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The Charleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEws,l
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening. May 8. '6a. {
The market opened dull, and the transactions
were at declining rates. good ordinary selling at 29c
and strict middling at Bic. q 3D., but factors IN
most instances, were unwilling to accept these
prices, and the market closed too unsettled for
quotations to be given; sales 1853 bales-say % at 2s
e5 at %, and Al at 81.
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New York Market.
MONEY MARKET,

The New York journal OF Commerce, Of Wednes
day, May G, says:
There is no important change in the general con-
diion Of the money market. from the growing ease
noted during the last few days. The supply OF capt.
al for temporary use is fully equal to The wants Of
borrowers and call loans are easily obtained upon
the best securities at p ct with exceptional trans.
actions on miscellaneous coaterals at q Ct Strict
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, May 6.-TuRpENTNE-Has fur
the declined Is cents SOFT with sales OF 1b6 bbls
at 81 so for virgin So 80 for yellow DIP and 90 rs for
hard per $50 pounds.
spRITs TuapENTHE.-Sale Of so bhls at 81 4 cts,
218 do ut 50 CENTS and - do at 62 Cents per gallon
RosN.-Market quiet, and GALES Of only 4sS bbls at
SO IS TOR strained 25as4 for No. and SIS 50asG for
pale, "a in quality. tg 4
TAa-s7 pbls changed hands at So 70 per bbl.
TDpER.-Two RATS sold at s5 for inferior and s12
per NJ for extra mill. -
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RADwAYs READY RELIEF.


This remedy accomplished this yonderful and de-
hghtful desderatum IN all cases OF external and M
ternal pain. In an instant 1t afforded relief the
moment it was applied to the parts OF the body
where Inflammation or pain existed at once re-
leyed the patient Of the most violent and e1crpca
ing panss and throbs pam, and impaired the de-
Nghtfl sensation of ease and comfort. -
Every kind Of pain, whether rheumatism. Neu-r
rslgia Toothache Pal in the Chest, Side, Lungs.
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, Spine, Legs. Arms, Feet
one application was sufficient to Kill and extern mate
Taken internally twenty drops to- o teaspoonfuf
would cure, and win cure, Asiatic Cholera, Fever
and Ague, chills and Fever. Bilious Colo, Infan-e
nation Of the Bowels, Cramps, spasms, Diarrhoea,
Dysentery, and every pain that may exist IN the in,
side of man, woman or child; this was RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF Of 1S47, and it Is RADWAY'S RE
LIEF, greatly improved, IN 1858. i'
We then started 1t in lis mission Of relieving the
infrm paln-stricken sick, distressed and crippled
OF all nsiens throughout the world, and now to-day
It is used, patronized and revered as household
necessity, in the palaces Of sutans, Emperors,
Kaimos, Kings, High Priests Mobiles. as well as IN :
the cottages OF the aboring classes OF every nation
on the fhce Of the earth ~, z.s--7, -sj
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A GREAT SENSATION IA GOOD sENsA--
ss.s s,5 p. TIONl-,.!.. sds, .,i4sr..iitt.,s.,
PAIN CURED IN AN INSTANT

In 1s47 the great grand principle Of stopping the
mos. excruciating pain in an instant, without en-
ploying such dangerous agents as chloroforn,-
Opium, Morphine, Aconano, Ether. &c, was first :
made known In i.'ot'n :. :.
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Commercial.
Exports.

BOsTON-Per schr Raymond-l74 bales Upland
Cotton, 235 bbls Turpentlne. 81 loose Hides, 10
bales Rags, 30 boxes Claret, 253 tons Iron, and
Packages.
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Marine nfws.
3ort of Charleston, May

