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from the 9th Me. Regiment.
CAAr No. 20, II THE FiFLp,
On The BANKS OF THE CHiCKAnoMINY
RIVER. june 2lst, 1862


On The BANKS OF THE CnICKAuoNINY
RIVER June 2lst, 1862
To Edifor IF ElNcorh American
see a statement OF report in your pa
per of june 18th, that the officers Of Co B.,
9Th Maine Regiment werr not with the Com
ptny at the charge under Gen. Hancock ut
Williamsburg.
Sirs, IN justice to myself, as commander Of
that company, think it my euty to ask
you 10 make my statement US public Us YOU
have made the report.
My company at the engagement Mt Viii
Harrisburg, nor at any other engagement. or
skirmish. have never been engaged without
myself he NJ st its head to direct it since it
came on this Peninsula have lccn with
it Mt times, when, if | had been at home
should have been confined h. the sick room.
At the engagement Mt Williamsburg | was
ordered b throw out my company A. Skin.
mishcrs in front Of the 9th regiment |
did so. aud advanced in line We dill not
advance more than half mile before We
came in front OF tie cBemy- tines, greatly
exposing ourselves We continued the adj.
vance until they opened ire upln us Their
.hots did not take effect rs they wer, toa
high. We dropped down to ,o.i another
shower of lead, and crcpt mp t. within easy
shot OF their lines and held that position for
four hours. and until the engagement com
mcncci. or the attack was mad On Us
Then we retired in front uf their fire and
gained our regiment before the ehafsa was
made, or gun fired by the 18th regiment
took command in my place in the line and
advanced with them. don't wish 10 make
mySc,f apptar Ike n hero. Whatever my
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We have been requested to give po,ico ,bo
Charles A. Hayden, trance medium. will ,,oak !,
Ellsworth, on the two following sabbaths: july
| 18th and goth.
Frank Rivers Melodeon Troups r,vs ,uo
exhibitions at Writings Hall, in this Villa. n.
past week, with good success. person canno,
well help getting twenty-five cents worth of Iapcb
at one Of their concerts.
fRFsn fisH'-capt. Remick recently landed
fish In this riilige, in four hours from Long Island
forty miles distant. Five hours before o,r oi,i
zens were taking some of these fish home ,bev
were swimming outside of Long Island. forty.6ye
miles distant.
- Somebody undertook to act fire TO the brick
hiock on Peek's corner. ono night last week. The
materials gathered together for that purpose. arc
now to be seea behind the door at the main on.
trance to the second story, in charred condition
fmE-A small building was fired on Saturday
evening last, near tho mill Of Mcssrs Brown &
Hopkins. No other damage was done than the
consuming OF the building. 1t was unoccupicd
II there had been moro wind the mill property,
with large amount Of piled lumber would have
been burned
REsn ,-Capt. Frazier Of the 9Th Main,, Co. b,
denies indi gnanty, the rumor that his company
officers were not VITA the company at the Will
iamsburg affair. The rumor was working to the
prejudice Of the officers, and We, a. we'll rs tho
whole community are right glad that madame
rumar IN this instance lied. 1t lis no wonder the
the sto'y VS. believed To some extent. from its
source. Tue whole community here feel deep
interest IN our soldiers in the Union seryicc and
anything affecting their character as soldiers or
as citizens, they consider effects themselves
SNfTH's PtveRAat OF THE WAn.-0ur citizen.
viii be slai Ia learn that this Painting is gain
to be exhibited in Ellsworth When this panora.
ma visited cur village last winter. many ct our
citizens were prevented from visiting it by a So
we're snow storm then prevailing, and they will
gladly embrace tais opportunity Of seeing it
1t is a sFIcaai printing. On 200 feet Of canvas.
AMI embraces many ife-lkc views Of battles. f,rt.
ships of-war, portraits, cite. II will exhibit to-
light (rharsley) for tho last night, at Lords
iau Adai.sian oaly Is cents chillrcn 10 cts
Fais Panoraml will exhibit at Franklin
Sullivan, Gauld,b9ro, GherryGell and other
places on this r5ate, reaching Mtchias the
last Of next week.
Tho Nachias Republican came to II. last
w. enlarged, and liking as prosperous a. any
me could "lsh Il K ju.t the size OF the Alar1.
=.sH Y,rt IA -
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4th of July Celebration
AT FRANKLIN

