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MORNING LEADER.
lFOurih of July Visit ter Bostun!
BY An UNPROTECTED FEUALB.


Wal. ey'ry thing was so despCrit comfortable
that l sot up purity la;c, an icelin kind Of e.c-
waited in spirit | took It inter my head ter sing
that solemn tune, berinuin'-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
war 0gsTIEE RosEs.

From day to day the war between
Buchanan and Douglas increases in
acrinony and violence. All par les uow q
gree that the differences, offences and insults
never can be healed without dishonorable
sacrifices. The war OF must therefore rage,
even to exterminatim.
The following from the Dubuque North
Vest, edited by sthe Buchanan arp'cant
for Postmaster at Dubuque over Cookery q
Douglas man:
"There are two Douglasses. There was
timo when there was some differe nee be
tween them. $ In the case of the two
Douglasses, even colcr has almost ceased
to be distinctive between them x The
Rochester statesman in black and the little
Chicago statesman in red stand shoulder
to shoulder. After Kansas is admit
ted.into the!Union, the two Douglasses will
find ample time to discuss The important
question between them as to which shall
become the Anti Leeompton Black Repub-
lean candidate for the Presidency in 1860
As Fred has the color on his side Stephen
will be forced to yield the track"
This must be exceedingly compliments
ry to the great Douglas and his friends
The Dubuque Herald replies with even
greater bitterness, absolving it>olf forever
from Buchanan and his Know Nothing al
liances.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
DELINQUENT Tax List.

The Iist of lands advertised in our pa
per this week, to be sold in April Tor the
taxes, unless'such taxes are sooner paid, il
considerably longer than in past years, SC
many being unable to raise the money to
nay their taxes. The Towns and School
Districts have levied more taxes than the
State and County. Squstter Sovereign
ty ia therefore more prodigal than Repre-
sentative Sovereignty. School Districts,
Towns, Counties and the State--all have
Legislative powers, SO far as voting tax is
concerned. This ramifcation of severe ign
tT, from the highest down to til" lowest, is
expensive; but expenaive az it is, it is bet
ter shan to remove the power from the
people.
1t will beJwell to compare the printed
list with your receipts and see that all is
right. This may save you great trouble
in future. Now is always the time to see
that oil Is right.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
DIED

Fob. ed AT her residence in Pulaski, Iowa County,
Wis, of lung disease. Mrs. MARY S. RICHARDS, wife OF
ar. J. p Richards and daughter of Sanford and Mary
Ann Citafee formerly of Massachusettsagcd 33 jer5,
months and IS days.
The eceying and lingering agent for destroying hui
life, of whiss the subject OF this obituary died. At
tackled her about two years ago. She resorted TO the
lake Side Water Cure Infrnsry at Madison, where some
relief afforded nfled the dasase nppesre conquer
ed for time AID she seemed to have hopes OF ultimate
recovery But, alas for human trust III disease that
aters set conquesi About three weeks before her
DEATH &ht cold aroused the siinbering embers OF
disease and life yielded to tho enemy. The visitor
was not unexpected! sad not unwelcoine perfect faith
in the Saviour and knowedge Of heirship in the riches
earthly captivity aad the beginning of perfect
ion with God Only the true Christian hope she
hoped and aoce as rcoced in approaching dissolu
lion from The ties that bind EARTH Such only part
with family aad sriends as the goes downso rse in
light perpetual morning to watch and guard them
to reunion With her in heaven
Mrs Richards left devoted husband, and two inter-
eang children, besides father brother and sisters
mourn death. The bereayed have tho sympa-
thirs of srge circle OF the friends OF deceased,
who will always consider them the tokens of rencn
brauce of combining all the qualities of kind wifs
parent friend to ALL and devoted Christian.
seTo FRIEND CovEr: Died az Ianca ater March 9th,
1885, Gro ". SuAFxoD, aged 81 years. Dir S. was q
member Of the 0hioBs and TO this place to regain
his ealh; but il has resulted ii the FINAL termination
of his earthly career. Written BIZ himself except the
date--FD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
r LAND COUNTY.

