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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
LEGAL.
4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

Notice il hereby given tha+ the undersigned, adj
mnistrois Of the estate Of james Nangle late of the
town If Patch Grove deceased, BY virtue OF license
nom the COUNT Court Of Grant County, will sell al
Public Auction at his late residence in the town OF
Patch Grove, on Thursday the goth day OF December.
A. d. $780, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following described
real estate to-wit The west half Of northeast guar
Ter and north quarter Of southeast quarter 81
section thirty-ye 1857, also west half II 90uih-east
quarter and northeast quar- ter of southwest quarter
md sOGth half Of southwest quarter and south-wes
Quarter of northeast quarter and north eas quarter
Il southeast quarter Vi section htteep iol ana north
salf of southwest quarter % sectoa fourteen tlll
novih-wes. quarter Of -Juteast quarter aud norfn
quarter Of 5. w aa, ter II sectcn twenty onetzi
no above land In township six ~ range i've wa
I'D west half Of south west quarter OF sec-
-. 81 xtesn (6) in Township i've IS nOfth of iange
i've wett lot Of land beginning rods and four
cen fceI from the southwest Of west hail "
autleas quarter of scion four ~ in township i've
s nor til Of range live (5) west, running north orty
me feet thence ten rods thence south ort5 zone
set thence the place u beginning, wiz, 'ust
ma barn. also part OF tue east half Of Tue soutil wes
uartar Of said four ~ same town ana range
ginning at Il poIni west on the north me cnaihs
III 81 iinas from northeast corner OF san Iact
i land thence south chains. thence west chains
nd nftv links thence north chains, thence east Two
;ans and fifty links to the place OF beginning VIII
IA the Improvements thereon all the above lands W
ing and being ia the county Of Grant, ana state WIS
Patch Grove. NOV 70, 1860.
PRESERVED ALBEE, ADMINISTRATIONS
23-w THOMAS NAGLE,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
ShERIFFS ExrcurroS-WArnnuaN.

State Of WISCONSIN,. County Of Grant, Circuit Court
man, Defendant.
ky virtue Of an execution issued from the above
court, directed and doliyefsd in the above enti-
He'd action, aud ia compliance with the oIter Of said
court thscn contained. viii offer for sale Public
Auctions at tie outer aor Of tie Court House. in the
same to the high st and best bidder far eash in hand
On tie Eight lazy OF January, a. 1850. Mt the hour
OF o'clock, n NJ, said dsy ali the right, title
interest cian or iein which SAID dssandant had ia
to said premises the S0h dsy If jane 1905, has
SINGS acquired thereto The following IS desert ptiop
Of the premises ordered sold, To- wit;
Nortu- quarter Il the North East quarter az
section Ma. twenty, t20y. 10 town No. six, ot, NortA
Of Range No. tsa ~. West, IN Grant Soaafys Wss.
Together With al bindings aud improvements said,
asds The above sale will be lxads to satisfy the sum
of $3.50 so; besides interest, costs ana aecrung costs
Dated Sherill's Office Nov. I'D. 1860.
WA II FOSTER. Sncr1 Grant Co, Wis.
VIZ. +. CAarER. iii Us Ally. zSow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
ESTATE OF CALEB L. IRISH.

Notice is hereby given to all whom il mas concern,
that on the first Monday, being The seventh day, OF
January next ensuing the date hereof 1, tue und
signed, shai present for dnal examination, settlement
and Allowance my nnai account administrators OF t
stte of the said Caleb s. lsh deceased To the Count
Court of Grant County, in the State Of Wisconsin.
the Court House in the town Of Lancaster, IN sale
eJunty at Of said Court then and there 10 Is
ieid at which Time ana pace all persons interested
NAV appear and resist tho allowance vi sal account
Is order OF said Dated November 10th. 1866
STEPHEN b. IRISH
23-7ts Administrator of said Estate
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
FACTS AsoUT rRn poNEY EXPRESS.

