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MEMORANDA.

Can't Oordes, Of steamer Planter, from Santee
River. reports that about 8 P n, 18th instant, on
South Santee, passed pieces Of plank, which sp.
peared to be part OF a vessels bottom; presently
saw q vessel, by all appearance 2 pilot ooat, on
her beam ends, foremost standing, malnmast.
with small topmast attached, and boom floating
alongside. Mast head painted white. top OF hull
pslnted black, bottom greed. Keel gone ss lar as
could be seen. The starboard DOW oelng only OUT
of water. Passed after wards. pieces OF plank
painted black and green.
The brig J Means, Eaton, from Georgetowp, S
C, arrived at New York Jane II.
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
=. YoRK, June l.-Arflved, steamship Cas6e'
vine Whiting. Arrived out. steamships Baiaia
and City OF Durham.
Evening.-Arrlyed ou;, the st Laurent and VIZ
glnia.
SAVANNAH, Juue A-Arriyed, steamships san
Salvador and Montgomery. New York; Wy oming,
philadelphia. Cleared. schrs ME Graham, JACK.
sonvlEe; Hattie, New York; Georgia, May River
Ryne, Jacksonville.
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K.csip,s by Railroad. June II.
sorTH cAROLIHA RAILROAD.

e2s bales cotton, 10 bales goods, Q cars stock.
To railroad Agent, W c Courtney b co, Pelzer,
A B Muiligan, @ Il We :er & %, Kinsman .Hsw-
eli. r Mure l. co, VIM O 'Bee~G co. Sloan q ssig'
nious, @ W Witte, Brodie 4 GO. Utsey q se nssas
Wv smith. Pri1ele 4 Son, Steilmeyer d STOKES
Trenhojm l. Son, ClaghoEn, Herring d co. d bui-
Wrinkle, P G Trenholm.
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nR: B 2sss

IMPROVED
VEGETABLE CATHARTlC PILLS
will remedy BILIOUS. DISORDERS and
LIVER COMPLAlNT-wil cure Dyspepsia or
Indigestion, Headache, Costiveness, Loss OF
Appetite, and nave proved Of great use In Aeu-
ralgia, Dropsy, Dysenlery, Piles, Pains In the Side,
Back and Limbs. They Will cure Sick Headache
and all Derangements OF the Stomach. These
Pills contain no Mercury, and may be taken With
perfect safely by any persons, and IN all sitna.
tons CT life.
No family should De without them
Manufactured by DR.. b.. BAEk,
Wholesale and Retail.Druggist,
Charleston, S. c. .
Price per box Is cents. Usual discount &c tie
trade
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1n,erior Cotton Marke,s.

CHARLOTTE, June l2-sales today % bales at
from TX to l7%o for mlddhng. Market closing
dull.
COLUMBUS, June l2-Malket quiet; limited de.
mand;isa!es 70 bales; receipts % bales; shipments
81 bales.
mard In Our market; low middlings TIC,
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NoRTHEAsTHRN. RAILROAD COM
-lsis nai;o:i g.HE 80 eLns. % L.ai:.lH