vT,lIE Ladies Of the Union Sewing Circle in
Franklin, invite the people TO their proposed
Celebration Of the National Anniversary. The
exercises OF the day will be follows:
Procession will be formed at the Town House
at . o'clock and proceed to the Baptist Church
where an Grafton will be delivered by LEONARD
BurLgR. commencing at % o'clock, and other ap
propriate exercises will be held Hon. JONI
Wgsr will preside on the occasion. Music will be
furnished under the direction Of j. IL. BUTLER.
After the celebration the audience will return
in procession To the Town Hall, where FAIR
will be opened at II o'clock
The projectors are determined to make this the
most profitable and interesting to visitors oil any
heretofore held in town.
Dinner will be served at ! o'clock
Admission to Fair ia cts; Dinner % cts
SAMUEL p. DoSsELL,
WV. ID. MOORE, Committee
JUsTIeE ScAsN0ss, OF
CHARLES h. GOODWIN, Arrangts.
JAMES NJ. BLAsDELL,
Franklin, June 18th, ls62. 2w.s
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Valuable Real Estate
For Sale.

"A The Subscriber intending to change his
s.A3 place Of business, offers Tor sale the fol.
-i--A-=s lowing property in this village.
Iae house occupied by the subscriber on State
street, with gard N containing ga of an acre of
land under high cultivation, some very choice fruit
tees, ornamental trees, currant trees, gooseberry
bushes, &c. 1t has furnace in the cellar, and a
good cistcrn of soft water also never falling
We'd OF water in the yard.
Brick store occupied by J. W. COMBS Store
three stories high, finished throughout is % by 50
feet on the ground. tnacr the above Store is
basement with two good ovens and all the facii.
ties fer carrying ca the baking business.
In the rear of the store is building used
as Shop; q hy42 feet, - stories high, and
wharf On which the shop staads.
re@s No, 81, No. 70, No. l6 and No. II in the
new Baptist Church. all earDeted and cushioned.
Also one of stoyers' Patent Eagle Machines for
cutting circular mCuldings cost $3.50 ; for sale
for >.
All the above property will be sold at bar.
gain, and mostly on time.
wv OSGOOD.
ELLsw0RTu. June 9Th, IsCl %
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CAUTION
To females in Delicate Health

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon. M EdiC1.t rtt
Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases Incl o..
female system. Pr apsils teri. laUiug VI tie Nomh
Flour Athu-, suppressid aud other menstrual Il an1
nt- all treated upon ueS pathological principles
AMI speedy relief guarantee d in very iew days la
variaby ain is The mnle Of treatment, that ia-t
obstinate Complaints Yell under ii, and the afflicted per,
rgjoices in perfect health
nr, Dow has doubt had greater experience ia the
cure 81 diseases OF and children ln any other
physician IN boston.
boarding demonstrations for patients who may wish to
stay IN Boston few days unicr his treatment,
nr Dow since ISIS having couiiue, his wpole atten
ton office practice, for thu Of private Diseases
and female Complaints, aeLuow edges superior in the
United States.
n. B-An letters must coutai one dollar, or they viii
not be answered.
OlIee Hours from A. VI, 10 Q p. Nj
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES. on NO CHARGES MADE.

Or. Dow Is c0n9ued daily, from A Il @ 2. NJ as
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature, having by his uHwearicd attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
ents from all parts Of the Country obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, staud higher in
the profession than the celebrated nR bow, No Enid
colt street, Boston. Those Rho need the seryic Of
experienced physician and surgeon should give him call
April, 1866. lyl3
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schr Minniola, Holt,
DOMESTIC PORTS.

