Prescott journal. [volume], February 03, 1866, Image 4

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THE JOURNAL.
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LUTE A . TAYLOR,
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Kate* of Advertising:
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g wk'e 2.50-1-2 col. 6 mo’s 18.00
•?**■ 7 wk'e 2 75.1-2 eol. 1 rear 30.00
’ 2 mo* 3.00 3-4 eel. 1 year 35.00
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. ired 50 per cent. above there rß ' e "-
* nmiee* 15 cent* per line f.,r ftrat in-
mn« U p.i.l for
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Municipal Officers of City of Prescott-
- Wm.Howkb.
rie-k - - - w - R - G * T “-
City Clerk, H.Xkbolb.
Treasurer, - - v 1 • T BB
Scheel Supennt t - - vaaa. m
aldermem.
( N. S. Dpxbab.
la t Ward? E. W. HtnuW.
/ Lvtb A. Tai ten.
( J a mi. a Guss,
M Wa.-d.'-L
/ H. C. Mar-shaik.
County Otficprt.
- Tester. . - • Ww. TTe WBS.
J dß \ . . Jas. WamiwvhaM.
District AtternOV. - • . A ‘“ L \ w \,.
keg tier of Deeds, y Wimcbbstb*.
ClJk’Tthe Court. - L
Cl’k Board Supervisors. .<>«
Bnrreyar, - - - * £p. A mb».
•«raaer, - j p Matxabb.
. u «• Honeas,
p jj 3am>b.
jttata Officers.
_ ... Sam’u D. Hastings.
r ’rt’-r.Jr>l - • W|M»IBL» SMITB.
>lnk&.tr:.’>r. - - Wm. H. tt««r
j£. Prien Com.- - C £X,\r
Stin t ot Pub. Irx’r-c u, doHM G. M JhM
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Associate J uaticet, o. Colx.
BI'SIXESS CABDg.
j. Spence White,
rroa'ißT AT Law for‘Wisconsin and Min-
Bcaate. Will collect Soldiers' Back lay
and Bounty, etc. ,
ffrcecott, January 2., 1364. >B-t
C. MAERER,
Barber and Hair Dresser.
SHOP next door to Nassn's Hotel, on
the Levee.
St. Paul Dailies lor Sale. __S3
Tkellulital Ldfe Insurance Co.
or wiscoksim.
THE BEST IX3. CO. IX THE WEST.
>* information. apply O YOUNQ>
_O
Prescott. Wieeensin.
THOMAS VAIDEN, M. D.
IX FOR-MS the public that he has located in
thia city for the practice oi his profession.
In Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery. an-,
will attend also to calls in the country. His
•ff.-e is on 'Jain Street, near Sterling a.
Prescott. October rth. I:SJ3. -.3-11
NESSEL’S HOTEL,
Prescott, - - - Wisconsin,
OK THE LKVEK.
LAWRKXCK XESSEL, Proprietor.
B. E. VANXATTA,
Physician and Surgeon.
jy Jffice at Whipples eld btore._M3
Prescott, Xnr. 8,1864. W*t
Idvcry stable.
lEW ARRANGEMENT.
Bailey A Bro.
HAVE a Good Stock of Hobsba and Cab
BtAess to h;re on A*eaw:iabie Tsratts.
PLEASURE A
exc u ns iox
PARTIES
fttttcd out in the heat style.
IITGLEOH DOLBI.E TEAMS
with or without drivers, can be had at al
Si trie*. Tonne Cash—Charges Moderate.
Pniaeott, July 20,1964. U-wtf
FOR SALE’;
A VALUABLE FARM,
Sere Aven on the Hudson and Pr-ecott roa*L
two miles from Prescott, containing 154
were*. Plenty ot wood on the iarm, also a
good stone quarry; 80 acres under cultiva-
80 acres Improved Land in Pierce Valley.
Living Water »n it.
40 acres of Timber, in section 31, naa;
Bqirre Fields'.
Inquire of J. C. McMURPHT,
(20>ia6) Prescott,
©r F. 9. MFRRAT. Washington, D. C.
