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VIyAHIiIN ATOM AND GEORGETOWN
w RAILROAD COMPANY,

At a meeting OF the coIporatoss Of the above
named company, held at the National Hotel, May
22 1852 the capital stock was hxed At tee hundred
thousand dolaIs, sbeet 70 BE- tnoreased 70 any sum
NOT exceeding FIVE hundred thousand dollArs, aiter
tie organic alton Of the Company
Al the sms meeting the Bank Of Wnninfton
was selected the depositary Of the ianas sna Sc
is sock, 81 tie uns q y SsS5atSM,i rr,sas.,.
~, CoexSs, Ssosstasy. y. .aa. Sss
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OFFICIAL,
DErARTxESr OF STATE.
Washington, June 2, 1867.

Information has been received At this Depart.
msnt from Mr.. George W. Van Horne, the Cour.
sal of the United States at Msrseilles, that
American citizens smbsrkng at American ports
for Msrselles should have thoir passports visaed
by the French Consul. The neglect Of having
this done subjects the masters Of tho vessels TO
q fnc, besides subjeoting the passengers to
great inconvsnienos before = permission to
land can be obtained
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Odd Fellows Hall.
Po L1NGoRANGA:
ST.aN.LET S CONAN,T'S
GIGANTIC ILLUSTRATIONS
OF TEE
WAR FOR THE UNION.

Comprisirg Views Of OH North asd South,
Esst and wa-t; Battles, Bombardmcnts, Marc .e, +,
Exploeions scene, and ! ci1ent3 CT . cry kind,
wbi,h illustrate the Great Re e3c'lion and Nations
struggle Tor National Life.
Inc Naval Battle At Hampton Roads. 10 which
ACTioN OE TIE NJ !NiToR AND MEHRI-
MAC-the Destruction o! the Congress and @um.
berlsod-the Hsrning and 81 king ships--is most
wonderful and interesting exhiriiion OF itself
This Great Hist rlo Work viii be pIetentsd to
Wv MONDAY NIGHT. JUNE 2D, 1862.
ODD Eel .ows, HALL.
n.yai
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
No. $50, Pennsylrdna Aceavs, sosA SIDE, boUesn NSsA
and Tenth ayeets.
Every evening, u remarkably nns
Free Con I.t,
embraeing selections from the best olain music, and
the most popular OPERAS, rendered 10 better style
than In any o,her American oonoer; saloon.
Ths celebrated italian Singer,
sioNoR ANTONIO TlBERTiNi.
P,ims baritone fiom the st. CARO- Theatre, ct Na-
Rt mReet Of tie eyenipE with the arest Melodies and
Songs ever produced In this city.
The guest and the public are invited, and may rely
upon having very comfort they desire. In addition
to the finest music In Washington, they VIII obtain,
B. best II III kFsREshMENTs iCs ssis in the Federal
oficers constantly in attendance to keep good
order.
sp SLIT HENRY koSENThAL, Propr.
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o + IC A L.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DSPARTNENr or STATE,
Wdshinqton, Jan. rs, 1867,
The secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on business On Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the frat Of next
month.
WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
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rT,HE ST. LOUIS, Chestnut Etrest,
RstHeen Third and Eourth, Philadelpl

