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4 SGlrr. .tc Of tNe County p' New York. notice 70
lf.tHy gwen g. ref. persons having claims againe,
FREDERICK iiDRSfIFLD. ate of ths city OF NOV
GIlr, Grocer lrse,s s. - present tie same, with
vouchers tn-1s.. ~ = subscribers, ~ thc once u
J aWfi Gr.tIcy. ~ o. ya-s,, l. In the CITY 81 Nsu
Nufs pu ur h"'lfr tie 2st'l day 81 -. -ara
Date New YORK. tho iitn dsy p' Ort,her, 1891.
CHARLES ggUssKLArg.
CA3srLN 2. AlItIsCH.
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~ PURSUANCE or An ORDER OF IN.
l eurrognts OF Ne County Of NV York. uuD 20 I
larel, Owen " Al r.rsc "a having claims lR', h
WILLIAM A. TuRNCRR, latl f thr City ~ NJ
York dccsgsei, ~ present SO sbll7, with vrl1he'
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i Surrogate NJ tap County Of New York, notice
l.er.I,y gi, eutnl 49, % rSoW having cn.rns GgSiF
JAMES SRI ART, late 90, NJ. 70 East 2hh street
lie -fipc = i'll v0uCuurztrrr aut, g. the 81
l.r,l.-. d, tl,g eicc 4. E'wu,d q. n'.ayan, NJ.
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IN PURSUANCE OF All ORDER OF Tls.
/ Surrogate 9ftHe County ~ Hcw y TX, uos.
hereby given o. nIi oe sous ha'.nr c'sIr.5 agMe
HARM d. LlhRS la,1 Of ~ . ~ OF Ne" 70
de,l ased. b. prrs, nj a., SAINT. ,i.' vouchers IA
OF g. the subscribers, * me 5iiee %, Charles & q
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on or before tie lIh day ri M.'aH h,Nt d. y
k,o Ya.a.tellt. day of Ssit u.'''r, lsOl' o.
SOPHIA l.. - HIRE k.In' u'stlfiiN, @cai
CuAkLEs CHENEY, Ad.nlu..t ,tut, e. a.
a harm D. LUhES.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDBR OF tn
Isurrogats Of the Csus,ry Of New Y.ft- ss,i
hereby given " all persons having claims a,,.h
BOHLKE LUERssEN, late Of hs City 49,
York. dccessed. 70 present the same, VIII ~
ers thereof ~ the subscribers, Al the othce q
cheney. No. 1876 Broadway, in the city OF Nsw&A
on OF before the Seventeenth day Of March mem
INaied New York, the iith day Of september, h
Dt1ROTIIEA LUER5SEN, Administrative, snA
JOHN Y. FINCH, Administrator, SC,
of nobekp Iuersaen-
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IGOR ShLE-A VALUABLE rONi BulLT
K i,st-Nur.,pg cart hurso HlSu pp,'r . t1l,In
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EUR SNlE-A EANlA.Y, pOlNG Good
business, U.Iuc.Y.,Iy over No cpu,u.g 3 ..,u
~ SELLING. {n.ut g. 10 country. Inquire - n.
n NSlI, ,,l Z md ave- UNlJ .'ilJ
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FOR SAFE AND TO Ia:T.

CHEAP APARTMENTS TO LET
OAt 1871 East 18th It, 1872 East i1th n, noar A. A,
and Al iTl west a.,d st, near sth ave.
Inquire on premises. fc2s 2fac'lH
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Lost Children.

