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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, July 22.-CoT1oN--Som INQUIRY TODAY
but few sales ano they limited In amount; reduced
and assortment especially Of good grades: Ndlinp
10 scarce and hold at 25c; Low Mddngs 3ia2i os; in
cnded IN the sales was lot OF IS ba,os barely Low Mid
ding at 13tSc.
corHEE-Mnrset rather depressed under stcamcr,s nd
vices Tho advance ut Rio being fully counteracted by tho
confirmation of heavy shipments to Now York fprino
paly) tho previous month"; aro not ndyiaed OF any
STallqfN TallqQfNs to.iay; no qu table change IN prices
Family lower GFak62tp pGSned to-day With further de.
were offered S0e Dbl below sairnnS lsu Eatrs and
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Wilmington Market.

%1LsnNGTON, July 23.-TunpEsr1SE- Ave conts
higher aud about 400 bbls changed hnnds IS 2U fer
son, and 60 for hard, per 80 lbs.
srInI1s TuRrEsrtsE.-No change 10 price. Sales OF
181 bbs ut t1H conts per gallon.
RosH-hinlket steady Sales Of 65s bbls at 81 60 for
common; 81 f6a2 s7H for aranod 80 for No 81 Is
ass for No I, ..r.'7 -a' : = =
TAn.-A sman parcel sold at 90 s5 Der bbl
ConN.-SnlcB from wharf OF liOU bushes mixed at
81 So bags nclule 600 do Baltimore whito nj 81 az
and loco do ut 81 38 per bushcI
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AUGUSTA, July 23.-CoTToR-Tho demand continues
good aud all unt offered sold at advance on
last quotations. Say - Mt 24S cts for Midding The
sales amounted to 127 bnlcs, follows 81; nt
"a at 22; "a; 81 Mt 2iA; 10 at 2IIS; &C at 2ia
md Mt 25 cts. The receipts re 10 bales.
GoLD-Tho brokers nre buying nt 100 and selling
al 141. .
snrEn-Drokcrs buying Mt 1870 and ceiling nt 123
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,tIength was In her stop, and In her hands-PIixrA
8. T.-1880-X.
@ fsE bottles Of PIaH5.T1os srrrxns
:! sonr stomach and Fotid Breath.
Nervous Affections.
Mental Dependency.
- Prostraton; Great weaknexn
s.iiow oomplsIioD, Weak Bowels, ha
Liver COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
proceed from Diseased and torpid liver. Tho hillary
seoreons OF the lvor o7erowing Into tho stomach pol
Asr long research We so aSS 70 ho mona
re1nask.ble for these horrd nightmare dlse.ses
hundred and forty thousand persons have taSsa The
PLANTATION BrIIRRs and not an instance Of complaint
III . most ersetuai tonic and agreeable stnaul,n
nnited 70 all conditions Of LIE.
~ the TspoI. hs, It rSe; SpSn mineral 70
Of The public. and shss paeisnt. @ % %.y nc consul ]
oaIs.siA 3b1nxNosisbrstsd for II over @ TWO hundred
Ss,rs In Tho treatment Of Fever and Asne pysPep.i.
vile Of he vioeeoy Q, W Pern D fs!5
a 0 sa'a q ss uSGes u. sn @ Of yss
asrs and Wa. I, nn,y made public by Lo1is XVI Kns
febrifugs qualities during hs soath American travels
oiso.nt11A BAnk,-For diarrhos, colo and diss,sss
DAnpsIIoH-for Inflammation Of the ioins and drop
icai Affections
onAMoMns FIowYns-For anfseblsd digestion,
LAyxaDrn F1ovEns-AIomstc, stimul,nt and tonic
o'sny ,nsso5aanF ID .ssoto's Is5sS1s dSS
ANrE-An aromatic csrminsuye; orostins ns.h,
muscle and milk; much used by norluIs nnrsips.
oot, otn.
8. T.--I880.-X.
q =: isas: q seass Ssas Sssais
Known to the oommeroe Of tho world and We withhold
its name for the present.
IMPORTANT OERT1P1oATRs
49, = RocHksfEa N. December 7s 1881.
.e.naen NJ profos.on. About three month. IS no i
nov nessy xs nay sasss tSs .S. %
ssrsrs. cases. and q. far .s know. always With signal
''a'A1 e"' r''D'eiRs1'y Rs9: !. EGsrei 8. aArHoRa
RrRrof1D PaikND:-My daughter hss bssn much
benentted BY Tho use Of ny Plantation Bittess Thou
Thy friend. H." ASA oURnN.
SHERMAN Houm, omo.oo M.}
M.1sas P. q. pn4z. Co. :-Piraso send ~ smother
.ppet.er they appear to have superseded eyerJhins
AH.ass@snH arc no. completed to supply any do
And for this article, which has net h.retofoEe bean
Tho public may rcst AIsnred that In no case viii ths
PERFECTLY pure standard OF tho PLANTATION Brr1Kls be-
departed from Epery bots be1ry Ne cstntic or osy
tssars On sssei plate en1rsvtso. odnnst d ee
Any prson pretendnS 70 se1 PLANTATION Brr1xps 1,
bulk OF bv s gallon sofndter and ixpoI.sy Sevays
8 rsNItsd ootiei See nat oIr Fsirds Stamp u UEru.
TnA1KD opeT sp<rr eork. -
Bold by ali Drusssts and Dsalet. ;hIoustoni
P. q. DRAKE & CO., New York.
4prii ~ ..rI e, as
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COMMERCIAL.

