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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12
Collegiate Summary,
TAFTcN, GRANT COUNTY, WISCONSIN

YsyHE FIRST TERN of the School TO which the a. ovt
name has been given, will commence on "Wednesday
the 25th of November, 1857.
AS the buitding now in progress, cannot be hnlshea II
time. a large ne@ room has been procured, and will be
furnished With chairs and single desks, large black boards
and other convent, noes that will make it a model school
room, and one of the best in the State.
The Mathematical and other departments will be in
charge of old and experienced teachers: such as have, at
the East. a wide reputation. They design to TEACH, in
the fullest sense of the term. Ineir method IS sys-
tematie. thorough and practical. Their plan OF govern
ment, teaching, &c. is peculiar to Themselves, and can be
known and appreciated only by being witnessed.
The Principal has, for many years, oeen IN possession
of one of the best observation-disclosures Philosophi-
cal. Physiological. Astronomical and Mathematical, in
fhe state of Ohio. where he was for wears a regular APP
pointed Chemist, and where the brihianf experiments OF
his students have been witnessed and a~ppianded b. hun
dreds of people. He was President OF Bellefontaine
Commercial College for three years; an6 his experience
and practice in the business of Bookkeeping, Commercial
Calculations, Pennisnship, cc,wili,he trusts, entitle hin
10 the conidence of sill who NAV desire athorourhConl
mercial Course in the Commercial college Department
of the aboye-named School. Those VINO graduate from
this Department, will receive an esegsnt Diploma under
the Seal of the Institution. This instrument viii be
foxnd a nassport to the confidence of every business
house in ans portion of the Union.
piano Guitar and Violin Music, will be thoroughly
tanght to all who wish to learn. Singing win bera daily
regu ar exercise in school; and o compiefe knowledge Of
Vocal Music will be given TO all who attend.
The system of Examinations, Reeltatlsns, &c, is one
that has been highly a~pplauded by teachers, the press
and men Of education.
yearly volume Of IA pages, has been fer the last ter
wears connected with the Principals schtol; and il is q
valuable instrument in cultiyating in his students TASTE
and ability in Composition Writing. 1t contains many
Of his students compositions, their yaledi,tories, and il
devoted to systems of teaching and governing, the sci
ences aud arts, general management OF schools, sad Z
ciails teacher needs; and ii il afforded at one Dollar PEI
raar nov.olc in advance
Tie Terms of Tuition viii be made known to stu
tents or their parents upon application.
Payment viii be expected in a-dvance-Jafton, Nov
10, 1851.
-prrrpFyrCC.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-12-12

XUHyItecP
Especial DESPATCH to the N. Y. Times.l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 80.
BE interview between the President
IGov. Walker yesterday, resulted in no
ice in their position on the Kansas
Walker is immovable in bis
stand for rights of self government
be President is seriously concerned be
/ of its lhickeuing difficulties, but in
tes no disposition to yield to Walkers
Is.
be near approach of the meeting Of
c~ompIicates affairs. Orr is the
linistration candidate for Speaker of
House. If the President continues
in the support of the Kansas Convan-
the effect it IS calculated will be dam
Orr among the Northern men, and
e executive flinches in the least, the
hem Gijtsust Of Orr as ii candida e
be greatly enhanced; for, as a matter
the Administration Speaker is
nd 10y engagement to support its poll
Orr is BOW here, electioneering indus
lely,
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80 Acre Farm For Sale.
"a AIIAEl ERAM IANCAarEr

r WILL SELL my Farm living ~ miles N W. from
town, on The road to Carroll ~ Co e new Mill. Five
acres Of the land Is ~ploughed. aud fifteen fenced. About
10 acres Of the farm is too broken for cultivation, the
balance good tillible land. 1t contains an abundance Of
Water. Timber, Stone and Sand Quarries, and several H.
c1es of bottom, finely adapted to grass. On the same is
a wcli-fnished FRAN House, 2oE2S, built last year ex-
messly for the Subscribers use; also, a small stable.--
viii sell the farm low, and on accommodating Fefns.
~Also-AdjoinIng the Sb6ve ID 100 LAND, a.
dapted for p good earfn, will be sold CHEAP with or sepaists
from the other. Enquire al this Office.
NC GOLDSMITH.
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Stray CATTLE AND MARE,

S1O 90 ss 81 AYE ) or Est sTo y ps,d from 1.t the a sas ssa-
If oxen-one red and white, the other one a stag, with q
3ell on, red and white spotted, short horns, broke off,
The mare is IL years old, bay color, white in face aud hind
foot. will pay the above reward for the oxen and rea-
soaabiy for the mare. JOHN BYER.
Patosi, Nov. 25th. 1857. 2s-4t
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A New PopE.-Tt is said, by English
papers of a late date, to be understood in
X man Catholic circles, that Pope Plus
is anxious TO abdicate his sovereignty, and
looks to Cardinal Wiseman as the one
worthy to succeed him. Doubts are, how
ever, expressed as to the concurrence ofthe
latter in this arrangement.
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sTRAY HEIFER.