$l5O 21 MONTH. $-50
WAXTED! 10.000 Disabled and Dis
charged Soldiers and others to know
shat the above figures can actually ba made
in selling the
‘Petroleum V. Nasby> Letters.
450 pages beautifully printed and bonnd in
sloth and leather—illustrated. The most pop
alar humorous book of the war. Also.
The ‘The Scoat and Ranger,’
t.J. B. Hawley <t Co., Cincinnati, 0..) being
a complete inside soldier's history of the Re
bellion. and secret service; abounding in
shrilling incidents, narrow escapes, and dar
tag deeds of valor, making beyond all com
parison, the moot interesting, attractive and
popular book of the war. Beautifully print
ed an fiee. thick paper, gilt back—2s full plate
avgravings on tinted paper. Cloth,
M*mr for circulars to
. TWJni.MsCOKFALL A CO,, I
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XAW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TIN AND HARDWARE
STORE t
> MR* °
° Kfifx"
CO
OP ALL KINDS,
TIN AND lIARDWABE.
A LARGE STOCK.
•y Cash paid for old Copper. Brat*, Iron,
Rags, Paper and Rope.
All mv Goods will be sold as low as
the market will permit. Large Slock—Large
Sales—Small Profits.
JOSEPH FIRXER
Prescott. Nov. 3,1W>4. v 8 1H
jolm j
PSALB* l» # T
& r o c t x it s l
provisions. «
■ - PRESCOTT^- l, ‘ ji
Re«t* u r * n 1 it
always ofbi.
ftCush Pa*»<* ,or IM
produce.
CALL A ’ IU BfK * S ‘ «■
EYES RIGHT
AND
MONEY LEFT 1 1
GOODS warranted as represented, by
CHARLES COOK,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
And Manufacturer.
Just received another invoice of those Cel
ebrated DOMESTIC CASSIMERES, for
Sale by the Yard.
FLAN NELS
And Gent’e Furnishing Goods. Paper Col
lan* constantly on hand. Goods as cheap as
the cheapest, quality considered.
Cutting and Orders Promptly
Attended to.
CHAS. COOK.
Presaott, Wis.. Oct. 21, 1865.
KSSiffl Bra
Ji\ ' |
s i.i- ti y . ’ ;
CJ.'
The Great Itch and Humcr Killer
cf the 19ih Century.
Th s j*r*msr«l«»s |wimmh moat
gr»p«rtie>, and ia
A SURE CURE
fvr every MWcks es th* IT< fl. PRAI
RIE IL f, BARBER'S ITCH. WABASH
bit RiTCHIS, ILI.BOH UA>GK, If)W4
ASD MISSOURI NIGS, t’ITAXEOrS
ERUPTIONS. PIMPLKB OX IHR FAtfi,
RIXt WORMS, etr.
T .» PHI.’H'G 1 LOT! 1 wf
'• k of pell. »nri. h- rx m flu.d p--*mrat nn,
t < ' -e "•m a’.: ths B uvun*. << mgrvssble <|uali
>»• «- :*»• <• n'«urm« <n rensral use.
! t s» I.vTu» io <:««> under AIX
i <'lKC<’Mß'rA\’’R* <• nei Trimte Os nin«t ten
4. »< 3 KS-I C No MKOCTKr Doo t
i '• •• wj t M»:us’,u.-«4 bv
X. T. A W. T. McrARLAXI),
a»!e l*rsj»ri«t»n«, Lx&vette. lad.
PAICC. FO CENTS.
S, . W.«:•«■!• in ''hiesfo. St. T.ok «, Si PsuL
: »’• i«. Or.rit.--:i, Indisanrolio, ant s>l wbolsmi*
!
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S. W. I>l< KINSON,
, Bounty, Claim & Pension Agent,
Will obtain Arrears of pay. Pensions,
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
' llorws and other property, destroyed. Ac.
River Fails. Wia., Feb 10,1862. i 041-
! 7* DOLLARS A MO N T H.-Agents
i 4*7 Wanted to sell Sewing Machines. We
i will give a comraiwon on all machines sold,
| or employ agents who will work for the above
: wages ami all expenses paid. Address D. B.
