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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
letter from E!isiIl', yVinches-
ter.

publication, but many of our readers viii be
interested in it'll
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

On motion of Aid, Firner. the Mayor Will
provide for the completion of the fire hooks,
and for the keeping of the hooks and ladders.
AID Barnard was appointed a committee to
see Mr.. Marsh. and have the place in the ice
on Lake, made safe for night travel.
On motion, adjourned,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
D. D. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds Of Furniture. Chairs. Bed
steads, Tables, etc of different styles kept
constantly on hand. Furniture of any des~
erintion furnished 70 erder. All work war
ranted. Terms reasonable. Sher on Rynad
Street, Prescott, Wis. 34vl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
j. F.. MaC0mDer.

j. F. MaCofB0er.
Street. opposite Thorne, Eorrish 4 Co.'S
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Glasses
Set and Fitted to suit any Eyes Watches
Clocks, Jewelry and Sewing Machines Re-
| paired All work warranted.
September II. 1862. I-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
From the Home League.
Proclamation Lines-Jan. LIST, 1858.

I heard that silver voice Of angels cry.
And echo sent it all along the skv.
" Hos anna unto him who sits on high T.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

4" Yea, glory be 10 him that We should see
With these poor eyes this day of jubilee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
c. F. WILSON. City Clerk

IF Boz EDEN thus comments on the bear
recently killed in this county. in the local col
umns of the Oshk osh northeastern
Prescott JOURNAL saws. has been killed in
Pierce County. 1t took six men and five
dogs four days and Sunday, together with
much prayer and-no, not fasting-t'other
thing-to DESTROY the Monster His skin
weighed 500 pounds. His name was Bull
Beal. They wore out all their rifles. and f.
nally killed him with one of Lincoln's Jokes.
He was so tall that when he walked on his
hind feet he couldn't reach his nose (he prob
ably had lie get on a stump to blow ill., His
legs were made Of six-nch stovepipe. His
feet were feet and half long, and he wore
No. IS 'stogas.'"
"Moustrum, horrenaum, iuforme inqcns."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

EDITOR Journal There IS one little nee
essary fact that the families of soldiers or JUS
tees of Peace shorld be made acquainted
with. All soldiers names are recorded with
the first name in full and the Secretary Of
State tells me that many of the certificates for
State pay come there made ont with just the
middle names. For instance. William At
wood-whou his right name is Charles W.
Atwood. The consequence is. when the Sec'v
looks the list over he finds they do moi agree,
and therefore they cannot be paid. If YOU
can devise some way to get it through their
craniums it will not only save them some
trouble but the Sec'y of State MITCH annoy
ance. ours truly,
I..c L Ilaarx-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

Where you can get
Where you can get
Where you can get
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

And as the wend 'rons portals were unro.led
| saw them writing in their books of gold.
The date that all the prophets had foretold.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
Council Proceedings.

Council Hall, January 9th. 1863.
OCULAR MEETING Mayor Dill in the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-03

