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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Dr. MIA NES
CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE 4 LIVER PILLS
~ singular combination, but very sdectual, as

TTBRATED vGRMIFUGE 4 LIVER PILLS,
E-V singular combination, but very sGectual, as
The following will SHOW:
NEW York, November 20, 1859.
Knowing from experience, the valuable qualities q
Or. NJ Lanes IeYnflfugc and Liter pills, prepared BY
Fleming Bros Pittsba nave Tor sometime back con-
sidelod il nay Outs and made il my business 10 make
those articles Gown went, among my friends
short time ago became acquainted With the case
of Young girl who seemed to be troubled with worms
and liver complaint at the time, and had been SUI
fernu for some two months. Through my PEI suas1n,
IN. urchased one bottle Of DR.. NJ Lanes IermJAge,
and ore box of Lirer Pills, which she took aeco ing
70 directions The result was, she passed large guam
tity worms and thinks thatone box mere o. me rs
dence can be learned by calling +. L. Theal, Drug
yist corner OF Rutger and Monroe Streets.
IT, Purchasers will be careful 70 ask for Dr. ~ LANE
frfraRATED VERMIFtcE, manufactured by FLEMING
BROS. of Pittsburg, Pa. All other Vernuges in COM
paIison are worthless DIR. Flames genuine Verm-
fnge also bis celebrated Liver Pills, be had at
ali respectable drug stores. NoWe genuine with0at the
signature Of Q5) FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Sorghum Candy a Remedy fol
Tape Worm.

A child, seven years old, son Of Mr..
John Dougherty, ssiding near Lancaster,
has been sickly for several years, subject
to spells Of fainting He has been doctor
ed for worms, but without effect. The
idea of tape worms had not been suggest
ed. One day last week, The child ate a
large quantity of sorghum candy, some
what burnt in making. Next morning he
passed several joints Of tape worm, meas.
uring Is feet. They continued to feed
sorghum candy, and for several days there
after, pieces Of tape worm continued to
pass from the bowels. At last accounts
The child bad been relieved of about &C
feet in all, stii the head Of The worm re-
manned. 1t is believed the sorghum can
dy has destroyed the worm, though nc
telling till the head passes off.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

A DISTRESSING COUGH AND SogE THROAT cr,,,,.,,
Dir. C. 81. JAcKsoS:--
short Time since, was attacked with YER,
sore threat and hoarscncss, accompanied with
distressing and violent cough, which rackcd nv
terribly used various remedies wi ihout ob,.i,,s.
lief, and finally purchased Two bottles Of uooess,
Basamic cordal, on taking which was entirely c,,,a
We have since used II for other members Of our t,r
and find that it never fails. We look upon It a. ~.
very boat medicine Of the Kind in the world.
Very respectful ~ yours,
DlNAI DOBBs
Ncwtown, n. u, May nth. 1858.
Prepared only by bE. G. H. Jackson No. ais. Arch :,
Philadelphia and for sale by Druggists and stdre KEN
ers throughout the United States and Can ada p
cts. rer bottle.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

HoN. BUTLER G. NoBLE.-This gentle
man spoke before respectable crowd in
the Court House at Lancaster on Tuesday
evening last. A democrat remarked to
US next morning that the Republicans
must have nominated all their most elo-
quent and best mas be had never before
seen the Ike for able speakers on their
|side. Randall, Harvey and Noble had
Isroken at Lancaster, and Howe was to fol
low on Friday evening.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

JAIL CoMMITTALs FOR 80 & The
number Of persons committed to Grant
County Jail last year 10 the first Of Jan
uary, so, was eighteen. From January
first, SO, 10 the present, there have been
twenty -fse committals. At present the
jail has but one occupant, and he awaits 4
discharge in fe~ days.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
ncaster Assembly Dist. Con
vention-

The delegates Of Lancaster Assembl,.
District, including Lancaster Ellenboro'
Liberty, Feunilpore, Marion aid Hickory
Grove. are 10 meet at Fennimorc on Sat
urday the 29lh Of October, Al IL O'Clock,
to nominate a Rel ublicau candidate fo'
the Assembly.
On the evening Of Friday the 28ih, the
Republicans Of said Towns arc 10 hold
meetings 10 elertsuch delegates. Let the
attendance be large.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN that will .der for
sale ID the Fgh 81 bidder, Saturday the 5tAi ay
II Nosembe, 1885, the following described isa -.at
btloI ging to the estate N=n pulgess, late Of the
Town Of Cassve, deceased, ), vat: Tie west-hah Of
the northeast quarter Of Section two Grin Town three
(3), north of Range five 90 west.
Said sale to commences at 2 O'Clock r. H. Terms OF
Sale made known the day Of Aale.-Dated thu 18th
day Of Oct 1853. HENRY BURGESS,
1885, administrator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Ouarterly NIeetings.
A haiction.

