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i.en Wanted EoTsE,e Invalid
COPss.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosT MARSHA, !
9Th Dist. Wis, La Crosse, June Is.


Only those fithful soldiers who, from
wounds or the hasdslips of war, are no Ion-
ger fit for active field duty. will be recci, ed
in this Corps of Honor. Eniistments will be
for three years unless SOONER discharsted.--
Paw and allowances same ~ for officers and
men oil the United States Infantry; except
that no premiums or bounty fCr enlistment
will lie allowed. This will Mt inyaIi,ae
any pensions or hOEalies which may tie due
for l'revious ryices.
The following unifarr, has been adopted
FOX officers and men of the Invalid Corps:
FoR OFFWERs.-Frock coat-o! sky
cloth with tli k-llae velvet collar and cuffs.
in all other r..srec;s accur..ii 10 the present
PATTERN for Officer, in Infantry.
Shoulder stra js-AccoTtiing to present reg
nllions bat worked on iark-blue velvet.
panta:oons--Of SIX; -ilue cloth, with dou-
be strine of ,lar!--blue cloth down The oUicr
scam. each stripe one-i,alf inch wide. with
sracc between of thrt e-c;~htl.s of an iich.
Forage cap Present regulation.
FOR ENLISTED MEN. Jacket-Of sky
blue kerscy, with dark blue trimmings. cut
like tie cavalry jacket. to come well down on
! the abdomen.
Trowsers-Prcsent regulation. sky-blue.
! Forage cap-preseut regulation.
Men who are still in service and unable to
/ perform effective field daiy. may be transfer
red Ia this corps.
/ Medical Inspectors. Surgeons in charge OF
! Hospitals. Military Commanders. and all 9TH
ELS having authority 10 discharge. under exist
/ ing laws and regulations, are forbidden ~
! giant discharges to amy men under their com
/ trcl who may be ST for service in the Invalid
/ Corps:
For the convenience or service. the men viii
! lie selected for three grades of duty. Those
WHO are most efficient and able bodied, and
! CAPABLE of performing guard duty. etc. etc.,
! will be armed with muskeis, and assigned 70
c0mpanies Of he First Battalion. Those OF
The next degree Of efficiency, including those
who have lost a hand or an arm aud the least
effective, including those who have lost q foot
or lee, to the COMPANIES Of the Third Ba;tal-
lions: they will be armed with swords.
The dulles Will he chiefly to act a. provost
guards and carri>ons ior cities; guard hospi'
tails and other public buildings; and a. clerks
orderlies. etc. II found Necessary they may
he assigned 60 fHis. &c.
Acting Assistant Provost AIarsl,als Genera
arc authorized 10 appoint Officers of the Reg
uiaY Service. az of the Invalid Corps 20 as
/ minister the oath ci enlistment 10 those mel
who have completely faliiied the prescribed
conditions of admission 10 The Invalid Corps
| viz.
]. That the applicant IS unfit for service il
Tie field.
.. That he is ft Tor tie ,!uties, or some o
them, indicated above
3. That if rot now in the service, lie wa
! lorpraniv discharged.
A. That 10 is r.erlto' ions and deserving.
taf enlistment or fugthor information ap
ny 70 the Eaard IL Enrolment ior he 81
Dist =; la Crosse, Wis. lO-w5
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SGm mons.
State Ct isconsin, Pierce County Circuit
Court

State Ct Wisconsin, Pierce County Circuit
Court.
Wilson j. Van Dyke, PFf,)
1r.rror " Wa,,ar I'll, Revenue Stamp
Freeman and j. c. Hyatt.
Deii's.
The State of WisconsiH to the above named
Harvey Walter, J. r. freeman and j. &. By-
att, defendants:
NOU and each Of YOU are hereby summon
i ed and required 10 answer Tie complaint
of the plaintiff in this action. a copy of which
is herewith served upon yod. and SERVE a copy
of your answer upon the Subscribers at the
Office of Parker Adams, Esq. in the city Of
Prescott, Pierce county. Wisconsin, within
twenty davs after the service hereof U,Jon vow.
exclusive Of the say of such service: and if
YOU fail 10 answer The compliant within The.
time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action VII:
take judgement against you for llIe srIn .f
two hundred dollars with Interest thereon
from the 10th day of July. 1851. at the raio
of l2 per cent. per aanua, besides tic cUs.s
Of this suit.
JUDsoS d VAN SIrcK. Plfs Aitya.
Dated August %, 1867.
The complaint in this action has been filed
with tie Clerk Of the Circuit COuit OF Pierce
County, Wis.
EST JUosoy & vaS sEYeE, PITS Ait'ys.
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Notice to Creditors.

