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IT hss been announced thaL the United

IT has been announced that the United
States Minister OF Madrid has made a
formal and peremptory demand Tor the
release Of Dr.. HouARD, and threatened
that in case of refusal the President would
take decisive action about 1t. II this
story Is true-particularly the reported
threat-then our government, in its ankle.
ty to offset tho righteousness of its trans.
actions with England by a burst Of energy
and rlgor in another quarter, has slightly
overdone the business. II DR.. HoUARD
is an American citizen, II he Is guiltless Of
such offenses as make him clearly amen
able to the seventies Of Spanish law In
Cuba, and If in any respect his treaty
rights rs o Supposed American either
have been violated, then the Spanish gov
eminent owes 1t to us to release him ant
make PREPARATION. But we understand
that Spain denies all these points as purt
assumptions. There Is a difference be
tween the two governments upon thu
fundamental tacts.of the case. II Ameri
ca is right upon the facts then Spain Is
wrong in her treatment of HoUARD, and
Vies psrsa. This difference can be honest
ly settled only by evidence, and for, that
object diplomatic correspondence and
commissioners are in order.
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COOPERATION has been looked tU hone.
fully by many people as a remedy for the
troubles that are intensilying between the
employer and employed. This bond,
however, has proved to bea rope Of sand
in conspicuous example. The firm OF
Brewster & Co., extensive carriage manu-.
facturers in New York, have for two
OR three years voluntarily made the work
men participators in the profits Of the
concern, dividing one.tenth among them
each year, and each man receiving from
$25 to 800 as his share. But under the
pressure Of the present. labor movement"
their agreement has been broken by the
men, who have turned out, FORGETTING a
dividend due them next month, and the
factory is closed. When such councils
have sway, what wonder that capital
withdraws from active business, and waits
the return of reason.
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MIR. CoLFAx is not the first public man
who has cut his own throat with sheet
OF note paper. He explains his letter of
withdrawal by saying that it was not in.
tended for publication, but "the valued
friend" 10 whom he wrote deemed 1t q
proper contribution to the public press.
Mr.. CoLFAx justiiles the publication, but il
the letter had been withheld, he intend.
ed to place himself in the hands Of his
friends, to be delt with as they saw fit. 1t
is fair to presume that the Vice President
Whitewater be cautious about commit.
ting himself. It's an exceedingly danger
Gus practice TO confdo in your friends.
Who was The wise man who said one
should live with his friend as though one
day he might become an enemy ?-and
how many oil our public men remember
the words OF wisdom contained in this
pithy maxim? -,
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PoMERoY AT Senator Pomeroy
appears 70 be in bad odor at home, judg-
ing from the following Atchison dispatch
to the Missouri Democrat:
The feeling Of Indignation in this city
against Senator Pomeroy has manifested
itself generally since our great ratification
meeting. So general Is the feeling that q
prominent Federal office holder, resident
here, wrote TO Pomeroy this morning not
to return to Atchison, as in case of his so
doing he would be burned in efF1gy. 1t is
his own home. The Liberals hope to car
~ the State OF Kansas by fastening
Pomeroy's Senatorial aspirations to the
skirts Of Grant. The Republicans, at the
ratification meeting, committed the party
against him, while the Endorsement Of
General Grant and Senator Wilson was
enthusiastic,
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As THE hot weather approaches the &C.
casional use Of disinfectants about houses
and premises will be found wise preca.
ton. One of the cheapest and most
efectual of theseis copperas. Mixed in
the proportion of one pound of copperas
to eight quarts of water, and, when
thoroughly dissolved, poured down drains
or sinks, it will at once remove the most
obnoxious smell. 1t Is used in London
for sprinkling the streets of unhealthy 10.
calities.
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BIsMARcK's poor health imperatively
demanding his immediate relief from the
cares Of the Chancellorship, and the
probability ofhis receiving lengthy fur.
Tough, suggest the hope that he will pay
a visit to this country. An officer of the
administration at Berlin writes that the
Chancellor has expressed an earnest de.
sire to make tour Of the United States,
and that it is not improbable he will take
advantage Of this opportunity to do so.
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The Greeley Movement in Ohio.

