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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
+ From the wonan's Advocate, Philadelphia
I'VE folloMing tram de accompIished e


ifress of tae Wonians Advocate. aud from an old
r,,usist speak All should reao them
TAG liAIR-psvpe nave for centuries been aihiete'i
with bald heads, and the only remedy, heretofore
knawn has been those abomina1Ie =sss D. recent
discover, Of Professor Mood these articiss are being
fast dis eusea Niih but great many persons SUI
oatran.zs lesn bectu-e they have b en- so 3llen a-
posed ulon uy TONES of diAefeat kinds 10 al
sacn persons trnesy nale The request thNt turs
wsis Try once again. Woudr eStafstIve ihese =
no surn tisin3 - H. We know Of q l-aay v 70 was
uala VINO article sisel ilnc, AID ner acad h
nov covered com ,e1tiy p4sh tns Unrest eau snoSt
Seauifa catls imaginable. We kaow 81 aunaeIous
eases wsere aar Iasl5 taln- ual. which = re-
greater vggsetiun tAan ~ eyst Lad oeru =
t0fe.
It also vii douhi ol the best articles Tor
Svsllns M har geua s,'nisan. niaAi ~ u soH aiid
u~ss, sisi 80, aud lass ltasru ttsei the
=. .Slest nl % lne lis uAlr i lsss go
: tlle dass II every 70 in 9soSs hif sssse9a
apse.tl.ne.. nnugh oIsles n sesa p VIZ
- stoiias but every vLe VIA a4nAt shas =
@Aus ia neas. 81 alg. slRilF.f an ~ t@iAi y
jess ne ti4e az y ~ Asa tAt
S. AID ansIlra oman 5 eslsi ss4ia.-l
lse ii tess l4i}ssisAr a. sestss
ssga caat*A istessAt aasi So
81 s., assssSe tEe u AsiS ne-spte
!ss,. .,eEl s. Isk41s, A4o.. er..
h he 81 BE-. 500 " at slsag isis Patent Ssso
SinS1e4ser~. Also By ah Fancy aud Tost Goods tea-
era il tie Ussitsd States and sn&d~A 10 I'm
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
n EpUBLHAN MEETING aTHAznl GREEN
-sPEEcHLs AND TURCn LIGHT Pho.
CESsION

MEssRs Errors - had the pleasure az
attending !, X publican NE TING at liaze.
Green on Saturday evening last, which was
a perfect success.
Wide-Awakes were in attendance from
G lena aud Platteville, which (teoether
with the llazel Green company, nlslnbeing
lO4, amounted to rear 300, all Of whom
Appeared to know their duty and took great
pleasure ii doing it. Their torch light dis
llay was truly grand and imposing, and the
number Of lockers on was very great, to say
the least.
Before the speaking commenced beau
tilul banner was presented by the ladies' Of
Hazel Green 10 the Hazel Green Wide
Awakes through Miss Mildred Crawford,
who made very neat and appropriate
speech on the occasion, which was very
handsomely responded to by Capt. Mills,
to whom as We'll as to the republicans Of
the place generally very much credit is due
for the manner in which the whole thing
was conducted.
Speeches ere made by Messrs Small.
Cary, Cletlaia and Washlir4e, al OF
which were plan, practical, anu highly in
teresting, and were listened to, in the main,
with great attention, each speaker IN his
tafn being duly cheerel by the crowd.
| deayed starting for Fort Dodge until
Monday, IN part for the purpose Of attend
ing this meeting. and | am Very glad | did
SO, as it far exceeded my expectations, and
all in al was the best meeting ! have atten-
ded duringt the campaign.
The speakers advocated republican prin-
ciples truly and gave their reasons in clear
and decided manner for being republicans,
and | am very much mistaken it the repub-
hem cause (Which is none other than the
cause Of our country was not greatly ad-
vanced by the occasion.
Yours respectfully,
w. b. CoLBrRy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

LETTER FROM j. Il. DODGE, ESQ.

