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St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

H,rs1 Appleton Was ioGd ~ nossy md
as he lived In the eeonemicai msnner, hsd
manag-d 10 accumulate considerable son,
VI IT, A su instance II esHhonS. hs had
worn the same blue cfai wi'h brass hus-
t"ns :nr ten years 10 church aud to mister
,ni there was c,.n1id, rxbse probability ol
it. having ta serve Et ~ much longer
Eliram was bachelor lie considered q
aii- an expensive luxary. from which b.
A!..s.inel fr:.m .cnronical ns'ives.
In the course Of time. however. Hiram
csme. to take 6iif-rel, view af,he n.stter
IL. read some where thst il wss sayisg Ia
.rt married. as the wnIk THAI a wife would
'is would more than pay the expenses. ii
her bread and cluthirg On rejection.
Hiram considered that. as.ser bic circam.
stances. this wss cna,sid.ra,i,u cf some
imIs,r:xnee. .... a.
''He.idcs," said hr. '.se nigh, TAX"
bosrders, and ishing l,csSesc.s is pralitabic
il you dom, keep 'sm TO weff. I've heard
that Aunt jana D;.olftle made th"ussBd
dollars ciear. in oae year. from keeping
boar6ers: And ell the labor cnmes on the
simmin fo!ks toc...I guess must be
mwYsed ri 80
Mr.. Applston. decided on the whole.
tss msrry ! widow
We rise hitrrsesons 10 his avn wasds |:
IN sssssls 10 reason, |" hs splilaquiswd,
that : witAp~ rsiiAs hare more experisace
'sis56T 5 J & sSnAssers than ONE who
hasn't bsep nx4rirA Nov one that I'm,
rxperi.scsd is very ays tn waste things.
s,si i tsk.ss goo.f deal Of timc 10 teach
'sn. better. NoH ] wings siFc.dy broken
in to the ways of Y hauSehs.lE | must Be
Oh th~ t.sk fur wilox."
Mr. Hiram Ap9leson. accordingly be-
gam 70 lsck about him. Ii ~ aI
Just q this time there came into tawn =
certain Widow Jones. an > -sisit TO = rsla-
lit,a.
A Mr. Appleson vss veil aeqnainasd
II fhs hnure where she wss visiting. he
SOM found il in his way 10 call sroaad
The widaw was sitting in the keeping
ROOM" ~ish Mira Felisn her relation.
M. Aps2tsdH.'. enid the latter. '.lct
ms in.rodaus toIf y5a my cousin.l Mts.
Jcns
Hiram bowed.
I Il wonder whefher slic's widow, be
thsnght so himself.
Wh-n Mrs Feltpn ssscnpani.l him TO
,l,a door. he vcntufed 20 make the ;nqdiiry.
'.Yes." said Mrs. Felton,. ..hcr Easband
died tw" yesrs. since." ~
rYoai srs. Mrs. Feltnn." said Hiram: in
= busin. Do like tune live bees thiakine
Ut getting married. Fthink on the wholr.
j. sould be good pSsey Igaess I should
prefer . sa,sit. indassrio9a scosomical
widow II ] could hssri X ape asy~here.
is' Then" s.id MrA. FELTON,. ., II sm
quite snrs fAas my cossiu wosad suis goa.
Shes ss industrious . crrsssssss yos ey.rs
saw. Alw.ysh has work in bes haad."
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07