Why will you suffer the terrors and Affections in
cident to dsorderd state of the liver digestive or
gans when a certain remedy is within your reach =
HooGaads German Bitters viii you. II you will
only discard your prejudice, aud gie lnis article trial
you Will it. Your stomach Will be strength
ened and regain lis original sigor, and will BE- ae
10 digest your food satisfactorily These Biters fo
ale by all druggists and dealers IN medeines at rs cts
per bottle ID
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
LATE News. Owing to mail derance

LATE News. Owing to mail derange-
Iments, we have seen no papers from Ga
lena, Madison, Milwaukee or Chicago Of a
later date than the l4th, just week ago.
Several steamers may have arrived from
California and Europe and there may have
been dozen fights and falls from balloons
besides, the markets may have changed.
at last accounts wheat and other grains
were rising and cattle falling. The Great
Eastern has had her wind pipe mended
and is doubtless on her way to see the
Great West.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

DEMocRArIc CONVENTION AT BEETowN
The democrats of The Western Ass'y
District are 10 hold mass meeting at Bee
town on Saturday The goth Of Oct, at
O'Clock to nominate candidate for Assem-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Prof. Whitney, assisted by Rev. Mr.
MuRRisH, is now travelling through the
mining region for the purpose Of supply
ing what has so long been neededs geo.
logical map and chart Of mineral ranges,
with statistics Of discoveries, mineral
wealth, &c. He is employed BY the State
Geological Department. AS a Geologiss,
be ranks as the equal Of Owen and Per
cyal. Prof Whitney is the Same with
FOSTER q Whitney of the Superior sur
vey and Report; also, one of the piincI
pal men known to those who have read
the voluminous reports of Pacific Railroad
Surveys, and he is the author Of The
Mineral Walh of .America." Some
thing truthful AMI substantial may be ex-
pecied Of any work he may present TO the
public. Heretofore, with the exceptions
Of the very limited Reports Of Dr.. Perez
vAL,nothing but fancy and giltering sands
have come from the whole brood Of Wis
consin Biologists and an expenditure Of
near $4,000 Of State treasure. The peo-
pie are tired Of pretty things and decisions {;
they want facts, such as map and other
facts therein will present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Republican Club at Lancaster.

AT the close Of the able speech of Hon.
B. g. NOBLE in Lancaster, on Tuesday
evening last, Judge McGonigal in the chair,
a Republican club was organized by elect
ing permanent Chairman and Secretary
A committee was appointed to arrange for
efforts in the several school Districts
The meeting adjourned TO meet on Tues
day evening OF next week--Oct. 25th-
when active work is to commence and be
kept up Till after election. Ii is hoped the
meeting on Tuesday evening, will BE-
large, from country and village.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Election-second Tuesday Of Nov,

Take notice, Republicans, the election
comes on the I'd Tuesday of November,
being the 8lh day Of the mouth. Now is
the time to commence work. See your
nelghbors and get them to the polls. Dig
your potatoes beforehand, and remember
The Quakers have voted in Pennsylvania.
See account of late elections in another
column. They are cheering indeed, as
enough States have gone Republican to
warrant Republican President in 1860,
provided emily that Wisconsin elects her
Governor. A good many democrats Of
1856 promise to vote for Randall this fall,
and the number will be much larger if
Republicans viii 90 to work with more en-
thusiasm. We know several important
democrats, farmers who harerno object in
view but what is noble, who have come
square out for Randall and the 5alance.-
Others arc beginning to see thai they
have teen imposed upon with thst plausl-
Die humbug, Popular Sovereignty, and
are deserving The sham party, bag aud
baggage. Know Nothingism is not an
Issue, as neither party adopts it publicly
Or privately; nothing hut State and Ma
tlonal Issues ale TO be decided. and We
claim TO have for candidates, ADLER and
better men for all the offices.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

