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NEE o DRBss spIfs.
TostA's DRESS Salts.
Gildysas' Dress SSH!
MEMS Bxssssss S,iss,
XotstHs BEsfxGss Sxits.

CIiif-ss.' Sehoe! Ssis,.
NOAH WALzsE& Co., 36s Penn. avenue, Metro
poiTsn Hotel Building, would respectfully n
nounee that til ar annual display of Fall and Win
ter Clothing 10 now ready for inspection. It Is
comprised Of An aseortInep. of Gentlerne.'s and
Eeuths' Clothing OF the newest and richest desi Srs
materisl, trimming end vorkship.
To these who study excellence with economy In
fashion able articles Of drsss an opportu unity Is
offered for selecting from the attractive
stocs Of ready naAe clothing this city, at very
reduced prices. oc9-fn
ePHRHArosRHGA oAE BIB CuRED.-Dr RAnds spe-
cifc cures sps.matorrhea, Sen.iral WeaSssss. In
gotessy. Loss Of Po.cer &C. 'peedi!y and sf:stxay
Its effects are truly magical. trial Of the Specific
Price 81 box. Sold BY b. @. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue. W Washington, and Henry
Cock, Alexandria. ja6-ly
DR. DrPoEr's sugar-costed Female Regulating
Pill the gerry best in They operate speedily
and efsctfe.!y. and being sxga,-conted create no
nausea upon the most delicate stomach A trial Of
Theses Pills win prove their superiority all
others Price 81 box. Sold BY 8. @. Ford, corner
Ilth street and Pa avenue. " ashin gton, and Henry
Cock, Alexandra. tA6-ly
EgayoUs DEBILITY, esNIhAL WBtxaRss, etc,
ca. Be Cpred by one Who has really cared himself
and bund reds Of others and will tell you nothing
but the truth Address, with stamp.
mar ada .ly Lock Box, Boston, Mass.
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DISEASES ofsb NsTpoxs, Semassal, UTtncyy. and
SHrraI Systfms--rtH and r,liabis issatmsat--i ia
RsSor,s Of ire Hot,a'G Acknowledgements BY mail
in sesled Letter envelopes, flee of charge Address
Or. SKILIIH BoUGHros howard l,socisticn q.
No. 3 sor tn Ninth etrest. Philadslphia. Pa da-sD
WARRANTED TO CT BE II Six DAYS DIR G odfrey q
Antidote, an English Specific of si1ty-fve years
Standing, will core Goio,rhtso in sag days. No
change of diet required Pric. 81 per bottle. Sold
b. 8. c. Ford, corner 18th street ana Pa. avenue,
Vaahin .ton apd Henry Cook. AlexantTis. "a sly
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND--A Gold BRACELET. The same may
be had by proving property and paying for THIS
Pennsylvania avenue. 1t"
GORKN ARD.-Lost, last Monday evening. on
the si.ps q Srovsrs fhsater Large "A
above reward on leaving them at the Star 0eice
counter. NIB SIT
c. FEwARD:-strsyed away from the slbscri-
Mite e ers on o ia her earn IN
Fer her two hind Ieats little sore and
.i Gas M SEt2S
7 OsT-A black covered ACCOUNT BOOK. with
and sa m ps On
ing ah tt ss,st. 4ss l'th street. wMppRuRy
@1O REWARD-Lost about the 9th instant
.hf
absxs paid
for his deliver, at 5s4 10th street, within one
week. NH 2S-3t
"A AS TIDKED UPON the stu day Of March, a
o|s i Aifs, ss1sss Se2sfSs.egn Ths
erty, pay charges and take hr I6 sHTsyu nav
NH as-st. 60 High street, Geo ,r setown, b. @.
= tleman from as2 H street on Wednesday, the
sd, to corner NJ and th, and two gent lemen and
s:ss ,:ss:
EoUNp.-A POCKET BOOK, containing small
esns NO. 'se
sss s sa
&10 ,REWARp;aa;Lest o SoD MHednesdsy,; sd Of
ss and 10TH
'ht ;fE
|
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THs ONLY PLACE in this city you can buy beau
tifui gold plated Jewery for one dollar is at the
Dollar Jew elry Store, 43S Peno. avenue, near ~
street. 1t.
