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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28

bv Franco. He stated that, although Senior Col
Wa. aware ON Oct. 18th Of this cireunstance,
the treaty was signed on the 30th, without any pro-
test Oh the part of Spain
:" II WIS The duty OF Spain, he said, " to support
the lection of a Sqanish Prince only" lie ex-
nressed hope that the Mexicans would ultimately
triumph over foreign invasion.
Senior Olozaga further stated that Senior Collantes
was perfectly aware of the schemes ofGen. Almonte,
and that he ought to have gwen instructions TO pre-
vent the establishment Of monarchy in Mexico.
He said that Spain had lost in Mexico 2, GOO, OV0
piaiters and great number of her soldiers, without
obtaining any result and considered that the Cabi-
net ought either to have disapproved the reembarc-
alton of Gen. Prm and sent back troops to Mexico,
or have rendered its resignation should circumstsn-
ces have prevented it from doing. After the re-
turn OF Senior Mon from Paris, Senior Collantes
ought not, in his opinion, to have sent another Em-
bassador 10 Paris.
Senior Olozaga considered that the offer Of the
Emperor to again accept the aid Of Spanish TROOPS
was mere FORM and thought that it would be
patriotic 70 commemorate the I'd Of May. 1903, that
day 80 fatal to Spain. lie concluded by appealing
to The Ministry to leave it to others TO settle the
questions now pending.
Senior Camonoas then spoke, and declared that,
although agreeing with the policy of the Cabinet IN
general he did not concur with 1t on the Mexican
question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
ltaly.

The official Gasette OF Turin says: Not only in
Turin but in the other principal towns Of Italy the
subscription on behalf Of those who have suffered by
biigandage has met with great favor"
The bulletin OF the same journal contains a cum
mary Of the information published in several French
papers respecting the reforms granted by the Roman
Government, and states The opinion Of the French
press 10 be that the radical vice in the system OF the
Roman Government renders any enicacious reform
impossible.
The olTicinl Ga4cttc concludes by expressing con-
fdence in the Justice of God and the wisdom o.
men for Rome becoming the capital OF Italy, and
says: We must wait this happy result"
Tine DuittO publishes an address Of the new
Roman Committee of Action 10 Garibaldi, in which
the Presidency of the Committee is offered TO him.
The same paper publishes Garibaldis reply,
wherein he accepts the Presidency, and, recalling
the history of tie former Committee, asks the Ro-
mans to listen more 20 bis counses and to place con-
fdence only IN themselves.
The OpiBi0ne says that although the financial POI
titon of ,he Government would permit II to adjourn
the loan until 1864, yet political conscientious will
obge it TO ask Immediately from the Chambers au-
thority to contract II at an opportdne moment.
Tie assembling Of Parliament is appointed 10 take
place on the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
From Our Own Correspondent.

''0"' ''' ' Turns, Jan. 6, 1868.
DISAPPOINTMENT is the feeling which now relgnS
paramount 10 Europe. Napoleon made, indeed
most pacific speech on New-Year's Day, but the
EXPEDITIONS in Mexico and nChina, us fatal TO
the regiments engaged in them as to the Imperial
treasury, preoccupying the minds oil VI thinking
people in France. And then, there remains Tue
eternal Rome-question the hands Of the Emperor
who becomes from day TO day more Iriesiiy 10 bis
foreign policy, while OF Paris people begin to cay
LIS reign has alrI0dy lasted Jul fourteen
sears." Amid such seriOus complications, England
iakes in the Eat the wind out Of Napoleon snis
by generously surrendering the lonian Islands 70
Greece. not even Corfu excepted. that haroor anu
fortress which forms the key OF tho Adfi,io anu ~
the hand Of an epterprisiDg power p'gn' 'h'ea'en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
switzsrland Wishesthe Union Success
COTTON AND BREADSrUFFS UNCHANGED

The steamship SaxODia, from Southampton on the
,Ab January, with three days later advices from
rn,one. arrived here on Tuesday afternoon.
The Etna arrived at Queenstown at p M Oh
Tuesday, Jan. l3.
Her Majestys ships Warrior, Black Prince, Re-
venee and Resistance have returned to Lisbon from
their cruise.
The American ship Nabob was wrecked on NOV
6, off Hong Kong in atyphoon. Seven men "ei0
drowned and fourteen men saved.
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spnin.

