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The New York stock market is heavy ana
lewer thrcuehout texceptGovernments, whieh
strong and active. FIve-twenties are more i,
demand, ss the maturity oG the May Interest
approaches; and the second and third series
were each higher yesterday, while me lSsne
OF lee2 was down Sixes Of 1881 were 10 -
or; Seven -thirues are very active. The third
series rose 10 10oS, with large transacfious
State stocks are firmer and aeuve. The MIS-
eeiianeous last is dull. The ease in money
continues. There Is rather more inquiry from
brokers, but the demand is readily met a. s per
cent on call. Prime paper IL I'm demand, and
Iol aouneant the rate being 64 20 ~ per cent.
names ranking good" are IN ample supply.
ane pass al sas per cent There is less activity
IN goid. There is, however, stiil a consider
noie amount OF buying to cover sshort'' con-
aaes, Mnich keeps the price above what is
considered the real present value of sold. The
movement since Friday last has been wholly
ths, ,.'S and the Prevailing supposition IL,
me premium viii stand at abont 25
We quote from the baltimore An1r,oau mar
ktss I IN that city as follows:
per are in demand and heFd rerv frnlx ths
supply oelng quite limited, but the lower
Eraoes move slowly. OF Western Flour me
fegior ssserinion sn1 maze up principally OF in
quiet but firm in consequence OF the ereat
scaTcliy OF sound wheat
Provisions-Stocks light Of all descriptions.
and market firm. Sales reported embrace 100
oasks picked Hams at IS cents, so uere ees wes-
tern Lard At lsX cents. 40 hhds Bulk Sides ar
u y cents. and lU-O00 lbs. Bacon shoulders NJ
l3al3s cents. We quote prices as folIsws:
Bnlk shoulders II 4al1H cents, Bacon do I3a
l3k cents, Bulk sides IL lKaI4z cents, Bacon
DO. l6al6S cents, plain Hams 20 cents, sugar :
cured do Plaza cents, the latter figure for can
Nassed. City Lard lSalSA cents, Western do.
bbl. 80
Whisky light and market
rather heavy. Sales include small lots OF
Western and City at s2.26, and Pennsylvania
at u
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TIE NEW JERSEY SEHAroRsHIP.-Some
doubt is felt as 10 the course that will be pur-
sued In this matter, In consequences of the
peculiar composition of the Senate lof New
Jersey,l the consent of which is necessary in
order to hold the joint meeting of DO b Houses
for the election As the Unionisis have only
one majority in that body, the detection OF a
single one of their votes would defeat any
resolution offered for this object In conse-
quence OF the peculiar course, during the
session, Of one or two members from West
Jersey, who were elected on their profession
OF the principles OF the Union party, much
roIicitude, II not serious doubts. are felt A 10
their fidelity At the most trying moment of
their caIeer.-kesyoTk Adrer.i;er, fRsp)
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6A Corlnth correspondent says that il is
estimated that upon the two fields of Shiloh
and Corinth there not less that 1900 Uonfed-
crate dead, whose bones, for the most part lie
bleaching above the ground. the rains having
washed away the thin layer OF earth with
which most were originally covered. The
Federal dead were all neatly inferred in the
usual way, with head and foot boards in every
lnstaDce, and, In most cases, were inclosed
with Wooden palings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

