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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-02-16

IMPORTERS AND DELLERs IN
FINEST FAMILY GROCERIES,
COS Psnna. Ave, OPP. Metropolitan Hotsi
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PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE sToREs
OTYIcE A. o. s.
PLAIraBuRd BIS, n, ". JAnaaiJ n, ls7a
Advs tlssmsn ashsd 10 each, will be rsesiy,d At
sl HSs S M sS.sse a. % e,
lS,.i v nan % sabsi.tsnes store, yiri
b,rsii klolr for issue, s.ln lbs Hlur for SALE %
oness. - lb-. Rice, 90 Ibs Jtis Coffee ~ lbs,
BTogn Sugar, 70 isA Writ. out Loaf. aOO ibs
blsek les, ~ III. Sep, so lbs Salt ,oI issue 40
tsred 10 lbs Fresh PeSahes, " oansi kaiaias, Or
lotesi Tomatoes. % oaas; Green Corr, iti cans ssF.
olbs.; Golden syrup, u gallons; -
ian Fint LIOatsDant Fiji ArtiiissS, A. o.'s.
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Proposals.
BoGHD or PunLto worm,
IlfaTnfcT % UOIuNnfA.

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WARRINGTON, u. o., februaT . ISL
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t,s,oA Vie. p1.L; sM so. ssF pSsI,. va.
pROPOsALs FOR AMY sUPPLIKs.
orricE oH1sy ouanrus~.FrrAl
a..lsS pl,pe..i,. n sap:s;s III ;. s.s...,
this % % until II O'Clock, a m. February 70. u
''' 'n' '; sIs:c, ffoyNps OATS.
c6o PoJSDs BRzN.
Dsiivsry Of the oats and bran Al Port Lsavsnvorth
10 commence vitgin Ten o) days from dats Of evard.
as sas a ss soo e. " o. 81
lhs dsliys1 n he braa Il fort HsEtss y b nsde
d, Bidders VII STATE their prices per ons busdrs
Pfopossi, vii be received Tor sng pOrsos The
81 proposal v4 ,. .n,...t.lp,e unl... n. Byss
BIDS, o. rsprc.sutsd ~ agent Or stIorssI. or =
kas.u y ~ es,Gi 2 p -
this once VII BE- inposed uron bidder and eoptrao-
tors, s1d blsak foras q prOpoaAs vil Be fass.hsa
b. csdss q he Department oOnmsaas.,-
D.puty Q NJ General. U. 5. N. o. q. II. bss,st
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AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.

AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
We hsys In cellar
10 bbis. FINR OLD WHISTLES.
BRANDS
- "kE'L.EsE,iiSSs or.
CALIFORNIA WHEAT, p
.t- AT $3.50 PER GALLON.
OTIIRH BRANDS At CORRRsPOND-
ESQ. IN0LY Low PRIoks.
BRANDTEs, REST BRANDS.
SCOTCH AND IRIsH wHIsKIRs.
sHKSRY AT Low PRIoKs,
PRICks LOWER THAN ANY OTIIKR
HOUSE IN TOWN.
ann ImPOnTRD CIGARS.
We s9:s1, s'ss,5s Per g1s:a sat-, S.S nal
.sll - rytA =, vhois.ale prss. deal s.elusi,sJ
S:. Sss SoI IL ss6. :fSg Ss. -
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ra. PRICE LIFT.
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RosA Ooneha-hrstz, per hoH, tntO, Tor 81.
so. . Ss s' s1s.
Hsnp days, ESuuins, Is cents sDisos, Tor o.
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All the best brands q Havana Otszrs Parties par
ehAsinS from ne oAh bssure ID EsttinE Esnuins I'm
We have last resolved tdireot lmportstion) Of Nss
| call pHrtieuiAr .tteauon 70 oar .tOok Of .PARTA
thIas bot genuine PGfAgas" = per iotos a. head .
thls snt publ ahsd b. us the request o
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AMERICAN TIA COMPANY.
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DROPosAIs ron AMY sUPFiiKa
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OTrIcn OMHr OoMMinaAnr bUnfuTnuCMl
MILITANT Dfvtaiou or TIE pAoIrIn, y
bAH InAnutnoo, Cal. nov -. III. \
eAled proposals., in duplieaie, Nth e1pT u tbls
edyeTtlssmsnt attaohsd 70 saoh duplicate u The "a
vii - reoslvud b. the rndsr,iGnsd, q this 0aos,
me, ~ hafkst street. san Irans.Qp. OpliforsAA,j
1ntn Y 9elook. m on THVRsDAf, IeetuaT =,
,erJ i've OF slaughtered, a. eash and ever ens q
the militarT posts o. hertaftsr establiahsd IN
Anfena TeIrit?U, Of all the Beef and mu,,on that
may Ps required for the rOops siatloued hsreat Oar.
ing the lear oonmenoina JAY l, ts71 Proposals 70
ssprs.. phoe. 70 Ueisd Stats paper note eursnsr.
100 BEEvks AND t.ao0 wITnERH
Oofes Of The present ooEtragt aod q tbs last prs
yions ons, with detA.d lnstIuotgna 10 hadsrs uPsn
which propo-als should be bassd, b obtansA "a
tots oce and from the mmissarss a The fqliswtna
AIthoaA TeruioUi bAn,a fe, Nss hsnieo tan IN
!qnlo fs1asi On eaEo. llliaoisi 81 Lguls Hl.sour
fopos;is sii ). received Tor one or 40, number Q,
As guarantee that ths contract vill be sfssutsd n
auardsd, no bid Will BE- Considered uithoaf An aeoo.
panyinG deposit Of ebooo ourencT the Qhoia sss-
uheate 81 The Oom~issAv At one Of The above dsrs.
natsd places that such deposit hAs bssn received b
Bldd.r are i.vitsd to be present at The opsaas .,
TIE Hsht Z reserved Of accepting OF r.iss.ing say
BID a. msg Be deemed best fog toe lntsrs.t q Ne
All il.ui' d vi a. q ia
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
Anti-Greeley Convention.

No inconsiderable number of the
democracy are bitterly opposed to
and will not support Mr.. Greeley for
the Presidency, and strong effort
is making among them to prevent
his nomination at Baltimore. To
carry out their aims a confidential
circular has been quietly distributed
among the anti-Greeleyites, which
opens as follows:
"The Cincinnati movement, con-
ceived in corruption, has so far spread
its malign influences that prompt
measures alone can save the Demo
cratic party from disbandment and
destruction. 1t is impossible for the
village politicians. who have seized
the party machinery, to succeed in
anything but their avoweo object to
disband the party. AS means of
future usefulness, the Democratic
party organization should be preserv-
ed, and as the GreeIeyites an
nounce their intention to bolt md
support their candidate if they do
not secure their object, it is now
the duty Of true Democrats to pre-.
pare for a severance from such pol
iticians, by throwing off the elements
of dlscord to make the organization
purer, stronger and better in the fu-
ture."
After denouncing the Cincinnati
Convention as wholly irresponsi-
BILE affair, the circular proceeds in
the following emphatic manner.
you are earnestly requested to
attend the Baltimore convention, and
to secure the presence there Of at
least two prominent, true Demo-
Gratis from each Congressional dis
trict of your state. If the Balti-
more convention is so lost to reason.
so utterly shameless in the total
abandonment of principles as to go
outside Of the party to select lifelong
opponents as their nominees, such an
act is not binding, and it remains for
the true Democrats then and there
TO organize another convention
without delay, and to nominate
tried and trustworthy standard bear
ers."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, California

Advertising alone does not produce success.
The thing which is advertised must have i n
trinsic merit, or else large advertising will
eventually do il more harm than good, adver-
tise il thoroughly land you will be sure to sue
coed if il is poor, don't praise it, for people
will soon discover you are lying.
Such is the policy of the Burlington Route,
which runs to three great regions in the West:
LIST, To Omaha, connecting with the great Pa
cihc Roads. I'd, To Lincoln, the capital of
Nebraska, and all that beautiful region south
ofthe Platte, filed with r. r. lands and home
steads. Sd, To st. Joseph, Kansas City and
all Kansas points.
The roads are .plendidly built, have the
best bridges, finest cars, the Miller platform
AMI coupler, and the safety air brake { TO pre-.
vent the loss of life that is everywhere else
happening) Pullman's sleepers, Pullman din
ing ears, large and powerful engines, (to make
quick time and good connections), and are in
a word the best equipped roads in the West.
So that if you desire 10 60 safely, surely,
quickly and comfortably TO any point in
Southern Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, or on the
Pacific Roads, be sure that you go " BY Way
OF Burlington.n
All who wish particular information, and
large map, showing correctly the Great West,
ana all its railroad connections, can obtain
them, and any other knowledge, by address,
ing General Passenger Agent, B. & Ne. r.
r., Burlington, Iowa.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
For the Campaign.
The Missouri Democrat
At Reduced Rates for the Weekly
and Tri-Weekly Editions for the
Campaign.

