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ADJUSTMENTS.

TlOWERY THEATRE
ID WV. b. FRELIGH. Proprietor and Manager
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
EVERY NIGHT,
WITH GRAND MATINEES SATURDAY AND MONDAY.
A SUCCESS NEVER BEFORE ACHIEyED.
SEVEN DWARFS. SEVEN DWARFS d
SEVEN DWARFS W
SEVEN DWARFS. A
SEVEN DWARFS. X
SEVEN DWARFS. =
SEVEN DWARFS 8
Written and produced by Joseph G. Foster, ESQ.,
ROBERT BUTLER, the model OF merriment
ROBERT BUTLER the active Clown alive.
ROBERT BUTLER. the Inimtabe Clown.
James w. Sanford VIM. Florence wels John Foster, j.
Burk.
Nile EUGENIA OBERTI, Mile. DE ROSA,
The charming Premier Abso- The popular and brilliant
luta. Premier
Nine EvALINE CONSTAN- (Her first arance In four
TINE. mioaths.
Mile. EMMA WESNER.
Troupe OF Coryphees. 10 Corps de Ballet.
Signer CONSTANTINE, Maine de Ballet
2ACTS, 20 SCENES. loo NEW TRICKS
With that astonishing work OF art. the
GRAND TRANSFORMATION SCENE OF THE
PYRAMID OF DIAMONDS,
one Of the greatest wonders OF the
NEW WORLD.
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY April. q 1ses-TRIPLE SHEET

AMUSEDiENTS.
DROUGHAMs THEATRE.
IL Twenty door 10 the Fth Avenue Hotel.
SATURDAY, APRIL z,
Mr. JOHN BROUGHAMS
LAST Nj HIT
IN NEW YORK
The bfll Tor the week will DO
HIS LAST LEGS
O'CALLAGHAN. .................MrJ JOHN BROUGHAM
SUCCESS or THE SEASON.
MICH ADO
ABOUT
MERCHANT OF VENICE
In which Mr. John Brongham VIII sustain his great charsc-
terizat!on OF SAY LOUk
SEATS SECURED IN ADVANCE.
(OOrHS THEATRE.
NIATH WEEK
LAST NIGHTS
OF Mr..
EDWIN BOOTH
In Shakspeare's tragedy u
ROMEO AND JULIET. -lN
On
EDWIN BooTa
OTHELLO
With great cast.
Doors open at IN; to commence at 8 O'Clock.
Seats SIX the Box Once o! the
Theatre at Its branch Ticket Oncc, at the music store
of q. ii. Dison Co., No. I'll Brosdway
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NTIBLOs GARDEN
IN SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
on MONDAY NEXT, APRIL 5, 1859,
after every preparatory will be presented H. B. Farnes
RECONSTRUCTED
FORTY THIEVES
introducing. in addition to the original members OF the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQl TROUPE,
candidates for public favor.
EXTRA NEW SCENERY,
SPLENDID NEW DRESSES
NEW SONGS, NEW NURSERY RHYMES,
NEW MI SIC, NEW RREAkDOWNS,
NEW MARCHES, NEW CANCAN AND DANCES,
NEW TABLEAUX. NEW NI1TICISNS
~ BOy SHEET NOW OPEN
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NIBLO'S GARDEN.
IN Lessees and Managers. ........JARRETT 4 PALMER
THE RENOWNED LYDIA rHOM PSON TROUPE
BRILLIANT. UNEQUIvOCAL AND
COMPLETE SUCCESS or FARNlE'S POPULAR
VERSION.
THE FORTY THIEVES;
STRIKING OIL IN FAMILY JARS.
FORTY THIEVES. LYDIA THOMPSON
FORTY THIEVES. PAULINE MARKHAM
FORTY THIEVES. LIZA WEBER
EORTY THIEVES. EMMA GRATrAN.
FORTY THIEVES. The deep-dyed BECKETT
FORTY THIEVES. FUN, SPECTACLE,
FORTY THIEVES. SONGS AND DANCES
FORTY THIEVES. The Sleepy Policeman.
FORTY THIEVES. The Dancing Donkey.
FORTY THIEVES. The Laughing Train Sceae.
FORTY THIEVES. The Nursery Rhymes.
FORTY THIEVES. The Silver Forest.
FORTY THIEVES. The Cave OF the Forty
FORTY THIEVES. THE FETE AT MABILLE,
FORTY THIEVES. Unanimously pronounced to be the
FORTY THIEVES Great Sensation OF the Day,
FORTY THIEVES Relished alike by young AMI old.
FORTY THIEVES. Every evening ut =.
FORTY THIEVES. MATINEE, SAT- RDAY AT g.
MONDAY NEXT, APRIL ., 1859.
THE FORTY THIEVES RECONSTRUCTED.
NEW ARTIsTEs, SCENERY, DRESSES, SONGS,
DANCES, BREAKDOWNS, HARCHES TABLEAUS AND
RHYMES
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A PARTNER WANTED INMEDIATELY--IN LIGHT,
n profitable business; can clear 400 weekly excellent
opening about $500 for equal chare in the business For
particulars inquire Of Mr.. MILLER, 90 Vesey street. Room
3.
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NHTASTED-BY A SINGLE PROTESTANT MAN, A SIT
w ustion gardener, understands Keeping OF
uemans place IN good order Address W. NJ F., box 200
Herald
, 1869-10-10
CITY REAL ESTATE TOE SALE
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= Aftas'. ohc ~ m Mest AAtisunSL

