posies: Gabrielle P. q. on Convent 7. o.
NJ. Alfred Roman excrcera sa profession
d'avocat dams les paroisses St-Jacques, St.
Jean.Bap,is,c, Ascension, ct devant Ia Cour
Supreme lie lEtat.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
EOUR PRINCIPLES.

Republic IF Order. Hosesty and Justice.
Uniuersal s.6roge, ercept for os'lascs and
uagabosas.
Civic alliance Of the ,ohite aud colored
Lomisiaxians.
Educaiion for all,
No more political Carpet. bagggers, nor
mseless ro,ndies in Louisiana.
Political Equality Of naturalised and
American born citizens.
Projection erteaded 10 laborious i'm
migrants. 5
Respect for the lao.
We ,DM erat the honest man TO Office and
reject The dishonest.
Louisiana mus. be ruled BY Honesty ant
Intelligence.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
RE

WLsVOV Fo. any case Of Blind Bleed.
ing, Itching, or liberated Piles that DC
BinE's Fllc Remedy fails to cure. Ii is
prepared expressly 10 cure the Piles and moth.
ing else, and has cured cases Of over 20 years
standing. Sold by all Druggists.
@ VIA ECGA.
De Bikes Via Fuga is the pure juices Of
Banks, Herbs, Roots, and Berries, for
CON6UM 1sTION.
Inflammation Of the Lungs; all Liver, Kid.
nsy, and Bladder diseases, organic Weakness,
Female Affections, General Debility, aud all
complaints Of the Urinary Organs in Male and
Female, producing Dyspspsis, cos,ivsness,
Gravel, Dropsy and Serofula, which most
generally terminate in Consnmp,ive Decline.
It putides and snriehes the Blood. the Billiary,
Giandular and Secrstivs Systsm; Correcis
and Strengthens the Nervous and Muscular
force.; i acts like = charm on weak, nervous,
and debilita.ed females, both young and old.
None should be without il. Sold everywhere,
LABoRArosY-l42 Franklin st., Baltimore.
Md. fA''" Augl3-7o
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
St. Mary jefferson College,
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, LOUISIANA

This Institution has jus, opened its Session
Of 1901; and the Glasses, under an aug.
men,ed corps of Professors, arc being rapidly
organized.
Parents and Guardians who hold back their
children from apprehensions of the Yellow
Fcyer.are informed tia, thu, ma,ady is unknown
reminded of the great importance TO the pupils
themselves, Of joining Their classes US early as
possible.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
Election.

N MOnOsy uext Woulu 10 y so'cu'u ~"J
the Radical tricksters had not destroyed the
solemnity which naturally attaches to the
precious right Of voting.
Formerly. when public opinion stood as a
moral paramount from which man could
hardly set himself free, when the candidate
was praised for his integrity and capacity.
aod also when tho Republic existed rather
on q principle Of truth than on unmcaning
words, the election was . kind Of Grand
Jury whose sentence prepared a triumph for
the purest, for the best, for those who had
for their motto the two words Liberty and
Coxnsry. As to those who had been eliminat-
cd, they could say as an illustrious Grecian !:
Il am happy to see that my country pos
sesses many citizens better than l."
But if Imperialism is not free from cor
ruption. decay and death. neither do the
Republics themselves always retain their
former purity, and Cincinnatus. the great
and honorable patriot, sees his own children
crowl without blush in tho Shiny ruts Of
sloth or crime. LOG
1t .cems that nothing is imperishablc on
this earth but the virtue that is preserved in
some men Of exception and excellence.
Al, this very moment. among those who
are tho worst in peace after having been the
worst in war. Washington could hardly ro'
eognize the sons Of the stern IN glorious
Revolution. As q candidate for Rcprescn-
tative, he would be oycrrulcd by the mcancst
follow among tho boosters and fa.terers Of
the populacc.
ii There is something fearfally true in those
words -" Tempora mutantur, ct mntan'ur in
alas" The neso moral ideas, those imported
from tho free love shops Of Massachusetts,
have emphatically proved that VIC must nov
adore the almighty dollar as the only cause
Of all happiness aud power. and the only
end worthy Of man.
But who can, when . nation is blindly
running into tho abyss, prevent that nation
from rolling to tho bottom ? Habent sue
Eata ropui. As men degenerate. so d.
nations. Human history is full Of esample'
in point. and tho United States. in spite o
its childish pride and premature growth. vii
mot form any exception to the absolute rule
,taa Compare. II you please, the fathers to tn
children. yesterday with today, the men o
the Revolution with the politicians prominen
in those days Of our decadcnoe. and you vii
b compelled to admis-sad though tn
admission be-thst the lions have degsnerat
I'D Into puppies. Tho city Of Washington
with It's Capitol, is now a don Of foxes, an
our Msshsnics Institute, with its set .
sLcagislators and Governors. is 4 trough
which the Ge.llenea Of the day freo'
NJ njny the swill suitabls to their tastes IN
dignity s .'4's
H 1hsn, the election i At hand.
.l'aA Hlshossh We look 4 il almost with Ii
y isai1assassg d thoss Who have no soun
i. Asltrf II Al fsssrs n. this Country. bssaus
sirlsbsrty nsss nd noss Asgesssatcs int
Reeves, aud sbscsuss tho game ma party
il43i i /. glory Y x,ihieh q ~ not di.po.
10 acri6cc our honor. Ne will have on II
.nastsr out free. Independents and usu'
speaking.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
Election November It'll 1870.
For Auditor Of Public Accounts:
ALLEN JUMEL,
Of Ibervilie.
For Treasurer Of State:
NJ D. BLAIR,
Of New Orleans.
Qandidatures

