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The Hero of Sumter.

set, q few days agn, looking stead
tasty into the face of the mild and Chris
tan patriot VINO, rs the Hero of Sum
ter, first reused this nation to arms. In
that ,uiet, gentle countenance, that unas-
suming, modest mien, those humble ids,
that worn and feeble frame, l could see
little to account for the firmness, intrepid
itv. and self-sacrifce connected with that
hopeless, but immortal, defense. The
tones of voice, the eye, the language,
indicated nothing remarkable, and al
most tempted one to think that this man
was neither born great nor had achieved
greatness, but was on y among the fortu-
nate few who have greatness thrust upon
them. But all at once he said-and lis
eye flashed fire, his voice rung like bu
gle, his face shone like o hero, rs he
spoke; 6" am not satisfied with the
point which public feeling has yet reach
ed in this war. So long as any man
thinks that any other man has deeper
interest in it than he himself has, he is
not fully loyal, he is not adequately
aroused" All. there is the whole mat
ter in nut she'll. Every man has, or
ought to feel that he has, an infinite in
terest in the cause of justice. honor,
constitutional law, and republican insti-
tdtions. Every man in the loyal states
stands for q common humanity-should
act as if the whole cause rested on bis
shoulders, should fight rs if nobody else
was fighting, should die as if no blood
but his could save the country. Let
this, the sentiment that animated every
Apostle and early Christian, and carried
the Cross of Christ successfully against
the whole false civilization and religion
of the Roman Empire and the hea,hen
world, once seize our standards, and il
will bear them triumphantly through all
the batteries that for miles fortify the
Gap of Manassas, and close the disloyal
Potomac. We are waiting for the spirit,
and it is rising. A few more noble
Massachusetts, men need only bite the
dnst-a few more illustrious generals and
captains from Minnesota and Oregon,
Rhode Island, Connecticut, and New
York, lead the way and mark il with
their blood, to rouse the whole nation to
spitch which woald satisfy even the He.
10 o. SsU ter
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Prescott, Wisconsin, Nov. IS, 1851.
Our Platform.

wish solemnly to declare before you and
the world that I an, for This Union 'ctho't
conditions, one and indiria6le, nor and for co.
err. Fam for its preservation at any end cvcry
cost % Hood aid treasure aai3tSt a I its dSSdtI-
ants [ know no neutrality between my
country and its foes, wh Their they be foreign
or domestic no neutrality between that glo
rious flag which now floats over Us and the in
CRATES and traitors who would trample it in
the dust. My prayer is for victory. complete,
enduring and Overwhelming TO the armies .
the Republic over all of its enemies. ! AM
AGAINST ANY AND EVERY COMPROMISE THAT
MAY BE PROPosED TO BE MADE Under THE Guns
OF THE REBELS.
The arbitramcnt of
the sword has been defiantly thrust into the
face of the Government and country, and there
is no honorable escaTe from it.-,JoSeph Hoit.
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Men grow old rapidly in such times as
these. Our intense life wears heavily
upon bone and flesh and muscle. Meas
ured by sensations and experience. we
have lived generation since Fort Sum
ter was bombarded. Even Bull Run
seems half no age ago. We have to stop
aud think when we read the words =" BIG
Bethel" AID " Laurel Hill " and phil
Iippa." The Buchanan Administration
seems a horror of former era. We
have almost forgotten the death Of Doug
las, prufourd as was the sensation which
his death caused.
How events rush on! The rebellion
is not a year oil, and yet what n page has
been added 10 the Worlds history. a
republic of thirty millions of souls plung-
cd into civil war; eleven states revoted
from tho federal union, with three others
trembling in the balance; seven hurdred
thousand soldiers in the field; fleet
larger than the Spanish Armada swoop-
ing down upon the southern coast; whole
states trampled under foot 10y the march
Of rushing squadrons'-Albany Evening
Journal.
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The rebel steamer George Page is in
Quantico Creek, effectually Gagged, as our
batteries on the Maryland shore will pre-
vent her appearance in the Potomac.
Sickles' Brigade has been strengthened,
and one or two large mortars in position.
At night, vigilant watch for the Page
is kept by the Harriet Lane, Yankee, I.
B. Hale, Resolute, Reliance, Murray,
Herbert. ETC., above Quantico, and by
the ice boat Union and Satellite below.
The Freeborn, Rescue. and Island Belle
are cruising below Evansport.
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SUDDEN FALL OF BARLEY-A BUILD
ING IN RUNS This morning q terrific
crash occurred in a four story building on
Kinzie Street, occasioned by the giving
way Of The upper floor, containing 5000
bushels of barley, which made com
p!ete sweep of the lower floors, and land
ed with crash in the basement or cellar
At the time of the occur cnce, there were
three men in the upper story, handling
barley, and when the floor gave way,
they rushed to the fall ropes which, they
oraspod, and thus miraculously saved
themselves. There was also man on
the first floor who. being warned by the
crash of timbers above, barely had time
to make his escape.
The accident occurred in the largo
brick block owned by John G. HameS
and Jared Gage, the block comprising
four large stores, four stories high, be-
sides the basement. No. l59 IS the
location of the catastrophe. The build
inc is leased by Lutf IL Rannry, commls,
sion merchants, who occupy the first and
second stories, the third and fourth being
underlet to Irwin & Mercy, COMMISSION
merchants, for the storage OF baFiey.
The basement was occupied by Martin
Brothers, dealers in butter, eggs, ETC.,
whose loss is not far from $500. tela-
tive TO the other losses, we can, at this
| time, give no estimate Chicago Jour
! nal, Saturday.
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ARMY CLoTH.-There are seventy
mills in New England now engaged in
manufacturing army cloth for the govern
ment. The value of the cloth ordered is
about twenty million dollars.
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the provisions of Chapter 7, of the p.
Statutes of 1858. &'
Given under my hand and Il,
Seal of the State, at the C,,:,g1o ~
H.. S Madison. on tie 1st dav Of gg.'..'
A. d. 1861. 4Ss2
LOUIS z. HARVEY
Secretary Of G..

