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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
DECISIONS BY THE BOARD OF AUDIT.
The Board Of Audit rendered decisions yeStt

day allowing claims. as follows:
p,incf 40 80 Jno sullivan rs Jno Lyeh 30 Iho'
M.9ns Is % John smith us Chs Farrell $40 iae cCa6,
sJI Jaa Henry $50 MckAy s72 81 John Pynu = ~ 6 Jas
s sIeSs So J oasasn tisi ah..i Mafy is; .o
Letter g,s ~ 80 Jo.sp5 scott siT So PscS bosn SIS
D.ne G,ser go Edsd Murh, D.'N Lam, 9 50; Nichn
Joan yahdsneoH Sl9oi Robe" Iho"P,on III ~ Peter
E E .s s a. 1o o@n D Josa.o 81 Is; 5Ssc. Wall Sos
Dsne Cssy ss7 So Tbons. johnson Se5 Edward Fitzgerald
itsr Watson Andrew lIlay ss John Lshsr .l' Jolu
n bons Si.7 So Ei~ifa Mrshsn st1 % Thcmr, G NE i,
500 T~oil, k;adnss s9l 49, P1'as. gp"n ga 81 Jssn
Moonsy 81 p; TEoa, Fyrn Jacob woO 81 80 John
Esi1 III rs Pack OBneu a2 Is; John Moonsy Is Vim
DEe s2l q Kennedy 81 - JsTs ii9ua s2 70 ihoma.
Lunea sci % Fnuegan, s2l 2i Patrick Kerer s2I %
nsnHaf so Pc ksas 49, Jas Ii Ks,He go Jac Borne
$50 e9sIn, keenan, saI S%s' S. S S,1Gns a Con
$50 X Chairman Iho.as mccarthy az :S Charles Leoke
rs Jot9 GasSe $50 William k,ems.6 49, Msy sol,,9
40 Asssss Ho'a PTds, a' B1De sSo Catherine CossD
s7t Jane tod,H $50 Mary 9,l'", 500; ELLEN Con Con
s. coa - Ef l. Do..o1 ss bin. g Es,5 lo, 'Ss
Jude. 81. Thomas smith s27i Isaiah R,nden s27i Bernard
Morrey 81; James ,iggn s27 William arnold ss5 JGo Me
iIe1 fija a Samuel BIaae sio Ga J. Jsrnegan 5000
~ Micbe Connolly a1 b. Robert Cook $3.50 james "
Tlyun $50: Bridge. Marin 80 Ann Elliott ~ W@ Jones
james J. Beyins, $50 John Degnhn 49, % Hugh oDoenel
John Bsile Ss5l So. Timothy Curtin sOs; May Kelly ga
The Board rejected the following claims for the
that some OF the claimants who had put In charges for
extra services had failed To establish the fact that the
extra services had not been performed outside their
binary office hours also that IN other claims
for services rendered since the LIST OF January
iss7 and the Board contend that having jurisdiction
over such by virtue OF the act creating the Board
~ Audit they are bound to reject them:
Jabn n MeK..p S2GO Edward NJ. Baldwin, $500 IT, p. Bss
,ieh 1850, Chal o. Jobe. S50l d. Hart $500 John d. New
man $50 Michael Freed 500 Dennis Duane $'3 io John Gala
cher SsT2 II; D. Gos,beek $3.50 W. Hehnan $3.50 William
M,opsr s25s Wm ssrti $3.50 Robert Hamilton $780, Isaac
b,sIs sa5O d. W Clarke 81 600 H. N Paisr b22o Allen
oosrr ssO P,tret DOYLE $50. wm H. Donegal 5000; Charles
n H.niI al snph.u Underwood $50 John b Dmond 500
Wm D.camp sIss, D. Caldwell x75; W. Taylor. $3.50
and Oh .rles Kosier, assignee, sJ'sOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

Longevity IN Ew-HAMPsHRE-If the
Granite state is good TO emigrate FROM seems
ouite as good 10 live II long life any object The " H.
Sasa publishes the names and ages OF "a persons who
have died that state during the year 1867 none OF whom
ware e.s than 90 years old and the great majority OF
whom were over That age. -Four were above hundred
years old James Austin, Northncd 100 yrS mos Betsy
+ Fastmap IO5 yrs mos. Rebecca Tee, Wmo lOOyra
mos Jenny ysrney West Osslppee. i05 years Beside
these were several Of o. e o. % and W years Of age
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
n..rr,r,rn I>nI,v -Tbe SoIem Record saws,

