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Nu<lIj-Carpliua Stanaara
ELsJAIj,s INTERVIEW.

On Horeb's rock the prophet stood
The Lord before him passed;
A hurricane in angry mood
Swept by bin strong and last;
The forest fell before its force,
The rocks were shivered in its COURSE
God was ret in the blast;
Announcing danger, wreck, and death, -.
Twas but the wbirlwind of his breath.
1t ceased ,rhe air grew mute-a cloud
Came, mrffl;ng up the sun; .,
When, through tho mountain, deep and louu
An earthquake Numbered on;
The frlghtcd eagle sprang in air, =
The volt ran bowling from his LAIR
God was not in the storm;
Twas but the rolling of his car,
The trampling of his steeds from far.
Twas still again, and nature stood
And cq,med .ier ruffled frame:
When swift from heaven fiery flood
10 earth devouring came:
Down to the depth the ocean fled;
Tbs sickcning sun looked wan and dead;
Yet God filed not the hame,-
Twas but the terror of his eye
That lighteued through the troubled sky.
AT last voice alI still and small
Rose sweetly on the ear,
YET rose so shrill and clear, that all
H. heaven ard earth might hear:
It spoke of peace, it spoke Of love-,
1t spoke as angels speak above
And God himself was there;
For oh it was fathers voice,
That babe the trembling world rejoice.
1Gan1pbsU,
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CONSISTENCY JEwEL-It will afford no little
surprise to our citizens to learn that one of their
strongest anti Holden candidates recently elected
TO the Legislature from this county aud Harnett
voted for "straitest sect' died in the-wooI Ho-
denite against one Of the citizens of this county
VINO, with his friends, supported that same anti
Holden candidatel Our people well know that
Walter Huske, Esq, of this place, was candidate
for Engrossing Clerk. Gen. A. D. Mclean, so
strictly anti Holden that all others who did not agree
with him precisely, were unsound, voted open and
above beard for Mr.. j. T. Leach, a son of Hon. J.
T. Leach, Of Johnston county, for EngrossiDg Clerk
Of the Legislature. against Walter Huske. Is not
this an admirable Specimen of consistency p-Fay.
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SALES OF BoNDs.-The $4,000 North -Carolina
coupon bonds advertised for sale at Creech Litch
fords's by Kemp p Battle, President Of the Chat
ham Railroad, brought on Saturday last the follow
ing prices: $40, 900 at so5 and interest. $40 1000
at 800 and interest $3s50Q was bought by u
Richmond firm, and the residue by citizens Of this
State -"
Messrs. Creech & Litchford, auctioneers, sold on
Saturday, Confederate State 8 per cents Short
dates brought 92a. Wake county bonds l64 and
165-Pro0ress
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JUDGE HEATH.-This is the second week. of eur
Superior Court, His Honor Judge Heath presiding
large number of Hahsas Corpus cases have been
heard and delivered We learn.
We take pleasure in bearing Testimony to the
learning; urbanty and impartialy of the presiding
Judge He combines these amisble qualities Of .
Judge with clear, powerful and sstue intellect and
has, We believe won not only universal respect and
confidence outside of the profession but the unanim-
Gus verdict Of the Bar of being the model Judge
iSalsiaurv Watchman
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means of escape from worse despotism.
I therefore earnestly recommend the pas,
sage of a joint Resolution by this General
Assembly iustructing our Senatars and re-
qnesting our Representatives in Congress
towote against, and, use all possible. inti1'
ehce to prevent the passage OF any such
law. JOSEPH E. BROWN.
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ARA1D.-A raidng party Of Yankees, tories and de-
ser,ers four days aso penetrated to within twenty
severn miles of Spartanburg destroyed the furniture
of DR.. Columbus Mills, took him prisoner, stole thir-
teen horses and played havoc generally. They then
visited the plantation Of Mr.. Erwin, two miles this
side, and it is said treated it in smilar manner,
after which they retired. The alarm is said to have
subsid~d Would it not he well for citizens of all
classes to organize themselves for-defence against
these sudden da>hcs and as our forefathers did, in
fct summary punishment on the offenders p South
Lar0Linidn.
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MASONIC.

