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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-08-06

Corn Meal. Cit Mills and brandy wine -. 7kG4 90 OU
GRAIS-Wheat-Ony 25n0 bushels offe ed to-day; in
cludad In tho sal Ito bu hes good white ut So
50 65 to ~; $50 bushels prime choica at 70 to
70; GOO bushels do private terms but understood
Mt an Hdvance tho latter figure C0rn-32QO bush
only recoved sales 0f 100 bushels fair white at
slb ouehels prm" do ut 10; 100 bushels yellow at 81
to 9S cts Oats -4lU0 nushes .red $500 bushels
Pennsylvaniae at So cts per bushel.
MoLAssEs-No sales reported to-day.
PRoVIs1oEs-Buk Meats and Bacon are in active re.
quest and prices show further advance, in sympathy
report sale yesterday IF 100 hhds Bacon Sides at 20
cts to day 20 hhds ribbed do at 20 ots 10 do clear
rbhed at 20 cts so hhds Bacon IN obbipg lots at 1%
70 Ii cts for Should and r0 to 20 cts for Sides
Bulk shoulders held ~ 16I eta. with l61 cts offer
oil. We notice some inquiry for Mess Pork; quote at
S39 90 to 81 per boil Nothing doing in Lard; quota
ttons nominay uL changed.
sUaAR-The market is inactive. but holders remain
Arm; some arc not Offering their stock. We report
sales to-day Of 10 hhds Porto Rico at l2o IS do do
13td to 1870; and 81 do Uuba at IL to l14c.
REPISED BUoARS-R fnerB to-day reduced their
prices 20 all round; quote for 20 more bbls
Extra hne powdered 1880: crushed, powdered and
gra nulated l71Sc so crushed white 1910; circle A
white ite; white 1870; extra 1870; q 80 low 16Ic
circle D147sc per b-for lots OF 100 bbls 80 less
sYRuP-haryland Oompany's Golden SIC; do Extra 97o
per gallon.
SEEps-Nothing doing in Glover; no inquiry. Timo-
thy, new, is held nominsy ST. quantity, however,
would bring that figure
SALr-We notice active demand from dealers; sales
the past week foot up 1000 included Ground
per sack for Fine; still quote Rock at $50 per tom
and Turks Island Gu per hushel.
WHr-KEY-We report sale today of 20 bbls City at
50 2Bper gallon.
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Pagaongerp,

Per steamship Gransda for New York-wm Rumeny
Ihos z Moses Albert Twombley, aibbes Miss q
steele, Steee and lady. q NJ Tucker Mrs 81 Daly
Mrs Catharine Lynch. A Lord. W Jones O Martin,
Goodwin, M MullIgan, w 8 Adams, Miss NJ L Bur Ok.
myer, Burckmyer. lady and servant DIR D W amb
LADY and Chi dreh. Hugh Rinsler, Mrs b Cumming
child and servant Mrs IN Quinn, Nc -arthy aud
In the steerage. ~ -
Per steamship Moneka. from New York; G Patton,
q Gutter, Van Ness and lady. " Knox, " Wood
Duncan, Bow o. ] NJ Austin and lady. hos Stod.
dard' Ryan. Mrs Ryan. Mrs Green. II Wilson, and
in steerage
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah, via Beau
fort, &c-M King, NJ Huger, Joseph Hoburn, w j
seyie. Detden. g Z Bennett A Eicheberger. P
johnson and lady Mr. Afford. Sergeant f Doyle and
lady. E Hoyatt Everett. Rich, II McElroy Capt r
'orhman, lady and daughter, Miss Pepper, and in
storage.
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MOORHEA-D'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS.

TUNHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
l. that these highly esteemed BTTTERs made
by the same person who made them for twenty
years for James Moorhead. He having the original re-
cept can confidently recommend them equal to any
made during Moofhead's life tnne.
Snld in Quantities to suit purchasers at No 90 OAI-
HoUN-sThkET, south sde between Meeting and An.
son streets. JAMES MoKEAN.
July IL limo
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, August t1:-CorroN-There is more
doing In the way of sales. but prices unchanged.
