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nas- OFFICE AVANNA AND

nas- OFFICE saw A N n A H AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLES
TON. OCTOBER u, 1S6s.-This company Is now
prepared to FUND THE INTEREST DUE on the
bonds OF the CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
RAILROAD COMPANY, endorsed by the State OF
South Carolina, according to the provisions OF
Section Third (sd) of an Act to enable the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad Company to
complete their Road
The Treasurer OF the Company will be found
at the ofice Of Messrs. CAMPBELL Il SEABRooK,
No. so Broad street, on THURSDAY Of each week,
between the hours Of A. NJ. and 2 P. NJ. ON
other DAYS at the office Of the Company, foot OF
Mill street. s. w. FlshEh'
oct1a WIN Secretary and Treasurer.
@- PUBLIC sCHOOLS-EXAMINA-
TION OF TEACHERS.-The Regular Quarterly
Examination Of candidates for the ONCE OF Teach
er in the Public Schools will be held at the Nor
NAL School, st. Philip street, on SATURDAY, 10th
instant, commencing at O'Clock A. NJ.
Applicants are requested to be present pune
tualy at the appointed hour.
BY order OF the Board.
E. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
Secretary Commissioners Free Schools.
Oct12 8
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EUROPE.

The Thunderer ON the Fenian Amnes-
ty and American Finances-T e
Fighting in spafn-Eugenie at Com
stantinople, &c.
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na- BE BEAUTIFUL.-IF YOU DE-
SIRE beauty, you should use HAGAN'S MAGNo-
LA BALM.
1t gives soft, refined satin-like texture to the
complexion, removes Roughness, Redness, Blotch-
es, Sunburn, Tan, &C., and adds tinge OF pearly
bloom to the plainest features Ittrings the bloom
of youth to the fading cheek, and changes the
rustic Country Girl into fashionable City Belle.
In the use Of the Magnolia Balm lies the true
secret Of beauty. No lady need complain Of her
complexion who will invest rs cents in this de-
lightfu article.
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IN use. sept27 mwf1mo
@-THE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
JACOBS CHOLERA, DYSENTERY AND DIAR-
RHGA CORDIAL.-This article So well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern states
as Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases Is
now offered to the whole country.
1t is invaluable to every lady, both married and
single.
No family can afford to be without 1t, and none
will to whom its virtues are known.
For sale by all Druggists and general dealers.
DOWIE &1M0ISE,
oct11 3mosD&C General Agents.
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IS CALLED

!. Ms-NOTICE. ATTENTION is CALLED
TO change Of schedule Of Steamer PILOT BOY,
which will in future be: To Edsto, Rockville and
Beaufort every MONDAY MORNING; to Savannah
via Beaufort every THURSDAY MORNING. Return
ING will leave Savannah SATURDAY MORNING, at
O'Clock. j. d. AMEN o. W.
nctQ G
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asr EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALL PER-

as EXECUTORS NOTICE. PER-
SONS having demands against the Estate Of
PAUL D. REMLEY, late OF Christ Church Parish,
will present the same, legally attested, to JOHN
E RIVERS, Esq.,, Attorney at Law, at his ofice,
No. Courthouse Square, on or before the FIRST
DAY OF NOVEMBER next or they will be debarred
payment; and those indebted to said Estate Will
make immediate payment to the same.
O. F. HUGHES, Executor.
juy2O l. aug PIG, sept 1-15, oct l-l6, nov -
Ms CHARLE STON COUNTY-1N
EoUIT Y.-LAwRENCE W. O'HEAR and
CHARLES M. DIESEL, and his wife, vs. ANNA
F. OHEAR, Adm'x., and ANNA II. O'HEAR,
Ex,x., ct al.-Notice to Credtors.-In purusance
OF an order in the above cause, to me directed
by the Hon. R. B. CARPENTER, Circuit Judge,
hereby give notice to all creditors Of the late
JAMES O'HEAR to present and prove their claims
before me, on or before the FIRST DAY OF ocTo-
BER NEXT. NJ L. WILKINS,
Special Referee, No. 81 Broad street.
1nOny
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LYONS KATHAIRON is the best Hair Dressing
in use. sept27 mwf1mo
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pickaxe. Then the prisoner started for Eavre.
whence he calculated on escaping to America,
He does not know what has become OF the hlncKs,
but thinks that they are still in Paris"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30

