Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-11-03


which makes il tho emphatic duty
Of the clerk OF the Board to send for
returns AZ the expense If towns.
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10 TIE HERALD READERS This
week the Heraid columns are quite
free from political matter Greater
space is devoted to useful reading for
the family. For years to come the
press will close on politics, and the
Heratd especially will engage to serve
more useful purpose than hitherto
The elections now past, over which
all are. rejoicing, have settled the old
issues and the negro rises as freeman,
his rights never again to be question
ed. New ISSUES are to rise, not 1T all
relating to human rights The Rccon>
strucjion Laws Of Congress TO stand
and be q finality upon all questions Of
suffrage Ours will bc the black
mans cou.urv ~ we'll as the white
mans. II Tili 10 the country Of all
men--no distinction 80 to color or
nationality, nor as u religion. This
very narrow and b;gotei idea Of the
hate demacrutie party, taat the child
unborn shall suffer bond. and degra,
dation on account oit~ color, il to be
abandonci forever.
her - CIRCULATION And TERMS.
Estimating that every copy of the
HeFaii sent abroad has four readers,
We have seven thousand patrons.
Some editors complain Of The habit Of
their patrons in lending papers TO
their neighbors On the contrary,
We would advise the lending Of tho
Hefatd, first to poor persons and those
unable to pay for the paper second,
to the poor rich, or misery, v no
surely need the mellowing lessons Of
the Her@ld and third, TO all persons
Of bigoted prejudice against the rad
ical democracy Of the Jetferson-J ack-
son spirit of the Herald
Terms of the Herala $40 pc year
no less. Address letters with mon>
ey and orders to the Herald, Lancas.
ter, Wis, and fail not to name the
Post Office where TO be sent,
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Efforts are making in England to
amalgamate tho two branches Of the
legal profession, by abolishing the
distinction between attorneys and
| barristers.
-RicE stalks measuring seven feet
nine inches in height, and averaging
two hundred and fifty kernols to the
head, have been shown . Savannah
(Ga. editor
1t is the talk OF conventonalism
that gold goes up or down Really
it is greenbacks that 60 up or down.
Such, however, il the conventional
| phrase.
James Lynch, .h9 eloquent coll
ored preacher will soon start a
monthly magazine at Jackson, Miss.
to be called the Holored Citi~en'S Honth
| u.
-Cotswold sheep are said to be in
greater demand in England now than
ever before At late sale fifty-five
average $3.50 IN golG
In Buffalo a Republican has sued
a Democrat Tor the recovery of q
wager on the October elections. The
Democrat repudiates.
The Steele says: 1.-The Pope is a
freemason In register of a Sicili>
an lodge the minute of his initiation
was discovered"
-Worstod was spun at village Of
that name near Norwich, England
cambrics came from Cambray, dam
asks from Damascus.
At Fort Scott, Kansas, the in
habitauts procure all their coal by
grading the streets, whore it is found
in abundance.
The Philadelphia Press says
Grant quietly smokes his cigar ana
leaves the stump to Seymour and
Blair.
Kansas has discovered a petriti.
ed,crocodilc one hundred and twenty
six feet in length What an awfu
swallow he must have had
! The latest theatrical sensation il
London is produced by running {
pack of fox hounds in full cry acros.
the stage,
The Republican Congressional
Executive Committee have circulated
| 1000. 600 documents during the cam
paign.
The manufacture of the tele'
graph cable to connect France with
this country has been commenced.