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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

Mit Der Nuseabe Der 4 BroSent trasenoen
Bombs our ginl6iuna Der 6 9rO5ent trassnoen Jdnf'
span3iser. ioQ es bod an gnbe nod Grnit tperben.
Sr. Bomles, Elm 8anquier aus Baris, tuar oieierS a.
&c Dor Dem 5inan3. Committee oes Sauies in gaib.
inston uno perliderte, bab 4Yrosent BOMBS. Die auf
LANCE Belt laufen, in europa iebr wobl nntereebra4t
,peroen f6nnen uno er erfldrte iih berett, ben umiab
Der sansen anleibe ielbt Sn iibernebnen uno ieoe
ua5sli9e Si9erbeit fir bas 3ufanoetomn1en oerlel.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

@rant bat tuieber eiuen rSdpaser" p~erforat.
SEQ. 90. Dent, elmer Der 8rioer Der Jrau Grant,
1T bon Tim oIs Mbiddber i'm 3onbaule BON Sar
Transisco ernannt poroen. gs lou oas elm iebr fet-
tea Wmt iRin.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

eeBunte 3ufdnbe.- Sin County in 5lorioa
3dblt unter ieinsn Beomtea bios 5tpei anidbise Bir'
ger; Der tine 1T @i6ter. aoer anoere Gountp eonn=
m,iHdr. Die 'iibrisen Beamten ,bertbeilen fa ME
foIst Ser gkrf Der Court 1T bon Obio; Der She
riff lponl MaTa6uietts; Der Stener.Golector BON
MolIa9ufetts; Der Staotsienator elm alter Neser
BON girsinien ) bic @eprdientanien ber @eiebsebuns
suei Neser bon philadelphia; Der gountp germei=
fer 1T BON Soma; spei County Gommiiidre iino Ne'
aer, Der cine bon Ohio, Der anoere BON Soma. DDS
gounip ftedt bofnunsslos in S&uloen unb feline
Sduloideine, werbsm fir etn 8utterbrob auf ben
@truabfen, ~perfauft. Sic raoifaIe DENOMINATION lit
bod elm i9Dnes Ding 21.a1 con ta23T sg.1~ 70
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
Sdidt uns @eiber! Aus Dem Serritoriuu
@nihinaton mirb aeihrieben: s!W-- -. ,---

2OuTVlHYlUH WHU geIWtFeUeH' :. 49, - -
% vSdidt uns @eiber /! Gin tauieno tilaaenbbafte,
HeiBiae, Ianftmitbise Weiber als @ebulfinnen fir
Die 6errea Der Sd0pfuna tueroen perlanst.L Dus
.Qan6 lit fru6tbar; Elm Nder liefert finfsis 8ulheI
Weisen.i Nber mas lit QBeisen obne elm Weib? Sn
einem County bes Serritoriuus alein giebt es 400
beiratb sfdbise Mdnner unb bios % 5rauen5immer.@
gBir mDhten alien Observation-Disclosures, Die fd
nod i'm Snnsfernitanbe beinben, ernftIid ratben,
nod benz @aibinston @ebist aus5uipanoern ,unb
bort Die 5rauenbeoirftisen Mdnnlein slidlid gu
MAIDEN. SIM gbeitanoe, inmitten elmer Sdaar Bills
benoerguben unoWadohen, &piiroen ibnen bieS drul-
len fdon berseben ino ie tudrben an 2eib unb Seels
aeIunber. u.s. ts.,f r.f..aa 49,; y,r.:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

Grant bat in BEN Babeplabe 5l Song Brand
cine 0iaa setauft,o Die $23, 900 fofet. Die gamen
Der Yerionen, Die bas @elo beiteuerten, peroen nidt
aeme[bet. r.F-# rtrs.o,.gr 5s g,g, .dffl4 lib
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

