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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

SUPREME CoURT--CH,NuSs-Jvy 7-B,fTe Jsi,e
GLtRkg -sEClsto>s.
VIM Mowers act. Peter rogaIc lie 81 sl.-Moh0r de-
rsd, with Q 10 costs, 10 sbd, .v'rt
Arm Maris Brcwnrgsgt Oakley Bosch et An =
ticps deuitd with 10 costs ~ Ach 10 abide event
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

Tie Cicr'attlO) Iig.ndcoi.r says TIA, NJ. Clu.
ninshSu 4rGel HIS purchased farm in C.rrou
CU1nfy anIl, four ni',s from C.rot0n AID a. %.
stveuiy .,s from tho cty. Sc bought tie f rfn
ffcm the asns Of the late Dr. Samuel Seas 2syic-
s. GEO down itr 70, atd "a -oie-,' md tLst sae ~
Eke III 1tGstC p.,se5< 90.
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which hiss been pressrted hy some genleTen IN N
uec:.cut to hir E1c.le Gen. Wse1rg:oo: lie "a
f.e.7 inches high ard weighs on he boot JU les,
tie lsrgea animal ever beh-d."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
COURT CALENDaR-TnIs DAY.

Us Dls1moT Coufr.-Nos. "A, p, 80, 43, Is, 81,
3D. IS 49, 49,
SUPREME CouPT-SPRorAL TFRN -DEaURRRRs.-
Noe p % Inclusive. IsSUEs Law AND fACT.-
Nos. - III, a. a.. 49, -
SurERloR CouRr.-Nos. %, i27, 4si, 5ls 81 9s6.
1892 IN M 87i, To - $50
CoMMoy PLEAs--Psr. I-Nos. l2'S, ~, 1853, 1858
TO l27J. 1858 Part II.--Noe. w. il23 1876 TO 1891,
1873 1874 1880 1885 lo3l 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

The NEXT NATIoSAL HoHsE SHow.-sphogfe!d,
town of the Massachusetts Bay pshtaions, locs,sd
siusel, built up, ard dwelt in 10y good many people,
or tie b.rk Ct 1.-THE beautiful riye,' is 40. "one-
norse town. that is certain. II hi'iat,d National
Horse Shows" and il has repeated the eGperimsn',
Will success sugposc, since il proposes 10 re9e-s
sgsln. Dor readers Lnow what sort OF place
Tor the purpose belongs to Springfield for ~ pso-
PIE bought it ard p.id for it, God went 70 work
ike I've YGIkees and fitted up the best show grouai
il all New. Englsnd, eud tuey have, can acd will envy
their bor.e shCws. Oh the iih ard bhof September,
they are going 10 have afother "bg House Sho",
for w ch they offr Cng llt Of prizc5i among when
3 banner. worth $780, for The Of the Safe Ayr
cultural Society," 10 that State, Other than M.sssohl-
etts that sends the largest number Of horses 10 ;hs
show TIE pIiz rargo irom $40 to $780, the largest
borg for very eepsbe otjeo.- ste. ons ~ general
nee" The L.Leefs snd Florss a5l ot.er rA;srs, are
not offered ally tpcour. cement Thu yesr. May the
'o.t .Low lie groster theo TIE frs'.
HodniosoI Alractton. TIE SD,Tqg'dt Republican
makes the following eyggesGoE. ~ TIE get,ers-uo 4
Hone Sboas;
"At every show tLere are class ct Ds,nifll
h,tst. Of moderate sbli.iee. Like some hsndsO.ne
btr-s'e we fsye recd e. they are pretty but 30.
.uar' v have plan 10 dspay these ~ 10 oj.nihS
far Il coufse with The c0rs'nt Ci the oPn-t ~ IS
ssd fhst ire IL eD'aus VI Einorca sase tas 'D0E-
r. aIbuseIn.tt ca their i,', w: donk9y nee a
wsieL there may be from twelve T. twenty compsi-
tore The ru'ee of Che race ore, that o. oas "hp
starts shrll turn beck stop and that me -. "o7 ~
the cool sha le cOosid"red tie winner. 81 course
E, l. or me iI'ersst 81 every aepirsn. III ~ pfz' ~
nee 10 gcfd The dobhey IN which be ,ies, en- ep
back tis owu ridden By another. u must Do ve'y
comicsl ard luGcrous sport, and heiog very nrnsaI
thing ~ throw V out WORTHY toe ate liion ~ To
Hone Coz J.tiee. Such Tqce a. j. described eo)'e,
c,u'd be got up for Gee went ID part Of ~ excuse
q tie FlC,s Temple ard LaLcc' G,gl-y ct l,-s
year, 81 d would " Utmost - 6.tra"tigr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

