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The west half of lots and 10 in block Il, Of
Proctor 4 Greeu's division IF Carsl CITY and i'm

| The west half of lots : and 10 in block Il, Of
Proctor Green's division of Cars City and i'm
provements, tax and delinquency IS 20.
Lots and 10 block co, same ii, ision, tax and
delinquency tS.
lots and lick CO, same division, tax and
i, liupCcnCy 81.
Lots , AID Hook co, same division, tax ard
d linqUenty IS.
Lots ., !. 6. and 10 block ca, same division.
tax AID delinqr' nCy 20.
North. wet quarter Il b!nCk 90. Philips Givi-
sion Of Carson City. tax and delinquency l IS.
North :! feet # Nc northeast quarter of block
20 same division t. ard lie il cu,ncy % eta.
Lots ard 10 in block O. Of tuIIy's division II
Carson City. fax ard delinquency -.
Lots !. , =, !, ;. t. :, S q. "a, II Hni II in
Heck ere Il IF Van Wrinkle 4 lrCctoIs d;viscn Of
Carson City, tax and deiL' Uoncy On each lot
- cts.
lots /, ., 5. I. . and in Hook # said iivi-
sion. tax ard delinquency ON each 1t - Cts.
Lots l Ia l.! inclusive. tie whole # block g,
same division, tax and delinquency On each lot,
- cts.
Lots to Il III, lusiye. tie whole of Hook IL,
same division. tax and delinquency On each lot
D. cts.
L"t- l to II inclusive. tie whole cf hook 20,
san division, tax aI.l Gglingu, ny each lot,
- cts.
SAN. c. DT NEOE.
District Attorney, Clmsly county.
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NEVADA.

sYs7 Firm Genoa by Taho AMI Slippery FCrt, t.
P.acervilIe, - miles and buck ouce a week.
Leave Jenya Monday at 5 \. N
Arrive at PIiceTvilie next day by !. II ;
Leave Pacerville Weint siay at 5 !. n;
Arrive at Genoa next day by l. Il.
NOTES
Each route must be bill for separately, W tn
separate guaranty anl ce-ti:i at, and must pro
vi, for the conveyance Of the NAL with " celeri-
~ certainty, and .cgrity, u-ln- the terms ii
the law and proposal must be guaranteed BY two
responsible persons, certified to as sucl By post
mister Or JUICE Of a court of record
Nopay vii be EIa lie for trips not performed and
for each of such omissions not satisfactorily eN-
.,Itinei three times the pay of the trip may be
i lucte1. For arrivals - TAR behIni time rs to
break connection with depending NAH, AMI not
sufficiently excused. one urth Of the conren'a-
tin or the trip is subject TO forfeiture Fines
will be imposed, unless the Il .linIuency be salts
fictoriy explained, for neslectns 10 tahe TIE
ii from into post Office; Tor suffering ID 10
beiliIreI destroyed. robbed, or lost; or Tor re
f.sin-, after demand, to convey the mail as fire.
cuently the contractor runs, or is concerned in
running. vehicles on the route. Iie POSTMASTER
General may anuu the oontrac: for 'iisobeyiIg the
post Office laws the instructions of thr Depart
me1t He nav alter the sche lule Of departure
ani arrivals and also order an increase of service
by allowing therefor pro rdth increase on con
tract pay He may also curtll or discontinue the
service ia Whole Or in part, At a proportionate De
crease IF paw allowing As a full indemnity to the
G s,tracto- one month extra compensation on the
amount Of service dispensed with, and pro rata
C mp .nsation for the service retained and con-
timed.
For form Of proposal, &C., &c. see advertise
mept in pamphlet form Of routes in Kansas
Nebraska, Colorado, &c, dated November 90,
1867, or any similar advertisement issued by the
Department.
Bids should be addressed to the second
Assistant Postmaster General" superseded PRO
po,als State Of - and sent by mail.
ALEX. W. RANDALL, i
spN-td Postmaster denern.
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ApnliCafiGn fer Patent.
NOTICE. NO. 10!.
REGISTFR'S OFFICE.