CHARLpsreN,<s. O.. February IL, 1871.
Trains will leave Charleston Daily at SODA. NJ
/ xrrivesat Charleston 1890 A. Ne Mondsys .ex-
Train does not leave Charleston 9 +: NJ. sUs-
DkYa.
tton, to New, York, via Richmond and AcquIs
Greek only, going through in 40 honrs., 80 az.
Passengers leaving BY 6SP. II. Train have
choice o~frroute, VIA Richmond tandcWashingbun,
or via Pprtsmouthsapd Baltimore. .sThose leaving
FRIDAY By this Train lay, over on SUNDAY in Bal
tlmore.. afhose leaving on SATURDAY remain Sun
DAT in WnIRingtonTM c. = ~ . is6 !. -'a@t
This, Ia the cheapest quickest and most pleasant
route 10 Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest both Trains making COLI
nections at Washington twithT'W Western trains
OF Baltimore and y hio Railroad. ria.
-. S-SOLOM0NS,
ri. clsAroR, oe aasaae Tc ssas ssssf. eNusA''
= .fehf1-l2pna - - 9, b Nt. 80 .. %,
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PROVISIONS AND PRODUCE MARKETS.
LONDON. June l4-Noon.-The weather is fair
NEW )LRK, June 14-Noon.-Fiour dull and
heavy. Wheat quiet and dropping. COLD 1tm..
Pork dull; mess sl5 75a18. Lard firm at 1OXallc.
Turpenliae firm az 46Hc. Rusin dull; 81 o5a2 10
for strained.
Evening.-Flour, Southern dull and dropping;
common 10 fair extra Sc soar &c, good TO choice
81 3ene. Whiskey lower at a3Hc. Wheat heavy
and la2c lower; winter red and aInoer western
81 g.; white Ohio 81 IS; choice amber state
81 GAY. Corn unchanged. Pork q shade lower
at SIS 5osl5 75. Lard over; Kettle TIC. Iurpen'
tine 1lm at 46hc. Resin dull Of 81 55a2 90. Tai
BALTIMORE, June l4.-Flour more active
Wheat scarce; Indiana and Ohio 81 56a1 60. Corn,
white Southern active OF S3aS6; yellow trmer at
TsaS0. Oats active at 74aS2c. Pork SIG l2k.
BACON MISUNDERSTANDING SC; RIP SIDES s&i
WILMINGTON, June 14.-Splrlts turpentlne hrm
OF 42c. Resin nrm So 20 fer No. 2, IS for extra
pale, SIS SO for pa;e. Crude turpentine steady at
So Tor fellow Dip, and 81 26 for virgin. -
CINCINNATI. jane 4.-Flour In fair demand.
Corn unchanged. Pork dull. and declining;
offered. Bacon trm; shoulders SIC; Gear sides
9Hc. WhIskey advanced to soc.
81. LOUIS, June l4.-ElouT dull and unsettled;
s~upefHne winter. S.. Corn unchanged; choice
white in sacks. eac.. PORK sl5 -oalbI, Lard ad.
vaneed;prime steam l0c. Bacon firm; shoulders
NEW ORLEANS. June 14.-Flom dull; snperhne
IS 87Kss;> double S. so; treble Sc 75a7. Corn
firm; mixed voc; white 74a76c; yellow 10. Oats
nrmer at 62a63o. Bran 81 so. Hay easier; choice
S26. .Hams:Ial5o. Lard frmer; fierce l0Ha11c;
f feS aiH aoIssss as 9s,ss: a fesmen 5eI1s i ssa4 1lS; pE Rs,me
ton rehoiled 55a5oc. :Whiskey dull ut S6a95 &c.
Coffee Inactive al l3%alShc.
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From the Jonins lots cSsnins,sas . onday. dune
~ Spirits turpentne-the market Is quite set i've
and prices have advanced, In sympatny TI.I m sne
charitable order. Sales are 400 b6ls ct 4ea4SHe
FOR msrchantabler order, and 100 New YORK Doff
at 47o. Rostd-the mafs ss; moderately srsS = s g I've
3 so. snoo hbls strained are rumored sold. we
quote strained at 50 go; No. 2 81 75as; No. at IS s.
al. vale at a 25a5 So; extra pale S6a7 So. Tar ls
steadily held at 50 60 for Washington: ana 80 Aef
Wilmington.
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Geming Maehlnes.
TIVE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE
pOnBLELOCK ELAsTU STITCH.

UUUbLL LUCh LHao1IO SII10H'
This Is the most simple and reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine in The world. 1t sews direct
from Two threads, and is S16 less than any other
FIRST. class Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. 1855 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
wanted through the.State. Address W.. 8. BIS.
SELL, Charleston. Also agents fpr home Shuttle
Hand Machine. $"5. apTi.tutns6mos
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The recns of the CHARiBSTo CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit, Of Me
FeS School fund having c mpLedw With heie ms oft hIrC Charter and paid over 70 j. 4 HRoN
STAT supenntrndaM OF iucIonM South CarOlns. the sum Of One thousand Dollars being the
inauSursSd asyHemo OF Insurance Cerl1cMMsH cn Is surrounded ag every dsgree nLnsS,a %
wnI6e RafelT for vice day. at Twelve NJ and Five r NJ In public unerM ines erhen0eNHN
FEM PECK, asw0n COMMISSIONS: ..,,u. ,na. on nnn@
The naynageso OF this systems e th the purchasers scan have hsehoceol msm oMn mum ,
The Scheduem Rates adopted by lelU Company will explain more Luy ana ccaamIey
ant canb eoUtaned at eO mceo rhe Oompanyo or ntmahy Sender. EVHYt matiMs paees
casmds ana numbredo on the Comp8nys Official Books I'D takes pha vice oy. Sono%S: unh,
Numbers printed on Cubes from No. / 10 So Is, are ES sT gn Rdehc Pes y u me- " SissS 4Mess,
which is exhibited ote spectators andd eoNredio be ma As recorded as tue ftA Kane nnnmoeE"
Te RaHe UyInderw viii tnen beIevoVel an 1.-THE boy agn takes cute nolMrn umse,W MRS IS m
larry exhibited 1.-THE spectators adI recorded as The ecoud Rainier umIeEII pnsso pHa nupnn WILDE maOg e.
pMed until wave number MeR ahe 0. Or the Cylinder aud ad nS. n RaTe S Mse e Tgsye 1u 1n
umed In each kame WILD decide ALT the WAR; EkIEF IE. -, mo .n mnn o
- Au the nunDeSn each EGme are eRL no dSlnct0n being. MADE 10 WWn Wn LIZ
numbers are taken in the Rahe and eAWARDS Il Al oSCE OI1ifHhEo W "ee u"e@""
NERTE1nATE HOLDER.
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EnabsnE ertAn 81 -+
pess,amaS9aS Boy. nom beaufort, -Faehc'
Landing and Chisolm's Landing. &c-pr Leboy,
q " Je66kins, DR. Bailey, Mrs Berkhart. J Cooper,
] harris, E A Marshall, E P CTonch, capt LII
lhrope, and 3 deck.
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TRE c LIE A E d.:

TRE &c LIE r a D.
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,
FOR s..
A reliable and invaluable remedy ia COLO.
CHOLERA lNFAETUM, DYsentery. Diarhaa, and
such other diseases as children are subjected to
during lhe period Of Teethlng.
This Cordial is manufactured from the best
Drugs, all carefully selected. aud contains no ID.
furious ingredient. No family should be without
II. Fhe best Physicians have recommended 1t,
Snd Mothers may administer It with perfect COD
f1ence.
1t contains no Opium or other Anoigre.
Manufactured by DIR. d. bAER.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. Isl Meeting street, Charleston.
Price Is cents q bottle. The usual discount to
the trade,
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nm

dSns n-sasar:zzpfices str and
unchanged; buyers demand q reduc,
ton; market closed quiet but STEADY; Saporse ss
during the week from Havana m,, and ,- Masan zss
asXS rssSe Tnnsneads were to<the enfted Statesl
stoss remaining in storehouses at Havana ana
Matanzas AIS, 900 boxes and 5000 hogsneaas ;;
Freights nat. Exchange on London lS1aSoh
nrsminm: on United States, so days currency
%seSnnS:shdft sightsk dfscodht; inRotd, 90
days' ~ premium short sight 8A premium "a
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Stores MarEet.
OFFICE CHARLESTON JEWS,
WEDNESDAY. EVENING June "A, ls71.i
~CorroN.-The market for this staple had 8 dull
aspect, with an Inquiry mainly from one buyer,
the article showing no quotaole change but sellers
perhaps displayed rathe- more readiness to meet
purchasers; sales near 200 bales, say 2 at Is, 4 at
10, IA st16k, s at I6H, 8 at17, / at Tx, 10 atls,
6 at 1sh, l6 at 10, 10 at 1sH, % at 1eh. we
quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary
Middiing ....1SN@-
s.1lSs @idaInfs
R1cE-The demand was light, and. buyers
Offering slightly easier figures. Sales rs tierces
Of clean Carolina at SIC q b. We quote com
mon to fair at 8X@Shc; good Sx@SHc.
NAVAL sroREs.4Tne sales to-day have been
small, amounting only to Ito bbls rosln as FOL.
lows: u bbls good pale at IS 10; 2bbls low pale
IS; Is bbls extra No. ! s4@4 rs; Is bbls good No.
1 So so; 10 bb!s dull So 5o@3 50; l Dbl strainer dip
81 so; 90 bbls good No. 2s2 1922 Is, as to quality;
81 bbls No. 8 strained So o5. In spirits turpentine
so new Southern packages and 80 kerosene ools
at 4oc.
FasIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct,
nominal on uplands ; via New YORK, 40
on uplands Id on sea islands by Sal,
ia on uplands, "a on sea tsiaud8. T9
Hayre nominal. Ooasrwise-to New Yors
BY steam, Nc on uplands and &c on sea
stands; 81 % R;tierce on rice; by sail, &c mrn
cotton;-R tlerce on rice; 4oc p barrel on ros:r;
sos 2 II on lumber; 5000 p u on timber. l
Boston, .oJ sail; &c Is on upland cotton,
To Providence, by sail IS 2 II on boards, &c
p ib on cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
Yorkrates. To Philadelphia. BY steam, &c = ID
on uplands; by sail, 81 p NJ on boards; 50 on
timber; So p ton on CAY, AID sa4a so on phos
phatea. TO Baltimore, by steaHs, &c 2 h BY
sail, SO 6oo7 p Z on boards; sa93 rs p ton IN
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand By
our merchants to take lumber freights' from
Georgetown, 8. g., Darien and sati:la River, at.,
and Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and SO
@l2 p n are the rates on lumber and boards.
FREDERICKSBURG 60 day bills 22h@22h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. The sanks are pur.
chasing sight checks on New York at par; s days
u or; 10 days X or; 10 days = OF; 20 days - OF;
30 days - OF. They are selling sight checks q:
premium.
GoLD-l1al2.
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GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL!

