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WANTRD--AGgNTs

WANrED-AdENTs
S!soLEy's HISTORY 81 % .AsInATsp NATURE.
III. ch..p.., ss tss G % IL e. Sa,la E,,,o,I,.
TsrTiiory AID pc isrssit eonnissioa, tiseaisirs
Syiss fdiI Rsr.iOai,srs terms: etc. al.e. our dns
plieation. IddTsss C.HVENT d co.
Nwsst Fourth st., Cinsnaad, Ohio.
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aEenaEreNN HArrKRs.

oRprls for the NATIONAL RrpusLrcAxi In George.
town nay be left at the bookstores Of hsssrs. T.
N. X. Mills 4 Co., Qats Crandelt's,l IL Bridge
street, or at hessrs. O. T. Getty 4 Co. =, los
Bridge street, whore copies Of the RspuBLScAs
may DO obtained daily. ~. p
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DIR. vON.KURR'S
ANTI-INEBRIANT
Nervous Prophylactio Extract

We take pleasure to inform the people Of wash
ington and vicinity that Doctor Won. Kurr's rem.
e M, been iaiy Tried ~ Re'pon,6is psttis. n
NERVOUS hALADIRs, produced either By over
Gusnees Women and Children have taken i win
The best Of Tesalt. Reis,enes. to high. standing
pe!imented and tested is benshei objects
FOR sale by all druggists. and at No. 10 Intelli-
voS-KURR 4 co. Agents..
Apl8-9m washlnRton ID q
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state Of Aasirs in View Orleans.

NEW ORLrAxs, June 1.-THE muaicipal
| Affairs Of this city remain IN statue quo to-day.
Gen. Buchanan has received q copy Of . dis
patch from Gen. Grant to Mr.. Parkard, chair
man Of the Convention Registry Board, stating
that the subject OF inauguratins the civil gov.
ernment for Louisiana 10 before Congress, and
advising him to issue no more prociamations
or orders conflicting with those issued by the
Military Commander OF the District such &C
tion will be violation Of the reconstruction
laws.
A special to the Galveston Esps, from Aus.
tin, states that . resolution was offered that
the constitution Of lsl5, As It existed In 1890,
so far a. 1t does not conflict with the Consti.
tuition Of the United States, be adopted as the
constitution OF Texas. Referred TO the Judi
clary Committee.
A resolution that the gratitude of the State
10 due those who took up arms against the re-
bellion, was referred to the Committee on
State Affairs.
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Intsress Paid ON Railroad Bonds
NARRIED,

wooDRuIF-.MAJoR,-In this city on June u.
By Rev. A. W. Pitser, Mr.. 0RoRoK wooDRuFH 10
Miss MARY knnA MAJOR.
LRETCHRR-wARD.- On the 18th Of NAY, 1855.
by Reg. Byron Sunderland, assisted By Q. Hutch
chester, Va, TO- Mss MART =, WAND, daughter Of
the late Joseph D. Ward, Of Washington, d. 9.
No cards.
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MARxEr.-Flour,t il@l6i wheat, t3t6G2sI,
corn ti.o99i.s2i rye, tIIs6i.sSj oats, Is.
TENrERAHcE.--The young lads Temperance
society has now Nifty members.
.ABoLIrIos.-The City Councils are about to
abolish the once Of hafbor-master on account
Of the high fees Of that once.
dILLsrIs.-The gill nets furnish quite large
supplies Of shad and herring.
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Now Advertisements.

