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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

I.O.oF G. L. GRAND LODGE OFFICES.
AT the annual meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of L. o. of G. t. held at
Monroe, Wis, on the 9TH inst, the
following persons were elected off,
GERS for the ensuing year:
T. d. Kanouse, G. w. C. T. Mary Car
michael, G. W. V. T. Nancy ]. Comstock,
G. w. Treasurer c.. Il. hewitt, G. w. S. !;
+ r. French. G.. w NJ. Mrs. Sadie NJ w.
Iikens. G. w. L. G.. H. ]. Herrick, G. w.
S.J A. johnson, G. w. Councillor.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

FI' At an annexation meeting late.
IS held al Quebec, resolutions were
passed regretting the depreciation IL
Canadian real estate, the sinking OF
tnc ,h,p-buiIding interest, the emi-
gia,ion OF tho young men OF the Do
mlniol TO the United States, he de.
creasing trade Of the Dominion. ana
tie ever Increasing business If the
neiga5orirg Il puzzle, anl respect
tutit praying whefher nearly ansn
ifa"H7 desire OH The part ~ inc IN
hu0,}auts Of the ID aninioa tor i.s in
corporation into the United S ties
wnuil net receive from tii3 L iii>h
people Is gracious reception as @as
&C orded some years since &, h. pco-
plt 81 the ionian I.land- leaa0 .uey
: u1at union with Greece The
ne tngbroke op with three cheers
ioF snncxati0n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
II u ri Ii ER
AUCTION SALE OF
STOCK, FARM PROPERTY

~ = IL = ; EIIOI4D GOO1 8.
The undersigned will sell at public auction at his
place IN the town OF Waterloo near the Ca.syille rd
on section 4 on sATURD ", OCTOBER 10th 1909 tba
following described property
One span OF mares, and years old one span Of
lhfee year old gsldiugs, well broke turty head of
hogs wagons, slsigh, set names stul BIZ ~ ,
coi plows, harrows reaper, and 10 f-ct ,.,nltInt.
set o. farming implements Also lot On hou.rt, "A
furniture " III also sell rent the premises
Iefns--slu and under, cash ali ans Q er $40 on.
Years time will DC given, interest ~ " Ter cf ~
approved security -"
sale to commence at 10 O'Clock An
CONRAD sCEOCFFR
= - ~ DNLtLyDE Auctlonctf. lu.WA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
Letter from Eon. A. r Mozart ey-
le Explains hi Position On the
Senatorial Question.


Dir. EDiToR.-Iwas not q candidate
before the Convention for the Office
of State Senator, and for the follow
ing reasons My position is this -
|" the first place, | was requested
urged and almost driven, against my
oMa inclination TO be candidate,
aHd only consented TO allow my
name To be used in that connection
on The expressed conditions that my
iriends would do the work and excuse
ne iIom canvassiug the County or
soliciting a vote from a man, and
subss quently ] wrote several letters
70 ny frieads urging them to drop
nay name aud select another candi-
da'e. Thus matters stood until
II tae Bloomington Fair / was cred
iDl5 Informed that in accordance with
my request smother man had been
agreed npon and had consented to
be n candidate. This being prior to
The holding of the primary meetings
lol free to withdraw, and did then
anu here declare myself not d cdadj-
dafe | rite this to yindo0te my
ac ION in this matter and to satisfy
ny friends that | did not become a
caad date for the purpose Of draUiag
c0fts 'or 0a0ther man nor from any
, Other impure motiy IS rs il alleged by
the opposition. This is my apology
s9r becoming candidate and for
~ bdrawIng my name.
These statements can be corrobo-
RACED by other parties if necessary.
Very Respectfully &c,
tasssiilO Sept 10, 1869. A, R. MCCARTNEY.
Tbs above statement [ know to be
correct, as Hon. A. II. Mccartney
positively declined being a candidate
f9r the State Serate, and had the
matter been property understood his
name would not have been used in
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