MILLS d Nike is the name Of
new law Iirm IN Lancaster; the partners
are well known in the west part of the
State, and to some ext,u IN the North
west country-known fer their PECULIAR.
ties as lawyers, citizens and public men.
Both Of them born and raised in the West,
their notions partake Of that independence
and wildness common to the country
Neither of them ever had oil bride and
straight jacket, such as mist hamper all
who would rise to distinction ID al old
settled countries. Hence, they arc pretty
free and sovereign men, at least sovereign
over their own conduct and notions: with
lal, liberal towards others who think and
act differently. They are well matched
brace of law partners, as wherein either
lacks the other bulges out to compensate
NOT physically, as both are lean, but IN
liellectually, socially, legally; also, in the
lights and shades OF law, business, Poetry,
fact aid Imagination. Wherein either has
y deficiency the other possesses a double
share; where one is shor tie otheris long
and wherein oneis weak the other is strong,
etc, 10 poetic metre 70 tho last. The card
Of this new Law Firm may he seen in the
Herald and the substantial facts whose
portraits We have drawn may be seen at
their law office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Democratic State Ticket.

For GorerHor,
HARRfsos G. HOBART, OF Calumet.
For Lieut.. Gogsraor,
ALEXANDER 5. PALMER, Of Walworth
For Secretary Of Stale,
ALVIN B. ALDEN, of Columbia.
For State Treasurer,
LION sILyERMAN, Of 0zaukoe.
For ltoraey General,
SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Of Dane.
For Bank Comptroller,
JOEL G.. soUIRES, Of Iowa.
For State Prison Commissioner,
HENRY c. FLICK, Of Dodge.
For Stale Superintendent.
LYMAN C. DRAPER, of Dane.
For State Senator
LSON DEW
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Special II Offices.

Good Tenpl1r~ Please Notice.
All The Members Of Lancaster Lodge
No 9o,of o. ofG. T., requested to attend on Mon
day evening oath the purpose Of ansacting
im,or tsnt business. NJ b. MANNING,
Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

JONATHAN b. MooRE. 81 This gentleman,
at present resident of Muscoda, is the
regular Republican candidate to Represents
the people OF Plattsyille district in the As
seinbly. He is d practical and sound
headed man, energcllc ID business, Of nc
irregular or bad habits and true to any
trust reposed in him. He will fail as al
advocate, originator and frs er Of laws,
but will JUDGE correctly as TO whether !
law should pas or not, and vote according
". Legisiating i a new thing 70 Mr.
MooRE, but his quick perception will ena
bic him very soon TO become q good and
valuable working memLer His menta
stock consists of good sense, personal indie
pendonce and willingness % work. The
proceedings Of the Convention held al
Wingvilie which nominated Mr. Moore fol
tl,e Assembly. snay Be seen IN anotnsr col
ull,se
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
NJ A r. r I H u

Oct. 18th in Ca,sve, by Chs. J. Frankenfeld Esq
Mr.. PETER &. DRouLLA Ri and Mrs. SARAa RKYSoLDi'
all Of Waterloo
Oct. 1sth--In Fennimore, by RcvGeo. Wells Mr. Mon.
GAN RITTER Of Dunn CO., Wis.,, and Miss ELIEABRrH
BoLLARD.
Sept 21st--In Myille. BY John A. Horford ESQ. m
JAMES CLARK and Miss EssY Curtis, all of Millvile
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Democratic Dist. Mass Meeting
WILL be held at Fennimore on Thursday, the 9th
inst for the purpose of nomnting candidate FOR
Member of Assembly for said District being composed
of the following Towns:-Boscobel, Fennimore, Hicko-
ry Grove Liberty, Elenboro' and Lancaster.
BY ORDER THE COMMITTEE.
Lancaster, Oct Goth, 1859.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

SUFFOLK Pros FOR SAlE.-Mr. RnoDEs,
proprietor Of The Homer Farm west Of
Lancaster, offers for sale splendid lot Of
Sutolks, fay breeds and half breeds. OF
'he profits Of snch stock every farmer is ac-
Iqaaintcd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Republican State Ticket.

ron GOVERNOR,
Alexander NJ. Randall.
FOR LIErT. GOVERNOR,
-. G.. NOBLE, of Walworth.
FOR sregEfARr or STATE,
4. p. HARVEY, ofIeoolx.
FOR STATE TRRAsrREY,
3. d. II CASTINGS, OF Tren peleau
ron BANK COMPTROLLER,
Ct. Van Steen wylx, of Coluin oia.
For ATTORNEY GEs2EAL,
JAMES II. HOWE, Of Brown,
FOR srrT. OF ruBLro INSTRUCTION,
J. l.. PICkARD, of Grant.
EoR STATE PRISON COMMISSIONER.
HANS G. IIECi, OF Racine.
FoR sfATg SENATOR,
~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

