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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

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painting window Bisnas,
and will 10 fou nd move pei
man ut. and the only sub
stitutc for Paris Green. II
10 particularly adapted FOL
painting ont door work 4
all exposed positions. and
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and ali ilne work. Article,
for export painted with Il
withstand the damaging cf
fccts Of n era VOYAGE, The
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

IL 10 we'll established fact that fully enc
half ef The female portion Of IN
population are eel \dom in the enjoy
ment Of good heal th or 70 use their
own eHpresason. never feel we'll" They are
lanGuid. devoid OF ell enesgy, extremely ner.
nous. and have no appetite.
To this class Of persons the BlTrERS. or Nhe
TONIC. are eapeci ally recommended
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

FfonG Nll1lorso Leather Preeer.
vatsvs and wstss frsof Oh Diackks. for Dsels
Frank Miller'e Prepared aaaru
800 on Dlseklno. fos Oaline Harnesses, Cayriaas
Tops. Ac.scady 1or ~. with directions fus uslna
Frank Miller'o Polish OH Black.
Ing For sale senerally In U. =. and Canadss.
FraaDk Miller 4 Co.. II q 10 Cedar ~
New York Sold bv H.B EVANS AGO.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

Testimonials.
R0n. GEO. ". WOODWARD.
Chief Justice Of the. Supreme Court Of "a.
writes
PhilaAslsbi> March Il, 1851.
II mad 'Hsess srs e.rnn Bit.
TO-: :ss y: Z : ~ :: ~. c.s;
sfssrvsus action in ne sysssn. Yoss1 trysy.
''08O. ". WOODWARD!
NOV. JA16Ib TnloMr6oN.
Judge Of the Supreme Court q Psanaylysnie(
PAiladelphia. April 80. lsts.
III eessidee s'HeoaaaA's Qsensn .Dnssssy .
valuable nsdljlns In cases Of sSSaeks q lndirsc.
ton g Dypspsis. cen certify this frs4 ~
JAMES THOMPSON"
Prom New. See. II. Kamaaw. =. =.
Poster q ne Tenth Bapsiss ooAsssh, Philelsl.
pAia.
n. yAexsex-Dssr Sir: Ssv. Seer ~
0ssaAy. ssasssDd - ssonses mn nes.s Win -
Consultations Of different kinds Il psdisasss
sasse dsesinsd b us Win : eIees
preofin veeioas instances and particulaflv q
~ eva family. OF the usefulness u Dr.. Hocf.
iaa1's 0ssmaa Hitters. depart once frsm ny
usaaG course. 10 express my full conviction that
Tor general debility OF the system. and espee-
ie'ly Tor Lsver Complaint. it 10 . safe aud valua-
Bile preparation. In some cases It may fail but
usually. doubs noe, u will - very beneficial TO
those Who OUTER from the above causes.
Yours. very rsspestfnlly.
J. H. kENNARD.
Eigth, below Ooasss 81
FROM Rgv. 3. D. FRHDALL
Assistant Editor Christian OhresielsI PAilsAsl
phia:
have derived decided beseat from The uss Of
eA.Aae 0ssuen Hlessa, - tel = nv priv.
iieQo peepNmend then = . neee velssSIe
soo.e. 20 al Who are suaesing from general de-
ehisv o IRON diseases arising frcm deranse-
0eatee ~ liver.
Ieafs truly.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
OINTM EMIT,

