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Canal Breaks in New York.
ALBANY, July IA bad break is reported
On the Black River Canal feeder, which, it is
Is probability that the break will occasion a
Hanf Of water On the Rome level, aud thus
stop navigation on the Erie Canal
, 1861-07-13
NRiD ADVERTISEMENTS.

4 RMY CLOTHING.- Proposals
n viii be received up to u O'Clock II. Jaly esth,
1901 for Furnishing the following AEtic!es, Ytz:
Two Thousand Pairs Dark B1ue, alt wool, HezSs7
Paotalcous for Cavalry, TO be reinforced
Two Thousand Red F1an3e1 Shirts, villa collars and
pockeI
Tha ar:.cIes to be delivered n gpz1nxdesd Mlaols
the date Of contract paynent vii be ma4ls BY war
rants On ;he St4te Treasury. unless the payment H.
Assumed y the EEtsed StxteA
samples msJ be seen 1t my ofsce = -roo,
is1a-g1l+s Qna.ter Master 6enszG State Of nhaess-
, 1861-07-13

ITO RENT AND THE FURNI-
II TURE FOR sALE-A New two story. Aner
can Basement. Brick House. admirably ar..ngsd. eoa:
With gas hstures With brick barn on tae premises.
and very co1ventsntly located. In good netGbbor-
hood. on the West Side. Furniture nsw, Address
Post ONCE Box 11A1. giving name and address.
fray
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ITO BE RENTED-The very de-
L. slrab1e English Basement Brick and Marble
Front House Ba1Rrave Terrsce, No. ~ May street,
between md Madison strst ten n1autes
bot and Cold Water aud use Of Stable Il desired. Is
In thorough repair and will be rented low to choice
J. F. NORTON. 100 Washington-st. Office MOI
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zens, who were sent to Jefferson City and re-
leased on taking the oath Of allegiance, ex-
ceptiug one, who refused.
Matters look threatening In the interior. A
letter received tonight from Pettis county,
Gays tho eeceealonists swear that the conven-
ton never shall meet This is evidently their
game, to prevent the deposing Of Jackson aud
Reynolds.
dispatch to the Associated Preas.1
ST. LOUIS, July ia good deal Of excite
ment has existed In the city, to-day, in con-
sequence Of the suppression OF the Journal,
but no disturbance has yet taken place. Two
companies Of the reserve corps are stationed
st the Custom House tonight, and some 2, 500
troops are under aims in different parts Of the
city to preserve peace.
4 special dispatch to the Democrat from JET.
feracn City Gays the secessionists are gather
Ing in considerable numbers in and around
Boonyil1e, aud the United States troops at
that place hare been under arms every night
since Wednesday, expecting an attack. A
eimiiar condition Of things exists in Lexing-
ton, and refnforcements, especially Of arti1-
The home Guard of Miller County have
taken possession Of Tuscumbia, where they
captured tWo cannon, and hoisted the Ameri.
can flag in front Of the Court, House.
The Home Guards Of Usage County dispers.
ed a company Of secessionists at Chamois, and
arrested the leaders. They afterwards releas.
ed them on their taking the oath Of allegiance
to the United States.
, 1861-07-13

K ANSAS ARTILLERY.-W.
~ " ANDREW. of Lawrence, Kansas, having
COZ pang ol Artillery, 10 form part Of the hide
pendent Brigade Of Kansas. wishes 70 communicate
ard Others who have preferences for that arm md
wish to eee real service In Ii: tell abe Company
viii, elect their Officers when full and viii be at one
mustered Into lie service Of the United States for
tEree yeaf. er the wsr. Address Immediately w,
". ANDREW, Ii Porte. Ind" tyl3L.t
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Nfll) advertisements.

WANTED Az want IS smart mart ae
cid to drive Delivery Wagon around the city Must
be well acqnainted with the streets show aAo inst
nes month. Add1ess n, Tribune 01ice.
}y13 Kl9C$tpet
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4 STOCK OF DRUGS. MEDI-
10 R'&Et.

