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From Europe.
Two Days Later News.

The steamship Scotia, from Liverpool the 18th, and
Queenstown the 18th OF November, has arrived
London, Nor. ls.-we have the authority Of Con
ul Dudley for stating that the Shenandoah will sail
for New York, on the 2lst inst, under tho eommaud
OF Capt Freeman.
The American correspondent Of the TINES repre-
senr the steady decrease Of the Federal army and
navy ss evidence tha, war with England 10 not eou-
templsted II she refuses 10 pay for the Alabama
claims.
The Army and Navy GAzErrE remarks that the
reductions Of theIFrenc army are remarkable a.
to excite surprise and respect. The changes are 90
large that they may be regarded as guarantee Of
change in French policy. The GAZETTE thinks the
reductions in the French army may induce M
Gladstone to call on the War Department for re-
ducuon Of the British Army.
TIE FEsIAss.
The inve.tigation into the charge Of treason
against James stephens aud the three other prison
sn arrested with him, Wal concluded on tie 18th by
the committal Of the prisoners tor trial. ON the
Maeistrate giving the usual caution, aud "sihs
Stephens whether he had anything to say as to the
charge, stephens said;
feel bound to any, with view 10 my own r'puta-
tion thatI have employed attorney or layyei IN
this case, and that intend 70 empoy none, becan
,seosSnas BsIsG Ihse sw in irs.nd 81 Sos dsbcT
atey deny the existence OF that lag IN lreiAhd,
| ia existence In Ireland and DEFY any punishment
| that Le inflicted on me. have spoken.
At the above trial the following testimony ainone
| other was given.
Acting Inspector Edward Hughes, Of the De'ectiVt
police, vas then sworn, aud the following ini"'
| made BY him, read
Iwss OF the party Of the Dublin police force unde
the command Of Mr., Superintendent Ryan, who, o.
the morning Of Nov 1th, proceeded 10 the mouse en-
led the Fairfield Hou,e, Newpridfe syenpel sahdl
| II Wm then about O'clock. Al the third knock
gave was answered by person inside, ho .sks AK,
who was there. replied, II an ponce eous.ep y,
warrant, You had better open the door,, me Pet
son insids said. II am naked, undr salu
"YA" ] ,ed him be need net b sihamsa' ~
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San Franeiieo, Nor. fs-The shipments to Msri-
can ports by the John L. stevens which sails TO-
morrow, will be extremely light the trade In that
direction having been brought almost 70 stand
still This 10 ovinE In great measure to tho action
Of the French eommissary At Mnstlsn, In rejecting
on fI1vilous pfeteru considerable quantities sent
from this city to supply the French troop' also 70
the fac; that while the French occupy Guaysmss'
MsEatlAn and Acapulco the Liberals have control Of
affairs inland, 90 that between the orposinr forces
communication :. cut of.
Omcial News via Washir Hton.
WsshriOton, Nor. 99.-Ofhcih news from Fl Paso
vas received, this evening, by Romero, the Mexican
Minister that the recent movements Of the national
forces Of MEXICO compelled the French troops at
chihuahua to evseuste that city and State and TO
withdraw to Durango. On the 2bth Of October the
evacuation began, and four days later not single
French soldier was LEI. at Chihushus. President
JusreE writes, on tho Sd inst, that he "" about
leaving III Paso for the city Of chihuahua to re-
establish there the national government. This is
thought to bs q great success for the Republican
cause Of Mexico, since the French admit the ina
b.lity TO hold the conquered ground.
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In accordance with tho Alton. Of tho ch,.,
Magistrates both Of thi, state and OF tho Fod.r,,
,nion' who have set spar, Thu.dsy. the 7th day Of
December next a, day Of general Thank.sivin,
