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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21
J. c. BUTTON,
II. L. HUMPHREY
cLOUGH & BAKER

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S.. 4. Croix Co. Wis. will attend to Pro-
-.>s:on4l business in Wisconsin and MINI.
--sr s. 1861. nlu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21

Notice is hereby given the
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ont j d. redeemed;
land day today
Said land WILD sauand in alphabetical
Among ibcd
which he primo the time o
ALT ret. q
roemtd dan,sw al
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the purchne Le Fixed
JAMES r. LEWIS, r
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WINFIELD SMITH, J =. = -1'AA"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21
CRY HOTEL.
FARMERS HOME.
MISCELLANY s.
CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

W.P. WEsrFALL. Cashier
CuAs. MILLER, President.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21

7 AN now prepared to supply Merchants
i Physicians, Painters and Bui ders. Goods
in any quantity, at Milwaukee and Chicsg
prices, adding freight. Painters and Build,
ers are solicited to examine my Stock of
Gloss and Painting Material,
ELioh they vii! fnd to be tia largest ara
best assorted Stock North of Milwaukee,
Ny Paints are in Cans, and ere CT the choic-
est brands. Call and examine my Stock and
Prices before sending TO Milwaukee.
Soft =. "a. PETIT.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21

FxeHAxGr sought and sod. and prompt az
ten;ion given 81 collections
Prescott. June 10. 1851. noyl
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21
SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.

OFFICE COMMISSIONERS ScHooL UNIVERSITY LANDS
Madison August 2is 1868.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Communicated.
Fifty Years Ago.
no xIiT.
sHIPwRECKs.

In my younger days was astonished at
some of the changes which occurred among
menof my acquaintance. For instance, that
Sidney Rigdon, young, eloquent and popr
lar preacher of the Baptist denomination,
should make shipwreck of his faith and be-
come Jealous follower of Joe. Smith. and
prominent leader among the deluded Nor
mons that Oliver Snow, of Mantua, res
pected as man, a citizen, and a Christian,
with an interesting family and in comfortable
circumstances, should abandon all and cast in
his body, sonl, family and property to be con-
trolled by Mormon elders; that members of
good standing and of fair reputation in some
of our churches should become raving per-
fectionists, Millertes,-aH- sarr.ahi,,,S
abominable, have caused me to wonder with
astonishment. IL g-F
Z, But the latest and the greatest and the
most insane of these changes is, that in this
day of our nations peril, when our country is
sweating blood at every pore, men are rising
up, in the loyal States, to oppose the govern
ment and using all their influence to encour-
age and help the rebels. There are such men
in this region, and am grieved and almost
ashamed TO say, that some of these are men
whom / have, heretofore, respected and loved,
and who have acknowledged me as their cor
dial friend. If any one of them should see
these lines, permit me to say to him, with all
the kindness and affection of father, "cease
from the instruction which causeth to err, and
hereafter let's all your influence be fe.t in sus-
tanning the government and putting down the
rebellion, SO that hereafter we may rejoice to-
gether in nation redeemed, purified and
saved.'' a... ass.o5 aaa
JOHN SEWARD.
TALLMADGE, Aug IA, 1868.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
JOHN SEWARD,
TALLMADGE, Aug. II, 1868.
FUN NOT CONFINED TO MAN.


Small birds chase each other about in play:
but, perhaps, the conduct of the crane and
the trunipeter is the most extraordinary. The
latter stands on one leg, hops about in the
most eccentric manner, and throws somersets
We call it the mad bird. on account of these
singniarities. Water birds, such as ducks and
geese, dive after each other, and clear the sur
face of the water with outstretched neck and
Tapping wings, throwing abundant spray
around. Deer often engage in sham battle,
or trial of strength, by twisting their horns
together and pushing for the mastery. All
animals pretending violence in their play,
stop short of exercising it; the dog takes the
greatest precaution not to injure by his bite
and the ourang outang, in wrestling with his
keeper, pretends to throw him, and makes
feints of biting him. Some animals carry out
in their play the semblance of catching their
prey young cats, for instance, leap after
every small and moving object, even to the
leaves strewed by the autumn wind they
crouch and steal forward, ready for the spring.
the body quivering, and the tail vibrating
with emotion, they bound on the moving leaf,
and again spring forward to another. Benger
saw young jaguars and cougars playing with
round substances, like kittens Birds of the
magpie kind are. the analogues of monkeys I:
full of mischief play and mimicry. There is
a story of a tame magpie, that was seen busily
employed in a garden. gathering pebbles, and
with much solemnity and a studied air, bury
ing them in a hole made to receive post
After dropping each stone it cried ''currack ~
'triumphantly, and set off tor another. On
examining the spot, poor toad was found in
the hole, which the magpie was stoning for
his ap,ueamapt
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

