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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
VIRGINIA to-wit.

NlRGlNIA tO-vit.
In the Circsa Court or Jefferson County.
Ann T.. Gilmer, P.aistis.
Against IN CHANCERY
Henry Berry, Admir-. az boais non with the
will annexed Of John Baker decd, Vincent VI.
Butler. Admir- with the will annexed of William
Short decd, Robert Lucas. late Sheriff Of JET.
ier.on County. Committee Admir- OF Joseph
McMurran. deed. and OF Samuel d. Baker Do
ceased, aud of VIM L.Ie Baker, dee d.. and John
Baker deed, and OF Robert W. Baker. decd.
aud Of Juliet W. Baker, decd. and OF Ellen NJ.
iapscott' deed D.ns.
The Washington County Bank, Re. PRH
RS. IN CHANcERT
VIM. LueAs, Admir- Of Samuel Engle. dec a..
and the heirs Of said decedent IeUs
AND
John Hopkins, surviving partners. &c. EkTs.
RS. IN CHAScERY
The same defendants As in the frat above
case anal Ann r.. GilIner. D,0s
4 COMMISSIONER D.. T.. Cooke having male
Nan ADDITIONAL report in pursuance Of the de-
cree OF the hast term. and these causes coming
on again To be heard by consent upon the papers
formerly read and sad report OF Commissioner
Cooke. Of October 18th 1860. was argued by
counsel. and the Court not deciding ANYTHING
arising upoa said report except what relate. 10
the bond OF II. ke,es. for Sj6s.l7 cts, with in
terest. IL Is decreed and ordered that the re-
reIyer Of The Court do collect she said bond and
after deducting his own counrpisson and the ex
Penses OF said report OF oc,nber 9Th. 1860. that
he pay over one fourth OF the balance 10 the
plaintiff Ann T. Gilmer. anil THE cause s again
~ committed 20 the~ane commissioner 10 asrer
tain and report what proper disposition should
be made OF the rensaiaing ftinsls IN the cause
IN whose hands they arc. and in what capacity
held making any special statement deemed per-
tincst by hin-clf or which NAV be rcquirrd.-
And the sad commissioner " directed to give
notice iothe rssrtcs BY peblicaiion in rome news
paper Of the county. once n week for four sue
ee--i'c weeks which pabiicRtion shall be IA Iieu
al personal nOtise. A C0py--Tesr.
r. +. BROWN, Clerk.
The parties TO the shove suits are hereby nosi
hf-i % appear NJ my office. in Charle-,own JET
ieFsoa Cognty. Nirginia. on the in day OF
March 1851, with their evidence 20 enable me
~ execute the above deere.
EDW ARD r. COOKE. C0un'r.
GhaFteafuvrp Es.h sfi IefI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
- Marriage Gnide.-Re.-

-.
ing private iHstriciCf Tor in8rtisd pere,n. -
oT fi'c,se Stout ~ BE- @aFfi,si hsfh mall s0A(
ard ienias w everything or,eF'ing The Ils ,iology
ad rfllftfus ~ Nuhl system sa the sstf.f,,
~ prevention ~ ufrsnF. iBsiuling All tls new NJ
cutctits never hcffc even iu The E1uish fanRusTr
tf w. iOi ~. ~. n. This isresilr valuable 40
Interesting eurt. u D. sfiffcH IN piain uugHssr s,r
ts general rcafcr. sd " Hsi,fuife With numerous
e'fFAft.s. AT you3a sasH3rl soFic .of ftu.e eos,.
tfuflzilrg n1riagf fnd hes tc ca-t iiaf-tlfsff
- n1rfici ~ siftd rad fis h-Jk. udsc ises -.
eFfts that ever sisotf ~ scdnaiaffd Nth al
u & toak Hsf must be ksked ~ ass no. l- ss,s
the hoitsc u win - seri ~ hns 81 the rsc~ifs
N q rents t1 sfsfle ~ postage HaHI@ Afhirrss ~
w. lotAB. n. 81 SPracc 81 Above fiif f'hiiafl.
pila. ~.
80 tFyhfcrgR sNp NNFeNfrs Az No rsnfsef What
nay ~ yustr dacase. hfifr gti plzee gsIr-rr asisg
80 rare % ole ~ fhe Dufssi0us CIarks sasfs
~ tHretEaa-1 sdfertse 81 the o. ans ssirs tassf
~ rsa.r ~ either ~ ~. fgaugs hsoas nf,d ss,d
carefully u siH ~ fbe rnsass ~ ssvsnr 10. $780,
. dniiaf. tnHf hsssfh. aed ps,sslbly gsur ire.
-. YOUNG cea ~ ruiisifs8 osfsny - fie disfasss
1e-ritei - hta qaHisnfiasis. ~ his ONCE. No lea
sifare ttFHet. ahafr ffh fAar. a. aso.--essuiv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

