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TEACHERS fgsTrTUTE.

The Spring Institute for Pierce County
9Th. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and continue through
the week Arrangements are made for such
assistance from experienced teachers, as viii
make the exercises in the highest degree IN
strnctive and interesting.
The exercises each day will consist of dis
cussions and hints upon the best methods of
imparting instruction, class drills, &C., &c
Lectures, every night
1t is particularly urged upon epery teacher
in Pierce county to be present during the en-
tire session. as well as those who IRE candi.
dates for teaching. 1t is also expected there
will be a large attendance from abroad.
For the benefit Of those teachers who have
frequently enguired for Books and AIDS on
the >ubject Of teaching. arrangements have
been made for supply of such works to be
on hand at this Institute.
A teacher should no more enter upon his
duties without suitable aids. than TIE lawyer,
physician Clergyman without his library.
\ ct how few of our teachers are ever found
with any such books upon their tables.
Those who wish certificates for the coming
season, will be taken into seperate room
and examined on Friday and Saturday, while
the exercises Of the Institute will continue as
usual.
Teachers. on arriving will report themselves
at the Seminary. where places will be assign
cd them. Citizens who will consent 10 enter.
tain any number Of these teachers will leave
their names, either with Tie undersigned or
at the Book Store of MCKEE. 1t is hoped
that a commend ble liberal:ty will be shown
OH this occasion
VT. HATCH, Co supt.
Prescott, March Q, 1863
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From River Falls.
River Falls, March is, 1862

River Falls, March is, 1862.
FRIFHD Lutte viii yon grant me space to
say a few words about schools The Graz
ded School here. under the supervision Of
Prof. WELD, closed last Friday. The school
has been complete success, and efforts are
being made 10 retain Prof WELD in the school
during the summer.
1t has been stated that Prof WILoox, who
has been teaching select school here during
the winter, is TO open Normal School for the
instruction and training of teac hers. / cannot
help saying that this arrangement will not
pro baby be success. ] am well acquainted
with Mr.. wilcox as teacher He is an ell"
tertaining teacher, not profitable or success
full one. He was ref lsed the use of the cad
envy here. by the Board of Trustees. simply
because they did not think him good teach
er. Hoping that you will give this brist note
an Insertion,
am, yours, etc,
STUDENT.
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Pierce County Conrt-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate IF John Sham
non deceased. To all whom it may concern.
II ETTERS Of administration on said ess
4 tate having been issued TO A Fl Young in
said county. on tie 9Th day of October, 1862
and six morths from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance !;
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will on TIE fret Monday of
April next. at 10 o'clock N of said
day, at my office in the city Of Prescott
receive, examine and adjust all claims
ceased.
n45-w4 wv. HowEs, Go. Judge.
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! am, yours, etc,
A STUDENT.

A Union League for Pierce County will be
organized at the Brick Church, on thursday
afternoon. the 18th inst. A full attendance
from the country is requested.
A Lea ne for the city of Prescott will be
organized on the evening'of the same day
Our loyal brothers all over the North are
awake let as not be idle
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Notice of Attachment.

State of Wisconsin, Pierce Gounty-Town
of Pleasan, Valley.
To -Archg HcCYeary:
" OF are hereby notified that a warrlnt of
attachment has been issued against you
and yonr property attached TO satisfy the de-
mand of John HENDERSON. amountin Ia thir-
ty-nine dollars now unless you shall appear
before John D.. Tumble. Justice of the
Peace in and for said county. at his office in
said town. on the 3Ist day of March. 4 D
1863. st one o'clock in the afternoon. iudg-
ment viii be rendered against you and gour
property sold TO paw the debt.
Dated this 2Sth dav Of Feb. 1868.
JOHN HENDERSON, Plaintiff.
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IS Fer specimen of the - ALFRED great
leather fungus style OF writing, the follow
ing from the last number of the River + alls
Reporter. beats anything We have seen lately.
1t is about Our Northern Winter
While occasionally. and for lew days in
succession, Aurora would dash down UpO. all
thin terrestrial with his genial gusles of
matchless splcndors, and then Suddenly hide
himself behind the cloud curtained blue arch.
And anon, old BOreas. crushed in the lair OF
nature, suddenly springs into the ring. and
with a chilling growl terrifies and disperscs
the crowd of :" illustrions predecessors ;; and
yet apparently pleased at The timdity Of his
cnmI etItoTs of the season, he quietly retires !;
aud Miss showers is heard patteriug her way
in, on her delicate little rain-drop feat"
The above style is a good deal like the style
of a bob-tailed pussy cat. revolving aft the
plrce where the tail was. But we like the
genial .ushes of matchless splendors." Let
her sush
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Prescott, March IS. 1863.