WARRENToN, VA, Aug. %, 1853.
Editor Democrats:
The quiet of our camp life was broken last
night by the arrival of a package of the DEM
ocrat of August 18th. Vainly 1 turned it
over aud over to discover to whom was in
debted for the very welcome present, but
nothing could be obtained to indicate to whom
1 must return thanks, and so take this op-
portunity, publicly to thank my unknown
benefactor. 1t was indeed very acceptable,
and comfort to know that some one had
not forgotten MS in our absence. ra
We are lying in the vicinity of this ancient,
aristocratie, beautiful, but treason-steeped
town, resting ourselves and recruiting our hor-
ses, waiting for-I don't know what--but
waiting, and looking anxiously for the finale
of this Rebellion. It is quite common to
call 1t an unnatural or Gecussed Rebellion, but
no adjective can make it more expressive. 4
Rebellion against the best form of Govern
ment ever enjoyed by man.
/ read the Democrat all over, advertise
mepts and all, and distributed the extra copies
through the regiment.
If you. don't win in the 18th of October
with that ticket by 100000 majority in Ohio,
then have sadly mistaken the Loyalty of
ohio-my oon Ohio. Your county ticket is
Just the ticket. congratulate the nominees
and You on their election, (for they have ''their
calling and election sure'') by such majorities
as shall make treason wither. We have
"polled" the 9th Ohio Cavalry for Govern
OF, and find an unanimous count for "Jack
Brough." Nary vote far Rafzandigham.
Yours for the conflict in the front, confident
yo, will be sufficient for the foe it the rear
am yours, &C., WIN. STEDMAN.
,a-l
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
FROM BATTERx
CAMP NEAR CATLETT's STAr1oN,)
August q, 1868. (

Editor democrat:
The circumstances of the times most GER
tai. ly demands the earnest attention and vig-
orous action on the part of all honest men,
Ii in your opinion, the accompanying senti-
ments of Battery {. I'-are worthy the no
tice of the home public, you will oblige by
giving them place in your columns.
WHEREAS, We, the undersigned citizens of
Ohio-members of Dilgers Battery, are deep
ly interested in all that concerns the honor
and welfare of our State an. country. And
feeling that it is sufficient proof of our being
so interested, that we did not think the sever
ing, for the time being, of all ties of affec-
ton and self-interest, to be too dear sacri6cs
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

covered his condition. Returning downward
he stopped at the first druggists, and there,
ascertaining by his papers where his passenger
resided, he had brought him home, accompa-
anied by two officers and physician Merc-
fully the rash and sinful act of him who had
deemed death by his own hand preferable to
mercantile dishonor, had been foiled
But the deacon's enfeebled powers were not
sufficient to Withstand the shock he had re
ceived. He recovered consciousness, and lin-
gered many days-long enough to see his son
rapidly approaching convalescence, and rein
stated in the credit he had Temporarily lost,
by the aid he was able to afford him. 1t was
not without struggle with his own heart
that he was able to forgive the guilty woman
at whose door lay so much sorrow and sin.
bnt he was too meek and humble Christian
to cherish revengeful, unpardoning sentiments
upon his deathbed. His wife was sent for.
and attended him to the last, al.d though he
eShorted her to nobler living. and higher and
hoGer aims for the remainder of her days he
forbore to accuse her of his death, or directly
70 lay at her door the sad results of her man.
agement in delaying aid to Ierbert And so
he died, with his hand in hers, with his weep
ing children and grandchildren around him.
And death, that often so ennobles the poorest
face, made sweet and holy those pale, sad lin
eaments, and gave to those who mourned him
the glad promise of rest and peace to him
whose pilgrimage had been so long and weary.
Herhert's fortunes were placed on the Sc
curest basis by the accession of his inherit
alice, and Mrs. Manning the elder, retired to a
humber home than the great pleasant farm
house had been; but still in the possession of
competence sufficient for all her wants and
those of the younger Miss Lupin, " no still
remains upon her bands, in-to borrow the
phrase of distinguished comic, lecturcI-a
Every unmarried" condition.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
$l75.-New 7-Octave Pianos
THE HORACE WATERS mELODEON.
THE DAY sCHooL BELL.

