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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
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Sept. 8th-In Lancaster lat the residence of
her son, David Tyrrel, Mrs. PHILA TYRRsL.
aged rs years, formerly of Saratoga county,
New York
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
ATTACHMENT-MOOR.

County of Grant, }ss. In Justices Cou'"
Town o. Potosi
Bartholomew Slieehen, VS.. James Moor. 80, ,ta
ITO James Moor You are hereby noiiheu W., !,
Writ of Attachment has been issued sgaihs, ID
your property attached, to satisfy the deana All,
(slOo COZ. Now unless you shall appear before ke.
Armstrong, Justice of the Peace in and ior ~
ty at his office said town. the LIST day OF oe'VD III
D. 1858, at l o'clock in the afternoon, judgneh.
rendered against you and your property soo 1s5s
debt-Dated this 1st day of September, w. 11:rii
3tI2 BARTHOLOMEW SHEEHEN, r se.~I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
SURGEON HENrtsT

:" H. Deffsnbacher, is permanen,,u,
w sPlatteville and "y located
VIII Visit Lancaster
the first week in every two months comna,
Ard Will Visit Petost -'ing wtth0et
the Second week Of same month,-the b,,.u
in Platteville. '"aAce Of tim.
All Disease of the mouth ATTENDED to NTH
Persons having cavities and MN Prompt.
their teeth have gold filings at the low @ 10
cavity. Persons wishing teeth offer Ia NJ, q 81 90
and warrant them to eat with them tba s make teeih
good mouths. Satisfaction given in all csss. week. Il
charge vases, Or 10
n. d. Teet.- Extracted without pain with Col. IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

TOsL UIHse 90 Ub 81 the Lancaster 2. o.
The Post Office " i'll be kept open from to n O'Clock
forenoon and to o'clock afternoon.
GEO. a. Cox,P.N.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

REPUBLICAN CLUBs.-App ications are
being made from various parts Of the conn-
ty to the Republican Central Conaasittee,
for orders and plans to organize Repu5li-
can Clubs in the several towns of Grant
County. We are not aware that such is
the duty of the Central COMMITTEE, or
that they have the power to lead in such
organizations, though it might be well
enough for them to do so, there being no
other authority more fully recognized
The matter may be duly considered by Re-
publicans and if thought best the Commit
tee can act by general consent. We are
favorable to a more general organization
than now exists, and the sooner begun the
better. In event of the matter being left
with the Central Committee, we suggest
that draft of Constitution and bylaws,
adapted TO Clubs, be made and sent to
some one or more Republicans in every
Town, by whom meetings shall be called
for organizing. We notice that Clubs
are being organized in other counties of
the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
ECIA NOTICES.
TO THE VOTERS OF GRANT COUNT,

Mr.. EDIToR:--I hereby announce myself as
Candidate for the Office of SHERIFF of GrantCoun-
ty at the coming Election, subject to the action of
the Republican Convention. VIM. Hustled.
POtosl Sept. 10th, 1858. IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
DIR FTSK'S CELEBRATED
Eve and Ear Medicines,

HAVING personal acquaintance with DR. S.
Fisk have obtained permission of him to vend his
medicines for diseases of the eye and ears. These
medicines prepared according to his partc Mar
directions which fact, is of itself enough to inspire
the confidence of the public.
And will assure any one afflicted with sore eyes
OF deafness or running of the that have sell
dom known these remedies to fail of efecting
cure. will keep them constantly on hand at my
Drug Store in PotOSi. l2-tf CHARLES KNIGHT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

10 LODGES, ScR1BEs, DISTRICT CLERKS
AND SKcRETARIEs-Just received at this Office Record
Books for recording proceedings OF meetingswhite pa
per and well ruledtwo 10 four quires at rs cts quire
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
IN PROBATE-GREFFIN-App,n. to Sell

