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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

MARi1Ers-MrLwAUKEE.--On Saturday
the 10th, good superfne flour sold at s3,4o
"a $50, fair do. at 1925 per barrel
Wheat buyers would not offer higher than
s8c per bushel while sellers hold at s7@
99c. 90 and Ole were offered for Club
The market had grown exceedingly dull
Shippers had Withdrawn, there not having
been a cargo Of wheat shipped East for a
month which did not prove a loss to the
shipper of from $1,000 to $4,000.
New YoR1--Priccs Of flour for the
several classes. Sept goth, ranged from
S5,2o@5,e Go per Dbl. Wheat, $I,150l,-
Milwaukee Club at Sl,22, white
western at Sl,32@l,65.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

County Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. u Pro@s
October Term, 1850 Present Wn, Mei9aS%
Judge. In tie matter Of the estate Of Robert heS4
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition Of Robert A. hesi
representing TO said court inst John Welsh, sore eh
utor OF the last viii and testament OF sald h.~
Welsh deceased, recently died, leaving said esh~ ~
settled and praying that administration de oon' y"
with the viii annexed be granted unto him. ma
Taereup0n it is ordered that tho mstter o. ,a
petition be heard before the Judge of this court n
court house in Lancaster, in said County, On
Gfth day Of November,A DISCO, at one O'Clock ~ .1
tefnoou OF said.day. Ordered further that notice I
al be given to all persons interested therein ls
lshing this order for three successive weeks s
said Jay Of hearing, in the Grant County Heiaa
y newspaper, published at Lancaster, N SAD OO'A'
WA. MCGONlGAls,
is III County Jad,e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
IN PR0BATE- ROSE.

county Court, Grant County, Wisconsin. n fI a.sr
October Term, 1850 Present VIM. Mcion'sai '1 "a
la the matter OF the estate OF James Rose u''-'
On this day came Joseph Horsfall, admins, 800 '.
bonus non OF tie estate oil said James Rose aes m
and nled Ia this court his administration aceoa@ NJ
final settlement. Thoreuponit il ordered la'' Emf Il
coant be examined before the Judge Of siu y gya
the court house in Lancaster in said coeWi yeo,A
DAY the 18th day OF November, A. d. lsJV ~ .t so
in the orcneca " said dry 0rdere furthe n ss
lice thereof DO given 70 all persons interssea .,
estate BY publishing this oraer for three NJ nv Gna
weeks previous to said day Of hearing "a W. il
Codnty Herald, weekly newspaper psnser d.
$50. = e'''A o'''A' e'1' TN McGoNlsAh.
n NV County Jadse
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

TO TEAcHERs.-Pcrsons intending to
offer their services as teachers IN the Town
Of Lima are requested to meet al the John
son School House, in district No. in said
Town, on Saturday the 9th October. for
the purpose Of public examination. Die
tsict officers Of the several districts are re-
quested to be present, and all others inter
ested. III. L. LIscuM. Torn ,Sup't.
Lima, Oct. 4. 1860
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
IN PROBATE WILKINSON.

County court Grant county, Wisconsin, y X gw
Of The estate of William Wilkinson, deceAs0 gcSopg
bate, October Term, 1861. Present hhh -
Judge oig
On reading and Cling the administrator lid d,ssf
.Jchn wilkinson administer Of tie estate q ersd a
sd praying final settlement; theraupon Y y NM ega
said account be cxanif ga before the Judge "apty
at the lurt house, ia Lancaster, IN sAiu 1ssn ai@
e gS' IS the afternoon y said day: ordered a
that notice thereof DO Civ 20 All persons .ses 80
said estate, BY publishing this order i9i 10 y
eessiye weeks pfeviOus 10 SAID day q lsbsSN
Grant County Herald, weekly newspaper KIN 1861
Lancaster, in said Coanty.-Dated Octopv. Indgs
lows WM McGONlGAI, Coah5 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
A DEMONSTRATORS ALE-sllI'',-.

