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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
TIE TURF.
DAY-GOLDSMITH MAID WINS THE 5000
PURSE, AND BLACK CROOK THE sILVERPUNCH-
BOWL, FOR GENTLEMEN's HORSES.


DAY-GOLDsMITH MAID WINS THE $1,000
PURSE, AND BLACK CROOK THE sILvERPUNCH-
BOWL, FoR GENTLEMENs HORSES.
The day was fine, and the prospect Of a
good days trotng sport unusually good yesterday,
the third final day of the meeting. There not
large attendance however and the days trotDg OF
an unnteresting character the favorite winning the
principal very easy STYLE while the prize for gen.
tlenens horses induced only the sembance OF race.
mile heats best three in i've in harness. and had three
horses entered, all OF them starting These were Budd
stallion George wilkes, and Is bay Lucy.
There betting, the pool auctioneer, Dr. Under
wood being unable obtain single bid against the IA
vorte Goldsmith Maid Her superiority Of speed had
been shown repeatedly this over her present OPP
ponents The meeting, taken altogether cannot be pro
oupced success and we trust that the Monmouth Park
Association will conne the sphere OF their managerial
tre AS the theaer Of racing sport Long Branch pos
great advantages over Saratoga
fat prestige and favor WHICH las 70 the
Firsf Heat-No betting pretty even start wilkes
leading around the turn, but Lucy quickly depriving
him Of it, and passing the quarter pole length in front
Along the backstretch Lucy clear length In front
OF the Maid Wilkes being on break Lncy had
widened the gap to two lengths at the half-nie pole
the Maid being ten lengths before the brown stallion
Lucy's lead reduced 70 length at the threequar
ter pole after passing which both she and Goldsmith
her rival passed her. and won the heat by two lengths
second Heat-No betting. Wilkes took the lead, hut
at the turn Goldsmith Maid in front, and led three
lengths quarter pole, wilkes anead OF Lucy. On
the back stretch nearing the half mile pole Lucy
took the second place from the stallion the Maid lead
ing both two lengths passing that point. The Maid
held her throughout, and won the race easily by
three lengths in 2:24 Lucy second and Wilkes last.
Third Heat.-Goldsmih Maid and George Wilkes both
got of in OF Lucy out before the turn rounded
the Maid was a length In fron-a lead which she in
creased 10 three lengths al the quarter pole In 3
ouds The haltme passed in 1924, with the fayore
two lengths before Lucy, who led Wilkes four lengths.
Iucy closed the gap rapdly the third quarter and
got TO the Maids wheel AZ the head OF the stretch From
mis- point the Maid drew away and came home easy
winner by length and aft Lucy second, four lengths
before Wilkes. Time, 2:25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
= Aug. 3l-Bonds are arm; the qaotstou Of Fve-rven-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 9th nh
oame and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

The second race for gentemens horses for elegant
silver punel-bowl, thf aft OF W NJ Fors, esq had five
Ell tries but only two sLarted-Mr GOulds bl. Black
Crook and Mr.. W. b. Burrcws's b. x. Johnny. The
regular driver OF the latter had been seized with
sickness the morning, and the driving OF the horse
winch h peculiar intrusted 20 o. A HickOk,
an able driver He wac told that the horse bad
breaker requiring to te pulled TO standstlll when he
but on rounding the rt turn Johnny broke and Hckok
could him to strike trut for three parts OF
mile Black Crook away by himself and dlstanced
his opponent with ease, in &47i The winner is owned
by Mr.. Gould
SAM DAI-siver prize worth $50, mile heats three Eve
W J.rriss bl. Black CroOi.
W b. BurroN.sb yolnny.... -...................DL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01
MEXICO.

POPULARITY OF TIE PROJECTED TEHUANTEPEC
CANAL AND RAILROAD-FAvORABLE CONDI-
TONS FOR THESE wORKS-RE-EsTABLISH-
MENT OF FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITH GER
MANY-LOZApA HOSTILE-DISTU RBANCE IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

sag SPANISH PRESS ON THE SEwLY-NAMED CAM
UrpsTE- AMNESTY OFFERED TO THE NsUR-
cpNrs or PORTO RICO-TAEtFF CHANGES.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
st d t bfe1.

