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Der prtui pom 9Halts miro beute Nipraen
d" has Yam 9eben uub nit ben itm eetiibreus
rem @bren %empfon9sn wsrben.
NbenbS wiro Elm 86uisS Satut pom ben BAT.
terieu abgefeuert werSen.
WroBe SpitSbaufeu Inb an fsn &erften per.
l%anirnelt nnS 6reubenstsSsusunser auer 9lrt fin.
Den ltatt.
Sbeeltn9, "a. Sutt. Gin iuueer Mann,
Nau'tns Samrs Sbspsp, aus 1ipclston in ga i,
elm Sretsmann, tarb zines 1rtr Idmcr,boften
&rces, neil er auf elm Wiol 10 Viuen elmer tei
S0rl@rtttemaeisem @etrau& ..un16dbli6sn @e.
pljtn etr9enpmHen bate.
Nuf Der @iienbatn BON 5apre ~ersianete RG
tlir5ith Gin trauti8sr N'orfaa. Gin eou gtcuen
tvnmsnoer WaarenSu9, Der nit SpiritupIeu BE.
laeen mar, seristb in Srano, unp Der gremlsr,
~eldsr lid ni6t IAnsl aenus rotten fcnute, pcr,
brannte lebeneiseu Settles.
Die Gbicasoer I3ouauen EuO Yc1, giew.
gcrf noh ScltOa atgc,eif.
= Su Ybilapelp9ia wuroe oun rem ser.
sntide Scgcn rsS p~crtissn unatgGnatacu S,.
pens per @pp 6eaums am %. Suli elm 0icnic
db9ehaltsn, reffen 6rtrag ale 8eiitcuer FIX Die
@ritncuns eines peutf3en Spsrita;s per,penpet
trerpeit Ipl. ''H w
Der Safer pes @tftm6rbsrs Sarecn BAT
rte oon lesterem perfuBts 9etsnstsIbreibuua fir
S2oOO an cinen ipeFulatioen Su6tGubler per-
tanft. Sic wirS i'm Saufe pislsr 98c8e or.
jt einen.
etnr 9otuf&langs gtm 5reitag, ben
b. .. W., iDptetr 6r. 8teinbare Seelsr aus 3tso-
lerdHtue. Wfsnt5omrrp County, ouf elmer 1rincr
gsteien ctae B 6ub LANCE 9OrnI6lanss. Scr
5ebn Sdtrrn tUptcte ct cine O%erielbru Dirt. OirIe
96lnnSen itnc in iensr @ssenb ietr iclten. Sie
baten ooaitanpi9e 66rncr an rbcr ni6t melt BON
Dem S&'Oan3e nno itnO duberf stftis.
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50 s.

Cine 9eRern bier rinseIaufsne telegraph.
i6e Na&ri&t risf bic StSbt' @~nfrfsuns berpOr.
gta6 o~srielbcn nil man i'm n5rpliden 6beile
Don 5eras rac Gcmplct elmer 0eger Snlureftion
a Ia 8rOwn entredt BADEN, unS 6rtnat romit
pieIe in Der lebtsren Belt SSrsetOmmeue SranOs
ltiitun9en in Serbiu6ung.
- SOrlebte Na4t branute Gfe Der 4ten uno
SrOaofr. 1a9IOr upo Cos S&u9Rore aus.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

la'fntn 'Pre weNsnfOrmt9cn g,iter wis i'm b66-
i'nN'n SFisIe Dem StrureI fort uno fort su3u.
frnpen.
5a!-e pa hOt &c F& w'eoer- Elm @rn, Gin
NGadfn rrldeint SttesliB tauGt duf ZEN
5rehno NIT Dem etnsn 2lrme umIhlunaeu, nit
nesrmenl@lt6er &rnft Dem naben llfcr ,u.
~ftcusrnb.
Sept, Jest in es crretHt = unS I4peigcnp fin.
Ten Die 6reunoe fd in tte 9rme.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
4 B..

