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MOBILE,

,esTNsze E9t MOBILE. Dag4.Ir VI, q
Siati lhle--Hinter ArrangeIrent-T,a sna1,
did low pressure steamers I,ag,,p
~ master Cubs, James Hopkins master
S3lRS0rRzESa a L. Myers, master, all Du, a. Ill
with superior accommodations viii MAKE fns and
tltug as 'oogs nness prevented by weather y NJ
10y es at q fuel or SoIe accident or nach5ery
IN the arrival OF the 81 O'Clock p NJ tram ri a =
Greet Returning si9Rs PaSesgoua PAS Christian ana
Say 81 Louis on MONDAYS and THERSD Avs 'N'N Ri"
EYE or tickets throngh to New York BY tho Cborraor od
formation apply to ' anu '"' 'l'ef IN
~, r. GEDDES. Agent,
&c t}ravier street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22
tlfaas aiIp Crestsllt.
q! lFill / SINtsIIlgtlIte.
e,learaa sesterxsay.

CaEscKSv oFFI-E, M VI Gimp Street., u
Tuesdhy Morning saisnRky III 1861 4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

ssz%g h. pErSS b e. ~ ~ a. f3 ER AND BAYOU
Mansfield, Gravel Point JoGrdans or PIsatg nj
III an, NIL landings Bayou Fierrr Grand
fe9Ie ~ Maurice Cotie, AeXhndria, NDrrnIns CionnS
and 81 n,ercta,s landings Red RyofThe eh irggS
steamer a. q. BrOyTn, VIM. r. BoAgdnlln muster viii
ie3Ve rs above For freight Pnsk4ee Apply ON board
,- NlRGINlUS q. DESTIEI.
FCt,a A Z. p.,, =, -., Advertising Agent.
re A. IT, u viii give clear bills Of ladpg "a nh te rYore
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

Ihe Grand Duke built express for the Red Ryrr trado
in tho trade. -F '' t''' Gun P'Aosu ny any ooat
Passengers and shDncrs can rely on the Grand n,
on me regular advertised " ms above. ~ eE'' nE
t9r freight or passage apply hnard
day ElR =INlUS G, DENTHEL.
Il -
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PEOPLElS LINE.

Esss n. BAYOU SAGA AND FORT AnAMS@f6e
fine stannat and cam -oraha Passenger Steamer
EISzsS88s Golden Age, Capt Weibing laa yes evorr
SATURDAY EVENING, At O'clock
The substantial, swftrunning Passenger Steamer IT, W.
POWELL 'npt Heno, leavcs every TUESDAY, EFENINd
above al clock.
ali If R. W. ADAMS 4 CO. Agents
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

The Starlight bniIt expressly for the Red trade
and for comfort safety and speed enfpSsed boat
n the trade PASSENGERS rely the Starlight leaving "a
her regular advertised dan above VII i
For freight or passage apply on board A
~ VIRGIEIuS @. nENTIEi.,
d3i 4 trnnf.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22