About 60U bales Of middngs sold in lots at 81
lb for uplands and New Orleans
aRocERiEs-Ooffee Is firmly held at full prices but
we hear OF sales worthy Of notice. In sugar there
little nothing doing.
FLouR-Thefe is little or no demand for export but
prices remain about the last quoted 500 bbls
sold in lots to the retailers and bakers including
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New Yorik Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Journal Of Commerce, OF Wednesday,
1st inst, says:
The II arket presents little more animation in the
various departments Capital is abundant at to per
cent for temporary loans stock co.terals with ex
per cent The range of discount for first class
cai paper Is to per cent per anaum per cent being
long date. INV
Gold opened this msrnins at lts. touched l4sx. fell
of to 148A, and clost d at O'Clock at this price.
Silver sela moderately at to sho below the price OF
The steamship Malta. from this port to-day for Eu.
rope took out Sl26 ooo and the Africa from Boston
Foreign Exchange Is dull and rates unsettled. Some
@ n0 a. ioSS to oSS for GO sterling
no o oe
bills at much lower rates We quotes Bills at 60 days
5anfers DO sight I to at
to R as s ss$ So
men II to 70; Prussisn this ers "a to 49,
PRODUCE MARKET.
for stss soRa' sR @ market
twenty cents off, The sales arc $500 bbls at IS 6b TO
tate 50 for chece do IS IS 90 for sn
peIne Michigan Indiana Ohio Iowa, ao and Sc 90 to
hoop Ohio to co. and taae bpans Of do at
SO 65 TO IL 8o spring wheat st Louis at 50 76 to and
Supefhne State. $50 80
Super western ................6 SSg SSJ
Extra Ohio Round Hoop OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 2oS 60
Extra Ohio Round Hoop itrade) 65@11 90
20
ot. - 1oDl4 10
SOUTHERN FLoUR-Rules in favor Of the buyers.
Sales were made Of 2Yu bbs at 40 TO ST. 90 for
mon. and Il to $40 SO extra and family brands.
CANADIAN FLoUR-Hemains without change. We no.
ice small salcs at 81 to SO 80 for common and IS to
S12 for extra brands.
RE FLuUR-IB In limited request at lower rates. Sales
were maas Of 100 bulls at 8 80 TO So 26.
CoaH MEAL-There is but little doing. We notice sales
OF 100 bbls caloric ut 81 80
WHARF.-The market is dull and nominally two to
four cents lower on the poor grades. The sales
to 81 Oe.
hYE-1s in limited request Bales were made Of 1000
bushels at ~ to 84c for Western and 81 Canada
BARLEY AND BARLEY MALT-Are unchanged.
Okrs-The msrke. rules to &c esser, with mode.
rate inquiry 1he sales include 600 bush cs A
20 46kc for Chicago 4 to 400 for milwaukee,; 50 to $50
for Iowa. and 60 to Gle for Jersey.
CoRN.-There Is fair bdsint doing but at decline
Of lc The sales 10000 bushels at 81 to s2c for
unsound 80 to Csc for sound mixed Western closing at
sle for sound shipping, $40 for high mixed, and s0c
for Western yellow.
ooFFEE.-1he market is quiet, but steady We no.
tice saes OF sou bags La2uayra and 200 Maracabo
private terms.
sToOK OF COFFEE IN NEW YORK AUaUsr 1sr
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- aoPs-we do not learn OF any cnauRo III tp- market
We notice of 90 bales al Is to $50 for American
and IS to TOO for Belgian and Bavaran '
MoLAssEs--Romains as at last report Phe sales I'm
cude I50 hhds muscovado at so to 55c 1Oo II do NJ
6ao aud 60 hid Barbadoes at t62c. "
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Tho Charleston Cotton Marke,

On Saturday last about 20 bales OF Cotton dis
pose Of ut 90 to SOC b for Good Ordinary, and $40
per lb for Low ddling The views of holders still
In advance Of buyers which, with tho light Offering
stock, keeps transactions very limited.