This Ointment. amer an experience OF tw ensy years
Of the Skin having e1ectcd radical cure In evcry
cass % which 1t wss seed. curing many ohssinass
oases % a;ecn Or twenty yesss standing, tina, had
best medical talent In he country lite eject & =
tonshing. IN lew days tbs soreness and Irritation
70 removed; the skin becomes smooth and healthy,
any other remedy.
Thus, r.rrsn. SAlr- Rasrn, Irc.. solp.ss's Iron,
.sss'rslAa, Bicrcan. PtnrID, and evssy scrn oi
siseass Of the een 10 punct1Aly cured no matter Of
sow loaG standisg. Il be-. cared bad Geese Of L.
snsD Ri lipe, And DiseAAssse nom The Kas, Whes
sotninG slec wesDd ~ tesn. Plss, that have ~
1870 ~ osns xsaameas vt 0aAy yUafs, have bsen
eessaly cured By tAs ~ q osly ons box u sAse
vintmen1 Bunss. ocAlse. and OLp Ocaas, Il hSAis
u wy oooR1 tina PmD - Cnuyu pa bon II
aoe cold b. yoaf Dsuggse send g cents 10 Johnoses
nonowAy = Cowden. fhiladtfphiu, 3 boz vfi 3
eent nee Of postage 70 any address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
MOLLOWAY'Ss
ARNICA
81. n ATCn q

LIN - II - - -
The Original and only true Arnica Plssters pos-
ssssing the great healing properties
Of the Arnisa Fiossrs
curative soecso 81 these PiAaters N al easea q
pain OF wsasness IN IL brrass. side bach and IL
~ cAees Of nmAtion OF the Lungs, aad Cough
~ uaiy assoaishing: they give Immediate relief
Seysicsaee prescribe them, and thonaande recon
0end them. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~. s,,..ire,
and only rus AruieA Piastess,
NJ \ UF ~ =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
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And feeling the hand Of time Weighing heavily
upon them. with all its attendant ills. will fud
IN the use of these BITrERS or the TONIC an
s1ir that will inst,l new life into their veins
restore in MEASURE tho energy and ardor Of
more youthful days. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and lhsppnsss to- their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

CAUTION.
aooassd's ose.eA lsetls - ..,...es...-
; :: s: =; :: =, !: :
srfeit
Principal OAles sd Manufsetssy 81 ths German
Medicine Store. No. %, ARCH Street, Phila
CHARLES N. EVANS.
German Druggist, Propsistsr.
Formerly O. n. JACKSON Go
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
1fAhLIoHED NJ
HENRY WOOD. leS9.

Sole manufactures OF the celebrated
MarSeilles Green or Paris (1roen
Substitute
Free from Arsenic and other DsIeterious
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08
Jonn ooOD'S MOLINE Nllle
EoouP and RAAA 1fnra.

rTTY WnOLxsAl.E RETAIL TRADE gUfL
~ pls1 With H. oa1y gsnsine Nolins Hle1f NV b
Speing Whsot Rlouf, and al kinds OF Fed. g
livsseA fsee - chmgo . ny poFt Of ~ city.
Parties et distance Wishing to - supplied VITA
JOHN GOOD. Moline. m.
CIV. n. AlSBAu0h,
aps91so Ags0t q Davsnp0Rt, foUa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-08

cau DENTIST. once door east ofcor
A. u ncr VI Brady aud Second streets.
jYh Has had over IL yeass practice IN
AAA0 this city. Has the cnmpiess appars.
90 Tor manufacturing and administering Nitrous
Oxide Of Cas- for painless operation In Extracting
teeth. iani9-lv
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
Wisconsin University-A Change Of
Professorship.

The next term Of the State Uni
versity will open on Wednesday
next, under very unfavorable auspi-
ces. The number of stu tents is larg-
er than ever before, and tho entire
management of the institution seems
10 be satisfactory At the COM
mencement of the next term, there is
one change in the faculty. Rev. L.
n Haskell, who has filled the chair
of logic, rhetoric and English litera-
ture for the past year, has assumed
the charge of the Presbyterian
Church in Aurora, Illinois, and Mr..
S. ii, Carpenter, OF this city, has been
elected to that chair. Professor Car
! penter is well known TO the people
OF Wisconsin as ripe scholar and a
gentleman OF much experience in ed.
ucational matters. Many years ago
he was tutor in the University, aud
for some years was professor in the
University Of Missouri. During one
term he was Assistant Superinten-
dent Of Public Instruction in this
State, discharging the duties OF the
position with great energy and sat
istaction. State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
o. S. Senator Question.

