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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-17
4 Double Satire.

The annexed has n sufficiently wide
application to be appreciated by mar
ried people of either sex:
Husband Neutrality-suspicious. 1st.-
Room in hotel, Spittoons full ofcigar
stamps. Bourbon whisky. Husband
in a hurry to be of, writing home:
Dearest Susie : My time isso much
occupied with business that can hard
" spare . moment to write to YOU
Oh! darling, how I miss you, and the
only thing that sustains ne during my
absence is the thought that every mo
ment thus spent is for the benefit Of my
dear wife and children. Take good
care Of Yourself, my dear. Feed the
baby on the cows milk. Excuse
haste, etc.
Wife 1T home.-Sccne Cd. Parlor
All the gas Lit. Thirteen grass widows +;
Fred, from around the corner with his
violin: Jim, from across the way, with
his banjo Jack, from above, with his
guitar; Sam, from below, with his
flute: lots of other fellows, with their
instruments. Dancing and singing :;
sidchoard covered with nuts, cake, wine.
whisky, etc, wife, ina hurry to dance,
writing to husband:'
Deer HuJJy: How lonesome feel
in your absence. The hours pass To-
diously. Nobody calls Oh me, and |
am constantly thinking Of the time
when you will be home, and your
CHEEKY c]ountcnancc light up the drearY
routine Oh every day life. My house
hold duties keep me constantly en-
ploycd. lam living as economical as
possible, knowing that your small in
come will not admit Of frivolous *
pcnses, But now, dear, will say good
bye, or | will be too late for the month
l. concert Of prayer. In haste, yours,
etc,
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State OF TenncsScc--Franklin Co.

State OF TenncSScc--Erahkiln 20.
County Court, March Term, 1866.
Lewis Metcalfe, admir-. ETC.,
w
Creditors of j. W. Carriers estate.
On motion of l.. Mctcalfe, and it appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the Court that
the claims of creditors of said estate here
tofore filed inthe Clerks Office have been
lost during the late war.
It is therefore ordered that the said cretl-
itors be permitted to supply said lost pa
prrs, by filing with the Clerk of this Court
COPIES of mounts of said claims. as may
appear by receipts held BY them. and that
general notice he given said creditors by
the Administrator. by publication Of the
order in the Home journal for four con
sccl.ivc weeks. THOS. SHORT,
marl7 z 50) Clerk.
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e VO sV F'T'VF
MANY VOTERS.
WINCHESTER. Tenn. March 9th. 1866.

WINCHESTER. Tenn, March 9th, 1866.
Since my return from Nashville, have
been solicited by many citizens to become
n candidate for reelection to the lower
branch oftle Legislature.
In reply. | have to say that | have no de-
sire to return to the Legislature. but If the
people believe that it Is in my power to
promote their interests, and elect me to the
office, | will attempt faithfully to serve
them. AS to the course ] will pursue. fire
elected. | refer to my record while u menu
Der of the Legislature.
Very Respectfully.
Your Obt servant,
WM. SIMMONS.
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sI' have on hand, at the old house of
Handy &Co. a very desirable lot of goods,
which will be sold at cost. in order to give
place to u fresh lot Of goods which will be
OH in Il short time. The people of Win
chester and adjoining country are invited
to avail themselves of this opportunity to
procure these articles without having to
pay any per cent on the original cost.
$. \. handy.
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NOTICES..
Wanted.

We are requested to ascertain If any per-
son in WINCHESTER wishes to employ u lady
to take Charge OF u house and attend TO the
cooking. A friend Of ours, whose recon-
incubation is sulilcieht. writes usa follows:
"IIcr name is Mrs, --, from Tuscumbia.
Ala. / have known her for several years,
and know herto be a lady In every respect,
but this "crucl war; has ruined her pccu-
niarily." Apply to
murl7 1t w. J. SLATER.
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Review of the Winchester Market

