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, 1864-04-05

HEALED PROPOSALS VII
WILL

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st aiaasapolis' Aisneisis, an pr.,,s,n.
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HEADQUARTERS DEp'ARE'
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sealed pzeeosss ~ invited III ssh Of April lse To-
4 .'as 'eos
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The tatte Eeau!fsd must avessee as least esyen hu
nlftcd Te:i,rs iets thap one thousa:d {.xc) pound
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9,yyts 9,y eontsaes sne nAn1es = roj9TFRo
mh!s..zcsast Lieut.: Col and Chief C. S. .. ofe:
PROPOSALS FOR EORA94
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isve o resrc1sbis bidder. Or m tne ps1son 10 xsen :
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Sssed Wssnesson Dspo: Dsssmbst b lis. he fosss
80 bushels ef Corn. In sacks. as--per bushstos.
nossss 1snns, o. oa''' IN 'aes' 't-''f ea'n'' saf
--soss oi lalsa HaJ. Al ser ton e 2oso pozx::
, 1864-04-05
Retirement OF Henry Ward Beecher.
Under the. head of Editorial changes,"'
fha El.a,.ne1;xt of thia veet sava.

Retirement OF Henry Ward Keecher.
Under the. head Of Editorial :" changes,'''
the Etdnge1i*t Of this week says:
A week or two since we chronic1ed the re.
tiremcnt Of Mr.. A. P. Cummings from the
New York Obsrrtr, with which he had been
connected for nearly thirty yenrs; and now
we sec It announced, and the fact Is confirmed
by private information, that Rev. Henry Ward
Eeecher has retired from the editorial chair
Of the Independent. His labors in this posi-
tion have not been very long nor very ardu-
ons. It is but little over two years since
D1s. Bacon, Thompson aud storrs resigned,
and Mr.. Beecher was called to the helm:
Among those familiar with the working Of
the office, It has been well understood that
lie was little more than the elegant figure
head Of the concern, while the real work was
done by the junior partners One thing,
however, VIC must acknowledge better
split he bus gEts1, the Hs nn n1T
fal Gnnds Of Mr.. Theodore Tilton, his II be-
loved son Timothy - who will see that Young
America is duly represented. However, SO
long as DR.. Leayitt is part Of the establish
ment, he will keep balance In the concern.
, 1864-04-05

Il Town Destroyed by the Rebels.
The Florida correspondent Of the N. 7.
Ifme* says:
4 few days since force Of mounted rebels
dashed on Magnolia, little place situated
on St. Jonn's River, thirty miles above jack
6onrille, and burned all the buildings, the
chief Of which we're three large hotels, eaps-
ica1 Director Swift at one time thought Of
establishing general hospital at Magnolia,
on account Of magnificent sulphur spring
which It contains, and went so far as to eI-
anime the premises with that view. Magno-
Of the elite Of F1orida, and re can INN agine to
what extent they will miss their fayorite re-
sort during the coming heated season.
, 1864-04-05

4 Letter from the Late Owen Lovetoy.
The Boston Transcript publishes the follow
ing letter from the late Hon. Owen Loyejoy
to Goy. Andrew:
WARRINGTON, D. c., Feb. 2, 1861
MI DEAR GOVERNOR: Do you know that
I am hoping. that when slavery has been
swept away, for a revival Of religion, pure
and undeftled, which will be eminently prac-
tical, and the cause that 1t knows not 1t. will
search ont, and instead Of cxpendfng it's en-
crgies in thcologics and creeds and rubrics,
itshan 20 around, like Its divine Author,
healing the sick, cleansing lepers. giving
eyes to the blind, ears tothe deaf and charity
to all.
am sick, and have used tho hand Of an
othar. and feel unable to dictate any more.
Mar God bless yon and the old Bay State :
Very truly yours,
(signed,} .OwES LoyEJor.
Gov. ANDREW, Boston Mass. 81;
, 1864-04-05
IEox1-s ItfrsTnthn YIniF Ikest0s
Y-z74SYN.

