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Referee'S Sale.

Circuit Court, Pierce County. Charles s.
Greeley. Daniel B. Ga e. ct. ais. ag'st c. p.
Sargent. A. H. Young. Martha Young,
and Nathaniel Martin.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of judg-
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rendered in said court i'm the above entitled
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following described mortgaged premises, or
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the expenses of SALE tO-wit Lot one in BLK
F., of Fowler addition to the city of Pres
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Wisconsin.
J. s. WHITE, Referee.
J. G. Button. Plf7s Atty.
Dated December 22d 1864. 37-w6
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TIN AND HARDW ARE
STORE!

SIohH
VNHE subscriber has bought ont W. d.
Sterling's stock of Tin and Hardware,
and proposes to keep first-elass Hardware
Store.
STOVES
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and Cooking Stoves Can suit any one.
TIN-W ARE:
A large assortment of Tin-ware of every
description. Work done to order.
Patent StOve-cOver Lifters:
An article which every housewife should
have. Price only % cents.
70 Cash paid for old Copper, Brass Iron,
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- All my Goods will be sold as low as
the market will permit. Large Stock-Large
Sales-Small Profits.
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The New York Tribune denies with em.
phasis the statement Of the Spring field Re-
publican that the subscription for TIL benef'
of Mrs Lincoln has been abando ned. and
saws further ait is not true-far from it
that tho late PrcsIde't left an ample for
tune On the contrary we happen to know
that Mr. Lincoln's executor and nearest
friend, United States Judge Daniel Davis. of
Illinois. after taking an account of the es-
tate. has notified Mrs. L. that she cannot
keep house on her means, but mnst hoard"
We trust the subscription Of $780, 900 viii
he filed. and that Congress will continue 10
Mr. Lincoln her husbands salary for the
remainder Of the term for which he wac
eiected-as has been customary, We believe.
in former cases Of the decesse of the Prcei
dent, in Office.
Mrs JEFF. Davis is described as looking
'.tanned, travel-worn anf rather gross"
Major General Francis c. Barlow, of New
York, enlisted at the beginning of the war
as private.
The youngest daughter Of Prof. and MIR.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, was married in Hart
ford Wednesday morning, to a wealthy Epis-
coral clergyman from Boston.
Henry Z. Bowen. of Brooklyn, succeeds
J. ii. Richards as publisher Of the ladepen-
dent, of which he has been, for sometime,
the chief owner. Mr.. Richards is 90 be pub
Usher of new paper. tn. Nation
Capt. Harry Brownson, of Rutland, A. Q.
NJ, of the artillery brigade of the 9th Core,
has been promoted to Maj rity as recos-
milton of his valuable services during the late
campaign before Richmond.
Mrs. Bloomer, now resiii,g at Council
Bluff. Iowa. has abandoned the bloomer COS
tune. and no longer wears the hreeches
Lisz'. che great pianist. has recently taken
orders at Rome, as n monk.
The Emperor Maximilli an has voted him
sell salary of two million dollars year out
of the Mexican treasury. Nicer thing for
him, than for his poor empire.
Rev. J. NJ Chickering. of Montpel.er.
Secretary of he Vermont Bible Society, has
been invited 10 the pastorship of the Second
Congressional Church and Society IN Exeter.
n.
Capt. A.IlCeIn. OF the 18th Regular Infant
~, formerly of Rutland, has been promoted
10 the rank of major BY brevet, fJ- meri.Ori-
Gus services IN the field.
II. Ii. Walker, son of Hon. Zuriel Walker
of FerrIsburg. has been elected Mayor OF
Michigan City, Indiana.
Hon j. S Morlii j. to deli7er an address
before the Windham County Agricultural
Society, At their next annual Fair
Charles ID Swa-ev, a graduate OF the Vrr-
mont University, and I.r,,'hi-ing mem Ter
~ the Washington County Bar, drd at
Minneapolis, MINI On the ~ inst Of cnu-
sumption contracted during his service in
Virginia, in u. /, 18th VI. regiment. lie
had spent the winter in Minneapolis IN the
hope o! regaialng his health.
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JEFF. DAVE IRoNrNG.-Tbis is the true
account in the Wash nston Rop,blican

II is true that irons were placed On his feet.
but theywere subsequently, remo,ed-when fb'y
had answered their purpose. Not orlywas he I'M
perious and hsughty, a. usual. hut he became
absolutely ohstreperous. insulting the guard,
abusing the officers and their government, throw
ing his food At bis attendants. and fearin, q se-
cession passion to tstters neutrality-suspicious.
threatening other, sometimes Fundamentally
counting q hayonet puncture Of his own breast.
As a necessity land possibly a. punishment
and warping) orders were given to place mar
scles on his fett The captain In charge, at
tended BY blacksmith and manacles. approach
ed, saying. mir. Davis, have . very unpless-
ant duty to perform" my God . exclaimed
JEFF. "you don I intend 70 put those things on
me-" Such were the order; the captain could
only obey JEFF demonstrated. They should
never be put on. The captain must 20 TO Ger.
Halleck and have the order oounteruna ndei-
The captain replied, But, Mr.. Davis, the order
came from Gen. Hsllsck." Davis INFESTED that
the order must be oountermandsd. The captain
said you are military man, Mr. Davis. and
know that my only course ito obey orders "
JEFF then went o6 in = mort towering passion
than bofore, and declared be would never be
ironed alive. Amer becoming . little cool. and
mechanically placing one foot on . stool, the
captain told the blacksmith to proceed Lean
rebel majesty JEFF seized him. and with vigor-
Gus push tumbled him backward on the foor,
while the blacksmith. i.tly indignant, hurled
his hammer NJ 'the president but mis- .ed him.
Davi, then attempted to seine gun. ar,di asked
to he bsyoneted. The guard presented b ayonets.
and the captain feared he light rush upon them.
and 20 ordered the guard to fall back. The
captain then call,d in four stout men an order
Ell them h lay Je G on hn back, which I hey did.
the prisoner resist ing with almost prets rnaiural
strength, and writ hing in their grasp VII lie the
blacksmith hamm cred on the rivet with . will
When placed IN his chsir az ain, JEFF looked in
utter despair upon his msnacled limbs and burt
INTO tears. This medicine had the desired ef-
feet. and the great rebel became com psratisely
docile, far les defiant. but more depre ssed; and
the irons have since been removed II WAS fear
ed that he would star We himself to des th. refus-
ing persis,ently to eat soldiers rafions which C.
c. Clay munclies without . murmur, and his
physician pre- scribed 8 more agreeable diet.
which the preident' ate with great avidity-
and still enjoys this extra fare.