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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
MEETING OF TEACEEEs AT LANCASTER ON
TUESDAY, THE 18th OF SEPTEMBER.

The meeting of School Teachers, for
Normal instruction and fer adopting uni
form methods of pubic school teaching in
Grant County, will be held at Lancaster.
COR mencing on Tuesday the l4th day o
September. By the constitution adorie.
at the August session, there are to be he'll
two meetings of teachers in every year.
one in the spring and onc in The fall. The
regular fall session for 1858 is TO com
.nence on the l4th OF September, and DO
held the remainder of the week five days
So far as known, nearly every teacher in
the county in.ends to be present. The at
tendance will probably be very large, and
the leading teachers of Grant County, and
perhaps the adjoining counties are 10 at
tend.
The valuable aims Of County Associa.
items Of Teachers are many, few Of which
We attempt TO enumerate: to educate
teachers in the foundation principles o.
learning; to educate them in uniformity
Of method, and introduce s, stem in giving
instruction to young children; by intro
ducing uniformity in school government
method of conducting schools Il systematic
instruction, to effect more work in less time
and at less expense; to make the common
school more like the academy in respect te
.ystem, order and perfection; the aim o
the whole is to educate the teacher anc
thereby furnish him the knowledge ane
power to educate the child.
We hope no. teacher will be absen'
from this cheap and speedy institution,
whereby SO much may be gained for teach
er. parent and child, We also trust sui
table arrangements may be made at Lam
caster for the Teachers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
FOR MEMB Err OF CONGRESS I'D CONG. DIST
G. c.. WASHBURNE,
OF IOWA COUNTY.
Western Congressional Coven-
tion-C. G. Washburne Nomi-
mated for Congress.

At the Republican Congressional Con
renton, held at Prairie du Chen on The
lst of September, Hon. Z. C. Washburnc
received the nomination. Every Assem-
bly, District in Wasburne's Congressional
Distric, was fully represented, there being
3a Assembly Districts and 6o delegates
present. On the informal ballot, Wash
burne had 40 votes, Hanchett Is, and
scattering 2. After the informal ballot,
Washburne was unanimously nominal ed
as the Republican Candidate to represent
the Second Congressional District in Con-
gre.s. Many besides delegates attended
from various parts of the District, Also
from the vicinity Of Prairie du Chen, and
the meeting was large and spirited. The
Convention was addressed by Washburne.
Harvey, Bean and several Others. The
resolutions were adopted unanimously and
perfectly good feelings prevailed through
out. All the business was done in about
tive hsurs, and an hour WAS consumed in
speaking.
1t seems to be generally understood that
the three brothers WAsHBURNE, of Marine,
Illiaois and Wisconsin, will he reelected
by heavy maiorities.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
LADIES: LAniEs.I

Are you afflic ed With Neroogsssss, D,fp.,ns N
of Energy, Weakness, Disziness, VI Sick A:sassI,
kesG the following:
M. HuLsHizEE, Doylestown.p Pa, June a. 1853. Al
.'My wife has bosn AFFLICTED witIx Nervous DEBILITY n
September, 1881, since which time have beea un.Nl
End any physician or medicine that would benefit
in the lsssst Until day callsdst the store u
Harvey, OF this town for aome tincture Of iron and
scrbed to hin, the afiictions OF my wife h5then bal
ed me lot Of papers to read, among which fOaat
describing Hooiand's German bitter,. imnedis;
procured few bottles from him, and AN pleased tosi
that the use of the Bitters has done more good thai
the medicine she has heretofore taken. wish ,ou
send me y half-dozeE bottles"
These Bittess are prepared ~ Dr. G. n. Jackson
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa. and arc soid By dfg
and sto s'scspers in every town and village in the
ted States Canadas, West Indies, ssd South Americs
rs cents per bottle. Be surc and get Hogassis Gsa
Bif:ers.
E-CaIlis Il Pepper, Agents, Lancaster.
F. PhiIbrick & Co. Agents. Boscobd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
wOur billingsea:e neiphhor of tho

