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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

such an opportunity does offer an honora.
bic man will gladly avail himself of it,
lis for that purpose | now pen this arti-
Gle. About five years since,I wished to Sc
cure a quarter-section of land, until I
might save enough money from my earn
ings to pay for it. applied to several in
Mineral Point who were doing business
with land warrants without success, there
being no improvement on the land, and |
beng unable to make any payment down.
At last some person directed me to the Of
flee Of Messrs. Washburn & Woodman.-
Mr.. Washburn, after hearing my story, en-
tered the land, giving me his bond. |
made small payments for two years, when
sickness and misfortune coming upon me,
was obliged to relinquish all hope of making
any more payments. Mr.. Washburn wrote
me ne would retain the land for me as long
as possible to secure themselves against
loss. Nothing more was said or done a.
bout the matter for some two years. Land
rose rapidly in value, and was much sought
after The land which was enterad for me
became worth $500, and found purchaser,
and although they might have taken that
sum for it, in order that might save what
money had paid, they were content with
$4,000, and the money ! had paid I re-
ceiyed again, although legally, l had for
feited all claims to either money or land
1t may not be regarded as any great mat
ter by many, but to me, who had earned
every dollar of that money by hard labor,
it was pleasure indeed to find business
man with still enough Of heart to sympa-
thise with the unfortunate, man whose
profession too often steels the heart to all
the finer feelings of our narure kindly re-
linquishing the opportunity of making him
self richer in purse to relieve the embarrass-
ment Of a stranger. Since,in all probable
ity, all business connections are at end be-
tweenus, Icannotbe accused Of interested mo-
tives in stating the simple facts. l do it in
justice to myself, to relieve myself in some
degree of debt Of gratitude. G. G.
Washbun is a candidate for Representa-
tive to Congress, and my vote and all the
influence [ possess shall be cast in his favor.
What say you, boys, shall he be elected?
F. w. F.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
EVERY PERSON


Should constantly keep on hand, for cases of
emergency, bottle of Sloan's INSTANT RE
LIEF. It is the great Internal and external
Remedy for the 1nmediate cure OF colo,
heartburn, sore throat, toothache, weakness
OF the back or kidneys, diarrhea, dysentery,
cho'era-morbus, all summer complaints, sick
headache, aglie cake, rheumatism. soreness IN
the bones. pain in the limbs, cramps and
spasms, colds, spinal complaints, swelled joints
sprains, bruises, sc, and for cholera il is sr-
perior remedy.
FOR HORSES. IND CATTLE
Slnali's Instant Relief is truly Great Rem
edy! Half Of 25 cent bottle Of Sloan's In
slant Relief Cures a Horse of the Collie in
few minutes.
For bruises, strains, spralns, and many 9TH
er injuries on horses. cattle and ether ANIMALS,
s.oan,s Instant Relief seldom fai IS to afford inn
mediate relief and speedily effect cure.
Many persons have been astonishedyfo wit
ness the rapid cures affected by the rise Of This
wonderful medicine.
The Dollar bottles contain SIX tines the
quantity Of the IS cent bottles, consequently
! saving of one-third is smadss By purchasing
the dollar bottles.
For sale BY u. r Parker, g,alreaascr.
March 6, 1884 lS5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
Southern yyiscOnsimRairr

We copy below the latter portion of q
report just made by Mr.. Clinton, agent Of
the Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Co.
to the directors, concerning his operations
III the Southwestern counties. Thelpusi-
ness seemed to have been managed with
great ability ON the part of the agent, and
ms efforts have been seconed nobly by the
people. The plans of the Co. have been
frankly laid before the farmers and bust
ness men of the West, and have met with
their approval, as the stock books plainly
tell. Only two meetings had been held in
Lafayette Co., one at Benton, and one at
Shullsburg, when Mr.. Clinton was obliged
to return, but such men as Messrs. Earnest,
Williams, Townsend and Lee, of Shulls-
burg, Murphy, Harker, Johnson and Glib
son, Of Benton, and Edwards, of Hazel
Green, Grant Co., have exhibited great in
terest in the movement, and the people will
be on hand when called upon.
Mr.. Clinton says
On Monday we closed our work at Decatur,
in Green county, with good bona fde
subscription Of four hundred and eighty
flee Thousand nine hMadred dollars, and
was obliged to leave blank papers with
Brooks Dunwiddie, of Monroe, to fill up
for those who had spoken for an opportuni-
ty Of subscribing, but had been unable to
meet us for that purpose before we left
Every dollar of that stock is reliable 1t
is taken by the very best, the most cautious,
prudent and intelligent men along that line.
Hardly successful farmer who has taken
the time to examine the subject, but has
become stakeholder by all the cash stock
he can carry, or by a mortgage upon his
farm. The whole line of road to the Mis-
sissippi river is through country not ex-
celled by any portion of our State, and no
estimate can be made of the amount
Of business which will furnish
to this road. Not only is it rich in Agri-
cultural products, but untold wealth is bu-
ried beneath its soil for many miles through
which this road will run. In addition to the
fertility of its soil, and the wealth of its
mines, the Prairies are everywhere skirted
with heavy timber, supplying almost every
farm with sufficient for all the purposes Of
successful and economical farming, and a
surplus large enough to supply the road
with ties and wood, at low price. With
so many Of the elements of prosperity
surrounding this road, it cannot but pay
large returns to those who have subscribed
so literally to construct it, if their means
are judiciously and economically expended
in its speedy construction.
| am, gentlemen, Yours truly.
E. D. CLINTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
The Slave Trade