TO KENT-To gentleman and
i wife OF two single gentlemen, trout 70 ,m With
1ocsllty, three minutes walk from The Post Office.
Terms noderate. Address &C. B." Tribune Office
TO RENT-A first class tenement
i In the North Diylson Of the city, corner Of
Fine and Huron streets The Lot 4 h by 1o9 feet
pfoyements; 1ately the residence Of ], B. Doggett
Eeq. Inquire Of G. BENTLEY, 4 II Dearborn street.
jya-Sso-m
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OST-Between Van Buren St.
~ Bridge (Eia vaa Buren and CLARK st1eet.> and
tae Trtnnte Office. one Of the Subscription Papers
ios the War Fund. The EndeE will ooI1ge by leaving
SANG Ilth S. hoard, Es4, OF at the Tribune Ottes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

80 HEADACHE is the favorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
from the natural state Of the brain and viewed
guard intended 10 give notice Of disease which
might otherwise escape attention. till toe late to
be renee led and its Indications SnoaId never
be neglected. Headache may ic classified MS
der two names. Viz Svnptamatic a:d ldioliath-
ic. Symptonatic Headache IS exceedingly
common and IS the precursor Of 4 great variety
OF diseases. ameng which are ApOi'lcxv. G;out.
rheumatism and all fehriie Diseases In its
nervous form it is syn pathetic of Disease o. the
stomach constituting a;~E h%qdacEc Of hepatia
disease constituting bilious healaeke, o worms
constipation and other disorders of tile bowels
40 veil Us vena and uterine affections Diseases
Of the heart are yerE sroqneNuy attended with
Headaches Ana'5uia and plethora sre also aztec
tions whchhequently occasion Headache Lido
pathic Headache is also yeIsv -eentnol., being
usually distinguished by the name Of acrro,!s
heGfechc, sometimes coming on suddenly IN q
state of spparc MY sound health and prcstT@t-
ing At once the mental and physical energies.
and il. other instances It comes On SLOWLY herald
ed by dt preston Of spirits or acrrbitv Of TENT
Per. Ii most instancea tbs pain II il the frent
of.tie head. over or both eyrs; and some
times provoking vomiting under this class
may also be named Nearalric. ....
For the treatment of either class Of He0dacia
the Cephaiic Pills have been faund a sarA as3
safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in =
few minutes. and by lis subtle power cyadica-
ting the diseases OF which Headache is tho uilt..
ring inde,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
COUNCIL CEEDINGs
CouScIL HALL. J
Nav 10th 1861. {

Council met, pursuant to adjournm Mt.
and WIS cali to order by the President
II. S Griffin, the Mayor being absent,
Councilmen all present. Minutes Of last
meeting read and approved.
The Bill Of J. NJ Mckee, Of $3.50
for one quarters salary, as City Clerk
was presented, but referred back on
account Of informally, it not being
sworn to.
Bill of W. J. Benjamin & Co. of
$3.50 for use of team IN bringing in
Volunteers from the country was present.
ed, and referred to committee on ac-
counts.
AID. Barnard offered the following
Resolution, which was adopted By I'm
animous vote.
ResoEged, Blythe Council of the City
of Prescott, that proposals be received at
our next meeting, for doing the city
printing FOR the ensuing year, commenc-
ing on the first Monday next Resolutions.
I'D Ordinances to be let b. Folio; City
Orders, Treasures Receipts and Gene
tary Deeds by the hundred SAID print
ing to be let to the lowest responsible
bidder, and all Minutes of Meeting to be
published by the successful bidder free.
The Bond of Parker Adams, which
had been returned, at the last meeting on
account Of informally WAS presented and
approved.
The Bill of w. D. Benjamin d Co.
was reported from the Committee, aud
after some discussion and adopted, az
ter deducting Fifty cents, on the item of
keeping. making one days board for one
horse 81 90 Instead of 81 so.
The Committee Oh Licease were III
structed to investigate aud report, ut the
next meeting of the Council, whether in
thor opinion, there was any places in
Prescott, when liqaor was being sold
contrary to law.
+ On motion of Aid. Cheeny Barnard ard
Schazer was appointed a COMMITTEE TO
enquire into the condition of Books de-,
of j. W. Hill, late Police Justice, and re-
port at the next meeting Of Council.
The Report of Seth Ticknor, Sexton of
the Cemetery was received, read, and
placed on file.
Council Adjourned, ito meet on Fri
day, evening, May oath
". Z. HATcn,
City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
For sts Nerth SIR
OUR FLAG.


