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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
Middle Men.


In trade, this is q term applied to
dealers IN all sorts Of products in
their transit from the producer to
the consumer, and 10 regard 0 whom
much unreasonable prejudice exists
in the minds Of some men. and. in
deco, whole classes OF men ard with
no CLASS q men, perhaps : IL more
cansn iheso doa1ars r7al.e nr.e,
the commodities thew handle. mHus
producers seem g llink i is j sH
'i'u - To-" o'' % we pF3...s 'a"l
NAM cans.n,.,s o,n oonau,.
thatit is lust so mach more added h
the cost Of living AMI thus the mi
ale men are placed between two ares.
az, ~ ~ w "'. ~
ors - mil5I4 n.n ,.anaat
for. If. without them. tho pra4
would get ~ much more az Fl
ooc.3' 7 H eia.& ta4' ~ 1'as4
o2@ i' :, - 49, - , ~
for SO macb less fbe nraI4@er could
not get for them 10 much more. Nor
i i quite certain That both elasses
i ,6 ','' az li ',,I ' 'a i; yo'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
Our Gratitude for Favors.

We arc obliged, and thank several
friends. names unknown, for papers
with marked articles designed for
being copied into the Herald. We
shall be glad, and the readers of the
Heraid will be gladdened by con-
tinuation OF the like tavor5. Such
articles are seen by at least five
thousand, perhaps nearer eight thou
sand readers Of the Herald, old and
young and OF all schools OF opinion
III the iSmS and ologies Of the times.
Since the newspaper Is the chief edu
Gator OF the peopIe, let it SO held be that
the people are the editors, at least
so far as making the selection Of mat.
ter from printed works. Very much
moro depends upon.th selections for
making good and useful newspapers
than upon able editorials. 1t will
bc observed that we f.v0r the sclec~
ton Of short articles, believing that
by such No shall furnish TIE fullest
supply from the worlds great stores
OF news. We ask that the conuibu-
tod selections be short, and always
designed with view to usefulness
rather than to trivOlousness.
The California friends who for
months have been sending Us Cali
fornia papers have our thanks, and
if wo had their names we should add
our grateful remembrance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
GUARDIAN SALE--L.ap>

In Probate, Grant County Co4gs IA the, ,,t,a-ostI
EusI liahshp q Cc.la II. L3s. nlinsr b,ir =. IN
Lane decea-e8. 'i - "~tli
Notice IS hereby given tsa BY ,fsr % and in ppr.,,
hce g ~ ofaer Of license l''e N sad matter On ts
y q u"y . Fe9f9afy' A. y iaNs tie county court
nor hey Cea Il .ane Will ~ tuesday the si d,y II
March A y 1865 AZ o1e coc' inthe aiterpoon 81 "a
~ =. tne e%,hs'e Aedet tae premises to be soi
"a ''G ioWh o. Jamestown ~ SAID Grant comfy oiter
Ios sale al pa5lle Nendue ~ following described te,
estate situate, lying ane in the ccnntv IN Grant
aiu Sta'e o. Wisconsin, to wit: The fractional south
east quarter q the n"rtf west quarter OF section y
~ Town one ~ ncrih OF Range e. we4t except
s u9Wer interest OF sc widow Of John Lane de-
AT the time aud ptsc q 1T safe
Datsd this OH ia February 1888
BAkTEMU5 WHITE
0sWt Guardian Il. Lane
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
1ha Law Of Tax ton.