Mr. Editor.-Plcase announce r'that Mn.
JoserH FERRlrR is an Independent candidate
for Stale Senator at the comming election, and
will be warmly supported by
ALL HIS FRIENDS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05

Mn. Ep1ron,-Please announce that am a
Candidate for State Representative, at the
election 10 be held in November next,-no,
dissenting with the regular Republican
Ticket, but, only in opposition 10 Mr.. Henry
Riley.
crSAp r NON
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
Tente n,s rnbnssN
pOuR CAUSE DE LIQUIDATION
10 pour cent ala .dcssOus
du cOurs!

Nj. JOACHIM ROME avcrtit Messienrs les
habi,an,s e, iomicilies de la paroisse Saint
jacques qu'il vcndra, d partir d'aujourd'hni,
les marclandises uombreuses Ell varlees qni
composen. son masasin, d dix pour cent au-
lessons du couIs ordinaire.
C'est une excellente occasion pour tons.
II Y Il de Ia grocerie, de Ia merccrie, DIES
marchandises seches de toutc sotte: indiennes,
luinaaes, colons, co,onnadcs, chaussures, etc,
etc, etc.
Occasion nniqne!
Vcnez, v"yez, ct vous acheterez!
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
.aME Plan seMrs.

NJ. D. L. EHRMANN, de St-Jean -Baptiste, a
l. houneur de prGveuir MN. les hab,tanta quill u cons.
t,m,prn, en- main des Cha udlcres de seconde main a
pix mod6rs, ct gull aohetera Ia vieille fonte a Sl2oO
L tonneau e. les vieilles fertailes q $1,000 lie tonneau.
I23 nv.-7O1
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05

CAsprpArEs.-Cilizens, We have to vote.
For whom?
For A. Tnreand mo.
For j.. C. Oliver Pho, no.
For II. Riley mo, no, no.
For ]. w. Hunsaker NO, no, no, no.
For O. r. Hnnsaker mo, no, no, no, a
thousand times no.
And for those who arc running agains,
them PAS you please.
But we have 10 vote for A. Jumcl, ). D
Blair and j. A.. Walsh.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05