Ndtbfe1-
Nah Dpetorpprfartft nebmet mid;
Nur batet:Gu@ Dor r,einen1 @ti9,
Der Mandent f9on 70 f91edt befam,
DAP Mbfateb BON Der @elt er rabnt.
auF5iung bcs &atbIels In Ut. 1856:
5te9- Sets.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1870-11-12
Nnterhaltemde

Gtn 4 unb lett Gtemals CAB es
6pfnarren, tpe1de ben Tlrfen urter Benz
Sdetne Der Narrbett @etsbett fasten; beut
gu Sage 9ibt Is @ofpbiloiopben, rpel@e ua'
ter BENT G9eine ber @eisbeit Narrbett ia
gen.
6dwtertse Gin tarftfher
gli9ter iaste emit gu eisem goaesen: SD
fnbe es duBerf 1awieris, &edt ST ipre@en,
tpenn bic cine Wartet reid, bic anbere arm
1T.
Nhetn, faste BET GpGese, bas 1T eine &let'
riafeit. @enn aber betbe @arteten reth
finb uno etne bic anbere ibertietet, bann
.utrb es .ptrflid idwer, CUR Gnti9eibuns gu
9~elan9en.
@prtfptel.-Der ensltfhe @tsbpl6
@beriban bate In feinen @9rtften 9edubert,
bae has @arlament befe<4 fet. @esen
btefer gerleumbun9 parb ct in Nnflase3u"
fanb perfest unb perurtbeilt, auf ben &nten
Dfentlt6 int @arlament @bbitte gu 1eiien.
Die Mbbitte sins Dor f4. Mls Sbertban
a%uftanb, tdubte er f4 bic &nte ab uxp fa9'
te: uDas 5aus Der @emeinen TT febr
fGntuBt9."
Telbberr
1T Der General Elm Telbberr?" fragile Elm
@elebrter In elmer @eieQi6aft. D,Wsnn Der
General bic @91a9t 9eptnnt," antwortete
etn MdbGen, ubann 1T ct Elm Selbberr, ger
1tert CT aber bic S@la@t, bann TT er-etn
Mnflbrer."
Wpr ether 2pttpbube.-@un, ltebe
Srau, bait tu betn Slid Serlu9t, pas taf
bu se3osen?
M9 @ott, t@ bab faon thinner bas tn
e1ad. @etbt bu, surtses Sabr, 100 tptr &C.
tetratbet baben, tab t9 audi bas Qpo5 &C.
3csen unb etnen @answurten befomn1en.
Gin p%ftffieer @af.- sn 8pfton
tam neuli9 etn Manr1 In Elm @ote1 unb ser'
1anste etn Mbenbtrcb unb Na9tquartter,
wof lit er serfpra4, ate Staten tm6aule tSb>
ten gu wo1en. Des anoern Mpr9ens for
berte tbn Der @irtb auf; fi& an bic S6atuns
Der &atten rur gu MAIDEN. Der Mann Der.
1anete cine Mrt unb faste bann: v8rinsen
@te mir bic &atten nur Deran, 9err @trtt,
If tDbte fe a1e." Die Hatten gu faneen,
hatte er ni9t SerlprpGen.
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melde einen retNen Tarmer eebeiratbet Bat
te, stng am Mbenb In ben Sta0 unb fat Der
Maso 3u, pel9e bic &ube tnelfte. 8rioset,
fraste fe btei slbe, tpe1des lit bic Sub, bic
8uttermtlA stebt?
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es 9efomn1en, tab er 70 arm eeborben? e..
ptberte er traurt9:
@ei1 1netn 9anbmerf rtdt mebr 9ebt!
@te fo? Gs iinb ia nod thinner gar pie1e
2eute fdwadl4ts9 un5 b~eeurfen bemna9
Der Briden!
Md, perieste er ttefieufjenb, bic Strtsfet
ten unb Gltern feten ia beut3utase MQes
-burd bic Singer!
Yanenber Hetnt. - Der Tt9ter
@leim lit @a1berfabt fpnnte ntdt tppb1 lei.
ben, tpern iemanb auf fetnem Manaen Gtras
retu,te, u1b erptperte baber, ais Der bprttse
8ireermeifer bet einem S6maule Ste &C.
funbbett ausbraAte:
u9o4 1ebe Slater @leim:
Gr 1T Der Treunefhait 2eim!"
iosleid:
vl1nb Der SEER 8irsernetNer:
CT 1T Der TrsunblAaft 8letfer."
@affente Mntwprt.-u 9aben @te
1aetnen Brief erbalten," fraete etn tunser
Mann Elm Mdb&en fetner8 sfanntl9aft, Dem
ct etnen 2tebesbrtef sei6tdt batte.
uSa tppbl!" lautete bic Mnttpprt.
vGr foate etne T1an1me e~nt3lnben," Re.
1terfte Ct.
44.S 80 ~ 49, .!HStL s... ~ n a. |
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
Look on this Side.