MAILS Further interruptions Of the
mails have been made, SO that there are
few places in Grant County able to get
news from any quarter moro than once a
week. Various pretences are set up for
stopping delaying mails, missend-
ing mails, false deliveries, &c. Laziness af
fords the true explanation. Al some
place on the route between Lancaster and
Galena, the mails are not always distrib-
uted so as to send them through directly
the same day, in which case all the Post
offices in he central a1d western parts OF
the County arc left in The dark. We can.
not thnk that the Postmasters at Platte
vile and Hazel Green would purposely
wrong the public, but they nay have lazy
clerks. We are moi in the habit ofgrumb
ling about mail matters, but something is
wrong somewhere and ought 10 be righted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
DIE d

Oct. 17th--At cassville, Of Lung Fever PETER Can
ROW, aged 40 years He leaves wife, three children
and large circle Of friena who deeply bis Co.
parture. He better known as Pearish.
Oct Sth--In PlattevilIe. Of Scarlet Fever, WILLIAM
EGBKRT, son Of Egbert aud Eliza Goodwin Aged yrs.
months and days
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

EATON AND LADY.-Rev. SAMUEL w.
EATON, former Pastor of the Cong. Church
10 Lancaster for some nine years, and La
DY, with their children, visited their old
home and many of our citizens the past
week. They have been residing in Mas
sachusetts for several years. They are in
excellent health and talk of once more
settling in the west, we hope in Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Man 4 Casoator and not Destroy
er- The Vegetable ana Animal
Iz1n gdorns-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Among our country readers, away of
in the timber and prairie, some things are
most anxiously looked for. Among such
matters of interest to them are the old
State elections, held this present fall in
cid New England, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
New York, New Jersey and so on. New
York has not yet voted. All The New
England States have voted, increasing their
Republican majorities over past years
But then New England always was fanat
zeal, even before the Revolution when
England undertook to over-tax the Colon
les. She is still charged by the democra-
cy with being fanatic al, because she don't
vote democratic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

WeStern AsEeIn bIy OIsLrIct OlOn
vention:
To the Democrats ofthe towns Of Cassyille Beetown
Waterloo, Patch Grove, Wyausing, Mville and Little
Grant, comprising the Western Assembly District:
You are respectfully notified and requested to meet
in Mass Convention at the house of w. d. Garner, in
the village Of Bee:own Saturday the Goth of October
a. D. 1882 at / o'clock, y. NJ
The object OF this Convention is to place in nomna-
ton candidate for Member of Assembly, and also to
transact such business the Convention may deem
essary.
BY order Of the Committee. w. P. DEWEY,
Dated October Sd, 1859. Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Hobart and BaI.stow.

Hotar! admits ID his Horizon speech
that the charges made against tho Ears
tow administration we're true. This be.
ing so, how is it that he has waited till
this late hour before he makes this admis-
sion? He has been warm Barstow man
up to the time of making that speech
At least he has protested TO Barstow's face
to be bis friend. lie has defended bis ad.
minislration, and in 1855 be went all
lengths for bis denomination, and was
principally instrumental in securing it
70 show how hard he labored to effect
this purpose we quote the following from
Pump Carpenter Of the Madison Patriot
Of Sept lst, 1865.
ave gave yesterday the preliminary
proceeding Of this body, (the democratic
state conyention.) They show a degree
of corruption and fraud, and concerted in
EQUITY such as never was before seen in
any state Of the Union The FIST move
in the game was made by Beriah Brown,
Who dominated Harrison G, Hobart as
president, pro tenn, befors calling the con-
yention to order.
The chair, Harrison G. Hobart orer-
ruled svery cali for The ages and noes, ard
every motion TO get vote or the real
members, taking the vote Utua 0oee, which
allowed large lobby to take part in IL
That all committees appointed (by II. 2.
Habar,} upon contested seats were made
up mainly of invoterate barstow men,
whose reports rejected, with an exception
or two, every anti-Barstow delegate, how
ever clear his right to a seat The only
question in the case seems TO have been,
are you Barstow man. If so your right
to a seat is indisputable.
The convention was farce and an in
suit TO every pretence ofjustice or fairness
and q litel on the democracy Of the
statc 1t represented at least 100000
acres Of school land and 100000 Of school
money.
in regard to the delegates who simply
claimed the right" to set in the conven-
ion, chile H q. Ho5drt, that embodiment
If parliamentary usage decided them en-
tiled to vote on the reception Of the regu-
iar!y- appointed delegates, we are well
aware that The only question at issue soas,
woaid they uotc for BarstoV, and not did
they represent \ constituency.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

