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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
County Division t.ato Sections.
10 tie Honorable, The Legislature
lie Sk0ke of Wisconssa

10 tie Honorable, the Legislature p
The State Of Wisconsls:
/, the undersigned (otbers concurrifg,)
feeling the need Of little money and qon-
sidering a county office about as sure 2
way cf making money as any, and seeing
theScar,ity Of said offices iu large Coun
ties, and with lho view Of Increasing th
humber Of sail Offices so as permanently
is guard against any future lack in what
now constitutes "Old Grant" ! do pray
voar honorable body to divide "Old Grant
Coualyn into rs many counties as there
are Sections Of land ii said county aut Is.
tablish 4 county seata d. the center q eNcb
9f said sections, aud vest each Of said neF
counties With All The powers ofcouniy GOV.
eminent aud authorize tax tob be levied
on each If said sections Of land for The
erection county buildings, &c.
| would not have you hurry tile matter,
unnecessarily bat your honorable body
woula confer a great favor BY putting i
through al fast as possible for there is a
plan Oh foot for dividing II into only three
counties aud hat won't provide for half
The office hunters and while you are about
ii, | think the best way is to let rs have
.enough for each, enough for al and enough
forever more" O. S. JoSEs.
HARRIsoN. Feb. 81, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Antiquity Of .Aerleu1tara.

Agriculture is the fostermolher Of all
other occupations and professions. The
first labor performed by man was ia the
cultivation Of the earth. Il always has
been the most important avocation o. Cur
race; and il, in the final coasumnia;ion Ct
human destiny, there should be q gradual
cessation Of industrial pursuits, the fast la
Dor performed would be ia farming, and
the last man would be farmer. How
apt is the resemblance between the life Of
the world. Mas better parts are the
first developed, His earliest attachment
is mixed with feeling q dependence, ma
when he dies. his higher ana nobicr
facilities outlivo all tho rest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

SpuNKY WoMAN.-0n Friday evening
Marshal Morgan arrested youny woman
Who was dressed ia mans cloths. lie
took her to the caaboosc. where she told
the story" Ny name is Normal, and |
am on my way to California, to see my
father Ny place az residence is near Be
nlcnt Piatt county, have been married,
and have one child; but my husband was
a worthless character, and oblaire di-
voice from him some 4 antbs ago. Get.
ting tired Of earning my living BY washing
/ determined few days ag, to START for
California. left my Guild wilhmy moth.
err and Intended to send for it as soon as I
could raise money enough. II you had
not arrested me would probably have
succeeded in my undertaking. Such
was, in substance, the story told by the
woman aud tho Marshal, surprising that it
might be true. sent her eastward on the
Great Western RAILROAD on Friday night.
She has energy enough, certainly
Springfield Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

CANADA DISTURBANCES. he negro
disturbances inCanadasuru out to be great
" exaggerated, through the Detroit Ires
Press -with tie evid ut design Of bteed-
ing political capital. The Canada papers
say that The whites orig mated the disturb
ahces By months Of abuse, the blacks al
last growing angry and finally dealing 10
suit for insult. Il is affirmed that the
negroes Of Cauatla, considering their &
nofance resulting from their former ooadi
ton as slaves, are civller than might be
expected, and are improving u intelligence.
aud behavior. May of the Cd ones arg
learning to read, willie the young ones ars
growing lp As sprghtly and well schoole'
as those Of white people, the chief trouble
being tsat the theory held BY many tha
the blacks possess Inferior inteIec,s are be
ing over.urned. Such theorists are trying
10 rouse a prejudice against allowing th,
blacks ID schools 10 order 10 keep thei
theory good. So say the Canala "a
pers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Summons Magasn. 4 Others.

