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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-02
JAMES VI TAYLOR d soH. Auctioneers.
NH 9-tds
TRUSTEES sALEOF ONE MoIETY

nh 9-t08
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE MOIETY
Il OF THE SWAN TAVERN (NOW nRsAD
RIGaMoND. ON BROAD STREET. AT AUCrI0N
BY virtue ola deed OF trust. execnted by Isaac A.
gust 1854 and recorded in the office of the Clerk Of
Richmond HustngsC Court. being thereto requested
by the beneficiary ms id deed named, shall on the
18TH DAY OF APRIL. 1853. at P. NJ. upon the
w.t. finSF'' sell the property 'hsF'"' conveyed 10
One'undivded moiety of lot 7s4 in the plan of the
city of Richmond situated on the north side OF Broad
street at its intersection with 9th street. fronting l
feet on Broad street, and running back the full
depth Of said lot No 7 4-beirg the same lot upon
which the Swan Tavern, now the Broad street Ho-
tel is situated. Also. one undivided moiety OF one
other lot OF parcel o: land adjoining the above on
the west fronting ~ feet BroSd street. aud run.
ming back the full depth-the said piece Of ground
having thereon large bri building. which has
been used as stable for said tavern, which said lot
of land ia mart of lot No 7sg in the plan of said city
The highly valuable character Of this property is
snch as to render unnecessary further description
thereof As the other moiety will be sold On the
same evening, by thu Commissioner of the Circuit
Court. in the case Of Van han. &c against Godin
an opportunity is offered to purchase the whole.
' ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR. Trustee,
JAMES NJ TAYLOR son, Auctioncors. NH a-tds
DRICK DWELLING, WITH 3 ACRES
~ 0F GROUND ATTACHED. IN THE TOWN
tho premises on WEDNESDAY, the 2lst day of
April, ccmmen ing at ~ o'clock. P NJ the very de,
sirahle Brick dwelling, with three acres of ground
attached situated the northwest corner OF pop-
lar and Grove streets two squares mol tn NJ the Falr
Grounds, and now in the occupancy Of Mr Peter
Bernard
The House contains about large and airy rooms,
with Kitchen, Stable and necessary out hot seS. Inc
lot is enclosed aud Of first rate soil
The location ana contiguity of this property TO
the city renders il very desirable as suburban res
idence and those in want would do vel to attend
the SALE -.
TERMs-s20o in cash the balance on credit OF
one aud tuD years for notes, with interest, (pay-
able somi-annHaliy1 and secured by trn't deed -
Taxes for 1875. TO be paid By the purchaser.
JAS VI TAYLOR SON,
NH Pf-eodtds Auctnneers.
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L NOTHING ESTABLISHMENT IN FULl
FORCE, WITH ITS DOUBLE SET on skLF-AGI
ING GENERATORS-THE OLDEST OF TIL
lied Soda Water is put up by NJ. McCoRhACk-
also. Lemon and sarsaparilla Pop phliadeirhia For
ter and Ale, Champagne Cider aud brown ctons;
of Lager Beer Of superior quality in Pint and hai
pint bottles, TO suit Customer.
o. ~ NJ. ACDDhNhCh. NV b'ssH ~
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rHEANNUAL MEETING Of The stock.
1pIN SHEET IRON AND GAS FITTING
,.c,r IL I,ILfAr TIIIRTERNTH gTR EET

i ESTABLISHMENT. THIRTEENTH STREET
RETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-The subscriber l.
fully prepared to do all kinds Of work in the abovs
business with dispatch; and returns thanks TO hi
numerous patrons for past fasors and soicits cor
tnuance Of the same Being master Of his business
he can promise his customers that all work done By
him viii at least he equal 10 any other honse In the
CITY and fully as cheapa fact known to all peTsons
who know what good work is.
ROOFING, GtTTERING, &e.-Heis prepared r.
execute this description Of work IN very superior
manner both in togn and country.
assortment OF Tin Ware. wholesale and retail, :.
GAS FITTINa.-lIe is likewise prepared to 90 a.
kinds of6as Fitting in the best manner.
PUMPS-fIe keetJs always on hand large and OF
tensiy e stock of Well and Garden PUMPS
IA CHARLES III. LANGLEY.
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DlSSoLU ftoN;-ihe ,ol-parin0!ershiP OF
,.,,i s,,u~sHt stheT parina il authorized t.
o. q. the name Il the concern in liquidation,
MARY BOWLER,
Nsr,h /. lass. IT iLhS.
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AUCTION SALES
s------~s--.-s~.s.-@ss-s~ 49,
FUTURE DAYs
oddin Il Apperscn