DARCELOSA-Pcr Spanish brig Dcspcjada-1s3 bales
Upland Cotton, 100 bbls Rosln.
BALIIMoRE-Per scllr ] PImer-IlO,0 900 feet Ium-
ber.. Per schr Lf1y-s0,G18 icot Sawed Lumber
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GARD.

II is with feelings OF pride American manufacturer,
that ~e publish the following teatmonaB which have
been rccovod by recently:
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES E os.
Arrived Yester,Iny,

hrriFcu featefunys
1en sSnmsr %., pSt pGy Mn McSy yin Beaufort
Calder. -
Steamer Emilic Davis, Georgetown, s C. 1os tierees
Rice, 80 sacks Rough Rice and SIdzc To Shnckol;or
Kelly. Thurson Holmes. Il Pringlc POrcher & Hen
Armsrong. D Paul 4 Co, md others -
Steamer W W FRAZIER Boyle, EListo and Rockville
Mdze; To John & Theo altty. George W Clark Co.
stoamcr 81 Heloun, Runlcy Elsto and Rockville
Ndze. 70 Murray. and others. + !. : M
Cleared Yestcrdny.
Spanish brig DcspSi9da Mns.any, Barselonn Hall.
schr Lilly. wooliord, baltimore Clisolm Bros :
Went TO Sen Yesterday. -
kbip Galena, Dunton. FronHrs, Mexico.
Schr Z Palmer Palmer. Baltimore.
Schr Lilly, Woolford Bhtimoro.
From this Port.
Steamship z soudcr. Lobby. Now York. July al.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood New York. July q.
Steamship W Evcr1nnn Tuille Philadelphia july "a
Spanish bark EspernnEa, Plug, Now York, July 90.
LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS ponT.
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL
Ship \ winthrop, Stuart, sailed. .......... Junc
Tho Tryphcnia, Harding, sailed May -
NEWPORT. EMO.
Tho Johannes, Rutcr sailcd... May 10
DoMEsTIo.
BOSTON.
1g Srtg qsaIy, -, ..Juiy l8
schr Lizzie Dachelder, English, cleared. 10
NEW YonR.
schr Myroyer Hughes, cleared. July IL
schr Bramhal. Husscy up. p........-..... July u
BALTIMORE.
Br,g Scnorita, Linden July 20
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction Of which they introduced every
Known and Valuable improvement Thoy hAvo invsris-
bly, been selected and used by all Of tho word's dc-
knocieoed great arsts WHO have Visited this country
PROFESSIONALLY, both for private and public use
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Now York Market.

says: -, ,:fg ~ ~ a.! - ''u' go so
Gold is Isshor stronger to-day, on .hs ruaor ts,,
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Now Orlcnns nIarI,ct.