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1tttrk HIM. ana n" ~ ~, xx ..,
ri, imntns rn.rrt. - ~ - ~ eHHsn.I"hsS Al mod
in,lE, II ~ - 80 - stI4L rear e4f.
tpiit1ns .nd saah o. L&ke-st4 With
A fxnitIfSt msrfss fE..,, S..
sa;Waskipftn at ii ~ ene ef1ek harm No.
IL thr ritv -os AA''" one o. LIZ pocst hoAseA
4 ss!.ssdA =, ri.
mi Kr..s. ~ III %etniy bAAcsntnf And frrtch
HsfA HI Ssrssh ~ WsN Afaahftoh1t East u Qaon
inns tcxt to Nlry about II foatns. kaa az
Iii = ~ k@T Ntah The hours; The hnusc rnntains
xIrst iaTsstn e S1assa impr1seGrnu NG4 ;: sJ n
rmirr 4e@a. tAAe0 "AhIn slasr dAFs. l7cAAe eK.
ANts,,t,,t ,L.x
49, AV4ffS b1I121!rft. Oh IAFF1&c1.
, 1869-10-10
01TY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


ttiis4 iip n. iii, t,istt - ~t'"'7 h"A@ f'nFA7N
MI an Az, nrat ~" nnt y tfogrtb :, ,x
RI II tn+ t,t and IIirA s..ns" @ r. sssao
HtdNH; bsfth1u '''' 1''" '~'"t hN N4lSV-
MkLfkaIt ~, rear Tn@ntxtr.t. :, x....
1ftrk nj tTsv1. MD ~ H., H., u, ~ EAU
WAbaalt Az, Ursf Iisrsn.,,, t1st, .i.t:. ,,. ,A
tMstNleA ~ Tx hftr sn6 hnr ny xta
HnrnstArrs urwr ihirtrSi :, f,a,s ..s
rsr, sna js eksh Il. tss II ss' """Afs. Fo'tf
f.uttte ex,, spgft tf ten Elrrn - .xc .+n~. h,,..
AnA les 1A1IA Htn1a ~N 1'e" '@' '"os'SE' HoussH
Rayst, rear Wsshin~on. txo .t,r. hop.. ,r.o,rs
lad II sa1ies: tkH0 ''e'' "'a'<+ i'''o''
and iUt IA. IN. nns1 ~ so"s+ ~ Eoo1nA.
t.str-.f nesr iintcn p~1k .,o,. .rt,,s.srtsk
Fulton Il tff,t-isse nov t,n.st.1~ ~ .nS 1s..r,r4
bic {rpf bouso snd Ssrn. nrst iin,on p..Eo
tetp1&-n keeSdr,3 fwrvr,n w.
Nnntpt IN nsar iinrcin n..x txostorr hon.. ia
foutfI md hret +. ..+,,Nrs snnsr,
lot tenixh "o4"' - ''NS'o s''''|~' ~NN
Jhth pou IT. eass ri It t,lsfea ~, t.rostor hon.sa