SuLLIyAS-Ar goth, schs Fanny L Bean, Vim
aid, Vinaidhan 30th, Julia Elizabeth, Merrill,
Buehill.
CID 26th, schs La Plata, Stratton, New Bedford;
July Ist, Jones, Wooster, Boston; Fanny L
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Bean, Vinaid, vinaidham I'd, Lizona, Robinson,
! fremont.
BucksPonr,--Ar 22d, schs r II Colson, N York /;
! 29t Raven, Rose Boston,
| SD 9th, schs Jul damage, Brewster, Ban
gor to load for West Indies 10th, Masonic, Per-
ry, Funchai, Madeira.
GouLDspoRo.-Ar 2lst, schs Leopard, Bunker,
Boston 22d. Cape Cod, Hammond, do 23d, Ru-
bicon, Hammond, do
BASaoa.-Ar 2Gth, sch Ada Frances, coombs,
Brooksyille.
Ar 9th, Eaglo Head Hodsdon, Iiavcrhiil J;
Florida, Grant, Ellsworth; Il Leach, Leach, Cas-
tine Maria Whitney, Grindle do
Cd 18th, sch Planet, Harding, Middetown.
Cid 2sth, sch Iantic, Gou l. Dorchester.
Ar 18th, sch Hattie Annah Croat, Brooksyille.
M JOth, sch Fair Dealer, Coy, Castine.
MAcmAs.-Ar 9th, schs Amelia, Could New
York Packet, Randall, do Zina, Brad
bnry, Boston Banner, IIuntly Machasport /;
Oneco, Post, Thomaston Margaret, Jasper, Ma
chiasPort Caroline, Merrill, kockland ORIENT
al Coffin, Boston 9th, brig Celt, Proctor, New
York 2Jth, sch siak, ingalls,, Machiasport
Sid 2sth, schs Caroline, Morrill,, Portland Pa
ran, CLARK, New York Neptune, Clark, do.
PoErLhSp.--Ar Esd, schs Lucy Jane, Squirting
Boston Nonpaficl, Bunker, Cranberry Isles
Ar 18th, sch Ceresco, Smith, st George, n b.
Ar 5Oth, schs Lucy h Nancy, Perkins, Boston
for Penobscot; Henry Clay, fainter do for Brooks
vile Helen Mar, otockbIidSe, aud U K Verdi
Calais for Boston.
D5sroN-Ar 2jth, scbs Rattan. Holt, and Tug
wassa, rattcn, Ellsworth
AT 18th, schs Convoy. Cook, Calais Penninah
{ Josephine, Higgins Elem.
SD 9th, wind ", ship Vim Witherlc.
Ar 18th, schs Gtapeshot Of Passport, G stin,
Grand Menan ; Governor, Watson, Georgetown,
c /; II Lawrence, Qujmby, Machas
A, vptt hi "a
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Cn0Ip

A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live FIVE minutes. y single dose Of Weeks
Mage COMPOUND relieved her il; once, and she had
no attack Of it Since think no family should
be without il. N. Y. NAnNYY,
Principal Missisquoi Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is, lsCD.
L. Il. MACON & co.
North Trnp. Ncrmnnt prnnrictnrs
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North Troy, Vermont, Proprietors.

General Agents-Al. :. BURR & Co, &c Trc-
mont St, and tea. {. Goodwin & Co., and Il
Marshall II, Boston. Ives
- Fer sale by c. G. PECK Ellsworth, vholc-
sale and Retail Card / Bunker, Franklin; E. Ii.
u est, do, AMI BY dealers in medicine everywhere.
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From Hon. Timothy p. Pcdfeld.

