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&fVK th6 8tchasUa6 Examiner, Due tvsh:
(; ssqwAlhIoRfsSanist inss IF Ei!q4kmend
An attack was expected this morning, but
theiqtsraict Of wiatsr HaE Be- efectus,
The enemy crossed small force VI ND
fsntsg 70 the south sids of tapes Iivst "a
Wedhesdsy mornisg, ut 0ofs landing,
near the mouth Of. Dutch Gap canal, end
below battery Simms. They are upon the
neck ,ofId1!g f0usd where they can do moth
ing, and cannot advance. Our picket line
extends across their front aad1 within three
hundred ssrdl Of the. csnal. 1t is not desi,
rable to hold athia point with our forces, but
simply TO keep them in check in this use>
less position which they have assumed.
There is no truth in the rumor that they
haIesfscted any crossing at apoint higher
up tho river. % g &c.
Our mortars and batteries command the
position; snd arets keeping, up the usual
anount Of annoysnces liza AZ"
the SITUATION BELOW RIcHMoNp--YNTER
INTERpIorrNo ACTIVE opDaArIoNs ON THE
I'd yaMrs.aAH f"''
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The soundof heavy gun, WIS 'heatd on
yesterday evening on the lines below the
city. The firing, thongk unexplained, is
believed to have been nothing more than
the shelling, BY eur sriveri'batteries,, Of the
Du tch Gap canal, as thes yipd 1T the time
VII setting fair from that point. Winter
seems to have set-in in earliest; bat still
there is no grand attack from Gtsnts he
let the golden days of autumn slip by unim--
proved, and the winter cometh, when no
man can fghtsqKA0 IIaWx.H
:; We had not even rumor from refers
burg on yesterday, WHICH tsscgnycfussjYs evi
dsnce that nothing Of s"importaDce kd oc>
CARED or Was gofug on thsre.
sTol gT0fs II
REBEL ACCOUNT OF. HsLBKTTLEd ON HONEY
atr n I.
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The st. Adams Raidersr

Luz releaSo ny tno Sono" ~
of the parties known as "the st. Adams
raiders" Is exciting considerable interest
in governmental circles. Much indigna'
ton is felt and manifested by prominent
Americans in consequence / Of decision
which they think to be mockery OF JUS
tics and incompatible. with that neutrality
which England has professed.
The raiders were first arrested upon Q
warrant from Canadian Justice Of the
Peace Afterwards, il was held that the
warrant was insufficient and q new one
wal. issued by Justice OogRs.I, OF the
Queens bench. The trial was postponed,
at the urgent solicitation of the prisoners,
in order to enable them to obtain evidence
from Richmond that they were regular Dol.
disrs Of the Confederate army Having
failed to obtain this evidence, and the time
of postponement having expired, the par
ties were brought up for trial few days
ago. The attorney for the defence objected
to the jurisdiction Of the court and, after q
brief deliberation, Justice CouRsAL decided
that the proceedings had been irregular
and informal and that the prisoners could
only be held legally by warrant signed
by the Lieutenant Governor of the pro-
vince. Accordingly he ordered them to
be Immediately released. This is, in brief,
. history Of the judicial proceedings IN the
cAse.~ . - ~ 90 Z - 90 -@.
General DIx's order in relation to any
future raids was contained in our telegraph
ic dispatches Yesterday morning. He in
structs his soldiers to pursue beyond the
frontier and sieze, even within the boun'
diaries of Canada, any parties who may take
refuge there after committing hostile acts
N the United States. Should such an
event occur, it would probably lead to Sc
rious complications and, possibly, war with
England. According to the Law of Ma
tions, it may be held that the British pow
er,'by permitting hostile expeditions to be
fitted out within her territory, to operate
against US, and by shielding and covering
their escape, commits an act OF hostility
herself, and, by the violation of her duty
a. neutral, relieves us of any obligation
to respect her rights in that character.
Tbere ara various indie atoms. little thir gs
in themselves but links in circumstantial
chain, which 90 to show that our national
relations with England are not quite so
pleasant as they might be. The absence ofauy
allusion in the Presidents Message, to the
diplomatic affairs of the two countries; the
bitter and, indeed, angentlsmanly tone OF
Mr.. SEwARD's letter to Lord WHARNcLIrTE,
who sought to do an act of charity to the
rebel prisoners in our hands; the departure
of Lord LYONS. the British minister, to re-
turn home, ION account of i'll health, it is
said) and the subsequent sale of his house
hold goods, implying an intention not to
come back; and now, the release Of the St.
Adams raiders; are all circumstances which
may be the initiatory steps Of serious
rupture between the British government
and ours. We mention these things sins
ply a. straws which may or may not indi-
cate that breeze is stirring.
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! Foundry for Rent.