HaaaiNCTON <k Co., DetrtUi Mich. 23-s 6
BUTTON A YOUNG. Attobwbys at Law.
All business entrusted to their care will
be promptly .attended to. Office in Concert
Hail Building. Prescott.
Prescott, November 18,1865. 31 yl
tTkn ing SHOP I
cpHE subscriber is prepared to do all kinds •
' TURNING OF WOODWORK I
Such as
BROOM- HA NDL ER.
HUBS, BANTSTERR,
NEWELS, Ae. At.
At my Shop in River Falls, Wiscotsin,
Chair* and Bedsteads
Kept on hand ar made to order. All work
furnished as cheap as can be
HAD IN THE COUNTRY.
Please call and examine. Shop at Fae
er a Mill.
THOS. B. CORNISH.
River Falla, Feb. 15,1865. a2t
Ettray Net ice.
Taken up by the subscriber. Dec. 21,1865,
a red and white spotted yearling ateer, with
an ke horns. The owner ia requested to pay
etmigea a»d taka Sim a wav.
JL T WAFOVAT.
Mntt-Wlt.lW. AAtwK 1
Dill & Co.
W« Imre a large assortment of Zephyr
Knit Shawls, Basque*. Childrens’ Coats,
Hoods, Nubias, Breakfast Shawls, etc.,
which we will aeli at Coat for Cash.
Gao. A. Dill de Co.
We have a good assortment of Fur
Capes, Cuffs, Muffs, and Skating Caps,
which we will ael! out at Cost for Cash.
Gko. A. Dill Jj Co.
We have a very large Jot of Belknap
Flannel and Cassimere Shirts and Shir
tinge, which we will sell at greatly re
duced rates for Cash.
Gko. A. Dill 4 Co.
We have anything in the line of Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Notions and
Crockery, from a suit of clothes to a pa
per of pins, ami will sell them at prices
to compete with any house in the coun
try, for Cash.
Gio. A. Dill di Co.
Wo have everyth;! g in the shape of
Groceries, Notions, Naiis, Glass, Paints,
Oils, etc., from a hh’d of Sugar to a
tooth pick, all of which is for sale at ve
ry low figure* for Cash.
Gao. A, Dill «fc Co.
We have 50 bbls of Kerosene, which
we will wholesale at cost aud carriage.
Country Merchant* will find it for their
interest to give us a call before purchas
ing elsewhere, as we will undersell any
House in the country, for Cash.
Gyo. A. Diu. A Co.
Din & Co.
Splendid Opening for
Investment!
Wishing to withdraw from biasness for a
couple of years, GEO. A. DILL <t CO. offor
to close out t heir entire Mock of Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, St Shoes, Ac.,
-A.T OOST,
tor ONE HALF CASH, and the balance in
three, six, and nine mouths, with good secu
rity.
The stock is one of the beat in the country
being almost entirely composed of the most
staple articles in the market. Any person
wishing to enter into business in this pl ce,
will consult their intereat by giving them a
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Q A Casua of Boots ck Sloes, at rnatju
facturer’s prices, by
Miller <fc Yon*
m
A LL Kinds of Groceries, Gloves, Mit
tens, Yarn* and Hosiery, cheap by
Miller A York.
f'A Barrels of Green Apples for sale at
•)V Cost, by Miller d; York.
QA Barre’s of Dried Apples very low
I OU for Cnsh, by Miller «fc York.
Apples for Sale.
; W I Barrels Ixwt quality ot Green Ap
; ' plea for sale very clf ap I>v
G. A. DILL A CO.
4 A Barrels of Sugar at St. Paul pri
i 4.U hy Miller Ji York.
STOLEN, from the possession of Bkari«s-
LF-. <5 Co., on the night of the 10th inst.,
ONE BROADCAST SOWER.
A lilieral reward will be given for tne de
; tection of tl.e thief, or iiiformation as to the
• property. BEARDSLEY A CO,
Freecott. January 11, 1866.