The poneys quickest time from here to
San Francisco is nire days and nine hours,
but BY aid Of the telegraph news have been
carried from the Atlantic to the Pacific ii
eight days, and San Francisco read the In
teiigence Of the Heenan aud Sayers fight
eighteen days alter that brilliant mill was
mauled.
Thirty pounds is the maximum we get Of
the mail; two dollars and half the price
of a quarter ounce letter; the best time yet
made on any division Of the road was on
the section Of forty miles between Kinne-
kuk and ST. Joseph, which was PRETTY
done in three hours and fifteen minutes.
Many horses have, Of course, been killed
or lost. In one instance the driver was kill
ed, but the conscious pony saw the mail
and pushed on TO the next station.
But even this marvellous triumph Of mind
over material obstacles fails to satisfy fast
age and a fast people. While we write,
two lines of telegraph are in process Of con-
struction from the Missouri valley to the
Pacific. The line authorized by Congress
last winter will follow the fleet tracks Of the
Superseded grays. The po.es are already
beyond Fort kearney, a distance Of three
hundred miles.
The other wire viii bend over he cres-
cent line now followed by the ButterfeId
mail. 1t is now completed to Fort Smith
at this end, and from San Francisco to Los
Angeles, four hundred and eighty miles, at
the other end Of the route.
The wires viii gradually shorten the po-
MES until within year there viii be moth
ing left Of these dashing specimens ofequin-
ity.-St. Joseph Free Democrat.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

MARRED.-At Glover Lea, Hanover Co.
Va, Col. Lewis ~. Washington. Of Bell
Air, Jefferson county, Virginia, to Ella NJ /,
daughter Of George ". Bassett Esq. In
this marriage singular coincidence occurs.
the groom beiRg the great grandson 81 two
brothers Of Cen. Washington ana tie bride
the great gfaild-iau9h liter Of The only sists.
of Gen. Washington. and also great granl-
slaughter Of Mrs. General Washington,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
LEGAL.
GUARDIANS SALE-PYZER.

Grant County Court, Wlseonsln.
In the matter OF the 0aafsashp VI Edward Pyzer ant
MARY Ann Miller minors Md heirs al law OF Thomas
Pvzer, deceased.
Nosee il hereby given, that BY virtue and In pursu'
~ n day Of November d 1862 by the County Cousi
of ala county, tile undersigned Guardian OF the sai
r.Inors, will, on SATURDAY, the Sth day OF December
4 ID 1860 on the premises TO be sold ut O'Clock IL
ii afternoon said day, offer for sale at public ven
due the following described lands, TO wit; The undi
ged oneha 81 the east half of the southwest quaFel
and tile eorbeast quarter of the northwest quarter q
Sc don six ( Ill town a., north OF range tvs
(z( west ia Tue county OF Cfants and state OF Niscon
s,s Tie terms OF ale one-haif OF the purchase
10 be tIad at the time of the btiance II tweNs
mon Is secured BY mortgage on the premises soiu.
Dated November 18Th, 1870
TIMOTHY WATCHDOG,
% n Guardian Of ss..s Minors.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

Gg- Near Gfasshopper Falls, Kansas, a
drove Of wild horses is seen; but SO fleet
are they that all attempts to capture the
full grown horses are failures, patriarch
Of the tribe, a chestnut horse, somewhat
larger than the Morgan stock, is mark
forall persuers, but has never been oyertaken,
although $500 is offered for the capture Of
this chestnut king"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
GHERIFF'S sALE-ANDERsoN, ct. al.