NOTICE. NO. IU!
REGISTER'S OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NLv.Dt, May 18th, 1868.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
- 7. Williams, Ham Btrnwsl. Joseph earn
brow, James l. Titus, J. b. Barnwell, Benz
Wickhf, Geo. ". Crdi-e, l. B. Winters, Mat.
Chesser has his day filed in this office a diagram
together with Notice IF Application for Patent
from the United States, under Act Of Cungress ap-
proved July 70. l>66, for Two Thousand feet Of
Lost Cause Lode. ana known as the Lost Cause
CAIN, in the Nashita Mining District Douglas
County, Nevada: Commencing at post No. J. the
:. ". corner, running thence l9o! 80 W $50
feet t. sta.i, II No 2: thence : 100 80 " 100 feet
to station No. ,; thence 19o so W 100 feet to
station No + thence y 20 so + 100 feet to sta
ton No >: the14-. Y 1go so " 14ju feet station
VI. Is: theGre y 10 go f 40 feet 10 station No :
thence l. 30 + 1000 feet to station No. S ;
THENCE - ., West 10 feet II place Of begin
n NJ. Q ,lra u.u- ami lj-lC1 acres. Bearings
from true meridian. rlar. var. to- 80 E.
WARREN /. L1CkHART,
Hly21t11 Register.
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IDAHO.

aII+ From Beer River Junction. n. o., hy
Portage sIlI,le City. Fort Hall, El-lt koy <.
Snake River Ferrv AMI Junction Ranch, n. J.
t, Virginia city, So miles AMI back, three
times week.
Leave Bear River Junction Eonlsv, Wednesday
AMI Fr.l lay at ; AN:
Arrive al vir9inia City third day byGP.m
Love Virginia City Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 5 4. NJ;
Arrive at Bear River Junction third day y G
P NJ
Proposals fir six-t;mes-a-week service invited
IJ.l5 From Boise City, by willow Greek, Oregon
n. o. Camp Logan. IN. o. Stra" berry Va
lev m. O. y. Union AMI M1ry-vile. IN. o.. 10
Canyon City, 154 miles and back, once week.
Leave Boise City MONDAY at A NJ;
Arrive at Canyon City wednesday hy ?. II;
Lave Cinvon City Thursday IT = IL;
Arrive at Boise Cry sunday by P NJ
Tr,poslis f5r ,hree-:i;l s-aweek service invited.
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COLOR ADO.

.o35 From Cheyenne. Dakota, by Il Forte, t,
Denver, Colorado, l02 miles and back, daily.
supplying such Offices on the route, at the
discretion Of the Department.
Leave Cheyenne daily at e 4. Il, Tor on arrival
of cars from the East;
Arrive at Denver in twenty-f1ur hours;
Leave Denver daily at !. NJ:
Arrive at Cheyenne in tweaty-f5Ur hours.
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nOSTATi.

1873 From Virginia City, hy Nevada City, sheri-
dan, Stur.is, and Montana, - BAnnacA City -
miles AMI back hree times a week.
Leave Virginia city u, MAY, Wednesday, AID
Friday at ; 4. II
Arrive at EaanacG City next day-ly u N;
Leave Bannsck City Nonlay, wednesday, and
Friday at An:
Arrive at gina City next days 10y l2M.
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EoUND:

NNE GREY HORSE, SPANISH m
J brand on lett hip, about fourteen VT
hands ai,h Said horse came to tF-vSY
SWIFTS STATION on the night of ) II
Saturday. May 9, 1865 The owner can recover
his property by paying the charges for feed, and
the cost Of this advertisement.
FRED. D. TURNER,
Agent for Lake Bigler Toll Road Company.
myI5 I'm
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KANSAS.

lii51 From Coyote end Of the Union Pacifc Rail
road, Z. D. to Denver, Colorado, 20 miles and
back, daily
L.lye Coyote daily at \. n. (Jr on arrival Of
cars from the Ets0.
Arrive at penvt. in seventy-twO hours;
Leave Denver daily at \. N;
Arrive at Cayote in serenty-tvo hours.
The route an! service will be cUrtaiied at pro
ruty reduction Of pay, the railroad Is ca
tended westward.
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llt11 clay OF April.