fENecRi8ED 70 THE HUDSON CITY GuARDs.I
80 z f - -. - C-..ttE
Outw;th the flag lot the north wind embrace
The banner Of Freedom, long held so dear
We swear by our Fathers ne hand shall eiface,
That cluster Of gems in its galaxy cleat
Though treason may strike with its deadlicst
bate, ~ r.at.
And traitors allegiance forever disclaim
Wen plapt the old banner again DER each
Its stripes newly dyed in the crimson of
Hozzah for the flag let it gladden. the eye
Each stlipe is a pledge which our country
shall keep
Like the covenant colors Of God in the sky
Let them span the broad arch DER the land
and the deep.
ThoagI, many shall fall beneath its broad
Ana darkness o'crc. ose-ther"'s vision be-
Seen only through desth--that illumjncs our
We feel the immortal within rs respond
So up with the Flag Every Stripe Every
Star
Ger the North--oer the South-the East
and the " est .... .-.f.
The banner of Freedom IN peace or III war;
Wen bear it in triumph, or under it rest
o. EvARTs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

N. s. DUNBAR will always be found,
early and late, at his new Brick Store, No. -,
on the Levee, where he keeps constantly ON
hand everything in the line of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Boots and. Shoes, Hardware, etc, etc,
cheap for cash. Goods given at cash prices
for all kinds of Produce. 5a
Also, Ticket Agent Of TO Illinois Central,
Galena and Chicago Union Railroads.
Prescott May s, 1861. r nIn
gSg~ GERMAN DANoE.-There viii be Dam
cling Party at Dunbar's Hall Monday evening,
May 90 by Joseph Reichert. Supper at the
st. Croix Hosse. Tickets 81 90, supper in
Guided All are cordially invited to attend
Prescott May Is, 1861. no2wI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

TnE AMALGAMArioS ca L.4xGt kGfs.--i' here -
a growing tendency IN this tge - att roj'-iaie
the most expressive words of other laaguag,4
and after while 10 incorporate them INTO OR
owil thus the word Cvphalic. which is fgo;a
the Greek signifying ''far tie bead . is t.aw IA
coming lopuarined in connection with I7.
si.a!dirg's great Headache REMEDY, bit it will
soon be used ina more general why, aud tia.
Word Ccpl.aljc VIII become Us common rs
Eleeiroivpe and many others w'ose distinction
az fostiga words has be. worn swaviy corr
Isoa usage until they saesa "la5;le ana IL lie
manor born"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
zkeaa blessing.

[hYsieian.--N Vel. Mira. Jones. i.os "a that
headache
Mrs Jones, Gone Do,tor. MI gore tho pi.!
you cent cured me in just twenty minutes. a7t
wish, you would send mere 50 that can hs'a
hem handy.
Physician.--You can get them al any Drug
gsts. Call for Cephalic Pills, find they ncYer
fail, and recommend them IN Gil cases Of IIeat-
ache t.
.Irs Jone5.-I shall send f;r box directly.
and shall tell all my suffering friends. Tor they
are real blessing. aH
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

The Spring. While the land huns with
gathering armies. the splendor of the spring
m.folds itself and leaves and blossoms and
soft sunny airs WOO the mind away from the
dolcfui images of war.
This memorable spring has been very late,
as ifaghast at the terrible preparations That
are everywhere making. The delicate hands
that were wont at this season to be pushing
aside moist dead leaves for yellow violets and
the eaFly anemone. are cutting bandages aud
scraping lint, while the tears fall quietly i'll
the sad wonder for whose wounds 3hey are
making ready.
The hour is solemn--the immediate future
is dim but did any spring ever. steal over the
land so full OF the best promise for the world
as this These budding and blossoming trees
are symbols Of flowers that shall not fade, of
fiuit that shall be immortal, which our chill.
drens children shall eat in plenty and peace.
-HaFper'S Weekty. 1a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

