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DEATH OF ANOTHER MINIsTIR.-Rev. John
Bst.eIle, q prominent minister Of the Western
Vrglnia Conference, died at the residence Of MI
John Coburn, on Thursday morning last, after
an illness Of several weeks. Mr.. Battelle was
strong Union man, and took an active part In
sustaining the canse In bis section Of the State
serving for some time az Chaplain OF the I'd Viz
pinIa 1wheeling) Regiment Ii Is singular
coincidence thai Mr.. Battelle and Mr. Hirst
(EhOss death we also notice today were warm
friends, having graduated at the same college,
had been separated for some years, and MI. d.
coming 10 the city, Mr. Hipt introduced him to
MIR COburn, and IN q shor, time Afterwards both
were taken sick and died within three days OF
each other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

RAPR-Last Thursday, q negro man named
Henson Hawkins, who lived with a colored man
named Catcher, in the Northern Liberties, tool
a small colsred girl. a daughter Of q coloreo
woman named Godfrey, living in the same
house, aud carried her TO his room, and CON-
United rape upcn her. The mother went i'm
mediately FOR oAcsr Parker, upon being told by
The child, but the fellow decamped suddenly
saturday night Hawkins ventured within the
Limits Of the city, and was captured by Parker
and taken before Justice Thompson, who after Q
hearing Of the case, sent him 70 jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

SuppEN DxArH.-Yesterdsy morning, aoou
. O'Clock, the boarders &C Mrs. Houghsrs
open the door Of room IN the house occupied
Mr.. Alexander wadsworth and found MI. " a.
, worth dead. Il Is supposed he died about Q
O'Clock Saturday afternoon, - nc wss nea
ZrOaning about that time 40 IL In pain. The
ceased vas about % yean Of age and very fesPe
ably connected
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

for those moving on left. Gen. Bayard, with two
regiments OF his cavalry brigade from New Jer.
sey and Pennsylvania, were thrown In advance
OF Tower, and the gallant and erncient Col
Dufe (of Bayard's command) with his own
Rhode Island and the First Maine Cavalry, Were
thrown In the advance Of our division OF oLser.
walton on the left.
At IL a. m. IL was definitely ascertained from
reports from these forces that the purpose Of the
enemy could hardly be flank movements. Ere
p. m. the impression became general at General
Pope's headquarters on the field that, instead OF
seeking thus to renew the engagemen:xhe rebels
were either seeking new position In the rear or
skedaddling.
Since we reached Washington Gen. Pope hiss
telegraphed here that the engagement was not
renewed yesterday afternoon, that the enemy have
retired 10 q position two miles back, and that he
advanced his own army this morning. 10 that
lately held by the enemy.
We omitted to state above that the prisoners
say that the rebels commenced the fght with
10000 men, Ewell in command, who Were rein.
forced by Jackson with S, oOo more before Q p m
the balance Of J.'s army getting up early In the
night. They claim their combined force to be
from afty to sixty thousand strong
By break In the telegraph the reception M
Gen. Pope's order to Gen. King 70 join him with
his (K.'O admirable division was delayed TWEEN.
ty-four hours. He, however, started his advance
from the vicinity Of Fredericksburg a. p. m. Of
Saturday, and ats q. m. yesterday had reached
Eli Run Ford. So he Ia doubles up with the
main army by this hour.
From our own knowledge Of the situstion, we
fsei sure that the reception Of this important
addition to his nne army, has alresdy been taken
sdvantage CT BY Major General Pope, and that
he Is again In motion towards Gosdonsviiie
His men all believe him iIresistable, and feel
certain that signal victory VIII attend his move
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

