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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Fillmore Men for Democracy C Alliance IN
Grant County-1he Issues

Here and there stands a solitary Fill
more Know Nothing all over the country.
It is claimed that all Fillmore men are not
Know Notbings, and we are always liberal
enough to let men speak for themselves.
That they were generally Kuow Nothings
isnes disputed. We always said they would
ultimately join in matrimonial bans with
the Democratic party, not haVi, G parti-
Gle of sympathy with Republican notions;
they are not opposed 10 slavery, never
speak against ii or its extension. They
are equally proscriptiye against foreigners
With Southern Democrats, and both alike
proclaim that {" negroes have no rights that
white men are bound to respect" There
are a few exceptions among the Fillmore
men of SO; here and there is one who
hos renouEced Know Noihingism and gives
his whole adherence to Republic unism.--
Of the kSs Fillmore votes in Grant Coun-
~, at least lis are now in open commun-
ion with the Democratic party. The mar
riaxe was openly solcmnized at the Demo
cratic County Convention where, by ar
rapsement the head of The Democratic
County Ticset was given 10 the Fillmore
. men and the TAIL to the Democracy Eos,
TER, the head of the Republican ticket, Is
acknowledged to be one of the best mon
III the country; not a solitary objection is
urged, except that ahou, 40 years ago he
was born in the old country, and has been
AL old settler IN the United States only a.
bout 80 years. Every man having grain
of prejudice sgains: the foreigner is APP
pealed TO for his vote for Mr.. TuRLEY, VIII,
is claimed TO be all right because he voted
for Fillmore! We hear Of such appeals
every day, but Republicans will generalI,
vote for Foster, Democrats aud Fillmore,
men for TuRLEY. No sound Republican
can be sedaeed iyslhis new alliance; all
he ispas of the age can. seduce them, ex-
cept here and. there one who will repent.
Every Democratic, Fillmore man and
Know Nothing will support DUNK; his a
amendment and vote in the State Conyen-
tion, gives him The Fillmore Know Moth.
ing vote ever, where. Mr. wasHBugSk
wlll receive only the clear Republican vote
aud sid therefore be unaided by any Q
he is0ss.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
In Prnhate-Prater.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant, ssc;rsl Judg
Oct. Term 1855 Present, William acson,y If ROBE
In the matter of the last will and .tes'ai'en'
Praier, deceased .;,;,g pu
nN reading and Cling an instrumen. ~ Of Robsl
s po a,s Of f. is eoun s the state
consn deceased Thereupon il is oTaerea ~ this cou
said instrument be heard before the Juago oountg
at the Court House in Lancastor IN saia clock ~
18th day of November, A. d. 1902 d. oA ~
said day. a.;.a thereof De 81
And i is further ordered that noncs This order y
to all persons interested by pnolis1s d dayof
thee @ successive weeks prsv,11ddS weekly nsw,p
ing. in the GRAFT Caunty n En;d Grant couaty,-'
Oct 2Ist 1853. County Js'A
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Estate of Bate.

safe Of Wisconsin, corntycourt Oct Term lSsS
Grant County, ass. Present, William McGoniss'
Judge. ,.I'
In the matter of the Estate of Adam Bate, deceased
AN reading and filing the petition of George Garter
~ representing among other things that said Aaaal
Bate in his time was bound by contract in writlns
to convey ID said petitioner, George Carter, cers
Lands situaiad in said Grant County, viz: The =
SW Il of e Il of Sec. TO- Town 4, Range West an11
ance Of said and and praying that the Executors Of w
last will of said Bate may be authorized and required
decree of said Court 10 execute conveyance
said premises to said Carter. 1t is ordered tns'
said petition be heard before said court at Lancaster u
said county on Monday. Dec. 9th, 1858, at ococA
~ and that notice thereof be published AZ le as,.d
weeks before such hearing, in the Grant County
printed in said Contributed this 18th Oct, 1902.
Is ct WILLIAM MclsONIGAL County JUDGE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
PERSONS ADVANCED IN IIrE