Editors Of the Grant County Herald,
Having been resident Of the county Of
Grant for more than a quarter Of a century,
and having formed during that time nu-
merous acquaintance, many Of whom de-
sire to know whether am candidate Tor
a county office, and what my opinions are
on the >uIject Ut slavery. | desire to reply
through your paper, brieA first, that i
am patiently ana quietly engaged il the H.
bors Of !; mai taim and cannot consent 10
tesome candidate for office, nor afford t.
ACCEPT one ifteudesed NE.
o. tie sgbIcei Of s.Jisesiie slafegY a.
not require ang afgumeats l@.c 9sgsea ms
thst d zsel 81 rly.t o2lglsts 10 b free
A dive ~ OF interests .eisiBg from GEO.
la,hical position has seemed t. warrant
hitherto a steady oppositionto making the
question OF slavery a Leading sui ject Of POI
liiical discussion But measures of reeelt
origin. however, indicate fixed determine
ii n on the part Of portion Of the peoj le
oftlis country to extend slavery eyond It's
present limits and tasten it upon the filifest
portions of,our common country Under
thi, condition Of the question there seems
but one course let for those who favor free
dom; that course Is TO resst IN every man
ner.eansist-.at with good faith AMI existing
laws tie encroachmepts OF the slave power.
Itseens but right 70 merge Other questions
national policy tor-ths preseNt At ie.sst y
this one ii Ill absorbing lntafest
TO STOP, 80 tar rs Ia them lies, the desc.
ting influence ofelaseFy Is the duty Of the
hhiianihropist, the patriot, The statesman.
There i nothing 70 fear from agitation,-
"Let Truth and falsehood grapIle; who ev-
Il knew her put to the worst in a fr-e and
open encounters"
JEREMIAH E. DODGE.
VIE loo, October, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
FIFTH ASSEMBLY Di,IniCr DssiOc2aAT
IL GOAyES GIOS, HEAD Al BsET0nA.

A a M me ting Of the Dsmecracg Of
the Fil,h Assembly District, he'd at Be-
tawn or z IA, parsuant A. aetice, Ifank
Barr was chosen Chairman and Samuel
Lamsen. Secretary.
The Convention then proceeded to select
a caa.Iilate for Assena.yman, and John
b. Turley, of Beetown, was unanimously
nominated
On motion, The chair appointed the fol-
lowing persons as ASSEMBLY District Com
mittee for the ensuing year: VIM. Ham-
mond, of Beetown, L. s. Jason, Of Glass;
vile and A. A. Bennett, Of Glen Haven.
Voted that the proceedings OF this Con-
vention be forwarded to the Grant County
Herald for publication.
EsMryrr T,kMef1g Spc'v
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
Meeting oftho Republican Club

r., womb rs Of the Republican Club Of
I'D ali her good Republicans
Aa'> /, interest in the election Of .'Hon-
Oh Aber are requested to meet at the
e., house this Saturday evening, Oct. 27,
,aao-for the purpose of perfecting the
...,iz.tion Of said club AMI 70" the tram
..t,n Of other important business. Let
,tsrs be general turn out.
Joay G CLARK, President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
NJ \ I. RE ~.