The Witness ofIast week hasa strong
leader favoring Hon J. Allen Barber
for the Il. Senate. The article justly
extoIs Mr. Barber, but is unfortunate
in its filings at other candidates. Il
is doubtless untrue that any Of the
other candidates have had their
q brilliant oratorical talents dazzled,
obseured or nearly extinguished By
habits Of idleness, self indulgence or
intoxication." Such ideas, we think
emanated fiom high State judicial
source-jealousy toward an anticipa'
ted rival being at the bottom. Thus
far, except in this case Of the Witness.
personalities and detractions have
not been INDUCED 10 by the press in
this Senatorship issue. And in jus
tice to Mr.. Barber we venture thai
he has lent no sanction to the use OF
any such personalities. Nor do we
believe that Mr.. Rindlaub of the Wit
ness has any more than reluctantly
assented TO the use Of lis columns
for the like.
1t is not probable that Mr. Barber
has sought the position OF U. S. Sen
ator at this time. He has shown no
indications nor led off in that direc-
ton that we know of. That individ
ual aspirants have sought to use his
name for such Office there can be no
doubt. That, and nothing more.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

GRAM OF Wisconsin, !. IN Probate-Grant comfy
y County 81 Grant conrt Nov Term 1868
Present VIM. McGonigal. County Judge. IN the mat
tr Of the Guardianship 81 rgsret Raiber, minor
chsia aud heir OF .joho Raj err deceased
1t appearie Ia the satisfaction Of this court Y the
petition OF Ferdinand VI rriu the general Gnardiln OF
the sid that il Is necessary sen the real
tate Of the sal minor for the pup support and
educati N and the pigment OF the expenses OF said
guardianship.
1t il therefore rered that all persons interested in
said real estate appear before the Judge Of the Court
at the Probate office in Lancaster, in said Grant
county. Monday the It'll day Of January 1863 al one
o'clock in the afternoon ofid day 10 show If any
they have why license should not be granted to said
Guardian to sell said real est tie prayed for said
prttiiiou,
And II Is further ordered that notice Of aaid appcd
ton and herring he given to all persons int rested by
publication Of copy Of this order for four successive
weeks once IN each week in the Grant County Heraid
wee ~ newspaper printed at Lancaster said
ty, prior to sad day Of hearing.
Z7wl BY the Court: WM. MCGoNIGAL
Dated Nov 80, 1868 County Judge
A. r. Bu-HSELL, PlintiGs Atty. 25-w5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
sheriff SaIe--Ranfirld,

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, .. Circuit Court in and for
- Grant County. Grant Co, Wisconsin
Charles Diekey, Plaintiff u.s. Thomas Banhed. Defend
ant.
BY virtue Of a writ Of execution issued ont Of the
above named Court in favor of tine above named plain
tn and against the abo@e named defendant 20 me di-
rcctrd and delivered and for want Of gpos aud eli At
tets Of the said defendant whercon to leyy Ia by
direction st the plaintiff levied upon All right title
and interest which the defendant had the 10th
ay OF April lsfs. or has since ured, In and the
following described land, to-wit:
The ca half of the east half Of the north asst omar
ter secton twenty-five (25), town te0 ~ range one
west 10 Grant county, Wis Which said lad will on
the 18th day Of Janusry 1859. y O'Clock noon.
OF SAID Day offer for sale and viii soil 10 the hi
bidder iur cash ront door Of the Court Home H.
the village 81 Lancaster. Wis. Sand sale viii be made
10 satisfy said judgment. casts and costs Of suit
}. p. cox sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster, Dec 1888.
Charles Dickey. Plaintiff w;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

ss-Olive Logan receives from ono
hundred and twenty FIVE dollars to
two hundred and fifty dollars per
lecture. Matilda Heron refuses to
make engagements before the lst OF
Ja' uary. Mark Twain may be beard
for 800; Theodore Tilton and
Horace Greeley for from $3.50 to sl75.
"wiih notifications" whatever that
may mean + w. Higginson for from
$50 to SIS Professor Yonmans and
E p. Whii pie for from SIS to 500
Murdock for from Sl25 to $3.50
Justin Mccarthy for 800; and the
list varies, the lowest price being
S25.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
Doonltle as , W arnlng.