matter how slabbeting their sycophancy, IL II
but brings a good price. Even their very souls
they would sell for a small consideration pro-
vided the price be guaranteed payable i" Dol
iars OF "their equivalent" What rational mind
can occupy itself in disputa,ion with such a
combination Of slavery, knavery, and idiotism?
When, even by an Incredible excess Of servi-
lily and turpitndc i, reaches the once honor.
able journalistic tripod, what can we do but
stand mute in as,onishmen. at its unexampled
audacity?
When a mar is obliged 10 sup with the
devil, he Should use n long spoon. Honesty
can no, compete on equal terms with deviltry.
Neither can common sense, still less, intel
%Iigrncc, be degraded TO till with stupidity
Before the Whole band of brawlers, yelpers,
drivclers, billiards, noodIcs,-,hc genus Bno-
ticum ~ingenium, in short, which by political
jugglery and .elec,ioneering iegerdemain has
managed 10 rise to the surface Of society, as
the drc.s in the commixture Of many ingrc.
dents, mount TO the top Of q disturbed caldron
VIC can take no attitude but that Of unquali6
ed LisLain. For b'ockhcads, ounces and
schemers, scom is always the most suitable
often the most potent argument.
"Heap up lies upon lies, calumny upon
calumny, clamor upon clamor," says Il modern
orator, 'aud you will never attain the he'gh
Of my immense contempt"
As to you, Louisianais, lie, not the filth,
little rats found here and elsewhere, dis,nr'
in the smallest manner the even tenor Of you
way. Leave 10 the carrion cro,cs their pntres'
cent fcss, and their pu,refactive employment.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
DE ClGAREs.

l20 Bo DUPvIS q GLE
. Entire rEglise ST. michel et 10 Maison de
Cour W Habi,a,ion L.. Chene. - S..Jacques,
Rive gauche.
Messieurs les Marcia nds de- Ia paroisse St.
jacques ct Jes paroisses voisines, trouveron'
%,oujours d la fabriqus lie NM. p. X. DUPvIs
., ClE, un assortment complct de cisates
d'exceIlente qualite, ct aux prix les plus
raisonnables.
~ Sept. 100 m.
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acadia Store
Y. {. N. ANDERSON

Y. {. N. ANDERSON
Habita,ion MlRE, sr-JAcauls, rive droite.
GROCERIES.
M~ARCHANDISES SECHES,
QUINCAILLERIE,
LIQ UE YRS. WINS,
LANNON'S. &c., &C.,
e. aussi HARNAIS, SELLES, de-,
CRANES de jardinage.
Aux prix dc In Nouvelle.O Orleans.
An meme magasin:
MEDICINES FEBRlFUGES!.
On. Anderson, autorise par 10 renouvel-
Dement de son Stock ct 10 rapide 6coulement
dc ses marchandises, vend au rabsis.
On t,ouvs chez Iui, ct q tres bon marche,
des Robes, des Ckapeaur pour danes ct enfants,
des feurs ct des Garniiures de- tontss sortes,
etc.. egalement des chaussures taites sui
commando, Of pour komnes ct pour dsnss.
Raccomodsgss do chaussares.
ON. v. E. y. ANDERSON . ousert son
autTe magasin,-CANrRELLE SroRE,-sur pha'
bitalion Philemon Guidry.
GLACE, GI.ACE, GLACE!: A5
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05

CESAR SELDOM.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1870-11-05
BUCHU

is Diure,ic and Blood Purifying, and cures all
Diseases arising from habits Of dissipation,
excuses and imprudences in lie, Impurities
Of the Blood, &c, superseding Copaiba in AZ
%fec,ions for which i, is used, such ~ Gonor.
rh9a, Glee,s Of long standing, and Syphilitic
Adec,ions-in these diseases, used in connec.
ton with HELNBoLD's ROSE WASH.
Sold BY al Druggists and dealers every.
where. Beware Of coun,erfei,s. Ask for
Hslmbolfs. Take no other. PRlCE-sl.25
per bottle, or 8 bottles for $3.50. Delivered 10
any address. Describe symptoms in all CON-
munications.
Address II, 7. HELMBoLD, 5s4 Broadway.
N. Y.
uuuuu uuuuu
uUv UcU
U vvu
uuu uuu
uUu uUu
uvu uuU
ATONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE
~ up In s.se'. sngnved wrapper, with fac
simile Of my Chemical Warehouse, and signed
Jaa $50 ~ II. T. HELMBOLD,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21
Communicated
Mr.. Barber and the River Improve
ment.
WEI. McGoNIGAL, Secretary.