~ Vcu"iH ~ hppefHGn.
TRUSTEES SALE OF 81 ACRES or
LAND ON TIE WILLIAMSBURG ROAD \
MILES BELOW RICHMOND --As Tru.tes IN =
desd Of trnst from Mr. B Carter TO the subarriber
dated ist November 1885, duly recorded in Hen leo
County Court. shall rrlcerd TO ~ At public si,r
ton on the premises, IN SATURDAY TIE ri iar a,
April, 1879. st ~ O'clock p NJ the tract ~ land
eenveyedby the deed aforesaid containing n acres
lying on the north side Of the Williamsburg rad
about miles below KichrnoBd, aiioiHinc the land.
ct The late John Enders decd and being the sa,rs
Of which Ned Cary. died seized.
TEHMs-R~as snabie and made known at the hour
OF SALE suth title ted in the Trustee W II h.,
con veyed to the purchaser. which. however. Il be-
eved to be good. The taxes Tor 1858 to be paid by
the purchaser JOHN POE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by GopDIs APpzRsos, Aucts.
mh 2,-td
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 TENEaEPTT0N The NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BnTWEEN 18TH AND GOVERNOR STREETS, IN
TIE CITY oF RICHM0ND.-As trnstee in a Ger.
tain Deed OF Trust from David Curry and wife, bear
ing date the 2lst .Januarv. 1851 duly record, in
richmond Hastings Court shall in execution
tnereof. proceed 70 seil ~ public auction on the
premises. on MONDAY the 18th Jay of APRIL. ls.s
at II oeock NJ If fair. If not the next fair day the
real estate conveyed by said deed consisting of The
excellent granite front Store nd Dwelling located
~ ~ above AZ lining the Banking House OF fessrs
Purcell y Co. snd new in the occupancy of Mr.
V D. Keeling. The location Of this property il
among the most valuable in this ctr
TERMS: En%ngh in cash todischaror the prinejnai
anu interest OF The bond embraced in the deed of
trust together with the cost and expenses OF 90 e
-estnated at about 81 Jn-sud the balance in enusl
instruments, at s, " and ~ MONTHS fbr negotiable
Noes, interest added, secured by trust deed
viii convey with the usual special warranty. The
taxes and insurance for 1854 to he paid bv the pur
chaser. SkN'I n DEytOI Trns+s s'i'
na Ga, conducted by 0oDDIs APPERscS Auets
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prssoLuTIoNs, 30.
80, ,-rIoN ar copARTNER.

DISSOLUTION or co P R E r.
| ] mr. tn. AIR nRESSf NJ and SHAVING
=, RI IA, fSHNfhT heretofore condnctet unuef
= s,,aa At X FRANCIS and JAMES ALLISON, IL
thls das dissolved - -, ..a...,, a. ~.
nii.hn,ent and viii hereafter coGdIet tho eu'
.inas. IL, Any Own same" ....
Yert thankful iog the pas patrohsge rN'ennea "
- = b,nc D., n,rrti q cJnliapaHCe OF the sanae, ey
,,inpt attendance 30 my business" and courteous
sr str,ent 10 my customers ,,,.,r vr .~r,.
ap l--ie' iV'' : '''aiN-s-'---
nIsSoLUT10N.--The Co PSrtnership
J ,,,at.f,Tr aNisting between LEWIS w Tuk-
n.VtIfk nnt THOMAS CHALMERS - this dis
"A bv rru,uai consent. The name Of the cancerh
rI oulS s used ~ winding up the business OF the
htW. =, .-..- ~ rf~pnE
ALMA TUki. " SRS srr respectfully requested 70
s.,tj, ,l..ay amounts a. soon a. pracilcabie;
S'''' w TCRBNNILlE,
THOMAS CHALMERS.
81 Narch
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TTANpsoME Tot ON SECOND AMP

HANDSOME LOT ON SECOND AMP
IL BAKER STREETS. FOR SALE At AUG io !.
Before the foregoing sase say at o'clock, VIII ne
sold valuable Lot, located as above. fEoufing a
feet sacond street. running back on Baker street
100 feet TO alley; admirably adapted 70 grocery
htand.
TRsMs-one-third cash; balance al and menfns.
bearing interest. Tho Taxes for Isss to be paid %
the purchaser. M4
ap2 GODDIN APPERSON. Anets
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EATON NANCE. lr..o..
NH 81 JNu G. WILLIA:S, 'i"s'eee.
GALE AT AUCTION % 10 ACRES

