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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
5 UNITED STATES
internal r evenue,
ANIMAL TAXES FOR 1864.


The attention Of taxpayers is iIrr'y called
to the provisions IF the Quilted STATES Excise
Law rtlatIve To TIE assessment of annual
lakes .'
Bv the sixth section Of the act Of july l.
1862 il is madethe duty Of all persons part
nerships. firms. assoeiai ions. or corporations.
made liable 20 any annual dHiy. licesise. or
tax. oa or before The First Mon Law 1T May
in each wear TO mike a Iist return Ia the
Assistant Assessor Of the District where loea-
{. d of tie Amount oi annual income. the arti-
cies or obIects charged with a special tax.
aud the business or occupation liable to pay
amy license. e9f ha.s
Every person who shall fail TO make such
Return by the day specified will be liable to
he assessed hy the Assessor according To iIc
best inl,rInatsoa whieh he can obtain: and
in such case the Assessor is required Ia aid
fiiiy per eaptum TO the amount of the items
of sGch list. as 54E ssa.
Every person who shall deliver to an As
SCISSOR amy false or fraudulent list or state
mcui, with imirnt to eya,is the valialion or
e;, tnIeral ION required 10y law. Is siiljcrt To
fl na OF Eve lLLdlet de l!;trs; and ~ 5, ch case
Ike list Mill Le made out by the assessor or
Assistant a ss ss,,r, and tiOm the valuation
n.i enumeration 5, made there can be no APP
pal
Payment Of the annual taxes. except those
for licenses, will not he deinar. ded until the
thirticih ,iay of Jane.
The APPROPRIATE blanks on which 10 make
retnll, anil al necessary Information. = i'll iIc
furnished nv LOFTS J HTz. Assistant Asses
snr Tor the Niih Division. To whom hv r.
TINS sho,li he ccIfvcte.i az or y, for the
filst Monday Of MAY. at hrs Viiicr IN llndsUn.
LUFE A. TAYIOf,
IT, s. Ass 4ssof, SIKH District
March lst. 1861 45-if
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UNION GAINS EVERYWHERE !

The Elections on Tuesday last resulte in
glorious Union triumphs. Everywhere the
Copprrhead Cause seems 10 be receiving the
doom it merits. and the political skies are full
OF hope aud promise for Union men.
In Connecticut, BucKISGHAM, Union,
is elected over SEYMOUR, comprehend, by
5000 majority.
S, L"nis has elected Union Mayor,
by 1000 majority.
The prime pal cities in Ohio, give large
Union majorities.
In ST. Paul the Democrats were badly
beaten, DR.. STEWART, Union. being elcc
tel Mayor by nearly 400 majority.
In our own State. Milwaukee went
Democratic, as usual.
Madison elected tie Union Ticket with
the exception Of Mayor.
In Hudson. ST. Croix county. the I'm
in ticket was elected with the exception
of Mayor, {. r. CooS. the Dem cratic
cai"ii'late. being elected 10y majority.
la La Crosse. the Demo, rats elected
most of their ticket 10y SINAI! lnajorities.
In Hastings. the Democrats elected
Mayor and Clerk, the Union men the
ward officers.
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ITERMs: $500 per Annum.
NO. 40.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice TO vacate.

NOTICE is hereby iven. That the under-
~ signed viii apply to the County BOARD
OF the county of Pierce, in the State IF Wise
cOnsin, at their session. tu he held in said Co..
ut the Comfy Seat ON the Isl dav of June
AZ xt. 1854. for an order vacatirg s"ch portions
of the village of Maiden Rock a. hereinafter
stated. to-wit: All 81 hlncks l.. 2 g. n. 10.
10. ID. Is. is. IA, 49, 20. 81. and Is. except
lof 4 IN block ~ Lots 3 4 5 6 H. hloct TO.
and %. Also. lots 3. 4. :. and q. ia block 10.
Lots 10. IL. and -. in block Is. Lots I ?.
3, a., 9 ahd 10. in block D. Lots 10 IL
aud 10. Ia block % Lots Q 10. IL and -.
in bl,ek 25.-- Lots /. 2. 3 AID 4. In block %.
Situated ia sectional lnis /. aud 3. in secti"n
Is. township number "a. nf range number 10,
ia county and State afore-a;d
JOHN d. TRUMBULL.
Maiden Rock. Feb 25. 1854. AZ W.
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THE SINGER SEWING MA
CHIMES.