Ir Lonc ncfcllox@ Poem ltawashn Eas snlnokeo -
Hc brought 10 tta nottce corn livery one Will admit
.hnf of nrcn.raton Is worthy OF the name, for the
ltrcf1t1 II ruafers when 1t II knoEn-
WHAT Till: HlAWATlA DOES.
It rcttofes locrd ard gray hair ano te soer
t.l half With another inns giving the hAtr peIiect
!sir appearances 70 That The naost eI1uca oh:erveT
s1ky stops falling oHt, cleanses II End the scalp
cn a. iIPnt'tes T. A. [aSSalis arplea and Napsd
The bad effects Of pre.toue use OF preparations.
on':ippsE ,s fgrnur sugas f icsd r. Ths nEopEts
uge r. test. iE tlH New Tori dalles three weesa,
Hr;rh MAS NEVER ACCErFED. Let SONS we'll.
ino.ietor Of cch preparation for tic hair 10 bring
,'p Tic color. Livery proprietor 10 use nothing but
ire the lest. certificate Of the result to he widely
ihlired at tht c-rrns. of te uccc*ssl o1ptli-
Tors. So1d everywhere JOSEPH uOYT& co,
apiEs62W 10 EnlyeEAitS Place, NeE YqFk.
, 1864-04-05
nR. JOHN l.. LY 0 MS
FRENCH


Come to you o. blessing, and will save you rnuah
peEl and many honrs Of stlf1er!nE Have ynu bsen 70
the that bse1 the skill OF physicians. and
are hurry1ng yon On TO an early graTe7
, 1864-04-05

Rev. Dr. McC1intocE writes from Paris to
the New York At&hodi4t
1t is NOW settled, understand, that the
Rev. ". B. Pope will accompany the Rev. ",
L. Thornton In his delegation from the Wcs-
leyan Methodist Conference to the General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal
in the literary world as tue translator Of
stier's "Words Of Jesus" published In
Clark's Theological Library. He is now en-
gagged, I believe, in completing the transla-
t1on of Lango's & Commentnries,'' published
has been editor of the London Review, a quar-
tcr]y organ Of English Alcthodism. need
not bespcak for Mr.. Thornton and Mr.. Pope
q cordial reception; tho American Church is
sure to welcome them as they deserve to be
received, both from their personal merits and
probably sail from England ear1y il April.
, 1864-04-05
OLA B ETES

Is disease Of the Stomach and Liver, acttrghroug1
The Kidneys. and is without doubt, ths most obstinate
constitution r. have spaee for discussing causes
version Of the stsrcy principle Tor vegetable portion
Of fthe food Into sugar. which stlmnates The ndneys
suffer from this disease who ignorant Of lt that
+ they pass Large quantities a3lng nc day. and s!e
dntfcg night No notice ts taken Of II until sheI
attention called 70 the large discharge Of Watsr apd
control Of ordinary remedies Another symptom u
the great thirst which, when the disease fully estab
without being satlsned also dryness Of the month.
cracking Of the Lips, sweet breath, in the more Ad
and he patient gradually alnks from a1hsuattou.
, 1864-04-05

Agreeable syrup, containing no mineral matter,
distied iscu roots. barEs and Ieaves, advertised IN
onE columns "1hf Cherokee Curc," Is an unfatnE
spscihc tor Seminal wcaknesa. 1t restores strength
10 the genital organs. stops nightly emissions, give.
<onirltte debility. The columns Of d central journal
uot THE rIte to DISCUSS the cf ruch ioath
rome Its; but Ray 1e1s. point out 1heir cure,
and s'e most nfaulblc VIC know. when its accom-
;'anyihE directions are observed, Is the Cherokee
(Nrc, ReAd 1hc Advertisement Ap548Alt
, 1864-04-05

e.:rayt Label displaying superb vgnette Of SAINT
George and the Dtagan. With shield containing IT. g .
eautouarI inscription underneath and At tne LOOT
aote Of Eanl Tor ONE CENT. signed A AHostetter 4
Smitn," to counterfai* which Is u felony.
IN ADDITION to these SAFEGUARDS AEAIYST YRAQus.
every bottle OF lpatetses's Celebrated Stomach ar
fer
, 1864-04-05

MQranss Magnolia H3nlna.

NN&f+ K&3K y HAGH19A&VA1&& N&NH1&ks
This the Ynost delightful and extraordinary artt
ever dtscavesod- Il changes, tic sun burnt taoo
and hands to q pcarly satin texture Of n Wishing
ocauty, tmpart,ng the marble purity OF youth. spd
the dstdque appt arancc 10 Inviting IN the city belle
fashon. II removes tan fseckles plnplos and
rcuEhnrsa from the skin, Leaving the conpleaon
rceh. transparent and emooth. 1t contains no mate
ia Injurious to th- sttn. fAtrnnized BY Actresses
and OrefA eingcrs. It Is what every leos saouio
Prenarcd by ". E. HAGAE. Troy. MI.
Address al orders to
DEMAs s. BARNES CO., New Tork.
{Aer ~ N cn,t RI ri
, 1864-04-05
Hair Dye. Hair Dye..