SIt is proposed in London to form ..t3irls,
Household Brigade" IN order 70 employ girls
under fifteen years OF age in domestic work.
and to save part Of their earnings so as 10 en-
able them IN time 70 emigrate or get into be ter
service, wing made a character for themselyes
by honest industry.
n~Labor Is said TO be worth in Mexico from
eight dollars 10 fifteen dollars a day Ont Of
aweek the contractor can hope to get three days
of good work. Flour il worth forty-fIxe dol
lars barrel, and meal fifteen dollars- Iayinr
is generally very cheap. .|T -
They have s.struck ilen In North f,aroli-
ma whale hfty-eix feet in length made iis
appearance In the Cape Fear river last week,
and was captured by the Smithyille people.
The atmosphere of Cincinnati was dis
Lnrbed last week by the hight Of prodigious
noeke OF pigeons, the whir OF whose innumer-
soie wings af times was heard like the rush Of
ihe wind through the leafy wilderness.
"a tape worm thirteen feet long, was sx-
PEELED from the eldest son OF Mr.. Blakely, Of
Morrisville, Madison county, recently, oy ths
treatment Of an Indian doctor. Wonder II no
had been eating trichinised porkf
~ Philo Chase, Of Ltchfeld, Conn, died o
few days ago, aged seventy-nye years. For
the last twenty-five years his daily diet hes
be- n three pints Of milk and one Of whiskey.
He adopted that diet from con yiete1 thst seAd
food injured him.
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IMMENSE FARNs.-The New Orleans Picay-
uRe, alluding to the statement thatC W. How
ard and Judge Shaffer, OF California, have the
largest farm IN the world, covering seventy
one thousand acres, says that the Rancho Ca
risItas, ofthe Cavagos family, between Browns
VILE and Corpus Cnristi, in Texas, covers
over eighty leagues, or more than four hum
dred thousand acres.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

~The Buffalo Commercial says that from
seven hundred 10 q thousand men are drilling
In that city every evening this week; that a
thousand Springfield muskets have arrived
there; and that several members Of the British
regulars stationed at Hamilton have been on
secret visits TO Buffalo holding conferences
with Irish residents; but does not wish 70 oe
understood as limiting the probability Of q Fe-
MAN foray in that vicinity
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GENERAL M. L. E.CoNFERENCE-The General
Conference Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
South, composed Of delegates from all the an
nual conferences of the entire church, Will
meet in New Orleans on the first Wednesday
in April. The General Assembly has rendered
the Legislative Hall for the use OF the con =
ference. Nearly two hundred ministers will
be present from every section Of the South, and
the session VIII probably continue one month.
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RFAt one of the churches in Portland, on q
recent Sunday, the minister was dilating upon
the happiness OF a religious life, and he rela-
ted this remark In illustration Of IL. He said
that he was baptizing woman out West when
on coming out OF the water ne asked her show
she felt in her mind" What was his surprise
and qualification TO hear her exclaim aBuily-'
There was slight sensation, IL seemed, in the
church about that time.
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RIA farmer in Chesterfield county, Virgin-
ia, recently brought suit against a French
man for selling him a deaf m ule; he had ssgeed,
whoaed and hawed" until be was hoarse, but
the mule would neither gee, whoa nor haw,
consequently he was deaf mule. The reply of
the Frenchman was-PGr6leH, re mewel is not
deaf ze mewel ne understand re English you
talk TO him." The case HID over TO next term.
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81 little keen, bright eyed girl Of four
years, on q visit one evening, was being helped
to the knee Of a gentleman friend, and on being
told by her mother that she was too large n
baby TO hold, retorted almost immediately ac-
companying her words with an emphatic ges-
ture: why, girls nineteen years old sit on
laps.and you wouldn't call them babies would
youl"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

The case of the Blossoms, of Auburn,
MAINE, charged with an attempt 10 abduct
Georges. saunders, last summer, will come
up for final decision at Montreal on SATURDAY.
The elder Blossom is still in confinement n
Montreal-the younger having been admitted
TO bail. 1t is believed that nolIe proseQui will
be entered and the prisoners be DISCHARGED
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GYPsIRs IN MAssAcHUsRTTs.-Ab band OF
gypsies, consisting of about a hundred, have
settled on the dividing line between East CAM
bridge and Somerville, near Boston. They
came from Canada about six months ago. The
band is regularly organized, and governed by
n queen, who was appointed some two years
since for a term ofseyen years.
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~ In Salt Lake the GentiIes are permitted
70 assemble for Divine worship. Every Sab
bath service is held in Independence Hall by
Rev. N. Mcleod, who is a bold and fearless
man. He has commenced q series of lectures
on the vices Of polygamy. On the occasion Of
these lectures the hall is crowded both with
Mormone and Gentiles.
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~Miss Anna Dickinson has beep leeturing
IN Cincinnati; and the irreverent Commercial
OF that city says: "She spoke TO the people,
and with such vigor did she assert her rights
as an inspired tnstructress Of the ignorant pub
lie, that when a poor fellow in the audience
sneezed, she called upon him, in a voice like
the SOUND OF bugle, talk like man, or forever
holo ms peace-ans he held his peace"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-03-30