GALE AT AUCTION ~ 10 ACRES
- OF LAND BELOW RICHMOND. NEAR TO
MOUNT kRLh.-Wff1 be sold, on sATU aDAY the
y, tlsas Lots In the late William Mayo's plan, Of
Rou ffTf9t, continuing in the aggregate, about -
acreS These lots lie about half mile below Rich
mond. Mount Erin, and in rearof che handsome
mansion of Mr John Cary. These lots well To-
cated-on two of them there il fine parcel of wood
TERNS-ODe. foHrth cash. balance at 3, and 9
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by trust deed. The taxes for ISIS to be paid by
the purchasers.
By request of the Exrs of Col Jno rhom decd
NH % GOUDIN APPERSON. Auct5.
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X II. CHALKLEY. DEALER IN

IL H. Oh A Il "A IL 1, DEhLEn lN
". LEATHER AND SHOE FINDINGS. AND
IMP0RTfK OF FRENCH CALF SKINS. l3,h 81
between Main and Cary, Richmond, Va keeps
constantly ON aand an assortment of all kiBds Of
Leather Oak aud Hemiaek eois Leather: Knssett
and Wax Upper Leather; French, Gernan and
American Calf and kip Skins: French aud herman
patent Calf kins: black and eoiored Morocco ana
kit rkins. Raan's all coors GGat and sheep binti-
iag skins shne Thread Baet add shoe Trees. Ls.ts,
Root Web Avis, Lsssing Tscks. silk Twist. With :
full ssartment vi Findings III every description n
the best anziIty, AL Of which are tsinx sold
~ reduced prices for cash or good paper.
-s,ah g~-dimsew3m
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CARDEN SIZED. GAHDkN SEED =

{ ,AhDSN SEED, UAhDEN SEED =
- have on hand large assortment of fresh and
rrllable Garden seed, consisting in part of very
fine large Lima Beans, Early elk Weeks. China
White he'd Eye; Early Valentine and Cut Short
Striugless Snaps; Onion Sets and Buttons; Coats
extra early, eXtr. early Prince Albert and Imperial
Dwarf Marrowfat Peas. AMI others toI numerous to
mention. THOMAS.
ApOthecary and Druggist,
nh - No $50 Broad street
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By Henry W. Quarles,
(No $50 Main strrety

NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE
CANT STOCK on JEwELRY YKf oTS2ST6'-
Mr.. WV. II. kILIsrr having returned 70 thi3 city
VII oisr % the public one g ths richest and most
zns Of Richmond have had the privilege OF In
specting. These goods viii be offered this mornipg
and viii be open for INSPECTION at any time during
sz- Auction sales for Ladies' every morning at n
e'eiock, commencing THisgJxT. The psbiic ere
respectfully Invited 10 call.
At No $50 Main street.
Ladies' sales at4 O'Clock. PM.
9entlemen's sales at "a O'Clock. Pm.
and evening sales, at No III Main street. '' "'"s
NH q HENRY w QUARLkS. Aact. B
NOTICE.-ln consequence of the press
' Of cons gnneAts, wilI for the present ell At
au-tion every day as fellows: - =
Ladies' sales at II O'clock at Ne 2iT Main street
and at my store No ljA Main street, at eek, p NJ
sales for gentlemen at both stores every night ct
ia o'cleck. HENRY QUAkLkS
NH 2l Auct
REFERRlN0 to the advertisements Of
~ my removal to 18th street. between Main and
Cary, beg leave TO submit 10 my customers and the
public in general the following rate Of prices Or the
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale Porter and CIDER, bot
tied up N 9 na per dog. " Bottles included.
half do. 50 90 esnt.-bot,ics extra
Lager Beer In halt. quarter and eighth barrels,
the latter ones Of gsll92s q pseks sxslusiyely
and half barrels. at the lowest market price. Terms
cash.
n R-store and Bar keepers, s2qsiasEssls pcr
18th st., between Main and Cary.
Orders left with Messrs. Laidley Robinson corner
ish and Franklin; Messrs. Duval Norton, corner
10th and Main, Or at my establishment. viii b
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80 HHDs n o, SUGAR, from fair to
wv choice quality: 2n1 packages Refined hu9ar;
100 bhs o Glasses; N bhs Reboed Gu "a do;
2U0 t,Gs No IIalif'y cut Herring; 500 boxes Ada
mantlne Candies; $50 bbls RYE Whiskey; $40 bags
Rio and Laguayra Coffee, viii large aud well Sc
Iected stock OF Groceries aud Liquors al Of which
are offering at small profits for Cash, OF to
pUnctual customers On the usual lime.
WINSTON Il POW Frs.
GroCeIs and Commission NJ, rChants,
pl-4v Corner of Pearl and Cary SITS.
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NEW AND CHOICE STYLES FANCY
" GOODS FOR RETAIL We are opening an
unusually choice selection of
FANCY DRESS G00DSl
purchased at auction and otherwise at much below
their value and will be offered ut such prices will
ensure sales. We pane
Rich Flounced ana s'Quille Robes, in Black and
ColOrrd silk
Rich Bayatlere silk Robes
no Brre.e Robes in two and three Flounces
Do do do aQuille and Flounce
Do Organdie and Jaconet Robes
SidestIipe aud FlOunc d PopIinet do
PRINTED JacUnets and Urgandies
Plain and Printed rercules
DO do Rrilliantes
Do do Challies and DeLaues
Mourning Goods in Chally Tami.e, frame de
Esaque, Berege GrenadiDe. Bombazine. Mons
selaine Canton Cloth, Canton Grape, and other
new fabrics
We invite an examination FROM purchasers. feeling
sales. CHRISTIAN LATHROP,
NH 81 % Main street,
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DISSOLUTION.-The copsrtnership OF
IL MORTON, ARMSTEAD 4 Co, is this day dr.
solved hv mutual consent. The senior partner will
nm, I'D - settle NJ the business of the concern with
- ttIe leiRy possible. Each partner wik the
ps--e n{ the concern. Ia uaAt4on alone
JOSEPH T. MORTON,
JAS. NJ ARMSTEAD,'
JOSEPH BLANTOS.
gt-h-4rs,3 81 ID
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1k TUBS and firkins strictly prime
~ Goshen Butter; 20 hrkins New York State But
ter; p boxes Pine Apple Cheese; 80 or casks Ma
dera Wine; "a &C casks old Port Nine hhds oil
Scotch and irish Whiskey: 50 bbls old Apple aud
Peach Brandy $40 d0Z and string Brooms: q
a, z and hoop painted Pals, 30 doz vanished
da- Pals, fer sale by
apl WM WALLACE SONS.
GILL ANOTHER ARRIVAL BY EX-
~ PRESS.-More of those handsome
RepelIent Spring Over Sacks-Sh $40 and $l2
We have in store, and selling at very low prices
Plain and Side Band Business Suits from $40 to
$50 per suit
ALS0-Large arrival of Boys Clothing. all styles
and grades Don't forget to look at our Furnishing
Goods when } GU are ready.
" WALKER h CO.
apl l03 corner Main and lIth SITS.
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CLOTHS, CASSlMERES AND VEST
~ INGS-We have now on hand a very large
stock of Cloths Cassime res and Vestincs 10 which
we invite the attention of those in want of good
Clothing, at low prices
Our stock of black Cloths, Cassmeres and super
French and English do: Black and Fancy Silk
NesiDgs; handsome Marscilles do, IL larger and
better than we have ever had and are Offering them
for sale by the yard will have them made to or
der and srr8nt fit in all cases.
NH 26 CHILES 4 CHENERY.
BLACK SILK, h T. OK SILK-10
- pieces Black Silk Just received from the New
York auCt ons. Mt - csuts and 81 per yard, the
cheapest goods in the city, beautiful high lustre,
heavy aud w de Gail and see them.
NH 26 ALFRED MOSES SO Main street.
CPRlNG DRY GOODS.
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DRIVATE BOARDING. Mas. j. Q

JAMES & MISS y. A BIDG00D, having rented
she very desirable residence of Fleming james on
th, between Main aud Franklin streets close to b-
HnesS aud in the retired part OF the city, will open
for the accommodation of persons desiring Board.
N the lat dag Of January next. The house has
'ral large and desirable rooms for families. Also.
an Office IN the front basement. They can accommo-
late a few DAY BOARDERS. a20-dIy
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CUGARS.-26O bbls Crushed, Ground,
~ Granuiatei AMI Patent Cut Loaf Sugar; lJ Dds
Moassess 80 bids Syrup: 40 bids New Orleans ea-
gar: $50 bills A and Yellow sugar; for sale BY
apl VIM WALLACE sUNn.
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mo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS
4 WISHING To sToaE.-I have ample Icem
f,r storing large qnant.ss o. assehanal's' e'@'As
se mh I sIs. M LYLE fosTKR. ss Cary street.
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r. PASSENGERS FOR NEW
4 fSsSS YORK by the Steamship Poan, X,
9A---s 1850 requested tn he On board before
GSEcSkrzassSathe boHr ct departure, l. O'Clock, l.
" EElDA(. the ri inst.
fi-kds snd ber;hs secured at our office, Mt Rock
etts
Passage - New York. meals and state-room inclu
J.I only Slu. Storage passage only 81
Passage 10 Norfolk same as by the River Boats
LuDLAM WATSON.
az IL Otire Opnnslta Strsmers hATves.
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JOHNSTON 4 HARDWOOD.