A telegram from Madid OF Jan. 10 says; Reports
are again curlent oi tie possibility OF notifications
III the Ministry. m
Gen. SeIraDo has arrived at CadH. Inc VOlh'o
was abalipQ al Tenerifie. but bad broken out at
Palmas.
The discussion on Mexican affairs wac continued
Today III the COree.
Senior Olozaga, after stating that lie eonsideied
Spain had not obtained sufficient indemnity lor 'ng
expenses of the expedtion 10 Cochin China censuied
Collantes for not having replied to Senior Mon on The
subject OF bis conversation respecting the Archdnke
aIimilian having been put forward ss q candidate
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Greece.

The National Assembly has agreed upon tho regu-
lations to be observed during its sittiDgs and mas
elected the members OF committees who are TO
verify the elections Of the Deputies.
The maiosty Of tie Assembly forms united
party under The Leadership Of Grays. Pubic opin-
ion ID In favor of the majority
THE CROWN or GREECE.
The iioaiteur says: King Ferdinand has deter.
mined not 70 accept the crown offered 10 him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
Switzerland.

The Federal Assembly was opened Jan. ~. In the
Council of the Estates the President touched upon
the apprehens that might be entertained for the
future.
Without entering into particulars Of American az
fairs, the President expressed hope that the Union
would he able 10 maintain its vitality without foreign
intervention, az was the case in Switzerland during
the period Of the SoDderbund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
From the Cape Of Good Hope.
Cape Town papers of Nov. II and Dec. "'' ~
ceived but they contain no news OF interest,"

Fpr N JAMES SrRrrr-At about l2l O'CLOCK
I'M =, ...ona soor Of the house No 70 James
e Os'u,or =, by August Kaufman The fire occurred 10
street. 0ccupeu IN wardrobe filled with wearing
some ineSpi'ao'e :. insured for 5000 Tho FIRE
apparel gu, ~ Ro0nd,,n,n Blair and Officer Connolly.
ner,On. sleeping the same door and on the
.oo, above at the time.
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Germany.

A dispatch from Frankfori-on-theM Of Jan. ii
announces that the negotiations between France aud
Ialy respecting the treaty Of commerce will be re-
.umcd and that single conference will be sufficient
for preparing il for denitiye signature, all dihieu
ties having now been removed.
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ISussia.

telegram frou St. Petersburg, Of Jan. IL, SAYS:
Count Redern the new Prussian Envoy 10 st.
Petersburg, has been received by the Emperor in
private audience.
"Thc Austrian Minister and the Turkish Minister
have returned 10 ~. Petersburg"
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AusGriu.

semi-ofIical denial has been given TO the report
that Count Rechberg and Herr Won Bsmarck-schon'
hansen are about 10 have an interview.
Count Thun has not been authorized TO take con-
ciliatOry steps at Berlin.
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The louinu Islands.

Tie address, thanking the English Government
for the projected cession Of the loaian lt!snds has
been abandoned as opposed TO the wishes OF the
principal merchants OF Corfu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-28
Portugal.

The Government measure creating twenty-seven
new Peers has been generally received with disap'
probation.
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SUPREME CoURT-cHAsBERs-jAy. 27-Beore Justice
LEONARD.
DECISIONS
Sarah l.. Cooke agt. Samuel M. Meeker ct al,
Same as Same.-Settled. Same sgt Ssme-Compsint d"
missed with costa
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~ q $50 bb, Flour, 1000 bbls. Corn Meal, 3os boS
az % ooc bush Oats 5so0 bush Seed 200 pkg rro
,ou. geo plgs. Lard, l23 pkS@ Oh Asd' l'" Ds's
Hogs
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COURT CALENDAR-T

COURT CALENDAR-THis DAr. o.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT-Part Mos lUI,
1908 llO7 I2I 1921 l227 1857 1859 2Tl 1913 1875 1881
1888 1929 1884, 1885, l343 l3i5, 1919 Part lINos slo,
60 1857 e67, 53S, 4l67, 1885, s93. 1890. I'll, 7l5i
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France.
The BOalttur in its bulletin says: "A more de-
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE sANONlA'
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRlAL TERN-yAN. 26.-BefOFe Jus
tics pShrkTsoS