FT9M I7R. 7 lnl0fHV =. Rfdhe71.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound shor
time, %as entirely cured Of one Of the seyerest
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that | ov-
exl erieGccd know OF no remedy equal to it
for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY 2. REDFIELD.
M9ntre,ier Oct. b, 1850.
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New ClOaks.

w wish to call the attention OF the Ladies
w of Ellsworth and vicinity to our large
assortment Of New
Spring Style Of Cloaks,
manufactured from the choicest shades of Foreign
and Domestic Closkings, and the neat and supeTi
or manner in which Our Cloaks are got up. We
give the prices and descriptions Of few Of the
leading styles, to enable those from distance,
ordering, to form some idea Of the styles.
Style b., No. 30-Price $4 90,
Is made from the fine Eagle Mills Sackng Of diff
fcrent grades Of Drabs, Grays and States. 1t is
cut with the loose sack body of medium length,
new jacket sleeve, narrow rolling collar, square
cuff aud pocket welts broad hem at the bottom
stitched twice-ihc collar, cuffs and wcts hemmed
and trimmed with gaIloon Of different shades,
either to match or contrasting with the color q.
the cloth from which the garment is made.
Style O., No. 20-Price IS, 90,
Is made from fuo Middlcscx Soaking, in drab and
slate grey shades. II is cut with Pelerne fronts
suck back, with a gore between back and front
which takes up over the arm quite full, forming a
sleeve; has a pointed collar which is trimmed with
fine galioon (0f pretty contrast with the garnent)
laid Hat and stitched twice; broad hem on the
bottom and stitched twice. pretty and cheap
garment, and great favorte.
Style r., No. 20-Pricc 600,
Isa new STYLE in length between the regular short
slcl and mcGium length, made from all-wool VI i'd
dlescx cloth, ,ckct sleeves, pointed collar and
bound with silk gaIloon, two pockets and trimmed
WIN pee ',' '''''"
Style r., 20 X-Price Sc, 90,
Is short oclct sack, of fire all-wool cloth, jack
80, '''vN p"oN' 'o"nr -" ,''' o',I s,e'
80 I'M P'INI en- N'"'y 'uHS'
''iA q '''i'"'' WIN oe'"" S'o'i ou''o"e'
STYLE d., No, 2D-Pricc IS 90.
,..,1o or ,,o Lo.. ,,i11I,.ov 81 J., ~ Il !,
>; ;,l, ~ , - az Nv
Of medium length, coat sleeve and rolling collar,
wv" pcs, Gr"au rem aroma 'he
,ai ouIIon9 al" Dr''p,, iio'es,
of silk, quilted in fine block checks to match each
otAer' aud IN contrast W'th the color oil the gar
'heA'.
STYLE a No 70-prica $40 80
THIS garment is made from our fine G erman Broad
cioth. IN different shades Of delicate dra6s, 1t is
cut "lth pam sack boHy' OF medium length,
some "hat SAerttf taan 'ast year styles is hnish
With SIX, two rows. 1t has jacket sleeve, rath-
can a in" Of Ff gi ,G ' ycr ra anu fg han
ci.ects or son,res n boso, cIa,,ont now emf If
iii o,,;l4.1 ~ match tta,,iio- wjct, ,,ocs oil
,r,,'nd t,o slsnrn and Inns nh,,'t thrce inches IN
The outside, The pockets and ''elts are made OF
siprot the garment. Button holes in front, trim.
med with lew Ocean Shell buttons. This cloak is
a perfect gen. and will be much liked by all La
diss of Taste and Discrimination.
c,.1.r A. 10 d.: c- m
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Accommodation Stage.
TINIIE subscriber proposes to run an accolnm'
Il dation Stage between
ELLIS W0RTH AND MT. DESERT ISLAND,


during the summer months, forming connection
with the western stages from Bangor and Bucks
port, to accommodate pleasure parties and others
desiring to visit this beautiful resort.
Good teams and carriages, with cJreful and
steady drivers, will be on the route, ensuring de-
spatch, safety and comfort to all patronizing the
line.
viii leave Ellsworth Tuesdays and Thursdays at
O'Clock A. t., and saturdays after the arrival Of
the boat stage from Bucksport. Returning Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, in season to con-
meet with the western stages from Ellsworth.
). FOKSAITH, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, July LIST. 3w4
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FOR SALE.
t,stpIy Olt.
-Four Cents.

