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ELECTION OF OFFICERS. AT the regu-
lar stated meeting of Wilmington
Division, No. l, 8. of T., held Thurs
day evening, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing three
months;
w. z. Ida Singley.
w. A.-Edwin M. Carter.
r. S.-Daniel W. Carter.
A. Il. S.-James ID. Carter.
+. SIS. N. Fogg.
Treasurer.-Joel V. Greenman.
Chaplain Benz. Eurgatroyd.
Con.-Catharine Belts.
A. Con.-Martha McClare.
/. S.-Joseph NJ. Hazard.
o. S. Francis W. Reeve.
Next Thursday evening, January &,
there will be public installation OF
officers, at their Hall, McClary's build.
Jag, Market above Sixth street, to
which the public are cordially invited.
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DROF. A. s. WEBsTERs
Select Dancing Academy

Ia now open for tAe reception of Pupils for
the second quarter.
TUITION;
Gentlemen's Glass. MONDAY EVENING.
from to 10 O'clock
Ladies' and Cent?, THURSDAY EVEN
ING, from to 10 O'Clock.
Misses and Masters. on Wednesday Even
ing from TO o'clock. and oa Saturday even
ing from 6 10 O'Clock.
All the most fashionable dances taught. IN.
cluding the GLIDE WALTZ and MIHUETp
CUADRILLE.
A 8. WEBsTER,
ae1s1-ln Masonic Temple
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HELD FOR LARcENY.-Before ESQUIRE
Frazer, yesterday afternoon, bridget
Irwin, a domestic in the family of NJ.
OConner, was tried on a charge of lar
ceny. The charge was stealing about S.
from child's savings bank, and also
some handkerchiefs and other articles,
belonging to Mr.. OConnor and his fami.
ly. She was held in $500 bail for ap-
pearancc at Court.
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Tho New Year.

y Ne" Year, to-day, is not meeting
;s ;"ny special Observance, and bust
Is gong on as usual. The banks
Used, st, but all the STOKES are ouen
,bons ,Iboeets are filed with people, MANY
p;nn % remained tt up the entire night,
ess in !, 'he old year cut and the new
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ACClDENT.-There was a collision
between the,J. s. B. and B. s. F. trains
on Friday last. The Lewes train
started from the Georgetown depot IN
advance of the b. u +. train, ahe
stopped at the edge of the town to let
off passengurs, the B. & F. train came
on and the engineer did not see the
train in time to avoid collision. -
There was no damage done.
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NOTICE,
DAVID MEGAW,
CARPET WEAVER.
Kennett Pike, near Columbia INN.

All kinds Of Rag Carpet weve in the very
best man ner. at 81 ort notice, and at reason
able prices.
Orders lett at Mr.. Crippen's Tea Store.
Third street between Market and Shipley,
will receive promt attention. and will call
FOR the rags at the residence OF those wishing
carpets woven. iaIi
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SENT TO JAIL.-On Saturday last, J.
W.. Hall, of Dover, was committed to
Jail on capias for selling liquor without
license. Monday, Frances Polk, Hester
Sordon and Mary Green, col, were also
"jugged," charged with ste aling cider
from the still of +. S, Shaw, Of Har-
rington. John Allen was also commit
ted for the larceny of boards belonging
to Mr.. Shaw.
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All who suffer from coughs, colds, irrita-
ton of the bronchial tubes or tendency to
consumption, will find in DIR. Ristar's Balsdn,
ef RHi Cherry o remedy as agreeable to the
palate as effectual in removing disease, The
Balsam is pleasant, safe and powerful rem
edy; it acts promptly and seldom fails to
erect cure. 30 cts. and 81 a bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
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SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Geo. w. Wells
has sold to Messrs. E. I DUPONT & Co.,
HIS farm of Ill acres. formerly the Jesse
Hallowell property situated between
the kennett and Lancaster turnpikes,
for $20,e0o.
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THE CHURCHES TO-MORRow.