State of Wisconsin, County Court, Septem5er u
Gonigal, Judge.
In the matter of the Estate of Benjamin Y. Griffin
ceased.
ON this day Riley Jacobs, Administrator OIL
~ estate of said deceased and filed in this coul
petition, pray ing for license sell the real estate
deceased for the purpose Of raising means to pay
debts of said deceased, and the expences OF admns
ton. And thereupon it is ordered, that the ma'E|
said petition be heard before the Judge of this Cou
the Court-House in Lancaster in said county, on th
day of October. A. D. 1858, at IL O'Clock H. Of sad
And it is further ordered, that notice Thereof Dc
to all persons interested by publishing this order o
~ successive weeks previous to said day OF hea gs
the Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper, Pug,
at Lancaster in said county-Dated September 6b q
4t12 WILLIAM McGONIGAL, County Jaos'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
In PROBATE-EsT. OF GRIFFIN.

State of Wisconsin, County Court September Ter
County of Grant, n nsssi J rrfssn William A'
In the matter of the Estate Of Benjamin Y Grim,
ceased.
4 IN reading and filing the petition of Riley Jaco
" Administrator of the estate Of said deceased pm
ing extension of the time by law allowed him Tor
settlement of the estate of said and theteu
it is ordered, that the matter of said petition be hs
before the Judge Of thsCourt at in
caster in said county, the first Monday Of October
d. 1888, at o'clock P. NJ. of said day And it nA
ther ordered, that notice thereof be given to al ps
interested by publishing this order TO- hree success
weeks previous to said day OF hearing the Grant
Herald, weekly newspaper published at Lancaste
said county.-Dated September 7th, 1855.
3t12 WILLIAM McGOSIGAL, County Judrl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
SATURDAY, sEp'r. n, rs5s.
Co,.mfy Een,sI,Eicaaa ConyenaEon.

an0SgSsfY tftzBEzifafa &fsss
Counts Republican convention will he held at Lam
caster, On wednesday the 9Th day OF October reXt.
at noon for the purpose of selecting CaDddaes for te
several County Offices he supported BY the people OF
Giant County at The November Election.
The Central Committee hereby suggest to the keiae
can electors OF the Towns assemble IN mass at eif
usual places of holding
Town Meetings on Saturday, the I'd Day OF ocEoDer
al clock in the afternoon, Tor the purposs Vi eleetg
Delegates 20 eaid County Convention.
And hereby apForiIon TIE beAeSa'es 10 H"ia 90N
ventiOH as follows 10 Wit
psetoyn. Little Grant
Hlue River Marion
Cassville 5 Miviie !
Clifton Muscoaa
FllenboiO' Paich GIeVe
Fenuimore Paris
Harrison PiatteVlhe ~
Hazel Gieen FotosI
Hickory Grove 1 Smeiser
Jamestown A WIngNlie
Lancaster 7 WateTstnwn
Liberty WateiIoo
Lima Wyalusing
Rnsn, the said representation ON the highest vote
cast in each town. allowing Delegate to every %
,otts and fraction Of ~ and taking the vote Of 80
H. ROBBINS, County
]. G. CLARK, Centia.
]. c. COVER, } Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

Horse Thieves TAKEK.--Lucias Hitch
cock, alleged to have stolen, about the
Sd Of July last, at Hickory Grove in this
county, horse belonging to Joseph Jack
son, also a saddle belonging TO Thomas
Weir IN Liberty, and who WAS about that
time arrested at Galena on suspicion oil
being thief and kept in Galena Jail ever
since, was given up to Sheriff Ward and
District Attorney Lowry last week on a
requtsition n,andamus grh aud brought to
Lancaster Jail for trial at the October term
of Court.
Also, Baker, who stole a horse from
John Faherty at Hazel Green, is alse in
Galena Jail, awaiting requisition from
Gov. Randall, applied for by Lowry. The
horse stolen by Baker is the same. horse
which Risden stole some months ago and
for which be is now under sentence of two
years at Waupun. Ar. Faherty ought to
keep this horse for the public service
Grant is the hardest county in the west to
escape from with stoles horse, since the
horse thieves gave up keeping ferry boat
for their own accommodation. Perhaps
no county liz the State of Wisconsin has
a better official police, aided by vigilants,
secret and public, than Grant County
witlal, IA Jail that is absolutely proof
against external as well as internal VIC
lence.
The catalogue of thieves, criminals, ras-
calls and rowdies, transient and resident in
the county and adjoining harbors, over
whom scores of eyes bear constant watch,
would be shocking to behold if given to the
public, it is said.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