A LAWYER SUEING FOR sLANDER-DAhA"hs S'Vo'
James ). Carpenter sgt. Peter ChTysts -,
This G 20 has created much interest during the
past three four day, Tho gsiaif lawyer sna w.,
formerly partner OF the a!e Dayld ssnS,nt wa
client of latter and had retained nun 20 defend nun inc
fendsn upon two charges Of felony tne Penapins H.
pi,a Va. Amounted one of the executors of Mr. Ora
hams will and as such the instance OF certain OF me a
iy of Graham commenced suit against 10 TO- '
5000 boancc Of counsel es alleged 70 pe QUE
ys through Of the crowded streets OF tbs city
when Chrys-i cried out to him. an after you with ina
.tink Won are scoundrel you swoIe to he &c rSinnn
therefore claims damages for Injury to his good pamo ana
fame In the amount OF w. W. . u,.L. ,,a %
The defense l. that the balance OF fees alleged 10 be que 70
had been long since paid and that to prevent
ami from being witness in bis own behalf on the II VI Wv
action plaintiff had brought the In the name OF no
utor, # Graham. Instead OF bis own as sar'ss ne of
Also that defendant civy sccos,ed plaintiff az 'no
the alleged SANDER. aud that he was case was
pIainh calling him a. convicted ielon' Inc 'a''
severely contested. -, va,d,ct for the plaintiff
son nS liz Court granted an allowance Of 2a also
stay OF proceedings % days to enable aeeN'A' "
lame. r. Whiting aud John McKeOn for plaintiff Ms
SPECIAL TEKM-JAN. 26.-Befofe Ju'N'' "V'
DEcIsI A., ",
Thomas Warm agt. Samuel oWen hionno C ,an
Deusen at Charter OAK Fire anu s, ~ i,h SI.,S A.
panyCsss and amendments settled ana ie'' VIII" ''''A u
P Icni. Six sst Edward L. Examination Of wit
ness is aHs1 Giles at Richard Deliver Edmund Porter
p Sylvester; Joseph Rocco ag James H. tisckett
~ n Ward agt Hesekah Bradfordi Frederick Ma quand
1oh" w n Cfueer; Lewis Johnson sg. Bank Of North
ssmsrca. oliver b. Ward agt Newman Arenson-Order'
granted , W. l. cL r,su.o, h. a.s,,l,
II A.m.a es directed to DO assessed by Sheriff jury.
Icui. r. Amsinek AIT. Henry c. Foser-oTder granted
Cathsrine VendefAen sgt George Hler-Examination o.
patty directed
sURRoGATE's COURT, JAN. 2s.-Before Surrogate
TUCKER
In re- the final accounting in estate OF james
STANDARDIZATION of creditors for removal Of tho admnislra
tIx or that she give additional security. &c. Avnmen
heard and decision reserved ID. d. Lord for peouers
W. Bradford for administrative r.,. Ana, allan 90.
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rueAMERIcAN WAR ABROAD

Louis Napoleon on his Preferred Mediation
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CHaxBKRs-JAS. 2o-Beore Justice
SUTHERLAND.


SUTHERLAND.
OECIsi IONS.
Ehphalet Lyon agt. c. :. De BOW ct al; james
L. Cheesman sxt. James +. Frsnkn.-Orders settled.
Edmond u. De Groot agt. David VI Tsmsdge-Motion
granted. without costs.
Phebe wi.ey sst, David B. DISQUALIFICATION denied.
with ( 10 costs to abide event.
syvanus Judd sgt John Cronin ct al Syvsuus Cowdrsy
sg, VIM. b. Lawrenco Nelson Smith ss Samuel Baldwin
Motions granted.
AIT Elizer Peet ct sl-Moons denied. without costs
VIM. Adams agt. George GENERALIZATION granted, with
Z 10 costs 10 abide event
Thom,s Chambers agt Jane A. Bradley.-Costs must be
stricken ont Judgment without prejudice 10 the night
OF the plaintiff to move for costs
Wu. Ross et al sgt WIN. 4. Ross, ct al.-lnr certain
trusts under will Of Giles Bushnell deceasedRepoTts con-
frmed aud order granted.
stephen ID. DIleye sgt Emanuel B. Hart Motion denied
without either party provided tue motion to set aside
the Of demases PIT on the motion Calendar io
the first Monday OF February next II plainhs attorney
declines taking short notice OF motion for that cay defendant
NAV have an order to show cause returnabe then. .
Charles j. Dobbins ast. q. W. Toug.-Moon denied win
$40 costs 10 defendant 10 abide event.
Richard C. Besmish Receiver, sgt. VIM s. Conant e.
Mary T. Parker ag Joshua PsrkerMoons denied without
costs.
Csr. Frank sgt Abraham Frenk-Repot OF referee con
hrmed and judg Inent Of divorce granted.
Fanny BAKER sgt Alfred T. Bsker.-Same decision as
the above.
Lou,a Ado'phu. sst Philip Adolphus -Default opened
defendant permitted TO verified within 70
days ordered to DO settled one day's notice.
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SUPREME COURT CIRcuIr-JAN 26.-Before Justice
BARNARD.
REPLEvfS.
Ii Ill

