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WITHDRAWAL or HOY. n. n. TAYLOR
SARDIs, MISS, July IS, 81.

SARDIs, MISS, July IS, 81.
EpIroR STAR:
When my name was first men
tionedin connection with the Gu
bcrnaiorial nomination, | was dis
posed at once to publish a declina-
ton. Kno wing that some who
would have supported me were al
committed TO other candi-
dates, and realizing the many dis
advantages attendant upon enter
ing the canvass at that date, |
looked upon defeat as almost in
esitable. Friends, however,
thought differently, and yielding
to their solicitations, | postponed
final and definite action. Its now
manifest tina, | cannot 90 into the
Convention with positive strength
enough to give assurance Of any
thing more favorable to Inc than
The possibility of producing a
deadlock" and the contingent
cies which might arise ,hcrcfrom.
Believing tha. the canvass should
be simplided, rather than compli-
Gated, have concluded to with
draw my name from the list OF
candidates. ! wish ii distinctly
understood hat my action in this
matter is not in the interest Of any
man, or faction, or so-called
wing Of the party, but is taken
simply for the purpose of leaving
those who have supported me free
to choose between the distinguish
cd gentlemen who are yet in me
race. Hoping that a ticket may
be nominated which will thorough
ly harmonic the party and be
triumphantly elected, and tender
ing to those who have so gencr-
ously supported me the sinccrest
and most heartfelt thanks, | am,
respectfully,
K. III. TAYLOR.
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5bls sis N.la WI
Sal W a. ttftff
sfisa,a vYiirs tli.i 20
BEAD With mr ti lhf in
.irfttf, 1ttti-t 4ufi f- urif
" Hi4nltft te.l. Hii 1000 tI'
tfutifieW, uaI
btlay spyeu tfiufd 0al taIi
itwh MI tmt fb W" til
tram ti ipm ugrt teimhpl
IL plf \ bsi9eeu HrmluH HIH
Sow Ofifnu ar5b f.tt ibe vU
b.iu,ch tht strst, hnd DE open.
W. scenes NJ ne nu4fl Hn, p,n
wnipd 4l.rl ndH bJd 'he time
being during let lfs' i0p 1am
Memphis wH.n ID. gfJ0I rtt.
.1'ob waa H,n, numhefuf an
.tbc ~ and happy pirtj, nanny "
10, far bellies and bfEo heUut NJ
The Mft II the Bar city Some
of The principal incidents 10 thi
work atc laid IN llis State and
the name Of Uf town Of Snfdb uc-
ours once Or twice, though II ~
quite evident that none of the
character were taken from thii
immediate section Col Falkncr
IA a graphic and graceful writer
and seems IN his natural element
when depicting scenes dramatic OF
pathetic, while hc occasionally
drops into tho humorous and ludi-
cronS,
"1'hc White Rose Of Memphis
Is published by Mcssrs. g. w.
Carleton x Co., Ncw York, is
neatly bound and beautifully PRINT
cd in large, clear type, and CON
tains $50, pages. The price is
$I.so per copy and the book can
be bought Of any lcadingbookscll-
or in Memphis.
The following extract from Sun
days Appeal shows that Col. Falk-
ncf's effort has been rewarded
with wonderful success
The rapid sale Of "The White
Rose Of Memphis" has been such
as TO exhaust the first edition OF
5000 copies within thirty days az
ter publication. The second edi-
ton has just been published, and
will, no doubt, BE- sold just as quick
as the first. While the author has
won for himself a we'll deserved
fame rs a novelist, he has secured
a rich reward for his brain work
in a pecuniary point Of view. The
public verdict AS to the merits Of the
White Rose has been made up, and
we are gratifed to know that it is
most favorable to the distinguish
ed author.
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X. II. TAYLOR.