EoR RENT.oNR FRONT room, SUITABLE
"a Pennsylvania avenue. jel9-Y'
A hssGk MaStasf s.y 81 sea The Z
eonsidsrabls expense TO get up an entertainmsnt
ss6osis. The unexpected aud prolsnss storm has
intsrfersd With their arrangements, and sadly
sodsg tsSrTs s hey invs,. Il. f.di.s ann
gentlemsn Of Washington and 0esrgetown to visit
ia tsOs. who are e "a Uh. and
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GALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION OF CONVENIENT
. PROPERTY.
HRAD'oRs DEPARrHESf OF THR PLArrR)
CHEZ QuARrERAAsTRR's OFFICE,
OMAHA, NED. June o, 1865
There will be sold at Public Auction at the Gov
ss5nment Corral In this city, on THURSDAY, June
ssSnsisting q Tents praweIs TrOw.eIs, WoOlish
cavalry aud Infantry, Canteens, Rubber Blankets,
Rubber Ponehos, Mess Pans, Mess Kettles, Corn,
ywG .y Sacks, Appliances. Spring Wagon. Carts.
4, rnIthsr particulars can be obtained on appiea.
forms cash. in Government funds
WILLIAM MYERS,
i.,aA Breyet Brigadier General,
Ioio'u Chief QuArtermAster.
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DIED,

,t1.i Dts,. .A vi. ~, b s'snb .4 i 49,
tant Generals Once, aged Is years.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ UxIrHp STATES PATENT 6YYIcs,

wisaisoros. Nay II, isss.
On the petitisn Of PHILLIPfIsH 9, BlAcEEE-
lIDoE, Of Natr?nA. Pa, sdninistfatrix sf the as
tate o. Edward stersn, deceased, praying for the
extension Of . patent granted to The said Edward
sisrsn the l2ih day Of December, 1854, Tor An I'm
pIoyement In Precess Of Treating the Mother
Water Of salines. for seven years from the sIpl-
Iation Of .aid patent which takes place on the 18th
e ordered that ~. said petition be heard at the
neLt.a O'Clock m and all persons are notified %
npHsr, and show cause lazy they have, why said
Persons opposing the extension are required to
a. fS 81 In w.inS At least !6s
10 be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application,
Dspesitions End other papers. relied upon as ies.
feLs The day Of hearingi the arguments. II any,
within ter days after nling the testinony;
RErgBLIcAs and the Intslligsncsr. ws.hinEton,
sania, once week for three successive weeksL the
mrs! p said Publieations 70 be at least sixty days
.tIn r., -lan. -
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ALEXANDRIA, MATTERs.
A%hR. SAMUEL D. MARKELL, Prince street, OPP
posits the Gazette once, 10 the authorized agent
for the NATIONAL RHPusLIcAS In Alsxsudris from
Mayl
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UHrRD sJ.rEs p1IESr OFFICE,

D,
On the petition Of ALExAh pRR HAr. administrator
q the estate Of ~ q A. kelier, deceased, 81 PhIa.
Sfsnisd e liz sad Msiisr the 18Th Day o. Nay,
7. lisa. and Ii. England. Oct %, 1855, Tor an i'm.
groysRsnt in Making PapsI Paip. for seven years
Dses On , iss "a ,S Ssy Il K. Aa. .S isSs
the Psissi once on MONDAY he 9Th ns Sny q q
July nszt. At ~ o'clock. q. and all persons are
h1ys, why aid PetitiSn ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required 10
die IN the Patent 0hes their objections, spccIaliy
a. eST'h In Trtin least t0srty days before he
De ased 4 the said hearing, pust be taken and
snee, which will be furnished on application.
Deposition Ss, and other Pape relied upon test
isr. th; az o. hearing Ne srsamsns. II any
RnPysLiotE And the, Intsii iosncsr, ,washInston,
one. n sss a. TX tSrs asSSrsph phiadelPhia Pa
Z I'll 4. sss an q Es.,I e
myll. ha Aetlnx Commissionsr Of Patsnis.
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ITO ALE wHOMIT MAY CONCERN.
PRNsioN OyyIcR' Mnyi. ias

Passion oPFIoR, May 4, 1868.
Application having been made under the act Of
seribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice hereby given that
At the date fsliowinE the description OF each war
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be roissued, II no valid objection should then APP
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myG.wsw Acting Commis.ionsr Of i
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UEITEp 6rATEs PArEEr OYYIc