Pierce County Court In Probate.
tn the matter Of the Estate
OF 70 all whom il
Solomon o. McKeen de- may concern:
ceased.
Letters of adminis:rat on on said estate
having ha"n issued to Solomon 4. McKeen
of said County on the 81 day Of November
1863. ard SIX months from and alter said day
being allowed and limited fps' creditors ia
rrt sent their claims for examination ami al
lowance. notice is hereby given that tie Hu-
dcrsigmed " Ill, on III" FIRST Mondays of Fe''-
ruary and May next at ten O'Clock A. NJ, on
each of said days. ut his Office N the City
Of Prescott. receive. examine. and adjust. AL
claims and demands OF al persons against
said deceased.
MILLjAH H1WEs. County rndCe.
November 10, 1853. SV-i
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A CARD.

Eov. 1851, the Lord saw Fit TO take
one Of my little girls out of the family
circle. which caused great anepintion in
the family. August, 1862, gave boy
10 the army for the good cause Of the
Union. Nov. q, 1863. the Lord saw
fit to bless ne by nv wife, by replacing
two in their place. the one boy, who
shouted Union fo.eyer!" as sooa Is hs
"a. born; ard the other girl, WHO !
doubt will follow the fathers .torHaer
footsteps. Copperhead.
p. II. SIMoN.
Dated this 30.h day, of Nov. 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

EE GoDEY for December, is on our
table. 1t is superb number. 1t closes
tie old year cheerily with its richness Of
al useful and elegant things. The
Christmas Tree is one of the best pic
lures Of the kind we ever saw. We
wonder each one we receive how the
next one viii compare with this ineom'
parable ore, but it always exceeds expec,
tatiOn. No lady should be without it.
4Send for Cooley.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

81 There is TO be another draft in
4 il county in about four weeks, unless
oar quota is filled BY volunteering. Poor
iuen With families, who are subject TO the
draft, are inexcasabIe if they do not
avail themselves Of the system of club
hing together, SO that they may be sure
Of The means TO procure exemption, if
they cannot 90.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28
Kecsure and Musical, Enter
faia:EcE1.

DR.. J. C. PRIDE, formerly Of this city,
will give a Lecture concerning the War,
and Musical Entertainment, consisting
of new and patriotic peices, at the Brick
Church, on Friday evening next. Hat
Of the proceeds will be gison TO the Sol
jier's Aid Society here. Let there be a
full attendance.
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Take yoffcn.

This is TO notify al persons wksn i; may
concern. that I hss, t.is day given my SON.
JosEPu A Rollins. his time, to do Tor lim-
SELF 10 make his can contracts and receive
his own earninss; aid that VIII moi be re-
sponsibls for any eebts Of his contracting.
s. K ROLLINS.
Rive. Fails. + ov. LIST, 1864 27-G
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

ISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
~ MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-uew and reliable treaiment-in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address DR.. j. SxrLLIS HoUGu-
Toy Howard Association, No2 South Ninth
St, Philadelphia, Pa. y6 mas ly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28
NEW ADyEaTEsEmENTs.
NOTICE.

Came into NV enclosure on Big Riaer. on
the Diamaud Blafr road, about the 18th ef
November 1863. one dark brown OK, about
five years old, with white stripe on back and
some white on both hind legs, The owner is
requested to take him away.
LEOPOLD SANS.
Big River, Nov. IS, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

v w. w. Hutchins, and George
r Clements, of Co. B. 9Th Reg. "Ircn
{ Brigade" are in town. Jerry Heath
+. formerly of the same Co, who was
wounded at the battle of South Noun
! tain, and discharged, bas also returned.
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LOST

The notice Of Draft served or VIM. Castillo
ANY one finding The same aud returning it "a
me or to the Journal Office viii confer = fiji
vor.
WI. CASTILLO.
Diamond Blrh. Nov ., 1858.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

81 FIgE.-Chas. Eagiohardt living
on J. N. Bailey's place in Clifton, had
MS house and all bis provisions burned
last Monday. Last year Mr.. Emglehardt
lost nearly all he had by the Indians in
Minnesota, and this calamity falls heavi-
" on him. Mr.. Bailey's loss is about
$500.
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Taken Ep.

Came into my enclosure about the first OF
Nov. two brindle steers, one about wears
old. white star on his face. white on tail and
flank Tie other . years old. white on tail and
.Eank. The owner IS requested Ia prove prop
erty, pay charges, and take them away.
JAMES VERSION,
Oak Grove, Nov 10. 1858.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

w We trust the County Board will
make provision to pay the families of
DATED men, who are needy-the same
bounty they pay to the families of voluu-
teers, 1t will be but just to do SO.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

Fg GEO. NEWTON has an experienc
cd workman employed making harness.
Those in want of the article, should give
Lin call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

Ey We hear that the town of River
Falls contemplates raising tax to pay
a bounty to volunteers to fill their quota
for the next call. Such a move is talk
ed Of here.
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GtTaye<a.

