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WELL TO DAY. SICK TOMORROW.

WELL TO DAY, SICK TOMORROW.
Such Is the experience of Thousands. Few enjoy
continuous health. To what does the occasional
invalid attribute his uncertain condition. Not to
himself, Of course He lays the blame on the eli
mate, perhaps. It is too hot, or too cold, or too
damp or too dry. or too variable But does he take
the proper course to fortify his constitution and
edily organs against the extremes and changes
of which he eomplains9 No. He says, perhaps,
that only an iron man could bear sach great heat.
OF such violent cold or such sudden vicissitudes.
Why then does he not resort to the great Tonic
and Preventive. which, If 1t will not make him An
iron man, will at least quadruple the capacity OF
his ,ystem to repe all external agencies that tend
TO produce disease. HOsTHTTER'S onLB
BRATED STOMACH BITTERS, taken faithfully.
according to the directions, will 80 strengthen the
stomach, brace the nerves. tone the liver, and re-
sulatea and In sorate the whole animal machinery
that the system, instesd of being at the mercy Of
the weather, and liable be prostrated by :svery
chan &c oftemperature, will become case hardened.
% It were and almost mpervieus to climatic inlu-
ences It is to this preventive principle that Hos
7BrfER's BITfKRs owe their great popularity in
the West Indies, British America and Australia.
mh211W
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ADJUSTMENTS.


noNsrlR COMBINATION.
rHAYIa NoYIs'
SRIAr UNIT1D BTATBs OF RcUs
VAN AxBGssH 4 CO.'S
hAhh r b II A0 IRIE,
i END Il SS 10Th Companies sr
sIH9LI RIol OF ADAIssIoN.
ON s1xrH sPRsr IRs IN soE1H oME11sHIHsToE 6s
posrr1vIiY SoR ONE WEEK ONLY.
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT, Mareh7s
VAN hABUR9H L CO.'S MINAQIRIB.
the pgsssnt season contains the greatest variety of
EXTREMELY RARE ANIMALS
10 b found in any collection, including several
r1vsR BsroSss BsreSsil'i EXHIBITED,
.. enc time in any Geological Iustitusion In Iureps
snariabls Geological Fsatures. the ''hef
WAR ELEPHANT. HANNIBAL,
n. largest suadru ped in Europe or Ameries; tn.
TWO HuMplD GsnasSSrR1AN oAMsh
thst has been In this country for yesrs the only
ISABEL " WHITE HrMALAvA BEAR
ever exhibited in this country; the only e. A.
i HIPPoperAAUs
Of the New World in America;
SsorH BEARS. AXIS Dnss,
,ss.tser with an infinite number Of other
LIVING WA k1RH s'zsfs AND c6h1ous SHd s1RDs,
he whole forming grand
ExPesITION OF ANIMATED NATURE,
without . parallel on this continent.
usEE.b FHAy.E .Exris 4 NOdhs 5IHOUs
8oursTRiAE AND GYHNAsfIC ARTISTS
in the country. &c ssther with
1Hs MOST sPLzSpaSs aSssEs SssSP o'fsR'oRx1Ne
!. the yorld;
Viz be under the immediate direction of
DR.. JAMES L, rHAYER,
the favorite son Of Monas, the frst Humorist Of
Hr CHARLES ". NoYIs,
le most suesessfal horse tr Amer living. Hssers.
Thalsr Noyes will be supported ky
Nj IA Hse oHasIEs0 nEi; a0k s.EP' .kEIPsa'
The Great eemsrfet Rider.
As. JAMES REYNOLDS.
MOST COMPLETE CIRCUS COMPANY
ss' fHD PUBLIC ENrRBl
sfths eenbned establish me Mt into the city which
p s
GoRsEoUs PROCESSION
sStPhS SkS g 4HS fu,.s
lrsVn by Is spotted Arabian horses and containing
PROP. TOM CANHANg BAND,
tsls.:s p the oa;Eisss y.D. and III
Mshly decorated Cages Of Van Amburshb p Asna-
ssrie drawn By besut tiful horses with harness and
hADDiBss Of the richest description.
rHl PIRFeRhIN6 ANIMALa,
scHsistinG of
Mil he naa Dulated BY pupil Of
VAN AnBUR6H.
.,Gs sslse.on of the Juveniles Mr.
g. " Eoyss will introduce the wonderful
PlR1o1AIN6 MONKEY, 6I6NOR VICTOR.
vhtsh was the sensation Of New York last winter.
Issh entertainment will commerce with .
0RAED ORIENTAL CAVALCADD,
and seDsluds with the iaughaels performances Of
ooniC hULIs. UNCLE sAM AND pIoK.
AdnisneH 50 cents; Children under II, % cents.
peera eDeD 1T u to com msnee at7k oelssh.
NATINEIe FOB FAMILIE6
will BE given on rHUR6DAY asd eeeh suesssusnt
Say during the stay Of the nam moth eom mbination
IN Waship ston, commencing At o'slk. R2Scts
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GPRIIG A1D EUNMER CL6FHIN0,
New styles Superb Stock of Ovsrooats, Dress,
ssSSea S ,., and W,sikns Goas:i pa9taoons Vests.
We .Ie now prepared to exhibit our stoci Of Men :
ana Boys. Resdy made Clothing, which. fer els-
hithiulness Of manufacture, has not been sur
Passed By any stock heretofore offered In this
THOSE in search Of Clothing for Gentlemen . and
Youths wear are invited to call and examine our
stock. We can say with assurance they will and
the right article ON the most reasonable terms
Also, IN extensive assortment Of 6entlemsn's
sAry for 6smplete outfit.
NOAH WALKER & CO., 36S Pa, Az.
90 D-6ns Metropolitan Hotel Buildins,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Movements A gainst Moblle-Reeccupatier
of peMsarola

