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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
Es.essoa sses.sGs ia s.rasas saa.asss

lteIattiicanS, we are beaten III Gfaii.
counts. bat The Democrats hive no
eaten Us; your staying At home on elee
i'm day has beaten Us. You were Iols
Ibis wonId be the result. The Democrat
have a secret organization: their ieaders
are banded in a secret oaih-hound fraterni-
-. We think there are two secret Demo
c-alic societies, the Moly Augaires and
cog NIGHTS, both in harness and at vigor
o;is work IN our County, State and country.
Republicans can see nothing Of their work
hey can only see that a curious under
ground work is in progress, and alter The
election the result can be seen. Oui
enemies turned out-oye halt our me.
ur,,iectad 10 vote. You saw no efforts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES heard no canvassing on
their part. yet they most all turned oat-
They have gained scarcely any Of our men
The majority Of gains have been on ON
,ile since the Presidential election. vi
Grant County, has run down from a 1906
maj rity last fall 10 about AGO Repabiicat
urainity in III County This fall!
We are not discouraged, fol- we kno~
that Grant County, on a full pail, uoalo
Ia. larger Republican than last fall BY sev.
eral hundred. We do not believe the Sc
Ictpl lodges of the enemy will s%tani; an
# they do, our men will be aware of then
from this time forth. Next fall our mei
sill arouse. This we know.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
Coed ADVICE 10 the Farmers.
The South Democrat Of this STATE
speaks to the farmers in the following SEN
,iLIo strain.

The South west Democrat Of this STATE
speaks to the farmers in the following SEN
sible strain:
'Your stock of every kind for some time
has been high beyond anything heretofore
known since the settlement of the country.
Take our word for it, your horses, mules
and cattle viii go aown-provision Of every
kind is already low at the great markets.
Your horses and mules. that ION have been
pricing at from one hundred to one hun
lrcd and fifty dollars, may not bring you
aalf that amount in a few short months
there will be no purchaser for your cattle
except at reduced prices. What, then,
ought you to do? Why every man with
AZ ounce Of sense should forthwith sell
sufficient stock to pay his debts TO the mer-
chants. The country merchant can then
meet his notes and bills with the wholcsal.
dealer, and thus all will be benefited and
5 we'd from bankruptcy. If you have a
horse for which You have been asking one
hundred and twenty-five dollars, sell him
for one hundred If you can, get more, and
par your debts before times get barber
If you cant get that price, take ninety, or
even eighty dollars, for your horse, and
a your debts before times get SO tight
that YOU can't cell at any price,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
In prohaIa-Eastns1,.

state OF WISCONSIN,, County of Grant. s.-CoantyCNeIi
Sept. feta. 1857 Present, Step len o.. Pane, Jaa6o'
u the ~laatter Of the estate Of Ben. c.. Eastnaa.deeeisea'
\ TINS day ca ne Nelson Dewey, The scting executor
" the last will nd ties a.nn.ni OF said deceased, aq
niad Ia iins c3u.t his atmi us rati, ~ s.:pin 10 ~
SCI ienient:afid on his III is motion ordered that the nav
% SSH ac5solt be neard belufc the ia tge u ms Il .hs
ut the Court House iii Lancastet. in said c~ounty,on lhs
nrst Monday of November, A. d. 1857.
ana u IS farther ortiefe.i that no fcc thereoi na q.
en- TO a PERSONS conc .fiie.i b. publ ,ling this ordsf ~
.ifee sue ;essiye weeks previous to -ard diy Oh hpa'iss
y tne Grant County lie ald." Il weekly ne"sp'p''
in said Lancas. o..
I7-3w STEPHEN o PAINE
Dated Sept oath, 1857. County Judge'
The a3ove hsaiing is adjourned until the IN ~ S'
Is q. S. o. PAINE. County Judge
The stove hessi g is hereby postponed till the Emo
Move nAef, 1917, aai The pace Of hearing .i.-{~ I"
my 0 ficein Flatteyille. s. O. PAINE,
Da.lN y. ttl NJ 2a.1t Colnts J~aise.-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
New York Markea-Noy Cd.