4 hill is before the Legislature 10 split
Abe Yth {this) Judicial district by Topping
off Richlan1 county and attaching it to
the With Crawford county, circuit The
Richland county Observer fsvoTs the
change and argues that, being attached to
the mining counties of Iowa, Grant and
Lafayette, whose interests and population
are foreign'to theirs--they aresecnsequen'-
ly oppressed with the predominating inAu-
ences of thosesscounties, and discouraged IN
their moral and political enterprises =
We presume half a dozen old grannies in
all have removed from Grant, Iowaasssand
Lafayette into Richlan.}, sand set mp the
practice ofmorsl and political nterprises
contrary to the custom with them ever
before. Had not the dense forests of Rich
land presented o'ershadowing protection
to enable them to hide their multitude OF
sins, they'd probably ere now have gone to
Borneo as missionaries among the ouraug
outangs What right have they to chal-
engo the morality of Grant, Iowa and La
fayette2 1t is remembered that not long
since the people of Richlsnd Turned their
whiskey into Pine river, well knowing its
poisoned floods must contamnate the Wis
consin and Mississippi rivers-kiIling all
the little fishes and sending cholera and
death aflo. for 1000 miles!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
In prchs,ts-Reed

Stats of Wisconsin, County Of Grant, s&:CounyCouf
March Term 1858. Present William Mc;soalgai nase
In the matter of the estate OF Anthony Reed deceased
IN this dav came Julius Reed son of said deceased
and filed in this court his petition for administration
the ESTATE OF said deceased and thereupo It Il ORDER
IT.tl,e of This court at the court house ~ Lam
caster in said county, on the5th day Of April d. 1898
at u O'clock NJ of said Gay; aud that notice thereof DC
given to all persons concerned by publishing this ordei
Tor three weeks previous to said day @. hear
ing In the "ilant County Herald, weekly newspaper
published at Lancaster in said county.
Dated March 9th, 1858. WILLIAM McGoAftAL, =
3esw County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
s.,s.ss-as.-.se.lsssz..ss 49,

WuarI IS TO { EcoME OF MEXICO THE
London Times s; Us There is not states
man who would fish to see Great Britain
hamper herself With an inch OF Mexican
ground. Let the United States when tn ey
are finally prepa ed for it,cnjoy all the al,
santages and re possibility of ownershlr
and our merchan S at Liverpool and else
where will be quite content with the trade
that may spring put of It. The capacity O
the Mexican population for appreclating
a constitutional rule is not SO reinarka-
BILE that we should volunteer to admnlstei
ir.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

"How THE BUSINESS Is DoSE AT
MAplsoN'"-Under this head we publish
ed in our issue of 9th February a part Of
q letter received from member of the
Legislature-we said "a western member
1t was not. written by member from
Grantseounty and. was not intended for
publication by the writer, who has since
regretted the use We made of 1t ALTHOUGH
his name was not used and no privaev
was enioined. We should have stated be
fore that the writer was not membe,
from OR county. This statement is made
in justice also to the Graut county mem
Der who felt misrepresented.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
MCFFApS LIFE PILLS
t--AsD-t
Phoenix DiEEarg.

EsHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
public for the cure of scrofuia, Ulcers, scuryy.
or hruPfions OF the Skin, Rever and Agues. Dys.
pepsia DEepsy, ana in fact most all the diseases soou
Yield 10 their curative properties.
L has beer computed that during the last Twenty-Five
years upwards of Fear Millions of persons have ean
benef ted hy the Of these medicines fact F HER
eura1ye propertiez-a single trial Will Saee them be-
ona the reaeh fconpetion in the estimate of every
patent By their use the BLOOD Is RESTORED T6
A HEALTH STATE and freed from az isgaYitiss.N
ne system s not reduced during their operation but
'nvgoFsted, and they require restraint from business
re aaetsa Aace IN these assdcises remedy that so
oJoT fhens althat 1seaicise can possibly eject
Prepared BIZ
W.B. MoFFaT, N. D., New Yort
AVID FOE SALE BT-GEo. II. Cox, Lancaster. and
druggists generally. aAo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
In Probate-Rawle.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCounfy Court
March Term, 1888. Present, William Mcionig.i
In the matter of the estate Of Thomas Rawe deceased
an this day came Mary Ann Ragle, the widow of sale
Deceased and filed In this court her petition Tor ad
ainistraoa the estate OF said deceased and there
before the Judge of this court at the court house
at Lancaster in said county the 9Th day Of April 1888
at clock in the afternoon ofsaid day; and that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons concerned by publishing
this order for three previous 20 said day
of hearing in tho srant County Herald, weekly news
paper published at Lancaster In said county
ss3v County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Administrators Sale.