s,,b6 DsrormAnee without other reference % tnS
,o5ie Of such transportation than may oe IsSe
~ i for the due celebrity certainty, ana
ty IF snrb transportation" Under tnlS iSN; JS
y AZ nTonSse to transport the mail with y, e
sr,intI and security having been aeClGS " f
ISs onlT legal bids are construed as PtotIuLnS ~
the entre mail however large, and NhateHeE may
he mole oLconveyanee necessary 70 ~ I'm 10
fI,r rSrtanty and security and no others WIN "
ronsdered Except in the case oil Tellt S Hs1.
s,samEost ron es bids naming any T'aTt'e"'l' wac
Of canrSta1cs are Invariably rejected .,,..;.,
M A modification Of bid in any OF us essS %
,oInis - tSntsmount to a bid and cannot ~ re-
cSiyeI 20 as TO interfere with regular
amer tie last hnur set for receiving bids MaAus
new bid with guarantee and ceTthcateJ Is tue piS
way to modify previous BID. -. .,.o-I,F,5tbel
81 poStmastets are to be careful not 20 cettIy 8
sfciency Of yuarautors sureties withont nuoMiuS
.hat they are persons of sufficient respons1ut3 H
All bidders CuaIantcrs, and sureties are ~!
notie that ON a failure to euternto or perform thS
contracts for the service proposed for IN tle
bids the legal liabilities will be enforced aSau9'
them. Is =. - - ,,,,, NJ fhe
% Present contractors, and persons known az .ue
IenSr;ment must. equally with others procure
I,,rnnt1rs and certificates Of their sutncieGSy sun
stRntisiIS in the forms above prescribed. Ihe ser
tifcate Of suiciency he signed by po5tnastsE
or by A Judge ola court OF record. No ot9er GsF'n
cate will be admitted -, 81; 2 L,,.,
janl3-3m EOSt"us'e' U'''S'N''
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Leave Old Point Comfort daily, except Sun"
day, at ms
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, at $50
Arrive We at Old Point Comfort next days by e
Proposals to commence service ut Norfolk
invited.
ass Prom Oraneock, by Wiseyille, Guftord, Mes
sopro, Temptranceville. and New Church, to
Horntown. Is miles and back, twice a week:
Leave Onanccck Tuesday and Saturday at b
nj;
Arrive at UOrntown by p m;
Leave Horntown Monday and Friday at d m;
Arrive at Onancnck byi p IN.
bids to end mt New Church invited.
4iSi From Accomack II, by LOcustville, TO Locust
Mount, 10 miles sud back, three times
Leave Aesomack II, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at pm;
Arrive at Locust Mount by p IN;
Lave Locust Mount Monday, Wednesday
aud Friday at 5 am;
Arrive at Accomsck H, by II m.
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The present critical state nf European aHairs will;
render these publications unusually interesting dur.
die ground between the hastily written nrwsj,ains
crude spccnaiions, aud flying runlors Of the tIaiIy
journal AMI the pondeTUus tome o; the future hi.
toFAn written after the living interest aud excite
Acnt "t tho great political events Of tho time -bnI,
nave passed away. II is TO theSc Periodicals that
reliable history of current events and ne sncI, ~
addition to their wei established literary scientific
and Theological character, We urge them upon ths
confederation Of the reading public -"
The receipt Of Advance Sheets from IN.
british publishes gives additional value 10 these
Reprints, tnHsniuch rs they eau be placed II,
the hands Uf subscribers about soou as the orig
nal editinns. .e'-
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Cleveland, Fittsburg andWheel.
ing Rail Road.


~ a. iizzs.g2 = - -!
NSAND AFTER MONDAY, Nov nth, Is02 pas.
" senser Toxins viii leave Bridgeport as follows,
Sundays eIoeptSi:J
4 O5 a. 81. Mail Train stopping at all statIops ar
riyes At Pittsburgh at $40 p ~, and
Cleveland AZ $40 T.. 81.
3bs Y. VI. Express Train. stopping at all stations
arrives at Pittsburgh al s:I5 p NJ
b'4O T. NJ Express Traiu- arrives at Pittsburgh at
100 =. NJ. and Cleveland At 9:22 A. ".
RET TURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at e25 A. II. and $3.50 p. ", ar.
rive at bridgeport At $40 =. 81, and 6:2l AN
Leave Pittsburgh at l:GO A. NJ, G:4O A. NJ and
TAG p. NJ arrive at bridgeport at G:2I A. NJ IO5
A. VI. and O:lO J.. NJ.
Connections are made as Follows;
NJ PitisbuTgh with Pennsylvania K. r. for Harris
Inrg, Baltimore, Washington, Philh-
dolphin, New York and Boston.
Cleveland with Cleveland Z ToIed Il. Il. for San
unsEy, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NORTH WEsT. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit, jackson,
Chicago and the NORTu WEST With
Cleveland Erie Il. Il. for Erie Dun.
Kirk, Buffalo AID Niagara Falls with
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
GEeatiihe, Delaware Columbus and
At Hudson with the c. q & Q. r. r. for Cuyaloga
fallS, Akron, Miilersburgh aud Wo6s
At Alliance with L. Fl. W. d c. X. n. for Canton.
MaAsiiion, Wooster Salem, Euon, Co
At stoubenTlle with ?. c. c. Line and AT BELL.IE
with e. o. o. R.R forZanesviIIe, New
ark, Columbus, Senia, Dayton Indi
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville
81. Louis ST. Joseph and ali points
Wtst and South west.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SaT6.
Fare Aiwsys "si low, and time much quicker than
any other route.
Through Tickets to all points in tho West, North
and East can be procured Rt the office under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, Va, or with Ticket
A gent - Bridgeport Station.
FREIGHT contracts will be made at lowest rates to
any point accessible by this road and It's connections
TO tho East, North, West and Northwest At ofIice
under M'lure House. with Fl. Agent at Bridge
port station. wM. d. TERRY, Agent
Wheeling, Va
d. Il. WILLIAMS, Agent
J. n, MCCULLOUGH, President
+ Il. MYERS. Gent Ticke. Ag't febs
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Premium to New Subscriber.

