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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12

WATER FROM MAINE.-An old gen.
tleman arrived here the other day from
"away down East, in the State of Maine
On reaching the City Hotel he cautioned
the landlord to be careful Of a two gallon
can containing water which he said he
brought from home. for fear he might
rot find good water in this country. The
landlord succeeded III convincing the old
man that purer water than we have here
could not be found. even in Maine, and
that be had better empty his can, which
began to L" smell bad" He did SO, after
taking one last, long draught of his ia
vorite nectar, and remarking that it was
too bad to waste such good water after
carrying it so far.
The same old gentleman had very
limited idea of steamboating. He had
procured a through ticket via. Gnlena,
which entitled him to cabin passage
supposing that meals were extra did not
cat any thing for some time after getting
aboard the boat. The cravings of his
appetite finally got the better of his purse
and finding the stewart, commenced ne
gotat;ons for lunch. The stewart told
him that dinner would be ready in n few
minutes. Old father Maine said he
didn't want full meal as it would cost
too much. The stewart Informed him
that it wouldn't cost n cent, as it was al
ready paid fer-which was gratifying
news to the subject of this item, whose
verdancv furnished mint of fun for the
officers and passengers aboard.
- The above jokes we take from the
Hudson North Star.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-06-12
THE
Prescott J0URN AL,
A Local, Literary and Political
N e w s P A p e r,
PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY MORNING AT
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,
BY
LU TIE A. T A Y l. Q r,
Editor and Proprietor.
TERMS, $500 PER AN NUM-
Lutte A. T A Y l. 0 r !,
Editor and Proprietor.
LOCAL. MATTERS.

TERMS. $500 PER ANNUM
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The vote of Nashville stands: for sep
aration and representation 3.O33, ngain t
249; eleven other districts in this coun-
ty give 2.39s for the 8s against. Mem
phis 5,606 for separation. for non-rep-
resentation, and for the Union. The
interior, IS far as heard from, is nearly
I'm aninous. The State is largely seces-
sion.
LEXINGTON, KY, June s.
The statue of Henry Clay was placed
IN column this morning.
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On .hs p d.y q ASsusss. u III paa 70 Seiozk.
Martha A. Motion, aged months and dsys (
On the ~ DAY Of 1sptember ut 4 O'clock r N ,
~ infank ehARhAtER HUDDL EGTON ths
gfshddanohtf OF w. h and Martha a Melton ard
, mon'hs ssda days. 9" '''""' 's'N
Ellen nd CAarlh cnnne q while On earth l., ..r;l~
Then swettly passed away, go
Like carly flowers In sunny bowers -.
That blossom In May.
On the 18th inst, Of ccusuin utiop at hi. ,,ss
dcnce. on Duval street. WALTER X uEI rf,U
In the 40th year Of his ago. "N''
~ He ls&sss y wife and Eve children And ,tanx ~,
stives and friends to his loss Nav our To-.
be his gain - He was dear husband and hind "a
Their and friend.
'Dearest father. thou has, left u.s.
=. We thy loss most deeply feel
But 'tn God that hath beref US
-. He can all our sorrows heal.
THAR funerals will take place from Duva stree,
Church this sfter noon, at o'clock p. NJ
~ Frodericksburg papers please copy.
On yesterday morning, Ut half past 7 O'Clock.
MAKTHA BUTLER, daughter Of Joseph =. md
Sarah Ann Powell aged years s months and 4
days. ,tsLs -,
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
ner Iunera Nom the residence OF hsr parents In
henrico county, this wednesday, morning at 10
O'Clock, without further notice
