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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
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Tied in Lancaster, April 3D. 1000, q ' Wra
WIZ Illness borne with Christian ioftisuIe 49, "a
inse.iW oop wife Of Capt. NJ W WOOD, ageU Jsyot-
iARf Tnecessed leaves besides wide cree
'esis s5s a kind husband and the two niue u9u
70 lsa iI1 of her heart-to mourn her depeart~-P
How sweet, after lifes weary day,
To rest in the still, quiet grave
The calm after shrges that TIL wave
"a nd break FER the high, dashlns "~'''
The calm. when the victor lays . sGg.
my M, soaa 90 rons of warfare ana slrns, ~
49, ING LEV, US" ib~u the tempest has speu re
4h ia nI9 3hs bea ifuI beams WIN nc" mo
,.rod one. till over thy tomb
Sleep, iosv o,pet's glad sound shall arise;
Inc g = if gbait his chosen ones laRe
Ii - he ssmansons' prepared IN tne SKIES C
npap-Tn st. Adams, Vermont, March IL 10 1000
fALs tf5 Fever BENJAMIN +, FARRAR, ago 20 yIs
q IgPayga ia Lancaster, some years ago, inc
81 Addison Burr, Esq. me 4ssSeAfeF u %
aAgg 19 Aims sngsttces our deceased fnend:
NJ. arc soFry to record the death OF our young
ave @so bo in all the relations Of life had secur-
fren1, o and attachment Of large circle of
cd the Tf entering life with the brightest earthly
1eae he was arrested in the outset OF his career,
pFo f3I Illness that in three short weeks terminal
D. Ihs Iir F,ur years since Mr. Farrar became the
60 la Of converting grace and united with the Com
iagse. .soi church in St. Adams His hope in Christ
gFsslned from the FIRST aud frightened his course at
thefasE
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
IVALL WH0MITMAY CONCERN

Nd T. l,egned having purchased al the rights con-
ag,o.ss altsd Statesto : Emmert Of Illinois, on
aas5ss ast seed sOwer. This is TO caution all
lastsf.9 territory, viz: north aud south towns of
sas,sa ad Liberty Persons infringing will be held
},r s,s.e e rs for sad right.
wi @afeh ~ J. ". CL0USE,
42w4 D. RI. BUDD
SANL GREGORY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
MS. PUMPSII PUNPSifI

q be saed you'd respectfully inform the rublis
cd Gasbiorpeq to supply their wants in the Iine at
.,aetors IS oored log pumps; also logs bored for
'9ectf,I,. 1fsons IN want Of anything in shat me
y "a fr ,-s't invited to give me call
3 s4Ffantas Instance promptly attended 10 aid all
Sssige H.. ANDREW PETERMANN
- q" = lo63. 34-tl
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Yiflags Of Casspili
TOna Of Glen Harsn-- 7ona 4. Ranga 5. K.et.
Valags 81 Glen Havea.

ToEa Of Glen Hassn-- TdDa 4, Range 8, Fest.
/ % ac of n end raeI lot i 10 " If Of NV ar Sc
4 lott 81 NV ar OF sw or Se
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
Yillags of Wvalasing.
MURRAY LANDS FOR SALE.

T0Da 8 North, Rage S, West.
VIZ ofnek of Section q ca Of nw1< OF Section ~
ToTn 4hsrth, Range s, Hast.
w5Sa0fnwA ofsection Ng vs. OF swk Of Section ~
e. Ioun NORTH Ramre A. Hsst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
FAkM FOR SALE or RENT.
PROPOSALS WANTELt
900 Acres Of Prairie TO lRrenk

The subscriber will receive proposals till The drst Of
Nav for breaking 800 of prairie hDd tive
riles south Of Lancaster Section No. y. pr0pos-
ais received for breaking parts Of said land a work
to be done say BY middle june LIST Of july Pro.
prosas asked for terms per acre, quality Of work. time
&c. Cash viii he paid when work Is done. Address
the subscriber ut DuB.eIth, Els. b. r BURT.
Danleth March Sd, 1888 38-ff
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07
DISSOLUTION notice.

