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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-17
Gen. Sherman at Laurel Hill, North Caro-
Ena- Gen. Bragg Defeated and Retreated
Across the Neusc Riper. I..-t II.
WAR DEPARTMENT
Washington, March IA, II a NJ. (

Washington, March IA, III A M.
To Maj. Gen. Dir: Dispatches direct
FROM Gems. Sherman and Schofeld have been
received this morning by this Department.
Gen. Shermans dispatch is dated March
9th, at Laurel Hill, North Carolina. lie
.ays, VIC are all well, and have done finely
Details for various reasons are omitted.
Gen SchoHeld. in dispatch dated at
Newbern. March 10Th, says: On the night
of tho 10th. near Southwest Greek. Bragg
was fairly beaten: that during tho night he
rctreated across the Nsuse River ut Kinston,
and now holds the north side Of the river ut
that place. I'D ..la.ssr., alIr .is uu
(Signed) EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
-. Secretary Of War
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MARRIAGES.

In this city. March IL, by Rev. G. Tenney,
Mr.. Melville N. S,sckpole and Miss Julia A.
CLARK, both OF this city.
In saco. March 8. by Rev. c. Tenney, Mr..
William Wallace. Of Clyde, Illinois, and Miss
Eunice 6oldthwaite. of this city.
In Kennebunk port, by Rev. Z. worth, Mr..
George O. Moore. Of Boston, and Miss Julia
A. Goodwin, OF Kcnuebunk.
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WEDNESDAY. March Is.
|, sheep and Lambs 32i6j

Atmarkct-CAttie so, sheep and Lambs sAo'
Swine 10. LID L.. q. 4 "a % a..
,,.Iisv no ~. IA ~, second 20 81 1851 third. %
Il 10 pr lOO lbs, (the total weight OF n'des' tsow
aud dressed Beef ~ ID. I'D. aeon ~
Hjdss-8ld9o per ID.
Tailsw--sasic per Id 900 hnilN ~ flfr
Lamb skiss-SJ a3S. dni-u fru. ri
SAssp Skins-S 800 aJ,5: 80
caU Skiss-2i Q 30. pr 10.
Sisyes-Yesrllnxs sod V % two yrs. old, 90 500.
three yrs. old, % VI. 81.
TWerfing Orss.-tiS0 70 300.
HiIeA -St0s 20, extra, 6Ssl25, The prices Of
Mich Cows depend altogether upon The fsney VI
tho purchaser. t.iia n
seine --WhvlesAle " DO 10 per H., rsesil u 70
80. Fat Iloys-Oo " 700 per ID. ~ - m<fksI ,.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-17
Movements Of Gen. Sherman.
PHILADELPHIA. March II.

n.ru PHILADELPnIA, March IL.
The Bulletins Washington dispatch says o
letter dated Wilmington March 9th, Was 70.
ccivel here to-day. In which II Is stated In pos
tive terms that scout from Sherman's army
had reached Gen. Terry's head quarters Who
Left our forces in occupation of Cheraws. the
terminus Of the Cherav q Darlington Railroad.
and hut very few miles from North Carolina.
Nothing but cavalry skirmishes had taken
The army had rested for some days, ans,
found very fair Subsistence along the route.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-17

GREAr Loss or RrnEL RAILROAD Srock.-Thc
Augusts (Ga.) Constitutionalist Of Feb. 9Th
has the following: hr ro.i -1 @ H
There are about thirty Ave miles OF railroad
stock. making nearly three thousand engines
and cars, belonging to every Ave foot gauge In
the Coniedsracy. accumulated about Charlotte,
y z. The gauge changes there preventing
them from going further. Sherman's move
has caused or will cause their destruction. All
were heavily loaded with stores. For the want
OF WOOD and water at the different stations
Charlotte. = $50
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-03-17
Federal Rad 10 Fredericksburg Capture Of
.Nineiy-fre Tons of TObaeeoand Four Hun
drei Prisoners.