The following facts and figures
from official records show the status
Of the opposing parties at this time.
Road them they are clear and indis-
putable facts:
The Republican Administration of
the United States has paid $169, 542,-
109.60 on the public debt in eighteen
months, Johnson's democratic" rule
in a corresponding period paying but
1888, 400.
1t has in eighteen months decreased
the expenditures of the General Gov
ernmont So, 853, 06O77, and incroas-
ed the receipts s87,213, 1880 thus
cfTecting clear saviag Of sl7O,066,-
S26.37.
The Republican majority of Con-
gross has, since 1866, abolished taxes
which, if still imposed, woald amount
annually to S25O,OOO,OOO, reducing
the taxes the last session alone by
SS0,00O,O0O
And remember that the Democrat
C minority Of Congress roted solidiy
against this reduction Of tareS, as it
did against all the leading measures
Of the last Congress for tightening
the burdens Of the people. AT the
coming election the people will be
called upon to decide between these
two parties. Can they hesitate as
TO their verdict?
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

RUSSIA TO AvENGE FRANcE.-The
befiln Acenlr, an ouispoken Republic
an paper, printed in Fronch at the
German capital, after making an
argument against the annexation of
Alsace and Lorraine, says IN regard
to the complications likely TO follow
the present war:
Whoever does not allow himself 10
be carried away by the excitement OF
the moment. or who is not Interested
in misleading the German people,
must forsee that the ocar Of 1870 ,0W
lead inevitably to lCar between Germany
and Russia, as that of 1866 brought
on that of 1870 We say inevitably,
unless there is revolution in Russia,
winch Is unlikely. Except in that
improbable event, war between Ger
many and Russia ought to be looked
upon ~ certain 1t all depends up
on the course Germany adopts. If
she anneXes Alsaee and Lorraine
France allied with Russia viii enter
into war against BIER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

Tours, Oct. 9.-Gambetta's proc
lamation has the following "By
order of the republican government,
j have left Paris, to transmit to you
the hopes of the Parisians and 9TH
ers Of those who are helping to de-
liver France from Foreigners. Paris
invested seventeen days, presents q
spectacle Of two million men forget
ting their differences to withstand
the invader, who expected civil dis
cord and revolution, found Paris
without guns or arms Of any kind,
four thousand National Gardes are
now armed, and q hundred thousand
Mobiles, and 6,000 regulars have re-
assembled. The foundres are cast
ing cannon. Women make a million
cartridges daily. Every battalion
of National Gardes have two Mitrail-
leuses field pieces, and are preparing
for sorties.
The forts manned by marines are
supplied with artillery Of the great
est excellence and served by gunners
who are first in the world. Hitherto
their fort has kept the enemy from
erecting the smallest work, The
encieRte Of the 18th radius had only
500 cannon, now it has $500, with
$50 rounds for each. Every defense
has its men at their posts. The Ma
tionals drill constantly behind the
enciente which are adapted to the
genius of the Parisians This has
all been achieved calmly and orderly
amid the general patriotism. The
impregnability of Paris is no illusion,
for it cannot be captured or surprised,
aud there is no danger of sedition
Of or starvation, which the Prussians
have been counting on"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