County court Grant Coanty Wisconsin. yr deceasFS
Ii the matter tie estate 81 Francis S'ns II %.
Notice Is hereby given, that By rtae 9 otter o. "
suance of al order OF license ma ~ .ntv coat
fourth day Or June A. y. 1901, - w 81 the sA
said county the undersigned admh - ~ ssg Of ~
II said deceased, will Tuesday me ON Il D
esaer AL 1 1850 ID front Of the store ,nts, "
tenlach in the VILLAGE ffotosi, u sAla e alsa
,slocx ia the afGcrnurn Of sad dAy EYE v; sala w
HIT vpnaue the following described iant vest eg
County to-wit commencing az the Asus ~ aaa n,
81 John Wallenh0rsts land and eigheol syf,ef q
entx- 1--WE links west from the sou ~ 81 tosn "a
ssosih east quarter oi section threc 80 thrce y
% north 81 range three west, rulpiLs w 40 80
cnains aud Iz1s inks thence north nlsss ,ias 5l n
and nfty 800 links, thence east 'nre. shfes c1,
twelve and one hail inks thencc 80 s1isg; ~
and fffS f50) links, to the place o. y "a soab ~ ~
strip o. land eight rods wide OH from h hall g x
The south half oil the south half OF tno d So
northwest quarter Of tue southwest a Range Z
thirty-six 800 in Town three % nottN N w 81 q.
vest being lhe residue VI tbs said NJ i9g l0aF y
the said quarter. quarter section, cVn~ ~
more less ,.n at tas
The terms Of sale will 'e made ktnoonrneip. II.
Administrator o. - f6-is
Dated October 81, 1850.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
THE EDITOR or THE BALTIMORE PAT
RIOT ADDRESSES A REPI BLECAA MEET
Inc.

The Union Wide Awakes Of New York
held d large and enthusiastic meeting on
Friday night which was addressed BY Col.
Evans, editor Of the Baltimore Patriot
Lii the course Of his speech Colonel Evans
says:
AS their Chairman had said that he was
from the State where lived and died Charles
Carroll, Of Carrolton, it afforded him pleas
0u.c to inform this audience that tie grand
son Of that Charles Carroll was with them
heart and hand. Applause. lie was z
LARGE planter, lived near Baltimore, owned
more than sixty slaves, and there was no
more devoted follower Of Lincoln than Mt.
McTavish, the grandson Of Charles Carroll
Of Carrollton Applause. Whatever he
undertook he looked at In all its bearings.
When be had made up his mind, regard
less ef consequences he pressed forward IN
behalf Of what he deemed right. The
alarm had been sounded The South had
been represented as almost unit IN oppo.
Is:tion to tie nominee of the Chicago Con-
Ivention. 1t afforded hnn pleasure to be
able to say that there were thousands IN the
South who were in favor Of the Republi-
can nominees, Many were deferred from
expressing their opinions. but Mr. Lincoln
was elected the waters would roll over the
ld;aa and we should be brothers again
II Applause. He was 5outherner Of the
tlsir,l generation; but he never made any
secret in Baltimore Of his intention to vote
for Lincoln. He should so vote, andthou-
sands there with him. lie and his friends
expcctcd no dissolution Of this Union, and
lie there was an attempt 70 oppose Mr.. Lin
lcoln's Administration, all they asked was
that il should be left 70 the people Of the
South. They would see that Lincoln had
his rights. lie and those he acted with
we're known as members Of the Opposition.
He was follower Of Henry Winter Da-
vis. Tfhree cheers for Henry Winter Da-
sis.l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
nANCnE1Ts APPOINTMENTS.

The How Luther IIanchett, Republican candidate for
Congress, will address the citizens Of Grant County at
places aud times as follows;
Hazel Green, Wednesday Sept. Goth. |, p. m.
PEtttcve; Z, p. m.
Wingyille, Thursday, Sept. 27th.
Lancaster, Friday, Sept 2Sth.
Tafton, saturday, Sept 10th.
Republicans Of the I'd District, rally around your stan
dard hcatpr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

QUARTERLY MEErINGs.-W. w. Can
will hold Quarterly Meetings Of the NJ. +.
Church at Montfort, Saturday and Sabbath,
October 9th and 7th, and at Boscohel. Sat
urlav and sssDbath, October, 9th and Ali.
4 list Of RI ses and times for other places
will Be pubslshed next week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

SrArE FAR.- We iatcndcd to write out
this week an extended notice Of what We
saw ii tWo days at the State Fair, but
other business has intenered and we must
postpone or adopt theremarks of others 1t
a future time. The Fair, all considered,
was highly successful, the officers and 81
especially the secretary, Prot. Hour desef-
wing the thanks Of everybody for his part
Of the work, which was most considerable.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

Book SroRE.-Ryland q Holloway
have received and offer for sale nice varie-
ty of miscellaneous. historical, posetical and
other books; also. school books toys, re-
wards Of merit. fancy cards, note paper, en-
velopes, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
DAY UP--LAST CALI
:
WTTE w NrTIgTO!