+ el1ter 4 3 Y heretofore existing under The irm
= eartjes So : tins day dissolved by mutual con-
asgsr. ~, aaa The business will be continued by
H. Ais sr1 ~ same Is authorized to collect all dues
sssr pa,- ~. "a Fay ali debts Of the same
a'W -, 1908 II. BAXTER.
W.B. BAXTgR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-04-07

b7a sec "
the balance IN eve equal annual instaliments with
nual interest at the rate Of per cent AddI VIM
NJ. BOND, Geneseo, Livingston County, New York
loft
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19

Lieutenant-C Commander Watson Smith ordered
to command the Paul Jones.
Lieutenant Commander John S. Barnes detach-
ed from the command Of the Paul Jones, and Or
dered to the Niagara.
Lieutenant-C Commander Bancroft Gherardi or
dered to command the Chocura.
Lieutenant-C Commander Daniel l.. Braine de-
tached from ordnance duty at New York, and
ordered TO command the steamer Vicksburg.
Lieutenant Commander William +. Truxton de-
tached from the command Of the Chocura, and
waiting orders.
Lieutenant Commander J. C.. p. De Kraft de-
tached from the Navy Yard at Washington, and
waiting orders.
Lieutenant-C Commander L. A. BeardSlee ordered
to special duty at New York.
Lieutenant-C Commander S. L. Breese de:arhed
from the Roanoke, preparatory orders to command
the Sycamore.
Commander Thatcher has been ordered to the
West Gulf Blockading Squadron to command the
steam frigate Colorado.
Commander Bowers has been detached from the
raval rendezvous at Portsmouth, N. H., and Or
dered to command the receiving ship Vandalia.
Commander Leroy has been ordered to COM
mand the sloop-of-war Oneida.
Lieutenant Commander Z. Z. Williams has been
detached from the Powhatan and ordered to COM
mand the Huron.
Lieutenant Commander Charles E. Fleming has
received preparatory orders to command the
Sycamore.
Lieutenant Commander Robert Boyd has been
detached Fl ON the receiving ship at Boston and
ordered to the Powhatan.
Lieutenant-C Commander F. X. Lewis has been
detached from the command Of the itaska, and Or
dered to Baltimore on special duty.
Lieutenant Commander George Brown has been
ordered to the command of the Itaska.
Lieutenant VIM. B. Cushing has been detach-
ed from the command of the Shockokon, and Or
dered to the command Of the Monticello.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19

PRENTIoEANA-General Bragg has had a SOL
dier shot for killing cow. We hope Bragg will
get the hide. He deserves it.
For many wears Charleston has held its head as
high as cobra-de-capello We guess that the
vain city will soon find ii, lerel
The Southern lands are said not to be well
adapted to rye. But there are very good grounds
there for wry faces.
The Southern people should take every state
ment Of their newspapers sc with grain Of salt" %;
but unfortunately they haven't grain Of salt to
take it with.
The notorious guerilla, Dick McCann, now in
prison at Nashville, says that he feels he is So
the right side," When he gets tired he will prob
ably turn over on his left.
The rents in the walls of Fort Sumter are said
to be neatly as wide as barn-doors. But those are
a sort Of rents that don't bring the rebels very
valuable income.
The Charleston papers swear that their people
will fight from street to street,. Let them fight
Gillmore's bombshells and hot shot 6: from street
to street'' if they are so very pugnacious. We
guess, that, in all their fighting "from street to
street." their weapons will be fire engines, hose,
and water buckets.
Gen. Grant smoked cigar while he was going
out from his works to accept the surrender Of
VickSburg. Gen. Gilmore, not being addicted To
&c small vices," seems disposed in his little affair
with Charleston, to let her do the smoking.
woman in Columbus, Ca, proclaims herself
ready to command a regiment Of women in de-
fence of the Confederacy. We wonder if they
will fight in crinolines. Our Lrave boys, we nave
no doubt, can stand cold STEEL whether in the form
of bayonets or hoopSkirts.
When Sumter fell before the rebel bombardment
this gleeful coup!et was sent North:
With mortar, Paixhan, and petard
We tender you our Beauregard.
The Union troops can now send to Pierre Tou-
tant de Beauregard something like this
We hope our tender is no bore
When we to you send our Gilmore,
Though sure no bores were seen
To equal those OF our Dshlgren.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
Later Northern News.