rE,lIE subscriber will supply old ana new custo-
mers with MILK, until otherwise notified,
at Fstu Ceats pr QatH.
ALDEN BELArTY.
Ellsworth. juno 10. ls62. -
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Bininger's Genuine Cognao Brandy.

1t is mild, delicate ard fty, and is designed to he At
pIys form in character and quality Put in pint aud
quart bctes in containing dozen pilts and
dozen quarts
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lilariuc Journal.
PORT OF ELLSWORH.
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poRp OF E1TswoRU.
Wednesday o.
Sehr Alma ollin. Frank. Boston.
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SER Baltic, ilOdgkius, New York
Friday, -.
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OYSTERS.

J. W. CO0MBS receives oysters In tho she'll
twice weekly, which he will serve to customers at
short hVliee, II
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From Hon. J9geph P9iaHd STATE Senator Of VI.
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
fag family, and have never found any remedy SO
eeetaal in curing coughs and sore throas, 9TH
er diseases IF the lungs. JOSEPH POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct /, l3b
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Bininger's VIII sat Tonic.

THIS natural product Of The m9st nutritious grain
oneuls itself presenting in concentrated form the
HutrHiUe properties Of Haeat and has received the
highest eucomilms from eminent medical authorities,
poss, ssiug qualities actually this desdera
renders it invaluable To those who suffering from
tousnup ion, hung Complaint, Bronchitis, Imptired
strength Lack OF td Energy, and all diseases, Which in
thew ncpieut require only generous diet, aud
iuyigOratiag, nuuIisaing snulaHt. Quar- Bottles.
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READ THE FOLLOWING

From Hon. Lepi taderWooa L,eui. Ger. Of ".
Messrs. Z. i. Nagoon & Co. Il have used your
Weeks MAJ gle Compound, for severe colds and sore
throat, and it has proved an efficient remedy. 1t
is a valuable accession to the list Of remedies for
colds, eou .;ls, DC ! au, &c. Yours,
Burlington, Oct. s, lSG0. LEVI UNDERWOOD.
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w e wish to call the attention OF the Ladies
w of Ellsworth and vicinity, to our large
n ssortment nf Now
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Style d., No. 20-Price $500,
Is made of the best Nidllescx Soaking, in all the
different shades 1t is cut with loose sack body
Of medium length, coat sleeve and rolling collar,
two pockets, broad hem around the bottom
." Ocean She'll buttons and button holes, single
breasted. OuT, collar and pocket wets made
of silk, quilted in fine block checks to match each
other, aud in contrast with the color of the gar.
lncnt.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-03

In rrobafe--p ierce County Canrt.--1n the
matter of the estate.of John Shannon, de-
ceased.
ON reading and filing the petition OF Bird
~ get Shannon. of the city Of Prescott. in
said county representing among other things.
that John Slsannun, late of the city Of Pres
colt il, said ronnty, on the 18th day of June.
1857. at the city of Prescott, died interstate.
leaving goe1s. chattels and estate within this
county and that she. The said pet TONER, is
the widow ofsaid. deceased; and praying adj
mi1is' ration of said estate be granted to A.
II. Young. of said county, it is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge OF this
court, on Monaay, TIE 9th day of October,
1862. at 10 o'clock A. NJ at the County judges
ofriee IN he city of Prescott
Aud it is further ordered that notice thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased, and 10
all persens interested, by publishing a copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior TO
said dav of hearing. in the Prescott Journal,
a'weekly newspaper printed and published at
the city of Prescott, in said county,
Dated September I'd. 1862. i9-w3
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-03

