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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of James NJ Taylor,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
II ETTERS of administration on said estate
IL having been issued TO Joel Brown. of Dia-
mond Bluff, in said county, on the 9TH day of
March, 1864, and six months prior and after
said day being allowed and limited for cred
itors to present their claims for examination
and allowance, notice ishereby given that the
undersigned will, on the first Mondays of
Jnne and September next, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
on each of said days, at his Office, receive. ex.
anime and adjust all claims and demands Of
all persons against said deceased.
WILLIAM HoyEs, County Judge.
May I'd, 1864. yS-l-3w
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Notice of Attachment.

State Of Wisconsin,
County of Pierce, SIS. In Justice Court
City of Prescott,
To Asa P. Manning
VOU are hereby notified that a warrant OF
Il attachment has been issued against you
and your property attached to satisfy the de-
mand of Philip Herzog, accounting to thirty
eight dollars. Now unless you shall appear
before J. G. Button, Police Justice in and for
said city. at his Office, in said city, on the 18th
day of May. A. D. 1864. at | o'clock III the af-
ternoon, Judgment will be rendered against
you and your property sold to pay the debt.
PHILIP HEEzoG, Plaintiff.
Dated April %, A. D. 1864.
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Geography.

/. Into what departments is Gecgra-
ply divided, and what is included in
each!
2. Name the principa! natural divis-
ions of land and water, the different ra-
ces of men, forms of government, and
systems Of religion.
8. Name the different lines or cir
cles commonly used on maps and globes,
and tell tue use of each.
4. Name and locate the principal
mountain ranges of the world.
5. Name the ten longest rivers in the
U. S. in order of their length.
Z. Name the six largest islands in
the world.
7. Name the six largest political d.
visions in the world.
s. Bound Wisconsin and describe its
surface, soil. resources, natural and arli-
fetal facilities for commerce, chief towns
and inhabitants.
o. Thus bound and describe KY, r.
l., Brazil. England and Hindostan.
10. Locate Halifax, Havana, Rio
Janelro, Calcutta, Archangel, Cape Bian-
CO, Lakes Winnipeg, George and Con.
stance, and Shetland and Spice Islands.
Grammar.
!. Give the possessive case Of con-
science In both numbers.
2. Compare the adjectives, sUity, ~,
far, ;0ortty and false.
8. Conjugate in full the verb drink,
in the active voice, common form.
4. What is analysis :
5. What are the essential elements Of
a sentence
6. How may each of these be modi-
! fed I
z. Define simple, compound and
a complex sentence, and give an example
of each.
6. The words that, tchat, both, and
as, are each used for what different parts
of speech Write sentences that will
illustrate earh.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the UNDER
IN signed will apply 10 the County Board
of the county of Pierce, in the State of Wis
cousin, at their session; to be held in said Co.,
at the County Seat. on the LIST day of June
next, 1864, for an order vacating such portions
of the village of Maiden Rock as hereinafter
stated, to-wit: All of blocks 1, g. 3, IL, IL,
Is, IA. Is, is. IL, 10, 90, 81, and 49, except
lot in block IL. Lots 3 4 5 in block to.
and %. Also, lots 3. a. S. and 6. in block 10.
Lots 10. IL. and 10, in block IS. Lots 1, 2.
3, Z, 9 and 10. in block %. Lots 10, IL
and IL. in block %. Lots 9. 10. II and IL.
in block 25. Lots /, 2, 3 and A, In block 30,
situated in sectional lots l. 2 and 3, IN section
Is, township number "a, Of range number l6,
in county and State aforesaid.
JOHN ID. TRUMBULL.
Maiden Rock. Feb %, 4Sb4. 40 VIZ
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square of solid matter over 100 words will
be counted as two squares over 200 words
~ three squares. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed BY Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be
charged 80 per cent. aAose these rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first in
seItfon, and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements mus; 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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Pierce County, Circuit Court
Joel Foster against p. F. Brown.

JOeI OsltF against I. T. DTOWH.
To P. F. Brown, defendant:
TTNAKE NOTICE that we will make mo
Il ton at the next term of said court, APP
pointed to be holden at Ellsworth, i'm said
Pierce county on the 18th Monday of May
next, at the opening of court, or as soon
thereafter as counsel can be heard, for leave to
issue execution in the above entitled cause,
which motion will be founded on the records
in the cause, and the affidavit OF Joel Foster,
showing amount due.
WHITE q JAY, plff's atty's.
Dated April IS, 1864.
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DKGExRs in General Merehsndiss. Orange St.
Prsscaft, WISCONSIN. SN
rres><hs, }rse 8. So
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E:ssray Notice.