TTNHE ST. LOUIS, Chestnut Street,
i Between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia
The undersigned having eased for . terra OF years
to their friends and the travelling community that
/ now open for the reception OF guests. Ths house
yated aud rehtt,d In u superior manner the apart
meats are large, well ventilated, and fnruished 10
modern style 1t Is centrally located, convenient to
ali the depon and steamboat landiDgs, and In the
Immediate Vicinity Of the Custom House, Post o1loe
and the Corn Exchange. .. ,
Connected with the Hotel Is Restaurant for the
sccommoda alton Of those praierring the European
plan Price Of Rooms from Tbre to Seven dollan
per week, according to lo,ation.
Board 81 20 per day. Table d'hote for merchants
~ HENRY NEIL,
my Sim ISAAC L. DEVOE.
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o7iy yses,::::'yG1lN SxsEk Z Ils sSIttnl
ford, the missionary, accomp.nlsd BY HE wife,
:eSSS: see%S: 81 !ilS ,s5 Ss s..,i' T.
tS: Sa:ns;is. %y p:g.-.. lag. ss.
ssssssqlaAtksf sssq lsap asls m ESSsb.
S.!p. p'eassss isosn' E. Win si'Hsis,ss sssss
,ss5s sss Ssy n an. HsS sss
pitfalls are much bettef< AT q mo citing Of the
suporintendents Of divisions held on Monday,
E Iss sss sssSS ssss e
Woes be held at tbs following plyoes until fur.
ther phtlos, lnyO tllD y boa lRp.1 bloD ,niitDfgsl
Sundays, n 10 O'Clock y. Quartermaster's
enoampni ihtarou % etathyutA fN sh,eshth
streets. At O'Clock, p. m QusttermAsler's en-.
campment, near ithA Observatory olAt p. m,
Soldiers Rest, NEAR depot.
Tuesdays, at Jo,slcSt pI MI Corner Of Con.
necticut Svenue and I street.,
Fddaysyat37 o'sieck Ps m .aiHkdts b Long
TSSfsssysy a, u srUldos, , .ln.atRsSr not,h
gate Of east Capitol SQUARE.
Ths EHpllp ~, 5s9nsstsd n " PFa..spt u
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'TzfEEMslMEElRApH:
FROM 1WQApe9Og OgK"I

sGff lrT1niN sft ~ --.79fAq hns t,'nSfni phA
s.s.s s,,s - q, ,10xoa - e .sss iaisir
-'s0 odw usd'e Trss a.. eeslsg % bhs 'she ~
SRNxE4r. FREH0NTa IN R1Rsrtz,
i4.Tsl Cd htiu hr4 zAlslllas era 0dU ifofi Of ini
lcs sIssIs e ss,.y ,..r. - -. &c,
out VI sifssbqrgu ulasts ssysslps ~, ,tsusfalrSs
asus's advssce Bvsasssd bsses tssA slolsay
pufsusd vSday BY Fremopt's yOfcss aud .Gsn-
ss.s i9lsyssesssysly sF1pe1W ny. ,s2oL .a
.IxkH ~ sXSxasal Qns Sd SSds ,ssssds, q g. 81
ssiHaa ,r r m q AG,,s.sa sspssSt soihT ~, hts
With tridlng los on both sides. l,ao vnrl 40
auAh SeiAASafa's jodtAmsad ~ xi6sd, saA
Colonel pillow, obief Of artillery, "a oDs of
General Esmoess slAs. .sas vosadsd.ru ~
,Ths, ,sssnyars .nov snsampsd about three
miles beyond Woodstock. w holding TIE VII
issS. uIgIrnA 40 HolTnMyEf U@Ll
We Asvsl l.tsa about, shrsss huui,sd mi.on.
err, ,iaua nossnss constantly being brought in.
,s5asgs .sau,T o. Ass s-sai " 'VF'6s'If F''
RecsuuS uSjssapce bs(sre aRichusal d,
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CANTERBURY HALL
Louisiana Avenue, back OF Ra,ionai and
.... Mstropo itan Hotels. 1901. Is
BY FAR TIE COOLEST PLACE OF AMUsE.
,. MENT IN THE CITY. .---. -
... THE CHARMING ..,. D.
THE CiTARhING r..i.
WESTERN NJ SUCCESS, so" q
-, WESTERN SUCCESS, 4ad -
CLARA BUTLER,
Who for six months Pc 4 hss constituted tho CHIEF
TH7T FEATURE Of the = w
WESTERN DEPARTMENT,
where sh. hsd the distinguished honor to appar b..
fora GEN. SIGEL and the NOBLS PATRIOTS
whose de- deed; q Srns constitute her theme Of song
~ EXQUISITE VOCAL POWERS
TIVE FIRST reVoRiTG OF THE DAY.
THE DARING GYMNAsTs,
Lewis a nd Christie,
INNEw AND STARTLING ACTS.
WILL BE REPEATEp, M ,,,u,,r,.,,
=" '''' ' 70 last, Ricss "
Haunted Hotel,
FOR MONDAY and TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY.
oa WEDNESDAY, = new piece by Rice,
The Omnibus,
and the first appearance, the Spri season, Of the
| OLD FAv0RiTE HARRISON, ...
| tn. Extemporaneous Singer, with his new Budget
/ about everything and everybody.
or fosurse-ofooufse,
Parker, (IIoW are you, R,ohardO
| & '.rr TALBOT, and
TaE COURT OF BEAUTY
Admission Is cents Orchestra chairs 80 oents
Doors open at7A Perfoims atsx O'Clock.
LAST MATINEE -d@ g.
Esxt saturday Afternoon, jane =.
The lR-t Afternoon Performance Of tn Season.
LADIES AL Of the remaining PRESENTS will
be DIS ributed A SILK Dress. JSvelry G affection
ery, Toys, &C., 80 almost present for eve yb .dy
Remember The grcst Aferr Don Fay.rite, HAR.
RISON will appeal CLARA BUTLER will ap.
pearl The Elti'e Company will appear
a1-Adnssions-Lsdles,2 70 csnts; children 10 csnta
Door open ct O'Clock perfornancs eonmsoos
at o'clock precisely, and auish In tineto visit the
concert Of the Marine Band. I..
je2 lssArl
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-f10GA-fzNEWS.-
49, LtssL<s.Alr 4sllaL- 4lk,lk- k-A.L&1IlukAlikl
.DhifhIhI - AS1 sttIsJl HsTST 4

