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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
An Ordinance

Permanently t. establish the grade of Front
Srr4t from Orange Ia Walnut Street. and
Grange and kinnckinnic Streets from
Broad Street 10 Front Street, in the city of
Prescott
TGr Common Co"n,a of Tie city Of Prescott
Z, oriaiI as foLors:-
SDrrIox |. That the grade of Front Street
Tom Orange Street to Walnut Street 3e aud
i>lerrhv permanently established as follows,
l,-vit Commencing on the south side of Or
ans. >'net. at the point where the said Or
ang- Street intcrse els the east line OF Front
street. twenty three feet below a certain stone
marked A. which said stone is situated and
hNcd at the northwest corner of Block F;
thence from said point of commencement.
running on a direct level line, to the center OF
knnickiuuic Street thence in Il s0uth-east-
erlv couTee on the line of said street, on
dc~ccHt of > feet to each 100 feet, for l25
f,y, ;Ii,,sce ~ 4 descent Of 9 inches to the
~uth line Of Walnut Street.
SIC. ,. That the grade of kinnickrric
Street from Broad Street TO Front Street be
and is hereby permanently established as
tllovS. to-wit: Commencing on the west line
a. Broad Street ia the center of kinHck kim
nc Street. on the grade established at said
lint for Broad Street; thence on descent of
> feet To- each 100 feet. 10 the cast side of
Front Street
Sic That the grade Of Orange Street
rom Broad Street tn Front Street be and is
hereby established a. follows, to-wit; Com
mencing an the west line Of Broad Street. at
the established grade thereof where the same
mterSects Orange Street; thence on descent
Vi GO feet 10 each 100 feet, to the east side of
Front Street.
J. VI. WHIPPLE, Mayor.
". 7. HATCH, CITY Clerk
Nalee Is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution vas passed by the common council
Of The CITY of Prescott on the 2lst dav of
iPri- 1862. w. Il. HATCH. Clerk.
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Shcriff,S Sale.

Vrcait Court, Pierce County, State of Wis
r,onsin. James Jefferis, Plaintiff, ag'st E..
Il Ives. Defendant.
n virtue of am execution issued out of the
~ Circuit Court for Pierce County. Wiscon-
/. y. . l1r the sum of one hundred and thirty and
Z y, IVJ dollars. with interest thereon from the
,'.n day Of January, a ID. 1860, in the above
.-u'led action. in favor of said plaintiff and
j, .,ahSt the said defendant. have levied upon
=, .e blowing described property in said coun-
Is. i fleece to-wIt: The north hall of section
-a,y' township twenty-six. range seventeen
-, ~, which will expose and sell at public
S,lon. 10 the highest bidder. at the front
, l. |. Fosters Hotel, in the city of
NJ, ,S'9' IN the said county Of Pierce on the
2 I, day Of March. A. d. 1862. at ten o'clock
n ~ I" satisfy said execution and costs.
If Jr:'yo al the City of Prescott, this 10th day
'eoFnary, \. D. 1862. n42w6
}. r. FREEMAN.
-, Sheriff of Pierce County. Wis,
y SrTIoy, Ppfs Atty.
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SIacriff'S sale.

Circuit Court-ricrcc County, State of Wis
consin u. b. Flint plaintiff, against Ii. A.
Bass, defendant,
DY virtue OF an execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Couit for Pierce county for the
sum of thirty and 81 100 dollars, with inter
est thereon from The 18th day of October,
1861. in the above entitled action in favor of
said Plaintiff and against the said defendant,
| have levied upon the following described
property to-wit The southeast quarter OF
II orth east quarter Of section four. town p
range Is, all in Pierce county, State of Wis
cousin. which will expose and sell at public
auc ion 10 the highest bidder, at the front
door Of The Flint Hous', in River Falls, in
said county. on the ;22i day of May, A. d.
1862. at one o'clock P. NJ. TO satisfy said cxecu-
ton and costs.
Dated this 9Th day Of April. 1862.
j. Il. FREEMAN, Sheriff
a MoRsE, PITTS Agent. 50-w6
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In Probate-Picrce Co, court,