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AUCTION SALES.
ZOE o,HHs Au0rIos sAkss SEE ISL rAal
rHls AFTERNOON AND fo- MORRow

THls AFTERNOON AND TO- MORROW 4.
B,J. o, MCGUIRE 4 co.. Asstioa.sr q.
EISsT GLASS BUILDING LOTS hEAR CIry
MeS .ss .s four Deg an A.
n sa. s Isiss isss : =. ss
nlpg back il2 feet TO 10 foot alley. sad e,ntainlns
This i Is seiisssd 70 be on. Of tn. mos, .l.s,s,s
snisinE OTIS il thss dsss-.bls SEXTON Of th6e'tY
be, enildiss Lots sr the .sne square. f-esau,
&c q p feet IN Third street wet. between sud j
s,rses north' and running ossk Isl lest - sise
Terms on. tbss cash; IN. remainder IN .ix md
MN nh NJ ss at & r. co. a.:
Towing TO AN sRRoE IN TIE ApyHE
nay AFTERNOON, March 2s.a, s.ne hour and
mh8 10 MCGUIRE CO., Auot..
$40, MoGp IRE L CO., Aucsous.r,
f,HANCIRy Sale Ne vALC szLH PROP ERrY
2. :, e. s9 ,r, ~
kieh.Id Lay, ezesatoE 81 Tho@.s H.ISsr. is ,sa
sna eos. 'sa ss
ssIiber. . Trustee WIN voss TO sse to ths highsst
81 the
III! f. Is ss:
eorler Of said square, fronting IS fee: on street.
aoKtA ION tAe corner Oh t5t6 Ae,et NesEs cr llo
feet deep. fronting 18th street est u oontAn
Ing iar are feet, mo4e or les5. With tbs brick
Terms of sale 0ne-thiYd cash; she rssfdue -
GI twelve, and eighteen months, ~ tn tnsessst On
yhioA tao pufehassra heedss With sleety, vM be
II the terms are not complied With withns ave
a,ys nor, The asy Of ..e. the rropsrty ytM bssoA
insert In the dational InssiiGsnosr.
cost. W RIDIN fnlase1.
mA5-stAw 10. MCGUIRE co., Ausf1.
YThs shove property 10 !s-y a.siras's IRON &c
proximity 70 the kresIdenYs Hcnss ana pablte
suildinss-t tbs dwelling houss eontainisE Twelve
rs;n and ,ssasogs hsll-s1d the shasl!s.s
perhaps the best in the city. ". =.
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By v BUCK3Y. Auctionsar.
A : AUCTlON-A BUILDING Low oPPosIrE
-AecoTCH Row On FRIDAY. the lst OF April, q.
1o'.loes p u i viii sell par. n r.eE 81 avs q
tfentlDE on TIE alley opposite Scotch BOZ. George
tr~n. .bL feet front running back il0 fees Co IRa
Canal. 81 -Ha'.E.
3etms cash,
rE 20 ST. NV BUCK III ARot
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| THosg OF org KRADRRs VITO are fo.d OF
coed DinSic, and are willing 10 ontrib.'e TO =
1ni5 II sIi.etious woIk CT charity, would do
! vel 10 be present at the cor cert to re held at
! WIZARDS Saloon, Tomorrow evening That
: II gill be one Of the mo. brilliant affairs of the
season, does moi admit OF doubt Wera We at
! Hher.y TO IDeu ion the Da mes of these who are
| 10 take part iii it. the public would not fail to
! acknowledge the eminent rnusica, ability that
mas been enlisted Tor the occasion; but il is an
4mcteur CCncFIf, and the ladies' an 4 gentl. N IN
! WIZ have 80 generously rendered their ssryicas
In behalf of the little ones of Trinity Church
sunday school, have declared against having
their names in print We may say, how avar,
without a violation OF confidence, that the pro.