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oi
FRE1GHTs-The rates per steamship 50 per bale
cotton, to New York Philadelphia "a and Baltimore and
&c per 10 to Boston. There is but little shipping in
port, and the rates by sailing vessels Is nominal
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Northwest superhne at. t.................S8s $40 TOO
Northwest extra at. 6n9 800
Northwest extra family at 00@lO 90
pennsylvania and Western superane at,.... 1870 0O
pennsylvania and Western extra $3.50 10 90
Pennsylvania and Western extra family ut 90
PennsylVania and Western fancy at. IA 00l4 10
rye hour. 6.75@t 00
3enhsyWahia oorn nleal leal................. AUG A26
Brandywine Corn Meal 4.766 80
The receipts and stocks Of Flour, noticed
for some time past continue Light but fully equal to
the demand.
aRA1F.-The receipts and stooks OF wheat continue
small, but fully apple for the demand Sales Of 26OO
bushels now Delaware red at 50 so to 50 IS fair and
81 GO for Choice Prices of white nominal; 800
bushels common quality sold ut 81 62 In rye but little
doing. We quote Western at 97c and Pennsylyania
ST. In corn there iS change to noice small sales
yellow at 93 to 94c nnd 5000 bushels Western mixed
90 to 9lc Osts ar quiet, with small sales Of Della.
ware at 66o and old Western at 50c Nothing doing in
barley or malt.
The receipts to-day follows: 100 bhis -four;
6o76 bushels wheat; 5000 bushels corn and 6075
els oats.
PRov1s1oEs.- Prices are we'll maintained, but the
TRANSACTIONS continue limited. Small sales are making
at S3S per bbl for pork; 20 to 28c per
plain and fancy bagged bacon hams 10 to for pick
led do 10 to To- for salt shoulders; 81 to 22c for
In bbs and tcs; and 22 to 2sc per ID for butter
quality.
SEEDs.-Flsxseed sells arrival at So IS per bushei
In clover seed there nothing doing; we quote prime
at ST to 7 so per GA lbs.
WH1sKEY.-1he demand continues limited. Small
sales of bbls making st 50 % "a for PennsyIya-
mia, and $229 per gallon for OHIO.
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Stock on hand and on shlpboard rot cleared go $50
:. SUaAR AND MoLAssEs-Thero have been n6 yreceipts
from the since Yesterday The market still con.
hnues very dul and there Is nothing doing beyond
small retail trade, at 16 to l61{o. 16 fair to prime
and IL TO l7ho pc: ID for yellow and white cinrned
Cuba and Port Rico Sugars. There no movement in
small lots. go o "
FnRIaHTs-The Liverpool and New Orleans stesinship
une having resumed butness after temporary suspen.
Sion. the ortda is ready to receive freight at I'd
per ID for Cotton to Liverpool Rates by sa Liver
pool are to 9l6d aud to Havre 40 per lib for Cotton
The rate by steam to New York and Bos on is to 80
per Id for otton Toe per bbi fr Flour and by sail
to 9l6d per lb for Cotton and 45t per Dbl for Flour
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS. August 2-CoTroN. Tho market yester-
DAY opened with fair offerings and good inquiry The
3avorahe news from Lverp ol has given buoyancy and
hrmn ss to the market We learned Gales Of Middipp
at 80 to sl2io Low Midding at sOc and few bales Of
Good Middiing Il, acc
The dispatches from New York report thu market Arm
tbut quiet at 81 to 3ac.
Liverpool dat oi the goth ult per Atlantic cable re-
port the mark. rIn Sales the SOth 10 600 bales
The market hero closed firm, with o good feeling at
The following quotations.
Sooa ORC nary. .............. ..27o28c
Low nhiuunnB. Zv15Oc.