ga correspondent of ti.a Y. Y Expresa
asks il IL is true that rhad. StrNtDs ha, ofrs,sd
price for "Heari ofthe AndesIn
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sTUPENDOUs CONSOLIDATION.

STUPENDOUS CONSOLIDATION.
TWO 4fsEs II AHR HR sasE TEEr
DAN RICE's CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE
Will exhibitin Washington one week, commencing
MONDAY, APRIL 2.
EVERY AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
EVERY EVENING AT O'CLOCK.
LOCATION FOOT OF 9Th STREET, NEAR
PENNSl LVANIA AVENUE.
Admission to both Shows so cent.
Children under 10 years of age .....2J cents
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The Mensgerie will be exhibited first; after
which will be an intermission of We minutes, Civ
ing those chance tn retire that do not desire TO
witness the performances OF the Arena.
=, DAN RICE will positively appear in each exhi-
Ist. As Lecturer in the Menagerie
I'd. As Clown and Jester (for the first time In
many years. in the Circus
THE MONSTER ELEPHANT ROMEO.
PositiVely the largest Elephant ever imported TO
this country. Together with the largest collection
of Living Animals.
RING, TRICK AND PERFORMING HORSES,
PONIES AND MULES,
With the wonderful
BLIND TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR JR.,
will beintroduoed at each and every performance
hfme mber, tne two sc pRrate Shows to be for
one price OF sdmission, either separate for the
same price.
THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, April I'd,
about 10 a. m NH T-5t
CANTERBURY.
Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Ninth street,
GEORGE LEA Proprietor
THE RESORT OF THE PEOPLE.
GREAT ATTRACTIONS THIS WEEK.
SENSATION THE ORDER OF THE DAY.
PIodnetion OF an Entirely NewNand Original Sem
ts6lshment, by Marx GTayson, ESD, ESQ n and 10
HARP OF ERIN;
FEYIANs TRIUMFIHfiiNSTTFt STF & IRELAND FREE,
First appearance Of L. DONNELLY, the Gel
ebTated Ballet Master, with his Famous Corps de
FIIst appearance of MILE ROSA, Premiere
IsN FE,G K Rs SGBs de a Ehs
THE SUERRiLIAs OF THE POTOMAC htC.a''
IADiEs, MATINEE ON SATURDAY,
Monday next 66t1 6GtbJ6s & s5Fst GHvE' of
pEeEs. }. W. SA,P KBEIs' DANCING
PARKER'S HALL,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Asour Winter Season is about to close, those
Wishing to Join our classes should avail a
during this qnanter preparations will be "a
made for Our Grand May Ball and Exhibi- lE
ton all those desiring to take part ia the ercises
should lose no time in entering.
Days and Hours Of Tsitfo1:
For Ladies, Misses and Masters, Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons, from to 6 O'Clock
For Gentlemen, Tuesday and Friday evenings,
II TO 10.
Private instruction given to suit convenience Of
Circulars can be had at J. =. Ellis; Philip 4
Solomons, also, at the Academy during the hours
of tuition.
The Hail can be rented for Balls, Parties. Sol.
rees, &c, on reasonable terms jaH-tf
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WASHINGTON oITY LOAN OFFICE.