Iae Supreme Coart of California.
il ease o. tbs people rs. McCreery,
haas .i49t made decision which prac
iicaily voiGtjonizes the revenue
laws of that State. The issue was
made on the validity Of q tax assess
ed on a mortgage Of 1925 600 held by
defendant GA tho Lick House props
erty. The validity OF mortgage tax
es is affirmed But as the pleadings
pat in issue the whole question OF
unequal taxation and property ex-
emptions III this State, the decision
meets the question squareiy, and cuts
the whole system up by the roots.
The defendant objected 10 the tax
among other reasons, Chat the Leg
isIature having, in defiance Of the
constitutional requirements imposed
the burden Of taxation upon portion
only Of the property in the State,
and expressly relieved large portion
from taxation, the tax is neither
equal nor uniform in its operation,
does not tax "all The property in
the State, and is therefore void
Article ii of the Constitution. Sec
ton ID declares that taxation shall
be equal and uniform throughout the
State. All property in this State
shall be taxed in proportion to its
value, to be ascertained as directed
by law, etc. The Court, with .
touch Of irony, alludes to the fact
that there are about as many reve>
nue. systems as there are counties in
the State, and that these are changed
nearly every year, while thre is no
uniformity OF time or mode tor the
performance of revenue service.
The decision was doubtless correct,
and if appeals were taken to Wis
consIn courts where the laws are
similar, we have but little doubt the
unequal assessments Of property two
hundred pr aent. below value, when
thciaw coulcmplates fun value would
be knockc3 10 the head II is these
unequal or under value taxation
which begct such heavy burdens
upon some whilst others are - light
u taxed. The law requires equal
taxation or the assessment OF all prol.
erty, certain exemptions named, at
fair value. But the assessors meet
and agree TO lay aside these matters
aud assess property at a bait value
or less, in some towns and counties
greater. The result is, unequal tara-
tor, just wha: the courts cannot ap-
prove It's very true the great mass
OF the people, the farners. favor such
unequal laxations. although the like
rebounds upon themselves and costs
them dearly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
Nasty as a Lecturer.

We take from the Chicago lrlduno
the following extracts from report
of Nasby's lecture recently delivered
in that city
D. II. locke, Esq, Of the Toledo
Blade. better known as "Petrolenm
" Nasty" lectured last evening to
4 fall house before the Young Men :
Association, ii Library Hall. This
we'll known humarist, whose BITS at
he Democracy have been iaughe'
Yer throughout the couniry, - .
modest appearing man,of about TIM
" five, who prefers TO talk with hlr
zen rather than with his tongue, AIS
'sVei made a pubic appearance "a
Il thir winter
The snhj ct was announced
Cursed be Canaan. aud The pom
fine lecture was hit at the Dema
racy in their connection win ia
,"9ro. and plea .or lmPa' is
.uti.'age
Tie speaker began BY saying ha
learly century ago the repre-, enia-
ives OF the American Colonies, d,
CONGRESS- assembled, uttered lhes
words:
we hold these uaths 10 be self
evident, that all men were createa
qua aud endowed by their reatol
wltbceuain inalieuabic rights. among
which are life, liberty and the pur>
ut OF h ppinoss.
hese words, he said were penne4
By lhoma, ] Jefferson. the rcputed
tathor OF Democracy. Should he rise
from the dead to,aav. DE would
Doubtless say Of the progeny th.t
now claims tnat uame 1T is ! wise
father that knows his own son
He wrote those words when slavery
was profitable Could he have writ,
ten them lightly years later he would
doubtless have said, I'VE hold these
truths TO be to}eradly self.evident
&c, and that among them are life.
liberty aud the pursuit Of niggers.
The word white" which Mr. JET
terson forgot to use, had now habit
OF being out Of he way when the
Democracy ed to use it. Il
would be consoling TO them to find
such passages il the Scriptures as
suffer little tchte children 10 come
pnto me, but, unfortunately. the
Bible did not read thus.
Mr.. Jefferson had undoubtedly
overlooked the ninth chapter ofGen
esis, Or he would have changed his
words. Could he come to lite now,
he could not be elected from the To-
cailty represented by the Hon. John
Morrisscy. The constituents Of that
gentleman dislike nigger so much
that they would not drink with one
unless he paid for the fluids. IL
had heard those whose noses bloss-
omei like lobster and whose toe.
stuck through their shoes, repcar
with JUNCTION the words: And Noat
drunk Of the wine and was drunker
-cussed be Canaan"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

QUERY The Louisville Democrat
(Copperhead) printed this item: Two
hundred and forty sew u years ago
the Mayaower, with her cargo of pill
grim fathers. landed on Plymouth
Rock. The query IS, whether the
world would have been better or
worse of had the vessel foundered at
sea"
Upon which one Gifts contempora-
ries retorted thus: 1.-TWO hundred
years ago an English convict ship Ian
ded on James River cargo of thi eves
murderers and outlaws, transported
in punishment of their crimes. The
query is, whether the world would
have been better or worse eff had the
British Government hung these viii
lains instead Of transporting them
to a country to become the founders
Of race of rebels, malcontents aud
disturbers."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