PHILADELPHIA. March lu.
The Evening Telegraphs Washington dis
patch SAYS the Star states that on Monay last
thirteen transports with troops from Fortress
Monroe, accompanied by the gunboats Commo-
dore Read and Yankee, proceeded up the Rap
pahannock river on n raid, the principal object
being to capture large quantity OF tobacco,
known to have been sent from Richmond to
fredericksburg, to be smuggled into our lines.
On its way theexpedition proceeded cautious-
~, and the gunboats secured tire river thorough
ly for torpedoes. a schooner bound M. with q
cargo OF wiskey and salt was captured. The
crew and cargo were removed, when the schoon
or was blown up. On arriving at Fredericks.
burg IL was found to be garrisoned bya squad
of rebels. A body Of troops and sailors were
landed, who succeeded in capturing the tobac
co. II was manufactured tobacco, amounting
10 95 tons, and estimated to be worth $3.50 900
The country about fredericksburg was secured
pretty cfIectually, and during the raid over 400
prisoners were taken. An extensive CONTRA
hand trade had been organized by the rebels on
the R,ppahannock, and the expedition was de-
sicnel to break it up. As the vessels passed
down the river on their return, q number OF de.
scrters came off from the shore.
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The following were the positions Of the
Maine regiments at latest accounts: l.t Cav.
airy, lst Veteran consolidated 5,h. 9Th and
7th,) llth. 10th, 18th. 10Th and Goth h..
lore Petersburg: 30th, 9th and 18Th. She.
nandoah Valley: 3lst near Park station sur.
porting lst Maine Battery: 10Th and l4.h
at Savannah: 2i Cavalry at Barrancas,
Florida 9th Infantry at Fort Fisher.
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IrGR' IrCHi ,IrcHg
SCRATCHisCRATCnf sCRATCHI

- whcaton's Ointment
Will euro tho Itch In ~ hours. Also curss SALT
RHEUM. ULCERS, CIliLBLAiNS. ana oil ERUP.
TI0Ns OF TIE SKIN. PRICE, 50 cents. For sale
nv sending co cents TO WEEKS 4 POTTER. Sole
Agents, 40 Washington st.. Boston, Il will be for.
by mall, free VI postage, 70 any psrtof the
Por sale only By 8. p. SHAW, saeo, and Angus
TUS LIBBY. Biddoford. Tlu.t i aus
The Great German HeiImittci
Will positively cure 81, 400 .t .,..t
CArARRH, BRONCHITIS, COUdBS, COLDS,
and the arst stages OF Consumption. Itisa
sure pEeyeutatiye for Dipthsria.
For sale by all Druggists. Price $500.
iF WEEKS a POTTER.
Druggists, No. i7O Washington Street, Boston. %
6ws2ch General Agents.
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Tho advance into North Carolisa was certain
ty. The scout started March fst for Newbern,
fut learning Of the occupation OF Wilmington.
10 reached that place much sooner. The
source Of this intelligence 10 perfectly correct.
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PnriAprLrHIA. Maruh nd

PHrkADELPHIA, March 10.
Jay Cooke reports sales Oft sos to LAY to
amount to 81. 52i 800. including $500, 900 frcr
cleveland, and 81 .00o. 900 from New York.
were 3i65 individual subscriptions for $50 and
500. nv 1851 lI-<
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Te,o, Of the Military S.iuation--CO Comments
Of Richmond Pdpers-1He Operations Of
Gen. Steridan-Losses in the Late Engage.
meats near Kinsion n. :, N,
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The elegant and valuable gold medal and
= solutions voted BY the late Congress, were
p'ssnted to Gen. Grant last Saturday.
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. NOT exeeeding six Mnes.
inserted nee those above that number VIII Do
charged regular sdveTtisnx Htes
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The Now Jersey Legislature have elected
John p. Stockton, Democrat, U. s. Senator.
SPECIAL. NOTICES.