grfmne IS gotten up in exquisite style, and
embraces selections from the very best com.
fcserE. Solos, Duets and dnettluos. trlos AMI
Poartettes. from kitchen, Nercadantp. D,ni-
Hetfi, R2hia, erdi, and others of equal not,
wiIe hu,e and harp, violin aud piano accom-
features of The entertainment. sa@-
FIRE LAST NIeHT-Schooner Bgrnea-Last
night, about O'Clock, the schooner Citizen Of
Baltimore, loaded With hay for the Govern.
ment and lying at Carriers wharf foot of l2lh
street, was discovered TO be on fire. The alarm
was az on &c sounded, and the Perseverance, aud
FRANKLIN engines were quickly on the ground,
and with the cooperation OF The Government
steamers, which arrived soon after, succeeded
N quenchipg the flames. About 1900 worth OF
hay Was destroyed and the schooner Is sun.
posed to be injured to the amount OF $1,000 ALI
the nninsaiiR and rigging of the mainmast are
t,Stio9cu. Ahc VESSEL ID CWneQ Oy Me9SrS.
Wilson, Lambert and Waddy. The hay be-
longed to the Government. 1t Is not known
how the fire originated.
WIFE BSATBRs.-Saturday morning, Edw'd
Dryer was arrested by officer Msrrice for In.
dulging In the manly exercise Of whipping his
wife. He was sent to jail for court.
Late at night, officer Thompson arrested
Edw; Lilly for a like ofnence. Lilly was locked
up till Sunday morning, when his wife testified
against him, and the justice fned him $50.
BAwpY. HOUSE CLosBp-Many complaints
having been made against the baWdy house on
the corner OF god and streets, kept by q fair
but frail one who fiourishes under the name OF
Mics GeorGie," 1t was taken possession of
yesterday BY one OF Capt. Dolan's detectives,
and permanently closed by order Of Col Ingra-
ham.
THIRo WARD STATION CAsEs.-Mano Luly,
keeping dog unlicensed: as Also, threats:
bail for PEACE. Jane Baxter assault and bat
terry; dismissed Pat'k Fay, creating nuisance;
go Chas. Curtin. dsorderly; do. g. NJ Han
son, DO dismissed.
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THIRo WARD STATION CAsEs-Mano Luly,
keeping dog unlicensed: rs. Also, threats:
bail for peace. Jane Baxter, assault and bat
terry; dismissed Pat'k Fay, creating nuisance;
90. Chas. Curtin disorderly; do. G. NJ Han
son, DO: dismissed.
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NIB q. tAp = ELI GARRETT, Chairman.
& n A ID BA LII.
BENEFIT OF THE ENLISTMENT FUND,
to be held at the
HALL OF THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING,
On THURSDAY EVENING, MAnoz 81,
the proceeds to be appropriated to
AIDING ENLIsTMENTs IN THE CITY OF
a.....r WASHINGTON.
MANAGERS
His E1celIency the President of the United States
The Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
IL IL sssIsssr y q e. Treasury.
r. sserstsry 81 sRs f Eatsy
The Attorney General.
on THE PART or TIE ARMY.
Ga $:sEsiss.. 81 iss ::::s.
Gen 3 Benign z Capt Benton
Asst Secretary Fox Capt + Wise
Adm Admiral los Smith Com 0verto1 Carr
ON TIE PART OF TEE MARINE coRPs.
Major Nicholson 500.
Senator Grimes Senator Foot
Senator johnson Senator Carlile
Senator Morgan .....
on THE PART OF THE HOUSE, OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Hon Thaddeus Stevens Hon II " DAYS.
Hon 9wen Lqxejoy Hon Iohp i,s kssson
Hon G Schenck Hon + Blair
Hon Smithers Hon r Fenton
ON THE PART THE CITIZENS.