REICHARDS HOUSE.—Jos. Rxtcw
*«r>. Proprietor. Good stabling attach
ed. Beat of wines and liquors in the Bar.—
Charges moderate. x
via TOHN EEHAN “Mx«< bast Tar-
O lor. Prescott, Wis. All work done
If promptly. The b<sl Cloths al wavs an
hand. [9-jl]
I BOUGHT MY GOODS
-AT
PARKHURST’S.
/RBr
aw
ADDITION AL BOUNTY.
FROM S2OO to S3OO for Soldiers who en
listed in 1861 and 1862.
JC^ - Come in and have your
Claim Secured. Charges $lO.
■ ■" •
«- WILL PRACTICE LAW IN ALL
COURTS.
Lande for Sale in every townahip in
Pierce County.
Agent for the old Aetna Ins. Co. of
Hartford. The Underwriters ind Security ot
New York, and the Madison Mutual of Wis
consin. The New York Life Mutual, the
Connecticut Mutual, and the Provident Ina. I
Co. against Accidents. The best Companies ’
in A merica.
PAH-.Jtl
P. ▼- WWE. |
wr». Dar •, itft fta-G '
B. & CO.
REDUCED PRICES !
REDUCED PRICES !
REDUCED PRICES I
Anticipating » heavy decline in most
kinds of Goods, wo have placed our
Stock upon the market at Coat for Cash.
I
I
COST FOR CASH I
COST FOR CASH !
COST FOR CASH !
B. & CO.
Administrator?* Sale.
N OTICE is hereby given, that in pursu
ance of an order from the Hon. Jurge
of the County Court of Pierce county, I will
offer for sale and sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash, at the hour ol two o’clock
P. M., on the 12th day «>f February. D 66,
at the front <loor of the house upon the prem
ises to be sold. which are described as 10l
lows, 10-wjt : The lie qr of the ue qr of sec.
19. in lowir-hip 27 of range 19. formerly the
proi erty of Catharine Davis, deceased, late
of Pierce county Wi conain.
Thomas Davis. Administrator.
Dated Ulif on. Jan. 20. 1866. 40-w3
GODEY’S DADY’S BOOK
FOR 1 8 65.
THE
Fashion hlTTazins of th* World.
) ITKBATI'BE, FtnK ARTS. AXn FaSUIOSS.—
Th'- most ma'idliceiit Steel engravings.—
Double Fa-hion Plates. Wood engravings
on every subject that can interest ladies.—
Crochet kni'ting, Netting, Embroidery. Ai
ticles for the Toilet, for the Parlor, the Bou
' doir, ami the Kitchen. Everything, in fact,
i to make a complete Li lly’s Book.
The Ladies’ Favorite for 36 Years.
No Magazine has been able to compete with
it. Noneattemptit.
CODEY’S RECEIPTS
for every department of a household. These
alone are worth the price of lhe Book.
MODEL COTTAGES,(no other Magazine
■ gives them.) with diagrams.
DRAWING LESIONS for the YOUNG.
i Another specialty with Godey.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth $.3 a year.—
’ Other Magazines publish old worn-out mu
sic; but the subscribers to Godey get it be
fore the music stores.
GARDENING FOR LADIES. Anoth
er peculiarity with Godey.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart A
Co. of New York, the millionaire merchants,
appear in Godey, the only Magazine that has
them.
Ladies’ Bonsiets. We give more of them
iin a year than any other Magazine In fact,
the Lady 's Book enables every lady to be her
own bonnet maker.
MARION HARLAND,
Atithere** of “ Alone,” •• Hidden Path,’
“Moes Side.” “ Nemesis,” and “Miriam,”
writes for Godey each month, and for no oth
er magazine. A new novel by her will be
published in 1866. We have also retained
all our old and favorite contributors.
TERMS OF
Godey’s Lady’s Bock for 1866.
[From which there can be no deviation.]
