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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

CUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
Observation-Disclosures DATER Henry Datsr Alden
Waes and Josiah b. 0reenmsn, against JAMES SMITH,
Summons money demand on contradiction not scr ITO
he above defendant You hereby summoned and required
the In this action which filed In the Office
Of the Clerk the City and County Of Nefork the 10th
day of April A. d. 1866 al the City Hall In said city and
serve copy Of your to the said complaint the sub
scrber their Office No. IL in said city within
twenty AFTER the service Of this you exclusive
Of Of such services and you M @ s.wer the ssd
win take judgment against you for the OF ak hundred and
sixty stO GLARS with interest nom the twelfth day Of April
thousand eight hundred and besass the Of
this sction, Dated April 7h, 1860 = " f.t"f.
TAGGARD PINkNEY, Plsiatins Attorneys, .
apllllaw6wWeas No. Il Nsssau-st, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

OYEIcE THE ERIE AND KALAMAZOO R;lR Co.,
No IL Wsl-st April 9, 1850 $
TNHE DIVIDEND on the CAPITAL STOCK of
Il this COMPANY at the rate of n PER CENT oI the SIX
months ending the FIRST Of February last will be paid 70 hold
en- from and Gter this date. Q. BUTLER Treasuer &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTS as
!. Wood6uli, viii leave on SATURDAY, April H. at
D. M fr- ,er No. 4, North River Through tickets can
bile, sSs MOntsomery, SIS; CsupbSs, s2l Albany $a.;
a5 so; Memphis ssl Isl Augusta, ST. 50; Macon, go Sc
vsnnsh, SIS For freight passage apply e No Is Bread
b. oAmUEL cOA,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12

LBERT III. NICOLAY,
IA AUCTIONEER AND STOCK BROKER, 80
Ne. 50 WinanstINSURANCE STOCK and other securities
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold at the
Broken Board. Price Current issued semi MOE THY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-12
Roofing.

EAKY ROOFS POSITIVELY CURED
~ ELASTIC CEMENT A SURE REMEDY.
Applied 70 order BY y
.... JkO. q. HENhY Co, Nc. 80 Canals
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
sPoNsIBLE

As the mails are running at present, they
are put a partial iise to the public; the mai
contractors have 50 changed times of run
ming and paid 80 little attention to con-
nections that the routes are almost worth.
less for conveying passengers. The livery
men and teamsters are doing most Of the
conveying Of small freights and passengers,
and even the carrying Of letters and
newspaper packages Is falling into the hands
of private expresemen. The mail contrac-
tors are chargeabIe with most Of this pub
lie md private arrangements, and also with
the loss which themselves as well as tbe
public are sustaining. They have used
the Postnaasters az cats-paws to procure
changes Of time Of running, not consulting
the people and not foreseeing that fail
ure to connect would deprive them Of car
rying passengers and small packages; The
consequences is, that on most Of the routes
the mails are being carried on one horse
vehicles or in sad,Ile-bags on horseback
some Of them run exclusively by night t.
IaYoid the shame Of being seen by day as
Itride ofcheap horses. Except for reducing
the mail service last year, lie government
lis not responsible for the general mail de
Engagement; tho carriers, and such Post
matters as have foolishly signed petssions
for changes from The contracted time, ar,
exclusively responsible. We have no rem
Iedy to propose; things cannot be changed
until the contracts Of 81 expire and new
ones are made. The whole matter Of time
|ofrrnning mast be reyiewed.and order re-
stored BY peifecting the connections. Post
masters must cease giving their consent tc
changes Of running time, else the whole
mail business is a failure. No change Oh
running time can be made without the con
sent Ct Postmasters along the route; be
this remembered, and let the responsibility
rest on them and the mail contractors es-
peeially tie former for conserving 10 what
they know to be an abu Of their neigh
bors
We have now explained the cause Of mail
arrangements in this County; orr subscri-
bets and readers inma y pats ofthe county
must lay tha cause Of the failure Of the
Herald to arrive regularly where such sause
belongs. We do our duty. Let the peo-
pie see that their Postmasters and carriers
do their duty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
COMBINATIONS or CAPITAL AGAINST
TllE PEOPLE.