TSLrR--wARp In The village of ancaster. ut the
residence uf the brides ialer, b, Rev w Eaon.
Mr. William Tyler, of Boscobel, 10 Miss Ella Ward u
Lancaster.
The parties have thanks for the handsome tokens
f regard raid the printers May their journey through
life De pleasant ts onward. aad it, end may
they M ct with the rewa witch awaits the just
RaRNEsT-eiIinS- In Milyiila. october 18th by
Michael VI. Nance Esl.. NJ Aaulew Barnett 10 Miss
siiier Miranda Chiles--ah Of Miisiilr
KEITY-Se TIN iiickers Grove. Oct 18th BY Ma
san FISH F-q Alf ms Kelty, OF Hickory Grove. tc
Miss Mary Seott fNateist"Nn
WI-FMAN- HIKtFIlT-ln antasisr Get 23d b,
Rev w Ii Ia r. Nj. IL. mas is,n.an 10 Miss Mar
tia Il. Hur but beth az Lancaster
SHANIEY--f All Y--ll ia caster. Get. 18th BY John
Iseed lsq M ". A STANLEY - Hiss Eliza A. CAR
le---both ef ianeaster
EnW ARDS .EstENT-In Tsfso,l, Oct. III by 8. A.
Tale. Ksq, VI Maun Edwards Miss Lcuss Glenn.
euf-bo Il 81 iiet Haven
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

III
y,ss 40oaATIo CONVENTION AT FENSr-
C. s'---A democratic Assembly district
L. S'''oa was held at + enuimore on Tues
:, 2 Nominate caudidete for the
,s,,' sa'Oly' pur uart 10 notice. For some
%, .s., tae Convention adjourned with
do 'A,ns any domination. Something
!, 3 designed ~ this omission to nomi-
III, V'n i be that some disappointed
sso 4. 7 'epablicans, under some leader
ia, J, consented to he can Iidate. de-
all 4. '' !. eaiiliey IN opposition i
ii ,'' s'l sharing the votes Of democrats
6ss.,.. ''''a ''etiouistsg Can Il 81 that
.fsr . at are to be sold like sl,ssp L.
Vii =, !, 'Aslr leaders who have ioissI Il
a.. .a'A 'spubIiciu iartioai.,s '' ra,h =
Il a - paws Of disappointed Office seekers
d pa spP'''' "'tyl Such are liz cIsar
d A.. p.oaa from tbs ON s.ioa i aoInI.
ID s.. as'ase''lc .n4Idats-u,,I..s ;n MI
IL t.o ,,,'as.s Convention failed i nou !.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Ar. TnouAs AT LANcAsTER.-This gen
.,,,o.n addressed and entertained to a late
I,,r large audience at Lancaster, on Sat
n.j,v evening Of last week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

agTbo Republicans Of Hazel Green,
snsssr and Jamestown, are to meet on
Saturday, the Sd Of November, at James
lava to nominate a candidate for the As
LIN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

FARMERS. CLEAN YOUR WHEAT.-There
is much complaint at various Wheat buy
ing localities. on account Of unclean Wheat
offered unmarked. If farmers would study
their own interests they would offer no
wheat for sale until il was we'll cleaned
Buyers know fun wen that foul gram, even
though the berry be plump and ine, will
not command the same prIccin the Eastern
market that is paid for well cleaned arti-
Gle. even though the berry be not OF the
finest quality. Tins being the case they
are toicesl t. make such deductions from
the price q NJ. wheat Is will make W
the deficiency M coiss qisnce Of the fs'ri
matter they have t. ysy, sid the seller Is
nsari;tth tbs loser. We 81, agsin. 7 Gar
mers would obtain good pFlccs iar the I
whet tileg should clean il before tAAhi5 !
~ market.
PESSs aLY AS1A.-Ih1 lsepnbssean l1ass-
joriiy on the Con- rssslonaa tlcseES II Penn
svlvania viii probably reach 10000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Eg' Nr. A. w Snewey, intending III
ait his farm for il season, offers for sac
b, household and farm property together
With quantity Of valuable stock, consisting
Of hone, cattle, hogs. and sheep. Tie
sls likes place ths 18th Of November
See Advertisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

i,rv Il. VANCE FOR ASSEMBLY, Mr..
1L,H Vance is the democratic candidate
!, he Potosi Assembly district.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
A FINE OLD HOMESTEAD
For Sale.

