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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

EB- There has been {. destructive fire
at Troy, n. Y, burning over nearly five
acres OF buildings, and involving a loss Of
several ,ni!lious of dollars.
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Singers Ectter 4 Machine

Is The best machine II he woeld for Fgn,iiv
sewing and Eight Manufacturing puiI Us, s.
Price. with Heihhlei, and beautifully oshas
mentcd $50. @ t.. H. 5.a
We would ask for or Letter Machines
the special attention Of Vest and Dress Max
ers, and all those who want machines for Hsht
mam'gactnriHq, purposes. They elnbodv thr
principles Of the standard machines; maxim,
like them. the ntcri,pkcd stitch, and are dos
titled 10 he as celebrated Tor Family Sewiin.
and light manufacturing purposes as .. ,
standard machines are for manufacturing ,'Ut-
poses in general. .- at 80.
All persons requiring information aIo' t
Sewing Machines, their sizes. prices, workint
caraciti's :, and the best methods of purcllas
ing, can obtain it by sending to us or amy f
our Branch Offices Tor copy of
I. n. SINGER & co.'s GAZETTE,
Which is beautiful Pictor j Paper devoted
to the subject, and it viii be selt gratis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

The May Term Of Inc Circuit Court will be
held at the County Seat, commencing next
Monday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

The rebel force is like n first rate mail,
it runs regularly every day III the week
Sundays not excepted.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

Harry Turn recently married bis cous-
in of the same name. When asked why
he did SO, he replied that it had always
been a maxim of his .'that one good
Turn deserves another"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

A rebel leader on the scaffold would be
the right man in the right place.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

II . Al 1--WE NJ s .

Gao. A. Dit is 10 bring ON a large stock Of
Dry Goods
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I s 60.
GHICAGO d NORTH-WESTERN r. r.
" Direct route 10
Chicago and oil Points East.

Through without Change of Cars from La
Crosse or Prairie !u Chicn TO Chicago, con
meeting direct with trains on adj roads soi. Z
East or South.
Patent Ventilated Cars an ali day lraus
avoiding the dust so common on other roads
SLEEPING CARS
Go through without change from the River 10
Chicaro
Ask for Tickets via. c. d N. W. Rail- Way.
MARK UENDRICKS.
46m North Western Agent St. Paul
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

Farmers should not be discouraged by the
coldness and baclIwardness of the season. -Four
years ago there was quite a snow storm on the
18th OF May, after number had commenced
as in other years.
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u,HE NEW YORK TR1BUN
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To Oar Friends.


Hitherto. We lave never offered any one a
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OF THE TRIBUNE We have printed the cheap
est newspaper, considering tiIe oatlHy by
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lowed no compensation (beyond copy OF
our paper} To any of the thousands 0f gener-
Gus friends who have annually taken care that
the number of copies Of our several issues en-
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We propose for the present season olilv-ih
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LECTURES OK THE WAE.-We are glad TO
announce that CLARENCE BUTLER, Esq, of st.
Paul, TO whose reputation as an orator and
writer alluded in our last issue, is to deliv-
er two Lectures on the War, at the Congrega-
tional Church. on Thursday and Friday even
ipgs Of this week. a poet of no mean order,
an extcmporaneous speaker of most electric
force and manner, possessing the genius that
sets language on fre,-a lover of Freedom
whose pen and lie have alike given evidence
of his sincere devotion to the great principles
of the age, we trEst our citizens viii extend to
him the welcome he deserves, and greet him
with Il fall house. Admission fee, one dime.
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Prescott JOURNAL.

7ur upion of lascs-the union of lands
The uuion Of States none can sever
Tho uuion Of hcarts-the union OF hauds-
And the Flag Of our Union forever -Morrj,
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mo.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Ii me or sa
+. SINGER AND CO.'S
sTAND&seD MACHINES.
TycH knosra To 6r tie best for Mana>

No. | Shuttle Machine. formerly sold at go
Reduced 10 .slssass..a SO
No. Shuttle Machine, formerly sold al $500
Reduced 70 So
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Turned Ur,-A few days ago, Mr.. Bruce
of this city, while ploughing in his garden,
turned mp a box, which being examined was
It had apparently teen buried several weeks.
No clue has beeh obtained of the perpetrators
of the revolving deed. We trust the custom of
planting children i, gardens will not become
prevalent here.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

PARsoX BHowzLow's BocE.-The papers
generally have noticed the fact that Parson
Brownlow was about 10 publish book giving
history of the Secession movement. and
narrative of his own thrilling personal expert
ences. Parson Browmlow is man of great
and varied talent, and his personal cxcentric-
~ has caught the public attention, while his
sterling honesty. ana his bold stand for the
Union amid such personal peril, have endear-
ed him TO the people Of the North, aud his
Book viii meet with a hearty reception.
j. c. Thompson viii canvass in this county
for Subscribers next week. Price 5 ,25.
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Prescott, Wisconsin, Hay 81, 1852.