0US usJsAI ooo QuosacS
''Then." said Hiram. "here's a two.
and yoa can give nae bach sevesty. Eve
cents la chsnge." -r-l -.
The. clergyman mads change With as
sober face IS ks could. ssd the happy
pair departed for hosne.
The next day Hiram brosc6cd The sub
There ain't any Hse In delaying .he
matter ~ / krow Off said he. I'VE
might as we'll. begin 6rss as last. Suppose
We adseri;se.' ~.
There sa', any need Of that" a.i.l
the new Mrs. Appleton. Il know 81
some friends in the plses where used to
live who syoala be gissf % coae and board
do yoa ." asked Hiram with eager
ness. That's :. gpnd idea. II willsavs
the expense afsdysr,ising
Yes" said Mrs. Appleton. THAT i.
very true. However il sill he iecesssry
to 60 ahd sec ,hea. aud that will cas-,
something ~ 'o.iis,'5 l'' ~
''IIoW much y 3" st... -.
"A dollar and thirty seven cents -eaei
way" returned his wife. ...., -.
That win nsske two seventy Eve. said
Hiram. ''Pn give you three. The ex-
tra quarter viii DO fr miscellaneous ex
psnsss-" as~aV % aLsse s- .- a
This was an naexawpled stoke Of gen.
erosity on the part Of Mr. Appleton; tu,
the thoughts Of the profits which he Va,
gong 90 n,ske, iasds bin fecl uhusu III ;
gencr0us. I'll" = T' ,-ff
How loag will y"ubs g'me ~ asked
Hirs,a. >4..' - a. .l ..-.
THAT will depend li.tle' on eircur-
stances. ! siinis l. ean' be back BY ,hs
end Of the week" r.4p 20 ....t.
And you feel pretty sure Of bringing
back a"me boarticr. r ,rs5r
II think eau Srossise you 81. al
least. )" said his wife con 6dcntiy. a- e.
"Six. returned Hiram with ssti.fscsion
''SiR 1t three dollars week, will make
eighteen dollars. Then the actual cost ol
boarding them A6eed not he more than a
dollars pises. Tha. will make twelve
dollars clear weekly. or six hundr,d dol
lsss wear "i4-l.- = ~ is - as.'-5'a3 ..
This was q very gratifying calculation.
and Hiram awaited his wife's return with
cagcrness.,s go 20 Pass"
Ou Saturday night the stage stopped q,
the dor. IL appeared 10 be ussususlly
fuli. o. =. 80 ,.r f i.s.
Mrs. Appleton got out 6rrs. Then sue
ecssively aliahsed thres boys and three
girls. varying ia ago from 6lteru to Eve.
$50 they're all children. ssid Hiram .
Ettls bswiidrrsd ~ n "i t.saa "r y.
>''Yes." said his wife. "Plesse. help the
driver iu wish their trunks "tqe5 '.- 97
''Thsy wont eat so nsnch - II they
were gr"wn. Thoughts Hiram. '.s he pro.
Seeded to slo what was assigned him a'r'
Al length they were sll in the hosse-
baggage aud all. aud the driver had d.
parted. a a+-s4g "a ts4. ~''s"l 80 ~
'.What are there namea ?" asksd Hiram,
hooking al,..ut him. -is. lt:- ~'a-r... n.
Their last Dsn,s is Jones. They are
my children BY my 6rst husband"
"W hat :" c1claared Hiram aghast
'.Aint they hosders r .Ig
.'Of course This win be their home
Aencef"rih.s Where ,shUuh they board
but With their ncw father?" a
Poor Hiram /: lie rased snd ssormed
but to no effect. The widow and her
ehildrsa h.d gained = foot hold, and they
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07
PROFESSIONAL Ha7T1E'.

nRs. 4. J. STONR aud CHSnf.vs
U CoMRS. having a..ae.sie,i ,iars.srlve~
IL the Practice m Ke6i~i,se. .an always he
f..,,nd % t,ir [, flee In l.e..nasd Tu~n q, ~ hen
not Professional ergar.a. 8 r~s ~. I'm : al
asas l2rh, lss4--st. = IA 3. = asa-'i
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07
se1tet stsrn
MIX. APPLETON'S BOARDERs

~ cARoLrSH y, rsxsroN
St. Mary's gazette. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1863-1867, 1864-07-07
MCCH ATTACHED TO THE MAR
... RAGE STATE.