HUNTING ExTRAoRDINARY.-Mr. Chas
Bailey, of Farming,on, a new conner in
this county, is doing some tall hunting
in this vicinity. He has a novel way Of
doing it aud is very successful, some days
being rewarded with five or six deer
lie rides horseback and shoots from the
saddle. His horse wears a cow bell
which attracts the curiosity of the ami
mails, who, in many instances. come of
their own accord to within easy rife shot.
When he has accomplished what lie
deems fair days work, he comes home
laden with the spoils of the chase upon
his horses back, aud when there are
more than can be otherwise accommoda-
ted, he lashes deer's carcass to bis nag's
tail, and drags it along at lively gait.
Sons days Mr.. Bailey kills as high as
eight deer. He is a good hunter and a
dead shot. He is making "good thing"
and giving every one the "buck fever"
We expect soon to hear that the woods
are full of men, horses and COW BELLS
Polk Co. Press.
Saltwater is said to be as dull as
well, Hudson. Polk County Press.
Now Sam, that amt so, take it back.
If you had said that we were as dead as
a door nail. that there hadn't been a team
on our streets for two months, that our
merchants hadn't sold five cents worth
of merchandise in three months, or that
there hadn't been a man seen our streets
FOR six months, or that the Republican
had not been issued for eight months we
would not have cared cent, but to say
that we are as dead as Hudson, is too
much, and we want you to take it back
or fight. Stillapater Republican.
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st. Croix Valley Items.
Tho Polk County Press gives us The

Tho Polk County Press gives us the
following items:
--Wm. ]. Vincent, Esq, Lumber
Inspector for 4th Dist, informs US that
100000 feet of lumber has been scaled
in bis District during the past year.
On the st. Croix and its tributaries
we do not think more than one fourth as
many logs will be q banked" this winter,
as there was last. In fact, until times
ease up and money gets more plenty, it
is useless for our operators to STAY their
pine. 1t is more profitable to let it stand
where it is, and wait until prices will
warrant the investment of capital in the
business.
The Taylor's Falls Reporter says
that child of Lewellyn Gee, at Rusha
ba, Minnesota, has no arms. The child
is two years old and uses its fee: as
handy as ordinary children use their
HANDS. EEnNt4 ~YEFfE -
The Saltwater Republican says that
Mr.. H. Kattenburg, who has been a
merchant in that city for more than six
teen years, failed last week, with liza
bilities amounting to $4,000. Logging
aud the credit business did it. We
hardly think that his creditors will
loose much as he has some property and
quite an amount of debts due him,
a portion OF which are probably colIecta.
BILE.
The St. Croix Republican of last
week says: A Mr.. Edward Garland, a
young man formerly from Maine, who
was working this winter as chopper in
the Menominee woods in the employ
ment of George Harrington, was fatally
injured in falling a tree last Saturday.
IL seems that he was falling large tree,
which stood very straight. 1t fell in
direction contrary to the one he had ex-
pected, in its fall biting stub. which
broke the tree and threw both the butt
and top part in different directions with
great force. Mr.. Garland was hit so as
TO break bis shoulder and cut large
cash in his head. he was taken up in
sensible and remained so until his
death, on Sunday % hours after The nc
cident. ,t---- .-.....i. =.
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An Ordinance