.s- For LAST Of Banks, Market Report, ana
IG.1st Ne'cs. see Fourth page.
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Call and see us No charges made for
showing Goods or answering Questions, but
we will always be found gooA natured and
ready to comply with the demands of our
customers.
n. 8. EsJiSss&Fs,
no3tf On the Lcvcc, Prescott, WIS.
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I. n. SINGER & co.'s GAZETTE.

Which is beautiful Pictoril Paper devoted
to the subject, and it Will be seat gratis.
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Shoes ever Offered in this market, consisting of
Ladies' Jenny Lind &c Welt Boots,
Fine Goat -
Ed
Fine Coat Dalmoral Boots
" Fine Serge g.
Fine Kid Gs Serge Slippers.
Mems French, Calf and Kid Boots,
Calf, Sill; Gore Congress Caters,
Half " cit half Oxford Ties, Wei
lington Pumps. and
ChIdrenS Shoes by the Eushd.
We have also our usual FRESH SUPPLY
and ENDLESS VARIETY of
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PROCLAMATION.
w..u,.,.I MAJORS OFFICE, !

"AbHlN6rOH, NovHnBBn ~, tSo3.v
Whilst another section IL our country 10 fAmiue.
vorn, and sister cities lie PROSTATE from evils
Dreadful 70 suffer and mournful T. behold, results
OF blind ana iAwiess resiatsree constitutional
authority and the majesty Of the Law, an AL
81 treason, and with unreluctsnt hand yo uoh-
safed innumerous evidences Of His grace
Fer that mantle ststion and this be medic elton n
behooves IA TO be thankful and therefore, and in
compliance with the following Joint resolution OF
The City Councils, request my feuow-citizsns to
abstain from secular EN- ploy mont and asscm bling
in their respective places Of worship on Thurpdsy
nth instant, unite with reverent love in grateful
expressions to Almighty God
JoINI RssoLurIos appointing q Day of Thanks.
giving.
WuBnBAs It 10 becoming in . Christian peop,e to
return hanks to the Giver OF all good the n AMI
fold blessings He vouchsafes them as community:
and whereas 1t is peculiarly appropriate that the
city OF WashinStoa should unite with her sister
cities In the Observance OF DAY Of public thanks
giving and praise:
=, BE II therefore ,eso,r,d, &C. That his Honor the
Mayor ia hereby requested "a set apart by public
PROCLAMATION Thurs dsy, Tth November instant
- day Of Thanksgiving and praise to kl,nig hty
for the restOr alton OF peace OF eens
throughout the Union, inviting al citizens TO sb-
stain from their usual secular poy ments aud TO
unite in proper Observance OF the day.
ALEX. r. SHEPHERD,
JOSEPH Z. BROWN.
Prtsidenf ofths Board Of Aldsrnes
Approved November q, 1852.
no 2f-steo RICHARD WALLACE, Mayer.
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GEORGETOWN ADvERMTS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

Vl GrosGITowS d. c Nov. sist, 1853.
To fh Citizens Of Gsorgdcrn = IL is hersey most
respectfully recommended that TIL kspAf, the
9Th instant, be ob,erved as day of Thanksgiving
to AlmlShty God for the inBumersh'e b'sssinSs,
general and special, which ssye been bestowed
upon the American people during the last year,
aao 70 pray for . gracious eortipusnce OF the sane
In all time TO come. And that the season be used IN
solenniy imploring Heaven IN speedily and efrsc-
tuay termit sts the rebellion which "a now raging
in dsluded portion OF orr country; that great
visdcm may be vouchsafed 10 the President. 20
Congress and TO all the civil departments Of our
National dorsrnment; that Loyalty may more ani
that all theories and principles and Institutions
may now BE- 20 corrected, eradicated and subverted
Govern ent the natl onsl prosperity, and the pro-
Gress of hukaan freedom v IN be endangered DO
more forever. And 20 pray fiod 90 bless IN 40 es-
pecial manner, our military and naval force. VII,
gre 50 - llaptly maintaining the cause of 'tseir
country TO &C mfort heal and stain such Of them
a. may be sick or wounded; and to hless she fsoi-
hes OF all who may have been slain in battle. And
lie pray God that such may be the Divise govern
ancs that the deporable dissensious OF the people
and the calanstiss OF war be 80 overruled sad AT
ministered "a 10 work cut for us lofter and more
enduring National glory.
no ai-fS, T&wIt MENRY ADDISON, Mayor.
Il so BARRELS TAR.
80 BARRELS R0SIN.
no sG J. L. KIDwELL. Georgetown. DC.
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BATCHHLoR's HAM DIE,