State of Wisconsin,. Circuit Court Of Grant County,
judgement of Foreclosure and sale.
George II. Thatcher, PHI G. Lee Anderson and
wife, Robert Hall and EusTce IL Smith, Defendants
By virtue OF decree of foreclosure agd sale issued
from the aboge-named Court ia the entitled cause
bearing date aug 7t, 1860. shall the Ind day OF
MARCH,, A. d. 1851. at the font door OF the court
house IN the village oi Lancaster Grant county, Ms
at the boar OF clock p NJ. Of Sid day. offer f,r sale
at public auction and will sell to the highest and best
bdter for cssh hand the following real es
Of Section twentythree Sl, the north half Of south
west quarter the south In OF northeast quarter and
the soul ast quarter OF Section twenty -four t2 ali
az Town No seven 90 North Of Range No. three (3l
West % the Fourth Principal Meridian, containing 800
acres or less. Sad premises are ordered sold ia
satisfaction Of the judgement in the above.entitIed
cause amounting to the Of S5,75565 together with
interest costs aud &C ruing costs
= Dated SAerFs Office, Lancaster, Nov. 2Sth. 1860.
WM II. FOSTER. sheriff
3 Gao CARTEi UNDERESTIMATE
MILLS McKEE Pits. Att'ss 24-cowl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

CHERRIES SALE-BOLITHE.

Stage Of Wisconsin, Grant County. Grant Circuit court
judgement IL Foreclosure Sale. Ferdinand Schnel-
der. PltA. vs. susan Boliihe, Det't
BY virtue Of decree of foreclosure and sale Issued
from the above named Court bearing date the I'D das
October, A. d. 1860 favor OF the above natcd Plain
t aud against the abuve named Defendant, and by d.
reetion PlaintiHs Attorney, shall tie I4tl day
OF January, A. b fSll e hour OF ociocs D. m d
said das the front door Of the court house, in the viii
lie auction, and will spl To the highest and lest bidder
for cash in hand the following described al estate
viz Beginning twenty 20) rods south Of the north
east the ha of the quarter OF
section ore % township one I'D north OF range two
90 west and at the southeast corner OF land owned
BY Woods aud Mathews company, thence west eight
~ rods THENCE south Tour O. RODS, thence east eight
% rods thence north four ~ rods to the place be-
ginning containing thirty two 90 rods OF land more
the Judgement ia this amounting the sum OF
$Iv4 30-l09ths. together With in crest and COSTS
Dated Sherill's Office, Lancaster, Oct. 9th, 1860
WA. IL. FOSTER, Sheriff.
WARDEN ANDERSON PITTS. Attorney. i7.wl3eow
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

OFFFcEs.-The number Of Offices in The
gsit oi the President j. said to 81 10000.
Tie number. Of applicants viii probably
reach 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
TIMBER AND PRAIRIE


Tho subscriber Offers for sale in lots to SUI purchasers
and the most liberal terms to payments aud time the
following lands all lying and either side Of the
Wisconsin
Sec. ., Town 6, NJ Range / West--C4b aues.
Ma OF See. ~ Town g. NJ Range West-320 acres
Wa OF Sec. Is, Town 9, n. Range West $50 acres
Sw44 OF Sec. ~, Town 9, n. Range Wet--l6O
Ia of nw14 Of sec y, I. s. n. X. W.--s0 acres.
Fer particulars inquire of fhos, j. Green & Co. at
Wingve. A. u. Mills the premises, agents foI
Miles Unite Baltimore, Md
The property is situated two miles west Of Wingye
fairly divided between prairie and timber and per-
ecty adopted for farming. These lands located in
the highest parts Of the county, bu contain several lv
ing springs and may be had ywhere by digging
WiBgyiilc, June lSlh 1850. l-tg
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5 IA P l = 6 Q Q D s
Ar MUscODA

AT MUSCODA.
Ii is not generally known that opening large
and well selected assortment OF Staple Goods, in the
store formerly occupied by ). b. Moore Co. have
nIicity 10 the fact Most Of my goods bought
directly from the manufacturers consequently am en-
aided 10 Sell at d reasonable advance upon inanufctuI-
rs prices aud save to nay customers the profits OF the
New York and Milwaukee JobbeTs Sly stock consists o
Staple and Fancy Goods,
8oots and Shoes Hats and Caps, Straw G. cds, Groce-
.ieg Hardware Qaeensware, etc., etc. etc. Bonnets,
Flats and Trimmings great yaietyin fact you VIII
snd almost every thing want, at my store, at prices
0 suit the times.
Farmers aud others who think there IS but one place
n the EST and that Boscobei) viii loose nothing oy
giving AIscoda call. All ki DIS OF mercnantaDie pro-
luce iaken also County oruers and CASH
May u, ls60-tf j. l.. AAlSSh-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
MISCELLANEOUS.