THE UNDERSIGNED vishins to retire from the
property known a. the "Union Foundry" corner of
Market and South strss Wheeling Va, with all the
fixtures belonging thereto. The Engine, Boiler, Ma
tsrns ett., lafe al In perfect working order The
location Of this foundry central and not surpassed BY
any other In the city. The present foundry brick
covered with aesstiron roof and nearly new havins
bsen removed from the old situation In 1885, Parties
proposing torrent can examine the establishment and
Obtain any. information required by applying to the
undefhgned on the premises.
deelb-2t .... WIN. ". MILLER,
Pittsburg Post copy .:.f
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Jarrst's il thirty miles from Petersburs
and Bellfield ten miles further south Of
the Weldon road. At this pointthere is
1siizuat.1ssGgU -<ausJB tsaszeeSes!!snsses7
to which the raiders no doubt Will give at
toons q they have time. Bellheld 10 IN
SptsIjlls county, and is twenty-five miles
dHtaat 1SMW eldon The whole dig RcS
tweS yASsburg and Weldon is
e DIP ~ o'clock p. N. We were q b!o
vHls9a thing further Of the en- ~
m9fene6t, BIT may state that, fromfks
diSpoaitiop. made by General Lee, it So
improbable that the raiders may come 70
grief ere they are forty eight hous Older
5sbk - hrdaxos@4 HkaikSsfH os FHE
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Ysem the aayanneh RsppbliOaq,J Ice g.
Atsrgiving = = detailed h4 account Of the
various circumstances Of the battle, the
Rspabltean says: y W '4''a V M
--Frum- MI indications it 10 estimated that
the Toss Of the ehemyis fully, five 6r six
hundred. i .ThisIis The ,l0westZestimate that
We have heard. Many officers are of the
opinion that their loss .csnpQtu be- less than
one thousand. /. Ours was eight killed out
right and thirty pine, Yonnde three or
four MORALLY. Tie eneny foo mt to some
disad vantage, as they fred up bail and most
of their shots ranged too high o"ss, GO
So much "for: The battle Of Honey Eli
Tho enemy were whipped lons before It's
Eciose. but they waited fortnight to save
themselves from disaster in their retreat:
Soon after dark they made off with ali
possible speed, and, rs the evidences show,
with the widest fright and confusiop:1
Nearly everything. was thrown away in
thsif Right. i The road and thOwoods for
miles were strewn with clothing of every
description, canteens, cooking utensils, &C.,
de-, whilst in their camp, about two miles
from the battle Afefd, they LEFT Everything.
Any quantity of provisions, bottles of liq
uor, preserved meats, blankets, overcoats,
&c, were abandoned in their hasty retreat.
With the-ex@ption Of Smelling from their
gun.boats next day, which was harmless,
nothing has been heard of them since their
CALLING defeat and inglorious fight, ,n d
PROM THE LINE oFsTHe'sAvANNAHR f1LRoAp
.sai From the Charleston Mercury, Dsc,s.
We have nothing additional of interest
from the coast below. Of Passengers by the
Savannah train which came in last evening,
reported thatIa fight Hasigoins on some
where near Pocotalgo, as they passed that
point; but we were unable to gather any
definite details in regard to the progress or
result Of the reported ysction.W Al 40
CONFEDERATE STATES ,coNaREss-THr TLo-
RIDA SEIZURE ANDgsTHE BRAZILIAN Gov
EREMEET IN THE. SENATE. sa.1.Iy,a
SENATE,
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b. .. .r.e1.,-sE ~ Dec.s,. 1864.
| } The Senate VAS called TO order al twelve
o'clock by Vice President Stephens. (This
is Mr.Stephens' first appearance in his seat
during the present session uch II
. On motion of Mr.. OFT. the, resolutions
In regard to the seizure of the Florida were
called up. 's''.''.-''~ 's71T. 80
The resolutions were then read as fol-
lows am 1saE,, AnE III u
Resolced, That the seizure OF the Con.
fsderate war steamer Florida, by the U. s,
steam sloop-of.wsr Wachusett,i in the bay OF
Bshi., on the tn of October last, was a
fragrant outrage upon the territorial SOW
eregnty of Brazil, violative of the rights
Of this government on heutfal waters, in
disregard Of the Law Of nations, and there
fore wrong done to every civilized mari
time power. lihshLOhW Ia
Resolced, That 1t was the duty of Brazil,
under the law Of nations, to protect the
property Of the Confederate States whilst
within its territory, against the hostile acts
Of every power, and having failed I'd give
such protection, that the government is
bound to enforce the restitution in statu
quo ofthe steanef Piorida by the autbori.
ties Of the United States to the authorities
of the Confederate States in tue BAY of
Bahia, where iis was uniswfdliy captured.
Resolped, That the President be req uested
to have communicated teail1 our oommis.
sioners abrosda full statement Of me ille-.
gal seizure aud capture Of the Florida, to,
gether With the opinions Of the government
on the outrage, and that sid commissions
err be instructed 70 bring, the came 70 the
stten tion'of thag oternmsne hi Est6ps ia
which they respectively reside. INA "a
Mr.. Semmes wasa opposed to the third
resolution, which instructs our ministers
to call the attention of foreign powers to
the seizure. II that resolution was sdopted
the information would h3Se 70 be eomunu.
nicated in some sort Of back door man er,
both England and France hsving refused
to recognize the Confsdetste. government.
he moved to strike out that resolution,
: Mr. Orr said that the sgoYssirnrnsat, Of
Europe had ell recognized the Confederate
ststts sSalfger4p& ppves, aud it vas
.tmpll 70 complain that our rights asa bel
lissrsnt had been pntragedisthse che lrsso-
lytiens &seS introduced. ii.Jlyo1
Mr.. MeTwSA was,djtRepsa to agree With
ne gentleman tom Louiiisns, He felt
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LIT: Atffwsa wasiaj'b4s4 TO agree 1ith
i tAe gentleman ttss TON Gouisian.. Hs fslt
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.


