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pulliss as to render weights and boxes entire
ly unnecessary by making one sash answer as
weight for the other. We think this impro-
vemsns admirably adapted to car windows
and omnibus windows, as it not only holds
the sash firm, thereby preventing the disa-
xreeable falling usual with omnibuses, and
cars, and keeping the sash at any height pre-
fsrrsd. We call the attention of carpenters,
car builders, steamboat builders and vendors
Of such fixtures, as we'll as builders and own
srs Of houses, to this useful Improvement.
We have also examined . new carriage
spring of Mr.. Forests invention, notable for
simplicity, chespness, ease and beauty. 1t
1t as great an armament to the vehicle as it
10 durable, and in fact combines every desir-
able quality that can be conceived of. We
think that there can be no doubt that both
these valuable discoveries will soon be
brought into general use. All will admit af-
ter an examination that they possess all the
qualities we mention. Call and see for your
selves. We are also informed from very re-
liable sources that Mr.. Forrest is Supplying
the people with an invaluable remedy, which
gives almost immediate relief to very many
of the most stubborn cases of disease OF long
standing" "PHILOS0PHER."
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Death from Hydropkobia.-Mr. Samuel
Woodman, a man Of advanced years, resi-
ding few miles from Dayton Ohio, was bit
ten on the wrist, last September, by a dog,
but 1t soon healed, and he thought nothing
of it until last Sunday, when feeling unwell,
he sent for physician, who soon arrived
and telling him be had the hydrophobiA, ad-
vised him to make his will, which was done
on Monday. The Journal says:
Mr.. W. seemed to be in the possession of
his facul tiles, spoke of his approaching death
with calmness, received his friends with
much warmth Of feeling, soliciting the pray
ers of every one, saying that he trusted God
had forgiven him his offences. He suffered
terribly during the continuance of the
spasms, which came upon him at intervals,
and as he felt them coming on called upon
his sons to hold him, but never manifested
any disposition to do violence to any one,
bat, On the contrary, showed the most affec-
tionate disposition towards any one who APP
preached him.
During most Of the time from Sunday
morning till Tuesday night, he paced the
floor of his room, with his family and friends,
assuring those about him that they might
approach him without fear, as he would not
ipjurs them. When to test beyond the pos
sibility of doubt the nature of this disease,
a glass of water was brought to him, he ut
tered most unearthly shrek, and was seiz-
cd with terrible spasm. Mr.. Woodman was
Q powerful man, and it was feared that his
sufferings would DO greatly protracted, but
they were mercifully shortened, land he lived
but three days after the development OF the
fatal malady.
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M A Rim e NEW s .
PORT OF NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
TUESDAY, Jan. 18th.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Louisiana, Russell, from Bait.
Steamer G. nj. Griffin, Ingley, from
Albany, with Barges.
Schr Britain Cook, Decker, from Po-
eomoke, slaves to D. Robertson &Son.
Schr John E. Adams, from Petersburg.
Steamer Lopez, Phillips, from N. C.
cotton and corn to'K. Biggs s. Co., and J
M Smith s. Bro.
Schr Nancy Spruill, Ashby, with corn,
Schr A l. Spencer, Trummill, corn.
Boat P. S. White, from N. c., corn.
Boat M A Grandy, with corn.
Boats Lady Washington, Delk s. Lind
sey, Patrick Henry and Ratler, corn to
Delk & Lindsey.
CLEARED.
schr Eclipse, Cook, for Mantanzas.
MEMORANDA.
The U. s. Ship Pensacola, has her ballast
on board, and sailed from Key West, for this
port on the 18th.
Sailed from Providence, r. L., 18th inst,
sehr Three Brothers, Elzy, schrs Gazett, Ro-
gers and Chief, Eldridge, for this port.
Cleared at New York, 18th inst, schooner
Mist, Disoway, for this port.
Arrived at Salem, Mass, 18th inst. schr
Furnish, from this port.
Arrived at Staune Bay, the 18th inst, the
Brig Russia, Drinkwater, fm this port.
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New York Markets,

New York, January l6.-Flour-Th mar.
ket is quiet. Sales of 5000 bbls. State
$5.20a5.25 Ohio SIS. 70a5.s0; Southern So So
a5.75'
Wheat-The market is firm; sales of 5000
bushels-Milwaukie Club at ia cents.
Corn is quiet. =
Pork-The market is dull and nominal;
Mess at $l6.l2I2.
Lard-The market is dull at l015alOH
cents.
Whiskey-The market is dull at 2515 cts.
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NEW OPERA HOUSE.

