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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
ngs-Ti isl of Jurors Drown for Ootol,ar

re- List Of Jurors Drawn for October
Term, of Grant Circuit Court, 1860.
Grand Jurors.-A. w. Bullock, Haze
Green; Jas L. Woodruff, Beetown; William
Roberts, Ellenboro; Samuel Tracy, Patch
Grove; Joseph Sparks, Jamestown; Math-
ew Thompson, Hazel Green; Frank Miller.
Potosi; Rein j. Reed, Waterstnwh Ialn-sa
jackson, Wingyille; Hiram Clark, James
town; William s Babcock, Platteville;
William Beebe, Platteyile; Henry b. Coons,
Potosi; Thomas Weir, Liberty; r. S. Rob-
erts, jamestown; Horace Catlin, CassviIe
Hugh Laird, Smelser
Petit Jurors.--Agalon Wright, Wingville
j. d. Kendrick, Winayile: Charles sabins,
Waterstown; John Trotman, potosi Thos.
Stewart, Fenn7moIe; William Randle,
Platteville; Michael Kavanaugh, Hazel
Green; Jas. S. Kicks, Marion; William
a. Bailey, Paris; Edward Estalrook,
Platteville; H. G. Newcomb, Cassgille; E.
Fl. Marshall, Platte9iile; William II. Curley,
Lima; Edward Children, Liberty, Michael
FahMtv, Hazel Green: William Thomas,
Hazel Green; John Watson, Jamestown
O. l.. Stone, Potosi; Enos P. Finn, Patch
Grove; JOHN Fortney, SmeIser;; William
Kolb, Platteyille; Jacob Soward, James
town; Ralph Carver, Muscoda; Stephen
Bcckwith, Ellenboro.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Botanic CURIosIrY.-The editor Of the
Galena AdUertSser says he saw, lately, q
raddish in the almost exact shape
and proportion Of the human hand. We
were shown, the other day, a specimen
which as a freak OF uarpre VIM o,fvsa'-si.-
above. 1t was a small fungus growth,
about the size Of squirrels or rabbits paw,
which grew out Of a log, with palm, thumb
and fingers in exact symmetry Of the hand.
The thumb and fingers were properly pla-
ced, had the proportionate length, with
swelings for joints, and white marks fer
.s'ss...-----.. Ifstfaei. well formed, the
p9lnn havinor q natural concavifI =
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

MARKET FOR CIRLs.-Mrs. Swisshelm,
ofthe st. Cloud Democrat, says:
"WANTED.--In st. Cloud, a large sup.
ply Of raw material for the manufacture Of
brides. None in the market, and in press
ing demand, Those having a surplus to
dispose of, would do well to put pD small
packages carefully, in straw bopnets, berege
wells, crinolire and silk fiounces, and con
sign them to the care of any of our COM
mission merchants"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

TAX LTsr.-The lengthy list of lands in
our paper is to be advertised four weeks.
It is the duty of all to see that the list con
tains no lands upon which the taxes were
paid in the current year. Receipts should
therefore be compared with the list. Town
Treasurers arc liable to neglect to mark
paid opposite the descriptions, in which
case the lands are always returned, adyer-
tised and sold. In iasticeto them and the
owners Of lands, such errors should be seen
to Immediately and costs be saved, BY
showing receipts to the Count Treasurer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
aa-The minority Of tie Covoda Com

Es-The minority Of tie Covode Com
mittee report that the object Of the insesti-
CATION was not to ascertain the truth, but
a mere contrivance to obtain evidence to be
used for partisan purposes. Well, they
succeeded beyond their wish, then, for in
fishing for sprats of evidence they caught
many whales Of truth.-Prcntice
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

New ORLEANS, July 9. The schooner
Clotilde, with one hundred and twenty
four Africans on board, arrived in Mobile
bay to-day. A steamboat Immediately
took the negroes up the river for sale thro'
Alabama and Georgia. SINCE the re-
opening of the African slaye trade, bit little
over a year ago, about 1000 wild, sa1a9e
negroes have been brought into the United
States, although the constitution and laws
make It piracy to import slaves, the penalty
being death. s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

re- In recent sermon upon the train
ing Of children, Henry Ward Beecher gave
the following stern advice to parents;-
Never strike child upon the head
Providence has supplied more appropriate
places for punishment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

EcIrrsE. terror 70 pagans probab-
" took place as announced in the alnanacs
on Wednesday last. The event WIS preced-
ed by an exhibition oflightning,with accom-
paniments of thunder and rain--the whole
following a lrouth Of several weeks, corn,
eabages and other vegetables appeared for
several days preceding the eclipse as wilted
AMI lifeless as democracy. The copious
rains vastly dlenched such crops as are not
already ripe for the harvest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