FUSION STATE TICKET PROPOSED.
Especial to Cleveland Herald.) b..
COLUMBUS, June 11.-John G. Deshler
the enthusiastic Chairman of the Liberal
Republican Executive Committee, has ia.
sued call for his Central Committee 10
meet in Cleveland, June IS, which It will
be seen is just two days prior to the State
Democratic Convention. The call urges
the Importance of all members Of the
Committee being present, as business Of
great Importance is to come before them.
This very important business is the at.
tempt to cook up a fusion ticket, whereby
the Liberals propose to allow the Demo.
Gratis all the State offices except Secretary
OF State, and ask them to place on their
ticket for that office some Liberal Repub.
lican In return for this concession, the
Liberals are to pledge themselves
TO support the entire Democratic
State ticket, Several gentlemen are
talked Of as candidates for fusion
Secretary of State. General Brink.
erhof talks of himself, and as usual Is
willing. The committee rather look TO
some other man, and the report is that
General hickenlooper Of Cincinnati Is the
victim sought after, Some OF Hicken.
looper's friends here doubt the truth Of
this story, and say he can do better than
take two thousand dollar office that viii
Keep him here, and no Chance for peruui.
sues. When talked to tonight about the
Workol me Liberals at their meeting in
cleveland, Deshler looked wise and an.
swered: You will see what we are about
when the proper time comes" Some Of
the prominent Democratic politicians here
favor the movement, and express a deter.
mination to favor the making q a fusion
ticket. John G. Thompson and other
workers will go to Cleveland early to look
out for what appears at the time 10 be the
best policy to win, whether It be by a
fusion or straight ticket.
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In case Senator Wilson is elected Vice
President, his successor in the Senate will
be elected by a new Legislature. The
prominent names mentioned in this con.
nection with his place are Dawes, Bout
wei, Butler. Governor claflin, George B.
Loring and Rockwell Hoar. II Is under.
stood that Butler intends to begin work.
ing. Dawes and Boutwell, are recorded
as having the best chance
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TIE Nashville Banner has discovered
an astonishing coincidence. Dan Voor.
hees initials are the same as Dolly Var.
den's. And Dan is the Dolly Warden Of
the Baltimore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
speaking, ofloud pattern and much hustle.
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Gov. JACOB AT HOME.
The Eastern Pan Handle PROMISES
5000 Majority For Him.

RoArEY, June II, 1872
To the Editors Of the inieliEencer.N VI (,
Merely mention to your readers in Ohio
county and your small Panhandle that
no anxious iears need TO be INDUCED for
His Excellency Governor Jacob.
This country is healthy, and our birds
require no dressing Of their plumage with
coal oil. It desires Him and not al Of
them to be Governor. Our side Of the
Alleghanies will give him 5000 majority.
"Nerer sGy de- ONE VINO KNOWS.
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Did By GFOceFs and Drlggtsts eTeFyVhele.
MoABB, KRAFT AGO., proptI,tots,
HEALTHY DIGESTION x ]: 4 II ) \

Life Is rendered miserable when the digestive
organs are impaired. Food becomes replisIve
the body emaciAted; tie mind depressed, and
melancholy broods over you. TUfT's VEGEfA.
BILE LIVER Pills 10 the remedy for these evils
they produce sound digestion; create good ap.
petite, impart refreshing sleep and cheerfulnesl
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THE body Of a dead horse, closely fol.
lowed by the body Of a dog, lot Of
onions, an old coat and a dozen heads Of
cabbage, has been seen floating toward
Uetroit water works, and the Free Pres
threatens threatens to abandon the temperance so.
eiety. l 4 JeR aI4f y N
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OLIVE LOGAN lectured in CHATTANOOGA
recently She was obliged to pay for de-.
ltyering her lecture city tax, q county
tax, and State tax, and fee the Sheriff
and Clerk. The whole amounted 10 $50,
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STATE OF WEST y1RGINIA-N