re Our bilingSga;e neighhor of the
Gazette accuses US Of quackery, becsuse
We publish DR.. Ayers advertisements
Now this same editor knows the Pharma
copeia itself is not more free from the Gus
picions Of quackery than his medicines
He knows they are indorsed by the medi-
cal Journals of this country, are prescribed
bv our best physicians, and have the COM
meadalion Of professors and eminent men
Of character too exalted for his compre-
hensiop, and he knows too that have done
and are doing in this community an
amount Of good which the utmost stretch
Of his ability can never hope 70 equal
Berks Co Press, Reading, Pa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

DIR. RoBAcK's ScANDIsAvIAN BLOOD
MsDrc,NFs. last, in Sweden, the in
gradients Of two Remedies that disinfsct
the blood Of every corrupt element, have
been found. DR.. Roback has combined
them. He offers the result in his Scan
pINIvIAn BLOOD PURIFIER and Bloom
PILLS. They are striking the faculty with
amsze1nent, and causing thousands Of the
sick to rejoice. In cases Of Indigestion, liv-
er complaint, scrofua, rheumatism, dlsr-
rhea, in fact, in all cases Of disease, not
organic, they cure the patient as certainly
as dav succeed. darkness. See Adv.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Second Round Of Quarterly Msstin,,

For Piatteville District, West Wisconsin e
ference. ,-s-lz;s{
Montfort, at the Camp Ground ns,, W,
vile, commencing Sept. "a. va
Boscobel and Fenhimone,Y at the w.,
camp ground, commencing Sept. 9th.
Lancaster, al the Camp Ground on Or
commenc ing Sept. 10th.
P,aiteviile, Sept. 18th and 18th.
Washburn and ElIenboro', at Sw,,,. ..
grounds commencing Sept. Path.
Patch Grove, October I'd. & Sd,
Beetown, +" 9Th & 10th.
Potosi, F." 10th l. l7th.
jamestown, 23d & Oath
Halle Green. 30& 3lst.
Providence, November 9th 4 7th.
The Preachers in this district ar. r,,,I
fully solicited to attent the Camp M,.H,l
as far they can consistently. Preachers
the adjoining districts will please feel Md
selves invited, and assured they will re.1
a cordial welcome. ELI c. JONES,p. E]
Montfort, August l4th, 1853.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Note to Teachers and Friends Of Education.


Il will be remembered that one column
of this paper has >been obtained by the
Association for one year. On taking
charge of THE department CT the paper We
respectfully solicit the assistance of teach
ers, town supsrintendents Isnd Others III
terested in the cause Of education. No
pains win be spared to make this dspsrt
mant credit to the association and ~
honor to This paper. All communications
intended Cor publication IN this should, fo'
the present be sent to |. Fl. MILLER, Haze
Green, Wis. No communication will be
published unless accompanied by the name
of The writer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
County Republican Convention.

The call for County Convention for
Republican candidates to Ill
the several county offices will be seen at
tie head Of our editorial columns. 1t will
be held OF Wednesday during court week
the primary or town caucuses to DC held
j, the previous Saturday. 1t is sincerely
hoped hat the delegates chosen will be OF
tie very best Of our men, s,ch AS cannot
be deceived or influenced by the wlre-woik k
ers. The Republican party of Gran, Co.
is large, firm and respectable and the pow
er exists 10 nominate and elect our besi
nen. The time has arrived when a
multitude OF designing men may rise up
and by small means seek to get tho poS-
er---such men as have hitherto laid quiet
Stand firm and free from their influences
Just now is the time to dampsn their aspi-
ratlons. They may seek to control the
primary town conventions, but cannot
effect anything if all the sound men at
tend.
Just now the purpose of the democracy
is 10 hold no Democratic County Conven
ton, bu, to encourage disAffections an,:
unite on local interests with disappointed
Republicans in fol ming Peoples ticket
Indeed this is their resort in most places
the democratic party beins reduced to
| fragments and there being such dark fu-
)ture in the distance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Hon. J. 7. Rlowns Affidavit en- the Charge Of
Bribery snd Corruption.

