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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

Mr.. ELLsLER's OPENING AT THE OPERA
HoUsE.-We are gratified to announce, on
the authority of letter from Manager
Ellslcr to Mr.. G. A. Wagner, of this city,
that the popular proprietor and manager OF
the Atheneum in this city, will open a
dramatic season at the Opera House on the
evening.of Tuesday next, January 17th.-
Mr.. Ellsler will bring with him his fine
company, with whom he has been playing
very successful season at Cleveland. In
It are included several of the old favorites
of the public here, and other skilled and tai
ented artists.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
SPECIAL NOTICES
YEEUMATlSM.

NO DISEASE Is so CERTAIN OF tURE- a
by BRANDRETH'S PILLS as this. They soon
take out of the blood the particular Virus upon
which all the pain depends, and the patient is
cured.
Mr.. T. NJ. Adams, sO6 Twelfth street, New York
suffered with Rheumatism for long period. He
attended by able physicians but their l'rescrip
lions Vero OF e-s;l, ha unable TO move with
out assistance, and for four months al:nost en-
tirely confined to his bed. At this period Of his
sickness, when hope had Acd, and he expected to
a cripple for the remainder Of his life, he was REQ
commended to use .t.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
The first box evidently made him better; ihe im-
provement was more decided from the second box.
and by the time he had used eighteen boxes he was
entirely cured of Rheumatism and the trength
and suppleness of his limbs were restored, Il
now over year that this cure has been effected,a
he has had no return, but continues in the enjoy
of perfect health. May 9th, 1861. Sold BY 10
r. C00k, High street, Columbus, Ohio, an 20
respectable dealers in medicines. r. s....s,
Oct2S-d&wim |
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Trial of the Raiders,

MONTREAL, Jan. 10.-In the case of the
st. Albans raiders, the Judge overruled the
objections made on Saturday by the defense.
The thirty days delay which was applied
for to allow prisoners to procure evidence
from Richmond, was resisted by the crown
counsel. The case will be continued to-
morrow.
MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-THE st. Albans
raiders to-day got another postponement
for thirty days, to get further evidence from
Richmond
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
The Indians ON the Overland Mail
Route.

ST. LOUIS, January ll.-Dispatches from
the West say that the Indians, at last ac-
counts, were on the Republican river, re-
treating southwark, and troops were con-
centrating for pursuit. Advices from Fort
Kearney say that the overland mail line is
infested from O'Follan's Bluff to Valley
Station, and perhaps the Indians SO largely
tions cannot at present be prosecuted with
much chance of success.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
| Missouri On-Ordinance
| of fI;mancipatiOn Passed.

ST.LoUIs, Jan. 1.-THE State Convention
has just passed the following ordinance Of
emancipation by vote of GO to A:
Be it ordained by the people of Missouri,
in convention assembled, that hereafter in
this State there shall be neither slavery or
involuntary servitude except in punish
been duly convicted, and all persons held to
service or labor as slaves are hereby de-
clared free.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.-THE Supreme
Court has before 1t the case of Frederick N.
Coleman, appellant, v. The Hudson River
Bridge Company at Albany. -
: The President has approved the joint
resolution rendering the thanks of the 'peo-
pie and Congress to Maj. Gen. w. T.. Sher-
man and the officers and soldiers of his
command, for their gallant conduct in the
late brilliant movement through Georgia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

CHILDREN AT THE FAIR.-Children and
youth under fifteen years of age will be ad-
mitted to the Fair at Naughton Hall on Fri
day and Saturday afternoons, at ten cents
each. 1t will be rich treat to the yonng-
stcrs to see the beautiful adornments of the
Hall, and the fine things there displayed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
The Gold Market.