A HSsoh G9's fsta
VIM Dixon yF Halliday IF Fugtt
Douglass B W Reed VIM Hamilton
VIM Forsyth sc Culverwell Hitz
G W Riggs Zach Downing G Bohrer
TP Morgan " Wall DR. S 81 McKirn
VIM Wilson BOteler VIM Talbot
f Fee k Eoa1s Ghss L klS"n %.ou
VIM Bradley Wv Moore VIM Hutchinson
II Easily Utermehle McCathran
SV Hurdle Davis Holroyd
Allen JH English NJ McNaiiy
HeRdlin w Wroe Il Ellis
T Fisher 81 Bowen TELloyd
Smith Petit Henry Lyles VIM Wise
Al Joyce SY Sylvester Geo Wright
Hancock, j Beall John Dudley
Noerr French Elk Stebbins
] Hammack Sargent j r Evans
W W Seaton Acker w Stone
Jos Brown CT Garfield Gwynn Harris
Thomas Lewis
GsnprR,.o E1E 81 u Rso oGshTTTFN g,v,sv
JH semmes AC Richards 4 r shepherd
II G Wilson sEkoyes CS Moves
John Sessford Dubant Capt s Wicklin
Hudson Taylor Larne"
Gentlemen desiring inv..ations for ladies will
leave names and address at Hudson Taylor's Book
streets addressed to Executive Enlistment Com
mittee.n NH lS-u
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~ r. A N ID h A l. l.
TO BE GIVEN IN HONOR OF THE
LADIES OF THE LATE FAIR,

HALL IN. THE PATENT OFFICE BUILDING
in which the Fair was held,
On TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 80, 1864,
The proceeds to be applied for the benefit of the
families of the soldiers of the District
of COLUMBIA.
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C.n; so's fset front running bach lilo fess 60 sas
1 ns 2. cash cash. xvauox,x
ByJ G. MCGUIRE & 90. AuctiDneers =
CALICO VALUABLE IMPROVED hBAL Ns-
isss
ov.lhns house, containing Ave rooass. passAgss.
Tesl r On third cash; aud the balance i'm tar.,
eanai rayTen's ste Il. and is months. sseursa ~
s s ssss ~: e COST
NH. .sa.t. W. MG sShRaII d A'.xs, s:..
B,J.o. MCGUIRE 4 90 !, Austionssrs
IIOCsIBoLD PURNITuRH Asp KyGEcfsA
Oh. ~ . ? 'slesk. .s,iIl ssll At Hsas. No SEA-
= hsa.saois inIniss;. eeas1is!ss: ' A'' n'.'
h.hss.ny sausrs Case Piano Forte ~ Resssa
walnut Carved Crimson Dar.a:h se..,
:. c,ir.o. p.p,..i wsns ss: osso 9:st:
k:5s; PIE; 1r,ss .s,r
carved Antique Arm Chair.
sSSe sf: Arm cs.
R,sa:. -. St si. e:as:I.s..' ..a air.aao,..
:1s: 5ss :ss f sS.::a r'''s s'''
saIs s::s s;si; I,s.:::: q; SO. "a: Chairs.
Hs.s ssf a:r so.sr: ssa si'oHs
Wsisat IIssnsioa Dirias fab,s.
S.ss!i.s. ss...si: .sa i. s..,... o. c.g
1ogstssr nth general aasortneas Of XIV An
s;,s i; ;s.i. ). q. .osu,r. |. o.. /. ...,.
GALLON ooND11N1D aoRsss AND 11s9s
oul.r avA,1 S..sss1,.os~ !
s.ss =: os:;s ;ssG;ss =; ar 49,:
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fuKe.-Peter Jouvsnst. keepsr OF q lager
esex seleon on l4th street. was ffned as kestsr-
: oay % Justice FfrgNson for feliiDx iic nor 20
sSaoefs Saa se.hng sn Suntsy ..tzs..s = -
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EOR SsLE-A Grocery, Linuor and Provision
4 STORE in the Second Ward, with Restaurant
attached Lease for years at $40 per month.
