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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
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MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE. Wheat, No. 2 to Extra
No. i, sold in quantities Of from 1000 to
1000 bushels, on last Saturday at s8c0
95c 5000 bushels were contracted for to
be delivered any time this week at sellers
option, at 9oc. 200 bu. Winter Wheat
sold at $1,o2. Common Barley sold at
55c; choice barley at Csc and o6c. Good
Corn sold at soc. Oats at about 25c.-
Apples were selling at $1.5o@$2.oo per
barrel Prices Of wheat and flour were
slightly declining.
CnIoAeo.--At the same date, (evening
of Sept. 22d) in Chicago, Wheat had de-
clined 1@2c. Sales iii store were made at
from 83c@8sc. Corn, 981@4oc- a de-
cline Of 1@2e. Decline Of the above pri-
ces is about equal to the rise in freights.
New YoRK.-On Monday, Sept. oath,
Chicago Spring Wheat sold in New York
at $l.17@1.2o; Milwaukee Club at 81 Is !;
Winter $l.25@1.27. Corn eGQ67c.-
Oats, 37@40c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

New ToRK, SEPT 24-News is brought
by the Adriatic, that Garibaldi entered Ma
pies ON the 9th, with his staff alone. The
Joy on the occasion was Intense. A pru-
Dental government was formed. Naples is
tranquil. Garrabalai has consigned the
feet and arsenal to Percanc. and proclaim
ed Victor Emanuel King Of Italy. The ca
pitulaticn Of the Fort is expected immedi-
ately.
FRaNcE-As the proper protector dis
approves armed resistance, and should Pied
mont accomplish aggression, France will
withdraw from Sardinia her protection
France hopes Piedmont will respect inter-
national rights, which alone can preserve
mutual alliance and trust. Emanuel will
avoid political feuds, which viii be mis-
fortune for Italy.
Garibaldi found eighty million livres at
the P.elk Of Naples. The Sandman flag is
flying from all the forts Of Naples.
a panic prevails at Rome. The cabinets
Of VienDa, Munich and Dresden advised the
King Of Naples to take refuge in Germany.
The Sultcn has ordered the Grand Vizier
to proceed to London and Paris to aegoti-
ate loan.
Instructions had taken place at Pissoro,
Motefellera and Ueino. Fou hundred In
surgents repuIsed the Papal troops. The
inhabitants Of gergold, Snegalia, and other
districts had also reyoIted, aad proclaimed
for Emanuel.
The telegraph lines and bridges were all
broke down. Urbino was free. Insurrec-
tionary movements in the marshes aud UNI
bia were impending.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

Moral VALUE OF KNOWLEDGE or
FIeuREs.-A county court judge in Eng
land, Of very large experience among the
people Of poor district, says: 81 havefre-
quently remarked in my court that | wish
| could impress upon all persons the opin-
ion which entertain, that the greatest
contribution to the morals Of the population
which could be made, would be a knowl-
edge of figures. 1t would aid the poorer
classes in economizing their expenditures,
make their dealings more honest, and save
them from an enormous amount of inpo-
sitionp
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

To GERMANS We had cal the other
day from Mr.. Otterbourg, Of the Milwaukee
Atyas. He is tra Yelling through the State
meeting with his German fellow citizens in
behalf Of Republicanism. We are told he
is a good speaker and works cfeciyely.-
He spoke in Platteville on Monday and was
to speak in Boscobel one day this week
He viii probably again speak in this coun-
II, shortly, in localities where there are
enough Germans TO make an audience.
Germans of this county who wish to have
a speaker come in their neighborhood and
speak in their own language and who can
make arrangements to have a meeting
should address John G. Clark, Lancaster,
Wis.
Mr. otterbourg is also taking subserip-
tons for the paper {haas, published at
Milwaukee, with which he is connected
It is the lSrgest and best German paper
published in the State.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

GARIBALDI.-The steamer Europa, with
European dates of the 9th inst, passed
Cape Race on Sunday evening. Her adj
vices are quite important. The King Of
Naples had Quilted the Capitol, sailing on
Spanish vessel for Gaeta. He had been
invited to come 10 Spain by the Queen, but
it was unknown whether he would 60 there,
or 60 to Vienna. Garibaldi was at Cava,
wenty-six miles from Naples, and was mo-
mentarily expected to make his appearance
in that city, Rome, it was thought, would
next engage Gs.riSaldi's attention. The
journals OF Tnrin dellounce the position Ia
ken by the troops Of Lamoliciere, and call
upon the Pope % disband his foreign ner-
cenaries. It is rumored that Count Ca
your had announced, in a note to Rome,
that any movement Of the Pontfcal troops
beyond the Roman frontiers would cause
Piedmont to occupy the Marches. An in
surrection had taken place at Pesaro, and
the Papal troops were defeated. a column
OF Piedmontese volunteers had entered the
Marches. 1t was reported that $4,000
Austrians had received orders to leave Vi
emma for Trieste, An extensive conspira-
CIV, favorante 10 Garibaldi, had been discov-
cred At Udine, Austria, and numerous ar
rests were made. Breadstutfs were dull and
nominal.
It is said that just as the Europa lclt, the
Eng. Government received atelegram stating
thai Garbaldi had entered Naples, trium-
phantly and without copo it.on, on the It'll.
insf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