LEVI BDE WOLFF, ~
No. 3I1 PenDs. avenue. between AZ snd0 ~
eth streets, opposite National Hetel,
Formerly with the hate Levi benjamin, of Balti.
more, has opened an Office for the purpose Of
LoANINs MONEY IN SUMS TO SUIT.
on all kinds Of Merchandise, such az riamonas.
Gold and silver Watches, Siiverwars Guns Pts-
toIs. 6entlemenb and ladies' Wearing Apparel
Goods Of ell descriptions bought and sold.
Bssiness strictly eonAdsntial.
~ PYivsts sntrsnss aAjsinias. hAns
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CBEAT DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
TKETH EXfRAoTED WITHOUT PAIH.

Ivoald advise all persons b haviRg teeth to <efkma
extract 70 call at DR. LEWIE'S ofRce, aad9y@Sy
have them taken out without pain. ~
Also, call and ex anime the Doctor g nav and i'm
proved method offnserting ARTIFICIAL TEETE,
you will have them In other style tnAn this new
and valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gotd, Silver
and Rubber Plates at the cid price, - We have not
advanced the price on cur work since the great
change In gold
Ne. 2la Psnns avenue, between lsth and 18th
streets.
tAu8-ly LEWIE. M. D., Dentist.
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.
The Friends Of Mr.. HARRY J. RAYNOR have
rendered him
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT,
TAEE PLACE AT
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
FRIDAY EVENING, March 80.
On which occasion the following well known
talent have kindly volunteered their valuable
vices Miss AGNES SUTHERLAND, the Scot
fish Nightingale; Mrs. FRANK REA, the Irish
Vocalist; Mr. GEORGE KUNKEL, Mr.. FRANK
REA. Prof. GEO. T. SHELDON, CLARENCE
PETERS, W. + k1DWELL, q. MCMILLAN, A.
SCHAEFFEk. and host of talent.
Mr. BAYNOR is a gentleman who has always held
an enyiable position ong artists of his proies-
sion; and having just recovered from severe sick
ness, We re commend this Entertainment especially
to readers. NH 2J-2t
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RESUMPTION OF THE FORMER POPULAR
PRICES OF ADMISSION,
with no extra charge for securing seats in advance
GRAND PRODUCTION,
In style Of hitherto Une1 pied Magnifcence,
Of the entire Great spectacular Drama, in Five
Tableaux, entitled
THE SEA OF ICE; Or, A THIRST FOR GOLD;
Replete with Effects of the most startling and
powell nature, prOdaced with new and magnif-
ieent scenery, by Strong; wonderful mechan-
lcal effects, by Kelly aud Gross; superb
tames by Mrs. Endistie; new properties and sp-
pointments. by D. 8. Foster; and sll the original
mueic and choruses. nnder the direction of Mr..
WEBER. The grand caet OF characters ia ono of
the very best ever :elYted for The same piece in
strength Of the Great Compsny. TO which has been
added, as Leading Lady, the Beautiful and Ac-
complished Young American Actress MRS. AG-
NFS PERRY
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CLOTHING. DC.