the Nos. OF the same Periodicals for 1870 viii H..
furnished complete. tritiout additional eI1y,r
unlike the more epholneral Magazines OF The iIay
these Periodicals lose little bv age Jancs nj
valuable az forlS62. nearly AS
Subscribers wishing also the Nos for 1851. yvUIho
supplied at the following EIrRENEIr Low RGrEs:
Splendid Offers for 1850, ,6I. 4 ,so
Together.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-03
FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARAN'
TEE AND CERTIFiCATE.

The undersigned -, whose post oiiiee address
is - county OF stats OF -, proposes
carry the mails OF the United States, frcn nly l.
1865. 10 June 80, 1857, route No. -, between
ps,,,,stcT General dated December Is 1852. with
celerity certainty, and secur ty,F for the annual
sum Of - dollars.
distance OF tine route the weight of the mail to be
carried and I'll rpartculArS in reference to the
route and service and RlsO. after careful eNamina-
Vertisement.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-03
A Card to the People
Now is Your Time TO Save Money!
Bargainsl BnrgainaII Rnreninsr11


IN consequence Of the fact, that all Cotton Goods
are advancing very rapidly, and tho Indications
arc that they NEillTrFy sOOn be higher than any
previous time, have purchased large and splendid
stock u Foreign and DOnrstie Dry Goods, which
have In store. No. 80 Main Get. Centre Wheeling
aud to which would respectfully invite the attef-
tOn Of the public, "a, intend selling tho stock ont
At tho old prices and some goods cheaper than
they were knawn bcfOrs. ~ That vi ,tersSn.
needing goods, who win need them very -oon ind
better avail themselves Of this opportunity Of sup
plying themselves they ~ i'll save money by max.
Ing their purchases at this time; besides they will
have good assortment to make their selections
from.
Ny stock consists, In part, Of Brown and Dleachsd
husllns, CalicOs, Mems and Boys Of every de-
BcTiptiOn Checks Plannels, GnghAIns, ShAwls Table
and Towel Diapers, Irish Linens aud Shirt Bosons
PArhsols Shaker Hoods. Hoop Skirts Lace and q rem.
adine Wells, White Goods, LAeUa EnbrOidCries Of all
kinds Hosiery, &c, &c.
LADIEsi LADIES' Your special attention Is
Invited TO my very superior stock Of DRESS GOODS,
which ia the largest, cheapest aud most complete OF
the season. Lawns, Plain, Plaid and Embroidered
Grey Goods, MozAInbIquea, BeTago Anglais &C., in
great variety. Please call early, l will make II
greatly to your advantage to DO so.
Yours very respectfully,
JOHN ROEMRR
Jo24 No. % Main st., Centre wheeling, Va.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID c
coughs, COLDS, HoARsENEss.IN-
FL WHN11AA; BRONCHITIS,
CIRQUE, ASTHMA
lNCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION

and for the relief of consumptivs N, ti,r,. q.
ed stages Of tho disease F~''Si's III au'h
~ VIZ need not speak to the public oF "a. ,-..
the sNSty town and almost every hnmletot
o AtneLcan StatesI its wonderful cures Of nnIno,
NY complaints have made it already know N
are me families In any civilized country on t5I1
S0utiheht without some personal exuereDro oTj,s
eIeetS and Tower yet the communitiss 49, ~ tss
~ INCL nave not among them some living tyonb,SoT
lie tbroS, ~ sne subtle and dangerous diseascsSf
ana lungs Whileit is the most oI, srSI
Snsoote yet known to man for the forndsbTo o
also the psassnte. on me pulmonary organs it Is
employed for infants and Young neroD aiA' can 10
si nave 1t In store against the insidIo, @
ant grounds to believe the CaESaY pe nave abSnd-
more nNes by the consumptions Il nTsysrt .i .es
they are cnTabo II W you cure your colds while
A master the memorable cankert that fsst
JrssS '.aI eats your life away. All know ne
700 the virtues of tins remedy ". 1as1 Ihsy Know
wan 20 assure them 1t is st made the hest ~
most perfect possible and thus eo.J boaues 1t tho
their cure. Jul sAill can furnish tor
prepared by DR.. j. C. AVER
H'Sss.cat and analytical Caemft, Lo,,,11 g..
and dealers n asdsSoD CO by all Druggists
CO. v. JoHNsoN. ie INNS
6. ". JOHNSON & SON
: iAStGFers OF Copper, TIN ann
,,,,, sAAecG IRON Ware.
~ AVING AVAILED oTTP ~,
thar a t 60 fAcilities, arc better 6rs
tbs 49, 10 70 M an orders for snyarficIs ~ "a now
mac ~ 1ne Of business. VaIliss and EoFE In
tjoT t 90 order. Steamboat work conductors
rIHl GnG WorkmAnlike manner We IN substan-
can ttention to this branch or he
Wb6isssIH SatiStaetion in every parfj.I' ana
cannot az Dealers We can offer ind5es. 10
coEnnJst toSna elsewhere. Our stocS ~ thst
Keen nu me assortment Is full Al are -
Of CosI ~ OF thelatest and most apnroIj Nc
"Ooq Stoves on hand al Ali &C. 0ttethl
g. ", JOHNSON 4 son
Jy2-d&Wtt ho.179 Market s11isr.
THIRR IV01I---- ---------- VII ceiling, We
for ceIsbr and many Other S,fisS' OLumS,
Indens-ssns N coming Gnniyer.ar, ~ suitable
At the Variety Store az VI american
jeSO D.NICOLL 4 RRo
Country Merchants
~ H lE5ssd .ss seII ssd 4... stock
.sR7s z HArprn 80 n TINS
X -, ;st0Rs, FURS.-I bev. -
R1.SisI 1l1Yoise otthe handSomest T uSt received
SADIE, Mink, Gable Fiteh 81 run, such
ever Plea III O9na aud Nuns ehesnsE NJ,
NAVY can early to secure bsrrSjSSSSt no" Than
ALEX. HEYAiGE 10 HI
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TERMS. Irregular prioOs.)
POSTAGE.

The Postage to any part Of the United States will
De but TWENrY.EOuR CENTS a year for %BlaeE.
wood" aud bnt FOURTEEN CENTS a year for eScl,
AZ the above prices the Periodicals will Re rpr.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-03

" - 71-7l1 We IL 10 -
DROPosALs viii be received at the Contract Of
L fee Of this Department until 10 m. Of Ihurs-
day, April ID, 1861 for conveying the mails Of the
United Etates for four years, commencing July l.,
1855 aud ending June 3d. 1867 in the State Of Iir-
giniH on the routes and % hesehedules Of depar-
tursA and arrivals herein specified.
Decisions announced by April %, 1858.
tBi9der1 piH szdmins carefully he form and in
Er7ictIoHT afsd eTpscilLly the LdttS- part Of in.
EtTIIctiOn 49,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-03

The undersigned. residing at --. State OF
- undertake that, IL the foregoing bid for car
rying the mail on route No. - be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall prior 70 the LIST
day of July 1865 into the required obligation
or cO.tract 20 perform the service proposed, with
good and sufficient sureties.
This We do, understanding distinctly the obliga-
tions and liabilities assumed by guarantors under the
eth section Of the Of Congress Of July p 1856
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster Mt --, State of
- cert!ics UNDER MS OATH oP OFFICE, that he is
acquainted with tho above Gulrhutors, and knows
tn m 10 be Of property, Hnd able to make good
their guarantee
Dated
ssee act of Congress of March s, 1876 section is.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE 8 Ohio railroad.


Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
E6F Ess5z::zsszsss3 - 80
OFFICE OF THE Z. o. K. r. CO
wEEELISG, 18th Aug, 1852
DUsIERSS being fully resumed On the Baltimore
ID Ohio Railroad, the Company having thorough
under Government protection, she road thoroughly
and completely guarded By Government troops will
and a!tsF the 18th Aug, run tWo through pasen-
ger trains and continue their fan equipment in the
transportation Of Tonnage
PAssESGEE scaEDCLE.
D>pIr,,
LEAVE WHEELING, daily, at 1910 A. NJ; Ben
SO z. NJ; Cumberland, ~ =. NJ NArtinsburg
kt9 a. n; Harptrs Ferry, 5:iT 81 arrive At Bal
tiuost at 500 An
Returning,
LEAVE BALTIMORE at p ~; M.rtfnsburg,
lls35 2. y; Caube.land, 1 4. 81; Grafton IL A. NJ;
BenTOod, l;lj r. NJ, arrive al WEeelinE 40 P. n.
Dpari,
Tho second train viii depart daily, except satur.
dayss stJ-JJ i. ~ Grafton ;is5 A NJ; NeR Creek
.=52 4. y. CemI4rlant, OH A. NJ; AArtinsburg,
$3.50 =. 81; Harper. Ferry. l;5G =. NJ; Washing
P.M. 0"'''''' '''O : % arrive Al baltimore AT 0;'0
Resnrring,
LEAVES BALTIMORE, SIS NJ; HArpsr's Fer
~ l%;iO A. 81; Nartinsturg, LIS p. NJ. Cunber-
r. ~ honwo-,d, 8 a. "; arrive At Wheeling $50
W. p. SMITH, Master Transportation,
L. ". COLE, General Ticket Agent.
A. DIFFEY, General Supervisor Of Trains
}. p WILLARD, supesyier0G Trains
J.B. FORD, GenT Agent, Wheeling. HugIs
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AhS % NnS ApoNe works viii also be furnished In
<Ns'' SIo'ertSsF' Tor the year 1857, s. aud o at
one Hdtf the RegHiar Subscription Prices.
~, Thus a Ns1o S4bsefS may obtain the Reprint ,oi
the -Four Reviews and BlNckwood 80 tU'
seven Consecutive Years for san
Which i bat little more than the price Of IN. -;
nal IsOrkI forone year - " sue y '9t'
AZ We shall never again be likely to offer such In.
dneements As those here presented -"
NOW is THE TINE TO SUBSCRIBED
RsTittanees must, in all easss be made sfr,g,
can be allowed TO agents : ION
LsoNARD SCOTT co,
!Ano No. 81 Gold street, New York.
SALT.-Soo barrels Pittsburgh No. i E.ty,--
y 500 do 'sOhio River
just received aud tor sale by
let' NJ REILLY
HAMBURG cHEESE-Firy boTss DIcs
II Cheese In store and for sale by -'Se
Ns' N. REILLY.
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snss INVOICE Ti8s ss E,SgRs-I have i0it received
sable Mink, Sable FiteS ~, tGts, such
ever peSSe eS Gg. and Num- leading
nov92 AL GSSly 4 to Seeprs bargSiRS. no" 'h@n
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INSTRUCTIONS,

So act of coDgrss, of March $, 1876, section IS
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Country Merehanfa

A NE " IL invited to call and exam,r. .,,..,.-.
HEkot HATS and CAPS ever bssr the sEsst stock
.eRis T..pp n,,sa IA this
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OniGiniEg conditions to be incorporated the con-
tracts 10 the ertcnt the department may deem
proper
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

Jan. 18Th.
I, th. T,ftal S.afcs senate Yesterday a bll
.r,'. ..r.-..l a. .d r..a-..5 fo..d Wet F.ryinia
....f- .aI t.a. a1,ltol Of sl.verv.-
r.- ft.t..r ..of,9.l.aad notes
.,f..,,.d lra.t.u u- Cbt-...- rr..t naaa-
..sf .,...,--t Ts.6.l Tor rae msre prompt
ntg., .nt ,t sid e~. Was POSTPONED. q Jellg ia
f-t .. "a &,
'.-..- e.. ,...',,t II, .-.,.rs,
.-.-... -,... '.~..,,--r. r,s
a. a. .,.l y, -,....-s -
>,,,'. .,.,,.., sl.t-,r..--- ~. ,af-@rs
f.-+..d.f.n.. Kentucky was aIoyted-z3
+.ls
D.. tls Uo,.s an a.f,-,n, was made 10 take
mp, m. LID r.ds..i,y he dlty on p-.ai.ar paper
.,ta.la,, -l...sd. 6.l.s called ior
-t.f..n atof tg. etpsl.., in.lrred ior he sup-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