BACHELoR's celebrated HAIR DYE Is 1EH E1sT
* TH1 WORLD. The :oay HARMLEet, TRUE and Rk1I.
:-changes Bed. nns1y Or GREY Hnsr instantly, to =
lie Bs1r Or Staining tie sim, leaving the Hair soif
xnd Reautql mrsEss fres5 sis1y e;queq.,y Is; re-;
SAd Dyes. The Genuine Is signed WILL14N A. R4cH.
ALo1. Oh others are mere limitations and E1oa4 BE
fIky Fsyhft Kew TnrE. tyS-E4H7-lY.
, 1864-04-05

TOPE GOLD COMPANY.
M1NEs-aCOI.l DIET LODE"
Gipln County, Colorado.
CAPITAL $4,000 SHARES.
$25 each.
TRUSTEES: ',
John E!zns GolcEadS , T. Juda nv ToIe aetxt t;ea q
'E1 EEs.fain baltimore Hermann FunEe, New 1ork
l. Cornell Wlnle ksw York; Ii. c. Tyler New YORK;
e d. Arnold Providence:
Hi E1cenenc5 1oan 3oyS1nor 81 Colorado Territory.
yrCEPEE6IpEBTB:
HON s. q. ARNOLD.
DEF. H. JUDD.
TREAaUHEA:-
WALTER E. LAWTQE.
RxcRETAKE:
JP. DAVIES. %.. ,.o, :.
.omee. No. Is CrGst+ New York. oatsoeV"aa1 y
, 1864-04-05
Ba1tkl1tu at&n EICbungE.
TNlON PLANKROAD COM
I J PASY. CHICAGO, March so:a. 1851.

TNlON PLANKROAD COM
u PASY, CHICAGO, March so:a. 1851.
On and atc. tic 7ca day Ct APRIL the notes Of the
UNION PLANKR0AD COMPANY
OF MICHIGAN ctTT+ IknlAxA,
VIII not be paid out by us Or received on deposit
6plpxcx ETuxaEs' Sons.
hnLo. 4. snI. IL, FTrst. Ill. i. 4 7. Co.
v. F. EOoLEACEn d Co. - <-,.... .
j. T0UNQ tCAxNOx, PTtss Nar1ae %. o. AaIAko'
J. +. ECANNpN.
C.F- JEx1x, Cashier.
J.M- ADs1T. ;
4. G. BAL GEE & Co.
VII. Wt1TI, 6ec.y II. N. q F. 1ns. CO. :.
8TuNxY NYx4s, Cakhier. T. :,
Gxn. C. SMITH 4 Rko-
1ikkE1 EkhAhkB~ux..
RV9rEE, EhD,co1T GO.
F1xs70E, R1.L4Fp Ian.
T. IA Hr 4I,TYu, Cnah. tst y ut. Bank
T. A ElI1e, r. est. I'd Mi. Bank.
iRA hoINHe. Cash. Sd Nat. DAnE.
DEsJ. L-SbA n. p.cst. ;th Nj. I.eS.
n: n k11pkK, Cash. State sav1nGs lns.
ruh3l.I7sH!M
TOPARTNERSHIP.--R1chardJ J
~ shsrnan. q nntlalo, BENJAMIN F. Jcryie. Pres-
dent Of the Bank Of GaztnoyA, y. T., and Edward S.
H!ch. of T. s. Eichs Bank OF Exchange Buffalo, have
nfsoCinted themselves together for tie purpose oS
carrying on md ttArs&ct11E the buStpebs ct
, 1864-04-05

nR. WRIQHT'S
.Reia7enating Elixir |!
o., ESSENCE OF LIFE.
talcl1g acrt: ing injurious 10 ths most delicats.