costs OF suit:
Land. f w # srcti "A II, l - ~ i
of Mt DIahIo Meridian AMI improve Ms; TAX Il,
delinquency 10 %.
Behr. Charles ToSS'sr- y Claim t. he W"~t i, =
feet If lot n # Russell 4 Cows >u'vey Of I'm
rire City and in'nT,vD rcn :; a'So ter> mai lr cr'
~ assessed at go oa: taN and 7'-q uenry - Il.
Bradley BS. v IF l.ts > a1I . III I ''-. / #
:, and : division, Cars. 4 City lax and @'!."-
4ucuCy u i.
Cromwell, Oliver, re-~a-=o9T c'a'm -.,.t il
block y f T,r Ire cry and :t,l r,,v,..art- anl
personal property vaIr-e am. assessed At $50 90,
tax and nciitguency - Il.
Cle-vel'nl, F r. I"t~ nal !,r.l'I'y assessed at
CaveI. Mr. EIzal,'t,. r,.r~s naI property asses-
| Sc / at $50 o.: Tx aul q l'nGGorc1 > 81
Calwala.!sr. nsrrr. ?. ~~s,s. ry,iatnta2e4 acres
C o. Ish, an ity IN i; gre ,; C,r I,'5l
i iTIi # ,o t' Ka, an y H. @t by VIZ.
NEE al H., \ ,., cn Bal ranch,
+axar4 hi ...,,4,.., ia -.
''I Er si 9,',i' I,i9 ra..r:o-v Lt71 in
~ II % r p, ,i, NV. ami house II ,rs. =: also
o. r Sh ~ in. a., FAX and i.l,p.
| r,,,,sv Il &
i"F,,,G , W.; I.1t ..sa..- r to u acres If
1,,J a,1 i-r -,,..I,ts ~, H.. Itl Fl. Yer r,a
a tr an, o; ETY. ri,. r. =, C,,s NV l1wu a.
| S;r.. >-.f-,,. +,v nv, H. 1ir..,,.r,.y II ~
| Go. ~ ,,s..'..,5l IL in nm ire Cir eT2d
! n assessor ''' - LA al "
C--,a,1 J-.r.,-, ,,-ss--z-~-- t's.fl :, ~ acres
H. ,,'.,l f,r cox arf rrrlra
| 49, a., ..s, ,,,l Nv, ,..,t1 .....-sel at o5 CO:
mrn,s; ; 3.T r, l,' r. Fly assessed "
| Isr,i.,. = in. ,7ozsnss..rv clai-, +, ~ If
.o. 't''. ~ an i,'> ana NV
- r--; , 90 M, r - = II - ! # NJ Ii4fio
ct seen Ia, a., ~, 10 = n a.. ~ and ,,nn,,C.
- a 50
g he-, vnu -.,.~css.-v clam f., about loo
acres # timber land situate about miles west #
C G[reS 81 C t.,i.'t, o,, ;incu,rry 50
NiIIar NstrIias. r.r~-assarv Slain T. ST Ct
=, "a ,j ra,r. ve-,,frts and
I nttsol al r. =, ea a.
MeIoI re ". r,;r rafI.,, md
,ers7r1sl assessed al 80 &C; tax and !e-
Ii,, S-el-r = - %
a., r1ssa-s--y- dan +, - arre-rc land :
~ \ Il SWtIf xE,..f s4rff.Y in
Ro1E NJ ii; ii, meridian aG,l i:.l- rove
PRIV, NarcriIns ~ -scs-,rv claim 10 - Ic~es 4
rari Tear SAT-, IoTe run1.lir Fine Mt Rang. ar.l
ersnral a:5 UV: TAX and i. In
d d'ts,,,,,': = + *: AZ,
starkry James. l,v, ti:r use n T-3l ire CITY.
and Iars;nai rrorertv ass,, At 100 60: lax AID
d,li3ouenry : ii
SIo-r Wi'Ii,r, --r7v = interest sc,r,~el ~
-ror,.ce eve-rrtj lr Geo : y rise. assessed at
goo "a. 'taxf.ar,l del nqucncv.2 II.
Walter Albert. y,,s-e~~.ry claim - leo sc-es #
ataing 81 l. II NWI aTl If MI and
NElitfNF Of section u 7 IS y L 70 / Il Vt
pjalla MERRIAM. ard personal property asse>seda at
200 co; t?xau,l lei rIrtnly 10 ..
walton. Rufus. T,,scs,ory claim 70 that rort:sn
Siu 7 Is \ r Il Of VI, Di5tlo meridian, lying
north Of Clear Greek, about 50 acres; tx and
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
| PARTNERSHIP.

rx,IE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST
ing bet ween the undersigned in the name OF
II. Dion & Co, doing business in Carson CITY, Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. Joseph
Cardinal will continue the bus iness, and all debts
dre TO and from said firm are to be paid to ard ~
said Joseph Cardinal.
H. DION.
Carson City, May l, 1868. Sod
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Z IL.