Tho following beautiful passage. i'm
regard to II future condition of children,
is from the pen of Henry Ward Beecher.
"When God gives me a babe, | say, /
thank God for this lamp lit in my family
And when, after it has been n light-in
my household for two or three years, it
pleases God to take it away, can take
the cup, bitter or sweet; can say, MY
light has gone out; my heart is sacked;
my hopes are desoated my child is lost
Or can say in the spirit Of Job, s'Fhe
Lord gave and the Lord hath taken away;
blessed be the name of the Lord.
It has pleased God to take five
children from me, but never lost one
and never shall. When I have child
Christ covets, with diyene coverings and
He says to me in words of tenderness.
will you not give me the child, aud let
me take care of it,instead of yourseifr my
flesh may demonstrate, but nv heart says,
Lord, take it and adopt it, / have lived
long enough since the taking away ofmy
children, to find that it is better as it il,
than that they should have remained witt,
me. have seen great many cares and
troubles for person of my years, out I
bear witness that God has put no trial
upon me which has not been good for
me to endure.
Gas believers in Christianity, which
reveals God as our Father, and heaven
as our eternal home, it is our privilege
to feel that, when our children are taken
from US, but only pass on before Us to the
spirit world, to become angelic beings
around the burning throne Of God and
the Lamb. Jesus declared that of such
is the kingdom Of heaven. They have
gone from us. to live with the crowned
immortals, to be watched for and ca,ed
for by the angels Of light; and We doubt
not that they will be among the FIRST 10
welcome us for the shining courts on
high"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Union Congressional COnven~
ton for the Sixth District.

A Union Convention will be he'd in the
city of La Crosse, La Crosse County, on We'd
Resday, Oct. LIST, 1862, at IL O'Clock NJ, for
the purpose of nominating Union candi
date for Congress fer the 9Th Congressional
District
In the language Of the resolution adopted
by the Union State Central Committee at
Madison, on the 29th day of August, 1862
" The true interests of the country require the
united wisdom and efforts of all loyal citizers,
and that the fostering of former party creeds
and associations is calculated to weaken the
power of the government, and hinder its eff
cacy in suppressing the corrupt and wicked
rebellion waged against the existence of the
meut is asserted and maintained in every part
of our common country all loyal citizens
should unite in political action, and direct
their whole efforts to. the paramount question
of our nations existence"
Each assembly district will be entitled to
three delegates in said convention.
: On the supposition, however, that In some
parts of the district there is no union assem-
bly, district committee. we suggest and recom-
mend that mass county conventions be called
Gin those counties where there is no union
committee) to elect delegates TO said congress
sional convention, and that where o ecounty
comprises an assembly district such county
send three delegates. and where an assembly
district is composed of two counties such
counties send three delegates, and where an
assembly district is composed of more than
two counties each county send one delegate.
In case, however, there is in any assembly
district a union district assembly committee,
such committee call an assembly convention
to send three delegates to said union congress
SI0nal convention
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- We give the following list of retail
prices as sample Of the boosted South
ern independence, and rs showing the
manner of getting along without Yam
kee manufactures:
Coffee, $3.50 per pound; tea, sic per
pound; sugar, from 80 cents to 81 per
pound; salt, 60 cents per quart; molas1
ses, $5 to 81 per gallon, (tbis article run
up to these almost fabulous prices after
the capture of New Orleans); butter 81;
cheese canuot be obtained; egga, 81 PEI
dozen; matches, 81 cents per one cert
box; soap,from IS cents TO 81 per pound;
-four, sl2 per barrel: cornmeal, 81 so
per busheI; potatoes 81 per peck; on
ions, 10 cents apiece; wood, $l2 per
cord.
Uncle Sans green backs" bring a
premium of rs per cent for Confederate
money. Virginia State bank notes so
per cent. premium.
The following prices will interest our
lady readers; Calico prints, $3.50 per
yard; cotton cloth, IS cents to 1925;
hoop skirts, from SIS to $40; ladies
cotton hose, 81 per pair; CATERS sl2 to
$15..per pair; slippers, SO; paper of pins.
81 so; spool cotton, SO cents; no, rib
bons to be had; black Grape, 81 per yd.
Those Californa troops who march
ed fifteen miles a day for nearly sixty
days, through deserted country, with
no provisions or forage except what they
could carry; who forded streams; passed
over sandy plains; fought Indians; lost
ten men; and arrived at the Texas bor-
der in good condition, ready for an inn
mediate bout with the rebels-those
troops have set an example to our North
ern soldiers which should not pass I'M
needed.
It is very clear that ''somc things can
be done as well as others"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Our National Flag.


