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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
THE HON. II. II. CLARK in REPLY TO P. G.
SHERMAN AND OTHERS.
To he Editor Of The ~ L. Tribune.

To khe Esl01 81 The N. 4. Tribune.
SIR; have noticed in your paper of the 10Th instant
referring TO statement msde by Porter g. Sherman
in youE paper ST tie I'd instant in which tie state
nents % George w. Barrett, james r.. Pagan, and
~ A. DSoley are embodie ia alleged corroboraon Of
mr.. Sherman statement o! an interview asserted by
him 10 have been baS with ME at the Everett House
during my osnyass.Of 1853
Being willing still "a assume that y,ur purpose in
the publications referred lie not TO subject TO mis
representation, incli1Ad to give you full expos
ton Of the transaction relelAed TO- far as my recol
lecti,n serves.
have not the slighterf remenbrance Of ever having
h&n shy itoTyiow ct the Everett House. or ese where,
WIN Dir Potter q. Sherman, aad kn>W that he is
ni'sken 10 his assertion that be called upon me at my
''q"tsl His name is fsInilisr, bat am even now in
gnoianee as 10 his political ard personal $3.50
oSpois' While at the Everett House. engaged in the
CONDUCT OF That exciting canvass, saw thousands VI,
Psoie' ana wili rot occasion surprise that am una
" ~ TINS lapse Of time the fact TINT Mr..
oueinan called upon But do recalled ,bs, 7 |
"aS 'ifi'eo " MI faean aud Mr. Dooley, and re.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
TIE FRANKISG-PRIVILEGE AND THE
REPUBLICANS IN THE ROUSE.
WASHING TON, Feb. 1s, 1860.

Tfol rpcc3Ei OofTesponoent
WASHINGTON Feb. 19, 1860.
Maby Of the Republicans in the House arc placed
IN faiss position by their seeming opposition to
TIE abolition of the frsnking-piFilege. lie vote
seeding the Senate bill to u Select Committee in
me House, waa it is believed, movement hostile
TO The measure. Nevertheless, a large number of
those who responded "Aye" upon that question,
are IA favor OF this reform. The affirmative vote
may be classified somewhat as folloVys.
L. Those who are really in favor of the rr,,king
privilege, az a part of the settled policv or nc
country. These constitute but small ro,.,,,;an 1'e
the whole number of Ayes" -
III. Those who believed that the Senate LIN A.,
not reflect the real sentiment Of the senste 1r
rather that the almost Unanimous yot.. a. a.,
measure in that body did not exhibit the sjpcs+e
opinion of its members. but arose rather from riys
between political parties, and among Presidential
asprauts (and there thirty such, at least) who
desired to stand well themselves upon the record
while throwing upon the House the responsibiljty
and odium OF defeating measure which MANI OF
these Senators dd not at heart wish 10 see enacted
into law This belief on the part Of ths House
patent to all observers, naturally aroused the espyii
dH c1yps Of the popular branch, aud their decisive
vote ~ sending the bill 10 Select Committee. was
in;endaS quiet rebuke Of what tlleg understand
TO have en the real motives for the action of the
Senate,
Ill But, perhaps the larger share Of The Repab.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