By the Bermuda, last Thursday, We have papers
to the 18th inst.
Chattanooga is ours, East Tennessee is flee, the
progress of our forces on the enemies flank and
rear is going on well, the tail of the retreating
rebel army is being severely handled by Rosecrans.
Little Rock, the capital of Arkansas is in our
possession. Price had retreated forty miles South
west, to Washington. Gen. Blunt has also taken
Fort Smith and scattered the rebels in all directions
Gen. Burnside announces the unconditional sur
render of Cumberland Gap to his forces. After
clearing East Tennessee Of the rebels, he (Gen.
Burnside) has sent in his resignation to the War
Department-so it is reported.
The Charleston Mercury has savage article on
Jeff. Davis. 1t says that he hasloSt the confidence
of both the army and the people.
1t is reported that the French Cabinet have had
under debate the expediency of recognizing the
South, but that no decision had been arrived at.
Senator Sumner delivered long and very in
teresting speech at Cooper Institute last week.
His exposure and denunciations of the hypocriti-
cal peadings and false pretences Of the British
Government, in justification Of its sneaking and
perfdious neutrality in this war are well admins
tered.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
Tn the officers Of the Department.

The following order has been received by the
Postmaster of this place, and is very important
to officers who are in correspondence with any OF
the Executive Departments of our government:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
August 9th, 1868.
sr:-You are hereby instructed that all mail
matter posted at your Office, and addressed to any
Executive Department, or to any officer therein,
on which the postage is unpaid and which IS not
weekly return of ssUnmaable letters to the
Dead Letter Office, in the mode prescribed on the
latter part of page of instructions published with
act approved March 8, 1863
Very respectfully,
A. Y. ZEvELY,
Sd Asst. Postmaster General.
1t will thus be seen that great care must be taken
to have all documents for the Departments properly
.franhed or prepaid.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
st. Helena Island.
s.l'HE NEW SOUTH" OFFICE,

sept. 10, 1000.
SIR will you be kind enough to give me your
opinion of st. Helena Island as to its heatbful-
ness. | have always advocated the location of our
"New City of the South'' at lands end on that
island but have heard that you, who were in charge
of the hospitals there, thought it an unhealthy
place and on that account the sick were all re-
moved.
Firmly believing that large city is to spring
into existence somewhere on the shores OF this
noble harbor-the best on the coast between
Hampton Roads and the Gulf, it seems to me
matter of great Importance to procure and record
all matter relating thereto.
Very Respectfully,
Jos. H. SEARS.
Major S. F. ELLIOT,
Surgeon u S. A, Port Royal.
PoRr ROYAL, S. c., Sept. Is, 1868.
Dear Sir Your note to-day, asking my opin-
ion of the healthfulness Of st. Helena Island, is
received
have been twice stationed on that part of st.
Helena known as Lands End once as chief Sur
geon of Gen. Strong's Brigade, and once in charge
of General Hospital located there, and have no
hesitation in saying that while 1t is one Of the
peasanteSt, it is, in my opinion, one of the most
unheathful locations in this Department, during
the sckly season of this region of country.
This circumstance is no doubt due to the veg
etable poison (IMalaria,) which emanates from the
swamps and low, fertile lands, so abundant this
Island. All the various forms OF Ague and Re-
mi teat fever were Of frequent occurrence. There
occurred also some cases of COngestive Fever so
malignant as to prove fatal within twenty-four
hours.
The natives all agree in asserting that white in
hlbitants of St. Helena always left their plantations
during the sickly months.
Your Obdt Servt.,
S. +. ELLIOT.
J. II. SEARS, Esq,
Editor New SOnth."
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
Notice.

