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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

The latest and most
fashionable styles of Dress
Goo is-BOnnets, Shawls,
just received by II. Il B
Hats andCaps- a splen
did stock inst received.
Rcady-Mad Clothing,
a large lot of the latest
styles just received.
Boots and $ il oes SD
large assortment just re-
ceiyed BY HOWE 4 BCgR.
Paper IIangings "a fine
lot Of all kinds FOR sale.
Chairs "a large and fine
assortment for sale cheap
Farming tools and inl-'
plemeuts of all kinds for
50 le BY HOWE 4 BURR
Nails andGlass-a large
assortment for sale.
White Lead and Zinc
q pure article for sale YER
y cheap at Their, p. Store
Boiled and Raw Lin
seed Oil for sale cheap.
Turpcntnie, Alcohol a
Varnish for sale
Dye StuTs Of all kinds
for sale by II. 4 b.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
We are reioiced to find that the renown-

cd Chemist Of Nav England Doctor Aver, ha at length
nrned his attention 10 the disorder which hangs like
bliu hit on our community. our section IS healthy ~
any other, with single exception, and thai Is sne
Fever and Ague, which haunts us on every sle. nv
h;s remedy doc cure as we should know il must, II he
,ae IL Cast ut this baleful disienper from among
~ and ours Il one Of the loyiest spots ia tha wesf
Sxnfimek Fairfield I1lod-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
washburn Circuit Sept. 8, 1850 Isw2

To THE LADTEs-MILLIhERS.- The ladies'
If and vicinity informed that AIRS NILLkR
vlI continue TO do work her line at her residence
known as the DAYTON House She is prepared TO 20
work according Eastern sya also. repair and alter
hats to suit present fashions some attention WIN DC
given to economy in The use of trimmings as well as
charges Tor work. +fu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

- =ocv-Work in our office be-
No -, entirely suspended for two days
ING a"ig ~. week in consequence Of the I'M
du" ,I attractions of the Fair our paper is
l usna lime. For such delays Of pu9.lica-
D'D - c,used. no apology is required with
. .lyr If our readers who were once boys,
:. .tarted in the world at very early pc
: "a of Iite when shows were doubly attrac-
~. There are some however who have
s...ottan those days, and need to be re-
l ;Saad of them. Parents haying boys in
charge are also reminded Of their duty to
n them 90 it while they are young, "the
rbole hog or none"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

will be held at Lancaster IN Tuesday. hc second day
of Court Oct. 3D. TO assemble at one O'Clock r NJ, 70
nominate candIdatcs for the County Offices 10 be sup
ported a. the November Eection-Sept. 18th, 1860.
Bs order OF the Democratic Central Committee
of Grant County.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

ACTION SALE.-Mr. w. R. Keene, se-
AIN, near Miners in Little Grant, adyer-
ti... his stock and farm property for sale
!, ,uedon on Thursday, the 18th October.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

Nav sroRr.-Ryland and Holloway
,.r, ooeneI new store in the Postoffice
building, Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
SOMETHING
WORTHY OF NOTICE!
Dry-GOOds, Clothing

Boots and shoes, Groceries, Crockcry, Hardware Psint
and Oils, Nails Glass; etc etc. Which they will sell at
prices lower than before known In this country
Ne do long credit business but for cash ready
pay, wi epdeayor TO make it object for the peo
of the surrounding country TO purchase their goods
in Lancaster and ask them to call examine
stock aud prices, before purchasing elsewhere.
We feel thankful to friends for the very liberal
patronage have received and hope for continuance
81 the same. HOWE 4 BURR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
SPECIAIl NOTICES.


The RcpnblicansNo Western Assembly District IN
Grant County eaposted to meet at their usual
ces of holding eecionson Saturday the 9Th day Of &C.
tohor, 1850, IT O'clock r NJ for the election Of Dele
gsts 70 attend Conyestion T. be held al Iafton on
tuesday, Get 9Th. 1860, FOR he nomination of Member
If Assembly District. said meeting to he held nj F.
NJ The Towns will be entitled to The following dele
o ties "a ,le AZ scntion Tafton:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

CALIFORNIA WHEAT.-We were shown
las ether day specimen of wheat raised in
VaIiIo'nia, y Mr.. w. W. Wright, lately
returned from that State, the heads Of
sach measured four to six inches
y ltnsth. TWAS part Of crop Of $1,000
o,'h'Is and is fair specimen Of California
'aeaf The grain is much larger than
a@ Of wheat grown on this side Of the
1oanialns, and is bright and plump. The
%1 Is so to S5 bushels to the acre.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