s9- Horace Greeley says with
great force that the fact "of the rich
growing richer and the poor poorer"
in this country is attributable to the
manufacture, sale and consumption
ofwhiskey. He denounces John Bar
leycorn, ethereal devil, "as follows:
Gle was an expensive devil, for he
cost annually 100000. He was
greedy devil, for he used corn that
would feed the poor and fatten pro-
duce. He was mean devil, for he
was one thing to the rich and anot Their
to the poor. He was poisonous
devil, for he was primed with strych-
nine. In fine he was an intolerable
devil, and ought to be put uder the
ban by honest men,"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
Sheriff'S Sale,-TegeIS Ell al,

CTArE OF Wisconsin,, sc Circuit Court in and ior
- Grant County, the county Of Grtut.
Judgment Of Foreclosure and order Of sale
James Cushing rs Heinrich Tegsls Elizabeth Tegels
and Gerhard BrumeT.
BY virtue Of judgment Of foreclosure and order ~
sale in the above entitled action made and rendered
at the September term 1870 Of the Circuit Court OF
Grant county, Wisconsin, dated the 2lst day Of Sep
TENDER 1870 shall the 22d day Of November 1870
at the hour of noon at the front door Of the court
house. In the village Of Lancaster, Grant county Wis
consn offer for sale and will sell at public sale 70 the
highest bidder fer cash, the property mentioned ia
said judgment described follows, tO-wt: The east
half Of the southwest quarter Of section number
thirty i've 1850 in town one, nortL ofrange two wes
Of the fourth principal meridian, In Grsut county,
Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy said Judgment, ~
terost anil costs accrung thereon ". H. elise
sAa'L MERRIcK plaintiff : attorney. Sheriff
Dated sherihs Office. Lancaster. Grant county,
Wisconsin, October 10 1870 lgwG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

MILWAUKEE SENTINEL.--This pa
per has passed into the hands Of the
Milwaukee Publishing Company and
appears in new dress and neat make
up. The issue OF Oct. 81 contains
the parting words of Horace Bright
man, the editor ior fifteen years past,
and the salutatory Of Hon. A. NJ.
Thompson who is to be the cditoria!
chief under the new management.
Mr.. Thompson's connection with the
press fthisStato has placed him in the
foremost rank Of editors in the coun-
try. He will be ably assisted by Mr..
Hayden X. Smith, heretofore an ed
itor Of the Sentinel, and Mr.. Roberts,
a former partner in the GAINESVILLE
Gazette. Success is sure to crown
the efforts of the editorial trio. and
we shall be disappointed if the .Ssati-
mel does not soon become one of the
grandest, biggest, ablest papers in the
West. We advise all the Herald
readers who have need for q Milwau-
kee paper and an earnest republican
paper to subscribe for the Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
SherIG,s saIe.-Fawcett Heirs.

CTATR or WISCONSIN, - Circuit for Grant county
- Countv NJ Grant ~ Wisconsin.
judgment Of Foreclosur and order q sale
Fd,ror1 pa,ycett ,s John Fawcett jr. Ana FaWcett.
George Fswcett and Mary f ,ss ne'rs
,.a &c a Judgment Of foreclosure and order o {
iy, he above entitled action, rendered and made
At the september term 1870 q the Circuit court q
10 shai on the ed day Of November, 1870. at tins
hr Of noon the front door OF the court house, IN
The village Of Lancaster in said county oner Tor sae
nd sell at public sale to the highest bidder for cash.
the following property mentioned in said judgment
described follows o-wit The north west quarter
of the northeast quarter Of section thirty-hvo IN
town one north Of range two west Of the fourth prin
ejpal NJ erdian in GRAFT county, Wisconsin
said sale will DO made to satisfy said judgment in
terest thereon costs and accruing costs.
WIN. II. elise, Sheriff.
sau'L MERRloK, plaintiffs attorney
Dated Sheriff Office Lancaster, Grant county, is
,onsiu October 10th, 1870. lewo
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