4 Csaa I, @ sts5as " Lisens Court
JOAN Warden and aillian G. Wagdsf partners as J..
b. Warden ~ sVA, E!AAl.fs
Against
d. W. G. DanNen, G. S. Care Oeorse l., Becker and H.
NJ tiee, befcnaaisa.
Iao State u Wisconsin, DOL The ADORE named defendants.
W eU ARE HEKEBY SUMMONED and required to
n answer the complaint in t,fs action which las this
dy been ited IN the on.ca OF ins tfk III Circuit court
~ s3u or the sa county Of Grant the stats OF Wis.,
cgisin "a Lancaster IA saltoGnty q: Grant, aud TO
the Subscriber, AZ Ils oitre in the town OF Prairie du
Cilen, ia The coanty Of CIawfOld in said ssate,
within twenty days alter tile service hereof
exclusive Of the day Of such service; and you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
th Phintil ia this action viii take Judgment against
you Tor the OF five thousand bundled and thir
ty-one dollars ard eighy-eight cents vi interest
thereon Fl ON the Sth diy 81 November a. D. 1853 be-
sides tile costs Of his action-Dated Nov. 2Tth 1862
&. b. THOMAS Plaintiffs ATTY,
3i-6t Prairie du Chen, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Dorss not Open IIis Mouth.

Hugh Hastings Of the Albany Rnicksr.
JocEer, who has the blood Of tho O'Flah.
eriys 10 bis veins; gets off the following:
The South is no place Cor Irisbmen.--
Patrick has no love for nagefs, and
Southerners have no love for men who hate
human segsltude. Two Itishman have
just returned from the land ofchiyalry and
niggers, each carrying the marks Of Thirty
nine lashes on his back, covered with j
coat oftar and feathers, for having express
ed opinions against Slavery. Tie follow
Ing advice from Bridget O'Fhheiiy, w
trust will be needed Is every son Of Erin
Arrale Paddy, me Jewel, don't 20 to tie South.
Foran itiihnaaa there dare mt sea liz fnaa,th.
II q word about nagers bed i,appen Is SAY,
Theg would isnch him at once without any aelav
Ii he lacked Cor a coat they'd not let him so fa-
Without giving him iaaee af Fathers ana tar.
And they give him stiil moro without ta;nkirr i
wrong,
sach as tIirty-nine lashes to help him along.
Aou may tSlk IL this country the Land 81 tbs zee,
But saeh freadon IS that don't exactly suit me;
And sooner much longer this way to remain,
I'd rather Sc hack 70 Guild Ireland again
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Bound for California.

Ill take notice that AIR liz is ANA family wish to
IN "usgrt1 70 EaiinIna-pioN laing he can sell his
S4vJ Ain OF over luJ - sur tue snali sum 81 800
le premises are siaA e mile south OF the court
aoaserost Office asd ieTh se, Lancaster, the coun-
s seat ol 0lAnt county, Wis, mile north OF tie
county arin, opposite shcr1 Fosters bncksald aud on
the sead leading antss Ter to Potosi and lalteg4
On said premises Is good dwelling, bich cllst $500
aice o4ls erchaFd, "a 40 trees, many 81 the frecs
Oh eaeusA 70 bear, good log barn. spring near tho
house anu tile farm well water0d SO acres incosad in
our IL i've utldss mostly under cultivation.
Viii tAhe 10 laft payment tean 81 horses, mules
or oxen, and lew hundred dollars in money balance
70 De paid in August next with interest at 10 per cent
viii sell ihe household goods equally cheap.
N. B.-lf Republican accepts the bid. he can take
my stock Of faim Tools with ths place. This pnor ex-
telss 70 the 18th OF February NJ. LEWIS.
Lancaster, Feb. ilfh, 1850. az-u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

CoMpLIMESr FROM MARYLAND. On
hearing Of the election Of Pennington 70
the Speakership, Governor Hicks Of Mary.
land Immediately dispatched his secretary
10 Washington to congratulate Mr.. Pen
ningtop On tile result and to assure him 81
the fidelity Of Maryland TO the constitution
and Union, and also pledging Maryland
against the Democratic disunionists. This
was bard bit, considering that many d
the Southern Democrats had promised to
dis olve tile Union should Black RepuD.
lican Speaker be elecled-also, that not a
Northern Democratic member had rebuk
Ell the Southern members for such threats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Hints on Planting Oruanse entail
Trees