SUDDEN DzArA john Peterson died very sud
denly al Rainy's Hotel, on ID street near Seventh,
Yesterday afternoon az O'Clock. The ds4esed
s. discharged soldier, who belonged TO New
YORK regiment. He was taken very suddenly
with strangling a., sRd In afteen minutes he
was Q corpse. Parties Ia the house say be died OF
consumpt on. Others aver that his intem perate
habits produced his death, a. be was known TO
De excessively dissipated-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-08-11

supvrtNrHNpgsf OF BRICK WoRx--eince the
on Henry D. Cooper Is superintendent
: - MGR ,e,,.k Of the Treasury eIteasion that
80 has bssn hlicd temporarily until Saturday
"a. whea the post WIS permanently tlied by the
: npointment Oh M Valentine Mason M. Ma
"a Wa for merry q master woskms al rah kiysr,
~ sss and has The repuiition o. peinx 0eseus my
p~rfnfSah p. ..".
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In the matter of the application of A. I. Nor
ton 10 vacate certain portions of his addition
to the city of Prescott.
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
N signed. A. I. Norton, will apply TO the
circuit court Of Pierce county, at the general
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county on the foarth Monday of May, 1862.
to.wit May 90, 1862, for an order vacating.
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description of said pre- discs to be vacated as
aforesaid. to-wit: All of block one Il ]. two
T21. five Isl. eight Isl, eleven [Ill. fourteen
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and fifteen [l5l, Massaehusett. Street, Maine
Street, and those portions of Kilbourn Street,
Prospect Street, Euclid Street. Randolph
Street, and Union Street, lying and being
north of Maine Street in said A. T. Motors
addition to the said city Of Prescott. il46-6
Dated March II, 1862
T. NORTON.
Yoke d FIrcu, Att'ys for Applicant.
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I ANKEE BILLIARD
AND
DRINKING SALOON.
Siaerifs's sale.

Circuit Court Pierce County-State Of Wis
consn. +. A. Dohrman, plaintiff, against
Franklin Otis and S. I. OTIS defendants
10y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county for the
sum of four hundred and t~enty-eight and
S-l00 dollars, with interest thereon from the
18th dav of November, A. ID. 1859, in favor Of
said plaintiff and against said defendants in
the above entitled action, have levied upon
the following described property to-wit =
the east half Of southwest quarter and the
west half OF southeast quarter of section
number IL township &c, range Is, and south
west quarter of north-wt st quarter section 6.
township &c. range Is, and lots l, s., in block
number 4, and eight rods square adjoining
said lots on the North in the village of Fr~nk-
lin; also, defendants interest in a certain
piece of land described as follows, to-wit -
commencing at a stake and stone in the centre
of the highway indicating the northwest cor
ner of lot sold 10 Martin Kellogg. running in
the centre o. said highway ten rods, thence
on line South 50 degrees east until it strikes
the Trimbelle stream. said stream forming the
East and South boundary until it is intefsec-
ted by small rivulet; said rivulet to be the
line to the southeast corner OF a lot containing
one acre decided to B. f. Spaulding by the
party of the first part, thence on the east line
of said lot to the northeast corner thence
on the north line of said lot to land decided to
Perry ID. Pierce, thence northerly on the line
of said lot to land sold to John c. Martin.
thence easterlv of the south line of said land
until it strikes = line running North Is West.
starting from the northeast corner of he said
lot decided 10 B. t. Srauldng, thence on line
ia The northeast corner of said Kelloggss lot.
thence westerly on the line of said lot to the
place of beginning, containing nine acres
more or less, being in the southeast quarter Of
section Il, township 26 north, range la west;
al the above described property situated in
Piece county and State of Wisconsin. which
viii EXP ose and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door OF j. NJ Nc
KEGS Book Store. in the city of Prescott. in
saia county Of Piece. on the 9th day Of De-
caalber. A. D. 1861. at 10 Q clock 4. NJ. to sat-
isiv said execution and costs.
Datei a. Prescott. this 18th day OF Eovepn-
yer. A. d. 1861. J. r. FREEMAN.
Sheriff OF Pierce County.
wprr d JA- PEHs Att'ys. news
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PRESCOTT j JOURNAL.
THE DEAD HERO.