$4,000 COPIES ISSUED.
new Singing Boo kfer Schools and Semuaries called
he bay School Bell Is reads It aims about
choice songs rounds, catches, duetts qusrietts
of them written expressly this work.
besides 81 pages of the Elements of Music which
Sy and progressive.
Amongt e large number of beautiful pieces may
oe found, "Uacie Sans Sehool' - g Don't yol hsr
the children coming" a Always look on the sunny
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25 cents, $40 per iee hound 80 cents S25
loe cloth bound, embossed gill; 40 cepts S35 per lo0
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ssABsATH sCHoo,. BEL No. 2,

40 entire new WORK of Iae pages, and nearly 2a5
tuHes and bsnfs As the music e little more DIM.
"a t II is Just the book 10 follow Bell No. l. Nearly
one million Of these Bells have issued, and are
now ri ging through Ibis ami other countries Among
The many choice pieces may be found, sSh.ii We
meet eeyond the fRiver?1 ssThere issa Beautiful
orb, ,"-'Sorrow shalt come again more -. Don't
you hear the Angels conineY', .tThou, God. seest
me- "Saobath Bills chime on.'' &c Prices of Bell
% 2 are same as Bell No l Both numbers can be
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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

roof for elnns to shadow, and to hold
Through Autumn days, their wreaths Of leafy gold
Or royal-ermined. stand through Winters cold;
/ For smoke to.curi from, in the early light,
Fer rain to plash of summers night ad
For moss TO neck, as heads beneath grow white.
Four walls to hold the good tha, most We prize,
To hight with glowing hearths and sparkling eyes,
To echo back swee. laughter and low sighs. f,.t-
A hearth for woman's work and ckildren,s play,
For tears 10 fall. that Love can wipe away, 10
For prayer 10 wing from at the shut of day. .-r.s
"A door that swings right loosely from IFS catch,
Faeile and low thai baby can unlaich, sl5s1i- ~
a ample threshold, and step to match -. .4ft.
/ Where wand'ring want drops blessings warm with
saarBa5 sdt sa5r sfae.s @ Itsars,
Where fond feet fingers the parting Hsars, "a
Their more than Mecca in the future years.
space, not large, Of chosen slope and soil, ots
Hedged from the streets Intrusion and turmoil,
Where Beauty bursts the chrysalis of toll.
Where acme low wilding flowers the spring may
ss Igreeis
And some rare aliens from far climes may meet,
And herbs that grow for healing, bit,erswest.
Where trees in natural grace unframed may grow,
Or clipped fantastic, in a fairy row,
For fruit or fancy nprtnred, shade or show.
Where birds may build. unhsrmed by shot or snare,
And fair winged insects heck the su miner air.
And Of its ripe abundance, amply share. a7.ai 81,
= 9 5l. =.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Written for the Democrat
r.-..- AFAR.
BY HESTER A. BENEDICT.

| L.
! am calling to you, mother, calling from the far
r. away,
For I'm weary OF the e. iety and wildness Of to-d.v
And I'm longing. mother, longing for your hand M.
on my brow.
And tho tender murmuring Of words ,ha. soo,hed M
years ago. fs i-s5
o. the night is full Of voices! Are you listening
q inoiher DEAR ,4rasar
lifting by the rosetwined at,ce-to their music, sof,
and cIcarf
DO they bring you holy memories of old, enchan.ed
days,
when the sunshine fell in golden showers, ON tn.
fewer-WoVen waysi
AhI almost see the folding of your hands upon your
heart,
AND the CLEANING of the silent ,ears ,bs, from on.
eyelids start,
For memory is ever true-and your soul is tempes.
tost,
As she brings again the ringing laugh of the brown
eyed boy we lost.
mother, motheri kneeling here in the nights mos,
holy time,
My restless heart is haunted with vision ike To
Not breath of air noat. o.er ma. e., the .u.,o
and sweet. .H G-
But hear the whisper of his name The coming of
his feet. 1
s.-- ".
Are the roaes bio ming mother. that Won nI,,,.d a,
his grave?
or is it breath of other flower. that come, .. wind
wave. "- "ina Ans
y, ore half mad hud
swt motheri would ii rob the dead IL Won ,,,ho,.d
1T foT met 80 .ti."'
I'm calling, calling to You, and the pyh, I. cain, and
still, --1
Can you not hear nv low. lime .rv and h...,. =,
NON uilu - - "
,nr.. go nv ~ As @i
ih mother, you might see the opsr but not the ;-o.
therei
VII,
nd you would weep, IL you eould know no,x -
hearts tbere-,re
That search in vain for rest and De.ca h.na.,h 49,
skies 40 tair 49, ~
Row s,raegocy white are lin. tonisb, Tho, ...,,,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