'ta tic ptnuix -z;scs from TIE ashes osiss frs,
aninaie ed With new life n-so does this Elixir
rsjuVenats the system and overcome disease.
ey-The Eejuvcraurr Elixir Is tic result Of uo1ern
discoveries in the vegetable kingdom being IN en-
ttrely ard abstract inetn cure, irrespective
ofAil tie old and worn out systerns
e This medts1ue bns tetu tested by the Mcst emil
nent medical men of tho dcy and by Il pronounced
to te one Of the greatest eica discoveries Of the
Ey One bottls will cusc general Debility. ....>
i few dcees cures Eysterics in femaes.
t. One bottle cures Fapttatisn OF the Heart.
From one to three bottles rcsturea the mauli-
ness acd full v1Eor OF youth.
tF Il few doses rertorss the appetite.
II i few doses anres ths 1or spirited.
eE~ One bottle restores mental power.
B- This medicine Fg4tcre4 to manly rixor and ro.
bust health the poor deolhtated. wont down and Dc
rU" The lstless, enerva.ed youth, the over.t.sked
man Of business the victim OF nervous depression,
the individual sufcffn. from Eec era debility. will all
Ind immediate and relief By tho uso Of this
Elixir or Essence Ut Llie,
foFxareed 81 Express, on receipt OF money, to any
Iii eush or1ers rst be sent to c. COOK. ChIcago.
o1r General Agent for the West. "
Sold by nll DruEEists everywhere
G. A. CUOKt CHICAGO, General Agent for tho
ssates Of Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin, Michigan aud In
DIR. W. II. mERwIN T. Co.,
SOLE PgoPEEroRs,
No. 80 Liberty street. New York.
, 1864-04-05
Grprq1t BitterS.
nR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
GEDRON BITIERS
Tie Latest and Most Important Discovery o.
the 18th Century.

.rro uaat nsroa ls no-e ultimately eo4aeetsS N
s Sisory of Matef1a NoacA Of tae o1iten n9
- rnr~ 1srofnhy known = pioneer IN meclcA G1'.
poTsn tIsn that Of Dr. JoIIS BULL ot Lonsvs: hs!
7a1 .tnod Al fhe lea1 OF various CON pounds ol
tnaf Valuable drug His Compound q Mile C9s!5y :y
nna south. and lis oTn Lozenges U ess T. ~ e..
snr+ thcjr tn1To1nctio nttsinec reputAnoa ~ ~ls
@ s.s5 81 ne rnntfnent Of North AnertcA Bot the
eyoSine slory Of lis Ire remains 70 BE- Ta g. n as M
nt eisim to be the discovete1 Of CEpAoS MnaGS r.
lie basis btt1s DOE oefaa e sn9 III Cea
america 70 ~ virtues n.ze 9eea , + NJ In
stsn BIDS defiance 70 the rost oea.lY n,as - III n
6a,ales without the most n5th In IN
ID Sody Tic potent TO cuEa no ma''e' SHA'
Ehile IL. Jut not prepared 70 entoEse ~ g q
eenoo he / :, tss 9snss 1ssng
III virt-s that t.meds and prerenase ~ ~ n
<saaes aiang from exposure eitstr 70 EdnNHs5ee1
It Stands without yal ana Jqsts tns NJ
alton It has 70 long enjoyed In Central Ae11ea Aoo
IA z Aatfn fnd1a6 In
, 1864-04-05

TuR SUCCESS. OF
BOSTE1TER'S
STOMACH BITFERS
Has been marked feature IN the Medical History Of
the country. and their celebrity conttn-
uAlly increases.
Nr1rtrrpEs Of Inferior preparations hi. been got
up to compete with slls heala.pro&ectcg Tonia aad
nr7 they taye nj, fasd while the oa1eHA1 Ax4r-
daily IN lie estassloa md conadsncs Of ths paSns.
hare Il nsssass tasz
20 ao s f. eRd n nat tss saoss ssas IT,
and unHhoIesotne water.
ozz ss saos1sr s1s y.t
Of the GREAT FAMILY REaToRAT1TE Is constantly ak
tending.
TIE nE1HT ehst it will cure DYseIps1A and every
species q 1sD1axsE!os ls almost univeIsal. and
sources Known to be worthy Of implicit trust
cut
and 4 not onx :ns ssaxed and ds ba1ai
An.snoxEe tie san'teratsd sttmu1.nts Of COM:
iuvaltds resort to uosTXTTKR's HEFTERs a. D aAfs
Tuosx WHO suffer from rizer complaints rsly upon.
because hey derive rom Y aati6nioas proRefues
pes pro-
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S5T4zss Sfssk e Pasesys%: II ssseiSss y =
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o sse e4sss % o. vsss1S1
fnIc'a aua M c6T~nttHr @ o1o sA1 Aisr ~ "eu ~
r.. ~, ..x,,,,,,,, ,r... ,,,o, -. 49,, =.
e be one III NOS: valnsbla ehaIsetsfsties: sn -
u.,n,,r ,,,,..,oa 49,, ..x
with comparative impanity any climate ar ioc1ty<
81 eess ~ 5n with his
:-.:.. !.
nai9stay m anM sA!eGuasa1 aaa n Sonkn AnGficA A9d
Ut e.. ~ aaEs L.; @ n9 ness ieHa9e sec
aa aulnE nh endamica pRe'eo@so"l isseSa "
CHANGE OF CLIMATE a,wsys involves danger. un,e,z
aosTx1ThEs 6IfIEss ma etd de1anee TO vtctss
1uaes q tsnpe1aHie anu e1nAtatlona generated hT
My ., TIE HONEST s!s.nns snts to nea,ea1se.saee
kEoETAMIE IL !os:c ~ Eessetatiys ater seveEs, .aa
re FeIy oess s1ensIanR meo1eaad 1or 1eeoe oouS..
, 1864-04-05
20 arcbitfcts.