An ordinance for the protection of life and
property. The Common Council of the CITY
of Prescott do ord ain as follows
That if any person 81 all cut lole ,r
holes in the ice within the corporate limits
of the city of Prescott. and have the ssme
open and unguarded by fence, other suit
able structure. so that the said hole holes
shall be dangerous TO life or properly. snef,
person shall pay fine of not less Than slu..
or more than S25. for each and every such
offense. and for each and every day such hole
shall remain SO open and dangerous. shall
constitute a new and separate offense, tor
which sueb..person shall pay fine of moi l,Ss
than $40. or more than S25. and be confined
until such hne or fines and costs shall he
paid. DANL. ]. nil Ma,ar
n. T. DILL. Clerk. pro am.
Notice is hereby 'ci.sen that the forr.ino
ordinance vas passed by The Commo,, Com
ell CT the city OF Prescott, on The 2lst. day
VI Oeo'' ieo'S NJ. T. DILL.
Clerk pro TEN,
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A meeting Of the citizens of the towns
of River Falls, Clifton, Troy and Kinni-
kinnick, is called at Childs Hall on Fri
day afternoon, Jan. sth, for to take into
consideration the subject of obtaining
the location Of the State Normal School,
at some point in the territory named =
A further notice of this matter will APP
pear next week.
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1
Session of Friday evening, Dec. 24,-
A. G. Coley in the chair. o. Strahl act
Ing Secretary.
The attendance was quite good and
several new members joined the club.
The discussion of the former question
was continued.
Mr.. Hudson claimed that there was
not a prosperous farmer in the two coun-
ties, who raised wheat exclusively, while
every farmer who bad raised a diversity
of crops, was now in easy circumstances
| At least, this was the result of his obser.
yations -br
Mr.. Powell said we had been too
extravaganza, and as legitimate conse-
quence, our expenses had exceeded our
income.
Mr.. Barker said THAT we depended
mainly upon foreign market for our
wheat, hence we were constantly pray
ing for failure in foreign countries, and
that this made our condition not only
precarious but unpleasant. He believed
we must have variety of crops if we
would prosper.
Mr.. Wales said he had this season
raised two hogs, one of which brought
him s56.56 and the other trife less
Aside from 35 bushels of corn, they had
cost him but little. Corn, with him,
had always yielded more profit than
wheat. The labor it cost was bestowed
at times when it was not valuable for
other purposes. Husks his corn in fall
and winter. t1t..
Mr.. Winchester, like Mr.. Wales. had
found corn profitable. Besides, what is
our wheat crop good for when it costs US
100 cents per bushel, while we sell it for
sixty cents9 Had the farmers raised
small quantities Of wheat. saved the bal
ance of seed, and saved the money they
paid for machinery aud helps, there would
have been more money in the country
to day, and far less indebtedness
Mr.. Strahl said the right system is 10
have = diversity-have some amount of
each variety. He had IN sed pig this
this summer, which, when seven months
old, be sold for over $50.
Mr.. Morse would call attention 10 the
subject of labor. Many wero now out of
employment. as they always are at this
season of the year. Laborers found en-
ployment only in the summer. What
shall we do in the winter? More of our
young men should learn trades. There
was scarcely an apprentice in a black
smith shop in the two counties, and yet
there is an increasing demand for their
work every year. The old veterans will
soon wear out, and we are dependent
upon imported smiths, and have not half
enough of them. At present prices it
takes about ten bushels of wheat to pay
The regular charges for shoeng pair of
horses; you can travel ten to fifteen miles
in Tricky settled county and not find a
blacksmith shop. Some plan should be
devised to employ laborers the whole
year around.
The question of establishing cheese
factory in this locality, will be the lead
ing subject for the next meeting. Every
one is invited to be prepared to present
his ideas upon some feature of farming,
or'somo principle in the mechanic arts,
at he next meeting. Adjourned to meet
at / past 6 O'Clock on Friday evening of
next week.
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Nnfiee fG YacafG

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made 10 the County Board of
Supervisors of Pierce county. 10 vaeaie the
following described lots. streets and ALLEYS in
A. F. Harts' addition to the village or town
of River Falls, to-wit
Lots l. 3. 3. 4. and 5, in block 4. Snd thu
alley running through said block lots and
q in block ) and Water street between said
blocks and all of blocks six and seven l..
and Orange street, on east side of said bloc ks.
River Falls, Nov 90, 1869.
s G. ROBERTS
WM BARKER.
". Fl NICHOLS,
AdnlinistI ators of the estate of A. CrsOl-
man, 329w.
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Circuit Court. Pierce County.

Geo. a. Dill against james Sayercool and
Abel Grosverncr.
To James S0pcrcooI and Abel Grosrerner:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this action.
which is filed in the office of The clerk OF the
circuit court. county OF Pierce. at Ellsworth
ia said Pierce county, and 10 serve copy Of
your answer to- said complaint ON the sub
scribers ut their Office IN nc city of Prescott
in said Pierce county, within twenty DAYS
after the service of this summons on you.
exclusive of the day OF such service and If
you fail to answer the said complaint within
the time Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action
will take judgment against you in the sum If
Six Hundred and Ninety nine and O. 00ths
Dollars with interest from the first day Of
November. one thous;Ihd eight hundred and
sixty mine. besides the costs of this action
Dated December Sth. 1869.
WHITE d BUTTON.
30 3w attorneys 10, Plaintiff.
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Attachment Notice.