Avoid straight rows as much as possible
cnryed lines or irregular planting produce
much better effect Make cininps d
clusters, where the grounds admit Of il
placing together trees whose foliage will
make contrast with each other. 10 color
or Character Besides clumps a. grouls,
(heFe should always To lbctal number
cf isolated trees OF various kinds, chat have
free space to dcfelop their natural foras.
A vide spreading oak ches:aui4 or beech,
slender and gracefully drooPiog birch. i
FIR, pine, or lsrcb, when suffered to take
its natural proponiers, is always an Object
on which the eye rests With delight
Where space admits Of il, there Should b.
ii grove, so denscy planted that, when
toleratly grown the sau's rays should tot
be able to reach the ground beneath it, At
any time during the day. This insures q
cool shade in-the warmest weather. PLAN
talions Of eyergreens should be made So as
10 break The force ofhigh northerIy Winds
and FORMERLY storms. The protection
thus furnished 10 buildngs, orchad-, aud
grain crops, is often Of sufficient oonse-
qnerce to compensate fs the outlay il a
single winter. b careful not to obstrnet
a fue view, and remember that f1w pros
| eets Of lard or water are equal in interest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Guardianship McReynolds.

state Of Wisconsin, :. County Court Feb. Term,
County OF GEaht. 1850, Present VIM. Nc
Gonigal Judge.
IN the matter of tile Guardianship Of John Metropolis,
agpendsinit.
M rtadir and Glins tht petition Of William R. Dix.
~ on,cANtfpAn and William Gilman and Joseph Lane,
member 81 the Boar Of Supervisors of Tie Town Of
fsnnioie "a said coaniy ,equestug and Recommending
tha the sais AekeynOlas be discharged from Guardian
snip
lnereulon It is ordered, that all persons interested
therein spearbeore tile Judge OF this court ne coar
house - Lancaster 10 said county the irs MoDeay
OF asch AID. 1860, at IA octvck ia tine forenoon
said drTs to show fanny there shall be, why ihe
request Of said petition should not be granted
And ii Is further ordered, than u0liSa DO giyea
q ail psrsons interested said petition b. pup.
eAs this order for lhree( successive weeks regiohs
70 said day Of hearing in the Grant County Herald,
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster in said Giass
county Dated February stb, 1861. Sof
WIN. McGONIGAL,
County Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
r AN - 5TE r.
Saturday. February llth. 1850.
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention viii be held at tho
eaFiio, Madison. Wednesday,, the Is d Day ofFeb
iuAff 1850 1T II eclsca NJ, 10 ckeose fOn esiegl q
fren each Congressional p*trct, represent the ST &
Wisconsin, il he Republican National Convention %
10 held in Chicagc tile 18th OF Jane next: To ncn-
lnate two candidaies for Presidential electors for he
state al large TO adopt such action may be dec cd
advisable 10 view u the approaching election o. Cl IT
Justice 81 tbs supreme court Of the Stale: ami fog
ausaction of such other business may be thoue
saeaie ed 70 Alliance the Interests Of the party andp
mole tue sueesss 81 It's priaci lies.
Each Assembly District Of tho Statg Ei hc emitted 10
two delegates IN such conventions, except where Iii
tfict incltes more than county, when each county
III be entitled - two delegates.
The committee would respectfully snRgest that AS
eemoly Dst.Convgners se caldtoeloct The
state Convention 10 be held carly Saturday, the
lssh day o. February
~ iv d Republicans Central cgnmiAse.
Dated Madison, Dec. %, 20.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Cowhidine Affair IN Ohio.