AprrpIFIrD INpIAN.-The Salem Record Says
"1hree years ago last summer, when maknghls annual
excursion To Klamath agency, VIA Dallss huntington
aud his party had battle with Snake Indians on the
Mitke Creek. small tributary OF the Des Chutes II
which several killed. Among them was ialh'Ow-sns.
celebrated medicine of the hosties, whose mean
tations had thrown charm around the war chief Pau
line sufficient protect him from harm by the bullet or
hostile misse-so nc least the indiana al believe THIS
romantic belief horne by the faot that the chief
was battle raid until since the fall OF the
when engaged in DEMONSTRATING on John Day River
Saving the scalp trophy the carrion was rolled into
seems TO have gradually turned TO Sone,
fitting end for great medicine. On reaching
the scene Of conflict on the late journey TO KAN
sh Huntngtons party discovered the body OF old Tam
ow-ans ana parts his aims were shed out OF thf
wet and found 10 be in q petrihed condition HIS head
arms and feet slowed In box to be sent TO wash
ingon where they will probably be lmmortalzed W .
ticket aud label In the Smithsonian Institute"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing 10 purchase, Will find for their interest TO adj
vertise IN TIE TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation 10
larger that OF any other spaper and scattered
through every State and Territory. well In New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible. stating the adym-
tages offered
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF TBs
TRIBUNE, semiweckly and Weekly, are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements In
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged IS cents per line, each in
serton, in DAILY TRIBUNE 81 80 per Dne III "ERNLr
TRIpr-yr d cents per line IN sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
Tur Tp,R,rsE will devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing It's value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
Smustmrnts.
GARDEN.

NIBLO" GARDEN.
fns cTRfAS RISES PREcisEIY At 100 AND Tux ENTIRE
PERFORMANCE TERMINATES AT h:lo
FRIDAY JAN q. 1868,
VIII '' SEW. Parry SPECTACULAR EXTRAVAGANZA.
in prologue and ionT acts, by James Mortimer entitled
THE WHITE FAWN,
in which will sppear JARRETT PALAfERs celebrated
PARlSlENNB BALLET TROUPE ,- -,
The pecs produced with everything and after preparation OIL
'''' oXE mtSDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS; ,..,,,,--.
INCREASED ORCHESTRA AND PULL CHORUS ,-,
s vg no 1ss 'is ns s H.l"ai sS F Psf ReH
Ms Fanny stockton MnA Montagu MARY Wells Lucy hSe''oH'
TIM GRAND BALLET. ,,,.
sustained by Niles Mare BoniHt Louise Billion, A. Sohe ~ van
Hare de ballet COSTA
rl- 44iIEp MELLOW Sp i FMpr RANA 10" BIZ
~ THE BALLET OF OF FRI IRE, FLIES S,,,vr /.
r 1.-THE 1.-THE kyGDSH OF ShSlLiEr A
HG REAls % OF o TEE PRAsoS yT.r''on
UNAPPROACHABLE
'1cfR S;5'y n AZ rSin' Every SATURDAY
Seats secured sE DAYS ia 'igan.e
DIKE's OPERA HOUSE, 23d-st., cor 8th-ave.
L Tenth night q the immensely successful 49,, o,vp,
40 '''' THIS UAlD4ij EyEyiSG Jan a. a'a
second representation Of Y'Fi nI{g 9y IETT TSs''
with is G g c B GsNSG & i 1 ff PHs sguo
MASsMILLlANI ORLANDS C0LErTI sARrI ia the principal
TpNORROW (SATURDAY) Third Gala Matinee LA TRAVlArA
Admission o Matinee To all parts Of the house, OIL .
Tickets be had to avoid the RUSH at 'he door, Al tue regular
o. MJSDAY EVENING Jan r. rntree Of sgnor BRIGSoLL
CAR-The respectfully informed that hgnor brno mas
f recovered hom m iaic accident and VI" Ps 1s
January Liouel in Fotows Martha NJ. p.
seats SOC extra Private bores
$ -0 Fam Circle 70 cents kanes on I'e1sy .s
seats car the Ticket Office At Pke' Opera house
sein es Broadwar and Maooys, No ~ bfosd"Ay
TUESDAY. JAM Observation-Disclosures.
DIXIE OPERA HOUSE-MATINEE.
fnt~i.a tn.aye
Tomorrow SATURDAY.. Jan. % at p m.
GRAND OPERA MATINEE
By THE la GRANGE AND BsIGNOLi
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
IA TRANiATA.
Mn. DE IA GP ANGR in her crest role n YioetA
' MttSfWfIiANT RANnOLFI COLETTI. SlCOLAO.
H. p, Of the Oe rush the doors purchase
,br Sst IN advance A. the ticket o,r Pes Opera House, Scir-
mcrs No. 7Jl. and Mac'ys. No ll' Broad"ay
OTTA DICKENS. BROUGHAM.
II LITTLE NELL aud THE MARCHlONbSN
BROADWAY fHFAIER MONDAl, jan. q"
HEEAT HISTORICAL PAINTING.
NJ HEROIsM or JOHN BROWN
Br =. ) NOZZLE,
AZ Putnam Gallery No col Broadway
V'HOMAS BALE - ann.
Marble Portrait STATUE Of EDWIN FORREST 4" CAlOS
MARCUS CORIOIANUS exhibition at No BIZ Broadsy Doors
opsH foa 10 = n ull 10 D. Aimiu,nee Is cents
yrttur,s mo Iltttings
- VISIT TO MOSCOW, with Sketches of
~ Russian Lille" Saih Lecture IN til. course Of Evenings
Re~ Dr. J. P THOMPSON.
--'' ,. yoSbtY FyfylNG Janu,rr r. Al 3 o'ciork
Ticket, 20 eeu-A No. 20 and ''5 Broadway aud At No Coz
SrhIse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