Pierce county, town of River Falls, in
Justice Court.
To JosEPH ROLLINS
VoU are hereby notified that warrant of
L attachment has been issued against
you. and your property attached to satisfy
the demands of A DOwner, of the town of
River Falls of said county. amounting To
nineteen dollars and thirty-six cents aud
costs. Now unless you appear before VIM.
Barker, Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, at his office IN said town, on
Monday, the 18th day of January. A. u.
1870, at O'Clock in the afternoon. Judgment
viii be rendered against you and your prop
erty sold to pay the debt.
36-3w. 4. DOWNER.
Dated this 22d of Dec 1869.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

State of Wisconsih-Pieice County Court.
In Probate, in the matter OF the estate
of Sylvester Sherman. deceased
r ETTERS Discriminatory having been this
IL day issued 10 Allen p Weld of Pierce
county and six morths from the date Hereof
having been allowed and limited for credit
ors TO present their claims against said de.
ceased for examination and adjustment;
demands against the estate of said deceased
will be received. examined and adjusted by
end before the Judge of this Court. at his OF
fire IN the city Of Prescott. on the first n cs:.
day of each month during said six months.
AZ 10 0'siock, A NJ.
WILLIAM HOWES.
81 4w County Jadgo.
Dated this 9th day of Dec. A. b. 1869.
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Naiice 10 Yacnfe.

NOTICE is hereby given tlAt the un;
IN designed will. on the 24th DAY Of
January 1870, apply to The 30: ri Of SurtI-
visors of Pier county, TO ,Acafe The entire
village plat of Bcldenville, in sail county.
as survey I'd by Hiram Bennett.
Dated Nov. l2, 1869. 3l-9w
JOHN DALE
DANIEL REED.
JAMES Ne EWEN.
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StrayeG.

EROM the subscriber in the city IT FRS.
oft. three young calves--iw0 r(d aid
one white. with some red spois-two OF tl.,n
steers and one heifer. lso one two year "id
red steer, with the top of the right ear or
ANY person giving any inffFS alton OF
them will be thankfully rewarded Address
Prescott JOURNAL office, or
JOHN O'BRlEN
35.4w Broad street
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The LOCAL Pass. The following
very sensible remarks in reference to the
value of the local press recently appeared
in the columns of the Chicago Tribune:
"Wh tells us so readily the stanling
of town or city rs the appearance OF
its paper? And its youth or age can as
well be defined by the observing, as by
a personal notice. The enterprise of its
citizens is depicted by its advertisements.
their liberaity by the looks Of the pa
per. Some papers show good, Solid,
healthy foundation. plethora purses, and
a wellto-do appearance generally; 9th
ers show striving to contend with the
grasping thousands around them, trying
bard 20 exc out an existence from the
close listed community around them
Take your home paper; 1t gives you
more news of immediate interest than
the New York or other papers; it talks
for YOU; when other localities belle you /;
it stands up for your rights; you always
have a champion in your home paper;
and those who stand up for you should
certainly be we'll sustained. Your in.
terests are mutual ard you must rise or
fall together. Therefore it is your in.
terest to support your home paper, not
grudgingly. but in liberia spirit; rs n
pleasure; not as n disagreeable duty, but
rs an investment that will amply pay
the expenditure.
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THE SAINT CROIX