On tbs 18th Instant, NANNY VIRGINIA,
youngest daughter Of William e. and Louisa r.
Luck, aged mOnths and ~ days
Inc friends and acquaintance arc invited TO at
tend Der funeral. this afternoon. ut 81 o'clock IRON
her fathers residence, corner Of Duvnl street and
Brook Avenue. st
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IHH ARMY STAKs.-Twelye months since a
humble OF gentleman In terested in the turf
entered into the usual annual sweepstakes
Tor three ear Clds, 10 be at the time
honored course OF New Market Petersburg Va
The present times were, of course, not anti
clpated nevertheless as training Tor n race
IS boti expensive and troublesome, each gen
tleman who had entered was bound be
ready 10 fulfill his engagement to run, or pay
his forfeit. There Were several subscribers
10 the stake of which we now speak OF these,
some resided In North or South Carolina,
some in Virginia. and one ia Savannah
Georgia.
1t became question, Il few day ago, '-shall
the stake be run?' and the response from a
majority of the interested parties Was, that il
sh,tid be rHa-and run for the benefit OF the
suffering of the gallant army row encamped
IN Virginia. To understand the liberaiity of
this donation, 1t Is proper we should state
that each OF the gentlemen naming a horse in
tLis stake, agreed TO subscribe three hundred
dollars If h horse should run, or one hun
dred dollars for ms default 10 appear at the
post. As consequence, If six start for the
contest, tthc number eltered) we shall have
si,soo ior the sWeepstake, not TO speak OF the
gate money, which Col. Hare, the proprie tor,
Will taboye expenses devote 10 the cause of
the feilei OF our sick and wounded soldiers
we know that hr. boswell, Mr. Gibbons
ana Noi Hare flor the Messrs Green and MIR.
|. @Aiien'l have assen ted to the The advancement
We iaantisn; and we DO not question that
Tvs "ebahiei and Aston will do the same
"nen opportunity is allowed to con sult them
iheie IL every prospect of good race Nc.
Daniefs promising Revenue colt will certain
ly be there. Ninetts will AZ e.r,aiaiy h. a.,
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Two HORRIBLE MCRDEhs IN OCAcHIrA.-Dn
Thursday morning, the 9th inst, Samuel and
Simeon Williams were tonlly and deliberate
ly murdered by II. D. W. Cherry and Gen.
M. Malone, III the western part of Ouachita
Williams, deputized BY the sheriff, and ac-
companied by his brother, had gone to the
house OF Cherry, with whom Malone was
living, 90 execute peace warrant Issued
against Malone, and both were shot dead ut
the gate. We refrain from giving farther
particulars at present. The murderers, Tor
whose arrest and Judgment in jail $500 rev ard
10 offered by the brothers Of the murdered,
are still at larxs.-lHoasroe {La.) Insstfissncv.
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tNhAPPY MAINLAND - The teie,ya,rs
when We from time 10 time publish, though
mentioning the names Of prominent gentlemen
VIII" have been arrested. 2ive M cor,ec. id.o
81 Tie real state OF things il, MARYLAND Ren,.
gees Of Tti,ndiy2 and character. who Inv. 90
capped into Virginia, represent that whole fam
HES are sometimes arrested HIS traitors. thai,
on,iitges Of the most atrocio,s nature are COM.
m'tied upon the ;ersons Of ladies OF the high.
est ciuss. aud that no one would belic.e the
extent Of These crimes against liberty aud ha.
Gritnity who has hot been Il witness to them.
Tie arm Of TIE South must DO stretched out
Tor The de!lyeiance Of these unfortunate peo-
pie, and the thIndefso OF our cannon must arouse
them 10 take part In the strife. A fearful nc
eonnf is 10 be rendered, and The people only
wait our comm. TO commence The work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