corrected Weekly, by Patterson & McDowell.[
SATURDAY, March II, 1866.
ReesWar,-Yellow, 35c.
BUtter,-Per ID, 4Oc.
Checse,-Hamburg, q ID. 35c.
COfee,-Prime Rio, 4Oc; Java. 55c.
Corn Mcat,-Per bushel. 81 %.
Drugs,IQuininc SulpIl, + or, 81 90.
Eggs,-Per doz., Zoe.
Fyour,-Superiine. per barrel, s1l 90;
Plain Extra, Sl2 90; Extra Family, SlI 90.
Dru GO0dszBrown Sheeting p yard,
400 Is; Prints, 3O@6o; Cambrics, 35.
Feathers-Per h.. 45@5O.
Ginseng-Per h.. soc.
Gr0in-COrn. s.: Oats. 81 W.
GMnpoVdeT-Perlb h., s5c.@s1 %.
Ldrd-Per h., 2Sc.
Motasses-So-ghum, per gallon. 81 90.
Pofafoes-Peach Blow. per BUSH. 50 80.
PROVISIONS Pork, per lb, l0@ Tic;
Beef, 7@10.
R0gs-Per pound. &c.
Sof-Per bushel, 81 406s1 50.
Sced-Clover. q bushel, sl1 5O@s12 90;
Hungarian, 81 90.
Sugdr-Per h., 20@2sc.
7dH0W-Per lb- 12@15c.
VneOGr-Cider, p gallon, 50c.
CHiciens-3jc.
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state OF TcilncsSce---Franklin Co.
County Court Clerks Office, Winchester.
Milton Byron, ct al@,
W.,
Geo. ". Byron. ct ais.
IT APPEARING FROM PETITION
-liilcd III this cause that the defendants,
Franklin Byron. Robt. c. Byron. Martha
Anderson, Miller Tanning. Jas. Tanning,
and sarah and Henry Tanning are non
residents Of the state OF Tennessee.
II Is therefore ordered that they enter
their appearance before or within the first
three days Of the next term of said Court.
to he held on the first Monday in April
ncNt. and plead. answer. or dcmur to COM
plainant>' Till or the same will be taken for
confessed rs to them. and set for hearing
cNparlc. TllOS. SHORT. GIN.
Mar3 Nv
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ASHAMED OF lIIM.--The vulgar for
ci9u mcrccnary, Carl Schurz, delivered
q lecture in Washington a few nights
since, 50 flied with invective against
the white people of the South, and so
lauditory Of tee negro and his fellow
Radicals, that it even Disguised the
majority Of those who had purchased
tickets from the sympathy they i'm
ARMED to exist between themselves and
the speaker. AS an evidence Of the
contempt with which he covered him
self by his outrageous dcnunciations of
the Prosidedt and the conservative
masses OF the country, General Banks,
though loudly called for by the audi
once ut the close Of the address, refused
to open his lips. He was evidently
ashamed Of the company in which he
found llimsclr.-NashriVe Banner.
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NOTICE,

At the February Term. 1866. of the Chan
Gerry Court, at Winchester, Tenn. the I'M
dcrsigned was appointed Receiver, to set
tie up the business of the late firm of Bra
zclton a. Brown. All persons indebted to
or having claims against them, will come
forward and make settlement Immediately.
or their claims will be barred.
j. W. BUCHANAN, Receiver.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-17

CoMPLrMESTARY.-The Reverend Mr..
Hepworth, in n recent sermon in Bos-
ton, speaking of the President, said
ale calls himself a sclf-made man.
We a well believe it, for it is no
credi. 10 have made him" The rev
erend gentleman must have been read
ing bis Bible backward.
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Administrators Notice.

A IL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
LAc>t0tc OF Mrs. Martha q. Sims, dcceA@-
ed. are hereby notified to call and settle
with the undersigned soon as possible. or
they will have to pay costs Of suits for the
same. ! have her book Of accounts and it
Will be Il hardship ON many who owe small
sums, 10 have to pay rs much costs asdrht.
Yet they will have it to TO unless they
come and pay UP Immediately. ! positive
~ cannot go about and dun people for
these little sHms-tllry are too numerous.
lWarn youintimc, NOTICETIIE ABOVE.
All who have claims are required to pre-
SEM them within the time required by law
or they viii be barred.
LEWIS METCAIlE,
Admir- with the will annexed.
ntlIn tW
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market.
NASHVILLE. March 18th. 1850