.SID32c
ctrict MluunhB.. 33GnJ4o
Good Midu!'ng. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .35@338c
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS. July 81 -CorroN pnsrket
opened very firm this morning. but with more limited
demand, owing to the absence of any confirmation OF
the China's advices. which at hand yesterday
There was fair inquiry noticeable throughout how
In full average sale but the supply especially of the
better grades OF restricted throughout
operations have been confined bales divided
among ten brokers, without any alteration in quota
tons We. therefore, repeat follows viz Ordinary
"a to &c., good ordinary 81 to $780, low middnR "a to
sec and mddhpg 81 to Ssc.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand lat September, 1856 bales $3.50
Received since yesterday. ............. 80
Received previously, .....!.............742D8
- 74a.eso
s25.sos
Exported previously. y.................... 7365l9
- 7ss,6l9
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STOCK OF MoLAssEs IN NEW YORK Ar,ousr OFT

sos aud GO hid sBarSadoss At SSc 0''' io0 At
STOCK OF MoIAssEs IN NEW YORK AUGUST 1sr.
Cub. bba, 1sS2 sSs 1ssa $751; lsos 1866
Porto Rico iads sGSa $3.50 ss9 iss9 .SSs SSs
St ae5sa GroiI. aii'iana.::. ... w l2a 90;
AN' '''''''''''. 80 80. 80. SO
Total bids soS1 >ls0.7 1886 II, 1885
News orissns SS bsIa s .; s7 400,
NATAa S sT9REs-The mark. was iesa active o.day;
Ts5y I n rn are Spirits
ed grades are held at an advance; common quot
Sc small TO 10. MS 1Sa ra1e at Soa -
OILsmLinseed is In fair demand at 81 so to 81 81,
PETROLEUM The market was more active to day for
bonded; but crude. owing to the extreme prices de-
$500 bondcd at S9 to aSe or BRINE
light straw to white; Al to AZ, for standard white and
PROVISIONS. Pork. Tho market opened firmly, with
good demand bnt closed dull and h, aviiy The snlos
e5 mess and $27 to SGT IS prime Also for future
delivery iot bbs at Ssl 81, o, August and s92 70.
BEEE-Remains about the same. Sales were made OF
s2J so To 1924 for extra do. NNA
BEEF HAMs-Are dull and nominal
BACON SIDEs.-We don't learn of any transactions of
note 't
Cur MEArs-The market is firm. we notice sales of
l6No for shoulders in do.
sales IN s.s F firmly The
tS'
rendered city, and 1917 to 2Ollc for Western
= We quote:
Pork, bbl- Western. .$45 90 o..
Moss .....S.... @S0 Hams. q ID 1870 81
New Mess 81 SO 6DSl 81 IShoulders lb M I6H
Prime. ~ 90 D2776 Butter
Prime Moss o.. Western :. IS "a 80
Beef, bblB-- State dairy so IA An
New Plain. '18 90 6D2o 90 OheeseI
New Extta. 20 so @2400 Oommon to
Prime Mess o.. prime 10 % 1sk
Lard. 18 a 2OA
R1oE-The market is inactive, but steady. We notice
sales Of l6o bags Rangoon at 9o The stock of rice on
n Ia hnUa Nla az Iapo
unoea agast GAO bags olean 26Oo bags unoloan and
3s4 tcs on hand August Ist, 1866.
suaAR-The market for is dull at about former
figures We quote fair to good refining at I0H to 1Ic
The eales 3l7 hhds Cuba ut 103< 12c There is
good call for refined at rates ruling In the buyers ia
vor We quote soft yellow ut IA to 5Hc soft white at
15 to l8c and crushed, powdered and granuiated at
1870.
wHsKEY-1s dull and nominal at 81 20 to 25 for
State and Western.
4ad per steamer 500 bales cotton Mt 6-l8d bark
to direct port In the United Kingdom with corn at 3s
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August 3.-TuRP ssrIEE.-Prices un-
changed and market Arm. Sales Of 266 tbls So so
for virgin, So Tor Yellow dip. and 81 50 for hard per
281 lbs Y
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-Has advanced In prioe tand we
quote sales OF 3U bbs 6c. 225 do &c. and small
lot at CSC per gallon for white. ~ !
RosIN-Sales Of 206 bbls Common at to 50 15 90 do
No at 50 SIX and 68 do at So tor Opaque and to IS
for Mol.