6635 From Cheyenne, (DakotA}. o. that point 81
the Union Pacific l. tilrJat t. which the mails
are bein; conveyed When TIL: soEve" g'es ut
operation b. LARAMIE t.'y' f,'t sIr.ssS, RI
Grove, Fort fridS@r' l''h5' IN - -
vile, EnteTprsse, HoFgah, I'y>t',la' SUI
Lake CITY, I32e-e; Sf21Et"i' f'.'ntE,' = "a
Canon, (NeEaAl, l.nrF N"tF{' an Il,, C.A
ALPINE, SAINT ttuE St1ti'a' t' n-.'''' 10
NirgihlI NY, i-V,' me- ana - "a ''3
Leave theTeu!ie ltily except SL,i''t!' a. i
NJ. 20. on tiiA't. Ca q ''.'i M - -'--
Arrival at Virginia C,iE IN nine ','Eri ..
LeA'e va EiH. - - - @ &C. " =
A. arrive IN 'jHF y'lpe III ,he ';'HS
btttef octe""te, tCet't a@1%.
The route AMI service VIII be cnftiiltd az 3.i''
yttI reduction of pay, as each fifty miles Of the
Union Pacific Road is completed westward, and
the mail service ordered thereon -,
Tie peplrtil sht reserves 'he ll-l, q cur ! IL
the service at us western terminus h'h t'ie en-
trail Pacific E''I shall nav ~ tr,,l et' 4 SUI
Hclent uist'tice - WI '''it 1t IL -
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
OVERLAND AND TERRITORIAL.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

" ANFIINt,fVN. fI3ITt II Y I@T'N-
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT HE
Contract Office of this Department until : ?.
= of June 10 next 10 he decided 10y the l5,hl,
f1f conveying the mails of the United States III
Kansas, Colorado. Utah, Idaho, Montana. and
Neypla from October /. 1S6>. l. June 50, $50, On
the routes AMI by the schedule OF departures and
arrivals herein specified.
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SAM. G. DEN son,
+. ID. Cd ID


Ne7A'It ~. fI1 ,T''Il7I -, r-co,n
IN THE Dl>I"ltA co ~ "l Atin 81 49,
l IHd-sial District 81 ne '''i+ - ~
and tT lac comfy Of pt,' =, -, NJ % ~
LAW Loi' llalAtIli, vs. HANNAH l. IL Ia " LIN
dei'i,.1at
Acti'n Tg1-ht IN me - FI,t '"' ~ we e.,
aud u lie ~~i.i County ana Il, .,lIl. NJ,
in sil comfy IN me once ~ ne 'i.I Z" s"ti
ili,r-ttt NJ 'e =" ,-'H - 49, H. - H. r.
he S'2,r q ->'tt : n''N s'1e''i7 - -'l--'-- -
IL: Li"t'ii I--, l'.'-.-. ,- =. o ,,..-,
81 are 1c..iy REQUIRE - - Il "a IN d; -
brought az lh-' va ny eye al, W. M - -:
in the o>tf'f In "i 'he o,l,H u''' "a 70
frl-t 81 me Ia - Nt':', II 'l :; .,s S.,itJ
IT OF Misty an, I, an ~ '.,' q, Il ~ - go ~,
II a clTl = "l'.NA @''"-' ,l'> - *
within ten '+f IN 49,! - .F,.I
! - 80. ,l ,+ ~ ~,
within this urty; or II server tht OIL tLls
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DIssOLUTION NOTICE.