o, - 60 =, n. ,i,g aa1 very ignoranf prvach.
-. 49,. ii. 80 Preaebs,i = doetrine
IPon i'eiog reain'lei u shls. ~ -, = r. '''''
marked. eoo'il -
SAos' but fi.'r' sle-s Pad asa Td.e.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
SPECIAL NOTICE.
G2aka ~ - -
I've Through Trails Daily,
Befresn HarPers-Fery and al parts Of tie
EAST AND WEST.
TEASSruErsTIoN OgTIcr

IlIIIT0aT. .
HsRrgEs-FKEK Noy. q, GO.
FHiSr.T The Express Tran Having BALTIMORE daily,
including SUNDAY. 10 tofrlsrk and ~ minutes n. NJ
arriving ~ bcnWo-d at "a A. M.--coDneeting with
the Cincinnati ~ lress Train and arriving 81 Cineis,-
Hat az o'cioek. y. n. Mating direct conventions
with the Express Traiu for Louisville. Cairo and
the south west. itr ~. Dcui-, kAssas Nebraska Ae
S6OND.-Thc Mail Traia kaSes Baltimore daily
teScepf -arrilys) at % A. NJ, arriving 1t Cumier.
LAID u u ~ 4. ~. ard Whes1if SIS Pm
THIRD. Accommodation Trsn leaves BaIfinsore slai
~ az 10 a. NJ. arriving At Cumberland al - r. ~
fiirongh Tiekeis he bad az this statIon 20 all
the prDcipai western and spursrwe stert, towns
Iue time ~ arfiya ar departure ~ all the tassen.
ger trains ~ tiis station l. a. fsa.ows
THAtNS WT~TtI ann
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Prof. l.. MILLER'S
EkIH IlJYrGSPArcT

Az HfhTNf. sAfh And Ic"SosIcAL UosrOrSp
FOR RESTORING GRAY HAIR Co IT, original e.,ior
sTav. $500 ''''i"s
FOR PRIV tNTiNG badness ard ct,rin:, II when
There u The ieasi particle 81 vitality or rccnler:i,
energy rcfuHipirr.
okRENoFlNG scURF AND DASkRvFF. a,5
al cnttnenti, asectio . VI the = alp
FOX bfAJ Trying The HAIR, itRparring Ia IL an
e'la.iivd giu-s aid brllhHcY. making ~ .nft and
sAy ia ii' toN'"rr aud causing ,o curi rrasliiy
I'VE great c-lchrirty ami the Increasing mi IN,
i ilis uncquailc preparation co.i,iurr lie rr,r-c
t"rttt one tflai l. oiig ucc,ssal o. safsfy i.rcr
ing puhe II IL SUPERIOR qualities over ANY u,b.,
Prf@rsto,s at p,">et in Is ciraIt-.. tls l..I
siid >Alp fi1iH dfsfo,tH G 0,y- e1ts ,lis>g.<,
'hu-es TIE hair To- grow uyuiiaHtiy AMI ray,.. /,
nch sit, g's'>sy aud flexible appearance AMI all,
~hctr TIE hair = iu0srUinr aud thinning IL wifi ri,,
ichth n'd Nir"f ." The rlSis re,iprs the To IA Co
yield 's '"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

Tur MivisrEs ASD TnE CocxApE.-A very
conservative and genial minister Of this city.
meeting one Of biz Young friends On N street.
looked vIlh sons curiosity upon what struck
BIN n ro-r on the hat Of his friend. aud IN.
qlired what Il meant SIR" said the young
Liu.-i that Is ,Le cockadei - @Cockade." erh.
oel The minister. -cockadc" "Ycs. SIR. cock
ado. IlRis all right. amt it. sir!' Yes. b
sad the minister ~plI right, all right on the
goose The young aisn has no, been seen
siu,c- T1aisriHc Democraf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21