We take pleasure in calling attention
to the foregoing home endorsements of
the Madison Mutual Insurance Go. This
company has rapidly grown to be the
frst i'll the Northwest, and its business is
in hands which are a pledge of its con-
tinued prosperity. Byits carefhlne ss in
adjusting, and prompt payment of losses,
it has won the confidence of the people,
as the safest and cheapest Insurance
Association doing business in the North
west. Since the first Of January last, it
has issaed nearly 5000 policies, and its
business exceeds that of all other conpa-
MES incorporated in this State. Its sue
cess IS due alike to the energy and BUSH
ness qualifications of its officers, and to
the just and safe principle on which it is
founded. 1t is the company for Wiscou-
sin men TO insure in.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-09-03

The fall examinations of teachers, for
the First Inspection District of Pierce
county, embracing the City of Prescott,
and towns of Clifton, and Oak Grove,
will be holden at Prescott on the Esd.
Gath, and 25th inst. The examinations
may close on the Gath. ttel
The instructions from the State SUI
nerintendent, on the recommendations of
County Superintendents, at their Con-
ventiop, on the Goth of July, are as fol-
lows
To obtain 81 grade certificate, the
applicant must answer, at least, one-hay
of the questions in every branch.
= To obtain 81 gfale certificate, he
must answer 60 per cont. in every branch;
and for lst grade certificate, 70 per
cent. in every branch. There is to be
no averaging of the questions.
1t is important that all in this district
who wish to be examined this fall, should
attend, and be on hand at o'clock P. NJ.
on the 23d.
am authorized by the School Board
of the Prescott Graded School to say,
that the most ample. arrangements are
being made to supply said school with a
first class and thoroughly educated teach
er, of long experience, as Principal, and
suitable number of experienced assis-
tant teachers, and that there will be n
class organized at the commencement of
the session, for the especial benefit of
those who are designing to teach.
Students attending from abroad, will
be allowed to pursue such studies as they
may desire. School to commence Oct.
1st, 1862. &c.,. w. T. HATCH,
County Superintendent.
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commissioners Notice

Pierce County Court H. Probate III tta
matter IT fhc estate n " Powell dcceascd.
WE, the subscribers being appointed hH
w the Hon, the County court for 'ht
county of Pierce and State IF WISCONSIN,
Cernn issioncrs a. receive. e&n1iI,e. aid nj
iust All rlatrns and demands of III pcrs rs
against tise estate Of Nathaniel y Powell
late of the town OF River falls, in said copua
ty deceased. and also all claims and demands
exhibited IN Offset and six n.onihs fr,n> fas.
seventh day Of April last being allowed by
said court for that purpose. We do hereby gie"
notice that We Will attend ie the i,nsigcgs Of
our said appointments al the house of VIM. 4
Tozer, in The village OF River Falls. on III.
7th day of July, 1852. aud the 18th day of
September. and the 7ih dav Of Utmher. 1857.
from nine o'clock A. NJ. until f,uf oclekr. "
OF, earh ri said days.
Dated this 9TH day of June, a D. 1882
E.-B. cox,
- W. &. TDZBR 1o'"'
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Probate Notice.

In Probate-Pierce County Court.--fn the
matter Of the estate of Simon Waller. de-
ceased.
ON reading aud filing the petition of Mar
- tin A. <Dreibelbis, administrator of said
estate, representing ameng other things that
he has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for examin-
ing and allowing his account of his admins
tration filed with said petition. 1t is ordered
that said account be examined by the Judge
of this court on Monday, the 9th day of Oc-
tober next ensuing, at one O'Clock P. NJ, at his
office, in the city OF Prescott And it is fur
Their ordered that notice thereof be given to all
persons interested by publishing copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior to
said day of examination, in the Prhscott jour
nal weekly newspaper published at Pres
cott In said countv.
Dated August 20; 1862.
lS-w3 WIN. Howhs, County Judge.