Preaching at the West Presby yterian
church tomorrow at 10a a. m, and "
p. m. by the pastor, Rev. J. M. P.
Otis. Subjects: For the morning,
THE work Of prayer--God's love per-
fected in mans obedience;" for the
evening, 1.-THE Centennial year and its
gIeat question-The Church and
State-Public schools and the Bible"
All are cordially invited.
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WILMINGTON. Del. jan. |. 1875.
Q1"I lions at the Brandywine Mills TOR
Floor and 9rain-Corrected Daily,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HORSE DISEASE,

Positively cured by the use Of HUMpH-
REYR HOMEOPATHIC VETERINARY
SPECIFICS. soldby
WALTON. Druggist.
235 Market street
Also. fol sale. Homeopathic Pharmac
Goods. and Humphreys Specifics for D eopIe
Oct l5-t ianl
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IxERNARD McHUGH.
Cabinet Maker l. Undertaken,
No. 6 East Seventh Street.
Between Market and King

BetWeen Market and Elng
All kinds OF Furniture made in the bes.
manner and of excellent material.
Furniture of every description repaired at
short notice, and on reasonable terms. Also.
Carving of all kinds executed in workman
Liz 9 manner.
He also carries on the Undertaking in all
its branches. Personal attention given to
funerals when required,
Public patronage respectfully solicited!
noy11-HSm
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RRcovERKNG.-The confidence woman
in New Castle Jail is now recovering,
and will probably not have to be sent
to g. Philadelphia hospital, as was con-
templated few days ago.
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M Ar RlEn

POGUE-CASPERS0N the I'D instant.
by the 6ey. A. g. Spotswood, Mr.. Joseph
POgue to Miss Ida p. Casperson, both Of
New Castle county, Delaware.
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A Work of Art.

diamond Spectacles" are made from the
best material. and manufactured with trso
artistic an I scientific skill, and as aids to
failing or impaired eye.sight. they have no
equal. Every genuine pair is stamped with
the trade mark, email diamond.
For sale in Wilmington by b. 8. Clark, n
407 Market street dec21eod&wlw
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DARTIES wishing to purchase dwellings.
IL lots, or other Real Estate in Whining
ton and vicinity. can save and make largely
and certainly. by applying now to
janl-lt :NlJlr., ]. T. HEALD.
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d e D.

BUSiC. On the 3lst inst. OF diptheria, Ber-
tina Annie, daughter of James s. II. and
Annie K. Bnsic. aged tive years and I'VE
months,
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Bosps CALLED IN.-All United States
fve-twenty bonds, both coupon and
registered, issued prior to 1866 have
cease to draw interest. In addition 10
these there has been called in. of the
issue of 1865. the
The daily gazette., 1876-01-01

To SUFFERING LADES-"Dr. Rogerson's
Female Hydrsstis Po,pders, for all female
ComplaiRts. BY mail, q. Address. DIR.
I.ogerson. Il. o. Box. 1868 N. y. Lnv
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will do well to examine them to ascer-
tain whether they have been called in.
The daily gazette., 1876-01-01
WEATHER REPORT.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. l, Il. M.
PRoBABILITIEs.
For the Middle States stationary OF
falling barometer, increasing warmer,
southwest winds and clearing weather.
For the canal region the temperature
will remain above freezing.
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FINANCIAL Ana Ca,rmEHCIA

wILh.sGror. Del, Jan. !. 1876.
Lete.t stock quotatious furnished by
r. X. Robinson & Co.. Nh Cor. eth aud Mar
ket street. Wi.mius;oa fIei., a: l p. 81. 10
The daily gazette., 1876-01-01
POLITICAL.
sHERIEFALITX,
y the Electors Of Nesc Castle a~,

FELLOW CITIzBsSs:
again offer myself to your eonsidera til on
as o candidate for the office of Sheriff, OF New
Castle County. Subject to the Nomination
of the Democratic Party. Thanking my
friends for their former support. am
Respectfully Yours.
ISAAC CRUDE.
January Jst. 1876.
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REGLSTBR'S ORDERS.
REGISTERS ORDER.
KxGrsrKR's Oppnx.
New Castle County. Deoemhe- 90 1s7s

