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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-11-08
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

nEUx JEUNES FRANCAIS, L'HOMME EFT LA FEMME,
~ nouvelemcnt arrives de Paris desrcnt placer dams
une famille prvee femme CONNIE cuisinicre reshon
Gordon bleu mari pour servir table ct &c Tendre
initiates L. r., Herald Uptown Branch office, 1895
Broadway.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Living by Borrowing.

That was keen and truthful sar-
casm of the London Times, on the
receipt of the views Of the Baltimore
convention, that its action showed
that the old Democratic party had
now no principles, platform, or can
didate Of it's own, and was forced to
borrow from its enemies. This how
ever throws out of the account the
secret aims of that party, such as the
repeal of the 18th amendment, PEN
sioning rebels, reputation, offices
and spoils things which are their
only bonds of secret union, but of
course, being unworthy, the title Of
principles, are carefully hid from gen
eral view, under cloak borrowed
from their opponents. One by one
they have drawn upon US for materi-
al to patch their old platform, till
nearly all their planks bear our
stamp at both ends. At last, know
ing the easy defeat that might at
tend any of their own men, they
borrowed one of our supeifuous and
rejected candidates.. intending to
"run him" as the phrase is, before
election, and to "run him" 10 another
sense after it. Thus does the decay
cd and demoralized party try to pro-
long it's dying struggles and put off
the final hour of dissolution by the
modern art of TRANSMISSION, or borrow
ing fresh blood from healthy veins.
But the attempt is not very success
full in most parts. The new element
that has joined Democracy under
the disguise of Liberal Republican
ism" has not the life and vigor that
is necessary to galvanizo the ancient
body. Too many Of them are dead
already, politically speaking; a fac
so notorious as to almost justify Civ
ing this factian of disappointed candi
dates the name Of the sorehead party.
We hope mono of our readers will
try to discover any personal allusiOr
in the title of this article. 1t refer,
simply to the practices Of the party
not Of its members.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

of the Cincinnati nomination, that
there can be a spark of patriotism
among the servile herds who may be
driven to the polls under uplifted
truncheons held in the hands of the
"henchmeu" Of General Grant. His
letter is bitter and full of gall to-
wards his former Republican allies
1t is full o: kindness and forgiveness
towards those be formerly denounc-
ed.
Ia truth, the "guli" that Mr.. Gree
ley has discovered, separating the
north and south, is simply the "gulf"
existing between the party that as o
party supported the Union and the
party, that as party endeavored to
destroy it. Well, how shall the
breach be made up between the Demo-
cratic and Republican parties ? jeff
Davis and few other rebels have
not yet received the benefit of am
nesty. And if they had, the "gulf"
between the two Parties would be
as wide as ever. If the Democratic
party has in truth become Republi-
canizcd, has accepted under com
pulsion q platform and candidate des.
ignated by Republican convention,
we are at loss to see how that par
ty could guard the sacred personal
political rights guaranteed by amend
ments which it despises, better than
that party which introduced these
guarantees into the Constitution. If
the Democracy has not been convert
ed it surely ought not to be trusted.
fit has repcnted of its guilt and
crimes it deserves no more con-
fidence than mon who have Away
been patriotic and honest.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

have entered college and though bright sehol-
airs, left il for other employments. We NAV
have omitted some important facts like those
above.
Now we appeal to the boys and girls who
are working their way up through the tedious
first principles of learning at our Graded
School, is there not reputation established
for our town, worthy their best efforts to
maintain Do not these results of the train
ing of past years show the value of tie pres
ent opportunity? Shall we not in time report
similar victories of Master Charley, Willie,
Dick, WILDER, Oscar, Frank, Eddie and the
rest, who are now laying that good foundation
which made their elders build so we'll? Will
o. the misses, too, seeking knowledge more
than fashion and trifles, choose that better part
which elevates instead of dwarfs the intellect I?
May not the fact that student halls from Lam
caster, be some day accepted as prima facie
evidence OF accuracy, morality and good ear
ly training? f~I
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
One Consistent Democrat.