F our-S5. 05a5,2o extra Stale; Canadian
extra. 5,20a5.75
Wheat-si.olai.02 spring; sI,2S for Cana
liar. RYE tir,H at 7SaS1.
Corn-75a77.
Oa;s-Uuchanged.
Pork 2oAa9; IA for mes; 1916, 25 for
mess.
Lard-Sieady al 10 f-oa12 IA
S,ocks-Dull and heavy. The demand is
active but the supply is large, and rather more
66; | C b sllds 69 ga: Mich C III: Ny
81 IA; V Is 70. Missouri 6s 63 3-S; La c s.
NJ s Do; g & o.; Erie l. ~; cAT277-8
C c Z 80; Pa,.aina II; iiud>oi 10. Mich
pref 26; D x ii SO ~; Erie bonds Of 1879
80; N Y Us Ut 1873 I0a--do o. q; Csilioraaa
Is Of 1851.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
IMPORTANT MAIL ARRANGEMENT Foi

IMPORTANT MAIL ARRANGEMENT Fol
THE NoRTH-wEsT.-We learn from the
Baltimore San Of the 26th, that the Post
mas e. Ge.ieral has ordered a contract
with Martin 0. Walker, of Chicago, 70,
he conveyance Of mails from Prairie du
Chen, by La Crosse. Winona, Wahasilaw,
Reeds Landing, Red Wing and Hastings
to St. Paul, Minnesota. during the snsinn-
sion Of navigation-say from the 18th OF
November, 1857, to the 18th of April
i85s-in four horse stages six times u
wees, each way. The distance is 247
niles. Dmting he season Of navigation
The mails are carried by steam packets OH
he r.ser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

CANT RoLLING STocK ora RAILROAD
BE LEVIED UPON AND soLD!-We learn
from the Cincinnati Gazette that the Coult
of Appeals in Kentucky, in the cases Of
Winslow VS.. Woodward et al, and the same
vs.. Philips & Jordon ct al. which were ap.
pealed from the Kenfon circuit court some
time since. have within a few days decided
that the rolling stock, &c, Of a railroad
%ca,not be subjected 70 a levy and sale IN.
der an execution. The decision was given
in suits began by Winslow as mortgage
Of the Covington and Lexington Railroad
Company, in which he sought 10 %enjoin the
defendants, Who bought some OF The stock
at an execution sale, from removing the
same, and it Wa stated in the plaintiff !
petition that if the property il question,
was removed, the railroad must become
useless, and he, the mortgagce, be ~irreliar
ably injured, as were not ouly :he cars, &c.
of the railroad morlgaged by him, hul
the tolls and incomes generally - Seliu-
mel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
who Arc Elected Who Defeated.

Mr. n. H. VRaiN, Republicans, is elect
cd Senator by his party majority over MIR.
DoDGg.
iirsay PArcu, E~qr,.D Democrat, is elee-
ted TO the Assembly in the western dis.
trict, over Mr.. Cole.
Mr.. c. X. DEAN, Republican, is elected
tothe Assembly Ey The central districi
over Mr.. KNowLrox.
Mr.. II. koBBINs, Republican. is elected
AsSomb!yman Of the eastern district Over
/. CoAlEs.
Mr.. a. w. EMERY, Democrat. is cleo.
ted in the Potosi district over Capt. Cs,1e
In The Hazel Green district, lie RESIN,
depends On Smelser, from Which we have
nol heard. That being y Republican TOW,
Mr.. JAMES JosEs, Republicans, is probably
elected. Mr.. Yosz WAS his opponent.
LArEg--Yers. dem. . elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
independents & z.ae lean.