New Castle County. December 90. 1875
Upon the application Of Lewis r. Spring
er. Administrator q. I. A. of Peter Springer,
late of " Wilmington Hundred. in said County
deceased. it is ordered and directed by the
Register that The Administrator aforesaid ,givo
notice of the granting of Letters OF Admins
tration upon the Estate of tho deceased, with
the date of granting thereof, by causing a6-
vertisements TO be posted within forty days
from the date of such Letters, in six Of the
most public places of the County OF New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the Estate, to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case mad
and provided. And also cause the same to be
inserted within the same period in the Daily
Gazette, a newspaper published in Will
mington ;and to be continued therein three
weeks, tE. o. d.
-, Given underline hand and Seal OF
IL.s. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
t~~' New Castle. in New Castle County
aforesaid the day and yea. above written.
S. c. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
All peTsons having claims against the rs
tate OF the deceased must present the same
duly attestsd ~ the Administrator. on or
before december 18th. le7G. or abide the Act
Of Ass emily in such case made and provided.
LEWIS r. SPRINGER,
Adm. c. r. A.
Addres-Third and Orange streets, Whining
ton. Del. dec31eod3w
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TAC0R RICHTER.

Lao ( TAMlSE-w nave received diree
ID from tho importer, q full line OF these
elegant goods, to which we invite attention.
W. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market street
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7l2 Orange Street,

Where will continno the Upholsteripg busi
ness in all its branches, and guarantee satis-
factien both in quality of work and prices.
Mattress making and carpet laying o spe-
cialty.
Repairing of oil kinds neatly and promptly
done. Public patronage respectfully solicit
ed. W. W. LEtAMAN.
dec1l-fm
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E0R CORONER.

hereby announce myself as o candidate
for the nomination of Coroner. subject to the
decision of the Democratic Party Of New
Castle County,
HENRY s. TRUITT.
Wilmington, Del. Dec. 20. 1875,
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UPHOIISTERTNG.

would inform my friends and the PUBL
that have REMOVED to
The New York herald., 1876-10-21
A 4 BARKER & SONS
AcITY AUCTION MART AND n " TATTERsALLs.
CORNER BROADWAY AND 18TH ST.
MAJOR CHARLEs w. BARKER AUCTIONEER

A 4 BARKER & SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND N. Y. TATTERsALLs,
MAJOR CHARLES ". BARKER. AUCTIONEER
REGULAR sALks OF Horses. Carriagcs, &c,
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
TWENTY FOUR hours allowed for trial
THE ONLY driving track In the State.
CATALOGUE OF SAi.E THIS DAY
AT kLEvEN O'CLOCK.
THE SPEEDY brown rrotting Fy La Belle, 1874 high;
foaled June 3 1873; ROT by Paers Norman Alex
aders Norman tsire OF Black wood) dam fast
OF unknown blood: was ony brogcn this fall aud
warranted represented and warranted kind
SINGLE SEA { eide bar Wagon by j. H. Brewster.
TOP FULL spring Wagon, by John vandcrgaw.
TIL FINEST and closest matched Of gcntlcman's
road family Mares Ia America: blood bays with
flowing and tails: own sisters; 15i4 high and
aniable dispositions and rich style; unequallcd
In drive and appearance. positively the
extraordinary matched team offered public
private sale and warranted sound and kind whout
City Also light Dog Cart by Wood Brohcr Of ne
double Hgrncss. &C.. 40.
SIDE BAR Rond Wagon, by John vandcrgaw.
FAST BLACK Trottiug Mare, .5i4 high, years old /:
very stylish In harness. can speed close to 40 gait to the
40 rOP Exprcss Wagon. by TcrrilL
FAST AND HANDSOME brown Maine bred TrottIng
Mare. 15l1 high years cla; Stylish gamo and easy
driver trot In three minutes two men TO road wagon
IL sale for chd TO drive - speed fearless Of locometse
and warrant ed sound aud kind
IOp PONY Phneton, by Howard.
LARGk LOT OF double aud single Harness
TWENTY OTHER Road W agons. Carriages, &c.
ElGfrEEN OThEu Horses.
FULL DkSCRlPf ZION ~ sale.
SAILS NEVER postponed on account Of weather.
A TOP WAGON. TOP PHAEToN AND HARNESS ;
be sold - any oGsr they are % good a. new isS
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, 1895 BROADWAY
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT FOR RECEPTION Oi