>
II is Usually considered a..:aose worthy
circumstance for . man Or w..:.:.n 10 havs
been nasrried three times; bat Of faid this
nuMber would hasr besp-s bat listbss
thought OF. st. -erorse mehfiaus a''1idov
that u'arrie'l ner twenty sccond husband,
who IN turn had berD married 10 twenty
wiyes-surely an experienced couple.
A ko'aan named Elizabeth Max;. who'
died in Florwce. 1864. had been married
to seven husbands ail Of wh,n she out.
lived. She narried the last of the sevsa
at the sge of seventy When On her
dsash-bed :skr recalled the gac.l and bai
rolnts in each of her bushan.is. and hsv-
ing imparti.lly weighed theru in ; the bal!
ahcc. rhe singled out her 9Th spouss' AZ
her favoriic, Aud dssirei thai hsr remains
be inferred near kis. iG' ::
The death 6f a ~l.lier 10 recorded in
i1a4, eh" hal five wives snd his widow;
aged 96, vert ever .he grave of her E,arsi.
husband. The writer who mentioned
these facts naively stide,l. ''the snllirr vas
much attached to the marriage state. - Z
There Is an account 1t u gentlsma WHO
had been snaTried to four wives. and .Lo
lived to be. Tf6 years old When he died
lie left iwehry three children" alive knd
some OF the said rhilde,, being from three
to frurs;n:e. ...E .....r f.s.
a gentleman lied 10 Bort..eax. ia l76a.
who had been married sixteen times.
in:.July, l16S.. a couple we're living 10
Essex who R..A basa married 81 visr.
The .halsbapd .h i"g I07 aud the wife lG:,
years Of age. .- ri III.
At the Church Of st. Chmen, lanes. ~
l.1.. woman Of 81 was uarried to her
sixth hnsbansr7 -''- .s.'a
.r,' 49, - 49,, =. .. IN.
A WoLr BAs"xxrEK. - On my paving
visit.tv al aid planter once. | observed
suspended from rife ceiling or roof st. Ii.
hut by si,,,ll piees 81 So@d. no akrf ios
sd,ae animal Being snfio'is enauirsl
if was fsirf nae or prnament. Bless
me-" snid he, .'donTt you know xha. as,
is:--wLy. it Is our wcssher si.ss. 'Hi.romc.
ter. snd tv+ef fthg else; wolf, head; aud
Whenever We are on the point of having a
change Of wind. you may be sure ,hst
sknih will ini'cate It. and what tn. cLsncs
l. {" be- THIS made nr .fill g curl
'us. aud I pressed him for information e.
II have had ,ha, sknll thirty years. - said
he. land. although crafty w"lfs. fi,,uev.r
er deceived me. Nov. look here; SOB:
pose the wild is north, aud that skuli'.
nose Poi:iss TO the east .ahtl 50 re.naius for
Z wetk after the xild shifts frym norlh.
we get - faserly wind for just as. long
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
The Great West.

When Gen. Taylor was chosen Prosi-
don't, only sixteen years ogo, ho did not
receive single Electoral Vote from the
States lying north and west OF tile river
Ohio. gAbruhum Lincoln, favored by the
di-sens sion among his opponents, carried
all those Suites in 1860, some Of them by
mcarcr mojoritics, but received scarcely
tenth OF the Popular Vote Of Missouri
Now, he carries every one Of them by
generally increased moiorties, and MISS
ouri with them by very decided VOTE
lie has also carried the new State OF ne
voda. and large absoiu,c maJortIcs ~
California und Oregon, where, though DC
carried their Elcctors, he had Dorely tWo'
fllhs OF the Popular Vote in 1861. his
mnioriiics in that great section, wnleh !,
sn9n 10 prcpopdcrate IN our National
councils may be roughly stated as fol-
lA,.ekH
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Linco,n,s Mai. Electors:
Total, ~ States, ZIG, 900