Our LETTER A F.alLY SFwIyG NAcfiIxr Is
Gisi cani,,g wotld-wii r,Vuia ION. u is
beyond ,'ouIt th. hes, and cEie,I.->t aud most
baauiif'il e ali Family Sew ing Machines yet
offered ." she public Noo;lrr FamIlv Sew
iiig " ',.lii'rc has nitnv ,i~ef appliances
fr Henn,iig. l}iIrliilg. Fcll,nr, Trek ~
Gathering GsagiIis l'raiIife. Enihroiierin".
Corning and sn ta.th. M O;h,F Family
Sewing Narli,,p la -, much capacity f,r u
rY,.as vaii,tv of work 1t will sew eli kinds
IF rlnii and with all kind nt thread -
Great aud recent npPfovemeiiis make our
Family Sewing Ati;riiiie NEST rrha H.. aud
most ,iulallse and mnst eeFain in action At
all rates cf Speed ]; ~ axes thu iniernck r'I
stitch. wllich j. iluI, bari stitch kuawH ANY
one. ever, &c dee nu,Sr oruiia"S canaeiiv- as..
see. at glance. hos t;i.Us the letter A Faml-
Is Sewing MachiHe. Ger tamiIy Sewing
Machines are finished in elIaste and exquisite
siyle. .- raa
Tile Folding Case of the Family Machine
is piece at cunning. work Elauship of the
most useful kind. II praiacis The machine
when in usr. and wln'n ai'put Ia he npsT-
atctl m1Y hr opeiIeI rs Il Spacio AMI sub
stamtIal table to sustain the work. While.
surIg. uf q cases. made out ni the choicest
WOO Is, are finished IN the simplest aGi chIs-
test Kramer possible. oii.crs arr adorned aud
en'nl lislled in the most costly and superl,
manner
II is Absolutely necessary 10 sec the Fami-
ly Machinr Ia operation. 50 as to Judge Of its
great capacity aud beauty.
II is fast becoming as popular fof family
sewing as our Manufacturing machines are
ior nalI' featuring ur uses
The Hraci' ificts are ellsurp!ied with
silk. twist. thread. needles. oil. De-. Of the
very best o,iafitv send for Pamphlet.
THR SINGER MaNrF.eTrRINa 0oMasNY.
As BnoaiSav. New York.
Milwaukee Office. ! ] .sewhall House.
CHARLES Cook, a gent iII Prescott Sand
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truly, MORE ANON.

A LAST Observation-Disclosures Of
inferior Saleratus, who could not sell I'M
der their own names, have doubtless
adopted that of De La d & Co, and the
labels of the Chemical Saleratus--a su
perior article-to make sales. They can
cannot sell twice in place without de-
lection. The genuine is il red papers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

About this time the prospect l,oked
fair for soma fun. and serious fun it might
have proved too. if the indians had not
yielded. They outnumbered US ten to
one. we're we'll armed, and no doubt
could have done good execution. But
things were otherwise ordered, as you
will see.
Meantime the canoes had pushed out,
crossed the river, and commenced mov-
ing down stream. But as they neared
our squad. the command was given
HALT! They at first only eased pad
ding, but soon commenced backing wa
Ter TO hold the canoes against the current
and then headed them ashore. They
were then ordered Ia take the canoes TO
the point Of emharkation, and seeing the
bayohets lowered to a charge, they con.
Guided that dircrction MAS the better pant
Of valor, aud slowly obeyed the or,ier.-
Gu their arrival at the shore the men
were ordered TO dispense aud leave the
sqnaws TO take care of the irumpery.-
THIS order they rso oLeyed. Alter on
boys had been brought TO n charge bayo-
net aud some OF them had felt little
cold steel in the vicinity Of the breech-
cl. ut.
As soon as the squaws had packed the
effects back 10 the camp. and the work of
reconstructing the lu'lges fairly commen-
cea, the hovs were ordered back To The
Fort, having the satisfaction of feeling
that they hal achieved blo".Iess but
decisive victory oyer an unruly crowd
which greatly ou,nulnberei them.
Before | close, allow me to mention
little affair which took place one side a
The more important movements were in
progress.
Two Of the Winnebago ladies, (some-
times scandslorsly called sqnusCe.) taking
offrnce at each other FOR some real or i'm
agInary wrong, commenced an alterca
tiou which SOON brought on blows. One
of the afOre mentioned ladies hal an in.
faur. commonly called poPpOose.) in he,
arms q: the commencement of the dis
pulc, but as it became more exciting. her
antagonist rushed upon her, wrenclied
the child out of her arms. and threw it
over the bank, distance of ten or twelve
feet. The mothers maternal anxiety
was surpassed by her desire TO resent
the insult. and without looking for her
child, which was picked up by some
other lady, sadly bruised, lii has since
died, slIe fell to with will, and soon
whipped her enemy beautifully.
X
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Emry Ro4scc.