y. nYlusy uunlher Mayor VI lhe City OF New Yort
ne,ssny o.pscuuly iecoumtnd TO my iellow citizen.
W observe the same by abstAiang from secul.r -.
eanons py uniting IN public worship, by enjoy.ns ~
nodoIaion me fruits OF their honest toll, ana Nv
npArung 70 ths poor and needy oi their ali a md snes
OF the blessed hope Of atnty and peace TesioI sd
or conunuoa preservation irofn the Threatened Wa
eve the unceAsins tribute Of grateful hearts 10
Let us on th. test val remember tho homes that
nave been desolated and the misery caused by war
And sLvo TO remedy, as set forth by the PTssdont
We effects o our national sns Agaust tod. Iufuits
goodness" T.. GOnFlkY liunTuru MavaY
Daled Nov 20, 1855.
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heaher OF the sur VINO are not posted up In such
mathr, are informed that sporting men "bld.' ON
the different candidates, and whom tho bids are all
In, tho purchaser pays over tho money and 10.
ceiyos q card, With tho name Of his candidate
thereon. The successful bidders all do tho same.
and, as In the above cNo, total pool" Ia thus OBJ
tainod Of sl,i72 90. This amount Ia paid to the
holder Of the card having the name Of the man elect
cd Mayor. Tho winner pays five per cent to the
pool-holders, vhen they pay over the mOnoy.
THE EMAYoRALTY-OPESrso OF THE BALI.
--MolARr-HroErR MKIIrsd AT run CoopKr
Issrlrurr.-Ia,t evening mas. ratification meeting
Of tho friends Of John Hooker for Mayor, aud OF
Richard o 'Gomsn for Corporation Counsel as.embleI
at tho Cooper Institute. There was no deeor.t ~
display, except a few poster. on and around III.
platform, announcing the names Of the nt.ia.is.
fine band Of music vas In attendance aAd played
several favorte airs previous 10 the opepns of III.
meeting.
Al O'Clock tho meeting Wa. e-.il.d 70 order, and
NJ. VIM. p Leo appointed Chairman. Gu taking
his position ho remarked thai Il was always gr.tfy
Ing 70 him to preside over meeting of hi, fellos
eitiLens- and particularly when that meeting wa
held 10 do rood to The city Ito do the greatest good 10
s hs csans.n huianS Ai!es 'oWe s slser Ismarh By
hscfs,sre, yge nominated snd elected, aftsr which
s, shea esSIfm.n l, Of re Conference Sommitt..
sspns Wen. h sSu. sS .'s Why iss o ri%:.1 aos.
nemoeraey il1ns thelr banner Of reform to tbs
breeze, and chose for their standard -besrer John
lieofer and Richard O'Gorman. tApplause Thoy
we're not however, alone, They had one who was
himief party and who commanded the Mozart
bstI99s, I4e public, however. called on AoEArt-
es % iulhl their duty, and Tor that pun they
.op IDotisn- the address vas adopted uns a.
mouay, snd Loud calls we're made fOr "w 3D.,
'O'Gorman," and others. and al length Mr.. ldeeksr
was brought forward amid much cheering. .,-.s-.
He s.id he appeared before them, 70 tasAk than
for their EIpport lie had been for msay years en-
gaged IN efforts 10 establish social aAd politics ro
form, aud correcting tho abuses aud frauds M our
City Councils. the City tessuty had been eon'
trollGd, AMI its business In5Jnan ased by = set os
greedy politicians, for no ether puIposa than N
snr.ch themssves at the cI penso or lie civ and
thoi eflre II was intonds1 W put stop to XXI. 4,
was Tor hi, puro he had become a Candidate for
Mayor, tSpp i'sel md the people said that II he
would aduliRl9er t9e oibcs OF Mayor a he did his
own business, he would do some good lie
felieyad it was the duty Of every citizen
70 DO vhat his fellow -eItzen. thought he could do
and therefore he hecame the reform Candidate for
Ma or. We should eat this rfns They ere or
stronger orgsni2iion. Other p.rt.s had also Si.hed
hlm success, buI eood wishsa alone would no, sfssS
Gee PIDSsd sa Tho Lasa Pass4 :.
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APPALLING MURDERS.
A Whole Family Hufchcred.