Re -JAILKD.-Alerdndey Faith, W h q
was sent to Lancaster to Jail from Potosi
about year ago, on a charge of Counter
feiting, but bailed out by Messrs. Mallett,
Palliser, Darcy and Hall, having forfeited
his recognizances BY not appearing at the
April tenn of Court, was arrested by Dep
Sheriff N. w. Wood on Saturday last, by
order of bail, aud is now in Jail for trial at
the October term of Court. He was ia
ken at Port Andrew where he was cap
tain of ferry boat, having also married
lately. Faith, without good works, can't
win in, Grant County even though aided
by Charity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

A UsTRAIIA COMMERCIAL BrNE.-F0R MELBOURNE
N direct, the superior clipper ship w. NORRIS fo1us
by commander win be despatched for the above port posi-
tn FOR only three FIRST cabin cabin and four steer
age passengers Persons DESTROYS OF going 70 ASra ars
requested examine her before engaging elsewhere 20
freight passage apply board pier North river or ~
PICkARD n co, IS broadway. n B-Shippers VII pleas
clear their goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
NEVgsPAPEyIs.

NkWkNxpAPEkA5.
TIE GREAT PRIZE FIGHT
MORHIssEy AND TIE BENt'IA BOY
viii sc lg4ly illustrated
Ia NJ. lb2 %
FRANK LESLIES ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
Ready this morning.
The eugrayngs IN this the only correct represen
tssuL9 Of the hight the 0uy sas who stne sscd
connecsd with Frank Leslie = ofioc.
LIST or ENGRANfNGs IN No, ls2
. Taken by our own ssccial artists On he spot -
l. Arrival ~ the prorelers NJ long Point Canada West
The pugis aud their soaking haDds Just previ.
20 the light
The great prize fight between yorrssey The Benlcis
Boy Long Point Canada West The Of the
5ehL
General view Of the OF bc rrc hghi Long Point
Canada Nesy-from sketch by cwr artists.
The Last round the Benicia Roy failing 70 come ~ time.
fBuasl1 the day after tle eight
I. hkech of Dad Cunningham, the ring keeper.
skhes % Jones, the trainer 0f hs Bsncia Boy snd m
Hughes. the pugisl
y sketch ~ hzy Lazarus drinking vic his friends in hs
who attended The fight
10. Myserpus murder a gambling borse in Broadway.
The police surprising the gamblers
IL View OF he yard and cern where bs body cup
posed to have been concealed.
~ Wow ~ passage, with blood he wall where the
der supposed 20 have been commit
- The only correct portrait Mll-. Picco,0uni from
photograph by haya Of London made expressly for Frank
leslie Paper
And numerous other enrravinr.
order once through your agents the demand VIII be
lerge Tor this PAPER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

IGOR CALIFORNIA VIA NICARAGUA, At REDuCED
in ratcs--Ihe splendid fast sailing steamship WASHING
TON, q a0p tons regstsr Captain Henry Church now
ing ri pier North Of Beach street, ~ n Ih s
perb steamer viii SATURDAY, Nov o. a2 NJ connect
uE San Juan del sur with the magnificent ocean steamer
nhkMANN, Captain Cayendg, for San Francisco ,Aijrna
This s permanent opposition Joe, the ~ ani " y 81 90
prcpetors The undersigned bsrq authorized N sell tickets
Tor ts line ~ Caogn1 has established oee for tie sale
thereof ~ No Bosdway. whore ckets may A all times be
had N The iDvfsi price "a ~ b. the company,
a. Is, IiAyER, 10 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