Tic fourishing village Of Norwalk was
tho scene Of cowhidiag affair on Thurs.
day last, under the following circum-
stances. A young man Of that town not
long since married fine young lady and
shortly after left for Pike'ssPeak, leaving
his wife, She, few DAYS since, received
4 letter sigaea ~ fictitious name stat
ing that TIE writer bad seen her at divers
aud sundry parties, Dr., and had noticed
the she was ively AID social, but if she
would meet bin at cerain place, he
would never mention to her husbands
frieuIs his suspicious that she was too gay,
&C. She naturally felt insulied BY The
note and determined to trace out tie au-
thor. She wrote an answer and watched
at The Post Office to see who called for II.
4 certain young clerk called for the letter
ana size resolved 10 chastise him. Accor.
dinghy meeting him as he left the Office
she seized bin by lie collar and proceed
Ed 10 give him terrible scoring uuh a
eowhide which size drew from under her
shawl he begged plteously 10 10 let ~
lone protesting that he did not write the
ietser After having tired herself with
ihe exercise, she let him escape. a Large
crowd gaibered around aud witnessed the
Aagelation. Pixies Peak widows viii not
be tampered with hereafter in Norwak. -
/ cleveland Leader
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

The contest at Washington for Speaker
closed on Wednesday Of week Ex-
Governor Pennington Of New Jersey, Re-
publican, receiving majority Of Que vote
on the 45th ballot, over Smith, South
American, Of North Carolina-the name
Of Mr. Sherman having been withdrawn
at his own request. The contest lacked
but TWO days Of she length Of time taken
10 elect Mr.. Banks il SO. After The cleo
ton Of Pennington, the House proceeded
to elect John W. Fornev, Chief Clork.--
This Forney was the great Buchanan man
ager il $50, but owing 70 The miierabe
treacheries Of Buchanan, soon after desert
ed the party, and has never since ceased
to thuaa4r ~ tho old Bastile bis battering
ana,henas. II is understood that old
Buck fears and hates Forney worse than
any living man. After Forney, The House
proceeded to elect Hoffman Of Maryland
for Sergeant at Arms. Forney and Hoif5
man are not classed 40 Republicans, but
were voted for by Republicans to repay
the few anti.Lecompton aud American
votes cast for Penningion--tbough nearly
o. qaite all the Americans had supported
Smith, one Of therown men, and with
the entire democratic vote came near cleo
ting him. There is a dispute about Smith,
the Know Nothing members claiming him
as one Of their own order, while tho DEM
ocrats affirm that Smith told some Of them
TIT be never joined the order. The
Know Nothing members claim that they
beat know their men. and that the rites Of
tie order allow Smith or any otter one 70
deny bis identity with the order. The
American party Of North Carolina having
elected Smith to Congress, the presump-
ton is that be IS one Of lhem, and 10 mis-,
take.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

"DopeE The BIC DYES "A gentle
man relates an anecdole Of The Mexican
war, which has never been published
"When the American army was FORM
ing for the battle Of Baena Vista, Geueal
Lane was riding up and down the line d
bis Indiana regiment The Mexicans had
stationed some small guns Oh ueigh5or
ing height, which were biazng away most
furousiy on Geusral Lanes regiment.
But as their guns wer9 badly aimed, the
balls in every ease passed over their heads,
but sufficiently near as 10 cause the men,
as they heard the peculiar whiz Of tie balls,
to involuntarly duck their heads.
''General Lane happened 10 notice this,
and in his rough, stentorian voice, lie
bawled out:
'Indiana segment no dodgngw
8 In about five minutes after, The ire
meDdous whiz Of twenty four pound sho,
passed close by the head Of the gallant
bngadier, and ii an instance inyoluntarily
he bobbed bis head. The men saw this
and commenced titteriug along The line
which the old general saw. Turning ar
ound with sort Of qnizzical expression
be Numbered out:
Indiana Iegimentl Dodge tbe 5iig oucs (
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Guardians Sale demons.