REBEL vIEHs OF Nh. LixooLx's MESSAGE.
From RiahnsaA 1,RasE. PEI. -.
GAesercdih SptiSg = q - Aqs8
onnditpn e u, tzit4 Atse "a
population : kkibissd b h.vos.
Presldspt tsd shsdsA ~ tls ussE s
the Enquirer says: ~
But "the good wine il ressfvSd for the
last and -scoaditioa Of peaeep clesss
the message, and herein the amisbility,
mercy and goodness Of Mr.. Lincoln stick
ont slika tina cara Of Al ....a-s.-..-s-..-.e:
We are informed that We can ct any
moment have pesce simply b. laying down
our arms and suSmittits itp the national
EsatAb1ty, luaderS<hs COnstitafess for he
saws :-aAfter 30 much the Government
could not, If -wouid, maintain war
against them.po That ID Ito ny; Latter We
have surrendered we will not be-shot to
death With musketsy", - dsssrtsrs are, bqt
We would be sadjdstef' by peaceful meshs
of legislation, courts and votee,l 81, OF
course, in constitutional and lawful chan
nels, which, disrobed' Of. it, tautology,
means hanging and con6scation, or, % the
Herald puts IL, I"give up the negroes and Z
farm of fifty acres. to,eaoh negro soldier"
Such is the message of Mr.. Lincoln. News
paper men are obliged to read it; but any
one else who does q, il, guilty o1time
HhpAr, =
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-sloiuS ysG-s tSE AasIa ,ssid ash h:olo y
GA HIfIAH fs-0tvoq
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oae hundred words viii be counted as a
..-ore &C solid matter: over 100 words will
he connted rs two squares; over 200 words
a. three squares. ETC., etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at tie rates
prescribed by Statute.
Leadel or displayed advertisements VIII be
charged 50 per cent. above these rates.
Special notices ] 5 cents per line for first IN
ssItfon, and 10 cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid lor
in advance; all others quarterly. -,
a5vert;semeDts not otherwise ordered, will
tr continued until they are ordered out, and
shsrsed accordingly.
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Pierce County CoufI-ln TFoba1e. II -
matter of the estate of Charles TeCsaT,t<
ceased. 'lo
an READING and filing the petition d
~ Benjamin Leach, Of the town Of Inn
belle. in said county, representing among G-'
er things. that, on the II III day of April. l'o
the sand deceased contracted 10 convey ioA1
the said petitioner. the premises known a..
described as follows: Lot one. in The 81
lage of Trimbelle. said loi extending noEIll'
II 10 Tic Trimbelle River" amt claimn5h
he. the said petitioner, is entitled to co1T-'
ance of said premises, and praying that 80
Tozer, executor of the estate of Charles lta
saw, deceased. be authorized and directed, b
decree Of this court, TO make cut and eze'-f
q convey ance of said premises 10 him, The g.
petitioner; It is ordered that said petition ?
heard before the Judge of this court or Aea'
day, the seventh day of November next q
one o'clock P. NJ. at his Office, in the Gig z
Prescott. And it is further ordered that 9e
tice thereof be Published for SIX success
weeks prior to said day of hearing in liz
Prescott Journal. weekly newspaper pTi-f
cd at Prescott, in said county.
WnLIAM HowEs, County Jnds3:
Dated SEPTEMBER g, 1861. l9.F5
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Notice 10 slow Cause.
Pierce County CouTt--In Probate
In the matter OF the estate of J. u Ta7,1,
deceased.