IN lata--3rant County Court.
In the matter of the estate Of o.
nVOrICE is hereby a ven that by VII tue and IN pursu-
~ ance of order Of license made in gaid stfer on
the 7th day September A. D. 1897 by the couaty court
Of ed county the Undersigned administrator or the es
tate Of said deceaeed will the 10Th day of April next
ensuing two clock In the afternoon Of ssd dayst tbs
dwelling house the premises offer for sale at pnbiii
rendue toe following described lands wit: The south
west quarter Of section thirteen, 3) aso the eat-ha
of the qnarsr bf section fonreon (4l ane
The south quarter Of the south west quarter Of sec
ton three 80, all in township No. five ~ norm OF
torl--good wates-good dwelling and Enclosures.
The terms of sale will be made known at the TIME ant
plsce OF sale. L. M. STAoNt-, Administrator
Dsted March 9th, 4. D. 1858. 80 OF said estate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
JUICE CoTHEEN-TEE CAgD OF Els
FRIENDS WE THINK oF HIN.


Two cards, signed by the friends of
Judge Gothren, appear in our paper this
week. The signers are mostly bis polite
al friends. Several prominent Repnbll-
cans have signed his calI-one, however,
on condition that no party nominations
are made. AS Judge we prefer Cothren
TO any man in the District, politically we
prefer several others.
Judge Goihren is a warm Douglas.man,
a lolerable STATE Rightsman, rejects the
doctrine of Buchanan and the Supreme
Court-that the constitution fixes slavery
in the Territories. We guarantee bis po-
sition politically thus far, because he comes
SQUARE out before Democrats and hepubli-
cans upon these points. On the Fugitive
Slave Law we do not know his opinions,
but he probably is as adverse to usa the
poles He probably also rejects the old
Democratic doctrine Of Jackson and Joffer-
son, that Congress can lawf.lly exclude
slavery from the Territories. We do not
believe that in the great tumble of polite
al elements he can ever come out afno ag
the traitors, disunionists, ainagamatio. lists,
secessionists, negro extensionists, coraolida-
tionists, federaists, Or doughfaces
Bat, "what have such mat Yers to do
with a Circuit Judge ask some of our
men. We reply, vastly r.ore than with
any official department of our State, ex-
eept the chief Executive and Supreme
Court.
Considering the present condition Of par
lies, and o! the attitude of party towards
party, We are SO Indifferent a. TO he luke
warm. 1t j, impossible TO avoid separa
tions and unions; impossible for the ultra
negro worshiping elements Of Buchanan
and the mildly anti-slavery dissenters OF
Douglas to ever rc-unite. The latter must
desach from the black |egions and com
pound with the Republicans. II was fore
told long ago by our wisest men; the ten
dencY has been in the direction for months
the problem i solved, except drawing
The diagram and q few more decent pre-
liminaries. We are only astonsled at the
sud 3enneas Of the coming in of the Gen
tiles, for We had put off the event in our
mind to 1850. They may squirm and
roll and wrigge FOR q while, like worms
tortured in FIRE, but shey will surrender
AS Douglas says, SO say We, ''let by-gones
be by-gones." Come in gentlemen, but
don't bring along your doughfaces and
dirty slavery boots-nor your federalism
and distractions about the Constitution
and negro slavery.
Seeing as we do, we are Indifferent a
bout a convention. We would prefer
electing pure Republican, but scarcely
at the sacrifice Of having Judge, inferior
to Cothren. If a Republican candidate
is brought out anything like near Cothren
in point OF ability, such nominee shall re-
ceive our support. Otherwise, we shall
take no part in the election.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Molice-W iIson.