BHipG Fr.--Nissus wants vou "a send scr
boy Of Ccphalir Glue, no. botilr Of :, pared
Pills,-but Pm thinking that not just it naith-
er but perhaps yen be afher knowing what
it il. 7 G see she's nigh dead and gone with the
Sick Headache. and wants some mole of that
same rs fclaivcd her before.
Drnggist.-Tou mustmean 81 aiding sCephal-
c Pills.
bridget. Och sure now and You've scd II.
here's the qnarthar and give me the Pills and
don't be all day about il sther.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

TarSrY Mnr5oxs OF Do1tARs s>vfh.-;!r.
Spalding has sold tuo millions of bottles of his
celebrated Prepared Glue and it is estimated
that each bottle Saves at least ten dollars worth
of broken furniture. thus making sn agg1egyatn
of twenty millions ofdol}ars reclaimed from t.
tai loss by this valuable inren'on HNfins
made his Glue 4 household v,rI. ne row pro-
poses to do the world sill greater service by cur
ing all the aching heads with his Ccrhalio Pills,
and ifthey are as good his C.uc, Erad-
aches will soon vanish away liao. SNOW in
July.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
1ardly EeeaGizea.

Hi 'ad u orrible 'eadacha this Lattsr.oon.
SAYS hi to the man, Can YOU heaso me Of ii.
eadache p ''poea it h4cie ard !" saws C.
"Hexccedingly," says hi. hand upon that -
gave me a Ceplalc PHI. hand ron mc 'oaor
il cured nc so quick tLat aldly realized nd
al an 'ea 4aclc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

rs Dip you ever have the Sich Ecad7'hc Z
Do You remember the throbbing Temples. the
FIVE cd brow, the loathing and disgust at the
sight Of food How totally unfit YOU " ere Ter
pleasure. conversation or study. One If the
Cephalic Pills would have relieved voa from all
the suffering which voH chem e>pc!irncrl, For
this and other purposes >on. sh""!1 always
have oox OF them;ol. hand 20 Use rs OCCASION
requires.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
voc oountv Buildings.-.sona- tiim


s.Ice notice was given that scaled proposals
would be received at the Office Of the County
Clark for putting up a Co. Building at the Co.
sea- N Perry. The time for receiving bids
spires on the 18th of this month, and to-day
a. no bids have been received.
The specification provides that the building
=1all be Il feet front and 80 feet deep, and two
stories high The walls of the lower story
are 10 be IS stone, feet thick and 10 feet high,
Ind The fooat viii be divided by hall run
n'ng from font to rear, and subdiyided into
s.x rooms for Co. offices The second story is
. te frame. and 10 feet high Proposals
7-re a,so 10 BE received fol building it all Of
s-1it. OF all Of wood. at the present depre-
li-ted value Of Co. orders. the appropriation
-'s putting up this building ($2.0e0) IS a
Spisil sum. II the job- is taken al these
-i3uIes 1t must be by some one who is person.
any interested III having the building put up
'le'e As soon as possible If built we hope
al he walls may be of stone. 1t viii cost but
little more. will be much safer. and loal N
va, deal better. This putting up a portion of
me wallis Of Stone and then tapering off with
'N''eEnat or Eastwood, reminds one Of the an
''.'0na'e image spoken Of in Scripture, which
as sort OF combination of all substances.
ron gold 70 dit. We have talked about
- ON h'n1e a good deal il tins eofnty.-
zen We havs one let Us have geneina
s''7a bailding.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
Hxcursion &C. stillwatar .rbe Co..