Notice is hereby given thaiihe Grand and
and Petit jurors 10 serve at the Nav Term OF
the Cilcrit Count for 1864. in The County of
Pierce State of Wisconsin. viii he drawn at
the Office OF tie Clerk cflbe Circuit C.trt OF
said County. on the 10th day Of April 1864.
at one o'clock P. NJ. of said day. a1H
CHR. G. n. HAYERDAuL.
a.. T,..o.,:s ~
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SECOND WARD.

Aldermen--J. n. Clements, ". T.
Miles; Assessor, a. A. Meacham; Con
stable, A. j. Young.
RIVER FALLs.-No party issue in this
town. The following officer. were elcc
ted
Chairman Board, G.. ii. Crossman !;
Treasurer, UIn. A. Tozar; Clc,k, r. j.
Wilcox.
OAK GRovE.-In Oak Grove ". T.
bright was ele, ted Chairman. j. A.
Stirratt, Treasurer, and |. F. Maynard,
Clerk, without opposition. john Simon
was elected Assessor.
TRIMBE LE.--Aaron Cornelison was
elected Chairman, Silas Tozer, Treasurer,
and Nelson Ames, Clerk.
CLlFToY.--J. NJ. Bailey was elected
Chairman. Nm. Alverson, Treasurer,
aud Fl. n. Bascoln, Clerk.
DIAMOND BLUFF.-The old officers
were reelected /: ] Mcconnell, Chair
man. D. Y. Wetheren, Clerk, A. Blais
dell, Treasurer. A
PERRY.-In Perry the Issue was IL
cence OF no licence, the licence party car
rying the day 10y one vote. vs. believe
tuat the, officers are Asa Hammond
Chairman. jacob Youngman. Treasurer.
Vim. Junkman, Clerk.
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Notice 10 Vacase.

State Of Wisconsin,. Pierce comfy. In the
matter of the application of franklin Oils
Ia yacate certlin portions OF the village o
( 3 franklin. ~
NOTICE is hereby given.fhst the UNDER
~ signed. Franklin Otis. will apply Ia the
Cuunty Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.,
at their session IL br corr eued lsi day Ot
June. AID 1854. for an order vacating the
foilnwing described partitions of the village Of
F'anklin. ia sail c"uuiy and State to-wit:
Lots ,. !, ) and q Ia bloc, one
I..'ts aud ia lck two
West halt of lot 2. and all of lots 4, ). Q.
10. ii aud ~ in tlack three.
Lots l. , 3, 4. ) land 6 la block four.
Luis ,. ,. ; and l,l,sk Eve.
oiS | and in block 6.
All 81 Nan street all If high STREET. ara
all of Vine Street. and all of the alleys rune
ng betw cen The afurenit M ion Il lois.
F HNKLIy 0TIs.
Trimbelle. February IS. 1864. 4ows
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EXHIBITION. EeGLEsToS gave
his Exhibition 18th the Siereoptieon
here for two nights during the past week
with good success. The assortment I f
views is very good. those Of Statua,y
being both novel and very interesting TO
eyesy one will. artistic taste.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