The other day at BoscobeI viii lie
in conversation with q stanch and
highly respected member of the old
Democratic party, we alluded to the
fact of his being called on to vote
for his lifelong antagonist, Greeley,
as the borrowed candidate for Presi-
dent. His indignant speech in re-
ply ought to have been heard by the
whole crew Of time-serving tricksters
who are managing the Greeley move
ment in the interest of Democracy.
"No sir, they have left me without
chance to vote for President. | can
so for neither candidate. can east
y see how Liberal Republicans can
vote for Greeley but | can't see how
4 Democrat, that claims TO have one
spark of manhood and consistency,
or one particle of regard for the prin-
ciples he has all his life upheld, can
vote for man who has for thirty
years been the very incarnation of
all that was hostile and hateful 10
the Democratic party" with much
more, equally emphatic and sincere.
We don't know what epithet of
abuse may be applied to such old.
fashioned men for not obeying the
party lash, by our neighbsr the Demo-
crdt. We hope its editor will not be
severe upon this one, for filial respect
alone should deter him. The father
has too much weight of character
and straightforward candor, to fol.
low the son in the croo ked schemes
Tor political supremacy, laid down
oy those who made this corrupt
Greeley bargain.
The Democrat once informed us
that the reason why our Congress.
mans brothers are not for Grant is
because they do not hold or seek of.
fee. We will not retort by saving
that cur Boscobel friends indeper9
dent course is owing to such narrow
and selfish reasons or that it is
merely because he is not situated as
editor of a partisan sheet, that is
obliged to howl in unison with the
Office seekers on whose liberatity
its very existence depends. 1t is
merely because he is independent
and would not stoop to such bar
ter of what he has mado matter of
principle. lie will perhaps excuse
this allusion, on the ground of mill
tary necessity"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Professor w. w. Daniels.

The N. Y. World. in a recent is
sue, speaks of Prof w. w. Daniels,
as of the University of Michigan.
He is Professor of Agriculture and
Analytical Chemistry in the Univer.
sity of Wisconsin. He is young
man, of 80 years, native of Michi-
gan, the son of farmer AT the
age of twenty be left the farm. went
10 the Michigan Agricultural College,
at which be graduated with honor,
and afterwards remained some time
engaged in teaching In addition to
practical and theoretical knowl.
edge OF farming, be is also a good
sccholar-especially known as a good
chemist-and we have reason to
know he is doing a good work 10 his
present position, and is doing it in
satisfactory manner Western Farm
err
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Lazarus, Come Forth"

AT the last meeting of the Bara-
boo Grant Club, the hit Of the even
ing was made by Dr.. Cowles. w.
had been told, he said, that the
Democratic party was dead. The
" World' had so said the "TimeS"
authenticated it. What every body
said must be true That party ,cas
dead-dead, and buried. But what
do we now see To its grave.comes
the "inspred harlequin" of the Trtb-
une, followed by a motley conven-
ton. And he said: "Our friend
sleepeth." But the body stunk.
Then pushing back his white hat,
and adjusting spectacles, the "phil-
osopher" peered into the grave, and
in loud voice cried
LAZARUS, COME FORTH |"
And he that was dead came forth
bound hand and foot with grave.
clothes. And be said "Loose him
and let him go.-Bdra6o0 Republic.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Evidence of Greeley's Conspiracy
with the Democracy.

We give below, from the Bingham
ton Republican, a synopsis of the evil
dence that can leave no sane mind in
doubt as to the fact of "HoneSt Old
Horace's" bargain to sell out his Re.
publicanism and the influence of his
journal-the Iribune-for o Presi-
Dental nomination. The synopsis
contains references to corroboratiye
statements of our citizens, and the
editor of the Binghamton journal
promises, if any attempt is made by
those implicated to disproye any of
the statements, either in court or
elsewhere, to present case as much
better than is now presented, as the
case now made is better than prom
ised. The record of this unparaIleI-
ed political infamy runs as follows ::
Le,cis Carmichael to Hordtio .Sey-
mow.-August, 1871. Proposing
pensions for disabled rebel soldiers.
[ Affidavit of Chas. s. Carpenter.
E Le,ciS Carmichael to Horace Greeley.
August, 1871. Proposings pen
sions for disabled resel soldiers and
asking Greeley's views. AFFIDAVIT
of Mr.. Carpenter.1
Horatio Seymour 10 Leirs Car
michdel.-August or September, 1871
Declining to advocate the payment
of rebel pensions. [Mr. Carpenters
affidavit.
Horace Greeley to Le,cis Carmichael.
August or September, 1871. De-
clariDg 10 favor of law giving PEN
sioDs, by United States government.
10 rebel soldiers, though doubling it's
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Mrs. Lincoln at Waukesha.