OBBINS No. A. in the Row, has Just received from the
IL North fresh and complete stock OF Goods every
description consisting in part OF DRY GOODS both very
fine, fair and common
GROCERIES, comprising everything desirable and me-
cessary i'll this Department. selected with great and
judgment by Mr.. E. Fuller.
SHOES-The bestassortnent- every other place first
and then come here and be fitted SHRfS-see the price
elsewhere-then here and buy them lowcr-and so
on down through the catalogue.
Sept. T. ROBBINS
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19

The following navy orders have been issued:
Commodore Thomas +. Craven ordered to COM
mand the Niagara.
Commander John Guest ordered to duty at
Navy-yard Washington.
Commander James P Sanford ordered to COM
mand the Sassacus.
Commander E. T. Nichols ordered to command
the Mendoza.
Lieutenant Commander Francis II. Roe detach-
ed from ordnance duty at New York, and ordered
to command the steamer Neptune.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19

The steam sloops Of war Hartford, Richmond,
and Brooklyn, now lying at the Brooklyn Navy
ward are to be put in order as soon as possible,
and as the Niagara, at Boston, is to be ready
about the same time, is tC bcsurmsed that these
four noble ships are destined for some special SER
vice not yet made public. Rumor says that they
will 90 across the Atlantic to operate as special
squadron on the coast Of England and France.
It is understood that Gen. Rufus ingalls,, so
long the efficient Chief Quartermaster OF the Army
of the Potomac, is to succeed to the Quartermas-
ter-G eneralship made vacant by the removal Of
General Meigs.
Under the new dealing with officers, justly or
uniustly obnoxious, Colonel Bowman, Military Su-
perintendent of West PoiGt, has been relieved,
and Brig. Gen. H. G Wright put in his place.
Gen. Wright was i'll the original expedition which
took this place
The Louisville Journal tells good story at the
expense of colonel who was dismissed from the
service on charges of disloyalty. The colonel ap-
pealed to President Lincoln, and after long talk
the latter, apparently convinced of his loyalty, pro-
posed to give him the command of anegro brig 4de.
The brave colonel "didn't see it.'
MCCLELLAY's REpoRTs.-The Herald says
ssWell informed parties allege that General M'Cel-
lau's report was only received at the Adjutant-
Generals Department three weeks ago, and that it
will take one man many months to read it and its
accompan, ing documents with the attention it de-
serves. 1t will occupy when printed three large
quarto volumes, with charts, diagrams etc. For
its publication large Cor gressiona appropriation
will be requisite. The Secretary of War has not
yet had time to read it, but is about instituting
committee of officers, to be presided over by Ma
ior-G eneral David Hunter, who will be charged
with the duty of reading it, and reporting as to
whether or not it shall be published as official
document"
General Halleck last week secured the appoint
ment of twenty-four young soldiers, from our ar
mics now in the field, to cadetships at West Point
The cadetshps due to the Virginia Congression-
al districts are given to young lads who have
dIstir guished thepseves, and are otherwise quail
ifed, in the Army ofthe Potomac. The cadetships
due to Western Tennessee, Arkansas and Missis-
sippi, are to be conferred on General Grants rec
ommendation. So in the other departments.
And General Halleck further takes.the ground that
next year all appointments to West Point shall be
made from young soldiers in the field, or the sons
of officers who have rendered important services
in this war; not that the appointments are to be
taken from the various Congressman in the North
ern and other States, but that the Congressman in
their recommendations are to be restricted to
these classes of nominees.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19

The Richmond Government had made pres
sing appeal to the Spanish Government to OBTAIN
guarantee to Spain the possession of Cuba and
Porto Rico. The Spanish Government declined.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-09-19
Certificates of Disability.
MEDICAL D1REcroR's OFFICE, DEPT SOUTH,

MEDICAL DIRECTORS OFFICE, DEPT. South,
HAon Head, s. c., Sept. l2fh, 1868.
When surgeons make out certificates OF disabil-
;tv they must state after the description Of dis
ease whether in their opinion the soldier is fit
for .sInvalid Corps or not. See Gen. Orders No.
173 War Department.
III. r. WRIT,
Surgeon U. S. A. s. Med. Director, Dept. South.
OFFICE MED. Ex. BOARD,
Hilton Head, s. c., Sept. 4th, 1863.
7. All certificates of disability coming before
the Medical Examining Board must be in strict
conformity with the above Circular, in order to
insure the action of the Board or they will be re-
turned for correction.
II. Surgeons of Regiments will call the atten-
lion of company commanders particularly t" "Note
One on back of certificates of disability so that
they may comply with it in all cases. or the GER
tiGcates will be returned by the Medical Examining
Board for correction.
A. P. DALRYMPLE,
Surgeon U. S. v, Pres. Med. Elk. Board.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
U. S. MARsHAL's NOTICES