u ntun t pcs . dmpfers rs canada
Der DGmpfer Canada brinst Iabri6ten aus
europa tis gum II. SUIT. .-r,
Die 9Gnrpfrr SammUnia unb SuinuiS rarcn
in Southampton argefpmmtu.
Cine ucopcIitaniIhc Corvette 1T beIrrtirt unS
init Sftieren uuO Der ~9elammten Wanul6aft ,u
@ortbalpi tbcr9e9angen. (Oas Sciipiel miro
Na6abmuns %ftnOen. Die Sabu lit scbrp6en.
Nnm. b. 9tse.)
Wisbrere Oampfer fub ;u liverpool fir @art-
bdlOt a%nssfauft nUrOen unO 2 fnp teretts atae-
Ilrselt.
81 arbura, 2. SuIi. Gud infer Stabt.
ratb 1T nun benz SeiipitIe Der RaIeier uno So-
naurr @emeincetebGrren srfolst unp BAT in iei,
nrr jiu9lten Sibun9 am p~pri9en Sreitaa nit
GROCER Nfaicrit1t ben Se dlu6 acfabt, in elmer
"untCrttarisIsn" (GielD @tneate ben &urfiir.
fen nm @ircrrcinfibruus Der SertaTuno BON
1881 81: bitten.
Nuf6liif ii6er brn &f bei Mo.
iermo. Gin Serncr 8Iatt brinst, wa6rIbeinlit
opn eincm Sffisier Der gum She'll aus @dwei-
germ brltebenecn ncapOlitanii6en SrrmSerbatoil.
%lUnen, eincn Srtrf iter Die rlrbersate paIermo's.
NORM eS beiBt Die un6e8reifi6e 3a9boftiofeit
Der Generate San3a, SalSant, 2dnpi, Worrp
Galtelrp nuo wabrlbcinlth 8erratb Iicscu bie
tudti9en 6rembenbatailIone nibt ,um !Gampfe
fommcn unp binOertcn pas iiearcihe Iorbrinoen
oet Wtdeliben GUtcnne. SIS lit teareiRi6, tae
@artealoi untcr 70 bepanbten umItanbsn bic
9apttulatiUn in bieicr cage srp6mItbialt ou-
ia9m. Die Sfftiisre Der neapplitaniIhen Or.
nice, icpie audi Die llnterofF,iere, Iiefen poson
oeritedteH lt6, wa6renc Der SolOat lib nod aut
VAtug; ia, man IaD Siijiert 9rm in Wrm nit
@artbaloilfet berum ip~o3isren, unp es mirb 70.
gar bebauptet, e6 bGttcn 1Dl6e Gle breifarbtae re,
rclutipnGre @Ocarte bereitS VORTEX In Ger SoIhr
berum 9%etragen. Ssltlt Der f5ntaIi6e NoloR
nare init 5000 @ann ~tapfsrer Gruppen acaen
$4,000 Snluraenten gu baIten, aeIbipeiae benn
NIT elmer Nrmrr BON 90, 900 Wiann neblf Nprt
nnO &rie8Sidifrn."
@n9tanb.- Sulius Galfins. Der er1e
Stsucrmoun pes amrritaniIhem 66ife8 Sen.
r9 Gla;. - wurre UOr rrn Safiste0Grten in 81.
perppol an9etlagt. ben Spo rines portuoieIilhen
Matrplrn papurb 8srur1aht Al baben baR er
i'm bon ejnem 0erIite auf Der Seite bes Shif-
res. auf peIt5em Der MatrCle geRanoeu, aepur.
ZEN 6abe. ga Der Sepsis nt6t liar aefibrt
perprn fam, Sb es Die abi6t oes ealfius oe.
wrlen Jet, ben Seritorbensn bles undergraduates
ooir An rrtrantsn uno fs ben QnIdein Sat, ais
ub er i9m lpdter alien mGalihen 8eifano oelei.
ltet babe, nm ben untsr9ebenpen An rstten, 70
%sntbano Der WI8iarat ibn BON Der &la9e.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
NSi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