NOTICE is hereby given to all that know themselves
indebted TO the estate OF Samuel Wilson, deceased
either hy Gote book accoant to forward and
make immediate settlement and pay upwe have appoin-
te saaes ~ SeIeR OF Potosi, agent TO receve and
ceit .or s money paid TO his. st his store in Potosi
coming 70 te estate; have left all the books and
counts si.a am. that any one wishing to their
count can hTe r"ersnce TO the baaks It hoped that
@iLnat knoV themselves indebted viii avail themselves
Of this notice and save cost All that neglect to comply
With TINS notice before the st day pri next viii be
sailed en- hy legal oice1, the estate must Be settled
up immediately. JAMES F. CHAPMAN, r.
Mary E WILSON, executors.
Potosi, Feb. s5tE. 1875. ss
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
IA a r RED

Feb. 1sthInClifton byN. Baaye, Esq Mr.. VILLAS
W. SwiEEs 10 Miss ALHEDA HOWELL, all of the above
town.
Fob. iTth--fn Cassville By A. A. Bennett Esq, Mr.
CHARLES WILLIAMSON to Miss MARTHA WEAVER.
March 2d-n Cassvilie, by j. D. Harp Esq, BIZ. JOIN
vile.
Feb 2Gth-n Snlalsar, By Timothy G.Collins, Esq., Mr
ROBERT WILKINS OF Paris, to Miss MARY J HoosBa, OF
Platteviiie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
HERALD OFFICE RECEIPTS ron THE Gus
HEKV MEEK

Our receipts OF the psst week have been heral con
9heation of the for few weeks will put US out OF
u-nSee- We haze received follows STAGE last
A5y report: otJSs 0etes, $50; Burgess l,5o; J.
II Gss'yay, so; MAI Barnett leo: n Ialmy, ) N.
81 n s.sSs9n 500 : D. Green Co.. SEQ; ). Culver
SO 80 SSo3a, ace: John Crabtree l5e; " Ian
" NJ asMa;lsen so: = H. Strong $50; f. s. Bevsns ~.
!" Hsss, leo iss Ayers, 200, r. Phorass : AZ. :
tsa - t.ooi = David, 800; Erastrs R,sssn "a
G,,5 ilHr o., iS0s Jerome Ill., T5o p Smith T.5g
49, so; J. RosSis Iss; sanrs ssnsll s,s =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
LANCASTER DRUG STORE.
AT THE POST OFFICE,
So nth o. the Court-H ouse.

fENIE subscriber has opened in Lancaster new stock
l. Drugs and family Medicines just received from Phil
adephia and other markets. Including also, all the an
proved Patent Medicines, which am egent for, as
Doct. Moiats Life Fills & Bittars,
st. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough Consunptive Syrup.
fermifuge Anti Bilious Fills &C.
Gaysosts Ext. Yellow Dock &,sarsaperi,la,
histerss Ralssm of Wild Cherry
=: W. Merchants Gargling Oil L Writing Fluid.
Also the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical ans
Medical purposes Fluid. Canphene, s5 per CT Alcohol
FAMILY HOMES,
Ny stock OF fanlynepicnes consists of Cordals Svr.
ups, l.iniaments, Sslves sc. Also X
Perfumes Essences, Hair Oils sud Cologne, Scented
~ can be suppliei wthalmost any article
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

tg Hicks 81 Trainer, BlacksIniths al
Beetown and Tafon, give notice that thes
must hsve the money due theu-also
that they will work cheap for really pay
but will give no more credit.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Town of lama.

n wv "a VI Al III =.
TOWN 4--RANGE 1 West
50 or of sw OK Of section 8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

LANCASTER LycEuM.-Dr. E. P. Woop
of Prairie du Chen, has consented to lee
,ure before the Lancaster Lyceum on mex
Friday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
In prohate-Loughain.

State Of Wisconsin, County OF Grant, ss:-Gounty Coor
Wsrci = e,an Is5s. Present william McGoniga
Judge. .,. .a
In the III after of the Of Abaalon Lonthain aecd
nN this day Ruth T. T,outhan, adnin'slfatris
of the estate OF said decreased ana ned III .Ais coa
ceased in order 10 rsise money 70 pay ms aepta a e.
penses administration and thereuron It's orderea ina.
his conrt ut the court house at Lancaster, in said coun
ty on the first Monday of May, 1885, ocioeS IN ths
forenoon Of said dry when and where those
IAN attend and show if any exists aganst her peti
ton.
A IT is further ordered that notice thereof be gven
TO all persons interested By publishing TINS oroe Tour
.s3rant County Herald "a weekly newspaper puolsneo
ut Lancaster in said county.
Dated March 18th, 1858. WILLIAM Mes1oSlGAt,
a3-4g County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
RECEIVED Al THE
Eo BIaeksnlti,e,