In the matter of the estate of Edwin c. Tubbs,
deceased
To al ,rl,om 1t n'cy concern:
\ Office is hereby given. that We. the SUBJ
y scribers, Were on the 10Th dav Of Anril
4. d. 1862. appointed and Commissioned by
Ing 1udge of sa { court. commissioners to re-
seIEe; examine, and adjust all claims and de-
lilands Of said persons against he said de-
I'dStd that six months from and after said
Jay nave been allowed and limited for credi-
"'s 10 present their claims to us for exmnina
bon aud allowance. and that we will ON the
9Th day of May and the 18th dav of October
1862. at the house Of Hosea h. Rates in rho
Down of River Falls, attend to the discbaro,c
d our duties as commissioners Aforesaid
HOSEA i. BATES.
HOLLIS PROCTOR. CONS.
Dated River Falls, April Is, 1862. 52w4
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From the ST. Paul Press.
WE Two.

". avn no houses no lots no lands;
vo danny viauds for us are spread
r., sweat of our hrows and toll of oar hands
", earn the pittapcc that buys rs bread.
,pd vet We live in a grander state.
sunbeam and !, THAN the miIIionaires
,rbo dine off silver or golden plate,
With diverted laequeys behind The chairs.
W. have no riches in bonds or stocks;
NJ bauk-books show our balance To draw
Yet We carry a safe-key that unlocks r-
More treasure than Crttsus ever saw.
n, wear no velvcts nor satin fine
We dress in a very homely way;
But ali! what luminous lustres shine [sray.
About Sunbeam's gowns, and my holden
When We walk togcthcr-we do not ride
Weare far Ia poor-it is very rare
~. are bowed unto from the other side
Of the street but not for this do We care.
", are not lonely we pass along,
Su,bsam and I, and YOU cannot see
~. CAM what tall and glorious throng
an auc,ls We have for company.
No harp. no dulcimcr' no guitar
p~.,ts ,n,o singing at Sunbeam's touch;
II, think that our evenings are
w;,bon, their music-there is none such
r.. ,J,. concert halls where the palpitamt air
IN resonant pillows floats and swims; [wcar
,,,r live, are a. psalms. and our forchcsds
I
wbcp clor,lv weather obscures our skies,
Aa,I some JAYS darkcn with drops of rain.
", nave but To look iu each others eyes,
And al i, balmy and bright again.
Al our- i, The alchemy that transmutes
tn. drrgs TO elixir, the dross to gold
and "a We live on Hespcrian fruits,
Sunbeam and |. and never grow old.
Y,,,rc crow old-and We live in peace.
And ,uve our fellows, and envy none
,.lerr hearts are glad at the large increase
u plenteous virtue under the sun. thread.
All the DAYS go by with their thoughtful
And tire shadows lengthen towa.i ;he west;
Sit the wanc If our young years brings no
dread.
To break our harvest of quiet rest.
S,uheanl's Lair viii bc streaked with gray,
and Time will furrow my darling's brow;
But never eau Times hand take away
The tender Lalo that clasps it nov.
81 we dwell ia wonderful opulrncc.
With nothing to hurt US nor upbiald
And nv lite trcmblcS with reverence.
And Sunbcams spirit is not afraid.
CLARENCE BvTLER
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Resolution.
n, appoiat a Pound Kcepcr end to .fr yronnd
for q P,tJtic Pound.

fer P,tJttc Pound
Be II resolved by the Common Council Of
the city of Prescott that Lafayetee Parker be
and hereby is appointed Pound Keeper for the
city of Prescott.
Sd. That lot No. in block No. II of Corp
e Maxson's addition TO the city of Prescott
he and the came is hereby fixed as the place
TO locate the public pound OF said city and
that the Mayor be and Is HEREBY instructed
ana artbor;seI 70 cause a suitable and suili-
Gent ronnd to be built on said lot.
j. NJ. WHiPPLE, Mayor.
W. 7. HAToH. City Clerk
Notice is herby given that the foregoing
resolution was passed ~ the common council
of the city of Prescott On the 9TH day OF
April. 1862. ", 7. HArcn, City Clerk.
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Cincinnati. o.