Now Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-CoT1os-A less active feel
Ing has characterized operations today. Opening with
q limited inquiry, tho demand has continued light
that operated ognfnst tLo movement yesterday VIZ: mca
Sro suppes and extrcmo views th. part of buyers
with Tho heavy falling or receipts causes most uctors
TO hold back their supplies in anticipation OF higher
Guilty In nnding descriptions suitable to their orders
Under these ciFcum stances the days transactions have
taon by SIX brokers prices Indicating an IRREGULAR
Advance Of c per b the market closing at qucta
With tho nbyve remurks rcvise ngurcs, and now
guote Is fslloWs; Ordinary lsa2oc Good Ordinary
The s.cs for tho past treo dass comprise soJ baes
wesk and $3.50 tho week before The roeapts proper
ss snso aess da 0Ssn Snd sIsdns % tho Arrivals Mo-
respective statements comprise $40 bales, against 1iis
last week showing decrease Of 27s bales Tho weeks
wiso. and 30i7 to foreign ports. INK 80
STATEMENT COTTON.
stock on hnnd September ], 1906. bake l0a os2
ece1 eceisSa to,as , 3s3
sSdten, SsGEsa G5sE,ous Ssss ac NOM c 76So
burnt and damaged Cotton pickings,
sanplce, &c 13.s23-769 $50
81, ,4es
G'aa, Cleared To-day: 1855
Stock hand and on shipboard. =. ........ A,ola
ment in this market to-day has oTbftcd considerable
acvy. and there have been sales at advance fully
lo6 sacks, of which 425 800 400 mixed 500 aO0d ye
low mixed at 81 u.s. 4Oo fancy yellow at 81 80, 400 ord
nay wbilc mixed at 81 10. 4e0 wllito mixed at
81 49, 500 primo whio. 7OJ white and 5000 whito and
white mixed nt 81 per hushel Weeks sales 80 o93
Rcccipts 26. .e86. Exports II, ,338 sacks
FnE1onTs.-Thero Inns been little movement IN this do
Etment Tho offerings coastwise continue light while
tho shpmcnts 10 foreign ports show marked falling of
We have no change TO report In rates, which aro us
fouows lc per lib for cotton BY steamer to New York
and poslon. and DC to Philadelphia by steamer Now
York and Boston 45c per sack for corn 0c per bb
hour 81 25 Per Dbl for pork nnd S10a1 per hhd
In T,ycr ] f,rr
and S0s per hid for tobacco by soil to liverpool eI6d
per ID for cotton and AS Cd hid for tobacco Dy
q n fazc cxaIlEa
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TIiALBER0.
aOTTsCIIALK.

consider ChiekerinB r Sons Pianos, beyond com.
psrfson, tho best have ever seen In America
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SARATOGA
"EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

THE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
DO unGqun'ct' by that OF my oer In the ar-furned
valley OF Saratoga liza vrtucs such havo secured
II Tie high cnconiuns OF all who hayo IT, possess
Ing as docs In eminent degree, cahartc urctc
alternative aud tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, FL D., Professor
Practice OF PhyBc. Jefferson Medical College, phla-
dolphia, formerly Of Charleston s.. q.
PuIIApELrnTA, November 10, 1865.
have been for year moro past in tho habit Of
tnking tho water or tho Excelsior Spring OF Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion my invad lie
to use tle different waters of tile several fountains wrp
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them tor much Of tho comfort enjoy, eau,
ned that tho Excelsior Water Ii well adapted my
other umoug tom, il not so t,u PURPOSES ior
which they generally employed. II Is very agreeable
strongly mprtnatcd with tho carbonic actu veiy and
sparkling. - can heartily aud conscicntiousIy
recommcnd Il TO all who need gentle catiaruc and
dtureuc- SAMUEL. HENRY DICKSON, NJ. ID.
The Wafer IN put up In Pint und Quart bottles aud
packed n good order for shippng, Pnts in boxes Of
-FOUR dozen cach and Quarts III boxes Of two dozen each
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Ieonsidef chictering Sons Pianos superior TO any
In tho world. " ~A'
They Arc unrivaod for th cir singing qualities and for
The harmonious roundness Of their tone. Thore is a
perfect homogeneity throughout all tho registers Tho
upper notes arc remarkable for clearnesa and pnrIiy
WHICH DO not nnd 10 any other instrument while the
base distinguished for power without hsrshneas AND
for magnificent sonortty. IL :. -
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Augusta Market.

como 61 bales changed hands; say at a. Is ut 29 27
at a. and 10 at 25.
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r,no DChnrlcs,on cotton mark,