M. I'LL
United STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT or IN
DIANA -
NHEksks. A lbel q Information aas been fled IN the
District Court Of the United States. within and fg tie
Seventh Circuit and District of indiaaA. on tie l2ih
day OF December. l>6s, by John Hanna. 80. Attorney
OF lbe United states, for the District Of Indiana. against
tbe-f"lisw az de-crbei CT dts and effects of onc Burr q.
Nolsid. io-wlt. tine Prumi~~ry Note. dated January q.
ISIS, dn~ Octr. er I. 1850. with interest from date. for
STA thousand dollars. fs6.fO0) ard note given ~ enc
James r.. brighton 10 David q. ko-e, in consideration q
c'rfan real estate IN Isporfe oounsy. u 4 sns. ahd ~
said ku>e assigned and transferred 20 Said Burr Z. No
land, for a violation Z the powers e an act u congress.
approved July II, 1854. entitled An at 10 suppress IN
surrectiun. 10 punish ireason and rebellion, 10 seize and
corn-cste the property of rebel. aud for 9th r pur-
! pos-s " and praA ing prccess against laid note. and that
the ZANE ma, be condemned and sold as enemies pr0p-
rrfy.
Now, therefore. In pursuance q the mouition under the
zeal Of sand court 10 me directed and delivered. do here
by give pubic notice 20 all. persons claiming said note
or any part thereof. or in any manner Interested therein.
that they BE- and appear before the laid District Court II
the United States. 20 be held al the city AZ Indianapolis
in and for the District of Indiana. on the Hird Monday II
May next. at ten o'clock Il tie forenoon OF that day.
then aud there TO inierPose their claims, and % make
their allegations IN that behalf.
ID. G. ROSE. L.. :. Marshal.
Per l. ;. BiGEL0M. Deputy.
Attest:
JOIN n. RKA. Clerk. deT1y -dIst
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
tSo. 1884,
limited NrATE>Ot 4 MGMICA, ms.
Attest.
lOuS N. liEA,C

ibitf W INDIANA. -
NnEHrAs. A libel ~ Information has been filed in the
District Court ~ the United State. within and Cor the
seventh Circuit and District OF lndisna. on the isth day
~ December, ls02. by John Hanna, tsq., Attorney Tor
The United states for the District II indiana, against The
Following dr-crihsd crsdits amd effects at one rnrr q. No.
land 10 VII ons ~frnmissorN Note for the ,um &c sa
IN u nj ls6v"a) d'llafs. dated Jsnusf, ~, lsbp. due
uc'ol"r ], lSai with interest e. M dsis. said nalo Al ven
by one jaines ". Crghion To David q. ko-s, In con-fd~fa.
ti"i IT CERTAIN rial state m iapaffe county. indian 4. ard
b, .aid Hose Assigned and Transferred 90 ssii l,ufr 4. No.
laiid ~ a 'iolaiiol oi ID. p"ver o. az act of onsfess, az.
proved Ial, u. 1884 entitled An act 20 suppfc. = insuftec-
ton, TO punish treason s~i rebellion. 20 ellie and cont seate
the rr"r'f'y ~ feheis. md hr other purposes" pra, lux
~ Gees against said ,uts. and that the same mar hs con.
deriaed ani sold ~ enemies property.
Vow, Therefore, IN pursuance - the moniiion under The
seal ~ saii Court Go me directed and delivered, 4 a. herr.
by give puhlt notice 80 al yet. atis claiming aid ness
90 any part thrfrei. % 10 sms manner interested therein.
Mt thef he sni appear h'fa. the saia. the District 4 .ut
~ the United states. "a be held a. "a. siis at lid snap..
Ia. ~ anil lot the District a ~fniiana. on the third Mufriay
OF MAY n'sf, ~ ~ "'tiect NJ The fsfehonn ~ thai is,.
,hen ahh ihsfs 'o 'nisflsess ihsif elaim. snd maze their
sirg stions NJ that behalf
boAk.AND Rost. q. = A..
w u = Hiastuw, trpuiy.
Ahstf JUN W MA. Clerk. dsfgsdfa
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09
ga. IS3.)
TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT or IN.
JoHS n. RKA. Clerk