NEW ORLEANS, March Is, via CAIRO, Marsh
25.-A grand military movement against Mo-
bile was commenced yesterday morning by
General Benton. The Sd division OF the 3Oth
corps, Colonel Bertram, 1st brigade OF the I'd
corps, Generals Week and Stokes brigade are
also moving in the direction Of Bonsecour.
General Andrews also moved up from the bar
ricades with two brigades, and TOOK possession
of Pensacola, which he now holds.
The United States steamers Seminole, q uak.
er City, and Circassian were at Brazos Neck
on the 11th instant.
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IMPORTANT REVELATIONS.

Military Strength of the South-The Testi.
mony OF Gen'l Lee-Cause Of the ''Csnfed-
eracy1 Hopeless-Vice President Ste.
phens' Plan for Peace.
Correspondence Of the New York Tribune
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Information has
been placed In my hands touching several
points OF great importance In regard to the re-
bellion, its military strength, its condition, the
opinion and hopes OF its political and mill itary
leaders, and the judgment of one Of its most
prominent men upon the possibilities and terms
OF peace. Without comment Of mine, I submit
them to You, with the single remark that for
every fact am about to state there Is unim-
bear in themselves evidence OF their authentici-
ty and credlbility.
FIRST, as to the military strength of the Con.
federacy. The figures which give do not date
later than February 4, 1865, at which date they
were not merely accurate, but were compiled
from the Official records Of the Confederate War
On the 4th OF February, 1865, the entire avail.
able force of the Confederacy was 152, 600 men.
They were distributed as follows:
Bragg. including Hoie's division. ...... 5000 s,SOO
Beauregard and Hardee.. $4,000
Dick Taylor, d. H. Hill and H. Cobb. 1900
West OF mississippi. pi.................... $4,000
Total. 1s2, 900
The q, GOO under Beauregard and Hardee, in
cludes the late army Of Hood, and all the forces
which evacuated Savannah and Charleston.
The 1900 OF. Bragg include all the garrison of
Wilmington. These $1,000 men constitute the
bulk OF the army now under Johnston In North
Carolina, with such additions as have lately
been made. The 1900 under Taylor, Hill, and
Cobb. are or were scattered through Georgia,
Alabama and Mississippi part OF them consti,
tutinG the present garrison Of Mobile.
or Hoods army the following is q correct
numerical statement:
Entered Tennessee. ...... $4,000
Game oat.....,...... 1850
Net loss OF that campaign. ...... %, 500
In East Tennessee and West Virginia there
were In February but 4,50O men altogether, and
the greater part Of them were transferred
March l, and thereabout, TO Lynchburg.
Gen. Lees Testimony.
a committee Of the rebel Senate was engaged
early In the present year, in an inquiry into
the condition OF the Oonfederacy. Among the
witnesses summoned before them was General
Lee, and the following are extracts from his
testimony, on the oath January lSSS:
opinion a 10 eyacuanng Richmond, and with.
draWing 2 the army to North CarolinA1
AnsWer-In ny opinion, 1t would b bad
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sTOP THAT sORAToHING,
And use WHDAT0Np ITCH OINTM1NT. 1t
cures Itch and Salt Rheum in 4s hours, also cures
Chillblans. Ulcers and ali 1raptions Of the skin.
Sold by all Druggists. z. D. GILMAN,
mar 23-tf $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
POSITIVELY TEN NIGHTS ONLY,
Commsneine W1DNEbDAY, March 2sth.
The Great Original and only Genuine
FAKIR OF VI6HNU.
in his iaimitsbls
GIT MAGICAL s0IREEs.
Ev:rythins nsv.nev Scenery, new Apparatus,
new 1.peIlm:n.s new wonders, iormins
TH1 MOST ArrRA9.TiIIfXsnaF TING rRAV'
$50 BEAUTIRUL PREsENTS
70 Be given ...y AZ each night, I.nxn: in value
TIN YAKIR IN HIS NEW PROGRAMME.
Tickets only a5 cents. Doors open at 61l, to com.
nsncs at IL O'clock .n,, m v,,
FRANK r. YEAToN. Agent. m a5-at'
Nlws By TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. MiRcs 2I. 1860.
AR. 9. LAEsBURsH.
sare Of
LAESB UR9H + BRO,
Dealers in Foreign and Donestio Dry Goods.
a16 7fH SrRlIf.
Third dsor above street,
s15 7rH eTRIlf.
Third desr above D,
IntsllissnceH Building:
Sell Goods 80 Per cent. cheaper than when
left. bsssht S31 600 worth Of the cheapest
Day GOODS Of every description ysstsrdsy, At
Auction. These will positively be the cheapest
6oeds that have reached WashinE Eton since the
war began. N. LANsBURGH.
Astor House.
TO THE LADIESi
Epon receiving the above dispatch have
reduced the prices Of eur Goods
that We must suit everybody.
Jap. COATS SPOOL COTTON. = oents.
GRIM & DANIELS de-, 6 cents.
And PAINTS. oOTToNs, DRESS GOODS. CAS-
sINBREB, FLANNlLs. and Go0ds of every de-
seriDtiens reduced to GOLD VALUE.
g. LANSRURGH,
for LANBBUR6H BRO,
375 7th street, and
515 7th street.
p. s.-We have Just received q beautiful lot
Of SPRING eAQUEs and CIRCULARS of our
sWn manufacture. nh 22-iw
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To PURIFY, ENlIcH THE BLOOD, BBAurIFY tho
complexion, use HELNBoLD,s HIGHLY CoHoER-
TRATlp FLUID ExrRhcr 6ARsAPARILLA, One
or DecOction. m2J- 6m
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROyER,S NEW THEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near Willsrdi.