Secretary of Stat
TN pursuance to the above. notioe;,,
L giuem, that there win he an Elect, ','as
in each town and ward in the COUNTY ~ b Ls@
on the first Tuesday after the first V..es
being the 9TH day of November , NOV.
which time the following State and a,
officers are TO be elected NO'l'
Governor, in the place of Alcxapda,
dali u Lieutenant Governor, in the nj.
Butler G. Noble; a Secretary of Stat a..
place OF Louis P. Harvey n State Tr,..
in the place of Samuel D. HASTINGS ' a,
torney General, in the place Of I, u, 81. 4.
Howe; Bank Comptroller, in tI@ @ ~
Guvsbert Van Stenwyk a State So. "a
dent. in the place of Josiah /. Picl5IrJ
State Prison Commissioner in fbo =,
Hans c. Heg, whose several terms of az 'l-s
expire on the thirty first day Of Dece g,ioe "
d. 1861. i
A State Senator for the twentv.e;ybo.
atorial District, comprising the coun,; .5sN- :,
Pierce, st. Croix, Polk. Dallas, urn,1 y
Douglas, La Pointe and Ashland.
\ member of Assembly, for the Assn, !.
District comprising the counties Of Pierce +
st. CroiX.
Also County superintendent OF SCha.
ard three County Supervisors in the resre,
supervisor districts. as follows, to-wit: :,
in District No, 1. comprising the city Off.
colt and towns of Clifton an! Oak Grove "a.
in District Nc. 2. comprising the towns Of
yer Falls. Martel and FL Paso one in Die,
No. 3, comprising the towns of Triml4
Perry, Diamond Blaff, Trenton, Isabelle Br
land and Pleasant VALLEY.
Also, vote will be taken on the ana,
ments proposed to the General Banking Ian
the State.
Said election to be conducted, the yotese,
bass d, and returns made in accordance
the provisions of Chapter 7, Revised Stain
of 1858.
Dated Sheriff7s Office, Prescott, Aug, g, :
JOHN r. FREEMAN,
Aug. 90. I'd Sheriff of Pierce County
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APPLE JUICE AND FAST CoLoRs.-
The Manchester England calico dyers
and printers have discovered that apple
juice makes their colors Fl st in printed
cottons. and they have been byiug up all
the apples they can get in Devonshire
and Somersetshire, giving price that
has not been known in the dearest
years.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-11-13

GEN. FREMONT is advised not to at
tack Price in the rear, it being his strc ug
point Lou'soille Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-11-13

A Day AFTER THE FAIR.-A Mr. Day,
of Madison, set out'in pursuit of his run
away wife, week after her elopement.
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Camp correspondence.