The following are the farms of the Lady’s
Book for 1866 ;
One copy, one year, $ 3 00
’ Two copies, one year, 5 50
■ Three copies, one year, 7 50
. Four copies, one year, 10 00
‘ Fire copies one year, and an extra ro
py to the person getting up the
club, making six copies. 14 00
Eight copies, one year, and an extra
copy to the person getting up the
club, making nine eopies. 21 00
Ileven copies, one year, and an extra
S’ to the person getting up the
, making ta elve copies, 27 50
*ll additions to clal* at club rates.
jy Godey’s Ladey’a Book and Arthur’s
Home Magazine, will be sent, each one year,
on receipt of $ I 50
Wc have no club with any other mag
azine or newspaper.
The money must all be sent at one
time for any of the Clubs.
Canada subscritiers must send 24 cts
additional fur each suliscriber.
Address Is. A. Godey,
X. E. Corner Sixth at d Chestnut Sts,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Estrny Notice.
Taken up by the subscriber in the city of ;
Prescott, Dec. 14, one red yearling heifer,
m.-dium size. The owner is requested to pay
charges and lake her away.
JOHN MOYER.
PreMott, Dec. 23,1865.
SKATEBI SKATES’ SKATES'? All,
ye lovers of ehntrog, anil «**ha ted '
Vtv «sr»* C >»f* - y M Jrtta.
A Reliable Restorative
AND
1 PERFECT HAIR DRESSING!
’ This admirable preparation is a most
efficient remedy for Baldness. It pre
' vents the hair from falling off or turning
gray, and causes it to grow luxuriantly,
making it very soft, glossy and beautiful,
restoring it to its natural color. It also
frees the head from dandruff and cure*
all diseases of the scalp. A few appli
cations will convince the most skeptical
, of the truth of the above statements.
AVISMA
Should be used by every one who would
preserve a beautiful head of Hair.
ALISMA
1 Should be used by every one who would
improvs the color and texture of their
Hair.
ALISMA
Should be used by every one who would
' restore their Hair to more than Its origi-
I nal beauty and luxuriance.
; BRICS $1.50 PER BOTTLE.
MANCFACTtaED BY
SEWARD dt BENTLEY,
CHEMISTS AND DKUGGIfiTS,
IRO Mfiin St.. Buffalo, -V. Y.
I®
ifiZARI)
II •S-OIIZ® 8
I THE GREATEST REMEDY KNOWN
0 w EOR ACHES AND PAINS.
Tbi» fnvslufoWe j rrp*r»tion only tx-eds a trial U
wouiai-nd itso’Y to e» el Y houiebvld in the land,
nna bottle and you will »lw»y« keep it
It.IS
TOOTHACHE NEURALGIA
IX -mil MISLTM. w *•* MWVTM.
HEADACHE EAR ACHI
IX nvs MIMVTIS. IX VZX MIXVTM.
CRAMP OOLIO'DIPHTHERIA
IX TXX MIXVTSa. , IX A VW MOVM.
■era Throat, Rheum.tlim, L.m.
Dark, Coralb, Bunluu., Binl.ti,
■•aid., Cut., Spralws, Barna., ala.
Lt i. * pslp’ibfo fa- t e ’ er Y P*”*'’’’ <• »<*• **
IrA liable to •ii-e-tvr. au-1 injury by accident,«nd in
•uch c-wee a i emedy ia uecewary—furthennor* a
co d rtnndy is the only one worth having, and t •
inerita of the medicine ia of far greater inirortam
than the price. Beware of cheap n-ed'cme.. The
lowest pri> ad reme-'iea are necessarily made of the
•moat quality of d’ t:g*, and are not . nly utterly
L«ele*i but are poaitivMy >nj»riona to the human
•v.teui Therefore alwav. .at the best prepara
tione. U.O HaMLIN S WIZARD OIL, and aMr
trial will convirae »■•«» that it w M'greotwt Tati.
KUUr i’i U‘t uwld. Sow by art. DavwiaM.
PRICS.—SO «n<l 15 centa per bottle.
2Wwal.iV Wanted, tend flamp for Circular.
J. A. HAMLIN A BRO , Proprietors,
78 RaXDOtra Catcaee.
■ Ve N O’C'-0 c
| or Vonic schnapps.