ASGELIc--A little boy who saw The
Siereopticon Exhibition. speaF ing to US
Of Thorwa.dsen's sta.ue If Night. said ;
Them was pretty babies that oil angel
had. want theyi" "Oid Angel" IS
good That boy will DO a lively con-
noisseur in Art one Of these days. ..a
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.nN reading aud filing the petition Of Will
" liam n. B,ach. Of Car q county. State
of New York, representing among other
things. that Burr,l +. Bach. Late of Pierce
county, ~, the 18th day Of March last at hrs
residence. in ait county. 1iied intestafe, leav-
ing goats. chaittl> and estate within this ca. ,
ami that he. the petitioner. is bf6fher oi tic
said deceased. AMI praying that admini<ira-
tion be graIlie,I Ia AifFcius b. illams. Of
Trimhe.Iie. IN said county; it il ordered HAT
said pet tian be- heard before the Iu,lge Ut This
court on MONDAY, the seceti'l dav Of May
ncxt. at one o'ch'ck T.. NJ. at his office, in the
CITY of Prescott. s- ED .asl
And 4 is further cred that notice thereof
he given tn the heirs of slEl decreased and To
all pers,ls Interested bv publishing "A capy'
of His or,ler for three successive wseks py1Or
io said day OF hearing in The Prescott Jour
nal ~ -Nsekly neWsEa. er pnHiet and pub
lIshcd at Prescott. ia said eoutf,y.
.r MrDLtAM IlawEs, Corify Judge. s.
Dated April lst, 1864. e .sssi 4J-s 3 8
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Persons Of Fuii Habits.

Who are sahiect To Co>tivene<s. Headache.
Gidd;ness. Drowsmess, aud singing in tie
ears. arising from too great hpw of blnod t.
the head. should neser be without BRAxDErHs
Pins. and iaany highly dangerous symptom.
VIII b removed f,y their Immediate tse.
The Hon. J. HUsT. Of Wns'chosier Counsr.
New fork. seveni five years Of age, has
used Braudeih's Pills for twenty Il seysars az
his sole medicine When he feels hinsalf j.
disposed. be il from Cold. Ri,erinatis,n. Asa,
ma. Headache. Bilious Affections. Casiire,
ness. 81 irritation of the kidneys or bladcipf
he does nothing bat take a sex doses 6;
Brsndreih's Pills. ~ -
His usual method is to take SIX pills. and
reduce the dose each iglst. enc pill. In ev-
cry afiacl; Of sickness for twsGtv-fige W. =,
this simple method las never failed 10 rsstef,
him TO health; and few men arc ie be i.ssnd
50 active and 'lastty rs he. May is. 1881 -
Sold by al respectable dealers in z ea;.
ciDes. zaga
asas Ae tg a
$50 eas
~ ysa
Sd $50
,ussa Aua "a eeA As
go g aasaa ss.sa -
-as e 1s.sis agas Dc ses a sszen
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Bounty 10 Veterans.

Last Tuesday the City voted To pay
bounty of 500 each to the veterans
whose reenlistment fillel our quota un-
der the last call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

GopEY's LADY's Book This Queen
OF the Ladies' Magazines. for April. is
received. COPY is meeting with unex
ample.i succoss. No won'lerl The Book
deserves ii. For sale bv Mckee. ase5e.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

rF The river is so low that steam
boats and catfish navigate it with con-
siderable difficulty. Heavy rains are
needed very much.
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GoxE TO THE wAR.-R. C. EDEN.

GoSE TO THE MARI. G. EDEN.
ore Of the proprietors and editors Of the
Oshkosh Northeastern, and formerly
Captain of tho Enterprise, in The ST..
Croix trade, has received a Captains
commission in the 18th regiment. BIB
is gentleman. a scholar, arida right
noble man. Onrself, and his many
friends here, warmly wish him success.
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~ SPANISH 80
b Il a G X u O w ID L RI!
FoR rHE CURE OF DIrTHERIA SoEE THROAT,
-a S"RE kloUTH. AND ALI IERiTATtoSs coz
Yftns- sEoTED MITE THESE ORGANS.