And feeling the hand of Time weighing heavil,
upon them, with all its attendant Ills
will find in the use of HooHand's German Bitters
an Exer that will instill life into their veins; re-
store. IN the energy and ardor of more youth
full days: build up their shrunken FORMS and give heaf
and energy to their remaining years.
Ask for HocfaHds German Bfters, prepared by Or. @
NJ jackson, AIS Arch Street, Philadelphia. They ar,
sold By druggists and storekeepers, in everv tow,
and village in the United States Canadas ives Indie.
and South America, at IS cents per bottle
aTJohn B. Calls, Agents. Lancaster
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23


FLoUR-Sales of lot of low grade extra
at IS; $50 bbls double extra a. SIS IS.
CRAZY Wheat, sales inferior spring at
soc: inferior fall at SIS; 1900 sacks fall,
in z lots,at $i,o5; lot prime red at /, 21A@;;
lot Zimmerman sl.2o; Mediterranean 81.
Corn, sales, lot mixed at sec; white Gle;
yellow at 62dc; choice white, in new gun
MES at Csc R bu. Oats, sale inferior at
43a55c; sales at so TO 81. Barley, dull:
sales common spring at soc; choice spring
at so; fall. 90 to $l,O5.
LEAD-Sales, lots pigs soft Missouri, a,
IS, Isl; do. delivered at the landing below
at 1910.
PorAroEs- Supply small and the price
advanced; sales common at 55c; fair mix
ed at go; good mixed at 6sa prime pink
eyes and Deshannocks at 75aeoc; choice
lots do. at S5a9O.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

NorE.-We are compelled 10 lay aside
the manuscript prepa ed by the editor of
the Teachers Column Till next week. The
long land list will soon be out of our paper,
after which we shall have more space for
contributed matter. The Reply of n
Catholic" will also appear next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Galena Prices-Oct. 10th.

FLouR-xxx Sc to 6, 80; Superfn e, 81
extra 5a5,25; fine, 1925. Buckwheat
flour, 81 so per hundred lbs. Corn Meal,
s. per 100 lbs.
GRAIs-New spring Wheat, 40 10 55c;
old, 60 to 10; winter roc. Barley, As to
SO. Oats, 4oc old crop; new 35a37a IL
Com, sheled, 4Oc.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, new, 30a40c.
Onions, soc. Beans, sla1,lo per bu.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
AttacI1nss bartholomew.
In Justice Court.

State of Wisconsin } III Justics Court.
Grant County. SIS.
Town of Plattevile,} T0 Nathaniel Bartholomew:
" OF are hereby notified that Writ of Attachment
4 has boon issued against you your property at
tached TO satisfy the demand David j. Seely amount
ing TO Ninety Dollars Now unless you shall appear be-
fore A. +. Bushnell, Justice of the Peace in and tor
said County at his office in said Town the tenth day Of
November, A. d. 1885, at o'clock in the afternoon
judgment will be rendered against you and your proper
ty sold to pay the de-Dated this 18th day of Ocobet
e. d. 1858. 3tI3chB DAVID j. SEELY Plaintiff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Joe T. Mills at Potosi.

J. I. Mills, Esq, will address public
meeting of all parties in Potosi this Sat
urday the Esd October, at 2 o'clock, Pm. !;
also, he will speak at Pleasant Valley bis
evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Attac n1ent Rogers.

Town Of G'V WiS,,e So. In Justices Court
Two EDW ARD ROGERS:- YOU are hereby notified
l. that writ Of attachment has been issued agaiDst
you and vor PROPERTY attached to satisfy the demand o.
Ann Eeadbettcr, amounting to dollars and fig
cents. Now, unless you shall appear before Francis Nc
Spaen Justice of the Peace in and for the said COUNTY
at his Office in sau town. the eighteenth day OF No
vemter. A d. 1888 at clock in the afternoon judy
ment will be rendered against you and your property solo
TO ply the dsb-Dated this eighteenth day of October
4. ID. 1888. IS ANN LEADBETTER. Plantid
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
HEAD or Stray CATTLE.

yEyAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing in the south
part OF the Town, Of lancaster on l,nds owned BY
him Tire It'll of October sos Eve head OF spring caY,
as follows beei@ and three STEERS, marked with
Slit and under it crop four of the calves are red and
white sresked specked and spotted the red predom.
aiing. the If has white than red. The owner
requested to prove property ray charges ana take snd
stray away. e. AufrEhhr"
Oct cher 18Th. 1853. 1S-H
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Republican Rally at Flattsvills.