and lot Il i GstEs{p "a no 'N ' "
Van Hutyn It. ncaf IptrY t.tkn =, n rtory h1ar and
III. oaly 2Ast3: tArr.ip 1 '
CAnhtst corner of hdsme two Story stoee md dwell
Ing end Duf, or tho f4.iidue and l-Aa- II Int
Ericst, corner ot Franklin xod houts md lArSa lot
t1<ap and on eA4T 1cEEE
Lake4t.. near }fel.at nvt stdfy ssots rrnttA.
USiNPAUFEh,
Wabash Az. po,4h nf Thirty dItt.st, cnc tos
Nith!xAn Nv. epsnrr of Thirty seeonA a. 9pxtEh
htAlrst Aoufh tt AAftsnn, 4tl6h
Indiana ar. sonsh Of TlHsy fourth st, so1l7p
toulh u Thirty st. it ,nt BItA1
Aeh3xsn Az, between Thirty ast AID Thirty -sctuad-
ete-. hexl6a -
WAhash.av.. cotprr F1f<y .ulath st, A,xIn
, 1869-10-10

THUR SALE-BY ClAS lEk1uAADT b 90, NO.
L. lt4 South Clark.str Aosiln /:
rev eatIaFe. with French r..G iot stsIal on Maune
city: ~ n"dt5n .nprovrs snts, nnc sAtden, Erayei
tt.tsaF Qud 1sad. far R4d annptavsd city psnpertY
,Co,tase. md Let 4s1zta or Cpttsse Hrove.E. nss1
CnttaFe and 'ol esEt:s Noblc It. ne]t Mtwsukec-
~ he 1,r rrtrt nj Hh Sr,At tSrvnu
, 1869-10-10

IsOR SALE-BY WILLIAM u. KERFUOr. 10
IWa.Es.Etnr
loftrt Kslsht. Superior: win sell In 81 fest
tatr.
80 ft.1 Tn Whitney ct. csst # Dearborn,
u tt1f M l1ztk-s 1T . ucar Nifhiean
10 ftrt with fLr hnu+r, oil Whitney 1T. near Dcsr-
InT1.
= feet IN .latkson #. nca1 Aberdeen.
44ir.t I'll Sar 1ureb It.. t.sr Ji ft+f Rnn.
Is E1t III 1udEanA av.. re.F n cut. .hInthAt.
la1 feet On 1hdtxnA II Thirty y'thtid1
70 fttt lud!AnA-RF.. th cutiaEes, MOI 1s11 and
! lG;4 -
r. feet on Eaudophst. mar 6aneAinon. With two
ftan'r hhlrrr-
- trt Fulton Il. Eotcy. with ncat isamc cot.
tAFt.
tt"iy tsniDr fa.llfe.
large ll,f fnp1orHI and urrpforci tEonetty ean
n,N~5s Ia s+tn nj ny taCe. NA. u. kEkfNbT,
, 1869-10-10

