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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16
Special Notice.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1858.

~ See notice Of a lost parish
warrant in another column.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

TOMB STONES, &c.-Messrs. 6.
BE- E.. EHocus, are again in Baton
Rouge, with another large assert
ment Of Tomb Stones, Mausoleums,
Head and Foot Stones, and in fine,
every thing in their line of bust
ness to suit the tastes Of all. See
their advertisement in urcolumns.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

Coop BoARptrse..---We call at
tention to, the card: of Mrs. s. E.
JONES, to- be found in our advertis-
ing columns. To those, visiting
Baton. Rouge for the winter months,
no n: more comfortable and quiet
house can be found withinits limits.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

ion of the sugar duties, make that
staple cheaper inthe United States!
land, # SO, how2 We would d like
to argue the question, satisfied, IN
our own mind at least, that we
could prove beyond a doubt that
the present tariff protecting Loulsl-
ana sugars, bringsit to the Ameri-
can consumer at a less price than 1t
the tariff was removed. To say
nothing ofthe advantages and bene-
fits accruing to American industry
from the production of this staple
in Louisiana.
HARVEY HoUsE.-The beautiful
billiard saloon and bar room Of this
favorite establishment will be
thrown open to the public on Mon
day evening next. These ooms
are among the most neat and taste
ly filed up, Of any Of the kind, and
we bespeak for the energetic pro
prietor, Major RHoDUs, a run Of
patronage this season amply suth-
Gent to repay him for his enter
prise. In the same connection, we
would further mention that the old
Harvey House is fully prepared
from top to bottom to accommodate
all the visitors the house can posi-
bly, hold, with all the comforts and
conveniencies of any first class ho~
tel in the South. An unusual rush
of visitors is expected this season
in Baton Rouge, for which Col.
r.. has made all preparation his
house can afford. This should be
borne in mind by those whom bu
%siness, pleasure or curiosity directs
to our Capitol this fall.
From the Crescent, Of the 14th
inst, we clip the following item of
news. The "gimlet fraternity"
must be possessed of a considerable
quantity Of good humor: !
Our levee and landings are rath-
er in . muddy condition. The SUI
gar depot, particularly is in a slop-
pycondition. The gimlet fraternity,
however, manage to pass alongand
peep in good hunor. The contrast
is great between a crop Of 100000
hogsheads Of sugar and that Of last
year.
The exports o fsu{gar for Northern
ports are large, mostly on specula-
ton on Northern account. Very
little has been shipped on planters
account The mass Of our planters
prefer to rest on this market where
they can obtain cash on delivery.
Forwarding to New York and 9th
er cities, and selling there on four
months credit, is equivalent to
about six months from the time the
sugar leaves the plantation until re-
turns are received. Of course, draw
ing at sixty days against shipments
at the present rate of exchange, and
then have the sugar sold on three
or four months credit at the matu-
rity of the bill, with the long lis tof
charges, will not prove a very prot.
table business. We hope, howev-
er, that all traders in the article
will turn a penny or more; but our
planters will find it to their inter-
est to look to no other market than
through thesr factors in the city,
This is the talk.
Ia Understanding that reports
are in circulation that we are a cam
didate for State Printer, we take
this occasion to deny it from begin
ming to end. We wouldn't have it
if we could get it, ndcould'nt get
it if we would have it. We there
fore ask the members of the Legis-
not to vote for us, either sh.
dellians, Anti-slidellians, Or bloody
Known othings.
Tho pHitnrc IF kopf,,,bx, ~,,. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

The Democratic State Commit.
tee of New Hampshire have, by
resolution, proclaimed opposition
70 the Lecompton Convention. 0
faithful National Democracyl
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

~ HYAMs, if you don't mind pe'H
smoke you.-B. Seminal, -a~ ::
' My dear fellow,>do you consider
us amae1'e sAame Meershaum.)-
If $50, thanks for the compliment.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16
Report of Sub Committee.