PRTsENTINEET IN A DREAN.-Ihis morning younas
lady, daughter of Hemsn Miller, Track Master Of ths
Central Railroad told her parents after sne arose
that she had dreamed last night that Mr. Keist who
attends the railroad bridge at Aliens Creek, was
killed. and that Mrs. Keist TO the house TO tell
MIR. Miller. short time after relating this dream,
ard while the family were at breakfast, Mira kest
in TO tell that her husband was killed by the cars
last night at Brighton. SO impressed was the gln
with The force Of her dream that she ran to anotner
room, when she saw the oman approaching the ooor
as she felt eure that she lad tale Of sorrow 70 teh-
Mr.. kent was "A German, who had worked fof
plumber of years on the railroad under the direction OF
Mr.. Miller and his wife had often called at his house,
anS thus became well acquainted with the family.
When Mics Miller told her dream, Mr. Miller had not
heard Of the accident; indeed, the Coroner having
charge of the body did not know who the unfortunate
man was While there are thousands OF dreams that
are net premonory, and then there is one, that
IT, to cay the least co-incdental with actual occur
renccs, Of which the dreamer knew nothing.
Union Advertiser, Rochester.
An IssPoRrAsT DIscovEky.-We are informed that
four English miners from Mansfield and Newcastle,
Er aland. have recently found aud opened coa ned
on Obeds River in Fentress Co., IN this state belong
ing 10 Gen. John b. Rodgers, consisting OF iV acres
Of a solid coal bed four feet thick OF the Des' aruo4o
OF buminous coal, containing an extisauanum OF gas
and petroleum. the best they have found IN the on'eo
States II is on the margin OF the river, ana easy OF
aeress 10 Nashvlo by water. We understand spe-
emen OF this coal coked aud in ss natural state, WIZ
be in the Nashville market the coming spring spe-
cmen Of the cole and may DO seen In the hands OF
Prof. Stafford, our State Geo!ogst ims coal ~ over
laid in many places with fre-proof tile rock, suitable
for making coke oyees parapet walls paving streets,
covering houses and the like, and may be obtained OF
any thickness from one inch TO six squarng right Oh
isef n desired aud can be transported 10 Nashville
BY water at tsihins expense. Memphis Paper'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21

Hesns. who would now give the subject the go-oy
thouph opposed upon principle TO the iraukng PRIV
lece and IN fayor of It's ultimate Abolition nave no
faith in the sudden freak OF reform ana feo'o .sr
ment which seems to have overtaken the ~ erptc-
racy lust on the threshold OF the Prsside' dsi cam
paicn. The North, where, mainly, the rattle is TO
be fought, are a reading people ar friends have
no respect for the motives when .mpol the Democ'
racy 10 thrust this reform in cir faces at this par
t;cnlnr iuucturc. Light ? Id Knowledge are what
tbe Republicans specialI', essSt, and their opponents
particularly dread ,beiarge mass of the coeomtu
encies of the democracy IN che House, evening
chiefly in tie South, cannot read. Oi ceersc, inc
| privilege of sendj.ag them speeches. documents
newspapers, anS tracts free 0fpostage, IS oil sma.i
| value to their representatives., and the'sFSrty bn~
il ia precisely the couty with the greet body oil toe
| Republican coDstit'rr,cies residing ;" me NorVi'
Now or friends here have ntensen OF reversing
the Ioaeexisting potscy of the Government on the
subject at this critical moment toyratify opponents
WAC desire the clifnge not beH.Ssse it IN Just, 81
wise, or ecorcnhSa but for the reason that the an
/ telligence which constitutes the animatng soei e
| Rcpublicanism, will lose b. It, while the ieac
rance, whchitakes up so large share of the saoiic
| strength Of'lseuocracy, viii be the gamer
". And, Gnally, the poestion having assumed
somewhat ef party Plies. in the House, the Re
pubIcans generally very naturally acted together
n opposition TO the Dcafecracy
There are exceptionsito all the classes of reasop
and petSans above e1ur1 erated. Some Republican
in both Houses, who G-e in favor of TIE lmmediet
abolition OF the lrassssg privilege, have spoken an
voted accordingly, fixing a statesHaanlike rathe
than e partisan view of the measure
As'ihe privilege y N perhaps not be abolished th'
session. it may not pc amiss that the principal res
sens for the cOurs of the Republicans who oppos
the measure shJcd be stated, and hence they az
'hs-e given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21
MIMOHAEDrM.

