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English Reports-voI. XXXvIII

~ complete collection OF the decided by the House
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chcqucr Chancellor the High Appeal Chancey
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i
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reported England here reprinted from the reliable
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United states Patent once,
Feb 2st-tf
washington, September "a, Is

-TT|"-T y n - " WashnBton September "A, IB5I
ON the petition of Luther Boardman OF East
IIaddam, Connecticut for tho extension of patent
granted him 18th OF December 1S43
bun for polishing spoons &c. for years from the expiration
Of said patent which takes place the 18th day December 1857
II that the said petition heard
Monday the 30th November IL O'Clock all per
appear and show cause
sad petition ought not TO be granted sf n
Persons opposing the extension required Ole the Patent
Office their objections, specially forth In writing
days before the day Of hearing all testimony filed by eor party
said hearing be taken and
with the rules Of tho Office which will BIO furnished appca
the will be closed November
depotion other relied testimony,
no filed In the Office before the morning OF that
ment,, IL any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in The Union nlel
gece and Evening star Washington Pennsyv Philadelphia
Daily News New York Post Boston, aud Inquirer Cpcnnat
for three successive weeks previous the 3oh
next, the day Of hearing.
! ee .-.F J. HOLT,
Commissioner Patents.
PSEtors OF the above papers viii please cory their
bills to the Patent oGce with containing this notice
Sept 26-1aw3w Y
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Washington Branch Railroad.
T,.f.ue run 4x S,.JIa,,ts

EROM Washington at 6, a. H., connecting at Relay
with trains for the West and at Baltimore with those for Pia
deIpha and New York. Hif ua. rtA at, l4 x, stAstF
a, $50, m for Annapolis, Baltimore, philadelphia, and New
York. r. -. y. f,
IA, p M Baltimore Norfolk and Relay with FredOr.
lex train. ss..f st.I
Express at 10 p q, Relay for the west and for annapolis,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York ~ 1881 lt'H p
On Sunday at 7, a, M and 4 TO- p m, - 1874
From Batinore for Washi,ssen, h t n t,.
AT AIS and els, m, and at and SIS, p m " ~,
On sunday al AIS m, and STA, y. m.
June IS
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For Kansas and Missouri River.

FINHE PACIFIC RAILROAD is now running two
daily between St. Louis jefferson city, connecting
with the Lightning ine Of Mssourver packets ta leaves cer
daily the arrival of the carrying the mails
and passengers for Bonneville Glasgow Lexington
worth Weston, st. Joseph, and all intermediate points
Through from st. Kansas As hours and from "a
hours ahead Of boats starting from St. Louis.
The Lightning Line packets equal boats In the
being required schedule with
delayed waiting freight their way Through
purchased in The principal cities the United States
the offices in St Louis. ,...at I. McSlsSlCK, "
May 22-du q -.ygs Hgf. gTsat Asst Sup't
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UMIED STATES NAVAL CoURT or INoriRY,
rs Washington, February %. 1851

TINE judge advocate gives notice, for the nforina-
on Of parties coming before the court under the lst section OF
the January 49, 1857 hnt oy will respectively
the department when their shall
aud that desirable that presenting themselves they
should with list OF
to have summoned specifying TO which Of the respective heads
Of "htness tho naval soyccn In the
Is he applied respectively and suggesting The delay
which be required; and Of what
j. NJ CARLISLE Judge Advocate.
2St-tf
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New Agricultural and Machine Warehouse.
55s SuenM street, south Of Pennsyeana apenu opposite Ctr
m Market. 4F.sEfE. .EstslgNt x
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY FIELD AND GARDEN
8 Etatf SEES, FERTILIZERS, &c.
FJNlIE undersigned is now prepared to furnish the
mentioned and all articles pertaining tho agricultural
business the owcst market having just returned from
through the northern and New England Saes where he has visited
number Of the principal agricultural manufacturing establish
ments from which he has taken pains selecting choice
and machinery all descriptions, He has also
be all times receipt important improve
place the agricultural line Another
portsn this establishment the proprietor
practical agricultural machinit with twelve
o thereby acquired thorough knowledge this busines all
It's He therefore feels justified
all his line reasonable
any house In this country .t
Machinery all descriptions repaired at the shortest notice and
the reasonable eR
With the above experience and facilities for conducting this bust
(Which importantly respectfully socts patronage
the farming community and public generally shall always be his
object to please.
Yours very respectfully J. T. BARTIiOIOW, ,T5r
55s Tth ST., six doors south OF Penn. \
Sept 22-3tcod opposite Centre Market.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No Sc Wall street, ". Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, & CO.,
Liverpool.
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 co,
a, ~ Austin Frlars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT 4 CO.,