THE COPARTNERSHI HEPETctoRE En-
l listing under the name ard firm Of Spencer &
Atchinson is this day, April 9TH. lsGs. disso we'd by
mutual consent. A. W. Az hlNsoN,
J. J. SPENCER.
DAYTON. New, Nav 9th. 1858. my12 I'm
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IIsfritt III NOV, UlmsIy cCuntv.
4. u. NIGI gING1iI. sL,rin. n.l3
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N-NhItI--N " -N7-T7.N' 2 :. = -l7~'77V
Dat ed Carson City, April 20. 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

A ST.. PAUL correspondent Of the Sank
Rapids Sentinel makes The following
truthful and concise statements concern
ing the growth Of st. Paul, and its great
commercial advantages:
.'St Paul in five years viii have 80, 900
inhabitants, and your section of country
be the most prosperous and fourishing
agricultural district in the West. Even
as it is, without extraordinary causes, it
will not be long before st Paul has reach
ed such consummation. Thirty miles
of the Lake Superior and Mississippi
railroad will be completed and in run
ming order by the 4th of July next. The
Central railroad is preparing to make
terminus at st. Paul; the Minnesota VAL
ley about to change its depots from West
st. Paul to the city proper. The Chica-
60 aud st. Paul railway is grading along
the river with great energy; and all these
roads propose having grand union de-
pot at our levee. Lines of steamboats,
from every seaport from here to New Or
leans. running to our shores this summer,
and over million dollars worth of I'M
provements about to be constructed dur
j ig the season.
The Red Wing Argus Of the 9th con-
tains the following account of the ex-
humation of an Indian, and what was
found:
A few days ago boy named Isaac
Alley, while digging on College Bluff.
uncovered the bones Of an Indian, with
which he found a Madison medal, a buck
skin belt adorned with forty or fifty thim-
bles, and other trinkets. The medal is Of
solid silver, three inches in diameter and
one eighth of an inch thick, weighing a
bout six ounces, with planned trimmed
edges. On the face is raised bust of
Madison, with an inscription around it:
"James Madison, President of the Uni
ted States, A. d. 1902" On the reverse
is a Ratchet and pipe crossed, and clasp
ed hands underneath, with an inscription
"Peace and Friendship" One of the
clasped hands shows the wrist covered by
a coat sleeve, the other wrist not covered.
1t is not certain to whom the medallion
belonged, but DR.. Sweeney remembers
hearing Of one Tam-a-ha friendly Sioux
of 1912, who was about that time and be-
fore mail carrier to and from Fort SHELL
ing, and who was presented such a medal
at Washington. Tam aha lived at Red
Wing. and died about 1850.
The boy sold the medallion TO an adj
mirer of curiosities for $50.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

- John L. Dale has sold his fam on Big
River to VIM. Feare. and his property at
Forestville to several Norwegisns. We hope
John will not leave this Giro nit.
j. S. Elwell is mail agent on the river
between Lacrosse and Winona.
AK. GREGG, Sr, of Chippewa Falls,
died on the 5th inst. He was one of the alb
lest lawyers in this circuit man of ire
proachable character. and one of the promi-
nent citizens of the Northwest.
= Willie Allison, seven years old, strayed
from his home in Hastings short since, and
was found dead from hunger and exposure,
near Hungry Point, on the river.
B. F. Montgomery, of La Crosse, gen.
ial and talented gentlemen, well known a.
mong the lawyers and politicians of this Dis
trict, has removed to Council Bluff.
= Mr.. t. N. Horton, prominent citizen
of La CrosseiCo. was among those fatally in
jured at the late accident on the Erie Road.
= We are indebted to J. NJ. Tozer of Riv-
er Falls for string of splendid trout.
- The HARTMAN, OF Somerset, variously
known as "General," :" Colonel" Captain"
and "Sam," made this place musical few
days since.
- Mason Stone has gone East to purchase
a stock OF Agricultural Implements. He will
buy largely, and sell as ever, at the lowest
living prices. Farmers can depend on find
ing full line of the best articles in the mar
ket at the Warehouse of NJ. Stone &Co.
u. d. Brown, of Maiden Rock agent for
the sale of Adams. Blackner & Lyons Town
Records, gave us call this week. These
records are carefully a nd neatly got up. and
are just what is needed by every town Off
Ger in the State.
- John Stephenson's Confectionery Estab-
lishment is removed to the building formerly
occupied by Louis Jurgens.
-E.A. Wright has returned to town.
- Fox d. Co. have moved their meat mar
kei to the corner of Orange and Broad Sts.,
preparatory to erecting a fire proof building
on the old site.
- Notice is called to advertisement.
Farm for Sale in ST. Croix Co." in this pa
per. This is a rare opportunity for any one
wishing good farm in the richest portion of
st Croix county.
- Dill Bros. are receiving their Spring
Stock of goods purchased at New York at
low prices. which will be sold low for cash.
Before making your purchases, look their
Stock over; they will work cheap for ready
pay.
- Call at the Flour and Feed Store of L..
R. Smith you want anything in his line
Light freight and water delivered TO any
part of the city.
= Those having swine running at large
will remember that the 'Pound Master will
take charge OF Them after the fire, Monday of
May next.
On Tuesday last a terrible fire broke out
in st. Paul. destroying property to the a
mount of 100000. Insurance $S5000.
If you want Flour, CJrn Meal. Shorts.
Bran. Oats, Corn. Potatoes, DC, go to L. R.
Smiths Feed Store. Lime win supply you.
See Street Notices in this paper.
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To Passengers Going East.
Great Reduction Of Fare viG The Michigan
Southern and Lake Shore Route.