David 5. Duncomb 0gt d. + Appleton.
The plaintiff brought an action OF repleyln 10
obtain certain persous property seissd and held by the &c
endan, nm len chstte mortgage The plaintiff bad
The PREFER subsequent to the execution aud bling OF defend
snrs mortgage and sought to impssch i validity IN tns
action ser having bought the property with full notice
thu root.
After the plaintiff had closed his evidence the Court upon
nation of council ordered the Jury 10 ind yer'
dct for defendant for Of the property its value
asossed AZ 5000 and 1896 80 damages for its detention
and gave counsel allowance OF hye per cent
g. Church for plaintiff; Abbott Fuller for defendant
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16

State of Wisconsin-Pierce County.
In the matter of the application OF Elnah E.
Thing. To yacate certain certain portions Of
the village of Trenton.
AT Office is hereby . iven that the UNDER
~ signed, Ednah E Tning, will apply to
the county Board of Supervisors Of Pierce
county at their session to be convened on the
18th day of May 1868. for an order vacatiug
the following described portions Of the village
of Trenton in said county amd State to wit ::
All Of blocks p aud IS Lots . 3 A 5 6
9 10 / and II in block q Lots % IL and II
in block 4.
All ofbocks Is IS II IS 40 SO and 81 -
Lots 10 II and u in block 81.
All OF blocks 81 SO 50 so 81 50 50 81 Is
and Sc and all of the alleys running between
the aforementioned lots.
All Of Washington street all of Locnst
street all of Walnut street and that portion
of A dams street leading from Levee street to
the alley in tie middle of blocks ii and IS
That portion of " isconsin street extending
from Levce street to Fourth street and that
part of Leyee street extending from Main
street to its terminus down the Mississip pi
river.
All of Second street from Main sire t to its
terminus down the Mississippi river.
All of Third street extending from opposite
the northwestern side Of lot 10 in block 50 to
Washington street.
All of Fourth street extending from Wis
consn street. to Washington street.
All of Fifth street extending frora Adams
street to Washington street.
All Of Sixth street exit nding from Adams
street to Washington street.
EDNAH E. THING.
Trenton, Feb %. 1863. ms low
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New GO0GS-FcSv EFirnl-:Rud
esae --latest News Generally.

While the public is so eager for news, it is
important TO announce that The new firm of
G. a. DILL & Co is doing business in Pres
colt. and have on hand large and complete
stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing Groceries. Hard
ware, Farming Implements. and every thing
needed to make life com fo@tabe and happy,
all of which is being sold at Low FtorRrs
FOR READY PAY. & A. Dill. d co.
All persons indebted to G. A. Dill. or DuL
IL BRo., previous to April LIST, 1862, are re-,
quested 10 make payment before tl.e 18th Of
July, as at that time their accounts will be
placed in tho hands of " hite d Jav for col
lection. DILL d BRO.
Prescott. July 2, 1852.
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GOAEGEEA.a o. E0Al
EyVsVSDESEvEE sggaV
CAN Sc 0OREO2

and member Of . our rm IS devofin@ his tine tine
principally to the cure Of this most distressing
complaint and is meeting with unparalleled
success.
He is aided by his experience in his foreign
travels on purely benevolent mission. where
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in the cure Of Consum
ption by the Matt, es Of the forest. Tn. secret
OF his recipe rests solely in his bosom and
woI Id not be impaired to another for any con-
sderation, For full particulars send for a
circular. which will lie mailed for three cents
or a stamp. Address the firm of }. II. d Co,
Post Office Box 436
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16

MRS. T.. a. rTudgett. m. D.,

Respectfully informs the LADIES' Of Prescott,
that she viii attend to those whe may wish
the professional aid Of one OF their own EEK.
Mrs. M. having received regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able to adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
the most complicated forms Of disease.
Mns. MupeErr viii explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part of The womanly
organization is liable, BY means Of a fine
Aodelo d. Fe'nnnc, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies' viii be visited at Eser residences. at
all hours of the day and night, if desired.
Residence Oh Broad Street. pink house, op-
posite the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. 1862. l3-m3
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
SPEHRNATORH EE a.

"OWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILA-
II delphia. 4 Beneyolent Institution esto5-
Eshed by ereciaI Endowment, for tie Reiief OF
the Sick and DISTRESSED, afflicted nth Virale1t
and Chronic Diseases. and esp cially for the
Cure o. Diseases of the .SeggGl Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by tn
Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermator-
rhoea. and other Diseases of the Sexual Or
gans, and ON the new remedies employed In
the Dispensary, sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free Of charge. Two or three Stcmps for pos
tage acceptable. Address DIR. j. SKlLLlN
HOUGHfON. Howard Association, No. 3 S.
Ninth Street. Philadelphia. nllyl
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Circuit Court. Pierce County.