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.--Gold stagnant
prices weak. Some operators profess to
have information of movements that by to-
morrow will put gold up or down ten pei
cent. The price opened at 22314; teI to
2221k, and afterwards rallied to 2231S.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

THE DEERFIELD TRAGEDY.-The prelimi-
nary examination of Charles Keever; ar
rested in the city on suspicion of being the
perpetrator of the recent murders at Deer
field, was commenced at Lebanon, Warren
county, on Tuesday. Quite number Of
witnesses were examined on the part of the
prosecution. The only important facts de-
veloped by the testimony, in addition tC
what has already been stated, are-thal
Keever was seen on the morning preceding
the night Of the murders, at the dstillery
in Deerfeld; and that a handkerchief, iden.
titled to be his, was found in the yard of Mr.
Roosa's house, the day after the slaughter
of the family.
The witnesses for the defense were to be
examined yesterday. 1t is understood that
Keever relied on proving that he was in
Hamilton, Butler county, on the night Of
Dec. 26, when the murders were committed
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Hood Fortifying Corintl,.

Carlo, Jan. 1.-THE remnant of Hoods
army is reported fortifying Corinth, with
the intention of going into winter quarters
at that place. He is also said to be repair
ing the Mobile & Ohio railroad.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
A Peace Democrat Sent to Rich
unnusA-

New YORK, Jan. 1.-THE Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says leading peace Demo-
crat, who has taken prominent part in
the peace movements during the late elec-
ton, and whose personal relations with the
President have been very friendly, has gone
to Richmond and will be probably heard of
there in day or two.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

POLICE CoURr.-Mayor Thomas disposed
of four cases yesterday morning. VIM. I'll.
Platt and Jacob Hiney, for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, were each fined SO and
costs, which were paid. Andrew jackson
(colcred), for dsorderly conduct, was fined
$5 and costs, and recommitted. James
Randolph, for getting tight was fined 81
and costs, which he paid.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
CITY ITEMS.
Eighth ward to tho Rescue!

There will be another meeting of the men
of the Eighth Ward on Thursday evening,
Jan. H. at the North Engine House, for the
purpose of completing arrangements for
filling the quota of said Ward.
Every man should come up and put his
shoulder to the wheel. 2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

STREET RAILROAD BLoCKADE.-The snow
blockade of our street railroad began on
Friday night. Efforts were made to raise
it on Monday by the employment or large
number of men to remove the. obstruc,ions
the storm king had created. But they on
ly partially succeeded, for OH Tuesday af-
ternoon an injunction, issued frem the
clouds, was laid on their further proceed
ings, and the blockade was further strength
ened by fresh accumulation Of snow,
and the solidifying Of that which had melt
ed. Yesterday, however, a regiment OF
men, armed with pickaxe, spade, shovel,
&c, were battering against the barriers OF
snow and ice along High street, and hope
fully preparing the way for the cars to run
in spite of the blockade, which they did
last evening. .t........
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

New York, Jan. 11.-A Washington dis
patch says Secretary Fessenden has asked
modification of the law so as to enable him
to issue two hundred millions more 7-30
bonds. 5ag
The vote on the constitutional amendment
bill will be postponed several days, to allow
full discussion. a lljtsaf
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

THE BALL THIS EvENING.-A social Co
tillion Party is to be given this evening at
Ambos' Hall, by G. F. Ferguson and W. T.
Joseph. There will be music by Pinney
and Hite's Band. A most delightful social
and festive assembly may be anticipated
The managers, music and other arrange
ments are such as to insure gay and joy
ous interview.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Election of u. 8. Senator POST
DOned.

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE Massachusetts,
Senate has postponed the election of U. S.
Senator in place Of Henry Wilson, until the
second Tuesday in February.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
JAS. Guthrie Elected T.. s. Senator
from Kentucky.