We call the attention of our readers to the
announcement of a great reduction of fare
from Chicago TO New York and Boston, via
the Michigan Southern and Lake Shore Rail-
roads. In the present instance, as has hither-
to been the case, this line is the first to give
its patrons the benefit of the very lowest
rates, while its accommodations remain such
as TO entitle il to the 6rst choice.
Three trains pass over the route daily each
way between Chicago and New York. These
ali make close connections at Tolelo, Dunlzirk
and Buffalo-there being no ferries-transfers
being made in union depots, and the trains,
which are links in through line, accommo-
dating themselves to one another. The high
sst comfort as well as the utmost dispatch is
secured. For example: passengers leaving
Chicago at A. NJ. can. if they wish to enjoy
perfect repose en- route, or to travel in privacy
with their families or friends, take drawing
room car, (Which the Michigan Southern line
was the first to introduce,) being transferred
at Cleveland, without confusion or expense. to
an equally elegant sleeping-room car. and at
Rochester resnming the drawing-rOom car on
the New York Central. at Dunkirk, however,
they have choice Of routes, connecting there
Cor at Buffalo, with the Erie Broad gauge line.
The train which leaves Chicago at $50 P. NJ,
has sleeping cars attached to Cleveland, at
which place passengers take comfortable and
elegant day cars, with the same choice of
routes as before. This train, reaching Toledo
pia the "Air Line" is the favorite fast train,
reaching New York at o'clock on the Sec
Ond morning.
la general, those who wish TO avoid the in
eOnveniences and not infrequent delays of the
North Shore route. and TO enjoy the highest
comfort Of travel, and the attentions of cour-
teous officials. should take this popular route,
on which, as we said at the beginning. they
will enjoy the earliest advantages of low rates
of fare.
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County CoURT, (ss.
Pierce County.
A Precept having this day been issued to
- twelve jurors 70 view the lands and
premises along the South side of Albert ST.,
IN the ID Ward of the City of Prescott, in
said county. with a view Of widening said
Street, TO make the same a foar rod Street,
instead of two rod Street, as the same now
is: Ordered that all persons interested in the
premises proposed TO be taken for the widen
cause why such lands should not be taken for
such use, ard wherein they are damaged
thereby and that this order be published in the
Prescott Journal of the City of Prescott. for
three successive weeks before the day of hear
ing above named.
VIM HowEs, County Judge.
Dated Prescott, April Goth. 1868. Saws
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-25

one WoMAN's PRIDE.-A Washing
ton correspondent says: "Speaker Col
fsx's receptions, in one sense of the word,
are unlike all others. No prominent
man in Washington receives his thous-
ands of admirers, aud says to them, after
an introduction, This as asy naotherP
She stands by bis side, with no one to
separate them, bearing a strong personal
resemblance to him, while she is only
seventeen years the Oldest. At what a
tender age her love commenced for this
boy Sehuyler-nobody else's boy, though
he were President She has put on a
chameleon silk, and the cap with blue
ribbons, to receive the multitude that
flock in masses to do homage to her son.
Pride half slumbers in her bosom, but
love is vigilant and wide awake. There
is no metallic impression on her counte.
nance genuine, heartfelt welcome, is
extended TO all who go to pay their re,
spects to her idol. So the people come
and go, and wonder why Speaker Colfax's
receptions sre unlike III others"