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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-05

eE Mr.. d. B @ ouLrER, of this city, is tn
General Agent for this State, for those two
valuable works, I" Warren's Household Ply
sician," and " Cobbins' Domestic Bible"
The Household Physician" is standard
medical work, prepared with great care by an
eminent physician. II is invaluabl in a FAM
lily and sells readily.
The AZ Domestic Bible" is pronounced by
competent critics to be the best Family Bible
yet published. 1t contains 700 eng rawlings, a
number of maps. questions at the end of each
chapter, for family examination, concor-
dance, and other helps to the study Of the
Scriptures. and also Family Photograph de-
partment, containing openings fsr sixteen or
binary sized pictures. Persons wishing to
engage in the sale Of either, or both Of these
works. in this State. viii apply in person, or
by letter, to ID. b. CoULrER.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate In the
matter of the estate of Thomas Dean, de-
ceased.
ON READING and filing the petition of
" Julia Dean, of Trimbelle, in said coun-
ty, representing among other things, that
Thomas Dean. late of Trimbelle. in said Co
on the 2lst day of July, 1864. died intestate.
leaving goods. chatteis and estate within this
county. and that the petitioner is the widow
of said deceased. and praying that admins
tration of said estate be to her granted, it is
ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge of this court. at his offict, in the city
of Prescott, OH Monday. the 4th day of Sep
TENDER, A. d. 1865. at % o'clock a. NJ And
t is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive
weeks, once in each week. in the Prescott
Journal, newspaper printed in Prescott, pri-
or to said day of hearing.
VIM. HowEs, County Judge.
Dated August LIST, 1865. I6-w3
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A MEAN CUss. NO other term see1i
to fly designate DR.. ]. A. Thompson,
who camc to this city about year ago.
He is the most utterly worthless and
completely demoralized man we ever
knew. On Monday last, he was arrest
ed on complaint of bis wife, and fined
S25 and costs. and in default Of payment
was committed to Jail. His wife gave
birth to child but week previous, and
the testimony showed that she had daily
bsen subjected to the grossest personal
abuse by the drunken brute, she is UT.
fortunate enough to have for husband
There is some complaint that the Justice
let the wretch off with SO light a fine,
but twenty five dollars is as much to him
rs a thousand, unless be can borrow the
money, and that is not very likely, as he
has already borrowed from every BODY
who will lend.
= We owe an apology 70 our road
ers for a 'puff'' of this same DIR. Thomp.
son, which appeared in this paper last
fall. The scamp wrote it himself, took
it into the Office in our absence, and told
the person in charge that we had exam
ined and approved it and SO it went in.
The fellow is mortgaged to the deyil be-
yond all hope Of redemption, and the
sooner a foreclosure is made the better.
His wife is deserving Of the SYM athy
and assistance Of our citizens.
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A. Ii. BLANCHARD.
Wholesale Dealer in
! @sa n HsN HnaR@>-


~.a asN r4ss--
Where all are so worthy, it would be
invidious to particularize, but HANK FL
FIELD, the first volunteer from Pierce
county, played bis drum a. If the thun.
ders of Gettysburg wsre rsverberating in
his memory, and BILL WINcHEsrER, the
fret married volunteer from this county.
looked as if he was thinking of when he
first played Yankee Doodle on the baIeo
ny of the st. Charles Hotel, in New Or
leans. $3.50 sa
About IL, the procession MARRIED to the
Fair Grounds, where sumptuous dinner
was provided. The tables were richly
and profusely spread, and a vast amount
of creature comforts were very soon be-
slowed in the proper place.
After dinner, the assembly was called
to order by PAINE CoNvERsE ESQ.,, and
briefand appropriate speeches were made
by j. G. BUrToE Esq, Hon. j. w.
BEARDsLEY, Capt. p. v. WISE, Capt. o
J.. MAxsoN. Rev. w. G.. DENsrsos,
Lutte A TAYLOR, and HOSEA B. Bates
The afternoon was then pleasantly pass
ed in social enjoyment.
In the evening, dancin was the order
and so large social party never assem-
blcd in Prescott before, 1S6 tickets being
issued, 142 being to soldiers. Many
more citizens wished to be present, but
stayed away that the soldiers might be
better accommodated.
As We looked on the merry throng we
thought Of the sterner music to which
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they had listened-how they had form
ed for the deadly charge-and answered
the call to very different sort of arms
from those they bore just then. We
thought of BAyARD TAYLoR's line
" Dear 2 irl. her name he dared not speak,
but last night he dared speak it, and did,
and attssted the truth that
"The bravest are the tenderest.
The loving are the daring
Nothing occurred during the day or
night to cast any reprosch on the pro-
ceedings. As soldier said to US, as
the party broke up, 'citizens have shown
they can be good soldiers, and to day
soldiers have shown they can be good
citizens"
The boys are welcome home. Right
nobly has their work been done.
For four long years the Lord has yelled
His fac. behind tire battle-cloud,
From hill to hill across the land
Has pealed the baitle-anthem loud.
Our fields have drunk the precious blood
That free as water has been shed.
The streams that lave the battle plains
With blood of heroes have run red.
But now at last, in distance drowned,
The lannon's thunders fail and cease,
And borne npon the summer wind
We hear the sweet-toned bells of peace.
The sulphurous cloud of battle lifts,
From off the face of God withdrawn.
And in the East our eyes behold
The broad light of purer Dawn.
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H Our old friend, Bon EDEN, ls.