rESHE GRAND LODGE OF f.. A. nj. OF
North Carolina will meet in this City on Monday
esssng the 18th December next att O'Clock the trans
Ohcers of Subordinate Lodges requested lend
m person. or have special delegates appointed as the
9ure. " WILLIAM r. RAIN
Grand SesrstaIy.
= kaielgh N o., Oct. II, 1864. 64-td
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SHERIFFs' NOTICE.-TAkEN UPs AND
twensy.oae of age who says his name Is Enanus
and to John Hope Of cleveland county He had
on when put in Jail brown suit Of jesus CLOTH He is
about Eve feet eleven inches high Of dark black color
weighs about so pounds The will come for him
pay charges and take him away otherwise he will be dealt
Win as the law directs WIN. A. WALTON,
- Sheriff of Rowan Go.
S1ns q, 1864 A-Wem.
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since the policemen of Selma, Alabama, were taken
by the enrolling officer, and sued out writ of Aa-
beas corpus, which resulted in the discharge of the
City Aarshal-the head of the force. The privates,
however. were remanded back to the enrolling Of
fcer. Governor Watts then certified to all Of them
as State officers, and they were all exempted.
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The Conservative learns that Washington q.
Kerr, Professor of Chemistry and Geology, in Da-
wilson College, has been appointed BY Gov. Vance
State Gsologist in the place of DR.. E. Emmons de-
ceased. Mi. Kerr is an enthusiastic and accom-
plshed gcoogist and we rejoice to see that native
North Carolinian, educated at our own University,
has undertaken duty SO responsible and honorable,
as that of developing the rich resources Of the
State
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HrroR1cAL REcosD.-The following is a list Of
tie Presidents and Vice Presidents of the United
States, as well as those who were candidates for
c-ch Office, sincetbe organizations of the govern.
ir!ent:
1879. George Washington and John Adams;
TIC terms, no opposition.
1877 Joan Adams opposed by Thomas Jeffer-
Son. Who ha Wing the next highest electoral vote,
became Vice President
1901 Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Barr, beat
ing John Adams and Chas G. Pinckney.
1885, Thomas Jefferson and Geo. Clinton beat
ing Chas. G. Pinckney and Rufus King
1909. Jaues Madison and Geo. Clinton beating
Chss. G. Pi1ekney.
1918. james Madison and Elbridge Gerry; beat
ng Dewitt Clinton. =
= 1877. James Monroe and Daniel D. Tompkins;
beating Rufus King.
1921. James Monroe and Daniel D. Tompkins;
beating John Quincy Adams.
= 1925. John Quincy Adams and John G. CAL
houn beating Andrew Jackson, Henry Clay and
Mr. Crawford, there being four candidates for
President, and Albert Gaatln for Vice President.
1929 ANDREW jackson and Johu O. Calhoun =
beating John Quincy Adams and Richard Rush.
1888 Andrew jackson and Martin Van Buren,
beating Henry Clay, John Floyd and Writ, for Pres
ident and Wilkins, John Sergeant and Henry Lee:
for Vice President
1897 Martin Van Buren, and Richard st. John
son ; beating William II. Harrison, Hugh L. White.
and Daniel Webster for President, and Jehn Tyler
for Vice President
1871. William H. Harrison and, John TYLER
beating Martin Van Buren, and Richard N. johnson,
Harrison died onemontn after his Inauguration, and
John Tyler became President for the rest of TIE
term.
1845. James K. Polk. and George NJ. Dallas :;
beating Henry Clay and Theodore Fnelinghuysen
1870. Zachary Tayler, and MIliiard Fillmore );
beating Lewis Cass and Martin Van Buren, for Pres.
ident and William o. Butler and Charles F. Adams.
| for Vice President
Taylor died July Q, 1850, and. Willard Fillmore.
became President.
1858. Franklin Pierce and William R. King :
beating Winfield Scott and William A. Graham
1857 James Buchanan and John c. Byecken-.
ridge beating John G. Fremont and Willard Fill:
more for President and W. L. Dayton and A. j..
| Donelson for Vice President go.
1861. Abraham Lincoln and Hannibal Hamlin ::
beating John Bell, Stephen A: Dous -las and John c..
| Breckenridge for President and Edward Everett,
Hershel Y. johnson and Joseph Lane for Vice
! President
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The New Orleans Pieayune says: Wehavs been
shown Mexican picayune of the Macmillan issue,
very neat little coin of silver, on enc side Of which
appears the familiar eagle of the Mexican Republic,
with and imperial crown upon his head, and sur
rounded with the words s. Imperio Aericano -
on the reverse, between two laurel wreaths, is the
inscription: "cents, 1874, NJ"
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REsleSATloSs.-9d Lieut.. W. A. Thompson, 2sd
n. G. Troops; I'd Lieut., John Hester, 45th N. O.
Troops; Sd Lieut. W. B. Fields, LIST Cavalry Capt
Jno. E Bailey. 9th N. G. Troops; Capt. J. W. Gid
ney, 18th N. c. Troops
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As the mean have calculating avarice, that
sometimes iuclines them to give, So the magnani-
nous have understanding generosity, that some
times nclines them to receive.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS


alamance-R Y. McAden, G. F. Faucet
Alexander-Dr J. NJ. Carson.
Anson-A. J. Dargan, L. L. Polk.
Ashe-F. J. Mcmillan.
Beauiort-R. S. Donneil, D. NJ Carter. |
sBertie-Dr. P. I. Henry, JAS Bond.
Bladen-J. W. Russ.
Brunswick. L. Russell, Jr.
Burke. j. Erwin.
Buneombe-J. u. Gudger.
Cabarrus-P B. G. Smith.
Cha,ham--J e. Headen, W. j. Headen. Up
Hadley.
CALDWELL. II. Isbell
Camden-W. 4. Duke.
Carteret-Stephen d. Pool.
Caswell-Montford McGehee, S. s. Harrison.
Cstawba-W. Reinhardt.
Cumberland and Harnett-Jesse g. Shepherd, l.
D. Mclean, D.. John Mccormick.
Oherokee-W: H. Herbert
Chowan-L O.. Benbury
Cleavelsnd-D. Beam, j. ". Gidney
Columbus-Forney George.
Crsven-Wm. Lane, 7. Fl. Gaskins.
Currituck-J. j. Baxter.
Dayie-R F. Johnston.
Duplin-Zsch. Smith, R. B. Houston.
Davidson &c. F. Lowe, Lewis Hanes
Edgeeonbe-D Cobb, l. D. Farmer.
Franklin-W. K. Davis.
Forsythe-W. II. Wheeler, W. B. Stipe.
Gaston-W. I. Ship. 5a
Gates-Richard Bond 50, =
Guilford-D. F. Caldwell, A. Clapp, A.. s. ROltm
Granville-Dr. P. P. Peace, Dr.. E. Grissom, !. s
'Amis.
Halifsx-Dr. H. Joyner, A. H. Davis
Haywood-Dr. Samuel L. Love.
Henderson-M. NJ. Patton.
| Hertford-J. B. Vann.
fHyde-H. S, Gibbs
| Iredell--T. A. Allison, L. @. Sharpe.
| Jaekson-W. A. Enloe
Johnston-W. A. Smith, W. G. Banks.
Jones-F. g. Simmons.
Lenoir-Allen W. Wooten.
Lncoln-Ambrose Costner.
Macon DIR. j. N. Lyle.
Madison-W. II. Brown.
Martins. W. Outterbridge.
McDowell-W. F. Craig. . ="
MeckIenburg-John L. Brown, E G. Grief.
Montgomery-Allen Jordan.
| Moore-Elam j. Harrington.
Nash-G. Lewis.
Now Hanover-Saml J. Person, J. R. Hawea
Northampton-S. I. Stancil, s. Calvert, Jr.
Oranges F. Phillips, W. N. Patterson.
Onslow-A. j. Murrrll.
Pasq uotank-W. e. Manu.
Perquimsns-Dr. j. H. Riddick.
2erson-John W. Cunningham.
Pitt-B. G. Albritton, c. Perkins.
! Randolph -Joel Ashe2orth, E. T.. Blair.
Rowan-F. E Shober, W. II. Crawford.
Richmond-B. F. Little :
Robeson-David Bethune, T. j. Morisey.
Rockingham-John Strong, A. j. Boyd.
Rutherfprd-J: {. Carson, A: R. Bryan.
Sampsen-L A. Powell, Patrick Murphy.
Stanly-R. Harris
Ssokes-W. II. Flynt
Surry-H. NJ. Waugh.
Tyrrell-L.L Hsssell.
Union-G. Austin.
Wake-G. H. Afford, D. g. Fovle, O. j. Rogsh
Wayne-M. K. Crawford, J. NJ Caho.
; Wafren-W. T. Alison, T. J. Judkins.
| Washington-L G. Latham.
Watauga-Wu. Horton.
Wnkes-A. S: Galloway, Phineas Horton
Yadkln-A G. CowleS
Yancey-D. N. Young,
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NEW :N0RTH.CAR0LINA BOOKS
BY FRANK I. WILSON.
RALRIGH, n. c.