Game into nv enclosure about tina LIST of
January, red COW, with some white on the
belly. tips OF boThs barred. in poor condition
The owner is requcsie4 TO pay charges ana
take her away.
CIV. B.RRETT
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=. ". DICKINSON,
Bounty. Claim & Pension Agent.

Will obtain Arrears of pay, Pensions,
Ronaty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed. DC.
River Falls. Wis, Feb 10. 1862. no At
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PETER SMITH

DEaLER in Clocks, Watches and Jewelry
has removed to Peter Bolts new bull
ding. Broad Street. Repairing done to order.
Prescott. July 25th, 1863. l2-tf
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D. D. PRICE,

Dsaier IN all kinds 81 Furniture. Chairs, Bed
steads. Tables. Cciiins, Gilt Mouldines. Pic
ture FRAMES. Patent Water Drawers. ETC.
Furniture of any description furnished TO
order. All work warranted. Terms Cash
Shop on Orange Street, opposite PrescOi
Hotel. Prescott, Wis. By I
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MIS- CELLANE 0 L s.

BEARDSLEY Il LYFoRD.
wHnr EsALr AND REzaIL Dealers in Dry Goods
sn,l Groceries; Store On Broad and LeVee
Stress.
Prescott. May IL. 1861. n2lf
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CLOCGH & BAKER

ArTnESErs AND CoUNsELLORs AT Law. Hud
eon, St. Croix Co. Wis. will attend TO FRO
Ees-ioHzl business in Wisconsin and MINI.
Nav 6. 1861. niti
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L. Snence White.

LrrosSIT At Law; Office over Prescott City
bank. Will attend to professional business
in " isconsin and Minnesota 3S-tf
Pras-at. January 81. 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-05-14

ExcaASGs bought and sold. and prompt at
tsniion given 20 collections.
Prescott June 10. 1861. neYl
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]. c. BUTTON,

ATTORNEY At Law: VIII attend 10 all lcga
business entrusted tO his care, in the North
part Of. Wissonsin.and all collections prompt
" attended 10. Office an Prescott, Wis.
stnker l6. 1861. n25yl
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BUSINESS CARDS.
A L T o r n Z Y S .
"A. n. FITCH,

a. YOUNG. n. n. FITCH,
YOUNG q FITCH,
krTosxEYs At Law: All business entrusted To
their care will be promptly attended to.
Office I'm Concert Hall Building. Prescott.
Prescott. MAY Is. 1861. n2f
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Mental Arithmetic l..

l. 81 of 90, equals how many times
81
2. 3 of Is, equals 5 of what num-
Der ?
8. So, equals how many times l-6!
4. What part of is SIS of 10?
5. 4 3 of 20, equals 3 of how many
times : of 4 of -?
6. Divide $50 between A and B,
giving A 81 as often as B J of 81.
z. 3 4 of certain No., = equals
40. What is the No.
8. If 8 times certain No. is Sc
more than times the same No, what is
that No!
8. What is the interest of $75 for
5 3-5 years at per per cent!
10. How many panes of glass in
box, or so square feet, providing they
are 10 by II inches
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-05-14

For Rats, Mice, Reaches, Ants,
Bed Bugs, Moths i'm Fnrs. Wool
ems, ETC., Insects on Plants.
Fowls, Animals. etc.
Put up in CSC, 20c and 81 Boxes. Bottles and
Flasks 50 and $5 for Hotels. Public hastita-
tons, etc.
"Only infallible remedies known"
"Free from Poisons."
Not dangerous to the Human Family"
4" Rats come out of their holes to die.
NSy- Sold Wholesale in all large cities.
Sold by all Druggists and Retailers every
where.
sBr | Beware of all worthless limitations.
cXy- See that CosrAE's" names is on each
Box Bottle and Flask, before you buy.
eE Address Henry II. COstar.
or Principal Depot 4S2 Bradway, N. Y.
eT- Sold by G. MoCRAY,
Wholesale and Retail Agent.
46-m6 Prescott. Wisconsin.
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To Clergymen.