ET Our old friend, Bon EDEN. has
been promoted to the Lieut.. ColonOlcy
of his Reg, the s7th. He. has in press
and will shortly publish a history Of the
Regiment, entitled, "Sword and Gun; a
History of the 37th Regimen: of wiscon-
sin Infantry. from its Organization to its
Muster The Regiment has had an
eventful career, and BOB Is capital wri-
ter, and will make very interesting
book.
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ARRANDALE a. CO.. Agents

NO. IbI BrOadway \ EW YORK
Announce that all the above list OF goods will
be sold for One Dollar each.
In consequence of the great stagnation oftrae in the
manufacturing districts of England, through the war
having cut of the supply of cotton, large quantity Of
valuable Jewery, originally intended for the English
MARKET has been sent cd for sale in this country AND
MUST BE SOLD AT ANY SACRIFICE Under those
cifeur stances ARRANDALE Co. acting agents for
the principal European manufacturers have resolved
upon Great Gift AppOrtionment to b. divided accord
ing to the following regulations
Cerhcates OF the various iccs are put into euve
opes indiscriminaely eeaed up, when ordered are
taken out without regard to choice, aud sent by mail
thus showing no favartism. Gu receipt of the cert
heate, you viii what you To have ami then II is
At yonr option TO send tina dollar snd obtain the article
or not. Purchasers may thus obtain Gold Watch
Diamond Ring, or any set Of Jeweley our list for
ONE DOiIAR
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THE CESsUs.-Last week we pub
lished the census returns of ali the towns
in this county. excepting Ell Paso, which
are as follows White, male, 70; fs-
male, 10. Colored, male. 4; female, 3.
Foreign birth. ss.
This makes the total population of the
county 1924, divided as follows: White,
male, 3.203; female, 3,O54. Colored,
male, 80; female, a5. Foreign birth,
1852. There'are in the county insane
persons, deaf and dumb, and blind.
The population Of Pierce county in 1890
was t,672.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of William Foust, de-
ceased.
IN READING and filing the petition of
~ Truman Field. administrator OF said es
tate. representing among other things, that he
has fully administered said estate. and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for exam
lining and allowing his account of his admin
istration, it is ordered that said account be
examined By the Judge of this court, at his
Office, in the city OF Prescott, on Monday. the
18th day of August. A ID. 1865. at 10 o'clock,
A. III. And it is further ordered, that notice
thereof be given to all persons interested. by
publishing a copy OF this order for three sue
cessive weeks, once in each week. in the
Prescott Journal, a newspaper printed in
Prescott prior to said day Of examination.
VIZ. Howys, County Judge.
Dated July I'd, 1865. Ia-w3
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL.