(No.77 MAIN STREET,
Have opened, and will sell low. the following
Spring Goods:
French Lace MANTTLLAS
= POINTS
Silk ' MANTiLLAS
White and Colored Stella SHAWLS
SILK K0hbs a guile
CHALi1E
OkGANDIE %" {"
CHALLlE DELAINES
Ducal PLAiDS and ST SlFES
aINGuAMS and LAWNS
BRILLIANTS plain and figured
Plain and tgGIed BERAGES
Plain and figured MOUSLAINS
Msrseilles and Swiss COLL ARS
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c. q.
NH y JOHNSON h HARDWOOD.
CPRING GOODS would respectfully
~ inform my customers that. undaunted by the
late financial and commercial troubles, have been
laying in again for the approaching season. as large
new, and elegant an assortment of
TRTNhlNGS. FANCY, AND VARIETY GOODS
az ever shown before. 1 shall. besides, be c0ntnu-
ally supplied with NEW GOODS. and while keeping
everything of the best make aud quality, can af-
ford by Increased facilities in purchasing MY
GOODS, to sell on equal footing with the best
houses inthe country. S. HlRSH,
NH 23-lmF 300 Broad street.
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,.,..urruA SUMNER SCHEDULE


On aud after The 3tst Of March. orr
J.. ke' Buats viii leave Richmond MONDAY WE'D
Nf-bAi and FRIDAY, al 2. NJ, reach New
Canton at 4. NJ. and EcottsriIie At IL II. OF the
ftst. and Lynrhbutg at 4. ". and Buchanan at
r. II ot tie second jiay.
Lr'mninR leave Blu hannn al 4 NJ. aud Lynch
burg ~ 75t p ". MONpAYs, WEDN ESDAYS and
fridays and erriyP in Richmond at 3 oCloci; the
s"cond morning.
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TEWELRY-At from so to IS per cent.
~ below cost. at M. 2lT Main street.
NIB 30 HESRY W QUARLES.s Auct-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

The ST. Louis papers are aow core
!, exercised over alleged frauds il the hats
election.
Look out for & well gotten up gold
dollar Of the bogus kind," THE result ofthe
l.bors Of az ingenious crew Of r&scslly coun
..,t.iters in Massachusetts. Nothing bui
strong acid will show ths deceit.
--Parson Brownlow has had an At
tack OF bronchitis, which has nearly de
royed hs voice. He says, however. he
shall be in Philadelphia Oh the 7sh OF SCI
ssmber 10 participate in the anti Slavery
debate with the Rev. Dir. Pr,n
49, We have two weeks later iatelli
a.hce from California by the steamer Mos
sTaylor, which arrived yesterday sitter
noos, bringing the tss Frsncisc" mails o
August 5, and 81, 434,674 in tressare.--
TheFrszerRiverMines continue TO form ar
s1eiling topic Of conversation, though a
cheek his boon placed on the fever immi-
grafton. On the laat passage OF he stes"'-
or Oregon to San Francisco, she had hsr
row escape from total wreck; but few Of
sAe passengers. however, lost their AYES
RI. Y. Tribune. Augnss 28'h.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
MCFFApS LIFE PILLS
t-ASD-t
Phnnix BitterS.