On The first page of our paper will be
found the affidavit of Hon. j. I. BRowN,
member of the Assembly from Grapt Co.
for 1855, in which be denies under oath
that he received r. R. Bonds for his vote
for the corruption bill of that year, or tha
he was promised any compensation for his
vote. Also, will be found the communi-
cation of Mr.. A. FosrRR, defending Mr..
BRowN from The charge. We lay all be-
fore our readers, without any opinion OF
ours at present. 1t is now suggested aid
believed by many that the Bonds set apart
for Mr.. Brown We're never delivered to him
but handed TO Mr.. CArLIN. 1t will he
noticed in the Investigating Commit tees
Report that no Bonds were appor toned
or set apart for Mr.. CArLIN. though Dewey
swears that he handed to Catlin SIS 900 in
Bonds. Where did they come from, if
not the lot apportioned to Brown! If
Brown got Bonds, where did the Catlin
Bonds come 'FRONT.'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
M A r r ! e o

In tbs village Of Darlington, or the 22a Of AZ
AIR. ID. T. LISpLKY, Jr., Editor Of the Excelsior, 70
MANY l.. CHAPLIN, only daughter Of Ed. n. T. W
Both of Darlington, Lafayette Co., Wis
July 2lst in the town of Marion, by Ransom se
Esq, Mr.. LxANDKR PITESGER and Miss MARY bRN1
both of the above town.
Aug. 3lst--At the Dennston House, Cassyille,
P.Dswey, Esq, Ar. BREsSHo SHuLTsx and AisA
sHctrsg, both of the town of Busna vists, Iowa
Aug. Sth--In the town Of Little Grant by Ei y
Esq, Mr.. GEORGE +. PxRKiys, Of Fenniirors, a'a
l.ovIsA J. HoAG, of Little Grant. =;
Aug. l5th--At Mount Hope, by Charlea Les'et
Mr.. SAMUEL FITzGRRALD, OF Fonuinore, to NILS Y
w V. STONE, Of Mount Hope.
The sun beamed With brilliancy on that memsFa
To each Others wishes they have sworn to obey
Every prospect appears uncommony fair, n
To bring much happiness to the-vouthful pair !
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
cAssvLLE-pEAHIE DU CHEN.

On oar way to the Convention we stop
ped awhile at Cassvile, one Of the most
important market Towns in Grast Co., ~
well as interesting and venerable for its his
tory and men. The Denniston House
built many years ago at a cost of $4,000
and kept at present by Mr.. REUBEN
Thomas, still presents a magnifcenee I'M
equallsd in all the west, except by the
bluffs in its vicinity. Considering the
wild country back of Cassvile. so sccessi-
BILE bv nice roads, the beautiful bosom OF
mother Mississippi and the wild scenery SO
strangely con.ras!ed with surrounding
heights and with SO many other a't'ac-
lions, also the superb rooms and sccomino-
dations sfforded at the Dennistoa House,
it onght to be known as r summer resort
equal to any offered in the western coun-
Try. 1t is the most cleaniy and health
fnl river town in the west. The mer-
chants and grain dealers of Cassville pos
sess large amount Of ready capital, large
enough TO buy and store all the grain
raised in any year within trade bounds,
and own warehouse room enough to store
the same for any length Of time. Such
considerations give A pre-eminence. and
power to Cassvile not easily overcome -
Added TO all these we might refer to a
still more permanent source of revenue
possessed by Ca.sville; we mean the large
number ofGerman mechanics settled there
they are class of people who seldom die,
never desert nor spend an idle moment.in
work hours. No human competition can
therefore stand before lhen--onlv wind,
water or ERE resist.
PRAIRIE Du CHrEs has already progress.
sed so far beyond its neighboring rivals in
wealth, population, manufactures, public
and private buildings, besides that permsr,
en-, strength which OILY ripe ags can give,
that all sttefppta to excel must fail. Nc
GsEeoK, its nearest rival, may indeed ul
timately win in the small matter of selling
goods, but Prairie Gu Chen must outrun
by reason of her equipage; the hotels, pub
lie halls. hanks, boat and railroad proprie-
sor.hips, large area of lot lands, SO broad
and cheap and enthusiastically divided as
to accommodate quarter of million, are
the great estate. Of Prairie du CHEN, not
possessed by any Of her rivals and generally
impossible to Iobtaia for them. Age,
cash substance, position, space, and i'm
movable capital must ever be the master
Of jusenility borrowed capital, narrow
hounds and temporary structures.
The common panic is visible q. Prairis
du Chen, yet not with that dark prospec,
seen in most western towns The trade is
light but the transactions in property are
heavy; the sales are light but for cash.
Prairie du Chen, next TO Galena COM
m.nds the Upper Mississippi commerce
aud steam transportation, and owns the
heaviest interest in all the monopolizng
enterprises.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Mondel House, Prairie du Chen.