wisHiEoroE, Nay 20, Is5s
On the petition Of CLARK ALvORD, OF Courtiand
Wisconsin, praying for the extension Of q patent
srA.ted to him !he 2ist day 9f Hoyenber, isjI Tor
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 2l.t day Of November, isis;
ne Patent One on AoEb Ky. he Ss,k n' SsS q
ostseeE next. y O'clock m and all persons are
haze. why SD petition ought not 70 DO srante D..
ale In the Patent 0mce their objections, specially
a. fSI'h n writing 2! least t,csnt day. before Tie
% DO used p the said hearing. must be taken aud
transmitted In aceordanoe with the rules Of the
once. which will be furnished on application
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon a.
.ss.inopy, must 20 hled In the o1lee ttoenty days
within Ter days after ding the testlmOny,
the REPqBLIcAE and In the Infsilipencer, Wash.
ington. D. O. and In the Sentinel, Milwaukee WIs
eonsin. once . week for three successive weets,
the nrst Of said publications to be 1t least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing Co..
jeS-wst Acting Commissionsr Of Patents.
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I 4 r II II N D q D.,
Late Of Wall. Stephens 4 Col Ia
SO Pennsylvania avenue, %
Between Ninth and Tenth streets.
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
NEW SPRING CLOTHS. CAssIMERgs aud VEST.
INC, JUST RECEIVED,
At moderate prices. mill TIM

N E.
All psrsons indebted to the estate OF the late
Ulysses Ward are hereby notified that they must
come forward and make Immediate settlement, or
they will be proceeded against forthwith, accord.
ing TO law. J. d. WARD,
5. NoRMENf,
JelO-oo3w Executors.
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THi NEW YoRK Herald confesses that II
sent q correspondent to Cincinnati to pump
Mr.. Pendleton, and It also cpnfesses that Mr..
Pendleton was not to be pumped. He was
gentlemanly in his treatment OF the Hersids
man. OF course, Mr.. Pendieton IL always .
gentleman, everybody who knows him knows
that, and II was not necessary that the Herald
should tell this to the world.
We are led to infer from what the Herald
says, that Its correspondent was snubbed, po-
litely snubbed, but snubbed nevertheless.
Whereupon, Mr. Bennett feels sighted, and
proceeds to declare that Mr.. Pendleton cannot
be elected, but that Judge Chase can. We
shall not controvert this point with the Herald.
We agree with II that Mr.. Pendleton cannot
be elected, and moreover, we do not believe
that any Democrat can be elected.
One thing we are glad Of, and that Is, that
Mr.. Pendleton had the good sense to send this
correspondent back with q nss In his ear. II
10 some comfort to know that he cannot be
pumped.
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Boarding.

COUNTRY B0ARD.-MRs. 6. BISHOP WILL
y open Boarding HOUSE, at Blsdsn.burg. for the
avenue, eerner Tenth street. jee-N
RoARDINg-FIRsT CLASS BOARD WITH FUR.
ID nshed Rooms can be had at le8 street, be-
tween Pifh and Sixth streets. Also, Table Board.
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Personal.

pRIyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L "oLDn DR., DARBY's, 10 seventh street,
Q posite odd-Peilovs' Hall. Separate rooms for
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Ey.etsd !. .ssets ior our oNE DoILXRR ' sAiB H.
thousands Of other ARTICLES. for u each. Send Is
cents isr . cheeks and eireulars Giving fun in.
eulars sent free. BANKS, LORD 4 co, VIZ
Hi Washington st Boston, Mass.
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Special Notices.

s~sNEw CHURCH PLAN OF wOR.
~ SHIP, North Capitol street, between b and
@, Service at II O. IN. every Sunday. Seats free.
Subject q; morrow The Second Coming Of Ch!i.t
when will II occurf" jel2-lts
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WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR
Gold and Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, SLY
dress Patterns, CArretings, Domestic Goods, dc
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars .sDr ten checks sent for Ous
Dollar, describing ten different articles which We
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
Splendid Inducements offered to agents sendius
US clubs ASdrsss LABoNTE BABBITT.
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NEW HARDWARE STORE!
WILLIAM. R. PETERS,
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF
Hardware & Cutlery