The Of these ships Will accountable gold silver
bullion
ding signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
May 1-du
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BANKING HOUSE OF CiUBB BROTHERS,
IL 70

..... ....... Washington, january /, 1857
TOHN d. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES are
81 this day admitted partners In the Banking
Cubb Brothers. The this will composcd Cas
st. Chnbb, John D. Barrow, and Henry Holmes The
venpoIt Iowa, Is Of Charles Chubb Douenl
and Alexander Barrow under tho Arm Of Chubb Broters
h Co. CHUBB BROTHERS.
Ian
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Virginia Land ONCE,
Richmond October 10, 1857

Virginia Land Office,
-.... ..a..#.. .. Richmond October H. 1857
TN conformity with the code Of Virginia of 1S4o,
page i9l section Is, do hereby mako may
concern appears certificate
Halifax dated the 18th day October 1857 this
Office that by inquest held the 26h september
found that Of land
Halifax, the Of Birch charged
said county John Hghtowe that
Hlghoyer county years ago
from left heirs and that the said thirty
Is cscheatcd TO the Commonwealth
. s. ii. PARKER,
Oct 22-1aw6w Register land Office.
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ProposaIs for Indian Goods.

q ISrKRIoE,
.g1s' Once Indian AnaIrs, October TO- 1857.
GEALED PROPOSALS endorsed Proposals for
- Indian Goods" tclass the bel viii be
received at the once Affairs, Warrington city until 10
O'Clock % Saturday November next FOR fur
nshng goods for the LAn department for ulnng treaty spn
tons with various Insn tribes and for other Indian purposes as
folows.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt. NJ. G. Meigs, u s. Engineers,
We the undersgned residents OF -, In tho State Of ,
hereby jointly and sevea with the States
the foregoing bid OF be
they will within after tho Of the
the contract for the with good ands ucen
form furnish the articles proposed conformity tho
advertisement under which made. And in tho said
shall fail into contract aforesaid guaranty
good the difference between the offer by the said
lowest bidder 5trl Il. arF ...ss. #
(igned) HHE. ... A. B. F,
Q. D.
hereby certify that the best knowledge belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient ".
I'll (Sgned) ..... EFF
Sep l-1awn
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Banking House

swEENY, RTTTENHoUsE, FAINT, & co.
NTE will open gold, currency, and Virginia ac-
wv deposiors gold
and currency Tho.e drawing Virginia currency win
checks accordingly,
Those deposiing specie will be paid in gold silver.
We hope In few days quote regular
well rs homo currency,
swEINY, RnTENHoUsE, FAINT, n co,
Sop 30-d1m bankers"
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VXTATCH Repairing and Engraving. Watches,
wv and pocket mekeepers every description
Engraving every description done the best STYLE including the
cutting of arms, crests, notices. and initials stone
-" Visiting and wedding cards elegantly and printed
w. GAIT n BRO.
Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan So-u 9th and 10th streets
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FINllCk FLANNELS.-l0 pieces famous Western
Il Virginia made white twiied flannel skirts and under
slris and drawers
wide and hcavy thick Shaker flannel for skirts
pieces wide and heavy WEIGH flannel for kirts
40 pieces fine WEIGH 1anne of ordinary thick
.
200 pieces all hanncs all usual
0Be price only deviation permitted.
New supplies daily,
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
0Ccntra Stores, - building,
Oct 0-10tr opposite Centre Market.
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DRoFEssoR MAssE. of Paris. instructor in the

IIIb0I HNVUI
and literature, forming classes
al the study the French language.
" will constantly with his classes and afford every
facility attaining thorough coouh knowledge the language
will private houses
would glad make with colleges
He begs leave refer pupils 10 the gentlemen
name below
Prof Blanchard Mohun's
and 18th street.
Hnr,t
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cAm No. /.