TOR ,sALE-THREE-sToRTA AND BASEMENT
4. tmathe front hou'e, No 4n A!chlgansv north o!
ltlttt<Euth u.
Two..nly marble front houee on Pral1IcAr.. near
hr-r story aid ha.t1nrnt front hocse In
dtanA-av,. betHcen T*cntfcth AuJ TNcutY-nfsteta.
Frame honrs and In 9! ss fecs of eround: Ho Id Ii.
dt4.. ~ lu,t reuih of T. eutx:.6ss9i:Et 3t1an
In",t.ntx 1nd t..e:nsn. brick nsae NJ. s;csiaHcs
1hrtttt' ry ua!be- -tfont knnee NJ ~, MschlkAn.sv
TH n+tnry and tatcneut mE1ble front Louee No los
Prsir1rAs.
Twoeio1y hrtk hot.e and 50 lett Of ground No. 1os
CAlIEef.nv. $l-.lcG-
al;.Ac. -
THu.fsIy and basement brick house. with II feet st
ground On Pratre-av. fsfwten Sixteenth and Eight.
t.1th s:e. piir+. ${t.nQ,
Two ts5 marble front h. use. with lot 1cxleIfett on
&1tCn. =
yherrto1y and 5a,<Inent ,n11hAe frpnt hnnte No II
caEu,e1Ar-, corne1 u TH uuty fourth 1t. 8lR.nn
Aleu- nuu,lxf Of hnurr. rtt adfertfA-d. varytn In
1E5er !ELu, TN ttsEtAnd to f!iy then-Ant dollars.
A. AFEHKLL.
, 1869-10-10

TOR EALE-HY WILLARD, DOWNING / CO.,
Il Nm lis Dea.botn-tt.
Home and iot On Scwber!y.av.- near T~elfsh-st.
Hhuse snd % II on L+AviEt IT.. ttrY cart ttfsus.
House and lot kknk akee AS. ntnt rH Ysesenth-
st.. cheap
4a,uA -
.htu,c .nd lit en- Tahash nv, near KlShseerth-st,
cheap.
Coed buetness property corae1 aas1-av. and Har.
HisLn *
70 # On vlnccnnea road. rcat TlI7y 18th A.
Is Il on ttnlscsels- -pIaer vs-y cheap,
to II 10 LAkr+Av.. peAT WAhT1ns4h.
.0f with GOOD hnt.c. North Wells It. cheap
5otd tusiaets property South Water u. Etar
NicEfxRhrAv- at ! bArEAln.
Good lnIptoved IEIs.draec> prnrrr.y Calumet In
diAna, Michigan, Prairie, ati Wat.ash.AvA-
80 It on Michigan ar. between Forty 41th and Fo1y.
seventh sss -
70 Il on Hfatest, near Twelfth, very thrar.
Acyes In * p H. ID scc. e. y, II, At
tarElIn
khff m Eg,fcut wear Rntk IA, M C.+ wnrk~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23