Mr.. X DICKINSON Lessee and Manager.
MIR. G. *. DICKINSON begs to inform
1vl the citizens of Norfolk, that he will have
the honor of opening the above elegant The
atrs with new and effective Company, select
ed from the principal theatres. During the
season, variety of new pieces will be present.
ed, and succession of the popular artists of
the day will appear.
An engagement has been entered into with
the great American Tragedian and Comedian,
MIR. MURDOCH,
Who will be supported by the fascinating ar
tiste, MRS GLADSTANE,
AS Mr. Murdoch's engagement is limited to
four nights. no character will be repeated.
On TUESDAY EVENING, the performance
will commence with Farquhar's great
comedy OF
Wine Works wonders
Young Mirabel. Mr.. MURDOCH.
Oriana. .....................Mr Mrs GLADSTANE.
To conclude with favorite Farce
Box office open on Tuesday from 10 A NJ, to
+ M. ia l6-2ts
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L A T EST N E w S ,
Arrival IOf the EUROPA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, Jan. 1.-THE steamer Europs
arrived from Liverpool with advices to Dee,
3lst, yesterday morning.
The steamer Fulton arrived out on t,,.
3Oth.
The rumored threatened withdrawal Of
the Pope's Nuncio from Paris had been off
cially denied.
Lord Macauley died on the 18th ult., after
fortnight's illness, of disease of the heart.
The date OF the meeting of the Peace
Congress was still doubtful. 1t was vague.
ly reported that Austria and Spain will nor
send Plenipotentiaries.
There were rumors of differences in the
French Cabinet
The Paris Bourse fell per cent, but par
TALLY recovered and closed on the Both AT
69f. zoe.
Via Queenstown, it is rumored that the
steamer Persia had arrived out on the 3lst
ult.
MARKETS.
LaUerpoot, Saturday. of cotton to-
day, 5000 bales. The market closes firm
The sales for the last five days amount to
$4,000; prices easier but unchanged,
Consols are unchanged-Consols at 955sa-
95M.
The advices from Manchester are fayora.
BILE.
LLsoerpool Breadstufs Market.-Four duff
at 23a27s.
wheat firm at 9s. 3d.al0s. Id. for Red, and
9s. Gdalls. Cd for White.
Corn dull-Yellow 3ls.a32s.
Liverpool Cotton Market. The sales of the,
week include $500 bales taken on specula-.
ton and 900 bales for export. Holders Of
Ter freely, but show no disposition to press
sales. The sales OF Friday were estimated
at 5000 bales. The quotations are as fol-
lows, New Orleans fair 71sd; mddling, 671d;
Mobile fair, 7asd; middling 6Ad; Upland
fair I'D; middling Z 7-l6d. Stock in port.
442,OOe bales, including 3Ol 900 bales Amer,
lean cotton.
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SOMETHING NEW,

r WOULD INFORM THE CITIZENS OF
l. Norfolk, that | have. removed from my
old stand on Church Street, to 50 Main street
Store formerly occupied by L. w. Webb, Dme.
gist, where shall sell during the day at retaii,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY
FANCY GOODS, OIL PAINTINGS, Cutlery
for table and pocket; also all kinds of Hard,
ware and under garments for gentlemen and Ia
dies. \
find that you get your moneys worth. Don'r
mistake the No. 81 Main street.
FL. SNOW, Agt
a ll-lw* J.J MOORE & Co, Aucpneers.
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List Of Letters Remaining, in the
Post Office, Norfolk. Va. Jan.
II, 1850.
Publishedm The Norfolk DAY BOOK, by
authority, this paper hauing The largest
circulation Of any newspaper published
IN the City Of Norfolk.
Ns- Persons calling for Letters, 'eW please
sag they are advertised.
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Office.