BAcoN-we quote sales OF small lots NJ G. from stors
at 2Sc per lb for hog round.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, August 1.-CoTroN-Ig Arm, with q
fair business doing;. Middns Uunnd held at 81 cents
for even running
CoFPEE-uoninues firm; we report to-day sales Of
600 bags Rio, ex bark Aq"tdneck, private terms
understood &C 121 cents, gold In bond, quality fair
,166 bags do in los at Tx 101 cents duty paid we
gold.
FLOUR There is good inquiry for fresh ground
supers which scarce, would bring readily 80 rs to
SO; new Oily Mills firm st the latter choice Western
Extr winter are salesoe at 5l2 10 so; new City
medium grades selling to the trade at $12 81
oo: 1000 shipping brands do are still quoted at
40 10 10 bo We Loce the sale Of 100 bbls common
W..
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CorToN-The market 10 mode ately aotive but at fr.
regular rates. Some call the market steady while others
claim that ia fully 10 lowers Ter the circumstances
do not change qnntsons The sales are 70 shippers
and BpiHners, and include 1900 baiee. We quote:
Upland. Florida. Mobile N.OdT.
Ordinary. 81 50 s8 "a
Low Middling... 81 85 S5 80
Middne 80. 81 % So 50
Good NiddlnR, IL IL .,'. a AZ
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HAY-Is In very fair request and with inadequate
supply strong prices demanded chipping 70 to 1906
retail qualities 81 to 81 10 nj
HIDES Are firmly held Tho inquiry iB but moder-
etc. Sales made Of 1000 Texas IS to as bD aver
age, on private terms.
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THESE BITTERS ARE PURELY A VEGETABLE
COMPOUND. and are offered 10 the public under the
fullest conviction that hey will be found safe and sov.
ereigu REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA.
They have been trumphantly tested by numerous
families and Physicians IL the South who have
cd ample testimony as to their decided excellence
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Exports.

NEW YORK-Per steamship Granada-42 bales Cotton.
= "a uerces Rice ~ la es Yarn, ~ 6ois Rosin.
boxes tobacco. 80 bales Wooienr 3h9 bars Railroad
Ir,n, IL cask. Clay, n Empty Barrels. 10 packages
Vegetables 20 packages Supdries.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-09-06

ported or are offoreign or shall
be deemed the manufacturer thereof and subject to
all the duties and penalties imposed by law
in regard to the sale of domestic articles without the
use of the proper stamp stamps denotlng the tax
paid thereon and all such articles imported or otfOr-
eign manufacture shall in addition to the import du-
ties imposed on the same De 70 'e s
Prooided, That when such imported articles, except
playing cards ucier friction matches, cigar ghts
and wax tapers shall be sold In the original ana I'M
broken package in which the bottles or other enclo-
sures were packed by the manufacturer, the person
selling said articles shall not be subject to any pen
atty account of the want of the proper stamp.
That schedule B, preceding section one hundred
and sev9nyone be amended by striking out all after
the paragraphs relating TO ''gaugers' returns and
''measurers reurhs;' and by striking out all from
receipts for the payment ofany sum OF money down
to ''weigher's returns if of weight not exceeding
five thousand pounds, ten cents; exceeding five thou
serting in lieu thereof the following Receipts for any
sum of money, or for the payment of any debt, ex-
ceedng twenty dollars in amount, not being Tor the
satisfaction of any mortgage or judgment or decree
of any court, or by the endorsement any stamped
obligation in acknowledgment of its fulflment for
each receipt two cents Provided That when more
than signature is affixed to the paper, one
or more stamps may be affixed thereto representing
the whole amount Of the stamp required for such
signatures; and that the term money herein used
shall he held no include drafts and other instruments
given for the payment of money.
seventy-one, be amended by inserting, Immediately
proceeding the provso relating to stamps on mortga
ges the following Upon every assignment transfer
of mortgage the same stamp tax upon the amount
naming unpaid thereon is herein imposed upon a
mortgage for the amount. Also by striking out
the words mortgage orr in said proviso. Also by In
sorting the words domestic and inland bills of landing
and after than" and before "those in the first line OF
said schedule.