5000 pairs spoInt white Nacinao blankets 90 by
inches, and weigh pounds
pairs 2s point white Maokac blankets 81 by 90
inches, and weigh pounds .t
1900 pairs 2ont white sacknac blankets TO AZ by SO
inches, and weigh 81 pounds
500 pairs point white Mcknac blankets 10 90 by so
inches, and weigh Az pounds
1900 pairs pont white Macknac blankets 81 by 40
inches, aud weigh 81 pounds
800 pairs Macknsc blankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh pounds
400 81 point scarlet Macnac blankets 81 by 90
inches and weigh pounds
200 pairs Mscknac blankets 10 90 by "a
inches and weigh 10 pounds
400 Mackinac blankets 10 measure 90 by ~
inches and weigh pounds
400 pairs point Macknac blankets TO measure b4 by %
inches, and weigh pounds
200 pairs indigo blue Mackuac Blankets 10 measure 90
by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
200 indigo blue Macknao blankets co
~ inches, and weigh pounds
300 pairs indigo blue Macknac blankets to 81
by 90 inches and weigh pounds
200 point Gentnea blue Macknac blankets
SO by 81 inches, and weigh 10 pounds
800 pairs Gentnes blue Macknao blankets 10
90 by " inches, and weigh pounds H
$50 pairs 2s Gennela blue MackDse blankets TO
bu0 6tncbas md Ueioh6 oundz
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1857-11-04

Toucy, Secretary Of The Navy Rev A. Cleveland
Baltimore Bishop Clark, Providence B,op
Brownc Hartford Connecticut Richard H. Dana, esq
Row Charles H. Brigham Rev W Snow Taunton Epea Sargent
esq, Boston Rev Or. Pyne, Washington.
Sop 23-eo3t ta HE ttlr .EtI ffE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

=5larIki1F US6ew. YszdSS x vE5 lldsSAsins
brass band, has sued the state Agricultural
society fcv the sum u $500 - sepviccs ds-
ring the exhibition. The officers Of the so-
-sis6y withheld the premium from them
because they had no competition, but offer
cd % giveAkcm 45e fsf their sesyice~ent Ne
occasion. which they refused.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

Seme Year, since a yosng man continual.
~ impertuned Secretary Corvin for clerk.
ship At last Corwin advised him to % 10
the West, squat build cabin, and live like
freeman The politician continued.
= Accept c,erkship here, and You loose,
at once. ell independence Your energy hc.
comes relaxed, and yon ara unified in few
years fr any other and more independent
position. may give You a place to. :lay.
AMI ! can put You out Tomorrow: and
there is another man over to the White
House Who can put we out, and the people.
bye snd'bye, cab tut Rim out, and 40 We 90.
but II you own an acre of land IL is your
empire, and your cabin is your castieEyou
are sovereign. and You win feel it in eve
~ throea.ng Of Your pulse, and every day
OF Your NE would assure me Of your thanks
'or thus having advised YOU"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

Ne are requested u saats thst tho .NusSh-
eth convention at Cleveland. Ohio. is 70 lie
postponed, probably till spring. on aceouut
o :, the unavoidable absence Of Wendell Phil.
ups ana Also in consequence of the financial
pressure Of the times.-Ro.to~ zrap.
Isy tne special directions Of the Dean of
". fafr,cks the eclipse Of the .un Is mat.
Poned .tll Tomorrow Mr.. Wendell fNI.
!ps has postponed the dissolution Of ths
Union, probably till spring. Ths mishfv
Ihor 81 GsuaisK has not quite xut M ~.
tie and wedgers yesdy for the desired elesy.
age At Mason and Dxon's line. Thst con.
Pact With hell commonly known y The
Consultation u re unitsd atssSA Nm 81
gssmasssd e $500 IN asslAa jseesal
, ~ - 49,. e sS = - 's2sssidas =.
-stsss~. sAs. ss:sssS ssA.@A& !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