This wids-awake. thorough-going school Is now in
full operation, with complete corps of experienced
teachers-six in number-all resident within the
building and in constant intercourse with the pupils
giving instructions in higher English. Mathematics
ing, Painting. Vocal and Instrumental Music.
At the commencement Of the next session Pre-
paratory Department viii be opened, which, while DIS
fully preparing scholars for the higher works Of our
advanced department.
No school in the northwest gives better advantages
Second Session sommences January Sd, 1sto.
Send for circular giving full particulars.
Prof. J. r. HTScKLEI.
le Principal and Proprietor
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w. 10 lot wish to inform you reader, that DR..
.emedy that cures consumption, when the lung,
are nan copSumed in short will cure all disesses
WnetneS of mind, body or estate. rsake men live
and is designed to make onr sublunaTy sphere A
blissful paradise to which heaven itself Shall Ia
but side show. You have heard enough Of tnsl
ktsd OF humbuRery and We do not wonder that
you have BY this time become disgusted with IL.
But when tell You that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Rem
cay Wall positively cure the worst caset of catarTh
l only assert that which thousands can testify 10
Try II and you viii be convinced. viii pay $50
reward Tor case OF catarrf that cannot cure
For sale by most Druggists everywhers'
Price o-iy 80 cents. Sent by mail most ratd. for
SIXTY cents four packages for e.; or one dozen
IoI 20. sena two cent stamp for DR.. Sage's pam
phlet on eatsrrn. Address the proprietor
S5Sm Dr. r. Y. PIERCE. NJ D.
z..~t Buffalo. y. T
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30

The district schools viii commence the
closing half of the winter term on Mon
day next. Let no parent fail to send his
child 10 free school.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-30

Taxes are being paid much more
promptly than any one had reason to
expect. People are learning and prsetie-
ing economy.
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T. E. Tubbs has few of those new
cutters left, which be will sell cheap for
ready pay.
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Taken Up.

CTRAYED into the enclosure Of the sub
- scriber on sect ron %. Ia town OF Clifton
Pierce Co, November. 9th. 1869 IA IL
LING MARE COLT of an ron gray co!ori
small size. With small sta; in forehead It's
owner rs requested to call. prove property.
paw charges, anu take the same away.
j. Il CROSBY.
Clifton, Dec. 4, 1868. 81 aw
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The holidays are passing cheerily.-
Fine weather-fae sleighing and a fine
time generally.
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Remember the donation to Elder Bal
ley this evening. at the residence of VIM.
Rovley.
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NoIiee.

CTRAYED imf5 ;9ie cEelusur. of W. ".
- II. Leayett. of tie city 81 Prescott. 90
The 81 day Of September. 1863. THREE
RED CALV Eo-two heiikfs ailIi oiir steer
he owner is requested to call prove propt'-
ty, pay charges, aud take The safii ~ ay.
". II. II. LEAfETP.
Prescott Dec 3, 1869. 34-4w,
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The second term of ;he Collegiate In
stitute commences on Monday next.
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gtrayed.

EROM the subscriber. in the city of Pres
colt. TWO CoLTS. QUE Lsl tlree yeats
old gelding. with two white feet, and white
strip on forehead. One iron grey yfsri'ig
the same To the subscriber, at Prescott. viii
be suitably rewarded.
34-4w }. III BAIL Ef.
Prescott, Dec. :, 1869.
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BLOOMINGTON. ILL. NURSERY,

l9ra YEAR, 500 AoREsi 10 GREEN HoUsEsl
II 7ARGEST, best stock and shipping facilities APP
pie Dutches, Transcendent, Hislop 2 and years.
Apple rootGras, choice, including above 10000, 500
Root Crafts, Phar Plum, Cherry Seeds Apple Pear,
&C., WiIdgoose, Miner, Lombard, Plums, Evergreens
Roses, 1000, 81 900, Dahlias, Gladiolus Tuberose
Greenhouse, bedding plants Send 10c. for Cata-
logues 37-14w. F. K PaqNIX
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MACHINfSTS.
THOMAS B. CORNISH,

"AS RECOMMENDED Turning at Fosters
Il new building. All orders promptly
filled on short notice..
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BLACKSMITHS.
w. r.. RURNETT

w. T. BURNETT,
rs located in part of N. Wales Wagon
L Shop. where he is prepared TO do all kinds
of Blacksmitsing on reasonable terms. Par
ticuiar attention given to shoeing hon ses. 35
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RIVER FALLS BREWERY,
by GaasLrs KsAurH. The best Of Rscr
I'D alwsEs on hand. at the lowest rates.
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business giretto,p.
MERCH
SAUNDERS d GHEEN. !:

II EEP for sale a full supply of Groceries
IN and provision. Pork. Lard. and Hams
always on hand: also Nails and Wooden ware