ENoR CALIFORNIA,
THE IsTygNUs OF TFHUASTEPEC
To sal from New Orleans Wednesday, October Y, at
A. W.,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAH.
The Louisiana Tehuaneec CJmpanys magnificent aie wnee
steamship
QUAKER CITY,
r. W. SuurrIDr commander, .
win SAL for Mnaitan 40 above connecting mere VIII he
companys new and beautiful light dyaugm iron passenger
SurflI up tho Cot1aooscos river AMI ~ Hases
overland " Nentosa from thence TO san fcisco VA ns "a
cinc Mail Steamship rOmpany's vessels -..-.. -.
THROUGH TO CALIFORNIA IN FIFTEEN DAYS
freight passage having superior accommo iaons
scsragc passengers apply a. The
V'' = LOUISIANA TEHUANrEPBc COMPANY,
~ Carondelet street
The Quaker City win hereafter leave New Orleans semi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25
---------.-.---------------.--
TIE BALL SEASON.

THE BALL SEASON.
~ H. RIVERS soIREE Is uNAvOIDABLy POST.
~. poned The opening rcree will be given Montague
HaD Isnrt street, BROOKLYN on Tuesday, Nov. o.
~ u. RIVERS OPENING sorREE WILL TAKE PLACE
~. 90 TUESDAY evening Nor. ut Montague Hal, Court
street Bnposlyn. waiaces much admired tand Will attend
tickets, 10 esnts; may be had The door
NOTICE TO HACKMEN.-JEwrsH BANQUET AND
~ ball ~ ritfos saloon THURSDAY, Oct - 1883 Drivers
viii set down hsir company with their horses facing south
and take up Ia reverse order. by order Of committee.
JOSEPH QUICK, Hack Inspector.
TREN0Rs SECOND GRAND sO1REs TUESDAY
Il evening Oct Tickets my be obtained a the academy,
Suuhh Eighth street brooklyn, E D. formerly NJ.
Tsnsw private academy, s9 and 81 West Thirty fourth
New ierk VIII open Nov. I, a. 81. p NJ. See circulars.
COAL.
DED AND WHITE ASH coal, PEACH ORCHARD
~ Icgh end Broad Mountain Of qualities warranted 70 be
first ie, w prices - how good roa q sold Also
ucl and Liverpool orrsi a. loves, muket rates
HENRY REEVE
ypsr q ceua and Centre aud Jans aud Yves streets,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

ID r. GREEN, ~ JOHN STREET TWO DOORS BELOW
IL. Nassau street selling on his entire large stock
embroderics goods hosiery gloves trimmings &c &C.
retail and ~ sacrifice Of fu ~ 10 81 cent below cost
10 close he business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

u SAVE FORTY PER CENT.
1000 cartons new RIBBONS
Vow opening At
Ia chambers street
Miiners. make your selections " day.
4cu cartefs fresh fail FLOWERS.
The b@ssuul goods In The market,
sbiy per cent less than usual prices.
FOR CASH.
FOR CASH,
FOR CASH
Cash RADON House,
Il5 Chambers street
JNO. FARRELL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

CKIRTs-ELEyEN SPRING SKELETON SKIRTS AD
~ Unstable hustle best well made for 81 81; Is
springs 81 90 10 sprngs ~. chdreus, springs rs cents
dealers Supplied with eight springs per dozen II sprn -
ST. and l3 springs SIS per doz O. T. HARDING sskrt
factory, 2si Spring street, near Hudsou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