The LADY RIDING AT Co. FAIR.-The
lady riding as announced, took place on
Thursday afternoon. Although there were
but two ladies' to compete for the premium,
thus feature brought together at ore time
more e. OF the yisiters to the Fair than any
ether display. A great many secured seats
on the high fence SO they could overlook
the people and the movements Of the riders
but there were such crowds gathered along
the track that the police with much diff
Guilty kept them out OF the way. The la
dies whose spirit and good viii made this
exhibition for the people were Miss Lizzie
Hall and Mrs. Elk. HARRISON. They rode
in every way directed by the Judges. slow,
fast, paired, and with attendants, for about
an hour, every movement being almost
above exception. Mrs. HARRISON rode a
dappled grey horse and was dressed in a
dark velvet habit. Miss Hall rode black
pony, which appeared to be pretty well
trained, and wore dark Cambray skirt
Each ofthe riders had dark plumed hat
The Judges were Dir. Hyde of Lancaster,
S. f. elise, Of Ellenboro', and O. A. Boyn-
ton, of Platteyillc. They kept the ladies
riding somewhat longer than necessary, to
gain time todcliberate upon their decision
Finally they called the ladies in front Of
the stand, which was now in the center of
the vast multitude Of people, and declared
through Dir. Hyde, that the ladies were
both "ertrense good riders, and they were
unable to determine which was the better
and were accordingly each entitled to pre-
MUM of $1,000 This announcement
was 50 apparently just that it was followed
with loud burst Of applause from the au-
dience.
1t will be recollected that this feature
was the result Of the efforts Of private indi-
viduals and that the purse for this and for
the trotting, except SO, was made up by
citizens of the towns of jamestown and
Lancaster. It has had such success that
the Society may be proud Of it, and those
who contributed to it aseabundantly repaid.
1t is to be hoped that IN another year theI
matter win have wider interest, aud that
a better purse and several premiums will
be at the command of Lady Equcstriennes.
We should add that much of the credit of
this enterprise is due to Mr.. ]. B. Calls,
and Mr.. A. earns.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
CALVES FOR SALE.

Two heller spring catves o. tho best cows Tor mus
one bali Durham the other half Devenshire are q
fr sale 10 some one who wishes TO rass Them fos
milk cows and breeders. Inquire al this once.
Lancaster, August II, 1850. vi
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

PoRrMoNIE LosT.-The subscrit ar.lost,
on Saturday the 18th inst, Morocco Portmonls with
brass clasp continuing one twenty dollar Bank Note,
State Ut Missouri; one Wisconsin dollar Bank Note
and sily cr twenty three four dollars in ALL
Any person finding and returning the will bs{ Jill
crafty reSaaded i. III. RICHMOND.
Lancaster, Aug. %, 1860 loft
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
p. WALKER,
II. o. DOUGLAS. }compittee
NJ. J SMITH,
Piattevie Sepiembsr4 1885,

q
DODGE&-ln Beetown Aug 23th Emma sophia, In
flint child of John and Catherine Z. Dodge, aged one
year, one month and ten esys.@
WOulN In Lanca<ter, Sept. II tn, # scarlet fever,
Henry Reuben, infant son Of Rev Il. T. and Sarah Ann
Noods aged II months 81
SFONI<E Mar .-aneaster Sept. Sd Olive, 6aaehter
81 Yn4. 2. ana .agy II. stone aged eight months ana
foar days.
We mourn our loss whilst are here,
Our loss thy gam, thou love-. one dear.
A MoERSER.
METCALF-In Glen Haven, T. Eddy M~tealf, son Of
George and Sarah Aesealf, Sept IIih of diarrhoea.
aged eighteen months
30 whisper not within thy heart,
nm too young to dies
For thousands younger than thou art
In death and darkness lie
To summon thee to meet thy doom.
How quick may be tho call;
Fen while thou bendest Ger my tomb
Tho dart Of death may fall
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
Hall The Regular Price.
Callcoes Cheaper New Than Ever
our millinery Business.