s.Sf ron ST .SESs q
ANTsEHENrssP r.stv.'. "a and Sd coli.
BILLiAkDs.?rI III IDS :: % %r.sE-6.h col.
BOARD AND LODGING wANTED-7rH PAez-sd and
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR sALE-isr rAGs-4sh
BUSINESS ME- ss1 oPPoRruS1rrRs-orm isis pAsx.
SEHnks & asb SI F.Sss col
Sd1chaks asP 81 and Sd
CoAsTWIsE sTEAMsHIPs-7ru PAcK--5sh and eth cola
COPaRTNERsHIPS-sTH PAGE
SSSSfSa SSSSfSd iasfssa COL
b*EStfSs bSf HSysEs To ri. Ihr FURNISHED AND
EUROPEAN sTEAasnIfsH4Hn .a P.as@ssS -? is col ~
KExcuKsIoks.7rn E rAeE-ssh col.
AND %fAnrMKs1s TO
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Ssrkvcr@ioSMis4 f @ IA P1es.esa se rAo1-''n co..
GEN cEx RaA oa NHPsaH slIs 1se
E5sFTH LEST asb $685. 1885,. F.ssss col col
s4sslSEGxNTsn sxshLE PAas5A 60! co.
MATRIMONIAL-2D PAcE-5,h col.
1I9ssFey aSb sae pRSssSsKIss-.sr 81 p.orsA col.
AISCELLANkOUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PACx-eth
COL
NUSICAL-2D PAcr-Sd col.
NEW PUBLICATIONS-7rH PA0E--6th col
PERSONAL-1sT PAGE--1st col
pIANOFORTES. ORGANS. &C-2D PAGH-4th COL
POLlTICAL-1sr PAcK-6h col.
POST OFFICE NOTICED PAcY-5th col.
PROPOSALS. PAGE-3d col
PROFESSIONAL. SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALEs-
rRoPEkFY fcSUTa oUT 81 ss THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RtNT--lsr PAGE 9th col
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE,-1sr PAcx-5th col
REAL ESTATE WANTED-lsr PAGR-5th col.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES-lsr PAox-lst and I'd cols.
REWAKDS-1sr PAGE I'd col.
SALES AT AUCTION-2D PAGE-4th and 5th coils.
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALES-1rH PAGE-lst
siTUATIONs WANTED-MALEs-7rH PAGK-2d col
sfECIAL NOTICES-lsr PAGE-2d and Sd coils
ePOkTINa- DOGS. BIRDS &C.-isr PAcx-Sd col
THE TRADES-7rH PAGE-3d col.
THE TURF-lST PACK-3d col.
70 LET FOR BUSINESS PUkPOSEs-lsr PAox-5th col
IRAvELLERS' GUIDE-7rM PAGE-6th col.
UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
lsr PAGR-6th col
WANTED no PURCHAsE-2p PAGE-5th col
WATCHES. JEWELRv. GC.-7TH PAGw-6th col.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET-lsr PAGE-5th
WINTER RESORTS-7rH PAcE-4th col.
YACHTS, STEAMBUATS, &C.-lurH PAGR-6th col.
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The price Of the Herald has been reduced to
aree cents per copy.
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L1OR sALM-A FEW MORE or THOSE FINE BROWN
stone tiousss 9th between 9th and 7th svs south
Brooklyui ~ all improvements hns location; pcs
o8.OOu AuRAILL's RaAl RssAss onAeo. ass 9th Aw
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A TOP WAGON. TOP PHAErox AND HARNESS;
must be sold ~ offer; they good as new lS5
West 8iss ~
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