FRANKFORT, KY, Jan. 11.-Jas. Guthrie
was elected United States Senator, receiv-
ing on the first ballot 65 votes against SO
for Lowell III. Rousseau.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

THE fine Grover .& Baker Sewing Ma
chine at the Fair was drawnlast evening by
G. p. L. Butler. The tickets were.$l each
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
QUACKERY!

l earnestly caution all young mon suffering from
Nervous Debility, etc., against endangering their
health by patroniEng any Of the advertising quacks
You can fully recover by the methods used BY the
Advertiser, and by hundreds of others, AND IN NO
OTHER AY. Read letter which will send you II
you will send me a postpaid envelope bearing your
address. Direct to
EDWARD H. TRAVER
Lock Box, Boston. Mass.
jsn2S64-d&w1ysp '' rTI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Now YORK stoc,t rIarltct...JansltfI

Stocks heavy; e.. S, G's Ell coupons lis4v B,2o,s
loa9S; do .regnated llO,,; U s. 10 40 coupons le4;
silver 0O2i. Maraposa l0; New York Central llsjl;
Hudson l08Il; Reading li5k;, Michigan 1l2tG Fort
Wayne 100; iohigan Southern f3sS; IlIpois Central
ls6 Pittsbure 20 Northwestern ss'S do preferred
SO: Rock Island 103H. $780,, ,.,,s,. ~ m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12
Farm for Sale.

T WILL SELL WY FARM ON THE
i West side of the Milestone river, seven miles
north of the city Of Columbus, containing FIFTY
ACRES, about Thrty-fve acres cleared, a good
about $50 Fruit Trees Said Farm is in good state
of cultivation, and will be sold low for cash. In
quire of VIM. RENNER, -;
oct2O Nos. 40 4 81 North High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-01-12

A LIZ WHO HAVE DRY GOODS TO
n purchase, should be sure to call and examine
the stock Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

County OF Pierce,
IT,

State II Wisconsin, 4.
County OF Pierce,
OFE % OF cLks7 az BOARD
or SUPKEvlsoE>.
Ellsworth. Nov. %, 1864
TIME flOwisg pieces Of
Il land we're s.,l.. bE The Co
Treasurer or tie secuE'l day
efSerternp-r, 1861. fr isyes.
interest and charges at The
vesr 1861.
TEsrf.re. Notice i hereby
over. that unlcss said land
are redeemed F.0Hs said sale
on ar heiors tire sccosCi S.sy uf
s;-i ienher. 1866. ilary will lie
eslvtTel 10 tie respective
nsrchascis secnESii;,g "a law.
The 1Hncui.i 81 taxes. i..lvr-
-, att. charges, ,#!e.. ia;rj; /, u
to ihr is.t day II rrd-ml iio;i.
= 81 opposite each s:cee RS.
Isc;.Tsly.
:. ". VIM.
Clk e Fossil - SspsTri=o.s.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07
ZANE. pFs'S. SIC. Ar

u " Strickland, part of sw qr Of
sw gtnf ssc = -ows2i range -
begi nisy NJ the liHe OF tie
esstesly size Of Morton a in tie
v lisge cf b - Ii5y sd0Te it ia
ieTsects wi.h bird -, theme n
as " 10 i.urth ~ thence n Az
eJo Park -, tlsnsie 10 Sc to
thisd 81. theEee 4 CIV t. ilscc
az beginning. :
l. " Strickland, part ofsw q-of
Nv ~ ~ sec I irwr Is rsnges5
teginuiag n the .tse az s-Ii
81 Il 81 ~ qr a tue essteriy
sI.'e cfs'aEsasrrisl s;in tiie vi
lsse II BAY City, where u Inter-
seciS with fna-;n 81. thence n
sG- " 10 eth -, tive. 90 4.-e
t. Morton s., tEtnes As ta
fourth 81. ;.seseI 5 4i-e to the
place o. begin Ing. 3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

" Powell-I.Snd bounded hy
ine commencing on the east
aide II third siteet opposite tine
ne corner of block ?, in the wiz
:ags 81 River Fan thence east S
ods th-ace south Il rods ,h,n
vest s iods, thence north l.. ri.
to place OF o'li ming. 53S
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

