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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

Mass CONVENTIONS. Calls are publish
ca in to-days paper for mass meeting u
the Democrats Of this Assembly District at
Fennimore on Tuesday next, for a mass
meeting Of the Democrats of the Western
Assembly District at Beetown on the same
day, and for a mass convention Of the Re
publicans Of tie Hazsl Green Assembly
District on Saturday, the Sd Of November.
These meetings are to put in nomination
candid tes for the Legislature.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
- Sz-Sr@zpr-~ -
PLEASING AND TERRIBLE THoUGHTs.

PLEASING AND TERRIBLE THOUGHTS.
4 most lovely Autumn is at hand; and
following as it does a glorious summer and
such magnificent crops, forerunners of pros
perity unprecedented in the western coun-
try, al must feel the goodness Of q Supreme
Ruler that never fails 10 balance the books.
Here, IN the west, for years before the pres
emf. destitution and hard times followed the.
apparent accidents Of weather and climate
till the stoutest hearts were discouraged and
rugged humanity softened down to weak
ness. Oh, what joyful days are these!
The accidents Of weather, or as the chris
tian would say, the rulings Of God, have
been evenly true toourinterests for 4 whole
year. A terrible thought is here suggest
ed: whether Supreme Ruler dictates the
weather, or whether all be chance, it makes
no difference; whoever abuses the GOOD
things which come to US, must suffer cor
responding consequences for such abuse
Those who save not and rightly apply not
the proceeds Of this year will lie visited an
other time with poverty and want and des-
| tuition, God Or no God. These who pre-
dieate debt upon their profits ofthis year, in
the iaea Of what has passed, will deserve
ruin. Even fools have had lesson which
they can apply as the oppressor can apply
past history to his misdcalings. Thebo
must always te balanced, God or no God
And If there lie another void, it viii be 1
\ type Of tlis-vith a heaven and he'll, bul
without any lalf way station.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

The ST. Louis Democrat complains as
follows at the high rates of river charges
over railroad rates for carrying grain to
market:
Thirty cents per hundred pounds is the
least at which any kind of grain can be
shipped from Dunleith to st. Louis, or lSc
per bushel on wheat, against Sc from the
same place to Chicago. If the grain were
shipped from any point on the river above
Dunleith, the freight by boat 1t the same
rates she boats are paid for grain going to
Chicago or Milwaukee, would be from 3 to
&c per bushel to DunIeith, in proportion 70
to the distance Of the shipping point above
Dunleith, which would make the whole
freight on bushel Of wheat from, say ST.
Paul, 70 ST. Louis, ria Dunleith, 24c pei
bushels, to which add Sc per bushel for cost
OF shipping in bags, making % cents per
bushel as the cost of transporting a bushe
OF wheat from St Paul 10 st. Louis, ria IL
linois Central and Terre sIaute AMI Alton
railroads, and 20 cents per bushsl, BY thg
riFer-a tax which esfeetually cuts off any
trade that st. Louis might derive from that
portion Of the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
CURIOUS HEvELaTsoN, NEVER sUsPEUT-
ED.


The democratic territorial central com
mittee of Kansas, with the democratic
members Of theterritorial convention which
adopted the Lecompton constitution Of
Kansas, have joined il singing statement
showing that Stephen A. Douglas dictated
and advised the Lecolnpton constitution,
promised it his support and able advocacy
in the Senate, having also written letter
containing such advice and promises; but
seeing bis senatorial election in Illinois in
danger, he backed square out and opposed
the Lecompton constitution, in the mean
time offering by his friends $4,000 for the
recovery of his letter referred to. The Kan
sas democrats fell compelled to ex pose the
treachery of Douglas to save themselves
from infamy in the matter. The revelation
is causing assertions on every hand, divert
ing the democracy to Breckenridge and n
some cases to Lincoln. The Kansas de-
rnocracy are held blameless, since Douglas
has Of late denied all completely in framing
the Lecompton constitution, matter tnat
was never raised until lately by himself
thus forcing out this part Of his extraordin-
airy completely.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