CAMP SHERMAN, Ind, Nov. 4, 81.
Dear Lute:-The lst Wis. Regiment
came through via Chicago and lndlanap-
oils to this place on "Wednesday last.
The Regiment crossed the river to Louis
vile, but, without landing, recrossed and
encamped mile above the ferry landing,
on the bank of the Ohio at Jacksonville.
I should have written sooner, but expect
ed every day that the Regiment would
cross to the soil of Kentucky. The Chi
cago Zouayes gave the officers of our
Regiment complimentary dinner. The
seth Ind. Regiment gave the soldiers a
lunch of coffee, meat, bread, and butter,
and the officers dinner at Kings Hotel,
Indian apolis.
Great preparations are being made for
the campaign in Kentucky. Louisville
looks like an old deserted town. Al
least one-haf of the residents have
vamsosed. All the rebels that could get
away going South, and a large number
of pea bIy-disposed people going
North. There are no boats on the river,
comparatively speaking. Several of the
boys have been made dangerously sick
by eating poi soned pies and cakes. The
traitors are worse than fen Is of hell.
The 36th Ind. Regiment is encamped
on our left. 1t is fine body of men,
but not 50 we'll drilled as ours, The en-
campment is located on traitor Jesse D.
Bright's land. He has fed to the rebels
He was, and is yet, n roaring democrat
AM fought Douglas in the late presiden-
tial campaign. Breckinridge, too, has
fled to the traitors, and has been making
speeches at Memphis and other Sodoms
in the South. Thesa men were never
abolit;onists or republicans. We are all
anxious to get over the Ohio, and have a
chance at the traitors. The weather Is
mid and pleasant. Please mail tbs
JOURNAL regularly-l must have it.
Yours. P. V. WISE.
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THE w AR.
IMPORTANT from Missouri !!
Fremont at Last Removed =!
SPRINGFIELD, Mo, Nov. 8


Yesterday small bodies Of the enemy
came within twelve miles Of US, and news
WAS received Of their adyance-2,8 500
strong. Preparations were making to go
ont and attack them, when General Ere
mont received the unconditional ORDER
from Washington relieving him at once
from his command. Simultaneously came
the newspapers announcing the tact.-
The intelligence spread Ike wild IRE
throughout the camps, and created inde-
serbable excitement and Indignation
A great number of officers signitied Their
intention to resign at once, and many
compaaes laid down their arms declar-
inc thew would fight under no one but
Fremont The General spent much OF
the afternoon expostulating with the OF
fcers, and urging them, by their patriot
ism and personal regard for him, not TO
abandon their posts. He also issued the
following farewell order to the trooIs
HEADQUARTERS WESTERN DEPARTMENT, !
Springfield, Mo, Nov. ,, 1861. )
Soldiers of tie Mississippi Arnay
Agreeably to orders thls DAY fece''o"'
| take leave of YOU. Although our ar
nv has been of sudden growth, we have
grown up together, and have become
familiar with the brave and generous
spirits which you bring to the defense OF
YOUR country, and which makes me an
ticipate for you brilliant career Con
tinue as YOU have begun, AID give TO my
successor the same cordial and enthusl-
astic support with which you have en-
couracel me. Emulate the splendid ex-
ample which you have already before you
aud let me remain, as | am. proud OF
the noble army which l had thus far sue
ceeded to bring together. Soldiers, | re
eret to leave you most sincerely l
thank YOU for the regard and confidence
YOU have invariably shown to me. l
deeply regret that l shall not have the
honor to lead YOU to the victory which
YOU are lust about to win, but | shall
claim to Share with you i'll the JOY OF ev'
ery triumph, and trust always to be fra
ternally remembered Ly my companions
in arms.
(S;oned1 J. c. FREMONT.
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MASONIC.