ExEAPLARY.-Hon. Toin. Corwin has
been re-nominated for Congress BY accla-
nation.
Hon. John Z. Potter, having been 70.
nominated for reelection to Congress by I
majority Of the people Of The United State
and by reclamation in Wisconsin, was for
inally re-nominatod unanimously at Con
ventIon in his district held ii Milwaukee On
the 18th inst
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

MURRAY LANDs--Mr. Bond, Of N. z,
agent for the disposal of the Murray lands
is to be in this comfy for some weeks after
the 18th inst. His appointments win be
found in the advertising columns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

EE-The Leader says that circus clown
distinguished himself and got the name of
being qurea respectable man at Prairie du
Chen lately by emitting the usual black
guard slang of the ring.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

News. Each democratic wing at St. Louis
has given name to its opposite. the Doug
as men call their Breckenridge antipodes
the bob tails, who in turn call the Douglas
men st,smp-tails.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

CoURr.-A special Term q Court for
Chancery cases and business not requiring
a jury, is to be held at Lancasterby Judge
Cothren the first week in August, com
mencing on Monday the 9th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

GE Republican electoral tickets have
been formed in MatylaneI Delaware, Vir-
ginia, Kentucky, Tennessee, Texas and
Missouri, slave States, also in all
the free States. We are as near a national
party as any Other.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

CAUTIoN.-Ayoid the rev0Iviug swings
accompanying the circuses. We do not
censure circus men, for it is their interest to
avoid the company Of theiying and other
bad characters; but this is remarkable; per
sons Of evil design are apt to smuggle
themselves on the track Of cireuses, Just as
they do camp meeting, political gather
ing or gathering ofany kind, good or bad.
It is important therefore that special watch
should be SET during such exhibitions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

REruRSSo. Mr.. J. s. Howell, who left
9rairie da Chen for Pixies Peak last spring,
writes to the Leader TINT about LOG per-
sos.s are leaving The Peak country per day
far their homes ii the States He writes
Ehat those owning quarts crusllers Gro doing
serY Wen, himself among The nufiiber.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

RE- An old lady was asked bya pasoq
to what religious determination she belong
ed 4 don't know" she replied, "and |
don't care anything about your, 'nomina-
tons; for my part, hold On to the old
meeting house,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

WAn-The dogs are waging an uprelen-
ting war on the constables at Prairie du
Chen. Every unregistered one IS to be
slaughtered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Losr.-We have missed, probably loan
ed several valuable books, including Ford's
History Of Illinois, Byron's Works, Die
tioaary Of Poetic Quotations, etc. Please
return to this office,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

EE- "Pray, sir" said one man Of anoth-
err, with whom he got into a political dis.
pute in a rail road car, Array, sir, who IS
your Candidate for the Presidency9 Bell p
"Bell, sir! Hell, sir No, SRI Nv
candidate, sir, is Mr.. Dougridge-I-I-
mean--Mr. Breeklas- It, sir. what
is it to you sir2 MY candidate is the req
ular Democratic candidate and all right
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

lgg The Prince Of Wales is to visit
Washington and the President on his re-
urn way from Canada, % says the boys
mother.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

CRcus.-The Antonio Brothers Great
Circus will perform in Grant County, as
follows: AtPlatteyille, August 8, Potosi
Aug. 4, Lancaster the 9th, and at Patch
Grove August 9TH. For particulars see
and bills.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Eg Several communications are offered
fayoring and opposing certain candidates
for Congress discussing the merits and
asnefits 81 auuh candidates. We think
sui nsaaers win BE- best pleased to not have
Inv farsSer discussion AZ these matters
ueh shc press.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

q young lady went to the cilcus the 9th
q day and was much embsrrass ID lest het
School teacher should hear Of her
being there. The leader was very much
embarrassed in finding her there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21
ANOMALOUS. The See Pofo. which /

ANOMALOUS. The See Botc, which is
the organ Of the Catholic Germans in Wis
consin, published at Milwaukee, supports
Breckenridge. III Grad Aus or Vatks-
6lott, another Milwaukee German demo
cratic paper, has ceased 10 live-its patrons
have left and gone to Lincoln. All the
dozen German papers Of Indiana are fol
Lincoln, except one. Most Of the German
papers Of Pennsylvania are for Lincoln.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

gss- Dean Swift remarked that gevery
poor man keeps dog, and every id
poor man keeps two dogsir What shock
ingly poor man Mr.. Buchanan must be.
Judging from the number Of dogs he keeps.
Louisville Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

New HAMPsHIRE.-The Legislature Of
New Hampshire, which was dissolved on
the 4th inst, held session Of but 20 days
and the pay Of members was only 81 faI
diem.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