Thoroughly wesred with vexations OF this descrjn.
Gop at once offered TO waive the support of tho Re-
publican organizations, 20 consent shat the Repub-
Gcan candidate run if could be reimbursed the couir
b. 'tons which bad made 10 the various Republican
org 'pizateps in my District. had myself borne lhe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-21


y agreed to enter into arrangement for the division
Of the large amount above stated instead of going to
law about it. Twelve or thirteen years since DR..
Berdange, whom some say had been grossly wronged
by decision of the deceased who at the time was the
President Of the Tribunal of Commerce." while
others declare the Doctor had beea cheated in some
slavetradng Transaction, entered the church Of San
Felipe in Havana, where Don Joaquin Gomez was
and poured bottle of vitol upon bis the deceaseds
head Of which, running into HE eyes, instantly de-
prived him Of sight, while the wound inflicted on the
head never healed. The doctor, after perpetrating
this deed, rushed into the gallery Of the church, aud
there swallowed do,e of prussic acid which instantly
deprived him of life. The deceased fingered al Of
these years deprived of sight, pitiable object.
We find the following extract credited to tue Paris
correspondence of The augsburg Gazette.
81 gather from one of the managers of the Chemin
du NoId, that when Mr.. Golden arrived some mouths
ago from England, his luggage weighed about 1900
kos, ~ that is TO cay, thirteen tuns. II was nmedi-
ateiy forwarded to S. Cloud. This parcel contained
patterns Of every kind of English produce. The En-
pertr went with Mr. Golden over the whole Of these
articles, comparing quality, cost Of production aud
pree With that Of the corresponding articles Of French
manuiac ure. At Il at time, nobody in Paris had an
idea OF Dr. Golden having established depot of EGG
sh goods III the palace or st. Cloud and studying
economical reform with tie Emperor, as lie once before
had done with Sir Robert Peel The Emperor made q
god ufe of this opportunity TO acquire commercial
knowledge, and he thus became enabled 10 meet aud
conquer the populations of tho protectonss on their
own ground"
"A rich treat to hookeollectors-es especially to those
whoprze antiquarian llterature-w soon be offered in
Boston, at the sale Of DIR. Persiyals library. Not the
least interesting thing about it Is the large number of
autographs Of the poet which VIII thus be scattered
for he wrote bis name the fly leaf of every volume
and was 60 jealous, in his later years, of those who
sought to honize him. that he would not give his auto
graph even to intimate friends. OF course he was
cursed like all popular authors withincessant demands
Ter his handwriting. In looking his MSS. recent
ly, The Boston Travellers correspondent came
impudent example of this the part of young
man out West who sent note to Percival inclosing
postage, and requesting him TO copy one of his
characteristic POEMS and, having signed his name, to
send il cut TO him. The letter laid among the poets
papers, just bad been opened-no even the ineloSod
postage having been taken out
Among the startling events Of 1855 in England
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
NJ q r * z y .

cULvER-iILLYfIn Harrison, Sept. I2, by Q. G
Jones' Esq. Mr. Levi Culver Of Harrison, to Hiss Anne
LAvAsI.EIBo YfEZSept. 18Th, in Potesi, ~ Rev
NJ. W Gibson, Mr.. Martin Iavale Of PTatre da Chlsn
10 Mss Mary Boyle. Patch GlQye.<
NEWCuAtB-slUNS0N zkSept lst in Glen Haven o
D. Oliver Esq Clark Ne@conb Of Cassville 10 Caroline
Munson Glen Haven. 4
HUsER-x0CHDASEI1I Wyalasing, Aug ], By r
Jacobs ESQ, Henry Hnser to Margaret R0rhdascl, at
az Ga ten City, lowt
1NES-i lin Eiienlero', AZ the houae OF the
Arsdes father d O. s Jones, ESQ., Albert II. Jones q
O. Klaasi1e Licksi, Sept. 20ih-
ST TakEN-i.0g Kiln Patch Grove. sept. 7th. ~ Fl
Patch Esq., Abrgln l.. ST. John to Susan oek, Gotta q
asing. 60.
At the residencs OF T. @ Stspheuss by NM hoagson
Esq Joseph Kazebeer Of Chicago ana uclnoa a1es .
Racpe. e<,..-.,,x -
LANDER--GALAIH--In the town o. CentefvIalgs; II
va county, Wis, sept 9th, by Rev K ); ossse., isn
FL Lander to Cahsrine taalah. both or CenterFise.
HEpN ER--TEMPLEMEYEI Sept 9th, a sne , soml
of Franklin Iowa county, BY Rev I. oissem Jaeos
Hener 10 Josephine Telnpleeyer both Of Dodgeviise
sA ANDERSEN LsH-~In cassyille, Sept. laths " =
r. Ffankenfeld, Esq. Andrew Sanders OF hisiiss :
Elizabeth Walsh OF Millyie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
40. 4 AMII.Y sHoIri.p biz wIrnol1r TuEM