Handsomely printed Marriage Certificates
in legal form, fer sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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VNHE QUICKEST AND ONLY
DIRECT ROUTE TO
HIO a GO
AND ALL POINTS EAsT-AND SOUTH.
VIA
La CROSSE g. Min. JUNCTION,
BY THE
Chicago and North Western Railway,

Passengers going East or South, should
be particular and ask for Tickets via MINES
ota Junction, as by this route they arrive in
Chicago as quick as by any other, and have
ample time for meals, and
Connecting with Trains East g. South,
and avoid the great annoyance of change and
Omnibus riding. as by the Milwaukee route.
This road is acknowledged to be the best
equipped of any Railroad in the Northwest,
being furnished with
NEW AND ELEGANT CARS,
with Patent Heaters for winter use, and the
newly improved Sleeping Cars fortnight trains,
making this route every way superior to
all Others.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
to all important points East. and Passengers
to avail themaelves of the many advantages
this route has over all others, should be par
ticular to ask for Tickets via Min. junction.
Mark Hendricks,
vs-l-tf North Western Agent.
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v.P. TTsrT4LL. Cashier.
CuAs MILLER, President
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-05-14
Reading.

1. What are tho characteristics of
good reading :
2 What are some of the most COM
mon faults in reading 2
8. What are some of the principal
faults to be guarded against in articula-
ting words
4. Define infection, anu the different
kinds thereof.
5. When should the rising infection
be used
6. When should the falling infection
be used
I. What is emphasis and what its
use
s. When should the monotone be
used
o. Which are the emphatic words in
the following sentence: "They tell US
to be moderate, but they, they revel ii.
profusion."
10. Indicate the proper infections
and emphasis in the following sentences
"Lst us retract when we can, not when
we must"
The dog would have died if they had
not cut off his head"
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Questions used by SCHOOL supt.
in Examining Teachers.
OrthographY.

/. How many elementary sounds in
the English language
2. Are e. j, o, u, W, anil y ever con-
sonants ! If so, give examples.
8. Which of the consanants repre-
sent but one sound each ?
4. Describe aud illustrate the differ
eut sounds of C, S, {, and ch. and tell un-
der what circumstances they occur.
5. Which are tho silent letters in
aceapOn, knoaO, sleight, fatigue and
psalm
6. What are the substitutes for short
e, long j, and short IL Give examples
of each.
z. What derivative words can you
form from the word lore :
8. Annex ing to frame, begin aud
bite able to sale and change ness to
happy, careless and full; and q to fleece
and wit.
8. Correct the following where nee
essary; Judgment, Believe. Lieing. Coer-
lion, Sieze, Scige, Maise, finnish, Wales.
10. Which letters are consonants and
which vowels in the following Union,
Folio, Righteous.
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PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BIT
REARDSLEY & LYF0R D
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
on THE LKvrE.
Grain and Flour.

PREscoTT JoUESAL OFFICE.
NAY "a, 1864.
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t OF THE NEW YORK PRESS,
ATLANTA.
Prom hs yrtbvps.