Into the premises OF the undersigned. on the
9th OF Nov. ore lerga red ond white COW,
with large horns ana about CT years old.
The owner vii! il-ase 10 rioye property, pay
charges and take away.
IUMCEL Dos.
CIhcn Nov. IL. 1865.
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THOMAS Walden. NJ. ID.

Informs the public that he has located in
this town. for the practice of his profession,
in Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery. and
will attend also to all calls in the country -
His Office is at the Prescott Hotel.
Prescott, Oct. 6. 1863. n236
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

The Ladies Of the ". e. Church in Pres
colt, Will hold Festival in the basement OF
the brick Church on Thursday evening. Dec.
Sd, 1863. A good supper viii be provided.
, also oysters and ether good things. All are
: invited TO attend.
In behalf of Com.
t C. HOBART.
I Nov. 25. 1863.
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THE DRAFT
List Of Men Drafted in
PIERCE COUNTY.

PRESCOTr-Number Drafted 8.
Hiram Newman. VIM. A Boughion.
Henry s. Parks Augustus Ruley.
A Pudv. Howard Harvey.
govisEd Libby. john Blourock.
RIVER FALLS-Number Drafted g.
AZ. Hart. n. F. Prisons
y. C. EOlcomb. II. A. Stene.
a. Mckee G. K. Griffin
Arthur ChiIGs. John Braithwait.
Observation-Disclosures Drafted Z.
vm. pi,kerson. David Nc Larghlin.
IJo,s: :. Severance. Andrew Bennett.
". y. Wilson.
CLIFTON-Number Drafted 5.
{ +. Pollard. Geo. T. Gum.
Bishop Gordon. Samuel Rollins.
!. v. Hamilton.
MARTEL-yumber Drafted !.
Syenunv Halvcrson. Chris. Hsllnm.
Jacob johnson. Ealver JOrgeu.on.
Thnre SvensOn. Christian TUfe.
Berger Olson.
OAK GROYE-Numser Drafted IL.
Geo. W D:chsrson. y. b. Hyatt.
sfastu -ilz. @ASitltA AAdlC
l.. l.. Tripp. Fred Hardy.
:! 2. H.lpse. 81. L. Crook.
T. L. pantcrIh. Newton Marcy.
Flank Labrash.
DIAMOND BLUFF-S lumber Drafted g.
TIN McCue. Michael XcCGe.
IIsdtu Wyiie. Vim Castillo.
~. PaSO-Nl r.ter Drafted 1.
Fr!.n CresH. Jackson Cniher;scn
F5ed Fisher. Peter SchnItt.
HARTLAND-Sun DIa0ed
Cts. P Brown. Davis Taber.
Henry Fails.
TRFSTOy-Nursber Drafted 2.
.laDce GuYlyin. iIoviin Reel.
IS&EEL-Numb.r Drafted !.
T:.or..ss Nelson.
PLEASANT VALLEY-Eo. DATED I.
M;,.cn J. Paine Hugh Pri'chard.
Er. giGguar. r. q. Sands.
ts,i!c,t Seh .iicgger. John. O'R-ifn.
I.'.Lyiv.. i tises.
IEPEY-,S timber D-afei5 5.
hif=e.l Mikes. y DSien.
.i,.i.. io.iss0-
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ParEaurss & Wilson,

DzALERs in General Me:cha=eise. Orange ST.
Prescott. Wisconsin. s-yl
Psescott. Juso 6. 1858
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D 7 e D 4,

In Diamond Bluff. Sept. 9th, Of Diphther-
ia. LlSSIE MAY. only daughter of Ezra and
Betsy Wylie. aged A years and months.
Calm, and serene, as yon blue sky,
Sweet LIyNIE sleeps in death $ embrace,
No more 10 dread the heaving sigh,
She's gone 10 taste Saviors' grace.
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d. D. PRICE.

Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Chairs, Bed
s.cads. Tables, Cofins. Gilt MOaldines. Pic
ture Frames. Patent Water Drawers. etc
Furniture of any description furnished to
order. All work warranted. Terms CASH
Shop on Orange Street, opposite Prescoi
Hotel. Prescott, Wis. 3i-y
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20 There will be preaching at the
Baptist Church to morrow, at 10! A. NJ.
u Rev. I. T. Thickstun, Of Hastings.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

E5 DR.. J. c.. PRIDE's lecture last
evening, about matters connected with
,ne siege Of Vicksburg. WAS very well at
,naed. The DR.. evidestly knows how
r. ming was dono.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28
Donation Visit.