Albany, Nor Son Monday night last, the family
Of Daniel walruth. Of Mhnheln, Herkimer County,
consulting OF hm.ef wife and daughter sbou, twelve
years OF age, were murdered by party or parties
unknown. Walruth vas shot through the head, Mr'
Walruth's head was smashed In, and the child's
throat cut Coroner Fear, OF Mohawk, 10 holding an
inquest to-day. No clue to the murderop can be
fnund
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

BETTING on THr ELEcrroS.-Tho sporting
men VI the city assemble nightly at various locaIi.
tics In Broadway, Bovery and Grand street, for ths
purpose Of purchasing chance, In tho "Msvoralty
Lottery" Last evening, at svell known Hall ON
broadway large number Of Pools" we're auction
cd oG the candidates bringing In ono pool the follow
m nricess
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04
POSTSCRIPT!
DISTURBANCE EFT AQUA CREEK.

On Tuesday evening last a disturbance took
place at Aqua Greek, between some white
people, and blacks, employed as laborers by the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac K. r.
Company. It was reported that the negroes
intended to make grand assault upon the
whites and upon signal being heard, tor the
assembling of the blacks, the whites made their
escape, some taking to the woods and others
to the water Information was then conveyed
to the commander Of a force of y. s. troops
stationed at Stafford Court House, Of the state
of affairs, and he Immediately sent the troops
to the scene of the disturbance. They arrived
at the Creek next morning, and the negroes
resisting any attempt to arrest those charged
with the disturbance, conflict ensued in which
one negro was killed, four or five wounded, a
number were seized: and others made their
escape. The whole affair commenced IN q
quarrel between one of the white laborers and
a negro, when the other negroes took the
part of their comrade.
The Meeting in Behalf of Jeff. Davis
New YORK, August 4.-Tbe Tribune OF
this morning says:
I'VE hav.. the te.rlnuny Of a gentleman
who was present at the meeting in behalf OF Jen
Davis in this city, and that much OF the Ian
guage used on that occasion was reasonable III
it's drift and spirit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04
Auction Sales.
~ r. BLIC A i 6 T | . n -.

VIII be sold at Public Aucti9n, on Wca11 ,so
o'clock NJ, in front of the Mayors Office, at the
Market Building. the following described
PrT Tpo 2H r STORY BRICK DWELL
ING HOUSE, (double) and LOT, No. 50 n.
Eoirfax street, between Cam eron and Queen
s+~onte The house fronting on Fairfax street,
oholt 81 feet, and in depth about 50 feet
The lot fronting on Fairfax street, about 81
feet and in depth about 80 feet.
. me 7TGe TT III. STORY BRICK and SLATED
RJIIIDING and LOT, with the adjacent
ontbnildines, on the east side Of Water street,
~ * the house fronting on Water street,
shout SO feet and in depth about 66 feet,
the lot fronts on Water street, about ITO feet
and in depth about 1873 feet.
The THRAE STORY BRICK and SLATED
RJTILDING and LOT on the west side of
Union street, between Princess and Oronoco
streets the house fronting on Union street
about 80 feet, and in depth about Is feet
The lot fronts on Union street, about 81 feet
and in depth about $50 feet.
4 A LOT OF GROUND on Thompson,s alley
in the rear of 70. 1, having d front on the said
alley of twenty-five feet and in depth eighty
eight feet
Any person wishing to examine the premises
can do so dy calling on the undersigned.
11N SHARES OF. THE STOCK OF The
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or H.
EXANDRLA.
e TEN llO) ,SHARES OF THE STOCK OF
THE POTOMAC ms TRANCE COMPA-
w OF ALEl{A NDRLA
r FIFTEEN (15) ,SHARES OF THE STOCK
OF THE EXCHANGE BANK or -VIR-
GINA.
s ONE HUNDRED (l00) SHARES OF THE
STOCK OF THE ALLEGANY MINING
COMPANY OF ~STARYLAND
9 ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY EIGHT
(12S) SHARES or THE STOCK OF THE
MARINE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
ALEXANDRIA,
Terms Of Sale-One fourth Of the purchase
money in cash. The remainderin three equal
installments payable at six, twelve and eigh
teen months, with interests from he day of sale.
The deferred payments to be secured by deeds
of trust ANDREW JAMESON,
Executor of Robert Jameson.
jy 21-1awtaug l9adtd Deceased,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

NOTICE AL persons having claims against
the estate Of the late JOHN L. JOHNSON,
are requested to present them Immediately, and
those indebted to the estate are requested TO
make payment to -,o>-
CAROLINE M. JOHNSON.
au 4-2aw4w Admx. of Jno. T. johnson, decd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

The Sun Fire Company are to have another
Excursion to Glymont next week It will no
doubt be pleasant affair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04
LOCAL N E W S.