Of the session avs o. 1893, rni.ied o. ac- r
provide ior assessing property 81 - true va'r'
and for .evyiug and collecting tax-s thereon;
Also, d bi 10 amend aci ~. s., OF -~ss .l
laws u 1889. enutled a. 4c- 10 asnetl So. .ol
SIS Of the compiled AVS. relating 70 .he --- S.
ment and collection Of axe;
Also. a Dill 10 amend -,cton cf act No l55
Of The session laws OF s5l. -nrrfl-c 40 ac- .o
Gefse The powers and duties - ta- oosrl OF -u
pervi-of- of the sev-iai counties, *
Also, 4 bi 10 amend -ecu.a thirty three 10
act No thifty-rwo. o. the session lae- of ls5>
entitled au act 70 amend AZ aci 70 r.ovide .o.
assessing property at its true value. and for lrs'
ing and collecting taxes thereon, approved Feb
ruafy / 1888 AID act iaieal4for, thereto
approved February Il, 1888.
Mr. Clatk introduced a 81 u 10 anet d sn ac'
for tue rgan z4tion Of TIE military forces =
the state Of chigan.
Rad a hsst and second ,ine tli referred .o
the committee vu uifus.
Mr Fowler Introduced hl % amen section
TWO Of al act entitled al act 20 amend c.apier
one hundred aud seseHt. f.r 90 tar comp I'D
hgs. .ud % author a. f.r >a'a.t OF i.l-e- 81
plob-.e.
Read first and second time, and referred 10
committee on judiciary.
Mr Humphrey introduced a bill to refund
money paid as boUnties 10 volunteers
Read - and second Tune aud referred o.
committee OH Judiciary.
Mr Clark Introduced a bill 10 amend seciioa
IL OF the compiled laws.
Read first and second tine and referred 10
committee Oh lliciaFy.
Mr Fowler introduced a bill TO enable ile
qualified electors OF this Safe, ia the military
service TO vote al certain elections.
Rad f 70 asld second -ii.e and reie ta fo
she cJ.ulittc, On prvi.c--- i.d elections
The senate aui J.rl.cI.
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= 7. Angler i-0pri-to-. Jackson. M-l.Eln THIS
A'4se las ottl enlarged reltl-i. Int elegantly far
hisAe- KS lAr B'arlers .lI us t9rs can be- accom-
A'.lri a tl .eot rooms a-sl c.lss i4rc ana all th.
comforts oi hltcl ae. % nast reasonable prices 10
tftls''As guests t.c Mlroa House presents ia l,ce
mats oy wAy o. apartments .arr, ami weu located
az .-i-ls'- more eliza sanity t4u those OF anv other
h'.- A lls para 1. Gle country. llr prop-i.tor ~ M
~ al il ais q'war % mike -v person 4ttls Nt-r
1'-Se ,,a..rlao-e & T. ANGLER. Proprietor
q. sal MOI rs, Head ClarS. formerly nf the An-i.r
hoi~e. tevean.. Cd. A Moss. steward. f1-na.-.y
o. tle s.. jams Hotel gl.rl1 \ 1,s
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DRAYIyG.


4. e MAIDEN may De found - the corner BY r Thav,-
COS Drugstore. opposite the Bl1k. with his Draw
prepared n al TIM t' lo any h-s lss % The line ef
oraying with promptneSs an satisfaction Terms -es
soaaoie Orders .rfi With r Taayr- Co will be
promptly attended TO- Ivsss
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'A4rNI LAWl r ANn >oIlCI0R IA J.-f .rso- Avs-,s
Detroit, Mich. Branch Cfi-.. wasairrton. n G. Fs
taoishti % t>+4 prawil-s aui spec Iic4tions n-e-
Parei- an4 Patents obtained on new inventions NJ
every description Cas- taken npou con sion Al Zee
iAe inventor 50 desires-that Is patient no nav
A1Fiee given and Circulars sent gFaiuisousy S5sTl
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81 HUDSON. Prop-letlr. Wn T.. HOCCK. C.-rz Ian
sag, Michigan stag l-Ave this H1ls. dailv iu-
sac>s'l - J'aas. ietrot. aat int.rrneiiatc places
LlaSl- J-y D. sol
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EDGAR HOESE.

ANlsi1g. hic1i-aaN " EiSar. Proprietor The El-lr
h,-se : new. hlvl-S been Just completed and Is dt-
t l tlfcEnolt in the best style anl with new fur
nitlre- On Washington Avenue near Ga. site o. the
OH Lansing House >tlE,s leave tnis House daily g.
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