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Domestic Markets,

On NEW Y9Ek. Nov s.-Flour-sales $500 bbls.
% anu ~ more active but prices still
extra 40; round hoop Ohio 20 a Co: extra Il est
ern 20 @ 20; choice White Wheat eTtIo no "a
extra 60 q 10 20; sales trifing California aniet
sales at rs a 10 25. Wheat without decided change
in price with some speculative demand shippers and
Amber Michigan 2 100 q 2o1; White California 81
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A.GJS Il. MANGAM Pres. JAS. MERRILL, Sec'y
5sECEIYES deposits and allows FOUR PER CENT
N INTEREST on all daily balances, subject to
check at sight. SPECIAL DEPOSITS for six month
o more may be made at five per cent. The capital
of ONE MILLION DOLLARS is divided among over
500 shareholders, comprising many gentlemen OF
large wealth and financial experience who are also
personally liable to depositors for all obligations
the Company to double the amount of their capital
stock. As the NATIONAL TRUST CO. receives de-
posits in large or small amounts, and permits them
to be drawn az whole in part by CHECK AT
OH ALL DAILY BALANCES, parties throughout the
country can keep accounts in this institution with
special advantages OF security, convenience and
profit. iune29deo & eow6mis
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ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, Nov. 19-The first Alabama
| State fair held since 1860, commenced here
| yesterday. 1t was largely attended, and many
| visitors were from other States. The number
of articles and stock exhibited was far beyond
| aYnectatinnS
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MAssACHUsRTTs.

PITssFIELD, Nov. 19.-The train on the
Housatonic Railroad was thrown from the
track yesterday by broken rail near Sufield
Every passenger was injured and Miss Saral
Hays of Pittsfield seriously
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MUSIC BY THE PORTLAND BAND,

MANAGERS:
der' D. l.. Chambe lain, Capt Enoch Knight
:. toin Y. Caldwell, Adit Chas. w. Roberts
George f. Shepey, Lieut.. E. G. Bolton,
~, geo i. Beaie. Sc G. d. Themes,
Ool. L. 4. ROBERTS, B. f. Whitney,
a. =. Miller, John F. Rand,
9. a W. bcns0h, O. $. Bickford, OF
NJ. AZ W; 6radDury, Saccarappa,
hi'9or Y. G0rdoni Corp. David MOuton
o.. Nnas Walker, Hon Jacob Mcclellan,
]. G. Wallace, of Samuel 81 Snrin 20
Dover, N, H. a w n CIenn 81
8" Geo. W. Parker a w WoodppPp,,
James w. Black o. M Marrett Esa 1''''
gonn z: Perry Geo, A. Wright, ESQ.,
DR.. B. F. Fogg. --'e''
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Col. I; A; Roberts, Lieut.. Charles j. Pennell,
G sd' = r. D w Parker, 6 James 7. Brown,
kiegt E Edw W. tsysitt. Corp Geo C. Fletcher,
Seret' WIN. =. fonng, -, Private ThOs. j. Murphy,
Private Albert Halves.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
Lieut. ohas. j. Pennell, Lieut. Edw, W. Loveitt.
FLOOR DIRECTOR:
COL. THOS. A. ROBERTS.
Capt Geo W. Parker, Lieut.. Chas. 7. Penneu
Lieut.. James T. Brown, r. r. Wescott
Sergt. VIM. c; Young, Corp. Geo. q. Fletcher
pqEp James Private John E. Bradford
Oscar Litchfeid, Wm q .; n Poaett'
Storer S. Knight
soldiers and sailors of the Army and NAVY are re-
quested to appear in uniform.
o, Dancing will commence at O'clock Clothing
a Tickets admitting a Gentleman and Ladies'
Ss.oO, to be obtained of the Committee of ARRANGE
Menes, at the stores of F. R. Harris and Dr. Edward
cary Store and at the door.
nov1std
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Wilson's Prepared Solder !