The nJll confirmation not merely Of the fan OF
Atlanta, hut Of the decisive defeat of a portion
of the eugmy's fJrc., +, supplied by the Official
despatch OF General Slc,man, this morning p,,l.
lishod. Il vas again % flank movement gbi.b
decided Il fac Of he Rebel stronghold. General
sherman abandoned the greater par. of his lines
east and north OF Atlanta, holding only the Chat.
tahooch"e and It's approaches with the gDth Co-ps
and with AN the rest Of his army Drccipit.,ed him
sell upon the Macon railroad below its junction
win thc Lagrange road at East Point
NebCi lotCc Ut IOnesNOIO, % miles south of
Atlanta on the 1aconrOad, wa, by this mluwuyrc
lsoAted from the muin army under How, that
still held the city, and although strongly in
trenche0, was attacked aud defeated on the lst
september, with the loss Of ten guns l7JS pri-
soneTs aud at least 2OOO killed and wounded
Upon bccD ming aware Of Sherman's movement
and OF the division of his army and tue occupa
non Of his only line Of communication, Hood
DleW up his magazines in Atlanta, destroyed the
rolling stock Of the railway, and lied in the night
time.
Thus is this victory of General sherman oven
more brilliant, and more disastrous 70 the enemy.
than previous dispatches had led rs 10 anticipate
kHood Is at the same MON eut mlnuuyerpd ont OF
! his last fortress and sees q detachment of his
army well nigh destroyed by sudden and mani
Hesty unexpected attack. The uttCrmoSt military
disgrace has fallen upon him, for he both per-
mlts his army to be ryen asunder, and COmDul-
sorly abandons the point, tor the security of
which he has yentuTcd the hazardous disnysiti,n
of his forces which invited the effort of General
Sherman
Though he may have escaped with a considera.
Tble fragment Of troops, it is evident the Campaign
and the state are lost to him. Sherman's ne,S,-
lsity for rest viii not be long; but, longer or
Bhorter, he is in safe possession of the point to
(which all the efforts of the campaign, on both
'aldes, have been directed, and he has now the
Sright to delay, II he thinks it advisable Certain
flt Is there viii he no sOwneSs on the part of
lGeneral sherman where it is possible to be swift
AS well as any man he understands the supreme
Importance OF complete military possession Of This
1centraI pillar Of the Rebel COnftderaCy and Hood
|does not expect, nor will Sherman permit that the
fruits OF this erOwning triumph shall be left uu-
gathered. The boast Of the Rebel leader that he
would nod Atlanta Gill his army was annihilated
Iyanishes in disaster before the superior general.
3ship of his opponent, and with Il, As he well
nows, passes, or will soon pass, all that Atlanta
fNfas mesnt TO defend.
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Almost oil persons who have cared 20 look for
tho names Of those who cater for their inst notion
and amusement in this way have been especially
stuck with the cnguwings taken from the
des gns Of the French artist, GustayC DOrc: hut
some rev Of them may be surprised TO hear how
young 3 man he Is, and the eNtraord mary uuau.
uty on work OF good quality that he has already
got thfungh, He was horn M Strasboury on the
btboi January, 1888. His father was then an ordi.
nay pRuccr Of the Department OF Bas. Rim
In lSj, the French army gained some Of mos,
HlIh nj victories in AL. ria, the taking Of Con-
smnine being the moet remarkable incident.
Inc imagination Of the child was set on fire by
the accounts he heard, and at five years of age
he PRODUCED drawing Of the battle, which is,
saiu to have been wonderfully spirited. Atschool
he appears tJ have done himself credit IN most
departments, hut 20 have made all he lessons
subordinate ~ drawing Ia November, 1917, NJ
Dore, senior, who hgd risen 70 NE chief engineer
Of the Department OF Ain, lad 20 take 70 Paris
his eldest son, who was preparing for The Poly
tChUiC School Gu,taye was allowed 90 ace pine
r9ny them, and This was the hHppic-t moment Ot
the boy life. Tie had won aIrca iy no the C1llrg,
OF ICurW sufficient artistic success 90 excite
his gubit. n, and he went at once TO phiippou,
the editor Ot the journal pour rrC'
The sketches he showed at once arrested the
attention Of Philippon, who was iaduccd 70 EN-.
plOy him, u spite of his CNtrcme youth. and
leave The college 80 soon by signing an agree
mCnt which assured him 5000 franc, A ypur for
the supply of illustrations, and vet allowed him
rmc 10 continue his general studies ut the College
Chl,emaIne. His own accurate observation uf
nature seems to have suillgcd for his artistic rdu-
cation; at least, It may be inferred from his
intense originality that he was not greatly iu-
dtbtcd 10 any casual master. lie Ia, bv this
iimS quite attained 20 the position of master
h'meNt. In n notice of him bv VI. Iemcrcicr dc
NeuyiIlc, 1861, il is stated that he had by that
time produced more than sixty thousand
Figncltes.-OUre-G-Ut
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- C. Wach'muth has written small book
called "Das gltC GrlccheuHud i'm neupn," in
which le prove, the futity of Fa'Imeravcr's as
Scriou that Che Greeks OF Cpr day had no possible
connection with the historical Hellenic race. but
were, one and all, Of Slayonic origin. Wurhsmufh
particularly d8els On the extraordinary simili-
tudc Of The customs Of the present Greeks atmar-
rlages, births, and deaths with those of their
classical ancestors, besides showing how sur
Frisiugy alike NeO-Greel legends, sagas, and
fairy tales are TO those Of ancient Greece it the
influences Of time aud circumstances are taken
into consideration.
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INITED sTATEs, EAsTERN pIsTRTcT