OH Hannibal Hamlin, Of Maine,
The new United States minister to
Spain, Is the champion oflice-hol-
der OF this country. lie began in
iS4s and at no time since has he
been out Of Office more than three
months conseeudvely. lie has
been State representative. State
senator Governor, Congressman,
United States senator, collector
of the port Of Boston and Va.
President of the United States I'M.
der Lincoln. The ancient nan
sucker will no doubt die in Office
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AtRtsF htsliafDa - Ns ifih
msLtidlHaf mlfH, only pf fefm
~ as sssa aBftHiai ait Is hae
gaabR m whl,h aie dtlitd fle
lmtas D. Cafsaft bfHklfa IN
aifst roe p. flHg aatlfla flfI
ry mf 500 mtyva ~ ds ola.
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NATHAN CtnroRp, Associate
Justice Of the United State. su.
presnc Court died at Cornish
Maine. on the asth inst. ared IS
years. lie was appoin,edb y Pres.
l nj Buchanan in lsss-she Ia,
Supreme Judge appointed bv !
Democratic President.
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at iadu l'ssnt En- ,HlH
eae g commemorate pflie aud
.af fs ioid one 9h g1ry to
.it, Bi dBey slDuid beW W mind
aatlbef friends have lids PRIDE
.t10 Sensitive natures are NJ
moff ehs,iy and deeply wounded
b. doia 1toy bad thought dend4.
han tiry can poaibly 81 Ny nee,
.0f ihdil feni rrrtohA
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A. X. DAVIS, colored, Ex-Lieu-
tenant Governor of Mississippi, is
now a preacher and lives near
Holly Springs. He is badly al
nicted with dropsy.
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEETING.

A IN cling Of the Democratic
CONSERVATIVE tNrrutive Commit
tee Is Hereby c He'd to assemble at
the courl-housc in Sordis on
saturday ihc OH Day Of August, ~
Every member Of the COMMITTEE
is EARNESTLY and urgently request
ed to be present as. business of im-
portapcgjs 10 be transacted.
JIG. KYLE.
Sardh, July ,6ih, 1881.
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MARRlED-M Bells Depot,
Crockett county, Tenn, July ao,h,
1851, Mr.. !. +. Bndger, Of Sar-
dis, and Miss s. r. Bridgcr, Of
the former place.
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THE circuit court at Corinth sent
three women to jail--thrce months
each, for keeping a house Of pros
tuition.
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Petition for License

S,yie " ~ Faaoh Co.
W ~ uasstiW Him HysFAtt tiassau "
iHfNHf
w NJ. ntlefs ms5 inmai NJ HuFoBn
ngii respectfully Silva tguf hgiufall'
uply " 4tihfnb y Wtaysf thtth'e
10 feiiH In1n. snl tpiri1as llIf1fi N NE
ll luufi4Fh ~ 0he fdif. fDtnmrnUi
lns Utiobef w, iift and mhnlng Until iht
,aHft date 1881 tigy being solsf and stiia'
biz persons " carry on said buslnessi
~ UaNFu
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Many lose their beauty m fle
hair falling ~ fading Parker
Hair I'alsam supplies necessary
noufshmcnt, prevents FILLING and
grayncss and is an elegant dress
ing.
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inis ,liH sn. M n
ani
Y,phfh BnI. n..Uia H
W.hInt. h.., itlet
Nes',t p,.ii among t
gnlifm ul tAfoo tu5.
a hall interest N ibf Garbage
bish ~ oderlf f nale.
1ht Raril w ofIun0cs uiil
dominate - glloIy %. kcl
The gnel jury of TitnoaI0ga
county found 81 true bile
Caterpillar have appeared IN
the cotton ~ Lovndcs county
Open cotton hollis are reported
IN several counties Of the State
Summit and Raymond have only
produced one peach, each, this
year,
Jackson complains Of the prd.
miscuous shooting Of firearms at
night
In Chiekasaw county 4 new
kind OF worm is attacking the cot
ton crop.
John Sutton caught a turtle that
weighed ninety-onc pounds, out Of
Bogucchitto.
Starkyillc has 4 new paper
the Ledger--by J. {. Ill., 1t
is neat and newsy.
A Natchez dog has adopted and
is raising a litter OF pigs in lieu of
her pups which died.
One Thompson, colored, Of Moss
Point, shot Sandy Coleman for
marrying his daughter.
]. II. Mckay, Of Madison coun-
", the strawberry king ofthe South,
is not dead, as rumored.
Five or six col6red murdercrs
are in Jail at Friars Point, await
ing trial in October next.
Last week the Presbyterian
church at Oxford, was struck and
slightly damaged by lightning.
Recently j.. L. Dunn killed a
bear that weighed over 6oopounds,
at Sunnower Landing, Bolivar
county.
Three colored boys of Summit
have been sent to Jail three months
for throwing bricks into a passen-
ger coach.
The Mayersville Spectator re-
ports a cantalope weighing nine
teen pounds and thirteen inches in
circumference.
A turtle four feet and ten inches
long and two feet and five inches
wide, was caught in Holmes coun-
~ a few days ago.
Mrs. X. s. Wilbourn, Of Tor
renee station, is soliciting funds to
build a Baptist church there. In
one day she collected $500.
AT Lexington on the 10Th inst,
Herbert Sewer, a colorcd murder
er, while escaping from Jail, was
shot three times BY the jailer and
killed.
htthc hanging Of lobe Bell in
Yazoo City las, week, a colored
sharper swindled many OF his race
by collecting twenty-five cents adj
mission.
The Handsboro Advertiser pub
fishes S. Christian, colored, who
claims to be a Methodist minister,
rs a fraud. lie calls himself a
Baptist or Methodist. as occasion
demands and never fails to take up
a collection.
Biloxi comes to the front with a
gourd thirty inches in length and
four and a half feet in diameter
holding fourteen and a half gallons
of water. A collard stalk fourteen
feet and ten inches in length is re-
ported from the same community.
As
In Lincoln county on the 18TH
inst, while George oneal, colorcd,
aged IS years, was playing with a
pistol il fired and killed his sweet
heart, Mary Washington, aged 10
years. AS Oneal didn't know il
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Union Female College.
oxford, Mississippi.