The electric fluid passed down the entire
body of Miss Cornelia Jewett, carrying off
gaiter boot she were, during recent thunder
storm in West Wrehthann, Rhode Island
Though shocked and indignant, Miss Jewett
survives.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
Medical Notice.
DR. N. n - WERsrxsa,

"ouLD auungnee hal he has n,c:ttea ia The Village
w of Rasenna, for the purpose of practicng Medi-
cine Having regulrfiy studied the Old School,
system Of practice and for this last years had ae
arge experiences In the Homeopathic and HydropaiIfc
modes Of treafmeHt hr himself he is able to
select the most rational aud ectual medicinal agents
for tue relief of the sick s,soa - ii -s-s,SeFs
Particular attention psd treatment of Diphths-
Ia, Old Chronic Diseases. Female Com piaints Be-
Ofice-In the Phenfx Block. over Robinson King &
Co.'S Bank. - go
Rssidsuce-In the house lately occupied By Rev A.
B. Green, corner Cedar aud Sycamore streets -
Ravenna, Nov. 10. 1862. i2-iy St = A &
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
rEsE NEwPATKsoTsc SONG BOOK.

coDains aG pages of songs, duets chornses both
sacred md pages of prayers for
,ick and dying soldiers and solders' Ecfiptnfe Man.
uei II is we'll s1ite for social singing as well as
sabbath worship among the many beau, iful ri, ces
may be found, Where liberty dwels is my tonntiy ,.
'Ihe christian Hero,' ''Tree cheers for osr Ban
Gem of the oceaa,' s.Freen an Co !
lunbiass King fotever, ,',9.. Ma rthng Along &c
Priees- paper covers, Is CENTS SO per Mailed
at the retail price.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

&, Vanity is building that falls to the ground
as you widen its foundation, or strengthen the
props that should support it. The greater a
man is, the less he necessarily thinks oflh;m-
self, for his knowledge enlarges with his at
tainments. - -...1-..- .-..
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

There are over seven hundred gold and
silver mining companies in Nevada territory,
with capitals ranging from two hundred and
Fifty thousand to five millions OF dollars.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

McCarter, clerk to Paymaster Mcfarland,
who recently stole $4,000 from the latter,
but which money was soon recovered has
been tried by military court and sentenced to
five years imprisonment in the Albany Peni-
tentiary.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
sABBATH scHO01, BELI MOL

contains i44 pages. and nearly 600 tunes and hymns
;nd Is the most popular s s Book ever issued-
among the most popular pieces ..Kind Words ,,
Eden a 5oFe," s Ci ristian Here "Beautiful e.
me so = "lnthe Eight,,s.s Rest for te Weary, &c.
Psices+paper covers, 90 s>eaeh, er 100; bound
% cts SO per 100; cloth bound, embossed gilt 80
CENTS SOS per 100
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
THE HARP OF FREEDorr.

contains 80 pages Of songs dnets, and ehorases for
freedom Among the choice pieces we would name
..fair Freedon's morn %. o let my penpIe go,''
"over the mountain. - s'They worked ne n the
day." DC .rice-a cents single, so cents per dozen,
So per 100; postage Icent each. n ssYsE
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