A 3 4
BYrHr BARD OF OAK HALL.
Each day as you read yorr Newspaper.
An offer you often will find. q
9fssH yS1 hf 70 MAKE maj. great fortune,
nyou wiz send them some money,
And for others which Ike to infSrm yon.
few stamps will answer as well.
But, have got something to tell you,
That will save you many n tramp,
If yon want to buy good and cheap clothing;
And dent even charge You stamp.
New lust walk up to Seventh street,
And straight into SMITHS OAK HALL 60,
And youll hnS q The .T best clothes M in the city
SMITH BROTHERS CO.,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
AND DEALERS IN
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Oak HALL,
AGA SEVENTH STREET.
Jnst received the largest and finest stock OF
ingson kGE GOODS ever offered In the city Of Wash
are prepared to make up in the finest style, and
at r less prices than any other establishments.
nj LOsANO, MERCHANT TAILOR, 5I7
l'i 9Th street, near Penn. avenue, desires "a
to call the attention of his friends and the ~ka
goods for sPRiSG g and nd SUMNER SUM 1sSh W&Ag, e. m
which he will make up at reasonable rates --zAE
Mr.. .B0BERT HARDON, his associate in bust
ness, invites his former friends to give him cali
and guarantees perfect fitting and fashionable
garment to all who may give their patronage.
mh Is I'm
AM NOW RECEIVING MY
Il SPRING GOODS aa
To which the attention of the Public Ia in
vited. NJ
VIM. TUCKER .lA
Merchant Tailor
No. 426 Pennsylvania avenue,
mn IA ec2w' between ~ and 9th streets
CHARLES FARMER, JAMES T. WALKER,
MERCHANT ia ILORS
No. Asa Seventh street, near E
hne assortment of CLOTHS, ,CASSIMERES
and NEsT1NGS on hand, which they will
make up In the fastest styles and best pos IA
sible manner. ~
Furnishing Goods. AA
Please gi We a call.
Shirts made to order.
fe 6-3m FARMER WALKER
r J. HEIBERGER,
L sasosssor 70 q. k9Saon 2 o.,
MERCHANT TAILOR, ~
MeyopoIitda Hotel, ldts Brovn's, w
362 Pennsylvania avenue, IL
VIII VaahinGtop. ID, q,
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n. LOOMS, n. D.,
The Inventor and Patentee of the MINERAL
PLATE TEETH, attends personally stx~
wear these teeth who cannot wear others, ,"
aHd no person can wear ccaers who cannot wear
these.
Persons calling et nay eface can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire,
but 10 those who are particular, and wish the eH-
rest clesnest, strongest and most perfect denture
shat art can procure, the MINERAL TEETH will
be more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city-No. 33s Pennsylvania ave,
between sth and 10Th SITS. Also, 9O7 A rch street,
Philsdelphia. &C DO "
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DENTISTRY.

TT DENTISTRY.
HIS IL 70 inform my friends and the public that
i have kEMONED MY OFFICE to No.
19g SEVENTH STREET, opposite OddSJS~
fe1Ovs' Hall, where will EXTRACT, ,~IILLD
FILL or INSECT TEETH on Gold, Silver or
hu bier, and treat irree eularity ef the teeth.
DR. j. 7. COUMBE,
Graduate Of the Baltimore Oolegeof
NH z In Dental Surgery,
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

BUUIS, OHUES, DC.
ATCCST, LAST OHANCElI
We will sell for the ne1t twenty days, at OOsf,
eur entire steck OF Mems and Boys BOOTS AND
SHOES; Ladies' and Misses, and Childrens GAL
TBRs, ,BALnORALs, and SHOES of all descrip'
JOHNSON 4 BROTHEB,
sac PeHnsylvaBia q avenue,
nh236t' nearly opposite Metro politan Hotel.
III WIRE M A MS
III. from Philadelphia 81
CEBEBRATBp LADIES' SHOEo-<Se
AGEGCY4e6 nth STREET, one square from
Peunsylvanfs avenue. -
large assortment Of Ladies, Feshlobaoie
BOOTS AND SHOES
constantly on hand.
Also, Orders attended 20.
&c Is 6mr q sgHON. Sole Agent.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
REM0v VAL. N
NJ. H. WALSH, - q
LICENSED PAWEBROKER
Would respectfully inform the public that he has
removed bis MONEY LOAN OFF ICE to No. $50
10TH STREET, between Pennsylvania ayenue
sr,d street, where he will be happy to see his old
hienas and custgmers. Having been fsvorably
known TO the public for the last fourteen he
hopes to meet at his new stand the same liberal
patronage which has heretofore been ex tended him
Liberal CASH ADVANCES made On ali inds of
tmerehsn ndise, Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry, Cloth
All business strictly confidential
n X. WALSH,
Lice nsed Pawpbroker, Ne $50 ieth street
NH f3-Im. bet Penn avenns and ~ s,r,n,,
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Being thankful for past patronage, 1 beg leave to
inform my eustomers that 4 have constantly on
BEEfs hbTTON, PORK and VEAL, sUGAR-
CUREe C0RNED BEEF, sPICED ROUNDS,
together viii all the finest brands Of SMOKED
BEATS. P0ELTkF Of all kinds, and q full assort.
meDt Of VEGETABLES and CANNED FRUITS
At the levest possible prices
Once Rooms and large Han for rent over tn
more. fe 2S+lms
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THE GORGEOUS PROCESSION
will take place MONDAY MORNING, April I'd
about 10 q. N. NH 27-5t
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Remember, the two separate Shows to be seen Il
one price OF admissions, or either separate for Il
same price.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-06-30
Municipal Officers of City of Prescott