DUBLIC SALE Of valuable MILL PROPER.
TY-W exposed public the premises oa SICk'
DAY 1855 O'Clock the afternoon the olow
Al tina: rertsl AID desirable r
property EAST PENN MILL consisting Of acres aud az
perches thereon u nstAe stone GkSr
MILL ard other ou.buug, This property situated n salisbury
township Lehigh Co. within s rods OF the kistf kosd June
lire ~ tie City Of AeIiown and the rod lead
ing iom Bethlehem Allentown. The NH three stores hsht
feet and all other naehiueryt
the best In the STATE Also d-srss ts9 so
DlSrILERl AZ By 90 feet; twostory BRICK DNbLblN6
HOUSE with brick K.chen attached IL By -
Stable n, premises. Switch from the ksst
Prunsyvara the NIL has b-en built the
mediation Of the dong business there There al 'he house
ueyeriang well If large variety Of Fu Trees the
premises Terms conditions made The di Of slr BY lO
SRPH KLINE LEVI BUCHhAN, PETER BUCHANAN, JOHN
BOWEN. WIN. HlIrEL. A4e,oaeer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

cfrr
Grov-s' North l2thsi cor :'.;'' elm
Lots Nos No Pawles HOOK mpl''. l0oso
CONGRATULATIONS.
Lot No 25 Block No 81. Coers etate <o1V''. eI4
bacays Pasdeaye 5ORlul..s'f 49,
HUDSON -.
lerngtonst lots Nos II r. Block No lVanNo -'U" N.
ciniouave lot No % CwHghFs nap 25Iloo....' 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
>STH AUCTION SALE OF
SCRANTON COAL

SCRANTON COAL.
The Delaware aekawnua Western Railroad Compsnv will SELL
JOHN DRAPER Co AueoneeIs 81 ne tonPspt
No WEDNESDAY,,
az ~ Al IL .cocl noon COAL the LscksWauua
regions their Depot Eahethpor ~ j. during February
isSl SAM FL SLOAN. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1sez SUMNER ARRAr0EYESr 1854
COMMENCING JUNE J. l6o[
Passenger Staten IN HeVIok TWentys-vItt Pea
Entrance ~ TwentTscyeltbsI