Grant County Court
q the nAttef OF tie Qua danshp OF Stella NJ Clemens
nsilor Aeit Jos.an ". Clemens, deceased.
NOTICE y HEREBY GIVEN, that by virtue and ia
~ l2tsuance "a o4dei OIL license made in said
vs. The Ska dry OF February, a. 1850, by the,
couas court VI sid county, the undersigned guardian
Of said miuor, ili the NTH day OF March, a. ID. louo
on the premises 20 be SOLD at O'Clock r. NJ OF said
days Oder Tor sale al public sendue the t1lowing de-
sciUed iand to wit. The undivided one-htth pat OF
siNg-six " lVU acres OF The eashf OF tho southeast
quarter Of section No sis l6 IN Township No FoufI4l
ottA q ltange No i've I'll Vest OF the Fourth Principal
Aeridan, containing thirteen 25l00 more less
IAe terms OF sale, will be made knewn the and
place OF sale. Dated the 7th day Of February, 1861
ORalS MCCARTNEY,
34-3t Guardian vi said minor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
Printers E'aes-Should tho Rates
be Reduced.


The Resolution in the legislature to re-
daee the fees ofsprinters is taking vide
range, All amendment having been offered
along side to reduce the fees Of lawyers,
ana .heir rates for folio writing. AS the
lady remarked on seeing her husband and
bear in q fight, we don't care which wins,
the printers or the lawyers. We print
some ofthe usual legal notices below legal
rates, because the rates are TOO high. For
some kinds Of legal printing the rates are
low enough. The land lists are too high,
but As few others than onresidents Are
she victims they may as well stand--the
counties deriving % percent income On
the printers fees. The Probate and Shcr
IFS Sale notices, required to stand but six
weeks OF less time, are fixed at rates zoo
| high. Fos notices requiring publication
ALTERNATE weeks for three or six months
the rates are low enough, snch notices re-
lquiring extra trouble and the liabilities L
lerr being much greater, as every printer
knows. Such are the views we have ex
pressed on several occasions touching the
law now ID force fixing printers fees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

have learned hat a man may support
every measure Of a Democratic Adfnnis
iration, ard yet if bo votes against sin,
gle interest Of slavery, he is, ipso taeto,
no Dsmoefat; and if lie votes agaiust cy-
ely measure Of the Administration, and
viii sustain the interests Of slavery, he il,
ipso focto, ,ood Democrat. Iput that
as Gods naked truth before this House,
ard before the country, aud intend to
stand upon it as a solemn conviction. -
G9peech Of Mr.. Hickman IN Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
W California Stampede Relic.
Policy Suggested.

Many are m king arrangements to move
towards California the coming SPRING
This result viii prove double relief
First those sick and dissatisfied With ais-
consiu will be relieved, if not cured; sec
ond, the county will be relieved Of COM
planners and cured Of diseontenls. Such
were the effects in 80, when some eight
hundred persons left the county for Cali
foruia. The lateral effect was TO revive
business, restore contentment andestablish
stability on ever hand. We hope that
all having mind to leave will be helped
off l'y all means, and thereby rem
der them due kindness and favor ard pr,-
pote tie public interest. By all that i
fair and legitimate, q double service is
rendered BY helping such persons off Z
California as object 70 staying IL Wiscou-
siu-se;ng YaIuble service to them and
to these staying behind. Let the STAN
pede be general that higher prosperity
may await those who stand BY the old
ship.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
sHEalFF,g sAIE-sTowE. n AZ.