Port of Charleston. May O.
Arrived Yesterday
schr Ann Dess, West Point NIL. 100 bbls Rice
To Roper l. Stoney and Thurston Holmes.
?. Cleared Yesterday.
schr Raymond. higgins, Boaton-a Goldsmith
+ -. Sailed Yesterday.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palatka, via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood. New York, May s.
Steamship Vieksburg, Burton, Providence, May g.
schr j Raymond. Ellsworth, New York. May s.
Schr NJ Broomall, Douglas, PhtladelphlR May 4.
schr n Naylor, Naylor, Philadelphia, May s.
Memoranda.
The schr Maria Person, Grant, from Georgetown,
@, arrived ut New York, May 4.
The schrs Susan Wright, Mount, and Maria Lunt,
Tracy. both. from Georgetown, > Q, arrived at New
York, Nay s.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT
FoRE1aN. rg
LIVERPOOL.
The Eastham, Leach, Eailed. March q
BREMENHAvEN.
The Dorothea, Plambeck, sailed. ...... March
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Schr N Hawkins, Wyatt, cleared ....April 1e
schr Laura Bridgman, Hart cleared. April so
SEW yoRK.
Schr Maria Pierson, Grant, up.............April 8
schr Nellie Burgess Burgess, up......"....April 20
Schr q Atwood, Higgins, cleared. .....Aprl Is
Schr Amelia g Ireland, Townsend, up...... May 2
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Hannah Little Godfrey, cleared. April %
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, up May 7
PROVIDENCE.
Schr Intrepid, Bunker, sailed. April %
NEW ORLEANS.
schr George Pierce, Farrow, up...........Apll 8
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~ ,s.s=S prpopr
irsh. co,o,o;ssionars Of the Aims House have
.as., .sa.S Nth emanating
seel. si.u 1of the .City Council tand
ngm ~. IA y,SS jinra az meeting April
= ~ tbe msnseement OF this insti-
1.ll.aa ~ ~ >. - = ..1e -, -
y 49,. ava afatesnants in that report which,
Z, "a the public might give
= gss ss ~ - cossS,sU Al it does ffUm commit
fse ~ tbst SSdy. % whom, it would supposed.
vSIjd Raye taken the trouble to collect infor-
ne ms.sss s, ssr4a NH We feel assured, dispel
~ aaJs.5 f,r a,l innriied by
tne tn., nasas,,;ttas w. :, :.
Lille LEY LILLY s,s Ss1a aware by the public
,!1t51 .Is IT, 1that tbs Mavnr had suggested that O
s he M annoiisted BY Council to .'exam-
- ~, sr.rr;aei Sor, onIy,s
th1e tney Me1e en-, a visit paid
week q yWo pesoss ,yv notice TO the
10 the Msutuu0aa y: :So te5 ,emaatad the
board o. mug Mten.sons h;,n 81 h;s office then
commissioners 70 mees % t,,a ~ not notitnt,on was
Whole ~ a;fso,,itas atfsning
expsaineo 70 ltas y, ire sodiion Ia
which they we're fully awaIe ~ reoT;s;ta
tanned, the nrst snn noes a e,,,sasred In nm
being the want OF means: ne sppoeAo ~, Conn.
derstand our podton gL p:aSo5 s.;th oy,r az.
c, and oeeme9 PsIsecls ass Tnsde bs.
piansaons aIa 5sH .rusSfo Cnncii FOR an ap-
preparation 70 msss th;s sIs Measure the matter
o 70 catfS fSS,tSw;th 8%s s to the various commit
was tS hoss Who % afsar mature examina-
tge tes =, ranorted that the s15Oo was raaui
site anS 70 an Sa;ag 1rsnted as ne had reason to
aa s.saa y Tania behold. Il was postponed from
Den5!e ast;ro = to % meeting of Council until at last
tms d hsa has a been an their course ot action
a.. uetes ~ nso,ynic he Bsard OF thsrap
pointmsnt ls It ortiz shisiI prdiany g cogr, a,,
sesg ama MaI% tSe srssenesS sny menber of the
Tltnoqs HSo she eonIS sSplsin the details Of the
6osta ~ sng " the large charities dispensed in
,sss1r ss tha c;tv and With the scant informa-
leaaI y sIS troy, S.y, The the ocials Of the house.
non non oessSI a tssM I iIed WITH errors ana in-i
sney Ss;nst tha aconapnissio tbs
;a oss s 81 Cnnncii not individuals who
psve ,u aceantsa nlaSe Tor ambition orintefest,
~ M ri
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May 8.