This Powder has been in limited use for
fifty wears. and is an IxyALLIBLx REMEDY for
these diseases. II is partly vegetable. and no
III effects cas possibly result ff"m its Use. i
Every family should ep il on hand, as it
is never failing cure for that drca,lf, disease
Diliheria The threat cannot bfcome oh
structed while this remedy is rsel. Try a
Bntil, For sale nv CkrLos Mct;RAy. ut the
Post Office. Prescott. Price % and 20 cents
bottle. A-s 3S-m3
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Clerk of the Circuit Coz
NO MISTAKE.

All per.om hagirg unsettled accounts or
uoi,s with IFS past d e. ma~t settle the same
before April list, or shall s,;r Is make
COSTS. e BEARpsL&Y & LYtoRn,
March | 1864 44-wtf
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A New Thing Under the sun.

In its observation-disclosures. "a st.ss 3rg
In its coloring power-maichless. "a
In all its ingredients vegetable. @
Ia IFS operaiion-natHral.
Ia us beautifj, ing Notwithstanding.
IN IFS tendency-pirservative.
In its popu'arity-uneqnalled.
CHRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the World of Science
and the wcrlI If Fashion. The finest prepare
zion ever inyentci by an 10 r. city The sIlo
comings of Nature. Manufactured by
CRIsTADoEO. M. 6. Astor House. New York,
Sold by all Druggists. Applied by ali Hal
Drrssers. 43w4
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Cheering I,aiIroad News.

Orders have been given to Harry S.
Clapp of this CITY, 10 employ all The
men that eau be obtained, to work on the
raiiroai. Enough iron to lay 30 miles of
the ROAD has been bought. aud will be
shipped Ia lbs llnce rs soon "a uaviga.
ton opens Hudson North Star.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

BuILDIEG.-DUDLEy & Co. are put
ting up n large addition Ia their extern
sive Saw and FIGURING Mills here.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

JOB WoRK.-This Office is now sup
piled with new Job Press, and viii do
job Printing in good style, aud at prices
mot bit bigger than, before.
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cF The farmers have generally be-
gan to SOW wheat, and the ground is in
very good condition. asu 5sa4
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Cheap Bargains.

MCKEE is going too, res. lie is gazing
MOTTO Idaho, Australia, or Up Sall River, but
To the BOOK d VARIETY STORE. where lie may
he found during business hours. waiting Upon
his customers. dealing out Books. Stationery.
Photograph Albums. Diaries. Portfolios. 7 o. s.
etc. ETC., at greatly reduced prices. Witness
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ScHooL-The City School closed its
winter term yesterday. Prof. REED i
an experienced professional teacher, and
the School was never In better hands.
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OWEN LOVEJOY.
O6ia Rareh. 1864.

If ever cIond silv,r lining wore.
vas m,''n ny so"i "'"' 'pN"id 'hrouSh
Where pans no travellers but the good and
SIN f.gn ei l.. rr,ro .s f,on, ii. a.
The statesman speaks; and Tut" sach he
f P H ,'sir 'IruIhrsaL wne' az 'ne ,hrone
The bon,Iman's blessing and the slayer's
Far th,.;r Fr cr.,,o, ,;.,. All ,;ts y:cb,o,
thou
D'"'' lair LAIR '"s '''''''''' Saw HO'" ms
In eur free hills, TO seek refuge where
G,rst 10 rest f,i@fed y IN m tots l sul,l;m..
whose fruits are budding On the DO. gh of
---,..a---
Scrgt E. BURNET has
met with unexpected success recruiting.
In little over two weeks he has enlisted
about fifiv men. Rnruet is one of the
,,,;l. .,i,a a.Li,. LII To : -.
- -
--l.-.e.-..-----
BOARDING.. Miner has opened
n cool B.nrl;nu House in the building
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TEACHERS, INSTITUTE.