TAKEN UPby the subscriber residing in the town of
jamestown, on lands owned by him III said town, on
or about the 5th day of November, 1857. one brown Heif-
er, with lined hack, swallow fork in right ear, one and a
half years old past. The owner can have the same by
III HoUPT.
Jamestown. Wis, Nov. 18th, 1857. 23-4t chE
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REAL ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE
GRANT COUNTY I,

By IL d. -
LANCASTER, WIS.
Splendid Prairie Farm one mile east Of the village
~ OF Lancaster; Containing 200 acres in q high state
Of civilizations: there is on said farm a large brick dwell
ing well finished; also a thrifty young orchard, just be-
ginning to bear; and a large stream Of 'gater running
through the farm. Also, 50 acres of timber land
Terms. ore third down, the balance on time to suit pur-
chaser.
ALSO. so acres of land 2 miles east OF lancaster
Mostly preirie eight acres improved and fenced, with a
CROP of wheat in the ground, which will be sold with the
land; it is we'll watered. Also 10 acres Of timber and
bottom land: thu whole win oe sold together: this is a
rare chance for a man with q small amount of capital.
Terms, S4,j0 per acre-casa down.
3
so Acres Of lard ~ miles southeast OF Lancaster,
about one haf hay bottom the balance OF the land with
timber moderate; a fine stream of water running through
it. Price 81 per acre, cash..
400 Acres unimproved land, prairie ana tifnoer; Wen
watered and located near Lancaster.
Also tbe north half OF s r. d and y. E.4 of SW- u
of see a town 6. Range 4 west: containing 20 acres TIM
8 and loo Prairie: we'll watered, no improvements: will
he sold low or exchanged for village property either in
I lancaster or Prairie dH Chen
Lancaster, April 18th, 1897. 4o-H
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STRAY MARE COLT.

| CTRAYED from the subscriber, 5 miles S " of Ian
Is caster, in Hurricane Grove, Grant Co, Wis, about
the 1st of May last, a black mare Filiey, with every leg
white, near half way to knees, white strip full length of
face.
A liberal reward win be paid for information Of same,
81 letter to Hurricane, 2. o., or delivering her to my
sremises. B0NHAM.
| Nov. 9th. 1857. 2Ztf-sz5c
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StraT Mare Colt.

YNAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing in the t1wE
i of Beetown. on land owned by him in said town. or
or about the 10th day of Nov, a, n. 1857, one light bay
mare Colt, of the age Of two years or thereabout; Gnd
marked with a blaze in sine forehead. and white on
the of hind leg.
Dated Nov. oath, 1857. 24-4t
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stray ETeifer.

lFENAKEN UP by the subscriber living in the sorth east
corner of the town of E~llenboro', on lands owned by
INN in said town, about the first of N~oy1s57, one iiFIF-
Err, red 4 white, speobled sides, mostly red,supposed 10 be
one year old. The owner ia requested TO prove proper
tY, pay charges and take said heller away.
Nov. 18th. 1857, 22-4t* JAMES CHURCHILL.
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sTRAY sTEER.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber residing in the town o
Little Grant, on lands owned by him, about th'
thirteenth of November, 1857, one hrindle Steer, fou
wears old: also. one pale red Steer, white on the belil
and taii,4 years old. The owner or owners car have tn
same By proving property and paving charges
Little Grant, Nor. 9th, 1857. rs John HALE.
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STRAY CATTLE.