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON Wednesday Evening. July ~, 1867.
There moderate enquiry. prices remaining with.
out chnnee s5cs Sc balos at 2l1i, at 23 "A at25l
80 at &c. wo quote:
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS.
Received during he nonh Of August, 1860,

Received during The month Of August, 1860.
MLnns. oHIcx.urso soss@asns: sIy haSo 40 isen no,
pleasure in enclosing document aigned by tho nrat
composers mnsicians aud professors In Europe held
your pinnos In such high estimation iptc my cortiH.
eate) that felt my duty to tako OF thc with mo
70 Europe, to ascertain tho opinion Of my professional
brothrcn. Tho enciosed certificate will provo how
unanimous they hAvo been on tho subject. bog 20
forward, nt e sarne eme. letter received from my
friend, Mr. coilard. which am must be crafty.
ing TO you.
have tho honor to be- gentlemen. yours very truly,
JAMES III. WEIILL
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has boon Bed by tho eo Of Paris and london with The
most hattoring sueeess Hemcs Of a. purchasers viii
be rcgAterod and IL onro satisfaction is not given In,
ovcry instance. tho money will DO ohoerfully rofundeJ
Price BY NAL sealed aud postpaid. 81 Descriptive or.
SHUTS CO., chemists No. 1s1 River stroet Troy M
T., solo Agents for tho United sLates (; 9 = NJ
{. March 50 -
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LONDON, August "a, 1855.

Jdn,<s H. WehIi. Efq.:
MI DEAN Sm As you Rslng back to tho United
gtntes- must beg TO remember kindly to the
Meaars OhicterinR. Tell them WAS delighted with
their Grand Piano-fore-dt good an isfru7teaL Mnk
a. tods eper turned otst. bot6 IN touch dndierL
Wishing you, &C., remain oyerh ny,
IL F. BH0aDW0OD..
Rirm OF I. Broadwood q sons, Pl,no.forts Manufno.
turera, London.
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"a umIle whs on her np-health was In her look
tuength was In her stop, and In her hAnds-PLAxrA
fIoa BITrKR1h ~
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LONDON, July 40, 1868.

Hetsrs Caiekerino q Sont
exsTs: Ihive ust been invited by Messrs. Colard to
try Grand piauo-forte manufactured by you, aud
have Meditation in endorsing the opinion OF my old
friend, Mr.. q. D. Coliard That Il Ia tho anost in.
1trument ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen, most faithfully yours.
J. I. HATTON
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THALBRRG'S OPINION.
conalder Chickering Il 'ous' Pianos, beyond oom.
parAon, the best have In America
3. TuALBERG.
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LONDON. January Il. 1866.

Jdmef N. WehIi, Btq.: -
Mr DEAD sln: hnyo great pleasure In asking youto
convey 10 Mossrs Chlckoring the eIpre. sion or my
n1ghest approval OF their Instrument. is con+ider
not merely tho beat instrument American mnpufsc.
nre That have tried but ono Of Tho aest Grand Plano
oreS that has over come under my observation: and
tho Mcssrs ohicferinR may well 10 proud Of having
turned ont from their mandatory IN Instrument
which Tor touch quality, power and workmanship It
would be very difficult to surpaas n any part Of the
wde world.
Dear Br, very sincerely yours,
OHhS. ID. COLLAED,
Firm Of oollard ooard, PlAno-forte Manufacturers
IQpdnn.
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wEJlLI.