We have but few words of com
ment to make upon the above. Dir.
Beardslev after having received high
honors at The hands of the Republican
party, has gone back to the party which
viIified him while in public station. The
Democratic party in this State has never
endor ed the Union movement. Or.
Beard>ley was elected Speaker by the
Republicans against the determined and
almost successful opposition Of the Dem
o rats. For six months subsequent
he acted mainly with the Republicans,
aud we do not believe there is single
item in the present policy of the Rcpub-
lican party which he has no: endorsed.
Now, Dr.. Beards!ey has joined in the
the c'amor against the Administration
for its unconstitutional measures. We
say to him. rs that sterling, loyal Demo-
crat, MAT. C.HPENTEs, says to all such /;
- After exercising all the charity God has
given me, | do not believe these extrerne
trchuical scrrples arise FROM i0ve ofths
Consultations"
We believe this Administration is hon
est in its purpose, not only to crush HE
rebellion, but preserve ihyioate the rights
Of every American citizen. We see
nothing in its acts to alarm any patriot,
and we believe that the course of DR..
Bea'dsIey, and every other an who
inpugns the motives and assails the acts
Of the Government-wh tho strives to ava.
ken and strengthen feeling Of distrust
in those who are battling with red hand
cd treason, is course at once unpatriotic
and unwise, and however far treason may
be from the thought, such course can
not help but give aid and comfort to
traitors. -ED. Journal.
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SUPPORT HoAE MANCFAcTU.R-T There is q
strong prejudice against articles OF American
manufacture, and justly, too. in many cases,
but not SD with De Land d Co.'S Cheaniea.
Sakerotus. This is the best article in exietence
for cooking purposes. yet mary families are
using English soda. when this salerat,s is
much better and by using it you are patroni-
zing home production. For sale evervw here
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RESOLUTION.

Resolved by the Common Council of The
City OF Prescott, That the Treasurer is tere-
by instructed TO dispose of the cash on hand
belonging to the city, in the following man
ner Redeem three htrndfed dollars orders
that have been presented for payment and
pay the Oldest Judgment against the city. and
have the balance endorsed on the next Oldest
Judgment.
G. A. DILL, Mayor.
E.W. HAvrLAND, City Clerk, pro TEN.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-18

sT There have been two large Union
meetings here during the past week; the first
addressed by Rev. A. j. NELSON. of SILVIA
ter the second by Messrs. s. IL. CLoUGa and
Fl. a. TAYLOR. of Hudson. On each occa-
sion the large church was filled to overlooking,
and the best of feeling prevailed.
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the Union movement organized in this coun-
~ one year since.
That movement was heartily endorsed by
nine-tenthS Of the Democrats in Pierce conn
ty, and also be all liberal minded Republic
cans. The organization was completed-a
County Committee was chosen.
County Convention was called on Octo-
bel last to nominate suitable candidat es to fill
the various offices. The committee was fair
one, in every sense of the word. The Repub-
leans had the olgani2at;ea of the convena
ton. and, think, were in the majority. The
first officer balloted for WIS County Treasur-
er. Democrat was nominated. Now /
want TO ask you in all candor. if the subse-
quent action of Republicans in that conven
ton was not marked with determination TO
kill the Union effort in Pierce county .
When defeated in their first chosen 1apdida
did they not unite almost the last of their
number in that convention to make the nomi
nation strictly Democratic one?
Did not Democrats oppose such 4 move
ment Was there a candidate chosen ut that
convention that was not nominated by Re-
publican votes i?
No sir, not one. Mark the result. The
cry was at once raised that the ticket was
Democratic trick. the majority of that ccnven-
ton had been badly sold.
The result was, the Republicans holted the
Union movement. and thus endeth The Union
movement in Pierce county.
ours truly,
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hereby certify that the foregoing roso1us
ton was passed at meeting of the Common
Council March 5. 1868
E.W, HAvtLAND, City Clerk. Pm TEN.
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ters letter, and give large space to the mat
ter of the Judgeship. 1t is important that
we do not have partisan OH the Supreme
Bench. The articles on this subject are can
did and truthful. viii our friends read them
carefully, and then give the paper to those
who would not otherwise see it
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-18

former examination of our school. We
may well feel proud of our excellent
school. 1t should be sustained by our
influence and means.
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wEDNE'Y. MARCH 10. 1868
SEE FOURTH PAGE.