'I'HE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE Now BEFORE TT
public, for the cure of Scrofnla, Ulcers, scurt
VI hruPtlons of the Skin, Fever and Asues, Dy
pepsia DfOpsy, and in tact most all the diseases SO.
!N,.u 20 their curative properties.
~ has been computed that during the last twenty-h
oeae6te by tue use of these medicines; fact of thel
sasnye propertiesa single trial will plsee them be
!oad the reach decomposition in the estimate OF every
a HEALTHY STATE and freed from ell Impurities
system is not reduced during their operation oai
gorated, and they require restraint from business
ne afflicted hare in these sedieiHes remedy that Ust
."JT tAe. all that medicine possibly effect.
PREPARED BY
W.B. MOFFAT, u. D., New York
AND FOR SALE BY-tsEo H. Cox, Lancaster, and
S9sCs's generally.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04

QrrsR L1-sL CAsE.-A repori having
been published in ioIk. Pa, that tue chol
as sss raging in Columbus, Pa, the editor
ofshs Columbus Spy announced that "the
disease kao~n a. p.ora lin plain English !
Inc itchy WAS raging at fearful rate among
BIS York neiehhors, and hat all efforts to
stay the fearful plague had proved unaTaii'
mg," And for this the siit6r has been
arrested for Il4sI On TIE bu'o''gh Ct York
AMI held ID bail;
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Horses Taken Up

TAKEN Up BY the subscriber. living three miles from
the village OF Nillvilie the 18th day OF August
I've horses: one, sosrel horse With three white fee
sid white strip in forehead The other il d rk sore
horse mind feet white and white face The first about
I'VE years OLD, the lxIier about nine.
will piesse prove property, pay en- argos ano
Ske said strays THOMAS PARLAND-
Ailiyille, Aug. 11th, 1858. S-4ts
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straw serrel Coit-Reward.

CrRAYED from the sui scriber residing in the Wake
Over settlement, town of lancaster last spring
two year old past large sorrei colt, tao hind feet
white will pay reasonable reward for delivery Il
ssid colt or info. nistion BY letter at Lancaster Post
Case, So that can got him. WI: "ALhEh.
August 10th. 1855. ST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-04
THREE unnsRs TAKEN UP.

Yr,AK& UP by the subscriber residing in i:saaas,st
,ill.ge, Lands Occupied Of her, 90 aIo "a. c.An'
rn,t 1858 one two YEAR old hay hnrs colt; Que three
Sfar old bay lare colt spo, il orehssd Que three y"sr
I'D bay nse cotspos in forehead The Two iatt'r ar.
,.ir matches Tbs oxner owners sre requested 10
nyc,n rrorertv nav charges and take TIL. property.
r',o p'9 81 - ~ i6-At MARGARET TELL
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MARE COLTS LosT-sso REwAR

7 OST in April sst hsre Colts; one yeais old,
v.ar old dark bsr name and tail cut short one hind
oa, white up half the knees had halter on when
left $40 reward piece will be paid by the under
signed for the recovery of them. w
F.npimors Branch Of Blue River at the Saw Mill.
~. XAVIER NEFF
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BUTTER IVAN

II PLEASANT yALIEY.-I wi pay Tor bu,ter !
cts. per 10, more or less according TO quaa.'y
GEORGE WALKER
Pleasant Valley, August 9Th, 1855.
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Sale of Forfeited School Lands.
STATE or WISCONSIN,,
Couaty Of Dane, :"
JFFICE COMMISSIONERS S. AND q. LAMBS,
Madison. AUGUST I'd. lA58

fVISSfJVE
nGrC
be He sr sl a 1.-THE Once of
tract: tim til
taxes tnmcd. xd,t i
also inject al tax
umsofpur Ted
no l tequra heri dnasa
.D v ZONES ,oSTs cn"iai'ne"
BOuCK Z T. lands
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offer and will pay at Lancaster. At our County fMf
L on the sd of September next tve doiars sor IN
best Suckas Colt OF Morgan Rsndolphs get. age an
Keep 10 be considered; SIS privata premium
Aug. 26th, 1858. 1925 JOHN poi'sE.
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naI~nIr cow sTRAYEp-RKMARp.

CTRAYED from the subscriber RESTING IN Lancaster
- sSnt the etn OF August a middiing large brin1i
Tow: bells face and end Of tail, white: left morn o
sDG sisut wears old. 4 Fair Reward will be PAID 10
darx of said COW or information that can get hei
August 20, 1855 9tfsl,oO LEO ANSHOfh
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STRAY PIGS.

yy,1yES Up on the 9th day Of july 1855, four blaci
4 aud white spotted Pigs ~ the age OF between 4
months marked with round hole IN the left ear; th'
other tso not marked, straye upon land owned by ne
in the town OF Harrison, and now iensin therenpon
o. ). JONES.
Dated Harrison July 2ath, 1858. Git
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Farm for Sale.

I oFFEk coed Farm forbade, miles frsm Boscs.
Eo' J. NJ. DICKERSOy