EE Che Central City Courier, the Or
gan Of the Democratic party in central \.
*, has taken down the Douglas and Joh1.
son ticket and run up that for Brecken
ridge and Lane. 1t Is said that other pa.
pers IN the State viii follow irs example
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

Republican Convection for the Second Congress-
ional District in the state Wisconsin, will be holden
at the city Of Ia Crosse, on WEDNESDAY, THE 22d
DAY 0F AUGUST, IeG0,,AT y O'CLOCK NJ, for the
purpose of nominating cadidate for member of Con-
egess of sud district d BE Supported at the next gener
! rejection
Each Assembly Diatries viii re entitled to two dele-
ratesi in sad Convention
The several Assembly District Committees are re-
apested To take measures for the appointment of dele
gates said Congressional Convention, from their
Epectige districts, DAVID ATWOOD,
CHARLES H0IT,
NORMAN EASTMAN,
- g. EASTMAN,
Aiadi4on, June %, 1860 Dist Com
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

MEETING AT FAIRrLAY,-At the meet
ing ofcitizens at F'airplay On Saturday, the
4sIl, ". p. colburn Prcsid Ing. and saa1u-
el Meriek acting as Secretary, S. r. Ad-
ans, Esq Of Dubuque, appeared and adj
dressed the meeting in an earnest and elo-
quent speech for an hour and q half. Hon.
g. 6. Washbun being accidentally in the
vicinity on business, also went over ard
took part in speaking. Themeeting closed
with cheers for Lincoln and Hamlin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

AccIDENr.-A little boy, six or seven
years old, son Of Phillip Pabst, residing at
Hurricane Corners, had his arm broken,
on Wednesday last, BY falling from horse,
He was brought to Lancaster, and the arm
was adjusted by DR.. Baltzell.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

SHADES or LrFE.-Our Artist, Mr.. J..
E. WILSON, has just received his supply Of
chemicals and can now accommodate those
who have been waiting for their pictures.
Mr.. WLsoS is one Of the best, if not the
best, artists in the western country, and is
known as such at Galena, where he has
kept q Daguerrean and Photograph room
for some years. Call at Calls Hall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

STOLEN MARE.-A large year old bay
mare was stolen from Mr.. Mathews, near
Galena ILL.,, on Friday, last week. Two
.rlen came to Lancaster in pursuit, and with
Sheriff Foster offer a reward Of $50, for the
mare and thief They are not yetrecoyered.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-07-21

School CLosING.-The Lancaster Dis
trict school elnsas -.~-+ ~~ee'r. Thorc are
to be exhibitions on the evenings Of We'd
nesday and Thursday. We understand a
good deal preparation has been made BY
the scholars and doubtless the performances
will be entertaining.
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Nj \ IL II l l.. ID:

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Marshal valiant, with the french
Divisions, proceeds to Ital y-as is init
mated, for the purpose of arrcstiny the
PROCESS Of Garibal,li.
The vanguard of the Sandman army
WAS six kilometres from Rome.
by the arrival of the DE Soto, from
Havana, we learn that the slave steamer
City of Norfolk had landed eight hun
dred Africans. Soon thereafter she was
headed seward, with Il full head of
steam on, with the expectation that she
, would founder. The current set her
as horc near Sierra Moreno, where she
was discovered by Spanish war vessel;
she had five hundred negroes and IL
crew. The remainder of the negroes
had been sold. The crew were sent to
Key West.
Col. Duryca, Commander of the Sew
cnth Regiment, was presented on the
18th inst, in New York, with service
OF silver, valued at $4,000.
The Prince of Wales arrived at New
York on the 10th, and was received by
Gen. Scott, city officials, and citizens.
The ovation was the most splendid ev-
or witnessed in that city.
The immense hosiery factory on Ada
I'LL, Troy n. y, was destroyed by fire
on the 18th. Loss over $50, 900.
Capt. Lathrop, of the ship South
Shore, with Il cargo of Africans from
Key West, arrived at Monuvia, August
9TH. The passage lasted torty-six days.
''ne hundred and eight negroes died on
the passage, from disease contracted be-
Tore and during their stay at Key West.
The Vermont Legislature convened
on the 18th.
Henry Low, who committed forgery
~ tine amount q s 100000, on the Col
"lial Bank Of iar,adocs. few years
,'nr', w. ted IN Now J "rl on hr
i2;h.
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THANKSGIVING: DAY.
Proclamation by the Governor of Washing
ton Territory.