Excursion from saltwater. The steam
er e. S. Allen started from Saltwater yester
day morning with large number of sweet
hearts and wives and friends of the Stllwa-
ter Guards About two O'Clock the BOAT WIS
deserted below Mendoza. ami the saltwater
boys fell into line, with the splendid fiag Of
the company, presented by the Indies Of Still-
water, at their head The Colonel and staff,
and the regimeutal band. as a special colnpli-
ment to this fine company, marched down to
the landing 10 receive the visitors No time
was allowed for shaking hands, as the hour for
regimental parade had arrived, but the Still
water people were escorted up the hill, where
the whole regiment was !crmed in line of bat
tie We noticed that it was difficult for She
Saltwater boys to keep their eyes to the front,
right or left. while their friends were in oppo-
site directions, and during the intervals of
rest some of the ladies got behind the rear
ranks, and we heard occasionally smack not
quite so sharp as the explosion. Of a percussion
cap, but quite as loud. Martial law, and the
gaze Of thousands of spectators could not con-
troll every demonstration OF affection The
eyes of the hardy soldier looked mild and
moist anu his lip trembled and-we turned
away full of sympathy. The boys had an
opportunity after parade to see their friends
for long time. Nearly. all the people from
Saltwater came laden with baskets Of good
les fol- the soldiers. Pioneer, Spnday NOR
ming,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

fails closed for down way, South and East
Mails closed for up way and St Paul
{ o'clock, T. u.
Malls closed for Hudson. River Falls and
clifton, $50 =. N. ..
Nail, Nails closed tor Trimbclle (Tuesday,) l
o clock. P. n.
sails arrive for South and East o'clock,
2. ii
Mails arrive fsr St.. Paul and Hastings
, o'clock. y.
Nails arrive up way, O'Clock. ?. NJ
Mails arrive for Hudson and St Croiz Falls
I2ociock. ",
Mail, arrive Tor Tlimballe, TUESDAY IL
clock Il.
Prescott. Nav Is, 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15


Tho Prescott Guards. Pierce County
has been proven in the arts of Peace. She mas
won the prize OF agricultural excellence. in 2
contest where the lists were open to all, and
every one in the State knows that the Banner
CoUyTY. means Pierce. Now her sons have
shown that they have the courage to defend as
well as the industry to till the soil No soon
er did the Governor call for volunteers, than
Capt. Dill, called on the citizens Of this copn-
" 10 respond, and the response was d prompt
aud hearty one.
Pierce County has raised and rendered to
the Governor full company. while all the
volunteers from River Falls, have Joined the
Hudson City Guards This from a county
which seven years ago could hardly have mus
tered a Corporal guard all TOLD. is doing well
enough. We doubt whether locality can be
found where the number Of volunteers is great
cr IN proportion to the number Of inhabitants
We thrk this is the BANNER CouxrY vet.
The City Council made a generous appro-
priation to pay the expenses Of the volunteers
from the country, and under the instruction OF
Capt. DfLL they have made rapid progress in
the drill, The company has been disappoint-
ed in rot being mustered into the service
Their tender of service has been accepted by
the Governor.and they ara the sixth compa-
ny in the sixth legiment.
We give list If the members aud tender
our acknowledgements for the courtesy shown
To this Office on the day of its arrival in the
City.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

FAcr WORTH KNOWING palsiing's~ Cepha)
ic Pills are a certain cure for Sick He tdacl,e.
Bilious Headache Nervous Headache, Costiyc-
ness and General Debility.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
SPECIAL NOTICE 8.
ATTENTION PRESCOTT GUARDS
AND
VoLUNTEERS!!

You are requested to meet next Saturday
evening, at half past o'clock for Drill in Uni
form. Punctual attendance is required At
the same time there will be action taken on tie
three years inhstment or durin., the War
All persons wishing TO volunteer are invited. 81.
BY order Of the Captain
DAN'L J. DILL.
Prescott Nav Is 1861 n2tI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
WISCONSIN.