May 8.
So Gales Cotton, 129 bales Yarn, 2105 sacks Grain,
1856 bbls Naval Stores, car Lumber. and car Cat
tie. To G W Williams l. Co, Graeser, Lee. Smith
Co. Ravenel Co. Wardlaw Carew E b Rodgers
& 60, Gt Idsrnith Son, Geo Pritchett, yelling,
Chisolm Bros. Lowndes, Willis Chisolm,
q Armstrong, L DeSaussure. Mowry co. +
Baker & Co, WAGNER, Heath & Monsees, w Roach,
Courtenay & Trenholm, Iidemann Co. West q
Jones, j Robson, d Bulwinkle l. Co, and Railroad
Agent.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT.,
CHARLESTON, S. c., May 1st, 1865.
TTNHE FOLLOWING DIRECTORY OF THE
Il Health DEPARTMENTS published for the informO-
tlnn of all concerned:
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SORES ON TIE TONGUE UIcERs IN THE
I, THROAT SORE GUAS, SORE 1oCTA
SORES IN, THE NOSE, AROUND ~,

l THE EYES. Gc.,'s 4,A ,a7l
II recently exhihited,a o few bottles Will cure. 10 J
chrome, or through the effects Of Mercury, Potas-
sum- corrosive Subbmate. from six 10 one Dozen
bottles may be required to make permanent cure
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EDW,D 3. WHITE, I

Norr.-H washington.street could be increased In
width to seventy feet from Chapel to
continued, conceive the best mode OF doing II
would be Is shown by the black dotted lines on map
as follows widen Washineton.s between Chap
el and ten fest to the west; ot tween
CaIhoun and Society.sreet twenty fee; to the e.ss;
and 30 adjy,sr the location tie new street that It
sha debouche at Society street, continued ten feet
mora to the east than a. shown by accompanying
mar E. 3. WHITE, Engineer In ch,rpe.
The following report OF the Enginser OF the
operatine expenses from 21st March to 3Oth
April. was received as information:
opr nArINo E1pENsRs OF THE ENGINEEn's DEPART
MENr FROM 2lsT MARoH 10 SoTH APRIL INCLUSIVE.
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II frst-class business paper is taken outside the
banks at 7a8 q ct p annum discount.

PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, May 6.-BREADsTuFFB.-Them mar
ket for State and Western -four is irregular and nm
settled, and prices declined Ave to ten cents The
sales are $500 bbls at SO 65a9 20 for superne sate
SO 75a1O IS for common extra State; $40 20s
10 so for good to choice do $40 40a10 80 for fancy
do; So 65a9 20. for superfne Michigan, Indiana,
Ohio, Iowa, &C., and SO 70al0 25 for extra do;
$40 30al0 so for choice extra do, including ship
ping brands of round hoop Ohio at $40 00a10 SO,
and trade brands of do at $40 Aosl4 90; good to
slla12 so for common to fair extra, and Sl2 Goa
16 for good to choice, closing rather more steadily
We quote: supertne State, So 65a9 20; extra State
SO 75a10 80; super Western, So 65as 90 extra West
ern SO 7a10 25; extra Ohio round hoop $40 Uualo W.
do trade 10 40a14; extra Genesee, a; extra 81,
Louis, II 00a16 90.
SOUTHERN FLouR--Is in limited request, and
prices are ehade easier. Sales were made OF 500
bbls at $40 10a10 80 for fair EXTRA and $40 95al4 80
for good to choice do.
CALIFORNIA FLoUR-The market is moderately
active but at lower figures. The sales are 700 SACKS
at S12a13 75.
CoRS-The market is fairly active mainly for home
use aud speculation at an advance OF one cent. We
notice saes Of Sc 900 bushels st 81 15a1 IL Tor new
Western mixed adoat; 81 io Tor high mixed nearly
yellow; 81 16a1 II for old Western mixed adoat and
in store; 81 20 1or Southern yellow, and 81 "A for
kiln dried.
CoTroN-Ttere is but little doing to-day. The con-
tinued dullness has weakened the market little,
notwithstanding the small offerings, The sales are
1912 bales, including 1047 to spinders and 465 to
spectators. We quote:
Gp.S% ,r.uI AZ. or,a.,,, r.xo,
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pnocEnDfsas Of o1r1icouscil.