The price Of the Herald has been reduced to
three cents per copy.
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I,LATS. FLATS AND HOUSES, FURNISHED ELE-
ganily Ss garden 90 feet by no rent this month;
only few Of those elegant Flats LETT. situated
Broadway between Woonbnr and Ivy sta Brockiyr cars
the doors minutes; only 20 minutes iron,
koosevcit and Gvnnd fcrres hot and cod
WATER stationary tubs bath water closet ventatos and
elevators each noor: the windows curtaned the halls
colothed and stcrs capctcd by the owner Al ccmrl.e
and everything make first class honest Will be let to de-
srnbe ianes only a the low rent OF $i5 xi4 and
$40 hoori worth x5o noor; here IL u city and country
combined; four and noor, Apply 30 tho
~ Wondbne st. Also second and Third Stery, No.
20 ~kiiran NJ. Apply go DO kab ccht Rooms $40
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A LAkuk ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ~ FERT
Afout FIRST class brown stone gcbtlonsns Residence to
ali appointments nrrt class billiard table, Ac
chance for desirable willing TO Drookyn Full
particulars OF NJ y. DOwLEY, Attorney, 10 Nassau ST..
New York.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES. sc.

The price Of he Herald has been reduced 10
three cents Der conn
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1He pTtce V We AeTulu huS 0eeD feuuceQ 10
three cents per copy.
ArAuCrIoN- wM VAN TAssELL AUcrIoNEER
MORTGAGE SALE.
MRssRs. VAN TAssELL KEARNEY
will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY SATURDAY. OCTOBER II.
THE ENTIRE cosTEssTs rpss s'Sfs 81 LIVERY STABLE
M 2,S est Houston Il. and No. 81 Downing st.,
near Varick, consisting Of
PAIR GRAY HORSES. 1854 HANDS HI0a. = AND .
PAIR GKAYs. HORSE and MARE, i5,s HANDS HIGH.
PAIR BAYS, HORSE and MARE is HANDS HIGH. .
raIs AK : BAY moRsEs is4 HANDS HIGH. and
PAIR SoRi:Ef. and GRAY HORSES, l5. HANDS
HIGH and YEARS OLD.
ia1s HANDS nIGII, and YEARS OLD.
PAIK DARK BAYS, HOkSE and MARE. l5N HANDS
HIGH 9 and . YEARS OLD
seven scts double Harness.
One set single Harness.
TWO cLAEENcEs, ~ Campbell AePherson.
TWO CLAkENCES bv Henry
GLASS QUARTER COACH. by Wn- II. Gray.
GLASS QuAnTEK COACH Wy Loose Il Williams
r rwn Is h1KGE hfHkSEs fts sy Tramsa Gumsr:a
SIX SEAT PAkK PHAE1oN, BY Campbell 4 Nc
ONE COVERED COFFIN WAGON. ono open wseon.
ONE DOCTORS MACON one seat Depot Wagon
ONE POUR SEAT PlAETON.
oNE FIX SEAT SLEIGH Cutter Sleigh, one
Truck.
Blankets. Robes, Sleigh Bells. Whips, &c
THE ABOVE STOCK is all In hrst class condition The
Horses are all Sind and true and believed TO be perfectly
sound. The whole will be exhibition
CATALOGUES are now ready, and may be obtained at
the stable and the oce ftae Auctonee no. ll2
ny ORDER or THE MoRrGAGER
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The price Of the Herald has been reduced 10
three cents per conn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
Glorious State Rights.