NASHVILLE, March 18th, 1866.
Trade continues brisk in this depart
ment.
COTTON.-Transactions brisk. Tenncs-
see staple we quotc at 3l@32c. During the
day we hear of ZIG bales. The prices OBJ
tained range from 81 to 32lac.
SALT.-Ey the 100 barrels, has been re-
duccd to ~ 40 per barrel.
COFFEE was decidedly lower yesterday.
We quote common to good at 29a3O; good
to fair. ~1.a32; fair to prime, 3la32; and
choice freely offered at -.
SUGAR. Market steady. with better
sales than for some days back. at 1Gal7 for
Cuba; litaalG>a for Porto Rico; l9a2o for
Dcmcrara; 2la2lla for Refined HardS; y
Coffee Il; b l9a2O; G lSalSla: yellow.
lGlaal1.
F~LOUR.-Thc supply is good. We quote
at So 25as 80 for superiinc; 50 0Oa0 30 for
extra; $lOall for family; Sll 25ai2 90 for
fancy.
BACON.-Light transactions for sides
at lSl5c; ribbed sides, is; shoulders ICE:
hams. plain, zoe; and canvassed a3c.
LAi;D.-rirm at Zoe for %tierce, and dc
for kcG.
NAlLS.-Stock fair. and increasing dali
". Transactions liberal at IS % for los to
aOs, with 25c advance for each diminishing
grade.
CANDLES.-Demand fair. Star. light.
l9lac; fall weights 2ic; Tallow So 80 L
box for G's. and ~ 80 for Is.
G~HAIN.-Thc market yesterday was cX-
cited. We heard of sales of corn at eighty
tiyec on the lcyee. We quote prime white
corn at SOC. from store. Oats, clean, at
G5c. and quiet. No wheat in the market.
COTTON YARNS.-are held at 33c per
dozen for ZOOS, 35c for COOS, and 81 for
5OO's and zoos.
FEATIIERS.-Therc is but a limited
supply in The market. Selling ut 55c.
WiIISkY.-Largc supply, with liberal
sales. Common recti!ied 81 35a2 80; Rob-
ertson county. low grade. So 75a4; Bourbon
is quoted at S3a4; old Apple brandy quo
ted ut Sia5.
APpLES.-Grecn are offered at SSa0 50
per barrel. Market brisk.
EGGS.-In demand and firm at Zoe.
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WINCHESTER. Tenn, March 8, 1866.

Hon. WIN. SIMMoSS:--
SIR: We many of
your friends, who approve of and endorse
your course in the Tennessee Legislature,
feel it your duty to us to serve us again,
and our duty to you to support you for re-
election. We therefore desire you to run.
VIII you do so? Please reply.
MANY VOTERS.
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Cincinnati Produce Market.
CINCINNATI, March -.
Lard. 1Sc.
Clear sides. l7lGc.
Mess Pork 27c.
Whiskey 50 25-active.
Flour unchanged.
Cheese unchanged.
Wheat. new red. 81 7O@1 so; old 50 10.
Cosn 5lM5G. mixed and white.
Oats unchanged.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-03-17

EXECUTIVE PAEDoSs.--ln compliance
with Il House resolution, a list OF par
dons granted hytho President is being
made out and will he submitted in
about ten days. Virginia can boast Of
abont four thousand, over M half Of
which fail under the thirteenth or
twenty thousand dollar exception.
The four States having obtained the
largest numbea Of pardons are Al
ALBANIA, Virginia. Georgia and Mis-
isissippi. The entire number of par
dons granted will be smaller than the
public anticipates.
BEVERLEY TICKER has gone to Mex
leo rs the correspondent ofthe London
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Having learned the true secret of success
in selling goods, which is a knowledge of
the fact that "animblc siXpcncc is worth
more than Il slow shilling we have adop-
ted rs our motto
"UuicH safes ohd short Pr0jits,"
and intend to adhere strictly to it. We
shall keep none but the hest goods; and a.
the commercial value Of all kinds of goods
is tluctuating. shall cndeayor to avoid har-
ing an Ovpr-Stock on hand ut any time, but
will rcplcnisli constantly. thereby keeping
ourselves well posted in the market, and
saving our customers from loss ON account
OF our Ignorance.
BY close application to business, and po-
lite attention to the wants of our friends,
we hope to merit Il share Of patronage.
q -Butter and Eggs. Ginseng. Bees
wax. Feathers, Jeans, Cotton Cloth, Socks.
Linscy, and clean Cotton and Linen Rags,
taken in exchange LDr Dry Goods.
marI7-tf. MOSELEI CREDIBLE.
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Bennett, Admir- &C.,
W.
j. NJ. RusScy.
nv MpNDAI. TIE ID DAY APRIL,
OlSGG. | will sell to the highest bidder TOR
cash, the lands described in the plcatings,
being that part of the Rus>ey tract convey
ed to him by X. j. l.ylcs.
II. L. ESTiLI. &. d VI.
mars ( 80 tbs
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state of Tennessec--Franklin. Co
Lewis Metcalfe,
ATTACHMENT.