Ns.yly - ssossand ,op,ss ,15i2 Il H. ssp.S
l,onrs,s c'sessstse ssVs Ss' m M ! fts
uon svsry'dsy tastdss the,Aigs Aunbvr srsst
tqrsenlw iettfqrieAr-G,'' Id,s-t+rs sapxss
,osA accordingly, gtai ishi-sisg si,i suids.Sisi
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Germs, &c.


whether has9s<sofk also ehoss ssoubIsd W;th bsH
ioss, Cslssittes, club and 4ngrowing snails, can
h great relief and s4usfaSsSry hsHSde b applying
toDf e White. y pspnsylvin,a ev,sSe, between
Dr. w we should think, u we'll posted In his busi.
ness, and ha had much sxpsrienoe In his profession
Sus sIi a0s III stst E * cora & a.
natural fesh, without causing - much pain % =
person experiences In pairing their c0rns )" Having
sxperieno d The operations d d. w. we rxconmsad
hin TO the ac ed, believing that he can Afford thru
siS ' '
This is 10 esr ifythst Ds. white lap removals.
Bunon from o,e otmy ct, which has troubled me
r. %ss sssp a. "a :s sHs ss SSs
rstor.
b. TRAsK 0RAFy,
aa Adams Expross, " Washington d. 9.
D.. White has sus csedsd sdmif ,bly and to my en-
ire sa,iftctiop Ia removing Vascular kxeretcelc
from the foot Of my wife.
No a7t Seventh Street,, bet L and II.
., From REQ. DR.. Lockwood, Washington.
D,,Wiits hs removed Sosns and part Of bad taii
rom my f-et srd the ope. alton was performed with
o.n recommend him - . surgeon Of perfect oompe:
teGcy AID skill In his department. l..s' %.
js 4-tf '' Z, LocKweoD,
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o p r CIAL.

OrFICIAL.
No Passenger Train to Manassas.
WAR DsPAlrNlsr,
'.. 1909, 00ies er x1&asy Director
s aHl Shp9tntesdSa Rsihoads u s.,
n Warrington, April Is, 1863.
No passenger train will b. run from Washington
10 Manassas until further notice.
D. O. NoCALLUN,
ApS H.p ND. D pSpk k.AVh
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EoR uPHoLsrEREEsRSS oAnryrr MAKER.
ull weight gweds Iron Tachs, os to - 81. vi
Bisok ma Color. 9 G.%ps 'iit aud wout'd' -
A'"'A' ~ JOHN R.iELvANS,
IL t-stss '' 900 PsRa. Avenue. 4
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Tbe s,ook OF I'D ssutifuI Jswelry