The Presidential Campaign upon which the country
il about TO enter, will undoubtedly be the most excl
ting in its character, ii will be the most
In its results that has occurred since 1870 The Dem
ocratio party has temporarily struck its coors and
seeks under false pfeenses and leader false 10 his
fes teachings and precpts TO get control Of the gov
eminent for the purpose of undong the work of the
war, and renaugurating sectional strife 1t hopes to
find in Mr.. Greeley second Buchanan The Repub
lcan party is arrayed against the unhoy alliance of
the Cincinnati Convention. 1t will nominate a caDdi-
date at Philadelpha-General Grant, as we hope
whose election will deeply concern every man inter
ested in the financial commercial political welfare
OF the Union, and whose triumph will secure for us
peace at home aud respect abroad
The Press is the recognized power in politics The
newspaper is the cheap and faithful missionary Of the
Republic. We intend that the Missouri Democrat
shall bring to the support of the Republican party in
the contest fuU measure of earnestness and zeal
and we appeal TO the friends Of the cause for that as
sstance in the distribution and circulation of our pa
per- without which the best work of the Journalist
cannot be made effective We shall! print from now to
the 18th of November
CAMPAIGN EDITION OF THE DEMOCRAT.
weekly and tri-weeky, which will be sent to subscri-
bers at the following low rates:
For weekly till November 18th, fifty cents per sin gle
copy fotyhve cents per copy for clubs ten copies
over, TO Z. o. address.
For tri-weekly till November 10Th, $l5O per single
copy; $l35 per copy for clubs of copies or over to
address.
This places it within the power of every voter in
campaign. We hope to make up very large sub
scnpton list for these special editions.
Send in your orders
Remittances may be made either by draft express
Posotlice registered let lers at our risk Address
ST. LOUIS DEMOCRAT CO., ST. LOUIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
Oh should be preserved:
r,rlnr.I rrpsNpIrrnRs rER eAPIrA.

Thus we sec that the national ex-
penses for 1860, with population OF
81 100000, amounted to 81 80 per
head. In 1871, with population Of
38000000 the same amounted to
only $1,7G per head. And it should
be remembered that the expenses
az hero given for 1871 includes slO,N
1873, 759 %, or twenty eight hundreths
percdpita, for the erection of public
buildings, the improvement OF rivers
and harbors and other public works
distributed throughout the country.
While for the same purposes in 1860
the expenditures were only Sob
37149, or nine hundredths per capita.
Taking these expenditures on ac-
count Of public buildings and works
into consideration, the expenses of
the fiscal year of 1871 Of President
Grants administration, notwithstand.
ing the increased area of the coun-
try, the interest on Pacific railroad
bonds, tho organization of the new
territories, &C., are shown to be as
low and economical "a those Of any
administration which has governed
the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
Notices from Horace Greeley

Grant and his policy deserve the highest
credit."-I Horace Greeley.
"While asserting the right of every Repub-
lican to his untrammeled choice of a cand-
date for next President until nomination is
made, venture TO suggest that General Grant
will be far better qualified for that momentous
trust in 1872 tban he was in 1868. - Horace
Greeley.
"The people of the United States know
General Grant-have known all about him
since Doneson and Vicksburg; they do not
know his slanderers and do not care to know
em."-Horace Greeley.
awe are led by him who first taught our
armies to conquer in the West, aud subse-
quently in the East also. Richmond would
not come to US until I'VE had sent Grant after
it, and then it had to come. He has never
yet been defeated and never will be. He will
be as great and successful on the field of pol
itics as on that of arms. "-fIorace Greeley.
A Democratic national triumph means
restoration to power of those who deserted
their seats in Congress and their places under
the la st Democratic President TO plunge the
country into the Red Sea of secession and re-
bellion. Though you paint an inch thick, to
this complexion you must come at last The
brain, the heart, the soul of the present Dem
ocratc party is the rebel element at the South,
with Its Northern allies and sympathizers." -
Horace Greeley.
eyes; General Grant has failed to CRAFTY
eager aspirations, and has thereby incurred
some intense hatreds. These do not and will
not Tail; and his administration will prove al
least equally vital. We shall hear lamenta-
ton after lamentation over his failures from
those whose wish.is father to the thought; but
the American people let them pass unheeded.
Their strong arms bore him trinmphantIy
and they still uphold and sustain him. They
never failed and never will "-Horace Greeley.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
For Presidential Electors,
Figures Don't Lie-What it costs tC
Govern the Country-Cut
this out.