EOR mendins Tin and other metal wares without
i soldering ironl, simply with lighted lamp Bot
tie with directions how to for sale by ali apoth-
ecaries tor Csc, saving twenty times its cost.
Nov 19-eodr
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Portable Steam Engines,

COMBINING the maximum Of efficiency, durabili-
ty and economy with the minimum of weight and
price. They are widely and favorably known, more
than 600 being in use. All warranted satisfactory
or no sale descriptive circulars sent application.
Address,
u. &. HOADLEY d. CO.,
nov IL d6m LAWRENCE. MASS.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGISLATURE


The Legislature adjourned yesterday on ac-
count of the fair, and will probably do no bus
This r,rnnIr
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III. II. HELMBOLD,
Drug Dc Chemical W0Teh OaIse
594 Broadway, Rev York,

None are genuine unless done up in steel.engrav-
ed wrapper, with fac-simile of my chemical ware
house, and signed H.T. HELMBoI.D.
Feb 20 eod&eow1y .spis
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Everything will be sold at the lowest possible
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
nov 10-d&w1w
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ST. STEPHENS BANK SUSPENDED.
ST. JOHN, Nov. 19.-The St. Stephens Bank
suspended this morning. Scovill's liabilities
are said to be over $500 900.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07
winona En- rasaac.

A barber attached TO the procession
undertook to do listlc job Of shaving
for a spectator, with razor some four
feet in leneth and Judging from the con.
tortions of the man who was being
shaved, we should think the knight of the
razor had forgotten to grind his instrn-
ment before starting. el
The procession was hemled by the
Stars and Stripes on horseback following
was n brass band on wheels; and nov
comes the multitude of-of-yes, we
should rather think so. Grotesque, gro
tesqnely, grotesqueness, multiplied by
fifteen, and added 10 wildly formed,
whimsical, extravagaut, irregular, ludI-
crcus aud antic, all simmered down. with
the. fantastic added unfortunately.
would fail to give the faintest idea of The
reality.
Following The band was a company of,
We shonld think, spoon artiIlery,a all armed
with pike poles, but instead of pixies,
they had mammoth spoon on the upper
end, winch did not appear very dan
geIous weapon to anything but soup
dish. They were fully oilicered-a cleft
tenant to every file, majors. colonels,
and high cock o.lorum on horseback,
who bosses the whole job. We have
often heard of nosegays, but as to gay
noses. we had bat faint conception un-
til yesterday. The whole procession APP
peared to run to the article of nose
in short, they bad it bad; while the
variety of phizzes was enough to sug-
gest new and unexplored branch in
"phiz ical anatomy" The next was a
troupe Of urchins, duly masked in every
conceivable manner. from little dump
of nigger to prince; this was band
No. 2, and during the halt they gave
us lively tune on various instruments,
ranging from FIVE cent whistle to tin.
pan; this part of the procession was one
Of It's best features. 6L1kl@
Next on the programme we have an
innocent looking little Jack, ornamented
in the most extravagant style, ridden by
an old woman. aud having regular In
dian drag, upon which was constructed
a calf on tilts. ridden by an old huncl.
back character, whose appearance aud
actions ELECTED much merriment; the lit
tie donkey, we consider, was in for a
good share of the labor Of the funny af
fair.
Following the donkey and his "cara-
van," was shed loaded with blocks OK
stone, with stone cutters busily at work,
representing that branch Of business in
this city.
The rear was brought up by. a large
number of footpads rugged out in the
most ludicrous costumes that can be inn
agined, representing everything AND any
thing, all nationalities, trades, profess
sions, classes. conditions and morals. =
Winona Democrat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07
StETeIp Vvanted.,, A singniar
Appfifana.

A gentleman who advertised for a
girl, few days since WAS early 10 the
morning, waited upon BY six foot mas.
culiue individual, comfortably wrapped
in fus, even to the trimming of bis
wrapper, ----~---.g-- -Tsx4rs, 3
You adseftise for a person to do
work. sid he, but rs our friend does
not trouble himself with the province
Of engaging "female help" he sent lis
wife to make the bargain, supposing
that the distinguished looking indivi iual
was Interesting himself on behalf Of
some poor but worthy otjee; of the fem,
mine gender. zaa fl
When the lady entered the parlor.
he was seated 10 an easy chair before
the FIRE, bis boots on the tender, aud as
it was cold morning enjoying the lux
ury of toastiDg his shins. In fact, he
looked quite at home, and, as the sequel
will show, felt that he almost was at
home. 3tEI h1a 'fite
'Ah," said he, looking up, but. with
out changing his position, "you are the
lady of The houseT
Il am" she replied. "What may be
your business? e.
"You advertise for competent per.
son TO do homework, and | came to see
about it for my wife,
"Your wife," exclaimed the lady,
regarding him with astonishment.
"Ah, les. my wife. ] shall require a
pretty good room for Der, which it will
be requisite no other member of your
family will occupy You will see the
necessity of this" said be, taking q
cigar from his side pocket and biting the
end, las intend to sleep with her every
night myself"
Our friends spouse was shocked and
indignant. Her first impulse was to call
her husband, but she abstained for fesl
of scene. AT length she exclaimed, 81
don't want your wife. sir. and you will
oblige me By leaving the house."
The nOnehalent individual, who had by
this time lit bis cigar, elevated his eve
brows, stared inquiringly at her. and then,
rs he turned 10 60, remarked: "Well,
well, human nature is inconsistent. Here
is one woman who would kick up q row
if her husband didn t sleep with her,
getting mad because another woman, my
wife, wants to sleep with me.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
street Notice.