Our Millinery Business.
We intend closing out In fsw Naess word 70 the
wise IL sulfcient The goods In his department must
be sold no matter what They Bring 50 those wishing
millinery goods ofany kind had better avail themselves
opnets W. soid last week for $500, will sell the
,n, st, To- from this date cor $I0u, and the same lsi
o. reduction will b. made on All gooes unti We e'OAe
80 - Respec,falv Submitted.
McKEY 4 BROTHER,
r- Next door 10 the Post Office riatteviile, Wis.
PLArrEvtELE, july Is, 1860.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
4 Ireat Number Of CeneraL mssArlleIes.
no OWNERS OF


Threshing Machines. -s
Having purchased the Patent Right for the county Of
Grant, manufacture and sell j, herva Jones Equal
izers Horse powets, would say 70 each aud every
owner of tbreshng machine, that will be prepared 10
furnish him with sett the present They are
made entirely Of Tron simple in their construction, and
very durable. The draft BY their use Is so equaliEed
round the power to DO impossible TO break the power
Or break out sweep Is often the case without then
Having purchased the Right late IN the Autumn q osa
did not manufacture but few sotts last season,
The following statement, made by those who usea
them last season, speaks for itself: .
We hereby certify that used IN the Autumn OF 1909,
j. EIerya Jones Equazers for Horse Powers manniac.
tured and sold BY Wm. W. Field, Of Fennimore, and
that believe them to be Of great benefit 10 every
fhresng Machine. The danger OF bursting Powers and
breaking sweeps. by their is wholly avoided. 40
power by TIE decreased speed Of team IN q oss
ing tile tlundng rod, from any other cause, ana
consequently the cylinder With much steadyer mo-
ton Every Horse Tower 60 be perfect should navy
them attached. In a word would not run q COCA
machine without taem.
PnILP TEMPLEToN Fennmoreg
IsAAc WALKER, Patch Grove.
JgRonE EvERErr, Marion. ki
All orders addressed 70 me at Fenniore. M r,ceire
nro,np, attention. WILLIAM W. Yield.
Fe,,nn,ore Grant Co, Wis. june H. 1850. 52n3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

CoURT.-The Fall Term Of Grant Cir
cult Court viii commence at Lancaster. on
Monday, the lst Of October. The Grand
Jury will probably be called in the after
noon Of Monday, and the petit jury on Tues
day morning. 1t is best for persons and
parties and a saving to thepublic that ju-
rors and witnesses be on hand promptly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

Icg Fown Conveh ions are to be held in
the western Assembly District, on Satur-
day the 9th Dc obeis%at 2 o'clock, p. M,
for the purpose of electing delegates to Tai
ton District Convention. the Convention al
Tafton viii be held on Tuesday the 9th Of
October, and is to nominate Republican
candidate for the Assembly. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
STATE FAIR!

AAAlG 4 Alh. tf s.t
The Tenth Annual Exhibition Of the
/ WISCONSIN, STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY,"
iSILL BE Held DURING THE I.AsT-wEER
or SEPT, NEXT, A1sMADIsoS.<f tlAsi
,ae Grounds occupied IN 1855 hare been eulargsd.
audsxiii be substantially and elegantly hted NJ
han hose ofany previous exnibiiion
An,ng the new FEATURES the conpetiiis1 By ccun~
Machies Mole iraiuers and il Is hopad Steam Flows
alao Green House, illustrating The best meihoda Of
construction and management ana ss~as
WARDS World-Renowned Ice-Bcat, s
are prominent TheIce- Boat Is very costly structure
aud thoagh secured ~ tse FAIR ~ large ehpsnse
tue society," will nereftsl este exhibtea sy ArWiar
On his own Ascent e SINAI: charge extra. lt.nsr
jussiy pronounced the w urptising invention otth
last quarter ofceutrg, aad Will II rsay ayisll
Taere Mil also bs stat sales Of Improved Animal. - "
iutien and Grand Parade Of PTeininEa Animaihs =
Flowing aiasch worthy the name, and suehimproyS
IN all respects the adesd ezPeenes q w
intelligent friends Of the cisty haFS enaoiva tne ~
ecuiiye Committee 10 MAKE
The Wisconsin Fruit Growers NsAoetn~eNS
VIII exhjhit ia connection with the Society Ppd the
and ioyticuii0sss Of the state ese pEep ~
nr u make magnificent saoT ~ "a Aans p Fkak az
mat san p y ne rr week viii be occupied with wv
olnabc Lectures Discussions BY some q es epleAt
.,enf iae and practical men IN the country
y NV eleven spirited Counes hie have entersdfn
on the Banner together with those which
W nt % entered ncQnit themselves Ia manner cot
responding 10 the pFssent indicatopa there wiz W
hty gsih.ripg II tie people such IA be-
Iore dreamed of In Wisconsin,. ri 44 tt&
Entries sicn!d made possible before the Fair, ~
order that there may be less liability 70 mistakes
All The Railroads
VII carry passengers al Half Fare and AZ except the
Vii Lacrosse, and the Nil Chicago = ~. ~. ssIf
~ Freight intended for exhibitions freei chai gng in
rates to the Fair but refunding the Whole amount
return Of the articles animals wisha cer'ihcAfe @
Exhibition from the Secretary :. Ia .ttRH
TIs Lacrosse X. will charge full rates TOT iteiRnt
,oth va,s. the Chicago 4 s. X. KsfrsE rates ion
Fair, return Free taN
Terms CT Entry and Admission, s
LIE Members and their families are emitted . "
Admission aud Free Entry, except for special
s,,,sl Members "a pom single Admission Tcketsi
sthssnrs "a Annual Melnlerzssn with SIX ktel ess.
Price of Life asln5esship. $40, annual Mss9fgnhA
81. Entfs Fee. 81; single Adnissi o. tcsets, e,e
sad~on exiesds a. lseer sNseae,e w ~, i ~, ii
ss,,-d thar aseFv fsfeler and AtcliAAic a." q,
5ands ~ atg 'ui - 80 t
~ last yF45k 0f etabes pctoh 40 tAbAe ~ -
= 4. 4 statei For particular. address
Vs 5s.ss j. ". H0YI, see 49,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