Biud the oak leaves round his head,
He has shown himsclfa man.
Rraveiy charging, he fell dead,
Fighting foremost IN the van.
Cheering with a mighty cheer,
On he led the serried band
Now he lies upon his bier,
Cold and stately, still and grand.
slowly gather round him now,
". his soldiers. and he dumb,
Cast ono look upon his brow,
Is YOU hear the muifed drum.
Then with solemn feet and slow.
Mourning for his carly doom,
With your folded banners go
Law your hero in bIs tomb!
Park Benjamin.
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THE Iron SHIP.

g., rvss not born 'mid rain or dew,
" ~ +bc sunshine ever grew;
r. IordIv monarch of the wood
I'm , =, his Glory where lie stood
hin i She might fo,nish, fair AID free.
: ''-' - Might flourish far and free.
r.. lawn a thousand Eithoms, down
i III, stretch the roots OF mountains brown,
w. drew the iroi, ior her frame.
And b.ilt Lcr up mid smoke aud fame,
Tn sail: the mistress of lac seas
Tie mistress OF thu 1asl
The hammer ftll, Che anvil .u,.
:, Size To shape aud beauty sHung, 2
r mimic IehtHings she WIS uutsed,
md sradled in their thundcr-burst.
s7d now We launch her, fair and free
We launch her, far and free {!
r, b-a-e dixie the tempest stroke,
And irs. That slays the ''heart of oak
The iron couquercr of the main;
Nav danger track her path in vain
NJ. e-een and glory of the sea
The glory IF the sea
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EVENING WEG~CeMS.Ns.
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- There have been many definitions
Of a gentleman, but the prettiest and
most poetic IS that given by n Lady.
= A gentleman said she, " IS human
being combining woman's tenderness
with mans courage"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02

We have heard and seen and read
anil thought AMI dreamed much about
the poetry Of motion, but we never fully
realized he full beauty of it until we be-
beI tie iato triumphant progress OF the
sa.ies Of the Union.
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FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS,

finding in them fascinating mental dIsci-
pline known only to those who rally to the
Banner-sheet of the Grand Army Of Ameri-
can Intellect and Genius -
In commencing a New Year, the proprie-
tors of the Fee9 York -Nercfy can only say.
that it shall be their aim to make their great
family journal Of American literature, for 1869
more brilliant and enchanting than ever. in
its concentration Of all tie worlds grandcst
and most beautiful specialities in healthfui
Romance, graceful Poetry. elegant and quaint
Gossip, refining knowledge sparkling Humor
and entertaining News-until, like love, it
"----rules the court, the camp, tie bower
as it already rules the happy domestic fireside'
The editorial tone and National departments
of the Ncrc2try VIII continue true to II al lofty
spirit of patriotism which has made If Il neces-
ity of the people since the var began, and
kept it in enthusiastic demand when other
sheets were dying all around il for want of
popular support.
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the world, and famous as the f0cns of a thous-
and brilliant literary regulations, in IFS pro-
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all precedent. The most celebrated pens of
this country and Europe have been secured in
its service, at an outlay equal 10 the expense OF
more than one National government jn the
Old " orld and It's novelties. or continued
stories, for 1862, will be the most splendid tri-
umphs of elegant Fiction ever published. 70
These too, the magic pencil of the grratesd of
American artists, Mr.. F2IfX O. G. DAELEY,
viii lend the aid OF pictorial art
Our story, ihitiatorv of the New Year. is
srIpndid National Romance cen,meI,ci;ty i'm
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In Connecticut they find use for
,aost everything. IN Old lady in that
S..eH Collecting all the newspapers she
e-aga g make soap Of. She says they
81 lezgut sight better than ashes
-l4sgasea - suyd as clear lie.
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TERMS BY MAIL.

~ Any person obtaining club of ten
for the Daily or Weekly Wisconsin,, viii be
entitled to the eleventh copy.
70 All current bank notes, properly en-
closed and registered in the Post office, where
the money is mailed, may be sent at our risk.
sT- All papers discontinued when the
time for which they are paid expires q.l
VIM. IL. Cr.Erer.
Milwaukee, Wis
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POLITICALLY.