Aud e'sgsr silver plated ware, a. The ollar ao:e
Il3s Prnusyivanii avenue, eesf Fopr.sncl snAi
trest0 was never more compete han nov. Exsm
Inc 1t and make your ssisstion sor ons s0u1'
IL o-1Ua ~ Nv .'
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dWnnA dWN~r'l

I IJOyERN N ANT y LS OF CATTLE AT
lr PUBIC AlI.TIOE.s ~
! Several hundred STOCK CATTLE will be soh
On the 4th day OF June 1t ~ n'ceck N at the Gov
,rnnent Catt,e Ytrd, va'iouaI Monument Or undz,
Warrington d. a.. smoag whioh are q large num:
Ier OF II q Mi eh Cows with calves. Thq Co.'s sill
;e sold sl"g,y. O. '-.. a. BECKwIJH,
maya Moor c. \.
The national Republican., 1862-06-04

! Al 40od Move for, the ChApdFen. W T,
We chronicle with great pleasure the fact
hat there'ts, constantly increasing activity
And interest In the Sabbath school cause In this
city. About six months ago, We took occasion
b visit many of4hs 6abbsth sChools of ne city,
and Witnessed with pain the empty senches,
the inactive teachers, aAd ne pervxsive fndtf
fsrsnos manifestSd.' Now what change
Whore onoe there was NOT more than one or
two livs schools in the city. now pexrly Alt are
in 9 Neatly, nourishinG ststs Of activity.
This ID encouraging; and We record with
pleasure every method used 10 develop and
encourage this interest 10 The noble work. We
take occasion IN this connection 10 state thai
two gentlemen In this 'oity, Whose hearts are
intersstad In this work, ard stiHulstod by the
aid the Sabbath school work in this city In n
peculiarly Interesting manner. Messfs. Os-
trander, and Parks, both nso of Vie Mehest
order Of musioAl talent and Rttafnment-,be
1fst the leader Of the excellent choir ut Dr..
Channtng's church, and the other engaged In
the choir Of Dr.. 0nrlsy's-will meet the chill
DIRE Of all the Sabbath schools In the city who
may wish to come, II the Temperance Hall, on
e street, between Ninth and Tenth streets, this
sftssnoOn, Ut s O'Clock, for the purpose Of Civ.
Ing instruotionsin Sabbath school music.
We are authorised to invite all the children,
with their parents and frtends, TO be present.
We learn that this course OF tpstruction win be
kept up from week TO week, meeting ut the
different churches. These gentlemen ask no
remuneration fpr their services, save that con.
soiousness OF doing good vhioh the aiding OF q
noble cause alwas affords. The instruction IL
free to all, and let there be q hearty response
cd the part OF the Sabbath sceools.
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uAIRcLorH 10 ~ ~ "A
n For Sale by . s..-su . +
~ \ JOHN ELyANs, 70.
my % co1w ,r,." 800 Penna. avenue.

ITO INVENTORS AND PArERTEEs.
4 nUNN 4. CO., propristorg Of the SeieutiA
American, aud sssnt Tor procuring Arnsriosp 50
"a = - N r -,
wa 6i1fssA Years EzYerienos N ihs Bussnss.
Hefer 70 Hon. Jndee Mason, Hon. Joseph Rol,
doa. W. D. Bishop, x-Connlssionsrs Of Pateni
md to more than Aftsen thousand invsutors VII
nave hsd beains~ done through Aunn I Co.'S rst
snt Agency. - .,.r7 a. = .PiN '' "
Pa1phlst Of sdvios sent frss BY mail. a'..
Pstsht LAW sad Reealatisas, 100 pages, - seus
1all. rH. fr. -n.r"s
No charge for eonslltstael, orally o. By nxh q
Preliminary H1antnAtion tu Caitsd Btitsa fslsa
ONES, ~ -gsr -
Omcss, No. q Pazk Bow, New York; washingto.
Snsr Of y and esvsuth st3sets, opposite ths pstsr
UAae. rtrr... 800 - irn|. maR l<-Art
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M "A n n 90 nj 1-lH7, mn 90 20, "a
IA alt.I ,y7rH ilist ". .a.giL y = .a.' o. =
HOW .LOST!., HOW, REST0RED!
Just published, In sealed env.ioss. Price six esuts
A Lecture Oh the Nature, Treatment ana
Rsdicai Cure Of spsrmatorrhea Or seminal Weak.
ness, !nvcluntafy h1isssoas, Sexual debility, aAd
Css.uriptioo, EpiIspw ssd ffu; liSntsi md Riysi
q Inca oaci'y, regglIins. .tyom Self AbASs, - ~
RoBr J CULyERWELL. n y Author Of The
"A Boon to Theusahds Of Sufferers"
Sa ra$ sI$.r ss my
Stamps, BY Dr.IH J. c. KLINE,
! q LgIE vrTE1v IN Dows.y, Nsw York,
apl-dSwiam Post Once Box, ttss
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Police Rsperts-Yssterday.