Yngliqh snd Classical oout,e, Music, Art.
Modem Language, CAiisihrnic, fnculty
complete, Boarding recommendations first.
class, charges low Next session opens
SEPT III, 1881 Apply Tor catalogue 10
7ijpl S. HOWARD, presiden,
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This year the post-oflice de-
partment will establish s money
order offices, as follows, in this
State. Batesville, Byhalia, Full
ton, Madison Station, Morton,
P%ittsboro. Rolling Fork and Sham
non. This Order will take effect
next month.
a few days since at Plymouth
Lake, Lowndes county, a wild ca,
two feet and five inches in length
and a foot and a half in heigth,
sprang upon ]. M. Pennington,
bit him over one eye and scratch
cd his hands. He .ei,ed !, by she
thrqDt, eheked "thc varmint''
down and killed Il with an az.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
yITIAGF on WO0nMAN
TowN 3. RANGE e-oAssYIl


NJ mex sea II aJohn Dolphin. o8
Els s1s nell sell
and sen seA 2Rebecca Dolphin n
VILLAGE OF CAssvILLE.
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Putting a Hoop ON a Bnrrel.

Putting hoop on q family -four bar
rel is an operation that VIII hardly bear
an encore. The woman generally at
tempts it before the man comes home TO
dinner. She sets the hoop up on tile
end Of the slaves, takes +. deliberate
aim with the rolling pin, and then.
shutting both eyes, brings the pin down
with all the force Of one arm, while the
other one instinctively shields her face
Then she makes dive for the camphor
and unbieaehed muslin, and when the
man comes home she is sitting back Of
the stove thinking Of ST. Stephen and
the other martyrs, while burnt dinner
aud the canphor are struggling for the
mastery. He says that il she had but
kept her temper she wouldn't have got
hurt. And he visits the barrel himself
and puts the hoop on very carefully, and
then adjusts il so nicely to the top of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
EXTRA SENATORIAL SESSION.
Republican and Democratic eau
Cnhcs.