-GkOyER,s NEW rHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue. near W1lardi.
ir' night * sfasHfs fnsitf ssoSfi oSi1.
..s the sasaittiH :1s:iisns coz sbs Soasis Aft1os.
which incl '';f 3 b. "a sss Actress
~; liz as & Eiiss Etss s.
Previous to the Pantomime. tts Comedy Coubi.
n.ii III Is aoHD e 1s Sa2E t1T;s{ g.
r1Ss si SS.ss s3 Ss Fsn$ TBe PAR
1A''' be saIria iSGr;s 3 81 II Fl: f;iasel sfHs
FORD'S NEW fHEAfER.
TENTH srR111. above Pennsylvania Avenue.
nAE oE az saH45 SsEH
OPENING NIGHT. MONDAY, March q, 1885.
tssfss teszN ofsin Slt b P1sTnNS SRI NASs'
tThe force Of Destiny.
ponna he Lssnora--.. signora Csrolzi zucohi
Dor Ai,aro: :::::-----. .sisnor Msssim iili.ni
fs'a
Ailitone, Friar --...,.........-. SiEnor Lorini
Conductor Mr.. Carl Bergman
Leaaef -. hr Henry Apply
OxF0RD! OXFORD! OxFORDI
MUSIC HALL AND THIATRE.
Ninth street, fronting on Psnnsylvania avenue
1Sv1ScrBIr. us44RRRRfRe9AcHABIs. 4RRR9 1srM1.
'na asAsb ch1saG n2sG 81 6fH Fk6ssasREh0 81 sasRh0A
:, Everything New, Novel. and Sparkling. q Bril-.
liant Galaxy, all the star artistes appearing with
st II new faces; something to suit every taste I'm
msnse and positively the last si1 nj ghts Of
on the slaehwire during the past week have been
the admiration ofall.
Brothers, the Daring 9ympasts, Acrobats, and
Con ntortionists. Immense success of Mile Mar
country. Immense success of d ehey DouE Eherty
ard AIRY Bic cd good who will appear nightly in
Eansas. sones Dances, and Wittiosms Harry T.
Raypor and Prank Diamond, the celebrated lthi-
oDian Com ediAns, Barry Carter. the celebrated
connie vocalist, and the great Ballet Troupe con-
sisting Of twelve Beautiful Young Ladies'
Ladies' MAtine 90 Saturday Afternoon.
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GEORGETOWN STOVE HOUSE,
March 20. 1865
We will sell Of our Heating Stoves at prime cost
during the next ten days from date, 1T Ne. 90
On And ApYlR April LIST the OfRce Of Glenwood
Bleek. mar DtaDlS
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LUDIND =
HAN6IPAENI
AAIl nm nAWnAn


TOILET POWD1R.
This widely and tustly celebrated article which
10 used thrsus shoat Europe. and sonsidered
ANBCEssIrY II 1HE ToILEf OF 1vERY LADY
10 RoW for the arst time intxoduesd
70 fKy
LADIES or AMRRIcA.
HRANeIPARaI POWDER
II unryalled for removing CkaSs. Chafss, Bletchss
Pinples and other impurities Of the skin, render.
inS IL soft, eleay. s~soosh and BEAUTIFUL.
HRAFeIPARHI P0wDIR
Ii used to remove TAN and IR1CKLBs, giving fresh