A HOMICIDE AND ITS REsUIr.-John s. Nor
gan, of Memphis, Tenn, who had been sta
toned at Union city as examiner 0; pas ror is
was killed at the latter point on last Wed
pesday, By pistol shot fired by Charles O.
Littell. The latter had been recently at
Memphis, and ON attempting TO pass the
guard, was told he must 20 back for Il pass
port. He started back, bnt instantly turned
round, drew Il pistol, and unfortunately
fired four or five shots, one OF which hit Nor
gan In the forehead, causing his iustan death
Deceased was not III the crowd, and knew
nothing OF what had occurred between Lit
tell and tina guard
Littrll was al impulsive man, and had
been living in Milikin's Bend, Louisiana for
several years, ana no doubt was a true South
erner. He was thought 10 De out OF his I'M ind,
wac arrested, and sent to Jail. subsequently,
two brothers of Morgan took charge OF him
to convey him 10 Memphis for examination
On the way he persuaded them 10 undo the
bands that held him, when he immedia lately
drew a knife and attempted 10 cut his own
throat. One OF the others told him that he
was right, and he then in turn assaulted him,
Morgan, and Hle latter shot him dead. LORDS
S5lie Courier.
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-nana, ana we inc,snv u sn,nk thas bcsn ss,b.

HMM, ana we incifUe 20 mink that outn fetb-
bons' and Hare's entries will come to the
scratch for the honor OF Manassa
Weca'l the attention of our appec,ative
cotemporartes of Charleston and New Or
leans to the facts stated above; and we append
for them and the public the following official
statement Of the entries for the race
Sweepstakes for 3-yoar Odds, $500 subscrip-
ton, 800 forfeit, two mile heals, TO be run
Fall of 1891.
W. II. Gibbons' b. G. Constantine, by Reye-
nue, oat OF Phiio by Mariner
Thos. w Doswelrs b. T. Niuettc. by Reye-
nue.; out CT Nina by Boston.
VIM. Aliens oh. c. By Red Eve, out of Flo
renee by imp. Herald
1. j. d w. j. Green's b. c. Wharton Green.
by hawkins Priam, dam by imp. Trustee.
d. McDaniels b. c. by Revenue, out of Die
Clapperton by Boston.
r. A. Alston'a hr f. by Lexington out of ST
Mary by Hamlet.
The race is set for the 18th Of October.
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Russoay Horses.-The horses drawing one OF
the Confederate wagons loaded with saddles,
became alarmed from some cause while pass
ing down Main street yesterday forenoon, and
made of In great haste, to the great terror OF
street passengers. They turned down 18th
street by our Office running at high speed TO
wards Shockoe Slip, the wagon coming in col
lision on its way with buggy. which 1t forced
out Of its track without serious damage, and
the horses knocking a man down near the Co.
lumbar Hotel, close to which they were
stopped. The name of the man, who received
q severe bruise on his head, is Benjamin Jen-
nings He is from PoWhatan comfy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

DEArH PROM SNAKE Bifg.-A correspondent
OF the Wilmington IN. c. Journal, OF the
18th Inst, writing from Rockiish, Duplin
county, says that on Saturday evening last,
while mnddying tho water in s.l.,n pond
Tor ash, Mr. Franklin J Dem psey was bitten
wards.
A sporting man named Marcus Cicero Stan
ley was arrested In New York on "Wednesday
night, by the order Of Secretary Sews I'd. on 4.
charge Of treason. He was SEEN 70 Fort La.
faystts.
Mr.. Scott Jones, q member Of Col. AShby's
cavalry, was shot on Monday week. says the
CharlestowR (va) Free Press, by one Of the
Federal plundsrers NJ Harpess Ferry. He
Will recover.
Luciler matches are now being made n
CAarieston, q. y. 4k
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WoULDx T STAY WHIPPED brave North
ern troops who We're at the bat tie of Manassa,
but who failed to see the fight which came OF
there, became very brave on their return
nome. Ws hear or them destroy ing printing
offices. nobbing editors, tarring aud leather
ing them and ridiag them on a rail, all be-
cause they opposed and condemned = war In
which these brave soldier boys voluntaere<
chap out West, who, getting badly whipped
Ia town, swors he wouidu't stay whipped, and
went home and damned his wife. Brave boys,
them Yankees .--7rus Delsa.
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Judge Lyonss Coart.--The Court sat at IL

Judge Lyons's Coart.--The Court sat at IL
O'Clock.
The trial of Benjamin Reid for felon iously
wilIuiiy and maliciously stabbng VIM. J .
Summ9ryille, was the first business in order
At three O'Clock, p. NJ. tia case was gi1en to
the jury, who brought in curing the evening Ii
verdict of Unlawful, but not malicious sta b.
bling against Reid, and fined hin! ten dollars
and fiAed his term of con finement ia Jail at
thirty days. The Court then took a Recess
Al four o'clock. tile Court again sat Foun-
tam Rove, charged with grand larceny in
ste" ing sil III money, the property OF Anton
Silver, was ;,rrai2ned, and jury in the case
sworn.
The evidence was not voluInirous and the
eduction of II occupied only O short time
The Common wealths Attorney and the
counsel for the prisoner having been heard,
The jury retired to consider OF their verdict.
At eight O'Clock, however, 1t appeared that
none would be agreed upon very soon and
the jury were placed in charge OF the City
Sergeant 10 be kept together till this morn
ing.
The Court then adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

JONES HoSan was arrested by officer Chalkley
yesterday, on the charge which hiss made his
name notorious in the Mayors court-name-
ly, drunkenness and disorderly conduct He
manifested his appreciation Of his position by
such hideoGS cries and outrageous conduct
beat a nd kicked the door Of his room with his
fists and feet ntil tired OF the fun for all of
which he will be called to account this morn
ing
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TERMS OF THE DISPATCH.