VILLAGE or MAIDEN ROCK
Unknovn, Lots I. 2, 8, 4, ), 8, in
hi .ck 2, ~ Is each
lot !, block 4, 3.i3. Lots = and 3
BLK 4, SO each. Lot block =,
SIS. lot I block 9. so. Lot IN
block 2, 4e5.
LIS |. ,.s,4.5,e,7,s, in bioc. II,
u each.
BLK. At.
Each oflo'sl,a,34567 II 49,
Zach 81 Lois /, :, 5, 4, :, 6.
Fam sin 10 i,'o
Each OF Los !, 2, s,4,5, 6,
TaDd sin Ia LIS
fseis IF J. Harris. each of
lots J, 2, 2, 1857, 5. Q,
20, III ard L, in ID 100
Ascn Of Lots l. 2. 3. IS q,
I. s. q, 10. II IA ~ ia ~ Is
J Dixon is ef lot 1873 70 l.9t
rnkno~n, e.eh ~ h.'s I 2 20 "a
Heirs 80 Harris Lot 8 % 100
Unknowr. uad 20 Of Lots
rs and sia - -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

Crd ~ nf . rads n and Nv
y rnts J. nd " in 80 COL
me- ~ cu'-iot
Part 81 " es q II nni-l.t J,
bound, & by . ii'e ~"nlnI-' {
= an tin " .if. Q reds N
from t,eSw cayn,E. ihea-e
e . :nd d "a en- 8 r.,...
ia-tcr " 10 rs.,iS, hines
3''cs & lee. b~si rin
Finley, spr-lnt Z IL c a'iuUt
i,,tI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07


! LOIS 7 4 ) d. bl,.ek %. Sc
: Lot Z block ca. s IS
Lot & block % Se24
LIT I bLck "a S12f
Lots = 3 VI Ok "a. each s. 10
| Lois 4 5. tIock 81. each s.. 81
Let's s 7 lock 81. zach $s.!0
! 10: s Heck ~ e2.24
st & Il : X K Co. Lot ! blk
81. 81 10
[ az iown. Let's 2 1856 Llk
% each ~ 10
/ Lots / 23Ilk rs esel. g.. %
Lots ! ) 5 LIk 2G sG,.. sI.30
- g It L x i; c.. .ct biz
~. 10
Unknown. Lots 2315S hi'k
% each s. =
Lois I 2 2 blk 2s each 81 50
G. NJ. PoweIls Addition.
~, | i.l.rk 81 sc
/ L",~ 23456 II y bio k ]
each s. %
/ LETT ] % ti'k 2 each So 81
I Cntnnwn. Lois 4 So s Q %
) II - IL III ! . each - s4
& J. No d,ns. Lots II J., IL
| = zach 1921
z u well. Lol &c h.k :
S224
Cnknn- ~. Lots II IL 70 20
liz 2 each s. >!
a. ! 23-i5cs 50 10 is II
"a . ga lick 2 each 2 "a
/ = Wririi lot b'k4 20;
, q - in~.li iois % 1857
8 9 20 lack 4 cal, SO.
Lewis lets 20 I2 b'k 4.l2cz
G N Pow. Ii lui i3 * 20.
" Alascn'i Lil4 b'k 4 sOi
q b P..vsli LOIS Is Gil IL
10 90 .:trk 4 .scl, SECS
] G:s 1855 79iJI4I7 ie
10 Heck ) eTch g. %
Loss 1 s IL 20 hlk sch s. 10
+ Field ln'sI3 4J6 hi,,ck s
.qch s! g
q :: i'.atli lets : S block G
each 81 -
Lois . 10 block 6 each 81 rs
q + Green Lots ii ~ Is IL
- is II Is IS ID lock 6 eel,
s. 90
Unknown Lots 7 2 3 ~ 67
s9I0Il IL '3liI5 I6I il
10 ~ ilock Z each 1922
g u Powell LOT ] l. TX & 20 "a
Unkrown lots 2 3 4 SO 8
10 II II hlcck 8 Each e. %
Lots ] ? 3 4 5 6 10 ii u blk
9 rsch 81 -
q " Powell Lots Z Q block 9
each 81 "a
Alexander lot s black g %
Unknown Lots ] "a Sc
SO TO ii 1913 Ii Is I6 IL Is
10 90 block 10 each S3.24
Unka0'n Lots zs45 6 llock II
zach 81 Sc. Lots Is u Is 1919
block II, esch 4:05. q " Po'eii
Lots : 8 bis II = .ci $2.o7. Lots Q
Obrk II, each Gala. Lot Is blosk
II, 81 Oj. Alexander. Lot II h eek
n. 200. Let 10 block II. 2.o5. ;
KsTnnn lot Il tiOek IL, 2 D.
also lCt block 6 in Copp 4
MaNs"E's ist Addition to the city &C
Prescott, 1886, Sale ofls6O. .slso
lot block T. Fou;er's Addition
IS 50 Also LOT Is block S. aud Int
d ock 3 il; bailey, f'sw & Co.'S Addi-
lion ." Prescott. each 500. Also
cflot7 block D. oIi2inal Plat Of
i'rescotf, if not redeemed on or be-
fore stTt 8 1888, viii he convsre,
20 tie r-snsc.iTe purchasers, SS,s5
Sale &. ISL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