8 $50 will buy it, stock. lease and licenses will
take partner by investing ne-haf of the amount.
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Nv ANTID IMMEDlATKLY-aOO LADIH3 TO
w Bnbr lider on Muslin, Linen ana Gam 1-ie
70 Rood bands constant work and good wages
IF work Apply 1t WI. PRINOE1 Stamping and
@ach Inc pitching Depot 3s1 street. opposite
Patent O11oe. TEL
nOCSn WANTKD-Prom TIE drst Of May ,s.rasr
II furIdshed or uofurn,shed. north OF Pean. ava
nue., ano between ~ and 18th strests. One with
lock box A., Washington. fa 2t-tAc'"
WANTED-some ooe capable Of giving lessons
W on the Guitar to . gentleman Address @. 4
MATTE, No 267 Right street. Washington.
rhefS
xNAsTEp tECOND HAND FpgNIfURa
w Also, Mirrors. Carpets, Gsds. Bsdiing snd
Eouaeiurnis6ips Eooos OF eysry des sri pt{cu
Z: BCo Chilly 42S eeyauth ct,
mar - II bet q and Fl east side.
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TOR SALE-The UNION EATING HOUSE on
= the corner of 14th and streets west. 1t will
be sold st bar gain. as the owner is going into
other business. For particu ars call on the prem
ises. mar 24-iwr
RARBER SHOP WITH FIXTURES FOR SALE
II in one of the best positions in WashinE ton
with q lease Cheap for cash, the owner has
more business than he attend to. inquire at
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:, XII EsrArs SALxs.-Yesterday afternoon
HeGuire 4 Co., auctioneers, sold . lot on
'shar. for Is cent per square foot; q lot on 2.
o@tWeen 2ith and 25th streets, to Daniel Lin
AZ, inc cents; loc on l., bstween 2sd and
sitn 81 rats. - Hugh Murray, Tor 10 cents; part
~ aloL containing 6.s9s) souare feet 81, nth
psl we y Il and Streets for $3.50, Kirkland d
Dowhss purchassre - s - = -11T g
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NH 26-3t" DAVID MOORE
|'LIFToN COTTON FACTORY FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Three FRAME HOUSES. This is 8
4 very des:rs bic property for any kind of buSi-
ness, being Virginia avenue AMI 2si street For
particulars apply to JOHN RILEY. I'D street, be.
tween and T. Terms: One half cash: bal ance in
ard II months. nah Is 2Ws
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FOR 81 LEA FARM of 80 acres, IA mile from
Il Scaggs' Switch: % acres cleared-balauce in
good wood, oak and hickory. Will be sold for
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GRAND LARoaSY.-Yesterday, Mrs. p. d
kea'ing rented room in hsl house, on II near
lsfh street. to Jas. Miham and ms wife, Mary
Miham. During the day Mrs Heating disccv.
er' that she had lost f57. She made some fuss
over her loss, and made other arch for It. and
discovered esq Of II returned TO tbs place from
whence IL was lost. She caused heY new
shoarders to DO arrssted, and they wsre taken
before Justic. Clayto ton. jas Miham was dis
In tie case Of Mrs. Miham, she Wss held to bail
1oI court.
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EcOR LEASH Oh RRN1-A large quantity Of
IL building LOTS, ninutss Walk Of sss Presi-
dant,s HoQsa and Al the Offices IN the First Ward.
: - - A. JARDIN, Hlortst,
mh1S-ln 18th n. cor, Ct n.
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reasonable, g the owtsR wants 70 60 into other
businsss. eau sarly On the premises nh ] Ina
EroB SAAD-A 6rstrAta twostor 1AAA1
II HOUeU, eontSintn8 nino rooms, to0esher vita
Hiae DuldsS LO3t. al sss cat With shoissas trait,
nsh - psee6se 1919. plnns. cherries. sreyss; ~
Of the bsst selection; with paMD o. exeealeot
WstSr N the yard; on Tie eosnef % snd tS!h -
dnA HOan. oveHue esst. ucs further paxtte1lafs
e ens q ii 10 Ae.s's DscARRoLL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-05
SsEEIFF's OFFICE. ELLSWORTH, !
