Janesville Gazette (Newspaper) - March 28, 1868, Janesville, Wisconsin OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY jn as WHAT Doss IT WEAK President haS order General assigning General to the department of the Atlantic hit at la Mr Johnson preparing to disperse tho Rump Con which Bo hiw been hanging up on tie of thi Some think Johnson is insane lp bo attempt armed resistance we shall L Tho Importance of Voting Speaking of the importance of voting and especially of tho at spring election Lo attention ta tho fact that changed from town would Democratic ticket lout fall Wo this is correct as tho is always figuring out after election won they only had votes enough and it illustrates the necessity of securing every vote for- Dizon and good to carry on there will bo enough lake warm Republican away from the polla i tho election to copperheads active committee men take to out came an once in this State by bur friends digging potatoes but it b4 one will thorn Every ballot Dunn bo counted in tho impeachment of man how held high crimes and n VOLUME 12 SATURDAY COUGH BALE'S COUGH KILE'S COUGH CORDIAL CORDIAL CORDIAL COUGH CORDIAL campaign character Johnson i in the ly warming up tho while he is arraigned bafore tho the charming visitor and ho cried tho boat drove him as a criminal j i nro of the most encouraging j Without winter during which urn Congressional in no are going thither within tho few days to take Seward has received letters perhaps way When the had listened to LATEST NEWS BY rom Mr Rompra tho Mexican of finance that he will be in Washington on the lost of April or first visit is for tho purpose of to a loan or got relief for the needy republic on our ders i The Congressional teo hayo the is ed A telegram from tho chairman of the Democratic Central of sas jHe president dated day at eays constitution is defeated by to i This proves that tho Rood God knows we what is best for us and moro beautiful flowers like those winch trTat wo ought Him for his now deck ray huir Without tho snow with borers nbe up as with 11 mantle I should not have tho power to traverse tho bringing to the inhabitants doar children kAnsk of enly Father that ho will banish the poor old man gj i I will Liza was just on paint of saying hardly re- with the of the stranger j wa's moro oau einga and pray that ho will continue to us those things which will bo for pur prf eternal my and shrewd Ho stopped his who was to and enia to for our will guess it was i Those who habit of counting their before they aro hatched are Wade will adopt in oase he is called u to of tho United States it to be e 10 to send-out each day sorio thing startling which they dan he have employed th momenta in tho fill Kinah n rifl fli m WINTER AND HIS STORY OF BLESSING Hou bou though pi d littlo Friiz shivering as bo heard tho out of with his a shoemaker and his tor who was younger than himself in a forest ery day to gather up the dry branches of trees had to serve as fuel Ho was ten an J his sister seven It was ground waa white with snow Doar me yea it is I am nearly frozen replied her benumbed fingers to tho Gro by a few straggling bits of wood which upon i 11 ut sighed Fritz Cabinet and similar trivial mattera such as indicating policy of uhis upon and to A New York thus to that Jao easily to universal among thai class of it jpo that Wade wilt New York when he move the Johnson office a fifty thousand to wo want all tho assistance that Mr Wade ire earnestly I I I wish we might have no moro continued Fritz I'm sure tho aro Father says pray to GoJ over we Come let ue ask any more oold j 1 ij at this singular Biater But he arid so to her and tho result replied Spring and j The looked at other bui had no time to suddenly the aic of tho cabin branches without already ripe a of air was felt but tho and honeysuckles which hung io festoons about tho cottage forth their Summer He was a twenty iU in this State they would become hos tile would bo if they permitted tq ol the year they will tho party and swing to their k However desirable n course might ba to tho Johnsonian in would with might hp to her proposition The children fell their knees asked the good Father of all to send akoy tho and bring in its place the gentle with its verdure its greon turf and its air when tho Try ie berries and flowers can bo in tbo fields or tbo is such a variety of fruit to bo and in As so at their devotions they hoard a I Tap I Fritz thought ir must bo his who was knocking soio ran to the door what an of their tho humble shoemaker It was noj old man long blanched board jwaa covered with from was aa iole's were hanging as of his soft auburn upon his shoulders without any ornament ho had in his hand a of various kinds of grain and a sickle j What do you wish of mo Frilz