Your Pianos are superior to sny have oysr ssAn In
this country or In Europe. ~" ~
have mover htard tone perfect; It yfelds svs,v
s.prSs,iop that is NODDED in muse s quality II
capable OF change to moot oyery sentiment fhis }s
rAre power, and 10 derived from Tho perfeot nnr. s
~ tone together with is sympstheuc elastic and xsn
POzNANsKI.
Daiins the past eight yeafs have constantly piaysa
justly celebrated Rrard Planos yours Ara thc
only instruments that have found eithsr hsrs or In
Aufopo 70 equal than In all thor points Of erceence
may be EatlRiAotory to our patrons and friends
onR the public At largo 10 state that hAyo
Dean received nom all tho leading artists who hsye
Visited or are now residing In tho United Btaes few Of
MrSse yp% nsneS. besides those above, append;
ALFRED JAZZ. J. HRNRpTGT
H. tAGDRRSON. M BTHAEOaGU
E. HOFFMAN,, JUI,LIKN.
,I-17 ARTHUR kAPoLRoN.
And many cth.-..
~ ~ MLgsTRATRD ALBUhs AND PRIOR LIsTp
aKhT By AAL. 7.- :.
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Ttfmonia from he mort dstinouiited Arti1.I IN Rurops
10 Hetrs. Chickerino d !SoHs:
LONDON July rs. 1906.
Having played upon o PiAno-forte made by Mesars.
Ohietertng b Sons, of Boston and Nov York, have
much pleasure In tssfyipg to ita general excolnnoe
For sweetness and brtlliancy OF tone, dolcAcy or
touch and magnificent power for concert PURPOSES I
consider Il o really GRAND PIANO PORTE AND pRcrDRp-
TIE nKsr HAvR BEEN OF AMRuIcAN MANuYAcruaH.
ARABELLA QODDARD. IGIULO REGOSDL
q. A. OSBORNE lALfRED JAELIS
w. RUHE LINDSAY SLt}PER.
JULES BENEDIOT. -. MoS0H ELEJ,
III. W. BALEE. Prot. OF Conseryatoro do
CH6A HALLE. Leusn
bRINLkY nIcHARDB. b ARTHUR oHAPpEL.
RENk FAHAktER- Director Of Monday Con.
SYDNEY SMITH. certs London.
Among the hietpona OF excellence Of the ChIcter-
Ing PMnos OF which speAf the renowned nrtlss heir
oongatulaory testimonials to the Messrs. Chickerng
are the greatest poa8be DEPTH rchness and volume
tome. combined with brlliancy, ciearnesa and
perfect erenness thronghont tho ontire scale; and.
above all, surprising duration OF sound, tho pure and
sympathetic quality OF which never changes under tho
most delicate or powerful touch. ~
During the past forythreo years this firm has manu-.
aotured
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
Communicated l

MONTFOhT, Oct. 20, 1867
Mr.. COVER :--Please insert the fol>
lowing notice in the next issue of the
Herald
There will be Sabbath School ex-
hibition in the NJ Il. Church in Wing.
vile, on Friday evening Nov. 8, 1867,
the proceeds Of which are to be used
to replenish the library The exer>
cises will be varied and interesting;
declarations, dialogues, vocal and
instrumental music, &c, all performs
ed by the children. The public are
cordially invited to favor us with
their presence and aid We hope to
furnish all who may attend a pleas
and profitable entertainment Ads
mittance fee, % cts. Children 10 cts.
Doors open at 81; exercises to com
mence at 6 o'clock precisely.
Miss n BUNCE.
nv rda ofC
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ESTATE OF EARL.

=, TAIE OF WISCONSIN, [ - In Probate--Grant County
~ Grant county. Court, Nov. Term, 1867.
Present, VIM. MeGonsal, County Judge. Ia the mat
Tor oithe estate vi Gsorge ". Eari, deceased.
On TINS Atm day OF November, 1867, upon reading and
ming the petition OF Doliah Andrew oil HIGHLAND coun-
~ IN said State, stating that George Earl Of Grant
county died interstate about The 4th day Of june
A ASc and praying that she be appointed admins
tratrlx ot the estate OF the said deceased;
1t Is ordered that said application be heard before
me- the Judge OF this count the Probate Office in
Lancaster, ia sand COUNT, the nrst Monday be-
eeubes A. d. 1901, o'clock IN the afternoon OF
said day;
And ii sfurther ordered that notice of said applica-
ton and hearing he given all persons interested by
publication copy this order for hree successive
weeks, in each week, the Grant County Herald
weesy newspaper printed Lancaster, said
ty, prior to sad day OF hearing.
BY the Court,
22wY NM NctsONIGAi Cennfv Jndoe
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EARM FOR SALE.