Dir febr Sprtbriltaft unO unssnebm ~seleacne
WirtRl6aft an 2ceuf Nqep, friibcr BON 6rn.
8upp II. Sc. as9olten, III gum 8erfanfe nns9c-
felt. Dtelelbe beltebt ldOn felt me6rersn 9ab>
rem unr Sat l6 ftets pee be1fen 8enpmmees err.
treut. Saufisbbatrr fGnnen bei Dem jeBisen
@:scntbimer Srant muller Die nGbersn
%Seotnaunaen ~erfatren.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

Dieieni9en Glteru BON Shlirrn oes pertcr.
benen 9enrp .. @r i II in g, Die nod Shul.
seloer an bic Rinterblirtsne g8itttps su fe,ablen
BADEN, ipsrpen 9sbetcn. balslbe Sur &rlethtsrune
tur otelt, obne pCrter9ebenpe Ginltnbung Der
JtchnunQ an Die Wittipe al br,ablen.
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y IL 10 irp:

Serlan9 ptrp:
Gin anltdnbi8ss orutihss Ndp6cn, peIGrs bic
nptbt9en Sausarbfiten Dtrrihten fam. H6be.
res bel Sobn @mmenbaufer, @de Der 10. unp
Woin-Str.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
en- 9emetube
Dirtbf6afts-G r6fuuna.

unlsren 6reaneen unb Dem 9eebrtru publifum
ote @nast9e, raB mir pte ieitbsr con ben Serreu
Nopp u. Comp. In soenit aasp sefibrte @irtb-
lNdtt npernommen BADEN, uno DAP mir uns
trenen neroen, re6t OFT unlere Sreunbe nit BEN
eeltsn @rtrtldsnfSst beotenca ,t F6nnen.
ss- Our Gtnpetbunssftier peroen mir unIt-
rem 9eebrten @aiten am nadlen Scnntas, BON
Sorm'ttdss lo ubr an, sinen bclitateu 9undb
antira9en, 81 trelder 8etsr lmn ,s6t sablreihen
@eindb bitten 6. GmmenbGufrr II. 6obner.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

@usrerfauf zines Guufrcticnary Stcres.
YIN ON genablefrn5s, nate Der listen unb
9eraoe nntrrbalb Der McGnmMe bes 6rn. 8. ".
Streder s~slcaensr @unfretipnd y5fer 1eGt tiaio
neelt Sdlillel au Serfaufen. pa per jctisr @iseus
bic Staot gu prrIoirn srbentt.
ueber bic Ssrfauf sbepinauuSen beliebe man
I'm betrslicnpen Store Yrrsu1pre6en.
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Scfamntimacbuuee

e'nlapuns nrSerfam mtnne Der
frstsn amsrttautf&sn tattstiS&en
&tr6 IN gemetup be.
que oere6rIt6sn @itsliebsr obiser Sir6euos-
meenpe, ioirie 5reauss, ipel6e @italieprr tteIer
9sihetncs au werben piinIhen, in6 hermit orf
6rettaG Often b. @tR, @tenbs 8 ubr. M
etner S~srlamminns in Der ct. SpbnstirGe' 5
StraBe inter seiSb bHFidf sinsetaben.
Seder, Ssc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27