-Ss-Inerois talk rowling the Union
atan early day, under new auspices
Its name also will probably be chang
ed, Experience has proved that the
masses Of the Democratic parts don't
like to support anything bearing that
name. many OF them could not be
persuaded bat that paper called the
Union was q Repuoiican concern.-
We have not earned that name of tho
new PhouiX which i, to arise from
The ashes OF tbs ola ha, been fully dc
iermlaed upon. Among those SUR
gested and under consideration are
the following The Confederate FYao
the Grdytdcb iffeljtqcnrcr, the .Secess>
ion Miscellany Some object tonamn
on account at their length, and favor
calling il simply the Democrat. which
they urge would be equally significant
and briefer.-Stdte Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
4 Letter from Rebel Envoy Mason.


~ >C4niederate EmbaSsador' Ma
son OF virginia, now residing III NJ
aSafa' Canada west has written 4
ietter II reply 70 communication
IRON o"ioileI Gfaname, Of Texas,
asking n'7 views " IS the pq!cy Ct
~ = ''''''i s.. q ,o'' 20 : ''i'.'.'ea
r,.siarc <rac6r H. S7 an5
also king Mason .o .aiu tae views
81 Jeii Davis, aeterl breckenridge
~'''' oe..e' 0'"ieue l''tNS en- inc SUP
N, tna;.. 81
since war closed ,avc n,t fnIt II
lsertv "a offer amy suggestions to
our people rs 70 The eNpcdieney Of
5''.s'p on w aN'.'3 sAo tfpueles sur
II n "
o.SbiI1l;as of sarh ronnsals -
y decided conviction has been that
81. a 'r2sen9 at le@st II wound oo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
The Tariff Issue Every Man Tor Pro-
lection.

1t is observed the world ever ms an
unerring rule aud ernal fact that
every man having business de-
mands Of Congress protective tariff
for the benefit Of his particular stuff
But it very often happens that such
persons demand that Congress must
levy no tariff to protect other men s
business. All Pcnusyl~a nians agree
that iron must be protected, but they
care not a cuss for protection OH lead
or copper. Lately there was held IA
convention OF free trade old line dem
ocrats aud wings at iloughton, Lake
Superior Copper Mines
Mr.. Jay A Hubbell, in the course
OF speech, said they must not stop
to discuss the tariff question, as a
nation, but accept il as necessity Ia
us. We must, for the time being. Law
aside all political or personal differ.
ences Of opinion. or ideas of public
= eo ~. ""a = ''."' iol, ana unite
hanoe, 20 -. -, 10 VII
"Mr. }. B. Ross said the poor la
boring man was as directly interest
% ~ .uo mate ~ inc Uerchmt ol
'ie ''''"eS' helf dal'y bread epehd'
ca upon securing lafit on iorelgn
copper "a hol necessary tor o-
70 discuss the eApedieheY 81 lar ''s@
eenmthl : mai oang t4rIIi oa Ae 1r-
eisn produce q manufacturers 4 Haa
pee" zone ~ SO many INSTANCES taa'
y wa oat justice ai hlAheiies "a 9a'
IA 'oi'"' i''.uS'i5 fhoot" "e iso>ee4-
9" @'l"e,
u 4 pfaay aee.aFed y & question
nor u poliIics, int OF bread
Judge Eddie SAID thai 'allaca9l
S Sn ~, e1'' =, S IA = Z i1enloefa1
fec,iaa E,i ,~,ls@r ...,.@.s,f f.-
il tbs case. wbet, FL Wa- FL alal.!.
u necessity for "a, he should las ash
MS pemecfalic principles, and hcafu
, ,i''"'se s.'9 aeo',''''@ 90 'd' pro
The mrrIr,,,e ...j',s.... tE, ,nI.i t,'.
resolution. after lengthy preamble
setting forth The depression Of busi
ness :. p ana 'ne nee, reetssliy lor pfoleoNoo
the assistaace n IN - ro - ~, ~ 49, !,
counties of Houghton, Kewcenaw
and Ontonagon, and the help Of al
oIne c Wherever residing, VINO nave
teres's nhoso nrnsnertr G G"nuIo - :,
on our prosperity. TO i6in us in y,
effort to obtain from Congress, at il
present session. tariff upon ingo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

Lt Gen Gains, 10 Military charge
OF Nor htru Alabama, has been re-
licycd 81 his command ard ordered
% hls regiment in Tennessee as an
officer 81 he regular army. The rea
son offered is, that he consented TO
be a radical candidate for Congress
ALI OF which is reported. He may
sill be elected to Congress.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
The Modern Democracy.