The Washington Union-the ORGAN q
the Administration-says, speaking of !,
recent article by DR.. Cartright, Of New
trade:
1--WE have now to call the attention o
the reader to very remarkable communi
cation, taken from the New Orleans Delta
on the subject of the reviym ofAeAfricaa
sfaoe trade-an alteration which, however
strongly and vehemently rejected by the
patriotic statement of the South now be-
gins to acquire significance from the saw
age violence and inhuman threats Of fana-
tics Of the free States
The article Of Mr. Cartright thus endor-
sed by the Union advises a revival of the
trade, in case Of the dissolution of the u
Mon. 1t says: "The South would be
compelled in self-defence, to revive the At
rican slave trade on grander and more
extensive scale than the world has ever
witnessed. Gen. Felix Huston, in some
able papers, has proved beyond doubt,
that negro slaves in Wharf.-The more the bet
ter) are m element of invinci5le strength,
and not of weakness, as abolitionists vainly
suppose. Al oar Vars proUe at. The
history Of the Revolution proves that
Washlngton's army in Pennsylvania and
New Jersey, at the most gloomy period Of
the war, when the Government had neither
money or crodit, was kept together and
supported with provisions, made while the
war was going on, by Virginia negroes;
and that Burgoyne's captured army was
sent from the North into the heart Of the
slaveholding region for safe keeping. Our
present shareholders are not numerous e.
nough to contend against the combined
armies of non slaveholding States and
Great Britain. The South could and would,
if driven to the wall raise an army, if needs
be, OF any number Of men, in addition
to her own citizen soldiery."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

HOME TRAcT-400 acres 200 under fence ;
well watered with never-faiing springs, and
with proper proportion of timber. Upon it
is new, well-buit and commodious Dwelling
House, with barns, stables, meat house, ice
house, &C., and an Orchard of fiourishing APP
pie trees, just beginning to bear.
A FARM--of 206 acres 80 acres in cultiva-
ton, the balance In Timber also well-water-
ed-land of the first quality.
ALso--A large body of Land, mostly well
timbered and well watered, lying near the a
bove.
GThese lands were all carefully selected,
at an early period, and are equal to any in the
West for fertility and other advantages. They
lie principally Upon the. main road from Bee
town to Lancaster and in the nsigfborkood
are churches, schools. mills and post-offiees.
The Terminus of the Illinois Central Rail-
road is only Is miles distant.
The attention Sc purchasers is invited. l
wish to sell, and will do SO at low rates, and
on NEST liberal terms. They viii be divided
to suit purchasers. Apply on tie premises, to
WILLIAM HORNER.
April 18th, 1854 AZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
Ssoan,s Life SvrnIp;.

IS altogether superior to any medicine here
tofore discovered for the rapid cure of colds,
co7ghs,. influenza, hoarseness, hopping cough,
Group, bronchitis; eatarrhs, asthma, dyspepsia,
liver complaint, incipenf CONSUMPTION, and for
the relief of consumptive patients in ad1arssd'
stages of the disease; also all diseases which
originate from impurities of the blood, to wit
Scrofula, salt rheum, mercural, s. phitie. or
veneral and sruptive or Diseases OF the skin,
as blotcnes, pimples Of plstuies, and all itch
ing eruptions. chronic inflammation of the FLYER
white swellings, necrosis or fever sores, rick
cts, fstuIa and kings evil in short, in every
tairt Of. the system Or blood, from whatever
cause il may arise, or however long standing,
this medicine will be found isf superior to any
other remedy.
For sale By n! T. Parker, Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
FARM FOR SALE
O NJ G r A MT RIVE