Hon. JoHN H6rcHINs Of Ohio, success
or elect to Joshua R. Giddings, will al
dress mass meeting at Patteville this
day, Saturday the 23d October at 2
o'clock P. NJ. n large gathering is en-
pected. Hutchins is said to be very tai
sntsd and superior to Giatings as speak
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Election News.
Glorious Republican Triumshs !!
PENNSYLVANIA,
.s-- INDIANA.
OHIO,
IOWA.
MrNNEsGTa
MTNWHsCTAI!

The awful re- actions prophesied by the
Democracy to keep their men in cheer,
have not only failed, but the revolution
goes on towards the "star of liberty" The
vi,als of Democracy have give out in OLD
Berks County, where schools and men
who read, are scarcely known gracious,
what must follow
At the elections held on Tuesday, Of
last week, the following are the results on
Concressmen-1athe Republican State Off
GERS of Pennsylvania and Ohio, being elect
ed by 10000 to $4,000 majority,
coEaREEsaES ELECT IN Pennsylvania.
Morris, Verre, Mi.ward, Wood, Long
necker, Schwartz, Thad. Stevens, Camp.
BELL Scranton, Grow, Hale, jenkins, Nc
Pherson, Blair, Covode, Morehead, Nc
Night, Stewart, neutrality-suspicious..
Florence, Dihnsck- Buchanan Demo.
Gratis
Hickman, Montgomery-Do Douglas Dem
Lecompton men.
ellis aud Chapin-doubtful.
Nineteen Republicans are surely elect
ed. Schwartz, who beat J. CLANCY Jones,
was set down as an anti Lecompton Dem
oe,at, ut he an lounces himself Repub-
lean. Two Buchanan men are elected
and two Douglas men.
INDIANA eoNGREssMEN.
lst Dist Hovey, (Anii-Leconpton) prob.
ably elected.
I'd. English, {Dem.) elected.
Sd. Dunn, (Rep) elected, majority 400,
gaia.
4th. Holman, (Dem.J elected.
5'h. KiIgore, (Rep) elected.
9Th Porter, (Rep. J elected, 40 major
ity, goin.
7th. j. G. Davis, ANTI Lecosspton DEM
re-eeced.
Sth Wilson, (ftep.) reelected.
9th. Colfax, (Rep.) reelected.
10Th. Case, (Rep.) re elected.
llth, Petit, (Rep) reelected.
ONO CoNeRRssMEN.
In Ohio, the rout hes equaled that OF
Pennsylvania; the result is as follows:
Gurley, Ashley, Tom Cor~in, Stanton,
Carey, Ttimble, Sherman, Sphinx, Helmck
Tompkins, Theaker, E,lgerton, Wade,
HurcHIss, Bingham-l5 Republicans.
pendIe,on, Vallandnghan, Howard,
AHenf Martini Cox.-6 Democfsts.
IOWA cosGREssMEN.
Curtis is elected without any doubt, and
Vandevef most probably-both Republi
cans. Iowa only elects two Congressman.
MINNESOTA ELECTION.
So far as the news Of results are known,
the election in Minnesota is favorable TO a
Republican majority in the next Legsla
ture. Of the 20 Senators to elect, so far
as heard from, the Republicans have elect
ed ten, aud the Democrats six.
Of the eighty members Of the House,
the Republicans have elected, SO far as
heard from, thirty three, and the Demo
Gratis twenty-eight.
Such results tell in thunder tones, that
The public mind will turn up right when
fully aroused no, withstanding the false
professions that they. the Democrats, are
Just as much opposed to Slavery exter-
sion as any bodyf'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
To Fruit Growers and Nurserymen.