OPposIr1oS.--The Dunleith Adgfytlser,
(Ill.) says it understands fthat the Packet
Company aro tiieketing passengers from ST.
Paul to Chicago yia Dunleith or Prairie da
Chen, for OSa Do1lARl This. be ii I'M
derstood, is a run against the Ia Crosse
Road--which the Packet o. are bound to
bring to terms.
intermediate points above La Crosse,
are included in these low rates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

A RARE BAReArS.-Mr. w. NJ. Wright
Of Potosi Is advertising his Homestead for
SIZE. The property IS better entitled to the
name and fame 81 being "tte model farm
Of Grant Coaaty" than any other in the
co lnty. Tbs entire farm ba In $ stock
aud Implements are Of the Lest, expense be-
ing always second consideration With Mr..
Wight. One might suppose that upon
such farm, and being thus surrounded
with the best Of things any man could en-
ioy al this worlds comforts and be happy;
but itseelns California offers 70 him the on
j. fruit worthy If pursuit..
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
IN PROBATE--NANGLE

County Court, Grant County, Wisconsin u ssIsis
September Term, 1850. la the matter o. Wy tom.
Of james Nangle. Deceased Present wan. 'l''s
gal Judge. n..
On reading and filing the petition Of Press - ssd
aud IhomasN Maggie administrators Of the est
deceased representing to said Court thai ~ NV the
estate If said deceased IL wholly Insufficient - Ia
debts due Agsiu-t said deceased. aud Praying e as
be granted them to sell much OF re ~ debt
81 said deceased uay be necessary 70 pay s n ts
edness and expenecs Of administration. sd
otdeed that all persons interested 10 the es n the
deer ased appear before the Judge OF this court he
ccart hou use. Lancaster ia said Grant County n tie
10Th day October, AID. 1860, at ore closA = .hal
afternoon Of said day, to show cause, il any
be, why license should not DO granted SAN oered
tors according TO the prayer said petition III Guar
further, that VIM T. Carter be appointed sps - ths
dian VI the minor heirs at Law Of said decease" later
purpose Of taking Of their interest IN saa "a al
Ordered further, that notice thereof b. ven err for
persons interested by pubishnga copy q tls hear
four ~ successive weeks, previous to said a"y srapsr
ing, IA he Grant County Herald. weekly hsa also,
published al Lancaster Ia said Grant County, sTdiaD
BY ssrsing a copy 81 this order said special
Tor at least fourteen days before said day 81 DsA
Dated Sep TENDER 18th, 1860. ,.s-,
5l-w4 Wm. McGONIGAL, County Su's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

EB-A notorious character named T.,
Pomeroy went to the house of William IA
mouds, a citizen Of Muscatiue, on Tbns1..
morning, and made several attempts 10 I'll
hmm. Mrs. Edmonds got between her II,
band and the would-be assassin, and bvtb.
efforts of both, the intruder was put on !,
the house. In his exit he drew his muda,
GUS weapon on little girl, who plead 3,
her life, which owing to the interference of
some person, was spared. The william aej
without let or hindrance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

MEMORIAL TO THE UNKNOWN DElc-
The citizens Of Chicago have it in conen.
plation to erect a monument over the IN.
known dead Of the Lady Elgin. Such
memorial would serve more than the men
purpose Of paying respect TO their remaus
it would be monitor which would be ts
ever warning Lake faring people office
slant vigilance which they should exercise
in a situation so perilous with danger
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
NEW PAPERs.-Tho following new pa

NEW PAPERs.-Iho following new pa
pers areoheorfully placed upon ourezchango
liss. The Waushua Republican, publish
"a 1T Natoma, Wis, a good Republican
county paper The Home Lsagus, publish
Ell 1t Hartford Washington County, Wis,
devoted to tie interests Of farm mortgagers
is spf1tsaly eslilel and Will % q good thing
unless It oserdoes its work; The Peoples
Press, published 1t Milwaukee by Beriah
Brown, Douglas Democratic payer which
IS working hard for lis cause ard keeps up
with the news.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
ear THE NAMES RIGHT.