,oI: Er;; Rs:cIprt55pt'riok s.E' Farr drunk tstso
ThiId.--tW Wu. Basket, larceny Of watch, dis.
missed. James Cnrnen, james Ford, and Vim.
Green, On; do JsS. B'Swm An, dlsordSriy; work.
coiiiIi, asrssfet aeNssi. John Conner, Nary
HollIns. John Isnsers, snd WIN. Kuokes, drunk;
Fourth Ress y, ~, Barnes,
~ rssss "sasi,S sSsSsd
g the plltsry,i. Em. ysnsre'si < drank in thsI
ment; lined 1894. John Forks, John Bransy,
VIM. Shead, Geo. Thompson, and Clinton Lamb,
snsy GSS.s Ss%:,sS % .d ssss,s rrSs %. sas
Blown and Pat. tatsYa, do; Sisalsssd. X B.
Gillett, profanity; nned d. Lieut.: Ovt"n, rid.
Ing on pav"smsa;i nilils5ya =. PaitiSk ASyls, disi
Phcss disordsrly; nnsd: :ai,so: ". 2. 0sdcsy,
without lcensa; nued e26 ol.oi is ti - TN ,bsis
Sixth:-JsmssOa Cannon. disc rdsslyl An ID $t6S.
wnc White, do; dismissed Wns Brown, do;
iis@isssd. washington ). Browning. d.; ausl
d So. James Yeuabls, dol. ,workh0uss, Ste-
Rhsn Hare, do do., Loufsa Spots, doi dis
sevsn.h.-ws gave part Of this report YES
disorderly; nned o.. John 8. Skinner, druuk
hnd disorderly > disnisssda Mary, Tibbstt. do,
workhouse. Maria Rogson, do. ado. ). b. POI
Eiehth.-Iohn Carroll nud Willtam Rafferty,.
drunk and disorderly; turpsd oyer to tho mill
larry. Cnarlas and John Ncvsigh, disorderly;
rsln,ssed. JShS @ psyiss sSsrsy!9s .cLS concealed
Benjamin Chiste, disorderly; d.. l.'7 .l.s
Ninth.-Wm. Byrns, James Pope, John shel.
ton, and JohpWood, drunk And hshtinE held
Tor trial. James Myres, shoo,ing IN street; dis
missed: John johnson, disordsryt; (; taken 10
barracks. vrr-t'.s r.. .rfs.,5,
Tenth.-Pat. Cullinara and ". whalan, disor.
derly; ruled for trial. J. O. Owens, do; m II
tary. +. W. BEanson, do; ruled for TRIAL. /, Ser,
gesnt Du6Ant, JOhn Downs. and Vim. Slmfners,
Do; military ThonaAshHinttF Francis Brazler,
tiol.a 1HlSIIEH JS8IbS1I
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YMUEdMUFNy CE0fEiRa NATE. I
v .gHk4tfHAH
Du,eau Of Frcvi.ieSs ~ s;io,hAss, /,

neaa VI .,1sI lros': - ~ S,SSS1W
nsrfAkArE fKorUSxfs ssaitd ard srd s.Scss.d
"Pr1gots for Navy eH1.e ,ssd Clothing Mate
% 4. 90 ,s. S, ~ ;o.' sor ,uIsissss IL Ss,Hss
ordered By tM5x1oI( Or by the com.
lag the nsoal ys6f 49, Ij6 tbs lst day Of
JOY mkt, and snti1g Z u 0ta dsy OF June,
's's'fH; 81 EE %.xE S w
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Future Dnyr.