All Communications, &C., intended for In.
sertion, and Letters in regard to this paper,
hould be addressed to JoBa Il. HATHAWAY
Editor and Proprietor. is order to ensure
attention.
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Great Improsement.-M Amman, Of Down
field, N. r, has succeeded in taking honey
from bee hives by the use of chlorofor ~, by
which the bees were moved to another hive
without injury.
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schr Eclipse, Cook, for Mantanzas.
MEMORANDA.
Office.

N that our Books and Bills will be kept at
the Store of the Messrs. Seabury's during the
current month where our Mr. Quincy will be
happy to wait on those whoa call to settle their
We earnestly solicit attention to this notice,
as we shall On the first of next month put all
our unsettled claims into the hands of an At
torney for collection and final settlement.
ia 4-tlstF 7IJRNEV 4, co
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GREAT REDUCTION.
N. YORK LEDGER ONLY FOUR CENTS,
DO HERALD do do do
And all the Weekly Papers Only FOUR cts.
AT DAY BOOK BUILDING
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Thirty-SiXth COngress-First SEES
sion.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.
SENATE.
Senate met at the usual hour.

Various petitions were presented
Mr.. Douglas offered a resolution That the
Committee on the Judiciary be instructed
to report a bill for tn. protection of the
States and Territories against invasion BY
the inhabitants of any other States or Terri
tory.
Also for the suppression and punishment
OF consriracies and combinations in apv
State or Territory with the intent to invade.
spoil or modest the Government, inhabitants
property or institutions of any other State
or Territory.
MT Summer presented petition in favor
OF cheap letter postage. He also offered
resolution instructing the Committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads to inquire whether
the present rates of ocean postage is not tx
orbitant, and the expedieecy of reducing,
them. Both were referred
Mr.. Ruell offered a resolution authorizing
the President and Directors OF the Portland
Canal Company to construct Canal be
tween the present terminus of said Canal
and certain point on the Ohio River. Re
ferred.
Mr.. Hale presented petition in favor OF
the Homestead bill.
Mr.. Green presented the memorial of the
Chamber o, Commerce of st. Louis, prayinp
the establishment OF a Branch Mint 10 St.
Louis.
HUUSE.
The House met at the usual hour.
A point of order was raised on Friday.
by Mr.. Leake as to the admissbility of Mr..
Pennington's plurality resolution, ard this
morning it was passed over informally.
Mr.. Underwood INDUCED the hope that
by this debate the people of the South had
been aroused to their true position and fully
acquainted with the ends and aims of the enc
mics of the Republic.
1t would be neither truthful, profitable nor
just to speak of the Republicans otherwise
than as the Abolition party, whom he regard
ed as utterly nnmindful Of their Constitutio-
al obligations.
He gave brief history of the slavery agi,
tation, speaking not as Southern man, but
as citizen OF theUnited States for the |
Constitution, he said, depends not only OIL
the reservation of Southern rights, but ot
the Union.
He maintained that it was the duty of
every citizen to aid in the execution of the
Fug tive Slave law and those concerned in
the underground railroad operations, as
band of pirates, and as foul crew as ever
boarded ship.
This Republican Abolition party had faith
fully followed the advice of Senator Seward
who had proclaimed the "higher law"
against the lives and interests OF the South
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ATTENTION

/ N d Il PEN D ENT GREY S =.
Parade at Headquarters on wednesday
IA Jan 18th, at . O'Clock, P M, in Winter Uni
(ll form, with Plumes.
III Attend meeting and Drill this (Monday)
evening at TX O'Clock. BY order of the Captain.
is GEO HOLLYWOOD, I'd Serg't
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CO-PARYNERSHIP NOTICE

MI j. RYAN, (of the late firm of A. j.
1Vls Mock y Co.. and JOHN A. HIGGINS,
or under the firm and style of RYAN & CO.,
and will continue the Wholesale WINE
AND LIQUOR BUSINESS, at No Z Wide
Water street, next door to Barruss g Bro.
M j RYAN
JOHN A HIGGINS.
NJ. J. RYAN, with thankfulness acknowl-
edges the liberal patronage extended to the
late firm, and solicits its continuance for the
new.
ia l6 M RYAN.
Oh T. A copy weekly
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TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY II.
CASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING
TERMS.