gas THE subscriber offers for sale his farm
IL lying on Grant River, milas from the
village of Beetown, and l mile north of the
half Of the n. w. quarter of Sec Is, and S.
w. quarter Of Sec. 10, Town 4, Range A, con-
tanning 240 acres OF land There is about 20
acres Of the place under cultivation, with
good hewed log house, one and a-half stories
high. Grant River runs through the edge of
it at two points. For particulars enquire Of
" God R. Beach, CPl. BID. Sup, Lancaster.
JAMES DAY.
July 18th, 1854. G3tf*1 so
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02


The ChicagoDemocratic Press keeps
prominent the following declaration from
the speech Of Senator Douglas in 1850, in
favor of the Missouri Compromise. It is
a terrible thorn in Douglas side-to be
battered with his own speeches:
THE Missouri c ompromise had] an origin
akin to that of the Constitution of the United
States, conceived in the same spirit of frater-
nal affection, and calculated to remove forever
the danger which seemed to threaten, at some
distant day, to sever the social bond of union.
All the evidences of public opinion at that day
seemed to indicate that G-his compromise
had become canonised in the hearts of the .Ameri-
can people as d sacred thing, aohichLl no ruth
less hand would ever be reckless enough to dis
turb.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the undersigned, residing in Wing
: vile, Grant County, since Sunday, Sept.
10th, 1854, a Light Bay Mare--S or 9 years
old, about IS hands high, with star in her
forehead, rather low in flesh, sore place on
her back lowing to hard rid ng), nearly heal
ed but bare; fore feet shod. Her Horse Colt
went off with her he is about months old,
same color, and mark on the face, as the dam,
cut in one of his fore feet, caused by running
against scythe.
ANY person returning said Mare and Foal,
or giving Information where they or either of
them may be foun,l, viii be literally rewarded.
OLE JANSEN.
Wingville, Sept. 18th, 1854. I2t13*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
1854.
FALL TRADE
1854.

| M AIRS & SMALL are now in RECENT al
1vl their Fall Stock of Clothing, &C.. which.
owing to the reduced price of Wooiers. is
much larger than ever before Having also
enlarged our premises to accommodate our ra.
pldly increasing Trade, we are enabled to offer
IN connection with our Clothing Department.
the richest assortment of Tailoring Goods ev.
er brought to this market. Purchasers q,
wholesale or Retail will please read the annex
ed list and see if there is not some article of
j which they are in need.
In the Tailoring Line we have Moscow
SaXoy, Beaver and French Over Coatings. SIM
onls, Biveley's and Herdrien's, Black Cloths.
French Fancy Doe Skins and Cassimeres for
Pants, Silk Pushes and Velvet for Vests, Fig
urea and Plain Grenadines, White Embroider-
led Velvets and Silks for party Vests.
The above Goods will be made to order bv
Mr.. Mars, assisted by two experienced Cut
tiers, and no article will be delivered unless
perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser.
In HATS AND CAPS we have
Wool Hats, Plush Cans
Moleskin do Cloth do
Glazed 60 Roll Band do
Wide Awake do Congress do
Fast Asleep do Bows do
Know Nothing do Children's do
Fur Hats,
CLOTHING.
500 Felt . Over Coats very heavy.
200 Blue anket do
200 Beaver do
100 Pilot do
100 Satinet do
so Castor Beaver do
50 Drab Cashmere do
800 Union do shelf Frocks. BID Cph Blu
siness Goats
800 Satnet do do all Colors
100 Pilot do do and Sacks.
100 g Satinet do
300 Fancy Cashmere do
500 Common Satinet do
200 Black Satin Vests,
200 Fancy Silk do
300 Cassim. re, single Breasted Vests,
200 do double do do
In FURNISHING GOODS we have
800 doz. White Shirts of every description,
well made and cut in most approved fashion.
8 ply Collars, Merino half Hose,
g do cheap, Silk do do
Collar,new style, Cotton Merino feetHose
Lap Collar 6 ply) Angola, do
Chamois Lined Gloves; Home made Wool Socks
Cashmere do Home made Wool Mitts
Doeskin do Scarfs& Woo Comforts,
Chossons Kid White spenders--Silk
Black and Colors, Worsted and Cotton,
Doeskin and Buck Carpet Bags.
renadine Scarfs, Umbrellas,
do Cravats Driv'g Gauntl'ts. (new
art'ie)
Italian Cravats, Silk Drawers;
Fancy do Merino do
Silk Under Vests, Wool'n do
Merino do do Shaker Flannel Draw
erS,
WooPn do do Napoleon Ties.
Shaker Flannel do
As the above stock is not bought for the
purpose of Sailing down. it will be sold at
PROMPT PAYING TRADE (none else is
desired) ON the most favorable terms.
MARS & SMALL.
Galena, Sept, 1854. Tsw 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