BucHANAN's IIoaE.-Lancaster city aud
county, the home Of Buchanan, gave Cur
tin, rep. candidate for Governor, 6,2oo ma
jority Berks coup.y, the Egypt Of the
state ana nation. gave Foster, democratic
candidate for Governor $3.50 majority
The Official majority for Curtin in Allegha-
NJ county which includes Pittsburgh was
1900. Bradford county, an iron region q
the state, gave Curtin 1890 majority
Erie county, 5000 majority same way
Tioga. also an iron mountain region, gave
Curtin $500 majority. Philadelphia city
and county gave Poster 1913 lnajority.-
84 counties ofthat state gave Curtin over
$4,000 majority.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
Eszg~I Ii Is 4 remarkable fact that at e1

20 1t IS a remarkable fact that at ey-
cry place where Douglas has spoken in
bounds of the late elections, the republican
vote has been largely augmented over that
Of any previous election. No visible gains
for him are reported anywhere except where
the Bell-Everett Know Nothingshave turn
ed in his favor, but even in such cases, .
corresponding number of democrats have
left their party--fcreyer.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
Commissioners IF
SHERIFF'S SALE-PARKER.

state Of Wisconsin. Grant County, Grant OolAg
Circuit Court. judgement Of ioreclosuie al s e9,s
Gsarge Calvert, PiainiiA, james P@rket aa' 49,
Parker. his vile Defendants 4,,
By virtue OF decree OF foreclosure anu SAFE 800
the 18th day Of Octoser A. ID. 1860, by the 49, ~
Court in favor Of the above named Pitii ana o.
above named Defts, ana by directions o "a, isil r.
ney shall the 10Th DAY oi Januar5 p,lo g
the hour Of o'clock, r. N. q said DAY z. sa.s.t
door Of tho Court House in the village p l' Wi
Grant CO., Wis, Olief f0f sale at pnoic at
zen to the highest and best bidder Tor ca-n ~ A's
following described real estate, Wiz tim no.
The west haf OF the 0orth-easl quarter e $50 ,, =
tw, ntS -nine (29) of township 40. four - po'ah
ange No Eve (5) aud The east haii % y No.
cas-, quarter section 40. two "a o. os sGs 0sa.
three 81 north Of laage 40. six % vest a si
L, OF tIfant. Wiscvnsn. .s + ths
Said premises ordered sold Ia siiisiac II aaf
Judgement ia this case amounting - the sa i, dofs
ann ed trt, Two and seventh -Dne nun &C.
$43Z q 59-lVOihsJ together With interest eos Gya
-runIg cosis.-Daied SAefia-s Office, Laneas''
20, VAS, October i3ths iobe ,rgp shefiE
WV. P. DSwkY. Pitts Attorney. . ssedG
sS-w 10 ls, GEORGE 3. CATER, th4-l-- ----
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

MARNETs.-.ss. Louis. Oct. I2--S bring
wheat 9o99se; club, sIo1@Io5; t;ll,
slIo9l.la; prime red. 20; mixed red
and white, prime, sl.25. Corn. 40 4se,
for mixed and yellow; white ii bags, 53c.
Oats about &c. Barley, eo@7oe. Pota-
toes s0Q185c.
Neso FORK, Oct. ls-Whte western
wheat, sl.47GL55; Milwaukee cub ST.
3o5l.33; Chicago spring sil.2sGl 30
Corn, mixed. 7lc. Oats 886gAec.
Csioag9, Oct. 70 Western club wheat,
90c.; No. ] wheat, s gsse; No. 2, s4e.
Corn, 81 a3sc.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
FRUITS or FusIoN

One hundred and twenty four townsA;.
ia Connecticut chose their inun;cina, a asul p
on last week. Eightv-nine Of Them g'1 '.
carried by the Republicans, thirty.tTo" gle
the Fusionists, two elected without ray
to party, and one is divided. The Ras INV
cans gained seventeen towns, the Fpi;a e
ists three. Among the Republican oa;n.
IRE several towns hitherto strongly agsia.'
them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