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BY -. Moo. -As ,hs ss-s q tss.s
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Asa xosasrpar
As vsAuy Psysss.
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d. o. ~ -s.-.i ,..s.s,.s 70 ~, a., s....s 30
as--- .si h-,-...x :. .le a., IN. .ssa The
-. -
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tss -s@'s n--fs,ss .sy h1s 80 t.e- ~ 80 tee
.hsSh hey ss-,s-- - a-s--.
f'.'' -''A s'--i '''r-e'. IN Y. rn,st..
nnis.' Disorders = Liver csos's,sss.
F.~- D.. Tl>-'~s. NJ Il NJ I-~t or
Nj e.iv ,-ay Pa. .,-l- 81. tr-l o. th~ir r-r.
:. :. .l-s'sst a, s,' ,lssr lxr-ss-l .ss,. srea
to vsg.-i n.ssv .1-S,..i &C. ~ = 81 49,
JsI'f' ts-a .Hy e'ss rvH'--i- s-ats- sso-t.,y
~ liz eeskls.e. q III. tssl--ls 49, ~. 1919,
n........ -.
vs-,n U.s. tnt.
We,AHs'.a' u - Ith f.h. 100 \
~. - -. 80 ;, 20 % ts-sf % $50 i--,sssi
-, " 49,, -. \ %. $3.50 e'ta-- -a.4 snsAss t-s'-ssto
l.iisf astlpvs Ias n'-r !. gssk a-ss-l eos...-
hsy "s 80 ss". .his sss--siS - d,.sEsn~nts
-. - "a . ss,,s., -, 4, -, 81. ',sna So
- ,,s ~ '--4 ~ - 80 as..ay ys.i 70
'- --p ''s.s $780, shL'- " u,
1y"es"| hnf A4'"s fs>sys-i-
Dyssutsry Dssrrh-s R.l.. vV.x.
sf.-us ~. ,. Z. assua. y s.ae.ya
Ises rnl. have lata i's 'ri-l "a my ps.tios. ana
80, ss.s -, ~, We s-s a!.'..s ss.
sn =. saersai fe'ssd; -.so si'sa On ss.li d-s- fer
plaA-s tis NY sv,ssLis a.. ssssss-ss L. sio a..
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IA d.trr.-. t. s.saL.., ~. go. - a.s..,.. -,
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ssst kSp~a s.d sOssd. sii, rsSsssn.-s I t..a Z,
f~as- ~. HAAS
wAksss Wyaaslns Ca n " n~t "a issk
pr.r sra . an uslas ,aSas C-th.,,k- tas IN -, -.
de- .si s, rI.--, an ,eii... s.',,,,.s - ~ ,S.
sys;<.a ssi p-syS tls Js.HassassJ p.s As-a-s.
'~iS y IMAGINABLE
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- THatJeh. ftts, etc.
Fseas %. j. u rssgss. ~ sln>,i Grade
Too rnRch l. your nm, &c III. cor. a
eSty'Ss hcsi.-r. q nHfefsi'v i.av. s-lsd theu
-mss ins =. hss~ thu s'Ftals tsn Tso-l.im-
-, 80 ~ We in'.i~- -'o suffer fon
a.. p,o-sni,us q u.r. ,st a., - $3.50 ~ y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
TIE ENTLEn uoTrT.

FIffis ~ rstshii.t el sd va kas.r. -.
ifF'iet,Fs 10. Fs0n cs5ssrff. So Il -. I. .
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s,sies stu pfnrs afrffdsisir q ~. = -
I" ~ =, ~ 49, 49, - fles.-gi - rsff y 80
" tHtEriF - ssfsi.ss ssfls.1ts -. - =
49, 81 sfs-Vas sN sfrf 80 - -. - -
sT.ssry-tsfira afn - sltss ,ss.l -. -, Il Il
tsh p r'erffrf eot'fieeflg rtEst.sL. - !. ~
a. $500. - - ~ ee~rsl... SIS y. -
80 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Edge Hin csmsssry.

wv tfe'tFrt q ~ igs Nm cru,-isry c.. -.
a fatff hsfi'iE 6.l..sfsti : q i,.rt.s -. 7 49, ~
e-t - Hileee ~ L0fs a. Ill a., -
-. - titfHtflfes ~ ihfif aiesl.
- bfstf0ri - kefe ~ Gene
o. .-si rt,.ss ~ "a .flerrasf &, a.
80 lltfffi'it fu tsfs 49, -. 49,. =. -. ., =.
dtsi ~ r'rfcfaff = tHf s.-lasl-ss - fffsf
q ~ Eestfsn - '''-'fy JIM Pftst
arf.rffH f-ls -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