Pierce County COuTt--In Probate.
In the matter OF the estate of J. y. Tay,o:
deceased.
n n READING AND FILING the Ieii
~ ton of Joel Brown, administrator cfai
estate. setting forth the amount Of pesnl
estate that has come to his hands and tl,ts
position thereon the amount of debts o-..
standing against said deceased, ard Ges''i-
ton of all The real estate Of which agl
deceased died seized. and the condition a.
value of the respective portions thereof. 50.
praying that licencc be 10 him granted los
the whole of said real estate ; and Il apTz
ing by said petition that there Is not sGf':'.
personal estate in the hands ofssid admins
traitor to pay said debts, and il is necess.
in order to pay the same, 10 sell Tie WAc!e /
said real estate :
1t is therefore ordered that al prrs'Ts p
ierested in said real estate appear btf''c -
Judge Of this Court on Monday. the s.rr'
day OF November next, at one O'Clock
his office in the city Of Prescott. then fi
there 10 show cause why licence should ai
he granted to said administrator to SCI! .,
real estate according to the prayer OF said p
tition. And il is further ordered that '177
of this order shall be published for four r.
cessivc weeks ior TO said day of hearing, i'
the Prescott journal. weekly newsPal;.
printed and published at Prescott. in 81
county. WM. HowEs, County JUG
Dated Sept 6, 1861. nls-v'
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Notice of Attachment.

Pierce County. 1..:.os-co,,-.
City Of Prescott. :" '"S''''S OO'''
To A. c. Belden:
VTOU are hereby notified that a warrant of
attachment has been issued against you
and v5ur property attached TO satisfy the de-
rnnnd of ]. Spence White. amounting TO thir-
~ dollars. Now uniess you shall appear be-
fore Parker Adams. Justice of the Peace, in
ard fer said county. at his Office. in said city.
on the 26lh day of July, A. d. 1864, at one
O'Clock IN the afteFnonn, judgement viii be
rendered. AGAINST yoa and your pT0lerty sold
70 pay1he debt. - - :, IS a-I 81.
- Js.srrxs WHirE, riaintIif.
2 Psssa Sz;grsn. 1861. Ie-wi
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Referee,s sale.