We observe that many of our State CO.
temporaries print Mr.. Vaughan's name
Vaugha 1t should be WILLIAM w.
VAUGHAN. Will they please correct.
Racine Aduocate.
The Madison State Journal copies the
above, but neglects the name under its own
head.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
For Sale.

loiier my we'll known farm in thu Town Of Potoa nh
safe --ah or IN parcels ii divided hGwover wisa ~
la'cel.ra a. 70 make two more u CO homes ~ 'D'
farm there are several tracts, as follows;
100 as on f. side of SEX Of See Is, Town g. Range
NnA y sW14 Of Sec 10. Town s. Rlnge 8.
IA OF NEI OF Sec. II, Town S Range g.
E1a OF NW5@ 4 so ofSwA Of Sec 10, fown Rauss
The above includes $50 acres; the 100 acre tract -
cludes III buildings $50 under cuyatoa I'd
On the ttfm i tVerabe good orchard good ws'eI ~
plenty Of timber. THE house and barn good euns
ather sxtra and there several convenient "a
buildings used a. shops, stock-folds, The iarm =
perfect repair.
would also like to sell with the farm the STOCK ~
"a implements which selected with 50 much 0G "a
aud expense From time To time Among the farm lmP
ments are most ct the approved kinds ia use--the luz
ber and names TOO numerous 10 mention. ,,v
DESTROYS 70 90 to California; willing 70 se,l a.
even at sacrifice, the accumulated property Of my
" years as farmer-the lands being my cnolce 'as
early aay when one had his pick anywhere inthe ne
The property is situated about miles norIn y sslf
village Of Potosi, nine miles from Lancaster ano y
q days drive oil the railroad. ur
Potosis sept. n, 1860. w. W. WklVh"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

A Man WHOSE HEART CAN -
Vienna has lately been visited SEas
nomenon in human nature. Her, phe
who has his heart laid bare for y ma
ton Of his fellow men. The ls ae nspa
and ribs, owing to strange malf0s'
not drcbing over, as usual, the centr.I aiaO
of the body, the thin coverirg Of = q O'ggaa
allows the heart to be easily dis,s s,.s ssia q
its contiguous stages of action g. a d
is the texture of the skin, that tho Al Suggat
flow Of the blood, and the regular e eUo AID
ton of the two chambers, are nalr 0.I,iae
tbo sense both Of sight and touch p"O y .
Eugene Groux, from Hamburger 6, nsi'
is the name Of the individual, has ina. !. 'a4
the experimental significance Of h.
corpus BY the application to It Of on UVA
trio apparatus, showing the time tat.e e''s
in the several actions Of the m MI n.y. Y
question Each time the heart NM %
the life fluid, a bell rings. This b,ed, Y
tural has been the object of great cn, e
ty, not only to the members Il the NV
cal profession, but to the public in GEM ,'.il
He has been paraded in all the bosn;,a,
and colleges. Wy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

DoUBT FROM INAcTIvITY.-We cannot
give the philosophy oft, but this is the fact
Christians who have nothing to do but
to sit sentimentalizing -orm ysticizing-are
almost sure to become the prey Of dark,
black misgivings. John struggling in the
desert, needs no proof that Jesus is the
Christ John shut up becomes morbid and
doubtful Immediately. The history Of the
human soul is marvellous. We are mys-
ferrous; but here is the history Of it all
for sadness, for suffering, Tor misgiving,
there is no remedy but stirring and doing.
--Roberton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

DOUGLAS AT THE SoUTH.-Six Of the
Douglas Presidential Electors in Tennessee
have declined the honor assigned them. In
Florida the Douglss te ticket hascollapsed.
A Breckenridge papel describes the Squat
te;iite Electoral ticket o. Mississippi as,
like mouth with bad set 0 teoth-full
Of vacancies"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
DANE COUNTY REPUBLICAN, TICKET

Alder Sherwin, Sheriff.
Willian Vroinan, Treasurer.
A. Piekarts, Register of Deeds.
johnson ]. Storks, Clerk Of Court.
Henry M. Lewis, District Attorney.
John A. johnson, Clerk Of Board.
L. D. Corwell, Surveyor.
Alexander stillwell, Coroner.
We believe the Republicans Of Dane arc
IN earnest this fall and intend to elect al
least a part Of their county ticket.
The East Senatorial District of tbs
county, has nominated Hon. S. G. Bear
for the State Scnate.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

RE-NoMI0ArBD Speaker Pennington
has been prevailed upon to Withdraw his
letter Of declination, and has received, by
aeclamation, the Republican nomination for
Congress in his District in New Jersey.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

The FILLlBUsTnR sHor-W William WAL
ker, the proving, p'undering pirate and
slavery propaganist. whom Our Government
has slammed about 50 long, if report be
true, has at last met his just fate at The
hands Of the Honduras Government. lie
AMI Rudler were shot while theirmeu were
allowed Is denart nnmolested.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
GRAM PROSPECTS.