"F. A. NJ" writing to the Evening
Wisconsin from Waukesha, says
Mrs. President Lincoln has been
here three weeks in a private family,
and is regarded chief among the Wis
itors She visits the springs almost
daily, and is getting gratifying re-
lief from dropsical affection. She
is disinclined to receive visitors at
her boarding place, and is reticent
toward those who obtrude upon
her.
He also gives some facts of her
deep interest and experience in
Spiritualism, which are no credit to
her strength Of mind, and must be
regretted by all who wish her
well
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
sfa-Last Friday mornine a nrom-

ss1h~ b1oV Iiiuay iHOIblup prom
inent gentleman of New York City
called OF A. L. Ste wart and inquired
of him whether il was true, as re-
ported by the Opposition journals,
that he had given thirty thous, nd
dollars to aid in the defeat Of Grant.
Mr.. Stewart promptly replied, that
il was false; that be had not given
one cent for such a purpose. More
over, continued Mr.. Stewart, if at
the end of thirty days you need any
help to defeat the election of Horace
Greeley, call on me and you shall
have fifty thousand dollars. We
have our information from a most
reliable source. So that falsehood of
the Opposition may be considered as
nailed. Our friends must believe
nothing that comes from the ene>
my. NlUaukee Sentinel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Congressional Convention.

The Republican electors 81 the Third Cong ressional
nistrict III the state Of Wisconsin. comprising the
a,,ties ~ Crawford Grant, Green Iowa, Lafayette,
and Richnnd are hereby notified that republican
Delegate Convention will be held at D0dseFne, Iowa
her Ith, 1872, for the purpose OF nominating a
Kspnbcan candidate TO represent said district IN the
Forty Third Congress Of the United stetes sald can
J,fe ~ be voted for at the ensuing November cleo
I'm The Convention will also be empowered TO
transact such other business as may properly come
before H. -,
Tho b,.is Of representation, heretofore, will be
tua dslevate, from each Assembly District and two
from each senatorial District Each county will send
M least one senatorial delegate whether comprising
a Senatorial District or not.
q. b. THOMAS, Crawford County
r. A. JACKSON, Green
J r. DUNCAN, La Fayette
j. q. CLARK, Grant
W. IL. BENNETT, Iowa
d. l.. DOWNEs, Richand
Committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
Estate OF Chiffon.

CTArE WISCONSIN, In ProLate-Grant Countv
= County OF Grant Coutt
n the matter Of the estate OF BSsmou Clifton deceased
On reading and Ming the petition Of William elf.
ton, OF the county Of Grant representing monr her
things, that Bsmon Clifton late of he Co of Grant
on The 18th day Of July, 1872 at the town Of Clifton
died ntestate leaving goods chates aud estate within
this state and Co.. that the said petitioner is the eldest
son OF said deceased and praying that administration
of said estate be TO hin granted
II is ordered that said petition be heard ,eure the
Judge OF this Court Wednesday the 10th day Of
August lSi2, az one O'Clock 7. NJ at Lancaster in said
county.
Ordered further that notice thereof be given the
heirs OF said deceased and all persons by
publishing copy OF this order, for three successive
weeks prior TO said day OF hearing. the Grant Co
heTald, weekly newspaper printed and published At
Lancaster, in said county.
BY the Court WM, MoG0NIGAL, Co. Judge,
Dated az Lancaster, July %, 1872. gwS
IESTA ISTlSTI EI) IN $40
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30


The misunderstanding reports
of the progr ess of cholera westward
from Russia, and other countries OF
the old world, are prevalent. The au-
thorities in New York, and other
maritime ports are on the qui Uive to
prevent its introduction into Ameri-
Gu, and in case the epidemic reaches
our shores the afflicted patients will
be placed ia hospitals erected espe-
cially for the purpose, while the in
fected vessels will be kept in strict
quarantine. 1t is we'll known that
fear of this disease favors its spread,
and it is reported that since the APP
pearance Of the cholera at Jessore. in
British Judia. in 1917, not less than
eighteen millions of the human fami.
ly have fallen victims to it in Judia
Asia, Europe and America, out of
which about one million have died
from the effects of fear.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