TIVE runstsutly increasing demand for Tin Sheet.
Iron aud Brass Ware cocking apparatus u every
% nsta iSs,hss, sissiiae arsi al other JON
work counseted with ms business hs infneed me 10
greaiy Increase nay iaeihtt Tor ssp,lrax twih than
s.,nisnse Tor Which u, has s<,,ures
ssrc- Have engaged In the business much nsore
extensively than h-rrfo;,dc and have sns,ie artangr
nes 20 ouy al ny material directly trsn tho
pi"ser mnehinsrN asf tool. Tor the snnfstnrt % s
~arcs anal have cfnl"yci hut the most expert
checi ~"tknicn aud a, mADafsiurc N a. ,~nsi,sy
ms anv ei,eeru IL the same islncss Ia t,e state am
Esrseu, e''anicn of ahi, -mppv ti,s ,ifisssss
oi 'reinss With all war;, IN branch a.. l,s-ln.>.
"h A. ACCOMMODATING terms - Rny concern IN the
STATE psins Ia tse ckfeisiNt sissk of drstcut ares
shsrh kecp ronsiantly on hafJ.i tEink can ,r.er
Inducements Ia all in TIN, state hch ,ann.s f,il 10
ns nIr to M q very nhcrnl nair...ace
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

hSrrhs best vAy to ha@bls psoaa maa !.
- take 70 notes II hia,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Oaly TWenty-Fivo Cents

I-,rfuner~ ~"
l. AllIlT uould call the Attgn tio1 of Parents an,
Duaf'iians f0 The ne 81 hes lnyicfsof To- rp.e. !,
the ciihifer>' Hair rsLnc. 60 30 wax The u~. AZ
u LAYS the foundation fs go-sf ksf ~ Ll.- a. n =,
NOES siIy hniaItes that have lsecoae connect
81 Nth the -aiF. The frfval ~ which l. me- ..srtt
Isca-spcr al IN. hair y
.rTluS. -Nons rrHui~e ~i'ioai the fs~ .l,nns
.alti. hlidlI -, 80 y . outer ursp;-c4t a.,
Cia-f - - -
Wholesale pclo' ~ prv ~ snd sslitv ~ the ,..,
cfal Merchants snd Druggist. -isuit tir ,sy(f
ss-i4erni dscuuft 90 Tstrtiass.r. t.v tbs c,,,,t,
ai.ft slfslr,s Ia f,.,...uf a.. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
II 4 N w are

have ns~ IaainfaciuTo,i a ssry larg, ami sraersl
asSsstincHi ~ rin.nar, ~ the i-st auahI, ~Llrh 4
~m ~ a. nv e-tabiishmctt Va tharie.to~s 90 ttfo'
my fnNctag scut- though s ,,,.,., a, t,r ,,r,,
m W. sia'e 81 o- isce,ss IN Nshan ~ loF
Sai.a hsss, shetPsAias. Bce,saA,
Couutiy Hand sap Sc
1ho~e ~ho i-afr,sis. ti. e.tAhIi-hn.-n, ell ye,y
-" &c ahie :" apyfrttatr the ,rBs~ NJ, ting
these raf,> hFvnFht Ia their business L,,.s. anal ,r
fse TAKEN ifosn the same ~iiui g, ing them eiti,r
the sNIsHse II dwight or trsuble rrtan IoI ,hit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Sheet-Iron


w s"-k ~ 7 % ' J. ~ this time
.hsir a. st-i chs.Icc iuT .clccilon a. car r<rlA
he i"hni ~ srv establishment "a the state 49,
Ain"ts Nhirh may o. found the HAk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

hzy~A Mr.. Briggs said ncighbor. WHO
stepped INTO iie house Of the FORMER. just as
che was in ,he set d srnring herself 81 the "a
bic 'Ila'c you h,ard Of the dreadful acci-
dent
Mly no What was it,
NJ. bus-s l.a, l.l!eu flom bis wagon snd
is killed"
IL itPo-sible veil ju.i wait until I finish
ny dinncs, and then 5a % bear er,,ng."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY

uHt itc latest PCrvb VI lie ar Ia ea-es where a..
hair has alfts.iy ,,trcd rulu~ the ne ~ th,. In
Nlsnfalor Viii W.T. ctrtaifty rcs0rs u 4, IL srs,.,or
hue g'Nirg IL a dark. :io.sy appearance A. -
i1ne hir The ius,i ald Hair Restorative 10 !. taT,E,
H',N rcc"'nncrde,i having ~ ng ccAi!r frr rrsnce
ah the great facics Hfiofi. dssSsssy ~ k,,;y
N'.'h N!irh m"isi Nth The layirDraf0f can s Ir,-.
81 ~ h1y required Ezra - o. pre-. cr,e IL. tlpe
Nh'llcr taii Orii euri.c'cc the r,.at tis,r,.i f.r
bt lhe i"i q sia"sidS,i h'tG aytc'c uhiri o.
10 n nil Linn Wv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

par NJ dear busbasJ ss,d Devised wife.
why vii you not leave oa smoaingf u -
such an o,lious pTactice, and make. your breath
smell 80
Yes replied The hnstand, I've tssu tbinE.
ing q u bpt then only consider the tne have
sI~nt.io l.arn 20 smoke. II J shooid leave 81
bow All has 'iu'e and money wosld have ben
wasted don't you sec'~
eth ! didat think a hist
ABi ~ NJ Seraggs sinokesou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

= aIious soF'. an 'iIes among which may DC found
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

Ss~As AZ. a. o. ese<S- - e-"eHyA
yeur fnis have taita inrg ,rt-l pF.<tics spA
bod them In ,sts-u " the -t at~ti.uts have
s,sr b~ssd fher Hii-s.vs s.ts p-u th- liver rssk.s
thsns saeriisat r.e., v~o sissa ia ss.i de. Tor
tasa-s dgsAArg ssf sisyraes. lL.iT spsas.s.silnx
hEAk-s u'cr wy saIs.ls .d sS1sssl-lt 81 tho uss
q uOuea AL cl.ikltsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Fresh Coypriny of uair

i.'Ir are hs''if's 81 IA lie Hrl gentlemen la New
toTk NlH have had their hair fc,it,rri y H. a.. q,
tis ih'eoTait, wica al other prrlss-aii,,,, hal sil
cd l.. ". h'- W his procession letiefs fuun,erablr
ir-iti o. The above fact. irvsr,l -r. a. a., hi,,
est rcspcrailiirv. II viii ef!rctuaii, I,,,,t he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

rs tr'si hsrs u--d yo-r Pin. ~itA s.irsotiin.-y
s"ec. In iHy f.n',ls s'si <.as fi,-> c.- 20 ,t.t
IA as'Tys-- 10 ssssLAss "a. uss..s s.asstaa aad
patfy the btssi iss3 ths WY Lot r-s,siy h.s.
e"e tS"sn, ssd eOsad. aily rs.sa.ss.s a tl.u Z.
~ htsn1s- t0ass. J. 4. uINss
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04
Prescott, Wisconsin, September 4, 1851.
Party Lines.

We are glad to perceive in the lead
ing Republican press of the State a grow
ing disposition to unite with all loyal
men on a ticket which all can support.
A short article from the Milwaukee .Senti-
mel, which we republish, gives our view of
the matter. We also reprint an article
from the Hudson North Star, which will
be read with interest. The Starts the
only Democratic organ in this part OF
the State, between La Crosse and Supe-
rior, and its patriotic course entities it to
tue respect of all true men.
The Transcript fayors a union ticket,
but objects to the manner of the call for
Senatorial Convention, as unauthor-
lied. We know the committee issued
the call after full consultation with mem
bers of the party, and in obedience to
what they believed to be the wishes of
the people.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04

To those who are disposed to despair
OF the Republic, if there are any such, We
commend the following practical view of
the matter from FoRNEY's Press: ut is
impossible for any one 10 contrast the
resources of the loyal and disloyal por-
tons of our country without feeling that
We can only be unsuccessful in this con-
test through our own neglect, supineness
or want of fidelity to our glorious cause.
The men, the money,the physical resour-
everything that great commander
could desire exist among us to sufficient
extent to far outweigh the capacities of
resistance which the insurgents possess.
We command their whole seaboard, and
thew can only occasionally gain, by
stealth. an outlet to the ocean. We have
n greatly superior population, and in case
of necessity, can enlist, equip, and main
tain in the field from four to five times as
MANY soldiers as the Secessionists. War
is, to great extent, an exact science
MANY accidents, it is true, influence i'm
portant results, but given force proper.
iy applied, will necessarily overcome a
specific amount of resistance, and if it is
not in the power of the loyal States of
this Union to overcome the disloyal por-
tons of it, all the rules which have hore-
tofore controlled the military operations
Of mankind have been reversed for their
special benefit.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04
The Time to Compromise.