Executive Department.
AUGUSTA, March Is 1855.
Al. adjourned session Of the Executiyc. Council
WIZ be bsh 81 The Council Chamber, In Augusta,
On MONDAY, the I'd day OF Marsh Inst
-. AftsH; q EpnRAlM FLINT, Jn, =. I
" Secretary OF stats.
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Gen. Sheriian's Official Report Occupation
of Charlottesville aud Columbia Desiruc-
hon of The James Rirer Canai-Bridge',
Mills, &c.. Desiroyed-T Triumphant .March
oTthc Federal Army. H
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NV Yosx. Miro

The Herald's Washington dispatch says
the military situation 10 night Is understood
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time, and iet ny out OF nun ss'e.M hu"ureu
cubic feet OF ancon.an,'na1ea. ol'sS'el new
England District scho1' Joyousness, 20 pre- ,
tending 20 oe onu.o .; o'E"% p,ay"S lii J,u
hanu, r';n. T s'.;,s ro",racss which ,srw;n'
al ~ srs.,I;rsNsro,tinv with unbroksn
40 49,. Iii, s;,S ,hs omm,v s,od. 81
WI VIM w 'n' !. ~. n;.,.;.,Oha.tG. ths
y" ,ae S',n ~ '"o ISL, 49, ,,,.sA al '.0 ,.t
'ouu'ers .aso.s" e III .sop.. VIII" WV Wv"
PuPSs.s asS'uy ;a'"'..;, r 90 $500, v "
scu, ou' maxi '%uo"y ~ '"o'N's anu
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

At meeting held at the Congl Church in
Prescott, on Sabbath evening, Nov. 10, 1865,
this Society vas reorganized by tie e.estiOn
Of the following officers for one year:
-. Copp. President. X. L. Reed. Secre-
tsry, J. ". Mckee. Treasurer. H. c. Mar
shall, Mason Stone and E. j. Phillips, Direc-
tors.
Constitution was adopted fixing the an
nUal ml citing ON the 4th Sabbath in August
Of each year. Addresses were made by
Messrs. HaveRs, Martin, Copp and S. Rey-
nolds. Agent of the American Bible Society
for Wisconsin.
Ferty-six dollars were contributed to The
funds Of the Society.
At meeting of the officers. Nov. 2, tn,
Misses Newcomb, Tucker, Fish ard SVEN
we're Chosen as a committee 10 visit the fami-
lies of the city to supply any restitution that
NAV exist. and To solicit donations TO the So
cicty.
The object of the Society is Erst tn supply
every family in Pierce county with the " lord
of God in their own language. and The sur.
plus of money is to be sent to the parent So
ciety to supply the destitute Of this ard other
lands.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
The Weather.

The Weather deserves a puff II gen
orally puffs itself about this season, but it
don't do it now. EsKL.s is not whistiing.
but whist 1t is Indian Summer The DAYS
are warm. rich. golden and glorious, The
farmers are blowing. tia steamboats, are still
walking the waters. no rhine of ice on the
dripping wheels; cats lay in the warm sun,
too lazy TO hunt for gains cattle look long
ingly and almost hopelessly on the stacks Of
fodder, thinking they never will get 1t, and
men are spading their gardens and sowing
lettuce and peas-hold on, that is too much
to szy. but We are having az" power Of fine
weather and heap Of work g being done,
any way.
The following lines, written by S.N. VIII
T.SG. ST Winona, i'm 1854, are true here to-
day-in fact there is good deal more truth
than Fo,try in them:
No rain-uo SNOW
No slush-uO blow
No dark clouds hanging in our clear blue sky.
No overshOes-no dey fish blues
No fogs through which 10 cruise
No sleet. no hail--all is serene and dry
No ice king yet-no heavy wet
No ovcrcoats-no shivering in each number
No .-nOihing of the kind here-please re.
member
In November.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Death fr ON Violence.