81 III meebiIL Die i'm Senate ansenomraen
tporben ii, sentbdlt i'm Weientliden bic fOlsenoen
Be~timmunesa: Das Marimum Der Mannidaft 1T
auf 10000 ~fsiteeiebt (7OoO t~ueniser OILS iebt. unb
5000 raebr, ois bic Borlase iaste). Die paraera'
pben. bur9 trel9e bic 26bnunsen berabseiebt purs
ben. ytri6 man ; bic DffiSiers= @ebalte, Die Sen.
Sbermanis uno Sen, Sherioan's nit einseidlofsn,
iouen Iomit unperdnbert bieiben. gs wuroe Die, Der
eousbia entnon1mene gerfisung, baB SfF3iere,
!nelne gioildmter annebnen, as aug Der armee se=
iaieoen ~ betradten fno,i Der Senatsbia einner-
leibt. (Dies wiirbe 5unddt bas ~Nusmuftern" Ba-
BEARS unb Sidles' bepirfen.) 9ie Weaioritat, nit
psIdle.rr Die Bin mad bieiena bdnoerunsen ansenom=
men puroe, 5etrus Bios 8tpei Stimmen.- Da biele
Beiimmunsen BON benen Der Sausbia tpelentlid
ab,uei9en, 70 miro iebt Elm gonferenB. Committee bic
Sa9e in Die panb gu nebtnen baben. .,.r n
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19

ben su Ieiien. Bie man bort. miro bas COMMITTEE
su @uniten elmer LANCE laufenoen Nnleibe gu 4 pro=
sent berihten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
goli3eiamt BON Cincinnati

8olisei.2 ieutenants Isle baden burd Die Nadt=
llnb Cages Yoliset SbresD iitrifts ale Snloon. IS r
the piiien su laffen, baB Tie ibre gorbertbiren idlie
Sen nno fd an Sonntaaen ibrer Sbir- 8lenberl nidt
nnebr beoienen birfen. Mud baben sic Die gonoito-
rem unb giaarrenpdnoler su peritdnoigen. oab lie IT,
re S6iiren geidloHen balten mlifen. Dieier Orbre
muB 6oIge geleiitet tperoen, unb Yoii5ei. 8eamte,
Die es unterlaiien. tie au poutreden, merben CUTE
@rinoe fir lire gntlafuns aug Dem Senfte liefern.
SIZE 2ieutenants unb Sergeanten tperosn barauf ie=
ben. baB oieie Orore trena burdsefhbrt, hno bob
Dem Balipielen unb benz Steben an ben StroBen=
gden ginbalt setban tueroe." ,I3.1l = - ~ -
= sn(Golsen Die l1nteridriften }
. Sic beuti1en Gepublifaner pongincinnatL belon=
bers Die republitaniiden @irtbe, io0ten iid bel Dem
Gaapor, Sen iie erpdb!en balfen, fur oas nieolide
@eIdenf bebanfen! ~ .e' s1'.'s .a1 y
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
5S6,662,178.

zaA 4. - a-4E-.tI.
BIeibt in Wirfridfeit @biisponnibel.. s2s, sea, OBS
Elm gang bibi6er ueberiduB. aber burhaus, un9e-
naeenb, un. bdmit ben @oaI Spte Spieern Elm. ga.
rolf 5n bieeen, petn bieie ben 3seitplntt u1ss ainiti8
eraGten,, ihre lddgf enttporfenen 4idne ausiufiibren:
uno bies t0nnte febr BAH sei4ebeu.~T'@ IN - Ell -. !,
.Aud plaSere beoeutsuben RauIsute bier i'm Beien
baben ibr Yertrauen in bic 8outmeQ'f6e Gtnai5s'
funik p~erloren. Sic laHen Die R6pfe bdnsen uno
flosen. iber ben uber ole MdBe1 miierabIen Sc.
f9dftssang. 90ertaufen f5nnen Re i&on,l ,aber bas
gonectiren1 1T cine barte NuB. g1ienarb bat @elo.1
$50 IONS aud berfommen? ,Deridltneet bod bic
boben Steuern alles, mas ruan aufbrineen fann /!
@.r1inserte mon bic @dulb burd griparnife In ben
Mussob.n. 10 ,pdre 7bas fsbr I5bIidf; aaber man per-
rinsert fie baburd, baB man BEN golte ben Mtbsm
ausprebt. I'm t1pnatlib cine gduIbdbtraeuns bon
burGi9nittli9 5 Bis 10Nliaionen aufmeiien suf6n.
men, ,ajebt man. BEN 8olte bas Sell iiber Gle Dbren
uno ldBts es erbdruli9 a3appeln. g Mu4 bic nSan..
beIs5eituns@ tain Fi9, troba iibbrer sroBen lppalitdt,3
nidt entbalten,, bic g ertsbst6sit ieIderg olitit suta-
6eln. sic iast :uo gsai9l lis61 nsaii a1ud Touf 6a
..2eibernif fol6e a~lbereilfe. h: arei4ent !Mabifabe
fir bic Oauer nift aansfihrbare BertninberMng Der
Gduib;f has Nelultat inberniinftig fhperer5 BeId.
flung oQer Uerfebrs5neige ouno Desbalb, dnfiatt er=
freulid, i'm @esentheil iebr ~ beoauern bic boben
S0ue 11qot9en 0en support qdnoeL Die bDben Steus
ern rlipiren Die. ,einbeiuiide SSnbuitrie unb halten
Die Yreiie Der rotbtuenoieiien 2ebensbeoirfnife auf
einem 10 uneridpingIid boben Yuntts 6aB ielbf
Die 9efegnetiten grnten bon gerineer Ginmirfun9 9e.
blieben iinb. Angefidts. s0es 9erineen .ginlu5es.
tpelmet bic eldn5enoen Monatsausweie laaf ben
@tanb bes @olooeipg, ibtn, ratben sbennI aud Der
@esierung ale pobfeeinnten Draane, bon BET iber-
eilten 9ileuns Der gaulo eat5uheben unb auf bic
Siderielung hires Yapiergeloes be6a4t au fem,
oamit Der @Oloi&winoel enolid aufb6re.~ 70
2eiber fdeinea bic Ratbi9Idse Der .tpoblseinnten
Orsane" In Waibinston tuenis @eb0r gu yfinben unb
auf Die uoblsemeinten 8ori4ldee ber bemotratii9en
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-05-19
Gnnntagsaefet IN Cincinnati.