The GAINESVILLE Gdzette has an arli,
cle on Doolittle, ia which it express
es the opinion that he has done the
american people great good By hi
example, aud that the warning, which
mis- course affords, will prove so eff
.acious that we shall have no more
instances in this generation, among
our public men, of Inconsistency and
ln6delity TO principle.
Treachery is not new device, but
it is certainly new idea that treach-
ny 10 principle has good moral ct
ect ia the watuing which il aff,rdS
We admit thai Judas trcachery ha~
~ its terrors produced moral effect
upon certain characters we mea
those whe can only be reached by
he terrOrs Of infamous conduct
Very many it is said, are reclaimed
from vicousness by seeing the
terrible consequences OF Y &c. Ac-
;ording to Macaulcy, Barere, the
confederate of Robi~piere in the
Reign of terror approached nearer
than Judas Or ATTY 0tncr mentioned
IN history or fiction, whether man or
ievil, TO the idea or consummate de
pravity. In Barere conferred all the
qualities of wickedness, the worst OF
which was his treachery 70 party
aud principles. Doolittle's treason
carr cd with il cruelty and barbariIy
in ,andoning the poor blacks IN the
South at time when war Of races
I'd most imminent. Aud this
not long after his election TO the I.
s. Senate by q party sworn 10 see
that justice and humanity shall bc
done for these prosecuted pooplo =
Doolitte had even gone farther than
bis party by insisting that slavery
or any other condition by which amy
race or class of people are forced t.
AXE inferior rank. is demonstrations
al and void. And it has since been
hts habit 10 insult heaven BY calling
upon God to witness bis sincerity il,
his betrayal of these bearers OF he
yoke aud victims to the passions ol
men. For Andrew johnson great al
lowAnco can be made. and for poo,
Aleck Randall some allowance. Bul
Tor D0olittle there appears not Ia al
he Jurisprudence, by which we hay.
to judge men, = single rule by whicl
his crime may be reduced to Iere
With that OF Barerc. We have /,
gree with the GAINESVILLE gazette il
he moral effect which the crime o
DooittIe is TO have hencefurth ubor
our public men. They will be warn
ed by il and stand by their principlct
of fidelity - Gods poor, and oi JUS
ice and mercy.
Betrayal OF the republican party
was wrong only amounting 70 Il,
error of DJlitte. 1t was his Urea CHI
cry to tho lowIy freedmen, and bi
joining hands with, the powerful enc
my to ,he blacks. His error was n,
lnforgiving crime but his treacherN
u the bucks was sin against Ugh
and knowledge for which there ear
be no forgiveness. DooItlle had as
cended into the third heaven Of ado
Iitionism, and had sat along will
Carrot Smith. Charles Sumner Free
d 1ugIas and the like H. now run,
with VulIandigham, jeff Davis ant
Wade Hampton. the tall finds onl,
. parallel in the descent of Milton
degraded spirits.
|
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
sheriff >aie--yyanncmakcr.

- TATE OF w, Ns1N, Circuit Court Of Grant Co.
: Grant county Wisconsin
Samuel !. Wannemaker Plaintiff aud Appellant against
DAVID Boyd, Defendlni AMI Respondent
by virtue Of writ execution. issnei ont st th.
above named Court, against the above uaIed plaintiff
and il favor OF the above named defen i.t ME Ii
rected aud deli cred, al for sufficient goods
nd rhatiei~ Of said plaintiff wheyeon 10 fY. have
by direction Of the deten iants attorney l ! upon All
the right title AMI interest which the san pltuf had
the Sth day OF March l>6} any time since &C
quired in and 10 the following described real estate to-
Wit:
The west half Of Southwest quartz and
quarter OF northwest quarter, sect eightcea ISL
town five, range n'rhwest quarter - south enst
qua ter, section thirty five tol ave range two
west half of north cas- quar- aud the hat Of
north west quarter. thirty six q own ge 2
west half o south east quarter. tnd southeast q rtsr
Of north west quarter, AMI north ,st quarter OF south
west inartcr, section eighteen ~ town FIVE range
and north half Of sonthw quarter of sauth ast
quarter section twenty ii IA inwn i, e range two
west tire fourth principal merrill .n-all in Grant
county, isconsin. hi.h said re d estate will on
the Sth day OF JHuulIy, A. SO. 1T % clock.
NJ ii said day oiirl tor Il aud viii Il to the highest
bidder for cash. at the front door Of the Court House
in tb village ut Lancaster Wis Said side sih be made
% satisfy said iuagnient and costs OF sale
J. p cox, Sheriff
Dated Sheriff Office, lancaster Dec :. lsGS-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