For Sale.
Ioer nav we'll known farm in the Town Of Poio.i FRI
sale --a or III parcels. ii divided Iieweesr wish II
l,lf ceied TO taee two more nice loaea Ia tue
farm there several tracts, as follows:
100 as on f. side of S III Sec Is. Town 3. Range 5.
Sh.x 81 SW Z OF sec Is. Inwn D. Rasgv g.
tx nl Nkl< 1T Sess y, towu 3, tsntxss 8
tx If NW4 & n - SN54 u sec 10 Town Range 2
The above Includes $50 the 100 acre tttet IN
elud tiisb tln4S Isl acseS ace nn1er ratllvatt'n
On Inc fsen tIerple .lf orchard. 20 q weter ANA
lepts ii timber. Fac l.pase ani barn nd pnihs
in4~-- aih exra anil tavie arr -yerl nvnirIt cue
sslsia1e uses, .nors, suck loid~ Tig t@sAiis "
gas rscct tesaif
tsnafa is- to e=H with the ftrn, he stock md
a N in iesaenfz wnieh seiecsd iapcs1 ca
and f.a4is ALI
fnens most nf the approved kidd tile nun'
brr and ntars puulsaua u irs.tf 9t .tss
De-lrous 10 60 II Cal ffsB< am wi ing to sell love
even lcriec, The tated le1per IT ms iYen-
~ years y iafInrrihe ansi1 heins eanice NJ m
ealy wien sd his pies ans where in he county
The property is situated shout mites nsrth Of The
ii az, Potosi nine mics Lancaster and "a bal
q dan drive nf the raliroad.
potosi, sept n. 1860. W. ". WRIGHT.
i5w0su
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Portable FENCES AND SEWING Ma
CRIMES Mr. n. A. Wright Of Prairie du
Chen /, agent for the sale Of GarIick's I'm,
Ypael Portable Fence clidmel rs superior
70 mty-othsr lsiad; he il also the agent 81
the Chicago Sewing Machine, for which
he has taken premiums Of late 1t sex
eiaI Of The state and county fairs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
SPECIAL NOTIFIES.

For SALE At This OFFIcE--'UsT RE
cEIyFp fnoM Nrw yphR Justices i,ccke;r Scbnol
lis fic Records school REGISTER Acct Books fncKtl
Msm0rsmaurn- Drawing tagds. Finssi Enveal es and
Neie q r for rals eIoS former prices st ths Hei-
aid Office
A REMEDY.-A sure AMI ccttmn ren-
y ,,,r All ,i,.a - Of In, sfssa Ii aud dge-zis a.
sasi- iossaad sas,mas Filters. hrs never faii "
.DAspeiSl, isyer an,f "a ~ Nervous y ~ y
Fi.. ,,s.. 81 a I, sf le sM5 viii no ters "
Shem ~. o. Al dru sgisser dealers u, i'l',ioine
~ ~ cents ner hottie It- lm0.
To as.;4 LADIES - Ali1LINERs. The adte.
f.s5 eltIGis AZ informed fiiat trs. stLL 6
~ name Il, Il va I he's nue. II her frsifeitc'
gxn,mnss i5.e Dagt0s1 Ienve sNe = Prepared e. %
WORT accsfague Eastefn s'ysr A'~''' ~ -
al 81. Il eeencalt ia the OF tinnlsiis = ~, =
clstlgte toe wslk.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