To arcbitfets.
THAMBER OF COMMERCE..
Plans for New Building.
Architects invited to furnish plans for boildlnt
% be erected for TIE CnA11Es or CoXaSacE or tn
Ia.ae streets o dimensions and position a lollows
o 3? as
so9,h y aa al!sy;; sns; IT, p na,'nr sGns1
hf L q i've feet area on the
north, east and west sides.
BASEMENT.
ese, e ~ ~ IL "a &
Banking purposes.
FIRST FLOOR
TO be divided into general bustness otcea. vasrlna
size and accommodation
SECOND FLOOR.
Main hall for " BOARD or Trade " room 80 r: oy full
nfsaSt Of 5uns ealsRes R q T. 9s
Beading Room, writing Room, for the of the mem.
5ssg tSs an % 4 a III Sc sueien q admit Of ees
Of o1ices above the sectad floor offices, which will be
sa
ser7ent Is convenience OF entrance and best
q ai6s ee
ri: ges srses psa1E ;9sxaat eso
t!en 1'shsngg and dlsina:s. Eith 70.
heating With steam q Easef ~ Sst nnned eo9ft On
f. 3 ST. 81 rs Faas sess e. s
es%n nn 1it % iii @ E:mates sepa
t s ss sss s.
closed to the Chairman Of the huildInS COMMITTEES,
, 1864-04-05
Uopartnersbtp.

TO.PARTNERSIIIP.|h have this
U J dav associated with nc my eoo-1nlaw-Mr.
IUCtUE'C. rAHUEE: The business ~il be continued
Trreafter under tue nanc aud urn Of
STANTON s. co.
Chicago. Ap.u LIST, 1s5i.- GEORGE T. STANTON.
ap2-tE lt1m
, 1864-04-05
Read! Read!! Read II!


U1SV1LL3v H. 18ha 2 Q511.
DR.. WIN. q. G1xaa-Dear Sir: In February, 1851,
was atlcted with sugar diabetes, and for I'VE month";
passed more than two gallons or water In twenty
twe1vc times during the night, and IN ave months
lost about sy pounds Y Eeghs pnz1g The 1nin
water ana dsys af1eI us'n4 i eapesisnssad
cured-8oor after rcgatuIng my usual gnod health.
Yours trn1y, J.V, DE- WITT.
, 1864-04-05
S0Idicrs> Enecisll Notice.

peynur duty T. yourselves. protect yo1r bes.th.
ounds, Sores, bowel Complaints, and Feru.s. tley
ase perfect Fl! d;Tsstleas eoE 70 ne
cannot get box OF Pills Ointment from the drug
IN his place. let him wrlte to 70 Maiden Lane,
c1rense. MAny dealere vail not Keep my medicines
on hand because they cannot make hs much PROM ~
otcr pe41oua' make. 81 Cens IS cents, and SlA0
per boz or pot. apShb4lW
, 1864-04-05

Y FERTY FOR 8AIE,
Ny lot 1t eouth. esEt corner Of Randolph Md VT
bash+ 48 feet on Raeash, Mx On Randolph. Capital
t1le easy. E. G. l}ARSEDt
81 NcEormicEt 1VudlnXs coratr Dearborn and Rk0r
dolpA tEeQQ. fe4<{MR@t
, 1864-04-05

Have long stnce given up tho uso Of hnshn cnbehe,
and juniper In tho treatment OF these diseases, and
0uly use them for the want Of better Te.1edy.
, 1864-04-05