A Union State Convention will be held at
the Capitol, in Madison. on Wednesday, the
sixth day of September next, at ~ o'clock
NJ, for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for the sew eral State officers to be elected at
The next general election. and Of tr,nsacting
such other business as may be'deerned for the
public interest.
Each Senate and each Assembly dis riot of
the State. viii he entitled to two delegates in
such convention. Each regiment of Wiscon-
sin troops, remaining in the service at that
date. will also be entitled to representation in
the convention. as follows: if containing not
more than 500 men. rank and file, one dele
gate if more than hat number, two dele
gates.
All voters who are in favor of maintaining a
faithful and economical management of our
State affairs, and of sustaining the n ational
Government in effecting such an early and
permanent settlement of our national difficult
ties as will secure harmony between the DIFF
ferent sections of the Country-estatllsl lib
erty-assure jgstice-restore order, and revive
prosperity, are invited, without regard TO for
mer political associations. to unite in ele, t,ng
delegates to the aforesaid convention.
HORACE RU BTEE Chm.
W.. G.. ALLEN,
g. w. HAzELTCN,
VIM A. LAWRENC
J. ALLEN BARBER,
g. G. SHOLES.
III. ID. BARRON.
A. G.. KNIGHT.
ALLEN WORDEN,
Union State Committee.
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The WELCOME HOME.
Soldiers Reception. !
A MEMORABLE DAY!

Yesterday, Friday, August 4th, was
memorable day in Pierce county.
On that day the people assembled in
this city to do honor to the brave, aud
give formal expression to their warm
welcome home. Never has this county
seen such an occasion before. We have
had meetings for political purposes
meetings to promote our business inter-
ests; We have had conventions in the in
terest Of temperance, and other moral re.
forms, and religious anniversaries and
gatherings of various kinds, but never
before was there public meeting in this
comfy to welcome home the men who
have vindicated the honor and mant.iu.
ed the authority of the Government on
the battle field.
The return of our soldiers has brought
the terrible realities of war moro wildly
to our minds than their departure did
They left us h full ranks, flushed with
confidence and buoyant with hope; they
return s0ih their work done, but with
with wasted, decimated ranks, while the
very many who are MANNED, give sad
dening eyideuce If the terrible ordeal
through which they have passed.
The demonstration was fiattering to
the soldiers and creditable to the citizens
In point of numbers, it surpassed any
previous gathering made up from Pierce
county; in character it was composed of
orr best citizens; and in warmth of feel
ing we never saw it equalled. WELCOME
HOME, was on every lip, and beamcd
from every eye.
About IL o'clock. the procession of
soldiers was formed under, the direction
of Marshall HOSEA B. BATES. and his as
sistants, led by the Hudson Brass Band
and escorted by gay cavalcade of ladies
th their escorts, on horseback. On the
public square they were fly received by
the citizens. and an hour was spent in
display. There was scarcely one, if a
siugIo one, Of those two hundred soldiers
who has not proved himself a hero
They have all listened to
The scream of shot and burst OF she'll.
And believing of the mortars
lr, VIII, murray Sr0ss Cut Saws, $50
loe & Co.'S, Grifith's and Rowland's nE
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E Philips & Collins Patent Churm

g Philips & Collins Patent Churns
take veil, but nothing to be compared
with the cooling beverages prepared by
John Smith, at the City Restaurant. He
has replenished his stock with choice
lot of Family Groceries, CONNECTION
ries, Rsisins, Figs, Nuts, DC. The best
of Ice Cream furnished ut all times
Those wishing establss ara invited to
give him call.
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SOLDIERS AT HOME.

They come through the green still ways
To their peaceful homes once more.
To lie in the shade through the simmer days
Till their weariEess is DER.
And the silence glows familiar thing
After the battles roar.
They are strsng in limb and look,
And forget TO heed the rain;
And drink at every babbling brook,
And sleep on the open plain;
For the night-pists fall in harmless dew
On their oaken bark and grain.
The children count the scars
On their faces one by one;
AN d the maidens that twinkle out like stars
A fter the set of sun,
Draw shyly near to hear them tell
How the bloody fight was wen.
They are heroes one and all
To these gentle ones they meet;
And the voices of love that to them call
Were never so soft and sweet;
And toward what once was a hopeless dream
They now may turn their feet.
They are the nations pride,
And its living memory
OF the noble hearts that bravely died
Beside them on land and sea
And at their feet are the highest gifts
Of a thankful people free.
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U. s. Coil. OFFICE. 6rH DIsr.. Wis,
Sparta. ,Julv IL IS65

q. S. Coil. OFFICE. 6rH DIsr.. WIS,
Sparta, July Is, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given. that will at
IN tend. myself, or by deputy, at the office
of the Q. s. Assessor: Prescott. Pierce county,
Wis, on the 9Th, 9th and 10Th Of August
next. to receive the taxes in said count, under
the U. 5. Excise Laws, and returned in the
Assessors annual list for 1865.
Persons failing to pay on said DAYS, as
above, or within ten days thereafter, at the
office of j. @. BurToS. Deputy Collector,
Prescotts Wis. viii be subject to the penalty
of ten per cent.
.H CHAS. SHUTTER, Collector.
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Annual Taxes.