* ERMAM SOOTHING CORDIAL!
AN INVALUABLE REMEnY FOR lNFANTst
This Is the best Medicine Tor young children
suffering with Collie, DiarrhGa, or any other com.
plant, incident 10 Teethlng. 1t may be given
with safety, rs it contains no opium, or other in
FURIOUS anodyne.
Price. o5 certs a rot'le.
Manufactures and for sale by
DIR. Fl. BAER..
Also by the following Druggists:
4. ". EUKEL Il CO., DR.. A. RA0UL,
Ur. w. A, SKRINE, A. o. BARBOT,
W.. 7. LITTLE s. CO., J.
P. Al. COHEN, DIR. e. H. KELLERS,
n. 9. RURNHAM. GRAMAN l. SCHWAKE,
q. W. ANAL j. WOOD
G. ], LUHN, W. 7. LINN,
". a. GIBSON,
And by Druggists generally. JAM
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sumo m na dnmr Tev snuT gives me purchaser a,aTuhcate witt the number OF numbers sAeued,
Ientms the same mn rT Gumbersu on the CompMiys RWler with e RmountHo pad)p
be returned to the ONCE oheC Company S m Snmsr dM H0[s m inc n%TmM ne NJ pe eTmMMSa@nSp
aFur nmbe Certificate. - -, uu,,,n, on,.o,
eds hS hal number et taken out In theTweveN Numbers so ta&enr ron 1.-THE Rattle CyNndsr, the
nmmhaser will be entitled TO ar AWARD OF FOUR TIMESthe vaem Shnesnt heR AFFLED
PROPERTY Or or the orgMlC Certificate ofShaHs &C.
numbers He G@n from The Rsied OyInderw viii nMue the successfully holder ar AWARD Of Shares
in The RaFFLED PROPERTY Or TWENTY ums this value orcot0 the original cerancae OF
A Thre Number Certificate eaus if the Thre numbers on 1.-The Certificate COR NTH ne
sFFfFD Property Of ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY TINES the Mue@ cost the original
GMnacse of Shares. II but TWO or the numbers re Quill the Three on tee eruhcM,l e PUT,
Chaser will receive an AWARD of TWICE the. ameunsd the Vame.f COS" Inc oHe"
Certificate. -. o,s,oa ,e mi mha ruave
so taken from the Rattle CyInaer, the pmcnasr WI r. e mh1na &c aas m onan al SaanGsae Of
shares II m Thne the numbeso on theC erlachea eoutLn the aueL Inc pulcnAESIM WI INM Hg
ON AG. IN or ShMs in The X sFFLE PROPERTY of TEN des ney aneo reobo theo original
Of Shars 49, ,rpr re ., ~orr,o eum aoo 900 no
ness Te Companys Schedule List Of Awards Is made Wa IT. TIE rate OF IN DoL LIZ. n fo ok
ERTFlCATE but ethatesw VII be issued fhe VuedN l Nmdo Cu , Mm ~ SSs 80 Sa
IS and TO $40 and upRards, and the Warts delivered pro Ma 70 es M1 Wn ~ ID % I ,h e
@e eynanaton will enable any one deInng TO take share ID tnSe haHNsU os0u naer
SSWnTM@R md Inc Paresb eng mn md honestly conducted in public by Me S"on onknkson
M amW Tsymamyy mt the hours famed they aHoda sar means Investment hanan my other hw:
ness speculation.
The first Property AID Land Scheme OF te Company will be saed In o Short time and WILDE
Ramed every three months
n 1urheri nbrmaionw will be furnished by the General @nt the Company az Their ouce,
~. Ia LETTING sTREET orposnen he Chareuon Hotel whge certificates are for SALE
.T.P. HORACE
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

