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, 1862-02-28

The lack Of any definite news with regard to the
progress Of the Federal troops into Seceasia
an uncertainty in commercial circles, which some
what affects the activity Of the general markets
Rumors, however, Of Ct great movements whiz-
pered from one to another tended to strengthen
timid holders and although business was less li7c-
", there was quite firm feeling in the leading ar
ticlea.
In provisions We hare to report light transac-
tiona, The dizziness in Cincinnati kept operators
back, and there was less anxiety to make
purchases. Mess Pork was in but 1iu-
limited request, and We report Gales Of only 500
brls at 81 s5@1150 for city packed, and SO $50
II 60 fer country. Holders, however, showed no
disposition to press their stocks On the market
even at the outside quotations. Bulk Meats are
scarce and firm, with buyers at SIC for Shoulders
| 4n44(c for Hams, and Axe for Siiiea, loose; but
the stock ds light and the BALES were t1iaing.
| Green Hams are in good request at 4c. Lard is
quiet and steady with light ea1es at 71{c for city
kettle T1sc for city steam, and 6sSc for No Lur.
| There WIGS fair demand for Flour, and prices
advanced about &c = br, with sales of 2e00 brlE,
at $3 seGl4.o5 for medium to good Spring extras.
Wheat was in better demand, and the market
| closed H@1c highcr-wIth moderate transactions
at 7eGe0c for No. Spring. and 74O75c for No. z
Spring. Corn advanced A@Ec q hus1cl, with
Gales at e3kGsa4c for Mixed in store Oats were
quiet at 1TEc- Rye was firm at 4iee42c. Barley
was active and prime Highwi1es wore firm al
19c- Timothy Seed was In good request and firm
Clover Seed steady. Pork Barrels were in gooi
request at 81. and tie market was a shade frner.
The receipts Ct Hogs, live and dressed, amount
cd to 36=s. The market for Live Hogs was buoy
ant, and prices advanced 1e@15c = 100 lbs, witt
, 1862-02-28

In this city, It the Sherman Aouse On the morning
ArnIe sId The late 6satron, aged three yeazs
Fnnessl ihts Friday afternoon as o'clock. Friends
1st Invited 70 attend.
In Newark III, On tie 18th inst, Of Dlpteri4, ensu.
daughter Of nr,J. A. snd Lucy q Freeman. aged thlI
teen Monts .nd tStns1seyeh days. Also. on the 18th
Lpcy 8 Fireman Of Scarlet Fever, agsd three gears
md f{teEn tayA.
, 1862-02-28
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE,

D1uann.cna.-No. Truman rs. Chicago Mutual
G9pan ad oosG 9ear
libellant referred to Mr. Atwater, special CON-
missioner, as per stipulation filed to report the
a1 4s otaWa court for
Ibc]lant' decree fo7 amount Of value OF vessel,
and the cargo Of grain
CIRcu1r CouRr OF COOK CouKTE-Befors Judge
enahs &C. S. sTsRg @ @ ST. &C. 4s E: Isl fo9fRosa as @
52s. 7ss z4o and 4s5 ST aside; so s., is, IS.
yester Lind Ct ii masters report filed: confessed,
and decree directing sale By trustee. No soz-
Andrew Jensen es-al vs Albert p Kent ct a.
ner to A. Ghp@a1 ct al
dismissed at plaintiff costs: with writ Of TslH7'io
IaIeado. No 456-Isaac Liehenstien vs. Henry
ns is eFds1 Gnns
vs. Robert H. Foss; verdict for defendant ;
| motion by tht plaintiff. for 2 new trial
Tsnc fsr
Motion By defendant for a new trial. No. 49s-
Ezra G Read ct ii ys. John L. y ison judgment 70,
pan adonx c p stipulation s,In on n f Il
Death Of John a Norton suggested. and suit t.
proceed against Edward Aike1- Verdict faE plain
ion Motion for nsw trial T. NS snb%;3{
5. waller ct Il. vs. Henry i: Honoze st al. sRe
| fault and judgment set ASIDE, on u1ot1on OF dc
| PENDANTS, at their costs. No. 4Ss-Patriek Kcnnc
| dy ct al rs; John Wccklcr. Submitted to cou1
| for trial.
| CASES D1sM1esED-Nos. eos. 6t0, 499. No. Sill
Joseph Downey ys. Charles Al1eld, ct al verdic
for plaintiff. 10. 88-John Davis -. Albert
Medley ct al. Submitted te Court for trial. No
People ye, James Happier. On motion, defendan
ordered discharged from custody
| The call Of the docket closed yesterday at Nc
sic. 1t will not be extended to day beyond Nc
| $50,
, 1862-02-28