TINTED STATES or AMERICA, DISTRICT OF IN
DIANA. -:
WHEKEAs, A lihelo Of Information has been filed IN The Dis
rricf Court of the United States. within ard for tn. seventh
Circuit AMI District Of Indiana. on III. 18th day 81 sc. ls62,
by John Hanna, ESQ., Attorney for the United States
Tor the District # Indiana, sgainsith- follow lng Described
credi : and effects OF Gle Burr 4. holland. to-wiE tine
PrOmi>S'Ty note, dated January ? 1859. cue October 4. ISL
with interest frpm date. for sis thousand (fs.0v) follars.
said note given by one Jsme- n. Creighton e. David q. Hose,
ia consideration # certain real ea>iaie ia Iapo ie county,
Indians. aud by said Rose assigned and ira transferred 10 aid
Burr Z. holland. for a violation Il the pow.rs Il
an act Of Congress, approved July IL. is62, entitled AN
act 10 suppress instruction, 20 punish TREASON and rebel
lion, 10 seize and oouiscate the properly Of rebels and tor
other purpose" and praying process against laid note
and thas the same may De condemned and sold az
enemies properly
Now, Therefore, IN pursuance Of the mention under the
seal Of said court, 10 me dires ted AMI delivered, 4 do here
by give public notice 10 all persons claiming said note
or any part thereof. or IN any manner Interested therein.
that they he and appear before the said District Court of
the United States, 10 be held al the city Of indianapolis.
in and for the District Of indiana, on the third Monday II
My next. AZ ten O'Clock of the forenoon of that
day. then and there to interposc their claims and TO make
their allegations ia that behalf.
ID. q. ROSE. L. =. Marshal.
Perl y BscfIow. Deputy.
Attest:
JouS u. RIA. Clerk. deci7-dlu
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-01-09


varm>h. made wholly 81 in part q gus copsl. sp~r
% ussde - oher cams substsnce Spn =
Vegetable ous. pr gdien 1oeau-
Vegetable pglo0aay bA>am- sane a. "hsntr-
tee
vrrmfaxe, SAM a. .D-nflffce."
wafrhuuse eufry. az custom houses. not
tng or dollar n value. stamp daty 1SccEfs-
nv dollars 50 e.nss.
Do. do. exceeding Eve dollars in vslus leo
Warehouse reSeiPts. stamp daiy eentA
Whtky. FER gallon % cent&
Do. rrcsghed. IS not TO pay an additional duty.
whole ale dealers. under which term l. inclade1
every person Whose bu>ineS< OF occupattor .
10 sell. or eGer 20 sen. gTceres-or any goods
wares or merchandise, o. fore gn Or domestic
production. b. more than ore original PACK
ae ~ piece 81 one time. 20 tn sArns psr-
cha~er. rot including vines, spintnoos " malt
liquor. for each hccn>e 50 90
wholesale dealer ia iquoTs of every descuP-
ton. including distilled spirtS. fenaeu'ed u
Quors and vines of all kinds lperSoas 0usr
than dl>fliers. who ~ci - o1cr for sale any
such liquors. in quantities 81 more thar three
gallons i one time 70 the same pGrchassT,a are
4 irrluled1 for each icons. Ice %
Willow. Manufactures 4 pr c.
Vine made OF ga -. ~ gallon 5 cents
Withdrawal eutTy. a. custom house. stamp duty 80 cents.
Weed. manufactures Of II not otherwise pro-
vided for sper CT
Wool screws IL Cts
Wool, manufacture Of. not otherwise specified. ) per Ct.
Mor~ted. manufacture II. not otherwise specified ; pr Ct
Worm lozenges- SAEne n -Dentfnce-"
Wni, stamp duty 50 cents.
Zinc, manufactures Of. not Otherwise specified. 3 Per CT
DO. ONyte 81 per loo pounds . CENTS