Most of the delegates to the Congress
s.onal Republican Convention stopped al
the Aondsi House, one Of the first Hotel
in the West, and equal to any of.h bes,
The proprietor, Ar. MoNDEL, is a working
man from basement to garret, having ris-
eo from one Of The people to the highss'
ssaiion in the rega d. of good men every
~here-yet remaining the Same socia BIZ
MospEL as before. His is an exampl,
worthy Of imitation and respect.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
IN PROBATE-EsTATE OF C0o"

S;ate of Wiscousin. CouutyCourt, Augus.t ron,l
County Of Grant, %. Present, Wilism A'''. IA
In the matter of the estate of John Cook' u'''
nN reading and cling the Petition OF ss% d
dial, and Joshua Brindley, Admini .sa 70 ssl
esate of said deceased, praying tor hcenso of n
means to paw off the debts OF said deceased SH'
es of administration. ,.ti,r d
And ihsreupon it is ordered that the n S"urt 81
petition be heard before the Judge or TINS Il.
Court House in Lancaster in said Coung,p ".
day And il is further ordered, that notice t MI.
gwen to ali persons Interested by publishing Of
in the Grsnt County Herald, "a weekly "a August
lishsd At Lancaster 10 said COunty.-Da,Tscr . 1
1905. 4til wilma" Comfy jpu1
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

MARKsrs.-At present, the markets are
in confused condition. The new crop OF
wheat and oats are so inferior in qualt,
That it is difficult to fix their prices: a
bnsh4l of either may weigh only half it,
proper weight, and be otherwis. damaged
Wheat i. nominallv worth IS cts. toy 90
Oats, from 20 to so cents. Old grain
bears a high price. We think the quality
of new crop is superior in other parts to
our own.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
A MAJORITY OF JuEoas SUFFICIENT TO

A NAUGHTY OF JuEoAs SUFFICIENT TO
CogyIcr.- A measure of reform in crini-
nal law, dispensing with the practice of
requiring unanimous verdict from jury,
is now before the British Parliament. 1t
does MT propose the majority principle,
but wi.hes to get rid of the practice Of
with the jury by placing one
man upon i, to hold out against all the
others. 1t proposes that it, after certain
elaboration by the jury, they all sgreed
except one or two, the verdict Of these
v ho had agreed, SHOULD bs considered as
the verdict Of the whole tw:lse. subject.
however. to be reviewed, and if necessary,
set aside.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

How THE DiscovsRY OF E,.o,-.''
WAS LAranED AT. Speaking Of ~. ,
publication of his papers on elec,,i'
Franklin mselfsays:
Obliged az We were to Mr.. coIi;,,
for the present of the tube, 81 I ,t
it right he shoalI be informed of Wy 'u0as
cess i'll using it, and wrote hin, Sew
tiers containing accounts Of orr VIA
men.s. He got then, read il Tho III .
Society, where they were hot >, N"
thought wsrlh 80 much notice IL
printed in their ,rausac.ions. On.
which | ~Fose to Mr.. Kennsrsley o ri
sameness Of lightning with electric,
sent to Mr.. Mitchell, an aceustso"a
mine, and a member of the Society. !.
wrote me word that it had bqen rs,s
was laughed at by the connoissen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Galena A4a,As.--Aug. '2s.