Th I. purely medicinal Beverage pceaaaeea proper-
Uaa that will nut kil to relltv. and cure, when used
as at> ordinary beverage, the following diseasea s
Acute or CHRONIC RHEUMATISM, GOUT, GRAV
■L, DROPSY, KIDNEY AFYKCTXOH*. DISEASES
j 0Y THE UL A DDK R, COLIC, DYPKCdIA, DI?KASd3
I OVTHK URINARY ORGANS—in n.alee or feiualea
' —low of VITAL KNKRGY, or GENERAL DEUIL
; ITY. it ia equally ; x>d for the <ld aud young, and
: will auen be in everj family ia the land. It is un
like any Beverage ever before offered to the American
publie, and will have Ite friends in every houaebol*.
' It ia a wholeeoru., invigorating tonic, and is twt
eupereediug the many un«he!em?me Bitten that are
now being palmed off upon the public.
Thia Bevrrage la known to, aud is recommeoded
by the iugheet medical aethort tier, and only requires
a tnal, (aa a General Beverage.) to be appreciate
j and need by the whole c.vilized world. The prupria
tor. Lave eucceeded in ecaibiaing, in tbie article, an
agreeable TONIC, STIMULANT, and DIUBKTIC,
that will be acceptable to everybody. Try Ul and be
eearineed of it* efllcacy.
VAN BUSKIRK A HENRY.
WO Htatc Street.
CUtCAOO, ILL
■OLZ PROnuriOß* for the United Staten an*
Qaaadae.
a*-*dd by all DRUGGISTS, GROCERS, and
ARA KRAL DEALERS throughout the country.
ATTHE GKOCEKY
AND
STORE
You will find every thing new.
IWew Goods, New Prices,
And a New Style to Trade.
IHAVR just returned from the East with a
fine stock of
Groceries, Yankee Yotion*, etc
Which I offer for sale at the lowest market
price. Since the war is over, my motto is
•• Quick Sales and Small Profile.” I havean
excellent lot «4 the beet Candies, all fresh
from the manufactories. Just walk up those
gtepa on the coiner, where you see the big
collar. It will pay you to go up. lam sure
el'eaa aatiefy yoa in Goods and Prices.
<- W»ff.
Probata Yotice.
Pierce County Court.—ln Probate.
In the matter of the estate of A polios A.
Bronson, deceased.
ON reading and filing an instrument in
writing, purporting to be the last will
and testament of A polios A. Bronson, late
of I’rescott, in said county, deceased, and al
so the accompanying petition of Mary A.
Bronson of Presettt, in said county, repre
senting among other things, that the said
Apollon A. Bronson died on the 31st day of
December, 1865, at his residence in the eity
of I’rescott. and that the said instrument is
the last will and testament of said deceased,
and that the said petioner is the identical
Mary A. Bronson, named and appointed in
and by said last will and testament execu
trix thereof; and praying that a day be ap
pointed for hearing the proofs of said last
will and testament ; It is ordered that said
application be heard before the Judge of this
Court, at his office in the city ot Prescott, on
Monday, the sih day of February. 1866, at
ten o’clock, a. m ; And it is further ordered,
that notice thereof be given to all persons in
terested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks, once in«acb week
in the Prescott Journal, a newspaper printed
in Prescott, prior to said day of hearing.
William How as, Co. Judge.
Dated January 10, 1866.
SUM.HOYS.
Pierce Gounty Circuit Court—State of Wis
consin. Cyrus 11. McCormick. Leander
McCormick and Wm. McCormick, part
ners doing businese in the firm name of
C. H. McCormick A Bro's, against Caleb
Pierce.
To Caleb Pierce, Defendant:
XT OU are heteby summoned and required
I to answer the complaint in this action,
which is filed in the office of the Clerk of
the Circuit Ceurt, County of Pierce, at Ells
worth, ia said county, and to serve a copy of
your answer to the said complaint on the
subscriber, at his office, in I’rescott, in said
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 raid complaint within the time aforesaid,
the plaintiffs in this action will take judg
ment against you for the sum of five hun
dred and eight and 20-100 dollars, with in
terest from the th st day of July, ar.e thousand
eight hundred and axty-four, computed annu
ally, besides the costs of thia action.
J. S. Whits, plaintiffs att'y.
Dated January 4 1166 38-wG
Guardian Sale.