LONDON, June l4-Noon.-Consols s12s. Bonds
FRANKFORT; June l4-Noon.-Bonds closed at
Paris. June l4-Noon.-Rentes closed at 5sf s5c.
NEW YORK, June l4-Noon.-Freights quiet.
Stocks steady and dull. Gold steady a. III.
Governments dull. Money easy at 8. Exchange,
' ESSening.NFreights more active. Money very
easy at 2aS. Sterling frmer; nominally advanced
Gold l24al2H. Governments, steady al day.
Hmas Yery active. Tennessees 7IA; new ny.
k EestsIt ok & elssss g; AIs6a%as lSS; dyes .
new Fl. south Carollnas rs; new 6s.
NEW ORLEANS. June 14.-Sterllng "a. New YORK
sight u premium. Gold 12H..
COTTON MARKETs.
LIVERPOOL. Jure l4-Noon.-Cotton frmer; ap-
lands SkaSHd; ofleans s%aShd; sales $4,000
bales.
AIternoon.-Cotton .unoH1cially stated to be
tending upward: sales o 1000.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES trmer; uplands s11a
sgd; Orleans 8hd;-sales 5000 bales; speculation
9nd export 5000. E-'s,nt
E~vening.-Go:.on closed hrmer; pplands saa
SD, or named sGiil At New orleans sHu' -,
NV YORK, June A-Noon.-cotton opened
quiet but steady; mlddlng uplands 20c' ofeans
we EyHesu iiaus irregular ana low grades de-
cltIsd; higher grades advanced; sales 2000' up
lands 2okc. .=
ding 2oh s2oMc; gross receipts 10; sales 500;
BALriaoRR, June la-Cotton demand mostly
for speculation; middlings 19%c; receipts Is bales;
gross l7S; sales Els; stock 1895.
NORFOLK, June A-Cotton nrm; low midciLng
l8c; net receipts, $40; exports coastWlse SSz;
sales 60; stock.l523 bales.
WIEMiNaToN, June 14.-Cotton nrm; middungs
l8xc; net receipts 10 bales; exports coastWlse III;
sales 1Ss etock 12f7.-3
AUouspA, June l4.-cotten market closed dull
at lSclor Liverpool middifpgs and lsaalsHc LOT
New York m!ddIings; sales IS bales; receipts 80.
SAVANNAH, June A.-Cotton quiet and hIm;
ports coastwise III; sales 100; stock 1928.
.MoBILs, June A.-Cotton quiet; midaDngs
l6,Sat.
NEW ORLEANS, June l3.-cotton quiet but firm;
middllngs ,eAsl9hc; net receipts 1873; gross 73";
exports coastwise zoos sales $3.50; STOCK 6e ,426.
GALVESTON, June l2.-Cotton duh; gooS orui.
nary l4Hal4hc; net receipts 526 bales; sales 500;
stock 2,493
GALVESTON. June 13.-Cotton quiet; good ordi-
nary l4hc; net.reccipts GO bales; sales 2Uo; stock
52,167.
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Port OALEHDAR.

PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHAsEs.
Fn.i Noon. Sd. l hour, 7 minutes, morning.
T,,st OrarTer. 9th, Z bouts. Is minutes. evening.
New Hoon, nth. 9 hours. 9 minutes. evening.
Eiret Uuarter, 18th, 8 hours. "a minutes. evening.
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LIST OF vE:,oELS
CP. CLEARED AND sL,LEp FOR RMS rOEr.
z n n ~
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nACIFIC Nail STEAMSHIP GOMPY's
.EEoEeH nSE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA JAPAN
:aksni lNA LIST fasHp
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CHARLESTON May Mh, 1911.
t RGeTao a s F STe School Fund. aucassoso H. W1LL0UeHBY i CO., One TnousandD Dol
n@a Sm nc mr. IN nMto he Maid Init the hand OF the state Supernhnden of EdWRhon," as RI"
qme S M AcW MadS Hh @b Tj LK. JLLSUN,
may2aimo S"e upeHHen"" ""N
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.CoMMERCIAI NEWS.

The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
STORES Market.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-14
Partition.