with :te vonSerfu, and ,gerious ias:rrnneLi Which
will 6oubisst be familiar 20 you from ts nee 10 AMER
CO, but which i- quite rev 70 us here. Considering
tee short Tin during which be has been sse . par-
sue his irquiries, appears % inst his rs.rImsu.
is likely 20 scbieve great sucosss 10 tekgrsph.6s
thrcpsh the cable.
irg BY TIE Goth Of this month, sbou, rhich',ne i. .
ut,rteo that the squsorcn sha set sail o. eIp.ri-
uer,s expedition, ior TIE parposs Of resensig AID
testing every portion OF the arrangements. They vii
nrcc,.a 70 deep part of tie North A-sn'ic a>oat
zoo miles rom The ecs.t Of Ireland ana ell ners ran
GU. Qusrt;iy Of tie experimental cshle, ast trys
variety o. experiments 9th the baoys ard osher ~ 81
rA,u. that have bs.n suggested.
TIE stips will then r.trrn 10 Yuesnsiowa o. fy,
mcuh sro If Any adjustment OF siterstion a required
IN any Il The appliances. L viii there be ensc.ed ].
IS tered IA. the expedition viii again sail from ths
shores Of lelsrd about ire 10Th OF June proce' irS
70 i'd ocssr, there 10 JOIN toe ,~o ends OF he ctor
Aner which cne psrt Of the squSdTon VII sal for
America sne The other par for England, and before
the end Of Jure il is trusted ths. may have ne
qualification Of knowing thai the grsat scientific even.
Of the age hss beer completed.
GEO sAwARp, se,r.y.
TOE NJ ARCHIBALD e.q,
H. N. Goa sui, NrwioTk.
We uudentsrd that private letters are ia town ron
members of the Atsniie IT,, graph Company London,
representing the success of the Amer Printing rre
graph Istumen,s OF Pof. Hughes ia working tnroagn
3CO0 miles of cable satisfactory in the hshes, de-
gree; AMI lie the more credits able TO Prof Hisaes, ~
oil other e.. cicsIs ard systsms of telesrsphcg have
utterly failed TO trshsmit intelligence reliably through
the extent Of csble notwithstanding they have hGi
whole year for making experiments, snd have e,psra
Cd for TIE company over sOo,ooo. The aston 'ding
performances of this wonderful invention leave 10
room for doubt but that in the language OF The Lon.
don Tmcs it will speedily spp7rssde al other sysien',
s1d create en- entire reyoutoc in the telegraph ba.-
e,s of the world. At l.-st such is the tenor OF tba
private letters referred to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

Ill 70 hal Matoa 30 a
we Sre uuuer oonsato's 70 "ef Dl'an"o naJ0e'1 .
Consul tbis city for the following hissy interesting
letter from the Secretary Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Curary.
~" pony - -
ATLANTIC itLh"N.h p'ArB
No - va pr "a Stree, i|S"'oD, nc -, -. -
DEAR cIN' AZ tho 'llio % no" OPP. ~ Va"
p @hG eteuP, 20 Conihe.s '.iiS bte1. u'u' ' =
.-Jught u NCuu te Iu,e.es.lns u you I, snVr 80
P'c''Ns fO@1'''- Va NV "-'' '", " " ~ SO
H. ,o+eI of+Le csble ,ybi, had been covered Qirh
,,, - It'd o,I snJ zsv Ia, ~ mr., Zoe.
= ''1'ui0 - ' ,,' - -, 3; IT NJ n f,,',.I
r'. JUN no 'N''i' "H' s'Di,u - ~ ' Nv
NJ N'yhA~ - o'eu oo'iSN "a y '.'u " 'P, ~ >
mt mon ~ Nas"iS ;" ton.r ~ as,i,
% -" oep!o Nv o.c" 80 '' c,,,ta- i",y,b -
w. - - 49, - - % s-I ltt All bv NE
go mics scoitoHsi - go yonIpi''s Ie ~ -
W In le","ts ~ 80 tpe T..T,,.ivs ss,,s
-. "
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mf.s,fr.rfsrert cah.s ........................fH
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-,
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MI, Of ,',-.,D,, caiie ................l.f7
si,es Of ll.a, LA! i
,, q. ~ ~ 'L'' " 30, -
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n nod c,lIs ...............Il@
Of .1pen.l,al oste Observation-Disclosures. 81
80
Tool 80 No.. - ar
=. ! = =, IN. IN y. -,i -. - - "a
lICL On "ea'"' o. i.-' N,s.,,rs :, m Il -.
-As' Il t1e u Gu o.es's ~ m ~ 80 80
"by eI'uiu 20 -: ~, W. q - 80. ~
pee YIN siA COY ;l'ul si1,r r.p,ai4ale,d
g. 20 Pk.,eLo IT, taLI. i. gu.d.I ou. u the
u : ,AtsEe "ttieoI We - . u - ,-o,al ,
DoI-' I',-u ."9 o., ~. croovss tte cabls
:, "a Fo ,.r,ic, no, the eruy.. il vs-.o,
Pr - J sicb ,ybe.I i,,v.4
- - s e frs,ne 50 co3rtrrc,.d "a psarly ~
nP ~ ticsi 6r,, 20 me irnonlss or Y,laxs-
sep 1880 go 70 ~ by the g Ole.
~, -; ab1l il neese. :, 4 wheel IT the s.sra Of
i. yers.i n,d thCrce ito The sea Toe sides % the
fs,. n Wien H., vse,l moves are gr4dg ted 90 ls
"a Iud.e,te. to a few pounds, TIE exi<. SsLL.- O.
n,e.-r.s t'et ia besr "a, -on the cable. IA.s }.
t.. -, - - o-r'~st .i.otS
,'.e,G,o n5weT eppheI 70 the g,ooyed wheel
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PERSONAL.