Contracting far E.d|@1~g Silc'rdlhs
Be it res lYcd 10y the Common Council OF
the city of Prescott,
1st That the contract for constructing Il e
following described sidewalks in the city ot
Prescott, be and the same is hereby let to y
Houghton. he being the lowest bidder there's
for. at Ike following prescribed rates
The following is d6script OH of said side
walks to be constructed as aforesaid, with the
price per lneal foot for constructing the same.
according to the bid of the said \. Houghton.
to-wit On Broad Street, in front of lots
Numbered one. two and sodth half oil seven in
block f, at 1888 per rod. for so much of it a.
is not raised over eight inches from rhe ground.
and + l.:}0 per rod foI all that is raised higher:
and in font OF lot numbered on, and north
half of two in block d, al ;.,.52 per rod for
50 mrci. al it As is not raised over eight iurhco
from the ground, and 1870 per rod for n that
is raised higher. On Orange street, in front
of lots numbered one and sixteen IN block ID.
ut $3.50 per rod for So much OF it as is moi
ri sd more than eight inches from the ground.
and & 80 fer all that is raised higher I nd
IN front of lot eight, in block B. at $500 per
r d for all that is raised not more than eil ht
inches from the ground, and 81 80 r@o for
al that is raised more than eight heS from
the ground On front Street. in front of lots
number one, three, four, six. seven. and
light, IN block b. at $3.50 period for 50 much
OF it as is not raised more than eight inches
from the ground. and $50 per rod for all that
is raised higher than eight inches from the
ground. Aud on kinnickimic Street. III front
Of lot one. in block b, at 50 80 per rod for so
much of said walk as is not raised more than
eight inches from the ground, and $40 for
al that is raised within eight inches from the
ground
- l.,
walks in front of lots numbered nine and ten
in block G Of said city. be and the same is
hereby lci to W. d. Sterling he being the
lowest bidder therefor, at the rate of cents per
foot. All Of said sidewalks to be constructed
according to the prescribed plan, in the notice
given by the City Clerk for proposals to con-
struct said sidewalks. and al 10 be completed
ON or before the 30th day of April, 1862
Dated April II, 1862,
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Pierce County Court.
IN tue matter of the estate of William '
ThurStun. deceased.

IN tue matter of the estate of William W
Thurstun. deceased
10 nj rrlo8' It may concern:
| kFTERS tcSt1meutarv on the last will and
IL testament of said William W. Thurs
'" having been issued to Euuice Thurston. of
sd county. on the DIST day of April, 1862
and slX months from and after said dav being
allowed and limited for creditors TO present
A'T claims for examination and allowance.
l'sice Is hereby given that the undersigned
7il. on the 25th dav of October, S62. at his
f.anihcrs in Concert Hall building. in the city
Of P.,scott. il said County. I,c1ive, examine.
and adjust az claims and demands of all per-
''RS against said deceased.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated April 81. 1862. 52-iw
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requested to call and pay the same without
delay ], W. PRATT.
River Falls. Marcl, L. 1862. 46-6
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Slseriff's sale.

Circuit Court, Pierce County, State Of Wis
consin. J P Kidder, plaintiff, against Par-
ker Flint defendant
DY virtue of an execution issued o"t of the
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county for the
sum OF fifty six and 1900 dollars with inter-
est tn reon from fhe eth day Of february.
1862, in the above emitted action. i. favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendant. |
have levied upon the following described
property to-wit The north west quarter Of
north quarter section twentv-siX, town
twenty seven range eighteen. and northeast
quarter of northeast quarter section twenty
sever, town twenty-seven range eighteon. all
il, Pierce county, State of Wisconsin. which I
will expose and sell at public auction to The
highest bidder, at the front door of the Flint
House. in River Falls, in said county. on the
Dist day of May, A. d. 1862. at clock P. NJ.
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 10th day of April. 1862.
j. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff
By Amos SAUNDERS, Deputy. 5l-w6
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Hotel for Sale !!

1--WE Ki,tourn House in the city of Pres
colt is for sale chcap for cash II has the
lest loc,,tiou in the city and aeU BE- sold by
October ue>t. at gre bargain. For partIc-
ulars address or cab on j. NJ. Wiggin or Lutte
4. Tas lor.
Prescott. h.~n gov '"">
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County and the St. Croix Valley.
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Price&-25 cts, so cts, cnk 81 per bottle.
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