DY WALL & BAsyARI,, Aact;enesrs.
ID Corner Of Ninth .treet and Pen s.ylvsua avenue.
ORANGASi ORANGESi
75boxes orangsa 81 A uct,os ,T iUksDAY MORN
NG, Sth June, 1t 10 O'Clock In fiont Of the Auction
WALL 4 BARNARD,
'Jel [Star.l Auctioneers
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WANTS..

,sa Lac ee i1r Nrm OF years AuureS bux wv SHy
lXJANTeD-At the New York Employ ment
rvenpe, TWENTY-FIVE u0 WHITE and COL
ORgD GIRLS, with good iefersnoes, ., Cook,
hamrermaids Lsunifersss, Wettressss, Nurse.,
aud Seams r sees. Also young Co'ored Men to wait
on tables In Private Families or Ho eh Also want
ed houses immediatei with or without Furniture.
Employers in want Of good help, will nnd II T. heir
advantage to cali.
my S.n N, ii. MILLpR.
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vJyo MEMBERS OF cokoAsss, PRoFGs.
sionaI Osntlsnsn, ana osheEss
srisE, Psnphlsh, Reports, or aEy description OF
w, o. HoA1GEIL co.,
ssvu-s a Sss;s6Nsss. .SS1a - y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-15
Mortgage Sale and Foreclosure

WHEREAS default has been made in the
w condition Of a certain indcnture of
mortgage, executed by Enas Il. Raymonds, of
saltwater, Washington county, Minnesota, rs
morgagor, and delivered to Joseph T. lfotch-
kiss, Thomas Fenner, and Henry Bennett, of
the city and equity of New York, State of
New York, as mortgages, dated the Goth day
of january, D. 1859, and recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds of the county
of Pierce, Wisconsin, on the 26th day of Jan
uary, A. d. 1859, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, hi book
Z" g of mortgages, and pages 2Sl, 2S2, and
2S3, whereby the said mOrtgagor did grant
and convey unto the said mortgages, their
heirs and assigns, all those tracts or parcels of
land situated in said Pierce county. and des-
cribed as the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter and the northwest of
the southwest quarter of section twentv-sev-
en-, (27) and the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and the north east quarter
of the southeast quarter of section twenty
eight, (2S) in township twenty -six (26) of
range sixteen, (I6) containing, according to
government survey, one hundred and sixty
acres of land, together with the appertenances
thereto belonging, TO secure the payment of
the sum of four hundred fifty -four and 93-l00
dollars and interest thereon, according to the
terms of a certain prOmissory note, signed by
said Enas b. Raymond, and payable to the
of Hotchkiss, Fenner IL Bennett and hearing
even date with said mortgage, upon which
note and mortgage there is claimed to be, and
is actually due at the date OF this notice, the
sum of five hundred seventy-one and 67-lOO
(S57l,67) dollars, and no cult or proceeding
It law or i'll equity having been bad or lnstl.
tuted to recover the debt so secured or any
part thereof; now therefore notice is hereby
given that by virtue of power of sale in said
mortgage contained and in pursuance of the
statute in such case made and provided, the
mortgagcd premises heretofore described will
be sold at public auction or yendue, at the
front door of the Post Office in the city Of
Prescott, in said county, by the Sheriff Of
said Pierce county, on the 9th day of Octo-
Der, A. D. 1862, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of that day
to satisfy the amount which shall then be due
upon said note and mortgage together with
the costs and expenes of SAID sale allowed by
law.
Dated AUGUST 90. 1859. IS-w7
JosEPu i. HoTcHKrss,
THOMAS FESHER, Mortgages.
VIM. NJ. MCCLUER, Atty for Mortgages.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-15
New GOOds-Neyy Firnl-and
the --latest News Generally.