Forget not the Flag of our Nation, rs
= Brave Fresmeu, Wherever you roam;
Though ever so humble your station,
Stand by the old Flag of our home.
CHORUS i.
Our National Flag Republican Flag
The star-spangled banner defend;
Still proudly it waves over patriots graves
And there shall it wave to the end.
Those colors bright-blazoned IN story,
Were penciled in Liberty's strains ,s
Deep traces of crimson to glory,
By many warrior was slain.
SO soon shall the shades Of oppression
That battle field banner deface-
So soon shall their names by SECESSION
Be severed in shame and disgrace,
Preserve it and belts defender,
From danger, at home and abroad
Resolved it shall never surrender.
In the name of our Country and God.
While Union exists in our mountains
And Liberty worships each crag-
While Freedom flows forth from each fountain,
Well stand by the National Flag.
Though Presidents, frightened, neglect i,
1t cannot be trailed in the dust
The yeomanry now will protect it
The people are true TO their trust
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gress and believe it TO be for the best
interests Of this district that he be elected
for another term; feeling thai in this time
of national peril it is our duty to sustain
one who has been tried, and who will
truly represent the convictions, and ad-
vocats the interests of his constituents
and his country; and we cordially invite
all loyal electors in tbis Congressional
District to aid in securing bis reelection.
Resolved. That the recent proclamation
of the President Of the United States, for
the enforcenent~of thercenfscation Bill,
has the unqualified and hearty approval
of this Convention, and that Of every
loyal man in the Sixth Congressional
District of Wisconsin. t''t
W. r. PRICE, Pres't.
G CT R Ws SEYMOUR SECS.
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EXAMIN ATOMS.

The Fall examinations of Teachers will
be holden as follows
10 the I'd District, embracing the towns
Of River Falls, and Martell, or the 18th
and 10th Of October at River Falls.
In the Sd District, embracing the
towns of Trimbelle, Perry, Diamond
Bluff, Trenton, and Hartlend, on the 22d
and Esd of October at Trimbelle.
In the 18th District, embracing the
towns of FL Paso, Salem, Union, and
Pleasant Valley, on the Goth and 3Oth
at Fuller's school house.. on Rush River.
All who expect TO be. examined this
fall, must attend one of these examina-
tons. The exercises will commence, at
each place, at o'clock of the first day.
W. II. ffxru#ss 60. Supt.
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Editorial Correspondence.
Tie C0ayention-Hanchett Nominated
J.RaRimity Of Feeling. --.

Tie C0ayention-Hanchett Nominated
J'gaRiDsity Of Feeling. --.
SPARTA, Sept. "a.
The Congressional Convention Domi
mated Hon. LUTHER HANCHETT for Con
gress, on The first ballot. 1t is fitting
nOmiHstion-a just and deserved tribute
the ability, faithfulness and patriotism
Of The nominee. We have no doubt but
'Lat the people will ratify the action of
their delegates, and our present repre-
sentative will hear the plaudit, well
done," and the command, go in for an
cher term.
OF course, Bill, you will put Mr..
iIanchetts name, in fitting type, at the
head Of the editorial columns. Mr..
Hastings name was with drawn, and but
seven votes were cast against Mr.. Han
chett. The Convention was full, every
Assembly District being represented, and
twas a Union Convention, as shown by
n1snbership and platform. Mr.. Han
dsa accepted the nomination in an
'Epfopriate and powerful speech, ex-
pressing gratitude for the confidence
iaeed in and the honor bestowed upon
ain, and giving a clear analysis of the
'sF, and the interests and ideas involved
nit.
The resolutions are sound. That little
e.ow about traitors having no constitu-
tona! rights shines like q jewel. More
'I"n' L. 4. T.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
No Institute.

> Owing to circumstances that seems to
render the holding of a Teachers Insti-
tute this fall, impracticable, it has been
thought best to withdraw the appoint
nent made in the Journal, last week,
for an Institute ut River Falls in the Sd
week of October. There will be no In
s.itute held this fall, in this county.
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Frem Madison.
MADISON, Sept. &c, 1862.