A terrible accident occurred on the
Erie railroad on the night of Wedues-
day, July Ii.
Mount Hope. the scene of the catas-
trophe, is in Pike county, Pa, about 4
miles west of Carr's Rock and about ten
rods from the Delaware river. At the
right of the track, going west. there is a
rock declivity of about fifteen feet. The
night express train ran into a freight
train which had been left partially on the
side track.
The engine, tender, express car, smok-
ing car, one passenger car and Sleep
ing car, were thrown off the track aud
smashed out of all repair. The splinter
ed cars aud fragments of tinbers came
in contact with tue fire from the engine,
and conhagra,ion ensued in which tim.
b. RS. baggage and wounded passengers
all went to feed the flames. Seven cars
were destroyed and SIX passengers burn
ed to death. Two of the passengers
were from New York, one of whom was
the Rev. Benz. B HaIleck. He was not
hurt by the collision, but was damned
in by the brosea timbers and slowly
burned to death.
a Passenger states that the freight
Train, which should have waited on the
left side of he road had started on be
fore the arrival of tho express. The Gu
cine of the former had not reached the
main track when it was struck by the
locomotive of the express train, which
was running at the rate Of forty five miles
an hour The engine of tho freight
train was standing On the frog, SO firmly
fixed that it was not displaced. The en-
CINE of the express ira u s'ruc the STA
ton house, to which it set fire. and then
turned round and went off the track TO
the left, headed east. The tender went
to the right, headed west. The express
car went down hill towards the river.
The first passenger car tele>coped into
the baggage car The whole tram was
turned except the three rear sleeping
cars. Only a doz"n pieces Of baggage
were savel. Six dead bodies have been
counted.
The engineer Of the express train stood
bravely at his post and turned over sew
eral times with bis engine. but Fortunate
ly escaped injury. Rev. Mr.. Halleck
told his brother IN law that he was not
hurt at all, but was only wedged in. His
fellow passengers ased every effort to
save him. but he died in the presence ol
agonizcd friends who were unable to help
him.
A young German said his father was
burned; and when the smoking ruins of
the cars were removed, he recognized the
remait of his father by his watch and
soma coins.
The fault Of the disaster is attributed
to the engineer of tie freight train.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court, Pierce
county. WI Copp against George II.
Holt and Clara A. Holt.
DY VIRTUE of, end in pursuance of a
ID Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and
SALE rendered in the above entitled cause at
regular term of said court for said county held
at the court house in the village of Ellsworth.
on the 4th Monday of May 1869, ,Chas Smith
Referee duly appointed tor that purpose will
sell at public auction at the front door Of the
Post office in the city of Prescott. in said
county on The 18th day of August A. d. ls-
SO, at o'clock in the afternoon of said day,
the following described mortgage pre- misses
situated in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin, and described as follows, to-wit:
Sub lot of lot 2 in block +" M of Fow<
ler's addition to the city of Prescott. in said
county. Said premises will be sold to the
highest bidder, to satisfy said judgment. in
terest and costs. Charles Smith, Referee,
WHITE d BUTTON, Plff's Atty's
Dated July l3, 1869.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23

The Prescott JOURNAL thinks that be.
cause there are LIZA lice to every hop
raised. the probabilities are the crop will
be failure: Families without number.
almost, are raised when the average num-
Der of lice to each member is 1927, 500 ;
and if families can be successfully raised
under such circumstances, why cannot
hops?-La Crosse Republican.
The Republican man seems to speak
advisedly regarding " lice in the family"
AS though the information was derived
mainly from sorrowfuI experience. How
is it? Las
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23

these "unplatted lands" in the aggre-
gate, are too low. Where, then, is bis
ground of complaints verify it is individ
ual assessments. He has an irrepressible
desire to pitch into junction Mills, or
something else; and he would like to die
tate our assessor, and chastise our equal
izing board. He talks like man on the
town, finding fault with his overseer.
He has actually found out by mathemat-
ical or numerical calculation that seventy
five cents on an acre, on 2SS43 acres,
would make about S2l.6s2. But this
fact argues nothing. 1t shows no new
thing about Improvements, 1t shows no
distinction between los acres and the
whole number. 1t only shows that the
county assessors raised our lands because
they deemed them too low. There can
be no distinction in law between different
parts of the town, except such are made
of the town assessors. And the county
board, ARGUS, or any body else. have
nothing to do with any thing bat the ag
gregate. If this is just all is just, $ far
as the public are concerned.
And here we leave our tickle friend,
after his short aerial excursion, humbly
trusting that,
- where he first got up,
He may again get down"
He viii please accept our humble com
p.iments.
"And when he next doth ride abroad.
May be there TO see."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23

A HUGE RAFT.-The Chippewa
Times has the following descriptive of a
of mammoth raft. that lately passed
down the Mississsippi-making the jour
ney from Reads Landing TO st. Louis
in the incredible short time OF eight
days: Fourteen strings of lumber, IL
feet wide, containing over three acres of
surface measure, and actual board meas,
ure in the body of the raft 1861, 552
feet. Estimating the top loading by re-
ducing it to board measure (as was done
m Knapp, Stout 6 Co.'S raft, and al
RATS that have been estimated,) it con.
tanned 100000 feet of lumber, making
the largest raft that ever left Read s
Landing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
More from A. NJ.