3i6mrnr, ga, 81. Sulj 1860.
h%tSi0irt nnS brrausaraebrn pOa 3. 6aGtl.
ofaee: sroae- etro1s, neocn Der City 6au.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-27
@uSgembei,aer

g. GmS9embeimer
Supporter spn rrutl&en II. frani6Il&en @stnen
nno Sranpies,
Wnb !
Havana & Domestic Cigars,
gtr. 1l8 6rantGinfr. 3wiIten Der Ia. ii. 15.,
naDe @UpernOrtr.
IS9s Osltl4t gu6lifam, insteiunbere eser g8itberss.fauftr
'tno Die pegren g8irtbe, wercen anf bisles reu erribte
g%9Rpleia!e, Gs46it euimerflam ssnta6t unb eriudt, Die b66f
prsiepIret9en geaaren bielee neuen GrabliftMents Il, seriu-
Zen, ebe ie in aneeren bieitgen Ober nOrb.i6en 6aaitrn ibre
Ginfdufs MAIDEN. Inter &nbsren p%erSisnen folSenbe grtiftl
%bslOnPers bier erpabut pnb berpprSebuben gu tperpen:
GransDllAe Sranpies unD Ncttweine,
@bampa9ner Gale SUrten),
3beins unO NiOisl.9 Seine,
9lle Serten Q4bisfey, Sin.
Dead nnb 9lpple.8 Brandy.
Aae SOrten eiqusure (G O%rpials), ais Riimmel
&nis, &Elpntb, CURACAO &c. &c.
&Qs - urten 5aOana une OpHslic @ioars III
ieoent Yretie, HpnGbprS aautabnt, ale @Orttn
8au1tabat, Saroiues &c, &c.
I'M f~rsunbIiasR 3ulprud bitiet g. @usssnbetmer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16
ADMISSION OF KANSAS POSTPONED.
WAsnINnrnN. .Inne 3.

WAsHrNGroN, June 5.
Mr.. Green made his demonstrations
AGAINST Kansas IN the Senate to-day, object
inc principally to the boundaries, and ur-
ginc the technical plea that the terms Of
the English bill has not been complied
with.
Mr.. Collanler answered him fully and
successfully, exposing the weakness Of these
objections and assigning many conclusive
reasons Why the state should be admitted,
and this cause Of embarrassment relieved.
But majority exhibited their foregne
purpose to kill off the admission, and a mo-
ton to postpone this bill to take up an ar
preparation, which was regarded IS = test
vote, prevailed by six majority. Every
one OF the % Republicans was present and
voted in the negative, seconded by Messrs.
Pugh and Latham.
Thirty-three Democrats recorded them
selves for the postponment, Mr.. Bigler
among the number, who excused hnself
on tie pretext Of a thin Senate, when sixty
votes we're cast, being probably the largest
aggregate vote Of the session, Thus have
the Administration and the Democracy
pursued Kansas with nnrelenting hostility
to the bitter end Cor. ~ Y. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16
"HONEsT OLD ABE. Z

At the recent Republican ratification
meeting IN Racine, Marshall NJ. Strong
made brief speech, in which occurs the
following grateful tribute to the character
Of our candidate for President:
Old Absl old Hickory old Tippe-
canoe What does the old mean {! Pru-
dent, far seeing wise, honest, noble and
simple: and the people have given Abe the
title Of old at fifty-one, an honorable title,
which he has deseryedly worn in private life
for twenty years.
Socrates, on account Of his wisdom, was
called San old one and for the same rea-
son we call Abe "honest old Abe Hon
est III what? Honest in everything, in cy-
cry duty in life; honest in making argree-
ments, and honest in fulfilling them: honest
in every act, tlioughtand aspiration, wheth-
er to himself his neiglibor, his country, or
his God. Cares not for persons or posi-
ton, where right is TO be maintained Or
wrongs to beeedressed
Words Of truth and soherness well out
from heart and soul that know dissim-
ulation. "Honest Old Abe" He has
won this title for himself, and am glad be
is not known as one Of the mushroom
growth Of Hoporables, Captains or Colo
nels Of the present day. He is entitled 70
Honorable, having served in the legislature
and Congress, but the people do not call
him so, they have conferred upon him a
homely title that speaks to the hearts OF
the people, letters patent Of higher nobil-
lily than can be granted by any other body
Of men; lie is "honest old Abe"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