BY ,rdlr of The Common Council Of Tie city Of
Prescott.
NOTICE is. hereby given, that on the 50th
~ day Of April. 1868, application will b.
male To the Judge of the County Court of
Pierce county, AT his Office Ia Prescott. at
o'c ock p. NJ. for the appointment of twelve
Jurors to view the lands am premises herein
after described, for the purpose of laying out
a street sixty feet wide TO the Cemetery. i'm
the first ward of the city of Prescott ana to
ASSES the damages 10 the owner or owners if
the said Jurors decide it nee. ssary TO take said
lands or any part thereof; and all persons in.
terested are required to appear at such time
aud place and object for cause shown. to any
juror or Jurors so chosen, if they see it; the
lands proposed To be taken therefore are as
follows to-wii: A street go feet wide and
commencing at the sc end of Elm Street ia
the first ward Of said city. thence in south
easterly direction across strip of unplttied
land Belonging TO George SchaSer. of Pres
colt in lot !. sec Is. town 20 of range %.
about % rods to the west end OF Washington
Street in FoVler's addition to Prescott
And also TO cDnmence IL the south nd of
Waeota Street, in said Fowlers addition
thence running south easterly direction
about 80 rods across lot 3. in sec. 5. town &c.
range 20. on B h. Camptell's Lanai. of Gale
same town and range as above thence east ON
the north line of said lot l. last above mem
toned to the ne corner OF said lot 80 rods.
w. r GATES, City Clerk.
Prescott. March Z. 1868. 45-w4
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Probate Notice

Pierce Cnurty Court In matter Of tho
estate of Ellen Lockard deceased.
ON READING and filing The petition Of
~ q. B. Cox. executor of the estate of Ell
len Lockard. deceased. respectfully represents
among other things that he has fully admin
and place be- fixed for examining aud allowing
his account of his administration. II u Or
dered that said account be heard before the
Judge OF this Courf.a his office in the city Of
P.escoit on Monday the I'd dav OF March A.
DISCS, at 10 b',lock. A. NJ. Aud il is further
ordered that notice theresa be given to al
persons interested by publishing a copy Of
this order for three successive weeks. once In
each week. in the Prescott Journal, a news
paper printed ia Prescott prior To said day Of
earn z. WM HOWES, Co. Judge.
Dated Feb. LIST. 1868.
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Referees sale.

Circuit Court Pierce Comfy. Abel B. Car.
peuter against Henry ID. Mcbride and Es-
iher a Mcbride.
DY VIRTUE of decree of foreclosure
a1 and sale made in the above entitled ac-
ton. the unde signed referee named Ia sail
d,cie. viii sell at public auction. 30 The high
est binder. on the ION day of February, 666,
al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. at the front
door Of McCrav's Drug Store. in tie city Of
Prescott. in said county, the following DIES.
crihed mprigaged premises. t"-wit: The "
If of the he or and the s. or uf the ne Or Of
section 6. town 81 of range II. being in Pierce
County, " iscOusIn.
P.V. WISE, Referee.
Dated Dec. 81, 1857 35-w6
The abase sale is adjourned to Feb. 29th,
1865, at same hour Of the day as above.
nv. WISE, Referee.
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Order for proof og win,
'iprce County Court IN Prohate. Ia the mt
ter of ihs- last viii and testament Of Jamrs

Pierce County Court IN Probate In the mt
ter of ihs- last will and testament Of Jamrs
D''F r'n ,ie.esSef.
- REAaiN @ anl mag "a irs'ru- :
~ ~ 6 utiiig ?arrOi.lsg :, - Ire ias;
AMI ue,tsmes.t ~ ,awes DeLcaa "a 81!
Pierce County. deceased. and ai>o la; accom-.
par,yiag petition Of Elizabeth Duncan OF
Piefc,. County. Wisconsin,, REPRESENTING
noug other ihings thai the said James Drn-
can lately died at his residence in the town Of
Salem IN said county Of Pierce; that said
Instrument j. the last viii and Testament OF
a Id decreased and that she. the said pstitIo0eg.
is The identical Elizabeth Duncan named and
appointed in and by the sid last viii and
testament execufrix thereof: aud praying
thai day be appointed for hearing the pToofs
of said last viii and testament of the said
James Duncan deceased il IS ordered that
tine pT..ofs Of said instrument be heard before
the Judge If This Court on Monday the lee
ond day of March 1858 at his office in the
city of Prescott, At ten O'Clock. A NJ.
Ind it is further or,iered that public notice
thereof be given TO All persons interested By
Publishing copy of this order fH three sue
opssive weeks pIior TO said day of hearing in
the Prescott journal. weekly Newspaper
printed at Prescott ia said county.
VIM. HOWES, Co. Judge.
Dated Feb 6. 1853
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

