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WANTED. AGENTS. s75 TO saou PER

ODANTED. AGENIS.01o ~ o"oo IN
w month, everywhere, male and female, to IN.
troduce tho pepuiue improved COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This machine VAL
stitch, hem, fell, tuck. quilt. DID, bind, braid and
embroldpr IN o most superior manner. Price only
s1s Fully warranted ioc FIVE years. We will pay
$1,000 tor any machine that will sew stronger. more
beautiful or more elastic seam than ours 1t makes
the "Elas,ic Lock Stitch I" Every sccold stitch can
be cut, and still the cloth cannot be pulled ap r.
without tearing it. Wepay agents from S!6 to 5000
per month and expenses, or q coDmisslon from
which twice that amount can be made Address
SkCOMB l. CO., Pittsburg, Pa; Boston, Mass, or
81. Louis, Mo.
CAUr1oN-Do not be imposed uron by other par
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the same name or oti cr@se Ours is the only eenu-
inc and really practical cheap machiuo. manufac-
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iaotiffs in Dankruptfp.
Ty THE DISTRICT COURT OF IT

Ty THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
UNI1ED STATES, FOR SOUTH CAROLINA
JANUARY TERM, 18G9.-lN 1HE MATTER OF
T, A.. TRADEWELL, OF CLARENDer COUNTY,
BANKRUPT T.-PETIiION FOR FULn AND FINAL
DISCHARGE IN BaNKhUPToY.-Order That n
hearing be had on the TENTH DAY OF MARCH,
1869, at Federal Courthouse in Charleston, 8. c.;
and that oil creditors &c. ef slid Bankrupt appeac
at said time and place, aud show cause, II any he y
can why the prayer OF the Leiiioncr should not be
granted. And that the second aud third meetings OF
creditors OF said Bankrupt will hc held at the office
OF ]. G. INTER-, Esq, Registrar Of 'econd
Congressional District s. e., Oh tie NINTH DAY OF
MAhcH. 1859, at 12 NJ.
By order of tho Court, the Sd day of February,
1863. DAnIkL EORLBECK,
Clerk of the District Court Of the Q. s. for $. G.
February tbs
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New YonK, I uesday, May /.

New YonK, tuesday, May /.
UpoLPHo WOLFE. ESQ.,:
Ueur Sir-Tho want OF pure Wines and Liquors
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the pro-
fesson md thousands OF lives have been sacrificed
by the use OF nduItcrated articles. Drlrium tremens,
and other diseases O. the brain and nerves, rife
i'm this country are very rare Europe, owing, iu o
great decree to the difference the purity Of the
Spiris sold.
We have tested the several articles imported and
sold by you. including your Gin. which you sell un-
der the namc of Aromatic echledam 3cbnapps, which
we consider Justly entitled 10 the high reputation it
has acquired in this country; and from your long ex-
nc encc as a foreign importer, your Bottled Wines
and LIQUORS should meet W th the same demand.
Wewould recommend you to appoint some OF the
respectable arnhccares in different parts OF the city
rs agents for The sale OF your Braniies and Wines,
wucte The profession can obtain the same when
needed for medicinal purposes
WI. hing you success in your Ecw enterprise,
We remain your obediout ,efvaI,ls,
VALENTINE MOTT. u. p., Professor Of Surgery,
University aIedical College New York.
j. NJ CARNOEuAN, n. D.. Professor Of Clinical
surgery, Surgeon-ln hl"fto tho stale Hospital,
&C. No. II East SiXtcent -strcct
LEVI, A. SAYRE, N. / :, No. f9j Broadway.
n p l,E WEES, NJ D.. &o T0l broadway
Joseph YURSrEI, N D., NO III Nin;li-sLTce.
NEL>UN STEELE, II. D No 81 8lcrkcr-srcet.
JOHN OHEIL..Y, n. D., M. 10 Fourth street
B, l. RAPHAEL NJ D., Professor ot the Principles
and Practice OF sur cry, New YORK lledical Gor
Icse, &C., No. 91 Ninth-"treet, aud otlcrs.
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GENTS WANTED.--S75 TO $500 PEH
n month, or commission from which twice
that amount can be made by selling the latest I'M
proved COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEEMING MA
CHINE; price Sle. For circulars ind terms. address
G. ROWEkS CO., No. 500 South Third-strect,
pbiIa ,elnbio pa 3mo December s
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Gost anb 9nauo.