Ds1Is rAtKs.~~ 7seo oen,s per copy nj the
counter and fro'a the regular carriers Of the
city Per annum, 81 six months, s3i three
months ~ 10
SYM WEBRTY-~fS per annum,
NkkKLy.--S2 per annum,
Neither the Sar,i Weekly nor Weekly paper
viii be- cent for a less term than twelve
months.
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Il performance for the benefit Of the wives and
children of the soldiers from Richmond now
In the field will, we learn, take place at Met
ropolitan Hall on Saturday evening, the
southern Hsrmouians having kindly tender
ed their services for this iaudable purpose
The chairman Of the Relief Committee will
take The money at the door. This com any
will also perform every evening during
the week Their houses heretofore have been
large, and frequent plaadits have testified the
public appreciation of their efforts 81" r.
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HastiR9s Caurt.--A called session OF this
court on yesterday examined John T. Smith,
on tho charge OF felon ou lsy taking and ear
ryfng away horse and buggy belonging to
Davis Il Hutcheson. The court discharged
him, the evidence indicating unlawful mis-
chief rather than a theft
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

State Armory.-The State Ar1nory is now at
the corner Of 9TH and Cary streets The bu.
siness OF the Ordnance Department OF yir-
ginia Is now transacted there
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Aa0lAsS company Of soidi1s, from Texas, came
in on the Danville train yesterday. They be-
long TO the Polish Brigade, we learn, and to
the l4th Regiment from Louisiana, though
the former Is their State.
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Mn. McMAsTERs IN FORT LAYAYFTTE.-
The telegraph announces that this independ
ent and true hearted Irishman has been sent
TO Fort Lafayette. Notwithstanding that lie
had changed the character of his paper,
making it truly religious, the ty rant could not
forgive him for his sharp, parting salutation
on that occasion. The mean aGd little
minded are malignant and unforgiviug Our
tyran' at Washington is Filing his prisons
through his petty malice.
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CosrIscArRD.-Among the property OF Sc
eessionists seized in Boston on Tuesday, BY
Marshal keyes, WIS parcel of Treasury
n ties to the value of $780, 600, belonging to u
,,erchant in Charleston, s. g., who received
them in payment for his portion Of two yes-
sells recently bought by the Government
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Procsst NarsA1.-Is there any In or near
Richmond Whether there Is or not, we are
requested 10 state that the Mayor does not
aspire to that homer, ner wish to perform the
duties of that office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

Tie Locomotive J. x. anderson was Yesterday
on the track of the new railroad connecting
the Petersburg and Fredericksburg railroads.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

COMPETITION AMoya rHg BAxKRs.-- bakers
IN Newark, N. J., are competing with each
other on the size OF the loayes they furnish. and
are publishing plaeards, each man stating how
large an amount of the stan OF life he gives
IN on q loaf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-18

IN Irtshsaaa fell from wagon TO the ground
yesterday, on one OF our streets, and received
a considerable bruising. Ris wounds were
promptly dressed, and he Went his way re-
loicipg.
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- TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH

AEe TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH
- CONGRESSIONAL d 8 r R ICT-Com.
posed OF the counties Of Campbell, Amherst, Nal
son, Albemarle, Fluvanna and Buckingham AT
the solicitation Of q number OF gentlemen of differ
ent parties throughout the District, announce ny
sclf candidate TO represent you In the nrst Con
gress Of the Confederate Statee under their Der
manent Constitution. will take an early oupo,-
tunity TO address the people at their respective
Court Houses. So - =
40 l8-ts lanes p HoI TONRE
@Whig. Enquirer and Examiner please copy.
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TRIAL Of shs {aiea Ghn at Old Poist-Rip Rnps-
Aanicmsory IF No,Joik--- BGlioons-Lddies a
cork on Ujater Equipments for Soldiers, etc.
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4 CARD.-Having heard Of reusrks preju-
"A dicial to my School. n consequence Of the
recent occupancy Of one OF the rooms BY few
sick soldiers. under The of Of the ladies
in the vicinity. hereby take occasion say that
the room has been used especially for the conva-
lesesnt !; that a gentleman who has been occupying
one Of them for several weeks has experienced 10
Iii effect from the presence Of til" disabled men, and
ali the rooms are being thoroughly clcaused knd
whiLew ashed. lee lS-lt' T. W. CONE.
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PUB1LsHERS AND BOOksr,ty
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TENTH THOUSAND o.,
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ARMY REGULATION
Adopted for the use Of the Confeter,.,e Stsios h
accordance with late acts Of Coa9rosS revise.
from the old United states Army, leJ7, r.,e4n
ing all that Is essential tor Otfiears Of the Line
to which Is added act for the e&tsiAishusss
and organization of the Army u the Coni.e'
ate States of America AIso, ArsicIes OF Wly
for the Government OF tho Army ot sho Con
federste States OF America O.
~ Orders, " receive prompt attention shos
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