Philadelphia Flour Market--Feb4 25.
There is no quotable change in -four to-day, but
the market il dnll and only about 1900 brls found
buy in lots at $537M for supertne, s5g3HGs5.
selected bral,ds, and S5-s71S@6AO 3 brl loE good
and choice extra Ean1y, mostly Of the latter de-
scription, at which rates holders generally free
tent within the range Of prices for auperdne and
extras and a5@615 Z hrl, for fancy brands, as
in quality.
, 1862-02-28

BEEF CATTL-Rece7yed, 100 head EotWith-
standing the liberal receipts today, the market
was firm and brisk. Besides the former good iu-
quiry BY shippe1a and ppckcta there was an active
demand to supply Government contractors, and
prtcee ruled shade higher for nearly all qualities
, 1862-02-28
.sCall on Dunlop Sewen 4 Spnlding for Printing.
noyu- -h1aily

r. L most admirable instrument Is Hyatt's
Patent Knife and Scissors sharpener. Small ones
orfami1g use; large ones for hotels, neat NM
kete, DC. Every machine warranted to suit. For
sale at No. IS South Clark steeet, In basement.
fAnHT1m
, 1862-02-28

Philadelphia Cattle market-Feb. Fl.
The receipts Of beef cattle show an increase
again this week. reaching about 800 hesd At Phil
lips yards. most of whic. were disposed Of at
ther lower prices, ranging from Sc to $SH the 100
lbs for common to good extra quality -
logs are 256z5oc the 100 1bs higher, some 4,590
head selling. mostly at lmhotf's Union Drove
Yard, at $5I:@6 the lG0 lbs net.
, 1862-02-28
Light t-Gnard Ban



The body was inferred in the old City Gene
tery with usual military ceremonies, consist
ing Of prayer and the firing Of three vo1cys of
musketry oTer the grave.
PERsoSAL.-The case Of Patrick Keefe, re-
ported in our last issue, had termination
yesterday that relieves it Of its most serious
feature, and the statement should be made
to do him justice. He was fined IN the Police
Court for being disorderly, and paid his fine.
There was no charge Of larceny preferred
against him in the Court, and the case thus
becomes one Of more ordinary nature which
leave Patrick Eadder and wiser for the adyen-
ture Of interposing himself between police
officers and their duties.
, 1862-02-28

1nc1easc...-.-.....-.-.. 800 500
at the p1accs yet to hear from, there were pack
ed last Season EST 6l9 At many OF them there will
be an Increase, ne understand, this ycar. but at
eereral points in Missouri, there hare been none
packed We presume.
, 1862-02-28

|:NUNSt GUNS!l GUNSlI!
" -. REvoLGEEs Of Ill kind4
OFFICERS SWORDS, RKLTs, aA2HEs, &C.,
Bo14e Knives and Ni:tazT GoodA Gun Material. Sole
Akxkt ECx Hazsra1 Powder. AL HAds Of AnaAun1
fi5a GRQERE r. kR8ET,
tP21T B3 Lake sEret.
, 1862-02-28
!: THE CITY:

ZouA1E, DR11l4-Let our readers bear in
mind that The Ellsworth -Zouayes give an cx-
hibition drill this evening at their Armory, in
Garrett Block, commencing ut eight o'clock
precisely.
, 1862-02-28