OST. A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND
IL DOG The finder will be literally rewarded
by leaving him at No. So TRADD-sTREET.
February4
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TIE UNpERsIGNED HAS FROM THIS DAY
assumed tha proprietorship OF ehe CHA ARLESTnNEk
ZFIICNG 10 &c u,an ); miwo kly Nowspape.i.
Proirs or HERMAN d. MFR continues as i
tor. WILL M UFTERH AKDT.
arleston, February L. 1862.
Februay2 y
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WANTED, A PARTNER, WITH $1,000
w capital. to plant Sea Island Cotton and TO buy
it late in tue season Lands fine. Terms N0,ra.
Address Immediately ". r., Charleston Postoflcc
February 3 Y
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CnOICE t4UAHHN

~ sAGO. YOUNG AM RIGA IHEESES, ut
WA. S. CORWIN {, 60,
No DIE Kings lreot.
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New YonK, No. So CEpAR-srnEET.
Novem 1er &C. 1867
UpoLpHo WOLFE, Esq, Prcsert'
Dear Sir! have submitted to chemical unnlysis
two bottles oil "rchedam Sclnapps," which took
from fresh package in your bon led warehouse and
hnd as before, that the spirituous liquor Is iree
from injurious ingredient, or Justification; that it
has the marks OF being aged aud hot recontly pre-
pared py mechanical adnixture of alcohol and aro.
matcs
Respectfully, FIXED. +. MAfFk,
Chemist
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AJy MOTTO E.-MeMILLhN KING
4 4 Rsq.. Is this day admitted partacr in oul
Law Partnership.
CAMPBELL e. SEABROOK. Lawvors,
No. 90 Broad-strcet.
JAMES B. CAMPBELL.
HENRY SEABROOK.
MCMILLAN KING. January
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V,I>SMTrHS WANTED. l. l. T. ID
Workmen. of gocd habits, can get permanent
situations and high WAGES by applying al once 10
WU. SHEPHERD, No. As Wentworth street.
FebTuzry 3 Zr
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5or SaIf.

TuE SALE CHEAP, A SMALL SECuND-
HAND STEAM ENGINE with Patent Govern
er an! Water Alarm Apply soJn ut NO. ) LlBEk-
TY-STEEET. 2* Feorna "a
At VATE SALE, THAT FINE
"A STAND with fix ures for Grocery, corner
Calhoun aud East Bay streets, No. IS. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January Il
CTEAM ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP,
- if applied ior Immediately
III One l2 horse Portable ENGINE
uI One 4.iiorse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
III One Shorse-powcr ENGINE, in good condition.
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Northeast corner Meeting md Cumbcrand'sreets.
January Is
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H1BE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK:
HOI DERS of the above Institutions will he held
In the City of Charleston on the second TUESDAY IN
meeting Hall of the Southwestern Railroad Bank.
Hour OF converting. Eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
On the day following, WEDEEspAY the -Oth, there
uil be an election held at the San place, between
tbe hours of Nine A. NJ. and Three 2. NJ, for FIF.
TEEN DIRECTORS of the Railroad Company and
THIRTEEN DIRECTORS Of the Bank.
committee to verify Proxies will attend
Stockholders will be passed as usual over the road
to and from the meeting Tree Of charge, IN accord
ance with the resolution of the Convention of 1854
j. r. ENTRY. Secretary.
Januarv trth4 tlths7
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II feel bound to say, that regard your Selma op:
as being in every respect pre-eminently pure, anu
deserving OF medical patronage at all events, II is
The purest possiblc article of Holland Gin hereto
fore unobta,uaule. and such may be safely pre-
scribed by physicians.
Pharmaceutical Chemist, New York.
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A5ants.