gar coating. Less than ten years
ago "The N. Y. Tribune" was a pro-
scribed sheet all through Maryland,
and the old Democratic war horses
snort and stamp in a sort of furore,
when they think of the wonderful
fall of the old Democracy into ythe
ranks. ofcouservative free thinking
The more religious part OF this class
are ardently praying for further
postponement of the day of judy.
ment, while the old Dan Tucker stripe
curse and swear with wickedness
truly appalling, and are in about the
same condition as gang of singed
rats, fleeing from an old barn on fire.
This latter class may work them
selves up to the Greeley heat before
November, but one thing is certain.
in this quarter the present admins.
tration will maintain the same
strength that was manifest in the
vote of the last presidential election
| notice in the last Herald an article
on the Minnesota centenarian DdUid
Styles. now past his one hundredth
birthday. While stationed at Hazel
Green, in 1873, as Pastor of the NJ
+. Church, | had the pleasure of
forming the acquaintance of Mr..
Styles and was received into the Ma
sonic Lodge at that place. This ven.
cradle patriarch acting at that time
in the capacity of Tyler. lie then
boasted of being the oldest Mason in
the United States, and was then
strong and active as man of so
years. Such specimens Of longevity
should not pass unnoticed. Mr..
Styles is descehdent of Ezra Styles
of Yale College notoriety, one Of the
first College Presidents in the Amer
lean colonies. He belongs to long
lived race and it is to be hoped his
life may be protracted many more
happy years. As a reader of the
Grant County Herald, | derive much
pleasure in looking over its weekly
items and noting the changes all the
time occurring in Lancaster and the
surrounding country. Early associa-
tons are cherished with peculiar
fondness and the names of many Of
your prominent citizens such as Bar
Der, Wood, Ury, Jones, Quincy, Phelps
Rev. Eaton and others, are engraver
on my heart never to be forgotten
The west has peculiar charms, espec
tally for the young. Such | found il
20 years ago when my eyes first rest
ed on the beautiful prairies and greer
clad mounds so conspicuous in To,
Southwestern part of Wisconsin.
To Ministers of the Gospel, Mary
land offer advantages which ar,
not enjoyed in the remote western
states. Society here is staid and un.
changeabe. Our churches are nu
merous and our people rich in this
worlds goods, though not as benev.
olent as 10 the great Mississippi val
| ley. Our compensation is more ever
and certain. The Donation system il
scarcely known. The Clergy arc
paid their salaries and that is the enc
OF it.
Marriages are neUer performed by
Justice of the Peace; this work il
given exclusively to Ministers Of the
Gospel. In this last particular thC
west might improve on its present
method. 1t is to be hoped it will
"CLERICUs."
| Near baltimore July 81 1872
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IMMEDIATELY

After harvest all persons indebted TO me viii attend
at onse 10 PAYNE such ind ebiedness On most Of
my claims have waited from six months 10 as many
year., and wait longer | must insist on an
early payment of 4 II sums due Be prompt
d. n BROWN
Bloc mington, July ~, 1872. Owl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
RSFHere's husiness

sas- Here's business. An editor
says: al propose, from this date,
to furnish the Daily Chattanooga
Hcrdtd to all subscribers at its regu~
lar rates OF subscription, payable one
week after the election of Grant and
Wilson.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
The Combined Glover Huller.

MR.. H. B. FREEZER offers his services with the
Combined Glover uuller' machine to the farmers of
Ora nj aud neghboring counties. This achipe sepa-
rates Che seed nice nd clean from The straw and de
ivers in the halfbushel 1t has two cylinders and
is composed Of single huller aud nuhbng machine.
Address II. b. FREEZER,
9w3 pIatteyille Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

sW Sherman Page,of Austin, MINI.
is the Republican nominee for Judge
of the Tenth District. There wi be
warm work IN that district Blue
Earth City Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

eG-The death of President Juar-
ez, of Mexico, is reported and con-
firmed. The recent Revolution is
now abandoned, and the condition
of the country peaceful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30
DRAWING OF PETIT JURORS.

DRAWING OF PETIT JURORS.
NOTICE is hereby given 20 all whom il may con
~ Germ, that the Petit Jurors for the September
term 1877 Of the Grant County Circuit Court will be
drawn at the Office of the Clerk of said Court in the
village Of Lancaster Wisconsin, on Wednesday the
22d day Of July, 1872 at the hour of o'clock p m Of
said day. DAVID SCHREINER,
Clerk Circuit Court, Grant 10.
Dated Lancaster, July sth, 1s72
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-07-30

The Northwestern has already placed u large num-
Der Of loans in Grant Co. but hereafter all leans for
Boscobel District Including Boscobe and vicinity
frst be applied for through the Treasurer, w. Nc
spaden, Banker Boscobe aud recommended by the
Board of reference
No loans less thnn $1,000 made in one place. nor
more than third the value o? the property offered
as security Independent Of the buildings Interest 10
per cent payable semi annually As the company de-
sres to avoid every chaLce for litigation all borrow
must, before they receive the money hold poll.
cy covering the amount the loan that IN Of
death the debt shall be paid aud the gage
celed
Any further explanation needed can be obtained OF
any Of the Board, Agents of the Secretary and
Treasurer at McSpadens Bank Boscobel
r. MoSpADEN
Treasurer Boscobel Board Of Reference.
BosCObel, Wis, May 18th, 1877 3m,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1872-07-26

WITH f. quiet, orderly kept Billiard
w Room, a NEW BRUNSWICK TABLE
and careful attention to the wants Of his
patrons, he solicits share Of the patron
age. Rooma West side Of Elm street, ad-
Joining Webster's Fruit Store.
MI. McNAM ARA.