STATE OF WEST yIRGINIA-IN
Rules, 1872. II =. - :. .,
Thomas :, Hughes Attachment. in a.sump.
Morrison T. Halloween. sit s8 gsl-'
the object OF this suit Is to recover the sum OF
S5S with interest thereon nom the 9Th day OF No.
Yember In the year 1857. upon pronissoEy note
Of the defendant, dated September 5th, 1867, for
the sum Of SIS, and payable sixty days after It's
date 70 the plaintiff, and tho costs OF this suit,
ior which sun, interest and costs, an attachment
mas been made OF the the money or effects Of the
defendant in the hands Of Ikaac q. Williams,
executor OF Eliza Hallowel1, deceased. q,
And II appearing from an afiidAvit filed IN the
cause that the defendant, Morrison b. HalIoWall,,
snot resident OF this State, It 10 ordered that
he do appear hero within one month after the
date OF the hrst publication hereof and do what
Is necessary TO protect his interest herein. ~
Teste, SAMUEL B. MCC0LL0CH, Clerk.
ap4-Th
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HAPPY RELIEF FoR YOUNG MEX nom the
effects OF Errors and AbuBGB early N lire, Man
hood restored. Nervous debility cured. Impe-
diments 10 Marriage removed. New method OF
treatment. New and remarkable remedies,
Books and Circulars sent free in sealed eAYe0pes.
Address, HOWARD ASS0CIAT10N, No. -
South Ninth 81. Philadelphia, Pa. lplsdAw
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cHARLEs1oN, s. G, Augult !, 1st9.
Or. w. H. Tut:

ANs we As 4utts
Dear sIr-I wish to inform you, and ifyou de-
sire You can publish It, that have been afflicted
for upwards Of seven years with DyspepsiR.
could eat nothing that agreed with me. be.
came emAeiated, had no energy, and felt gloomy
and melancholy all the time. 1 have been using
perlenced the greatest benefit, Ihaye 0 hne an.
petite, and can now eat anything. cordially
recommend them to all who have dyspepsia.
DENNIS o'HALl0RAN.
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the sap Of box elder. ' "'
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DIED.

CARTRR-At Dayton, Ohio, on ThufsdAy
night june nh, Ist3, at 2 O'clock nAIrE. !.
E V1S sl Richard Carter aged q yesg months
The funeral win tstsp Aes Nom tAStslidsses
OF 8. Il. B. Carter, four miles east d the ely,
this Thursdayl RiterppoH n d clock 8 Friends
Of the family lnyites attend d bs 'i,. I
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STRICTLY PURE Gup OF the BEST uuGlIn.

To families and consumers, ReEivo Tho dsSur.
dncs that the "ENFERFIi1l BAKIHa RuR1EAp
will prove fully equal, II not euperioF, 70 any
Baking Powder that they have heretofore IuSed,
TO THE TRADE.-our dgures atSlower than
any other Baking Powder now In the fdhIlEotIh
Give the "ENTERPRiSh'i trial, and be con.
Tineed that 1t Ia tho 6stt and ehsgpsSt Baking
Powder sold anywhere. ...'.sl--, n IL :
"RETEKrRIsH BAKING PoWDER" does not give
entire satisfaction. ~ 80 T
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ON MARRIAGES.

Dr. :s TSs:. Hair Dye contain, no Sugar Lead.
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New Advertisements.

.ToR sALE-vALUABLE1l
y DWRLLtNG HOUSES M
Wllbe sold upon reasonable terms, d.
thes the hne residence on the southwest corner
.ot Monroe aud Byron stTeeta belonging 70 the
e4tAte OF the late Governor Stanton, or my
large dwelling house on Market street, between
Jeaerson and Adams. inquire at the book store
Of =. D. Stanton, southwest corner Of Monroe
and Market, or Of the ONCE Of the undersigned,
on Fourth street, north Of Monroe.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-03
The HER AID.
She would't Marry Mechanic.

A young man commenced visiting
u young lady, and seemed to be well
pleased. One evening it was quite
late, which led the lady to enquire
where he had been.
81 had to work tonight"
"Whatl do you work for living?"
she enquired in astonishment.
Certainly" replied the young
man, 81 am mechanic"
IL diflike the name of mechanic"
and she turned up her pretty nose.
That was the last time that young
man visited that young lady. He is
now a wealthy man, and has one Of
the incest women in the country
for wife.
The lady who disliked the name
Of mechanic is now the wife of
miserable fool--a regular vagrant
about grog-shops--and the soft, YER
dant, miserable girl is obliged to take
10 washing to support herself and
children.
You dislike tho name of mechanic,
eh?-you whose brothers are we'll
dressed loafers. We pity any girl
who is 30 verdant, so soft, as to think
less OF man for being a mechanic
--one of Gods noblemen, a most
dignifed aud honored persoa go of
heavens creatures.
Beware, young ladies how you
treat young men who work for
living, for you may some day be
mental Of one of them yourself.
Far better to discharge the WELL
fed pauper, with all his rings, jewel,
ry, brazenness, pomposity, and take
to your affections the callous. handed,
industr GUS mechanic.
Thousands lave bitterly repented
their folly who have turned their
backs to honesty. a few years have
taught them severe lesson.
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Er9al Notices.
ESlale of SIenhenS