sp6d irwin, ftn Louisville.
s&ss at NEESt 9fslvo, fltt Cincinnati.
isEse u W ales, Ioawiclz, FIN Cairo.
al Leo, finn All All Louis.
II tsett. PASSPORT
ellpl, sAf hi bon, iIa louisville.
IL, sods, Ga Nashville.
eott, I'M louisville.
Isnnns, fin Shreveport.
fs Beard I'm SShreyasieTf.
sia IN isasea f y ln Denaldsanyjlle.
nlasig ieliafIls, I'm Eafonrche.
S9# SlF6sse sksss MI lneid I'm Bayou Sara.
sgelsa 3olieg, fnl st Louis.
npssspesl, farfison, fHl Shreveport. 4
asaf on I3iassat fa Grand Ecofe.
s2ssSss {9ss ilsens fin VVieEsburg.
vs. A E,ssStSa5I seil, Sherman, I'm Tensas,
IissiisS n q q freeIlee y. FIJI Rayon Macon.
aasSll inn Sanders, I'm Aftakapas. #s
WHO Parrish, Grant I'm Lower Coast.
HsHsss. Shade, I'm Jefferson via Cane Rver.
ssaliie 4 eB nspn, Powers, I'm Jefferson.
lNlsArssF Landry FIN I.afonrche
Icy, fssinnatt ! N BIC bile "a
axe End j Btf y Gar. R r.
ESl isosnia a yels, fin Mobile.
bntltagton, Haker. TN Camden.
a&0d, ilaeo, I'm III llallatchie River
1beFgilIe. RaTaneo. I'm Bayou Sara.
sgass Nels0n, Riehaf dson, fin Saline
( Te0as6at axiom, Duke, from the Passes
20 fDwn and 10 sea on the lgth inst,
sSz gs$A hIustfious, Shatemnc and Soiferino--
ef ssssrotghs up ships VIM WitheElee ana Belle
Wood,
alsaEjoat James Il Day, Brown, from the Passes
s0SFsd down and 10 sea on the 18th inst,
Ships press st Cloud and Jenny Lind
mp shps TED len Hood and Humboldt.
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GEORGE n. HtTF, No Front xtreet 3
MUSE MURDOCH, N6. 3 Front Htteet
m, = T. p, SMITH, Tehounitnnas ttreett
Ee noubnnn was built expressly ihe Red RIVER trade
and for comfort safety and surpassed l any rs
in tue - $3.50 2 ~ $50
ton business. - ''' ~ ~ isi We, W.
give through bills hiding. - ' 'Se t'NA n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22
sgsesa ] sseEsEay..

SsSssiMiSs q fizaNa, Place, fin Tndianola via Gal
Edn W. I 81 ffiasgis I3erWicks Bay.
Ghsn 5Al4TI Il oad, kiithv, fin Bremerhayen Noyem
IA Ii, III ballast. so mas er-- 1st dit, o.
sliip lauMlbola III BenneTInan5 I'm Bremen
yaEi yenill sa list, id ballast, to Thiele q
sseiIss tlA dist, Ill A.
HAip ySsB itilerfae 81 Enod. fIn HeIvoit NoVen1-
lasg IssnaelS q Converse Point
IN ead, Bash, fin Yerpool, to Ca1nmack
sEsss eint.
e;sE. thu tie Coast, to mas ter--2d dist
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22
FORT ADAM s

T, N. IN 7I--7
FOR FORT ADAMS, TUNrICA NOR
Nes sssenza, Bayou Sara and the CoaBt-The new pae
ssssngsr steamer Laurel Hill, d, u Grtss
aste having been newly itied aid her ctIflI
atbo'clock RI ttsAFNN
sell EUGENE LANouE Aoenf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22
LOWER MISSISSIPPI,

regular FRlIlA{ Packet fn VickstnrR and tie Pnnds
FOR LAKE PROVIDENCE
o. GoGa1,eh 1 Landing. Mlikens Bend nuekpoii,
Gulf, St Joseph, Rodney, Waterproof NacGez.
rort Adams Red River Landing, Tulca, Morganza Point
Cohpee Bayou Snrn, Port Hudson Rouge Plaoue.
mine Donaldsonviie and MI interlnedise lafinYhp NV
and elegant passenger steamer Mary Fecne Capt W. B.
charon viii conEnence her trips FRIDAY September
-, -. An aaFe regularly as above every FRIDAY ut P NJ
ttFohgAont the season For freight passs tpp to
seI2 If " " t-en.i - ~ $500 ~ ~, .,,
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~ ~ Bayou, Cuu>hEttn Garapr Grand ESHTr fitE
5f5s ndFia NoFmans I}arbin'F, and all infetT55f1c
Esst5zN !andhG8 on Red rTcF-ln eruarf verT Ifo3t.
aratt ant tsh rGnntrg passenger pocket E0nebIGo1f Vim
las2l mtcG, VIII leave rs RhoTe, For freight Or pas.
sage having superior 'aDun5, apply m fCTrd
FlhGIhIUS @. DENTHEI,
~ ,lIir,a -,.,,,.--,,, ,, $500. Advertising Agent.
and s We through bi L, OF lading " ~ d. '"'U '"'SS
A3@lhe noulgo1 w IL paw Tgrticrar attention, IN ali ~
Hhtunn business 1870 ~ '"' veg "'''
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ARKANSAS RIVER.