REPUBLICAN, RALLY.-At the grand Re
publican Mass Meeting to be held in Wing
vile on Thursday the 9th Instant, Coy.
Randall as vel as Hon, LutI er Hanchett,
orr candidate for Congress, is TO address
the people. The Lancaster Cornet Band
viii be there. 1t viii undoubtedly be a
great rally Of Republicans.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

FoR SALE AT THIS OFFIcE--JUsT RE-
cEivED FROM NEW YoRx Justices Dockets, School
District Records School Registers, Acct Books Pocket
Memorandums, Drawing catds, Finest Envelopes and
Note aperallf for sale below former prices at the Her
aid Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22

LANCASTER MAILS.

EA 8 q r n.
-. rnesdays and Saturdays ats ?, II, ~.
ra. Lancaster Inesu'y f7einrns Mondays and Frs
pan evlie and afaien ancaster for New Calitoroia
i9 Il ii a. Lsa nSeesdays and Saturdays st y M
and % Mineral ls.d 9S,s'' and Fridays at m
Returns wEsTER n.
Lancaster s.a and h g9as' # aad
Lea and Prairie du caves Lancaster for Beetown
aast"rdays at il a. M and Fridays at a. M Returns
and , caass,lis and saturdays at = ~
Wednesoa' xoRTHERS.
mondays and THURSDAYS at a. m
..ves Lancaster, nnalsI. Returns, Tuesdays and
IFSriida sT pm unrns.
,.a.days and Saturdays at s a.
Leave. Lsa..,t,s' y Ts ed. sa same DAYS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
FAST AND WEST STAGE LINEI
sEMT-wEEE

Feoin Mineral Point to Caasvilie.
BY Black Jack, New California, Lancaster aud Bes-
town 70 Cassgiq: leaving Mineral pci~t On M0,,-
dags and IAprsda y-slnd leaving CassNallc Ga Meas.
DAYS and SATURDAYS
the above IS regular mail line-with good hack
and horses for passengers and packages.
The hacks Will run whether LReie sam fails or not.
nd bridge no bridge over Grant River
April 10th. SO. 4z.tf II. c. KIRKPATRlCK.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
TAKEN UP on THE 2ath DAY OF

= August 1860. on the premises Of tho undersigned.
Wisconsin, on lands owned by him. one yoke OF oxen
about or years old, bnndle with white under
s belly no horns, car MARKHAM under bit in thu left
ear and slit in both ears: the other light rod OK
with dropping short Eorn close 10 his head ear lars
cannot DO designatedDated Potosi, August the 29th
1860. hat SAMC Ell DRUM.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
Farm Property Sale at Auction !

MAR NEW CALIFORNIA, t
On "Wednesday, Sept. go, 1900
will sell at my premises New California and
Newmans MILL in Grant county, at the time Above man.
toned all my loose farm property an0 stoc including
also. grain, as follows;
Four Work Horses 8 rear Old colts.
Ten head of Beef Cattle, 10 head OF young cattle,
Seven Cows, 20 head OF hogs
One Cane Crusher, Reaper and Mower, H
One Corn shelter, Double Harness, 10 tons Wild elov-
er and mixed hay, and a
Great Number Of General Farm ARTICLES.
Also, Stoves, Furniture, Kitchen Wars, &c. Twenty
acres OF Corn. 300 bushels Of Oats ~. .st At
Terms Of Sdie-Cash for all under 5000: oyer
that a credit Of six months notes and approved
security and 10 per cent interest also will discount 10
per cent, for cash sums over $1,000.
Salo to commence at f01s oc.0eta. N.
JOHN GIL3ERT.
Clifton, August 20, 1900 iow6
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
A Dcmocrntic Mass Convention

Ry order of Distrlct Oentral Committee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1860-09-22
Doseobel Price Current.

corrected weekly BY D. T. PAnxrR, for the Hers
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18
PRICE ONE CENT
lBy the Pony E.pross, !
NhS aNii oon'
Later from Califoraia.