TRAINS LEAVE EEw.YORK:
Yer NsvHAven Iridf,uof, Ok. H. EB
IN, 100 III Jso, 40 90 (gr) D.
Tor Milford saioTe Fsir6ed Southport and Westpo 100 lLp
/ u. a45. 80 p. n
EerwaIk 100 On Il 800 90s IL Is (EL 1DJ (Ktl
as 40 (EI 80 600 Erl D. n
Darieu, 10 900, lilo . IN. as. 40 SD ..
For stamford 100 900 (EE. 800 l.Ja l2l5 RLl AIS 400
Rr1. 3ls, 40 (RI.l. 40 80. go zoo (RrD D. H.
tor 1t.erNe AID intermediate stations 100 500 Al va n 81"
as, 40, 80 ~ y. r. -
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, 800 (E1). 800 Oil
for Boston via Shore Lint. l2l5 Oh 400 D.
For Hartford and Springfield 500 (RIL 2lS 200 OH toS
For Connecticut River Railroad 1ooA EI l7Sp Mon
bts 100 NJ. Northampton
Per Hartford PoVidene. PshE Railroad 200 tEr) nls
Yor New Haven stOningp Railroad Al 100 H.
2ls. 100, 800 N
ior Canal Railroad AL p. m to NorthsnptoA
yer Hous,touie Railroad boo To-, 100
fer NtugaiueE Railroad eco NJ, 900 D.
lef Dtherr sDd horwaf Railroad. 00 9 90 n, lBpn
SSnESeioSs Sleeping Cars attached 70 zoo p ~ tran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

A FIRST CLASS COUNTRY SEAT on north
N % OF Long Island IS miles from NesYot l2) sTceleas
bags and fruits railroad station aud steamboat r9nr Pes
sI8DS ". II. MBLICK. No. 42l broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

A HANDSOME stone MANSION, with eight
"A acres Of choice LAND highly oamentei for SALE situated AZ
New ee near Neptune would exchange Or city
Harlem property. s DlNSbb Co., No. finss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

A VALUABLE, IMPROVED PROPERTY at
"A Eexark J., o S25OC0 Particulars a. Room No Custom
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

SOnTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
~ TER ARRANGEMENTS:
btsre ga l.. Jamaica. FOR
Babylon and all
Leave trsaEhn BROOKLYN. go BoOkyn Central
ksrpio, 70 JAuaea for Babylon and all
Leave gahettti L., al Via l. Railroad, 70 JanAea,
for Babylon snlAi stations
Leave frsnfbave, Brook'n al 7S via Brookyn Central
Railroad 20 Jsmses for Babylon and all wAy-statons
Leave Babylon Al 5S for Jamaica AMI all wAyftatons connect
ing vita iIAln 81 L. Railroad arriving az Jsmessshp 10
Leave BABYLON ';1 Jamaica and all wayssa0n connect
nf nth train Of BFootlJn Csusral Railroad arriving FnkAnA
Brooklyn, 81 10
Leave Babylon at 1890 'or Jmia ard all usvsa,or;
OF L. J. Railroad p.
Leave Babylon at l2-O for Jamaica all
Brooklyn Central Railroad arryins a. Franklin
BrSokyn AZ sos and connecting the horse
The Es EssYork aud Jsrae. Railroad which leaves every
WHITE Superintendent
To take eject Nov T. 1867
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
SuttiDn Saks Of 2tal 6stat,.

J. COLE. Auctioneer -. -
DEREMPT0RY SALE Of VALUABLE
STORES WHARF and PIER. in the Ea. River Brookyn q
Warren Bake comprising - LOTS % be sod
On MONDAY January y 1865
AZ u O'Clock,
stthe EI-sange Silesroom No. III BroadNa' Ne- ieh
The buildings brick sorehoase Sr5 r. sne
stores each 21lt0 also sheds &e Se The Pier '"
Map, are ready q, the O2ee the AueOner No 3s FutOnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

1 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
L aDgemeni-Chanre 81 Tue-L-aVe Jaucstlp: Nail
GrrsPor; and oil rsta'os eouneeing a. nneoa with
Glen Cove and Hemp,rsd u SOsssi passenger tn
all way-sistoDE ETpTrss train for River Head -
and Glen Cove pa.seHysf train ant al gasts!oas
and Hampstead train and for North ip SASu
surdsv RIeuon Hunters Point sl5
Huuters Po.ut Al 40 m To effect Nos. 4 1861
l. -. BARTON. nenisnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

- VISIT TO MOSCOW, with Sketches of
~ Russian Lie" Ninth Lecture the u Evenings
tyioFu. by . --,,o.,,,eo~
Church ~ che Holy Trinity corner o. Andsona,e ad 81
NONDAI EVENING, January q, At o'ciOck
Ticket So. 20 and ai5 Broadway aud At No toJ
nth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

At STONINGT0N, Gonna handsome
n RESIDENCE and Grounds low price corner principal
large well designed aud extra ouls
paroF library Hingroom Kitchen and seven bedrooms waie
well laid good bsrn and buildings
Prize terms IL COWL No. ~ Pine-st n v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
City I,al Gstat, for. SAX.
8ruukIun gtal estutt for SAX.