Ser Goliseibef BON Cincinnati bat unter Der @e=
nebmisuna oes Mapors Sorrence Die folsenbe Or.
Ore %erla5en: s4i@t@ E,t.4'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-07-14
Long or Short :';||,l,'
TALES AND S i, ETC CHE he /.
- f5Etty ~
Will be in each number,

In addition, TIN JOURNAL
will contain it's usual variety
Eof State and General News,
cultural Information I. Lo-
cal Items, let { Reports
from 6 home and from abroad,
ICorrespo dence, etc.,,, etc.
Among the regular CORES
pond Tents, already well known
to its readers, will be Mrs.
J. g. Swigshelm, in r nnsyl-
vania Ton, !" in Kentucky !;
and sd +. ~ il IS st. Louis.
Il adj ition, the present. sys-
tenn Of local correspond ence
from the different towns 81, II!
Northern MINI IA will be
continued during the coming (
year. No labor o. expense
will be spared To- maintain
for The JoURNlA.l:LI the reputa-'
ton it already enjoys Of being
fFA(4 80 n Esff ssf:s,gs = s.
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8. So s.s.1su Nlsn nls . al Sc
s. & ia $3.50, ''anos non sas aoofs :.
q y J, 1870 s,oune'l' and tne Com !.
-, "a. ..sas ~ insurance And e
$3.50 3 !, J, J. 5. = sne'r Dody and q.
-. go, y" - 81, dsg*'sy ct
A','''s 1900 ssney atsempt 4 'seon-5.
s = mpsaoos soao and severe rebuke.
"s oaalee g paH Of that two-thirds
!, ,o''s u.sn Young 1or the passage Of
srs 1's.' ~ esS sne losn Janel 1910
49, ~ s.'o = sne Mayo', spo's tes'r q
- ssoes q osasg influenced ia
soslr vots 9 oons'derat'o ot pecuniary
,u'aa'ses g 'nem se'ves' ana We nov.
: snsn e toey procured rs TO to.
. 'sa.unvsu 8 ss"as' corrupt, bad
"'.'' 10y 31u1' = occupy tnelr pres
o. -, !. ! nsu =, ' g inc Com IN.
.''s Inc remainder and
-:,s.n e1ia1'e1 Par. g snas MAJ orlty
4, .ul A1oNingly committed an ~
- :. laa = s-olam'ng that the the
NV, us'laeo tne means. The analysis
s .sn's ms)of'sy vote by' The JOURNAL
:. ln'e.esung me only objection 70.
~ ~ aes lnoomplete enc We think
-, . - SssaA w AAs0ASoSAuS ~ 6Omo OF
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Wheeler