a.
We sneak of NJ Lanes Liver PTis prepared by Fierx
ing Bros Pittsburgh, which have become an inds-
pensabe Family Medicile The frightful symptoms
which arise from diseased Liscr manifest thense Ives
more or less o. every family; Dyspepsia sick headache
obstruction Of tile ses, ague ami fever, pains ia the
side With dsy hacki az cougn all the results OF hep
aiie derangement-- Ter these Dr. Mane's Pills
sovereign remedy. They haze never been known Il
FAIL md they sAppid be kept ut all times by famihes.
DIREcrIDNez-Taks TWO or three just before going
bed every second Or third night II they do not purge
two or three ttaiss By next morning take ons
slight breakfast shoald invariably follow the
The Liver Pills may also be used where purging is
simply necessary AS antbiliious purgative, they
Inferior TO none. And in doses Of two three,
they give astonishing relief TO sick headache; also n
Slight arrangements Of the stomach.
~ Purchasers win be careful to ask for DR.. MIANKs
CsLgBRATKD LIVER PILLS, manufactured by FLEMING
Bros of Pttsburg, Pa There other Pills purport-
ing to be Liver Pills, before the public. DR.. Me-
Lanes genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated Verm-
fuge be had al all respectable drug stores.
None genuine Difhoat the signature of
12sn1 FLEMING BROS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

lsMrrEs AND SKIy DISEASES Are he result q tal
nj re- 81 cod f4e tlooo becomes 'e aadeioEgea. tl'
kin Is not aisle to east oil the impurities - Important
Is health How ln8Hy young men ana @ui1eh Ne SCI
with their faces covered With piaipes "a golcles
who sndeavoring to remove te " isie use 81 SOAR
AID washes ~ xastoas kinds. This Is very dangerous
and shorid never o. piaciged BY persons DESTROYS
good health Mothe have children athletes Win
res aud srnptions should dry themup by ex ter
nal applications for in this they viii drive 10 tht
humors and proauce Ill health for shc child DUNG -
hole life time. There is 40 mother thai lies 10 set
her childr n afflicted with feeble health
JuDsox's MOUNTAIN HERR PlLLs prepared e7prs-S'
iy the Of eruptions OF the skin, such a. fi
pes Botches Sores, &c They cleanse the blood Of al
irapurities, producing beautiful, clear and healthy
50 much admired by all people Of taste and refine
Judsons Mountain Hsrb Pills sold By all Med
- r,s.lers 6w2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
FBSSlMoRE, Giant Co., Wis, I
.ynlv % 1870 I

July, %, I8B0.
GrGfenpero co., 81, Park Row, N. X.
SrLEMENf--I tor TIN ee or four years severe
iy afflicted With Fever and Ague and until became
reduced ia health and depressed III spirits as to
be unable 10 attend to any regular business en-
pIoyed the best physicians in The country, and tried
various highly recommended remedie without any per-
uianant relief until your agent sr Mark Finncutr in
duced me try the Gfaefenberg Fe,erand Agup Rem
edy although without much hope If benefit on my part
mt to ms surprise, Iny health very soon began 10 i'm
prove in the course OF few weeks become viz
Orous aud healthy as
feel truly thankful fof the benefit received ard a.
duty owe to fellow men, would recommend in full
confidence a trial of your Remedies.
/ am with great respect,
Yours very truly,
fttfss JEREMIAtf p. SMITH.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
PLArrEviILLE Drsrgtcr CAMP MEETING