one, and triple the present expens
kither abolish these offices or pul
them beyoad the reach of the outs.
and nobody wonld ask a division OF
the county-except perhaps some OF
the village landlords and building
contractors. Defeated candidates III
want of hobby will assist at this
spiritual resurrection Of their sep
tenial servant. And Just 80 man
Of the unofficial masses as can be de
celved by these several heroes of q
hundred defeats will parade on THEN
side IN the next division i,sue.
Slight variations are IL be offered
Mlllville and Wyalu-jng are to be
parcelled to Prairie du Chin in ex
change for few towns off Crawford
to be spliced to Boscobel, were O give
to Boscobel enough popular streagth
10 carry the county seat to The latter
town instead of Fennimore. Bloom
ingtOh will be satisfied with the re
mainder west Of Range three. anu
Platteviile, IL is hoped by the tripar-
lite coadjutors would accept the east
three ranges aud up to the nortb
lines OF Lancaster, Liberty and Cliff
ton.
We entreat the appeal to publish
the two responsible party commune
cations alluded to. There can be no
danger of any strife at all. No "
since the discussion is open let the
molasses run, for it will be hard t.
reopen the Issue after allowing il
to suppurate prematurely without
extracting the core. 1t is the core OF
these two able, and responsible com
munications, with the names of wri-
tiers, that is wanted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
One Of the Richest Mobiles in England.

The Earl Of Dadiey's territorial
possessions and conntry seats in Stat,
fordshire and Worcestershire, Eng
land, his shooting grounds 10 Scots
land and the east Ut Engianf. his
mansion and picture gallery in Lon~
don, bis winter palace at Rome, ev-
en- his valuable mineral estate III
Merionetshire, fadeinto insignificance
when compared with his mines and
colieries, and iron works around the
midland town from which he takes
his title. This latter estate-honey
combed by industry beneath, black
ened by industry on the surface
covers an area of ten square miles
1 furnishes employment for nine
thousand working people, and, reck-
oning in their families, wholly sup.
ports, at moderate computation,
something like seven and twenty
thousand human beings. 1t is inter
sected by two private canals, and
traversed by forty miles OF railroad,
The horses employed upon 1t are
numerous enough to supply calval,
ry regiment the canal boats 10 furn
ish fleet. The steam power used is
simply incalcuIabie, i is 50 dispersed.
Eight locomotives ply upon lis rail-
ways. There are forty boilers IN one
OF its works, and twenty ii ..nother
Every pit and every furnace oven
and under the whole ten miles h8e
its accompanying steam-engiaes.- -
This vast estate yields seventy thous'
and tons Of pig iron per week, 70 say
nothing the limestone used for fax
and IL sends manufactured iron int.
all the markets OF the wOr!a Near
| ~ hundred heads of department,
are engaged in managing It, and il
axes over three hun ted clerks &c
keep the accounts The annual out
lay in wages does not fall Tar ahor q
halt million sterling
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

HARD MONEY IN NEvADA-The
Virginia Enterprise ha, tho following:
PARTIES iruR " bite Pine tell 1t a., i
fact hast in the towns in that region
Jumps OF silver ore are used as u cir,
culat.ug medium, aud are found 70
answer very well in the absence of a
sufiicioncy Of coin. Even at the
gaming tables one goes The kind
Of ore used is tue pure chloride which
Is so rich as 10 be quite nalleable. i
miner with a sack OF his kind of cur
rency under his arm marches up to
the faro table, takes out chunk and
plants it upon "a card calling it's val :
ue as he puts it down. For instance,
the chunk is supposed TO be worth
five dollars the miner as be puts
down his lump, says; Five dollars.
The faro man picks up the piece
looks at il, and, if satisfied, says -
Five dollars goes : then wins the
lump and throws it into a gunny
sack standing behind him.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
1900
Small Pox and Vaccination.