TIE HAS FOR THE FARMER,
Buckeye Mowers and Retpers, Pittsbu
Plows and points, Double Shovels and Gu
tivators, Horse and Hand Rpkes, Sheer
Shears and Sheep Hoof Trimmers and
Hoes. Scytfes, Hay and Manure Forks.
Speaths, Scythe Stone ard Rifles; Steel
Farm BELLS, Chain and Cistern pumps,
Grindstonos for Mowers, Axes, Trace
CJIaifs and Hamos Briar and Grass Scythe.
Grain Cradles, Shovel and Fork Handles,
Mini; Traps. and English and American
Cross-cut Saws.
TO THE CARPENTER AND BUILD
FIR HE OFFERS, Boring Machines, Planes
Chises, Saws, Wood and Iron Bench
Screws, Augurs, Barn door Rollers and
Hinges, Door Locks, Hinges, and Screws,
Nails, Glass, White Lead, Shutter Hinges,
&c, &c.
MAkER.--D Knives, Hollow Augurs,
Tenor Saws, Axcls, Springs, Seat Springs.
Pipe Boxes. Danasks, Ratnett, Laces, Oil
Cloth, Lace Drill aud Carriage Bolts.
TO THE BLACKSMITH Iron, Steel
Horse Shoes, Horse Nails, Anvil Fises.
Stock and Dies.
TO THE sADDLER-H Harness Mount
ing, Kings, Buckles. Cfirth Rein and Stain
ing Web, Saddle Trees, Bride and Harness
Bits, Wood and Iron Stirurs, Harness Butt
TO THE GUNSMITI.--Gun Barrels
Locks and MouDtlngs
TO TINNERR & COPPER SMITHS. -
Sheets Iron and Brass. Rivots and Wire.
TO THE CABINET MAX ER.--LoclSs,
Glue, Sand Paper and Castors.
WILLIAM "a. PETERS.
No. 1923 One Door bove the Post Office,
MARKET ST.; STEUBEN WILLIE, O.
May 70, lS67-ly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25
Ordinances.
Prescott, Wisconsin, Sept. 9, Is

Prescott, Wisconsin, Sept. 9, 1868.
Sec. 1. The Common Council of the City
of Prescott do Ordain, that hereafter every
person found in said city in a state of intoxi-
cation, or guilty of immoderate drinking of
intoxicating liquors, or drinks of any kind
improper reveling, obscenity or noisy, bois-
terCus or disorderly conduct, shall be deemed
guilty of a misdcmeaner, and on conviction
thereof shall be fined in sum not more than
fifty dollars. nor less than five dollars, togeth
err with all reasonable costs and expenses, and
stand and be committed TO the common jail
of Pierce County until said fine and all costs
are paid, or be discharged by due course of
law.
Sec, 2. 1t shall be the duty OF the Mayor
of said City TO arrest, with or without pro-
cess, any person or persons in said City gull
ty of the offences mentioned in section one
of this ordinance, and take him or them be-
fore the Police Justice, or other Justice of
the Peace of said City, or keep them in con-
finement until such time as said Justice can
reasonably hear and dispose of such offender /:
aud such offender shall be tried upon the
complaint of the Mayor or other person.
Sec. 3. 1t shall be the duty of the Mayor
TO report and make complaint to the Police
Justice, or any other Justice of the Peace in
said City, of all persons violating any of the
laws or ordinances of said City, and bring
them TO justice as the case may require and
in the performance of his duties; the Mayor
may call upon any of the officers of said City
or other persons; and any officer or other
person refusing aid and assistance to the
Mayor when properly commanded by him,
shall be liable to pay the fines and forfeit
ures named in section ii of Chapter 8 of the
Charter of said city.
Sec. 4. All ordinances conflicting with this
ordinance ale hereby repealed.
(Signed,) ID. J. DILL, Mayer.
w. r. GATES, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
Ordinance was passed by the Common Coun-
Gil OF the City of Prescott on the 9th day OF
September, 1865
2O-w2 W. r. GATES, City Clerk.
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STATE FAIR, 1868.