LONDON, Oct. IA Tribune special
Paris letter, of the Sd, says that
Louis Blanc has written a letter to
the English people. He says that
the siege of Paris is a monstrous phe-
nomenon, which scandals the history
of civilization. He appeals to the
English people hut not for pity, for
Republican France has right to
the sympathies Of all. Germanism
has gone mad. The King of Prussia
ought to have stopped the war after
the capitulation of Sedan, when the
Empire had disappeared and a re-
public proclaimed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

SoS-The Helena Her aid speaks in
the very highest terms of Col. w. S.
Scrlbner who has removed to that
place, and says though he was dis
placed with Gov. Ashley, Gov. Potts
having desired new Secretary. not
word of complaint had ever been
made of him while holding the Office
of Secretary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Second Assembly District Convention,

The Republicans Of the Second Assembly District Of
Grant county will meet in convention by their elegntes
iu Dickeyville, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10Th
1870, at2 o'clock r. NJ for the purp Of nominatn
4 candidate for Assemblyman for said district, TO be
voted for at me ensuing November election.
Towns will be entitled 70 one delegate for each 30
votes and for each fraction % votes cast at the
last Presidential election.
The Republican voters Of each town will assemble IN
mas the proper place Of holding town meetings IN
their especiye towns, at O'Clock r. u. on saturday
oct sh, 1870 and elect delegates TO attend said con-
yrutiOu.
By order OF tile ASS Dist. Com
ANDREW SMITH, Chm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

CENSUS OF WIsCoNsIN.--The CEN
sus. complete shows the population
of Wisconsin, to be 1852, 720, show
ing gain of 276, 100 since 1860. The
most populous county is Milwaukee
with 50, $50, next Dane with 53,404,
next Dodge with 1902, next Fond
du Lac with Sc, 247, next Rock with
80, O34, next Grant with 1864.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

s9rCol. J. A. Watrous, editor Of
the Fond du Lac Commonwealth, has
been nominated for Congress by the
republicans Of the 18th district. The
district is strong democratic, but we
know OF no one who would give the
'great objeetor" livelier race than
the Colonel. He is young, popular
and able, and his name will add a
power of strength to the ticket.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

LONDON, Oct. 6.-Late advices from
Paris state that there is much plum
dering there. All the bridges on the
railroads and highways west of Paris
have been mined and are to be blown
up as the Prussians advance. Beau
Was, fourteen miles northwest OF
Paris, has been made the great vic
tualling center by the Prussians.-
Preparations for bombarding Paris
are nearly complete. The presence
of Beauregard in Europe is denied.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

WAsHINGToN, Oct. 6.-Letters re-
ceived here from Paris are to the eff
feet that the situation of affairs at
that city has improved, aud there are
no discussions dividing the people,
all whom, regardless of political opln-
ions, are actively engaged in its de-
Tense.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

sN- The Monroe Sentinel notes the
death there of l.. Rood. one of Mon
roes, oldest and most respected cit
liens and devout member of the
Congregational Church. He was an
early settler of the Mining Region"
having lived for many years at Hazel
Green Grant county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
rEThe Independent Order of Oh,