The old u. S. Bank capital was less than
fifty millions. When Gen. Jackson attack
ed the bank with his veto, this immense
''capitafcombined for consolidated action 70
put him down, drawing into the combined
Imposition the Supreme Court, and large
majority Of the great statesmen Of that
day under the lead Of Webster and Clay.
Differentiation was stupepdons, and none
but jackson or a Benton could have
dreamed ofconquering q power 50 forrniaa-
bic. The result is known: Jackson appeal
led from Congress and he Supreme court
to the people, and the Bank fell, With the
entire anti-Jackson consolidated party.
Forty hundred millions Of dollars ii ny
gers in the hands Of half a million rich
lords, with the Supreme Court at theil
back, are once mere combined and with
every department Of government eonsolida.
ted-all perfectly fused and ready for an
issue with "Oid 15e.7 Can he conquer
this stupepdous combination, IS the ques-
ton. This i our understanding Of The
whole matter raised at the South about
disunioni it is a question whether the gov
crnment shall be wholly devoted to a par
tieular interest niggers, just as It was IN
der Jackson, whether the Y. S. Bank
should rule, or whether the people should
rule. Hurrah for Jackson and Lincoln!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Rg-A ludicrous anecdote is told Of
Hertz, the pianist, when in California. -
He had announced 4 concert in one Of the
new cities in the "diggins," and sent on 70
San Francisco for his piano, but, to his
great disnay, It did not come. The all-
dience had assembled, and the unlueky rnu-
sician expecting nothing else than to be
bowie-knifed by the outraged miners. OBJ
serving his terror, they asked him what
was tie matter, whereupon he confessed all,
20, never mind the pi-anner," said two Of
them, encouragingly, "we don't care for i.
We came to see you make us q speech."
Hertz did his best, and they bad all nearly
forgotten the piano. whensits arrival WIS
announced. A company Of stout men car
RED il into the hall and placed il on the
platform. 1t was a thgee-conered, or
acrandn piano, and Hertz promised himself
to astonish the natives. lie seated himself
on an empty whisky key and struck the
keys Blum blum splash splash Not
a sound the piano gave, save that Of the
Aevs striking in water. The Californians
who had brought the s.box'' from San
francisco finding it heavy, had .Roated II
TO torn, and, on dragging it out upon the
levee, neglected to pour the water from the
inside.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

COMMITTEE for a Southern Convention in
February, at Atlanta
One Of the provisions Of the rctaliatory
bill exempts all foreign goods and nlerchan-
die imported into Georgia and other south
ern ports, from state, county and corpora
ton tax, after the first Of January next.
A bill has been introduced into both
Houses, calling a convention, to which all
Federal officers are to be referred.
CINcINvATI, Nov. I2--9 p. III.
This mornings Commercial says that
Breckenridge has determined to make a trip
TO the Cotton States to address his fellow
citizcrs advising them to abide il the I'm
ior.
CoyTEcroE, Nov. I2-9P. M
Ihe rumor that Yice-P President Brcckin-
ridge is going south to make union speech
les or interfere u ans manner whatever with
Iout foundation.
A meeting Of the Bell and douglas par
ties was held here to day. Resolutions
were passed, denouncing in strong terms
any attempts at secession or disunion BY
amy State. Speeches were made by Levi,
Combs, and others.
HENDERSON, KY, Nov. l2-9 p. m.
A large and enthusiastic meeting, irrespec-
tive Of parties, was held here to day; tx
Gov. Dixon presided. Strong Union speech
les were made BY Bell, Breckenridge and
Douglas men.
Union resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and secession strongly deprecated
A meeting of the people of the whole
country is called for, to be held on Satur-
day next.
LOUISVILLE, Nov. 12-9 p. m.
The bankers here are charging five per
cent discount on South Carolina ana Geor-
gia banks.
RICHMOND, Nov. 1875 m.
The affairs Of the South attract much at
tention here, and the people are calmly
awaiting the issue.
Meetings will probably be held in all the
different counties of the State before the
Legislature meets, for an expression Of pub
lie opinion.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 12-Maryland viii
stay il the union and contribute men and
means enough to suppress q third Of the
disunionists. The Bell and Douglas men
are generally for staying in the union, which
is true Of all parts Of the South. Balh-
more is quiet, except few blue cockades,
|emblemetic ofrebellion, are there from
Charleston.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12-b.tth trial Of
Rioters to-day, It transpired thai there was
a concerted plan to destroy the RepubIi-
can Wigwam, by the Breckenridge Club,
before the election Of Lincoln, The police
are seriously implicated in the outrage.
The States newspaper comes out as an
independent Journal opposing Disunion.
4 company Of New Orleans Artillery
left 1t. Hamilton on Saturday, for Fayette-
vile, n. G., TO protect the United States
Arsenal at that place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

LACROSSE AND SUsC0DA RAILROAD.