Leaves tuesday, 5an % ut 8 P NJ
FOR FORT SMITH. VAN BUREN,
IT, Spada IIardahtlle, Iewislur Little Rock Pine
l}Iil Napoleon and all intermediate lnnfngs on
Arkansas riyerThe fine very fast run
ninF light dr'UEht steamer Tycoon u, Thrriils master
wi leave as above For freight passage apply board
ltlL Q! lilSIonhottSe street.
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4.
f. p burg U $ Nal Iine-For n9n4ldsonye, Flag
&4szf5s Red River Landing Fort Adams Nmtcb5a Wntar
proof Rodney ST. ovenh Grand Gulf WarrentSn md vcs
as above every Saturday at ! O'Clock p. II. ' " ~
selO a. frao W., i hie4a' 81
The EatcheS connects Vicksburs with The steamers Hone
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51G@yl. ~ 'ES ~, Ian - nj i p. Nj
Ej5E% 3sA6E& RfSFJIHRA MIN
, IT, NJ den, Mbsro#, E0An'- Landing, PINT 2ocnr
zFltS53& Fl I}nF Greggs Ignsnr sarfrr Hft
:=ss4 ieIter5 landing. Grand Bltou C5ash3t,n
"a Lie ilai1 Ecorr, - Maurice Collie. AextnIria and Mi
sa 4Spr no isfFS 5s hs n% eIeggot swift running pSs
as aaoYc. For freight ls ncc apps On h.I.Td ~ ''
jig +0'' ~ A iigtE i1I az I ,r,
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Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. at 10 A. M
HOtS QUARANTINE AND LOWER
B gErSaSt.Iwiee WeeFlhe inc passenger pscEe
VIII leave New Orleans above, commencing On
WEDNESDAY,, the 3D. Of October. e "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-22

I'ss7cs on Y GItNEsDAY, Jan %. at up NJ.
. FOR Is ixADIE AND LEtFlsIsx EI M w !.
Rsgg hsrs I,oyger and Upper Tlnsas--Tha new side.
@hesl light draft swift running lagsengerttes
Glars Ben, L. A. sherman master Will
leave e a6aSe P4rticuar attention given to way , 1RIn.
lion orders Gad freight For freight passage apny oi
iaH ..s 80 20 = Ad d EeF,is s51;t.; a,,sr,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

The committee to whom was referred
the matter of illegal t:xes raid by Hub.
bard and Backley. reported said matter
back for want of time; also, the matter
of old tax sale certificates on lots in Bay
City. Til, report was accepted.
Ga motion of Sup. Copp, Sup. Cox
was granted leave TO Withdraw the pa
pcr< of Hubbard 81 Racklev.
On motion Sup. Cox WINS GRANTED
leave to withdraw the Old tax sale cert.ti-
Gates on lots in Bay City.
Sup. 'opp, Of committee on Finance,
made tie 70 lowing report which was
accepted
Committee on Finance, 10 whom was
referred the reports Of Treasurer and
Clerk If the county. beg leave to make
the following report
The retired Treasurer, J. II. South
wick, in >u,renie,ing his office to his sue
ccseor. II. T.. Ames, stated lis account
II. p. Ames in reporting to the Boa'd
his own account, reported also that Of
his predecessor, as it involved few
months If the current years. transaction.
It bccame the duty therefore of your
committee to investigate that account Of
Mr.. Southwick. Finding. after a con.
siderable examination, they we're liable
to do Mr.. Southwick injustice in the
premises in consequence of his absence,
and the need of the committee of ex
plantations that no one but the ex-Treas-
urer could satisfactorily make to then
your committee have concluded 10 make
no other report than the foregoing in
reference to this part f their duty
Your committee have examined with
considerable particularly the accounts
a d books in the office. together with
the vouchers of H. Il. Ames. and find
them ali satisfactory. Unimpartant err
rorS wer" alone detected. md these were
merely clerical. anl oftencr against the
Treasurer than the county.
The clerks report, b" Ks and vouchers
we find all correct and satisfactory OK
e"pt III RECORD to receipts on redemption
moneys paid cut In some instances,
when h" first entered upon the duties of
his office. receipts were made upon the
back of certificates. and as the whole
amount OF certificates was not discharge
tn" parties presenting them retained them
and of Course. retained the receipt upon
them. These certificates, however. will
como to the hands Of the off
Ger, and with them the receipts, when
they can be examined as Vouchers
The clerk soon discovered the error of
entering receipts in this way, and has
since taken them separately.
Your committee made the following
report on the finance of the |
county
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
70 CONSERVATIVES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The subscriber. for several years resilient
OF Asia. discovered while there, a simple veg
etable remedy--a sure care for Consumpt on,
Asthma. Bronchitis. Coughs Col s. and Ner-
vnus Debility. For the benefit of Consump-
tives and Nervous Sufferers. he is willing to
make the same public.
To those who desire it. he will send the pre-
scription. with fill directions. free of CHARGE .
also sample fthe medicine. which they viii
find a beautiful combination of Natures sim
plest herbs. Those desiring The remedy can
obtain it by rctur. mail. by ADDRESSING
j. e. CUTHBERT.
~ No. 429 Bro .dway,.N Y
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TUE PRESCOTT JOURNAL WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBEk 10, 1or