Another year is fast drawing to CLOSE
Before it shall have passed away, let us join in
thanks to Almighty God for the manifold blessings
bestowed upon us nation and rs indiv ouals.
Neither war nor pcStilcncc has afflicted u.s.
The earth has yielded her fruits shundantly. In
their various business avocations, the labors OF
the people have been amply rewarded. As a Ter
rilory. We have shared in the general prosperity.
Let us not forget Hin. from whom all these
hnnnties come. lie ..s said. .swlere twa Or three
are gathered in my name there am in the midst
of them Therefore. that may join with our
fcow-citizcns throughout the Union in thanks tn
Almighty God. for the fyors bestowed upon us it,
the past. and that our united prayers may ascend
Him, that He may continue to bless great
public and vouchsafc to its people union, health
peace and prosperity for all time to come
I, Henry N. McGM Acting Governor of the Ter
ritory Of Washington. do hereby appoint and set
apart Thursday the 10Th day November inst, ns Il
day of THAXKsaIvIxc AND PRAISE To ALMIGHTY
Con. and recommend its appropriate observance b..
the people of the Territory.
In testimony whereof have
hercunto set my hand and
caused the seal of the
(@>1 Territory to be affixed. at
l.. s. Olympia. this 9th day of Nov
@-J ember in the year of our Lord
1860, andof independence the
cghty-littl.
Henry N. Mrt;ill.
Acting GovERScR or WAsrIScroS TEHnIrony.
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1,.~".................of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
being ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
have, on the.........day of .~..".......A. b. 49,.
settled and improved thc... quarter OF
....".......of range number the district
If lands subject to sale at the Land Office at Olym-
pa ". r., and containing
which land has not yet been offered ut pmblic sale,
and thus rendered subject to private entry and I
do hereby declare my intention TO claim the said
tract of land pre-cmption right, Under the pro-
visiont Of said act Of 18th September, 1871;
Given under my hand, this. day of.......
\. d.
In presence of
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TIL" above charge OF Gen. Scott having very
recently come to the knowledge of Gen: Harvey.
he has made defence Ivy II letter to the Secretary
of War. He states, AS is said, that he was not
made acquainted with the arrangements entered
into by Gen. Scott and Gov. Douglas. lie re-
moved the Captain who. under the orders Of Cen
Scott, had been assigned the command Of the T..
:. company on the Island Of San Juan, because OF
his furnishing and banishimg persons who had
been acquitted Of crime hy the legal authorities
lie also defends himself fnm the other charge Of
Cen Scott to wit; the restoring of the United
States territorial law to force and effect upon the
Island.
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EDITORS PREFACE.


The single end of this book il the presentation
in compact and convenient form, Of the more inn
portant facts votes resolves letters speeches re-
ports, and other documents, which ciucidate the
political contest now "gitating this country. It
mas been our aim to let every candidate and other
important parsonage speak for himself, make his
own platform, and vindicate (if he mary hk own
consistency and tho sOundness Of his views on the
great questions which underlic our current poli-
ties
OF course, such work can have but compars-
tive merit. Make it ever so large and still many
things must be omitted that the compiler would
wish to insert; and every critic will pausby ask.
"Why insert this and omit that? Why give 10
much of and SO little of B?'' Besides, it is not
always possible to remember, or, if remembered.
to find, all that would be valuable in work like
this. We can only say that we have done our best:
let him do better who can.
lnaccnracy OF citation is Of the chief vices Of
our political discussions You can hardly listen
to set speech, even from wcll-intormed and
| truthful canvasscr, which is not married by some
mlSapprchensi0n or unconscious misstatement Of
the position and views of this or that prominent
statesman. Documents, hcedlcssly read and lonv
| since lost or misaid, are quoted from the fucncy
and confidence, rs though with indubtablc acc,i
racy when the citations made do gross Injustice
| to their author, and tend TO mislead the bearer
We believe the documents collected in this work
arc SO printed that their general accuracy NAV c
| safely relied on.
by canvasscrs of all parties, we trust our Text.
Book will be found convenient, not to say indis.
pcnsablc. But those who only listen, and read
and reflect, will also find it Il manifest hclp TO a
clcar understanding of the issues and contentious
of the day. They will be interested in comparing
the actual positions taken by Mr.. Lincoln, or Mr..
Douglas, or Gen. Cass. or Mr. Everett, as faithful
~ set forth in this work. with those confidently at
trbutcd to that statesman in the fluent harangue
of some political opponent, who is intent on blazon-
ing inconssteneyor proving his sincerity To vcri-
y and correct the citations of frothy declamcr is
sometimes the easiest and most convincing rcfuta-
ti"n of his speech "a
fla trace of partisan bias is betrayed in the
thread Of narrative which partially untcs the sue
ccssivc reports, bills, votes, ETC., presented in this
work, the error is unintcntional and regretted.
Our purpose was to compile a record acceptable.
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