IMPORTANT DEcIsIoS.-We have pro-
cured from Judge Miller of the United
States Court, q copy Of the opinion, read in
court in the case Of Charles Luling against
the city Of Racine. The action is to recov-
er the contents ofcoupons annexed 10 bonds
issued by the city in aid Of the Racine and
Mississippi railroad company, in pursuance
of an act If the legislature Of the State
The court decides that the bonds are a
bona fde debt Of the city, notwithstanding
the act was not published before the issuing
Of them. That the question Of publication
Of the act is not a legitimate matter Of de-
fence. And that the issuing Of the bonds
had been approved BY the cay authorities
and the people since the act was published.
MI. News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

llenry Black plaintiff Us James Moore De-
Circuit Court ~. laerksobe
Nv virtue of an execution issued from the c1 s 500
oftte ebovo mentioned court n favor = dsieDdaa
named plantiil and against the above na.e II Put
10 me directed and delivered by direeuoI bsH
Attorneys and for want Of goods ana ma And in6
levied upon MI Of the defendaups right us ~
est in the following described real esta ast ouaF
All II the northwest quarter Of Chg 9 ngc one
Of section No. two, ~ town eight; w y. a aenlio
vest AlsD the following lots and blocks - Muscos
and described in the Fiat Of the vlas fsaf aud ~
GRAFT county, Wisconsin; Lots numbers 1,sred ni0s
4and 81 10 block three, CD and block srad 400 q
ty-eight (9Sj ninety-nine, 900 one 800 fl0g&
bundled aud one, ti0l) one hundred ahu W.
one hundred anu three. (lO3) AL expoR
b direction Of plaintiff attorney ;dder ior ~
sale and will sell 10 the highest and pes In tbe
10 hand, at the outer door Of the oelock r x
agf Of Lancaster Grant &C., Wis. az ~ righk az
The LIST day Of August, 4. % lseos ans has j
interest claim which the said dslunu ~ 9th dg =
10 tbs above described real estate on me sboss u
March AID 1860, has since asgnifeu nv ,usarsss ~
VIII be made to satisfy said Execution, - seant coS
and aecruing costs.--Dated Sheriff VAn0e'
~. Wiz, Lancaster, june Ia, l6uO' y v, Grant Co.
WM. II. FOSTER, Sheriff Of o i'a,s d
s2wo By Gro. ,. CAh'A''
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

Rg The old legal rule that tenant W.,
bound to pay to the end Of his leass
Notwithstanding the premises might be al
stroyed, by fire, has been reversed by act of
the New York Legislature, and in case u i
the destruction Of the building, Or its ipinrv
so as to be untenantable, "by the element.
or any other cause, withoutfault Of theten
ant, he may surrender possession.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

RAILROAD BoSDs.-In the u s. Circuit
Court at Pittsburgh, May 81, Judge Nc
Candless delivered an elaborate opinion in
the case of David Pollock. acitizen of Ohio,
against the county Of Lawrence, directing
an attachment to be issued against the
county Commissioners for refusing the exc
cution upon judgment obtained for inter-
est on Railroad bonds. As this is the first
proceeding Of this kind in the United
States Court, it exc.tes considerable inter
est
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16
STATE ITEMS

Already has there been an immense re-
duction ofthe current expenses ofthe Prison
under the present administration. and that
TOO Of character so decidedly appropriate
and without the least injury to the institu-
ton or any Of its legitimate demands, that
we cannot forbear to mention it. The
first quarter closed with an expense Of So
600 against So 600, Of last term, and, we
are fully assured that this sum can and will
be greatly reduced at the close ofthe pres
ent quarter. Prison CITY ITEM.
Tie West Wisconsin Conference Of
the NJ. E. Church was divided at the late
General Conference at Buffalo, fhe South
ern portion retaining the former name and
the remainder, added to the northwestern
portion ofthe State taking the name Of the
Northwest Wisconsin Conference. The
IN w, Conference meets at Sparta on the
9TH September, and the West Conference
at Baraboo on the 10th Of the same month.
The following is statement Of the
earnings Of the M. & M. r.. r. for the
month just passed, as compared with the
,llne month last year:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