The popular notions now embraced
BY the Democratic party are singular
composition Of negatives. Opposi,
tion and fault finding are the chief
elements in the Democratic creed
The Ee7 York Tribune gives the
following delineation Of the party
4 MODEL PLATFORM
"Ihe fundamental theory on which
the Democratic party Is run is tina
whenever and wherever the fools car
all he united ag.inst Lbe mun o.
sense, the Democratic ii llet can hc
carried The Indiana Democrat
have therefore just met, and, exc a
the purchase of Nulrussia ~ Nr
Seward, # there is any piece VI %
litical tom -iooIery which they hag
forgotten to endorse, il musl hav
been from want Of paper on whi
to write il, or OF perseverance il
doing the spelling They wan
the Reconstruction acts repealed DC
fore they have been tried. 80 hat til
. ,o,I'''' '''''''o may "9a'" " '
7 'r.e'
- = - y ''''''N'
1T all times held such taxation un>
1oOs''' !. 1'o"''' "li 'no"9h y ma
''o" = 'l'o"s"''a l',n's SHOWN ,hat no
80 - Wv a. p NV ,''''' I" i'' w pan"
- rs oon"3oi'er' ~. dia1 cNely
lunar % y = ''l "o 1"'a ny me pres
'it "A i'a 'ist lhey deiiy that ihe
non 9'Ih 91a'ea eyer coal I get "ut o.
1"g = ZION a"' a74'r1 'ne'f ila'ien'
' NJ. = 81 ~ = nc mon
" "','iy0 MUS An'''gN
''''J - :. y S'''S !" wy
mn ""'' !. e''"uiico congress Tor
SIN hetPlN8 Va ~ our 81 lhe IuHon,
hey beI!eFe that 80 much q the
A"sio9"i Deot ~ was not expressly
a1'le" 81 - Paid SN2u'd' rs u 4,
"a !" ~ z noe - manu-, "e renewed
'"".''ss + 'l ,ao nc, neo d promises
~ 's .@i & 49, ooo ~ - 'he
.''' ','a NY Gan l'"y ing 'he aeot
I" 81 o'.''"'.NS IKE AieEaW orr.
i1c' ne 'i"o gwen ms ,hoteol hahd,
lhey Will "heh me deot Is converted
lt'o 'io''i,sts' ofeatii ireGr' ana lhabk
oou INC "eoV - paiu. liiey are OPP
'oSeo " Z 'ar!lt Wn'ch oniy produces Sc
'no 'f'ii'n8 Pi'tahee OF el'o,oVo'OUU
pr a"'uni' ana want one adopted
io ~, 'eN e''uo on'y
ny Nlnt 'nc ~ liocr%e'e parry
,. noae rgDe en- cost Us nan h'iiion
IL M .'"@ i 49, '"''Ss''u l''''lono %
o oo,'''' :, an M, :" Po"e' io' SUM- "
V ,, IVY 0e"y We riSh' y
A"ufe" :, Jo"i'son VI any oShef pfahcn
y me reeerai uoVefhIncht 70 say
VINO s,lo ,i sote ~ Inc h@'eI states :
haen strored ~, If ho; nrn r@ha,I
~ ~ 49, i}a1J1 60 -" !" 80.
40, nnt Wy ~ Iii - 10y In hanonv uVeS
- 49,, ~ ~ "a 49, -, m, 49, 0' ~ y
~ 'oe'.s' anu " '1'lou1 Vo'i',3 'nere
e ,r " ~ ieoo',s''. uc'ioh. Nno th''
~ ~ 90 9i'01 ~ G l:1yl 1
,ahan ~; a. ~, ieG ,9 III a"u ga.
hann3 : n1;rh, ~ ~ - fn;, 49, = ~
land.3d - ~ $500. x W. - =,
fam ~, !, fa "'7 49, ~ vi " " ''''el
ny ~, ., +'na J tr"aa a., e. : '"o70 ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