A woman over ninety years Ole died in
this city last week, in the house where she
was born, and has always lived, aud where
her father. who died some thirty years ago
was born and had resided the whole period
II his life The house is lSo South Main
Il p,or;L ,,c4 Part
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

Sslvandi, an eminent trsgedian, isplay.
ing Othellc In Paris. md has -lstely made a
hit that would arouse even the boys al
the Bowery in New York In the last scene
he did net stat himself; but much to the
horror Of the admirers Of Tie Moor. who
were inexIresibly checked, he s~id that
in Alerpo once, De, he took the 'circum'
oised..doS and smoto him-thns. and. sIitiag
the action y the word. he drew the dagger
across his throat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

no. havins psiatins vost Of any description To
~ Anas, IN saa ~ Bob O0ns Of thu STATE d.
nocsxy size 70 sss~ u ont neatly, and at -
sssate prsces, any In the city Our sssortmens
tyre, end every other requisite, such 10 leave
nothias - b 1rsiss1 10 Enable ~ TO furnish well
exseuted bona work. circusars, pcssers, end sthe,
tebs, % cen bsprinied We Invite any having c.sm.
manas u give cor oSsce trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

nawkcye Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Risks now taken Joth on tho MUTUAL and
STOCK Plan.
NPPICE IN NO. DAvAKPORf'S DI.OCE, over
~ Chubb, BsctAar, Bsrrow : Co.'S Banking House.
Once Hours, . A M to- nj.
DIRECTORS:
J II. u. Burrows, Geo. l.. DavcaFnet, P. Mevwin,
Alfred Sanders, Charles Less,ie, g. o. Parry, l. G.
Dcssaint. Jas. ~. nsizeil, II. =. Woodward, John
Owens, J. w. Wiley, A. H. ssprsw. p. L. shorcy.
OFFICERS
G. DISTANT Presideas.
OHAS. LReSiJE, Treasurer.
DANIEL l.. SsiOREY, secretary.
A. 49, 2; sA y g, m. Con.
b. D. wOODw ARD, Assist Sec'y.
D.. MCkOUE, General Agent.
a. fhis company has bern from the start steadily
gaining the condicncs OF the comDunity u has
promptly paid oil Its losses. o.
Dvrire ths hrst two years Of 10 e1istrrcc II cpc:-
stedexclustvely the Mutual psn: hut 70 meet tho
wsats Of the community IL will hereafter insure Cd
the Stock yaan alsO. .ls.
ills . h0ne1u0panys ITS oAlcefsafe oil known 10
our ctisens lts books and Its property I'll herr
and can be examined BY these iusu ing, anil reached
directly ~ process from our own couY1.
II sends no MONEY abvuod u fecd compositions
Whoee scunAnrss We have NO means asee1taining.
ssvsea&wtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

7 OFT. aAoh, swo years sincs, % NJ hithwy
~ viii " niae miles ~ Davenport Dnclnah Cessl-
rcate Of location Of land w. (Att u lbJo) No $50,
assigned 70 nj an1 incaessI ~ the - Nw1.S
Sec. 8, Town. ST. II Estt, also Cash Dub:icate r..
c,1,H No A91l for " f.J0fEk I-5 Of Sec. ], q y
4. East, Ut tAe Lo1s Oity Land (fca- 4. -. |
TIE public are cAus ionei against purchasing IT,
anne - d the end n ~ term Of advertising hSse
appGc sson VIII be made b. " the Geperal Leud
Once 4. washington for fhe Psteats which may T.
oc15w6w CoN1AD ERoWBA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
For Sale.