ness to the eopleriox and AsaltAy Axs the stiS
with youthful softsss
YRANeIPANN PoWD1A
10 used By the ladies Of Europe to sprinkle ON the
inside Of KID GLOVES, enabling tight glove to be
drawn on and of with ease, and preventing their
being soiled BY perspiration. After the glove Is
Withdrawn it leaves the haAd 6NooTH, SoPr, and
WHITE with . delicate freshaess and perfume.
PRANeIPANFI POWDER
70 used to remove all ,oxshntss and rsdness Of the
HANDS, ARHs and PACE. It seftsns OsRSs, and
all other eutaneouS exeresences.
Price 2 Gents and 80 Gents, according to size Of
Package.
For sale By
WILL COZ & Co., PRINCIPAL Agents,
1e1 Water street New York,
sad Principal Druggists and Psrfumexs.
dee 70 Sm
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CoIaA,r,s Hosxv 9oAp

CoLeAfB's HeNEY SOAR.
This celebrated TOILET SOAR, in such universe
demand, is made from the ehoicsa materials. is
mild and en- ol!itR in its nature Jyasyany scented
and extremely bensheial in Its action upon the
skin. For sale By all Drussists and Fancy Goods
Dealers, ian 28-eoly
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Nor FEW OF OF SHE WORST DISORDERS that
act mankind arise from eorru Dtions OF the bleod.
HELNBoLD's DxfRAcf OF 6ARsAPARILLA 10 rem
eay of the utmost value. m1-6m
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II You must take medicines then take AYEa's
which Are by far the most e9estual remedies to be
had anywhere. mar A-lW
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CLsAR, sxoorH SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CoN-
PLxIoA follows the Of HELkBoLD's CoNoRN.
fRArEp FLUID EXTRACT OF 9ARsAPARILLA. It re-
moves black spots, pinples and all eruptfons of
he ukS
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IA Boston storekeeper the other day stuck
upon his door the laconic advertisenent: "a
the store, he found little urchin In basket.
labelled, Here he Is"
~It is reported that the little Prince I'm.
perial Of France, who has all the snfe wduess
and brilliancy Of his race, is shortly 70 visit
the United States, attended By nagniAesnS
suite.
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Inp1R Th1 BAN, . tats Of Ne niDetssn.a
~ century. The Army osrgsonh HaRusl: 81
wH. 6raee. Wsstninstsr 1svisV tsF oStsbsr.
Ar,ena asd senors b L asw,y. 1TsH Daa =
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HAVING REMOVED FROM MY OLD PLACE
Ii Of business, corner of Ninth and d streets, TO
NO. 4e1 NINTH Strict.