A country paper, speaking of person who
is lecturing in order to get means to obtain an
education, a contemporary says there are other
professional lecturers who should devote the
proceeds Of their lectures to a similar pur-
pose. e..-s sv
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

l.
MANDY WUD, has been to see Yallandig
ham. The Buffalo Express of the I'd has
the following 1t will be remembered that
Vallandigham was reported to have lei
Windsor several days since:
vALLANDIGHAM AND FERNAspY.
We have reason to believe that this brace
of precious scamps have been in conference
on this side of this river within few DAYS
Iast The story goes that Fernando Wood
arrived at the Falls and stopped at the Inter-
national-that Vallandigham joined him on
this side, and the twain took close carriage
and drove away. They were absent until
the small hours of the morning, when VAL
landigham ere ssed over to the mansion of his
friend Sol. Davis, and Fernandy went to bed
The probability is that they have had
meeting clandestinely with the Copperheads
of this city and region, and have been at
work Matching treason If all stories are true
Wood is as much an outcsst from home as
Vallandigham himself. Among the late
captures of rebel correspondence, it is said,
letter compromising Wood with the
Rebellion was found ; and it is known that
he was summoned suddenly to Washington,
after his peace speech, and was wisely ad-
monished-and that he returned to New
York, suddenly disappeared, and has not been
found there since. 1t is proper that he should
seek the companionship of Vallandigham,
and that the two should adorn two uprights
and cross-piecs with hemp pendants at the
same time. 1t is well enough for the au-
thorities to have an eye on these fugitives,
and see what they are at on this side.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
VOCAL MUSIC, WITH PIANO ACCOM-.
PANHMEsNT.

"A large tment of new and popular songs, bal
lads, duets.q arsts. and choruses, issued every day
among the most popular are, t.SIllI know each
other tIersl', sLawrey . Why have my loved ones
gine,'sl Aillbe 10 thee Oh, there's no such
girl as mine'' by Foster; 8 ther's love is trae,,
each 81 hear eweet voices ssging.,' Home is
home Fsrget IL you cam but forgive,, by Thorn
as 30 cents each.
etssTRomEsrAL Music for the Piano Forte sswe are
coming, Father Abraham, six hundred thousand
Inur ways look the sunny side ..Shai We
know each other theref'' &C. with brilliant Vara
stioii- by Grobe 50 cents each
Poikas, Walzrs. Marches, Quieksteps, Qnadril.s.
&c by pepaiaf asthofss A ii FINDS of Singing md
Instruction. Books Catalogues uraiied free To any.
address Muse mailed al the above prices.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

"Bivouac'' is not of French origin, as is
commonly supposed, but it comes from the
German 6esOachen to watch or be on guard.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

Twenty thousand three hundred and fifty
four letters were sent from the Titusville post
office during the last quarter. A53-
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
RUTH: A SACRED CANEAra.

contains Is6 pages Woris by Rev. Sidaey Dyer,
music by Prof. Gull This is an excellent book for
concerts for tn, young. P,ices-paper covers, 20
cents SIS per 100 beund, e5 cepts, sec per 100.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

contains between 800 and 400 PAGES of tunes and
ny mus new ana the choicest kinds, for church,
sunday school, revival, missionary temperance,
prayer, and conferences and all Kinds sa cred and
social meetings The music l. this book has life and
amat on in il, lii e, "Shinlng Shore Rest for ihe
Weary, "Sh u we know each other .here?', s.Shali
we meet beyond thes Riyei?, Tbere is Beautiful
here is Land of Love, little children 10
come unto God save the Nation," &c. Prices
single cnp'es bound. so cents, $40 per 100; cloth
bound, embossed gilt, 81 cents, $50 per o. Mailed
at the retail price
u So = HORACE MATTERS, Ag't, A
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Publisher OF the above Books
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09
TME REVaAAL MUSIC EsnOK


contains % pages of tunes and hymns, designed for
revival, prayer ard conteresce meetings: Price-in
paper covers, singae caRiet, Ioscents IS per lo0-
Mailed at the retail price.
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wArERs, cHpRALHARP..

WATERS, CHORAL HAIR r. a sy-
This is the little OF a new Sunday School Book, OF
16G pages Of beautiful tunes II contains
many gems. such ssShaiI we know each other
thereta;.Sufer Little Children TO Come Unto We;
@rhe Beautiful Shore, - Oh! Glorious - Leave
Ne with My Moiher;'' SHE Leadeth Me Beside still
waters" 6e Price, paper covers 90 cents, els per
l0 bound, 25 cents, $50 per no.. Ii is, edited by
HORACE WATERS, author of g s S. Belf,,, Nos. /
and of which have had the enormous sale Of over
eight hundred thousand copies. f4
Just published by HORACE W hTERs,
4sI isroadyTay, New York.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-09

The sales of 5-2o's in Philadslphia yester-
day amounted to $1,2O7, 200