William Hornor Pre-
VS.. rxn,A ,,,.u.,s4 f~orrt Fore
Isernuel stowe, pcos eies~l $3.50 ~
w. @Aft james Caiill
4 sfatfneN Lewissdef ~
g3Y virtue Of a jnd ment oflorecosure and sale
ID tile above enttled action; ard authority SnJ ,
direction Of Piain1iAs attorney will sell AZ iuDg
Auction ~ he highest AID best bidder for tsi ~ ls'
az the outside door o. lie court mouse in Lancaster
Grant county. state o. Wisconsin. on the 4tn ca N
February, 1860. at the hour Of o'clock II ~ o.
day, aud shall sen all the right, title and NY ny q
which they either OF said defendants had ~ anu
the following described oftgaged premises WV oun
The northeast quarter Of section twelve III INV
four 4 north Of range four west, in Grant CoI1 u
State Of Wisconsin The above sale will pc nas and
satisfy the sum cf two hundred and nineteen sorut
twenty-our cents L$2l924l, the Same being VS. a'H
adjudged to said Flaintilf from said Attendants
Dated Sherli's Office, Nov. "a, 1859. .e
BAIBkR & Lowry, WM. Fl. FOSTER, Snes.Itv
Plaintiffs Attorneys. OF Grant 49, MS
20-anl-eow
The above sale is hereby adjourned until the ~ day.
Of june a. y. 1860, at the place and tin9 1850
WM il. FOSTER, sheriff 10
~ GxoRcE CARTER, bposf o.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11
NJ al r r. IE u

jan 29lt--In Ellenboro'b5 Rev. J. N Reea. Nr Jon.
npH III GRfrirA Of Sneiser, ID Aisa SUSAN CARTER n
ElseDborO'.
LIAM JERGETr Of little Grant, to Miss NARY Ann BiRca
Of Lancaster.
Jan. 30ih--lu wyalusing. bY n. Jacobs, ESQ, Mr.
CHARLES TsDLE and Miss JoANSAH ELIZA SWIFT, an II
Wy9using.
ian. 2sth-yn Hazel Green, W Rev. Joan W. Williams
Mr. EDWARD BULLOCK and Miss ELIZA JASx GkipllI
III Of Hazel Ggeen
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

CALIFORNIA u. S. SENATOR. = The Ia.
testiutelhgence from California states tina.
The Caucus Of the Democratic members 81
both branches & the Legislature had nd
journed froia the 9th Of January 10 tie
10th. Ga the 9th, the vote for candi.
date for U. 5. Senator stood, for Weller,
AZ, Dewer, SO, Baldwin ana Washington,
9 each, aud McDougal, 8. The Caucus
then adjourned 10 Che l0th inst, BY a
vote Of 81 70 81, the Weller men oppos.
ms
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

r
4 REMoS5TRANcEs.- Il is known tina
fqaitc number Of papers are out, contain
ing the names Of FIVE 70 eight bundled re-
II onatrating against any Division Of Gran
County Tile persons having such papers
in charge are neglectipg to send then' II
sto MIR. Lewis. They should be sent &c
him orto any Of The Grant County mem
lbers at Madison. On Monday last Mr..
elise took with him - Madison the names
Of some $500 remo1sirants; these, with
the several hundred already ii the hands
Of members at Madison, and coanting those
still ID the hands Of various persons through
the county, will show heavy majority
against division, and yet the county Wa:
but slightly canyassed. Among the q
monstrants are a large number who had
signed petitions for Division, carly in tbe
movement and thoughilessly. These
should BE- counted II such way as tei
.propelly, as though they had no. signed
division petitions, but there is 10 way L
arrive at the number accurately. All con
sideScd, Ito public minds stands as we eA
pectea.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-02-11

" fsa I'LL <As5s5. l7I1sIs IOIlVoIlIIOIl'
N sccbFdanee With the suggestion II lie State Re-
publican committee, convention will be Aeld the
village Of Iaton, at o'clock +. 81, the 18th al
February. 1900 9l tho nomination Of two delegates to
represent he Western Assembly stiici Of Grant csan
III in the Republican convention, to meet in Madison
the goth inst
And We would suggest that primary necGngs be held
81 the usual places in tie towns Of aid dsiiicf.
"Wednesday the 18Th, at O'Clock NJ for the selection
Of delegates 70 the convention NJ fafsan in The propoI
ton Of two y every nifty Republican votes poedtof Gov
ernci sst fail.
Upon this basis give the number Of delegates viz:
Tvs aasng 3.caxsyiiie s. Beetown Little Cant Patch
Grove 5, WaleFloo2, MHvi.le 5.
WALDO BROWN, Chm Of Com
Patch Grose. Feb 9th, 1850,