again tho story prayer Tho young man knit hie You havo acted like children indeed and it is very fortunate for tho ir hole that tho good God does not unreasonable prayers Silly do you know that if your requests be granted thoro no rnard more preserves the in tho while tho frosta break up the soil and make it and fit to bring forth tho grass and tho flowers which you admire so much in the spring It is Winter to bo Buro Who affords repose to the trees which have given you nice Winter Who renews by tho driving I snow and oold rain tho river where yoi so much to bathe which elao bo dried Winter always Winter Do you will you bo cautious about again caking a prayer so 1 he that Summer was right but he wished to see Autumn llis got the bettor of him so he said i I will promise nothing I will 11 what Bo it as littlo incredulous cried summer who as ly as h s brother had cold Winter aro really but blessing's in disguise and we oan never be sufficiently grateful that we have a Father above to Ipr to point out tho right potE for us to wall in though to mortal eyes it may pear to be Playmate i NOTES green peas have mada S C i An American last from a Quebec convent in tho guise of a maid servant Arlington property of Robert B Lae is to be divided into five and ten lots and leased for FROM WASHINGTON Maroh Speaker at a quarter before two before a sago from the Senate communicating the Judiciary act and its action thereon ih States been rejected bankruptcy at Dublin as a worthless even of ino i 1 FROM KEW YORK New limn nn ft A t f TT V a TJ a t IV K h gran te i 11 er which b en to show cause why proof bo Thero i3 to be direct railway intercourse between Louisville Kentucky anil about nutna It is estimated that immigrants aro inp to Missouri at tho rate of a thousand tho sea 1 on The Hartford interest haB had tho route of tho proposed Connecticut i Mr Iowa floor same time sou the After Mr intention to movo the vious hour who argued against bijj reasserting the position already i -J Mr alao and Mr closed itr moving jhe tho Be message was and stayed in Speaker stated tho question agree to J ult with a Stay in tho mean while of this counter order will to put of of the now temporarily suspend all powers of on moved re- j in berBttifor.e the sturdy Senator If the York ofta only ba kept in tho ranks they aro upon tho public then the sooner they aro off and got yid of tho IQ ninety-nine oases out of a hundred tho i i that can bought with tho ise of an office not worth tho purchas ine and invariably cheats the party tbat g Bon will go for those fellows he has a chance hba purchased nn eat in Ledger and soon bo announced Tho Republican party is said to too well in Cassius W Clay from tho State for Grant j Complete foot up for of The of fifty-four in Senator Wilson of Pennsylvania of New Governor Blair of Michigan Senators Harlan and Stewart Generals Sickles ond Colonel Stokes of eaa are to speak for the in was in tho habit of gathering in the forest aa cray cold as tho ground when stiffened by the though no the palo When the old man entered mont quite cold it more wintery He spoke his voice moan ing a it thistle among the trees or rattle the windows violently or sends snow into heaps under the bodies the troos and the fences What were you doing there child he said crept to other teeth chattered with foar and perhaps alao with cold for it had bo- come tho cabin the old man entered it What aro you doing lio ro- Have no fear of mo for I will not harm i Fritz who was a brave fellow related how that Liza and himself had been at prayer J Ah man with n swoot Senator Foster of Con Connecticut United Spates is his reward betrayed his friends by going over to Johnson lie ia an applicant for the appointment of Judge of tho Court of to fill tho vacancy caused by tho death of Judge The National is to convene at Chicago on tho 20th of May will 034 delegates including those from tho Southern of which 418 have already been and more ara to bp from the following 32 May Iowa 10 7 Minnesota 8 May 13 The State Michigan on tho adoption or tho now tion framed State Convention bo hold on the April bo one of the ever held iti that State as question of liquor and an- involv laoo on tho of sd wi will be will take o day in that State oii The impeachment managers havo taken testimony of the report of President Johnson's speech St Louis Stevens annoyed with letters and telegrams asking after hii health that he has obliged to an bulletin that he fan boon better eince the eat pF commenced than Several prominent ore of opinion that proper frr and rubbing his hands together that's right And so you wish to do away with tho old winter altogether My dear children that would be- a forlune Do you know who I am No promptly replied Fritz trembling course it