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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11
superior City.

correspondent of the Dunn County
Ne1os. thus speaks of Superior CITY:
Superior City. the county seat of Douglas
County, was laid out in 1854, and on paper
it 10 the largest city in the State. if not in
the North West. The original plot, / am
informed, covers over five thousand acres,
and if in the future this should not be fousd
sufficient. there are several parties outside,
ready with new additions to enlarge its
dimensions The city at present extends
up and down Superior Bay six or seven
LES. and back as far as to Add street.
Within these Limits there are to-day seven
miles of side walk, five churches. five schools,
two hard ware stores, one sash and door
factory with other buildings and institutions
in oportion,-lacking drug store and doc
tors office,--neither of these can be found in
the city. The nearest OF which the people
know is at st. Paul. 100 miles away. and
this il may be. accounts in some measure for
the TACT, that the place is known far and
near as one Ia which healthy people seldom
die. Along the BAY aud Tor few streets
back, lots are o.ly % by 100 feet, and these
ia so sold readily for a thousand dollars
each. In 81, however, the crash came, and
il came on Superior City as on few others.
In TIN ee months lots and all went down and
they went so low, in the toughest kind OF red
clay. as to defy all power since then TO bring
them up.
The writer says there are but three farms
in Douglas Co.. and those small; supplies
being brought up the Lakes in summer. and
hauled from st. Paul in the winter.
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Prescott, Jan 8. 1868

DETECTIVE OFFIcFRs.-One of the counsel
for the defence. in the Van Solen trial at St.
Paul, used the following language, evident
ly with a personal reference to Mai. Nc,
ILRATH, the efficient chief of Police of thai
city:
detective officers, the blood hounds of the
law, the savages of civilization. the first
cousins of the hangmen, with all the ener.
gies of nature debased by a debasing avoca-
tion.eager TO vindicate their depraved cunning
anu TO crafty their ferocious pride, supplied
with funds from the public treasury, have
had the power to visit remote cities to obtain
eviuence which may tend against the defend
ant. and the disposition to suppress whatever
may be in his favor
Such language is outrageous and inexcus
bic. The detective officer is the guardian o.
property and life-the promoter of personal
security and public tranquility. He is the
searching eye of the law, and without hin
justice would be az blind as she is tabled
He is the peer of the Judge on the bench
and the counsellor at the bar, as honored, a,
useful as they.
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A Cenlenarian Gone.
DEATH OF "oLD BoNAPARTE. "

Many OF orr readers have seen or heard
of 'Uld Bony," who has lived here for oyer
30 years. The old man died very suddenly
last week. Heate his supper as usual, sat
down by The stove, and shortly after fell from
his chair and expired. We have taken some
pains TO collect from his daughter, Mrs
Bruce, and from others, few facts in refer
ence to his long and eveniul life.
The real name OF "Old Buney" was An
DIRE Yam K0ski. He was not a Frenchman.
as generally supposed, but Polsnder. At
the time OF his death, he was in his 10th
year. During most of the early part of his
life, in fact until an old man, he served in
the French army. He was with Napoleon
through most of his campaigns, and had
bestowed upon him by The great general
for conspicuous gallaiItry, the Gross of tile
Legion of Honor" He was very proud oil
this distinguished badge, and frequently
talked OF 1t, and of the dangerous and excit-
ing scenes in which it was won-6gltinp
over again the battles of days long passed.
"Old Bony" was in the battle of Water
loo, where he displayed his usual bravery.
de had c'anmdnd of an artillery piece. aud
during the long hours of that terrible strug-
gle sevcrltSen comrades fell fighting by his
side He, however, "stood by the gum"
unframed, but late in the day was taken
prisoner. After his release, which occurred
in short time. he embarked for America
and settled upon tie Red River of the
North, about fifty years ago. He was one OF
party of the old French Voyagers, who
first explored the vast regions of the Miss
issippi Valley. He came to this place in
1876, where he has since lived He has
done but little work of any. kind since his
residence here. Too feeble TO hunt. he has
spent his time mostly in fishing. Almost
amy day for the past few years. except during
the extreme cold of winter, he could be
seen up near the mouth of WillowE River
sitting upon the bank of tho river or lake,
fishing. ~
Probably few men have ever lived who
have passed through as many dangerous
and exciting scenes as "Old Bony." His
warfare is over" and he has gone, we hope,
where harJships. and old age, and death can
never come -AudSon Times.
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Publishing the Laws.