rkh"wi Fart Of NV - stesg
niHInerc,-S 3. ,Le &c s>::er
stid NV % ~. ,..enc' running
IsTt j o. ca 'aGF. thence
5.is wsst 8 r,.rs and 20
inks. lnsEcr s'uih u ives.
30 s,'.is - i"ts. :hcnc, So
-4s' % 30 DDS TO pace of to-
ial ing, =
* lp~n-Ail ofne % So of2j
-, ~ except ore scr. Ia NV cSr
NJ extending 22 ro''s "a, Tth and
'outh by S5su 1910 rads east
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07
kAas.

" Jobnson part cfns Nv 5
commencing :: i'et scffhe
ne ceri er. theS &C running
in sahih ", sierf.y Il ec;ien
-, as a. iniersert tue v line
of s.i. NV or IL Nv ~ " 4
Ill u tod u "f ~ conner,
tnsnces cn sssa iac &c sv
ca.nef. thence "a The IKE
Ia re- e rEer, TIT c. rs rth
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07

Niles White I~sw 90 s,
~ su G1 a..
tES.0uE hts Q
ua ,sTIntI3 81
d. Is IL
rli;lirs lo.S ; -.
J. y S'sicS srd, l. az - IN the
q sid. e soii &C ; vR -
range - s.un,isd ~ !. 4 epia
r.lcaci = : ?, Ia 81 'ne Nv co.
nsr &c stiG A. til-Ece So
upon Ee a iiue ~ Wa.liirgtsa
., ia tile village 81 Sss s,y g.
20 the westerns tine eT sf'!I =,
tue.'Ce rsriherly ups u sic "
lI..e 1T li.th :; u tl,e e lliis- 81
aid bot Z. theme G rods &. tie
n lac ot > ia tst .. i..tuye W to
size Flsce oi beginning. rs
u " Strickland. .ETt az lot (
sec town - RANGE IL, b Il
air< "a he 1--WE Uf sciidi.n
8, al iiss ~ c.I.ert f WASH
iiyt"n II iu tie mage 81 ~
I'll, t'lCEce e-Sies'y on Tie
siic..i u aaiiiae an ;. tD Sixth
o.. Ia, ne "a - Ia xeIi.ixa -
t,eH.c "a ur"n 49, e sile 81 sir-
r;.i-a Il t's tie I.l=se - Ies..-
liE-, -, /.
- Il >i-ics'srd. part crlri Ala
90 3 i.Wu - r-Ise AZ, besti-
rils "a ile Mi- -issip. r.er al
Ihc o. corner ~ third >, ia .te
"a iSyc 81 lay ti.F, thence .
"a - ti.e e I:ae .. s-ii lot (,
theucp o. said !ile to the
i!issiksI?,i river, :aenoe sp ssii
,;Fer go 'te plsce az beginning Cs
u " -icAizut:, !.aTt ~ lot ] ia
sec town - range ~, brgis-
ling on the .iississipI river az
tAe sw conner OF third 81 IL tie
Village II l.as tiny. t.erce
40 q tB she W -i!e Uf HSTkie Of
81 Mrri;I0n -. thence ON ii.eo
line 81 MERRIAM at Ia t;.e Sis.is
sipsi river, thence tiswn said NV
e. 10 tine place sf beginning IS 8
Cnkncwn. IL scIrs in 10: sec
9ioNn - range l., besiaIiig
on The Mississippi river al tie
sw corner oi i.evee 81 in tie VII