so rs cor1yursnY, M CaAHBFRs May 3, 1868. Z
p.asont.: Thef MAYOR, and Aldermen Rayenel
cerdts Small ONeill, Willis, Steinmeyer,'
0lney, oakea, Honour, Marsnan, EnssoD,
Whildep, Cosgroye and PI1ngies :. o,s -, ,ead
anS SSmi5nnscasion cSnas Sas read fom William q:
"a Ta6.. EchairItan or the Commissioner OF
thes s 0rnhsn. .H0uses calling attention TO the
c%nn3;ticm % mof sffe edifce as needing exfsns1ge
rAusirs.s Refared tosthe Committee on fuphcs
1 Tsa ssstItSoS AZ MisSssl c storanin relation to
ihe. mnYire tof his tanneryS beyond tne. cty
Hmifss SIe5 net Of sundry citizensm Ieias @
ton ton thereto, we're referred to the Board Oh
nsTn1 Ths petition II tie city Phyacians for relief
vas referred to the Committee on henei.
The petition Of John G. Whaey, aa%1nssea 1aat ce@-
tor ct John Fergnson Gr.nteS. fSs aeas"A4 y 'o
The netition Of Courtenay q Trenholm, ana
othera engaged in business near concord
sfreet. between Hasel and Pnckney streets,
calling attention to the condition OF the iotmer I
street and ifs approaches, was reisrteo 70 1ne
Committee ON Streets. d., ,.,,;no
.ttenfiom 10 the condition OF that part OF the
Pnbiic Suusre on the west side o. huaeoee,
ssreet front1n9 ON Calhoun street, was referred
70 the Committee on Public GROUNDS;
communication nom Hon. y; :, =; ta porss. en-
touching city taxes, in which the oeclslcn pt
Moses adverse to t. ss ns s xss aad rss ssd
a1Serruan Az r Psvenei moved that Mr. Porter be
authorized toprooeed to Columbia 70 argue the
cases. Carried. So. e.,
snlisitor FOR Mrs. Mary Cooper, relative to Ger,
tain property In Queen,street, was read ana
refarred TO the Committee on Rellef.
The Soilox;nr communication from the Conn
port emansting hom committee OF tne Mss ny
Souncil. IN regard 10 the NAM cement OF the
instit nt3m. and rendering the resignation OF
the majority OF the Board, was resd: 1880
Aiofs HousD, CHARLfsroN, May 8, 1858.
fbthc Honcrabl the; Cay Council:
GEST1snrs-At meeting OF the BoardSf
Commissioners Of the Poor, held on the zsIns I'm
nitimo. the annexed report was unanimously
aaopted, and Iwas instructed 70 furnish you
with copy. = ssslss;;ss * e S'-sgsa "a
sssy IIespsesS5'6SSha 56hN L. DAWSON; "
~ Chairman G. P.
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Drugs, Gben1ifals, Gtf.
GAR s AP LILLIAN

= ~ RI
IT'S POWERFUL CURATIVE ASSOCIATES
PREPARED UNDER NEWLY D1scovzarp pnoczs5
FOR EXTRACTING THE CURATIVE PROPERTIES
PROM VEGETABLE SUBSTANCES, En-
TIERS INTO THE COMPOSITION OF
R. RA DIVA Y.s
grsA. -
RENovArNa
SL T
r E s; OIL Y E N IT,
A NEW. PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED COZ {
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TIFF CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS SATURDAY MORNING. MAY g. 1883

subject to the inspection Of the City RegisEM ana
that the proprietors be Nsbe to heavy penMues ZOE
neglect or violation Of such necessary reguSuons %
may be prescribed Ivy him.
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1.-The balance Of the proceedlngs VIII % puD-
lished on Monday
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