Forseveral years past. the State has paid
go to such publishers of newspapers as have
published the Laws OF general interest
passed at each session of the Legislature
This compensation is ridiculously small. The
mere cost ST putting them in type is much
more than that.
Now if it is desirable to have the Legisla-
tire meet 10 maks laws. it is certainly desira-
bic that the people should know what laws
are enacted at the earliest practicable time,
and no one viii deny that the best method of
bringing them before the people is by publi-
cation in the local papers, and the publishers
should be paid a reasonable price for doing
the work
OF course, some will say that The Laws &C.
euPy the place of other matter which would
necessarily be printed-that the people wish
to see them-that they help i" fill up" the pa
per, and 50 do not really cost the publisher
anything.
This is excellent reasoning. On the same
principle merchant may tell publisher.
See here, viii put column advertisement
in your paper: you want to I'LL up your pa
per, and this win save you setting up so
much each week, and the people viii be glad
of the information il contains. The publish
er would hardly agree with him, but the mer-
chant would be no more unreasonable than
the State is.
:" The iaborer Is worthy Of his hire" aud
&c hope 70 sc this Legislature Increase the
pay for publishing the Laws to at least 500.
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The Jail.

1t will be seen by the Journal of the Board
of Supervisors. published in to-days paper,
that the Board have resolved not to go on
with building Jail, at present.
Wc believe this action will be generally
satisfactory to the people of this county. We
do not greatly need Jail, aud the people are
FESTIVE at being called on now, when taxes
are high and money scarce. for 5000 for
that object Three-fOurths of the arrests in
the county are made here. in the summer
time of transient persons coming off the
river, and if the city does not demand bet
ter Jail, the other portions of the county can
well afford to be content. If any desperate
character should turn up. we can do as many
other much weather. counties do, and send
him to a secure place.
Again. we have good offices now: supros.
ing We build Jail, soon we shall want 8
court room, and the result viii be yard full
of small detached buildings, neither credita.
BILE nor convenient.
1t would seem TO be wise to wait awhil,
and then build good county building, con-
tanning offices. jail and court ROOM. all tina
the county will want. In the mean time u.s.
the tax levied for something needed anc
useful, a county poor farm. bridges, roads, etc
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- See Ner AdyertIsgments on thi. PAGE


The Second Annual Meeting of the
Minnesota Editers' andiPublishers' AssOcia-
ton viii be held at ST Paul, Jan. 21st.-
Col. e. A. CALKISs viii deliver the Address
ossAs L DODGE, Esq. will read the Poom.
An intellectual treat may be looked for.
A. M. PER-, the former popular Drug
gist at Hastings. kSs become partner in the
wholesale and retail Drug House of Vawter,
PETIT & Moulton. ST. Paul.
- The Duraud Times says that Hon. W..
7. PRIcx. of Black River Falls, better known
as Bill Price. is 10 remove TO Durand in
the spring. to engage in staging and steam
boating between Reeds Landing and Chip
pewa Pals
- The Winona Republican prints the
building statistics of that city for 1867
The aggregate cost of Improvements is $780,
as.
- Over I5O.OOOOOO feet of logs were
scaled at the Saltwater Boom the past season.
it being 10000 900 feet more than ever before
scaled in single year.
- The Union saws a careful estimate of
the number of new business and dwelling
houses shows that some 40 in number has
been erected in Hastings during the past
year at an expense falling but little short Of
sI5O.OOO.
- The Hastings Union says Father Hurst
Catholic Pastor OF Hastings. has by permis-
-. r L. - a. p,r,l,t pnrara,I Rich
op Grace. of St. Paul. left for lis native
country, France. to be absent some three or
four months on visit to his relatives and
friends IL the land of his birth.
- Tom Corwin said of Theodore Parker,
when having sworn TO thrash him for some
abuse. he changed his misd after one of
Tbeodore's sermons. IF man can talk SO
about Jesus Christ. it makes little difference
what he says about poor Tom Corwin."
- The pressman in the Office of the La
Crosse Republican, culored man. was en-
pIoyed..in the Office of Elijah Lovejoy, at AL
ton, and was a witness al Mr.. Loyeioy s MUIR
der. Times have changed since then.
Prof SANDS, who is a resident here. has
gone int The Chippewa Valley. and TO the
Southern part Of the State. giving exhibitions
of magic and legerdemain.
- The La Crosse Dom Derat says Father
Marco. Catholic priest here. las received from
France beautiful and very costly gid chal-
ice for church service-a bequest from his
grandmother, who lately deceased in the one
hundred and fourth year of his age.
- Mrs. Jones, farmers wife in Connecti-
cut, says: q blsve I've got the tenderest
hearted boys in the world cant tell one Of
EN- TO fetch a pail Of wafer but what he'll
burst out cryiu'.'
- Brigham Young is said 10 conduct his
establishment on the principal Of small
prophets.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11