EE-Ihe Charleston Wal Democrat
has column in its last issue hea> ed as tol-
lows:
TREASON! TREAsON!,
ank,Fou ,Jumiiigatei i, Dannaale Treason !
Stephen Arnp.d Doagia Selling the
DemocE.tie Patty ot the South
to the Black Republican
John Brown Party
at the North.
If the evidence is complete. gel out a
fequisition for him and put him on trial n
once. ltinay lie difficult t. find him AZ
ter the 9th Of November.
A New SENsATIoN.-There * 4 widely
prevalent rumor in Washington, SAYS the
World's correspondent, to the effect that
successful efforts are being made for the
withdrawal Of both Douglas and Breckin-
ridge from the field, and the concentration
OF the liberated Democratic vote on Bell,
or some other independent candidate.-
Douglas and Breckenridge have been con
suited within the last twenty -four hours.
Gsg- DR.. Chcever writes from Geneva to
a fiiend in New York city:
.What wonders God is ACCOMPLISHING hv
Garibaldi All Europe is being stirred up.
lie is neither more nor less than a John
Brown for Italy, With success. Success is
what makes the nero, and constitutts great
MSS and virtue in mems estimation. The
end Of the Popedom seems close at hand.-
| donot believe the French Emperor viii
dare again to pl y the traitor to freedom
in Italy. If he does, and God still holds
up Garibaldi against him, it is all over
with him. He aud histhrone will 90 down
with that of the old Giant Grim, whom he
invites to lean upon his sholders."
PREMIUMS AT FAIRS The Madison Pa
triot remarks that great dissatisfaction ex-
lists with regard to some of the awards at
The late Madison State Fair, in consequence
of placing persons on the committees who
knew little of the matters on which they
were 20 decide. The Patriot takes occa-
sion, in the same connection, to take excep-
ton to the scale on which premiums are of
fered, and the want of sound discretion dis
played in the relative Importance attached
TO different objects in making up the lists.
RE During parade Of the Wide
Awakes at Cohoes, n. T., last Tuesday
nighr, one min fell down to the bottom Of
i.weIl some forty feet deep. His conpan-
i1ns speedily pulled him out and anxiau II
inquire rs 70 the extent Of lis injuries
TIE fir thing he saii. a ittingout mouth.
fuils Of water. was, Have you heard any,
thing from Pennsylvania deiing my ai,-
srlc /"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

We arr rsjoiced To find thai ths renoAnr
I'd befnisf N~w England doctor Atet ia ~ itfs
turned his attention disorder which hans IKE
blight on our nunify. Our section u althv as
as other, with single exception. anu q at IS tue
Fever and Ague. which haunts US on every SHE But
his re nley dies cure rs should know ii must If hc
Iua.e IT. Cast III This baeful distemler from Among
~ AM, ours il of the loviiest spots in the wee--
Sentinel. Fairfield Ioca
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
I'LL. HERALD.
LANCASTER MAILS.

EAST ERN.
.s,o Tn4s,!a =, Thnr-dgvs ara >aiu '.,', ;
feavas 3H'p,i,eri and (aiena Returns H"n,'' -,
asa ~ nd Fr dls evening. ieay.- ana sat-
.a 1a aad iiae@, @i"t mdd Ffidas It
,ls.g sat q i N Return, u iq rrns
,,.,1.,sand F..iclavs ~ p ~. iog
,.,res Lancaster y, rSien. returns TUESDAY ans
, sa I'D r,i'ie % rs'e. .,ue.tsr s,a,
4 7 ra :" an rraa :. a a NJ Returns
- ta .i,,s aud sata'da' at y 70
Esinesu'a voaTHERS
yaod,,s and Thursdays = = N
..res Lancaster, N"hur, Returns Tuesdays AMI
N r,da, sal 4 pm .nrxs
leave. Lancaster ws I'd sn ,a@s s d','.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

Po7osI LUMBER MlLIs.-Mr. Kinney
bls inst started his steam saw mill at Po-
os having on hand alarge quantity ofIogs.
Builders and those who wish lumber for In
dsang lands and lots can be supplied i'm
moHsfalv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

tlserioy Day. Rs1fsmber Tuesday.
@s''l Ct November, i election day. Per-
@a' VINO do.not read or take the papers.
would Do advised of the div.
~ polls are 10 openat 0 O'Clock; elect
: 0l''s's should 1e on hand promptly At
:. - O'clock to make ont oaths Of office
49,. V'ae' papers. See that the ballots are
i '''sl AMI reports If canraSs made out.
.-'a' any aljgnnmsnt. Sc that tine
ii. u i'"s lfe Of land, As they VII be
IL. - '.s4a.aily though flls day. Tie
~ ',0u Jaws Of Wisconsin are stringent.
4, qure the closest attention to make
,5,,' 9s''l'n' valid. Leave nothing TO
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
SEWING MACHINES!
COSTS ONLY THIRTY-Two DOLLARS