Pierce Copnty Court. in PROBATE. In the
matter OF the estate of Perry Walton. de,
erased
an READING and fling the petition OF
~ Jane VI Galloway9 of Trrnton. in said
county. representing among other ihiu q, tnst
Perry Walton, late of TIpnt0r. Pierce Co.
State OF Wisconsin. on the 18th day of Marrh
1865, died mtestate. leaving goods. chattelE
and estate within this county. and thai the
said petitioner is the widow of said deceas.
ed. and praying that administration of said
estate be granted unto WIN. II Adams of SAID
ooanty. IL is ordered that said petiinn he
heard beEre the Judge of this court. at his
office. in The city of Prescott nn Monday. the
2,i day of March, 4. ID 1868. at ten o'cIock
An Aud it j. furth,r ordered that notice
thereof be given 10 all persons Interested, by
publishing copy Of tins order tor three sue
cessive weeks. On6e in each week. in the Press
colt Journal, newspaper printed in Pres
colt, priuf 10 said day OF hearing
WN HOYES, Co. Judge.
Dated Feb. IL, 1868. 42-w3
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SPECIAL NOTICES
street Notice.

Hy orteT or tte Common CoH'sc~ OF Mc cay u
Prescott.
Notice is hereby given. that on the goth
day Of April. 1868, application VIII be made
to The Judge of the County Court Of Pierce.
at his office. IN Prescott. al one o'clock. p NJ.
Tor the appointment of twelve jurors to view
the lands aud premises. hereinafter described.
for the purpose of widening Albert Street,
in the % ward of the city of Prescott, to
make said street a rods street, Al TO assess
The damages to the ser. or owners. il the
said Jurors decid- 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 80 chosen. IL they see mt
The lands proposed TO De taken, and deserib
ed in the petition therefor, are as follows. to-
wit; 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 theretrom. LIST
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 w. Fl. York: a like strip off the north side
of lot Z, IN block %. in Copp q Maxson's ID
addition. owned by Charles w. Wright and
lot 8. in block %. owned by W. j Copp and
like strip acrnss the north side ..of block IS
owned by Charles Bailey, and a like strIp off
tile Eor1h side of lot ) in block 36. owner un-
known. and a like strip off north side OF lot
8 block 81 and lot Z in block 81, owned by
q. +. Hoyt, an! like strip off The north side
OF block AZ. owner unknown. and like strip
off north side of lot IL block Al. owner un
k nnwn. and 50 much Of the northeriy corner
of lot | l block SO as il within 2 rods OF sad
Albert Street, owner unknown, and rods
wide off the north side of lot block 43.
owner unknown. AMI ~ much off the north
erly corner of lot block 43. rs is within
rods of said Albert Street, owner unknown.
aud a strip two rods wide off the north side
of Lot block 43 All in same addition and
so taken in a continuous strip rods wild,
along the south side of and parallel to said
Albert STREET upon the south side of Dues
addition to the city Of Prescott.
W. r. GATES. City Clerk.
praccotf March z 1853 45-W4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

There is Tennessee secret society
calling themselves tine ''Improvrd
Order of Red Men, 1t is now ten
months since the first stride" was organ
lied, and there are now five IN the state,
embracing three hundred members. The
chief rejoices in the enphonius title OF
Ineohonee. 1t is stated that the organi-
cation is not at all political. At q re-
cent celebration at Nashville they dis
PLAYED banner bearing on one sids the
inscription. .'Im'd o. II. NJ. State of Ten.
nessee-- Freedom, Friendship and Char
ity. We assist each other in a1versity,
and care for the widow and orphan and
on the other side. ''To adopt orphans
aad bring them up in virtuous ways is
pleasing to the Great Spirit"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

- Il is re'a.gd lhat when Commodore
Biddle was pa ing visit to japanese
junk in jeddo bay, in le46, sentry
pushed hm back into his jig, as he was
clamberiug over the bulwarks. The
comnodoTe's official wrath was kindled,
and he returned to bis ship and sent q
peremptory demand for an apology and
idemnity for the insult The reply was
returned as speedily as the circumstances
would admit, that the sentry bad acted
without orders, but that bis head, which
had already been cut of, was at the
commodore's service.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07
a Fashionable Lady.