lOtnlt IL DlNlNas @''bV''
These States gave an aggregate popu-
larinaori,y against Lincoln in 1860
.tl,ev now rivc not less than 21OOOO Tor
him. with gains Of Members Of Congress
in every State where there was anything
lost TO his advtrsurics through diyis'
iprs. ...-. .....l.,.. ,,,
Thc vote Of the North West is the
s,fonrcst Guaranty yet prolfcred oil the
pcrprluity OF the Union. The nlicnu.
lion of the Northwest has been plotted
aud sought for years. To THIS end uh-
counted lodges of"kWghts OF the Golden
Circle" "Suns of Liberty" &c., have
been organized. To this end, New
ENGLAND has been pcrsistcntly detained
and rcyilcd by the buscst Of her rene
uhdc sons. TO this end, constant slimu'
lus has been given to Western Jealousy
and hate of the Eust. The Puritunsm
and tannticism Of New England have
been inculpatcd os plunging the country
into gigantic civil war for the benefit ol
her cotton mills--us ii cotton mill Iuxur'
in,cd in the death and dcarncss Of cotton
and now the Grea. West responds by
nrgcr, more decisive impurities Tor tht
War, hcarticr support 10 the Admlnls'
lration, than are given the East AnC
the rattle of riycu leitcrs IN Mary lant
is more than paraIlelcd by the crash o
the prisunhousc Ia Missouri.
So let US rest in confident assurance
that the Union will endure forever, under
tho guardianship Hnd protection OF The
urcal bccausc Free Norlh'West!--N ~
TriLMne - --.-----I ------
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta'
neous relief In cases of Asthma and Whoop'
ing Cough, II often cures who0ping before
il runs half its eourse, as II acts Of once on
the phleem an1 mueus, hnJ eXpels them
from the throat, aud tho sufferer Is relieved
In case Of Asthma, use DR.. Wishart's Dys'
pepsia Pills with the Cordial, ms they have
meyer been knownto iAilto cure that disease,
! DIR. wIsHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the follow.
| ing diseases; Consumption, II not beyond
the power Of medicine; Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Coughs, Sore Throat ard Breast,
Bronchitis, Asthma, aud an untailing RENE
/ dy for female complaints.
/ The above are few among the thoa-
sands whom this great remedy has saved
| from an un,imely grave.
/ We have thousands Of letters from Phys
icians aud Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saying that they
have never used or sold q medicine which
gave such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
taken In connection with DR.. Wisharti
Dyspepsia Pills, is an intallible cure fol-
BEWARE OF coUNTERFEITs.-Th,
genuiae has the name { the proprietor anC
pine tree blown in the bottle. All other
are spurlons limitations. =, "a
'O@-t DIR, T. q. @. wisHART,
No, 10, N. Second ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, at whole
s.ls S- all Philadelphia aud New Yorl
lWholessle DruggIsts. y pr Oetei-ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
C0NGRESSMEN

Tho following "rc the mNjoriths for
the members Of Congress elect ~ this
State. Thc Democrats arc IN Italics:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15

re.enslove such person, another, and no. 70,
I, must be their instrument to perform y;
In stating a single condition of peace,
mean simply to say that the war WI
close ON Tho part OF the Government,
whenever il shall have ceased on the por'
of those who began II. .,on,u
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. .
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
A Grammatical w alter.
waiter, is my chicken broilingP
\ -. L.. IL. L.. y

wv dlcT, Us my NnlNhVh V'N'''"H'
mo sir, the cook is"
Il did not order the cook. He is too
touch G tl-t E- .-e -
'Iow will you have il doneT
'Why, want il broilcd, TO be sure
-pThat he is doing, SIR '+ .N '.'"-,-
But YOU said he was broiling himself.
so he is, but ho is not being broiled,
g sw eI, nv. Waiter, (risihg and bowling
rcvereptH) may I ask your high gram
maticularily, is my chicken being brolled!
-,OsT"Frst .elaSS Of osicnIal Philoso'
pby. slandu up, , Thibets, what is ltle!e
"Ii(e consists Of money, fast horse
and fashionable wife,"
"What is povertyi" -rr u1.t--Ug
"Poverty is derived from bankers, il
the rev ard OF merit which genius re-
ceivcs from discriminating public"
"\Nhat ia religloanlGo Fa8
"D0ing unto others as you please with
out allowing q return Of The comPliment
"Who arc beneiactors"
'Doctofs and bankers, who live OF
other peoples misfortuncs."
"What is famcW
"a six line puff in newspaper"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
Executrix Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given that the under,
eigned has been appointed and qualified as
Exeoutrix OF the Estate Of Robert NJ
Ranney, late Of Seneca county. Ohio, de.
ceased, 5a SABRA N. RANNEY.
Nov. II, ls6t-3w iNa So
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15

W, II, w. CoBB EMBRACES THE OLD
FLAG, In the Rebel House Of Represen.
tativcs, on motion of Mr.. Chiffon (Ala.)
to ptoceod to consider 10 resolution con-
cerning the disloyally of Hon. William
sou w. Cobb, one Of tho witnesses
against MI. Cobb dcposcd that when the
Yankee troops passed up the Chats snooga
river just before the Chattanooga battle
Mr.. Cobb came TO his door, and said he
wanted to see the United States flag once
more unGurled to the breeze. He tool
the Dag aud embraced aud kissed Il.
OF Mr.. Jones went home too mellow
and retiring, turned his face away from
his wiio lest his breath should 'betray
/ him, when she remarked. "lou neec
not turn over, Jones, for you arc DRUM
clear through"
OA-The house in Portsmouth, N. II.
once the resideueeof Webster, is now a.
oyster saloon. .-...
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15
REFERENCES,