of the american. gives notice Of the dis
continuance Of his paper. Three year~
g he purchased the office Of NJ. MARSH,
Investing al his means. The valedie'ofy
Of Mr. PAGE is lengthy, cIse il should ap
pear III cur paper. lie saws:
40 day Ne are obliged to discontinue
the paper, hccuetp, in its publication wr
..avt sunk ali oor funds, hrsidr> giving on
" ole iitne and iai.o. for three years, All
# We c,uli :nrtow The moncF TO cun!lnne
H. longer, rs we cannot, II ~oi!d hot IL
;,.a. Il. ourselves ,.r % oEirr>, - si'pui il
81 we Lave slnnt 81 much before, and BE-.
cause ". sre iiilv convinced HAT we are
uia q a 10 lie :nak Of publishing Il c'ntl-
Try mwsl aler-m lhrttvIir. That
without ii i%hofough knowledge Of printing,
we toald never lave attenptedit, We no~
see"
we regret to a;.nonnce the discontinn-
aEce of the american, and that friend
PAGE las sunk the ihraus lie invested Will
lie a put lie regret. We eau zee nothing
IN the failure but misfortune nj! round;
Ito triumph To Us Is inrlied-nothiag t"
cheer is expressed. Had ever ii oi>rorlant
word been uttered or an enviable feeling
existed between PAGE and o%urSelf, We
might ~secrttl, %rcinicp. The event awaken<
thoughts in orr mind which we don't wish
IT, have dwell there; but we are warned
'.nd made wiScr-iIlerrhv, better armed
iof the hattie. Sometimes whirt bat
never conquered, Older and wis.'r witial
and The great sciiool al life not being close =,
We expts to work and learn, laugh and be
sorry, suffer defent and he winner. Friend
PAGE, though vastly disappointed. has
Teen 81 lIrepyca campaign to scltool-f
schoci having facilities for learning eqoale:
lv no college OF university on earth. lie
viii find himself ~ien-folf ADLER to ri ie ~
storm and wave than ever before, and viii
even invite disaster that he may challenge
ana lcly danger. No station 7 yealS hu,
llan n ule aud teaches the external a d
mysterious features of character to so great
a height ard depth as the station of an
edit"r; The acts and thoughts Of men are
made 10 appear as if hidden only by a
glass partition; human motive, Which i,
most iucourpchensitie of all mans at''ib
u,eS, is clearly conprehended BY the edi
tor. y six year term in III" editoria
seloo! has givct us Il much higher eatinal,
of human NO ike than we ever had and
ennotlei many men that once stood in tn
fii@i'l zone Of our regard. Trne, some have
fa'lcu To zero, but the good AMI lrne out
uond.er tie lad. Swc'y, Mr.. PAGE, nhel
lie comes Ia take all such consideration
ipio account, viii gay what is ibousau.
dollars and three Years to such m eduea.
'ion and 50 WASH a knowledge Of man as
have eajued".
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

A W1scoNsIN MERcnANr.-The New
York Mirror relates an anecdote Of h
f, Dung Wisconsin merchant, who having
notes 10 pay in the city Of Albany,and not
being able to purchase exchange or remit
in current funds, bought a drove Of cattle,
and arrived there with them in good con
,iition OH Wednesday morning. He soon
converted them into money at a handsome
profit, as they were the only lot i'll market,
aud he paid bis notes without defalcation.
He said he was 'bound to pay them some
how or other" and so he did. The Mir
ror adds: This is a specimen Of the right
sort OF a merchant, the right sort Of a man,
and the kind of remittances which will
make every thing right in the quotient.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

New YoRK MONEY MARKBT.-Busipess
was active at the Stock Board yesterday
and prices were better. There are some
signs Of relief IN money matters. The
number of protests at the banks is lessen
ing, and more notes are regularly paid this
week than last. What paper is passed at
all in the stree is sol at rather more IA
vorable rates. In Boston, rates are easier,
and more confidence is felt.-LN. Y. Trib
une, goth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

GW Some wears since a noted warrior
of the Pottowattamie tribe presented him
self to the Enlian agent at Chicsg,, as
one Of the chiefs of his village, observing
with the customary simplicity of the Inli-
ans, that he was a very good man, and a
very good American, and concluled with
a request for a dram OF whisky. The q
gent replied that it was not his practice t.,
give whisky to good men, AMI good men
oever ask for whisky, nor drink 1t when
voluntarily offered; that it was bad Indi-
ans only who demanded whisky. '.Thpn,"
replied the Indian, quickly,in broken Eng
fish, s.me big rascal"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
SUBSCRIBERS TO THE INDEPENDENT AL1E.
IICAT.