AONE buncrssi sad t~rn:y Building lots IN 81
Aa,liion 70 The town g, Port Byron.
81 pnk Of the Aisiss:pri They vi be said on res-
tunstc jerns
For partienlarn taasire 9: Nsssrs Drrfee Prs,t :
Co;, PIT byron. CHARLES } Rogers, ESQ IcCisirc,
Oorbin Dow Dss cnvurt. or VI the subscriber,
49, JAhkS NAY.
n Tho subscriber has numter!css desirable pie
.cevf land " ard thn citses Of Davenport ami
L. eiro. any nosr the town Of Port Byron. that no
IsCles 70 yell. tOctiSsf( n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

BOOTS AND SHOES!

the EXPIRE STORE!
BRADY STREET.. DAVENPORT.
Wa have nsw tn store isrgs end ven eclectic
w stocA u Roots an1 0hoes, 70 which we invite
~ attention Of I'll IN want q srttries IN our une
Obsafvy Hud~s wishing to repleuish their sto
en nnd 70 thrir advantage 70 call on ~ before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
10 our numerous Customers who prefer ChkG1Om
Wort We continue 70 hold ont inducrments in the
cay u prime ssock and ayItsA seork, not equallei
Tits ride n New York
All kinda Ut Ladics' work manufactured - usual
lav40dtfl uOORD GARRETT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

viii he Inserted at tes CENTS per tine for each inser
ticn or nfty ecuts pr week
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

49, W. have como veiy desirable lots scle, ted
ana for sale Ia Csmanch.. Plat seeu prize
terms &C made known, upon applications to PAR
KkK EDWARDS n rALAAGE, No. 10 orr's Block
=. April slAif.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Notice.

Mn partnership heretofore e1isting between the
I. !, ~. rs under the name Of u. 4 4 X AZ
falls. - see petseefpeip a.
q. D'vssssn Osssher Is, ,ss7. 4,.,f
-.ses.su 81 81 : :!,.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

WA0oR Z HxRuR6s FOB sAlH-Ali
asv and wiz - ssld On tine dssirsd
uct0itf Z. @. DAD0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

w Broken bank notes bought-Money ~
Loan. . l r O. CAMPB1LL,
oci7df Davouporcs Bloch No !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

rvswrNfr-fHStHei sriNlc nun,i,ng Lc,s. sasNsed
i on ussriscn, Third. kipSD asd na0aAsocS a,s~ss,
.s,s:: :sssI.: s :: SSs:ls b.. s:' - ''''
(ouedtf) .e 80 ~ - - rfh'r'~ AMDMAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

RoRDRRs. fir.board Pr,nt.. r,ester f,,n.me,..
~ window shades, God Transparent and bcaut,.
s .e e v 1e;iss @ 3.s e. ~: sss s q
yo1ld b. with hare uslh. When pos can hsv. r.rr
TM Pepesea and made comfortable for tine
naus: Rooms. CetuAgs sad Dscospsive lsncrirr
done In style not TO be exceiled
Hsase call On Second street, cor,es Of Rock ls.,d
y,-n...- = S0Rl1DRD q SON.
yuly2A Paper Dealers ana Par-r Harses.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
Price of Vsinarns-Furnacas.

The Gaiera Conrirr saws tlat Mineral
Is selling at Mineral Point and Dolee,iiIr,
At $25 per 1900 pounds, and that Is at,oul
the average price, though at o'ller point~
it has sold rs low as $40. At Foto~i $23
cash an,i,325 is tie ruling price. Snelf-
ers are generally busy, although much mi
neral is held in fist hands (%minors) fr
higher prices, A new Druminoni furnace
is to be built soon at DodQcyille-a Stag
furnace IS running al Mitfin, one u! Dodge
vile, one by Spencely, at Mineral Point,
two at Fletteyill-, Drunmond, by NJ.
Sperccly and by l.. Coates; one at James
sown, two at Hazel Green-bI list and sew
eral others Of The Drumlnond, Or not Air
style, arc throughout the country, some in.
anl soG..'. cut, Of operation.
Thomas Palisor, of Poto<i, has one of a
peculiar construction, which we will men
ton ia detail hereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