We the undenigned doIngbusiness in New YoTk
CiTy, do AurHoStkK Joseph =. Walters, aud G. II .
snydereomprisingt the firm ofihe Nutionsl Patsnd
Once, TO refeTto US, and belIsvs they wiloonduet
rLRs.
tsiguedl N Y.Fsb. .e9th
Jossss MsRswan ESQ, Importer, Sc Maiden Lane
N, Y. Ciy.
w.L. Taylor Esq., Banker, 20 WHllst. NY,
Coarlss II. voorhees, ESQ, Banker a. Pine si,.
N, Y. City.
shepherd, sswa'd & Co. Importers, 9 "a rssrlst.,
N, Y'City,
n. Y. City.
Joha W, Kirby ESQ, Ms,rOpoh,an Bank, lOs
Broadway n. Y, Csty.
II. Auhus Esq, Bntish and American Exchange
Banking Corporation, 81 Wall sreetN. " City.
II. Dawes smith Esq., ChemicAl Bauk, ,eo ,rnsr Of
BrQad~sy and Chambers Street, NY. City
March IL is0i' 2t-"lyH&
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-12-15

erts,
Our Exhibition Rooms and
selling Depsrtme Mt We respectfully submit to
the public that ours Is the only Responsible Solicit.
ing House IN the World that has an Exhibitisn
Room, and EFFICIENT aud SUcoHssTuL Selling de.
partner attached, on PATENTS r,kEs OUT nv Us
WE REoUIRE no ADVANCE FEE ron SELRiNa.
We are in Regulst Commune alton with upw ards o
$50 Patent Sellers ;hToug CHOU the country who de
pend wholly for their supply or Patent, upon us.-
Our Exhibition Rooms corner Broadway aud Bar.
clay Street, In the very heart and center fths ciy1
are daily visited W numbers OF Capit ali sts nd m
Of erprise, see Nm ginvesments 10 vaua BILE Pat.
ents for the puTpo,e OF Te.selling in smbdiyision
while other men heavier Capitalists ave always
ready to purchase auteful Patent nrage In Il,
mAnufaeture, and TINS luc m opoly
These sources ofdemandthat are daily Augmen'in ing
Te fully suiieientto to absorb the entire supply OF
Patents now beingissued, a~d that at lair prices.
Con signments OF Patents fot sale are
ly solicited Any information free, RESPONSIBLE
Agents wanted n every eornty and town who have
fixed places Of bus ness.to such we will pay $50
per quarter, andH per cent. on all sal.f to &C, as
our Agents, Tor the explanation Zone honT or mote
per day) oathe models OF such patents IS may be
placed in their hands for sale. TO Eoed SsIssm On
who will give whole Business, wilpay SIS per mo nj h
Also travelling Agent, waited alta fair salary.
Agents Will be required TO give some sAtisraetou
ssentiy OF deposit the cost price Of models which
will 10 reiu nded when returned.
Address enclosing stamp,
SNYDER g. WALTERS,
No 22s Broadway.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE SINGER SEWING MA
CHIMES.