r.. H. liza aiton, esq, WHO has been Ua'cd Safes
Copsul e, Montevideo for quarter Ct century, ar
rived from Bueros Ayres in tbs chip Parara on san
day, and has taken rooms at the United States iio,s
Mr. Hamilton is in very feeblo hes;h
The Rev. G. d. CauOw, Methodist Missionary to
Buenss Ayres erd family, arrived o the city by shp
Parma sn Sunday. They are q. M. Prssco.t House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

ARcox D. olDas NV l'L' a. ". u''
r.. ue i.-cv.-- .,rrac, '.a rs go VI -
pp,lof.! q R.v.,lo''c sai--d''eo:J 'a- - ~ !,
az ~ va ,, me 's, ,ss..k.oy ig- "a. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD:-On
IN ard ser MONDAY May 10 1853, snd mill rtnei 20
sce Pss. niger Trains will have Pier foot OF poane'I
pTNKiRK EXPRESS a6A m. for DuSkLh aud rf'' N
ttrmecis'e Staiions na,..,A to,.,,..
dis'e Stations t., Ch.,h....
ROCKI AND PASSENGER Of m. hom loot Chsm oefe 81
p,.,n,n, Safe intrrmediste St>tionA
WAY PASSENGER At m, for Mes ouisn' "oae own he
intern edi,'e srstioDs n,... .,a ps.to
'''~ IN s-ys Trnjus run daily, SGtd4ys excepted
$3.50. T,sIn. c1ruecf a. Eimrs Win the FlDrA
c.n.eS.,a.ssS Nsms Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
Sn ~" Th he sy.s.use ard Bnshauton Railroad. for
S =, a. ming With toe Buffalo Coming AMI NewYo'k
s,,,'n.S q, poch..r; at G;ea. Send With the De,swae.
ard Western Rair ad AID for Scrsntoo at HoIuels
90 ,h N. aAo and New Yos CITY Railroad, for Buffalo
~ Bgso DuDIk With the Late Shore Railroad fr Cleve
- Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit Cncsgo &c.
1891 a. y. READILY Assistant President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
Ceaal Noiiefs.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
IN. Comfy OF Newly ork notice Is hereby ev0n 70 AL persons
having claims against IDRlS L. APPLEY late Of the City OF
Nv, Yk deceased present the with vouchers thereof
H. The .nbscber Of thu New York Juvenile Asylum l75th St, IN
thu Cay NewYok before the ell heenth day OF Se
Der NewYork, the fGenth day OF March 1903
nile law6Inru+ JAMES j. AfPLE1, acinihstfsior.
CUPREME COURT - KINGS COUNTY,
- HENRY C. BOWEN and THEODORE McNAMEE
against JOHN MITCHELL ard ANN MITCHELL his Wte
JONATHAN CRANE aud CHARLES ELY. Summons For
Relief (Con ITO H.. above defendants John Mitch,
ell and Anne Mitchell bis wife You hereby summoned AMI
eauired o the complaint 10 this econ wSioh was TINS
d.S filed in the Office of the Clerk Of the County Of Kings his
o8ce in the Cy Hall Brooklyn, New York sud 70 serve
eopy Of your the sd compaut the subscribers
their ofce 10 WsLst NewYCrk City within twenty days
,er the service Of exclusive % the day Of
-uch SCI vice and fail the said complaint within
plaintiffs this action will appy 10 TIE
Cu, for The relief demanded in Tho congratulated May 81,
1858 PARSONS, RIGGS RIuOS,
Jel law6wTn. Pt'rtt's Attorney
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tan. fac. is that there are bands Of rohber, in tie
b,hmus low, 81 10 chariot rcsds.
Hence 10 Kslamski Was ride OF four hours