RALRIGH, NC.
THE BATTLE OF GREAT BETHEL:
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SKETCHES OF NASSAU; to ahieh {" o''',
tho DEVILS B4LL-ALLEY, q e'rio" s''
intsrestiag Indian Tradition: nm
u The usual deduction made to the trade.
THE ABOVE WORKS ARE NOW REAythh,,
Il and will be sent FIRE. of postage Oh recelp1 a.
price annexed to each. both books will Be sen. - on
When hive OF more Copies Of either are oraef ~
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"a To soldiers or to others purchasing 10 IA H.
to soldiers. BErHEL will be sold At ~ per copy
sksfcHss at %. Address, 60, SuusoS,
Raleigh; t ~
October "a, 1864
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SHERMANs RAID-TuE YANKEE INTELLIGENCE
FROM HIM The New York Herald gives sunina-
ry of all the Yankees know about Shsrman's move
lnents AS follows -
Adv7ees were received in Washington yesterday
from Generals Sher,nan's army, which shows that
hswaa on saturday last, within thirty miles of
Macon, Georgia, which place is now supposed to
he now in his possession. He has met with but
little opposition, and his campaign was progressing
III the most successful manner. Intelligence from
Richmond shows that the rebels have already learn
ed sufficient Of Sherman's operations to produce
great CONSERVATION in their minds. They will
probably soon DO Informed of much more, as there
is but little force to oppose his advance besides the
hastily rsissd Georgia militia, under Howell Co6b,
and these will be but slight hindrance in the path
Of the Union veterans
Tie latest intelligence represents General Hood,
with two corps, numbering together about thirty
five Thousand men, be still in the vicinity of Flor
.nce, Alabama on the Tennessee river. There
reports that Dick Taylor has joined him with an
additional force of ten thousand. HIS latest move
ments do not indicate an intention of early offensive
operations Beauregald, with the rebel General
Stewards corps, was still at Corinth, Mississippi,
when last heard Of General Thomas, commanding
tie Union army designed to check Hoods advance,
is rapidly concentrating his forces, as though dis
posed to make an attack on the rebels in sumo d.
Iection. As we have already sisted, the rebel re-
ports of the destruction Of government property at
Johnsonville, on the Tennessee river, by Forrest,
we're immensely exaggerated. We now learn that
thsre was onS one building in the place destroyed.
1t is still held by division of Union troops.
The CHICAGO tribune gives the following fancy
pre- 1ictions
Charleston will be cut off, and sherman's army
of fifty Eve thousand men will lie free to act as cir
cu,astances demand, and will be the sea.cost,
ready for embarkation at moments notice, that
they can be used with Grant or Sheridan, as may
bs most advantageous or after recruiting, they may
i's moved through Central South and North Carroll
a utterly annihilating every railroad by the way,
and thus making Virgins the grave Of the rebellion.
Can Sherman subsist! Undoubtedly he can There
are two article in the South in great abundaoce-
.sra and sweet potatoes; and he takes with him
Eny amount Of hard tack andtseve-al thousand cat
tie Ills men will live better than when in camp
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BOXES FOR SOLDIERS. -.