,rup WATERMELON Wharf.-The Old hsh
wharf in DAYS gone by, had, in the spring time
an IL. fame and in more ways than one was IN
bod odor But at midsummer it invariably
repa;ned the respect of the community because
Of its luscious melons and canteiopes and
manv staid parsonage who would have been
loatb 70 o;ter in its precincts in April became
> constant visitor in August. Many pungy
,ooa of r;ne fruit was from here distributed
over town. or transferred to wagons to carry
from the water side the water melons to mouths
that awatered for them But so it is. Ba-
bvlon the great has fallen! The "Cottage site
is piled over with hay and the Maiden Lane
will ring no more with the songs OF the
"Maidens. Nevertheless all the City Ordl
nances which give to this wharf the monopoly
Of receiving all fish and watermelons remain
in force.
This year, Mr. r. G. Armstrong rented from
the city Real Estate Committee the right
Of the wharf for the melon season. Under
the city laws no persons except marketers
are allowed to land melons elsewhere
AS, however, last year the landing OF melons
at the fish wharf somewhat interfered with
the operations of the U. S. military au-
thorities who held it, policy prevailed OF
allowing the melons to be landed at the foot OF
Prince street, and this year although Mr..
Armstrong gave notice that melons must
be landed at the fish wharf alone, some deal.
ers seemed disposed to a larger liberty and
landed their cargoes elsewhere. 1t was said that
the whole fish wharf not being In possession OF
the city authorities, the watermelon law had
become imperative. His Honor, the Mayor,
however, took different view Of The question,
and on yesterday fined some parties tor landing
melons elsewhere than the fish wharf. But
his decision has not met universal acqules
ence there is talk Of an appeal, and ''the
watermelon war has commenced! We give
the chorus of the 'sBattle Hymn,
"Any wharf we please continue tosell Oh,
And eat till we die of the watermelon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

We are informed by the intelligent and
efficient Superintendent of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad, Mr.
Bragg, who has occupied his present position
uninterrupredly since 1916, that the track OF MS
road is in excellent condition from the bridge,
lust beyond the limits OF Fredericksburg, to
Richmond City, and that the bridges on he
remaining portion Of the road, with the excep-
ton of two, are completed. Mr.. Bragg has a
train of cars here now, awaiting the arrival OF
barges to transport it to Aqua Greek, and by
the first of next week, the length OF time &C.
cupied in staging between Washington and
Richmond will not exceed one hour S duration
In a week or SO the trains will run through
from AQUA Greek to Richmond.
! A remarkable circumstance, exhibiting the
business qualifications of the Superintendent OF
this road, is that through period offour years,
during which it's utmost capacities have been
on the stretch, and with only such facilities for
repair as a tlockaded country afforded, It's
track, iron, cars, and locomotives are still IN
superior condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

The entire covering including bricks, slab and
pump, Of the we'll on the corner Prince and
Pitt streets fell in yesterday evening. The
Superintendent of Police had the opening I'M
mediatey covered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

According to the Cumberland Alleganiar the
shipments of coal for July were the largest
ever made in month since the first opening OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. During the
month 552 boats cleared at Cumberland for
Georgetown. carrying SO, 624 tons of coal. For
the season, to the end of July, 1887 boats
have been manifested, carrying $50, 7o7 tons OF
coal?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

~ Ihe Carriers Of the Gazette, will to-
morrow, make their collections in the western
or upper part Of the city, and we hope our
subscribers, IL that section of the city, will
promptly pay their dues Some of them have
not been called upon for more than month
Vur business is exclusively cash one-and we,
therefore, cannot keep standing accounts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

This morning, before Justice Beach, Joseph
Moore complainant in favor Of Commonwealth
against John Moore, for breach of peace; held
to security in the sum Of 5000 for good te-
haviour Hamburger against Mary Elizabeth
Ashen (colored) for stealing shoes and conceal
ing the same under her hoop skirt, committed
for Indictment before Court, but judgment
staid upon payment of costs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

ford's Theatre in Washington, is now being
lifted up, for government purposes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

Another hot and sultry day. Therm
10 the shade, at noon, at ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

By order of the Secretary Of War, the Mil
itary District Of Washington, Major General
Q. B. Wilcox, commanding, has been discon-
tnued.
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Boots & Shoes.

address himself to the pleasing task Of
furnishing his friends of the city and country,
with goods in his line Of business, and would
call their attention to the following leading
articles, viz
Gents Calf and kipp Boots.
CENTS Calf. Kipp and Buff Boots and Shoes
Bows Boots and Shoes, in their varieties.
Ladies CATERS.
9 Morocco Boots.
g Calf :
{! Seal
Misses Morocco, Seal and Calf Boots.
Children's Shoes, Of all kinds used.
And in short every article usually found IN
we'll assorted shoe establishment, al of which
are offered at fair living prices for CASH.
HENRY l.. SIMPSON, Agent.
~ 19-tf 20. hoyal otreeI'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

Edward G Darlington has been re appointed
i. S. District Attorney, for the District Of
Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

President Johnson's health has improved,
and yesterday he received members Of the
Cabinet, on business
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-04

Over one thousand applications for pardon
have been seat in to the President, bearing
recommendations from Gov Peirpoint.
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ManifOWOc Marker.