I'VE find the village Of River Falls fixed
at s. OOO0. Argus, ia article No. 1.
a. He seems not 10 have abs. rived that nv
ariicl referred To anything bu, the village
! Iai Argus IN article No 2.
I be postum of ARGUS needs little
ia, her examinations, and the indiviC ual
himself, Imtle further castigation.
His first article was feeble attempt
"a urIr.qur. bet the oaimus IF the wrl
ter was plainly exhibre,i ~ his attack
uI.un the a>se>slnant Of the village prop
e'iv. To M other property ia the town.
u. ffo no other assessment dd he refer.
Ell er directly ~ ind rectiy VT :: h.s
cond article he o,iIy tells Us thtt he
= us No fault To- fini with the plated
potion Of the village "f River Falls :"
Al Il again. The fret is these unplatted
is, ls sIe JUS Hhat | AN after" Was
,'e ever u m"r" perfect Init ficaii"n 2
We thrIe ev,' g'eaier stupidity man
;e.. IN "a WIZ pr! Aud who ever SAW
dI,cretonl We lllauk him for that
d J.. >tu,.hlu, +" ani # il were cardl
virtue Ir could ec,.ve she crnwn at
e.
Argus tai about n good nature'l dis
cu->ion. yet he gets out of humor-he
h. ONES demoralized. eveu. He not
only misrepresenls, but changes bis base
entirely. He also sorgets the important
fact that few but towards shoot in am
bush. Perhaps he never knew that it
requires a more potent stroke to reach
an antagonist who hides behind a tree,
and is there concealed like the snake
that's amhushed for his prey. Some
men are bold when in ambush, but base
and cowardly in open field. Could we
see our antagonist, we might exhibit bis
own private assessment, (f he has any J
which is, we doubt not, much less in
propo rtion, than that Of any other private
individual in the county.
But we have not quite done with hin
yet, since it is our " unplatted lands" taa
he is after. which, of course, embrace al
the lands 10 the town that are not plat
ted. Yet he dare not assert that ever
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

State of Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Pierce
County. Edmund Hurley VS.. Samuel L.
Price and Sylvia f. Price.
DY VIRTUE of. and in pursuance Of
ID decree of foreclosure and sale rendered
in the above entitled cause. at regular term
Of said court foa said county. held at the
village of Ellsworth, on the 4th Monday Of
May. 1869, ] Charles Smith, Referee. duly
appointed for that purpose. viii sell
at public auction. at the fa0nt door of the
post-offlce, in the city Of Prescott. in said
county on the 2Sth day of August. A. ID. 1869,
at o'clock in the afternoon of said day. the
following described mortgaged premises sit
uate in the comfy OF Pierce and state OF Wis
consin. and described as follows. to-wit:
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter of section 2, in township 26. of range
is said premises will be sold to the highest
bidder 10 satisfy said Judgment interest and
costs Charles Smith. Referee.
WalIE BCrToS. Plff's Atty's.
Dated July -, 1869.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
NOIice.

NOTICE is hereby given that an aPpfica-
IN ton will be made by the undersigned
to the county board of supervisors OF Pierce
county, to yacate the following described lois,
parts of lots aud parts of Streets in the yil-
iage of Diamond Bluff, to-wit
In d. X. Clark's addition to Diamond
Bluff, part of lots five (5), six (6). and nine
(9l in block ID, and so much eff Washington
street as lies between lot two (2) in block f.
and lot six co. i'm block d.
Also in E. Quinby's addition to the vii
lage of Diamond Bluff, forty five. feet wide OF
the east side of lot nine (9) in block + and
twenty five feet wide of The west side Of
First street in the village of Diamond Bluff.
between said lot:Linc in block Z and Wash
ingtOn street.
Dated at Diamond Bluff, Wis, JuneS, 1869.
s E COULTER.
TH0S T0MLINSON,
GEORGE SMITH,
ENGLEY,
Sow EN0CH QUIMBY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23