tant fac. 10 that there are bands OF rohher, in tie
b.bmus Low, 81 nO chariot rcsds.
Hence to KAlamshi was q ride OF four hours,
ever pl,in almcst entirely covered with mas.c,
Wild olive aud the lehman plne-unpioxed aud
inhabited In ,Pct, hesps Of reuga sulphur
were piled On the sesshore, AID We say, 10 the
face Of the mountains en- cur right, the qaarries
whence they came. As We approached Kal,nati,
the ruin wrought by the earthquake which visited
the Isihnus on Sunday, February 81, became
evident. In the whole :oxn bu; two house. sp-
pesred to be uhinjuied, and those Of when the
wslls yet ,tood were go damaged as IN be entirely
unbhabitatle. The tesn vac q mass Of hideous
rita mere leap Of stones AID broken tiles, gu:
Of which the raf.e,s and rco!.:rees rose ike me
shattered spsrs Of seipwTec hed vessels. The khan
where We rad bresk'a,ted On our way TO Athens,
vas level with the earth; large house opposite
wss 90 rddled and cracked that i; reseubel a
basket and great gaps, stIll yawning in The earth,
showed bow terrific had been the upheavsl The
quay lad sunk perceptibly, aid barrack at its ex-
tIemity, split clean into two equal parts, e,ned
outward, threatening to fall az aay moment The
people told us that the whole thing was the work
of second. It came like a thnderbelt, out Of
clear sky, with no previous sign of warning Tee
sound ard the shock we're simultaneous: houses
fell, the earth heaved up and down, cracked open
as il rose, ard when the cracks closed again as j.
sank, streams Of water spouted up from them like
fountains, high int the air -Four persons we're
killed and bu: two wounded.
We roud learn very little SIS IN the probability
Of getting quarters for the night nearer Cerinth
but determined 70 push on. mile from Ka.amahi
our road passed ever the site Of the reno wed
Istbmian g,mes. The iuclosure of the stadium is
s'il distinctly marked by the heaps Of hewn stones
but of the temple Of Neptune there are only shape
less fragments. As we rode OYER the deserted eta
diuD, BREASTED broke a branch Of Isthmiaa pine
as souvenir and / repeated Schller's Goods Of
Greece -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-08
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH

We Sre under obligations to her Britannia Majesty
Ccnu ID tbis city for the fJloging highly interesting
letter from the Secretary of the Atlantic Telegraph
Germany:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
81 Acres under Cultivation.
o5 Acres OF Eaauu Timhsr


r cifer 70. sale cheaper lan airy othe~ mac car aors
to sell twc 80 aSro trgt:s Of hnd, ding The i'm
proved part ofmy home fasn, consisting Of IS acres
now in good cultivation
The balance Of the tive eighty acre lots il excellent
timber. . -2od as can be ionad III the country.
selected the land for home IN 1890 wien had choice
OF all Grant countyah OF which sincerely rogret that
did not then purchase, | would now he enc of the
richest men in the State
The property is situated miles south Of Lancaster
which place Is in view of my farm, There il good
spring thereon and the and is rich being the choice of
the Hurricane. 1t stoins the Bart layiie land known
everywhere.
The land lies level aad rollcgevegy being ploU
land.
Good roads lead in every direction The Px5c Schso
House on part of the land and very good country
school Is generally supported In TO miles there axe
several Touring and mills. The ailroa6ssrs within
halta DAYS drive. The vicinity ia Tricky settled with
kini and industrious neighbours
will sell AL the land descrfBp q, or ia sc thereof
LIZ Old Settlers are requested taror to call the
attention OF buyers to this land. refer buyers n 5.
Mahood in @ncaster, or to myself on the premises.
August ath, 1855. 7-tf II. W. HODGES
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Notice Cassville.