EE The time has come when oil
i,c'orsjey. all divisions. al perscnat
ans and aspirations shoV}d be banisked,
30 that united are mag oil stand By tie
integrity Of the RepuJ{tc.-SEcRErARY
CHASE.
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vIcKsBURGH TAKEN If you don't believe
it go TO the Book and Variety Store, where
you will find Photographs of all the leadirg
Union Generals, whose biographies, if writ
ten out i'll fell, would convince you that it
shall and will be taken.
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his rate list is for the support of an in-
terior and di, tasteful races Is it LOYALTY
to arra;gn the President of the United
States for crimes and misdemeanors be-
cause IN the hour of desperation he struck
treason with q mailed hand aud trans
cended the written law that the living
law might be saved! Is any man 10, al
who by word, or deed, or suspicion,
gives joy to The heart of the enemy, and
grief to the patriot In the time of the
Revolution there were Tories, Traitors,
and Patriots. The Tory and Traitor are
remembered with scorn--and children
blush for the opinions of their fathers
The patriots are blessed and honered
They were the loyal men Of their day,
for they were loyal TO liberty. The
same distinction may now be drawn, and
we may anticipate the same Judgment
from history. We have traitors who
fight against US in open war, and Tories
who give them active and cordial aid.
They may express devotion to nation
hut we know them by their deeds, and
their children will weep tears of shame
in the years to come. In l776, the test
Of loyalty was the Continental Congress,
for Congress was the supreme executive
power. In 1868, the test of loyalty
should De 1.-THE Administration. 1t
alone can save US, for it is the supreme
embodiment of the peoples will.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-18

IT TWENTIETH REGIMENT VISION
l. SIN VOLUNTEERS This brave
and glorious regiment requires 200 men to
complete their old organization. Patriotic
and noble young men now is vour time to
enlist, and become bold sol Ter bows Armed
and equipped as the law directs follow our
hercit commander through the wilds of Ar
kansas, Indian Territory and the Southern
States in defence of the Union. S25 of the
500 ornty in advance. and TO those having
families, IS per month from The State and
S. per mouth from the county, d sl3 per
month from The L. s Government
For furth,r PARTICULARS. enquire of Il. c.
Strong, Captain Commanding Recruiting
Party, Ripon. WIS
Serjt j. D. BROWN,
Recruiting Officer. Pierce Co Wis
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Z. ". HAvIHAND, City Clerk pro TEN.

hereby certify that Tie foregoing resolution
was pissed by the Comnaon Council Of tho
City Of Prescott al meeting thereof held
March ). 1868 Z. W. HAvTLAND,
CITY Clclk pro tern.
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II ISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
IL MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
YSTEMS-new and reliable treatment-in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge Address Dr. j. SxlLI1y HoraH-
TON. Howard Association, No 2 South Ninth
St, Philadelphia, Pa. VS. mas "
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nor neatly excepted Job Work come to
T. the JovRx4E oEFIoE.
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KELEsOURN szOCSE,