Senator johnson, of Tennessee, tells us
when it will be proper to compromise
with armed traitors. In recent speech
he said.
Il am speaking of the talk about COM
promise. Traitors and Rebels are stand
ing with arms in their hands, and it is said
we must go forward and compromise
with them. They are in tie wrong;
they are making war upon the Govern
ment: they are trying to upturn and des-
troy our free institutions. l say to them
that the compromise have to make I'M
der existing circumstances is, ground your
arms; obey the laws; acknowledge the
supremacy of the Constitution: when
ycu do this l will talk to you about COM
promise. All the compromise have to
TO make is the Constitution Of the United
States
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04
Union Senatorial Convention.

In another column will be found call
for union convention to nominate q
State Senator The call is issued jointly
By the committee of both parties, with
the exception of |. |. Foster.
We have favored a union ticket from
the first, if it can have for its basis the
unconditional support of the Administra-
ton until the rebellion is utterly over
thrown though it takes years of deadliest
strife and drains the wealth of our land.
We have had, however, our doubts about
the practicability of such union, know
ing the tenacity of the Democratic party
for names; but if they are willing for
once to ignore party distinctions and lay
aside partisan prejudices and unite on the
ground of"No compromise with traitors"
then are we in favor of a union. But
we want an unequivocal declaration that
they will remain faithful to the Union.
come what will. The Government at
this time needs the earnest support of a
united North, nothing short of this will
enable it to carry the country safely
through the terrible crisis.
We do not think the committee were
the proper persons to call this convention
they were chosen by their respective par
ties to call strictly party convention, and
that was as far as THEN authority extend
ed. For them to call union conven-
ton was as much of stretch of power as
it would have been for the Democratic
committee to have called Republican
convention. The proper method would
have been for the committees to have
called their conventions and for them to
have agreed on the basis of UNION
transcript.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04

a SENSIBLE CoLoNEL.-It is said of
Col. Burnside, of r. L.. that he is great
foe to long speeches, and is invariably a
oman of few words" In this connec-
tioa it is related of him, that, on an oc-
casion of the presentation of color
to the Regiment by member of Con-
gress. in behalf of some ladies in Wash
ington, the said M. c., as is usual with
men of bis cloth, prefaced the present
with lengthy speech. Burnside stood,
with head uncovered, waiting with all the
patience he could muster, the conclusion
of the harangue upon which turning to
the speaker he remarked, 1" Very much
obliged to you-fall in-fall in !" and
Immediately the regiment was on the
march.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-04
Administrators Sales

In PnopArs-PrrRcE County CoURT.
Tn the matter of the estate of Simon Waller,
deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
~ and in pursuance of an order OF license
made in said matter on the third day OF June,
1861, by the County Court of said county,
the undersigned administrator of said deceased
WILL on the 18th day of July next, at ten
o'clock A. NJ, at the Probate Office, in Concert
Hall building, in the city OF Prescott, otter
for sale at public vendue the undivided half OF
the following described lands to-wit: The
west half of northeast quarter Of northwest
quarter of sec. four, and the south east quarter
of northwest quarter of section twenty-sev-
en-, and north half of southeast quarter and
south half of northeast quarter OF sec. TWEEN
ty seven, and southwest quarter of southwest
quarter of sec. thirty-four in township twen-
ty-six, range eighteen west. and the south
east quarter of northeast quarter OF section
thirty three, and the southwest quarter of
northwest quarter OF sec. thirty IN township
twenty-seven range eighteen west, and the
northeast quarter of sec. twenty-five in town
ship twenty seven range nineteen west, and
the northwest quarter of section thirty six.
and the north half of southwest quarter of
section thirty-five, and the east half of north
west quarter and southwest quarter of north
west quarter of sec. thirteen in township TWEEN
ty-five range seventeen west and the east halt
Of southwest quarter and west half OF south
east quarter of section nineteen and the north
half Of northwest quarter of sec. thirty in
township twenty seven range seventeen west,
and also lots nine and ten in block j., lots
three and four in block NJ, and lot seven in
block Ten, in Copp d Maxson's addition to
the city of Prescott.
The terms of sale will be made known at
the time and place of sale.
M. A. DREIBELBIS, Administrator.
Dated at Prescott, June 6, 1861.