ueEWo0n u Ana E,
beg leave partie ieulsrly - call the attention oi
ny and the public generally, to this re-
moval, where shall keep constantly ON hand I
large and well assorted stock Of
&ROOIRIEs.
The citissns OF Rashin gton and Of the surround.
Ing country are earnestly solicited to call and
anime ny stock Of goods which will b sold st fair
Driees -.
feb l6-eosn@ RICHARD .'RYON.
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SHCRlf DIslksEa,

Sama,itaa's 6ut 10 the most certain, safe and
efeetual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem.
edy ever discovered, Cures in two to four days.
ana recent cases in twenty four hen,s No mineral.
It ID the soldiers hope, and friend to those who
male So.
Sdmaritas's Root and Herb Juiees-A positive and
grmanent cure for syphilis, ssrofsls. Ulcers.
for $s. Sold by 3. O. Ford. See advertisement. m6
DISEASES OF fHr NIavous, srM1nlL, URINARY
AGD 6E1uAL SYsfRMs-new and reliable tfeatme mt
in Re ports Of the Howard Assoeiation-Sent By
Address D. J. ekiHin Houshton, Howard Asso-
ciatien, No. eouth Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pa. dec 23-6m
NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WRAKNEss, &C.
Cas BE Cxrtd BY one Who has really cured himself
and hundreds Of ethers, and will tell you nothing
IDwAsD E. TnAvxa,
mar 3-D& WHY Lock Box Bostsn. Mas,
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Drieee. =.
feb ls-eosnA RICHARD ], ,'RYON.
NOTICI-FOR eALE-1e sets Of one, two, and
~ fouf-horse second hand HARNRS6, and Q
large lot Of sseond.hanl eADDLHg and BRI-
DIES. Apply to b. .. JOANsTON, No 373 Pa.
uoaal Hotel. NJ NimS
MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL vY6OR An
Mn resainsa By HlLMBOLDn 1XrRAOH BU.
CAU. mar - om
EHFIh1SsSaL12, hAHp 1lLIcAf1 09HaIITg:
sisa is1;i e: .s: Il: s.:l az
sstis feelings and snahls ye1 70 slssD we'll. nSLSn
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WILCOX Co., Principal Agents,
1S1 Water street New York,
aAd Principal Druggists and Psrfumezs.
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First. Let President Lincoln issue an ad-
dress to the army and people OF the South.
embodying In that address what he has before
said as to peace, and also what passed at his
Interview with the commissioner.
Second. Agree to appoint commissioners on
the part OF the United States 70 meet State
commissioners on the part Of such States as
desire to meet at Nashville, Louisville, or
Cincinnati, in April or May, to consult as to q
peace, on the basis Of such States returning %
the Union upon the sole condition Of obedi-
ence to the Constitution and laws Of the re-
public.
send commissioners to that convention of Sea-
ators and Representatives - the Congress OF
the United States, to enter such CouGress upo1
eoual terms with other members Of it. and
such States to have equality on the fioor Of
Congress with other States = : :.
Mr.. Stephens believed this plan would sa
cure the spprobation OF North Carolina, 0eor-
Ria, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, and per.
haps Of South Carolina and Virginia. he vas
quite sure 1t would command the assent Of &c
least six States. In present circumstances, he
might reasonably hspe 1t would be still more
generally adopted. - -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
60 Teachers and school Off
GERS.