As we contemplate soon publishing a
second edition Of the Southwestern Wis-
consin Fruit Culturist," We invite nursery
men and frui. growers in this and adjoin-
ling Counties, to write out the results Of
| Ia Ell experience and observations on the
subject Of fruit growing, wherein the facts
may be peculiar 10 This region, relating 10
climate, soil, enemies to trees, dc. Also,
a List Of the several udrietics Of each KIND
of t,ut best suited to utis latitude of Wis
consin and Iowa, and to Northern Illinois.
Such communications, which must prove
Of great interest and mutual profit, will be
published in the Fruit Culturist, and Il Ii
be,al number of copies supplied gratis to
such as furnish heii experience in this in
teresting, and hitherto neglected branch Of
agriculture.
SoRdHuM MoLAssEs MAKlNd-Wc have
daily accounts, of molasses and sugar ma
king. and Of the varied success in granula
ting. No doubt exists that sugar in abun
dance will be made from the common Chi
nese Sugar Cane; experimenlsare ALREADY
accompanied with results the most salts
factory. We have been favored within a
few days with several very superior los of
|molasses--a small bottle from F. ]. Bon
HAM, Esq, thick and we'll favored, and
the taste as free from rawness as the best
sugarhouse syrup.
People erred, in not securing in time
cast iron mills for pressing the juice; these
wood nuts are a failure and bolheratlon
Why don't the manufacturers send cane
mills through tie country for sale9
See that you secure for next planting
some good seed We remember hearing
last wear, that the cane stools can be taken
ny, put in cellar, and kept for setting out
in the spring for seed This may be true !;
try Il.
Sugar Cane is no longer an experiment,
but one Of the great staples Of cur coan
try. Sugar plantations will soon be as com
mon in Wisconsin as III Louisiana, so that
the Tariff levied for protecting the Lou
isiana planter, will also serve the Northern
sugar planter! 1t will soon be as consti-
tutional to protect Northern luleres, as a
Soul ern Interest,".
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

Tle present administrator majority
i'm the House of Representatives, is twenty
Etwo. Flse gains lr Ohio, In!iana and
Pennsylvania Will be at least twelve, So if
the Republicans hold thur own in future
elections, The House will be thei,s. But
in New York State, the Republicans will
probably gain suilicenL to constitute a re-
4 fable ,lisloritT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Notica to all nersous.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that will not be re-
~ sponsbte for will pay heretofore hereaf.
ter, any debts contracted by stepsons, Peter and Viii
liam I'd rns in my name, and forbid all persons to trust
them oa any account. JOHAN MUENCH.
LancNser Oct 18th. 1853 lS-3w*
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Washburn 20 SpeBk as Hazel Green and
Plattaville--26th & 9th Oct, evenings.

Hon. &C. WAsnBURN will speak at
Hazel Green on Tuesday 26ih anG at
Plattevillo on Wednesday 9th in the
evening at both places. Other able
Speakers viii slso be present. HurcHESs
NJ. C. elect from Ohio, Will probably be
on hand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Wisconsin----1ts Politics Judge Dunn.
LAFAYETTE Co, Wis, Sept. rs, 1858.