MADISON, Sept. 70, 1862.
Friend Lute:-This day, at l o'clock,
The third session of the Wisconsin Legis-
'ature' for the year 1862, closed without
any Signs Of mourning on the part of the
members This session, though short
one has been one of much interest to
sur lsconsin Volunteers.
Inc right of suffrage has been extend
81 TO all the Volunteers from this State.
although the passage of the bill was
'ough' Oy the radical Democrats with all
. !. Pertnaelty imaginable, yot the true
friends of the soldiers we've in the major.
lty, and it has become law. A,o,hor
matter of equal Importance to HE SOL
dIerS received their attention. refer 10
Inc Volunteer Aid Fund, which as you
remember, only extended to the Goth
Regiment. This Aid is now extended
10 all the Volunteers that now are, or
hereafter shall be mustered into the ser
'Ics of this State, or the service of the
United States; this is right, as the SOL
0lers who jeopardize their lives, their
Property aud all the comforts of this
world should be remembered to the last
sOIar, If need be, to encourage them in
agNhng the battles of our Common
Country.
In relation to the aoth Regiment,
v" say for the information of the boys,
''' an order has been issued for their
''oa'i'lment at Prescott, where thcv viii
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Resolution.

Resolued, By the common council of the city
of Prescott that the sum of twenty-five hun
bred and twenty .five ($2.225) dollars be and
the same is hereby levied as general city
tax tor, and the sum of two hundred
and seventy-two and 46-le0 dollars. special
tax for sidewalks constructed and paid for by
the city, as per scedules marked "A and '.B''
hereto attached.
A. o. shy DER, Acting Mayor.
C. F. WILSON, City Clerk.
Notice is herby given that the foregoing
resolution was passed by the common council
of the city of Prescott on the 18th day OF
September, 1862. C. F. WILSON, City Clerk
SCHEDULE ga.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
For Member of Congress, 9th District,
1.-THE r HAN CHI e T r
TaiOn County Convention.

sCnion County Convention for the County
n fierce, will be held at Ellsworth On Thurs
3ay. The 10Th day of October, for the purpose
terminating county officers to be supported
+ lie November election. aud of electing
velye delegates to the Assembly District
l'gBrentioe to be helden at River Falls on
Saturday,. Oct. 18. The towns will be entitled
10 the following number of delegates
Isabel. l delegate Pleasant Valley, 2; Di-
saoud Bluff, /; Hartland. l; FL Paso, l; I'M
ion. 1; Prescott. 1st ward. 3; Prescott. I'd
ward. 5; Salem. l; Martell. 4: River Falls, 6;
Clifton, 3: Trenton, l; Trimbelle, 3; Perry. 2;
Oak Grove, 3.
ss1 Ia % sFs'5saAsD. Com,
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be mustered into the United States ser
vice, and if to remain in the North West
for any length Of time, will go into bar
racks for cold weather; if not, that is if
they are to go South, they will probably
leave, soon after their equipments, for
Dixie's land. Yours truly,
j. w. BkARDsLEY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- Uncle Sam has contracted with GToEG
NEWTON for several pairs Of Boots. which are
to be furnished at once. 1t will be well for
our, citizens to get a supply before this order
der is, filed. Please bear in mind that Georg
pays cash for hides.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Items of News.

- The Boston Post states that when
the body of Colonel Fletcher Webster
was committed to the tomb at Mars hfeid,
the undertaken, at the request of the
family, opened the coffin containing the
body Of Daniel Webster. Decay had ma
turally done its work, but the massive head
and face were clearly distinguishable.
1t is impossible to look at the sleepers
in church without being reminded that
Sunday is day of rest. -
= A Mr.. Motfat, of Baltimore, was ia
ken prisoner on Monday and conveyed
to Lynchburg. His son was also taken
prisoner, but the rebels ascertainiDg that
their prisoners were staunch Union men
refused to release them, and with
savage barbarity placed them on Belle Is
land, where they GRAINED for two days
without sustonance, with the exception Of
a few roots, which they dug from the
earth On Wednesday the son was gemov-
to Richmond, where he died.
- The young King of Portugal is
about to marry daughter of the King
of Italy. Victor Emmanuel has five
children, the Princess Clotilde, wife of
Prince Napoleon, born in 1913: Prince
Humbert, heir to the throne. born in
1874; Prince Amadeus, born in l645;
Prince Ohio, born in 1916; and the
Princess Maria Pia, born on the 10th of
October, ls47. This latter child, now a
young lady nearly fifteen years old, is to
be Queen of Portugal, and her nuptials
are appointed to take place on the 9th
of next month her fifteenth birthday.
FEMALE DUEL.-A female duel was
fought at Turin, Italy, between two sis
ters. named Mupza and Marie Granata.
They met by appointment, and fought
with the national weapon, the stiletto and
the combat was only terminated by the
death of one of the sisters, while the sur
yivor received eighteen wounds. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.
The Baltimore Clipper publishes
the statement of an escaped Frederal
prisoner from Riehm in which are
fresh instances of rebel barbarity. He
states that q Federal prisoner named
Hickey, from Philadelphia, was deliber
ately shot by one Of the sentinels while
living in bis bunk in one of the Tobacco
warehouses. An officer belonging to
Gen. Pope's staff was also shot in the
leg the same night.
The President turns new Leaf, and
at the head Of the page writes Enamel
patton.
Hehas written emancipation, and there
il will last forever. a tribute to his own
wise craftsmanship and tue fortitude of
the American people.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
COMMITTEES ON RESOLUTIONS.