In kARNEsT.-A distinguished New
Haven clergyman says that be is
growing tired of preaching in mills
merry show rooms, for such is tho so
called house OF God under the reign
of Madam Demorest. Saws his theolo.
gy attracts no attention in his congre.
cation, because the fashion styles are
deeper in the minds Of the people than
the way TO be saved. lie calls for q
revolution that shall exclude these
milliners and the wearers of their
wares from the church OF Coda
sexton to stand at every church door
club IN hand Snd pommel these FASH
ion mongers till they leave never to
return. Ii says the country is getting
quite as bad as cities, and that even
the men appear as giddy and thoughts
less Of God and heaven as the WON
en-. "Our church" (methodist,) says
he, "Once forbade ornaments of gold
TO be worn on the persons Of mem
bers, but the rule is regarded no more
and our women try 10 excel in adol n~
ment the chief idolaters of fashion"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08
sheriff Salc--Vamdever ct al.

STArE az WISCONSIN, Circuit Court of Grant coun.
~ County OF Grant. ) ~, Wisconsin
Samuel Ashley and Samuel Cook plaintiffs against
William Nendever and Reuben Stephenson, def1is
By virtue Of a writ Of execution Issued out Of the
above named court in favor OF the above named plain
uffS aud against the above named defendan d-
reced and delivered, and for sufficient goods
rnd cheteis CT said defendants wherein lew have
by direction Of the plaintiffs attorneys levied upon all
the right title and Interest that the said defendants
had on the 10th day Of December. 1861 or on the It
day of Octhbor lS6S, have since acqu ed and 20
the following described property, to-wit
The northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
Sec ion twenty cry in Town one. Range one and one
dwelling house aud addition thereto, sheds steam boil
engines and the machinery connect a Herewith
Also the shafts. adits drifts AMI said lands aud
prenlis which the same situated as above mem
TONED; al said land and prc 1erty tuate lug and
being in Craat county, Wisconsin which said Ism and
described property will the 18th day Of January
D. 1859, at the hour of l clock in the afternoon
said day offer for sale and viii sell 10 the highest bid
der for cash. the premises in said county and state
Said sale will be made TO satisfy said Judgment costs
and costs Of sale ! = COX Sbsria
sam hERklcK, ATTY for Pills 26wG
Dated Sheriff Office, Lancaster, Dec. I. 1868
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

ARTIFICIAL SToNE--There have
been announcements at different times
in past years of discoveries of pros
cess, for the conversion of sand and
other material into stone. We take
the following from the Fon du Lac
Commonwealth:
"W have witnessed in this city the
process of converting sand into stone,
which is likely to be one of those
wonderful improvements which may
change the architecture Of our cities.
Sand can be converted by q chemical
process into stone, in the course Of q
few minutes, and at so little expense
and with such beautiful carvi &, that
u window cap which would ordinari-
ly cost ten dollars can 90 furnished
for two dollars. Buildings ar5 thus
capable of indefinite ornamentation
at very little expense In truth every
house may be made palace, oxter-
nally at no more expense than an or
dinarily structure.
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sheriff SaIe--Seh0n.

- Grant county. county, Wis.
James Hood plaintiff, against f. W. sehon, defendant
BY virtue of writ of execution issued ont of the
above named court in favor of James Hood pf 'and
against w. sehon, deft, to me directed and deiy-
cred and for want OF goods and chattes defen-
dant whereon to levy, have by the direction Of tine
plaintiff attorneys levied upon all the right title and
Interest which the said defendant had the 29th day
of September 1863 has since acquired in and the
following described real estate, to-wit:
The west half of south west quarter of Section % and
the west half of the northwest quarter of Section So
Town Range west OF the fourth principal meridian
all in Grant county Wisconsin; which said estate
will the 9th day of January. 1869, the hour of
10 o'clock in tie forenoon said day offer for sale
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at the
front door of the houst in the village of Lancas-
ter Grant county, Wisconsin. Said sa will be made
satisfy said judgment, costs and costs accrung.
JAMES P COX, Sheriff
Dated Sherfs Office Lancaster. Wis, Nov. 70, 1868
BUsHNELL& CLARK, PITS Attys. 20w6
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International Postage between the Uni.
ted States and Great Britain.