Nrs Sfo,ca hss dane n,o,a FAR Tia
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MADISON INSTITUTE FESTIVAL.
The Madison Institute requiring
more funds to rerienish it's library.
decided on e festival as tho most
sterootyped means. No ingenuity
or skill was spared to make the pro
g1amme an attractive one and it was
very successful in the manner in
which it was carried out The pro
grammo opened with q concert
consisting OF ten very we'll chosen
pieces, both Instrumental and vocal.
Miss Faustina Hasse Hodges. an
eminent pianist performed with her
usual brllhanoy, and many OF the
principal vocallsts Of the city, in
Guiding especially MRS. Cram, Miss
lena Haatfeiter ana quartetto OF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS

LII ~ - -l&TlN INNtNtllNH l iLIN
FOR GOVERNOR,
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD.
RoR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
THAD. @. FOUND.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
e. A. SPENCER.
Fen TREAsURER,
HENRY BAETz
EoR ATTY GEERAL,
8. D. BARLOW.
Fer PRISON COMMISSIONER,
g. r. WHEELER.
FOR suP'T OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
A. g. CRAIG.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

ssa~The "paregoric wedding is
the atest novelty, and is first on The
I,t Its given on the first anniver,
-ary Of q married couple who have
meartime been blessed with an heir.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
COUNTY NOMINATIONS,

For State Senator
Hon. GEO. G. HAMILTON.
For County Superintendent
w. II. HOLFORD.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

which did signal honor in the tickle
it nominated; it was surely mark
Of highest and just appreciation that
first, General Lucius Fairchild was
nominated for the third time to the
gubernational chair, and next that
The courtly and accomplished Hon:
Anthony VanWycl came so near TO
the same.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21
ma ison Correspondence.

FRIEND HERALD In spite Of our
sex for long time have we heen q
silent witness and close monthed
observer Of passing events, but,
though our attitude was that OF
harmless stupidity, we have never
theless beeh ready to snap up any
bit Of matter that came Ia our way
promising substance and patient
waiting awaiting nothing, we were
driven to sally forth TO seek what
we might devoaf. There have in
deed been times seemingly pregnant
with whole columns Of fine letter
material, for instance toe
ECLIPSE,
not only remarkable III this year,
but marking tho century and our
lives. For the coming OF this event
we made great preparations, intend
ing to rnlighton tho world On the
subject Of ccllpses in general, aud the
one seen 40 Madison ia particular.
Sharpening a score Of Faber's best,
accompanied by enough paper to
print s new edition Of The American
CycIopedia, sought q favorable spot
from which TO view through the
most approved kind ct glass, the
wonders Of Che age and our obser-
Vations upon which were to lift Us
to the highest pinnacle OF fame.
MOI T. bird, bush, or shade escaped
our notice, aud we returned home
consequential in our stock ana store
Of experience which we would giye
to The world. But h. our iusuporapie
disgust, upon reading lhe paper we
found that everybody had been 70
see the eclipse, ell Che chickens had
gone through the same performances,
the people who wrote OF al they
saw through glass darkly' were
not few, ergo We magnanimousy
loft the field to better pens. NoXt
in importance and no less in success
came tho
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

s-y- The product OF single grape
Vi e OF ih8 Scuppernong variety,
Jacksonville, Fla, sold for S192.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

So After The first Of January, 1870,
i Horny Ward Beechor will us
sums editorial control Of the
Caltfh Union, au independent relig-
,oA. paper in Now York, designed to
n all Protestaats on The common
i.ottorm OF the Bioio, without respect
= .naman croeds. 1t is popularity
mp, osed that All things are possible
Goa Beecher, ana we are not sure but
thy ooechors share this opinion; but
. w''l take more than tho combined
al~ot Of The entire family to bring
ao"aG the result contemplated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

toy John Bell, Tor many years
prominent southern politis6n, died
~ louisville, on the 10th inst, aged
y ! ears. Mr.. Bell has held many
iop4rtant positions in the Govern
mott, including Senator, and Seore-
Inry Of War, Though a southern
nan he was not carried into the re-
betIion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