CTAfn oP wiscoEsIE,l Circuit court for Grant Co
- County Of Grant, Sss wisconsin.- In vacation
after September term 1870.
Juliac. johnson, George w. johnson Mary A. John
son and Louisa II johnson infants, by Michael
Coilogan, their general guardian, e. Jesse 0. Tay-
lor, Caroline A. johnson, John johnson and Mary
IL appearing 20 my satisfaction by the affidavit Of
hamuel herrick that Caroline H. johnson aud John
I. johnson, defendants above named, tenants in
common In certain real estate sought be Partition
cd In this action situated 10 the county Of Grant aore
said, towt The west halt Of the northwest quarter
Of section two except sixteen Of the northeast
corner thereof and the hall Of the north east
quarter Of section three. al In town one north Of
range two west. and nfty Of the west half Of
the south east quarter Of section thirty Ia town two
north of range two, west That said Caroline John
son IL not resident Of this State but resides az Alya
In Jackson county In the State Of illinois, and that
said John 7. johnson cannot alter due diligence be
found In this state aud that the OF his present
residence Il not known and cainsot with lie
diligence DO asceTtaned 90 order that ali nersots m
terested 10 said iandsdo appear the compant
IN said acton.wh filed Ia thaoce ~ the Clerk Of
the Circuit Court COR 3ftntcouuy aforesaid on the 30th
lay Of January. le7t or before the twelfth d., Of
April, 1871. Aud further direct that this order be
published once 10 each wrek Tor successive weeks
IA 4 newspaper printed an said Grant county and
called the Grant County Herald
VIM. McGOA IuAL, County Judge
Grant county, Wisconsin
Dated February 9Th 1871 g7ws
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WINTER EvRNINGs.--The following
VIII form q very amusing entertain.
ment for the family circle. these
pleasant winter evenings:
"Let those who take psrt in IN.
game Of pencil sketches ga,ber
around q table, each with paper and
pencil. Let each draw the head ~ !
man, woman, or any animal. n,
player mnst soc what kind of IN head
is drawn BY bis neighbor. Eeach
plryer, having drawn head, folds
the paper 80 that De head shall MOI
DO seen, end passes the paper TO his
left-hand neighbour, WHO must draw 8
body TO suit 70 e head. witnon aseeioc
the head. Ofconrse the paper mast
be so folded that the second PLAYER
can know At what point TO attach
the BODY. Having drawn body.
each player folds bis or her papsr
again as before, aud passos il 10 bis
left hand ncighbor, who draws tha
feet aud legs and folding the psper
passes il as before. Each PLAYER
then writes the name Of some lady
or gentleman on the paper passes 10
him. Then one Of the players is Sc
lected TO collect and exhibit the
drawings to the company. The re-
suit Of drawings will be found to be
very amusing"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-14
WHAT is VINUM wife

This Wine Is prepared 10 take the place OF Whistles
and other spirits known to be made up Of Fus Oil and
other deleerous articles. The Wine Of Life s disl
led with great care, especially for those who require
healthy stimulant and for the Of Medical Men and
Nurses ia the sck-room, ia place 1f the villainous
often depended upon. In fact, 1t is conGtant
plant OF Physicians in this country, that IL IL quite
npossbl TO procure pure Brandy, Whisey and Wine
for their patients. We ask the Medical faculty and
the public to give Warmers Vinum VITAE o. Wine OF
Life trial, and ask chemists and physicians to
analyze II, then speak Of it according to it's merits
compare il with Whskey, Brandy aud other such ar
ucles and see the difference III they find the Wine Of
Life is pure aud wholesome, and the other Liquors
poisonous, (Which they certainly will DOB then they
are morally bound TO prescribe and recommend the
Wine OF Life to their patients and ends the best
stmulant aud tonic in use, and valuable substitute
for Whiskey and Brandy but should they find IL not
pure and what the propletofs claim for IT, let them
publicly denounce II. lt is the Physicans duty to
learn an6 ind outwhch is the most wholesome stimu-
liant for his patients, and TO do be examine
and look into the quality Of each article and learn for
warrant its general The propnetors claim the
Wine of Life TO be wholesome and iar,superior
aud cheaper than whskeY brandy or, Ia fact, any
other article in common use and ought TO be used In
every family. Everybody should give IL trial. 1t is
new thing, only been 10 use about year, yet il
hiss already gained great name and wonderful sale
and whoever once tries 1t always recommends 1t to his
friends. II has the strength Whiskey, but il is
peculiarly pleasant, delicious, and would
be to take Nhiskey &C. II he get the Wine Of
tie 1t Is for sale by Druggists every where in quart
bottles price dolar be bought by the case,
challenge the nd 10 produce purer, cheaper and
nieer article than Warmers vinum VITAE. or Wine of
iAfe. Take bottle OF it home and give Il trial.
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