The Day BOOK will be served to subscribers
aux cents PEI wess payable to the Carrier
hen sent by mail 1t will be 81 per year, 50
bile in advances.
90 Circulation greater than the DaaIses
of both Cities combined. 80
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yurda's Submarine Wire cking co.

Jurua'S Submarine WreCklng Go.
rTNHE SUBSCRIBER ia authorised to make
Il contracts for the raising of sunken vessels
for specified sums, or as salvors for the above
Company. The company believes that they
Can raise Vessels more eXpeditiously by their
Machinery, than can be done by any other
FULLY refer to the owners and Agents oi the
Steamer "Long Island" recently raised in 90
fathoms water in AZ hours. A lso the steamer
New World recently sunk in the North River
Any information will he eheertully given by
the Subscriber.
ia 9&m w H BUCK,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
NATIONAL HOTEL, NORFOLK
YIN. L. Wolters, Proprietor.

j Fentress, Leander Allen, Louis TIMBER,
Captain A Palmer, Edwin Post, New York;
Bark Winefred; Thomas W Costin, Daniel
Richardson, Elizabeth City; Capt N P Dut-
ton, Bark Clara .Haxall; J B Whitehead,
Suffolk; D F Taylor, Lynchburg; r w An
derson, Eastern Shore; j Mowry, Murfrees-
bore; 4 Lewis Land, Bark Clara Haxall; j
Overstreet, J II Overstreet, Princess Anne
Coanty; R H Reed, Perquinans Co; Edgar
Brown, Daniel Uilly, J Rec, James Ii Nily,
Darius Swift, Morgan Keger, Geo sylvia,
Pennsylvania; A B Hill, N N Hill, G Hill,
J h Lyman, B Hyman,J g Anthony, A
J Cooper, NC.
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We would sanounce to the public that we
will prosecute the Clothing business at the
now on hand will be closed out regardless of
cost, to make room for an immense stock of
Spring Goods, which is now being manuiac-
tuired in our principal house In Baltimore, ex-
pressly for us. Call early In order to be in
time for good selection.
tal9-lm JACOB HEIGHT. BROS. & co,
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Notice of Dissolution.

NOtICe OF UlSSOIutIOn.
THE firm of A MOCK & co, was dissolved
on the gath ultimo, by the death of A ]
Mock; M Ryan, the surviving partner having
bought out the interest OF said Mock, de-
ceased, in the concern All persons indebted
to the firm will please come for ward and set
tie. and all persons having claims against them
will present them for payment TO
ia 10 M J RYAN.
III u A copy l wy
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WE have this day sold to JACOB HEIGHT,
w BROS. CO., our entire interest in the
store No. 8, Main street, and they are alone
authorized % receive all monies due the House.
NJ. WIESENFELD.
M. HEIGHT,
B. STEIN,
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OCEAN HOUSE, PORTSMOUTH,

Capt. @. G. Bartl5ng, Proprietor.
EFF Chapman, New York; w II Bagley,
John H Kenyon, Elizabeth City, N G; W L
Cook and lady, Forrestville, N G; Julian g
Moore, st. Johns, N q; P H Sykes, W A
Davis, North Carolina; T E Beckham and
lady, s G; w E Coaten, Joseph X Costen,
Sunsbery, N q.
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GROCERIES.