WESTERN DIsTRIcT DEMocRATrc Cox
vENTIoE.-The Democrats Of the Western
AS emily District, in Grant County are re-
quested to meet in Mass Convention, in
Beetown, on Tuesday, October 23d. at
o'clock, p. M, to nominate a candidate for
member Of Assembly. A full attendance
from all the towns is requested.
By order Of District Central COMMITTEES
w. Nj. GARNER, Chairman.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

INDIANA ELEouoN.-The results Of
sixty counties II Indiana indicate MAORI
ey il that state Of $1,000. Every republi
can on the state ticket is elected, and seyc.
Of the eiwsn republican candidates forCon-
gress are eIectet!-naking Indiana stane
same a. fer two years past. In lookin.
over the results Of counties in Indiana, ~
notice that but few counties went democrat
&c. The legislature will be largely repub
lican il 10th branches.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

TmEyING AT PRAYERs.-A female pick
pocket was arrested in Il church in Seville
for robbing a lady who was praying beside
her. The lady at first could not believe
her guilty, for her hands were crossed in
devotion all the time; but the police dis
covered that the pickpocket had pair Of
false arms crossed on her breast, while the
real members wereused for sexplorations"
il neighboring pockets.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

DEMocRATIc CoNvENTIoN.-The Demo-
Gratis Of the Fourth Assembly District, are
requested to meet al the Fennimore School
House, on Tuesday next, She 23d day Of
October, at / o'clock, p. NJ, to nominate a
democratic candidate for the Assembly.
By order District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

LADY WIDE-AwAKEs.-Ihe lady Vide
Awakes Of PlatteyiIle HID jubilee over
the election news from Pennsylvania, Iudi-
ana and Ohio on Tuesday evening last
Should the union require their services, they
vii be ready 70 march to Washington to
attend the Inauguration. Of .sOid A6e,n
along with their brothers and sweet-hearts.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
REPUBLICAN JURILEG AT HAzEL GREEN

REPUBLICAN, JUBILEE AT HAZEL GREEN.
The republicans Of Haz,sl Green, held 2
rousing meeting on Saturday last: loo
Galena Wlde-Awakes attended, also, de
tachsnents Of Wide Awakes from Plattevillt
and other neighboring places. The speak.
ers we're Il. A. Small, WIN. Carey, Col
Chstlain and f. B. Wasahurn, all Of Gale.
ma. Our Galena friends were highly pleas.
ed with their reception 1t Hazel Green.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20


Be on GUARp.-Every year, after cleo
ton, we hear Of irregular and informal re-
turns. The names of the candidates have
beea spelled wrong, initials wrong, the re-
turns not properly signed and sealed, or not
made out and forwarded in time, or other
or negligence viii cause ma-
ny votes TO be thrown out. II viii be
well for Republicans not only to see that
every man ofthem is out at the polls, but
that, first here be no Illegal voting; second,
that eornretent officers be put to take care
If and record the votes; third, that no du-
ty be neglected
-Four years ago an accident occurred
which liked to have disfranchised Wiscon-
sin Of her vote for President; namely, the
failure Of the Electors TO be at Madison on
the proper day for casting their votes
This as well as all other accidents can BE-
avoided by the necessary forethought.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

RErUBLIcANIsM IN DELAwARE-VIcro-
RY Own BELL And DouGLAs.- Repnbli-
eaaisin ID Delaware is il fixed fact, s1d at
q lslte election for county officers showed II
self far ahead Of eitAer Bell or Douglas
Inc Republicans carried two Of the fye
Wares OF Wilmington, and within fiye votes
Of carrying q majority. besides 5eating tie
Dotgfus easadidafe IN ercry Hard Tie
vote stood, BFeckluridge 506, Lincoln AS,
Bel 400, Douglas 2ls. Good for Della
ware.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
- ELEcrloN OF MR. cOLLlnra
MorrpnI1ER. VI a. I.