MCV1cKER's THEATRE Annette incc
presents Tor her benefit this evening, Shsks'
pcare's comedy Of "As You Like IT. sppcar
ing IN the same as Rosalind, q character II
which she has received great praise from east
ern critics.
, 1862-02-28


A Feh. sz-Michae1 Kcan. Co, 4, 4sth Tennessee
Regiment.
Since Colonel Mu1ligan has taken charge Of
the direction Of affairs at tic camp, the reign
ri c1,aos has henun tn decline. and that of or
A., hoe or,;,oa +hc ascenaoncv Now that
r~,n.7 G..1,z,o,, In. ,,.-;roa nth j, oood
oe1o --z .-,,..,,:.;o
supply u .neu' a1>' Aua
may soon looR 1ol Aoft1e1 coauee LUZ tne
better. The numerous special police, whose
services have heretofare contributed so much
~ ~. e;.;.a,,s ,;e;+;,,ar +1o,,, ,ra-o vos-
. .aa. " oss s .;.7,ara fran, % 4ho -t ;rto,;or
~ A. oo.--, tf7oo, op,,r 1n,no 1efY IN 1,+ro1
" nc e.'np' niseen onA! 'es .eAs ~ F-o-
the beats outside and adjacent to the enclo-
rr,,a,, ,,ara aooa . mod vor4z
eue. ansy ""'s "'Ao 60
Col Muilgan has appointed our Old lf1cnd
q. H. + ioso' VI wv 'eo1eA 1s' ao'u%<N''
OF the post lie Is emincnLlY quauneu, Dy eA-
perieuce and education, for the position, and
mikes n no1;te. affabIe. and at the sa1ne time
az, ,1,,a and efficient officer
"a Ae11 eNo '~1e--- o-----.
Ranfoad H1c".s1on 3&es'
one OF the most agreeable excursion parties
by rail which We hlSe kno"n "as toat Oh
number Of ladies' end gentlemen OF this city
m "Wednesday. tn Madison. Wis. and hack
49, a.aor ~ t1';s e;+v o1er the Nor+bwestcr,
.af,.~av a c,rsros sct ,rer+ for the accomoda
4;an - Tho n.,tv Witch hvon arr,nrement q
,4.t1-:s..o', ~. WI, .ho h3;,.-o,,to.
-;r,>; ,.,;,-ood Iro,+ f1,rouch +o Mad;
G. 'alsh1sslpei lsnno''' "e1' onn ~ :. -'A'''A
| son. from the Northwestern ov.r portion Q
+ha ,a.tar ~ roaa Thc nartv sncnt the cvcnin,
- -,o,,+ ~ 1Toa;.o,, e,,5 .ro-, vco-iroa he
1a.ea 1,,n,,,o. ~ Lido. o,,d oor+1a,nen of A.,
city, including the governor OF the siate AMI
his excellent lady, and other State officials, a
Atwood Hall, where to late hour yesterda:
morning, the excu1sionists md the hladifon1
ans mingled cordially and gaily in the dance
On Thursday morning our people Tczc show
through the State House and public Offices
looked in upon both Houses Of the Legisla
tnre, and then, at half past ten, LETT for chicag
and 1eacheo the CITY at nse IN Tue evening
How well they were pleased and how muci
, 1862-02-28

= CENTRAL SKATING PosD.-Thia place Of
public resort 1as newly flooded Inst evening,
md vii be In excellent condition to-day. Let
skatcre make 4 note Of it, and shape their ac-
tons accordingly.
, 1862-02-28

ITO TIE LADIES.-Something
l. New.
COVENTRY cAM8RJC
FRULING OR RUFFhINGS.