y1rANTFD, A NuRsE, TO TAKE CARE
w of q child Good Recommendations r'quir'
ed Also, o WOMAN, to cook aud washi white pre-
ferred. Apply ut No. 81 MEErING-STHEET.
Feb, nary
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Lopartnersbip 1lotiff.

nuE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO.
FORE existing under the name and style of
ERCKMANN MEIER. is hereby dissolved by mu-
tral consent. Mr.. BEEMA d. MEIER is alone au-
thorlzed to collect oil dues new owing to the
CHARLE.TONER ZEIIUNG.
C. 6. ERcKMANN.
HERMAN D. MEIER.
Charlt ston, February l, 1863.
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2G tISE-srREET, NEW YoRK,
November II, 1851
UpoLpuo WuLEE, Esq, Present:
Dear Sr-l have lna ie chemical examination Of
q sample of your Schicdam schnapps with the ill.,
tent Of determining If auy foreign oriujurous sub
stance had bccn added to t SIMPLE distilled spirits.
The examination has resulted Ill the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisono"s on hIrintul
nduix,ure. have ten unable to discover any
trace OF the dcle;crous substance, wch are ON
ployed in Tho nduteraton OF liquors. i would not
hesiate to Use myself or ID rccomnt nd to others,
TOR medicinal purposes, the Schedaln Schnapps as
an excellent unL unob bjectionable variety Of gin.
Worry respectfully yours,
sigued,l GHAS. A. sEELf' Cnem!st.
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The proprietor also offers for sale.
BOTTLED WINES AND LIQUORS.,

Imported and bottled by himself, expressly for me
dicina use Each bottle has his certificate oflts pu.
riLy. UDOLfIOs nOLFE.
November III 3mos
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THF UNDERSIGNED aAS THIS DAY SOLD TO
Mr.. WILLIAM UFFERH,RDT the GHARLESr. n
ER ZEIrUNG, the materials and au outstanding
accounts. Mr.. UfFERRARDr or bis agents lone
are authorized 10 collect and receipt Tor the sane
HERMAN D. MEIgR
Charleston, Fcb-uary !, 1909.
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IMPORTATION w ANTE D.-ANY ~
| FORMATION given Of STEPHEN KEYS. who
reached The city on Wednesday last will be thank
fully received by his wife, MARIA KEYS, at Grocery.
corner Church and Chaimcrs-srecis.
DrcemEer 16
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WANTED. EVERYBODY To SUE
wv SCRIBE TO the CIRCULATING LIBRARY
CHARLES C. RI9HTER'S Select Library OF New
Books contains all OF the Latest publications..
Anril 81 No. 1GI KING-STREET.
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WANTED, By u LADY ACCUSTc1-
w ED TO write for the press employment on
ono or more Literary Papers or Magazines. as
WRITER OF SKETCHES, POETRY, &c. Address
Miss L. r. W., Postofice. Charleston, s. G.
October
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-15
What shall we do!