X EMOVAL!
ALFRED PALMER, formerly Of Muscoda, has re-
moved his stock of General Merchandise and per.
manently established himself
At BOSCOBEsL,
And wishes al who do their trading az this place to
call and examine &c s.ocs which viii DO found to con-
sist Of
Dry Goods,
Boota 4 Shoes,
c.otiling. Gfockery,
Groceries, Nalis
Glass, Sasa,
Oils, Paints,
Patent Medicines, &c.
have aiarge portion my Boots and Shoes made e
/ also manufacture my Clothing and cut and make
Clothing order.
have on baud small stock OF
Pine shingles, Latin, Pickets and Fencing.
ann paying Cash Tor Pork, Wheat, Corn, OATS Seer
Hides and kurs. ALfNE "a 'srnis.
Boscobei, Dec 2lst 1858. zo-t-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
IMPROVED FARM
For Positive Sale.

viii sell at the lowest price, 200 of land, %
ceres thereof under cultivation and fences we'll
ed and watered GOOD dwellings, barn, out ouil
ings. orchard, &c The farm situated miles south
east OF Boscooe aud Railroad Terms part cash.
balance time.
Also several other tracts OF land about the dis
from Bosccbe will be sold lower than any land
IN the county. Also, improved farm If half Sec
lion, miles southwest Of Boscobei. good dwelling,
small orchard 100 under fence IS pi0N
wen eatered aud timbered. III debt aud deermin-
cd to leave Tor country. Terms, part eash bal-
time. ,Inquire OF tie sabsci ber Baseobel,
April, 24th, A. D, 1860. 45-F ). J. BUTTON.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
SALE OF
Forfeited n1ortgaeed Lands.
STATE or WISCONSIN. !

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
DANE COUNTY
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS or SfHooA AND UNIvER-
sfTY ANDs MADISON, OCTOBER 9Th. Is10.-The follow
ing described Lands in Grant County, having been for
fitted BY OF the iVnpayment Of interest upon
loans granted tiereon NeTicE Is HEREBY ervEa that
the viii he offered for sale auction and sold Ia
tho highest bidtef at the Office OF the Secretary OF
state, at the Capitol ia Madison on the 20tn day OF
December A. d. 1850, unless sooner redeemed acco Il nj
to law Said sale to commence al O'Clock n. M ana
to continue from day 70 day. until all Of said Lands
shall have been otersd. The minimum price as
which the will be offered will be tie amount
named opposite eaeh tract which includes the amount
ii the interest up the January 1861 i've
per cent damages, the taxes which lave been return.
ed against lands AID The Of adv ftisng the
Said lands viii be sold subject to all Taxes which
may, at the time Of saie, be due upon them. Other
conditions Of sale will be announced BY the Commits
the opening Of the sale Said Lands will be
offered By Counties, according to their alphabetical or
der
l.. r. HARVEY. Commissioners of
s. -. HASTINGS.
JAMES ii. HOWE, ! School and University Lands.
Josiah Drake, sw 4 ofNw a,RlW,s 81, 40
Amount due 10000; Amt of Interest," $l4t 90; Anopnt
Of pruaty, Sl000 Amount Of Interest. Penalty Taxes
and Advertising, $50 90, Total Amt Due Slate. $780,
%; Year for mich Interest is due, 1860. IS-w9.
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AND SAWMILL
+ Q r $ "a L h

-
Cne half or the whole Of the property known Pi.
geon Saw Mill. 70 those 10 whom il known it re-
quiTes Recommendation a Mil privilege. there j.
eighteen feet iAll more ii required, fouada
ton, aud Sufficient wal To drive overs0t wheel al
the time. There Two hundred acres of laud, 30 IN
tlyaton, the balance ia TIMBER good large Frame
House.
Terms $500 down, the ba ance on time to suit pur-
ciase good deed cIear Of all encunbfances. Apply
on tie promises 3 miles southwest OF Lancaster.
ALEXANDER CALDER.
Lancaster, Oct II, 1866 l1df
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