GROCERIES,.
'1NHE undersigned, having taken the store
4 No. Campbell'S Wharf, Tor the purpose
of conducting the
GROCERY BUSINESS,
Is determined to keep choice and well seltf' q
eG assortment All articles in his line, feeling
confident of success in pleasing those who mayi
favor him with cali. The attention a9d pa
tronage of his friends and the public general, u
is solicited, with the assure nee that no ettoGS
wliibe spared to meet their wants.
al3-tf ID WlLBERNA
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RICHMOND, Nov. 1859.
N. EZEKIEL, take oath on the Holy Bi.
BILE, that have been bald for the past 12 years,
and have restored my hair by using EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NATHANIEL EZEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Nathaniel
Ezekiel. Jos. MAYO,
Mayor of Richmond.
Wake & CO.,
ian lJ-Iy Sole Agents Norfolk Va.
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LOST-$5 REWARD,
NM I'LL be paid at this office for the 18th vol.
w of Valpy's edition OF Shakespeare,
ia l6-2t
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SEMPLE'o BAKING POWDER
LSOR making in few minutes, without
Il yeast, light, sweet and wholesome bread.
Price 20 centper box, and Tor sale Wholesale
and retail
ia ii M A h @ A SANTOS,
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Mess MackePel at Retail.
HAVE at retail some choice Mess Mack
l. erel. Call and buy some. For sale by the
barrel or retail.
ia 10 JAS F. JONES.
DUCkWHEAT-.BUC kWHEAT--lUO
- bags Buckwheat for sale by
ia i6 LAS f JONES.
LTOR HiRE-For hire Tor the present year,
Il two able bodied Negro Men, one fair me.
chanic.
ia Is 7. CROWEL.
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Encourage Norfolk Manufacture.
Encourage Norfolk Manufacture.
Hoop Skirts from so cts. to $500.
Hoop Skirts from SO cts. to $500.
fl'HE Proprietor of the Bee Hive, having
l. purchased all the necessary machinery
for making Hoop Skirts, and employed compe-
tent persons to carry on the same, take pleas
ure in informing their Numerous patrons that
they shall, on and after MONDAY, January
10th, commence the mandatory of their olcn
HOOP SKIRTS, and shall offer them at nor
thern prices. both at wholesale and retail.
Hoop Skirts of any size made TO Order at
short notice. JAMES SMITH,
jal4 Proprietor OF the Bee Hive
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SHOULDER BACON-A supply of nice
~ newiBaltimore Shoulder Bacon; which
offer low. For sale by
Ia II JAS. F. JONES
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AT COST AND SOMETHING LESS.
TNHERE are several kinds of goods in No.
l. As, suitable for the present season which
we will offer for cost, and in some instances at
a sacrifice. Please notice the following:
Gentlemen's Merino Draw ers.
Do Buckskin Gloves.
Do Cloth OF Cashmere do,
Lindseys for servants dl esses,
Children's Wool and Cashmere Gloves,
Do White and Mixed Worsled Hose
Ladies' Black Worsted Hose
And good many notions and fancy articles
rather out of my line OF business,
lal7 ri DAWSON.
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RLOCk MATCHEs.-l25 gross Byam' s
- Block Matches, in store, and Tor sale by
ia II JAS. f. JONES.
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CASSlNETS,
CASSINETS,
@ CASSlNETS.
WE have on hand a large assortment, and
w we are very anxious to reduce ON stock
and now offer them at low price.
MILLAR'S
Cash Bargain Store,
ia II | Market Square.
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FIFES PIPES
THE greatest variety of pipes ever offered
L in this Market, comprizing all the styles
in the Tobacco and Segar line, to be found at
our ESTABLISHMENT; and AT the very lowest pri-
ces; fer sale wholesale and retail at
/. HAMBURGER & Co
No. 80 MAN st
Sign OF Big Indian in front,
jail Norfolk, Va.
(ArguS cOOVl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