They have been having the Small
Pox badly at Milwaukee, and the
Board Of Health are divided as to
Vaccination, and so are the people,
But the doctors agree that it pays
largely TO vaccinate--that il, pays
the doctors, who have been vaccina-
ting the people over and over for
several weeks. A learned citizen is
of opinion that all manner of dis.
eases are being innoculated into peo-
pie by the vaccine doctors, and adj
vises that scientific persons who are
not Regulars be employed in this art.
Another writer, physicians, favors
lnnoculation he says
"But is vaccination sure or safe
preventive Of small pox :? Expert {.
ence says, Nol In every case it
leaves behind it a liability to small
pox. by infection, though in "a milder
form called rdrioia. Not so with the
old fashioned system of innoculatiof.
tor small pox. We have known the
case of the unwashed linen of IA small
pox patient 10 be worn by mistake,
by healthy child, who had been IN,
nocutated, and no infection to follow.
We ourselves, were, according to the
custom OF the place in our infancy,
lnuoculaied for small pox in both
arm and leg, having no sores but the
Two were cat for, and in after days
we have waited ut The bed side of The
most malignant eases Of small pox
without any iifction following. -
Could such result alter vaccination
We think not, else why do the pro,
tes,ion recommend the repetition o.
the operation every ten or seven
/ years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
ssa~ Petitions arc being circulated

ssa- Petitions are being circulated
at Ontonagon asking for separation
Of the Upper Peainsular Of Michigan
from the Lower. and its cession 10 the
United States, to be erected into a
new State or Territory. These petit
tions are to be presented to the State
Legislature by Mr. Williams, the Re-
presen alive from Ontonagon county,
who will introduce bill by which
Michigan will give her consent to the
division, Us is required by the United
States Constitution. The movement
will amount TO nothing at present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

seg- 4 little Democratic sheet it,
Wisconsin,, the Plymouth Sentinel
gets nearer the trajh when it says
just a. long as the Democracy OF
the country acknowledge such men
as Forrest, Vallaudigham, Fomeroy,
etc, az their leaders, just 50 long may
they expect ard deserUs defeat. The
Democracy must keep pace wi h the
progress Of events, and oeal frankly
with ail The living issues of,he day
Universal sufro emust be acknowledged
ami the party purged from every tam
Of sdisloyalty' real or imagined Thr
demagngues who broke up the Dem
ocratic party by withdra wing from
the Charleston onvention in 1860
have no claims upon the party, and
certainly should not aspire TO be it,
leaders. Let them take back seats.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

STA i, OF WiseossIS, cirenit Court. in and for
- Ooah'' o. 1raht. Grant County, Wis.
Action Tor Divorce.
Caroline Schoup, plaintiff az inst John scoup dett
ne Stote 81 WISCONSIN to The dstsndant here 4.psd
foa are hereby summon d and required TO answer
the compintin this action which hs been flied III ta
once OF the clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Grant County
at the court house 10 the village of Lancaster in saa
county ana 70 serve cory Of your answer to the said
complaint o. the subscriber his iiice in the Vii.
!sse OF lancaster, NiscOn-in within twenty day after
es service hereof exclusive the day OF sneh service;
and if you fail n answer the complaint ,toras,id
within he tmes resad, the PlaIutif in this action
w apply 10 the Court for relief demanded ia the
lomp amt. J. ALLEN ARREp
ztEb@ Plaintiffs ATT
Dated this 5th sept 1868. Lancaster WI.