To Col. Joseph s. Williams Chairman
S1K:-Having been appointed a sub
committee, for the purpose of ascertain
ing if q location suitable for afugar
mart, could be had within the limits Of
the city of New Orleans, we beg leave
to submit the following report: fl.
At the time this committee was APP
pointed, the term office of the present
City Council expired by law during the
month Of March last, and it was deemed
that there was not sufficient time for the
accomplishment Of what was desired OF
the Council prior to the date upon which,
they must resign their offices. Suisse
quently, however, by an act of the Leg
islature, said TEEN of office was prolong-
ed until the month Of June next, (ls56)
Your committee Immediately began
their investigation, but for the lack Of
time and other obstacles, they are una
bic state definitely what may be done in
the promotion. of the object in view
They are enabled, however, to state that
they have conferred freely with promin-
ent and infuetial members of the Coun-
Gil, and are assured that there is an earn
st desire upon the par. of the city au-
thorities, to meet the views and require
ments Of the, sugar planters Of the State,
as announced in their Convention. &1H" !
We find by examination, that there is
. space bounded BY Bienville, Levee and
Jefferson streets, and the Mississippi riv-
er, exclusive Of the space occupied by
the platforms attached to the wharves,
and by the streets within said boundaries,
crossing the Leyee, of 1880 feet in
length, BY an average with of $50 feet,
and that said. space. will contain over
10000 hhds. of sugar. We find that
the public wharves in front of said space,
have been leased for some two years and
. hall, and that the ~lessees have the use
and occupancy Of this space, upon con-
ditions that they keep it at all times in
perfect repair. We further understand
that this vacant ground yields to the
~lessees, no revenue in comparison with
the cost Of keeE ing it IN repair and that
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

The editors Of Kentucky met in
convention at Frankfort, ON the
10Th inst, and agreed to adopt the
cash system after the LIST Of July
next. ~ .~.yj... .~f-~~:- g.
Why cannot Louisiana editors
do the same? People never pay
the printer until they have no other
use for the money, and grumble
even at that. Let us try the ex-
pertinent, and no doubt a general
cooperation will make it entirely
successful. What. say you to a
convention for the purpose, breth-
rem Of the quill?
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-01-16

deceived aDy those. we placed the
utmost confidence in, we can do
nothing but grin and-bear it.
Whatever may have been the
motive inducing Mess1s. Taylor,
Sandidge and Davidson in the last
Congress, in voting for a reduction
of. the tariff upon foreign sugars, it
was not in accordance with their
duty to the South, and more particu-
larly their own State. Democracy
under the present administration,
at least, is no friend to us and ours
it is a broken reed upon which
we cannot lean for support The
present tariff upon foreign sugars is
the prop which sustains the Louisi-
ana planter, and when that is re-
moved, he must but fall, and the
ruin will pull down thousands who
live upon him. A question here
naturally presents itself, and it
would be a favor ifsome ofour CO.
temporarieswho advocate fee:trade,
would answer it. Will the abolit-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.
% Acres under Cultivation,
So Acres Of Heavy Timber!

OFFER for sale cheaper than any other can a1ord
to se two so acre tracts Of land including the i'm
proved part of my homie Ern, consisting of IS cores
now in coed cultivation.
The balance Of the two eighty acre lots is excellent
timber, 81 good as can be found in the country.
selected the land for home in when had choios
OF AZ Grant eounyall of which sincerely regret that
did not then purchase, would now be one Of the
richest men in the State
The property is situated miles south Of Lancaster
which place is in Wow Of my farm. There is good
spring thereon and the land rch being the choice OF
the HUI rcans 1t adjoins the Burt Prairie land known
everywhere.
land.
Good roads lead in every direction The Public School
rouse IS on part OF tho land, very good country
school IS generally supported. In to miles there are
several houring and saw mills The raiIreadzars within
nara days drive. The vicinity thickly settled with
KIM and industrious neighboIs
VIII sell all the land describe d, or so therees
u Old Settlers requested favor to call The
attention OF buyers to this land. | refer buyers to 5.
Aahood in Lancaster Of to myself on the premises
August 4h 1858. Tiff Fl. W. HODGES.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
CALI. At TAFtOM.

IL persons knowing themselves indebted to the old
4 GtTn of BENAAM X Osborn, l.. S.osEoRN aud OSBORN
PARSONS o. Cscrbn in arg shape, hereby earnest
requested to settle up their accounts and pay up men
notes within thirty d the expect cost nads on
The ssms BENHAM OEB0RN,
l.. :. OSBORN,
Tsftop Aug 30 IS 1o-It OSBORN 4 PARSONS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

Iowa Co. SEAT QUEsTIoN.-The peo-
pie of Iowa County are to vote at the fall
election whether they will move their
county seat from Mineral Point to Dodge
vile. The DodgeviIlians have subscribed
nearly $4,000 for County Buildings, in e.
veat of removal. The Mineral Point TRl-
BuNE says there is no law for collecting
the subscriptions because an obligation
given FIR no value received is void.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Yg.Kg aoRsss TAKEN UP.