Pierce Co. State of Wis.

Notice is hereby given that at the general
election. TO be held in The several towns IL
the county of Pierce. and State of Wisconsin.
on The Tuesday succeeding tho first Monday.
being the eighth day Of Noye;nber next the
follow ng officers are TO be elected. to-~it;
Eight Electors Of President and Vice Pres
ideut OF the United States.
A Representative in Congress for the Si-th
Congressional District. comprising the coun-
ties of Vernon. Ia Crosse. Monroe. juneau.
Adams, Portage. Wood, Jackson. TremPes!-
eau. Buffalo. Pepin Pierce. St Croix. Dunn.
Eau Claire, Clark. Marathon. Chippewa. Dali
las, Burnett. Douglas LaPoint and Ashland.
i'm the place of Walter d. McIndoe. who~e
term of office will expire on the fourth day Of
March next
State Superintendent in place OF !. l..
Pickard. resigned.
A member of Assembly for the District
comprising the counties of Pierce and ST.
Croix, and such County Officers az are by Law
required to be elected at such election. tO-Tit !:
Clerk of the Circuit Court in the place
of G. n. Haverlahl. whose term Of Office will
expire on the first day of January next
a Sheriff in the place of Coleman Puets
whose term of office will expire on the frss
day of January rext.
A Register of Deeds in the place Of G. n.
Hayerdahl. whose term OF office viii expire
on the first day of January next.
A Treasurer in the place of 4. Gibson
whose term Of Office will expire on the aSi
day of January next.
A Clerk of the Board of County Superb.
tors in the PLACE of John W. Winn. whose
term of Office viii expire on the first day a
January next.
A Prosecuting Attorney in the place OF 4.
Fl. Young. whose termOf Office viii expire on
the first day of January next.
A Coroner in the place of Daniel Smith.
whose term of Office will expire on the tiTss
day of January next.
A County Surveyor in the place Of J. A.
Short, whose term of Office expires on the frs
day Of January next.
COLEMAN PUETr. Sheriff
Dated Sent 2f. 1861
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Referees Sale.

Pierce County Circuit Court. State OF Wis.
consin. Burnam Martin, plaintiff, agIIin
Philester Felt. Emily Felt. Hannibal Fei''
Roxana Felt, a. p Wells. T. W. Stillman'
E. Ives. and r. S. Andrews, defendants.
DY VIRTUE and pursuant to a judgms"
ID and decree Of foreclosure and sale. rem
dered in said court in the above entitled a.,
ton, dated the Odd day of May. 1864. shsi
expose for sale and sell to the highest bldde''
at the front door of the City Bank Of fres,
colt, in the city of Prescott, in said county ana
State, on Saturday, the 22d day of OctoOe''
1864. at o'clock in the afternoon OF said da''
the following described Tortgaged prenisa.s'
or so much thereof as shall be necessary y
satisfy the amount of said judgment an.
costs and expenses of sale. to-wit: The Ta'
half of the northwest quarter. Of section
number twenty eight. of township nuAosl
twenty six. of range number eighteen. con.
tanning eighty acres more or less, all IN r's''S
County, State of Wisconsin.
J. G. BUTTON, Referee.
You've d FiTcH, Pl'fs Att'ys 1870
Dated Sept 9, 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-05
OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE, ,
MADISON. August 81, 1864. {

Mr.. SHERIFF After the blank election
returns for the nse of town and ward canvas
sers had been printed and sent to the Clerks
Of the Boards of Supervisors. Mr. Pickard
resigned his Office as State Superintendent
By ibc Election Notice inclosed. you viii per-
ceive that the vacancy thus occasioned. is 10
be supplied at the next election. As you
distribute the blanks to the town and city
clerks, please say to them that in those dis.
tricts where there arc no sur ervisors 10 be
elected this fall, the town and ward canvas.
sers. in making their returns TO the Clerks Of
The Boards, can Use the Supervisor form Of re-
turn. by erasing the words. Supervisor as
Large" or =" Supervisor in district No. -"
and substituting state Superintendent"
Where supervisors are TO be elected. the can
vassers can make return of the votes cast fos
Superintendent on the bottom of The last page
of the printed form Of returns.