Columbus (Miss.) Democrat August 25, 1879.
A bold, clear, and unequivocal
avowsl of the doctrine of State nights
as held by the fathers of Democracy,
would be peculiarly opportune at
this time, though Boutwell, in his
Mississippi report avows the atroc-
ious doctrine that the Central Gov
eminent can deprive State of its
Statehood, and convert it into a terri
tory or provlnce-not one of the
suHugated States only, but any State
when the circumstances, in the wis
dom of Congress, may require it.
We do not distrust the action of
the Democratic party in the matter of
State Rights should it come into
power. 1t might fail to repeal the
the laws that are fragrant usurpations
of powers belonging to the States, for
fear of disturbing "the fruits of the
war;" but the history of the last ten
years affords a guaranty that there
would be no new usurpations.
But more than his supporters at
large, we can confide in Mr.. Tilden
in the matter of State Rights. He
was brought up in the school of
State Rights-as it W ere at the very
feet of Gamaliel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
Carthew q Druen's mill.am, near

Carthew 81 Druen's mill.am. near
Rockville, washed out.
Greener's saw-miII is washed
away entirely-loss $4,000.
Pettyjohn's grist mill, scion miles
east of Lancaster, almos totally
destroyed
Z. Stuart's Ellenboro mis-dam 10
damaged to the amount of $500.
Jacobs Il Holloway lose 1000 by
washing away the dam of he Anna.
ton mill.
Geo. Gray's mill and lam, near
Lancaster, so injured that il will take
months to repair.
Fox 4 Hannum, on graDar Y and
dam are damaged 81 ,OO'. Mr.. Fox
lost $3.50 worth of whea, flour and
feed.
A. H Zimmerman LIST 5000 in
horses.
Robert Mccartney, 500 in horses
-one of them struck BY lightning.
Jacob Smiths corn cop damaged
$3.50.
w. A. Graham lost so hogs, a
large barn, wheat and fences-loss
$500.
VIM. Raines, north Of Lancaster,
loss in oats. hay, potatoes, corn and
fences, 5000.
Geo. Hoods grass to the amount
of II or 10 tons destroyed and a
large quantity of fence posts swept
away.
A. Decker lost hay and fences to
the amount of 5000.
Geo. Blackburn near BeetOwn,
lost hay, oats, corn and fences to the
amount of near $1,000.
Philip Muench and Thos. Elton,
near Blackburns, lost heavily.
James Day, on Grant, west of
Lancaster, lost 40 tons ofhay-$250.
ID. divers mill, near Lancaster is
only slightly damaged. 1t will be
about the first water mill in the
county to be again running.
The individual losses here named
are only a fraction of the whole.
TO name all, we would have to nsmo
all the farmers along Grant County
streams, and many in the dry valleys.
The people along Green river, and
the Blue river waters suffered very
generally but not SO severely as on
Grant. Every whore the waters
are reported to have been from three
to ten feet higher then ever before
known.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07
Great Gains and q WhoOping big Republican
Majority In Vermont.

A state election was held in Yer
mont on Tuesday. Three Congress-
men were eIected-all Republicans,
and each has about 10000 majority.
1t is the result of holly contested
campaign. Vermont was always
Republican but the Democrats have
labored so hard that they expected to
make large gains. The result was
the opposite. The Republican ma
iority at tho State election in 1874
was 20,324. Now the majority is
25, 900 or perhaps 10000. The peo-
pie voted with the zeal they did at
LincoIn's election in 1860. What
they did in Vermont on Tuesday
they will do in Maine next Tuesday.
The people arc aroused. They saw
ed the country from traitors with
bullets they will save it from the
same hands with ballots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-09-07

TGR State Democratic convention
in New York nominated Horatio
Seymour last week, for Governor. He
telegraphed that he could not accept
but his telegram was Suppressed. The
convention sent committee to inform
him of his nomination. He told the
committee that he could not accept
but the committee returned before the
the convention adjourned and stated
that he would accept. After the
Convention adjourned the truth
became known, and it has made a
deal of i'll feeling in the Democratic
party of New York.