A comparison Of the national ex-
nenditures for 1871 with those OF
previous years, as shown by official
figures, presents a proud and un-
answerablo argument in favor OF the
present administration. 1t shows
that the expenditures of General
Observation-Disclosures percaptta are as
low as the expenses of any admins
trstion since the days Of Washington,
save four, and is less than under the
administration of Buchanan in 1860.
Here il the exhibit from the Depart
ment records at Washington, and
which should be preserved:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
The Arbitration.

The indications are that at last
the question Of "indirect damages"
before the Geneva arbitration soon
will be settled in a plain, common
sense way, that is, by the decision of
the arbitrators themselves. If by
solemn treaty two nations establish
q court to determine their contro-
versy, then let all questions of differ
ehce relating to that controversy be
submitted to that tribunal This has
always been the rule in all courts
A plaintiff may claim damages
against defendant for any cause
that human ingenuity can invent. If
his adversary thinks the alleged
cause Of action insufficient he may
set that up as defence and have the
question first arising first passed up
on.
1t is true that between individuals
the Jurisdiction Of board of arbitra-
ton only extends to the questions
agreed upon to be submitted to it,and
the courts may afterwards be called
upon to determine what was sub
mitted. Bat until the enlightened
governments shall have become civ
ilized for the establishment Of perma-
nent international courts for the de-
termination Of international contro>
versies-if such boards of arbitration
as that at Geneva are to do much to-
wards avoiding the horrors of war
by the peaceful settlement ofnational
ditiiculties-they must have the pow
or to determine what is submitted as
well as all other questions arising out
of the controversy and all honorable
governments must be bound by their
decisions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
The State University.

The Wisconsin University is found
ed upon land grants made by Cons
gress in 1888, 1854 and 1862. the last
being what is called the Agricultural
College Act. The total fund from
the sale of lands last September
amounted to $500 100. This leaves
ninety-six thousand acres uusold.-
The appraised value thereof is 1927. :
600, so the total funds after all sales
will be little over half a million
dollars.
up to 1866 not dollar had been
given the University by the State.
Dane county issued her bonds for
$40, 900 and bought the Experiments
al Farm ofabout 200 acres, and erect
ed suitable buildings thereon, and in
1870 the legislature appropriated
$50, 900 for the Female College build :
ing. Last winter an appropriation
of $4,000 annually from the State
Treasury was made. The Universe
ty is now well organized and will,
we trust, increase in usefulness until
it equals any State institution in the
Union. Each member ofthe Assem-
bly, has the right to appoint stu
dent from his district, if the appoint
ment is not filled, and this student
pays no tuition fee. Graduates OF
Graded Schools with proper certifi>
Gates of qualification from the Princi.
pals thereof, are, by act of the last
legislature, also admitted free, thus
closely connecting the University
with the public school system of the
State aud providing for free tuition
from the primary schools to the
University State Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

cEThe fidelity of the colored
people to the party which secured
their emancipation is proof positive
of their ability to maintain the du-
ties and responsibilities of citizen-
ship. They can discriminate unerring-
ly between principles and men. 1t
was thought by some that Greeley's
candidacy would at last divide their
vote, backed up by the indifference
of Sumner, but never was there a
greater mistake. To man almost
are the blacks faithful to the Repub-
lican party, aud their 100000 votes
can be counted now for Grant and
Wilson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02
THE GERMAN VOTE.
How the Great Papers are Arranged-A Little
Vote In n Big Pocket.