The Democratic Convention of
Ohio presents Geo. II. Pendleton as
their choice for candidate for President
- Tho Hastings Unicn pays de-
served compliment to the Waverly
House of that place, CHAs. DAMEREL,
Proprietor. 1t is good place to go to,
and. stay awhile.
People generally are more prompt
in paying taxes this year than usual
There is a prospect that the taxes
throughout the county will be paid
closer than on any previous year. This
is healthy sign.
- For Special Notices, see fourth
page.
- "JIMMY" SMITH is in town. He
looks like married man and there is q
rumor afioat that such is the case, the
bride being lady formerly resident
here.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11

MoNA's SONG.


All day yesterday as ! spun.
The knots came into my thread,
And the sound Of my wheel vent "hum-a.
drum"
"Hum-a-drun," in my head
Last night when MIXED my cows and sung
OF the maiden all iorlOrn.
While the moon came up, a little star
Leading it by the the horn
heard leaping over the stile,
And a whistle blithe and gay
The tame doves knew him. my lad, my lore,
And flew up out of his wayl
/ knew it was tenderness for me
That made him save the moth
That had drOpt into my milking-rail
And was drowning in the froth.
And when saw the ripple of red
over his cheek that stole,
/ knew the golden jewel of love
Was sinking in his soul
Not once have ! stopped, as spun to-day.
To pull knot apart.
And the sound of mywheel goes "Marry-m INT"
"Mary-me," in my heart
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11

"YeUSe AMERICA" FOR JANUARY.-TLis
brilliant periodical is replete with good
things-a genuine holiday book. with any
quantity OF colored pictures. puzzles. games.
and stories that viii interest girls and boys.
We understand the subscription list of this
excellent Magazine is tenfold larger than its
first. some fifteen months since. and is rapidly
increasing. 1t deserves all the success il has
achieved. Among the new features, the
"Physiognomist," a capital and original
colored puzzle, given as a premium, win
make the children scream with delight. Send
for circular. w. JENNINGS DExoREsr, ara
Broadway. y Y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11

We give below list of County OH.
GERS, and Chairman, Treasurer, Clerk.
and Justices of Tire Peace in the several
towns. Ne are indebted to the eossts.
ssy of G. w. BRowE for the lisl
COUNTY oFFIcRss.
Sheriff.. A. GUITTEAU.
Deputies, G II Crossman, Geo. Dick<
erson, W IL Mason, s ID Mason.
Treasurer-M. B. WILLIAMS.
Clerk of Board-JOHN W. WYNN.
Register of Deeds-C. w. BROWN.
Clerk Of Court-~C. w. BROWN.
Dist. Aa'y-J G. BUTTON.
Co. Judge--WM. H0WES.
Go. Surveyor--WM. H0WES.
School Supt.--R. l.. REED.
Court COMMISSIONER. 8. WHITE.
SuLervisors-H. p. AMES, JN0. A.
STIRRATT. /. /. FOSTER.
TOWN OFFICERS.
PRKscorr-D J Dill Mayor; C "
Wright Treasurer; W r Gates Clerk;
Parker Adams George Holt Justices Of
the Peace; N S Dunbar S Dudley A
RAIDER, Aldermen lsr ward; Jas Gunn
" F Miles G Fox, Aldermen 81 ward.
RIVER FALLs-J II Lord Chm IRE
moved) W A Tozer Treasurer; W H
Sanderson Clerk; r j Wilcox Jas Viii
son, Justices of the Peace.
rCLIFToN-G W McMurphey Chm;
] D Otis Treasurer, 4 NJ Chilis. Clerk;
WM Newcomb, Justice of the Peace.
OAK GRovE-F G Bliss Chm; " T
Alright Treasurer; | F Maynard Clerk
(remoyed); f @ Bliss Justice of Peace.
TRIMBELLE-R r Marden Chairman;
B L Barnes Treasurer; D " Kinne
Clerk; E P Smith + S Thayer, Justices
of the Peace.
DIAMOND BLUFF-J A Mcconnell
Treasurer; D Y Retheren Justice Of the
Peace.
ELLswoRTH-H P Ames Chm; Vim
Junkman Treasurer; john Barnes Clerk;
G S Dunbar d Kliugensinith Justices of
the Peace.
MARrEL- YIN Hodges Chr; A Jen-
son TreasureryC G n Hsyerdahl Clerk:
Henry Magee Wm Hodges Justices of
the Peace.
Ell PAso-Thos Hurley Chm; E
Welsh Treasurer; John Hurley Clerk;
John Hurley Richard Deyeraux Justices
of the Peace.
Rock ELM--Adam Keyzcr Chm; G
B Crumbey Treasurer; J Brown Clerk:
G B Crumbey NJ G Guest Shelton Fox
Justices of the Peace.
WN Fairbanks Treas;
WN Fairbanks L L Lewis Justices of
the Peace.
TRENroN-P F GLADDEN. Chm; HI
Curry Treasurer; L johnson ClerG; E
H Boustead H L Curry Justices of the
Peace.
Vim Ridgeman Chm; L.
D Phillips Treasurer; A " Parker
Clerk; A " Parker Adam Brown Jua-
tees of the Peace.
SALEM-C G Carpenter Chm; G w
Heath Treasurer; J + Davis Clerk.
UKIoE-C G Holt Chm; H n Wood
Treasurer; NJ G Holt Clerk; H n Wood
@ G Holt Frank Moser Justices of tho
Peace.
PLEASANT VALLEY-James Walsine-
lam Chm; G r Barton Treasurer; N
Paine Clerk; Jas WabiDgbam Alex
Van WiukIe J D Trumbull Justices of
the Peace.
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SS00 A Wonderful Discovery.
Send for One Box of the
Tobacco Taste DESTROYER !