During the slumbers Of a blighting crisis
from which thacountry is awaking, the Hi
nois Central Railroad Company watched
through tie night over the corpse Of The
Mineral Point Railroad and several Wiscon-
sin railroad skeleton charters, took in charge
said Mineral Point Railroad corpse and the
skeleton charters, superiutended the funeral
and then administered onthe estates. The
Illinois Central has, therefore in charge, Of
every musty old thing about such estates
which can possibly change from nothing to
or emerge from maggot and
TO butterfly. The Illinois Central
is north and south road, the only one ii
the United States; it extends coequal with
the limits Of land towards the topics and
designs to reach the frozen regions Of Su-
perior on parallel with the Mississippi
The design is grand; stepby stcp the mon
ster ereeps north and southwark. The pur-
pose of the company was, until lately, to
follow the Mississippi bottoms from Dun
leith to Lacrosse, but on securing possess
ion Of the Mineral Point Railroad, such
purpose was abandoned; the central VIII
adopt the Mineral Point road, and thence
90 on to Lacrosse by Mascoda, thus con
.tinuing almost directly north according to
the original intent. The iron and stock arc
already on hand, We learn, for the entire
work. The survey is to be made this com
ing viutcr and the work is to be commen-
ced in The spring and completed as soon as
possible The farmers along the route will
net be called on to Mortgage their farms.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

SHaNnEE RoTroMs FoR SHoEs. The
Shoe and Leather Reporter says: "Ths
plan Of using shingles in the bottoms o
shoes originated about thirteen years ago
the first lot being cut in New Hampshire
the use of paper and straw board began
about the same time. 10 give some idea
Of the extent Of this branch Of the business
during tie past year, FIVE Or six acres Of
heavy pine timber have been used for wood
filling,nearly all BY the manufacturers Of Ma
tick, Mass, aud in the adjoining towns ii
the soles Of brogans."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Coon HIr.-Iu one Of the Hon. Mr.
Ynton's speeches IN New Y ork that cen
teman said the threat Of secession remind
ed him Of the man in Buiialo who at.Athed
his old seow to the stern Of a lake steamer
to Be toved Up the lake. After the boat
had got under Roadway, the wheels Of the
steamer threw the water into the Old scow
and she was in danger Of sinking. The
owner cried out to the captain Of thesteam-
en-, "Hold ON, there il youdon tstop throw
ing water into my craft, Iii make yon 7"
"Wel," says the captain, 'what will yon
dosn "Do," shouted the enraged man, IVi
CIT tie rope here and let yoar oid steam
boat 20 ~ thunder"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

re- The Lincoln electors elect are to
meet at the capitols Of tlleirrespectiye States
on the first Wednesday in December, cast
their votes for President and Vice-Presi-
don't, seal up and forward the same to
Washington to 30 opened and counted u
the presence of both Houses Of Congress
It will then be the duty Of Vice-President
Breckenridge to declare Lincoln and Ham
In duly elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
a. Richland county has elected all he

GE Richland county has elected all her
republican county officers. Lafayettccoun-
~ elects all democrats for county officers,
and one republican Assemblyman. craw-
ford county i reported to haze gone demo
cratic by "A majority, and has probably
elected all democratic county officers except
Clerk Of the Board. Johnson, republican
candidate for Assembly, is probably elected
over Thomas to represent Lad AK and
Crawford.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Gov. WISE SSuBBEp Sow WISE, h.w-
Inc for several days been busy at organic
ing minute men to march at u moments no
ticessand Ulast the Union after tie manner d
old John Brown, Governor Letcher hear
ing Of the movement, he addressed
him note, limiting that he Wise,
was no longer Gov. Of Virginia. but tha
another had succeodel him, who woulc
take care Of the public sterest If the State
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

ES- Since the news, reporting and con
frming the election Of Lincoln, we hear Of
in all sorts Of ways among repub-
licans il the villages through the country
as well as the great cities. Illuminations,
firing Of cannon, public publications. &c
are common everywhere. The glorious
victory has been properly celebrated at Pc
tosi, Beetovn, Platte1ilIe, Lancaster and
Hazel Green-the democrats, protesting
economy ali at once, were Mortified at the
lavish destination Of 50 much powder.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
re- Messrs NAsnIrH q HurcnINs hav