How the Great Papers are Arranged-A Little
Vote In n Big Pocket.
The following is carefully collec-
ted 'ist OF the leading German papers
of the country, classified according
to their politics. AS will be seen at
a glance, it differs materially from
other lists which have been publish,
ed, but it is nevertheless, according
tothe Illinois Stats Zeitung, strictly
correct:
DECIDED FOR GRANT.
Freie Presse, Phi!ade- Illinois Staatszeitung.
pma. Bloomington Anzieger,
B ID leiegraph. and other country Or
Beobaehter, Rochester, gans.
N. r. Pioneer am Wisconsin,.
Freie Presses Buffalo. Missouri Staatszeitung
belletrlstlsche Journal, Der Wahre Fortschritt.
New YORK. st. Charles
New york Handelzei- Westhche Volksblatt.
tuhg. 81. Josenh
Morgenstom, Doyles-P Post and Tribune Kan.
town, Pa. sas City.
Freiheits Freund, Pitts Fortschritt, Jefferson
burg. Civ
Freie Zeitung, Volkszeiiung, Hermann
ark, NJ j. and other country
German Journal, Pa journals.
terson, v. j.. Iowa T, ibune. RurIing.
Baltimore Wecker. ton.
indianapolis Telegraph Council Bluffs Post.
Die Iukunit Turner's Minnesota StaatsZei.
Organl Indianapolis. tung.
Union, Evansville, Ind New Ulm Post. Mimi.
lerre Haate Banner Leavenworth Tele.
Nolksireund, Fort graph, Kansas.
Wayne. Nebraska Rennhl;can
Louisville Nolksbatt. Colorado journal. Den.
Toledo Express, Ohio. yer.
journal, Detroit Abendpost, San Fra'co.
s FOR GREELEY.
Davenport Democrat Westliche Post.
koener's Beleville Freie Presse, Mime
journal. apolis.
| N. Y. journal. Louisville Anze,ger
| Milwaukee Herold
AGAINST GREELEY AND GRANT.
| Cincinnati Volksblat. Cincinnati Courier.
Minnesota VolksbIat.
DEMOCRATIC JOURNALS THAT WILL UNDER NO
CONSIDERATIONS GO FOR GREELEY.
n. Y. Staatzeitung. Philadelphia Demo-
Anzelger des Westens, crat, (owner of %
:, -. LOUIS; country papers in
Volksfreund, Cincn- Pennsylvania.
hati' Seebote, Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

rFThe Prairie du Chine Courier,
one of the oldest Democratic papers
in the State, is very pronounced in
its opposition TO Greeley. A vigor~
Gus article in recent number closes
as follows:
If the National Democratic Con-
vention that meets at Baltimore on
the 9th OF July, ignores the hosts Of
the able, time-tried Democrats of
our party, and pins its faith to the
sleeves of an eccentric, fanatical,
political granny, there is but one
alternative, and that will be the
immediate calling of another Con-
vention, that shall give US an accept
able candidate, worthy of the Dsmo-
cratic suffrage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

GTATE OF WISCONSIN, - Probate Office
- Grant County. So Lancaster June 2s 1872
In the matter of the Proof and Probate Of the LAS
will and testament Of RoJert Gray deceased
late of the county of Grant.
Whereas instrument in writing purporting TO bC
the last will and testament of Robert Gray, de-
ceased, late of the county of Grant has been filed in
this office and whereas application has been made By
Robert Ty ler praying that the be proven and
admitted to probate according TO the laws State
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office IN the village oil
Lancaster in said County, on the Oath day of July
A. ID. 1872, at o'clock p. NJ
And il is further ordered that notice shall be given
TO all persons interested In said win of the time nd
place Of said hearing by publication in the Graz. c.
Herald, newspaper printed in said county for three
successive weeks each week prior to the time Of
such hearing.
BY the Court WIN. McGON1GAL,
5V3 Judge
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-02

supper ever spread on Platteville ia
bles.
Thus glided by the pleasant hours
of Commencement day in Platteville.
Long will the time be joyfully re-
membered by all who attended the
various exercises, and especially will
it be forever iondly thought of by
the Seniors of '72-a trio of ladies
and quintet of gentlemen, who,
since entering those familiar Normal
walls, have "nourished youth sub
lime with the fairy tales of science
and long results of time" A. r.