willie others over which It has taken premiums cost
fifty and over II took The irsi premium Al tne STATE
air year. be hr~t prernnn At tne late Grani
COUNTY Fair ever Youngs MAGAZINE, tIe hicaso fsar
zlarinp and another fnirfy -iTFo dslaf machine
one II na-e machines MAJ b. ia al ns store.
n & ness r M. tisae OrAeIs Str1cts atfuncd
= - dos JOIN bIEg.
Iaff 4ts sEcsster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

fs'The Iettsrot-.s Z. DoDaE. Esq. Of
Waterloo, printed in7 another column, is
'c'ptcliully retcrreel 70. Having receiyrd 4
'anitatibn Al the Iits democratic county
sa'enton for eek 81 ths circuit cout,
Without bis consent, he deems it necess ary
~ al' rslaitotdee.ine the candidacy AMI 10
@PaPhspoitieal position without, how
S y any refsrencs to persons or parties
"s 3. s Mr.. DoDeE 10 take no part
"as political canvass, and YET to simply
S'' bis per.oaaI feeling, without express
Y any choica Of NATIONAL candidates.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

jenny LtSo P9rtgo.s potat5 81
ls VARIETY Weighing 4t1,oun'ls, may te
esa y ths otfi =, being nethgr Of ths pro-
caeia d t'ie county fana Onee more MI.
Jones has our thanks. and be deserves the
Pu5lc thanks for making model farm Of
a' county property 50 far as wheat and
lotatoe are concerned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

TURKEY FOR THE AssEMBLY.-The dem
oerats Of the western Assembly District of
tbb county have nominated Mr.. JOHN B.
TraLrf as their candidate for the Assem-
BIZ; his competitor is Jared Warner.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27
MISCELI.AN EOUS.