Subscribers 10 the Ameficaa who have
paid in ad,anoe, viii he supplied f.om the
He,od Office ill The publication Of the
-Anser;eaa Is resumed, OF iii ,helr,ime ex-
pies. We may not be allie to furnish
them a paper equal TO the american.
We ak for many inla'genees-consii-
eline That talent IS At y discount us well as
lanS paper.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

HE UNEMpLoYED.-Meetings of unem-
l,lo.yei foreigners are being held in New
York and Philadelphia. anl The spirit man
Tested by them is mtl,ing bul an.iable.
ave must have work. they say land il
We cant have work, we are in danger Of
starving, aud rather than starve we'll do
anything, whether fair Or foul"
there are signs of serious trouble from
THIS class OF men In eastern cities the CON
ing winter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

DUBUQUE Enthusiastically the law
OF Iowa, every officer or agent Of the Du-
bniue Hafbor Company who shall put in
circulation the shinplasfals, now being
printed for that company in New York.
readers himself liable to be imprisoned one
year and to be fined one thousand dollars f.
Not only tli, but all these shinplaster- are
bv the laws Of Iowa void. and cannot be
collected by the law, any more than "A
gambling debt can.-[Galena Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
Massachusetts Election.

Three hundred and twenty own give
Banks 2s,23I plurality. The Tossing
stain.s-Banks, 62,2o7; Gardner, s6,97o:
Beach, so.4il; scattering. l72.
The Senate thus far stands Rep. 81;
American 5; Dem. (. The House-Rep.
l4s. Anercsn SO: Dem 81.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
wIEsgansee sxarges-yov. =

Wheai--spfing sold a 70a7Ic Tor far Iot
Whit at 75aS0 Tor common to euoi. IS rnr
cho &c to mil.
uf--lnchang d.
kye-ili at ala55.
b,rley-Inferior qualities nnsaleable, and
the best DIS very dull at 10 l65.
Potatoes -pienty-sales at 25a37 1-2.
Biiter-prime wanted at 25a26, com, lsa22.
Eggs--I2al5.
Beans--s ow. only 100 offered.
Whiskey--24a26.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

STRYcHNINE IN D1srILLERIEs.-Thc
physician of The House of Correction at
Lawrence, Mass, reports it almost impos.
sl}le to treat delirum trenle,s successful,
now, IN consequence Of the utter prostra-
lion Of The nervous system Of drunkards bv
the strychnine so generally used in the
manufacture Of liuunrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
S.. r.nssis Elesnocrat.

The ST. Louis Weekly Democrat, pab
in ST. Louis by McKEE & FislnEcK.
is nearly as large as a bed cover and CONES
81 90 ayear. We consider it one o.
he ahlest papers in the west. This is nc
puif-we mean it. Tire Democrat SUP
ported Baehanan-trusiing in his pledges
Of Popular Sovereignty and in the prom
i>es that the people OF the territories were
to decide upon their own policy BY a fail
vote. Finding that the whole Popular
Sovereignty doctrine WAS a trap-an mia.
nous c~oncoeted scheme to deceive anti
Slavery nen, and plant Slavery in Kan
>as, the Democrat zane square ont for Tie
Republican Faith. lis influence has al.
most ravolationized Missouri and viii
woliop that State over into free
soil in a few years.
A dollar sent to MckGE & FIsnBEcK.
St. Louis, No, will pay for the Democrat
one year. Any person l~eSirons O sendlne
Tor II can hand us u dollar for amy Posi-
Office in the County Of State. We are
making up a Club.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
nG Eonrtcen hnndrad io-nrnarn,on mr.;

ne Fourteen hundred journeymon prin
ters have been thrown out Of emp vment
IN New York during the last foftn'ghI.-
They are Aocking hy hundreds 10 Wash
lngton, where their fellow craflsm"nt
hougll as generous as ever are serious.
ly alarmed, lest their monopoly of gov
.ernment work may be a little IMPAIRED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
ssaaessa Esrices-yay g

Flour Fine. 81. 25a4.50: extra. 1. ,-5a5.oo.
Wheat-new spring, A5aso, winter, 55aSo.
Oats 2ta Sc.
Corn sea-
Potatoes -25c.
Minerai-Sz5a27 p thousand.
=, Era,ls-,,Tied apples s2,74a},oop bu; greendo, ssp
DBL Dried Peaches, l11sc.
Wood-$5as p cori.-rDaily Courier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

dRAIS MOVING EAsT.-On the 23d inst.
there arrived at Buffalo from Cilicayo o.
300 bushels OF wheat, 3e,U5l bushels corn.
1865 bushels oats, LIPS bbIs., -four. ana
$50 bbls. and a. tierces beef.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

G Anthony Burns, the fugitive, whose
reeaptnre IN Boston produced snch an ex-
element a few years SINCE, is nov a stu
dent III the Faifmount Theological Semi
nary, near Cincinnati. H. has beer stad
:itig a Year o. So past at Oheflin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

~TArE ELEcr1oH.-We have no returns
Of the Stale Election, except about halt
the Towns Of our own County. If the
State has all golo ike Grant, We are prol~
ally beaten. but We can hardly think it
indeed, we consider the chances mostly On
our side.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
- -
@TMAY EiEiIY MARE.