was from foar It was all very well lor a o have fear but not the old i man I am tho old man Winter I hoard what said as I was I havo come in h you that you not dislike winter lor without would not bring you tbo beautiful that jou well the green tho air ths fresh of autumn And why hot said Liza who began to havo Jess foar of the old man when eho saw that tic BO Kindly though aho trembled with cold and kept close to her brother Why eaid tho old man bause the other seasons arc my offspring I for them without mo they could not exist nor could they bring you all tho good things which you love so much 1 keep all the treasures which tho others pive you while they distribute them Now you will pray thit Qod will destroy this poor old man Winter who you all these blessings bald Fritz who waa lad had soon tho town ho had boon two or three times with bis father John to tie great city hoir do I that -are telling me ie truth Perhaps other seasons will tell a ferent Supp so you consult Bind tho pld man Winter I will you one after iho other for see us all er -on this The old man disappeared sunshine the apartment as warm and genial as May the of tho cherry tree stood under without became with littlo whito flowers and tho air was filled their perfume half years entered the cabin ho was with 11 of fresh groan his golden looks were docked with lio smiled familiarly to tho children who felt any fear and asked them what they wished Fritz related that hij sinter nnd himself that thj oold winter sny more whisking his sheaf ns ho went halt angrily i air the sun stifling rays made the eyee branches of the cherry tree ac by the hent became as dry as powder In the Fritz li tho cry of at Autumn entered Ho was primo ol complexion was browned by tho Bun his thick and curled was wreathed with vino branches Hia cuat road as flowing wine his arms tj his elbows while Ida hands seemed to bo stained as if hu hud boon gathering grapes I you went with mo little folks 1 he asked in a strong Fritz was a littlo intimidated began to regret within himself a but story of iis prayer as well as ho could j s tbo came clouded with anger grew sensibly dark iho thunder growled head becoming each louder louder windows the cottage rattled again At length the rough tor raised his voice and lightning swept through making it look a if it were on are jou out of senses bereft elf your reason that there bo no more winter But will take his place think bo me No I hkvo tions Is I who wiil ripen all i the fruits which winter preserves spring nnd summer Ought tho earth then to be exposed two seasons to tho burning rays of the sun What do would of all j tlic plants ot all tho animals what would of yourselves little j u by a engineer to tho j It is proposed to change of Place i o Autumn the be represented in the street nomenclature df city Tooro wore in in of pounds choose founds eggs lozen I The saya OnoJ of ur leading at three a wadding a concert and his sual lessons to pupils in a single i Tho State Board for report tho most satisfactory ro- ulta efforts and pronounce that aj valuable immigration annot be obtained a mistaken one Tho annual salary of the under tho operation of Which was passed over the hays strict I The that had became a Jaw it having passed I tho two constitutional majority tion Tae had previously passed j the March The reconstruction day two of from Florida each presenting State One Delegation composed St Louis March This planing apd of T C a shop and considerable J umber at ville night Loea for Another at Omaha jind along the U rJB B The work in the mountains is sue Gen COUCH CORDIAL i- HALE'S Senate the other of in Florida an advantage ae they sanctioned Meado to meet tb e Indian Commie era on DIE D at hia Jb cho town Jf i j Wo j n another town in Maine the was a few years ago and seventeen place for North Missouri his the and the state are arid in full control upon payment to Several veins of coal havo been ered in the neighborhood of Fort ore but that has yot discovered in Dakota is adapted for bo need O ti March a resolution ot Ohio Io declare allegiance to foreign to Chamber of Milwaukee gi money expanded oa the harbor bs to j the oii Commerce the Committee en the to convey the treasury tho of captured abandoned property presented which agreed to i presented resolutions in td the ti'esmoineB Rapids Canal swamp 5.00 Ibii ood local at 6 mon to at to choice roll a 88 HALE'S CORWAt Saro for boughs and sore throats ROCK COUNTY AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT AND SEED storo No 34 EAST St ui an Agricultural Implement and Saot Store to constantly on Iliad largo of Iho mow FARM In among arp and Bell and combined Drills Cast ond Broad Cue and Cultivator tho Inchon tho THRESHING Homo Corn Planters Cultivators Corn bud