COMMITTEE ON RESOLUTIONS.
Messrs. Reynolds, of Polk.
Dale of Pierce,
McIndoe of Marathon,
Fisher of Monroe. a0
Lamoreux of Portage,
were appointed the Committee on Reso-
lutions.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

We have received a lengthy communica-
ton from our Madison correspondent. treating
on scientific subjects. in which the author con-
clusively shows that many of the cold pa
tents viii soon take the place of the new. 1t
is too lengthy for insertion.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Esfray Notice !.

Strayed from the city OF Prescott the LIST of
September. a light red COW. IL OF IL years old;
one horn cut off close to the head. and one
inch cut from the other had bell on at the
time she left. z. H. BOUSTEAD.
Prescott, September II, 1862. 2lw3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

We notice that Mr.. Pratt, Merchant
Tailor on Ramsey Street, has secured the SER
vices of Mr.. Cook. of Prescott, to do the cut
ting and fitting of his establishment Mr..
Cook is an affable and courteous gentleman,
and those who wish a good fit should not fail
to call at Pratt's.-Hasttngs independent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Hudson, Sept. Is, 1862.

Prize MoyEY TO BE DIsTIBUT ED.-The sum
of $50 900 was, on Friday, sent to Washing
ton by the Prize Court of Philadelphia. The
sum is The proceeds of a single sale of Prize
vessel condemned and sold in that OFT. The
whole sum will be divided among the officers
and crew of single vessel. Over 100000
more viii be sent on for the same purpose du-
ring the next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- Capt. HARTMAN, of the Din Guards, was
in town a few days since. He is No. Off
Ger, and no fears need be entertained of his
giving quarter to either Rebels or indians.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
MARRIED,

On the 9th inst, by Rev. E. P. Bascome,
Mr.. VIM G. POTTER and Miss ELLEN B LES
TER, all of Clifton. IT.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- S.. S. FBrELp, of the Polk County Press,
favored us with call on Monday last. SAM
was well dressed, and reports Polk County
orders in good demand. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

= Cooley for October, is on our table. It's
pages are well filled with choice literature
For sale by MCKEE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

New GooDs.-Buy your goods at STER-
Lines He has received large stock OF every.
thing that can be desired in the line of mer-
chandise, which he proposes TO sell cheap for
cash only. See advertisement in another col
umn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

the Hudson North Star
FIVE CENTS REWARD.
The above reward will be given for the ar
rest and. return of CHARLES CoLBRETH a pri-
yate in the 30th regiment. Wis. VoL Said
CoLBEBru is % years and 10 months old, is
five feet eight and half inches high, has blue
eyes. light hair, fair complexion, and white
liver.
The above reward must include all expen-
SEES, as the government cannot afford to expend
more on that class of beings.
SAM Hartman, Captain.
Hudson. Sent l6. 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
Hon. 7. W BEARpsLEY arr

- Hon. J. W. BEARDsLEy arrived here on
Saturday last. He informs us that the 30th
Regiment will be quartered at this place.
The clothing for the regiment will be received
within ten days, when the boys will go into
camp. Good enough for Prescott.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01
: The following naval officers ha

- The following naval officers have been
made Acting Rear Admirals, and assigned to
the command of the following squadrons re-
spectively G. H. Bell, Pacific squadron /;
Charles Wells, Flying squadron 7 L. Lard
ner, Eastern Gulf squadron G. II. Davis,
Mississippi Flotilla.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-01

- Some of our young men are so fond of
holding back in these times, that it seems
pity that they hadn't been born horses.