AT MADISON. Wis, Sept. % to Oct. ?.
inclusive, PRIZE LIST most varied liberal
and complete hitherto issued by the Society
including several Sweepstakes Prizes. l25
SIRNER MEDALS and Il MAGNIFICENT PRIzG
BANNER for best County Exhibition the to-
tai being but little short Of $40 coo. BeGu'i-
ful Grounds within few minutes walk Of
The Capitol Pa'k. Il. +. passengers and
freight set down IF the very CrteranCr. On"
Of Tie bast Nile Tracks in the Test f2s '::'sl.'s
Of Speed of 'Frotting and kuuuii.-- Eols-s
A more than usually ATTRAcTTvs hHsE ''@--
GRAMaIE en- hrScIng Trials e. .ual . t.r - .Es
and Horses. ladies ami Lads stnss,r.a'. .s.s.-
Trials of Manhiner~. t;ar.ut E'sG.n-r.fl.'-
Automatic Grain Binder. 81 h5ch uv those "..s
have seen it operate, Is pronoUscca se-o-ss
and tho most important invention at ~. .s -
valuable practical Addresses. Ivy Hen Il.
WILLARD If New York, and HON. l. Is
WARD, Of Detroit, and other great A'trac~
lions.
Railroads ard Steamboat Lines 10 carry
Passengers at Haff;t; Freight free. Extra
Trains from Milton Junction.
BETTER ACCOMMODATIONS than ever before
for Exhibitors and People. Now buildings
to take the place Of canvass tents additional
box stalls for horses. and steam Uo7r~r % m,
mac iincry -HoTEL5 under agreement -
entertain the public ut I2cCt2tr RateS--inr
which see Small Posters At r. r. Depot, IN
City and on Fair Crounds-ald HscxS, OAf-
NIBUssEs, &c. limited TO - cts for >.nge
trips between Depot, CITY and FAIR Grt uds
Immediately adjoining Exhibition.
TERMS Entry fee. emitting payer e ox-
hibit as many articles rs he chooses, and 81
an Exhibitors Ticket good for himself dr.
ring Fair $3.50 Single Admission % els.
Childrens Tickets. I5 cts.
Farmers who feel an interest in their De-
partment, andwh are satisfied with $lJ.
$40 and % as premiums on wheat and pro-
portionately large premiums on Agricultural
Products generally FRUIT Growers who are
enterprising and resOlutely determined 10
conquer the universities of climate. no matter
what the acknowledgements MECHANICS A<p.
MANUFACTURERS WHO are zealously labcring
to build up the great interest of Manufacture
eTs in Wisconsin,, and who find the State
Fairsa most convenient opportunity to bring
their respective enterprises to the notice of
the Great Public Oul LEADING MINERS who
also represent very important interest ofthe
State MULTTTUDEs or LADIES who, finding
in their hearts to add to the attractivcness
and enjoyment of these Annual Festivals by
their always welcome presence, are not con-
tented to come emDty-handed finally, ALL
PERsoNs who either desire 70 contribute 10
the advancement of Wisconsin TO a place IN
the front rank Of The great and prosperous
States fthe Union. or who merely want =
week of recreation and rich entertainment.
arc expected to come and bring their families
asith them and ifthey do. then are We SURE
OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT EsHBfTINy AND
GATHERING or THE PEOPLE EVER WITNESSED
IN THIS COUNTRY
~ For Posters, Premium Lists, or espec-
ial information. address.
J. W. HOYT, Sec'y ". S. A. s..
Madison, Wis.
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SHERIFF's OFFICE. PIERCE COUNTY, !
Ellsworth Sept 9, 1865. {