ega~JlarIes Il 'Vrignl, Citv Cd
On u the Chicago Times, dad sud
deolv at his residence ~ / bat oit{ or
Il, 8 b lost. Ir. Wright Lesan blN
br iant editorial career Oh The James
vile Standard, subsequently worked
on tie Milwaukee NeoS il Oh lhg
Chicago Post, then wa e,i..r-ia.
chiei 81 democratic daj,Y 10 PEORIA
(He believo), aad finally gsagi.ate.s
to lie Chicago Times 4hese uis
bri.lt talents had amnlo senna.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

a-The English corn laws have
at last bean abolished. The laws OF
1919, exempting grain from import
duties, still retained nominal fixed
duty Of three pence per hundred
weight on corn, meal, and flour, which
in 1868, brought into the English
treasury the sum Of $4,346, 615 -
inls tax is now RENTED, and here.
alter grain flour and will be importei
Toto Great Britain free Of any bur-
dens imposed by Inclusion House.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

Ge-Tho london Times, speaking
Of zen. Sickles' note to the Spanish
Government, says: "There is no
doubt bur that the alternative offered
SPAN is abandonment Of the island.
or American recognition of the in
.ursents." 1t adds: "The preba
biiiIos are that we are on the eve of
serious events. The struggle will be
hopeless SO far as Spain is concerned
bat the Government,cannot resist the
impulses Of the people. The flame sf
Spanish pride is fast kindling, and
The Government in striving to check
il viii soon be extinguished"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

@%3-A paragraph IS going tho
rounds Of tho press, which purports
to be the death>bed statement Of
Ms Daniel 4. ,oickles, in which she
IS mode TO say that the confession
~iAued by her, and read at Siekles'
'tiai, was untrue, and was obtained
from her by force. She is also re-
presented as saying that she had not
read this confession when she signed
1t, and was entirely ignorant Of its
parPort. The fact that this notori.
on1 confession was in her own hand-
wiring, is sufficient evidence Of
The iaIsity Of the paragraph in ques-
ton. So says the Now York Citizen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-09-21

rg-A thief attempted to get into q
house in Milwaukee the other nigh,
and was crippled by brave woman
She had heard the fellow, and, gel
ting up, saw what he was at. In
stead of faintins aw ay, as may
would have done, she eoolly
looked about, and, finding hammer
she crept up and gave the hard i
heavy blow. There was a or an
outside, the hand hastily Withdraw
and retreating footsteps plyi ~
told that the thief had no fultuur
business in that quarter.
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EOR SALE, THE DESIRABLE "EsI.
I DeACE. near Hampstead Mal!-the House
and Lot. No. 81 America-street, ono door south II
Blake on east tide Of said street The Lot measures
in front on :mer,casreet 65 feet inches IN depth
l5O feet or less, with the rear portion OF the
lot on the south, say = feet - inches. On th Z.
pre-, ises Is substantially Quilt two.and-ahslf story
wooden iwellins o. brick foundation. containing
FIVE squire rooms, with gas fixtures in order. q
dressing room. pantry and finished attics. and dou
BILE p'azza all covered with heavy Tin lately repaint
@ aud private stairway; also, two story Kitchen
With four -ooms ,!oachhouse Stable and Hay loft,
&C.; also an extensive cistern, built with ftering
wall, ami q good well OF choice spring water, each
furnished with modern Jump. An open fence iu
front. with ey rsreen hedge, also flower garden In
front, extensive vine OF choice grapes nov IN full
bearing, vegetable garden and fruit trees compris.
ing sweet orange, neota ine peach, plum ag, &c.
The neigh orhood ls notorious as heIlths location
Possession can be gwen Immediately.
For terms, &C., apply to EDWARD U. THARiN,
No. Gillon.street, near Old Poslolice or on the
premises August 10
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troops from Spain to put down the revolution.
The Spanish officials in Cuba aud the Cas-
tilisns at home. having no money nor the
means Of raising it to pay the expenses Of ship
ping and supporting this army, the Cuban
loyalists, largely interested in property and
trade on &he island. purpose to subscribe the
necessary sum, each contributing according 10
the value Of his estates. One million five hun
dred thousand dollars is the amount estimated
for putting thirty thousand fresh Spanish SOL
diers in the field, to say nothing OF subslstins
them when there.
Saws the Madrid Imperial "General
Sickles, one of the improvlsed heroes OF the
Potomac, is man Of handsome features ana
martial bearing, which the loss OF his right leg
in battle seems to enhance. The stan OF the
American Legation consists OF six gentiemen'
four of whom are military remark mahe
for those who yaunt that militarism has not
;n6ltrated itself into American institutions
One detail must msntion relative to an inno-
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General. It is customary that, when embass'
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the royal seats OF AranJuel or La GranJa, the
fountains Of these remarkable gardens be made
to play to the sound Of military music, and
with stateliness OF ceremony which is an
Oriental characteristic of Spain. The Regent,
with his well-known modesty, has always de-
clined the little princsly privileges to which
his high rank entitled him. For instance no
person other than OF the royal blood is entitled
to the privilege of riding on horseback or In
carriage in the Royal Gardens, yet the Regent,
although refusing to avail himself OF this prlVl-
le9e. observing that the American Minister'S
honorable misfortune (oss Of limb in bastle,)
deprived him Of the pleasure Of witnessing the
fountains play, kindly placed small basket
carriage and team of ponies at his disposal.
Thus, the representative Of the Great Repub-
lie is the first person not Of royal blood who
has driven in carriage in the Royal Garde ns
of La Granja."
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Of the markets for the commercial year
Blessing on the 31st instant. Orders for ex
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Our travelling correspondent sends US
rumor that the Baltimore Railroad interest
have obtained entire control Of the ChersW
and Darlington Railroad and will soon con-
troll the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road. This may have been attempted. but
we doubt that it has been, or can be, carried
out.
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tosl auo truuo.