There viii be Donation given for the
benefit Of Rev. L. B. ROGERS, on Friday
Ihe llth inst, P. II. aud evening, at his
iesideuce. The friends are invited TO at
'end-the older people in the afternoon.
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Nov. 25, 1863.
M 4 2 r 7 e D.

In the city of Hudson, Nov. q. by the
Rev. Mr.. Humphrey. Z. F. CLARK, to Macy
Z. FULLER. eldest daughter of Hon. s. s. N.
Fuller, all of that place.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

E5- The weather has been beautiful
during the past week.
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Green Apples.

OOA Barrels choice Apples. just received
Cttt ana for sale nv Dill & Bgo.
prasco,t October 81 1863. 25-,f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

, RE-onrs.-We have received from Hon. j.
T. LEWIS, the report of thu Secretary OF
State. and from Hon. S. d. HASTINGS, the
Treasure rs report. These are interesting coc-
7 uments, and we shall enjeavor TO find room
! for the more Interesting portions of them in
, some future number.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-28

Esr The Kilbourn House is closed
fr the season. This will be a one-horse
Town until it has a two-horse hotel.
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no TR UsT

No Trust viii be given for Work done
at my Shop after this date.
GEORGE NEWTON.
Prescott, Nov. IS, 1868.
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

PETER SMITH
DEALER in Clocks. Waite hes and Jewelry
L has removed TO Peter Bott's new bull
ding. Broad Street Repairing done TO order.
Prescott, July 18th, 1868. l2-tf
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CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.
VIZ. wEsTrALL. Cashier.
CuAs. MILLER, President.

EXCHANGE bought and sold. and prompt at
tcntion given to collections. .,
Prescott, June 10, 1861. hoyi
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Dated this 3o:h day, of Nov. 1868.
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,ESCOTT JOURNAL.
PRESCOTT, WIS:

SATURDAY MORNING. NOV. IS. 1853.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
iJroposal9.

DROPOSAI.S for FLOUR.-Soaled proposals
ese Invited M fe 3l dav o. Auss lo3 etltu g.. ins-
rlfu~ .h- cs tlrat h ~ 81 tls 10 tlDli
tias wis received ior what .s Known fs 10 No. 2 +
H. s. a. .os aAy portion ie.l L.n the JA barrels bios
To- di5eret grades should De- uYou separate sheets Of sNer
3he delivery ol tie noar 20 be- commenced o ihc i'i y
Of -,r.e -eT o. thereafter tue Ooyelnueat iE.
eIroc az ~, -tt o aol barrels dsy, delivered other - te
Czy.rneut y lrenouse tos,own, a. tie "tfFts O.. a.
the rai road deqo.. Ntsllfstcl, H. {. 49,.
Fevlnen se fa-ae ia coit.icai p OF lfo 't OF '-'
e.hss fands toe OosrTl.a,t may aafc l-f
the -four Is received. ,,.,
~ oath OF . --alce must ecconr1iy each 1d.
10 BID viii e r'sec l.oa lAres WHO E-,e lrevio1 j.
f.ed - comply a.,h tnei oid nom btcun D.; Icse-
" respond
ssiyIa ara heed lined 10 lolr winch u Ict H.h so-a
BIDS % hs i,esel 90 Co 3. BECKWlTH a. p. c. = g.
r. L. : A. Ws4ls soa y. c.. All n-o.aed fiog0as.s l,'
olrn
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s..ss. --.-- -svssrS- 8
Tuu FIRE rIArsn1L's RrPoRr.-

TW FIRE NAESHALS REPORr.-Ihe semi
rnnua rcf, q; Il FreNa-sLl Baker presented TO 'A'
Board ~ lasrmcu At ii5 las: ossoa. eoaians Ak usn
many valuable slg-s,'ols H.. The prevention o. hFe'
and "a, omucuds 80 oldlaloe 10 regulate tie s'ofas'
Of Petroleum oils whc-c " tho dangers resn'ins to"
,ie p.,,eu. nIscliuuc,c m,de " storing '"ese '-n
v nbc diminished uateu.Ay i rot entirely oo'1H;ed
ODD, .,,...-, number a.. g.,s fcr the hat year ending
MAY 3ist ISIS. vhsI,D being Girsnn'ion II iaF'seH
as cpasei r..h he COZ ,sp0alng six months o' ls'
prcrious year. Ihe alreed losses amount to SN-'"'
ne fsra-oes 90 llg Iso end he amount paid D! 'a'
t.derualcgs 10 ia61 This IS Sl3.-'i less ''"h Nv
anoert ya.a I, lho underwriters during tAc e'f'''
ponaine ,.x rorths oi 81, previous year. I"o'V'ns
hres we're caused by children with IKE Or a."''.',
10y stosc, AID ,o,epilesi IL hom 'pa."' no'
ashes; 10 ir.p Ger ,ti's chimney Lnes Nv'i ''''A
e..lor. Du.rg The months Of Jaan"'s, ssorIAr.
Marca. Apra and May. q persons last their '''' "
IRE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
HEADouAarxRs, PRovosr MARsHALs OFFICE
IyTH CoyaRLssIoyAL DISTRICT, No 27l BROADWAY, I
ED. An, 1853 y