FLOUR--NXX IS. to $3.50 ; Supeiffns, y
extra. $b.ooa6,23; fine, ss,25. Buckwheai
81 90 per hundred lbs. Com Meal. 81 90 per !
GRAN---Wheat,s spring (new CROP Common
zoe; Ch ,ice, 75aSo. Barley, 80. Oats. 81 lbs
aosc old crop; new, s7a:o. Corn, sheilsd, w
PORK Mess per bill. $500; Hams sil
Shoulders, 7ssc sides, sAa9c.
MfscELLANEOUs--L i0Aaiicj Eu'tet
kinea 10 .r0i! laat2&; Eggs Sc; Cheese, ioal2si
tatnes, new, 5osso; Onions. soc Der bni Ia
rough, 6a7, rendered saio. Candles '!oulal
pressed Is, star 2oa22.
MLNERAL-Ss3 per 1866 Hrs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Prairie du Chen, Aug. Goth, 1858.

ANOTHER CABLE FREDERICKSBURG
toms of an agitation In favor of a cable d.
rect from New York to Europe, are alrea-
dy strongly manifested, in the imperial
city Of our East. The next thing Bosto u
Philadelphia and Baltimore will find
themselves unable to transact their bust
ness with the old world without an elictri,
cal cord for each. Ocean teleg raphs will
be the rage now.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

A .CoRREcrIoN.- E. H. Day, no
ported recent, to have committed suicide
up north, writes letter 10 tho Milwaukee
Sentinel denying the charge-shough he
tried to commit the act with champagne
in 1885, but failed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
N PRoBATE-RsT. OF BARTHoLo"

State Of wisconsin, :. Countycourt,
County of Grant Present, +" ,.no.r. y
In the matter of the estate Of Jacob
an this day came L. u. strong; dAscessed, and bs]
his Court his Administration account iof ordered
s.id account be b.Or: the J yssss a.
on the 18th day of September 4. " i0II:
q a aa,u And it is further ordsred !. .n oa
thereof Be given to ali persons intsress1; y
this order for three successive weeks wessly %
Of hearing in the Grant County Asr ;a 'corny~I
paper published at Lancaster IN saiu u
August 24lh, 1855. ~. County Ja4I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
New York Market.

The -four market yesterday Was 'iall
and heavy for commen graies. Wheat.
to &c lower. Stocks firmer, with mod
erat,' business. The qusn'ity of money
Oh hand continues largs ami 10 increasing,
with only litnite.i .l,nanl. Rates. 3 to
per cent, on call.-[Galen Adv of Tue.
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
st. Louis Lead Market.

The St. Louis Republican of the 10Th
ISL, Gays:
LsAr The market holds firmly up to
las, quotations, with sales of about 1900
pigs Galena q, SIS 35 Soft Missouri, We
learn, has sold in some instances for the
same figures, although our quotations have
compromised only very small lots al SIS 80
per 100 lbs,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

instruction, bit aiming especially to in
part both general and technical ability &c
teach.
9th. A Normal School proper, as !;
State Institution, and forming one Of the
several schools that make up cornplet,
University.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

GF he aggregate city taxation in
New York City is *s,47l, oel 81. or
nearly sloo 90 per heal for cry voter.
The State tax of Wisconsin is about $780,
600 or about 81 so for every voter-sl.
most nothing as compared With New York
CITY tax.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