TIFTY DOLLARS RE REWAHD.-LOST.
u on the 22d INST , one BLACK H0RSE Mo, E.
abou FIVE yers old, with white nose. IN fne order.
reached and trimmed about six weeks ago, white
hairs on his back, the MARKS OF q cart saddle. The
abov. reward will be paid for him with evidence to
convict the thief If stolen, and f taken mp twenty
Eve Dollars will be paid for his delivery to cLAG.
HORN, HERRING co., Accommodation Wharf:
August %
DiCk ED UP ADRIgT, A HALF HAsT
IL OF FLCOkING BuAhD3. which the owner
can have by proving properly and paving expenses.
For further psr1culars apply at the corner Of Call
H0US and CONCORD STREETS.
August ~
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ID DEMOvAL.-THE UND e RsIG N e d
N taxes pleasure in announcing 10 nis patrons
t,,at he has removed his coda Water M nufactory
from No. 662 King. street to No 5s HA'EL STREET,
between Amsou.s, and East Bay. Thank ng
hl f,eI ds and customers for the liberal patron
age bestowed upon him a. tue oo siana, ne hopes
To receve tho same in tue gam measure at bis
mace. q T. KORNAHREN',
Soda Water Manufacr0ry
August 26 thstuSf NO % HaseIstreet.
DHILIP SCHrCKnA N, DEALER IN
WUR>TtD AND TRIMMING, has removed
TO his former store, No 27l III >d-slRtEI, oppo-
site Hasel.street. august ~
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WANTED. AGENTS EOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng
lish and German by Robert stewart, ": b., OF Miss
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
and raising and the treatment OF horses and mules,
bo.h In Sickness and health 1t has won its way to
popular favor, and 10 to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out Address g. T. VEN
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mos March ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-28

E,UR SALE, -FOUR MCCARTHY kOL-
j. LER GINS, second hand, but little used
l Premium Farm Grist Mill, "Proseus" Patent
Hand.power .teel Grist Mil
IS Ploushs, Of varied and most approved patterns
all but little used. an at low prices
Cotton eaker
Four-horse Power Steam Engine. second hand, In
good condition.
Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Nor. beast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets
Auoust9 1mn