Meetings for the examination and licensing
of Teachers for the common schools OF Pierce
county, Wis, will be held during the autumn
of 1865, in the School Inspection Dist. lets,
as follows:
LIST. Inspection District, consisting OF the
towns of Prescott, Clifton, Oak Grove and
Diamond Bluff, at Prescott, commencing on
Thursday, Oct. 5th, at 8 o'clock A. M.
Sd. District, consisting of Perry. HartlaRd,
Isabel and Trenton. at the school house, near
Barnes saw mill, in Hartland, commencing
on Tuesday, Oct. 10th, at | P. N.
18th. District. consisting of Pleasant Valley,
Salem, Union and Rock Elm, at Maiden
Rock, commencing Thursday, Octoberef2th,
at 8 A. n.
Cd. District. comprising River Falls, Trim
belle, Martell and Ell Paso. at River Falls,
commencing Tuesday, Oct. 18th, at 8 A. N.
Institute exercises viii be interspersed with
those of examination, as tar as time viii allow.
All teachers not already licensed, should
attend one of these examinations. Private
examinations are not granted without good
cause. Teachers who have tried them have
! usually found them difficult, expensive and
unsatisfactory.
School officers in want of teachers may
save much time. labor and expense by attend
| ing the examination, or even by calling few
moments near the close or by comforting
with the Superintendent while he is in their
neighborhood.
CHARLES THAYER.
Co. Supt. of Schools.
Prescott, Wis, Aug. 3lst, 1865.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Ellsworth Childs
deceased.
an reading and filing the petition of Eli
" "a A Childs, Administrative of the estate
of said deceased. pray ing for an extension of
time to pay off the Indebtedness of said estate
1t is ordered that said petition be heard be-
fore the Judge of this Court, OH Monday, the
second day of October next, at one o'clocn p
M., at his office in the city of Prescott. And
it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing
a copy of this order for three weeks success
lively prior to said day of hearing. in the
Prescott Journal, weekly newspaper, print
ed at Prescott, in said county.
WHITMAN HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. IA, 1865. 22w3
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County CoHFt-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of N. N. Powell
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of L. N
" and NJ. A. Powell, administrators of the
estate of said deceased, praying for an extern
sion of time to pay off the Indebtedness OF
said estate; 1t Is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this Court. on
Monday, the second day of October next,
at one o'clock p. NJ, at his Office in the city of
Prescott. And it is further ordered, that no.
tice thereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing copy of this order for three
weeks successfully prior to said nay of hear
ing, in the Prescott Journal. weekly news
paper, printed at Prescott, in said county.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. Ia, 1865. 22w3
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Sheriff,s sale.

State of Wisconsin, L.
County of Pierce.
DY WRIT U E of warrant issued BY
ID the County Treasurer of Pierce county.
to me directed and delivered, Tor taxes as
sessed against John Lorrain d Go. in the year
1864, and said taxes having been returned as
led upon the following described lands
and real estate in the county of Pierce, in said
State, viz Lots nine and ten, 60 and (I0) in
block A, in the original plat. according to the
survey of j. o. Henning. for want of person.
al property, which | VIII expose for sale to
the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said ex-
ecution and costs, in front of the City Bank
of Prescott, in said county, on the 9Th day
of November, 1865.
Dated Sheriff's Office. Pierce County, this
18th day Of September. 1866.
lfa JAMES WALSINGHAM, Sheriff.
% We Per @. F. CoyELL. Dept.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
Notice 10 Creditors.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Julia A. Hunter,
deceased.
To all whom it may concern:
II ETTERS of administration on said es-
IL tate having been issued to John A. Hun
ter, of Oak Grove, in said county, on the 3lst
day of July, 1855 and six months from and af-
ter said day being allowed and limited for
creditors TO present their claims for examina-
ton and allowance, notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will. on the first Mon
days of October, November and December
next, and also on the 31st day OF January,
1865, at his office, in the city of Prescott, re-
ceive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
nands of all persons against said deceased.
VIM. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Sept. A, 1864. 21-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-09-23
WASHINGTCN
LAIN AGE N g Y!
TO Oflcers and Soldiers Of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs.

~ S. BUNDY, formerly of Wisconsin.
". and more recently of the Pay DEPART
ment. Washington, attends to all claims in-the
different Departments of Government, with
promptness and dispatch. He gives espe-
cial attention to the Settlement of Accounts
of Discharged Officers, to Procuring Back
Pay, Bounties, Pensions and Claims of Off
GERS for Horses Lost in the Service.
Both claimants and their agents throughout
the State, are invited to address him by mail.
g. S. BUNDY,
No. PAT F 81, Washington, ID. c.