A. usual ahead Of any other I,
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
II the market. II was awarded the
SILVER MEDAL AND DIPLOMA b
At the lats 5AnnuaiT State Fair. held 1t
Rochester,
FOR SIMPLICITY, DURAB BILL ~; AND j,
.s.ss ELEGANCE. .5:.- s7.s ssa. 4.
Il i dnequalled BY any, surpassed BY
Il (; I,ts none: 3tss,s; IS
Call and see our Machines, whether you
want to buy or not. 3 8 s 80
OSCAR FARRAR.
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Liberal Premiums Is get
fArssTln IT Clubs IT. IS.
speciml eIEas copii;ea Gent &c

2 80 = -
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1t is our desire to have
TIE JoURNAL eiach. every ,,
sehold II Northern Min
nessta. It's devoted TO The
interests : y Of this part Of the
State, and we intend to make
it Of interest TO. the. people
who live here, and to those
abroad asewen. q &
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u. s. LAND oFfIcE.

Atan,,,.. 1t. Cloud, Minn., June 18, Is:6. 2.
rroir aayrg been eute.ea as tnisosnce Isia
~, >. 1ntirop TaJtOr for abandoning his
az nsI L.fy NO Sl7l dated June 1858, upon
caa A ssson 10 township III, range 49, il aOllvl,-
mned :, tne sad parties hereby sun-
s.sr. ~ st LUIS olee IN the aurH DAY or Az
ausr ~ 10 O'Clock ID the forenoon. to r.spona
d0nrnent 81 s-tss5s5.5s.s' - 1 Aneseu aoAi-
;,,,,..,. AZ g: A. GILMAN, Register.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
Correspondence of the HERALD9
Letter from Platteville- Improvements
Progress of the Railroad.


DEAR HERALD We still live, move
and have our being. Since | wrote
you before, the Fair, of which | see
an excellent account in the Herald,
has occurred. We consider it sue
cess, Notwithstanding the Disagree
able weather kept many away who
would otherwise have attended.
Oar village improvements IRE be-
ing pushed rapidly forward. Nearly
all new residences are being erected
IN the surburbs, not because there
are no vacant lots near the village
center, bot because such lots are held
at exorbitant prices 1t is well
nigh impossible for a man Of moder-
ate means to build near the business
center, for his 'pile" is exhausted
before his land is paid for. 1t may
be the object Of land holders to keep
those lots for such as are able erect TO
elegant buildings upon them, but it
10 the same policy that has killed
other towns. We all know Of once
very promising towns IN the vicinity
which died because OF this fever for
money, and which even combined
water aud railroad privileges fail to
restore 70 lie. Let US hope better
things for this gem of Grant county,
and expect to soon see more Liberal
policy.
The railroad survey is being con-
tinuod TO the Mississippi The pres
ent plan is to strike the river at some
point little below Potosi and follow
ii to Cassville A road down Turkey
river is projected, and steam ferry
at Ca8syile If this all done thore
may yet be a town there Of leading
importance in this part Of the State.
The grass may no longer grow in
Main street, the stores no longer be
closed half the time, that large pile
Of brick and mortar yclept the Dem
niston House may have inhabitants
for its rooms and the sound Of revel-
ry in its halls. and that jolly landlord,
Thomas, find his occupation is not
gone.
80 mote it be-" Your correspond
ent is happy to anticipate pleasant
future for any or all Of this county,
and is perfectly willing to pay his
share Of the taxes.
Respectfullv Yours. G. G.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

sG~Ono Of tie most noteworthy
features of the recent state elections
is the fact that sno newly cnfranchis-
ed colored men everywhere voted the
Republican ticket. There is lesson
in this that oven Democrats might
learn, were not $foolishness bound up
in their hearts. :By this fanatlca! and
unreasoning crusade upon the inter
ests of popular Fberty, they have ar
rayed against themselves at the bal
lot-box, tho whole of victim race,
representing an aggregate Of not less
than 500, 900 votes. In all the COM
ing elections, state or local, the ne
grocs will be found enlisted under the
Republican baEner, doing yeoman's
work in the great cause of freedom
and progress This multitudinous
reinforcement must prove, in the
Presidential ca$npaign of 1872, an
overwhelming addition to the Repub-
lican ranks, making our victory n
crushing one tothe cfl'etc and disinte-
grating Democracy. All this, too,
because our opponents refuse to sur
render theories and practices which
have become ashseless and ridiculous
as the astronomical vagaries Of the
PtoIemaio systc n. Let US hope that
the hard knocks Of experience and
the humiliatiorS of constant defeat
will after while awaken these old
fogies from ther sleepy Rip Van
Winkleism to a realizing sense of the
political situat'9n--to comprehen-
sion OF the fact that the issues Of ten
years ago have. been buried by pat
riotic hands, belond the reach Of res
direction. .Nit-auEee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Political Responsibility.