This material Is made precisely like ribbon Of the
n5s:t capof,c II ienE6s Of s.S1Ee Sards HshoSf
they ART gathered without hem, arc made Of all
widths, and are a1so made with two widths on cue
ter than any thing Q! L.e kind lind II The market. .
Imported direct from Eng g1and by
SUTTON Il BTRKITT,
fa2E nlEISsu a La5alIe Htreet.
, 1862-02-28

were some 1are exceptions. . III one place ! i
rcgfmentai a1Pgeon was dressing Wound4 VILE Il
1@fske7 FeasteTsE The post surgeon sarcastfcally
suggested that cold fwateF dressing wonM
WAS not = particle Of simple eeFate-one Of
the most common appliances in military sur |
Dr: Rea confirmed Mr.: conyer's statement. |
He reported himself to the hospital boat City
Of Memphis .9e1e these o ~as eqs ean,s9g siag1s
worn out with hard labor, There were 80
sick on board. Mr. Nunson Of Chicago was
doing all in hts power. The staterooms and
cabin were as full az they could possibly be.
The accommodations were Insufficient. There
the boat He referred especially to Rev.
Aessrs. CoDyer and Tuttlc, and spoke very
highly OF their: prafseWortby efforts. There
were nearly ono thousand sick and wounded
in the Mound City hospital, where the accom-
modafions arc very good
All the speakers united In saying that the
supplies from Chicago arrived Mt Just the right
time, and were doubtless the means Of saving
many lives and that the supplies called for
By the Sanitary Commission, in our issue Of
yesterday, ara absolutely and Immediately
needed. Let the appeal be promptly rc-
sponded to.
,,rcvfops r. stnrtino. had eTnen5ed 2S50 81 for
the necessary supplies. He stated that the
neratiye5y reouired: .
80 lbs Fa1ina.
- ns Sage.
1g0 cans Love uyssess.
s. ems Cured Chickens.
1S Seatse eafsei7 baSo. sGeteR R;andv Msi
4Ecgs Choicc Butter.
y baE1e9s bane9s 9S1e Slf:d GrsHef'' Frnits
M boxes Lemons
bos1s1s pozes Mans9esa H1esG an,,..
barrels PslyerIzed sugar.
=: na1a nam c9esia SaMdaed niasn Miit 1ea'
10 Filters 1or Hospital.
| q 4 ea1Ss 9aIfans - R1cehol. aEe
| IN mo+;on If Mr.. Fairbanks- G.. e.. Wicker,
| Rev. E. B. Tuttle, Rev. Robert Co1yer, Dr..
/ Rrs and DR.. Bpone were appointed to disbnrse
The funds now III. hand, with instructions tc
, 1862-02-28
WreAdHfuHB In Europe,

Xf8&&&&WWB IN BMfVH6s
The London MaTk L1ne Empress Of the Sd inst,
contains quite amass OF matter which IL Of inter
est to mnet Of our commercial readers On tie
wheat supply of Europe. A the sesaoa advances
| it becomes more and more apparent that EnEla1d 4
, 1862-02-28

a CARD.-DwlnT to press OF business. and
consequent Inconvenience and de1ay to patrons,
Mr.. FAssETT (of FAEsErr & COOKS Photographic
Roome, Nos. Ia and LA Clark street, has decided
upon making positive engagements with patrons
in the following manner, hoping thus to better ac-
comnodatc them, and at the eame time to give
then more attention andaa 3 consequence-bettcr
pictures. Mr. F. VIII engage his rooms and ger
rices, any dav fixed upon, to family OF families
who mag Join together, or number Of friends
united, OF club5 Of persons In any aeay in which
sufficient number will mite to occupy day, {or
the greater part Of it), and devote the time to-
wards securing good Photographic ikcnesses.
Under our present circumstances. it is Impossible
to make positire engagements with single fndiSid-
uaIs at qiren time but in the manner proposed
Mr F. hopes to be able to accommodate majority
of families ard f1ends who may unite, and be bet
ter able to do justice to himself, as bis aim is
not to Hakc The grsdtest number eut the best pic
ures and also to please the varied tastes Of sit
teIR. teba56t
~ Go to John Jones. 1l9 Dearborn st.. and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoE1s
t$ Cook g. Mclean, IS Dearborn street, have
made their price for cleaning and dying gents
garments 1eEs than any other house in the city.
ftb21-ly
, 1862-02-28