Perhaps not anything but lie still, stu
pid and Indifferent, the Same rs we have
done for twelve years, and yawningly
excia;n that the railroad is inevitable,
and will come anyway. Perhaps this is
the best policy-perhaps not. But what
shall we do? you suggestyely inquire
Well, suppose we suggest some awkward,
impracticable plan, by which we can call
out approval or condemnation, and thus
provoke a little private discussion.
If the West Wisconsin railroad should
be located through the country SO as to
touch at Durand; thence north westerly,
and up the east side of Eau Gala, TO a
point nearly due east of Martell; thence
through Martell via River Falls to Pres
cott-what then? Wouldn't more than
three fourlhs of Pierce county smile?-
And would it not more than double the
value of her real property? Would not
the present and next generation reap mil
ions Of dollars of clear profit from it?-
Verify.
Well, then, suppose, to induce such n
state of things, Pierce county should is
sue and donate to the company her bends,
with annual interest, to be paid in INSTALL
men,s Of $4,000 annually, the first to
be paid twenty years beLce, and thus in
thirty years TO wipe out both principal
and interest What then? Would it
ruin us9 Not bit of it.
But how shall we accomplish even this (?
Where there is will there's a way. If
it is an enterprise worthy our attention,
let us arouse at once, grid ON our armor
and walk into the field. Let us petition
the Legislature for an enabling act for
that purpose, and let us discuss this mat
ter publicly and privately in all its bear
ings, in every school district in Pierce
county, that every man may be prepared
to cast his vote upon the question in
April next. both intelligently and dispas-
sionately.
If this proposition or something like
it, does not suit you, name another. and
let us see whether yours will suit any,
body else. Now is the time to be up
and doing. That railroad is coming sure,
and soon it will be to late to influence or
incline its course. Lot not two weeks
more roll round before Pierce county is
in motion, or commotion on the railroad
question.
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The Interest Question Again.

Some of our county seat friends seem
to be very solieitous about the interest
question involved between the treasurer
and the county, and an attempt has been
made to forestall public opinion, and sti-
fle any public debate upon this little
item, by announcing, pronouncing and
deciding the whole matter without any
statement of facts-by appealing to pre-
JUDGE and bowling persecution, and at
tempting to create sympathy by an erro-
neous statement that an investigating
committee has been appointed, etc.
No necessity seems to exist, even, for
the appointment of such committee
The treasurer long since publicly admitted
that it was his custom TO loan the county
funds, and to put the interest of the same
in his own private pocket. He also ad-
mitted that he had retained 50 900 of
the school money, belonging to the
towns, on which he was receiving inter-
est and that he had laid aside about ST.
600, more or less, of tax sale certificates,
which be proposed to pay the county for
a; his pleasure, accounting for no interest
Since the treasurer's pampered friends
have seen fit to force this matter again
before the public, it may not be improper
10 vcntiate the subject again.
If those tax sale certificates had been
put in the hands of the Clerk of the
Board, as the law requires, the county
and not the treasurer would have got the
twenty five per cent. interest. Tho fault,
in the first place then, was with the
treasurer, and he proposes to take advan-
tage of his own wrong, and put the
twenty five per cent. on these, also, in
his own private purse.
The trcasurer's explanation about the
retention of the school money was, that
it was all in consequence Of a " clerical
error" Singular indeed that such errors
should occur, and thus increase his pri-
vate purse again to the tune Of $500 n
year.
AS to the main fund, he claims no ox-
cuse. ard asks no odds. and says he has
perfect right to speculate as much as
he pleases with public funds. And on
the whole, or out of the whole, he seems
10 be making from $1,000 to 81, 500 a
year out of the peoples money, over
and above his salary as fixed by law
On this subject more light may be shed
hereafter.
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st Croix Valley District Good TempIar's
Convention.