G.. WEAVER, PRorRIgroE
PRESCOTT; WISCONSIN,.
T have bought and refitted the above well
/ known House, ard invite the patronage OF
the public.
sS5~ Good stables connected with the Houss,
Prescott. Dec 8. 1862. @. WEAVER
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Prescott, March 10th, 1868.
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~" One Of Our CORE spondents in the 30th,
thus writes of MEASLES:
Measles though it be the Camp Randall.
adult measles. is an exceedingly unromantic
disease. Brain fever now is an arstocratic
ailmcmt. A man per;sheth of the brain fever
tits we'll his obituary reads well his
friends are grIeved they mournfullv mention
his demise. 8" He died of brain .ferer but
measles faugh What consolation has a
man who dies of measles None, my boy
uaTg stirrr Vcnj, rid. pjaei I have met
the measles. and / am theirs. am victim.
My mouth. even now. but family distinguish
eth the taste. yea. the flavor of egg-nogg from
that of poor whiskey. l resort to all kinds q
strategic movements to see. This object and
thar object are mixed in woeful confusion.-
I'm spelling away at the last French novel
Les Mscra5ies, and appreciate The work. II
Jean Vatican had only had the measles, OF
withstood 'em bravelv. he did other mis-
fortunes and Affections. could worship him.
Cosette never had measles. Marius Pontmrr-
CIV never had measles he to TX Cosettc and
many thousand francs. He should have had
measles. TLey all should have had measles
for they are is miSeraJieS.
~ Oar correspondent i'll the 30th, thus
writes
There is quite a feeling of resentment fe.t
among the soldiers towards the Dirty Ragged,
Secesh. Copperhead Democrats il this victui-
ty-Regiments of them being harbered in
and about Madison Vengeance Las been
sworn against them. and l presume if s.tfi-
cient number could pass out some evening,
they would, without hesitation, attend their
secret club meetings, to the improbable dis
satisfaction of the royal circle.
They have gone fur as IT, offer some OF
the 3Oth citizens clothing, in order to induce
them to desert. But they must beware
There will bs day of retribution when we
return. and their own castles shall tumble up
on their own heads
The hci It'll of the regiment is much i'm
proved. ide from the mumps. "a few cases
still existing) and those that are yet lnger-
ing along from the effects of the measles, the
men are healthy. What are we'll are heartier
and healthier than they have ever been. And
while l write the boys are having a grand
dance. Co. A have joined in. The tables
ale swung overhead, and every one seems 10
enjoy himself. Those dancing the part as
lady take OFF treir caps. have just had a
good waltz and quadriile
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RESOLUTION.

Resolved, by the Common Council Of tho
City of Prescott. tFat III, CITY Treasurer and
Mayo are hereby instructed 70 dispose Of tho
County orders and Tax certificates belonging
Ia the city. IN the hest possible sahner. and
apply the proceeds TO The payment of he
Judgments against the CITY. and report to The
City Council al their neXj meeting.
O. a. DILL, AaYor.
r " HAv1HAxn CITY Clerk mr., trim
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- \ VOW that You will
not do this or that. Shows
conscious weakness and
makes YOU ride behind
yourself.
- There is dew in one
flower AID DO, in another
-bcc1u$1 one opens It's
cap and takes it in, while
the other closes itself and
the drops run of.
"A man Gu, 10 Indiana,
got "a divorce from Iii, wife
because size went skating
against his wishes He con.
cluded to let her slide.
g- According to the
French, a scamstrcss can
never eat a mouthful with
/ out being reminded Of her
! labor-every 1it being =
4--. .,,r f~1-->41
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Vor the Upton Advertise.
E"ckc,e Farm, Cedar Co., iowa.

Fof'heI Iipton Advertiee.
Buckeye Farm, Cedar Co., Iowa,
F"ENc TrITo%;
1t was TT subjec. for painter to see
tho baby eye!ug the spinning wheel, that
had been started doing circular work
while it Che baby was csleep--as it
raised up in bed rubbing its eyes, turn-
ing its head round, looking over i,s
shoulder, giving an enquiring look, a.
much as to say, "Well, really, what is
tha; buzsins, whizzng thirg'" Our
mcthcrs, or at least my mother, used to
spin fax: and many is the time l have
seen her sitting with pipe in her mouth,
dI,tatf in one hand, drawing out the
, '.rcad with tive other; aud she made
some as nice liLen is one would wish TO
have.
Had it not been for this war, the art
Of spinning lsx, aAl indeed wool, would
have a!nlos. been among the lost ac,s ----
! How much better it would have been for
tie country if spinning wheels had not
gone out Of fashion' The music Of
which had ought TO lave interested cur
daughters in " small measure us we'll as
other HSiFNn! HrdF ru-r-, --- -A-A
il would .tave banished. among which
nj ht be cuunt, rated, the city bcaux,
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The Efforts to recover the 297 900 IN
Govcrnmcn. securities whicl. were stolen
from the safe Of the Adams Express
Company, near Baltimore, on the 18th
nit, have been most successful. All tho
parties (nine in numbcr) concerned in
the robbery have been arrested, and are
now confined in Fort NcIi'nry. All
bu, s. 900 Of the securities were rccov-
cred, either from the persons Of the
thieves, CT from pieces where they Lad
q lcnultf ,lL-m,
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