the committee on the amount of taxes
necessary to be raised, be referred to the
committee on apportionment of taxes.
The motion prevailed.
The committee on apportionmeut OF
tas es. to whom was referred tie report
of the committee on amount of tax neces-
sary to be raised. reported recois'nend-
ing the adoption of the report without
alteration.
Sup Copp moved that the report of the
committee on apportionment be received
and adopted.
The motion prevailed.
Orders were issued rs follows for the
- j; -, :, ., Il ,nilnacr,, If the members.
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On motion of Sup. HurIcv the Board
ali. to O'Clock tomorrow morning.
TENTH DAY.
Nov. 22--The Board met pursuant
to adjournment.
Present. Sups Cox. Hodges, Hurley,
YoungmaH, Holt, Aker~, Minor, Qnim-
nv, Williams. Corp, Schaser and Che
nev. The minutes were read and ap-
proved. Sup. Fertig took his seat.
On motion Of Sup. Holt, Sup. Hur-
lev was added to the committee on ap-
porjionment Of taxes.
Orders were drawn rs follows:
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SFEEegsYIAYssss ggEseai q .

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHlLA-
delahia. A E.mcvoicnt Instit"t5on eatdb-
Lsbcd BIZ c1,e. iai Endommcnt. tor the Reiief Of
the Sick and DISTRESSED. afflicted a"ih Virae,t
and Chronic Diseases, AID esp ciaAy for the
Cure o. Diseases of The tSormai Orga'ss.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhoea, and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
cans. and on the new remedies employed in
the Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes.
free o. charge Tive or three Stcmrs for pos
tage acceptable. Address DR.. j. SkILLiE
HOUGHTON. Howard Association. No. 2 S.
Ninth Street Philadelphia. nllyl
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THOMAS HURLEY,
M b WILLIAMS,
WM HoDGEs,
Tn17 ;}foe

Sup Holt moved the adoption of the
report.
Sup Copp moved to amend by sus'sti-
tuting $l3,275 in place Of the $4,000
recommended IN the report.
The ayes and noes being called for,
Sups Quimby Corp, Schaser and Cheny
4, aye; Cox, Hod4 es, Hurley, Young
man, Holt, Fertig, Akers, Williams and
Minor 8, no; and the amendment was
lost.
The question recurring on the original
motion TO adopt, Sup Minor moved to
amend by inserting SIS 1000, and the p
mendment was lest
The question recurring on the original
molten, the ayes and noes being called
Snps Cox, Hodges, Hurley. Youngman,
Holt. Fertig and Williams, {. voted aye !;
Akers, Minor, Q%imby, Corp, Sclaser
and Cheney 6, no; and the report was
adopted.
Sup Holt moved reconsideration of
the vote upon the adoption of the report
Of the committee on tie amount of tax
HtCtSNiEN 10 tbC IiiScU. Uilt! Tie tflO' non
prevailed, md on motion said report was
referred back to said committee for item
izng
Sup Cox, comm tee to confer with
Mr. t.anl in relation to lease Of rooms, re-
ported that Mr. Rand was willing to take
S75 per annum quarterly for the use OF
sail rooms. and the repcrt was accepted.
Sup Copp moved to authorize sup Cox
10 enter into contract with Mr. Rand and
The motion preva led.
On motion of sup Copp $l2 was allow
ed Perry Nothrop for cutting wood and
making fires this session of the Board.
On motion an order of sixty cents was
issued t" pay for candles.
Sup Hurley of committee on the q
mount of tax necessary to be raised to
whom was referred back the tle report
on said matter for itemizing. reported rec
omnending to apDo,tion the 1925 school
tax among the several towns anu wards
OF the county rs follows:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