~ ~ ~ IL - y ~ $500 VA
s>~~-------~-~-~---~-~--~- ~----~>>~-~-~---~--
GREAT ATTRACTION II
At A. & 7. A. Burr's.
I4apcaster, WISCONSIN.
Goods Lower than Eysr Before Offered. Call
and Soc Tor Yourselves.
Come one, come all. aud Won will find.
AZ a. r .tsurtr New store,
Chaic goods II every lind; At coat,
And just hiife more
We are happy to announce to the people of this vi
cniiy aud elsewhere that are Ia our NV Store
where haze just received dice from York and
Doson Markets tie ia < st ara bet selected stock d
goods ever offered N tis sectoni consisting OF
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING.
HATS 4 CAPS. YAN nas NOTIONS.
HARDWARE, CKOCKERH,
PAINTS, Oils, NAILS, GLASS, &c
in fact full assortment of all kinds Of goods adapted to
the trade OF this western country and which we are sell
ing for cash or on short approved credit at
Greatly Reduced Prices!!
We intend 70 do long credit business but cash
dic-menis viii endeasor to make IL 0 ject foT
them purchase their goods in Lancaster and We
would invite them 70 cali aud xanins goods and
prices before purehasng elsewhere
Lancaster, Oct. isi, 1860. III
TIVE latest ana N st hianabc i les d Dress d,
Fail and Winter wear; iarse assortment just
seeived by * 4. A. IS.
AIDES le,ls. sht ,ls e. ofnewest u, lea and pat
4 tsrnS Just svcrised b AIT. 4. b.
stock Of 6h.veS HOSIERY. s,so5sn-, Afes, ,a4-
~ lsrs, &c &c. cannot be eNeriled a. a a.
XETE have splendid assortm ut Of Furs for Laais.
vi sell very low An ia b.
III ATS Il Caps large slock--uew styles jus, receive
cd Ak / A. Is.
4, EaD. MADE LerHING. for men and boys ", a.
Ii large hot just received W a. &T.A.B.
Doors & SHOES, large lot Of every style a d va
ID riep, At prices lower Than ever before oaeredat
ANT A. -.
e=--A--------.-------------
A splendid assortment of Paper h.agings window
N shades &c, just received and for sale very low
~ A.& L. Alb.
IRUCKERY, Queensware, China ware tiiass wa e.
~ &c, a'arge assortment just reed At A. X 7. A b
AKDWARE of all kinds at reduced prices, just re
LII ceisea b. a. y TAB.
w have extensive assortment of Carriage Bots
w All szes, which viii sell less than usual
s.'sis arc p''S's A l. a. u
G a. : - "'D4'- l1A ''s as 'la3 u1u-
4 \ extra qusaiy Of Rio Coaee--lse and a hai lbs
Z a iof 90 E.r- A. q L. a. Is.
.sL,si, tsssh walts F.s-., a. i MacA-
IL gIasJas eSsstsd W 80 A y.
= eef-t iassr sat, - all ans asst -sl Ell ans
- l,s -. ~ sae psrel caeap. A. < I. A. Is
ais, =, raiss. DIS, Sc sale ,ei. Is p
~ " X J. A. 3.
"a Tin r. qua fisil tbs, Wsa steamed NAale OIL
w sar4iag uui.i AZ, IN o., * I. a.
tit. pune hernse1e oil. a splendid vas,ety os
i a'nps for oafaing The same asst just received ~
~ IL. Downs Vegetables Bais,n.e c4IAlr--t.e :. .ss
IN. Northern remedy tor Coughs, Colts aud consunp-
.ion ioi safe by A. T. A. -
W. E have few sps ndid Eafness Eastern man
w niacture. Tor safe tow BY a.. A. g.
splendid lot Of Ba1alo Robes jutl l.-r~vea, nvh
~ W. viii sell cheap A. I, A. Is.
- f.f.NiBD hemp carTeiing. ami gnod pal-
IAy terms---Dny 70 cts a yard, at A. ~ 4. q
I you want 10 buy Goods cheaper thai, e,ef. e. 0
L A. & 7. A. BUKR'S
( NASHVILLE NEW STORE!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

If the evidence is complete. gel out a
fequlsitlon for him and put him on trial al
once. II LAY be difficult t. find him If.
ter the 9th Of November.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-27

VIE loo. October. 1860.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27

Tie HouEe Post-0fioe Committee have authorize"
Mr.. CoiaN to report a, ths earliest possible dag,
bill submitted to them by him. for expediting and
cheapeDg the postal service between Atlantic and
Pacific Safes. II directs ,bo Postmaster G enersl to
advertise Immediately Tor proposals to carr, the
tire mail oveIlsDd, from Euoh point the Mississippi
or Missonii River as the bidders may select and by
suoh route as they may designate in their bid to San
FTsncsCO.
The ctter.mai and all printed matter on which
letter postage prepaid, TO 20 through twenty dsys
and tO be carried aem'- eekly TIE newspaper
mail to 20 through weekly in thirty days. Proposals
10 supply Denver and Salt Iske by branch lines week.
~ from tie main route, 70 yited and bids TO
he received TILL Che ist of NAV, aud then Submitted to
Congress for acceptance rejection The contract if
made shall three from the LIST Of July 1869
Bids for OF less frequent service are also to be
received. Bids also TO be invited to carry the
entire mail by water route from New-York ;.nd New
Orleans, semi weekly aud weekly.
The Committee believe these bids, when submitted
to Congress will show that $500 GOO eau be annually
saved in this single item Of the public service. Tho
newspaper mail now goes ssni-monthly via Panama