LIVE HOGsRece1yed, 1,e15. The market To-
day was buoyaEt and active and prices advanced
1Cxa15c q 100 1bs-the yards at the cloae being
ffre,1 e11ntx Sales Ee1e ae fnlIoYe:
, 1862-02-28

NEW BOOK" Undercur1cnts Of Wall
Street, romance Of business, By the author
of*tat. Lcgcr," &c. The above is just re-
ceiyed by John R. Walsh, corner Of Madison
street and Custom House Place-
, 1862-02-28

eE~ Go to John Jones. 119 Dearborn st.. and get
your clothes cleaned and repaired. uoy1s
, 1862-02-28
COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. -, 1862.
RECEIPTS FOE LAST TWENTY-FpEK HOURS.
-1fY1.. Il. a.. u. Z
, 1862-02-28

HE1n.-Mrs. Muller, charged with larceny
Of dress pattern from the store Of Potter tal-
mer, on Lake street, was examined 5esteraa5
morning nj the Police Court and held IN $500
hafr fo ar,EcGr for TRIAL.
, 1862-02-28

Eo,nrr OF ST. BENEpIcrEs SocH1T--Thc
Society Of st, Benedictus Of st. Joseph's
Church give a soiree at the German House,
corner Of Wells and Indiana streets, On Mon
day evening next, the third proximo. The
music viii be furnished By the National
Rsnd
, 1862-02-28

The programme MS concluded with = ben
d1e!;cn by Rey. d.. Tiffany.
, 1862-02-28

TIE FHTf-E1GHrH ILLINOIS, Scarcely any
mention has been made in the public prints Of
the part the Fifty-eighth, Col. Lgnch's resi-
ment, took in the battle Of Fort Done1son-
It-hc1d a responsible position with bravery
The extremc right Of Wallace's Division
lost twenty-five msn and had & large number
wounded.
, 1862-02-28

AFAR RoBEERY--H J robbery may ever
be called f,ir robbery, the larceny BY Mar
garet Fair, Of 4 quantity Of glassware and 9th
e4 yaluables from the residence Of e. G. Asay,
ESD, No. ISL Michigan avenue, may be fairly
entitled to he thus dcnominated. Justice
Akin did not see the point Of the joke, how
ever, yesterday morning, when he fined the
fair Margaret fifty dollars for the ofense.
, 1862-02-28

O1rET PREspTTERnS CHURCH FAIR
Tie ladies Of the Olivet Church propose hold
ing Fair, one evening next week, at Bryan
Hall. Lookout for their advertisement, Tor
there viii be rare opportunity to purchase
choice and useful articles, as well as to enjoy q
pleasant evening.
, 1862-02-28

ADVERTISEMENTS Counterfeit ones On
The Tetrc Hante Branch of the State Bank Of
Ind made their appearance in this city yester-
dey morning. They are an exact imitation Of
The genuine, and the engraving is well esecn-
ted. The paper, however, Is rather poor, aud
the signature Of the President Is not good.
, 1862-02-28
A RTIFICIAL: LEGS.-Arti6ciA

OTICE.-Perscns having bills
IN egs3ukt lta County oY Cook. ere rsc1estcd to
hand ahem in 70 Tie E1ufRy ClerE tnHediste'y
feaS n1fSTK,: LAURS& P. H1L1IARQ. Clerk.
, 1862-02-28

TRrAsos.- young man, William Pithey,
an account Of whose escape-or attempted es-
capc-from Camp Doug1ns, was giycn in these
columns OF Thursday, las bccn arrested His
accompsice has also been captured. The lat
ter will have lis examination to-day before q.
6. Commissioner Phil. a Hoync On charge
rf rft1easOu.
, 1862-02-28