- TATE OF WISCONSIN,, In Probate Grant County
~ urant county, Court
In the matter Of the estate of John Stephens. de.
ceased Nv
On reading and filing the petition Of Ann Stephens
representing among other things that she was the du-
qualined executor OF the last will and testament
ad deceased that she had ntermaried with one James
Eade, thereby terminating her said trust. and that
ssd estate Is not fully settled only part of the debts
OF sad deceased have been paid, aud praying that Jo
seph harris OF the county OF Grant, be appointed ad
mnistrator, with the will annexed Of the estate Of
said deceased
IL Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge Of this court Wednesday the 4th day Of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1872 at o'clock p NJ, at the Probate
ONCE Ia Lancaster in said comfy.
Andtt Is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
en- TO the heirs Of said deceased and all others inter
eated by publishing copy OF this order for three (3
successive weeks prior 20 said day of hearing 10 this
Grant county Herald, weekly newspaper printed
and published at Lancaster in said county.
by the Court. WM. McG0NIGAL, County Judge.
Dated Lancaster, August II, 1872. llw3
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SheriG's Sale.-LOgue ct al.

SrATE on WISCONSIN Circuit Court in and for
~ utaht county. Grant County
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
j. F. Jones, plaintiff. rs. George n. Logue and John
L. ). Logue, defendants
BY virtue ofajudgment forec and order ofsae
made and rendered in the above entitled cause on the
10th day Of March, 1872 directing that sale be made of
the mortgaged premises therein toned nd describ-
ed as follows. to-wit: The west half of the south
west quarter and the south west quarter the south
east quarter OF section No. seventon 40 in Town.
snip Mo- eight 80, north of range No one ( west of
the fourth principal meridian ia Grant County Wis:
WIZ on the 9th day of August, 1872 at the hour
OF o'clock In the afternoon, the front door of the
court house in the village Of Lancaster in Grant coun.
w. Wisconsin, sell said described Ian Is and premises
so much thereof as may be necessary to the highest
and best bidder for cash, to satisfy said Judgment
interest thereon and costs Of sale.
WM T.. SLOAT, Sheriff,
ANDRE" MCCALL, Grant county, Wis.
Pits Attorney,
two -
For want OF bidders the above mentioned sale is
hereby postponed until Sept. llth 1872 at the same
hour and place above named
lSw2. VIM. Il. sLoAT Sheriff,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-03

asa- During the thunder storm OF
Monday evening. Mr.. q. w. James,
OF Madison township, had a wheat
stack destroyed by lightning. The
circumstances connected with it are
singular There were five stacks in
II group, and the lightning struck
the center one, which was entirely
consumed, and left the other four
standing unframed. The fire in the
first one gained such head way, that
neither the rain nor the efforts of
those present could stop IT, The
other stacks became so hot that no
one could stand it on them, and
must have been consumed also. had
it not been for the drenching rain.
Tho most singular fact is rhat the
stacks stood between two buildings,
both of which had lightning rods
Wyoming I0pa Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-03

A SwINDLE-A bogus circular,
dated at headquarters of the Ma
tional Grant Club" has been sent
from here to different parts of the
country, requesting remittance of
three dollars from each person TO
whom it is sent to John F. Hamilton
Secretary. There is no such club
here " J. Paper.
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GTATE OF WISCONSIN, In Probate-Grant Copnt,
- County Of Grant. 3 Court
In the matter OF the estate OF Bosmon Clifton deceased
On reading and filing tine petition of William CHf
TON OF the county OF Grant representing among
thngs That Bosmon Clifton, late of he Co. of Grant
on me zOth day Of july 1872 at the town Of Clifton
THIS state and Co.. that the said petitioner IA the aldes
son OF said deceased and praying that amoistrator
ofsad estate be to him granted. '''O'
~ Is ordered that said petition be heard efore tn,
Suuse o. TINS Court. on Wednesday the 18th day 0
county. :" SAN
ordered further that notice thereof be given 70 tn,
heirs OF said deceased and to all persons nteresed b,
publishing copy Of this order for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Grant Co
Lancaster, in said county.
ny TIE Court, WIN. McG0NIGAL, Co. Judge.
Dated at Lancaster. July 25. 1872 i2w5
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Estate of Ransom