GDuring the sitting of the Circuit Court
last week, Hon. L. nj. Strong, of Highland,
was admitted to practice as an Attorney in said
Court. L. D. Crane, Esq, of Dodgeville, and
A. P: Thompson, Esq, of Richland Co., pres
ented credentials from other Courts, and were
admitted to practice in this Circuit Min.
PIT. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
FARM FOR SALE.

1@FF;;; SITUATED on Green River, in sss$ss
-M...AL- Millville town; miles, from the -
Wisconsin River, 10 miles north Of Lancaster.
The subscriber offers to sell his Farm of 100
acres of good plough and stock land. 40 a
ores broke and under cultivation. 40 acres of
timber, and three 40's Of bottom land well a
dapted for grass or cultivation 8 springs,
good log house, fine spring and spring house
near the door mills near ;--all for $1,000
part on time with interest. Perfect title.
OF J. J. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
=, ae Grant County Herald
"ashoarn's Land Transaction,

n. Waterloo, Sept. 2S, 1854.
~ MH' EDITOR. When man has incur
nn ~ a oeot Of gratitude, he feels burthened
a@. W. an Opportunity offers to discharge the
s''l'a Wholly or in pst. Aga ~asn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

n-kmong the names of dozen or more
Southerners who have arrived in town to at
tend the National Course races. says New
York paper, we have actually found one who
is neither Judge, General, Colonel, Major, nor
ptain-absolutely Southern sporting man
without title 1t is the first case on re-
cord.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

~ Mrs. Elizabeth Fish, widow of Col.
Nicholas Fish, and mother of Gov. Fish,
died at her residence in New York, on the
9th, at the advanced age of 80 wears.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
PAY UP NOW.

r JOHN BORIGHT, want to collect and
I must have everything coming to me, whe-
Their on book account or notes. This notice
must be attended to-.
For Sale or Rent,
Possession on first Of October, my SMITH
SHOP, al Lancaster, Stock of Iron and Coal,
Tools, SC.
Terms reasonable. Enquire Of me at my
81 JOHN BORIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

REcIPRocITY BILL.-The Reciprocity Bill
passed the Canadian Legislature last Friday,
and was signed by the Governor General on
Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

GE-The price of coal in New York ha S
been increased from 81 70 to $S,in less than
twelve months, and further advance is
contemplated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

E7-aMiss, can have the exquisite pleasure
of rolling the wheel of conversation around
the axeltree of your understanding few
minutes this eveni ng 80 The lady tainted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

INsANE.-There are in the United states,
twenty-one thousand insane persons, lodged in
dungeons or pens, not less loathsome or more
comfortable than pig sly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

G-The last society spoken of in California
is the s.pay Nothing" 1T is said to be alarm
ingly prosperous. The pass word is ssLend
me a dolar"-the response "Broke." We
fear there is branch being started in this
city-TEx
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

From MExIco--The reports from Mexico
are, that the insuri dictionary forces of Alvarez
are advancing on the city, the Government for
ces retreating before them. II is about lime
for Santa Ana to pack up again for Jamaica,
try
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

ga South Carolina paper regrets that
Gov. Burt, o f Nebraska, has taken but one
slave with hi m, as it thinks that he would be
perfectly safe in taking his entire plantation
with him
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

R@The Boston Herald favors us with
the following new reading: "When Dutch
meet D utch then comes the lager beer"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

r LIGHTNING RODS Mitchers Lightning
1 Rods, with Points, Insulators, Attach
ments, &c., complete for use. For samples,
see those on the Court House, Gov. Dewey's
Buildings, &c. These rods are superior TO any
n use. For sac by JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
Great Bargains for Cash

TyOR the purpose Of making room for Z
Large stock of New Goods for the Fal
and Winter Trade, the balance of the pres
ent stock of spring and summer Goods, will
be sold out at greatly reduced prices. Cast
buyers viii find This good chance to get bar
gains. Cali and see JOHN ALCt,RN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