III New Postal Convention, lust
concl ded with the United Kingdom,
which goes into operation on January
LIST, 1868, establishes the following
rates OF international postage, viz:
1. Letters, twelve cents per single
rate OF fifteen grammes, (one.half
ounce) in the United States, and six
pence Twelve cents) in the United
Kingdom, pre- payment optional. A
fine of five cents in the United States,
and two pence -four cents) in the
United Kingdom win however, be
levied and collected in addition to the
deficient postage of each unpaid or
lnsutficiently prepaid letter, received
by one country from the other.
2. Newspapers, two cents each in
the United States, and one penny
each in the United Kingdom, if not
exceeding four ounces in weight
3. Books, packets, including print.
ed papers OF all kinds, and patterns
or samples of merchandise, including
seeds and grain, when not exceeding
one ounce in weight, two cents in the
United States. and one penny in the
United Kingdom When exceeding
ono ounce and not exceeding two
ounces in weight, four cents in the
United States and two pence in the
United Kingdom. When exceeding
two ounces, and not exceeding four
ounces, six cents in the United States,
and three pence in the United King
dom; and when exceeding four ounc
es IN weight, an additional rate of six
cents in the United States and three
pence in the United Kingdom will DO
charged for every additional four
ounces, or fraction thereof. The
postage chargeable as above, on all
articles OF printed matter, including
patterns or samples Of merchandise,
must be fully prepaid at the mailing
office in either country, and is in full
TO the destination, the receiving coun
Try delivering without any charge
| whatever
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1868-12-08

- County OF Grant. court. Nov. Term, 1868.
Present, VIM. McGoniga County Judge. In the mat
ter Of the Guardianship OF Francis James and Mary
Kirkpatrick minor heirs OF Rachael and George W.
kirkpatrick, deceased.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of this court ty the
petition of Samuel Clayton the general Guardian of the
said that it would be tor the best interest of
the said minors 10 sell all their interest rs heirs At Law
of Ralph Woodward deceased in the Real Estate where
of the said Woodward died seized in the counties of
Grant and Iowa in said state of Wisconsin
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said real estate appear before the Judge the Court
at the Prob te office in Lancaster, in said Grant
county, Monday the 2lst day December 1865 at one
o'clock in the afternoon day cause if ans
they ha1 why license should not be granted to said
Samuel Clayton Guardian aforesaid TO sell said real
est.te.
And il is further ordered that notice of said appca-
ton and hearing be given all persons Interested in
said estate by publishing copy of this order
successive weeks prior said day of hearing in the
Grant County lILRALD, weekly newspaper printed in
Lancaster IN said county and served Elizabeth Wood
ward and Francis H. kirkpatrick grand parents of said
minors at last fourteen days before said of hearing
Z4-w4 BY the Court WIN McGnNIGAI
Dated NOV I, 1868. County Judge.
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Proof of Vilg--Ne.son.

CTATE OF Wisconsin Probate Onfca Noyen,nsr
- Hrant county, 9th 1865.
In the matter OF the Proof and Probate the last will
and testament Of Ole Nelson, deceased late of the
County of Grant.
Whereas. instrument in writing pnrportinp 10 he
the last will and testament of Ole Nelson, deceased
late Of the County of Grant has cen filed in This Office.
johnson praying that the same he pre- ven and
admitted TO Probate according the laws of this State
III IS ordered that said application be heard before
me at the Probate office in the village of Lancaster in
said county on Tuesday the I'D day of December 1868
at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day.
ana Is ordered that notice shall be given to
all persons interested in said will of the time and Mace
OF said hearing by publication of copy of this order
in the Grant County Herald, a weekly newspaper
printed at Lancaster in said County for three
i've weeks once each week, prior the time Of such
hearing. BY the Court:
2ot3 WIN. MoGONIGAL Co Judge