LAFAYETTE Co, Wis, Sept rs, 1858.
ED1roR OF THE HERALD A few weeks
ago | perused letter in your columns.
dated at Prairie du Chen, with much
pleasure. That writer was nnqaetaoaably
riqht in stating that the Hon. Charlrr
Dunn. he nominee for Congress in this
|. isrct, by the Democratic party, is q
sound National Democrat, and opposed
10 the heresies and Disappointing schemes
Of Judge Douglas. Judge Dunn was n
an early day lawyer aud politician Of
prominence in the State, was appointed
Chief Justice of the then Territory Of Wis
consin, (of which now consists the States
of Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota. and Of
The Territory of Decotah, from Illinois,
Judge Dunn is politician of too much
experience and shrewdness not TO know
that the course of Stephen A. Douglas,
more than that of all other political men
combined, does the Northwest owe its
present humiliatng and anti Democs atic pc
Isition--lhat he forced upon the Democrat
ic party Of the North, unbidden and unask
ed, issues that have submerged it., AMI in
its darkest period anal most critical mo
ment, to answer his own selfish ends, de-
serted the standard Of his own raising,
and the issues SO far as the Democracy
of the North are concerned-of his own
counting.
Whatever Judge Dunn, or any other
Democrat, may think of the correctness of
Judge Douglas position on the question
of the Lecomp,on Constitution, contrast
ing his position short fifteen months ago,
when he made his speech at Springfield,
and that he. occupies now, be not only can
applaud his integrity, bit lie must dexpise
his treachery Judge Dunn las too much
of the frankness of the high-minded Ken
tuckian. in him not to sympa'hize with
the true Democracy of Illinois, especially
when It is led on to the battle by his for
mer political associates, Judge Breese and
Skinner, and theOld Ranger. TheotherI dis
!tricts in the State are Tess fortunate in their
Democratic nominations Both Messrs
Brown and Larrabee are sealous friends
and portizans 9th Illinois densagogue.
and they hare pledged themselves to Ink
their fortunes nth him. In both Districts
a SQUAD Democrat could have been elected
if nominated. The result as it is, regret
to say, is doubtful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Judge Dunn and the Old Settlers.

The most ludicrous motion party can
mike among sensible people, is to appeal
to the sympathies of a particular class OF
men for votes! g You are an old settler,
so IS Judge Dunn-heretore, you Should
uote torhim," has been the address to hum
dreds all over the country. Whether such
appeals have effected more than smiles and
laughter, jeers and contempt, We are una
bic to say-though some men are simple
enough to listen TO the shallowest bumbug.
lit is claimed that Judge DUsS has been a
esident of Wisconsin some twenty-five
years, and that Mr.. WAsHBuRSE has been
a resident only little over % wears j.
Great Jerusalem! What veneration two
or three years gave in early times!l 1t is
not even expcdient 10 run iilne-llne be-
tween old and new settlers. 1t is saying
TO all, "let The new settlers s0te for their
men. and Tie old settlers vcfe for thurs. :
!" Throw principles to the dogs, and lei
there be formed cliGues or classes of men,
based upon nationalties, religions, date Of
settlement, pedigree, &c.V' Such pop
cock appeals to old settlers is childish aud
in point of sh,.llowness only equal to that
exclusive bias is upon which the know moth
ing party stands. We have, and SO has
every man reasonable regard for the cid
settler, Int such regard is no pledge TO dis
regard party and principles, and vote for
the old settler because he is an old settler
As we'll might appeals be made for the
rocks Of Platte Mounds-they being set
tlers thousands Of years before Juage
DUNN! MCCARTNEY, RoUNTREE, SHAN
LEY, GILBERT. and others, ere much older
settlers than Dunn, but never have the,
asked for votes and office because they
acere old settlers President BUCHANAN, q
very old settler Of Lancaster, Pa, has just
been repuaiated at home and abroad, by
the old settlers. Judge DUNN, regular
BUcHAEAE man, must stand or fall in like
manner upon his merits.
But you may deny hat DuNs is BIZ
cHANAx man. Here is the proof: The
Chicago Herald, leading and Jealous Ma
lional Administrator organ, keeps a cor
respondent in Wisconsin; he wrote lately
from SinFhrbur. h, as follows:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR. The
lengthy and able account Of the State
Fair, published in our paper this week
and prepared especially for the Herald, de
serves a reading. The writer worthy
% ntleman of Grant Comfy, has our thanks
and we promise him any favor he may
ask. 1mg
DoU6Ixs IN ILLINOIS, is now pretty
certain that Lincoln will beat Douglas in
Illinois. This event will give the Admin
istration Of Mr.. Buchanan great JOY, and
will seal the ruin of one Of the most dan
geroas sophists on earth !. Douglas is a
man that no party can. t,ust because his
aspirations know no party boundaries. All
~ 49, si..rl,' a.i.ta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
This " eek's New Advertise nsnts