, BOXES FOR SOLDlEho::,.
A LII BOXES TOR SOLDIERS or rh !. liz
n of War from North Carolina, delivers. ~
following named persons will be promptly Dr*'
of charge:
Dr.. D +. SummeJ, Asheville,
Dr.. ". a. Coilett, Morganton,
Dr.. J. W. Allison. Statewide,
DR.. J l. Neagle Greensboro,
- Mr.. A. Hagan. Charlotte,
y Mr. Edward Hoge SAlem,
Capt J. N. Mcdowell, Raleigh.
Joseph A. Worth, Fayetteville,
& Murray i Go, Wilmington. 80
Mr. F. L. Bond, Tarbo O.
Mr. j. A. J. Askew, Colerain,
Mr.. F. L. Roberts, Murfresb0ro'
: Sprague Brothers, Salisbury. s.A sn4
The boxes should be well hoped properly - Ie.vss
delivered in time for my Special Messenger "n'
Raleigh on the first day Of every month .,r
EDWARD WARsitMHc
Oct. 81, lssl '''E'' s'-'"'
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North.Carolina Lesislature-s.
Inls body met On Monday, the alst ;r...I a'e4.
give below, 3 full and correct list of n. .Ds W
of the two Houses: s "enbsu /
rasaue.snk ana ferqu'nans--W. Fl, R,,,.
camden Gaan n o. Med. Lindsey
Hyde and Tyrell-Edward l.. Mann
Northampton. B. Odom.
Heartford james NJ. Wynn
Bertie-Jvhn Pool
Martin and Washington-J. R. Stubn.
Halitax-Mason L. Virgins.
Edgecombe and Wilson,. h. Povs,
Pltt-Dr E. J. Blount.
BeaufOrt-E. j. Warren
|, Oraven-N. A. Whitford
Carterst and JoneS-Dr F. NJ Arendan
Greene and Lenoir-J P. Speight.
New Hanover-E. D. Hall.
Dupbn-W. r. Ward
Onslow-Isaac N. Saundera
BladeB, Brunswick and Coumbus-Joh,
Cumberland and Hsrnett-W. B. WRIGHT w. Kills
Sampson William Kirby.
Wayne-Benj. Aycock.
| JohDston--Thos. d. Snead.
Wake-Wiley D. Jones.
+ Nash-Alse j. Taylor.
asbington Harris.
| Warren--Dr. T. ]. Pitchford.
Grapville-R. W. Lassiter.
| Persona. S. Winstead.
Orange-John Berry.
Alamance and Randolph-Giles Mebana
Chatham-E II. Straughn.
Moore ard Montgomery ]. NJ Crumn
Richmond and Robeson-Giles Leitch.
Arson and Union-W. G. Smith.
| Guilford-Robt. P Dick.
Caswell-William Long.
Rockingham-D. W. Courts.
Mecklenburg-W NJ. Grier.
Cabarrus and Stanly-xDr. ]. E. McEacherp
Rowan and Davie-W. B. March.
Observation-Disclosures Adams.
Stokes and Forsyth. E Matthews.
Ashe, Surry, &c-Jopashan Horton.
Iredell, Wilkes, &c-A. N. Boyle.
Burke, Mcdowell, &c-S. +. Patterson
lincoln, CASTOR and Catawba-M L. McCork,.
Rutheai prd, Polk, &c-Dr. W. j. 7. Miller.
Bunconbe, Henderson, &c--M. Patton.
Macon, Haywood, &c-S. 9. Bryson.
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ed info the military service of the Confed-
crete States and put under the control OF
the President, to he detailed back in the
discretion" Of the President to preach
Is this the I" free exercise Of relgion?"
Is not the freedom OF the press abridg-
ed, when newspaper can only be pub
lished with the consent OF the President,
and is mot the independence and dignity
Of the Legislator lost when he is compelled
to enter the legislative hall with detail in
his pocket, subjected to be ordered out OF
it at any moment when it suits the interest
or caprice of the PRESIDENT Is this State
| Sovereignty, freedom of the press, and
free religion@
| When Congress enacts such law, 1t
concerts the avpwb1Sca'aasm Of the Coa5ede-
/ rate States into the despotism of Turkey,
I makes tie President dactgtor, and pros
! trates the liberties Of the country, the indie.
pendemce Of the press, and the religious
s privileges Of the people at has feet. Even
/ The Lincoln government, despotic as it is,
! has not dared to attempt any such en-
|. roachmept upon the liberties of the peo-
i pie of, the United States.
| wish in advance to enter my solemn
protest against this lnonstrous proposition,
which if adopted by Congress, will not
only endanger the success of our cause,
by breaking the spirits of our people,
which may precipitate counter revolution
but may, and fear will, engender strong
feeling for reconstruction with the odious
government OF tire North as the only
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30
:. w. DICKINSON,
Bounty, claim & Pension Agent

VIII obtain Arrears of pay. Pensions
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed, &c.
River Falls. Wis. Feb 10, 1862. ho Alt
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Ready-M a de Clothing
An Ordinance.
To license Billiard S looms and Eorling Alley
in The City Of Prescott.