That schedule be amended, under the head of con
tract, by striking out the words following: stocks
the head of contract after the words or each note
memorandum of sale ten cents" the words following
Bill memorandum of the sale contract for the sale
of stocks bonds gold silver bullion con promsory
notes, other securities shall pay stamp tax at tht
rate provided in section ninety-nine.
ITO BE CONTINUED
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Circuit Court CounIy of Kenosha.

al
D. Thomas Vail, Plaintiff, against Rodney M. whip-
pie, ] x. Pollard, VIM. Ernst Roxana Smith AS
ADMINISTRATIVE OF Albert b. Smith, deceased, Rox-
Smith, widow Of Albert b. Smith, deceased,
Eva A. Smith, Bertha Smith Willard A. Smith, heirs
atiaw of Albert Z. Smith, Deceased, defendants.
e pursuance Of judgment of foreclosure and sale
in tbs above entitled action, rendered and dock
eted on !he 10th day of May, 1866 at the May term
of the said COURT 1866 I, VIM. W. Baker, sheI i'll Of
Kenosha county, shall offer Tor sale, sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder therefor the front
door of the Court House ia the city and county Of
Kenosha, and State of Wisconsin, or the 20 tn day Of
September, A. d. 1866, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
of that day, the following property, to wit:
The lots or pieces of land lying and being in the
fourth ward Of the city Of Kenosha, county of Ke-
nosha, state of Wisconsin. to wit Lot No nine 9)
and the west one>third part of lot No. ten O0) in
block No thirteen (13 the south east quarter Of
section No. thirty (3l township No two 2 north
of range No twenty-three (2S east, being the prop
erty known as the Durkee House. Terms cash.
Dated July Both, 1866. W. W. BAKER,
TWll Sheriff of Kenosha County.
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Don b. Pike, paintif, against Abram r. Nelis and
Ellen 3. Nellis defendants.
pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale
n in the above entitled action, rendered and dock
eted the 10Th day of july A D. 1866, at the July
term of the said court, 1866 l. VIM w. Baker, sheriff
of Kenosha county, shall offer for sale and sell at
public auction the highest bidder therefor at the
front door of the Court House in the city and county
of Kenosha and State Of Wisconsin, the 18th day
of September A d. 1866 at ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon of that day, the following property, to wit:
All that certain piece parcel OF land lying and
being in the county OF Kenosha, and State of Wscon-
sn being part of the southwest gu arter Of the south
west quar- Of section number thirty-three, town
one. range twenty>one commencing at the northeast
corner of said southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter at fence post standing by the highway,
ming westerly the said highway thirteen (13) rods,
thence south rod and twelve links thence east
twelve rods and eight Inks thence north three rods
and FIVE links. TO the place of beginning TIE cash.
Dated July 81, 1866. w. w. BAKER,
7W9 Sheriff of Kenosha County
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

I'm Pr0bHte-KenOshn County Court.
In the matter of the estate of Jerome 3. Wheeler,
deceased.
N Office is hereby given that by virtue and in
~ pursuance OF of der of license made ia said
ster the 10th day of August, A. d 1866 by the
County Court of said county, the undersigned ADM
strat with the will annexed OF the estate of said
deceased will on Friday, the seventh day of Septem
Der, A D. 1876 at ten O'Clock A. NJ, the premises
Offer for sale at pubic vendue, the following de-
scr ibed lands to wit The undivided one half OF the
following property beng part lots six 6 nd
% il block seven ~ on the souh west quarter ()
of section number thrty-two 1927 in township No. two
(2) north of range No. twenty three (23) east,
meneing at the south east OF said block thence
west south line of said block to point forty (40)
feet OF he line Of said lot six thence north
to the line of lot ~ Of said block thence
on the north line OF said to the line said
block, thence south to the place of beginning,
The terms of sale will be made known at the time
and place OF sale.
Dated Kenosha, August 18th, A. D. 1866.
4wll j. H. SKEEL,
Administered
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

fNNHIS Is to caution all persons not to harbor or
trust my daughter, Anna Krickmann, who has
left my house and protection, as 1 shall pay debts
of her contracting, after this date.
Wheatland, Aug. rs, 1866.
9w18 HENRY KRICKMAtlN.