AssArlT1SG 4 CoSDucroR.-Am member Of
tie Irish Brigade. named Patrick Wilson, vas
Yesterday arrested for an assault with q bay
onet upon a conductor Of State street ca1
by the name Of Edward Jewell. But for a
book the conductor carried in his breast
pocket, md which stopped the progress Of the
soldier weapon, he might have lost lis life.
W71eor will have his examination to-day
, 1862-02-28

VAULIS AND OUT-H0USES
e3eanaA WHY ehea1t bT JoHH HABEN+ 81 NORTH
Caskstxeet I'D 81 AA&x5 6sAse r. aoI$ hse4na
, 1862-02-28

= FRUITS AND FLoWERs.-The tod Doctor"
sends rs his 4nnuel Catalogue Of the Grove
Nursery, Dr.. John 4. Kennicott, proprietor, at
the Grore, Cook cou1ty, III. Notwithstand-
ing hie contributions to the VIII, in the shape
Of hie remaining eldest son and aI his hired
men, this pioneer Of horticulture, is still
ready to furnish, Is le has been for the past
ten years, i'll t1nt is useful for the orchard and
the garden. The catalogues may be found at
the seed stores.
, 1862-02-28
.Tnr 5alF.

GTEAA1 ENGINE FOR SALE.
~ secondhand. . horse power Engine and Boiler
3n COMPLETE. Inquire Ct S. MAYO, corner Twelfth
ChfcaHo. Ill fe2fn1a6,1m
, 1862-02-28

MIS-. BosTW1cK's CoScERT.-Thc concert
of Mrs. E. G. Bostwlelz, which will include
the rendering Of Rozsini's grand tragic opera
Of se1nira1nide, viii take place at Bryan Hall,
on Monday evening next, the Sd proximo. She
viii be assisted hy Mrs. Cassie Mattison, ME.
DePelgrcm, Mr- DePassio, Mr. Charles Sew
erns, Mr.: Franz staab, and u number Of her
pupils. We shal speak Of the musical festi-
val more at length tomorrow morning, our
columns not permitting this morning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
sheriff,s sale.

Amos Saunders, vs.. Sylvanus Taylor.-ln
Pierce County Circnit Court
DY virtue of an execution issued out OF and
ID under the seal of the Circuit Court OF
Pierce County. State of Wisconsin, to me di-
rected and delivered, in an action wherein
Amos Saunders is plaintiff, and Syivanus
Taylor is defendent, / have levied upon ana
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder, so much of the following real estate as
may be necessary to satisfy said execution
and attending costs, on Saturday, the 4th day
of October, A. D. 1862, at o'clock In the al
ternoon of said day, at my office, at the GO;
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, all
right. title and interest, not exempt by law
which the said Sylvanus Taylor has to the
following described lands. to-wit :: The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter, the
north-west quarter of the northwest quarter,
the southwest quarter of the northwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, Gall of NV qr) the northeast quarter
of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-.
ter of the northeast quarter, the Southwest
quarter of the northeast quarter, (all OF ne qr
ex. 40 acres) in section seven. town 70 north,
range IL west, county and State Aforesaid.
Dated August 20, 1862.
j. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
By G. 8. DUNBAR, Deputy. lo-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Sheriff,s Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County-State of Wis
consin.-B. f. Vannatta plaintiff, against
VIM. A. Tozer, defendent.
10y virtue Of an execution issued out of the
I'D circuit court for Pierce county, for the
sum of three hundred forty-eight and 32-100
dollars with interest thereon from the 9Th day
of June, 1862, in the above entitled action, i'll
favor of said plaintiff and against said defen-
dent. have levied upon the following des-
eribed property. to-wit: ne or of sw or. sec. 33
town 81, range Is, and lot. a, blk l, village of
River Falls. Lots 3, 4, and 7. block 81 lots
3 A 5, block 81 lots 3 6 8. block 81 !; lot
4 blk 81 lots 4 block l02 Powells Addti-
on. all in Pierce
county State of Wisconsin, which l viii ex-
pose and sell all the right and title that VIM.
A. Tozer had on the 9th day of June, 1862 or
any time thereafter, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, at the front door of Flint
House, in River Falls, in said county, on the
3Oth day of October, A. D. 1862, at 3 o'clock,
P. NJ. to satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1862.
j, r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
By AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy. 2lw6
WHITE d JAY, Plaintiffs Atty's.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
RIVER FALLS :
A A d E NV