ind boric Fuming Mills to giro to SEED DEPARTMENT our to pat np one but the Tory best tmd tbat LlYR Hogs light extra -j j dry SHIEP from practical use than for stove fuel shire ore lefts than there were fourteen men between 70 qnd tumn as night after day is a tirao granted by the Creator and that as enjoy would be to should last as brighi enoh thoughtless ure cried Autumn in a Voice of answered the dren together kneeling and rom fear this tvo will goou old Winter now that wo know him batter and God that ho need pot be destroy ed I and ho went >ut Then the began in largo drops then abundant a then it bo jamo fine and freezing as the air gradually cold sAt length altogether lor old Winter had come back and the children as he old ia not BO bad after all aa told you i Mister Pardon joining her already- with tho Tho old man embraced gave each a pining beaume nt as red lis if sho a of ico Old Winter added V If the other seasons bring things you wil see tbat I my for f i T f hour your latuer John city and be ID man s poke one knocked at the door Tap 1 i to opon It was his who had brought a Christmas tree some the and a of nice for Fritz j Aa they sat at supper the re- father all bad them but the old mari Winter hud j dis- father John oC one 90 years of age who had walked to the being first to and tho last to j National Military Asylum at Milwaukee is to be prosecuted at once dollars bavo been expended on it the firat of Bilay grounds one hundred The grounds irp They are1 the is the passing an- act which will from iho of matrimony mny be decreed in in case whore is and ias Leon for n period of If the is tha applicant under act r Van Horn of introduced two amending tbo regulations referred to the Naval Committee introduced ajoint resolution in reference to tbo righte to the tee to ad- mit Alabama representation in Ashley offered p Korr ed GENERAL March Tho Herald's Washington dispatch eays gruder who figured prominently as el commander during tho late gayo a select dinner night at a fashionable restaurant Among tho distinguished guests was Gen Emory Commander of thia Department i j j doW and ci tra lUto CORN CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED have OB nand a Jargo tbo beat Cooking Parlor Atao UOT Iho bat In mo all any Machinery and Wore mr a call Not 34 7 Wit NEW CROCKERY 58 UM the but In tho no of bot keep No 1 good ona 58 noi afloat but L MO lX cr 11 r TT ri JL Inland i j Very but it 23.76 mera CLASS SILVER to spro tenance o f the wife during I i A Quaker a riago vrith a fashionable lady bedecked L A hsr complain of tho cold Shivering web she in her a 6 to get warm V don't replied tho on another breast pin church Sabbath School heard your had to suppose a little tho solemnity ot the set the whole audience in the r lory of tho that body through divorce ij following impromptu 1 connect bat jou two March At a for the benefit of the poor i held at St James Hall this evening i ed a mile in second PROM WEST INDIES j 7 March Tha at St West Indies under of March says last Dull at LOOKING CLASSES M1 ST A largo Ji at soine other tho of Sam L Tie j quick wit As ho wae Stepping the on one a student who i pray do you happen Bishop of the calH tho I know it is j io ia into hot coming out cloan fj I I i I f top onions a quantity of grass ono hundred peas the m to a forwarded o us on and will be sold ati 50 or thousand wanted i til Grant takes his place Also Tip or more a Main Street in inp Or Campbell report of tho cholera at St J homas shows tho whole number of cases ui the to 481 207 deaths MAJOR CK Match Tho President order through Gen Grant assigning Q en Hancock to comma Ad of the tha Atlantic head quarters in Washington j WILLIAMS COLLEGE Mase The Williams College trustees mot in day and elected Jamas M Ohio of ics Charles of modern and Peter Collier pf natural philosophy and chemistry j L- London Maroh Tho ial dispatches juat to hand from the British military Abyssinia report that the the i ex- mountain battery a id four companies of of try just left at ed tho march for of army sanitary highlands is regarded here aa a very difficult it ia understood that oral is by moat easily on the Senate apd ITALIAN a for B Wist Street ASSORTED Shell A of and drums and I TABLE POC KK I HI usm OPENING OP IMMENSE Stars SPRIN G ARRIVAL BOOTS AND SHOES at 51 with board at No doors I ikd sod the ay SPRING STOCK T of Janesville and vicinity I OF may 91 tain the services n and may apply at of Mr J 43 or T 01 tho M1 FRECKLES AND The only tbo n is represented an ance fertile alter are formidable i London wilt be Court Bench Or io ou and tbo qu Block from OF BIG Urrt t erod la J Si IE SMITH J CHICAGO r State in May on of Georgo Francis Traina of I 6 Mairt RRR will null i 1 GRAVE MONUMENTS Yo and women la il t