Whereas. Lewis Mctcalfe has applied to
the undersigned, j. ID. Lynch. an acting
Justice of said county, in accordance with
the laws of said State, for an attachment
against the property of John Barnes. and
having obtained the same, and it appearing
to me that said Barnes is a nonresident Of
this State. Notice is hereby given to said
Barnes to appear before ne on the Goth
day of September next. at my Office. in said
County. to defend the above suit, or | will
proceed to give Judgment in said cause ~
if he were present TO defend the same.
Given under my hand, on the s.h day of
March. 1866. j. ID. LYNCH, j. p. y
marl7. c 5O.) for franklin Co.
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NNIIGE !!

NOUTiIERN STATE MONEY TAKEN
Cfor goods ut the CEEAp STORE.
mars lw W. b. MILLEN.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-02

be9reiai@ MAIDEN, mas Sic nienlatS begrefen
woiIen. gldnti4 Sbre Stellung nlir gegcniber.
g|eDmen, sic bdber pieOerum Blab. Sic mill
fen mib anb6rer." '.
ga gOuta.ise md iauner fteben bIteb, 70
ieBte er ntitiartaftilaem Qa4e(n binsu: -
o99 traute Sbnen ntebr sn unb 9taubte ni6t,
oaB ffe ppreinem 8einbe tntflie6cn tpiroen g8
9dn8t gang ron Sbnen feIbt ab, ob oeIes @ee
iprd9 ene arieg8erfIdrun9 ober Elm 6rteoenSz
oertrag 5pii4en sn8 letn oIl. Grweilen Gie
NIT oaber bic gunf uno nebnlen Sic Sbren
RIob tDle0et Gin, So ocriprehe Sbnen, nt@t
plee 28orte 81 uladen."
Gpaitqt5e iebte itGA pieOer, uno Gpert blieb
IN ein}9er @ntfernung pon ibr iteben. a..
rs 1T iQulit roa5r, bab Sic mi9 4erabIGeus
en-. 6e8antr er, ,,6oB utein blpBer 2tnblid Sbnen
oerbabt tit? = Gber t0o8 babet9 tenn get6an,
aa3 oieie @eltnnung pon Sbrer @eite ge9en
mid perbtent?"
(6or,leBun9 fptat.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-02
@,e,le (gwDTi1.ttlo. .
L 2Grfnoer beS beritnaten, rteu pateutirten
4!ilncric01t S,Grollometer.
9e0er 1lGaD sSinSifl0 @fpre,

45A Bic Str. spii6en $ Str. uno 4a g(pe.
Dar lnterssiGnete erlaaEt it@ 6ierlt elaen greuu6
nno Setenntan fcTte benz 9ebrten 9ubIgfp r3eten att
3nbeGen, baB er ant 0beneenanren 9as et naue8 gf6
erbffnet tat, mp ct eGe Sprten ber ppie @ 0 pb
S n b N 6 8 unb u per8 un6 ale enteren Grtifei
rel@e gu TEN @e9aft geb6ren o9trdtbe Bat unb btte
beB9alb I'M sablgethen 2uiPrn&.
(2te3GtN WbtItbp @eIaer
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-02


tpar cine Yrpmenaoe, tuelGe iie madte, ebe Die
glnoern auigeitanoen tparen.
Sim fplsenoen Mprsen leben mir iie oeBbaIb
ant Stranoe 9elagert ouf Die tiefblaue See bin=
auSidauen. @s tpebte Elm frilder DinO rlnO er
tleiOete Die @p9en in tpeiBen Sdalm.
& 60 bate fie lang bageielen, olS lie S6ritte
in ibrer gldbe b6rte. Gs mar nidt8 llngetpbbne
Ii9eS, baB 9rbeitSleute bielen gBeg 9ingen, uno
gOnfan3e nabm f6 ntdt einntcl Die Mate, ben
&opf llmSuwenbenL nm 5u ie6en, tper e8 pdre,
ais eine Stimme lie nit Den gEorten besribte {:
nGuten Dlorser1 6rdulein gcnltan5e.
Sic blidte auf. Gpert Nrelelm ftono an
ibrer Seite. 20 t5as
@Onftan8e erbpb ii6 70 baftig, alS pb iie elm
giftigeS 1bier 9emabrte.
vBenn Sic, 9err Baron, bic M61tdt baben,
mid auf rtetnen Spu5er9dngen 5a perfolgeu,
70 tperoe i4Ippbl se3pungen iein, bieIe Ge8eno
81, perlaIien, 70 lang Sic itd bier aufbalten, Z"
benterfte GOnitanje.
uG8 1T beute, 10 piel Gere6ti9teit maiIen Sic
mir tuioerfabren laiien, baS erite NtaI, oab i@
Sic auf Sbren @anOerungen ft6re," entgeg>
nete @pert. . llnb Dap id9 es beute tblte, parQn
finp Sic Ie[bit i6ulp, fpfern Sic mid unpiuz
tlrIi@ aar1t Meuberlten treiten, SD mIB Sbnsn
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-02-02
9errenflei eiorr<2abe,D,