ATACENrRE sTREET.wANTED, TEN THOUSAND
N dollars worth Of and left Oh clothing the Western
market Gentlemen will receive the hghes Prize paid
f large small lo by calling at the store addressing
Thos. ID. COnroy, ~ Centre street.
VAST OFF CLOTHING wANTED.--IADrss OR GEN.
having dispose of obtain cash price
~ sending for H. NJ DUSSELDORF ". B--Iades AZ
tentxd 10 Nv Nrs ~, rs Elm street,
CLOTHING wANTEn.-LADIEs AYD GENTLEMEN
having of tho ah0va ~ dispose u vii ecieva fair
cash price 8r the by addressing " Cohen, ~ Film
late Of - Bowcry aud " enrens street ~ b-a
diss offended 10 BY Mrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

nREss TRIMMINGS AND BONNET NATERTALs-rr
~ old saying that the sy who buys what don
want will want what she cannot buy Ladies' quickly
discover this TACT when they purchase Other species
trimmings while rfhbns only DEDICATED Nv The
fat ~ fashion ~ that purpose who purcha AZ nf
rior places painfully hnd Inst they OF he kind or
quality demanded BY the prevailing mode II IL much
economical well ch satisfactory
connoissalrs do M all kaut Ion
aud All g dressmakers and mliners II Standing al
nre style, and know exrly where look recherche
and freshly imported goods o. The quality
prices-they At once 10 w. N. TICIIIENsrEfNS No 37
broadway and supply hemsel the confusion
ofose who yet ignorant Of Ilctenstrins famous
sources In is emporium " ashinn you viii ind ribbons
TOT dress Or mnta trimmings Of every description artha
nowers ostrich tips sW and bonnet vel
vets A. well everything else IN IN particular branch ~ bu
s3ness which taste would select sah ~ The love II
yelty. Command. Lcbensens IL the Home % FASHION,
The very ssncum sanctOrnm u ehnem ny and elegance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

usrRArIA PIONEER LINE. ESTABLISHED ie52-
N Carrying the United States mas-Ihe superior ss
clipper ship JAMES HOvEy, Robinson eomnsrasr
will clear tor Sydney, W, direct on the 25h INST me
magnificent clipper ship HOCkLAND, Sargent coouan
der will clear for Melbourne the Both has elegant ~
corimodatons for passengers The clipper sss
ghakspere Lizzie Spauldng will follow the above shis
and sail early in November tor meeh' o. appy "
beard, or 10 r. w. CAMERON, No. bowling freeu'
sight bills sale cash advances made on
eonsQnees In Australia, Messrs Wilkinson Bros. Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

V,op mo pF JAxrERo-TIIE FINE FAST AgITNC
rinnsr ma R,yNEs viii have Immediate a-, sldi 4,
tbe ahog. mort and can very hausnm, iy %
~ Tor car HAVING large cabin and stat
ga .rnssinns IN e verv be III ne ke viii be fur h
Passengers would do well 20 look at the hoeA
offered by this superior vessel before gaging ese
for which apply 10 LYMAN GREESMAN, x Old sill y -
tween Front aud South streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

IHOR PORTSMOUTH, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
H The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, CAPTAIN
Thomas Skinner, win Wednesday, the 2lh inst AT
pier No IS North She viii arrive ut
Portsmouth The afternoon and at Petersburg the following
morning the South VIII proceed by the
Southern mail line Those for Richmond Will arrive there
early Friday morning Travellers viii lind this the cheap
expeditions Passengers
with sateroon, % Norfolk 81 70 Petersburg and Richmond
$40 Apply to HENRY LUDi4AM. 81 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BELFAST, DUE
- In and LondordeFry without delay for $50 Return Itch
cts 70 eher of,he ehose places good for SIX nor by an
steamer 81 the hnc $50
GLASGOW Capt Thorn pson. "Wednesday, Nov. -, do.
Rates Of passsge-Csbn, y5 third class found with cooke
provfscnG $50
For freight passage appy to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-25

CITE AN TO LIVERPOOL LONDON, GLASGOW AND
having made The a., last psssafs e sfrp sbn m
rs third class $50 For passage apply to H. j. CoRfIS
CO., III Broadway and 40 Fulton street.
L,IRsT sHIP-ACsTRALIA.-PAs PER SHIP
IL JUAN FERNANDEZ will require 10 have their baggage
on board Tuesday next ship will proceed to sea
Wednesday Oct n without fail -Four more cabin passen
SIX taken applied for AZ once
board at pier No East river or 10 GOODBYE ARhELL
4 ELLIOT, los Pearl street.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-04
improvements.