EIAKEN UP BY the subscriber residing in the town o 1
I WiBgviile. about z of a mile n W from the village
Montfort, on land owned by linn in said town, on or
tbout the 18th day OF November, 1857, one Cow, about
nine years old, of a dark red co!or,some white about her
tanks and hind legs, with bell on. Also, one dark red
ieifer, 8 years old. One a.kbrown Hotter, 5 years old,
! red yearling Steer. 23-+tchG kICHAkD STRAW
Dated at Ningvilie, this 18th day of Nov. 1857.
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II COLT.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber residing IN the town of
4 Fennimore, on lands owned by him, on the 18th of
November, 1851, one bay horse Colt, one year old past.
Star in forehead and white on the near fore and
hind feet. The owner can have same BY proving prop
erty and paying charges. JOHN CAMPBELL.
Fennimore, Nov. Gath, 1857. 23-4t
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BEEonER ON CREpIr.-"Heat will carry
people faster than they know; it will tend
to develop that most powerful element
credit, which carries in its right hand bless
ines, and in It's left curses, but ten blessings
10 one curse"
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STRAY Heller.

rFHAKEN UP by the subscriber residing in the north
east part of the town o. Lancaster, on lands owned
by him, on the 1Ith of November. 1857, one two year
old red aud white ~specklsd Heifer, pcints of horns broke
of. Said stray has been around my premises since last
sp.ing. The owner can have the same by proving prop
erty and pay ing charges. JAS. S. LIVINGS.
Nov. 18th, 1857. 23-4t
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Stray ENW.

UP by the subscriber residing in the town o
Paris. on land owned by him in said town, on tn
10th OF November, 1857, one light red Cow, with a sta
in the forehead; with white under the belly and shor
tail; about 8 or 4 years old. ISAAC H0sNBECK.
Dated Goth of November, 1857. 2A-4t
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STRAY COW,

ITiAKEN Up by the subscriber residing in the town OF
Harrison, on lands owned by him, about the 18th OF
November, 1851. one dark Red Cow, five years old or
thereabouts. with a little white in her forehead, onS ell
" and tail, The owner can have tire same bv prov e
property and paying charges. o.S.JoAEs
Harrison, Nov. Hfh, 1857. 22-4t
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syRay COLT.

Iry7AKEN Up by the subscriber, living in tho town Of
/ Hickory Gtoya, Grant Co., Wis, on lands owned b.
aim, R two year old sorrel mare Coli, with a white strip
in the face. The owner is requested 10 coIse, prove
property, pay charges and take her away.
JAMES E. HORNE
Dated November 18th, 1857. 2s-.t
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EyAXEN UP by the subscriber, residing three miles
north east of rlatteviiie, on lands occupied by him
ABOUT the first of November, 1857, one large White Cow,
with a Young calf. The COW is supposed to BIS seven
wears old. Also, one large white two year old heier =
The owner is requested 60 prove property, pay charges
ard take said property JOHN BONSON.
Platieville, Nov. I4th, 1857. 22-4t
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Gsrny Marc.

.THEEN Up by the subscriber, residing Oh lands OWE
ed by him. in the town of Clifton, on the 18th day
November, 1857, one bay Marc, 3 years old last spring
The owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges. NJ :buAES.
Clifton, 10th Nov. 1851. 2Z-AT
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STR HEiFER.

HytEEN CPbv the subscriber, residing on the town line
of Platteville and Harrison. nesr thu Wing School
House. about the 31st of October last, one pale RED
HFIFER, red and white face, white hresst. and small
white spot on every foot; one year old. The owner 10
requested to provo property, pay charges and take said
stray. d.. II. NtLFANSoS.
Nov 4th, 1851. 22-4t~
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stray steer.


TAKEN UP by the subscriber residing on land owned
by him in the town of Clifton, on the 10ih day o.
November, 1877, one STEER, supposed to be 5 years old
red and white spots. The owner is requested come for
ward prove property, pay charges and take him away.
Clifton, Nov. 20, 1857. 24-it ELI non
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House and Lot in Lancaster,
ElR SALE EXTREMELY LOW.

offer for sale the property known as the Coltsr
L House in Lancaster, two rods south of tho Big Spring
The house is p tast cful building. with six rooms, kiich
en- and basement cellar, new cistern ard we'll arranged
throughout for comfort. The premises are well supplied
With trees and slIrnbhery, ont buildings, large spring
near the door. The property. contains nine lots and Is
situated 1T the lower end OF Maple Street, about $50 vds.
from the public square. Enquire for terms at the Her
aid office or of the suscriberin town.
July Is, 1857 ST n TYRRFL8..
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STRAY STEER.

|YstAkEH UP hy the subscriber residing in the town Of
4 jamestown, Grant Co, Wis, on lands owned by me
IN Or about the 9Th day of November, A. D.1857, one red
roam steer of the age of one year old past, marked with y
orop oil the right ear. Strayed upon my lands. and now
remains thereon. JoAGHIUNM ~FoLENBEGK.
dated at Fairplay, November l4th, 1857. 23-4tchY
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so Acre Farm for Sale.