~The Independent Order of Odd
Fellows has made considerable pro-
gress during the past year Its
membership has increased to total
of 29S, 0S3, a gain of29 ,475. Its rev.
enue for the year amounted to $780,
600, while the amount expended for
purposes Of relief reached a total of
SS59,906.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
HORSE SHOElNC

~~~-urv-n ELIAS HUDsMITH and JAKE
~sAAE1sSSs H0UGH are making Horse Shoeiug 4
S&sAw special branch this Fall and Winter
the BEST sH0ERS, who know how 10
At the shoe 20 the foot and the foot 10 the shoe
nice hn sh durable and TOE CALK equal to any ever
used, steel and iron combined which will admit Of
hardening to suit any wish. Come one come ALL ana
don't forget the "ready, for that is what makes
work cheerfully. d. II. BUDD.
october TO- 1870. 19tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
NoT7TCE

j hereby extend a very pressing invitation to an
those indebted 10 the undersigned 10 coms down with
their soap, as am anxious 70 have one general wash
ing out Of debtedness and indebtedness once a wear
r. A, CLARKE.
Iancaster CeutArnber 1870 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

seA-Alexander Mitchell has been
nominated for Congress by tie de-
moeracy OF the lst District in oppo-
sition to Judge Lyons. He was
defeated by Gen. Paine two years.
We think the Lyon will give him
more Paine than before.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

aw-It is said that not single dem
ocratic paper in the country advo-
Gates protection to home labor
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

sS- Immigration to this country
from Germany has not been materi-
ally checked by the European war,
as was greatly feared would prove
the case. The total arrivals for last
month were only 1856 less than for
the corresponding period of last
wear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
When General Grant bee

EEWhen General Grant became
President the greenback dollar was
worth seventy-fve cents, but it is
now worth eighty-eight and a half
cents, making the entire volume of
our currency worth nearly 800, OOO,-
coo more in the pockets Of the people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

LONDON, Oct. 7.th-A dreadful
earthquake has just occurred in Gala
bria. Many lives were lost. Sew
eraI villages were utterly destroyed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

EECharles Dickens, in twenty
tour works, introduced to the world
1925 personages.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
Fourth Assembly District Convention.

Republican convention for the Fourth Assembly
District Of Grant county will be held At 30 scobe on
SATURDAY, OCT. -, 1870, at o'clock F. NJ. TO
nominate candidate Or Assemblyman for said district
70 be supported at the general election in November
Towns will be entitled 90 delegate for every 90
votes fractional % poed at the last Presidential
eleOhon,
In kbe absence Of town calls the republican electors
of each town are requested 10 meet at their Us lal
places ofholdiug town meetings. Saturday, Septtm-
boz Ath 1870 at o'clock =. NJ TO elect delegates TO
ssid convention, and also TO elect at tho time,
delegates 20 attend the county convention for the
nomination Of county officers which meets at Lancas-
ter on Tuesday, September 9th.
W. W. FIELD,
G.. WEHRLEY,
8. G. MCDONALD,
September u. 1870, Assembly District Com.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

sea- Lynch, the Dubuque rioter,
has been sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment in the Illinois peniten-
tiary.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11
Farm : Sale.

The farm known as the Jared Garner farm miles
north OF the village Of Lancaster, consisting Of 100
acres, IL hereby offered for sale There cOmforta
bic dwelling on the place, also good stable and
granary The fences are in good repair from 60 10 70
acres under pillow and 20 acres meadow. Price 81 800
Terms $500 cash required purchase money the bal
ance may remain at per cent per annum for period
OF years with yearly payments. The farm is com
Portable home for an industrious man of moderate
means Apply 10 JOSEPH BOOK
Abstract Office, Lancaster Wis
Lancaster October 10, 1870. Iqwl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

eNChloroform is the best thing
that can be used 10 renovate Old
dresses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

"A farmer near Beloit has raised
over 400 acres of broom corn this
season.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

BsAY Elections are being held to-day
in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Indiana,
Iowa and Nebraska. Congressman
are TO be elected in all the states,
and in Ohio. Indiana and Iowa state
officers, with the exception of Gov
ernor All these states went repub-
licsn two years ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

s9~Thus England alone has waged
forty-nine wars since 1900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-11

rS The new Iowa State Capitol
will cost s1,500,00O.