Pierce County Circuit Court, State Of "
consin. BGrnam Martin. plaintiff. ag3.a
Philesfer Felt, Emily Felt. Hannibal FL
foxana Felt, g. p Wells, r. W. Stilnli
E. Il. Ives, and r. S, Andrews, defendaaA
DY. VIRTUE and pursuant to judgn'a
ID and decree of foreclosure and sale ~
dered IN said copIt IN the above entitled 4.
ton, dated The 23d day Of MAY. 1861. s-a-
expose for sale and SCI 10 the highest bod
at the front door Of the City Bank Of fi'',
colt, in the city of Prescott, ID said COUNTY a.
State, on Saturday, the 22d day Of Ot.2.'
1864, at . o'clock in the afternoon Of said el.'
the following described niortgaged prens.s.
or so much thereof as shall be neces'Fy
satisfy the anount of said judgment -
costs and expenses of sale, to-wit: TIE sS
half of the northwest quarter, OF se'I..
number twenty EIGHT, OF township I'M
twenty-six. of range number eighteen =.
tanning eighty acres morsor less, all IN f'1'
County, State Of Wisconsin.
ssl .s j. C. BUTTON, Reia'osc
YouNG q. Finch, Pl'fs Att'ys ~"
Dated September 9Th. 1864.
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Administrators Sale
Pierce County Court-In Probs,,

Pierce Colnty Court-In Probsl.
In The matter of the estate Of Y. "
deceased. "7l
nj Office IS HEREBY GIVEN ,t,,,
IN virtue and IN pursuance Of an orJ NJ. y
licenee made in said matter ON the 9Th a.
September, 1864. by the County c.! q
said county, the undersigned. Admins
of said deceased. wilton Monday The 1-Ga.,as
of October next, at nine o'clocl' in n. ~ aal
noon, at the front door of F. Darlino'e- ~ 5o,s'
in the village of River Falls in said .5. zoe
offer for sale at public yendue, Tie fof Iio.lg
described lands, to-wit;
Z If Of sw or Of NV or Of o. AAy.'
Nv or of NV or of 81 q !.
Sw or of NV Or of % q -
Ne or of NV or of % 9 !:
A piece of land on o !,
containing about six acres,
on which is situated the
Falls. commonly known rs
junction Falls.
Also piece ofland ON said Sec. co,.-.
ing one and one-fcurth acres of lana ' i-'
north of the Lower Falls, on the sontb ',t .gs
of the Kinickinic river. S
Also a piece or parcel Of land lyin, q, i.
point between the center of said See. ,-s
The Junction Falls, containing about .s .-
and one-fourth acres.
Also piece of land lying mostly On Il.
east side Of what is known as tie Fostp- ).
serve, containing about Is acres Of land
Also piece ofland lying on the sort6 80
west side of Fosters Reserve, coa.a;,:,,
about 2415 acres.
Also the undivided one-half of pie,s :,
land lying OH the south and west side q; 4,
Original Plat Of the village of River Faa
containing about II acres of land.
Also in The
VILLAGE OF RIVER FAILS,
South two-thirds of LOT block 4.
Southwest one-third of lot 2 block S.
Lot block 9. Lot block 6.
Also in
Nm. o. S. PowELLs ADDITION TO THg ?,
LACE OF RIVER FALLS,
Lots to s in block IL. Lot 8 in H.,
II. Lots 5 and 6 i'm block 81. Lots ~
6 in block IS. Lo: 4 in block l03
Also the Teversionary interesi..of the uii,,
of said deceased in the following desrriI.l
lands. which were set off TO her as Lo-r- l.
the order of this court in said matter MAJ
I'd, 1868, to-wit The sw or of So ar of ~
SO. town %, range 10 the sc or of nv o.,
sec. 81. town 81. range Is; one undigiJ.5
one-half of forty-twO acres Of land ly;uro,
The east side of the village of River Fall. 4
township 81. range 10. sec. also lot : b.;
4, lot 3 block 10, W Inf OF lot ,. block 70: b.
3, 4, 5 and 8. block II, All the above lo-saa
in the village of River Falls. Also d,
bloch ca: lots i 2. 3. 4, 5. 6. and !. block g
lots l. 2, 5, 4. 5, 6. land s, block 90; lots n
3,4,6, and s, block 81. All Of the atsrs
lots and blocks are situated in :. " i 0.S
Powell's addition TO River Falls. Lot l. Blk
3; lot 10. blk 3, in a. T. Hats additima
River Falls, and the hf of lot 3, blk 5 n
The village of Greenwood Falls. AL Of IL
above will be sold at the above named r.a,.
except the sw or OF sc or Of sec, &c, tova2s,
range 10, lying in st. Croix county. vh.A
will be sold on the premises.
The terms of sale will be made known
the time and place ofsale.
L. n. PowEtL, Administrato
NJ. 4. PowELL, Edminisira'r;r
Dated Sept. 9, 1864. nl8-Fi
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CITY REST ANT.
Estray.