TAKEN UPby the subscriber residing in Lancaster
village Lands occupied by her, en- 22d day ofAu-
year old hay colt spot in foehsad; one three
old bav mare colt spot in forehead This two lsttoT
fair matches The owner o6uers are requested to
prove property, pay charges and take tn. property.
Aug 18th '5S. I0-4t MARGARET TELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
MCIFAT'S LIFE PILLS
t-AND-t
Phoenix Hitfars.

hhB BEST FAMILY MEDICINE Now BEFORE TIT
paoiic fer the cure of Scrofula, Ulcers, Scurs
ssn1 iiapusns OF the skin, Fever and Agnes, by
refsia Dropsy and IN fact most all the diseases so.
- =. 70 their curative properties.
s oeen computed that during the last twenty-i,
Cehied by the use of these medicines fact of the,
vcnd W pFope tiesa single trial will place them be
ne Tesch OF decomposition in the estimate OF ever,
n a STATE and freed from all Impurities
ipyisSssn not reduced during their operation bu
or aud they require restraint from business
10 @ ted hare IN these medicixes remedy thai ,rsl
;" tAe@ al hat medicine can possibly effect
PREPARED BY
An, W B. MoFFAT, n. o., New York.
kg's's generally. i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
TO CAssVILLE CUSTOMERS


BY X. D4INCA ANS G. CO.
TIGON and after the first of september next, sill
L sail Goods f0i Cash only.
We have
Large and we'll selected Stock
OF Groceries Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Clothing sc.
hand which oser to sell at the lowest Cash prices
Or ii exchange Tor Produce.
To Slaeksnliths.
We keep large assortment oi All Anfs OF Iron, aon-
statls on hand sold at tiaena and pubuqs" prices
Cash Paid for Produce at all times
+. BRlNCKMANE co.
Cass.ille August 2Sth 1885. lltf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
BARE COLTs IOsT- $40 REV ARD.

7 est, in April last, Mare Colts; one years old.
/ dirty Color black name and tail. The other
year old dark bay name and tail cut short; hind
foot white up half to the knee had halter on when
itft $40 reward piece will be paid 10y the under
signed for the recovery of them.
Fennimore Branch of Blue River at the Saw Mill.
2ms XAVIER NEFF
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Ri Al ESTATES
Four Improved Farms for Sale
IN CLIFTON.

hESlRCuS of changing the shape Of nv property, IL
L 9fe for sale on favorable TERMS four F&iTs, Is
follows *ss So ia
One OF 50 acres, GO undsr cultivation and 30 of tie
ber all incosed dwellings, and several cut buildings
good springs
One of 100 acres all under fancs end lbs acres In cul
uyation'arge stone dwelling and harm with rock
ment-sso granary, spring honse and spring, with
naernus out building, and excellent bearing orchard
This is my home farm
One OF go acres, 90 under cultivation and in
wheat 30 acres in meadow loo inclosad. Good springs
but no house Mostly bottom land. and splendid for
stot L:
Also, more farms he made out fron~'ands
not included ABOVE. Timber land viii be supplied with
sny Of the above FARMS; a. !.
TernsThe land will be sold low, and one half can re-
main Oh time. Enquire al Clifton Mills at the Her
aid once. PETER CLAYTON. -
May, 29;h, 1858. .sn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Sale of Forfeited School Lands.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Dane, e
OFFICE COMMISSIONERS 5. AND u. LANDS
Madison. August I'd. 1855

OER
O ane, I'd
hamewi e FOR aleat
on &c f
ctw til due theft ~
such
eceah axesa
teard The oTd alsae
y n "; JONES COMMISSIONERS
.BpufKt Ks II
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
RaInnLR COW sTRAYED-RENARD.

6,TRAYED from the subscriber residing in Lancaster
about The 9th OF August, a uiddiing large bindle
cox: helv face and end of tail, white: left horn OF
and about Years old. Fair Reward will be paid or
delivery of Said COW OF information that can get her
August 70, 1858. 9tf*l 20 LEO. ANSHUTz.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
VALUABLE SAW MILL
PROPERTY Fer Sale

Offer for sale 240 acres of brokci land-a adapted to
use Tor cultivation and sockpart thereof we'll tim.
beredS0 cleared and fenced5O acres broke and
ia cop3o0 fruit trees set out year agosframe dwell
iings and other out-buildngs-all located on
RlCHLAND CREEK, CRAWFORD co., WIS,
Three miles north of Boscobel and the NJ NJ Railroad
Aso 100 acres of ridge land, well timbered and water
ed-being the best quality of farm land.
On the above 240 acre tract is the wcli-known
Wayne Saw Mill,
Ono of the best mills in his country and 90 situated AZ
10 lave an inexhaus'ibe supply OF logs, The lumber
be RATED from tho slill 70 the river The milf pone
con tains multitudea OF
SPECkLgO TROUT
Tho place is healthy and is surrounded with all tnt
the west afoi Ids to make it desirable home
Soft WAYNE WOODWARD
Address, Boscobel, Wis. Wayne Mills June Sth 1888
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
INSURANCE..
FRANKLIN FIRE & MARINE
| NJ 8 u r A NJ &c OMPANY!
FOND DU LAC, WISCONSIN,
Capital $see,0o0-Cash Paid In $loo, 600.
INSUR AN6yE.