INIIED STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
- THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
,PEkNslLYANIA,
WHEREAS The District Court Of the Untod states ia
and for the Eastern District Of ennsyvania, rightly
and dub proceeding ON Libel led in the name OF tho
ESnsTs Eh9 hay. or pretend TO have any g title OF
Sser e1 N as any ,r %hersG d. n < M Ms
wares an meTshandse laden on board thereof CAPTURED
lively under command Of Leuienants R a. ISnson and
jadgment, at the time and place uRderwritte1,
G the os e't ar. esS Se5sor pressed 1siSs 70
onjolned and commanded, that you omit not, but
q The da4y newspapers printed and published in
The CITY Of Phadslphie and in the Legal Tqielii-
and cited peremnorily, apcrsons in general have
the said steamer Lillian, her tackle apparel and fur m
ulturo and le goods wares, and merchandise laden
wAIADER, the Judge OF the said Court at the District
Sourt Room IN the city of Philadelphia the twentieth
else the day following between the usual
aeeS in dae form Of law reasonable and lsWSs e8 Sr
cuse, II any they have, why the said Lillian,
and merchandise on board thereof Should not be
to belong 81 the time Of the capture Of the
O. their enenss or Otherwise labe and subject to
lawful priles and further TO do and receive in tia
behalf as to Justice shan apperain And that you duly
nt mate on cause to be ndmated unto all persons are
said, generally Ito whom by the tenor Of these presents
h also Intimately, thar Ii they shall appear the
time and place above lpeAr and shal mot
show TeasonAbe and lawful cause to tn, contrary, then
said District Court doth intend and will proceed adud
cation on the sad capture and that the SAID
steamer Lillian her tackle apparel furniture and
the goos wares and merchandise laden there
Of Old belong, ~ the time OF the capture Of
the enemies Of the United States OF America and go 5ds
OF their enemies otherwise liable and subject to con-
lscttiOn and condemnation, 10 be adJudged and con-
dened as lawful prize the absence rather contunAcy
OF the persons cited and ntimated in anywise not
withsanding and that you duly certify TO the said Dis
trct Court what you shall do in the premises togeher
with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
81 the said Court. at Philadelphia this first day o. sep
tember, A D. 1854, and In the eighty ninth yearof the
Independence OF the said United States.
se2-3t q. X. FOX, Clerk Of District Court.
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MIR ~. Fil m !ssT[AIIiES, EASTERN DISTRICT

limited STATES, EASTERN DISTRICT
- Or PENNSYLyANfA, SCT
TO THE MARsHAL OF ThE EAsTERys EAgTE sTAsEs bHsFss,cr
OF IENNsfLYANIA, A''i0A
WIIEREAs, The District Court os tho rrr,,., s.....
snn lor te Eastern District Of Pennsylvania rightly and
guy proceeding on LIBEL nod la tho uae ~ fa i,ited
tates Of America, hath decrcod all persons in &
Rave or pretend 70 have any right title OF Interest In
my two bales Of cotton, cargo OF vessel unknown.
captured by the United States steamer OR. r. CayierS
vessel Of war Of the United States, and brought into
this port per the said steamer or II. CuylerN ~ he
uonshtd cicu and called TO Judgment the time and
pluce undtWrttCn and TO the elect hereafter expressed
Ousiice requriug) Nou are therefore, cbarred and
strictly en- olhed and commandeJ that you omit not bat
ai by ypubshug these presents at least two sf the
daily newspapers printed and Published in the eity
q Philadelphia, and In tho Le5al Ilteligeeer you
porempioriy. all persons who have or pretend
70 haye any right, uhe, interest In the said hty-
JoHS CADwALADER, 5e Judge Of me sI5 png5spo Soa2t
a. az We District Court room IN tho city Of PhIla-
ptesentsh u bea court day, else the next court daY
SS s1s ~ s RS usual hours OF hearing causes
q reasonable and lawful excuse, II any they have
pronounced to belong al The time he eSp no o p Se
same to the enemies ~ the United States and as goods
domination, to be adudged aud condemned as good ana
awnl przesi snd further to do and receive in tIIs
intimate cause bo innaed unto ali persons st5ro
sensTa &c Whom by the tenor Of these presents
anu place above menoned or shah appear and snail
said District Court doth intend aud win proceed 70 adn
dcaton on the said capture, and may pronoanee that
the time Of The capture Of the same to The enc e.
niles of the United States of America and as goods o.
ton and condemnation be adudged aud condsmned az
lawful prize the absence, rather coniumacy tho Der-
and that You duly certify to the said District coTrt wSSf
yga shan DO in me together with these prssents
Of ne said Court at Philadelphia, this second day of
he Independence Of the said United sSteS 'i'n 'e "
seS-St @. FOX, Clerk District Court.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

s~9y+ CITY BOUNTY, FOUR HUNDRED
- polHrs.-Oliec OF the city bounty Fund ConmlI-
sion, Ne, ~ HRUNE Street.
UUtil further notice, the Commission will continue to
pay the CITY BOUNTY or FOUR lfUNDR ED boz
LARS 10 all recruits credited upon the quota Of the oltv
OF otPhHadepha whether VnIistmg Tor one, two OF three
Parties furnishing Substitutes win receive
slOO Tor One Year.
$500 for TN Years.
$3.50 for Three Years a. heretofore
Il. 2. INti, President.