~ MILES EAST Or LANCASTER.
wish to sell the farm lying az miles cast of Lancas~
/ teg, known a. the ''Thos. Parker place" II contains
50 acrcs OF tiliihie land about Is or 20 Of which il under
good cultivation, asmall house on a commanding ridge,
with a fine spring nesr the door; and some out buildings.
On the place il fruit trees, timber, grass land, water, and
contains all the elements OF the best of farms. VIII be
sold low, and on favorable terms. Enquire OF the SUBJ
scliber or at the Herald ofioe, Lancaster.
E.P. FINN.
Tsften, Wis, An~us. 8 1851. 7-tf
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24O Acres OF Improved Land
For Sale In Lima,
KNOWN AS THE BULL FARM.

KNOWN AS II BULL FARM.
II OFFER for sale the large farm in the town OF Iia,a,
4 known M the Bull Farm, 8 miles north Of Platteville
containing 80 acres-So acres under cultivation, well
timeered and watered; bearing orchard with handsome
Arden and shrubbery. On the premises Is a large barn
aud dwelling, with good out buildings. The dwelling Ia
40 By 20, two stories, with an J. 10 bY 26-asl finished in
good style. The barn is ~ BY 86. with basement stsbiing
under tho whole after. the Pennsylvania oraer. The
quality ofthe land Ii unsurpassed. Terms reasonable.
Lima, June 2oth, 1867. 5atf WM. BULL.
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STRAY BULL.

TNAKEN UPby the subscriber residing west Of Lancas
L ter, on lands owned by him in said town. sboat til,
10th of November, 1851, one red aud white yearlin,
Bull. Has been running with my cattle the mast sum
ner and fall. The owner can have the same by proyin.
property aud paying charges.
Nov. 23d, 1857 22-4ts JOHN ROBINSON.
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stray Cattle.

r7yAKEN UP by the subscriber residing III tie town Of
Little Grant, on lands owned by him, about the 9TH
OF November, 1857, one palerred HEIFES; one year!ing
roam steer, crop and slit in left ear; one red wearing calf
with white face, aud QUO red calf. five or az months old.
The owner can have the same by proving property and
paying charges. JAMES
Little Grant, Nov. 18th, 1887. 22-4t*
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Stray CoEf.

TAKEN UP BY the subscriber living / milo north Of
L Newmans Mills, on the Is Of November / black
mare Colt, : years Oh, with a small star in the, forehead.
and take her away. 24-4t GE0EGE FIP0ND.
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Lands for Sale

1c0 ACI.t s of Prairie, and so acrts OF Tineer--soss
lOU two miles apart.
Also, SO acres OF Prairie: all unirnproved; With water;
lying in the town of Fenniinore, near the Military Road
10 miles from Lancaster and 10 from the NJ. d NJ. r. R
Terms 70 suit purchasers. Enquire at the Grant Coan.
IS Herald 0lics.
SOLOMON GOODRICH.
Lancaster. Wisconsin, jane 9, 1896. B1-1y~
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LAYING removed our machinery
A%5-=@ to Elienboro', and pat it up in a sui
SssN Q table building, we inform the public
s5sesasssssSwsSZath it is now in running order, and
We are prclJarei 10 do every variety of work in cur line.
We wish Farmers to know and remember that we ma
nufacture Plors, which We can ieconmend for the work
of 1857. They are made of all sizes, and Of the most APP
proved patterns, from the best Of steel, and timber well
seasoned. arc strong and durable, will last longer and civ
better satisfaction than any other piows made or offered
in this region. as can beproved by the experience ofthose
who have used them.
Threshing, Reaping and MowtSE Machines Will be care
fully and thoroughly repaired.
We also manufacture to order st shor. notice
Farming Implements OF Various Descriptions,
Being practical mechanics, we are confident from cur
long experience, of being able to give satisfaction in ev-
ery department OF our business, and would invite those
desiring to purchase any article in our line, to examine
for t,lcDisal7 yes.
All kinds of work in Wood and Iron done in the bes.
mechanical stvie and Warranted.
Bincksmithing and repairing OF every kind proHpf-
" attended to.
Plow beams and handles kept constantly on hand, rea-
d. for Immediate use, of the best material to be found
in the country, and well cured and sea- led.
Terms reasonable, and work solicited from all parts oil
Grant and adjoining c8dntiss.
NORMAN Il C0WAN.
EIllenboro', February 4th, 1857. So
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STRAYS.
Stray Steer.

rEIAKEN UP by the subscriber residing at Burt's Mill
L in the town of Waterloo, on lands owned By him on
the 26th of Nov, IS 7, one yearling Steer, viii te face;
body white and spotted, both cars cut off or rogue max
cd. The owner can have the same by proving property
and paying charges. LORENZO ST0LL.
Waterloo, Nov. 2Sth, 1857. 24-4ta
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STRAYS.
Stray RssfE.