u. S. Assessors OFFICE. 6FH DisT.. Wis.
Prescott, June 18th, 1865.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual
IN list for the 9th Div of this Dist. cain-
prising the counties of Pierce. ST. Groix.
Polk, Dallas and Burnett. is complete. and
viii be open for inspection. al my office. in
Prescott, Wis, on the 5tlI day Of Julv, 1865,
when appeals may be made in accordance
with set. 10, Act of June 80. 1864.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Assessor
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Notice TO Creditors.

Pierce Comfy Court-ln Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Catharine Davis. de-
ceased
To all whom it may concern:
II ETTERS Of administration on said es-
Il tate having been issued to Thomas Da-
Wis, of Clifton. in said county, on the first day
of Nav, 1865, and six months from and after
said day being allowed and limited for credi-
tors to present their claims for examination
and allowance, notice is hereby given, that
the undersigned viii, on the lst Mondays of
July, Aug. September, Oct. and The first day
of November next, at his office. in the city Of
Prescott. receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against
said deceased.
WM. HowEs, County Judge.
June %, 1865. low
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Agents wanted:

YNHE subscriber wishes 10 secure the scrri-
Il ces of competent Agents ta canvass
Northwestern Wisconsin, for two Of the most
valable Books ever offered in the west. Agents
are realizing from 800 to $3.50 per month in
this business. For further particulars address
ID. B. COULTER.
Iowa Prescott, Wis.
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re- G. A. DILt has Just returned
from the East with mammoth stock of
Goods, which he is selling off at rednced
prices. George is lightning man, and is
bound to run things on the broad gage.
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n ISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, Sc
~ MINAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS--new and reliable treatmens-in
reports of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes. free
efcharge. Address DIR. j. SxLLIS HoUGE-
TON. Howard Associatten. Ne 2 South NiatN
Philadelphia, Pa. R-yi
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G1- A pamphlet has recently been
issued by DR.. WILLIAM ELDER, of the
Treasury Department, on the question
allow the Western States can become
the imperial power 10 the Union DR..
Elders answer is, that TO secure empire
the Western Sta'es must aim at industri.
al independence; they must foster their
manufactures, depend upon the home
market and not the foreign, diversity
their pursuits, and in short do almost
everything which the modern school OF
free trade advises them not to do. He
remarks upon the insignificsnce of the for
eign demand for their exports as COM
pared with the domestic, shows how re.
markabls has been their gain in some in
terests fostered by the enforced protective
system of the last four years, and points
out some warnings which they have al
ready received, as to an exclusive Deepen
dence upon agricultural pursuits.
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CITY II FL STA RAN
JOHN SMITH

MOULD announce to his frirnds that
w he has opened Restaurant on Broad
Street. where he keeps Confectioneries. Eata-
bles, Spruce Beer, etc.. etc. Fresh Baltimore
Oysters by the can or plate. Drop in and
see him.
Prescott, May 81, 1864. 3-wif
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~ Mr. Barnum asked the advice IF his
friends as TO continuing in business after his
Museum was burnsd. Among others he asked
Horace Greeley. who replied, take there>t
of your lite easy; go fishing. I've been want
ing to go fishisg for thirty years, and haven't
had chance vet
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PA