When political parties are nearly
equal the individual members Of
both are vigilant and active; but
when one party has largo majority
over the other, the members OF each
become sluggish, inactive and seem
ingly Indifferent. The dominant par
ty deeming success certain and the
weaker regarding defeat inevitable,
. large number Of either appear to
discard all individual responsibility
and lose interest in the political
movements OF the day and IN their
issues and results This is particu-
larIy the case with the republican
party and this very apathy has in
times past occasioned many defeats
which small amount Of individual
responsibility might have easily pre-
vented.
The democratic party are proyerb-
tally vigllnt and each individual
member thereof, however humble,
Is not only expected but is always
found 1T his post, doposiuug ballot
Of as much force and weight as that
of any potcntate or ruler in the land
and this is most assuredIy the secret
Of many unexpected democratic sue
cesses.
External vigilance is the price o
liberty However important may
bo the issue, or pure the principle
and sound the platform Of any party
those issues must be contested, those
principles must DO sustained, and
that platform must be ccmontcd by
Che Individual cxorton OF every
mombcr Of that party. Its glori-
1us boon 20 be an American citizen
and 40 man is worthy OF the appclla-
uon who does not boldly and prompt
ly act, as far as in him lies, to sup
port those eternal principles Of right,
which form the foundation and sus-
tain the whole superstructuro Of the
republican government England
expects ecery man to do his duty,
were che dying words Of the memo.
rablo Nelson. Let every citizen
adopt and act upon similar motto,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

FIELD FOR THE ASSEMBLY, The
republicans Of the Fourth Assembly
District met at Boscobel on Saturday
and nominated Hon. w. w. Field for
the Assembly. Mr., Fold is an old
legislator having represented bis
district in tho Assembly during the
wears 80, 60 '63, GA and 'Ga--the
latter two years as Speaker. He
possesses all Of the qualifications for
q first class legislator, is an untiring
worker at whatever he undertakes,
has wide personal acquaintance
through the State, aud with his OK.
perIencoand kno Wedge OF legislation
will be a prominent member OF the
next Assembly, His election is GER
tain.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

r. The November number ol
Demoreg's K0athig is superb 1t con-
tains a beautiful full length portrait
Of Mile, Nilsson, in concert costume,
a large Autograph sheet of Fall and
Winter Dresses Tennyson's poem,
The MiIIers Daughter" elegantly
Illustrated new music and many
other attractive features Dem0reSt' S
Monthly, for November, is truly gor-
geous. Dem9reStS Atonthiy .Naga-
zine impro, es with every issue. Is
is continually astonishing US with
some new enterprise, some additionl
attraction. The beauty of its typo
graphy, Is gems of literature, its
fund Of useful information, its arts
tic and elegant engra wings and fash
ion plates, can not be surpassed, and
the value Of the premiums given to
each subscriber perfectly astonish-
ing Yearly, So, Address w. Jen-
nings Demorest, 838 Broadway,
Now York.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

Things al, not lovely in the
Republican camp in Missouri. The
question Of entranchising those who
the laws have DISTINGUISHED on
account Of their rebellion, is the
inharmonious ton Of the party
Senator Schurz,, ex-senator B. Gratis
Brown, and othsr prominent Radio
ais, are upon ORE side, and Senator
Drake and Governor McClurg on the
other. Like alsfamily janglos, the
quarrel is getthg very hot and Bit
ter personalities'are the result. From
our standpoint he chances Of sue
cess seem to lie iyith the Schurz par
ty. The last Sts Louis Democrat, the
leuding Republican paper of Missou-
ri and the organ D the Schurz-Brown
wing, takes a lively rattle al the
President for in erfering, as it alleg-
es, In favor of the Drake side of the
controversy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
SheriG's Sale-FOuntain.