All persons knowing themselves fpdehted to me by
note or otherwise reques. ed me uew as need
my money for Immediate aud hive waited till the
times good and debtors ask further apology
OF indulgence.
To- Persons Indebted 10 me can pay in wheat "A Gas
lena prices, deli erred al my Warehouse ii Duncith.
will also pay cash for wheat at ,saena rates.
S. f. LEWIS.
Dunleith. Oct. 8, 1869. lett
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
PROCEEDINGS or THE DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION.

held i'll Lancaster on Tuesday last, Gen. J.
FL. Rountree was chosen President and
Geo. Fl. Cox, Secretary. There were for
ty-two Democrats present, representing
most Of the towns in the county. After
some preliminary remarks by the President
the Convention proceeded to the nomina-
ton Of candidates to be placed on the Dem
ocratic County ticket:
The ballot for Sheriff resulted as follows:
Richard Straw, of Wingvile, %
Henry Patch, of Patch Grove, 6
J b. Turley, Of Bcetown,
I. r. Hngill, Of Platteville, 2
Samuel Vance, CT Potosi
Patrick Darcy, Of Potosi,
Richard Straw was then voted unani-
mously as the candidate for Sheriff.
The ballot for Treasurer was as follows
Henry Patch, Of Patch Grove, 81
Samuel Vance, Of Potosi 2
NV. Chandler, of Hazel Green, !
T.J. Green, Of Wingyille, l
J. B.Turley, of Beetown, /
Henry Patch was thereupon declared the
nominee for Treasurer by 4 unanimous vote,
the members all rising.
A ballot for Clerk of Board Of Supervi-
sors was then had with the following re-
suit:
Geo. II. Cox, Of Lancaster, %
]. Z. Dodge, Of Waterloo, s
George Witchcr Of Lima, 4
Geo. II. Cox was then made the lnapi-
nous choice Of the Convention for Clerk Of
Board
The next ballotting wasfor Register, but
without choice, there being 40 votes cast,
of which L. S. Mason received 20, ]. B.
Turley l2,J. E. Dodge 6, and ]. McLaugh-
lin 2.
The second ballot for Register had the
result:
L. S. Mason of Cassville. 20
j. b. Turley, of Beetown, IL
j. II. Dodge, Of Waterloo, 5
Whereupon L. S. Mason was made the
unanimous choice of the Convention for
Register Of Deeds,
The names Of Mr.. John Pepper Of Bos-
cobel, Mr.. S. Hall Of Potosi, Mr.. Hugill, Of
Platteyille, Mr.. Witcher, Of Lima, and one
ortwo others were then presented to the
Convention for nomination as candidates
for Clerk Of Circuit Court, but wepy sever
ally withdrawn except that Of Mr.. Pepper,
and Mr.. Vance moved that Mr.. Pepper
be chosen by acelamation, he and Mr..
Iartshorn making some favorable remarks
in regard TO the character and capabiity
Of Mr.. Pepper and The claims Of Boscobel
to candidate. Mr.. ". p. Dewey moved |
to substitute foI the motion Of Mr.. Vance,
that Mr.. George Hartshorn be chosen by
as candidate for District Afor- /
ney. There was some talk as to the pro-
oriety OF bringing up that motion at that
inc, and after assurances from friends that T
dr. Pepper would not accept the nominal
ion for Clerk Of C. G., the motion that
9eorge Hartshorn, ofBoscobel, be The can
lidate for District Attorney prevailed, I'M
J. E. Dodge, Of Waterloo, was then
nominated by acelamation, for Clerk Of
Circuit Coult.
w. w. Dimmock, Of Muscoda, was nom
natcd BY exclamation for County Survey
81.
d. Banill, Of Potosi, was nominated by /
for Coronera Big nonina-
lion.
The Chair on motion appointed hefol- /
lowing gentlemen as the County Democrats
e Central Committee for 1861:
W. P. Dewey, Cassyille.
Samuel Vance, Potosi.
Geo. Ii. Cox, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

EEA meeting Of the State League Of
Railroad Farm Mortgagors is called, to be
held at Watertown on Tuesday, tue 9th
day Of October.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