To license Billiard S looms and Borling Alleys
in he CITY Of Prescott
The Common Council Of the City of Pres.
colt do ordain az fnllows:
Sec 1. That licenses shall be granted for
keeping and maintaining Billiard Saloons and
Bowling Alleys upon the payment to the
City Treasurer of the city of Prescott tha
sum of twenty-five dollars for each Billiard
Saloon or B"wling Alley, and any person
who shall violate the ordinance by keeping
and maintaining any billiard SALOON a. how
In 2 ally without first having obtained liz
cense therefor, as provided in This ordinance,
shall forfeit and pay the sum of not less than
five dollars nor more than twenty dollars Tor
each and every offence
Sec. 2 BE it further ordained that II is
hereby made the duty of the City Clerk mp
on tie presentation tI him Of a receipt from
the Civ Treasurer of the payment of any Ii.
ceuse 10 issue a written license 10 the pc son
or persons applying therefor. for which said
Clerk shall he entitled TO receive from the ap.
plcant the sum of one dollar
Sec. g. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its publication
A. A. JAY, Acting Mayor.
A. MILLER CITY Clerk.
Notice is hereby given. that the foregoing
ordinance was passed bp the Common Coun-
Gil of the city of Prescott on the 18th day OF
January, A. D. 1864.
A. MILLER. City Clerk.
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NOTICE.

Ten per cent will be added from this date TO
all PARTIES owing Excise Tax, and after LIST
ed.
GEO. A. DILL,
Dep. Gel. 10th Division. s.h Ona- Win,
PrncotA NOV 20. 1853
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J. G BUTTON.
CLOUGH d BAKER
MIS- CELL A n + o L S.
BEARDsLEY & LYFoRD.

WHoLEsAL. AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry Goods
and Groceries, Store on Broad and Levee
Stress.
Prescott. May Is. 1861. n2tf
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Resolution.

Rcsoired. By the Common Council of the
City of Prescott. that he Clerk be instructed
10 deliver 10 this body the name OF names OF
all persons having liz enses 10 vend or sell Vi
no' or fermented. or spiri;uous liquors. the
sum paid, date and expiration of such license
alsu the name or names of all persons who
have licenses for billiard saloans, and the date
and expiration of their licenses.
GEO. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
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Notice TO Creditors.
Pierce County Court In Probate.
In the matter of the Esiate)

Pierce County Court In Probate.
In the matter of the Esiate)
of To all whom it
Solomon o. McKeen de- may concern:
ceased.
Letters of administrat' on on said estate
having been issued to Solomon A. McKeen
of said County, on the I'd day of November.
1863. and six months from and after said day
being allowed and limited for creditors to
pr, sent their claims for examination and al
lowance notice is hereby given that the an
dersigned viii, on the first Mondays of Feb
ruary and May next at ten O'Clock A. NJ, on
each of said days. at his office i'll the City
of Prescott. receive. examine. and adjust. all
claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
November 10, 1863. 500
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Referees Sale.

Pierca County. Circuit Court-State of Wis
consin. VIM. H. Butler. plaintiff. against
Samuel w Dickinson and Mary S. Dickin-
son. defendants.
DY virtue and in pursuance of n Judgment
Id of Foreclosure and sale. obtained in The
above entitled cause. nj the Nav term ~f said
court. to-wit o. the 25th day of Nav. 1863
| shall expose for sale and sell To the highest
bidder. at the front door of the City Pank ol
Prescott. in the city of Prescott. IN said coun-
ty. on Monday. the 18th day of February. A.
u. 1864. at three o'clock i'm The afternoon oi
said day the following describei premises Ia
satisfy said dgment with interest and cost
of sale. to-wit: commencing at the quarter
stake an the south line of section six (6)
township twentv-seven (27), range eighteen
Q). and running thence east sixty rods (0).
thence north thirty rods (30). thence wesi
sixty rods (60). thence south thirty rods 1907
to- place of beginning. al in town 81 OF range
lS. beIng in the county of Pierce and State
Of Wisconsin. n. s. DUNBAR, Referee.
WBHE & JAY, prffs att'ys 35-w6
Dated Prescott, January I'd. 1864.