- County of Grant. % County, Wisconsin
John Crouch, plaintiff Isaac Fountain, defendant.
By virtue Of writ Of execution issued out of the
Circuit court Of Grant county, Wis, in favor Of John
Crouch, laintn and against Isaac Fountain defend
ant to me directed and delivered, and for want Of
goods and chatels OF the said defendant wherein to
lew have By direction of plaintiff levied upon all
the right title and interest which the said defendant
lad on the 10Th day Of July, 1870, or has since
to-wit East half Of lot FIVE o. In block two ~, vii
lage Of Blue River, Grant county, wisconsin; which
said property will the 18th day Of December, 1870,
at the hour Of IL O'Clock NJ of said day, offer for sale
and will sell at public vendu' to the highest bidder
for cash az tho front door OF the court house, In the
village Of Lancaster, Grant county, Wis.
said sals will be made 70 satisfy said execution and
aocruinp costs WILLIAM H. elise,
JoHN CROUCH plaintiff. Sheriff.
pa.ed Sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wis, October Oath,
ls-O live
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

CAUSE OF GEN. LEES DEATH.-The
following is from letter OF the New
York Herald correspondent
"Tho attending physicians Of Gen.
Lee, DR.. Barton and DR.. Madison.
pronounce the opinion that the im-
mediate cause OF his death was "men-
tai and physical fatigue, inducing
venous congestion ofthe brain, which,
however never proceeded as far as ap-
poplexy or paralysis, but gradually
caused cerebral exhaustion and
death.
The original cause they held to be
the strain upon his mental constitu-
ton, occasioned by the weight of his
responsibilities as military leader of
the fortunes Of the South, by grief at
the issue Of that struggle, and by the
tax upon his sympathies resulting
from The vast correspondence be was
continually receiving from the MAIN
ed and widowed and orphaucd and
impoverished Of the South who came
to him from force Of habit with thoir
grievances. lie died rather from
moral than physical causes his
physical development was well nigh
perfect, and that there was no merely
reason why he might not
have lived for years 10 come"
The weight of his responsibilities
as the military leader ofthe rebellion;
grief at the issue Of the struggle. and
the incessant thought Of the widow
ed. orphaned aud suffering Wbata
burden for man to bear! How
steadily, surely it brought him to the
dust His enemies could have in
vented no punishment so cruel as
this.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25
Estate OF Hawkins.

lyrArE OF WISCONSIN, IN Probate, Grant Co. court.
- Grant County. 5 Probate Office Oct. ~, 1870.
In the matter Of the last Will aud testament Of samuel
Hawkins, deceased.
Whereas an instrument 10 writing purportlng to be
the last will and testament Of samuel Hawkins. de-
ceased late OF Grant County, Wis, has been hsds in
thi office; and whereas application has bee made -
mas Laird Of Grant county, pray that ths same
proven and admitted 10 Probate according to the
! - OF this state.
n ia orIrre! tbat the said application be heard be-
faro tho udge Of this court AZ tho Probate Office ia
IancasteT M gaH county Monday, tho 2lst day IL
November A. D. 1870, ~ o'clock ia the afternoon Of
And If Is further ordered. that notice Of said app6-
cation and hearing DO given 10 all persons interested
in s,id egtate By publishing copy Of this order for
N rec successive weeks prior 10 said day Of herir q
IN the Grant County Herald weekly newspaper
published At Lancaster, in said county.
IN the Court WM. McGONlGAL
2lw3 County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-25

49, Hon. Chas Burchard Of Beaver
Dam, who was nominated for Con-
gress by the Temperance Convention
at Fond du Lac, publishes a letter in
the Daily, declining the empty hor-
or and urging all temperance men
and Republicans to support Colonel
Watrous. This is sensible. We
quote from his letter. lie says:
at is my deliberate and natural
conviction, that at this time a Tenn
peranco political party, putting in
nomination its separate candidates
for Office, would not only fail to ac-
compiish its purpose, but would
prove hostile to the great and porma-
nont ends for which temperance mon
are laboring. A Temperance polit-
zeal party must inevitably draw its
numerical and moral power chiefly
from the Republican party, rh0Se
principles ! haze tong jeliered, and still
belieUe, to be the bulrarkS Of or nation
al safety and progress And further
moIe, since in this party arc found
the main body Of temperance advo-
Gates and voters, TO withdraw these
men and their votes, is in my Judge
ment, by so much to weaken the on
" political organization to whom we
can at present look for the promo
ton Of the cause Of temperance it,
self"