Cup XIV "'iS ljtNN
Resolved by the Supervisors of Pierce
county, That the Treasurer is hereby in
>trHc:ed to receive in payment Of taxes,
and also redeem for cash, any and Ill
orders made payable to Building Com
mittee or bearer, SO presented, in the
same way that he is required to receive
all other good and valid county orders.
Sup Cox. of Special Committee on
the distribution # the Drainage Fund,
reported the following ORDER
The Board OF Supervisors of the
county of Pierce do order and determine
rs follows: That the Drainage Fund
now in the bands of the Drainage Fund
Commissioner be paid over to the county
Treasurer; the said Treasurer receiving
the same. which amount. together with
the amount now in the hands OF said
Treasurer, be npportioncd and expended
rs follows -
The sum of S26 rs to be expended
in improving Walnut and Broad Streets,
in the city of Prescott.
S26 rs to be expended in improving
the road leading from the city of Pres
colt to Hudson, on tho bridges and hills
near KnncAinnic, in the town of CHI:
ton.
$50 IS to be expended in tie town
Of Oak Grove, on the road Known rs the
river read LEAKING from Prescott to Buffa-
10 county.
$40 rs to be expended in the town of
Diamond Bluff, on rnal No. 10.
SIS 73 To be expenlel in the town
If RIVER Falls. on the road leading from
Foe tri!e to the academy in the village
Of River Falls.
S26 IS to he expended in the town Of
Perry. on the road known rs the May
ard an'l Seelry Road.
$26 70 TO be expended in the town
of Martcl. county line road,
S26 7St" be expended in the town Of
81 Pas, Oh the county voa! known as
the Bailv Road.
$50 IS to be expended in the tom of
Pleasant Valley, range line road between
town % range Is and range Is, leading
to Maiden Rock.
$26 IS to be expended in the town Of
Isabel, on the road known as the Fertig
Cody Road.
500 78 to be expended in the town of
HartIard. on the road leading from d )
Browns to Sleeper's Mil.
$26 rs 10 be expended in the town of
Trenton, on the road loading f.oln the
village of Trenton up the long cooley
thence over the openings mud through
the timber to the TrnleIe Road, better
known rs tn. Tnvl Road.
S26 IS 10 be expended in the town Of
Trimbe'e, on the road lenlng from the
TrimbeIe and Prescott R.al south "a the
town line known MS the Diamond Bluff
Road.
And it is further ordered that the
Chairman and C;erK he directed to draw
orders for the above named sums Ia the
Treasures of tie several towns in which
the different rna Is FAMED are located,
said sums t. be expen,!r. anl pad out
ut su,h time and amour is as III several
t'" ~ bi''' - i'fSt. FOCfucN iflsit
i, nn sc shall such lay inent be orde ell
until the labor on such highway be a;,u-
ally performed. 80
On motion Of Sup Copp, the order
was adonted.
Sup Quimbv, of Special Committee,
reported the following order:-
The Supervisors of the county of
Pierce do order and determine as follows:
That special tax, Of the sum Of 5000
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

Sup Cox moved the adoption of the
report, and the motion prevailed.
On motion of Sup Holt, each Char
man was requested to furnish the names
of persons for jurors in Their respective
towns, and report Mt the evening session.
On motion, Sup Fertig was authorized
to act for the town Of Harlan !, Ia the
absence of Sup Whitney.
Sup Hurley moved to reconsider the
vote taken on account No. 6s, last even
ing.
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Gc,snty MdebhMess.