NOTICE is hereby given, all perso.s indebted
to the firm or Brown, LaGrave c., eithet b.!
Note or Book Account, are requested to pay up D.,
25th of October, 1858 after that date, the Notes
and .ccounts will be placed in the hands of w. P.
Dewey for collection. BROWN, LAGkAVE & Co.
Sept. 18th, 1853.
N. B. Produce OF all XII nds will be taken in pay
ment OF the above debts. 6tl3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
PlattevIlle Correspondence.

In company with quite number OF the
citizens of Platteville, visited Galena, on
Saturday Oct. End, to hear Senator Trnm-
bull of the State of Illinois, deliver his
speech We reached Galena about IL
o'clock and from that time ill after l
o'clock there was one continuous string of
arrivals; a procession arrived from Eliza
beth, Hazel Green and other towns in the
vicinity of Gelena, estimated at about 900
horsenen. besides great number of four
horse, two-horse and one horse conveyan-
ces, all heavily loaded with people.
The procession was accompanied by
three brass bands, one from Elizabeth, one
from Hazel Green, and one, | don't keow
whether it was a Galena Band or not; the
procession marched down Mineral Street
and then round up Main Street unit they
arrived in front of the ''De soto" House,
when they called out Senator Trumhull
Who being introduced to the crowd by
the Hon. 6, B. Washburn, addressed them
for few minutes, expressing his pleasure
at the gratifying reception and telling
them he should be happy to address them
at o'clock upon the great questions OF
4he day. The crowd separated to their
dinners with nine cheers for "Trumbull"
three for "Wash5urn" and three for "I.in
coin"
Az 2 o'clock we went on to the wesi
side of the river 10 the place appointed
for Senator Trumbull to AL lress the p4o
pie, where we found great number Of
people among whom was the Hon Lyman
TrumbuA and the Hon. f. B. Washbutn
and from that time until 3 clock the pc y
pie arrived in great numbers until there
was about the largest croa0d ever saw
and so Tcan't estimate how many there
acre. 1t was estimated by some at 1000
more than went TO hear the Little Giant
At o'clock, Senator Trumbull commeHc
ed to speak and he continued until 5
o'clock. when he closed his speech amid
the most enthusiastic applause and cheer
ing.
During his speech he, unlike the Little
GIANT" entirely rrfraned from using an,
abusive language or slang, but confined
himself entirely 10 facts-unlike his com
petetor and colleague, Senator Douglas
he made no assertions but what he prov
ed conclusiyely, | think, to every person
within the sound of his voice. He is not
howery speaker but very forcibe one
there are no words pnc in but what have
their place and meaning, ms worc.s seem
10 carry conviction with them-even tc
the Douglasites; | mean the candid ones
Or at least those who spoke to me about
1t, Acknowledged the weight of his argu-
mens,
In the evening there was a torchlight
procession and speeches delivered by
several gentlemen, but | did not know
them.
The Convention at Wipgville to nomi
rate an Asscmblyman, for this District
understand, nominoted Mr.. Waldorf a
their candidate CARTER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09

IAME TO the residence of the subscriber within the
7 j present month, dark brown black Mare four
years old last sring the right hind root white, and
small star in Ger forehead, small tail with few white
hairs about fifteen hands high. The is requested
call the residence the subscriber miles east OF
southeast of Platteyille prove perry and take
her away. JOHN HUN tlNGFoN.
Platteville, Sept 18th, 1853. SO cts. DUE 4tl4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
To Cassyilie Customers.

IL those indebted 10 the undersigned, either By note
4 or ON Book Account who promised to settle on the
st of October 1858. hereby notified, that we ex-
Yect our nav at the appointed time: and all demands OF
ours due on the LIST of october 49, that shall remain
paid will be put the hands of proper officers for colec
ton. Therefore come on, pay up and save cost
E. BRINCkMAN & Co.
We take pleasure to state at thesame time, that the
CASH SYSTEM
adopted by the lst of Septemborfwors beautifully
We are receiving our
FALL STOCK OF GOODS
from New York and ST. Louis, which we offer low 10
CASH or in Exchange for Produce,
The highest Market Price paid in Cash at all times toi
Produce. T.. d. a 20
Cassyille, Oct. LIST, 1858. lott
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Colt a AIKEN Up.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber, living two-and-a,
half miles west Of the village of jamestown, on or
about the 4th day of September inst, one dark bay
Mare Colt, supposed to be two years Old last spring:
right hind foot white half way up the leg, black name
and tail locked. The owner will please prove pro-
perty, pay charges and take the said estray away.
MICHAEL CHURCHILL.
Jamesthvn Sent I3th 1855 4tI3chA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
VET 1Hgf AIRY SURGEON,
AT pATCu GROVE WIS