sPECIAI attention given To Iususancs Of Farm Pro-
II reltg; D#stings &ld Uat1buildnga insurss such
buildings or c6ntents favorable terms for or wears
lnsures Stores Warcnses. Buildings contents and
Personal ff5perty gsealy Losses esntaeiy adjusted
aud promptly PAD If GISHf
under special charter gran tea u Of Wis
consiu, with an authorized lap.tsI o. 100000. One
hundred thousand doarb of which paid IT, spd secure
y invested in bonds and mortgages Tie Company being
thus securely organized upon firm basis the directors
thy of confidence and support with the assurance tha
all losses shall be promptly and honoably adjusted Al
this is purely Stock Company mutual business wig
BE done, nol premium uolls .aAan.
OFFICERS.
M. DONALDSON. Prss't W. I. GIBSON, sere.crs,
j. ". EDDY, Viee Pres't. A. GIBSON, 6eaL Assxs.
H. II. HYDE, agent, Lancaster.
G. URY, do Patch lrova
1y31 A. r. LONG, General Travelling Agent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
STR AN PIGS.

TAKEN Up on the 9TH day Of July, 1885, four black
and white spotted Pigs, Of the age of between 4
months; marked with round hole in the left ear; be
olker two not ked slayed upon isnd owned by me
in the town of Harrison, and remain thereupon.
o. s. JONES.
Dated Harrison, July 29th, 1858. s-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
PAY UP-AT POTOSI.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted to th,
N undersigned must pay up by the first of January
1858, or they will have to pay cost. Now remembei
this as it is joke. Al kinds produce for all notes and
accounts due me at fair price. G. LEE ANDERSON.
Potosi. ls Dec 1857. 2i-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Cotton Yarns.

sln BUNCHES Cotton Yarus--ali sizes and numbers
sBBi-just received and for sale cheap, by
sent 50 I'll G. W. RYIASD L CO
PIAsTERERs' HAIR FOR SALE.
,NF q. W. RYLAND & co.
September lst, SO. Inf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Farm for Sale.

/ OFFER good Farm .forFsae, miles from Bosee-
pei prleaiow, terms easy. Inquire at Boscobel of
i-ot j. NJ. DICKERSON
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
LANCASTER MILLINERY
BY MESS MARY GRAHAM

TFyHE SUBSCRIBER invites the Ladies' of Lancaster
1 and vincinity call with any work they may have
on hand in her line, at the JeSelrs Room of Mr. Rob-
ertson, below tho old Telegraph House. She keeps
hand trimmings and stock to suit the fashions of 1885,
MISS MARY GRAHAM.
Lancaster, pril 24ih, 1858. 44-6mo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Sale Of Forfeited ,llortgagea Lands.

OUAS "a hVh sc1rCA IA ia tS1SVA LA 42sA5s
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
COUNTY OF DANE,
Office Commissioner S. aaS q. Lands
MADISON, AUGUST % 1858.
FgHE following described Lands in Grant county hav-
Ing been forfeited by of the payment of
Inter est upon the loans granted thereon Notice is
hereby given that the will be offered for sale at
public auction and sold to the highest idder
fee of the Secretary of State at the capitol in MADISON
redeemed according to law, said sale to
clock, A. NJ and tc continue from day to day until all
OF sa lands shall have been offered the inenun price
at which the will be offered will be the amt named
opposite each which Includes the OF loan
Interest up the first day Of January 1862 and per
cent. dansges to mhch will be added the of ad-
vertisns the
Conditions ofsalc will be announced by theOommission-
ers al the opening of the same
D. W. JONES, Commissioners
G sA Z; asIl BoUak, OF I L. aaa
Cyrus K. Lord & Wife.
A part of sect ion No. s. Town 8, north Of Range
No. west, in Grant county, viz; commencing at
the southeast of out lot No. So, thence
south two chains and 90 links, thence east chains
thence north 10 chains, thence west chains and
so links, thence north chains thence north 81
degrees, west chains and IS links thence south
A degrees, west 10 ehaies and IS links to largs
white oak stump, thence south is degrees, west
8 chains and 80 links large white oak stump
themes south ~ degrees, west TO White Street Ia
the town ofPotos, thence down White Street, TO
the south line OF out lot No. %, thence east to the
place OF beginning, containing II and one bali
acres, excepting Tie north half of out lot No 10 IL
south half of out lot No. So, containing together
11a acres. Also, south-h1f of in lot No. 107 in
said town of Potosi; Amt dae $4,000; Amt IN
terest S35 90; Amt of Pcnali $50 90; Amt of IT.
terest and Penalty $4,000; Total Amt dne State
S5cG,00 Ye9s ior which Interest Is Due, 1858.
1l-lSw
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
stray sorrel Cest-Rewara.