Matters are 81 good deal mixed" Just now,
and while the JOURNAL viii be iudcpon-
deut Of any mere PARTY organization, it viii
advocate the principles and sustain he policy
Of whatever party proposes to maintain the
at the same time opposes with vi. sad
legal resistance the encroachments of Slavery
upon the National Domain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-02

WY IS an attorney like q minis
a-: Because he studies the law and
Tryfas.
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There be thousands of flowers fairer
-an man ever saw that grow up in waste
s,es and in deep dells and shades of
1lgltains; but God bears each one in
Dis heart and deIiehteth Himself in ST.
3':e with them: and SO doth lie with
e1'e poor, simple, unknown souls. The
Inc Church is not Haunting queen who
goes boldly forth before men displaying
ler beauties, but yelled bride, dove
nat IS IN the cleft of the rocks, whose
voice Is known only 10 the Beloved.
: GIFLs.-There are two kind Of GIRLS.
Jne IS the kind that appears best abroad,
Ne girls that are good for parties. rides,
,a's' etc, and whose chief delight is in
s-cn things; the other is the kind that
@PlFan best at home, the girls that are
>sIui and cheerful in the dining room.
&c SICK room, and all the precincts of
n': They differ widely in character.
'' IS moth, Consuming everything
tl9lt her; the other is a sunbeam ;nsn;r,
g life and gladness all along her natb-
@y' Now it does not necessarily follow
Il there should be two classes Of Girls.
a right education will modify both
! '"sHd unite their good qualities in one.
iHE TINE TO MAKE LOVE TO Wo-
81 have always heard it said that
: very best time to offer your love to a
nan Is directly after her own love has
81 trihed with by a third person.
.oe9 gracoless scamp, who had pos
9,i himself Of the gem which he had
.-ar Tho sense nor the soul to appre-
Who had esteemed carelessly and
ishtIy what You would unhesita-
have given your lie to win, has at
~ tossed away, or suffered it to fall
r. hI@' then, says the philosopher, IS
dme. Tho tendrills of heart
rent asunder from the strength
= 'ney bad clasped, arc trailing. torn.
al4 will close with blind, ins.inc-
ing around thu first support
81 -faI Hauil1op.
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r. Nerv note ef music we ever heard,
every voice th&t ever breathed INTO our
bo51ms, an F.ayeI upon its instrument,
tho heart, Only waited US little nearer
tie tomb.
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As Local PAPER il viii lie the aim of the
to give full and accurate Local
News, and edvoeate the interests and make
known the advantages Of Prescott, Pierce
County and the ST. Croix Valley.
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TAKE NOTICE

LWAYS ready to fill the wants of my
~ customers at short no ce and on the
most reasonable terms Leave orders at my
shop for Wagons, Buggies, Cutters, Sulkeys,
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.rcuenaenfs fn I.efs

H'cLenaents 20 a4eF.
1.-TWO commodious tenemcnts in Strauss
/ Building. on Bro53 Street, on reasa liable
rms. Enquire fl. NJ. MCKEE, 1.-THE Book
Staro.
Prcsco; Oct. Is. 1861.
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AWcacher whose text led him to
speak Of tie prophet Jonah, incidentally
IsHaraei:
81 am of the opinion Jonah was an
0i4 man, neither smoking nor chewing,
from the fact tLas the fish retained him
% long in his stomach. If the fish had
'7s-oWsl the house We are worshiping
o. he no doubt would have puked him
eftO death"
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Our story, ihitiatory of the New Year. is a
splendid National Romance. commencing IN
the New York Ncrcury of Saturday, January
18th. 1862. and entitled
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Bob Sle;ghs or Sleds,

And in fact anything in my line Of business.
and they will receive prompt attention. Also,
Saving and Planning done 10 order. Felleys
sawed or bent and dressed. Slaves or light
poles bent to order. Spokes. OF all sizes, fur
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FEED GRINDING
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Trade. Call and see at my old stand.
TE0S. =. TUBES.
River Falls. Wis, Dec. 1861, nl8-3l
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NEW YORK NE RCURY
A NEW YEAR wITHAN OLD FRIEND

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The noble patriot-soldier in his tent too, has
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absorbing review of its
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- We are here tire living emboli-
a- e all sc have seen AMI foit through
gr jyes-f,sL,5nel in.o our present
s4tr ,3'I'ous Of i.,.io touches, ana by
.1. wi.h a more lea. rezal. than the
-a.s Of sorrow we have known.
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