County Inde6td "ess'
To costs on judgment 40
G w Powell ~ oo
&c g q G;hbs 81 45
aoI - T.n ,so 1875 90
. Ral due orr CT 100 90
Dist Attv 81 so
Unliquidated orders
u.standiug, s4,662,16
2,869,41
7,53l,57
Unliquidated cer'ifc's
outstanding, 3'4'S5
go cio -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
Post Office Notice.

A supply of the new Postage STAMPS is re-
ceived at the Irimbelle Post Office All persons
having cd stamps in their possession can ex-
change them for the new within six DAYS. ami
after that time they will be worthless. :
u. VIM. JAY, P. NJ.
y Trimbelle, Nov. 90. 1861
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
Take Notice .

ALL persons are hereby cautioned against
n buying note iol $40. bearing date Oct
Dist, 1861. given by me to George Braley, as
the same will not be paid
GEORGE DRESSER.
River Falls Nov. 10. 1861. n29wtf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18
l O'Clock , P. NJ.

/ o'clock, P. NJ.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
The minutes were read and approved.
Sup Minor, Of Committee on Ac-
counts, returne, accounts which were
disposed of as fnliows:-
No. 6S. l. A Taylor, $40 90
Sup Hurley moved to allow IS, and
the motion prevailed.
Sap Minor. of Committee on Ae-
commits, made the following r'port:--
Tie Committee on Accounts have ex
amirod the report Of the Building Com
mittc', and compared the same with the
accounts and vouchers, AID have found
the same to agree. E. MINOR,
Chairman.
Sup Corp moved to rcf", sai'! report
back 10 The Committee on Accounts, and
the motion was lost
Sup Minor moved the adoption of the
report of the Building Committee; and
the ayes ami noes we've as follows -
Ayes. Sups Akers, Cox, Hurley. Holt,
Minor, Schaser, ana oungmah-|.
Noes, Sups Copp, Cheney, Fertig
Hodges, Quinby, Williams,-6.
The motion prevailed.
Sup Hurley moved reconsideration
of the vote on the report Of the Building
Committee, and the motion was lost.
Accounts ACCOMPANYING the report were
disposed of MS follows =
No. 73. Jas Akers. SAL So; allowed.
"a. G B Cox, 81;
rs; O c Whitney, 1872.
The ayes and noes were taken on this
rs tnlIuw~:-
Ayes. Surs Akors, Cox, Hurley. Holt.
Minor, Qn;mhy, Sclla>er. and Young
man-- s.
Noes, Sups Corp, Cheney, Ferts.
Hodges. and Wiilians-5.
The mOtiD;l was cirriptt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-12-18

be levied on the taxable property, fund
for the support of the families OF voiun,
tecrs from Pierce county, under an act OF
the Legislature approved May Z1ln'
1861, and also in compliance win
resolution of this Board passed June l2'
1861.
1t is hereby further ordered that every
person claiming any interest IN sa'' 'an ~
must exhibit to the Judge OF inc county
court certificate in the following 1of'h'
7 hereby certify that | am n
resident Of Pierce county, and was such
resident as well as the family OF 'he vol
un,cer ut the time Of volunteering herein
natter mentioned. that | am the repre-
sentative of the family OF a
volunteer of Pierce county, now III tue
service of the State Of Wisconsin, or OF
the United States, who entered such ser
vice ana 'i"' ''''
sad family is legally entitled 10 the sum
of iye dollars per month S nee Sa''
volunteered in such SER
vice.
Dated Signed.
Certified Nv Justice or Notary.
hereby certify that the above aiilda-
Wit is truc anl the dlim therein SEX forth,
4 jus, an! ] s. ono
Signed, A. 3.
Chairman Of Town Board.
On motion of Sup. Coup. the report
was accepted aud The committee dis
charged.
Sup. Coup moved the adoption Of the
report, and the motion prevailed.
Sup Hurley offered the following res
o,ution. which WAS adopted
Resolred, That the sum of twenty
dollars be appropriated to the editor OF
the Prescott Journal Ior the publication
of the minutes of the Nov. session, 1861,
Of the county Board of Pierce county.
On motion of Sup. Minor it was voted
to receive no more accounts after this
time.
On motion of Sup. Cheney the Board
adj. to Pm.
Eueninq Session.
The Board met pursuant to ADJOURN
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