Mr.. EDITOR Hon. J. Allen Bar
Der in bis letter to Dean published
in last weeks Herald says of the I'm
provement of the Fox and Wiscon-
sin rivers that lie considers it of
great Importance to the nation to
open a highway for vessels of moder-
ate draught from the lakes to the
Mississippi river"
Now would enquire if Mr.. Bar
Der at divers times and places in
Lancaster within the last six months,
has not openly and unqualifedly
charged that said Improvement
scheme was steal and swindle and
o political hobby, and was not pos
sessed Of any merit whatever p
What is it that has produced this
sudden and radical change in Mr..
Barber 5 opinion concerning this in
ternal Improvement? Has the pros
pect of going to Congress had any
thing to do with it? Let us know
about this, and oblige many who
favor cheap freights. sli
a.s.ee .r PRODUCER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21
PRoDUcER.

No. Batter has headed the senseless
hue-and-cry for the repeal of the in
come tas-the least obnoxious, least
oppressive, and most-popular tax ev-
er imposed on any people. With the
rate made three per cent, and the ex-
emption $4,000, it is just and easily
borne. About two hundred and
eighty thousand well-to-do people
feel it once year, while the other
thirty-nfne and three-quarter millions
Of our population know absolutely
nothing of it, except when their
wealthy neighbors howl. Butler lis
tens to the one noisy grumbler, and
ignores the thousands who are perfec-
tly satisfied.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21
Come One! Come all !! [!
GRAND BALL !!
Emigration to America.


A spring tide of emigration has
set in. The Old World is rapidly
emptying itself, and the New World
becomes rapidly filed up. 1t is re-
corded that 5000 emigrants left the
Mersey during the last seven days,
and that 1000 are to sail this week,
We may easily believe that the
great majority of these who depart
seek the United States, for the sta.
tistics Of New York testify to au
influx greater in amount than even
our own emigration. 1t is said that
1000 persons have landed in New
York during four days, A few years
ago it was thought marvellous that
the new corners amounted to 1000
a day now they nearly double that
number. 1t must also be borne
in mind that this great exodus from
the United Kingdom has o tendency
to acquire new volume and power as
it goes on. Emigrants when they
prosper in the new land send for their
friends and relatives from home, and
the Irish and Germans most frequent
remit money to defray the expenses
of the second family detachment.
This is not quite true Of expatriated
Englishmen nevertheless, glowing
reports of the new land are often
encouraging enough to those who
can beg, borrow, or save the few
pounds needed for the short voyage
by steam TO Now York. The open
ing of the Pacific Railway ia, OF
course, tho great stimulant to the
prason rush !" il gives access 70
Counties square miles Of virgin soil
that otherwise might not have been
reached for half a century.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

IMPORTANT NEGoTIATIoNs.- Wash
ington, June 12.-It is stated that
the President has organized, and is
about to inaugurate a commercial
policy which will tend to bring to
the United States the vast trade of
Spanish American States, which now
principally goes to European ports.
The design is to carryiout the follow
ing suggestion in his annual message.
81 have already felt that the most
intimate relations should be cultivat-
ed between the the Republic of the
United States and all Independent
nations on this continent. It may
be well worth considering whether
new treaties between the United
States and them may not be profit
ably entered into to secure more
intimate relations, friendly, COM
mercial and otherwise" ta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

say To account for the late advance
in the price of grain, tho Eastern
press hint, very mysteriously, that
France and Germany are laying in a
supply of all they can buy, and that
something is likely to happen. On
the surface, affairs in Europe look as
placid as quiet lake, but war always
foreshadows itself in some way. The
real, explanation doubtless is, that
the severe drought prevailing on this
side, extends over a part of Europe,
aud there is danger Of short crop
Hhis solution, looks more reasonable
than the theory of anticipated hos
tilities. ~.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