K iGiIT DRAFTS on NEW YORK CAN lie
= had Of the Subscriber in suE!s - suit pur-
ohasers. Certificates Of Deposit. and Draft, on,
Eastern Cities, casleu American gold furnish.
ed at a small premium.
IF Ddica over iiol.slandcs's ~torH.
WM. U.IU TIilL.
Upton, Iowa: July lst, l>c0.
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SPEECH
G EO. B. S SARG ENT.
OF IuEANT, CEDAR COUNTY,
Before National
. April


My fElESls AND tEow ClzNs LADIES AG
lrToN
congratulate from heart this ogazaon
There
theGov
Democrats ana a the same time fancy thew
words
they therefore 4 bvhr ul 1rtt
speech f Davis
ruuy~ l4lr rWqr
Df0u
t,uN i,rtIrlx. b, II nt;.tnro
Here have the rann which Ic las ;jl ont for lis Coo,caI
him the la ofrht he okio ,ffnr , lima avn ,l Vi,t Ir m w nt
70, C, .But siI We ,,rfr7 y, n' m ' r ,y:r,,on
the Nisn ryrrs Sh, y tcr fo rc nm I l-H TEoo ~ 3
eth,
the
the
%frJ~k
JEFF Davis ttH ran the Northwest
his cycs,
Davis
his
the c!lah
al losses l1rerilc our gains and profess holy horror lu
lrrca!
in # Do
a clI old Il -
against
defeat the the vo
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N.U..rIII.LuSS, u. ID. -.

nFFICE west side Of Clinton street. ...s>
, between Washington and College, TF<ss-~sss
streets, IOWA CITY, IOWA. ---1D
u25vJI
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). F.. KENNEDY. .

DHIS:tEAN AND SURGEON. Dn;rc at n.
Office recently occupied bT 'r CowIn -
Residence 1T the late rcsldeurv ur Ir. tynau
tv9njll
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Or. p. r. SMITH,

G UR;,ilE DENTIST Artificial iTS$S4SsezA
- Teeth on Vulcanized Rubber: "-1lIJy
also. Hunters or Aliens Continuous Gum and
Rock work. IL desired. Office over Clii.s'
store, Upton. Iowa. v9n2l
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~ X. lIs.l.iOl"T,

JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE. and Genera Col.
81 lec.ing. Agent. O!!ite in the Post Ufi,e
TrrroN;.IowA. Iniv&l
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JAMES w. BAt;LET,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, SOLICITOR

IN CHANCERY, 4 NOTARY rUny.lN:
TIrToN. Iowa.
~ OFFIcE-At the court iIousa. in the
Sher:f's Office. y5nl0
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EYLVANTS YATES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Tlrr0N Iowa.
WHILE promptly attend to all business in
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. In4l1
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Tailoring.

hDItD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS
J Of Upton. aud vicinity, that have comnirn II
rad the Tailoring business and am prepared g,
make clothing in the most fashionable style and
on short notice. Charges to suit the time.
shop in the PostOiicc Building.
WM. ELLIOTT.
f'pton. Iowa, May Sth. lSc2.
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>ae r. MiI!DSN 4 BRO.
~ IA | |, g X s

4 ME door below Myers Hardware Store. Al
'~ot entrusted to our care will hc attended
I" promptly, made in the latest fashions and war
ran,c to give entire satisfaction. Charges rea,-
onaole. Give Us call.
Upton, March H. lSGC. llte
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ADVERTISER JOB DEPARTMENT..
Having purchased large stock OF Printing Material
~ are prepared to execute ever. variety of
Plain and Ornamental Printing,
We can furnish, short notice, DEEDS. BoNDs, nd
oFrIclAL BLASKs. Of every description, in and
sAtsfact tory Inannes.
IL GIVE US TRIAL! I'll
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THOS. HANNA.
ATTORNEY At LAW,
.HUSC.4TYyvE :: :: rOI;9
Once, No. 2ll Second street. Par,iuu,,, a,te,
lion given to collections in Muscatinc Lo.Iisa
Cedar, johnson and Scott tcountcs-tities exam
iaed, taxes paid. hc.
r4a IT
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Ny FES tEow Czy OF The UNION LAG
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HO FOR WILTON.

and back. Having contracted to carry = daily
mail at low rate. and has ing good teams h,
hopes to receive good shn c .! patronage
nHGv9 JOSEPH WALTERS.