Yours, de-, LUcIUs FAIRCHuD.
Secretary of State
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-05
PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT!

Volunteers and all persons liable 10 the
draft, (ladies not exccpted.) are most respect
fully requested 10 call at the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-05
e will expiY. on the first Monday 0, JAM.

Office viii expire on the first Monday OF Janu.
ary next.
A State Senator for the Seventeenth Seu,..
District, comprising fhe county of ROck. l.,
the place of William A. Lawrence, who's.
term Of Office will expise on the first Aoudav
of January next.
A State Senator for the Nineteenth S.n,..
District, comprising the enan4ics Of MONTE.
voc and Calumet, IN the place Of Joseph u.
las. Jr., whose term of Office will expire =,
the first Monday of January next.
A State Senator for the Twenry-irst Ser
ate District. comprising the county of Win.
nebago, in the place of j. B. Hamilton. who's.
term of office will expire on the first Monday
of January next.
A State Senator for the Twenty-third ssr<
ate District. comprising the county of Jeffsr-
son. in the place of Joseph d. Clapp, Nboss
term of Office will expire on the first Moudar
of January next.
A State Senator for the Reimbursement
Senate District. comprising the counties Of
Waupaca, Portage. Wood and Marathon. in
the place Of Alexander S. McDill. whose term
of Office viii expire OH the first Monday Of
January next.
A Stute Senator for the Twen.v-nintb
Senate District. comprising the counties of
Marquette and Green Lake, in the place OF
Charles S. Kelsey. whose term OF Office viii
expire on the first Monday of January next.
A State Senator for the Thirty-fiIst Senate
district, comprising the counties of Lacrosse
and Monroe, in the place of Angus Cameron.
whose term of Office viii expire on the FIRST
Monday of January next.
4 State Senator for the Thirty third Sen
ate District, comprising the towns of Lc Roy,
Lomira, Williamstown, Theresa, Hubbard.
Herman, Hustisford. Rubicon. Lebanon and
Ashippun, and the village of Horizon, in the
place of Slatterlee Clark, whose term of Office
will expire on the first Monday of January
next.
A member of Assembly in each Assembly
District in the Stale, and such county officers
as are by law required TO be elected at such
election.
Witness my signature and the Great
r, : Seal of the State of Wisconsin, at
L. o. the Capitol, in Madison, this 18th
DAY Of August. 1864.
LUCIUS FAIRCHILD,
Secretary of State
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-11-05
Prnhafe Notice.

Pierce County Corrt-In Probate. In ths
matter of the estate Of Charles TeCsaw, de-
ceased.
ON READING and filing the petition OF
" Benjamin Leach. of the town of IrlT-
belle, in said county, representing among oth-
err things. that. on the llth day Of April. 1901,
the SAID deceased contracted 10 convey to him.
the said petitioner. the premises known and
described az follows: $ Lot one, in the MI
lage of Trimbelle. said lot extending norther.
ly to the Trimbelle River" and claiming thai
he. the said petitioner, is entitled TO convey
ance of said premises. and PRAYING that Sll"
TOzer. executor OF the estate of Chtrles leu
saw, deceased be authorized and directed, BY
decree of this court, to make cut and execute
a conveyance of said premises to him. the said
petitioner; it is ordered that said petition %
heard before the Judge OF this court on Men.
day, the seventh day of November next, 6:
one O'Clock P. NJ. at his Office, in the city Of
Prescott. And it is further ordered that no
tice thereof be published for six successivs
weeks prior to SAID day of hearing. in the
Prescott Journal. weekly newspaper print
ed at Prescott in said county.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge:
Dated September 8, 1864. l9-Wh