Fsy uermission of Divine Providence camp meeting
viii concurrence on Monday, Of October, and close on
the following SATURDAY; to bs held on land owned by
Bro Samuel r. 5afye In the north part OF town OF Lii
mn q, ant county abous miles northwest Of Wash
burn, aud y miles Invest from the old camp ground
81 brother Swires' land This is intended - be dis
/, ief cauap Getting ard our brethren aud near
cordially invited to unite witEQs Come along breth-
ren he on tie ground the drst day. in family style
Bling yoar own camps and provisions, leave tho wprs
belit ana stay to DE close, that sou may gel the
rood oi all thc meeting. W. Wl-InA.a#
81. DINSDAIEs
Washhurn Circuit. Sept. 3, 1850. ISw2
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
aaE- a good citizen Of PlatteyiIIe requesl

az A good citizen Of Platteyille requests
Us to publish the following note, recon-
mending that quiet, unaspirmg gentleman,
Mr. Geo. R. Laughton, for the Assembly
Mr.. EpIToR Dear Sir. am author
lied to announce through your columns
that Geo. r. Laughton Esq, Of this place
is a candidate for the Assembly in the Platte
vile district, subject TO the action Of the
Wingville Convention. "AMERicUs'
PIatteyile Sept. 18th 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ga Mass Democratic County Con
yention is to be held at Lancaster, at !
o'clock on Tuesday the I'd Of October,
(court week,) for the purpose Of nomihat-
ING democratic candidates tor the county Of
fees.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
FoRr BRIpGER.-CoI. BrIdger, the ~

FoRT BRIDGER.-COl. sDI1u9ef, the ~
.r;a,or ~ s.Fvrt Bridger" 50 famous n connection
ain the history of the Moron disturbances settled ~
lie vicinity Of Salt Lake in 1885, and has since greatly
;.;nrnished himself a. hunter. trapper, trader and
Ii IN interview With Gov. Canning, on the adj
vance Of tbs army into Utah, he stated e him. tia,
some years since while pursuing the buffalo, ne \ ~
.;h ~ smn's RAYS were reflected with ali The gor
causness Of the most yniiceut rainbow, 9ui tina
dc had lost the place, and had never been apts 70 es
coxer it. 4ooaaads German Buffers which eau oe ds
covered in the store of any druggist or dealer IN nea-
cine, will posisrciy dyspepsia, Liver Vonia'ns,
.s Il Z e q XXI ~ ,harf ,a,,tff,l enAs 1nslN
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

HoN. A. D. SMITH The address Of
Judge A. D. Smith, delivered on the Fair
grounds, Thursday, was one Of those mas
terly productions which come only from
learned beads, and students who do not
grow weary Of research. We are permitted
to publish it, and it VIII appear next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

- Sugar--a prime article
for cash, II pds for a dol.
~. Extra Rio Coifee--six
pounds for a dollar.
A large lot Of salt, fine
coarse jnst received
and for sale by the sack
~ or barrel cheap.
- Fish-A Fresh lot OF
~ salmon, NJ. Trout, White
fish and Mackeral for sale
- 1T the lowest rates.
A large assortment or
Havana, Yaraand Princi
= pc Cigars for sale BY the
70 box very low.
n Machine and Fish Oil
a good article.
Lard Oil AMI Burning
fluid for sale cheap.
~ The celebrated Graefen-
-. berg and other Medicines
for sale.
- Costars Rat Extermina-
tor - warranted sure
death mile) for sale.
~ N. III. Downs Vegetable
Balsalnic Elixir. the grea
northern remedy for
~ coughs and colds--a sure
cure.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

BRuEsoN FOR THE Assembly, let
ter is before us, with request for pubIic:l-
ton, urging for various reasons the nominal
ton of l. w. Brunson, Esq, Of Millville,
to represent that District in the Assembly.
The writer neglects to give his name, for
which reason we cannot publish his com
munieation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22