PERsoSAL.-Ofiicial denial of the
cable telegram that Carl Schurz was
not accredited BY this Govern ment to
Prussia, If any special apacity,necds
this explanations Before leaving for
Europe. Carl Schurz obtained,
through Minister Bancroft, an as~nr-
ance from Count Bsmark that he
(Schurz) would not be molested on
account oftho sentence Of death pass
cd upon him in l849, but would DO
treated as an American citizen. Gen
cral Schurz also claims, in letter,
that be has been rendered, but declin
ed a seat in the North German Parlia
mcnt.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

SECOND AssY. DIsT. CONVENTION
Republican Onion Town meetings
arc to be held in Potosi, Paris, James
town, Waterloo and Harrison, On
Saturday, February 18th, for the pur-
pose Of clecting delegates to attend
the District Convention at Dickey-
vile, on the 22d at the latter there
are delegates to be elected 10 the
State Convention. Brief az TIC no.
tice is, let the attendance be full.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

LIKE, WE'LL DIE TOGETHER. -
The Attica Iud.) Ledger is responsi>
bic for the following
'Au interesting runaway match
took place in Tinpccanoe county
night before last The happy couple
prodeedcd to the railway depot at Las
ayettc, closely followed by the cnfa-
ged dad. armed With hcrsewhip, which
indicated that the arrangement did,
emit suit him. He was about to make
active demons rations, when the
young mao. with full realization Of
TIC situation aud the sponshilities
of married life .peeod his coat roa
ed up his sleeves. cast meaning and
ferocious look at the old gent, and
then tHrnlhgto his jnamoratd cXcaim-
cd, aize we'll die together I The
significance of the remark so impress,
ed the old man that the girl was trium
phantly shipped in charge Of her
gallant lover,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

NAsnY.-Thc erudite democrat
iecturcd at Dubuque one evening last
wees . a large audience, his subject,
"CarSed be Caaaan.r One OF Petro
Ieum vs. very best aud his latest APP.
pears ia thu Herald this week. His
cAArae trS arr drawn to the life
Inc democratic party platforms are
exact couuterparts Of Nasbys pre-
tSnFHuons
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
FARM FOR SALEl

The undersigned Offers for sale his homestead coass
sstiDg OF 10 acres situated in the southern part et
Noodman. SIX miles from The village. ! is well wa-
tered ami tmhered contains excellent orchard 81
l75 apple trees, in bearing condition There is azso
good leg house and plenty Of good out buildings su
cent 10 'onmodate large drove of stock TINS farm
is situated in good neighborhuod and within a miles
OF good school. Terms Of sale made known the
premises z. CONNE.
Woodman, Feb I, 1855. s8-lws
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

A MoNsrEG SUIT The Chicago
Post gives an account of suit insti-
tuted against MrCook, Postmaster Of
a village in Kendall county, illinois,
by Postmaster General Randall, for
eight cents, balance Of account for
stamps, caused by some mistake in
figuring. The cost amounted to SIS,
besides a journey to Chicago. The
Postmaster confessed judgment, pay
"a up, ani .e;t for home with the i'm
preston that the government is a"big
thing"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
NORTHUMBERLAND

- rA 1 of "Isse9NsIN' - IN Circuit Court.
Barbara iiodsins against John Hofgins
ne State e Wisconsin foyoln Holgfas tas fsG0oo,t
ADORE named ''N''
. iou are hereby summoned and required 10 answer
tns compliant an TINS action, which w!u be- filed n ~
"IVe u the clerk OF the Circuit Cont of Grant go,f
~ ms once ~ the court house the village Of Laras
yer on tue I'm day OF February A. b i,s and -,
-, &c . ty ~ 9our HnsW on the undersigned atfor
hey ior SAID plaintiff, his Office in the yiso ~ t.
.oh, La iayette county, Wisconsin, within twenty days
9eI tue service hereof and you fail to answer no
NVoHlptiht aforesaid within the time aforesaid The
pishh wlll apply 10 the tor relief demanded
~ the compiaint A. q NIfRptIV
-, Plaintiff Attorney
"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

pA-The n. Y. Tribune looks for
ward to busy times and great demand
and DEAFNESS next year, and advises
tie people to plant and sow largly
and prepare for reaping prices even
greater than the harvests. The Trib-
uae also says that labor viii be very
dear. No more .forethoughifal au>
thority in tho L. $. than the 1rib
uHe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
STRAY STEER.