The Democratic Secedcr's Convention as
semhad at Richmond on Monday last
Ludbeck, Of Texas, in The Chair On tho
call Of States, New York responded. Tht
credentials Of the delegates from this State
were presented by Thad. T. Mott, alternate
Of Gideon J. Tucker late State secretary
Mr.. Mott stated that the delegates were ap-
pointed by the Trustees Of the National
Democratic Hall Of the State ofNew York
that time did not permit the calling Of i
State Convention, but he was encouraged
by the fact that 5 Of the l6 members OF
The Committee approved ofthe delegates,
aid desired to be represented in the Rich
mond Convention. This is supposed to be
b move in favor Of Dickinson. All the Sc
ceding States were represented but Della
ware. Mayor Wood sent word that the
New York delegates represented nobody
and it was supposed they you'd be repudi-
ated. The Convention had most probably
adjourned to await the action Of the Balti-
more Convention.
In the q. S. Senate, the Printing Invcs-
tigating Committee Report was under dis
cussiou. 1t recommends, for the sake Of
n, eisli-,s .sl,,vss. a change in the mode Of
executing the public printing. Senator
Slidell sustains the Administration in the
face of the evidence of collision before the
Covode Committee! 1t is thought Con-
gress cannot adjourn on the 18th, as was
resolved. The republicans Of the House
have resolved to stand by the Tariff and
refused to authorize any funding Of the
Treasury notes into the bonded debt, or to
authorize further loan unless means to pay
them be provided. There will be no mod
ifcation effected other than, possibly, by
the conference Committee.
News has come BY way Of San Francis
co that the present Emperor Of Japan,
Prince Goitairo, was assassipated on the
18th Of March. He was on the way from
his house to the palace when II japanese
assassins killed six of his ratinue One of
the assassins being wounded, his comrades
cut off and carried away his head to prevent
his being recognized. The assassins were
taken, and two of them were found to be
princes Of high rank. The privilege wa,
given them Of cutting open their own alb
domens with sword, thereby preventing
their property being eonfesatod and saving
their families from the disgrace which
would entail upon them had they been be-
headed. Thirty persons interested in the
affair wero beheaded, The assassination
sprang out cf the opposition Of the present
Dynasty to foreign intercourse. The party
to which the assassins belonged is headed
by Prince Meto, and is said TO be as strong
Is the present Government. Instruction
was looked for. AS there are doubts about
the authenticity Of this intelligence, il has
not been communicated to the japanese
ambassadors new in this country. Such
information would probably interfere with
the present attempt 70 secure q better IN
teeourse between the United States and
Japan Our Naval commissioners suppose
that if the report Is not anfouuded, itmay
be the Regent Who was assassinated instead
Of the present Emperor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE |
NEAR THE DEPOT.
FRANCIS McsPADES
BoseoheI, va, June !, $50.
no OWNERS OF
Threshing Machines.

Having purchased the Patent Right for the coqhg ,
Grant to manufacture aud sell j. derya Jones II W.,
izeis OF Horse Powers | would say TO each anu NIX NIX
owner OF threshDg machine, that will be pfePa,, n
furnish hint with sett the present season ing sM
made entirely OF iron. simple in thsr construcon,a
very durable. Ihe draft by their IL 50 orsy
round the power to be Impossible to break lhs 1
OF break out s@eap as is often the case wthos s@
Having purchases the Right late in the Autumn
did NOT manufacture but Few sets last season asa
The following statement, made by those ",
them last session. speaks for itsef oflsa
We hereby certify that we used ia the Aulu ,soaac.
g. Herva Jones Equaizers for Horse Powers r sni
tured and sold by VIM W. Field, Of tennl, y, ssyeg
tuat believe them be Of great beneut ~wprsan
lhreshng Machine. The danger OF bursting iSA M
breaking sweeps, by their Is wholly % IN cos'
power is lost By the decreased speed 81 e nse aaa
Ing the trunding rod, from any otnet .sdger no
consequently the cylinder runs " ith mnch s"a hsn
ton Every Horse Power to be perfect, sun I'm gcel
them attached In word we would MOI ~
machine without them. ,;more,
Isaac WALKER, Patch OiV'
jERoME EVERETT, Marion .csIrs
All orders addressed to me at Fennimors,, FIELD
prompt attention. WlLLlAMss a a. 52D5
Fennimore Grant Co., Wis, June II, isOO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16