( sASSYILLE STOVE STORE

The subscribers at their Stove and Iron Ware Rooms
IN Cassvfe Offering for sale al the kinds o. stogs g
manufactured including 20 sizes ard sln1s. ire new
rgok stsva c,lle Tie EcovoMfsr should be examu "a
irst OF ali: 4 book describing i may bs had q vs.
We keep sale all tbs patterns q olee ana At@ss
stoves--incIudng cast an4 sheet iron metal.
r-9n,e1, Sc Tim Ware.
We also keep on band, OF own manufacture, all
kinds Of copper and Tin ware and do all kinds q re-
. ssiIr SCHMITZ 4 WEISSE.
CassyiIIe. oct. 2, 1867. 10'yls
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
nErlInI.ICANs- ArrEArI0N,

The Republicans of Western Assembly District in
Grant County are requested at their usual pa-
ecs holding elections saturday tue 9th day Of oc
tober, 1890 1T O'clock r. NJ, for the election OF Dele
gates TO attend a Convention to 10 bed at Ialion
Tuesday Oct 9th 1860, FOR the nomination % Member
Of Assembly District. Said meeting 10 be held at p
vi. The Towns viii le emitted To the following dele
gates 10 the convention at Talten
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

For Vice President oftle United States,
HERS c Hell =. o tINs @ NJ
GEORGIA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

The following interesting note was prob
ably not designed republication, but it will
show that few acres Of well cultivated
land may yield as much as four times the
number Of acres Of poorly cultivated land.
We hope the writer viii excuse the liber-
ty we take with his business letter:
TAFTov. September %, 1860.
Mn. CovER :-Inclosed find $500 to
apply on account. / must tell you Of my
big crop Of wheat; average Of whole crop,
% bushels per acre; 3 aces and II rods
Welded 1921 bushels, machine measure or
nearly 40 bushels per acre. ! have been
up and find my wheat overruns
machine measure 4 to bushels on the 100;
10 acres Of my wheat ground was in corn
last wear, 81 in wheat, and 81 in OATS
besides the 3 acres and IL roads aboye..-.
A mere truck patch was also divided into
equal parts in the lot, one in early corn
] in Fri h potatoes, in sweet potatoes and
/ in turnips. Yours truly,
G. wv. HARGER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

SfoLEN HoRsE TAKEN UP, AND THIEF
STRAYED.--Came to Muscoda on Thursday
night, Sept 27th, man riding bareback
a large sorel horse, with star in forehead,
supposed to be OF years old. BY the
mysterious and equiyocating conduct Of the
man he was supposed to be horse thief
and tie horse was believed to be the prop
erty Of some other person. Both were
taken up by force and kept till next evening,
the citizens resorting to the telegraph and
other means to find out something, but
f;iled. In the evening of 2sth the thief
broke aud absconded, sincewhich time moth
ing has been learned about anything. Tie
horse remains in the care Of 9. Waltz at
Muscoda. The thief is described as a
young man, go % years old, sandy hair
and whiskers, stout built, a little round
shouldcred, weight $50 OF upwards. Any
person desiring further information may
address. JAMES MOORE.
Muscoda, Oct 2. 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
Fourlh Assembly District Rep. Convention.

The Republicans Of the Towns Of Lancaster Liberty
Elenboro Fennimore Hickory Grove, Marion and Bos-
.cobcl requested to meet at ther usual places If
holding elections on SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9th, 1860,
AT O'CLOCK u. NJ, for the election Of delegates to
attend Copyenton to be bed atthe Fennmore School
H3use, 0S SATURDAY, gtlgE ETH DAY OF OCTOBER
1860, to nominate Republican candidate for member
Of Assembly; said convention to assemble O'Clock o.
III. Tie towns will be entities to the following dele
gates:
Lancaster, Hickory Grove 2
Liberty ~ Marion,
Elenboro', BoscobeI, 3
Fcnuimorc, WA. McGONIGAI,
s. II. elise,
w. W. FIELDS,
District Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

REJoNDER.-The explanatory rejoinder
by Mr.. Treasurer Jones will be found in our
paper; 1 ieperhaps dueto Mr.. Jones and
those who placed him in nomination for
County Treasurer for us to notice that the
gentleman who wrote the communication
published in our paper last week, to which
Mr.. Jones now replies, is and long has been
known as an enemy to Mr.. Jones. There
seems just now to be all over the country
an unusual anxiety to discharge paper wads
and pay personal debts through the news
papers However annoying, this is still
better than Mississippi practice. Can some
body next give Messers. candidates Mears,
Bushnell, Blanding, Moore and others re-
speetiyely good whacks over the sconce
through.the Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

PRE- IDENTTAL ELECTORS.
EDWARD G. RY AN, ofAiiIwaukee.
CHARLES DUNN, of Ia Fayettc.
,. g. FAIRCHILD, OF Dane.
EMIL ROTHE, Of Jefferson.
BENJAMIN FERGUSON, Of Dodge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
NOTICE..