EF It is stated. upon authority Of those
who have heard it, that cat, when her
I all j. pinched between door and pe-t.ut-
tiers the vowals, a. e. !, 0, IL, with great dis
tinetness. 1.-THE injury is prolonged, she
gives " and Y.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

Mr.. w. II. Rarey. brother of ths
world renowned horse tanner, is in the city
and will organize class to-day Friday for
the purpose Of giving instruction in the
art in which bis wonderful power over Vi
cioas horses, will be demonstrated -
kanosha Times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
Nilwaukee Market-sept. l

GRAIN--Wheat--Eo spring s2ass; ex'H
97a$i !; red winter 81 .00,f .U5, whstS do' i,iaal
Oats, dull at 43s4ic. Rye, III demand at 3D.
leg, scarce and advancing, quoted day at ~
Corn, heavy at 60a62.
FioUR-Spring extra country brands quote
$5a5,26, city brands spring and winters, 'O's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

NEW Po.r OrTIcRs IN BADAx Co.-T~o
new post Offices have been established in
Badax county; one at Newton village,
named Hockey. and one near Hunts Mill.
Bloomingdale, AMOS CARPENTER, P. NJ. =,
the latter place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

The ViroQua Times thus sums up its OBJ
serva ions Of crops in Badax: Spring Wheat
half a crop-Winter averaga-Oats, ave-
rags-Corn aud Potatoes bid fair TO be
very heavy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

ADDITIos TO The Posr UFFIcE.-Col.
Dousman has just finished small but snb-
stantial building along side Of the Post Of
fee, which il designed to accommodate
the increased bulk Of mail matter which
daily arrives here Prairie du Chen
Leader.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
John T. Potter re-nominated.

At the Racine Congressional Conven-
son on Tuesday. Hon. JoHs F. Porter,
our present Representative in Congress,
was re-nominated by exclamation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
MARKETS.


Prairie du Chen Ksrket--Aug. "a
GRAIN--Wheat. 65aaoc. Corn, 49, Oats, u.
FLOUR Extra, $aaa,2s Cornmesl, $i,9s
MEATS Fresh Pork f,r reta trade, =! .7sAI
Fresh Beef. &s.s0a4,50 per cwt.- Hams, ioc.
Observation-Disclosures ba2oc; Cheese ish
Eggs, i2aisc per dcz.: Lard, iGE Potatoes, 'ei
pei bu Onions, Toaso; White Beans, Sioe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

Advices from Utah represent the
Indians more hostile than at any other
Tine since the Territory was organized. -
fle acts and policy Of Gov. Cumming are
sid TO give general satisfaction. and lie still
retains the confidence of the community.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

Hon. IsRxAL WAsHBURS. of Maine,
(brother of E. B. and G. c. has been re-
nominated BY the Republicans of the Fifth
district for re election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
TEMPERANCE MEETING

We are requested to notice tha, Rev.
Mr.. HAcKsRY will address the friends Of
Temperance and Others, at the NJ. E.
Church, on Tuesday evening next. A
general attendance 10 urged.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

CaASBERRIEs are said to be very ahnn-
lant his seasen, and although not We:
quite ripe, they are being brought into
this market by the Indians, and fsom 9th
or sources, in large quantities. We are
indebted to Mr.. Porter, who has them on
sale at bis store on Center street, for lot
of these agreeable berries Winona Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
femeorate Congressional District CONVENTION
end District

Democratic convention will be held at Prsiiis du
ian "wednesday the Sth day ofSepternber next At IL
d icck NJ for the purpose of nominating candidate
fo Congress. TO be sdppolted by the dtnocrame party
NJ The second district at the ensuing election.
The ratio OF rep esenaton will be two delegates from
~ .b .saemhlv District District Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

CAssvILLE BUSINESS CHANaE-Brinck-
mann 4 Co., give notice that they sell on
Nv for cash..
They invite Blacksmi,hs to call Oh them
for stock and tools.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

The majority against the Lecompt.
on Constitution in Kansas, as officially de.
cIared is PIP.