1t will destroy the appetite for Smoking or
Chewing Tobacco instantly. so no one will
ever use or wish to use il again. IL also elad-
il aes the bad effects of Tobacco. gives per-
son a strong appetite. Strengthens the stom-
ach. Gains the nerves, clears the mind and
improves the memory. One box is suff1ci, Mt
for any case. Tt makes one feel like another
person the effect is instantaneous
The proprietor has been offered $500 FOR
the receipt. Seven hundred boxes sold in ONE
week. Sent by mail. Price 81 per box
Address r. MILLER
37-m1 Wilmington, Delaware.
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FAcTs.-No article of American manufac-
ture has given more general satisfaction, and
none has ever been more sought after by the
thousands. than '.Smith's Saleratus." He
only manufactures one brand, whilst others
make several, and merchants are sure to pur-
chase the cheapest article. as more money
can be made out of it.
Smiths Saleratus is always full weight,
uniform in strength, and one third stronger
than the poorer Saleratus in market. Let
every one support home manufacture, and
use nothing but Smiths Saleratss.
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THE SOUL.

After all, let man take what pains
he may to hush it down, a human soul
is an awful, ghostly, uuqniet possession
for bad man to have. Who knows
the metes and bounds of tl Who
knows all its awful perhapses, those
sbudderings and trembliugs, which it
can no more live down than it can out
live its own eternity! What fool is
be who locks bis door to keep out spir-
its. who has 10 his own hosom a spirit
he dare not meet alone; whose voice.
smothered far down. and piled over with
mountains of earthIiness is yet like the
forewarning trumpet of doom.
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Strayed from the subscriber two colts: ons
three year old horse colt. of dun grey color,
with cavities or holes in the right side of the
neck; the other a two year old mare colt.
brown color. with white spot in her forehead.
A liberal reward VIII be given to any one ra-
turning SAID colts. or giving information
where they..ms be found
H. CROSSMAN.
River Falls Dse. 1s, 1867. A-w1
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FOR SALE.

n OF Z. Block F. Original Plat CITY Of
- Prescott. Pierce County Wisconsin.
Also. l60 acres OF land near the City lin
its. being the " Inf of ne or and E hf of NV
or, sec. Is. town 26. range 90.
Also. so acres of choice land in Chisago
Co., Minnesota. being the sw ar of Sc or and
sc or of sw or. sec. II, town 80, range I9.-
Terms Cash. Enquire of
ALBERT BARKER.
35-ml Madison. Wis, p. o. Box 236.
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MAR RTAGES.

>~~>~~~~N-~N-~~~~-~>~~~
Married. at the residence Of the brides
father. in Pleasant Valley, Dec. %, 1867, by
Rev. James Ravens, Mr.. Josiah Lathrope, OF
Minnesota. and Miss Sarah E. Libby, Of
Pleasant Valley: Wis.
Also. Jan. 1st, 1868. at the residence of the
brides father. in Pleasant Va!ley,by the same,
Mr.. o. G. Dazer, of Kinnickinmc, and Miss
Aurilla Madison.
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EsfraY Notice.

StTayed from the subscriber, about Nov.
LIST, large brindle bull. line backed. two
years old. Amy one knowing of his where.
abOuts, will be suitably rewarded by lcturn.
ing Kim, or giving information where he may
be found. A. MCLEAN.
Oak Grove. Dec. %, 1867.
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THE TRUTH.