Egw-YoRg, Aug. 10, 1863.
D,scrtersTho attention OF all cidzeua Is called TO Soc
tion ~ Of the A, for Enrolling and calling OFT ne National
Force. and y other pos" which Is in the words fellow
ing:
&c ~ "Asppe 1T FURmxa ENACTED; ThatertTpre,so"
no, beefo ZEE nuIes and Aye' u tPG' tho isoRpr'emc
or iicc or smpt ~ Yyocurs enic sie' i no se't'e
or- TnfG SIie9 Gtsyj 'cto thaH bIrJor eoHee or
gire gLoyM6sT 30 DEsEaTsR Or eaJry AIN array or an
ia earning ~ aray knotgng him 10 be sach or wno sha1
Duy.ose (o,, any soidy hii oym c7gpnen's dmmenfoH
,f,l Ct hing any per, Mcye( md any ea97fl of
com nqIdag qlacsr Of any ihD or rss', or aHy snPen
t.ndeas or eqircior Qf any rfJ0qd or any after pNb
eoage.aAee crrgigg array any saes so'ee', "a @"s q
his ereo or oiere .oprg rim % haze d,e'fef or sea'
ycfu,e 70 delrey hin ~ 20 hs ordcr Of his eos@G7a"y
eer ssa apoA gaI egareoa eJnci II he discretion
any cowi Inning oogni1ance ( TIE sa u aHy '"" no. ca
eecag fte hundred do1Ts Gad 4; skoA be 'HpT''" Ho'
ereeeaiag fyO yeIrS nor hs' shrD s.r alonih'"
The number OF d,scrers from the u. s. Army f''m Fe'i
nenls now IN the Gcl disguised and employed in h' Dis
rt viii csuso the in relation to employing or coneeains
them 10 be- Vigorously onoccd aud al warned asass vio
latins ih, preceding section.
JOEL 3. ERUhRDT
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JOEL 2. ERUARDT,
cop,,in ,nl provo.,.War,ial Iyii District.

$40 ACCOMPLISHMENTS U. 5. ABBY re-
W., + 5I0 ut brr.d T. cry geuol f0I .e sft"L'-. I.
and s.v o d..-ret u lie cedq quaIto.i u ts neafes'
flogo,t. .AiaIsi44l ID, I)lowsi
rgoyost- isr.n.l De District, Jsnnra Long lA;na
,f.yo. Ni... d us sect. NJ. 20 .rsti st. W. 1n '
rr1.ost hl. r. 1919 nIlct. 2s " >lfugion-i' f"'"yu
pr,y.et li... ,th District so. -I bfjii ~ e oiH -
Provo, .lI ,ff District 10 ~. bT59Me-tti HeW. Ok
Provost fs sa WIN District. SO. l.5 en- ave. Ao".fo ok
Prros Afsili Nii,h Ds.tcl. No. ~ siay- reW-iofs
pro,os iirr.ta Win bstrr. ho 1f ff'edpnJN ~ y.
iai IAN p.frr COZ bo4t"ny an4 i'ihsl, ~ 4'
Naaslgl Tfh Nltact. iaIyt1. - So.
L. 4. Provost. na slsl DsasslL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

Az IDEA TO BE FcILowEs UP.-Mayot
s,,,, o., bridgeport reports thay the city has nel'ee
proGt of s3I - by scaNeascig lie streets TIC u"
,',r WHY cannot our authorities 40 hsewse'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

TnsRcslpeSrs Of TTen,g'seyenth street, De-
TO-, .r.,,h and Eleventh avenues, complain 'ha' NC
-, ,a,t, nave visited that neishborhood Saes
D la
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Ucilqlor5 &c.itcs.

+ IN A.-cs7oly of Believers in The Lord sesu'
b. iaf .-. . tl rrr.' lfI sco. l h0 'il .is' 'i t'
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