HEARTH AND H0ME.-Tbe current
number of this excellent family paper,
c'ntans The commencement Of very in
ierrsiiny tale entitled The Romance of
a Rich Young Girl" translated from the
r"nch of Octave FeuIle;. author he
humane Of Poor Young MAN. which
vas everywhere deservediy popular. on
account Of the singular interest of the
plot, and its many thrilling incidents, as
well as lis healthy moral tone. Hearth
aud Home is full of beautiful and useful
things every week and cannot fail to
please and profit all who make its ac-
quaintance. Published by Pettingill
and Bates 81 Park Row, New York. at
81 90 a year, and for sale by all News
Dealers.
The Chicago Republican has been
collecting and publishing reports from all
sections of the Northwest, in regard to
the condition AMI prospects of the crops.
At this crisis in the growth of grain, this
mass of information, which comes direct
from the farmers themselves, is of great
value and interest; and the enterprise
displayed by the Republican in collecting
it, is only another evidence of the interest
it takes in all that pertains to the welfare
of the great Northwest. The Republican
is always wide awake in providing frs
class paper in all respects, and we hearti
ly commend it to our readers who dcsir.
a metropolitan Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
Wanted -More I" locals" from
River Falls.

AccnENF AT STAR PRAIRIE.-The
Hudson Times says: Mr.. Geo. Simonds,
of the firm of Willard d Simonds, while
at work on their new saw mill, last Wed.
nesday, met with very severe accident
A framework of timber fell. striking him
on the shoulder, and crushing him to the
ground. Dr. Murdoch was called and
pronounced three fractures, one of the
collar bone, one of the shoulder blade,
and one other bone. The DIR. thinks he
did not sustain any internal injury.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

state of Wisconsin,, Circuit Court, Pierce
County. John Hurley. VS.. Samuel l..
Price and Sylvia PTice:
DY VIRTU E OF and in pursuance Of a judg-
ID mcnt and decree of foreclosure and sale,
rendered in the above emit led cause at spec
ial term of the circuit court of tho state of
Wisconsin. for said county. held at the court
house in the city of Prescott. on the LIST Mon
day of July 1869. /. Charles Smith. Referee
duly appointed for that pprPosa, viii sell at
public auction at the front door of the Post
Office in the city of Prescott. in said county.
on the 25th day of August. A. ID. 1869 AZ
two o'clock in the afternoon of said day, The
following described moltgageG premises sit
mated in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin. aud described as follows. to-wii
The north half of the northeast quarter, and
the south west quarter Of the northeast quar-
ter of section 2. in township 26 III range Is.
Said premises viii be sold to tie Highest bid
der to satisfy said judgment irterest and costs,
CHARLES SMITH, Referee
WHITE Il BUrroS Plffs Atty's.
Datcd, July Is, 1869. l3 6Y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-23
Mortgage Foreclosure sale.

State OF Wisconsin, Circuit Court, Pierce
County. john A. Mcdonnell. rs Joseph A.
Mcconnell and Mary E. Mcconnell :
DY VIRTUE of and in pursuance of
ID Judgment and decree of foreclosure and
SALE rendered in the above entitled cause at a
regular term of said court for said county,
held at the court house in the village of Ellis
G6aries smith. Reieree.. dniiy :aPi'oIhfeSd rdjt
that purpose, viii sell at public auction at
the front door of The Post Office in the city of
Prescott in said county on The 2@th day Of
August A. D. 1869, at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon of said day the following described
mortgaged premises situated in the county of
Pierce and state of Wisconsin. md described
IS follows. to-wit: Lots one and fwo i;
block a" in Enoch Quimby's addition 10
the village of Diamond Bluff il. said county.
Said premises viii be sold 10 The highest
bidder. to satisfy said iudenne; +. interest or
costs. CHARLES ) - Fill. RcteTeas
WHIrE & Byron. Plf's Auy's.
Dated July l3. 1869.