GTEAYED from the subscriber residing in the Walker
" aud Dyer settlement of Lancaster last spring,
i've year old Tas large sOrTeI colt two hind feet
white. will pay reasonable reward for delivery to
me said colt information by letter at Lancaster Post
Vhse, So that can get him. WM WALKER.
August 10TH 1858. S-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

INTERESTING TO FARMERs.-We notlce
that arrangements are being made at the
mills and stores along the Mississippi to
bling wheat and flour from other parts; a
cargo Of wheat arrived few days age
flon Tennessee at a river mill which ought
to be supplied from this county. AT pres
eut prices of flour, it will bear shipment
from distant parts. Our most sagaclous
tanners say dollar bushel is the high
est that can be expected for good wheat
the present year. As matters stand, We
feel unable to Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS
of LancasterI,odge, No. 20 of F. L A. Ma
"A sons meet in Lancaster the Ist and Sd Sat
Xxx urdays Of sssr month ? rrv7s s.-ru~r
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
LANCASTER DRUG STORE,
At THE POST OFF/CE,
Below the Beckwith House.

v2,HE subscriber has opened in Lancaster stock
I Drugs and family Medicines just receive d from Phil
.delpha and other markets Including also, all the ap
proved Patent Medicines, which am agent fer, "a
Doct. Mollats Lie Pills Btters,
ST. Johns Vegetable Ague Syrup,
Cough & Consumptive Syrup,
Vermifugo Il Anti Bilious Pills, kc.,
Guysotts Ext Yellow Dock &, SaFsaparila,
Wistefs,s Balsam of Wild Cherry,
G. W. Merchants Gargng Oil & Writing Flsid.
Also the best quality of Liquors for Mechanical and
Medical purposes Fluid, Camphene, 95 per CT Alcohol
Vinegar and all kinds of Family Groceries,
FAMILY DICINEG
Nv stock of amymepicines consists of Coroiss Syr-
ups Liniaments, Salve., &c. Also
Perfumes Essences, Hair Oils and Cologne Scented
Soaps, &c.
Physicians be supple with.smost any article
III general use i'll their practice.
FANCY ARTICLES.
The ladies invited TO call and examine my selection
of Fancy and Ornamental Articles, many of which are
new and novel.
STATIONERY.
Plank Books, Pocket and Tuck Memo randuns, Pencils
links Cap, Letter, Note end gilt edged Paper of ali 81
and qualities also, Envelopes sizes Of the best
be found in market with eysry article in the line
TgRas, CASH GEO. II. cox.
Lancaster Nov. 18th 1857. 5tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11
Farmers, Look Gut!

TITST received the celebrated EUans & adams Gele-
ma one and horse plows: also, large lot OF the
md shovel plows for sale the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and Iron Store of g. +. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

rERMs-2o per cent of The purchase money in hand and
the balance Ia five equal annual instruments with Interest,"
at the rate OF seven per cent.per annum.
Address N. Bond, Gcneseo, Livingston County Stats
of New York JI-ixs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-09-11

FATAL B1TE OF RArTLEsNAKE.-An
only son of VIM. w. and Jaae Robe, resi-
ding in the town of Harrison, named David
Vclpey and between nine and ten years
old, died of the bite offs rattlesr axe, in six
hours after the bite. Liquor and the us
uaI remedies were applied, but without
effect. The bite of a rattlesnake is prob
ably incuIable when injected into an ar
terry.
McCoRMlcK's REAPER AND MOWER
Esqr. BENNETT at Charlotte, is advertised
as the authorized agent for Grant county
Of these Reapers and Mowers, and Re
pair supplies can be had of him.
DEMOCRATIC Mass COUNTY CoNvEN-
rIoN.-A mass democratic convention vii!
be held at Lancaster on the 7th of Octo
ber for nominating candidates for the
county offices.
GREAT SALE OF SrocK AND GRAIE-
The personal estate of John Haw, decd,
in Lima, including large amount of stock
and farm equipage will be sold on Tues,
day the 30ih of September. See Advcr.
lisement.