Jacob Collaner was t. day rs.sl-c,,5
U. S. Senator for six years from the an
of March next. In the Senate the w.
stood p to l, and in tae House los to9I
Paul Dillingham; received the opposite
votes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
ELECTION or OFFICERS OF I'll Il STAT
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The annual meeting Of the State Agri-
cultural Society, for the election Of officers,
was held at the Agricultural Rooms, in
Porters Block, last evening. There being
a large number in attendance, it was deem
ell advisable to adjourn to larger rooms,
and, upon the invitation Of Secretary Har-
vey, the meeting accordingly adjourned to
the Secretary's office in the State Capital.
The following officers were elected forthe
ensuing yeaf:
Prcssdeut-B. r. Hinckley.
V1ce Presidents N. De@ey, e. B. Vol
colt, Beftine PiuckiieJ.
Sec,etqrg- J. w. Hoyt.
1.rea5ufer David Atwood.
Executive Committec-Tt will be seen
that the old President and Secretary are
retained, which is a just and proper tribute
to faithful officers alike advantageous and
creditable to the Society.
There were 25 life members constituted
yesterday by the payment Of SO each,
among whom were Ex-Governor Dewey
and several other prominent citizens Of the
State. The attendance aud interest mani
tested at the meeting last evening, are an
evidence Of future prosperity and yigor on
the part Of the Society. hudson Jour
nal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

"a One thousand names are enrolled On
the hooks Of the Washington City Repub-
liean Club Since tae late election news,
the list mas grown rapidly The old repub-
licans of Washington city feel surprised to
see So many S. their old antagonists enroll
ing their names IS black republicans
- Tie Republicans 81 Potosi, Harri.
son and Paris Assembly district are Is meet
to day, Saturday the Goth October, to nom
mate candidate for Assembly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

ONO ELEcrIoN:--The returns. when full
y made, viii show that Ohio has gone re-
publican BY something over $4,000. The
Congressional delegation from that state
viii stand Is republicans to s democrats.
Both branches Of the legislature will be
largely republican.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
s,-s-p Heral.eI Y Iohnson 4ha Donol

N9- IcIsheI v. JOHNSON, me DOUgIas
candidate for Vice President, made speech
at Terre Haute, Indiana, Oh the Sth. in
which be made the following dignifed and
gentlemanIy remark: "Abe Lincoln Is the
great rail-splitter. I own twenty boys, any
one Of whom can beat him at days work
splitting rails, and give two hundred.
would prefer one Of them for President, so
help me God, to Abe Lincoln"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

TO REPUBLICANS OF HAZEL GREEN.
JAMESTOWN AND SMELsER:- Republicans
Of the above towns are requested to meetin
Mass Convention, in the village Of James
town. on Saturday the Sd Of Nov, at >
O'Clock. p. m, 10 nominate a candidate to
represent their Assembly District in the
next Legislature
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

RoDoLPh.-Ion. Charles Rodolph, says
the Boscobel Express, made a speech at
Boscobel on Monday Of last week, advoc;t-
ing the election Of Breckenridge. Oh, Char
ley, Charley-the very mountains Of Swift
zerland, thy father land, taught thee lessons
Of freedoml William Tell could not be
made slavel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
S. LIGHTeAP,
II. BnANDoN, District Con
j. r. GRAY.
Fairplay, Oct. s, 1860.


Two HUNDRED AND Six TRIsH VoTERs
REpuDiATE FusEoS IN New YoRK.-The
Syracuse On. Y. Journal Of recent date
contains the following:
IRISH REpUBLIoAE CLUB. We. whose
names are hereunder written, citizens Of the
city of Syracuse, Of Irish birth and extract
ion, being DESTROYS Of securing the election
of Lincoln and HamIin; and believing that
we can best effect that obiec. by united ac-
ton, do hereby for such purpose associate
ourselves together under the name Of the
Irish Republican Club Of the city Of SYRIA
cuse.
Then follow The names Of all who signed
the card. There are zoo exactly, and the
names are all genuine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
- - -
JOHN G. CLARK FOR ASSEMBLY.