While The public is so eager for news. it is
important to announce that the new firm of
G. A. Dill IL Go. is doing business in Pres
colt, and have on hand large and complete
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries, Hard
ware, Farming Implements, and every thing
needed to make life com Portable and happy,
all of which is being sold at Low FIGURES
FOR READY PAY. G. A. DILL g. co.
All persons indebted to G. A. Dill, or Dill
& Bro, previous to April lst, 1862, are re-
qucsted to make payment before the 18th of
July, as at that time their accounts will be
placed i'm the hands of White & Jay for coll
lection. DILL d BRO.
Prescott, July2, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-15
state of Wisconsin, Pierce 60.

In the matter of the application Of A. 7. Nor-
ton TO vacatc certain portions of his addition
TO the city of Prescott.
NOTICE is hereby given that the unde
IN signed, a. T. Norton, will apply TO the
circuit court Of Pierce county, at the special
July term of said court for 1862, to be held at
the court house, at the county seat in said
county on the second Monday of July, 1862,
to-wit July ii. 1862, fer an order wanting
the following described parts and portions of
said Norton's addition to the city of Prescott.
in said county and State. The following is a
description of said prenises to be vacated as
aforesaid, to-wit All of block one eli, two
E2]. five Isl, eight [8l, eleven III, fourteen
fl41, three [31. four [4l. nine E9l, ten C101
and fifteen El5l, Massachusetts, Street, Maine
Street, and those portions of Kilbourn Street,
Prospect Street, Euclid Street, Randolph
Street, and Union Street, lying and being
north of Maine Street, in said At. Norton's
addition to the said city of Prescott. ,,i'-.
Dated May 6, 1862. 81. h.a
2-2m A. T. NORTON =
YOU'VE d FIroH, Att'ys for Applicant. 70
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1 NEW REMEDIESFoR -
SPERRTaATGEsfsEREA.1

HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PHILA-
IL delphia, Il BcalcUolent Institution estdb-
Eshed by epcciaI Endowment. for The Relief OF
The Sick and DISTRESSED, afflicted Nth Virule,et
and Chronic Diseases, and esp. cially for the
Cttrc OF Diseases of the Sorual Organs.
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 Dispensarv sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free of charge. Two or three Stcmps for pos
tage acceptable. Address DIR. J. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, No. 2 S.
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. nllyl
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Sale of Forfeited Mortgaged Lands.
Office of Com of School d University Lands,
MADISON, WIS, Oct. I, 1862. 5
|. STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Dane County.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Dane County.
The following described lands in Pierce
comfy, having been forfeited by reason of nom
payment of interest upon loans granted there
on: Notice is hereby given, that the same will
be offered at Public Auction, and sold to the
highest bidder, at the office of the Secretary
of State, at the Capitol, in Madison, on the
18th day of December, A. d. 1862, unless soon-
er redeemed according TO law. Said sale to
commence at 9 o'clock A. NJ, and continue
from day to day until all of said lands shall
have been so offered.
The minimum price at which such lands
will be offered will be the amount named OPP
posite each tract, (under the heading "Total
amountdue State, y which includs the amount
of loan the interest to the first day of Janu-
airy. A. d. 1868 three per cent. damages the
taxes which have been returned against such
lands, and the costs of advertising the same.
Such lands will be sold subject to all taxes
which may, at the time of the sale, be due
thereon. Other conditions of sale will be an
nounced by the Commissioners at the opening
of the sale
5-c- JAMES L. LEWIS, Commission
SAM'L d. HASTINGS, ers of School
JAMES II. HOWE and U Lands.
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W. ID. STERLING.
a Q a r d
Mrs. L. a. Mudgett, NJ. L.,

sSASs LII IA 4s4 SStt, 04- -;
Respectfully informs the Ladies of Prescott,
that she will attend 10 those who may wish
the professional aid of one of their own sex.
Mrs. NJ. having received a regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able 10 adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
in the most complicated forms Of disease.
Mns. MUnGErT viii explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part of the womamly
organization is liable, by means of fine
Hodele dc Femme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies will be visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night, if desired.
Residence on Broad Street, pink house. OPP
pOsite the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862. 13-m3