- MessIs NAsMITH q IIJIVHIN7 HIVE
our thanks and they merit the fayors Of all
in this vicinity for late news from. Galena
and Chicago.
Also, many friends At Boscobel are enti-
tied to our remembrance for Ike fayors.--
Our old friend, j. /. MARSH Of Muaeoda,.
brought along fine mail Of Milwaukee
papers on Thursday last.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

gg AT a meeting oflawyers and indebt-
cd merchants Of Columbia, S. G., held at
Columbia on the sth, resolution was
adopted to return forthwith all Northern
claims sent for collection. How conye-
nient the great dispuion movement is, to pay
debts,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Rg Senators Toxins ana IgERsoN u
Georgia have resigned, anu i IS probable
that State AID few others will not be rep.
resented in e;thor House ia the coming aud
remainder Of tho present Congress. Lst
'en resign.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

So far as heard, the republicans Q
this State have elected twelve Senators anG
the democrats three holding over ten IS
puIlicaas and FIVE democrats. Members q
Assembly 50 far as heard,froin Gs republic
cans and 20 democrats, I districts not heard
from.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

RgsA report WIS current during this
week that President Buchanan had resign
ed to allow Breckenridge to manage the dis
u6onists, The report was maniiestly err
roneous, as democrats are known TO never
resign or die during their terms Of Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Mr.. SGwARD's ARABIAN HoRsEs.-,a'
Rome n. ", Sentinel, thus describes Y
Stewards steeds :-~1he larger horse
about Gfteen hands high, dark bay ".
black NUN and tail, the latter long nu r
and very thu; small head, large 0nS
eyes, and large nostfils, but none Of tiis y.
and poetry--if we may be allowd suen -. ,s
ture-about him that sc are led to eal'
in the steed Of the desert. In sloI5 J.
the uniaitiated, full-biooded Aral'lab +
he is repf ssentad--and he i affirmed y u
invaluable--is mot mlicn Of shoWo ;,s
ter I'LL. H,,is badly marked with g aioI
stripe on thls forehead, white fore anu - Ra
off feet, ana 4 dapplc on the baeh, tb9
the beauties and pertections eAcl'o II
knowing ones. Legs--an'E they az 81,
perb-hips, shoulders, breaat, and necA 'atiaI
ire deemed perfect, and il al esssas bt
points rs is pronounced, by those wno Il, tfg
to know, the most splendid anlIiln
have ever seen. Hearing these enlnu4
tic posted ones talk viii greatly relieve .;ar
experienced o. hisl s Ill
1 rSo . ath0 l III n t 9ay Years and i much
handsonler animal--some fourteen lie
high, and very beautiful sorre. H
ayinc4s more spirit than the other' anl
points ara quiz as loudly praised.
Eg Texas has gone for Breckla'''s
4 strong laajoflsy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
777'l7-s . - F1llzlls3 sIs.--
a REMARKABLE PAPER.

We print in another column q renlarka
bic article cut from a Breckinlidgo paper
the Madison Argas and Democrat, writer
BY the editor, L. A. CArKINs, Esqr. til
remarkable for its concessions, for its hiSto.
ny, for its warnings and FORTS showing that
even democratic leaders actually understand
things Is they are, just as well as other peo-
pie. CALKNs is one Of the Oldest and
ablest democratic editors Of this State, and
never bolted his party. The aniclein ques.
ton contains the history Of seetionaIisln,
where sectionalism started and now thriyes
and who are responsible. The democratic
papers are evidently dividing some favor
ing disunion or secession. others favoling a
union with the republicans 50 far as oppo-
sing the disunionists is concerned; the Dr.
grs G Democrat will stand By the union.
AL papers apologizing for the sopthat this
time will raise the black flag, and persons
synpathizing for disunionists vii. glide in
to open Hostility against the Union, and be-
come traitors at heart and ultimately the
same 10 practice. Hundreds Of persons all
over the country, many Of them named re-
pubhcans have adopted the motto Of ..rMe
or ruin and unless they can rule things
they will go for breaking up the fabric and
pitching the Union party overheard, Old45e
and all. Thousands Of republican Judases,
Simon Maguses and Peters are ready to
betray and<deny thei~ savior their party,
their God and Liberty. So It was in the
revolution, 50 now. When the ting Of war.
cShes, men now persistent democrats, will
<be found BY our side for the Union-eyona
fair proportion Of that party; while others,
now. republicans, viii be found in battle
against the Union. BY their fruits we may
know them; there is no way to know a
tree but by its fruits, even the same Of men.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Elmore, the sage Of Makwanago,
Ioa member Of tile Assembly from Wa
kesha, has been defeated 81 Fl. A. You
mans, republican. The collection. laws will
pot be >poaled very soon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