Taken mp by the subscriber, section p town Of
Clifton, Feb. 1875 yearling past light rcd steer
with white tie face aud belly white the righr
hind 70 L short tail, and crop Of The left ear The
is request, TO prove prope ~ pay charges and
take said stray. HENRY GRENILLE.
Clifton, Feb. ]. i53S S5-4wt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
eLOOkD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CON
TICN.

A Republican Onion Convention Of dele stes will be
d D * w. 4. 80 stGtiiy, tns mt day Vi Feb
1t Two . cl ck IA Tor tho purpose OF elrcting
lsJ del gates attend the state Krpuhilcan Union
COW udpn 70 be held IN MADISON ON dnesGdy, th~
o. asy %! February. Town, viii be eutit-d To he
usua Representation ia such convention We would
suggest primary meetings 10 he'd IN tn various
in hi district Sdtuida the 10Th Of FeLrut
- iecgtcu the convention under tins call
r. LY;TER,
DICkEY,
IT, l.. MASSEY,
District COMMITTEES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
ea-The House Of Represent

s%The House Of Representatives
has passed bill declaring forfeited all
lands granted to Southern railroads
IN 1855, which have not been disposed
Of excepting the Decatur and Mar
shall railroad. Tho bill restores to
the Government about six million
acres Of land
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
AUCTION
OF FARM STOCK

AAD 4.oos- uo.. i>Js.-AA.a
Il Farm a JoAnsol bleAsaz.s, sh.e' u.r,a sest =.
..~4>.stvr. on
Hs4rs4.y ssJr4ny Z, sQS.
- follows:
w5r. nia.v : 90 q, o1e tS3 xeal Al 81 ) s'I-
ia : .nllua c4ws ts0 year oiUs N''tt."- "a. -
m.9i. = us.k .tovv l.r44ts t..~ os4ste Us ga ts.s 90
> e, capy.saasi aau u..ns vster rtc aaastauotd
Iefals--e4sa. sAis to eoti'e Use - S = =
IN IuUMAS i AZ.
Lancaster Feb 1870 % wo7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
ANNIVERSARY BALL..

All lovers OF the TerIscorean ART are invited 10 ~
tend Cotillon Party at welshs Factory Hall Little
Grant ON FRIDAY EYEG, FEB. 2i 1868 Good mu-
sic attenlanc aud good order maintained RiIl s.
Plenty Of stabling tor teams. Il. A. WELSH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
GREELEY AND GRAyT-Tbe roe@,I,,

GREELEY AND GRANT-The rcsol0-
tons OF the New York Republican
State Convention, Horace Greedy being
d member Of the committee appoint9
10 draft the same, instruct the dele
gates to vote as as unit, at Chicago
Tor Grant and Fenton, and to employ
all honorable means to secure those
nominations. Mr. Greeley "promis,
ed to DO his part in the canvass, aud.
urged all TO work with a w
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT CON,
VENTI0N.

A Republican Union Convention of delegates will be
held at Bosco5e on Thursday the Goth day OF February
looS al clock p. for the pu pose OF eectng two
delegates attend the Republican Union Conven-
ton to be neld at Madison on Wednesday the 26th inst
Towns will DO entitled TO the usual representation in
Each conventions to-wit delegate TO each nifty
tiers or fraction thereof twenty-five.
This being the first clarion note telling OF abors and
sacrifices endured in the coming presidential CAM
)agn it 10 hoped that full response & this call will
be made and care taken thar duly and truly rep
resented ia the State eniiOn
We would suggest that primary meetings be held in
tie various towns in this distric Saturday the 18th
Vi February 20 elect deeg ties the District CoEyeu.
tlVl uLder this call GEO X FRANK,
A. X. TYLER.
g. ElIkLEY,
District Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-02-11

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