STATE lTEMs.-Returns from the
census-takers. received at General
Hamilton's United States Marshal's
Headquarters, show that the in
crease of population in the older
counties in this State is remarkably
large. Is
1.-Two insurance companies failed
in Wisconsin last year, the Milwau-
kee Insurance Company and the
Rock River Insurance Company
The Brewers Protective, and the
Milwaukee National, are the only
new companies in this State report
ing this year.
Hon. III. III. Gray returned from
the North, having just mado the
largest sale of land ever made in the
State, some 10000 acres of land in
Pierce and st. Croix counties.
The Spiritualists hold their an
nual State Convention at Sparta,
Wis.,, on the 18th, 18th and 10Th of
June. The Davenport humbugs are
to be in attendance.
The students in the State Uni
versity are issuing 6 paper called the
University Press. 1t is well spoken
OF.
The Seminary Normal School at.
Milwaukee is the first OF it's kind
belonging to the Catholic Church in
this country.
1t will take the Insane Asylum
Committee four weeks longer to de-
eide upon the place to locate.
The number of deaths among
Odd Fellows in Wisconsin is yearly
five in every thousand.
Milwaukee covers an area of
twenty.one miles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

aa- Religious liberty is actually
making progress in Portugal. The
baptism of a Protestant child has re-
Gently been permitted for the first
time. At Oporto, the Protestant
chapel closed for some time on ac-
count of the persecution of the pas
tor, Mr.. Cassels, has BEEN opened
again. The American Consul and
several British residents attend: So
the world moves.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

saT The Insane Asylum, for which
a location is being sought, is a prize
of no small dimensions. The build
ing will be about forty-four rods in
length by an extreme width at the
transverse wings of about seventeen
rods. 1t viii .haye capacity to &C,
commodate 400 inmates, and it costs
about $50, 900 annually for supplies.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

ser The Toronto Telegraph propos-
es that the United States shall pay
"a, OOO,Oo0 in discharge of Canada's
expenses through the Fenian raid.
the amount to be expended upon the
Wellsnd canal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

eea- Some two hundred years ago
q Massachusetts clergyman, Rev.
Cotton Mather, proposed TO capture
William Penn and sell him into sla-
very, at least SO it is charged. Wheth-
or tho letter purporting to have been
written by Mather to q friend aud
confederate is a forgery or not is an
open question. 1t makes no differ
ence one way orthe other. The Puri-
tan haters ofour day are making great
ado over it, but, as matter of fact, it
matters little what was done two
centuries ago. The present genera
ton has no responsibility for the Cot
ton Mathers Of that day. Some two
thousand years ago certain Jews
crucified the founder Of our religion.
Are the Hebrews Of this period
chargablc for that crimeP If tho
children are to DO called to account
for the deeds done by their ancestors
there are few of us who would escape
the gallows and none the pointer
tiary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

The State election in Oregon has
resulted in Republican gain on the
popular vote of about 500 since the
last election, when the Democratic
majority was 1909. 1t is now re-
ported ct 400. A few more such
Democratic victories will make that
State one ofthe most reliable Repub-
lican States in the Union.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

sG Democratic fault-fnding Is SO
habitual that it is hard to calculate
where it will out-crop. Some of the
papers are particularly venomous
because Secretary Boutwell, paid off
focrteen millions of the public debt
during the month of May. At this
rate, what will they say few yea rs
hence when the whole debt is wiped
out? 1t is going at the rate of about
one hundred millions year, so far. |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

s0- The prospect il that the In
dian chiefs who have been in confer
ence with the Government authori.
ties at Washington will return to
their Western wilds in worse humor
than before they went to see tho
Great Father" They manifest
anything buta satisfied disposition.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

3 NEWSPAPER CHANaE.--We notice
that Mr.. VIII. Noyes has taken the
place vacated by Mr.. Strong, assist
ant editor of the Soldiers Record,
Madison, Wis. The Record is devot-
aedBto the interests of the soldiers of
the late war, is the official Organ of
the Army of the Great Republic, and
should be generally and literally
patronized by those interested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

WoRLD's FAIR IN 1876.-Th Com
mit.ee on Foreign Affairs and the
Committee on Manufactures, of the
House left last Friday for Philadel-
phia, to meet the Committee having
in charge the subject of Worlds
Exhibition Of Mechanics and Arts in
that city on the centenary of the de-
claration of American independence.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

sg-The railway companies of the
country are reported to be watching
with. some interest the experiment.
Of Unemployment Of Chinese labor
by the Union Pacific Railroad and
the success of that company will be
the signal for the introduction Of
"John" TO the employ of the rail
roads ell over the country. 3ai7ie
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-06-21

s1-"Rations and ammunition" is
all Red Cloud wants Of the Govern
,ment. If he can't get these he will
take scalps. The noble red.mani