SmER1FF's OFFICE. PIERCE COUNTY, I
Ellsworth Sept 9, 1868.
To the Torn Clerks Of tn. sererGI Torns of
Pierce County, and the Aldermen ofthe city
of Prescott
PURSUANCE OF the foregoing notice from
l. the Secretary of State, notice is hereby
| given to the qualified electors of the several
| towns and wards OF the county of Pierce, that
an election will be held in said county on
| Tuesday the third day of November next, for
| the following officers
| Eight Electors for President and Vice
| President of the United States.
For Representative in Congress for tho
Sixth Congressional District, i'm place of @ G
Washburn.
For a Member of the Assembly for the Dis
trict of Pierce County in the place of + Holt.
For a Supervisor for the District composed
of the towns of Clifton and Oak Grove and
the city ef Prescott, in the place of John A
Stirratt whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
For Supervisor for the District composed
of the towns of Trimbelle, Ellsworth, Dia-
mend Bluff, Trenton, Isabel, Hartland Union
Salem and Pleasant Valley, in the place of Fl
P Ames. whose term of Office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
Also county officers Tor said county as fol-
| lows;
A sheriff in the plaee-cfJ A Guitteau
A District Attorney in the place of j c
Button;
A Register of Deeds in the place of c "
| Brown
A Clerk of the Board Of Supervisors in the
place of John " VIM:
County Treasurer in the place of II
Williams
A Clerk of the Circuit Court in the plae of
W Brown
A Coroner in the place of L Dale ;
A Co Surveyor in the place of VIM Howes;
whose several terms of Office viii expire on the
first Monday of January next
Also the several propositions mentioned in
the notice of the Secretary of State presented
herewith, to-wit, the amendment TO the bank
ing law, and the acts of incorporation of Saw
ings Banks, will be voted upon the same time
Votes for presidential electors and all other
officers must be on one ballot votes on the
amendment TO the banking law, and on the
various acts of incorporation of savings banks
may all be on a seperate ballot and should be
deposited in a seperate box provided for that
purpose. j. A. GU1TTEAU,
Sheriff of Pierce County, Wis.
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Summons for Relief,

Circuit Court, Pierce County. Daniel ".
Strickland against Stella Strickland.
The State of Wisconsin, to Stella Strickland
the above named Defendant:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action
which will be filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, at Ellsworth. in said Co..
and to serve copy of your answer to the
said complaint on the subscriber at MS office.
in the City of Prescott. in Pierce County,
State of Wisconsin, Within twenty days aftel
the service ereof, exclusive of the day of such
service; and II you fail to answer the said
complaint within the time above stated, the
plaintiff, will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the said complaint.
Witness, the Hon. II. L. Humphrey, Cir
cult Judge, this 18th day of September '6S
2l-wl j. G.. BurToS, Plhs Atty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-09-25

%. G. Hollister is putting up a large
barn on the premises purchased of C. W.
Wright.
= Don't forget the county fair, Oct. 9 and
TO- Bring IN your blooded stock and agri-
cultural products, and We will have No.
Fair this tall.
VIM. Fl. York has purclrared the premis-
es formerly owned by II. III Long, in Does
addition, and has just put up a large hop
house on it.
- Fl. c. Marshall has purchased ofW. J.
Copp, house and two lots near G. II. Mich
OILS, residence.
= Hon, C. C. Washburn and Gov. Fair
childs spoke here on the political issues of the
day, on Tuesday Evening of last week. A
large number of our citizens were in attend
ance, and all were delighted with the thor
| ough ventilation of the bond question, and
with the talk generally.
- The work on the Catholic Church is
progressing finely.
= Wiggirs d Carroll's firo-proof building
is nearly completed, and will soon be oecu-
pied
Z Black and Gray squirrels h ave made
their appearance here in great numbers, and
the hunters are having rare sport bagging
them.
= If You want good article of Flour and
Eaoj ~, & L. p
everything you may desire in this line, also
keep Groceries, vegetables etc.
= Chas Sibley, one of the proprietors of
| the new Damocratic paper at Hudson. gave Us
T. call yesterday.
= The corn crop is splendid in this county
this year, but the "bean crop" is reported to
be a fetal failure.
VIM. H, York is picking his hops. and
they are turning out much better than was
anticip tied. They received no damage from
the late frosts.
See T. Extein's advertisement in this
| paper. He has large stock of Boots and
Shoes, all styles. for fall and winter wear, and
offers them at greatly reduced prices Nr.
Eckstein employees the best of workmen, and
consequently offers nothing hut the best of
goods TO his customers. Call and see him.
- 1t is rumored that some parties here in
tend putting up fre-proof building where
the livery stable now stands. Let the good
| work go on.
- Rev. XYRoN REED. brother of Snpt.
Reed. arrived here yesterday, and we under
stand will preach at the CongI Church NJ xt
Sabbath.