THERE will be regular meeting of n. w.
Lodge No. los of Free and Accepted Ma
sonson the second and fourth TUESDAYS of
each month at Masonic Hall. Schaser's Bull
disg Prescott WISCONSIN,,
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@ Z cox.

DEALER IN Flour, GRAIw, ETC. Custom Work
done to order The best brands of Flour
sent to ell parts of the country.
River Falls, May A, 1861 n
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OLIVER GIBBS. JR..

OLIVER GIBBS, JR.,
PREsroTT, WISCONSIN, viii buy and sell lands
on Commission. pay taxes, and attend to
interests of non-resdents generally, buy
and sell Land Warrants, negotiate Loans,
etc, etc.
Also Commissioner of Deeds for all the
Northern States.
Prescott, May &, 1861. milf
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FARMER'S HOME,


PETER B3Tr, PRoPREEToR Corner of Broad
and Orange streets, Prescott. Wisconsin,
PETER BoTr begs leave to inform his friends
that he has just completed his new building,
and has good accommodations for eating.
drinking and sleeping weary travellers.
Prescott, June IL, 1861. n6tf
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CITY HOTEL.

HUDSON, Wisconsin A. BoYDEx, Proprietor.
This house has been newly furnished and no
pains will be spared to make lis guests at
home" General stage Office.
July 3, 1861 n9tf
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II O t E l. S
KILBOCRN HOUSE Z.

J. Med. SMITH, Proprietor,
Leyee street, Prescott, Wisconlin.
Largest and Best Hotel in the City, and
convenient for all travellers going to or COM
ing from the Boats.
Prescott, May II, 1861. n2T
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Major General u. S. A.

Feeling ran intensely high during the
whole of last evening, and there was
meeting almost everywhere. The vari-
Gus bands sercnaded the General, and
whenever he approached he was greeted
with cheers, though after notifying Gen
eral Hunter as his order directed, lie had
no longer command of the troops.
He spent several hours in making q
personal examination Of the ground
about the city to be prepared for a b tile,
and in accordance with Il written request
from all the Brigadier Generals here, he
remained through the night to lead the
army in ease of attack.
Gen, Fremont is prepared to 90 TO St.
Louis, and will 60 as soon as Gen. Pope
arrives, who has been sent forward and
will take command till Gen. Hunter gets
here.
Universal gloom prevails throughout
the camp.
A battle will undoubtedly occur ere
long. Oar troops will meet the enemy
firmly, but they are disheartened and
have lost their enthusiasm.
The body guard, who could not have
been induced to remain and VINO will now
disband, rs the terms of their enlistment
permit, accompany Gen. Fremont, and
also his entire staff, including Gen. As
both, commander of the first DIVISION
Gen. Fremont will permit no demonstra
ion from the troops on his departure.
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AMERICAN HOUSE

AMERICAN HOUSE,
c. P. Barnard Proprietor. Supper, Bed and
Breakfast for so cents Single Meals 20
cents. Board $50 per week, to be paid
weekly.
Prescott. May Ist. 1861. nltt
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M Is G E LII A n E O u S.
CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.

CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.
W. P. WEsTFALL. Cashier.
CHAs. MILLER, President
EXCHANGE bought and sold, and prompt at
tention given to collections.
Prescott, June 10. 1861. n8y1
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yTATER POWERS for sale or lease O
w the most favorable terms BY
n. N. POWELL
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FLINT HOUSE,

FLINT HOUSE,
PARKER FLINT. Proprietor, Main Street, River
Falls, Wis. Good Stables attached to the
House.
River Falls May 4. 1861. milf
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O. S. POWELL,

DEALER IN Day GooDs, GROCERIES, Ready
Made Clothing, Boots, Shoes. etc.
River Falls. Nav 4, 1861. n1tf
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NJ E r G II A n L S .