On Wednesday of last week. Mr.. John
Gear. of FL Paso, died from the effect Of a
blow given by John Hurry. of The same town,
on the Monday previous The story, As We
heard it. is substantially as follows:
On the Monday the men were both al work
on Tom McGee's mill, and got to quarrel
ling about some turkeys, when Gear nearly
pushed Hurry of the frame into the river be-
low. Hurry then dared him to get down of
the frame on to the ground. They both did
SO, and Gear picking up club struck al
Hurry. who warded OF the blow, giving him
one in return which resulted in his death
The two men were brothers-in-law. VIM.
Hodges. of MarteI, Justice of the Peace, was
sent for. and ascertained the facts, but no ar
rest was made, those who were witnesses not
thinking Mr.. Hurly's act was criminal We
suppose the case will be presented to the
Grand Jury next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

wheat this year is moro than double that
Of last season, and the quality is even
better than usual. Three hundred and
City thousand dollars is a low estimate
Of the value of the wheat crop raised in
this county this year. The same proper
ton holds good in regard to other grains.
The amount of apples raised is SO
small, We omit IT, but a good beginning
is being made.
The items of clover, and other grass
.esd and fax do not appear.
About $1,000 worth of Sorgham
Syrup vas manufactured last fall, and
Mr. g. Fl. Nichols, of this city, has for
several years been engaged qnite largely
in the manufacture of Native Grape
Wine, The record of which does not ap
pear.
There are FIVE FIGURING Mills in the
county which manufacture flour for sx-
portaiion, and nearly dozen saw mills
which are constantly manufacturing lum-
Der. shingles, &c. The excellent timber
which the county affords is rapidly be-
ing used for slaves, bedstcads, wagons,
DC, and large amount of capital is
emp Logged in various wooden manufacture
es. The total valuation of the leading
articles is as follows:
Butter and Cheese sec, 1913
Molasses. Sugar and Honey, 1862
Cattle. Sheep. Hogs and Horses. 1861
Wheat, Oats. Corn, Rye, Buckwheat, 229, 973
Hay, Potatoes. Cloth. Wool, DC, 50.522
Cattle and Hogs slaughtered, 36.067
Total $505. 800
II is safe to say that each one of those
scms will be more than doubled this
year. For county which eight years
ngo was importing -four and pork for its
own consumption, this showing is pretty
fair, especially when we remember that
these have been years of financial pros
trstion, war, and its heavy attendant ex-
pense. Eight years of peace, aud this
county will TEEN with wealth.
-GEo. A. Dill d Co.. las: Saturday
rstailed 81 200 worth of Goods.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
aE A few DAYS ago. wo noticed a

LIZ A few DAYS ago. wo noticed An
article in tho La Crosse Daily R,pabH
can, called out BY the return of Cart
8. s. STARR, and speaking Of the War
Democrats OF the ST. Croiz Valley. The
article was SO ,imeiy and true that we
intended to copy it, but it has been bor-
rowsd or mislsid
limo has proven the wisdom Of the
course of those Democrats who stool
firmly by the Government in the dark
,lays of the war. Col. d. J. DILL. DR..
Horn. Capts. S. S. STAIR and ]. S. Ell
WE'LL, and others. now have tho satisfsc.
ton of knowing that their record is ono
which they can refer 10 with just aud
patriotic pride. SID. STARR and JoE
ELwELL, it will bc remembered. ut the
time the war broke out were publishing
the only Democratic paper in It's pr;
of the State. They had earnestly op
posed the election of Mr. LIYcoLN. but
when the issue of war came. they gave a
ready support to the National authority.
Tie Star became a Union paper. T.
publishers both went into the .niitsrv
service, and whsn the editor in charge
yielded TO party pressure ani male tho
Star COZ perhead concern. Mr. ELwEIl
returned, assumed its control. ani made
]; North Star" again. O. course
there was great indignation amoag tie
democrats, but what lie people thought
of it, may be seen by the fsct that in the
ensuing fail. Mr.. ELwEu WAS elected &c
Assembly by a larger majority than any
other member has ever received. TAs
people of this Northwest are true tc
their true men, and the patriotic service:
of the war democrats will not be soon
forgotten.
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Items.
- We are indebted to Senator T. o
HOWE for valuable public documents.