A joint Teachers ns'it,te for the counties
Of ] ierce aud 81. Croix, will be held at River
Fails c,nim,neing No day. pril 18Th, and
continuing til Thursday evening
The supcrin:end,n's of tie two counties
expect the assistance Of Prof j. l.. PIcxARD.
State Superiniendent. and other competent
lecturers. a,rf VIII spare no pains TO make the
Institute worth the atten 'a4ce Of every tyach-
" in the 81. Croix Valley. The citizens of
River Falls ilave generously undertaken Ia
pr,vi,le free entertain men, for all teachers N
fE4Hf ziiff rs l1sa ~ fat
attenda &C. - ~ .a~ esa
Friday and Saturday. the 22d and 23,l. are
So apart for The examilation f those intend
ingio teach in Piere County during the en-
saing simmer. Such will fifl it for ele.r
Interest 10 attend II is examilaiion. in con
neciioh with the Institute, If possible, se8
eei sa z3s t'HARLEs THAYER,
49,. School SUPP. Pierce County
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al 0rICE-Ali rerso'is having borrowed
= our Gain Sacks. viii turn tliem 90, or
h. for. the Isl of March At ihnt Tim" we
shall place warrants IA the hands 81 The Sher-
Tiff aud his Deputies Ia arr ii parties kno II
Ia have oHr Sack avs claiming to have pur-
chased them. " ich is mistake.
Dill 4 BRo.
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NJ Office ALI PERSONS having accounts
y ar n.ips ,.re G.. a. Dill. Dill & Bro. or
q. A Dill d. Co. uarraugrH al unsettled,
viii Stale Immediately and save c">i.
q. "a. DILL.
Prescott, Dec. IS 1868.
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To Glarrvraen

For Rats. Mice, Iso;acl,es. Ants:
Bed ssHgs. MOi!iS in Fairs. - col
ems. ere. EnSrctS ou Plants.
Fowls. Animals. etc.
Pat mp in 25c. 20c-and 8 Boxes. Bottles ane
Fldsks % aud 50 for Aoteis, Public I1.t;tt,-
lions. etc.
.unly inf i le remedies known"
" Ere FROM P-si>on-." ~ ~
g Moi dan esous totLe Human Family
Is lia,s ruiae ont of their holcs 10 die.
~ Sold Wholesale in all L.r.e cii,..
Sold by all Dauggists and Retailers every
- I I Beware /. of all worthless limitations
~ scefhat CosTAR's" names is on each
Box Bottle aud FLASK. Ilefore YOU buF
~ Addrs- Henry II. COstar.
- Principal Deio 4S2 Rradwly. N. Y
~ Sold bS Z. MCt RAY.
Wholesale snd Reiai Agent.
46-m6 Prescott. " is, o..sin
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Coart--Iu ProI,aie. In the
matter Of the estate of BurTel r. Beach.
y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-04-09

ELECTIONS IN PIERCE COUNTY.
Party lines we've not ,hawn ut tie
town cleo: ions. aud in most instances tie
old officers were re eleced.
PREsCuTr the cl art.r election in
Prescott. 10 party issue WIS made, most
of the candidates OH both tickets being
Republicans.
The following officers were elected
2l0 v"ies poied
G. a. pILL. Mayor, 8 majority.
G. Ii. Nichols, Treasurer, % ma
FIRST WARD.
Adermen-E. ". Haviland, S. Dnd-
ley Assessor, Cyrus CoviI Justice Of
the Peace, J. S. WLitc ; Constable, T.
Phillips.
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THE INDIAN WAR.
Letter from Co. F, 30th.

CRow CREEK AGENCY. d. I.
March 6. 1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
Curiou. peteelIon Of a Criminal.

Not long ago there oeccured in Prussia,
one Of those cases Of detection Of crime by
scientific means which interest large
and intelligent class Of readers. a guam
tity Of gold, packed in boxes, was dis
patched by a railway train. On arrival
at its destination it was discovered that
the gold had been stolen from some of the
boxes, which were reflled with sand to
make up for the deficient weight. Meas
ures were at once taken for the discovery
Of the thief, and that no chance might be
lost, Professor Ehrenberg was requested
to make microscopic examination Of the
sand. The Professor (who is a member Of
the Academy Of Sciences 81 Berlin, well
known for his researches into minute OBJ
jects, and his comparison Of volcanic dust
from all parts Of the world asked that 8
quantity Of sand from every station by
which the train had passed should be sent
to him. Examining these one after anoth-
er, he ct last came to q sand which was
identical with that found in the gold box
es. The name Of the station whence this
sand had been collected was known, in
quries were set on foot st that station,
and among the persons there employed
the thief was delected, The incident is
one which en- expert novel-writer might
make use Of with effect.