Our readers interested in the prices Of
Grain viii perceive that last European adj
vices report very decided improvement in
the weather. both in Great Britain and
Northern France. The rains had ceased,
and been succeeded by dry, bright days,
which were Of course being improved to
the utmost in harvesting the outstanding
Wheat and Oats. The crops viii ofcourse
still be deficient; but to no such extent as
has been anticipated. This news il net cal
culated to enhance the prices Of American
Grain; but we give it as we find it.
It is not yet known that the improve
ment extends to Hops, yet it may. If so,
the high prices at which our hop-growers
have Of late been contracting their seasons
yield may come down !. peg.
Cotton of course looks up as Breadstuffs
90 down.-N Y. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
nANcnETrs AppOINTNIeN Ts.

The lion. Luther Hanchet, Republican candidate fol
Congress- will address the citizens Of Grant County at
places and times as follows
Z Hazel Green, Wednesday Sept. 26th. ], P. M.
Platteyille; " 7, p. m.
Wingville, Thursday Sept. 9th.
Lancaster Friday Sept. 28th.
Tafton, Saturday, Sept GOTH
Republicans of the I'd District rally around your stan
-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

EE Coy. Seward spoke at Dubuque to
about 5000 people last Thursday week,
and made as i said the most classical and
logical speech ever delivered ii The State Of
Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
& Foasth Asaemsly District Rep. Convention.

The Republicans Of the Towns Of Lancaster liberty
Ellenboro Fennimore, Hickory Grove Marion and 0s
cobe are requested TO at their usual places f
holding elections on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, 1890,
At O'CLOCK T. N, for tho election Of delegates to
attend Conyeation to DO held the Fennirnore School
House, ON SATURDAY, TIE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER
1850. to nominate Republican eahdi late for member
of Assembly; said convention TO assemble at clock o.
N. The towns viii be eatitlet to the following dele
gates;
Lancaster Hickory Grove, 2
Liberty, - Marion, a
Eenboro' Boscobel, 3
Eennimorc, WI. McGoNIGAI,
-- s. II. elise,
w. w. FIELDS,
District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

Coon cHASoG FOR 4 pHYsIcIAN--Dr.
Hamilton ef Highland, Iowa county, offers
lily property il that place for sale at very
reasonable terms It will be, after Doctor
Hamilton hiss left, which win be on selling
his property, as good au opening for a ply
stefan as can be found.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

IMPORTANT REPUBLICAN, AccEssIoNs IN
PITTsBURe.-The Pittsburgh Gazette says
the leading Democrats Of that city are
about all joining the Republicans. Among
them are Col. Geo. Gersk the war horse OF
the Democracy among the Germans. Be
sides him are Ar. d. nerwig, Of the Fifth
Ward, lifelong Democrat Of great IN
fiuence; Geo. +. Gilmore. late editor ofthe
Pittsbulg Post; w. 9. Moreland and half
a dozen Others of mech local influence
and popularity. In the Fifth Ward alone
there are over sixty voters for Buchanan,
who are now enrolled for Lincoln.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

The PREDICTION OF A SAGACIoUs PoLI-
TiesAN. Senator Bright, of Indiana, deliy-
cred an address to the friends of Breckin-
ridge and Lane in lcdiana. Among other
things he said 81 have been among you
forty years, and twenty-five years, | have
been a politician, and stake whatever lit
tie reputation ! have got as a public man,
or private gentleman, on what now state
that Stephen A. Douglas will not Get
one electoral vote ID the Union. Breckin-
ridge we know will
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

The FIRsT BoRN OF SOUTHERN WIs-
coNsIN.-P Probably, the first born Of mod
ern Wisconsin now lives il the town Of Cadiz
in this country, in the person Of Mrs. ]. D.
CUNNINGHAM, born in 1925, in cabin be-
tween Hazei Green, in Grant county, and
Benton, in Lafayette county, Mrs. Gun
NINGHAM's parents went to Galena when
there were but two cabins where the city
now stands. They were among the first
settlers Of The mineral regions Of southwest
ern Wisconsin, Wisconsin, State Rights.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

MTN0EsoTA. Tie Breckinridge Demo
rats Of Minnesota have nominated full
State and Electoral ticket. Senator Rice
! with them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

WHEAT SPoIIINa.-Ths Ve!1ey Regis
ter, at Gutenberg, says that the late rain
storms have damaged the wheat in stacks
III Clayton County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
THE COTTON cRop-wHERg IT rs SOLD.