! 4 usT RECEIVED, a very large stock OF IkUIs Hno
SO complete stock of Tools, consisting of mousehole
avila vices bellows uyere irons atocks and diesscreN
plates aeges, hand hammers tire beaders horse rssps
and files Also a full assortment of seat and buggy
springs iron axes wagon boxes thimblc skeins, horse
nails eadyinade, horse shoes, &c, &c, all Of which
will sell at very low advance for cash, my motto i
sssrI,aI profits aud quick sales G. i. WEST.
July Il, 1851 tIEl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Sor1cE.--Several communications, one

NorIcE.-Several communications, one
from Tafton, and much other valuable
matter is laid over till next week, for want
of loom. The long tax-list in our paper
will be- published four weeks, after which
our paper will contain the usual amount OF
reading matter.
LATER Lettera.. arc received from
Platteville and .s.Po'osi, relating. to the
Judicial Election, but we have not the
space for them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
Town of Hazel Gresn'
TOWN L, RANGE 1 West


W Il of'nw u of section ]
q hf ofsw qr& cav or OF sea 2
W l4oF ne z: u e1a OF NV Il
&w Is OF 50 u 9
ny ar y
e sf of go or y
" hi Of sw or Io
S acres on W nj Of 30 or II
sacres on e hf oFse or lott IL
1 /" " e hfofne or 10 t6&7, ~
south q Of lot IL u
e hf of ne or ~
v hf OF sw or ~
NV or Of 30 or ~
IL acres on ne or OF SO Or q
8 acres on SO Or of Sc Or -
. acres in SO Or of NV Or ~
W hf Of sc ar q
3 acres on ne Or OF se or ~
| 80 acres of sw or Of sw or
OF ne or & e III OF 30 9r
OF ne or "a
| ii acyea on NV or of nv qr2t
W hrsw or Il sc or Of sw qrzt
| Sc or, less 81 66-100 aoresZt
q h. OF ~
= inf of sw or ofne or y
> hf Of NV or of 30 or "
4 acrca OF sc * OF ne or u
nv or OF re or ~
ne or Of no or sc
Q hf Of ne or ~
W hf of &c or ~
NV q OF ne or y
e bf OF CIV or 81
re or OF 50 or -
W If Of SO Or OF Sc or 81
" Inf os se or 81
re or, leSs ii acres 30
NV or Of nv or 81
| Lower Hazel Green.
Lot No. 9, Block :
| do. 4, do. !
hF ~ ~ do. III
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13
smtIaL Aotites.
HON. n. Il. CO EHREN,

{1JTs. H. Ii. ~ A11I111Es,
DEAR SIR
The undersigned, Members
of the Bar of Fifth Judicial District having had the
benefit yor services as Circuit Judge--dy app1ea-
ing the ab > with which you have discharged the IN
porant al asduous duties of such Judge, the entire
sssfaeti you have given sutors and the Bar as well
the neral benefit the entire community has reeeiV-
ed s BUR dispatch Of business throughout your circuit
and wing understood that you had resolved to Leave
the encb at the expiration of your present term, most
res ecuy urgently request that you reverse that
.on believing for the interest Of those you have
rived 1t is erroneous, ard allow the of your name
for Circuit Judge, at the eaaang Judicial Election,
ED. D. LOWRY, Cf Judge Cothren is an independent
caIiii date and PARTY nominations are made-)
GEORGE L. FROST, CEAS. DUNN,
JOSEPH Fl. CI4ARk, j. L. MILLS,
L. r. H!GREE SAN. CRAWFORD, 81
= o. PAINE, P. B. SIMPSON,
J. MARVIN r. l.. READ.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

Rs Mr.. G. Lampson at Beetown, ad-
vertises that he is about to blow up. and
advises all indebted to settle before the
storm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-03-13

SuGAR CAMS SzNo.-This article car
be hsd Of Mr.. David Mckee at Petos
cheaper than it is offered elsewhere, as vii
be seen in his advertisement