rEfAkEN uP by the subscriber, in the town of Lancas-
ter, 5 miles west of the village, on land. owned bv
him, on the LIST of November, 1857, one yearling Bull
light red. white feet and head The owner can have the
same by proving property and payine charges 24-4t
Nov. 23d, 1857. JOSEPH
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Stray Steers.

lFEzAKEN UP by the subscriber, reading on larda
I owned 10y him in the town OF Little Grant, on the
iIth uay of November, 1857, one yellow STEER, lined
back, white belly, right ear cut aud 3 years old past;
lalso, one red and white yearling steer by me taken up
on the 10th ofNoveml,er, 1851. Tie owner of either Oh
6oth can have the property by proving ownership and
having CHARGES. HAHER.
Little Grant, No9: l6tE, 1857
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stray Heller.

FEHAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing in the town of
Patch Grove. on lands owned by MIN, or the It of
November. 1857, one two year old red and white Heifcr
The owner is requested TO prove property, pay charges
and take said heifer. d. ANDREWS.
Patch Grove, Nov. 18th, 1851 244t
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Stray Cow.

.U,AKEN UP BY the subscriber, residing in the town OF
Paris, on lands owned by me in said town, on or a
bout the 18th day Of November, 1857 one pale red Cow,
about three years old; marked with a white spot in tho
forehead ard a short tail. John cDANIEL
Dated the 18th day of Nov, 1857, near Diekeyyillo
Grant CO.. Wis. 24-4ts
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BsEsE and ffeafars aaMen ~

YyyAKEN UP by the subscriber residing in the town Of
Lancaster. on the pauper Farm, about the frst of
1857, one roam AEIFEE, two years old; also,
one red lined back two year old Heifer; also, one thret
wear old Bun; rod lined back. The owner is requested
to come. prove property Jay charges and take said straya.
Nov. 18th, 1857. 22-4t ROSWELL GRAVES
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sTRAY HEiEER.

ENAKEN UPby the Subscriber, residing IN the town o.
WiAgyiile, about one mile south Of the village o.
Montfort, on lands owned by him, in ssid town, on OF
about the 18th day OF Nov 1857, one three year old red
Heller, white back, and one cid OF one horn Oh.
JOHN THOMSON.
Wingviile, Nov 18th, 1857. 2S-4tchG
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FARM FOE SALE,

~ Acres Good Land, one mile and 8 half from the
lUJgiilage Of Lancaster, 50 acres OF which is fenced,
and sixty acres under a good state of cultivation .40Iarge
bearing Apple Trees, Good Water, House and 20 acres Of
Timber. ali Of which re will sell cheap and on favorable
terms. Apply at the Herald offee. or To the sabeeibsS
IA x areaster. Wis. CALI: q PEPPER
July 18th, 1881. nj
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Farmers. Look Out!

TUST received, the celebrated E6ans i adams Gale.
y nG one and two horse plows; also, 6 large lot of tn
well known Moline plows; breaking plows of all sizes
and shovel plows, for sale at the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and Iron Store of GIL WEST.
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Low RATES o MoNEY.-The n.

Evening Post of Monday SAYS:
Money on cali is very abundant, hnl
large quantities cap be had on railroad
securities at car per cent. and on state
stock at 4@5 per cent. The banks are
discounting literally, but exercise great
circumspeclion as to the character of the
paper they use and in the statement to-
morrow, their discount line, it is believed,
will not vary materially from last weeks
aggregate.
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sorrcl Colt and two y~earling Hell fers Taken up

HyAKEN UP by the subscriber, residing IN the town
of Lancaster, on land owned by him, one sorrel mare
Colt, three year old,with a star in forehead and two hind
feet white; two small size yearling heifers, both red,one
! with a white faco and both hind feet white; the other
with q white belly. JOSEPH CLUBB. Q miles east of
Dated this thirteenth day of Nov. 1857 rs t-aneaster.
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he fad he following card in the
a5uQue Tines of last Saturday even
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FARM EOss SALE.

4 MILES VEST C~TL1NCASTER
offer for sale so acres Of land adjoining the Horner
L farnn-40 acres under Civilizations; comfortable log
house, good water, plenty of tinber-near roaGs. mills,
&c. The propor1y is known as the Matthew Lewis farta.
The land is excellent for wheat, and win be sold very
low. Enquire of the suhscribar. D. W. TAFT.
Tafton, April 25th. 1857. ATT