SfkAYED from The premises of the subsc' i5er, at
- Marion Miils, town of ia i)n. i'll NV ftit. 4 lax
IRON greg Aare Filey, with black name and tail NJ
w'ire OF heF,exeeqt on Zip Of nose and oAe foot, 2 years
Will bay $500 for tbs return IF sail colt, or ihor'
iustion thai will lead u her RECOVERY.
Nov. Sd, 1857. 4n-4.s vi BLANCHARD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
DEaTH OF CRAwFoRn rHE SCR, prop

Iha ss n4ali>Iiei American sculptor,
/ ilonl4s ssaafnl, died in London ON the
QUA ait, ii the fortv-fouith year of his
ngs. lis disease was cancer. He was Il
native of New YORK, whittier his remains
are to be brought for i~ntcr.neut. lie leaves
widow and four children.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

1 The Superior Chronicle has ~inteIli-
gence that the st. Croix and Superior
'toad has passed MO new hands, and a
re" board Of directors who reside IN New
] orS, bro'siyn AMI Troy, have been che
sch 10 manage lis affairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
EorA-wss.era Caste and eal,aa advertise,

EoTsh-Wes.era Gazette and ealsaa Advertiser.
The venetated father of western news
papers, Mr.. II. Il. liouGaroS, has With,
drawn from The above establishment for
enc year. Mr. CErHAs F'csrEa, one ofshe
irm Of LlouGuroS & Co, becomes the
|>le proprietor. He has been a partner
in the office for several years. having been
Chief manager IN tue financial department..
Mr. Foster is a gentleman Of exeelien,
ABILITIES and judgment. Nothing will Be
Host N credit o. character 70 the concern.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
NOTICR -eorrsl afare Colt.

YEfAkEN Up by The sabseriJ.r living 4 mites 8. r. Of
Z Lancaster, IN Isrd by ms nwnsd, about ten daFs ago
5 s1rreia GEAR Old Mare Cait: a star in the foseheadr
a7d eind feet white. rae 1vlar is re ie4tci 10 provo
9sopafty,qay charges and take her Gvw Nov. jth lohI
An4t THNS. ANDERSON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
State Of TIE sll1rhets.
eHsssfEelsEa Market.

FLovR-superfine $3.50; extra $500 p bbl.
GRAlS-0ats 25a30.
ysGEr BLEs.-Potatnes, 25ase: Onions $751; s.
BuTTEg- Fiskia 2oa30 Roll 25a30.
EGGs-2oa25 per dog.
HAY-Tame sloal2. prairie sSaIo; bottom, seas, on.
WooD-S5,00 per cord-IAlvesfiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

g Mr.. II. III. GILLErr has CIR snt
~scription accounts, and will receive money due on !.
HERALD, and will also receive the names OF new snh,s
bsrs,-while passing around on other busines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

NJ CARRIE .

Noy. 1at--At Fennino-e, BY c. " Loaey, Es,. ".
Lgsz OF Lsac4st!r, ana Mss MAaG.Rr,
MITCHELL, o. Fennitnore.
Nov lat-At B~oetowa, By Ed. f 81. Lewis, ar.JASv,
sraRg to Miss T.. HEoocK, all OF Bestawn.
Oct 25fh--In Anscoda, by tho Rev. Mr.. Blackhurt
III. SAMUEL BuLL, formerly Of p .nn.. to Mtas MAgy j.
Woons, formerly Of Plattevi!ie.
At Plattpville, by Rev. John Slater, Mr.. joHy Hos
OF Lima, TO Mrs. MARTHA EggHERT, of helnort.
Oct. 24fl--In Platteville, by the Rev. Geo. 1afker. N.
WILLIAM PEACOCK and Miss MARY ANN TJDD, boib d
Big Patch.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
r ROAM Y

SlkAYED from ~ "a 'sctipsr lirtl< miles west Of
- Lancaster, ltst s5ring, a year old past ) ear;a waite
and dlrk red ine s~2eckled color, SIN ! tn crop OF left
ear.
ANY ore returning or giving Information Of ham, vii
Dr. veil feTa dei. WI. II. "a AWAY.
Nov. 81, 1851. 2o4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
ND's'sCE.