Il Rarity an Pierce County.
We will sell from our Stock, for the nezt
Sixty Days, for CASH. at COST.
FIELD d WILSON.
Prescott, Jan 8, 1868.
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EslraY NOfice.

Taken mp by the subscriber, about the first
of December, a bay pony. five years old,
black name and tail. white feet, white nose
and white spot on the forehead. The owner is
requested to pay charges and take him away.
HENRY L. JOHNSON.
Trenton, Pierce Co, Wis. Dec. %. 1857.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11

PLEASE CoSsIDEE.--You can buy Bed
Chemical Salerstus at the ZANE price that is
charged for otner brands that are short
,oeights and cheap goods. hence do not fail to
always get best Chemical.
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Taken up by the subscriber, brindlc hsif-
er, coming two years old white on belly and
two large white spots on her back. The own
er is requested to pay charges aud take her
away. A. MCLEAN.
Oak grove, Dec. %. 1867.
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EstraY Notice. .

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber,
Dec. lst dark red yearling heifer, line back
with white tail and belly. The owner is re-
qnested TO prove property, pay charges and
take her away. II. BASCOM.
Clifton, Dec. II, 1867. 33-wA
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CoLD.-The past week has been the coolest
Of the winter. On Wednesday, the mercury
was coquetting with the 20's. but the air was
clear dry and rather crisp. TO be sure. but
not 80 severe as TO interfere 18th business
The slsighing is now excellent, and weather
delightful.
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THE TRUTH.

A Rarity in Pierce County.
We viii sell from our Stock, for the next
Sixty Days, for CASH. at COST.
FIELD & WILSON.
Prescott. Jan. S, 1868.
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ESTRAY NOTICES.


Taken up by the subscriber. Dec. 90. 1867,
red and white yearlng heifer. The owner
is requested to pay charges and take her away.
W. f. McGRAY.
Prescott, Jan. l, 1868.
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Came into the premises of the subscriber,
in Oak Grove, Oct. LIST, one dark red year
ling Bull. The owner is requested to par
charges and take him away.
ID. d. DANFoRTH.
Oak Grove, Dec. Ia, 1867. 33-w4
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eY- There is an instructive moral to be
drawn from almost everything, and the NOR.
al of the late "cold snap" is. go to CHARLrs
Cooks and buy your Clothing. He can sui,
YOU,
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~ See advertisement in another column
eff Tobacco Taste Destroyer. The cost is
trffiing, and if does as warranted viii be a
very desirable thing for many men.
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H We are indebted to F. W. BkARDsLEY
for can of fine oysters. They are served in
good style at his Restaurant.
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Boots and Shoes,

will do well TO examine my Stock before pur.
CHASING elsewhere. i keep nothing but the
best grades Of Boots and Shoes. and Cash on
IL will buy them.
Louis JuRRenS.
Prrscott.sJsn lsi. 1868. 55-yu3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-01-11

The annual session of the Legislature is
close at hand. The Daily and Tri Weekly
editions of the State Journal will besides the
general news of the day contain full reports
of all Legislative proceedings, and OF every
thing of interest transporting at the capital
published from time to time, as they are
passed.
The Weekly State Journal viii contain
full and carefully prepared synopsis of leg
islative proceedings with all important de-
bates. and all laws of general interest. 1t
is the largest and best weekly published in
the State.
We offer the State Journal for a session of
f1oolpe weeks. which is about the usual time,
at the following rates -
Daily. 80 50per copy.
-
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A Full SlocK.-Those who buy Goods Of
Gro ). DrLL have the advantage of selecting
FROM fall stock. He never lets his assort
nI..iat.rl.n dosn
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BOOTS AND SHOES!
We RY CHEAP.

srsAu The undersigre I'd now offers to sell his
V Fall and Winter stock OF BOOTS and
w&SHOES, Mittens. Gloves, Roots and
Shoe Packs. Men and Women's Shoes
sheepskin lined-Ladies', Boys. Misses and
Children's Wares at very low prices. Some
lots for nearly Cost and others below Cost
Those wishing
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gg- The Churches here have observed this
week as week of prayer meetings being
held each evening.
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THE TRUTH.

A Rarity an Pierce County.
We will sell from our Stock, for the mex
Sixty Days, for CASH. at COST
FIELD d WILSON.
Prescott. Jan. s. 1868.
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PRESCOTT MARKET.
CoRRECTE BY
In A hMK n

GEO. A. DILL.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, DC.
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y o. TO McEss's fos s-u.r Rsssis sssss.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.