Mr.. McElfresh is making arrangements
to erectatwo-story business hourse on Com
mereiai street. A portion of his lumber
is now on the ground. It will be completed
by the first of January.
Mr.. Joel Haworth has contracted for the
erection of three large frame dwellings to
be finished by the first of January. Two
of them will be on State street and one on
Neosho street.
Mr.: Riekabaugh will soon commence the
erection of dwelling on Market street;
and Mr.. W. Brown one on Exchange street.
Messrs. Bailey & Plumb have commenc-
ed erecting a nice Office on Commercial
street.
Times are "hard,'' but Emporia is still
improving, and by next spring will have
doubled its present population.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-04
susar Cane svrupi

z Mr.. Jos. n. Miller has left at our Of
fee sample of Syrup made by him from
the Chinese Sugar Cane. The Syrup is, 70
our taste. far superior to that mauufae-
tured from the common Sugar Cane, and
sold in our markets. The sample before
us is slightly acid in taste. and OF rich
color. This is of the first manufactured,
and Mr.. N. tells US that it is not equal
to the samples he shall manufacture when
he gets his operations fairly under way.
He has about eleven acres of the cane,
which he will manufacture into syrup;
and will, as a matter of course have a
large quantity to dispose of-the cost OF
which will not probably exceed sixty cents
per gallon. Mr.. Ms advertisement viii
be found in another eolum. Samples may
be seen at this Office and at Procter's
store.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-04

During the past two weeks there have
been numerous sales of land in this vicini-
ty to persons lately arrived from the East.
and also some to old residents Our friend
Mark Patty, from the Verdigris, has been
investing pretty largely on the Cottonwood
AS near as we have been able to ascertain,
something near thirty thousand dollars
worth of land has changed hands during
the past three weeks. Most of this has
been sold at very fair prices; and but little
of il has gone into the hands of spectators.
This has of course put large amount OF
money into circulation in the community,
and will partially relieve the stringency
that has so long existed. Considerable
amounts of money are being almost daily
brought into the country, and it is impos-
sible that it should be without effect We
believe that this fall will witness compare
lively '.good times in this portion OF
Kansas.
The Kanzas news., 1858-09-04
Proceedings of a Meeting

EfOceeQ1nSS OF q meeI1nS
Held at Americus August 3ist, 1858, for
the purpose of so amending the Call for
a County Mass Convention, as to place
the power of electing Delebates to the
Ottumwa Convention in the power of the
several Precincts.
Meeting called to order by appointing
Judge Baker Chairman and w. H. Watkins
Secretary.
Notice of County Convention having
been given to be held on the 18th of Sep
tember, and believing that full representa-
ton in said Convention will be impossible,
we would respectfully urge that the said
County Convention be changed to Town
ship Conventions; and that said Township
Conventions be held on the 18th of Sep
tember. And inasmuch as Breckenridge
county is entitled to six Delegates, therefore:
ResoEred, That one Delegate be chosen by each
Township respectively; excepting Emporia Town
ship, which shall be entitled to two.
Resolved, That said Delegates shall have the
power to appoint substitutes.
Resolved, That W. II. Watkins be appointed to
confer with the Chairman of the County Commit
tee, for the purpose of completing the change here
in proposed.
ResoIoed, That the proceedings of this meeting
be forwarded to The KANSAS News for publication
A. I. BAKER, Chairman,
w. IL. WATKINS, Secretary.