G"rrec,ed H'sehiy Ly Nm IL I!oK>
Ueaier IN Pfo3ucc, Prorisions. dc.
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d ID n u I ST.

nR. G. b. CADY, of the firm of Perkins &
j. Gady, Of Milwaukee. will make his third
visit to Manitosoc, Oh Monday, September is,
and will remain for one week only. by
the use OF the Electro Magnetic apparatus no
will extract teeth iangs without pain to tho
patient, or injury to the constitution.
Those in want of frst-class deutal work At
reasona lie rates will do well to see him. Office
at Gibsons Temple of Art. ...rt..I
Manitowoc, August u, 1865.
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WEEKLY WISCONSIN
printed every Monday J

TrnteI eVCTY MUnVny ]
| Copy, one year, s. 90
COMES. &" +" 90
10 Copies, +" II 90
Ard mn extra copy to the p, rson get>
In q M the { nh.
20 Comics & 50 90
Aud TWO copies of the Weekly To the
,..,.o,, o.,t;,n nm TN, ,,luh
~ coma one ye,r Is 60
And crpy of tie Semi Weekly to
ia. ,.rsou r.t,iur IN IN. C,ub. or ,hreo
,,,ui,. If IN, W,.kIy
a, & .vi,s ono wear co 90
And copy Of the y III, I, the nero,
,,e,,,uo nm tho cInb. or iour COME, of
RI. weekly.
sEu, u,EEEIy uIgcON>Jv
pr,n,o, .,,.r, TnouI,v nd Ed
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J. A. BROWN, M. D.,
Surgeon and Accoucheu r
MANITOWoC, WISCONSIN,.

w HILE no department of medicine will by
w any means be neglected, especial att
t ention will be given, as heretofore, during a
lengthy experience, to MIDWIFERY aud SUR
gerry.
Also intricate and obscure cases will receive
due attention and thorough Investigation.
PROFESSION AL CALLS always attended to
promptly, and at all times, both day and night.
e.gy- Office and Residence. corner OF York
and Seventh streets, Manitowoc, Wis.
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TAX NOTICE.
Office of the Clerk Of the COUNT
Enalal Of SmncrXi.nrs

Manitowoc, September II, 1863.
All persons interested arc hereby notified
that the following tracts of land and town lots
living and being situated in the County Of Mani
t0woc and State Of Wisconsin. remaining I'M
redeemed in the office of the Clerk Of the
County Board Of Supervisors Of the County Of
Manitosoc and State Of Wisconsin for the
taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
1862 for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and town lots were sold on the 18th day
of May. A. b. 1868. Now therefore, unless
the amount Of taxes, interest, fees and charges
set opposite the several tracts Of land and
town lots, as herein described, be paid on or
before the 18th day Of May, 1866. the same will
be conveyed to the purchaser or his assignecs
in pursuance of the Statutes in such case made
and provided.
WILLIAM BACH.
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{ autiOn.

NY wife Frsc'erika Bgalkc. having lcfs my
bed and board wi,hou. just { use or provoca-
ION, hereby eau i'm every body to t.us. her
ON my account, rs VIII not ply any debts OF
her contracting, G0TTLfEB BIGALkE
G,bsOn September IL lso5
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Gil L BIS ! G l. | Is s !
For ! He
Weekly Wisconsin.

TNHE following are the REDUCED RATES
i ut which We of r the several editors OF
the WISCONSIN The Semi Weekly il a
thirty two column, four page nc"SFa err vi h
oar advertise menis. The WEEKLY u printed
N oglt pages. and - the la'ge and best
Newspaper in the State, and by our CIV terms
isby far the.
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WEST.
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A IL KINDS or REVENUE STAMPS for sale
~ nj the office of
HAS. HOTTFLNhN.
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Cattle Fair in Classonyille.

a. NhI III. F1IK AND SIIUW vii be led
"a IN Cia'sonvTle, town Of C.to, during Tho
coming Yea. as follows: First MONDAYS of
October and DeceHte-, lSG5 and the FRS
Monday. Of Vehruars. Apr, .Iurc. and August,
1866. EtLiIALL Il CLASSON,
Dated Sept Z, 1885. Pruprictors