hhCOO~t-s-Es
Bank of Beloit Farmers & MiIlers BIZ
Bank of Columbus Forest CITY Bank.
Rank of Fox Lake. Frontier Bank.
Bank of Grant County German Bank
Bank Of Green Bay. Green Bay Bank.
Bank of the Interior Hudson CITY Bank.
Bank of Jefferson. Iowa County Bank
Bank OF Madison. jefferson Go. Bank.
Bank Of Milwaukee. Juneau Bank
Bank Of Monroe. Kenosha County Bank.
Bank of b oneka. La Crosse Co Bank.
Bank of the n West Lumbermau Bank.
Bank of Oshkosh Northern Bank.
Bank of Portage. Oakwood Bank.
Bank of z dp CHEN. Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Bank of Racine. Prairie City Bank
Bank OF Ripon. Racine Co. Bank
Bank otShchoygan. Rock County Bank.
Bank OF Sparta. Rock River Bank.
Bank of Watertown Rockwell Il Co 8 Blk.
Bank of Whitewater, Sank City Bank,
Bank OF Neyauwega. Sank County Bank
Bank Of Wisconsin, Second Ward Bank
Central Bank of Wis, Shawanaw Bank.
City Bank of Kenosha State Bank.
CITY Bank of Prescott State ok. of Wis.
Columbia Co, Bank, st. Croix Valley Bank
Commercial Bank. Summit Bank
Coz n Exchange Bank. Sun Prairie Bank.
Corn Planters Bank. Walworth Co. Bank
Dane County Bank. Waukesha County B A.
Dodge County Bank. Wisconsin Bank
Tx B k Darling & Owls Marine Il Fire In.
Elkhorn Bank. Co Bank.
L, R. Hirchley d. Co'sWisconsn Pinery
Bank Bank.
Farmers q Mechanics Waupun Bank,
papk
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

Hudson City Guards. By order Of the
Governor, this company went into camp at
Willow River Mills, on Monday. They are
living IN true military style. We visited the
encampnlent yesterday and found the boys in
good spirits, and closely devoted to their du-
ties. The company is improving in It's APP
Pearance rapidly. under the thorough disc;-
pline of Capt. White The following are the
officers of the company;
gapinin--D NJ. White; Lieutensnt, I. n.
Wing Ensign. James Keefe; orderly Ssr-
sean', Peter Moore; Seygeaats J. II. Harring-
ton, w. H Winchester, and " S Hudson +,
G>gpoyaIs, H. II. Wade, A. P. Green, P. Har-
per, and H. A.. Wilson Drsm0asr, Charles
H. Allen; F.fer, L. N. Chapman Hudson
city Tines.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

Inc Kllboprn House city IL times
E'>- has Won an unenviable reputation for Its
f-'.ets. 1t Is Il notorious fact that travellers
nave summed the place because there was not
o'''eF hotel accommodations. Since Dir.
'AL1H vent into the Kilbourn House, he mas
mate II a pleasant Place to stop at. The
-I'Cse Is not as large rs the necessities of the
Place demand, but il attention 70 guests, in
providing for the table, and all the many
'nins' which 60 to make a hotel pleasant and
comfortable, Mr.. sMIrn SHOVE that be lznovs
a3w . keep one. 1stases al leave this House.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15

-DILL d Bho. are receiving a large stock
of Dry Goods and Groceries. ~.
See RelcnERr's notice Of Dance next
Monday evening
- The Rev. Mr. Burnette, of LocRport
thinks every rebel should be raped on the
head until he cries. Il see the, thirty four
stars in the Constellation of Liberty =
SENTIMENT BIZ MARINEK-" The boom Of
cannon u now the Main Boom Of the Ship o.
State
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-05-15
r:.+.fDew advertisements il. days
Prescott, May Is, 1861

List Of new advertisements n to- days
papsr.-sn.i,h. Sherwood i Co, commiS-
sen Merchants ;-Tairbapk's Standard Scales;
TT. Tultle. Daguerotypes p. Herzog' Cab
net Furniture L. Il. Merrick. Land for
sals;-sreplen Collins Meat Market W Use
Needs. 4ttYs at Law - Beardsley d Ly-
ar: Merchants. and Agents FOR Mil. and z.
= 4. n. B.;-Barnes 4 Hutchins Agents for
!, rrasss Jackets aud R. r. ~. 5. Dun
+. Groceries Dry Goods. Hardware, dc. =
rbas cornish. Turning Shop &C. P. Bar
ara. american House -. Med. Smith,
s-.l,strr. Uyus.-