ST. JosFPB, September 1.-THE Pony Ex-
press, with California dates TO the 9Th inst
arrived last night
The pony with St. Louis dates TO the Dist
ult., arrived at San Francisco on the Sd inst
The Douglas and Bell and Everett State
Conventions each meet at San Francisco to-
day. Efforts are making for fusion ticket
giving each party two Electors after the
plan of the fusion in New York The prin-
cipal counties in the State have nominated
candidates for the Legislature. All the
Douglas candidates are pledged to oppose
the reelection of Senator Gwin. The
breckenridge candidates are unnstructed.
Overland emigrants continue to arrive in
considerable numbers by the various routes
A rich quartz had heen struck in Tuolumne
County, and upward of 100000 taken out
in five days.
The Broderick will-case was before the
Probate Court. Martin Mcdonnell, formerly
Deputy-sheriff of New York, was sworn as a
witness for the contestants. He impeached
the reputation for truth and veracity of A.
A. Phillips, one of the attesting witnesses.
He swore that his reputation was bad; that
he would not believe him under oath, and
that Phillips was a notorious Tombs-
lounger.
Advices from Hong-Kong to July "a, state
that the Allied expedition remained at the
mouth of the Peiho. The squadron num-
bered $50 sail. The troops were encamped
on shore. The natives were friendly and the
climate healthy.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

ST. LOUIS, No., September l7.-While
Blair and Glover were addressing Repub-
lican gathering at Hannibal, last Thursday
night, some outsiders made repeated attempts
to interrupt the proceedings by throwing
rocks and eggs at the speakers, and hurrahs
for Douglas, Bell and Breckinridge.
A circular, signed vigilance Committee" !"
had been circulated few days previous, in
yiting the citizens of Marion and Rails
Counties to prevent the holding of the meet
ing. Mr.. Blair spoke one hour and quarter.
CLIFTON SPRINGS, September l7.-Judge
Douglas arrived here on Saturday morning,
and remained at the house of his mother till
the afternoon, when he addressedan audience
Of from $4,000 to 10000 people. .7'H
He expressed pleasure that he had the op-
portunity of relieving his,Repubican friends
by announcing that he hs1 at last found his
mother. He expressed regret that Lincoln
did not find it safe to visit his birthplace, or
the graves of his parents, for fear of violence
He spoke two hours. ~
INDIANAPOLIS, September l7.-General Joe
Lane arrived in this city to-day, and was
serenaded this evening. He made short
speech. -
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18
Later from Pixies Peak-Indian Flight
Two Thieves Hanged.

OMAHA Cry, X. T., September 1.-THE
first through United States Mail from Denver
City, reached here on Saturday night with
dates to the 7th inst.
The Vigilance Committee was waging q
war of determination against the gamblers
and thieves. Two were hung by them on
the 9th, one of whom was taken from the
stage while on his way to the Missouri River.
Several, who had incurred the displeasure
Of the Committee, reached this city last
night.
The miners have generally declared in
favor of the old Provisional Government
= Bnited States Marshal Moore, Just in from
the West, reports an attack by the Sioux Oh
the Pawnee village, 100 miles west of here
on the 18th inst.
A running fight of eight or ten miles en-.
sued, which was still raging when he left
The Pawnees had taken FIVE OF six scalps
and secured four or five horses. One Paw.
nee was killed.
A small command of cavalry, under Lieut.
Berry, had reached the scene of action, and
Capt, Sully, of Fort Kearney, with large
detachment of troops, was momentarily ex-
pected. The Sioux numbered about $50.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-09-18

SCANDAL IN MICH1GAN-A Farmer Com
promising for his Daughters Honor.-Some
difficulties have oflate occurred in the south
eastern part Of Gratiot County, Mich. A
young citizen has made over his farm in haste
to an elder neighbor, and left for parts I'M
known. II appears that the young man
whose wife left him for some reason, was
discovered in rather intimate relations with
the daughter Of an older citizen, upon which
the father pitched in and the young man
was compelled to deed over 800 farm, and
ing the difference Of $500. Having come to
try the tape-line upon the crops upon the
place, and finding that they did not hold out
as represented, the young gent was induced
to indorse $50, making the total expense
$3.50,