WHEREAS, licence having been grant
ini to me by the Probate Court of
Pierce County, Wisconsin, to sell all of the
real estate of my ward. Wilhelmia Marti, ly
ing and being situated in the town of Pleas
ant Valley, county of Pierce and State of
Wisconsin, to wit; The south east quarter of
section two (2). township twenty-four. (24)
range fifteen (15 ) Therefore, notice is here
by given, that the above named real estate
<>f said ward, will be sold at public auction
to the highest bidder, on lhe fifth day of Feb
ruary next, at nine o’clock a. M.. at the farm
of said Wilhelmine Marti, in the town of
Pleasant Valley, Pierce county. Terms ot
payment are cash on the day of the sale.
John Marti, Guardias.
Pleasant Valley, January 9, 1866.
A'otice of Attachment.
State or Wibconsix, )
Pierce County, ■m. Ia Justice's Court.
Town of River Falls )
To C. L. Beardsley ;
YOU are hereby notified that a warrant of
attachment has be*n issued against you,
and your property attached to satisfy the de
mand of G. It. Griffiin, amountiug to thirty
three dollars and twenty cents ; Now, unless
you shall arq»ear before R. J Wilcox, a Jus
tice of lhe. Peace, in and tor said county, at
his office in eaid town, on the 10th day of
February A. D. 1866, at one o’clock in the
afternoon, judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold to pay the debt.
G. It. Gsirna, Plaintiff.
Dated January 10,1866.
Probate Notice.
Pierce County Court—ln Probate.
In the matter of lhe estate of W iliiatn Weed
ruff, deceased.
ON READING and filing the petition of
E<l. Woouruff, administrator of said es
tate, setting forth the amount of personal es
tate that has come to his hands, and the dis
position thereof, the amount of debts outstand
ing against said deceased, and a description
ofall the rial estate of which said deceased
died seized, ami the condith < and value of
the resjx-ctive portions thereof, ami praying
that liecnse be to him granted to sell the
whole of said real estate, ami it appearing by
said petition that there ia not aufneient person
al eutate in lhe hands of said administrator
to pay said debts, ami it is necessary in order
to pay the same to sell the whole of raid real
es ate f It is Ordered, That said petition be
heard before the Judge of this Court, at his
office in the city of Prescott, on Monday the
sth day of March, A D. 1866, at IU o'clock
at his office in the city of Prise ’t.
And it is further Ordered : That notice there
be given to all persons interested fry publish
ing a copy of this order for four successive
weeks, once in each week, in the Prescott
Jouanal, a newspaper printed in Prescott, pri
or to said day of hearing. Uy the Court,
William Howes, Caunty Judg*.
Dated January 11, 1b66. n039-w4
Attacliinent Yolice.
State of Wisconsin, )
Pierce County. ,ss. Injustice's Court.
City of Prescott. )
To Simeon R. Bolton ;
YOU are hereby notified that a warrant
of attachment has been issued against
you. and your properly attac bed to satisfy
the demand of Thos. J. Vaiden, amounting
to Forty-four dollars, with interest ; Now,
unless you shall appear before P. V. Wise
Police Justice in and for raid county, st his
office in said city, on the 6th day of Februa
ry 1866. rt one o'clock in the afternoon,
judgment will be rendered agains* you, and
your propertv sold to pay the debl.
THOS. J. VAIDEN, Plaintiff.
Dated January 15, 1866.
Probate Yotice.
Pierce Comity Court—ln Probate. Tn the
matter of the estate of Ear* Mendeil, de
ceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of J.
A Short, administrator ot said estate,
setting forth the amount of personal estale
that has come to his hands, and the disposi
tion thereof; the amount of dehts outstand
ing against said deceased, and a description
of the real estate of which said deceased died
seized, and the condition and value of the re
spective portions thereof; and praying that '
license be to him granted to sell the whole of
said real ei-tate; and it appearing by said
petition that there is not sufficient personal
estate in tlie hands of raid administrator to
pay said debts, and that it is neci-ssary in or
der to pay the same to sell the whole of said
real estate. It is ordered that raid petition
lie heard before the Judge of this court, at
his office, in Prescott, on Monday, ths
sth day of March, 1866. at ten o’clock A. M.,
then and there Io sliow cause why license
should not be granted to sell said real estate,
according to the pray er of said petition. And
it is further ordered that notice thereof ba
given ta all persons interested, by publish
ing a copy of this order ior four succamve
weeks, once in each week, in the Prsscotl
Journal, a newspaper printed in Prescott,
prior to said day of hearing.