VETELLGAM H. STEWART, Horse Doctor, has
wv permanently located at Patch Grove and will treat
the various diseases incident to horses skfuy and
according to the knowledge he has acquired by long
experience
He will also examine horses to soundness Charges
reasonable.
Nav 18th, 1865 4rtf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Notice! Notice! Notice!

III, persons knowing Themselves indebted to me or
"A Account will call and settle the same either ny
Note or Cash ut the Office of Woolley, who Is
ized to receive the and give receipts therefor
When at home can be found at the Drugstore IN I'M
north end of the Beckwith House or at my dweiing IL
Lancaster, Sept.2s 1858. T. W. BAIiAELI, NJ "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
To Persons having Watches in my Care
OR WHO OWE ME-:

DEING about to remove to Patteville, give notice
IS to those having watches or other articles III ny
hands or owing me money for work. to and get ti'
same and nav me all Indebtedness My business must b.
settled up.
The watches will be sold for charges unless the owner
come xoon JOHN ROBERTSON.
~ . co+ 7s+ 1888 3t15
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-10-09
Sale of Forfeited School Lands.
FFICE COMMISSIONERS 5. AND U. LAND
Madison, August Cd. 1858.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County OF Dane.

STATEor WHCoNs \
]
a h
Secretary ca heGari in M
dIand
sand wHlnatbel thar reId original
= y y 4 12sfs ! c0n"is'osH
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Stray Cow.

TAKEN Up by the subscriber, on lands owned
by him in the town of Miiiville 10 miles east cf
Patch Glove, the 9Th of August last one Sort o.
pale red, clouded Cow. about % yeats old, and no
other particular marks. The owner ia requested
10 PROVE property pay charges. and take The proyrT.
ty. THOMAS rAGLE. =
September 5th, 1858. 4ti2
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pr-r1I.AR RECOMMENDATIONS

OfIancasterLodge, No. 20 of F. A. Ma
u sons, meet in Lancaster on the Ist and Sd Sat
q ~ urdays of ever, month.
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MAMMOTH APPLE.-A tree in the or
ehard of Mr.. John Wisemau in Patch Grove
Produced IN apple this year, larger in d.
smeter By { of an inch than the diameter
Of the tree at the largest part.
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Mrs. y. ID. OyEssTON,
At Glen Haven. Wis
Notice! Notica!!

T ast Call and Fair Warning. having I'M
1 settled achhints with me at Lancaster will please
take notice that unless they are settled by the first of
October next you will be called upon to settle them at
Boscobe, shall take the books there at that time
If you wish to costs and trouble, attend to it at
once. ID. Y. PARKER.
Boscobel, Sept. 49, 1851 ID
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TERMs-2o per 45t ofthc prsthase money in hand and
the balance in t9 equal sua instruments wi III interest,"
at the rate of seven Per ceiitpor
Address, NJ Bond, Geneseo, Livingston CsrHty State
of New York. ft-lys
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Cyrus K. Lord & Wife
part of sect ion No. So, Town 8. north Of Range
No. 3 west, in Giant county, viz; commencing al
the southeast corner of out lot No. SIS, thence
south two chains and 80 ks;thence cas-; 5 chains
thence north loci aims; thence west2 chains and so
links thence north Chains thence west chains
and SO links thence north chains; thence north
o. degrees west chains ana IS finks; thence south
A. degrees, west 10 chains and IS links to q large
white oak stump, thence soath 10 degrees, west
chains and 80 LINKS ii large WHITE oak stump,
thence south 40 degrees west 10 White Street, in
the town OF Iotoai, thence down White Street, TO
the south line OF out lot No "a, thence east to the
place OF beginning, containing Il and one. lalf
acres, excepting the north half of out lot No.73 Il
soutt-half of out lot No S. containing together
~ acres Also, south half of in lot No. 10Y in
said town of Potos; Amt due S50000 Amt In
terest b35 co; Amt of Penal y 90: Amt Of In
terest and Penalty SG0,00 Total Amt due State
$4,000; Years for which Interest is Due, 1873.
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