Straycd from the subscriber, about the 25-
tn of May, dark bay mare. weight about
$50 pounds. Morgan build. black name and
tail, small star in forehead, white RICH; liud
foot, and scar on the ankle of the left hind
foot. Any one delivering her 10 Peter Bolt
Prescott, or sending information of her TO me
will receive Five Dollars reward.
THOMAS PARNELL,
Somerset, st. Croix Co.. Wis.
July,l5. Is, 1864. r.Hr ll-w3
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DUDLEY & CO.,
And RETAIL
DEALERS IN

A LII kinds Of Lumber. have now
N on hand very Large Stock,
which they offer TO the public at prices
ranging from -Four to Eight Dollars per
Thousand feet less than any other L,im-
Der Dealers in the Northwest. Our price
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LOST.
THOMAS Walden, M. ID.

INFORMS the public that he has located in
i this city for the practice Of his profession,
in Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery. and
will attend also TO calls in the country. His
office is on Main Street, near Sterling's.
Prescott. October 9th, 1868. 23-tf
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DAY UP.-ALL PERSONS indebted to
i the firm of WHITE d JAY mnst settle
Immediately ct the Office Of j. S.White to
save costs. III 3a5 j.. s. WHITE. Ha
8 al II. A. JAZZ
Prescott, July 1854. sI4 Eta
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TAKE NOTICE |
F.. OTIS & C.. KING
Having thoro ughly repaired
THE UNTO NJ MILL S!
az Trimbelle, are now ready to do
FIGURING and CuStOm Work
FIGURING and Custom Work

At short notice. Flcur and Feed for sale. as
reasonable as can be had in this section of the
country. F. OTIS Il G. KING.
Trimbelle, Wis, Sept. 5, 1864. la-tf
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IS All my Goods VIII be sold as low as
the market viii permit. Large Stock-Large
Sales-Smaii Profits.
JOSEPH FIRNER
Prescott. July 3, 1864. y6-l0
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Municipal Officers of City of Prescott.

Municipal Officers of City of Prescott.
Navor. G. A. DLL.
Treasurer, q. III. NICHOLS.
Assessor. A. A. MEAcHAM.
Civ Clerk. W. r.. GATES.
school Superiut't CHAs. TnAYEe.
ALDERMEN.
NV. BEARpsIry,
Ist Ward, J f. w HAvILAYD.
S. DUDLEY.
q. n. CLEMENTS.
Cd Ward. Jas; egyy.
w. F. MILES.
County Officers.
,,ountv Judge, WIN. HowEs.
Sheriff CoLEMAS rUErT.
District Attorney, A. H. YOUNG.
Rs.,;ster of Deeds. c. N. HAyERDAHL.
Treasurer A. GIBsoS.
Clerk of the Court, Y n. HAyERpAHL'
CI'k Board Supervisors, JoHN W. WYNN
Surveyor. = j A. Short.
coroner. - d. S. SMITH.
(R +. MAYNARD,
Supervisors, WIN. HoDGEs,
r. Nj. SANDS.
State Officers.
Governor, JAMES T. LEWIS.
Lieut Governor, NYMAN SPooSER
Secretary of State, Coz. L. FAIscHILD.
Treasurer, SAM'L ID. HAsTISGs.
Attorney General. WINFIELD SMITH.
Rapl- Coutroller. VIM III. RAMSEY.
State Prison Com. Henry CoRDlER.
Sup't of Pub. Instrue'n, j. l.. PIcKAED.
Adiutant General AUGUSTUS GAYLORD.
Chief Justice Sup. CT, j.. 5. DIXON
Associate Justices, n Cor
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To Clergymen.
Handsomely printed Marriage Certificates
in legal form, for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.