TO VOuS010Est1F&B.
Couaumpt!ve sufferers will receive valuable pre-
Ncrfption for the Qf Consumption, Asthma, BFon
chitls, and au Throat and Lung Affections, free
'charee.} By sending their addrcts to
williamsburg Kines County. New York.
, 1864-04-05

Irri1ate and dreneh the kidneys, ana.by constant
soon lead to chzoa.c degeneration aEl ccnhrmed
ease.
, 1864-04-05
coNsT1rur1oN WATER

Is without doubt the only remedy Tor pIAnkTxs
and we have as much that It y specific ae
say that 1t has cured every In which 1t hna been
used.
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NEW JEwELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

DEALER in Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
IL has removed to Peter Bolts new bull
ding. Broad Street. Repairing done to order.
Prescott. July 25th, 1863. left
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Notice 10 Vacate.

State of Wisconsin. Pierce county. In the
matter of the application of Franklin Oils
TO vacate certain portions OF the village o
Franklin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ sig'led, Franklin Otis. will apply TO the
County Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.,
ut their session TO be convened LIST day OF
June. A. d 1864. for an order vacating thu
following described portions of the village Of
franklin. in said county and State to-wit:
Lots 3. 4. 5 and 6 in blncK one.
Lots 2 and 5 in lock two
West halt Of lot 3. and all of lots 4, 5, 9.
10, IL aud IL in block three.
Lots l. 2. 3, 4. aud in block four.
Lots 9, 3. 5 and 6 block FIVE.
Lots and 9 in block 6.
All eli Main Street. all of high Street, and
all of Vine Street. and all of the alleys run
ing between the aforementiom d lots.
+ HNKLIN OTIs.
Trimbelle. February Is, 1864. 40-w9
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Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Alyah White de-
ceased.
an reading and filing the application of
" H. X. White, of River Falls. in said
county, administrator of the estate of Alvah
White late of River Falls. in said county.
decreased. stat ing among other things that he
has not been able to collect sufficient sum of
the asa is belonging To- said estate to pay off
its indebtedness also giving statement of the
amount of the assets in his han aud that a
major part of the same consists in demand
against an estate in course of adminisi ration.
and prays that furthar time be- granted to coli
ect the sum and to pay off said Indebtedness.
II is ordered that said petition he hesr b fore
the Judge of this court ON Monday. the 9TH
dav of March next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at his
office, in the city of Prescott. And it is fur
;her ordered that notice thereof be given To
all the parties interested in said estate. by
publishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior to said dav of hearing,
in the Prescott Journal. weekly newspaper
published at Prescott. in said county
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated February Is, 1864. 4l-w3
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One hundred words will be counted as o
square of solid matter; over 100 words will
be counted as two squares over 200 words
40 three squares. etc.. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted ut the rates
prescribed by Statute. -,
Loaded or displayed advertisements viii be-
charged 50 per cent. above thee rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first ln-
seItion. and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertioH.
Transient advertisements must 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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NJ OTICE.-All persons having borrowed
IN our Grain Sacks. will return them on or
before the LIST of March. At that time we
shall place warrants in the hands of The Sher-
iff and his Deputies TO ART st parties known
to have our Sacks. and claiming to have pur-
chased them. which is a mistake.
Dill d BRo.
NJ OTICE.-All persons having accounts
~ or notes due G. A. Dill, Dill d Bro. on
g. A Dill d Co, unaranged or unsettled
will settle Immediately and save cost.
G. A. Dill.
Prescott, Dec. lS. 1863.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Cour-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Alyah White de-
ceased
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GOODRICH & TERRY,
WHOLESALE GROCER
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
AGENTS FOR
Lake Steam Sugar Refinery.
Corner East Water and Erie Streets.
FRANK Ii. TERRY. a :" ~
Taken Up.

Came into the enclosure Of the subscriber.
at his residence. in the city Of Prescott. about
the 2lst day of December. 1863. two heifer
calves, about eight or nine months old one
il Of dark red color, and the other is of a
light red color, with white face. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges
and take them away. II. A. JAY.
PruspCk, psA. -. lea 3Sws
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THOMAS Walden, M. ID.

Informs the public that he has located in
this town. for the practice of his profession
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery, aud
will attend also to all calls i'm the cot ntry.-
Office near Sterling's Store, Main Street.
Prescott. Oct. 8. 1868. n23f