The republican delegates Of this Assem-
bly, district met at Fennimore OH Saturday
last and nominated Mr.. john G CLARK OF
Lancaster for the Assembly. Mr.. CLARK
is personally known to almost every voter;
and perhaps no man in the district, who
has been SO long known or has been so
much in public business, has aelearer record
Or is more free from personal objections
His qualifications for the Assembly will
not be questioned, and in matters Of moral
character uprightness and integrity norman
in the country ranks above him. At all
tRnes one Of our best and most industrious
men, he has ever been equally rs energetic
and devoted in the republican cause. Alike
liberal of time and money in such cause,
his energies and abilities exceeded all to-
wards enlightening men in the principles Of
freedom and extending such principles to
numbers who are now with us heart and
soul. Every earnest republican in the d.
tlict will be proud to vote for NJ. CLARK
for the Assembly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

IL When you see Son Of Malta put
is open hand to his chin and wave it, be
are it is a sign Of distress. Take him
ound and give him a peck of corn in The
liquid statel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

To BEErowE School TEACHERS Per
sons intending to offer their services a
teachers IN the town of Beetown the ensu-
ing winter, are requested to meet at my
house in the village of Beetown, on Satur
the 9th Of October, at o'clock, p. m,
for public examination. District officers
and others interested arc requested to BE-
present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
OF
Forfeited NIortgaged Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN.

GsNE COUNTY.
OFFICE or COMMISSIONERS OF S9HooE AND UNivsR'
SHY LASDs. MADISON, OCTOBER 6tp. 1850 ~fas ioios
ing described Lands 1irant County, lMviug been hi.
fitted by reason OF the nUn.paymeut of ptsre9i upon
loans granted thereon: NOTICE mEREBT GtvEH ih4I
the same win DE offered for sale sction lnd sld %
the .ognesi bidder, at the Office Of the Secretary o.
State. At tho Capitol, IN Nadhoh ,m the 2otl Gay o
December. a. d. 1850, unless ieened acc4 any
TO law Sad sale TO commences Al O'Clock. a m Au
To continue from day TO day. until all OF said aAl'
shall have been offered. Toe minimum prc9 4,
which tho same viii b. Offered, will BE me amsun
named opposite each tract. which iaeudes the am7l@
DC loan tine Interest mp the rst Of January a9 wv
per cent, damages. the taxes Which nave yea ls1a.u
ga against SUCH lands. aud tbs cost Of alseftng w
same. Sand lands wild be solG subject TO Al Taxes SaNl
may. at the time of sale. b. due unon them Vlle.
conditions OF sale wiz be announced BY The CegHI
sioners al the apentBg OF the sale. Said Lands WI
offered by Counties, uceordinl 10 their alpebeuos'"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

Hicks A0n Conn. Z. s!icks. ofAxo
ca. formerly Of this county ana Zen. Cobb
Of Mineral Isoiat, aie The i publican candi-
dates for Assembly ii Iowa county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

Ezg Sir Henry Holland, physician to the
Prince Of Wa.es. stated in Philadelp hia lai
he Prince was almost worn OFT by contin-
u oyations for 50 long period.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
asr When John Minor Bntts was asL.

AG w hen Joilil MINOR Bolts was askeJ
to speak in this city in behaltof Fusion /,
answered with a fiat denial. lie told t6s
applicants that he would nevershlse hands
with the enemies Of his country, and that
he preferred the election Of Abraham IN.
coin to that Of either Breckinridga or Doug.
las. Such is the sentiment Of every ID
Wing and American who has not dsant.
lively made up his mind to lose his identity
and be swallowed up in the crowd that Isl.
low Dean Richmond and Peter Cagger-
" " Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
PaEMIUM HARNESS 81 JP
oae Door North II GATED States Hotel.