spIcy-At the Anti-Slayery Society,
at n. Y. lately, VIM. Brown alluded
to his white relations. facetiously. lie de-
clared that
The colored lace would not leave this
country and 90 to Africa, or South America,
or to New Mexico. Applause They
through the agency Of the Shareholders, had
too much Anglo-Saxon blood in them. He
met the other day friend who had run
away about the time he did, and they had
long talk about their white relations at
the South. Laughter. They TALKED
about his cousin William, Minister Plen.-
potentiary to the Court Of Spain, (IIon.
Wilhan) Preston Roars Of laughter. -
That gentleman married his other cousin
Fanny. Renewed laughter. Bob died
a few months since, said TO have been WORTH
about FIVE million dollars. Renewed mer-
riment.l His cousin, Charles A. Wickliff4,
was Postmaster under John Tylor.--
lLaughter Perhaps they didn't know
who John Tylor was, but certainly they
would know his cousin Charles. [Contin-
ted laughter. He did not look upon these
white relations Of his with such pleasure as
they might think; still they We're bis rela-
tons. Laughter. Sometimes they found
themselves related to those about whom
they did moi care much. Great Laugh
ter. If tiney wanted him to leave his white
relations, he wouldn't and he wanted to stay
and defend his colored friends, and labor
for their enamel patton. Applause.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

RAIL RoAD BoSps.-The Wis Ga
zatte says:
A large p1ftion Of the bonds given by
the town, - the FRY RR Co, wiz I:
s29,ooo) have been decided by our courts,
to be null and void, and that more recently
these bonds have been surrendered BY the
R. r. c.. to Sirs Bennett Il Cole, attorneys
for the town.
There is yet outstanding in the hands Of
the Alfred Band, Maine, $4,000 of the
bonds, which we have every reason to be-
lieve, viii share the same fate of those al
ready cancelled.
There also remains outstanding, upon
which no legal proceedings have been COM
menced, the further sum Of $1,000, which
amount has been sold and transferred by
the r. r. Co, to second hands, which will
unquestionably be cancelled in due time
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

gr Mr.. A. Cuthbert, Of Georgia, son Of
i former u. S. Senator Of that State, has
rccsntlE purchased and settled on farm
about four miles, northwest Of Patterson,
N. j., bringing with him five negroes to
whom he had given liberty. They arethe
last Of seYenty-fve emancipated BY Mr..
Cuthbef.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16
,rsTha Galana Goatrisr has

GgThe Galena Courier has figured
up the votes BY which Douglas may Be 81
ected putting nearly every free state down
fer him. What is judgement is worth
my be estimated 81 its also judging thal
the democrats can elect their candidate fol
Congress ia this district next fall.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

TORNADO 1t has been ascertained that
The tornado that took Camanche to pieces,
swept over a length Of ,fosr hundred and
fffy miles. shaking to pieces everything
that il touched. The loss Of property
caused thereby is immense. The loss Of
life, and the suffering Of the wounded, tho
they may be counted, yet they cannot be
valued Geienu ddp,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-06-16

The rumor that Thurlow Weed ba.
sold his interest in the EVening Journal
and that he is going to spend the summer
ia Europe is incorrect. His relationship Il
that paper is not changed.