NATHANs
Provision and Grocery store,
Too doors East Of ne u s. Rotsl
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
All kinds u Provisions, GIoceer Fancy cadies. Beer,
uts Csars, Oysters Tobacco, sugar, Coaee Tea, aaa
1000 other Articles for sale cheap for Cash!
Also, Beef and General Meat Market. wish to tx.
change Tor
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Hides, sc.
country People wi1hiag G sap but subs tantia meal
cola. can be aee0mnOQatedat all hours.
JAJDB NATHAN,
Lancaster, December sotl, 1859. zs-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01

as Book admirably adapted to the use Of F,,.,,
VIII be mailed post paid, to any address, N agls'
its price, '25 cts. VI receipt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
The Manual of Hea,,,
MEDICAL PROFESSION

New Edition, Illustrated wiz colo,ed re-,
received the unqualified appreciation Of Ia wings u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-12-01
Family Medi cino.

s A59adsn ice O. o9 pnsoS s testimony from The
iication Of the Graelenberg Company. 'u 10 @spss
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FOR SALE.
r~~>S>~~c-N-r>'
Al URRAY LANDS FOR SALE.

Toaon A, North Range s Wess.
VIZ ofNW54 Sec II VIZ Of SW x Sec.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04
Gen. Geo. w. jones' Reception.

We learn from the Dubuque Herald
Of the public reception which that noble
Democrat Gen. Geo. w. Jones, met
with on his arrival home on the 3Oth
ult. The Herald says:
Last evening ex-senator Jones, and present
Minister to Bagots, s. A., arrived home and
was greeted with public and fattering re-
cepton lie reached Dunleith on the evening
train, where he was met by Mayor Stout and
several other Of our citizens, who babe him
welcome. They then proceeded to the Ferry
boat, and were received on this side by the
military and an immense crowd of citizens.
Ae the boat neared the shore he stepped on
the guards and was greeted with tremendour
cheers. Upon landing he was received with
an eloquent and lengthy speech by F. Z. Bis
made by the honored recipient.
on the right, Gen. Jones and escort in q car
rage, and on the left o lengthy train of carri-
riages. II this manner the concourse proceed
ed until it conveyed the visitor to his homo on
Julien Avenue.
The character Of the reception, the immense
gathering Of citizens, and the tremendous en-
thusaem, all indicate that our psople well ap-
preciate the long and arduous services Of the
General, not only to the Northwest and Du-
buque. but to our entire country.
Gen. Jones looked well, but little older, al
though retaining all the elasticity Of his young
er days We congratulate our citizens and his
family upon his return.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04

INDEED. to judge from the newspapers. one
would almost suppose that there was no one
else IN the field but Douglas IN. Y. Herald.
And the supposition would be strictly
correct. The fact is, there is ssno one
else in the field but Douglas" ito Judge
from the ccwspapers" and the action Of
the people. His friends are alive and
enthusiastic in his support throughout
the country, North and South, East and
West. Douglas meetings arc held daily
and nightly everywhere, and the chief
business of the Republican press seems
to be to suppress al telegraphic accounts
Of such demonstrations If they do not
actually belle them.-Roshssew Wsien.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Warranted Purely vegetable.-All the
ingredients of BRANDRETH's PILLS are purgative
and act in conjunction to open, dstach, dissolve
cleanse, cool, heal, and so carry out Of tho body
whatever Injuries it. BY being digested like the
food, they enter into and mix with tho blood Il
search out and remove oil bad humors. They
dissolve all unnatural colleetions, cleanse the
blood, and tubercles, ulcers etc., let them be
in what part of tho system they may. They in
jure no part Of the body. They carry away moth.
ing that is good. They only remove what is bad
They assist nature, agree with it, and always do
their work we'll. Their use has saved many .
valuable life:
Sold ct principal Office, No. 294 Canal st. Price
Is cents box.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicines.
july20-dGw1m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04
From the Dadeville (Alabama) Banner
Another Douglas Advocate.