GREAr IaALL AND WINTER Stock
Howe 4 Burr have opened their large
stock of 9 ,ods, of the latest style and
quality, which they advertise for sale
cheap.
EElsails for sale BY Goldsmith, Ian
caster
EH Examine the numerous stray and
legal picrs, also, 10 he found among hi
Meek asssetts>elsiSlfts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

CoURr-En the hurry of all sorts of
business, we are unable this week to copy
from the records, and publish the list of
cases aid how disposed Of at our late CT
lit Cahit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Alta 81. tt-Bartholenew
La Justices Court,
Stale of Wisconsin, }
Ir,nt C1.-4 :

State Of WiaeonsIn,| Ia Justices Court
Grant Capt, -
Town OF PLATE, ii. Nat .'t;IEL T. DARrHoLHMAE:
" OF are hereby noilei, tnat a Writ of Attachment
I has been issued against you and your property at
ttched To satisfy the demand of Isaac Hodges
ing to Fifty Dollars. Now unless YOU shall appear before
A. r. Bushneil,a Justice of the Peace in and for said
County ut his ojics in said Town tae tenth day Of
November a. D. 1855, nj o'clock in the afternoon
judgement will he rendered against Yoa AMI your prop
criy sold to pay tn" d-btDated this 18th day Of 0co
ber A. D. 1858. StlschB ISAAC HODGES Plaintiff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Democratic County Nominations.

For sherif-JOHN b. TURLEy.
For Treasursr-JOHN III. VANCE.
For Register Of Deeds-THOMAs l.. NASH.
For Clerk of Roord-HENRY l.. MANN.
For Clerk Of Ceurt-THOMAs j. GREEN.
For Datriet Atorney-iSAACs S. CLARK.
Cor cosnty Surveyor ALTER III. HAMMOCK.
For C0ronor-DANIEL BANFILL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
> STRAY CoLTs-RaWARD.

GfTRAYED from the Morrison Farm near Lancaster
y about the middle of April last, two Mare Collisions
a large two year old past iron grey, bold face hind
legs white halt way up to gam5rels the other bay
ytaing past, strip OF white in forehead running trans
.ersuiy, hind feet white half way up gambel joints
Any tue Information Of said colts left at the HERALD
fce will be thankfully received handsome reward
will be pai! iof their delivery
Oct I'D 1883. IS-ft MRS F.S. MORRISON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

R P. V. WISE, Esq, formerly Of
Grant County, is about starting an able
paper at Prescott, Pierce, county, Wiscon
sin, himself 10 be the editor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Democratic Nominate as.
FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS 2D CONG. DIST
CHARLES DUNN.
OF LAFAYETTE co.
Democratic Assembly Nominations

"a Dis,ris.-Platteville, &c.-W. W. pimock.
Sd Distsict--P otossi, Sc.-James W. Seaton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
NJ AR RfEO

In Ellsiboro', by Rev. James Sims, Mr.. WILLIAM
Cook of Beetown, to Miss AlEKILLA FRY of Eenboro'
Oct. Ifth-In Sme!ser. byRev r. R. Wood Mr. PRESTON
MARION BRAY to Miss MARGARET ADELIA WAITNEY, ali
OF Smelser
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23

THE LAST HALF OF THE PRESENT TERM
OF the LANCASTER INSTITUTE will commence
Monday. Oct. 4ih.
Students will do well to enter at that time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
SPECIA l. OTIC ES
--~--~a~~->~--
CARD

CARD
Learning from the proceedings of the Democrat
ic County Convention, published in the HERALD, that
the nomination for District Attorney given to me-
would respectfully tender SAID Convention and the De-
mocracy of Grant County, CRATE al acknow
for this expression of favor bu it becomes my duty To
make known. that circumstances beyond my control
render it Impossible for accept the nominaton
ISAAC s. CLARK,
To DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CoaaITrFE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-23
Assembly Nominations.

Firs. pistrict- Hazel Green, &c.--WILLIAM BRANDON
Cd Distrct-Platteville &c.-JESSE WALDORF
Cd District Posos &c.-SIMoN E. LEWIS.
4,h District sncaster, &c.--H. A. ". McMA1R.
ssh Distyict-Patch Grove, &c.-LUTiIER BASF0RD.