Wm. How as, County Judge.
Dated January 6,1866, 40-w4
Estray Wotla*.
Taken up by the subscriber Nov. 26, one
red heifer, about 18 months old. TbeeWner
is rsqueetea to pay charges and take her
•way. A. W|WWA<.
rroeeelfr W*p R, ffffe
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FALLTRADE
NEW GOOD 9
HEAD -QUARTERS
PARKHLRST
Continues to Sell Very U
Call and examine the fi Qe(t
iner.t of Richmond, Cochecu at J ** I
Merrimac Prints; i!
ever brought to thia eilv
DELAINES, FANCY OREgj
ca-o o
NUBIAS, HOODS, ’
Breakfast Shawls, Ladies’ Singia
Double, Shawls, and
SHAWLS FOR EVE«YBOh t
Ladies’ Broad .Cloth reJ
BEAVER CLOAKS!
Hats, Caps, Boots, Shots,
Ready Made Clothing, etc. ti (
Call and Select for Yoursehat. I 1
J. B. PARKHURfi? i
Preseott, Oct. 27,1865.
MAXSON & MC CRAY.
Pr««cott, WiecoßilA,
Dmau a *< i
DRUGS,MEDICINES
AND CHEMICALS,
PAINTS, OILS,
AMD YARNISUKS,
GLASS, PI’TTY, AC.
PURE WITTES
AND LIQUORS, FOX
MEDICAL TJSB!
Dye Woods ar.d
DYE STUFES GENERALLY
PATENT
MEDICINES,
A most sonaplvte e*e<Ktrwe»\
J«*t from Maanfaetnrer*,
FANCY AND
TOILET
aetiwwl
PERI I’.UFRY,
SPONGKfc.
BRUSH!?,
AO..AC_K
Maxson Ac McCrny.
Praocott, March 20, 1865. 4-j’
TAKE NOTICE!
,
F. OTIS & C. KIW«
Saving thoroughly repaired
THE UNION MILLS'
at Tritubelle, are now ready to de
Flouring and ( usiem Herl
At short notice. Flourand Feed foist’ »•
reasonable as can be had in tl.ia
country. F OTIS A C.
Trimbelle. Wie., Sept. 5, 186 5. 18-"
Condict, Woolley & Co.,
o’2 EAKE STREET,
CHICAGO, ILL.,
SADDLEKY, HARDWARE,
HORSE BLANKETS,
SADDLES,
SIaiEICIH BELLS,
Carriage Trimiuings,
leather.
Hey t Bros’ Superior Patent Str-tehed a»-
Rivited
LEATHER BELTING
(2I-ml)
L U AL B E R’-
We keep constantly on hand
SEASONED OAK, MAPLE, BUTTBS*
NUT AND
BASSWOOD LUMBER
BEST QUALITY FOR
Maaafactnring Pnrp®!**
Bend in your orders *o
DAI, A ADA* 1
Ferr*aiville. Pieree Co.. Nov. 25. '63.
DENTISTRY! ,
TB. ROGERS. Operative and
• cal Dentist. Rooms ovsr G. A.
Store,Broad Street. 4-»«
Preecett, May 12,1865.
- ~
DOLLARS A MONT
e)t) Wanted, Male or Female, that car e>-
from $55 to SIOO a month at their hom* 4 *
all expenses paid. ,For full partisul** 4
drees, with stamp. .
K. E. Locxwooe, Detoert.
Estray Natiee.
Came into the encleeure of the
on Ecken's farm, Dec. 15, one
heifer, brown and white color. Th* “
ia requested to pay shaigos
fr eOotN t *' *" *