= We are indebted to Senator T. o.
HOWE for valuable public documents.
- Mr.. PETER NJ. SIMON, who re-
moved to Minnesota last spring, has re-
turned and rented the +" Prescott Hotel .
Peter has many friends in this county
who welcome him back.
- Some wag has well said that the
Democratic party has one claim for ia
vorable consideration-it lost its life by
reason o. the war. So did Writ.
Tho only consolation which the
Democrats have in this State, is Ii at the
negro is beaten as well as they. Misery
loves company, if it is poor.
"A Freedman's Aid Society was or
ganized hero short time since, and
about 500 in cash raised.
The Circuit Court will be in session
next week. There is pretty large CAL
endar.
CHENEY d HYATT have Dissolved
partnership; Mr.. Hyatt carrying on the
business.
Editors generally write swords
that burn"-their old manuscript lights
the fire. So
We have received large lot ofnew
Job Tyre, aud will do any Kind of Jot
printing neatly, and as cheap as any
other man.
-McKEE's Book & Variety Store j,
removed to the building next to PARK,
HURST.
--YsRK & MILLER have received; iarg,
| stock OF Groceries. Call aud res them. New
brooms are said 20 sweep clean.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Notice 10 CREDITOR.

State OF Wisconsin-Pierce Comfy Court. in
Probate. In the matter Of the ESTATE ct
Nelson Ames. deceased.
I ErTERS of administration having been
Z this day issued to j. B. Rstiaway. Il
Irimhelle, M said county. and sax months
from the date hereof having been allowed
and limited for creditors lie present their
claims against said deceased for examinations
and adjustment, notice is hereby given. that
al claims and demands against the estate of
said deceased will ne received. exaiGined and
adjusted by and before the Judge of THE
court. at his Office, ia the city c. Prescott -.
the first Monday Of each month during !; :.
six months. 1T ten o'clock A. r.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1875.
T-v4 TH. Eogs, Co. Judge.
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STATEMENT
OF THE
w ar ! ak e S
Of Pierce County.
VOLUNTEER FUND.

Total aInouns,.....-.-.......-s S-l,ls-,sZ
The balance remaining uucollected. will
mostly be collected in the next tax. Resides
This. about SIS, 900 has been raised by b.
seription. and se' sral thousand paid tor sub.
stitutes. In addition 10 this. the amount paid
by the county to families of volunteers and
drafted men since the war commenced. sever
al weeks age. amounted to $23.053.50, ma
king a grand total of war tax. paid directly
BY Pierce County. 100000. apart from the
Government Revenue tax. Rebellion has cost
too much to lei jeff. Davis 80 unhung uoT.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

sE The Northwest never had stronger
representation in the Legislature than it will
have at the next session. Mark Fulton,
Judge Barron. W. ]. Copp, Thad. Pound
and Col. Thorpe are IL able men, and will
vo.thily represent the interests OF tho St.
CrOiz and Chippewa Valleys.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
JOUR NAL
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
ASSrA1 MEETING.

ElLswoErs. Nov. "a 1868.
Board met. Present, Sups. Maynard,
Sands and Hodges.
County orders to the amount of Dix
Th,Y.asd. SIX Hundred and Twenty
Dollars aud Sixty cents. 10 .e2o,6Ol were
issued BY the 3. ard, being the balance
Of the Tax levied for 1864.
Bills were audited for the following
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

EE 'No use fooling with that boss:
his eyes is sot."
This expressive phrase may now be
sppIiel to that old concern formerly call
ei the Democratic party.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
STATISTICS
OF
PIERCE CO !!
An Exhibit of her
eulth !

We give below the Agricultural aud
Manufacturing Statistics Of this County,
ms compiled by John w. VIM, County
Clerk, from the report Of the town As
scssors, last .lure
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
EssraY Notice.