i NEW lssCE.-President Buchanan (,
organ, The Washington Union, is raising II
new ISSUE, and We presume that al! who
oppose tie new issue Of inc Union viii be
called faflaties-harpers upon isnes.! The
doctrine of the Union is. hat <'no state
has the right to abolish slavery under the
Constitution This doctrine is Intended
TO apply to Missouri ana Kansas, the for.
r,sr Il slave state, the latter about being
supplied with a rro-aIayery Constitution
TIE rorihcrn Democratic papers are hos.
tile 10 the psw issue, and declare the De.
mocr"tic party never cntertai..oa s.,cn sen.
ments. But, the ORION SAYS the Supreme
Court will decide i'll favor of The new DOC
trin& and that will make i. Democratic, a,
MI who oppose The SalHeme Court will be
traitors! The Supreme Court then is io
he the head # ;hs Democracy. P9pubqr
SoTeysiJaty Is olscIcte.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

i LoTrr's TRAGEpy.-i'ht quiet little
CITY Of ~Iioiioweii. WAS agitatcd on Mord4v
Of last week Ii a tragedy If uncommon
interest. iir. ii>nnt # l'arnington had
been rayins his "ll:tsses 81 a young la,lv
who worked in the factory ut IlalloweIl.-
Size had recently declined r"criying ANY
farther attentions from him. and had re-
oue,l"d that her letters Should he returned
70 Der. Gu Nouiay RIant Wit Il the
'aetoTy, %c&lle,: The Young lady ont, aud
proceeded L" h"f boarding '1nuse, wherr Al.
inf"tvia" tool, page. On ~i"avin@ the rnon,
iiyant requested her 10 pass out ahead OF
him, which She did, and immeIi trly Inai,l
the SNAP Of r percussion cap. Lookin.
round sir Observed Il pistol in Ryanf'S
hanl: d.r c:nd a. her. She Immediately
rushed towards him for the purpose Of
Selling it. when lie turned it towards him
aelf and fired H. immediately fell ,leal,
haviug received twn balls in his head.
Til" o>' ape Of ia" yourg !alv Is = re-
ana:kahle enc. Rvanl hai provided him
self with a do lie tatrellal pistol, and. rs
he snpro I'd, had loaded both barrels will
ball; but insteal Of that he put b0h tai,
'iato one borrel, and The ariel he fired ri
the Young lady WAS the one that did no,
contain any ball Augusta Age, October
29th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
REAL ESTATE.
LANDS FOR SALE
nj COUNTY +,

BY Ia. -. NOOLLhH 49,.
L~ANCASTEk, Wa
A Of Lancaster; Containing 200 acres in 4 high state
OF cultivation; there is on said farm a large brick dwell
ing well finished; also q thrifty young orchard. just be-
ginning 10 bear; and a large stream of water running
through the farm. Also, so acres of timber land
Terms, ne-thlrd down, the balance on time to cunt pur-
chaser.
ALSO, SO acres of land z miles east OF lancaster
Mostly prairie eight acres improved and fenced, with n
crop Of wheat in the ground. whicl, will be sold with the
land: it is we'll watered. Also 40 acres of timber and
bottom land: the whole will BE sold together: this is a
rare chance for a man with a small amount of capital.
Terms, S4.5o per scre-cash down.
so Acres of land ga miles southeast of Lancaster,
about one-half hay bottom the balance OF the land with
timber moderate; a fine stream of water running throush
it. Price 81 per acre. cash.
400 Acres unimproved land, prairie and timber: well
wate,ci and Ioca ted near Lancaster.
ALSO. the north half of s. +. Il snd n. E.1S ofS.W.
of sec. 6. town 6, Range 4 west: containing 20 acres tim
I.r and 100 Prairie: well watered, no Improvement; will
he sold low or exchanged for village property either in
Lancaster or Prairie dH Chen
Lancaster, April 18th, 1921. A-f