Richard Martin and William II. Hall. against
Calvin A. Tuttle Charlotte NJ. futile, and
the unknown heirs of D. Garfield, deceased.
TSummons for Relief
The State of Wisconsin, to the above named
defendents
VoU are hereby summoned ',;d4 and nc required ehsi
Martin and William H. Hall, plaintiffs. a
copy of which is filed in the office of the clerk
of the said circuit court, and to serve a copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his office
in the city of Prescott, in said county, with
in ninety days after the service hereof upon
you, exclusive of the day of such service,-
And if you fail to answer said complaint as
hereby required, the plaintiffs will apply to
the &, uFt for tho relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Witness, the Hon. L. r. Wetherhy, Judge
OF said court, at Perry, this 23d day Of jan
uary, 1863
j. C, Be1ros, PlfTs Attorney.
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REsCoTT j JOURNAL.


New York, May 1l.-The Tribune
thinks Virginia status is rs follows:
Our forces at Snfolk and on the Pc
ninsuIa made demonstration towards
| Richmond early last week.
- Gen. Lee was appraised that the rebel
/ capital must fall without prompt support
from his army.
Lee had already begun to send troops
to Richmond on Tuesday last; that Lee
or some one else with a good part of his
force, was well on his way to Richmond
on Thursday. @ 'S .-~
Hooker, with his army freshly prov;s-
isned, crossed the Rappahannock on Fri
day night, and found buta screen of
pickets in his front, and no enemy worth
mentioning this side OF North Ann Z,
That Lee or one Of his Lieutcnants
reached Richmond just in time to prevent
its capture by our forces from Fortress
Monroe, and that this week will not pass
without stirring news from Richmond or
the banks Of the Panunck.
- .s.-z--------.-s.f
"a Democrat is a Union man A Copper
heads is rebel claiming 10 be a Democrat.
All Democrats are by no means copperheads,
but who ever heard OF copperhead who did
not profess to be Democrat? Ben Butler
pithily defines a copperhepd to to be eros
between Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold"
THE Derry OF ISFANCY.-As the infant be-
gins 10 discriminate between the objects arouLd
it soon discovers one countenauc that ever
smileth upon it it'll peculiar benignitY. When
it wakes from its sleep there is a watchful form
ever bent over lis cradle. If startled by some
unhappy dream. guardian angel seems ever
L ady to soothe its feers. If cold that minis
tering spirit brings it warmth; if hungry, she
feeds: if in pain. she relieves; if happy. she
caresses it. In Joy or sorrow, in tal or woe she
is the first object of It's thoughts. Her presence
is liz heaven. The mother is the deity Of in
fancy.
- A Mr.. Noble of Ohio says that
''any possible peace is better than this
war" We don't know what Mobiles
Christian name is, bnt it oughs to be Ig.
louisville Jourari.
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y. T. NEacOmber,

DEALER in Watches, Clocks, and Jewelry, Cd
Street. opposite Thorne, Norrish d Co. Is
Store, Hastings, Mimi. Spectacle Glasses
Set and Fitted to suit any Eyes. Watches,
Clocks. Jewelry and Sewing Machines Re-
paired Al work warranted.
September H. 1862. 2l-tf
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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-
cription furnished to order. All work war
rante.l. Terms reasonable. Shop on Broad
Street, Prescott Wis. 34y1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16

One hundred words will be counted as a
square Of solid matter; over 1C0 words V III
ke counted as two squares over 200 words
as three squares. etc.,-etc.
LEGAL advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be
charged 80 per cent. above these rates.
Special notices ID cents per line for first in
seItiou, and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements m st be paid for
in advance; all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
be continued until they are ordered out and
charged accordingly.
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C. Il. cox,

DEALER IL FLOUR. GRAIN, ETC Custom Work
done to order. The best brands of Flour
sent to ell parts of the country.
River Falls, May 4, 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-16

State Of Wisconsin, County.
nj Office is hereby given the undersigned
~ viii apply TO the Circuit Coart of P iercc
county. at the general term thereof, to be held
at tie County Seat of said county. on the 4th
Monday of May, to wit May 25th 1863, for
an arder vacatug q. ". Pratt's Addition 10
Greenwood Falls. except Block No Sixteen
thereof, as surveyed and plated by J \ Short;
said Addition being situated on the north east
quarter of section no one, of township 10
twenty-seven. of range no nineteen, in Pierce
County, State of Wisconsin.
6. w. PRATT.
You've d FITcH, AA'ys 5or applicant.
Dated March IS, 1863 no46 DIV