Politica1Foot.P Prints of 1S59-Rev
olution Revolving Bumps ofl86C
Coming to Light.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
MILWAUKEE q MISSISSIPPI r.. \
Colt Taken Up.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber residing on lands own
4 cd by him ia the northeast part OF the Town Of
Lancaster the 25th Of September 1852 dark bay
yearling past two year old sAsre Colts three white
feet, small in forehead The is uested to
prove property, pay charges and take the property.
JAMES S. LIVINGS.
October 18th, 1850. 1927
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

A METHODIST BIsuoP RoBBEn.--We
learn from the Galena Courier that Bish-
op Ames in attendance at the Rock Rls-
er Conference IN session at Galena, was
robbed ofal the money be bad about him,
(abtut Sloo.) in Tint city, on Saturday
night last Tho thief eu,ered bis sleep
ING room, at the residence Of J. N. Wag-
oner. "The robbery was probably com,
mitted hy some persons Who supposed
that all tho funds collected for yarions
purposes during the Conference and A.
mounting 10 several thousand dollars. were
in tho possession Of the Bishop, and ex
pected consequently TO make large haul
No clue TO the Williams has yet been dis
covered. ~ Dunleith Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

No change in The markets; whea cull and lowere.,t
dropping in Milwaukee and not quite active here.
think there will be slight decline in prices unless thu
ucxt Steamer bIngs advance il WILSON drop little
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

G9ologicHl Investigation of the
Wisconsin Lead Region.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Commercial.
Boscobel Markets.

PARKER & vARRlLL, Dealers in Wheat Data Cor,
cfCatle and Pork. Always pay the highest priess
IN ash for above articles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22

ScHooL. Lancaster District is TO com
mence the first Monday in November.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
Republican Assembly District Convention

The Republicans Of Eenboro', FenlimoIe, Lancaster,
Liberty, Marion and hickory Grove, requested to
in mass their respective Towns, at their usual
places holdins Town Meetings. Friday, the 2Sth
day of October al o'clock Z. ~ for the purpose Of
choosing Delegates to their Assembly District Conyen-
ton.
Said Assembly District Convention Is TO be held at
Feminine re School ouse GmaHs tavern, on Sat
uIday, the goth day o. October Mt IL O'CLOCK
Each Town will be entitled TO the following number
DELE, ates.
Eilenboro', Deleeatcs
Fennimore,
Lancaster,
Liberty,
Marion,
Hickory Grove,
s. f. elise,
W. W. FIELD, Central Committee.
J. C. COVER, }
October 9th, 1850.
q Ii
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
NEW JERSEY.


This State threw off her democratic
yoke since the election Of Sc, and is con
sidered safe for Republicanism in 1860.
PENNSYLVANIA.
This State is coming out all right, as we
ALWAYS knew she would. This fall, the
Republicans have elected large majority
in both branches Of the legislature, and
carried their State ticket by large ma.
jority--large enough 10 warrant them a
glorious victory in 1860. Glorious old
Key Stone-ourious old mother cf the
Quakers, who have voted at last!! Well
done old Pennsylvania for casting off thy
old Federal son, James Buchanan ~! The
new Senate Of Pennsylvania is TO eject
BluLER from the U. S. Senate, and put ID
some one who will represent Pennsylvania
instead Of Cuba and Brazil. Pennsylvania
1 is sare for 1860.
/ ONO.
This State has spoken wilha Republican
majority Of 1900 for the State ticket
electing Republican Governor, State
officers, Supreme Court and large ma
jority 10 both houses Of her legislature
| One Of the good results viii be to turn
Pugh out Of the u. S. Senate and cleo
Gov. Chase in his place. Ohio is safe 70
/ 1860.
Iowa elec.s her State Republican ticke
| BY 5000, and Republican Legislature, dc
featng Augustus Caesar Dodge, Ben Sam
uels and the balance. Iowa is good 20
1860.
MINNESOTA
i I His new State has been considered th,
battle ground Of 1860, and she holds th'
balance Of power should the Presidenlia
, election of $50 fail l,cfore the people Al,
III e carried 10 Congress; also, she will hols
the balance Of power should Illinois, In
! diana AM New jerscy 60 democratic
which is scarcely possible among comm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1859-10-22
WISCONSIN,.

This State is TO vote on Tuesday the sit
Of November, and we dare not count hel
Republican till after the election. Oul
hopes are strong, but we have doubts. not
from any want of large Republican ma
jorily in the State, but from apathy and
the neglect Of Republicans to go to the
polls.