ChAcSs
WASHINGTON, Oct. o.
CHucuses were held on Saturday bv both the
Democratic and Republican Senators. There
was quite full attendance at both. The three
new Senators. Laphsm, Miller and Alirich.
were at the Republican caucus. After remain
lg IN ession an hour or more discussing the
situation, the Republicans appointed COM
mittee, consisting of Messrs. Fdmun1s,
logan, Allison, Sherman and MCMILLAN
to confer with the Democrats on
The general subject of organization.
Ia tho Democratic caucus, the sentiment in IA
vof ot eectipg MIR. Bayard "a President OF the
SenSte the FIRST thing on Monday was over
Nheimlnes. Ii was agreed 10 without even A
suggestion to the contrary. The next cues
non, involving the right OF The Democrats
TO elect Secretary bef0fs swearing
~ Tue Dew Senators, was taken ND. ard q
l.ngthy discussion e1Isued. some holding that
thssSs 'feta1y should properly be elected Before
sWt at!n& ia tie new Sensturs. and others that
It was Tie right Of the new Senators 10 part. i
rate "a this election. Nessrs. Peudluton, Gar
l.pd. VOORHEES,. Pugh ard Davis, OF Wst
Virginia were appJiuted committee 10 ,lseat
re tie0bl5can committee and confer with
them III relation 10 the organization.
the Nv committees met and we're ia c0afer-
enco IN fifteen minutes. Before t,roce, ma
Nh l%iit3lt,on sAiu Thar 1t was fsir to the pl-
pabiicans TO ststo that the Denloeraf s. 5sad a.
ready seltcttI 4 caud date for the PRESIDENCY
Af TIC SeAate and that snv Conference coui3
on'y take into consideration the resnais-
ing oilicers connected uith the s4
ate 10 this Mr.. ElmuniS. for Ill.
Rep.'Ohcans, replied that they were only III
thorlzSd e oonter IS 10 the ofganiz tion II f..
Senate rs also Il It'd in Coyincetj Ill gftsa NJ
scSection ot Democrat % be presss!.ac sl3esr
~ tiiat uodv, that such an act w5s t. oYgr
prenllgm 10 some Democrats Guiteas. or
dangerous person 10 murder Pses!d. "a
Arlhpr fer the purpose ot placing The
Democrats IN coatlcl Il the GoveInfnsat.
The Republican committee returned 10 t.4s,r
eaucns chamber, and made their report. MI
Senator auth ny wss unanimously nogllga sey3
the Republican candidate for the presiding o.
hcer, he being the oldest Senator IN eoutla-
Gus service.
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jects has been instituted in Queen county,
who viii aid ssBovcotted pcrsons.
The fact that the Land League of Ems have
passed resolution discouraging indiscrimin-
ate Boyeotting seems to indicate that tue Par
nellites themselves think they are rather too
rapid in this direction. The Farmers Alli-
ance of England have drafted land Till which
will give to the farmer tenants of England the
same rights on tenaDtrys and farm improve
ments which have been gwen to the Irish -.
The Gar of Russia has made arrangements for
a meeting with the Emperor of Austria at War
saw at an early date.
THE recent massacre of railway emi
ployes by Arabs at Wadzergha, Tunis, was
prompted by tho wholesale destruction of olive
forests and vineyards which Gen. Ssbatier
deemed necessary. The station master was
burned alive. The ten workmen killed were
Maltese and Italians A thorough investiga-
ton is being made by The English and Italian
Consuls. Eugenle, ex-Empress of the French,
has made her will leaving all her property to
Prince Victor, and declaring him to be tho
head of the Bonaparhsts.
SEVENTY SEVEN per cent. of the cases
Of the diphtheria epidemic raging in the Prov
ince OF Orel, Central Russia are fatal The
Ameer of Afghanistan made public entry into
Candahar on the 30th of September There
vas general illumination the I'd inst.
A LANDLORD in County Mayo, Ire
land, was shot at by an assassin disguised in
female clothing. The bullet missed the intend
ed victim and wounded a young girl. "A
monster Liberal meeting was held i'll Berlin.
The speakers strongly denounced Bismarck's
internal policy.
Mr.. GLADSTONE delivered remarka-
BILE speech at Leeds. He said that to grant
justice to Ireland was sacred duty, but he
held that England and Scotland should not be
forgotten. He animated that Ireland may vet
be loyal, Notwithstanding the action OF the
irreconcllable party, and declared that
the Irish laborers were the most adj
vanced III the world. He referred to John Dill
Ion as an honorable opponent whom he could
honor (although his Government put HIM in
PRISON.. He contrasted 0'Connelrs LOYALTY
with Parnell's disloyalty and was very severe
on the latter gentleman, whom he denounced
IN uTlmeasured terms. .Advices from st. Pc
tersburg state that the most comprehensive
measures have been taken for the safety OF
Annitchkoff Palace, the Cars favorte st.
Petersburg residence. A subtefranean passage
has been constructed all around the palace,
which can lie patroled by sentinels, and ininldi-
ately riaced under water The Car is negoti-
ati1g for the purchase Of the various houses
surrounding the palace
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

the face of the country into one vast adj
vertising medium, the Springfield Re
publican observes that one obstacle in
the way Of preventing such ontrages is
the melancholy fact that farmers and
landed propriators "don't care. or. if
| they do, II i only 81 or 50 worth. The
disapproval Of the advertising fend is
chiefly felt b. persons who don't own
any fences or sheds or rocks-who have
nothing but sensitive taste and pow
erless indignation. These unfortunate
people can't do anything except swear
never to luy particle Of the soaps or
dentifrices or elixirs or suspenders or
Iiother contrivances SO insolently adyer-
tised, and never to deal with the adver-
tisers We should like to see a league
formed, bound by that solemn obliga-
toni is perfectly proper occasion
for boycottino.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

SoME fifty years ago, at dinner given
by private gentleman of New York, at
which John Quincy Adams was one of
the guests, there were fifteen varieties
of Madeira wine ON the table, and such
an expert and connoisseur was MIR.
Adams that he was able to name nine of
the varieties by the tastes and bouquet
without seeing the labels on the bottles.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

every stave that only few smart raps
apparently are needed TO bring il down
all right. And then lie laughs 10 him
self to think what fuss his wife Kicked
up for simple matter that only needed
a little patience to adjust itself; then he
gets the hammer and gives the hoop a
small rap on onc side, and the other flies
up and catches him on the nose. filling
his soul with wrath aud his eyes with
tears, and the next minute the barrel is
flying across the room, accompanied by
the hammer, and another candidate for
camphor and rag is enrolled in the great
army that IS Increasingly marching t o.
ward the grave Da3.5tay AetoS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13
TOWN 8, RANGE 1-PLATTEvILLl