Isge ui bay City. thence u .i-e
10 the westerly line of Wasting
ton 50. thence 4j-v ON the "
linz 81 Washington Of 10 I iry. Et
theace 49, " 3 rods 20 the W
line Of said lot :, theme . on
said linz to the Eississfrli rfy
ar, thence down said Ti,cr to the
place Of beginning 2s,s
Unknown. part of lot , ~ sec 2
town Il range IL, beginning .
tke ne corner ~ said lot =. then
. on the = line 6f said lot . 20 Pc
pin ~ In the village 81 Bsy CITY
thence z4ow 10 Jackssl -,
thence IA as sw to the li.e Of
said lot ?, then to the place fte
ginning, &c
Unknown, TITt OF ]. 5 sec .
town 2irEase Il, beginning en-
tine Isabel river a. tire ne corner
Of Isabel e in the Sillsge % .
City, thence f3-w 10 Bay s.,
theGcs. 45se "a I.evee 81 then
e-sterly on the n side Of .evee s.
20 the Isabel river, thence up
SSH river 90 the place Of uegin-
rnr, &c
I nk OWE, part Of lat . sec 0
" 2iran-e -. be. i,ri,-g on
q is.teI river az the ~ cug-
mr. i isaLe. ~ ia tie vi;,sgs az
Is y,'i'y. .asn "a : y IT, lay
.. tnen.e &c Wv 70 Fe.,in -,
zee "a a. & ihe is,iel III
. ience 'i-Wn S.i.l i.eI tat.e
&c .seg:n.. z 20
IS Jew. ysii ~ L.: Sss Q
6Wi22 rang. j., iiesiss.i-.E ~
lie NV soif.e~ % szii Rot } lien
e {" i.ie n Il e 80 P-..ii, >; tho
siii = .: Pay ,..,.ise. c. S44
c to the " iine 90 r-if Ut
sF~., - satT N ! a a, - % -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-01-07
lawn a, Esaes u.

i io,'.t gee 90 IL
4 X ssi klsni, part ~ The ,w
.rof lie sy- CT II e. +. !. I'D -
- u ,4gtnniEE 81 TIE nv
..-5sr ssepca running : q ti'e
a. eorner. theme z IN &c iine
= y,f.h A. IN ilss village ciEdy
CO. tIienee l. 4iS c on me nor
el,e,iv line 81 Fa,h 81 70 Jack
.~n.t thenee a ~ ~ & tiie II
I;ae ~ Sid ~ or az rw OF,
ti,s,-.r 10 tl.e Place ofbegin-
y Strickland, part oI:b sc
~ If .ys or ofsee tovu "a res
r. bes;pnipc at the Sc coIneF'
$50. rrngisS " on tsa line
= I.sr,or -. In tie village OF
- cit~ thence n &c " on the
nsids OF Jackson 81 I" Use W.
line Of ssia ~ az o; srT r,ts'e"'e
a, 49, " i:Ee II gs.te rson e.
t,s,-e . on he ; s;Ge ci Jc.-eT-
.o,sttotl { Isilei river, tfeacc
-, .,s.l ,i--r % tire lie of
"a 40 ar afsw e., thence 8 10
s..r.as.. az DaSianin', =
r,xnoxa, psIt q s. ~ s,tv.gr
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Marrte0.