DISEASES OF the Urinary and Sexual
IL Systems-new and reliable treatment.--
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER. an Essay of War
ming and Instruction, sen. in sealed envel-
opes. free of charge. Address DIR. J. SKILIIS
HOUGHToS. Howard Association, No. Two.
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pennsyl.
wanna. vs. 42-Iy
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A VIOLENT SroRM.-To day we have
had the most violent rain storm this coun-
try has ever ssen-beginning about ii
o'clock and continuing until four in the
afternoon. The damage to crops must
have been immense.
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Eg j. F. MAcoMB of Hastings.
has constantly on hand very fine stock
ofwstches. jswelr yand silverware lie is
also an excellent workman, and will make
an old watch, as BuRSs' good wife
would an old pair of pants, almost rs
good as new. Give him a trial.
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Personal. last remnant of Co.
B. 9th Reg, five in number arrived
Z as home this week. Capt Sniyzer and 1t.
ga. KINNEY are in poor health, 1t, Holman
MAJ is hale and hearty.
OF - Brig. Gen. SAM. HARTMAN, Major
ass ELLSWORTH BURNETT and 1t. j. w.
L WINcHEsrER, of the S7th, arrived last
In, night, looking finely. The Gen. and
q Major don't need any praises here; if
they did, we would give it muchly.
= 1t. Col. MYRoN REED, brother of
hProf. REED, is spending few days here.
nc For nearly two years past he has had
rs. charge of scouting parties in the South
nts, west, and led a life of great excitement
. and danger. When boy, MYRoN "co'd
nr do some things as well as Others" and
IL he holds his size.
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re- The telegraph Office here is op2n
for business. It is in Beardsley and I.y.
fords store.
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EXCHANGE bought and sold. and prompt at.
tention given to collections.
Prescott, june Is, 1851. nsvr
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Union Assembly District Con-
yentiOn.
A Union Convention for the District COM
prisng Pierce and St. Croix counties. will be
held at River Falls, on Saturday. Aug. 26th,
at enc O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose of elect
ing one Senatorial and two Assembly dele
gates 10 the Union State Convention, TO be
i.eld at Madison ON the 9th of September next
Each county will be entitled 10 six delegates
in the Convention.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Chm Assembly Dist Committee.
Prescott, Aug. 2, 1865.
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CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

PRESCOTT, yIscoxsT.
W. p. WEsTFALL. Cashier
CHAs. MILLER. President
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LANDS FOR SALE.

OEVERAL Thousand acres of Lands, at
- from Three to Five Dollars per acre. stu
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley, Salem,
lIaTtland, FL PassO. Oak Grove. Martell and
Union. in Pierce County, and Waterville, in
Pepin County.
Those in Oak Grove are the sc ne and hi
Sc. %. The Sc sw % and Inf NV SO and NV
sw and hf sw sc in 20. 10.
Those in Martell are the Inf NV 81. and
the II hf sc. and sw Sc IS, %. Ia.
For particulars enquire by letter of
G. H. ROBERTS,
Poughkeepsie. New York.
October 30. 1864. 26-ms
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Send IS Gents for Certificate.

In all transactions by mail, shall charge for for
waraing the certificate paying postage aud doing TIN
business, 25 cents eac which must be enclosed wher
the certificate is sent for Five certificates will be sen
for 81 eleven for 50, thirty for IS sivty-ve for 81
one hundred for SIS.
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r U N MIN AGAIN

We have started our Mill here. and shall
keep it running the entire season.
Crisis Ground Promptly.
Lumber of every kind furnished al greatly
reduced prices.
Scantling and Fencing Per u. Sl7.o0
common Lumber $500
Lath. 400
BRING ~ YOUR ORDERS.
Dudley A Co.
Prescott, .Irr,~ I'll, lss5. .7.tf
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Union County Convention.

Uni0n Comfy Convention.
A MON Convention Tor The Comfy Of
Pierce, will be held al Ellsworth. on Wednes-
day. Aug. %. at one o'elock p. NJ, for the
purpose of electing six delegates to the As
sembly District Convention to he held at
River Falls, Aug 9th. Zach town will be
entitled to the usual number of delegates
LUTTE A. TAYLOR,
FRANKLIN DIts,
OSBORN SrRABL.
Union County Committee.
Prescott, Aug. .. 1865.
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WASHINGTON
Gil AIM AGENC Y!
To Officers and Soldiers of Wisconsin
their Widows and Heirs.

~ S. BUNDY, formerly of Wisconsin.
W 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 AMI their agents throughout
the State, are invited To address him by mail.
G. S. BUNDY.
No. 247 F ST, Washington. d. c..
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Coopers',
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