Mark Twain attended one of the
Grant receptions in Washington. OF
one of the toilets prepared for the oc-
casion, he says:
"At Grants reception, the other night,
he most fashionably dressed lady was
Mrs. G. G. She wore pink satin dross,
plain in front. but with a good deal of a
rake to ito the train, | mean; It was
said to be two or three yards long
One could see it creeping along tue floor
some little time after the woman was
gone. Mrs. q. wore also a White bodice,
cut bias, with Pompadour sleeves, founc.
ed with ruches; low neck, with the inside
handkerchief not visible2 white kid
gloves. She had on pearl necklace,
which gliuied lonely, high up in that
barren waste Of neck aud shoulders. Her
bair was lrizzled into tangled chapparal,
forward of the ears; aft it was drawn
together, and eompactly bound and
plated into q stern like a pony's tail. and
furthermore was eantcd upward at a short
angle, and .ingeaiously supported by q
red velvet crupper, whose forward ex
tremity was made fast with haIf-Litch
around a hair pm on her poop deck,
which means, of course. on the top of
her head, if YOU DO not understand fash
ionable techBicalities. Her whole top
hamper was neat and becoming. She
mad a beautiful complexion when she
first come in, but it faded cut by degrees
in the most unacconhtable way. How
ever it was notlostfer good. l found
the most of i on my shoulders afterward.
Il had been, standing by the door when
she had been squeezing in and out with
the throng.) There were other fashion,
ably dressed ladies, present. Of course,
bnt | only TOOK notes of one rs speci.
men,"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

= Il is the fashion now in the rebel
press to relate anecdotes of the freedmen
to prove their invineIble stupidity. One
of them. however. seems unfortunately
chosen for TINT purpose. A young negro
was sent by his employer to purchase
something to smoke the meat in the
meat house" He went TO the grocery
and invested the money in cigars, then
returned, and seating himself in the
smoke house, under the meat lighted a
cigar and putfed away. He had dis
posed of sixteen cigars, in this way.
before the blunder was discovered by the
family.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

A company of scape graces who
were bent on spree on the Satbalh
day meeting pious old deacon named
Samson, ON his way to church, one of
them exclaimed. "Ah, now we're safe .
We will take Samson with us, and then
should we be set upon by q thousand
Philistines. he'll SHAY them all" MY
Young friend" quietly responded the
deacon, ITO do that should have to
borrow your jaw bone" ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

A gentlemen at an eating house
asked the person next to him if be would
lease TO pass him the mustard, "Sir,said
the man, Go you mistake me for a
waiter?" "Oh, no. sir, was the reply,
| mistook you for a gentleman" 'r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

TRAIs's LEcrUEE. - The scene at
George Francis Trans second lecture in
Cork was lioely. Ribs bent and all bu.
cracked; bats were smashed; loose prop
critics were torn away. An elderly gen
llemen, wearing a par OF bIs coat, hav
IEg the handle of his umbrella embedded
in the pi; Of bis stomach, and his hat
firmly jammed over his eyes and nose,
impIored mercy in vain. Entrance into
The eaIlaries was no deligerance There
tue crush was something tremendous
Motion was impossible. The mass was
forced into every in;erstice aud down to
the edge. of the railing by constantly IN.
creasing pressure from without. and
many Of those in the front clambered
over TO escape and slid into the body OF
the hall, previously crowded to inconYen-
fence. So says Cork paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

allow do ! look, Doctor?" asked
painted young lady of the family
physician. 81 can't tell, Martha, till
you uncover your face" was the crushing
reply.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

- A trottiug horse was sold by
weight in Chicago. At sl4.50 per
pound, be realized for his owner SIS
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

GT In Dry Goods, Hats, Caps, Clothing,
etc, have the largest STOCK ever brought
here. Winter Goods are sold at greatly re-
duced prices.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

HF Anything you want from the most
substantial articles to the lighter Yankee
Notions, will be sold at the lowest living pri-
ces. Call and examine for yourselves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-03-07

Mark Twain attended one of the
Grant receptions in Washington. Of
one of the toilets prepared for the oc.