HEREnr give notice that I have appointed Wn. Pitt
I Dswey, EsI.. my general Agent and Attofney for
The State of Wisconsin. in whose hands have placed oil
d insnds due or owing me, either upon Land Contrlcts
Notes or otherwise. I have also vested Mr.. Deway with
full power to sell and convey absolutely. aay a1d all INV
Ian Is in Grant C,altY. Wis. insiu ling M inp'pfeI
Fan. 20 tttining S. ncras. A Q. MJ&sAY.
November st, 1877.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

Ran AwAy.--The Stage belonging to
Woop & W~EsrBNHAvER, ran with
away horses and driver on Wednesday
last-danaging them about $500.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

EESheritf Jones of Kansas memory, is
sold TO have challenged Secretary Stanton,
because Of the decision of The latter ON he
johnson Co. frauds. What a terrible thing
it would be if they should shoot each
Iotlier.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
New Jersey EEectiOn.

TRENTON, Nov. 4.
This State is Democratic, both in the
Senate and the Assembly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

GE The Stofe Bank Of Ohio has con
not to suspend specie payments IN
der any contingency. The State Bank of
lnllana will pursue Che same course.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

Eg The acting Governor of Minnesota
has refused to call an extra session of the
Legislature 10 pass a stay law and other re-
lief measures.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07

BELGIAN EMlGRATIoN.-Tt.e Man:lowoe
lTaoa"e rays thai over 100 Belgian emf
grants arrived at that place last Wcdnesda,
by the Sam Hard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-07
BOGUS TIcKETs.-The bogus Republic

BOGUS JICKETS.-Ihe bogus htpuiiI-
can tickets, ordered from Prairie du Chen
~ Malisou,ly lie Railroad interest aiBos-
coiei, with The nslne of Knowlton lnserte,i
il place Of Dean, aud with the view to de
feat Mr.. Dean, did nj take. Mr. Philbrick
deserves credit for exposing them.
The bogi.s Demoeratic tickets printed
al Mineral Point aud sent into Grant
County BY Mr.. j. G. SIaires, with the
,a.nes OF ]. B. Co>s,instead Of j. B. Cross,
had a large run, but the Republicans de
tected and exposed the fraud-none of the
Democrats having read their tickets or g.
ven knew for whom they voted till toll
by our men. The penalty is two years n
the penitentiarv for committing the fraud.
CASH FOR WHEAT.-Messrs. G. w.
RYLAND & CO., advertise that they will
take wheat on notes and accounts, deliver
I'd at Potosi, and pay a balance in cash
This will do as well us can be asked for,
and as well as prospects Indicate will be
lone with the present crop.
SrovEs AND HARDRARE.-Mr. y. L.
KNowLToN alvertises stoves. hardware.
iron, steel, mechanics' tools, cutlery AMI
leather for sale at Boseobol. He keeps a
general hardware store.
New SroRE Az bo scoBEL,--Mr. ID. I.
PARKER Is receiving his new stock OF
lroods at Bo ecohel. embracing a full AS
sortment of Ne rchandise.
Mr.. PARKER HIS also received his Fall
and Winter supplies at Lancaster, direct
from Boston and New York.
MAMMOTH Book House N MlLwAuKEE.
The large book establishment at Mil
walkee, owned By SrgrcKLAND d Co., is
advertised in Our paper. Persons visiting
| Milwaukee will do well to call on Strick-
Iinol e. 10
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Cash, Noes and AssoaaGs, Paid 70. wlas
1T L3yGASTER.
EETe will pay 50cts. FOR Coed Wheat delifs,,
ed a. .'o",sI, GA u les lad acc3nnts, ana D,.sst
CASH. 20-tf GEORIE ". RYL ny SCa.