CHEAP, THoRouGH.-The Trustees y.
pleasure in announcing that they have Sem.
the services of Prof. L. B. TEFFr as Prn,,.
of the River Falls Academy.
Prof. Tefft is graduate of Brown Unvs,
ty, and has had much experience and en-
success in teaching. During the past Nm
he has lad charge of the Prescott (,r,S.
School, where he proved himself not only
efficient teacher. but superior discipline a
and we can, with confidence, commend h
to all who dessre the benefits of MoronqB i
struction
The Academic year will be divided into 20
Terms-the Spring and Summer terms to Co
sist Oh Eleven weeks each, and the Fall a.
Winter terms. Twelve weeks each
Pupils can enter at any time during 4
term-paying only for the time of actual .
tendance. The price of Tuition will var
from 30 to go. cents per week-accordmg
the studies pursued-and in no case villa
extra charges be made for firewo0d, lights
incidentals of any kind whatever.
Pupils from abroad will be furnished '.
board in good families at 81 ,5Opor week.
Application may be made to the Prime,
or to either of the officers of the BOa.d
Trustees
G. W. PRATT. Presiden.
A. MORSE, Secretary.
River Falls, May II, 1862. n3 3n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Sheriff,s SaIes

Circuit Court, Pierce County, State OF Wis.
consin. B. E, Vannatta, plaintiff, against
VIM. A. Tezer, defendent.
DY virtue of an execution issued out OF the
I'D Circuit Court for Pierce county, for the
sum of three hundred and forty EIGHT and
32-l00 dollars. with interest thereon from the
9th day of June, 1862, in the above entitled
action, in favor OF said plaintiff, and against
said defendent, have levied upon the follow
ing described property, to-wit: N e or s W
or section 80, town 81, range Is.
Lot 4, block /, in village of River Falls
Lots and 7, block Ga, Powell's addition.
Lots and 5. block 81, Powell's addition
Lots 7 and 8, block 81, Powell's addition
Lot 4. block 81, Powelrs addition. lots 3
and A, block l02. Powells addition. all in
Pierce county, State of Wisconsin. which l
will expose and sell. all theright and title that
Wm A. Tozer had ON the 9th day of June,
1862. or at any time thereafter to the said lots,
at public auction TO the highest bidder. at the
front door of the Pest Office, in River Falls, in
said County, on the 9th day of September, A.
d. 1862, at o'clock P. NJ, to satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs.
Dated this 23d day of July. 1862.
]. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
By Amos SAUNDERS. Deputy. l3-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Pierce County, Circuit Court5

State of Wisconsin, Pierce County. ss.-The
state of Wisconsin TO A. o. Snyder.Angeline
Snyder, Hartman R. Wells. Jonathan S.
Christie, Richard D. Lathrop. G. II. Luding
ton. j. II. Morrison, Il. j. Hunter, and
Willism Faxon, defendants
VOU and each of you are hereby summon
L ed aud required TO answer tho complaint
of Norman S. Dunbar. plaintiff, copy of
which is filed in the Office of the clerk of the
said circuit court. and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscri-
bers, at their Office in the city of Prescott. in
said county, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive Of the day of such ser
vice and if you fail to answer said complaint
as herein required. the plaintiff in this action
will apply to the court for the relief de uand-
ed in the complaint.
Witness the Hon. J.. P. Wetherby, Judge
of our said court at Perry, this 9th day of
September, 1862.
20-w6 WHITE d. jar, Plff's Att'ys.