Mayor. F. N. REDMOS.
Civ Clerk. W. r. GATES.
Treasurer, CHAs. W. WRIGHT.
ALDERMEN.
On. S. DuSBAR,
IL, Ward, A. RAIDER.
SAN'L DUDLEY.
JAMES GUM,
90 Ward, J. X. GARDNER
H. c. MARSHALL.
County Officers.
f..,,nt, Jpdoe. WV. HowEs.
Sbsr;h JAS. WALsISGHAM
District Attorney, ). G. Burton.
Register of Deeds, L. l.. LEWIS.
Treasurer. - W. H. WNcHEsrER.
Clerk of the Court. j.. l.. LEWIS.
Elk Board Supervisors. JOHN W. WIN.
Ecbool Superint't DANIEL THURsroS.
Rurvevor. j. ID. TUMBLE.
Csrsuer. H. p. AMEs.
(PMsE CoyvERsE.
Supervisors, F. Hour.
Wh. HODGEs.
State Officers.
anverror. LUCIUs FAIRcHrLD.
Lieut.. Governor, WYMAN SPOoNER.
Secretary of State, Il: 5. ALLEN.
Treasurer. W. Z. SMITH.
Attorney General. CHAs. r. GILL.
Bank Controller, }. NJ. RUsK.
State Prison Com. HENRY CoRDIER.
sup't of Pub. Instruc'n, JOHN q. McMTNN.
Adiutant General, AUGUSTUS GAYLORD.
Chief Justice Sup. CT, j. 3. DIXON.
Associate Justices, n Corr
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square Of solid matter over 100 words will
be cOnnted rs two squares over 200 words
as three squares. etc. etc,
Legal advertisements At the rates prescrib-
ed sy Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will
lie charged so par cent above these rates
Special notices Is cents per line for first
insertion, and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered. will
be continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
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TAKE NOTICE |
=. OTIS 81 a.. KING
Having thoroughly repaired
THE UNION MILL s!
al Trimbelle, are now ready to do
FIourinp and Custom Work

At short notice. Flour and Feed for sale. as
reasonable as can be had in this section of the
eountry. +. OTIS & G. KING.
Trimbelle, Wis, Sept. 5. 1865. l6-tf
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Summons.

Pierce County Circuit Court. S. ID. Palmer,
against NJ. NJ. Palmer.
The State of Wis. to H. II. Palmer. Deft;
VTou are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of S. ID. Palmer,
plaintiff. a copy of which was filed in the
effice of the Clerk of the circuit court at
the court house. in the village of Ellsworth.
in said county of Pierce. on the 10Th day OF
April. 1866, and to serve a copy of your an
swer on the subscriber. at his Office. in the
city of Prescott, in said county, within TWEEN
ty DAYS after the service hereof upon you, ex-
elusive of the day of such service and If you
tail to answer said complaint as hereby re-
quired. the plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in the complaint besides
the costs of this action. Witness. Hon l.. p.
Wetherby Judge, this 10th day of April 1866.
p. v. WISE, Plaintiffs Atty.
April. 1866. 5l-w6
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The finale viii be the uo"ed p"min animals among
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