EOR SALE-The twO-stOry attic and base
mept HOUSE frame ded with brick brick 5aemens and loi No
ia Nssaust Brookiyn 10 walk from Fltca Ferry House
ruteI for $3.50 For terms address, C. J. c. Box No AT = o. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

TOR SALE-0n the Hudson, about / hour
Il from NewYork elegant COUNTRY SEAT situated on h
groud commanding Of the aest views Of the HUDSON compress
about acres Mansion costly and elegant about " ct susI
complete and COMMISSIONS Price $1,000 with 20
q, : lO0 900 vi,h Is acres Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN.
ti0c-i No Ple-st, n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24

COUNTRY SEATS.-MALL0RY. BLACK
~ WELL Co.. ReA Estate Brokers' Evening Post BuiiaF No
respectfully property that they
nue country villa 'tages specially IN thef
ard invite all having property seller rent 70 pace 90
their looks immediately sbons publishing tet Ak
o Of orr fu resdi6g Hudson River gives peculiar aigar
10 Offering property Tsuytosn lonkers SC We particular
houses for the Sumner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-24
Guuntrr Etal Gstatt for SaIf.

ATORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
N AVID Farms great variety be,aaay ,nSec oes spar re.
a. season or wear BY BLACKWELL SMITH No 2 Broadway
N.v.YorE tol m Orsnge hain ann Cones. se6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28
RrrrR FArLs. March o. IsI

RrvEE FALLS, March 20, 1868.
Ed. JOURNAL The good people Of our
village having had implicit confidence in your
ability to impress our Legislators with a pro
pyr sense Of duty, especially in relation TO en-
acting law prohibiting the birth of any
child without the child's consent, have for
Of &c teen e caught mapping" In other
words. we are the victims Of misplaced conf
dence. Our progenitors have conceived. Ia
bored and brought fOrth-HOt mouse, but a
city. In the stiffness Of midnight hour they
have brought their timid helpless child into
existence, aud chrisiensd il = The city Of Rig-
sT Falls :" It's gender is neither male nor Ie-
male. but it is an Il. Who did create it,
who viii nurse it-who will maintain it-and
where did Il come from, aud what viii be-
come Of M are questions which 10 one can
answer.
In our dilemma VIC most earnestly besecch
the sympathy OF friends and neighbors. and
especially that Of OR COUSINS. Don't laugh
a. us-nsy-never deride the unfortuuate.
Like the juvenile Who bad been very unex
pectedly created K1egc, we most solemaly de-
clare that We are not to blame for It,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28

RIVER FAILS, March %. 1868.
In. JoUsSAL We are not well pleased
with our new chris.eniug-we are not pleased
with our City Charter. In .itself-if a self it
hast may be well enough. But We have
nothing to gain by it. and many ,hings to
lose. We lose our strength, and our prestige,
l. we had any. Like the toad that attempt
ed 70 swell 70 the dimensions Of the OK, we
must burt. We have put on airs we can
never maintain, and we have assumed bur-
,iens in TIE shape Of expensive bridges, gre
vious 10 be borne. A fair expression Of the
citizens living in the city limits. would show
not less than three out Of four, most earnestly
opposed to the organization. But we cannot
help ourselves. Some Of us are LED 10 inquire
why this organization has been sprung upon
Is +; aud echo answers, Why?"
By abstemious diet-total abstinence from
ale aud beer-Virtuous habits, good economy
aud christian perseverance We hope TO sur
vive the shock, and finally recover our for
Iner quiet, PEACE and spFosP Gritty. And with
this hope % console US, we viii just jog cozi-
Is along ia our newly made one-horse-wa-
gin. ABNER MORSE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28
street Notice,