The annual cotton statement for the
years ls59'-80 has been published. The
crop of the se.ison just closed reaches 4,675,
760 bales, being aD excess Of S24,289 over
the largest year on rccord-ls5s-59.-
This result has exceeded the most sanguine
expectations, and the feeling throughout the
season has been one Of surprise, as i had
been universally supposed that the present
force and area Of land engaged in cotton
growing could not, under any circumstan-
ces, produce such yield
10 France there has been cleared $685.
5s7 baIes. against 460,696 bales last year,
an increase Of 1873, 891 bales; while to 9TH
er parts OF the continent there is a decrease
from last year of 34,940 baIes-principal-
" owing TO the small takings by Russia, IN
of the arrangement there in fl
nancial matters.
Eastern spinners are steadily increasing
their consuming power, and this year have
taken 80, 402 bales in excess Of last year.
The general conviction is that cotton
must decline in plicj during the coming
year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

az The improvements in the manufac-
tuIe Of Flax Cotton have been SO far per-
fccted that the Boston rubber Company
have converted its buildings into manufac-
tory Of flax cotton goods.
The machinery is being put into them g
make "cotton nannels," half wooden goods,
prints, &c.
The company expect to make saving Of
40 to 60 per cent. in materials for all this
class Of goods.
1t is said that fax cotton can be produc-
ed in the bale at cents per pound, having
a greater strength and longer staple than
cotton.
The average PRICE of cotton by the bale
in New York and Boston, is fourteen cents
per pound.
Prints have been made from flax cotton
which are generally admired for their text
ure and fineness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

The ENeLIsH PRIEeR rs TIE U. s.
The Prince Of Wales and suite were in Chi
cago last Saturday. lie passes in the Uni
ted States as Lord Renfrew.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29
nEThe three Arabian horses nresel

GE-The three Arabian horses presen-
ted to Coy. Seward BY Ayoub Bey, have
safely reached Boston. Messss. Babney d
Cunningham, to whom they are consigned,
will forward them as soon as they are able
to bear the journey to Albany, whence they
will be sent on by the Central Road to
Judge Sacket's farm at Seneca Falls, where
they are to remain for the present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

The CRoPs N CALIFoBNTA.-A mer-
chant in San Francisco supplies paper
there with the following figures on the pro-
ofthe California soil. Hesays:
eve have Of wheat. under cultivation in
1860, 100000 acres of land, average yield
thirty bushels to the acre, say 100000.
Consumption, 10000 barrels flour per
month, say FIVE bushels the barrel is equiv
alent to 100000 bushels per month for
bread; for twelve months say 100000.
For seed next year one and one-half bush
els to the acre, 250,o0O--say 375,000.-
Total, misunderstanding surplus OF
3,525,000 bushels from the present years
crop The barley crop OF this State Is
greater than the aggregate of the entire
crop throughout the United States, estima-
ted at 100000 acres, which, at thirty
bushels to the acre, is 100000; consum-
ed as proyender, 100000; consumed fol
mailing lager beer, 10000; consumed fo1
seed for the year 1860, one and one-hali
bushels to the acre, say 10000 (375,000.)
Total, 100000. Leaving US a surplus o.
=, $4,000 bpshels from our present crop
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-29

JoHN w. BARNFIELr-The Coroner yes
terday held an inquest OF the dead body Of
Mr.. John w. Barnfield, an old and well
known printer who died suddenly, on Fri
day. The inquest was deemed necessary
from rumors that Mr.. B. had come to his
death through injuries received at the hands
of a weIl-known citizen. The Coroners
Jury found that the cause Of death was
dropsy Of the heart and tubercnlosis.-,St.
Louis Herald, 18Th
john w. BARNFIELD was the Editor OF
the Potosi wis., Republican, which he
in 1916, and printed upon the
same press, and some of the same material
that are now used in this office. Mr.. B.
possessed abilities as an Editor equalled by
few in that vocation, connected with week
Nv press. He discontinued his connection
with the Republican, however, after about
its twelfth number, and returned to st.
Louis, where we suppose he has lived up to
the tine of his disease. We believe he
was native Of England. There are many
specimens of his ingenuity and handiwork
now in our possession.-Dunleih { H.
advertiser.