BEARDSLEY d LYFORD.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Dealers in Dry Goods
and Groceries Store on Broad and Levee
Sire IS.
Prescott May IS, 1861. n2tf
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II. l.. HUMP REY

p. V. WISE.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, Prescott.
Wisconsin.
Prescott, May 8, 1861. nltf
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J. W. PRATT,
DEALER IN Dry GooDe, GROCERIES, CLOTHS,
etc. All articles of Clothing made to or
der.
River Falls, May 4, 1861. milf
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A T T o r N E Y S.
VI. II. FITCH,

A. Il. YOUNG. ~ ~
YOUNG d FITCH,
ArraRsnys TI,w: All business entrusted 10
their care Will be promptly attended to-
nsg~ Office over City Bank Prescott.
Prescott. May Is. 1861. h-i
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900 ACRES. 90 miles from Greens Nv y,
DLO on the Eau Gala River. There ~
quantity of good pine timber on ,.r ID
above tract. The soil is OF sup
quality, Terms, one-fourth IN , n'g
and the remainder in lumber dem Ell 4,
ed at Green's or Holman's NIL ,,.
coming winter. This is rare G e3Tal
tunity for an enterprising man q
MEANS to secure home. -r.rr.
River Falls, September 4, 1861
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A FEW choice pieces of farming land .
"A this immediate vicinity, for sale at tI
gain. N. n. POWELL
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CITY DRUG STORE

CITY DRUG STORE
Is DoING BRISK BUSINESS, where all kinds of
Drugs. Medicines. Paints. Oils. Perfumery,
and fancy articles can be bought at eX-
tremely low prices. AS | pay cash down
for my Goods can sell them Cheap for Casa
only. Call ami see for yourself.
Prescott, May ID, 1861. w. j. WHIPPLE
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.

The Commercial has adyices from
Gen. Rosecrau's headquarters to Satur
day evening.
On Friday morning at 8 O'Clock the
enemy opened fire with two guns at points
opposite Gauley Ferry and camp Thomp-
kins, and noisy fire Of musketry.-
Their object was evidently to cut off the
supply trains. They succeeded in sink
inc a ferry-boat on Gaulev River, aud
threw about forty shells into the camp Of
the 1lth Ohio regiment. Not one OF our
men was killed, and only about half a
dozen wounded. A majority of the
shells thrown by the enemy did not ex-
plole. and their musketfy was wild and
Irregular.
The ferry boat which had been sunk
by the enemy's shot on Friday last was
raised that night. and communication
across the river restored.
There was 10 firing on Saturday on
either side.
The position of the forces on Saturday
evening was rs follows
/ Ec IlCUCiS WIZ vi BoSSCSSlOll vi lIlC
left or west bank of New River; Gen.
Schenck's brigade few miles above the
junction of GauIev and New Rivers, on
the east side Of New River; Gen. Cox's
brigade and Gen. Rosecrans near the
Junction Of the river, and between them
and Gen. Benham, below the junction. on
the right bank Of the river, Floyd's force
is believed about 1000.
It was believed in camp that General
| Schenck's and Gen. Benham's Brigades
would be thrown across the river, above
and below FLOYD and catch him.
The loss of tele graphic communication
was occasioned bv an alarm Of the opera
tor, who, when The firing opened, sent
hasty dispatch to Clarksburg, announcing
a battle, and then commenced to move
his Office no the Gauley. He was two
or three miles up the river when he was
overtaken by orders from Gen. Rosecrans
to return; and while returning, his wa
gon was driven over precipice and the
apparatus destroyed.
Leavcnworth, Nov. 8.
A skirmish took place Yesterday, about
six miles east of this place, between
small force of Missouri militia, under Ma
jor Josephs, and $50 rebels. The rebels
were scattered with a small loss.
A battalion of the Kansas ID Regi-
ment, recently mustered out of service,
were collected in this city, and held in
readiness to march to the relief of Major
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THE Subscriber offers for sale go los .
Il the Ilage of River Falls, among the n %.
desirable for business or residences in ID
village. n. N. powell
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The Independent.

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900 ACRES on Lake St. Croix co17tr
-OO nient to mills. One-fourth IN ham
and the remainder in one and ~
years. VIII exchange for logs,
N. n. Powell
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TX LOTS in the vicinity of the Acad'n5
4 ITO those who will contract TO bulld w
improve these lots, 10 per cent 81 theR 4.
chase money only will be required
remainder on time to suit purchaseit1sr
N. n. POW ILL