BIZ order Of the Common Council Of the city Of
Prescott.
Notice is hereby given, that on the goth
day of April, 1868, application viii be made
to the Judge of the Co. Court Of Pierce Co,
at his office, in Prescott, at one o'clock, P. n,
for the appointment of twelve Jurors to view
the lands and premises. hereinafter described.
for the purpose of widening Albert Street,
in the ID ward of the city of Prescott. to
make said street rods street, ard to assess
the damages to the owRer, or owners. if the
said Jurors decide it is necessary TO take said
lands, or any part thereof. And all persons
interested are required to appear at such time
and place, and object for cause shown, TO any
iurer, or persons 50 chosen, if they gee ht.-
The lands proposed to be taken, and describ.
ed in the petition therefor, ale as follows, to.
wit: A strip two rods wide off the north side
of each of the following lots
adjoining upon said Albert Street on the
south side thereof. and taking the north por-
ton of such lots by line drawn parallel with
said Albert Street, two rods theTefrom. lst.
A strip two rods wide off the north side of .
triangular piece Of land lying between Albert
Street on the north. Young Street on the
south west and Oak Street on the sc, owned
bv ". III. York; like strip Off the north side
of lot q, in block %, In Copp d Afaxson's I'd
addition, owned BY Charles w Wright and
lot 8, IN block %, owned by WI CoPp and
like strip across the north side sof block IS
owned by Charles Bailey, and like strip off
the north side Of lot ) in block Sc, owner un-
known. and a like strip off porth side of lot
block sc and lot in block 81. owned by
G. F. Hoyt, au3 like strip off the Uorth'sida
OF block ~. owner unknown, and ike strip
off north side of lot II block Al. owner un-
known, and SO mach of the northerly corner
of lot II block SO as is within rods Of sail
Albert Street, owner unknown, and ? rods
wide off the north side Of lot 4 block 43.
owner unknown, and so much of The north
erly corner OF lot block 49, as is within 2
rods Of said Albert Street, owner unknown.
and strip two rods wide of Tie north side
of lot ) block 43. All in same addition. and
so taken In Continuous strip rods wide
along the south side of and parallel to said
Albert Street upon the south side Of DOe'a
addition 10 the city of Prescott. @
". r. GATES. City CLERK.
Prescott, March 7. 1868. a 45-w4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28
NORLEMEN.

The noblest men know ON earth,
Are men whose hands are brown with toll;
Who. backed by 10 ancestral graves,
Hew down the woods and till the soil,
And win thereby proudeI fame,
Than follows king or warriors name,
The working men, what e'ei their task.
To carve the stone or bear the hod-
They wear upon their honest brows
Tho royal stamp aud seal of God;
And brighter are the drops Of sweat
Than ciamonds ia a corouet
God bless the noble working men,
Who rear the cities Of the plain,
Who dig The mines and build the ships,
And drive the commerce of the main.
God bless them for their swarihy hands.
Have wrought the glory of our lands
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28
rhe .IudiciaI ELECTION.

We hope the Republicans of this county
viii not neglect to poll their fun vote FOR the
Republican Judicial Ticket. Chief Justice
Dixon and Associate Justice Paine, candidates
for re election. are each men Of known abili-
ity and integrity. In fitness for the position,
their superiority over their OppOnsnts cannot
be questioned. A defeat now would be dis
astrous in its inflgence on the Fall campaign.
Let active Republicans IN the several towns
see that the full vote is polled Judicial tick
cts can be had free on application at this Of
fee
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Noflce 40 Tenchers..


Notice is hereby given thas Teachers's
Examinations for Pierce Comfy wiz bo hold
az follows:
At Msiden Rock April Il. Is and rs. Tor
the towns of Pleasant Valley. Union, Salem
and Isabelle.
At Ellsworth April 20. q and 81, for tbs
towns Of Esworth. Ell gaso. Rock Elm and
Hariland.
At River Falls April % "a and IS. To- the
towns of River Falls, Martel, Clifton ai,d
Trimbelle.a
At Prescott April 2s. % and 30. Cor the
towns of Prescott. Oak Greye, Trenton end
Diamond Bluff. 49,
Exercises VIII commence promptly at
o'clock each day and punctuality win be
expected.
A portion Of each day win be devoted 70
Institute exercises. and teachers are requested
to be prepared With blank books for taking
notes
School officers arc invited TO be present.
and thus improve an opportunity for secur-
ing teachers for their schools
All friends of our schools viii BE cordially
Welcomed.
Ri. FEED.
Co. Supt. Of Schools.
Prescott, March IL, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-28

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