Our LETTER A RAsllY SEWING MACHINE rs
fast ga. ming a worldwide reputation. II IN
beyond ,'aubt tbs best sed cheapest aHd most
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offered to the public. No other Family Sew
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for Hemming. b, .,ding. Telling. Tpckmg.
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Great aud recent Improvements maze our
Family Sewing Machine most reli;I Die, ana
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one, even of the most ordinary capacity. can
Sec at a glance. how to use the letter Faml-
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Machines are flashed in chaste and exquisite
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The Folding Case of the Fcmily Machine
is a piece of cunning workmanship of the
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ated may be opened a spac q and sub
stautial table To sustain the work. While
some of ii cases made out If the choicest
woods, are finished in the sin pl at and rhas-
test n amer possible. ''othcrs are adorn, and
embellisleI IA the most costly and superb
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1t is absolutely necessary to ace the Fari-
" Machine in operation, as 1" Judge of its
great capacity and beauty.
1t is last becoming as popular for family
sewing As our Mani featuring machines are
for m anufacturing pur "ses
The Hranch. fficts arc well supplied with
silk, twist. thread, nccdlas oil. dc. of the
very best qu; lily. Send for = Pamphlet
Tax SiSGEz MASUF .cTURixG OOMHASY.
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Messrs. MCKEE and HATCH, Agents in
Prescott. 32int
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-Ih Prof aiS. Fl +lie
matter Of lie stale OF Allen B. wilson, de-
ceased.
nN reading and fling the petition of f. s.
~ Coulter administrators of said estai SET
ting forth the amount OF The personal estate
that has ecn,e .o his hands ami the dispusitius
!I.ereuf The amount Of debts 0rtSfanofng
against said deceased. and a description Of sA
the real estate Of which saii DECEASED died
seized, ana the condition and value Of the
spective pm fi.us theieof, aud praying that IL
ecnse be To him gr;srted by sell TIE whole Of
said raal estate, and il appearing 10y said Pc
,tion that iherc is not sufficient persohsi es-
tale in the hnnds If said administrative Fay
said beits, and That if is necessary IN order to
raw the same To sell the VIII le of said real es<
ia.e it is therefore ordered that all persons IN
ierpsted in said estate appear before the Ju, ge
Of this court ON Monday. The 9Th day Of
March next at one O'Clock p. NJ. at his office,
in the city uf Prescott. ihen and there t.,
show cause why license siioull not be granted
10 said administration fo- sclt SAIL real esfast,
According 10 the prayer OF said pefitin.--
And it is further ordered that copy OF ihis'
order shall he published for four succ, Esivc
weeks prior To said day of hsaring. IN the
Prescott Journal. a weekly newspaper pub
lished at Pre>co,t. in said county.
WILLIAM HowEs. County Judge.
Dated Prescott, JANUARY 4, 1864. 39.w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Sheriff,S Sale.

Circuit Court of Pierce County. State Of Wis
eOHsin.
George A. Dill plaintiff. against Archibald
McClearey aRd Thomas McClearey d. frrd-
ants.
Df virtue of an Execution Issued ont OF the
I'D Cirenit Court Of Pierce COUNTY. for the
sum Of Seventy-five dollars. with interest
thereon from the 3oth day of December A. D
1889. IN favor of sold plaintiff and against
said defendants. in the above entitled action.
have levied upon ali theil right. ,tirls and in
terest in. and TO. the following described prnp-
erty to-wit: The south haff of the south
west quart, aud the west half vt the SOUTH
east quarter of section twenty-six. and the.
southeast quarter of she Southwest quarter
Of q ction twepty-ihree, township TWENTY
Eve. range sixteen, all of the above described
property situaed in Pierce county and S.a,s
Of Wisconsin. which ] will cspose and sell a,
public auction. 10 tho highest bidder, al sA..
front door of the Prescott Hous.. i'm the city
of Prescott. in said county of Pierce os ,Le
18th day of March. a. u. 1861 q. 40 o'clock
4. ". 10 satisfy said execution alrd costs
Dated this 9Th dav If Fetfsarv. ls6l
COLEMAN FCETr. Sheriff
Wttrs + lar. rlEs Ai,y'.. .9-7n
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-02-20
Probate Notice.

Pierce County CouIt-In Probate Tn the
matter of The estate Of Alvah White de-
ceased.
I'M reading and filing the application Of
" II. K. White. Of River Falls. in said
county, administrator of the estate of Alvah
White. late of River Falls in sa;d county.
deceased. stating amorg oiier things that he
has not been able to collect s,Itiici nj sum of
the ass' Is belonging To said estate 10 pay off
its indebtedness. also giving statement Of the
amount Of Tie assets in his han and that a
major pant of the same consists in demand
against an estate in course of admins ration,
an prays that fuith u time be granted TO COLI
lect the sum and To pay eff said ihdebtc..ne IS.
i is ordered that said petition he heart b fore
the Judge of this court Ola Monday. the 7ih
day of March next, nj 10 O'Clock A. NJ. ai his
Office, iu the CITY vf Prescott. And IL is fur
tler ordered that notice thereof he given To
al the paIt.ts interested in said estate. by
publishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior To said dav of hearing.
ir the Prescott Journal. weekly new srapcr
published at Prescott. ia said county
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge
Dated February Is, 1864. diva