GRANT CoUNTY II ELECTION. The official
result viii be found IA another column
The republican, majority falls below our Is
innate made belope election. for the reason
that So many f;gled to vote.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Gg The result in Minnesota shows that
the State has gone Republican by about
10000 majority, and the legislature is Re
publican BY more than three-fourths.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Iowa CoUNrY ELEcrIoS. Amasa Cobb
and Frank z. Hicks are both elected to the
Assembly from Iowa county. All the re-
publican county Officers are elected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

A REMAaKABLE PAPER.-We print in
another column remarkable article from
a Breckenridge paper. the Madison A.ryus
q Democrat, written by the editor Z. A.
Calkins, Esq.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

lSoRArlTUDE. Two years ago Mr..
Douglas offered a I'LL IN Congress to pun
ISL speaking and writing against the insti-
buttons ofthe South, and Authorizing tho
President to enforce such law l.y the army
It will be seeen that The southern papers re.
port that he vas rotten egged lately Al
Montgomery in Alabama, on suspicion Of
being an abolitionist and holding incendiary
views on the negro question. Sc the very
chicken which Douglas sought 70 hatch for
sppprcssing anti-slasery opinions has turned
out to be hawk for putting out his eyes
His sentiments are aot TO be advocated
South as well as North.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Gy Senator Chestnut Of South Carols
IA has resigned, his resignation vita the
Georgia Senators, Iyerson and Toonbs, to
take place the 4th Of March.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17
DEa ANcErNTs-wHo Is


A majority Of The twenty-nine members
Of the county Board being present they
were called TO order by the Clerk at o
clock, on Tuesday, the 18th of November,
and were formally organized By calling Mr.
S. i. elise Of Ellcnboro' 70 the chair.
On motion, ballot was taken for per-
manent chairman, and Mr.. S. +. elise, re-
ceiying 4 majority Of all the votes cast, vas
declared da,y elected.
The following members Of the Board
were present to represent their respective
toya~
Beetoon, J. b. Turley; Blue River, Ma
thias Scbafer; Boacobel j. A. Houghta-
ling; Cassyile, w. Dewey; Clifton, Jes-
Sc S. Jones; Ellenboro, S. + elise, %ff7r-.
-rran. Fennimore, w. w. Field; Glen Ha-
ven A. A. Bennett; Harrison, w. L. Viii
son; Hazel Green, J. M. Chandler; Hick-
ory Grove, Mason Fish; jamestown, Jason
Lothrop; Lancaster, j. @. Holloway; Lib
erty, Thomas Tormy; Lima, Jesse Wal
dorf; Little Grant, James Prideaux; Ma
rion, Moors Rice; Millvire, Joseph Horse
fall; Muscoda, w. w. Dimock Paris, ST.
las Brooks; Patch Grove, Henry Patch /;
Patteyile, a. r.. Bushnell; Potosi, Sanl
Vance; smelser, Geo. Cabanis; Taifon, B.
IF. Hilton, Waterloo, James Bonham;
Waterstown, Henry Morgan; Wingyille. A..
i. schnee; Wyalusing, Isaiah Cranston. :
The Board being permanently organized,
a recess of one hour was taken to give the
chair lime to appoint committees The
proceedings Of Board will appear next weel
and thereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

gg 1t is said that Mr.. Douglas will vis-
it Columbus, Georgia, shortly to make a
great Union speech.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Census or I860.-The census ], turns
of Wisconsin are completed, the total pop
ulation Of the State being 77777l, which
is greater than isaiichigaa and nearly equal
to both Iowa and Minnesota. We give tho
population Of a few counties Of Wisconsin
at three neriods. $50. '55. aid go:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

yRe1N1A ELEcrIoN.-It Is probable that
Virginia has gone for Breckenridge, though
the Bell men are still in hopes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Gg-It is said that in the event Of the
Pope being obliged to leave the States ot
the Church, he viii from the many resi-
dences offered him, choose that Of Wuz-
burg, IN Batavia. The Pfussian Govern
nent has placed the Palace Of Bruhl it his
disposition. In no case, ii is asserted Will
the Pope consent to 50 to France.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

Hoes.-The market for dressed hogs At
Milwaukee on the 10th inst, opeacd At
$500 per 100, the head averaging 100
pounds.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-11-17

EEThe Board Of Supervisors willprob-
ably get through their work and adjourn
1T the close Of this week.