iarE OF WISCONSIN. "a In Probate Grant County
- Couhty OF dfant. } Court.
ceased. w
On reading and fling the petition Of Sarah Ransom.
o. the County Of Grant, representing among other
things that Elisha Ransom late OF the county OF Grant
on the 9th day Of August A. ID. 1872, at the town
OF Fennmore died intestate leaving goods, chattels
said petitoner the widow said deceased and pray
ing that ofsaid estate 10 Samuel L. Bo.
ran granted u is ordered that said petition be heard
ilth day Of Sept 4. D. 1872, at one O'Clock p H. at
Lancaster in said county.
ordered furth er that notice thereof be given to the
hes OF SAID deceased and to all persons interested by
publishing copy Of this order for three snceessiys
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the Grant Coun-
" Herald, weekly newspaper printed and published
at Lancaster in said comfy.
by the court VIM. McGONIGAL, County Judge
Dated at Lancaster, August 18th. 1872 l2w3
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10 Woodhouse 4 Hsrger 81
10 Woodhouse 4 Harger 2 81
10 Unknown s So
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G0- The Greeley partisans utter
some strange and even IaughabIe
contradictions. For instance Sena.
tor Sumner says
1T IS also idle to say that the
election Of Horace Greeley as Presi-
dent, with Gratz Brown as Vice
President, both interchangeable Repabli-
cans, will be return of the Demo-
cratic party to power. On the con-
trary 1t will be the Inauguration Of
Republican principles under the
safeguard of "a Republican President
ant RepuJticU Wee President, with
Democrats as avowed supporters. .
Graz Brown, on the contrary,
says:
Neither Of the great political
parties of the past stands forth at
present TO challenge public recogni-
lion and renewed confidence. The
republican party no longer eriStS."
Similar contradictions are found
every day in the utterances OF the
Nom 5ers ofthe great reform party"
and they are the most conclusive
evidence that the two principal ele.
ments Of that party have very
different purposes in view in their
coalition. Purposes utterly antag-
onstlc and irreconciable. There
must be terrible disappointment Of
one faction or the other, after elect
ION, # the coalition should elect its
ticket We ask which il is most
hkely to DO, the Liberal Republicans,
u mere handful, or the Democrats
the bulk OF the great party.-MH-
lrdRkee Wisconsin.
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Estate of Clifton

Lancaster. August IL, 1872. w
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Eot the forty members Of the
Irish band which came from Ireland
to play at the Boston Jubilee, only
eight could be induced to return
the others having found employment
in New York and Boston.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1872-09-03
SPRING, 1872 !

mGALR OhUO.,
BOSCOBEL.
Clothing, Cloths, Cassimeres
in very large variety, at old
prices.
A large stock Of Hats and
Caps, Straw Goods-trimmed
and plain, -Parasols, Gloves,
Hosiery; very large stock of
Gents British Hose and Do
nestle Half Hose at very low
prices.
We have almost Everything
in White Goods, such as Pique
Nainsooks, Swiss, M u | ! s j,
Cambrics, &c. &c. Having
bought these goods direct Of
the importer, we can give
Special inducements to our
friends and patrons.
Our stock of Lawns, Percales,
Organizes and Summer Dress
Goods is unusually full and
varied.
Staple and Domestic Cot
tons in large variety.
We invite everybody COM
ing to Boscobel to examine our
stock. 1t is no trouble to show
goods, and we WILL NOT BE
UNDERSoLD.
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Commissioners RanfilI

> GRANT cousGT. COUNTY I'm FT caSts Grant
We, the subscribers, having been appointed and
commissioned by the County Court of the county OF
Grant, Commissioners to receive examine and adjust
an claims and demands Of all persons against the o..
tate OF Daniel Banhl late of the town OF potosi' in
said county-decessed and also all claim and de-
mands exhibited IN Offset thereto and seven months
rom the nth OF July last uS72) being allowed bv
sad Court Ter that purpose, do theref re hereby
give notice that we will attend the duties of our
said appointment at the Office of the Judge of said
Couhy Court IN Lancaster the first Tuesdays of DC.
toDer, 1872, and March, 1878, from go'clock M nm
I'll Tour o'clock z. NJ, on each of said days.
ADDISON BURR,
RICHARD MEYER
DAVID SCHREINER,
Lancaster, August H. 1872. Iwt
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ED. PALMER GRAD BARNETT.