Pursuant to adjournment, the Good
Templar's Convention of the St. Croix
Valley, met at Good Templar's Hall. in
Hammond, St. Croix County, Wis, at
10 . o'clock, A. NJ. December 9th,
1868.
The Convention was called to order by
A. Gibson, S. D. After singing and
prayer, the following Lodges reported:
Warren, Hammond, Union, Hudson,
Farmers Temple of Pleasant Valley,
River Falls, and Diamond Bluff.
The Chair appointed Bros. w. w.
Warner and M. II. Patterson, commit
tee of organization. Adjourned to meet
at 2 O'clock, p. M.
Convention met at 2 o'clock P. NJ,
called to order by Bro. Gibson, prayer by
Bro Stothard. Committee on organic.
alton reported as follows: For officers of
the Convention:
w. c. T., DIR. D. Wilson, District
Deputy of Diamond Bluff Lodge, No.
6S7.
W. V. T., Miss Ellen Bradford, Of
Hammond Union Lodge, No. "a.
w. s., c. D. Parker, of Farmers
Temple Lodge, No. 68.
w. c., Rev. J. Stothard,
w. F. S., Geo. Dresses, River Falls
Lodge, No. 400.
w. T., Z. Tubman, Hammond Union
Lodge. No. "A.
w. NJ, John Longworth, Warren
Lodge, No. 557.
w. l. G., F. Egbert, Hammond I'm
ion Lodge, No. "a.
W.. e., S. Gates,
The following committees were ap-
pointed by the w. c. T.
On programme, N. w. Brown and T.
E. Egbert.
Resolutions, S. S. Bradford, and A.
Gibson.
Application for Degrees, I. Goodwin
and +. Baird.
Expenses, w. w. Warner and NJ. H.
Patterson.
On time and place of next Convention,
o,l p.o KsII..
Committee on programme reported as
follows:
Isl, Essays from the different Lodges.
I'd, Vocal music.
Sd, General discussion on the follow
ing questions: "The best method of
making the public interested in our Or.
DER" and "The propriety of procuring
some one to lecture through the district
this winter, to awaken the public in be
half Of temperance"
4th. Report of committee on resolu-
tons and discussion.
5th, Report of committee on time and
place for holding the next Convention.
An essay was read by s. S. Bradford
giving history of the Temperance
Cause, from its commencement in the
Uuited States to the present time, which
was listened to with interest and close at
tention.
Bro. Stothard sang a very entertaining
temperance song.
Bro. Gibson read an interesting article
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I" Temperance Cause in Massachu-

on the " Temperance Cause in Massachu-
Sets"
Adjourned TO 9 l-2 o'clock TO morrow
morning.
In the evening very interesting lee
turc was delivered bv Prof. a. IL. Weld,
to full house.
Dec. Deterioration met at 0 Q
o'clock A. NJ, w. G. T. 10 Z e chair.
Minutes of yesterday read and approved.
A general discussion followed, which
drew out many good suggestions, for
making the public take more lively in
terest in our Order.
The subject of procuring lecturer to
labor through this District, was taken up
and generally discussed. 1t was deciI-
cd to be our best policy to procure lee
turers from the good sound temperance
men of our own District, as often as
practicable.
A very interesting and instructive es-
say was read by sister Mary WEIGH, of
Warren Lodge.
The committee on resolutions reported
the following, which, after being discuss
ed to some extent, were adopted:
RESOLVED. That to remove the evils re-
sut:ng from the use Of intoxicating iq-
uors, we must remove the cause; and to
remove the cause, the laws prohibiting
the manufacture and sale, as a beverage,
must be enacted. and to secure the enact
ment of such laws, our Legislature must
be composed of staunch temperance
men. To this end ave will labor and
not faint"
RESOLVED, That we recommend The
Grand Lodge, of the 1. o. G. T. o! the
State of Wisconsin, TO draft q Prohibito
ry Liquor Law for the State.
RESOLVED, That it be presented first, to
all the Lodges in the State for discussion
and approval.
RESOLVED. That after its approval by all
the Lodges, t is presented to all the peo-
pie of the State and kept before the pub
lie mind, until majority of the voters Of
the State, shall approve both its princi-
pies and all its details.
Resolved, That when the public are
prepared, we will seek the nomination and
election Of such Legislators as VIII const;
tute it the Prohibitory Liquor Law of the
State of Wisconsin.
Resolved, That the lodge Deputies be
instructed to urge the necessity of hav-
ing their lodges represented by essay
and written report at our next Conven-
ton.
Resolvfd, That in view Of the past sue
cess of our Order, we recognize and
gratefully mention the blessings Of our
Heavenly Father, and that we have the
strongest encouragements to go forward
with our appropriate work with renewed
energy and zeal.
ResOlved, That the thanks of this Con-
vention be rendered TO the citizens of
Hammond, for their kindness and hospi-
tally in entertaining this Convention.
Adjourned to o'clock, p. NJ.
Met pursuant to adjournment. Open.
cd with prayer by Chaplain.
The Committee on time and place of
next Convention reported next Conven-
ton to be held at Warren, st. Croix
Co., June 9th and 10th, 1869, which was
agreed to.
The Convention then engaged in an
interesting temperance Love Feast
in which brothers and sisters made many
responses.
In the evening Rev. J. Stothard lee
tured to a large audience. The Conveu
ton then adjourned to meet at Warren,
June 9th, 1869.
&. d. PARKER, Secretary.
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DIED.