SysEAE3st&tgUE4~%WUENp -
gEeit Bratt Str. go. 358 un0 1851.
@tetneu gee6rt.a greunbet, unb bem gu5lifum made
ID 6ierutjt bic Mn5eise, oas m baS iOu et Sa6ren an
bieieH PaBe eoblirte @e4G ibernpnuen babe uub be-
autig elm reigatige8 2oser fdDnen iolb georbez
teten 6errentteberu neeer eeon gu Sen biG9fen rez
len oDrrG6ig 6alten nub aud ple au 8efeanr9 aiferz
tt9eu perSe Stoffe fir @bde unb SpeneuSe in alen
Gorteu uub 81 aQsu BreiFen.
{ercr cine @u8ipoEt WeSeubirrne, GtGGe &C., rtuie
ale in bieies SAD eini9lagenben artifeI. s#
rs 2lue 8efenun8eu peroeu prompt, bili9 uub in
EGrSefer Syriit au8efertigt.
s.. e. Saifcr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
MOORHEAD'S
CELEBRATED BITTERS,

rINHE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY INFORMED
J. that these highly esteemed DITTERS are now made
by tho same person who made them for over twenty
years for James Moorhead He having tho original re-
ceipt confidently recomme them equal to any
made during Moor head 8 life iime
Sod III quantities to snt purchasers at No 90 CAL
HoUN-sTkEET, south side, between Meeting and An.
son streets. JAMES MoKEAN
July IL limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
GRE AT
Reduction Of Prices
AT THE
OLDEST ESTABLISHED
CLOTHING House
IN THE CITY!
219 KING-ST.,
CHARLESTON, S. G.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS TO
inform his customers, and the
public generally, that in order
to meet their wants in the way
of SUMMER CLOTHING, and to
close out his present Stock,
he has MARKED DOWN HIS
PRICES, which will accomplish
the desired object. regardless of
cost.
Annexed will be found a List
Of some of The leading articles,
showing the present and former
prices.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
= A N f = .

Former PreSsn
Prices. Prices
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS. $40 10
BLACK FRENCH DOE CAss. PANTS IL IL
BLACK FRENCH DOE CASs. PANTS. u 10
FRENCH SILK MIXED CASs. PANTS. 16 IS
FRENCH SILK MIXED oAss. PANTS. is IL
FBENoa SILK MINED CASs. PANTS Is 10
LIGHT coLoRED ENGLISH MELTON
PhNIS.............. IS 10
LIGHT COL0RED FRENCH CASS.
PANTS. Observation-Disclosures. Il IL
CHIvRoIT oAss. PANTS. ............ "a 10
STRICTLY ENGLISH CASs. PANTS . Is "a
LIGHT COLORED OAsS. PANTS.
HAIR.LINED CASS. PANTS. ....... 0
LUPINE HAIR-LINED CASs. PANTS. 8
FRENCH DRAB % D'ETE PANTs..., l9 10
FRENCH JOINER CLOTH PANTs.... 70
ENGLISH DRAB DETE PANTs... 7
BLACK ALPACA LINED PANTS. & 4Se
COLoRED CAss. PANTS. .......... $50 46c
COLoRED OAss. .PANTS.......... 3
LINEN AND COTTON WORKING
PANIS..... ....................-.... 1.5(
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-18
FROCKS AND SACKS,

FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FRoCK COATS. s38 $32
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
FROCK COATS ............ IS 80
FINE BLACK CLOTH FULL DRESS
SaohS-.-....... 20 18
FINE BLACK CLOTH HALF LINED
oAOhS..-.-....-.... II IL
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS .-................. 80 %
FINE FRENCH SILK MIXED SILK
LINED SACKS. S.............. 81 OF
FINE ENGLISH CASS. FULL LINED
ohOho. --...........-.... 2S %
FINE FRENCH MOUNTAIN DEW CAss.
SKELETON SACK..........-..... "a 20
HARRIS GREY OAss. SKELETON
SACk...-. Observation-Disclosures. 81 1S
CHIvROIT CASS. SKELETON SACK. 20 15
SUPER ENGLISH MELTON sKELE-
TON SACK. R....................-.... 20 1S
DARK GREY AND BROWN HAIR LIN
ED CASS. SACK. IA IL
COLORED ALPACA SACK. K............ s s
WHITE LINEN DUCK SACKS. .S11, ST, Sc, $40, c.
COLORED ALPACA SACKS..... 8 7
BROWN AND GREY TWEED SAOK... s
BROWN LINEN DUCK sACK... @ 6
BROWN LINEN DUCK SACK... s
BROWN LINEN SUITS, SACK, PANTS
AND VEST. T........................ 10 8
BLACK SILK ALPACA SACK. $50 rs
BLACK SILK ALPACA sACk...... 7
BLACK ALPACA SACK. s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-10

Pierce County Court--fn Probate. In the
matter of the estate Of Exrl Aendeii, de-
ceased arsazt nsA fHs aNH
ON reading and fling the petition of j.
A Short, administrator OF said estate,
acting forth the amount Of personal estate
that has come to his hands. and the DISPOSE
tio there. f the amount of debts ouistand-
ing against said deceased. and a description
of the real estate of which said deceased died
seized. and the condition and value of the re-
spcctive portions thereof and praying that
license be to him granted TO sell the whole OF
said real estate and it appearing by SAID
petition that there is not sufficient personal
estate in the hands of said administrator to
tay said debts, end that it is necessary in or
der to pay the same to cell the whole of said
real estate 1t is ordered that said petition
be heard before the Judge of this court. at
his office, in Prescott. on Monday. the
5th day of March, Il SEC, a: ten o'clock A. III.
then and there 10 show cause why license
should not be granted to sell said real estate.
according TO the prayer of said petition. And
il is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested. by PUBLISH
ing a copy Of this order for four successive
weeks, once in each week. in the Prescott
Journal. newspaper printed in Prescott,
prior TO said day of hearing.
WM HowEs. County Judge.
Dated January S. 1866, 40-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-10
SUMMONS.

Pierce County Circuit Coprt-State of Wis
coasin. Cyrus II. Mccormick. Leanier
Mccormick and VIM. Mccormick. part
ners doing husnese in the firm name of
G II. Mccormick il Bros, against Caleb
Pierce.
To CGlc6 Pierce. Defendant
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il 10 answer the complaint in this action.
which is filed in the office of the Clerk Of
the Circuit Csurt. Couaty of Pierce. at Ells-
worth. in SAID county. and 80 serve copy Of
your answer to the sad coysplaint on the
subscriber. at his Office. in Prescott, in SAID
county. within twenty days after the service
of this summons on you. exclusive of the day
of snch serSi e; and if you fail TO answer
the said complaint within the time aforesaid
the plaintiffs in this action will take iudc-
ment against you for the sum If five hum
dred and eight and 20-I00 dollars. With in
teresi from the first day of July. one Thousand
eight hundred and sixty -four. computed annu-
ally. besides the costs of this action.
]. y WHITE, plaintiffs atty.
Dated January ll66 3s-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-10
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Oourt-In Probate.
In the matter Of the estate of Willism Wosd.
RIFF. deceased.
an READING and filing he petition of
" Ed. W,~. ruff. administrator of said es-
tale, setting forth the amount of personal es-
tate that has come To Lis hands, and the dis
position thereof. the smOunt of debts outstand
ing against said deceased, and description
of all the real estate of which said deceased
died seized. snd the condition aud valse III
the respective portions thereof, and praying
that license be to him granted to sell the
Whole of said real estate. and it appearing by
said petition that there is not sufficient person
al estate in the hands of said administrator
To pay said debts. and it i necessary in order
to pay the same to sell the whole of said real
es ate: It is Ordered. That said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court. at his
office Ia the city of Prescott. on Monday the
9th day OF March, A ID. 1866. at 10 o'clock
at his office ia the city of Prescott.
And a is further Ordered That notice there
be given TO all persons interested by publish
ing copy of this order for 70. successive
weeks. once in each week, in the Prescott
Joaanal. a newspaper printed in Prescott. pri
or TO said dav of hearing. Nv the Court,
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated January III. 1866. no39-w4