VILLAGE NOW City, OF PLATTEvILLE
Lots 2. and 49, 1871 IA S. Sampson 40 30
Lot 3 exc "a feet
end 1920. 40I Rich'd Briscoe.. 81
Fifty-eght feet
L. IL Ill IL
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1881-10-13

A hE ttIlAtt AoE the lNtuHy OF EECSllC Mt
Garfield amounted to sS34679 on the 9Th inst.
The Cleveland committee at the ssme date re.
ported the recent Of sJ,l3f Tor q monument 70
President CART Id.
The Board of Managers Of the Natl H.
al Temperance Society hsyo addressed q cos!-
municstion to President Arthur, asking. in be-
half OF large body Of Christian men amt
women, that in dispensing the of1i-ii hospi-
talty al the White House. ana in his appoint
rlents 70 public Office, and in his official COM
muulcauons b Congress concerning lesisia5 ION
involving the manufacture of intpAlctti0A,
beverages, Ire vii Use ms great opportunity to
discourage all injurious social drinking u,aces
THE new class of naval cadets al An
napohs was treated to vigorous ha1uE Ses-
pieion fell on members Of the third class. ana.
as they refused to make any disclosures. til,
whole fifty were sent on board the Sutt,e
10 remain until further orders no com
municR ion between them being all wed
The manager OF the psnspa Canal Company
has arrived st New IarS aud reports rhat work
on the canal l. progressing tavoratly and rafs
idly. There are now 200 mon az work aui
Il IS expected that S, 0Oo vii tie ~ work l., n5-
cember. The sum OF $3.50 o0h hss hccN ii.
ready expended on the wolk ami draft, t5r
$4,000 more ars IL the HANDS OF thu bankers
IT has been stated by q gcltenlan
who had ample means Of knowing That since
the 18th Of August and until the time Of his
death President Garfield had only an imperfect
command Of his fsculiies-had oIly lnci1 III
tefysls He wss in the habit OF coBmncng
sentences, and, toward the end, his mind
would begin 10 wanier-he would lose the
7 head OF his discourse. Many of the sayings
attributed 10 him during that period were
either misunde rstGOd or incorrectly reported.
Thus the saving " Is It worth w5ile 20 con-
tinue this struggle longer2' is sald to have
been made out OF what the patient once said
during his mental wsnderiGgs; Is ii worth
while to 80 into this Florida bus ness furthsr2
being the repetition OF a reInalk by haln At Tie
time OF the Electoral Commission. OF v ale 4 he
was member st. Thomas COLLEGE (CStho-
lic), near Montreal, has boen destroyed 10y fire.
Loss 100000.
IT. is charged that Guiteau's autohi-
ograph, was drawn from his lips by District st.
torusy Cotlhill ~ TIE III mise that il s}o-l.3 le
published Tor his benefit ANA that /, We. sold
by the steGOgrapher to en Eastern journal.
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vNREsEEMEs LANDS!
OFFICIAL.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE FOR TAX DEED
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
LANCASTER, GRANT CoCETY, WISCONSIN,
August Is, 1881.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the fol
IN lowing described lands and village and city
lots in the county OF Grant and State OF Wiscon-
sin were sold by the Treasurer Of said county on
the 18th day OF May. 1879, for the delinquent
taxes due thereon for the year 1873.
The amount set opposite each tract of land,
village or city lot is the amount OF tax, interest
and charges due thereon computed up to the last
day of redemption Now, therefore, unless the
taxes ard charges are paid on the following
described tracts Of land village and city lots, on
or before the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1882, the
same win be conveyed by tax deed to the pur-
chasers according to the provisions OF law.
LAMENTATIONS e, east; ne, northeast; Sc
southeast; W. west; NV, northwest; sw, south
west; n, north: :, south; com. commencing;
beg. beginning; run, running; &C. acre; bib, block
II, feet; lks, links; CHI, chains; addn, addition;
pit, part; adj, adjoining; ex, except; und, undi
vided; cor, corner; Or, quarter. contg, contain
Ing; th, thence; fracl. fractionaLl
TOWN j. RANGE HAZEL GREEN.
Vi1laoa NJ Hoga1 Graau