ISAAC l. FOSTER.-At River Falls, Jan
9Th. after an illness Of fifteen days, aged
So years.
Mr.. FOSTER was one OF the pioneers of the
Northwest. having settled in Prescott in 1851.
Since that time there have been few men in
this st. Croix Valley. more alive to its inter-
ests, more &C tive in all public matters, than
he. Possessed of more than ordinary ability,
with keen insight, sound judgment. large
experience with men. and love of justice
which no personal feeling could swerve. he
was one whose counsel was widely sought
and whose advice was wcighty and infuen-
tial. He was of kindly and social nature,
disdaining. all hypocrisy or deceit, and the
imperfeetions which are common TO all our
lives. he was too truthful to conceal His
earthly life is closed, and il can be truthfully
said of him, what is the best tribute that cah
be paid to any one. that the sincere respect
of friends and the tender sorrow Of relative.
accompany him TO the grave,
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Ran dlCOy.

On Saturday evening last, span of
horses belonging to i. N. POWELL driven
by young POWELL and Miss ADAH Pow
ELL, became unmanageabie, and ran fu-
riously for some distance. They were on
their way to CALVIN RANDALBs. The
cutter was finally upset without serious
injury to the occupants, but the horses.
disregarding the laws of Iocomotion, en-
countered some obstacles which caused
too sudden n reversion, and in conse-
queace, were seriously, though not fatally
injured.
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u n. u 2 ! + n z
Sheriff of Pierce Comfy,
EUD mons.

State of Wisconsin-In the Circuit Court Of
the County of Pierce. John Hurley against
Samuel l.. Price and Sylvia f Price.
The State of Wisconsin TO Samuel J.. Price
and Sylvia f. Price, defendants above
named
UOU are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action
which is filed IN the office of The Clerk of the
Circuit Court for Pierce County, at ELL
worth in said county, and 10 serve a copy of
your answer To the sad complaint on the SUBJ
scribers at their Office in the city OF Prescott.
in said county. within twenty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fail to answer ihc said
complaint within the time above stated. ths
plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
Dated, December | 1. 1868.
WHITE g. BUTTON.
35-6w Plaintiff 8 Attorneys
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AdminisaratOr,s sale.

Pierce County Court. IN Probate.
In the matter of tie estate of Reuben Gum,
deceased.
NII,GrICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ and IN pursuance OF order of license
made in said matter on the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1867, By the County Court in said conn
~, the undersigned administrator of said de-
ceased. will, on Tuesday, the Odd day of Jan {.
uary, 1862 at 10 O'clock in the forenoon. at
the dwelling house on the premises to be sold
in the city of Prescott in said county. offer
for sale at public vendue, the following lots
and parcels of land, to wit:
Lot 9. in block 6. in Copp d Maxon's first
addition to City of Prescott. with the build
ings thereon ard lots 4. 6, and 6 in block
2. in Johnson's addition TO city of Prescott.
The terms of sale VIII be made known Sat
the time and place of sale.
37-3w JAMES QUINN,
Dated Dec. %, 1868. Administrator