IN
The copartnership heretofore existing undo, a.
and firm Of Howe Burr Is this day dissoly5 luz hans
al consent all persons indebted to said firm ii 1gg
note or book account requested to call and s
same as all matters Of the said Grm-etheria w
"Reminiscences be closed up. Payment can h ss
the present to either Of said G.ni 1h'
GEORGE HOWE
ADDISON gUaR
Lancaster Oct Isl, 1850. is.1,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
On. ANGELS. AND HIS TRADUCEl,s.

ry oIler d DislrieL oenIral commitioe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

Potosi, Oct. 8, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL NOMINATIONS
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS

For President OF the United States,
STEP HEN A. D GU c / A S,
or ILLINOIS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-10-06

or ILLINOIS,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

Tus DxrocnAcy Ann nun Nrruon,s- rp,sco,. !,
Cur,ru :, u,..on., ~. ----..---.. i. 80
- o'A'." co''esPone'sn. % '"e
MISSOURI uemocrat writing from Jefferson City on
the 9th inst, gives the following account Of the
manner in which the Democracy ar M;..onr; f.ra
I.dco no,c,os 80, n..-..-., !. ]. -
-. .os'scy " 'ne same e ~
erywhere) prescribe the Methodists in that State.
Democratic Methodists in Iowa will please read
The Senate, last evening. nasscd . resolution
granting II ~, ura.ho.a:ss Er:soas, rL..-sL |,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17
ecll31yhp.
SAPoNIF1ER, N .l !. I
or. Concentrated Potash.

Aors tAos DOs,Dis ~ SsrmefA y OvRisAy Isasas.
FOR nang &oap without lme, VIM Ass tsuuAle - @
tyiAng expense. The cheapest article discovered -
the purpose. One pound vii make twelve AeeA -
Ions of rood For S0ap u tine poznAe HARD Dao P1s
win lind superior article Tor cleaning type u ,
perfectly solubbe and free iron impusitas. r. s#
Broken In small lu1ps md put up n !, 3, : M ~
cans. @@tf48sfsss 7 -S&&4 #f's3ass 3Fs @
Manufactured q the Challenge Chsuical W@n, nsaGo.
lyn, and rid BIZ \. r. DUBKRE 90. 4s3- n
jan26ply. ISL RssI Ebos1.L n
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

-Recepss 2285 bals; market I'm snd dsConns.
Sales SeO0 Ibis q 0o,2J0oS Mper state; b,lO@SA6 -
extra DO; V5e50b, % saperwestzn; 4Cn5 eS co1nsn
shipping brands extra 10. - ---I4.-
kYE MOUR-steady q % 7eA4 70. &C.
WHEAT-No recelpse: nnEkst dun, heavy and lower.
ealss 500 bssh prime AlMAakis cilA d, IS. n
RYE--Duu as S. M @
1ARLET-Quiet. eales 450O bush S&aEe q 50.
@7o - 80. M - 81 go
OATe-6tsady, = As&@A4R for State and Western.
FORK More active. Hales q eli 9bCNl7 80 old mess
Sls@e 19 new mess y 30 ed prime; Il 50014 o9new.
DEER-yirm ~ hhls I'D 7F7F - 77ss77 n
CUT MRATe-Dull and UNCLAIMED. ss Asss
LARD-ShaAe lrTuer. Selea l10v bhis = lOsfa1fa
Or State. -7rY'$i7 -
CHEKSE-SssAAy q MMl3 ssssf sFs ~.
WHlSkEY-Quiet Il 81
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-03-17

Dss Aolzaa, March lssh, go.
- urAnAA:-0n Eaaurday last the Sem
- sscssve vote, pissed the House Bin,
- ~ gant q lsnh 70 the Iowa Central
= hasd Company Now comes the
,1sse Who Or what Company SHIN 81
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eacsd hin into The Eopate, provid-
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- Missouri Csnpasy. his ccn-
80 Ryarded As : proiesgoGios Of the
sss = Nebraska Co@pasy, with Col.
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