DOUGLAS AND JoHNsoN.-TO day we
unfurl our Banner to the breeze, with
the names of these sound Democrats,
pure patriots and able statesman float
ing at our masthead. DOUGLAS and
JOHNSON are the nominees OF the Simon
pure National Convention Of the Demo
cratic party. And if the Democratic
party is to be preserved, and the Union
perpetuated, every pure patriot from
Maine to California will have to rally a
round this ticket, when it can be easily
elected, and thereby signal rebuke
will be given tn fanaticism alike at the
North and the South; demogogueism
will be effectually put down for years to
come. DOUGLAS for great while has
been considered the most incorruptible
Democrat IN the north, and the greatest
statesman in the Union. Herschel V.
Johnson, "The model Governor of
Georgia" is we'll vcrsed in the art OF
government, and has ever been consis-
tent State Rights Democrat. Then let
the welkin rnig with one grand, glorious,
universal shout, DOUGLAS and JOHNSON ;
the National Democratic party and the
Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04
state Democratic Ex. Committee.
Prospects in Iowa.

From every part of the State of Iowa w
are in the receipt Of the most cheering news
From the broad prairies, stretching from the
Mississippi to the Missouri. the voice Of the
people swells louder and louder for Douglas
and Johnson The enthusiasm which il now
rapidly concentrating the people on our ticket
leaves but little room to doubt that Iowa will
60 Democratic by handsome majority. The
people OF that young and growing State are
too intelligent to be long led astray by the
Pernicious distractions Of the Abolitionists
ana too patriotic to enter into sectional war
that must end in rending this Union asunder
interest, justice, love of country and respect
Tor the institutions founded by the great lights
OF our heroic age" calls upon them to stamp
with their disapprobation the sympathizsrs
with the John Brown raid, the destroyers Of
the public peace and the enemies of our Union,
ana they will be found recreant in this hour OF
trial to the high trust reposed in them. The
prospects In Iowa are bright and Frightening.
We shall be disappointed if Iowa does not 90
Tor Douglas by at least 1000 majority-CHi.
cdgo Times and Herald.
The idea which the Times and Her.
atd has got Of the political aspect Of
the affairs in the State of Iowa is per.
fectly correct. The entire length and
breadth of the State is aroused for the
Little Giant of the West. Three months
ago We could not have believed that
there existed in the Democratic party
Of this State, the elements of such
boundless enthusiasm, or that the nom.
nation OF Douglas would draw SO heavi
ly upon the ranks Of the oppositicn.-
As matters now stand, the very prairie.
are on fire for Douglas; people are II ov
ing with great unanimity and strength
for the regular candidate of the Democ.
racy, while the Lincoln cause is day by
day dying natural death. The rail.
splitter is not the man to arouse the en-
thus'asm or stir up the energies of any
party; the people don't know him, don't
appreciate him and will not make any
demonstration, while on the other hand.
Judge Douglas and his political career
Is as familiar to every citizen as house
hold words. and is most truly apprecia-
ted. Every day do we hear of fresh ac-
cessions to the Democracy from the
ranks Of the opposition in every part Of
the State. The ball is fairly in motion,
and the people are at work with a will
that cannot fail to conquer. Count on
Iowa for good heavy majority for
Stephen A. Douglas, at the November
election.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-08-04

AMONG those who paid their respects
to Senator Douglas, while in Albany,
were Governor Morgan aud Thurlow
Weed. In abiding to the spirit with
which the Little Giant is everywhere
greeted the Governor significantly re-
marked Judge, l wish VIC could in
sp're little of this enthusiasm into our
ranks" Lincoln weighs like an iuccbu.
on the spirits OF the Seward men, and
the little enthusiasm inspired by his
nomination in the West has long since
died natural death.