Taken up By the subscriber. Nor Is 1855.
a very light bay mare, BLACK nane. tail AMI
legs, white spot on forehead and o., the nose
weight about six hundred pounds: twe.va or
fifteen years old. TIE owner is Repeated "a
prove property, pay charges and TAKE her
away. J. l.. MkLy!x
River Falls. Nov. 10, 1893. 3U-v3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
EEfraY Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber, at Trenton
Prairie, Wis.,, Sept. LIST, one two year old
mare colt. muddy bay color small star in
forehead, some white on Lind foot, black
name and tail. Any person giving iniorma-
her to me will be literally rewarded
ADAM BROWN.
Bay City. Nov. "a. 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

ET The extension of suffrage in this State
is beaten. Prejudice has won. Prejudice is
strong. 1t has to be worn away, like snow
drift, by many days OF warmth and sun. II
will Weld at last.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Lest.

On Tuesday, Eth day of Octotsr in ;Iis
city, one double wagon. one barrel Of salt and
fifteen bags marked "B. d. L. ANY person
leaving information where they may he found
at this Office, VIII be liberslly rrwarir,l
+. RYAN.
Prescott, Nov. 4, 1865.
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EsfYav EasEcC.

Taken up b the s-ssc4;I.er. Oct. cs.,.. st
his residence in haitel. one trvs.vcai old rei
heller. white strip Oh Tie belly; slso. one
white steer cali. Tie owner IS requested 10
pay ehages and take them away.
c. SWEESCE.
hartcl, Nor. 4, 1865. 5C-v3
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BANGING.

The Dancing Class has commence, at tic:,.
bars Hall. (every Thur.dav eyctii.y.) vhe,s
ali the new and fashionable danei..., Il II.
say viii be taught. All late and Military
Sets. Laneer's Quadrillcs and French figures
will be taught. Juvenile. or small class.
from to . ?. N; Ladies' and Gtgtielass.s'
class, from 3 to L. Now Is your time.
REFERENCE Mr. and Mrs. G. I P.ra,z
Nr. and Mrs. j W. Reardslev, Mrs. and Mia
Beekmar. Lawrence Nessel.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Estray Notice.

Taken up By The subscriber. Tov- ! 1868.
one red and White heifer cali, one I'd heff.r
calf, with white strip on her belly. The OWL
er is requested TO pay charges and taie thain
away. "A. b. AoCAkTH.
Diamond Bluff, Nov, g. ISIS. 2C-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

MFR. I. F. MAYNARD, of Oak Grove,
manufactures the best brooms in this
market.
Gov. LEWIS has changed the day
appointed by him Cor Thanksgiving, to
Dec. 9Th, the day set apart by President
johnson for that purpose. 80 IS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Estray Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber Sept. Ist. 1865
one deep red COW, medium size, 9 years old
next spring. with small horns and long tail
ANY person giving information where she can
be found. or delivering her TO me, at Prescott
will be literally rewarded.
f. A. WRIGHT.
Prescott. Nov. Is, 1865.
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DENTISTRY -!

IT B. ROGERS. Operative ani Mechanic
a cal Dentist. Rooms over u. 4. Hills
Store, Broad Street. 4-yI
Prescott, MAJ -, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

AFTEnycos SgssIos Board met
The following Report wss submitted:
JOIN -. ETNN. Co. Clerk, IN account .rith
Pierce County. from Nov. is. 1854. 20 Nor
y, 1865. iHcfUsire.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25

Bills No. :, Il, Is, and 81, were not
allowed. Adjourned until ] O'clock P.
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The Board proceeded to select jury
list for the coming year. As the Board
of the town Of Rock Elm failed to return
a poll list, ]. n. NtKee was selected as
grand aud petit juror for that town.
On motion, it was
Re,olUed, That towns may have the
privilege of drawing the amount due
them on delinquent returns in Co. Orders
instead of tax certificates. at their option.
On motion, adjourned until Dec. 2sth
1865.
JOHN w. VIM,
Clerk Of the Board Of ,Supery's.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-25
Estray Notice.

Taken up by the subs criber, Oct 10 1865
a bay horse, black name and tail. saddle
marks white OF both hind feet. weight about
nine hundred lbs.. five years old last spring
The owner is requested to prove property
pay charges and take him away.
HILTON DOE.
Prescott, Oct. &c, 1865.