Better vorl cannot BE- found any where in the West
either far beauty da ahility. customers com all
he way from tiaiena, nahnque, Mineral Point Prairie
du Cbien and many miles ia other dreciioa to get
they sly,
THE. NEATEST AND BEST HARNESS THAT CAN b
COZ UP.
Farmers AMI Tea nsters who wish to get work that will
be slsiactol Tor strength comfort, aud swear aud
tear should lail on
ISL I'd. COLLINS, Lane ster. Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

New JERSEY. the general rejoicing.
over the brilliant Republican victories Ii
Pennsylvania, ohio and Indiana, we hay.
overlooked the im,mtant fact that the Re
pliblIeans Of Newafz. Nj, achieved splea
eid victory OIL Tuesday last, eleciing The
municipal ticket by about 1000 Egoritl
This j the first time tho Republicans eve
carried Newark.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

A PRoPHEcY-THE GAME UP.-A few
days since. the Cleveland (Ohio,) Plain
lealsr made the following prophetic state
ment: That as Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana should 60 on Tuesday last, SO wo'd
20 New York, New Jersey anu various 9th
Il States md he Presidential election ID
November.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

So Many years ago, naval officer was
SO pleased with the pluck Of d barefooted
boy, who rowed him across from Staten Is
land to Be gen during storm that no one
else dared to encounter, that he got him a
situation Oh vessel The boy was Cor
NELIUs Vanderbilt, now worth Sl3, 1000,
H00n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

SExsGBLE VITA friend visiting AL
Iantsc City, was aslsel how he spent SUI
day. "WelL' said he, among the Sab
bath-brcakers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20

EE-A splendid ear but a very Door
voice. as the organ-grinder said Of thedon.
key.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

James Brown Plaintiff Us. William =. VAe'sf opa'
i1as ircait court III and for the Couu ,sinei
WISCONSIN. The stats oil Wis, 20 tle ~. ,sger a
You ara hereby sanln0ned and requires 70 ~, olsee q
complaint in this actun, which is hiea ~ VI County
he Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF saia ~ sanilIais
nd 10 serve COPY of your answer 70 sa aacsslet
rant County, VS. wtthia twenty days ailst sd fgoa
efeof exclusive OF tae day o. sIcl sefs2ei 9,s spec
ia Is answer the said coai iant within ~ f,dsnes
iaa the pltmt.a in this action viii taks n esA4
ss,st VIZ, III the sun 81 one hundred aas NJ ins
even at,i 2I- i01ths dollsfs besides inle 6t. ~
,sfs ol i'll aelLm.--laged i.asicaster, hss r Atty
ii 1866. NAL i. CAKrEk, n 40
Witness los. ~ II Cofhten. Jalse O -
4uest s0iix ci,Akk' .lr.
ls-H6. BS RIetlNHD AM r. -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
GRANT COUNTY

Premium Harness Shop.
LANG ASTER, -NlscoSslN.
Those who want t. be supplied with the Neatst
Strongest an lest HARNESS. Brides, Waps ahss aid
mems Saddles. &C., shoald call az T p Collins
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO FnEIGHTs.

Huntington, Pa. Oct. III.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
WESTERN DIsrRrtT DEMOCRATIC &C

q y ANL1OE7731 4 w II kJtt %
Beetonn, Oct. 20th, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-20
NArIoNAL DEMoonArlc NOMINATIONS.
Tor President of the United States.
STEP HEN a. DOuGL g,
or ILLINOIS.
For Vito President Of tie United States,
n ER s G n z L ". J Q rlNs o n

PRESLDET7TAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD G. RYAN, Of Milwaukee.
CHARLES DUNN, Of la Fayette.
] u. FAIRCHILD, ofDane.
Emil, ROTHE, If Jefferson.
BENJAslIN FERGUSON, Of Dodge.