Adjoining the village Of Talton and may be sold 70
village lots 500 acres two living springs of water on
ing house, upright pa ,ox-4 ana Kitchen part i4xI6.
the lahd well fenced, and good For particulars
inquire OF John Gordon, the premises. Possession
given Immediately. JOHN GORDoN
Taiton. March 4th 81 3otf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

TAFToN SEMINARY.-This school is
TO be re organized for the fall term,
which opens Nov 10, to include IA
weeks. Miss Claggett, now of the
Lancaster Institute, is to be the as
sistant at Tafton. She is perhaps
as a teacher without superior in the
county. See reimbursement elsewhere.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05

asg- Napoleon's Life Of JUL Ce-
sar turned QUO to be very poor lite>
rary speculation. Henry Pion, the
Paris bookseller, lost largely by the
enterprise, and the Vienna publisher,
who issued the authorized German
edition, sold hardly copies enough
to pay tor tao printing and stereo-
tipping. The sale OF Maximilian's
works, on the other hand, continues
as large as ever. One edition after
anotheris sold as soon as it is brought
into the market.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

- TATE WISCONSIN, Estate Of benjamin Finn
~ Grant County, 90 deceased.
We the subscribers being appointed by the county
court for the county oi Grant and Stat OF Wisconsin
commissioners to receive examine aud adjust all claims
and demands of al persons against the estate of Bena
min Finn late Of the county Of Grant and State of Wis
consn deceased testate also all claims and demands
exhibited in Offset thereto, and seven months from
and after the 18th day of September A d. 1867 being
allowed and limited by said court for all creditors of
said deceased 10 present their claims for adjustment
and allowance We DO therefore give notice that we
VIII attend TO the business of said appon at
the house OF Charles Finn in the village Patch Grove
in said Grant county, the first Monday eff January
aud the 18th day of April, A. D. 1865, from O'Clock,
A. NJ until O'Clock each of said days
JOACHIM QUICK,
j. NJ DICK ENS0N,
22w4 GEO BAIJENTINE
Patch Grove, Oct. 81 1867. Commissioners
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CHURCH DIRECTORY !:

METHODIST EPIscoPAL-Rey. G. Cook Pastor. Preach
sing every Sabbath morning commencing at halfpast
zen o'clock Sabbath School At a. m Prayer meet
zng every Thursday evening in the Church at o'clock.
EPIsCoPGIIAS Rev. Francis Moore, Rector Divine
Service in the Chapel every Sabbath morning
ing at halfpas ten o'clock also in the afternoon
mencing at halfpast three. Sabbath School at ~ IN
Bible Glass In the Chapel every Tuesday evening,
msncng at eight O'Clock
CoSsREG ATIoNAL.-Rev. S. W. Eaton, Pastor seryi
Sabbath morning At 1890; in the evening at
sAbbath School Immediately after morning service
Prayer meeting at the Church every Wednesday even
Eng at 1870
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STRAY STEERS.
-
-FOUR STRAY COLTS.
COLTS STRAYED.

Strayed from the subscriber, Peter Seger residing
in Highland, Iowa county, Wisconsin, one black mare
colt, two years oldmarked on of hind legs SO.
Also one light gray COLT with star in fore
head-marked on of hind legs SIS about two
years old One cream mare colt-mane and tail light
eream-healed up Of hind legs-fore feet
fat-glass eye-one year old
reasonable reward is offered by Inc subscriber TO
any person giving information by which said property
may be recovered.
PETER SIEGER.
Highland Wis Oct 4th, 1867. l9w4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
Farm FOR SALE.

Two hundred acres of we'll improved farm lands for
sale with large two story house. orchard out build
lngs &C. Terms part cssn, balance time 10 suit par
ties. DOUGLAS OLIVER
North Ar lover, Formerly Qiivers ills9 June ~ 81
8 p
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
ELEGANT NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS.

Miss 4. STEPHENS ( Co. have Just received one Of
the finest stocks of Millinery brought to this place
Having purchased at reduced prices, enables US to
sell the
with full stock of goods at Wholesale cheap they
be bought any place this side of Chicsgo Call and
satisfy yourselves
as Rooms up stairs, J. A. Jones Drug Store,
Lancaster, Wis. 22-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-11-05
IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale the farm upon which he
resdes5OO acres 40 undo cultivation, to in pasture
remainder scattering timber, some 81 it very good
thereon two log dwellings and all necessary build
ings' two spring HOUSES plenty OF stock water, fine
young orchard, about 70 Trees OF them bearing
would make two excellent farms; school house within
mile The land is situated in sections two and three
town of Clifton. Terms easy. inquire of w O. Thomas
Montfort Wis uEO " KENDRICK
Clifton, April Sd, 1867. 4ltf