~ Brookheld. Sept 3d. by Rev Royal Parkinson Mr.
mlhsm q Hopkins, Of Port Hudson, La TO Miss Kelil,
uPham daughter Of Hon. T. NJ. Upham on Brookaeld
10 randolph by Rev Il. b. Hodge, Mr. Edwin H. Barn
ham Esq, Of Newark, T., and Miss Nancy A, billing
ham OF Randolph " 'h
~ In worcester Sept, Sd, by Rev David Perry. Mr.
oaarles Du!ton, Of West Montpelier and Miss Emma
Mr, Alexander CheWhart and Miss Rosetta burton bob
Of Chelsea ''Hi 'o'"
Ia Richmond, August 9TH, 1865 by Rev. s. Williams.
son Of Richmond ~
AT the Inn Of Frederick Robin son. In Brownsville
sept 3D. by Rev H. Kngsbury, Sir. II. Q. Marsh. Of
Ludlow and Miss H. W. Blink OF Fechyile
At the parsonage In Lyndon, August . IN. by Rev. &
MISS Nettie l.. Chase Of Kirby
~ Also at the same place, by the August 3oh. Mr.
Lyme, N. H. ." $500 ~
Also, August 4th, Mr.. Thomas O'Niel and Miss Ellen
Jerrow, both OF Lyndon.
Ass, June 18Th, Mr. {. A. Wells Of Bo.top Mas. AVA
Miss Julia Hill Of Lisbon, n H. N11
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MONTPELIER MAKREr San, :,

PnoyiHoSs-Butter, rs to go Cheese l2tol6; Lard
2oto 26 ralloW H. Dried Applslbto2 Eggs 20 cent
Potatoes 2bto SO. Beans 81 SOTO 225. westIndls su
sars l6tolS Refined Sugars, IS to q. Maple Sugar 10
to Is, Peas, $3.50 to 800.
onion'-sooo to 100. Apples-t60O to 500 per Dbl.
FLorA-Extra 5000 to 1900. Doabl. Extra $40 90 to
100 super-Extra II SOTO 1850.
GRAS AND HAT-corn,& 500 Oats, so. Herdsgra,s
Seed seboto 1850 per bushel Glover 3oto 81 per pound
Hay, $40 to l2per ton. Rye,sl,5O
Aiso1LLAsEous--Dry and greenland woo66. cote 8 90
'ansls',t2,OO to 600. woOl-cOnnon 80 to o. Barb
100 to copper cord. Nails, 800 to so
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CAUTION
TO FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH

nR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. ENpicorr ST.
~ BosroN, IL consulted daily for all diseases incident 10
the female system. Pruapsus utsr Fuor Albus sup
preston, and other menstrual arrangements, are all
treated on new pathological principles and speedy relief
guaranteed In Svery few days, SO invariably certain Is
this new mode Of treatment, that obstinate com
plants yield under H. and the afflicted person soon re-
joices 10 perfect health.
Dr. Dow has doubt had greater experience In the cure
OF diseases Of women han any other physician IN Boston
Boarding accommodations for patients who may wish
TO stay In Boston a few days under his treatment
Dr. Dow since lsi5 having osufnsd his whole ate nton
70 an once practice for the Of Private Diseases and
Female ComplAnisaekuoWledge superior In the INT
ted States.
n BAN letters must contain dollar, or they will
not be answered.
once hours from A. n. to P.N.
Boston, Jny 25 1865. v2ivi
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BOSTON MARKEr. s.nt. O.

Pour-Western, e. ,l6to 1900
Pork,-Prine, t26O to 20 90 Mess, $685. to $500
Beef $1,000 to 1900 Lard, 25I to 2e Hams rs to &c.
Hogs dressed, II to IS.
Butter 80 81 Cheese, l2to 10. Eggs 90 to Is 70
tatoes $500 to 3,2b Dried Apple " to 10.
Beans t22S to $3.50. Peas 3l,75to2IO
Herds grassseed $500 to $500. Glover yotos
Starch stO 10 Tallow, 1bitole
Wool Ful Blood aerino, 62i tosi Threeourths blood
II to u HaltblOod 50 to 7Oi CO@mon 6O &c.
Corn Sjtol0b Oats 65 to 50. Rye o. 90 to sloS.
Hops 50 to