OF the subscriber, about the 3Otf CT .Au-
gust last, Sorrel MARE COLT, of the
age of two years old, and marked with white
stripe down its forehead no other marks no.
ticed. The owner is requested to come for
ward, prove property, pay charges, and take
said es tray away.
WARREN HANNUM, Jr.
Near Fairp'ay, Sept. 9th, 1854. [4t12
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

GEighty-cne Of the no anti Administra-
ton REPRESENTATIVES elected to the Vermon'
Lssis. atne were Free Sellers, and SO Wing.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
NEW GOODS
At the Cheap Cash Store.

am now receiving by express the first in
stallment of New Goods direct from New York.
1t is needless to add that bought them to sell,
and intend to do so at such low prices as will
astonish the natives. Come and see.
JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
Trusses. Shoulder Braces,

SUPPORTERS, Ac.-AH kinds OF
- Single and Double Trusses, Female ABB
dominal Supporters, Shoulder Braces, &C.
For sale al the Post Office. Plattecitte. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
New York, Sept. 27.

New York, Sept. 81.
1t is reported on authority Of foreign di-
plomatists at Washington, that the Span
ish Government has dismissed Soule for TO
menting instructions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

rA visiting Luton, England, copied
the following singular inscription from grave
stone there
Reader, I've left world in which
had world to do;
Swearing and fretting to be rich
Just such fool as you.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02
ESHscH
.SSasssss5E 2s7
u -ssss3.lD
FnES III haEIgkl

-.
FRESH kRRIqkl
N - w COOL
AT THE
CHEAP CASH STORE
Aaa fa 81 ;;sIl - 800
John ALcoRN,
A HATEFUL to The citizens of Lancae.a,
W and vicinity for the liberal patronage te.
slowed upon him since the arrival Of his ryst
Sprtas Sioch, and feeling encouraged by TIE
extensive sales, and constant calls for moYe
that you are disposed to continue the same
he has again filled up, not with
MAMMOTH STOCK,
t Put with stock sufficiently large TO enable
MN TO supply every man, woman and child
with every thing they need: IN fact. il has be-
come proverb that what yot. can't get at AL
else.
We have every description of
FANCY s. STAPLE DRY-GOODs.
me quality, quantity and price of which cannot
fail TO please the closest buyers
Our stock Of -,
BOOTS & SHOES,
comprise every thing usually found in this
iine, which Notwithstanding the great advance
In this article, we are selling at our former low,
prices.
We have good supply Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Tor men and boys, of all sizes and quality, O;
viii Manufacture to Order any thing in this
line, from our large stock of
CLOTHS, CHSSIMERES & VEST.
lNGS,
or Goods for Mems Summer Wear made to fl
any form or fashion desired. Our knowledge
of what is needed i'll the way of
BUILDERS AND FURNISHING
HARDWARE,
enables US to supply those who want ANYTHING
in that line, with a better article and at lowei
prices than any Of our neighbors.
We have large number OF
HATS & CAPS,
and beautiful stock of
CROCKERY & QUEENS WARE;
and we have taken advantage of the present
low prices, to amply supply ourselves with a
large stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which we will sell as cheap, wholesale or re-
tail, as the same can be bought in Grant Co. J
And not forgetting the Ladiesy we have bo't
charming stock of
BONNETS s. RIBBONS,
Of the Latest Spring Fashions, besides some cf
the incest Dress Goods ard Dress Trim
mings out; with many other articles
WHICH THE LADIES WILL HAVE
but why enumerate? Our Stock is large an6
carefully selected, with direct reference to this
market; and our arrangements are such, that
we shall be constantly receiving additions to it
during the entire season thus giving piurchst.
sers the advantage of making their selections
from stock fresh and new at all times, and at
prices uniformly low as quick sales and small
profits, Is the motto of the Cheap Cash Store.
JOHN ALCCTsN.
Lancaster, May 10th, 1854 T27
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

gTIn order to deserve good friend, we
mast bsro me one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

ALLEN BARBER has associated with
81 him in his professional business EDWARD
D. LOWRY from this ate.-September 23d,
1854. l3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-10-02

THE NEXT ELEcTIoNs.-The followingstates
hold their elections at the following times:
Pennsylvania, October 10.
Ohio, October 10.
Indiana, October 10.
New York, November T.
Illinois, November Z.
Michigan, November
Wisconsin, November 7.
Massachusetts, November 10.