81. MACHINE PREMTuM-There
.sr, : ), exhibition at the County Far. four
j. = Machines Of different patents. OF
eeb y Patent Family Machine, for
4 - ~ John BEG, Of Lancaster, i Ag't
premium, The machines were
~ pofA most Of the day. and Mr..
ailns :, material on the ground, making
q o,s ! y MS customers, thus showing
ssaio, q uulity Of the machine. He
eotbs,,,s;aale sac and viii fill orde,s By letter
'tce a. . $500, the manufacturers
w : advertisement VII appeal next
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

PARDoNED.-Gov. Randall pardoned
Harvey Fairchild out of prison; it will be
,amealbered that Fairchild was convicted
ast wear and sentenced to Waupun for be-
mo accessory TO the killing Of Carhart.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ACADEMY At PorosI.-The citizens Of
iPo.osi, Pleasant Valley and vicinity have
aised within few days twelve hundred
dollars towards erecting Academy buildings
Immediately, intending to raise about dou-
.Jhthe amount. D. Banfll contributes two
acres Of land near his residence for build
ns.ie.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
GEDuring the confagration of Canton

caused by the b0mbadulent OF the British the extern
sive medical warehouse OF our countryman Dr.. j. G..
AVER of LOWELL (tha depot of his Cherry PectoraI and
Cathartic Pills, for Chiaa) totally destroyed He
now Makes demand upon our governmept for indem-
nifty from tho loss Of bis property and hence will grow
another nut to crack with elder brother Johnny
Stick IL Doctor: aud if Government maintains
rights wherever your Pills are Sold shalt only
be unprotected that very barren.-Reform
en-, Trenton, N. J. iwi0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

1,,r,r1rIoN TO PAY.-Mr. j. 2. Lewis
b. , call in the advertising columns to his
Isstors on whom he has been patiently
waiting for so long, to pay up.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

'AR LITTLE GrANr.-This notorious
,'''ae'er was on exhibition in town forsev-
:. = lays this week. The representations
y appearance and dimensions WHICH
:. - 0een 50 widely circulated 81 the press
's'! nearly correct. His father said he
n ! years old and weighed 100 pounds;
ss5 A',ol'or said he was l6o years oldand
~ s',a iOPounds, Wecan't say which was
Ou' We should take him 10 be several
q. t a''s horizontally than perpendicularly.
y very quiet about his mother.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
Ow AroNNA Steel 60. Mimi. Nov. IA,

$780, Gentlemen: Having used yourSiARsHALLs UTER
IyE CAyHo4coN in my practice for the last i've years,
take pleasure recording my testimony Of It's value
for do not know OF single instance where it has not
given the most complete satisfaction, and many cases OF
Uterine Conn ants have under my notice, which
after having exhausted the skill OF eminent physicians
have been permanently cured bS this medicine La fact
never knew renely universal in accomplishing
tile object for which il is designed and Of so great val
ue to the human family this. ID. HARSEA, MI.
M
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

LANCASTER PIcTURE GALLERY.-There
is still chance TO get good likenesses at
Calls Hall. Prices are SO reduced that.
PICTURES, done up in eases, arc selling at 80
eents,-ranging up to SO. The artist in
tends shortly to leave town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

PINK Errs.-Mr George D. UT, has
our thanks for present Of that lot Of PINK
Eye Potatoes, noticed as the largest and
finest sttthe Fair and which drew a premi-
UNI. .aore Of the same sort may be had Of
Mr. UT who resides on the road, six miles
aoFh Of Potosi.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

HORSE RAcE.-A race will take place
irr miles west of Beetown, on the Glen
.men road, between horse owned by
diamonds and Bailey and a mare owned
byP Blake, on the 9Th Of October next
The distance to be run is one quarter Of a
mle-ior two hundred dollars a side, to
ME catch weight" Other matches are
expected to be made.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

FoUsD-The owner of a MORE Antique,
ill Cane, which was lost in Mr.. ]. P. Lew
!. store, in Lancaster, on Thursday last
can have the same by applying to Mr.. Lew
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

TAroN BUsIsEss.-J. G. Trainer g}yes
notice by advertisements that he has bean
successful ia the Smith and wagon business
and that he viii continue to do his duty if
al indebted WIN pay up--otherwise he viii
fy off the handle.