SEWING MAcHINE.-After careful exam
ination OF all the different Sewing Machines
Going, we finally selected and purchased one
Of the Chicago Sewing Machine Co. Il is
4 first class double thread machine, Gro
vel d Bakers stitch, with good walnut ia
bic, double foot treadle, and all complet.
for $25.
1t suits our folks better than a 500
Grover Il Baker Machine that we formerly
owned. We were so well pleased to find
SO good and cheap a machine, that we so
icited their advertisement, which will be
found in this number. We advise all Who
want first class and cheap machine to read
IT, and will assure them that they may or
der the $50 Pearl hachine without the
least risk. 1t will probably be on exhibi-
ton at the State Fair Uis. Farmer.
This Machine will be exhibited at the
Grant County Fair. n A. q Z. Wright
Agents, Prai RE du Chen, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

SPEAKERs.-As distance lands enchant-
ment, &C., it is common practice to look
abroad for supplies for the home market,
whereas,the home supply is full enough ana
the home, articles generally as perfect as many
brought from abroad. We apply these
points as well to this matter Of selecting
speakers for public meetings, festivals ana
the like, as in the matter Of material wares
and things to supply the physical wants OF
people. Had the Bunker Hill folks conten-
ted themselves with homemade speakers
and speeches, and given such home speak
ers notice to prepare themselves, they
could have had the best Of speakers at their
late festival better in our opinion than
from Prof. Hoyt, and more practical.
We ask the privilege Of naming several
county gentlomenin this Co., ineyery way
qualified to speak on practical and useful
subjects; il is Of course understood that the
lawyers, clergymen and many Of the teach
crs are able to speak upon matters connect
ed with their respective professions. inelu-
ding also politics AM the sciences. We IN
cludc in our catalogue Of rural gentlemen
capable Of lectu.ipg On agriculture, politics.
&c, the names Of Judgs Cox, J. E. Dodge
Ip = u;ltan Waldo Brown. Mark Finnl-
cum, Jared Warner, H. Robbins. Il. =.
Young, II. H. Virgin and Nv. Seaton. Any
| Of these gentlemen can ably address pubic
assemblagos, due notice being given them
| e prepare subjects.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

The CRoPs-We learn by letter from
Mr.. Barnett, Of Patch Grove, that the crops
on Blake's Prairie are plentiful beyond ex-
pectation. The wheat crop he says will
average fully 81 bushels per acre, seine
fields going as high as 80 bushels per acre.
On the farm Of Mr.. Lewis 5l8 bushels
were grown on fifteen acres Of ground
Oats viii be so bushels per acre, and corn
never appeared better Potatoes promise
an immense yield. Ofthese NJ. K Young,
Of Glen Haven. has field Of twenty-five
acres, and Others, fields Of from one to four
acres.
Wheat on the 10th Instant was selling
at Bridgeport at 7ec0soc per bushel. At
Prairie du Chen about the same. Oats
and potatoes were low.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-15

PRIvATE.- Persons owing us and hay
inc the means to spare are earnestly request
ted to pay Immediately, as we are out q
money and fol. several weeks have had to
borrow most Of the money we have been
using. This will never do. Our earnings
are large but all On time. We know that
many who owe caa pay, just as well now
as any time. We want to be able to IN
dulge longer those who are very hard run,
but in order to do 50, those able to pay will
have to do their duty. Money can be sent
BY mail, for which receipts will be prmpdy
returned.
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THE HERALD,
LOCAL MATTERS.
LANCASTER HALLS.

EAsT ERS.
Leaves Lancaster, Tuesdays and Saturdays ut p M
for Platevile and Galena. Returns Mondays and FRI
DAYS at ii a. M Leaves Lancaster for New California
and Mineral Point Wednesdays and Saturdays at IL m.
Returns Tuesdays and Fridays at q. IN.
sTERN.
Leaves Lancaster Mondaysand fridays at p m. for
Tafton and Prairie du Chen. Returns Tuesdays and
SATURDAYS at III a. m Leaves Lancaster for Beetown
and Cassve Tuesdays and Fridays at a. M Returns
Wednesdays and Saturdays at IL m.
NO RN
leaves Lancaster, Mondays and THURSDAYS at m
for Fennimore and Boscobel. Returns, Tuesdays and
Fridays at p. m.
THEKN
Leaves Lancaster, Wednesdays and Saturdays at a.
M and returns at S p. same days.