William A. BatcheIor's celebrated Hair Dye PRO
duces q color not to be distinguished from nature
warranted not to njure the Hair in the least; rem
edies the i'll effects OF bad dyes and invisurntcs Q
Hair for life. Grey, Red OF Rusty Hair instantly
turns splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair
soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
~ The Genuine is signed WILLlAs A. BArCHn-
Lob, on the -four sides Of each bor
Factory, No. 81 Barclay ST., Nstg York,
m T-1y Late Z3 Broadway and Is Bond ST.
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SICOND WARD STATION CAsES-Bcfore Jus
tee CingtoR.- Dick Rivers, drunk; dismissed
Ifos. Bradley, DO; fined : So. John Einhari,
fighting; for trial. VIM L. John and Jno san
deison, susl icious characters; turned over to
military. john Il. atkins, assault; fined So
Mary Booth, drunk; do. Sl.5S. Patri X Lynch,
Joseph Rell and Charles Sivers, sleeping in the
stIeet; locked up i2 hours. Patrick smith, do. :;
de miss cd. I.rwis Arr;tta, disorderly: fined
SltS Mollie Miller was arrested upon a charge
OF thrtt OF money, and the case was dismissed
by Justice Clark. Anna Holland, similarly
accused, gave bail for hearing ut court.
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PERsoNAL-AssistantS Secretary of War Wat
son ha> gone 10 New York
Assistant Secretary OF War Tucker has gone
10 Philadelphia.
Professor Lowe left for the Army of the
Potomac yesterday.
Mrs. General Burns ide is here.
General Sibley takes Pope's command while
he is here on Porters cour.-rnartai.
Mrs. Stowe and Mrs. Hooker, two dan gh ters
Of DR.. Lyman Beecher, are in Washington.
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AERIvED.-The 39th and l25th New York re-
ginis nts, 10th OF whom were taken prisoners at
B#Tpsr's Ferry aud paroled, and which have
since been at Camp douglas, Illinois, arrived
last might, ON the way TO Join the army, havin 2
be- n exchanged. The first numbers 49, sleu,
and the latter 679. Twelve recruits for tho i15th
New Ork have arrived
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Co, Penn, avenue, between 10Th and 18th streets,
the on Ger and soldier may And . great variety of
Pillow. Beds, Roots. Cups. PIPES, and the thou
s AM. ard one useful articles il the Husosr line
ore Cork Beds, Horse Blankets, and everyfhins to
Shirts, Undsrsai.ts, Drawers, Stockings, BueE:tin
small trunk made to s..ed rough usss. in Ssss.ss
wagons. Camp Stools. Cots and Arm Chairs; all Of
which viii be sold 1t reasonable prices. no slim
MILITARY oSvronRs will End the Mattress Cot
very desirable, - II can be folded up into very
lounge at viii, and is 50 arranged that Il may Be
Pet and c.n.s: Se' sale =. tie India RusSsr ssor.
and 18th ste. oe3im
tn. Tn, i.sl.a A... DSG,o.. from G.nsas. VIM
their com plants or Illness, without receiving any
saa Ss then hen Sss:s
Rsnnsylysn,s s,snue, corner Of Seventh .srsst,
Rabber Coats, L. ssins, Camp Blank cts, Asvelocks
RasSs RnSs.. ana.
where yoS can obtain them At nsnpf.etursr,'
streets. &C n-H
and CIime.n Campaiyn. she only medicines which
proved themScive able to cure the worst cases OF
Dyscntery, scurvy and Pever we're Holtoway's
Pills and Ointment. Therefore, let every volunteer
see that he is supplied with them. Only = c.nts
per pot or box. x2s
GEkAf PEkssILysHA Ro9IH, GIG BaIaruo-s and
drrtsbHrg, ts tAe North and W,sf-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on 6unday-quick time
low fare and sure connections Soldiers tickets sold
through at Government rates For tickets and fur
Their inform ats apply at the Office Of Great Penn
sylyania Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ct, Washin gton. Office open from
B =. m until p. M; on Sundays from 2 to p. m
al lily E.0. NoAroS, Agent.
DBsIRLBLE INDIA RUBBER Gosps-Mr H. A
Light dull finished Coats; also dull finished Pom
Sh9s extra large sizes: also; lot of blue En- ssh
TaHaS very long, at Ia zach also extra long and
light liz weightl Rubber Capes with slesves which
he j. selliI at manufacturers prices at his Intis
Rdhber -" arehouse, 80 Pennsy " ana avenue be
tween 9Th and lGth SITS oc "a II
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FUHERAL-The funeral OF Henry Norton, OF
Philedt lphia, takes place this afternoon from
the MariLC Ban tracks, with the usual hoBors-
a Yard of his late comrades folio wing his re-
mains 10 their resting place.
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MARRIED..

On the 9Th instant, by Father McCfrath, WIZ
LIAM FRANCIS KlSDSECK t. Miss HOSiTA
MARIE SHEA all Of this ctv
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i HAT DEsIkAbE IEkos fkfr IN rrsSAI-

will oner AZ public sale, On the premis.s %
MONDAY, the Isl Decem her, ls62. NJ Il clock N !.
the late Godfrey Conrad with ten acres Of and
more or less, attached. There Ia better stand -
building, and nearly new. Also. stshling Axe]
corn houses &c. Also, immedistely sfterssrsG
rate. ard /, in Q good state Of cultivation. Bs.n|
piece Of roPerty will be at private sale ubt I'D
DAVID JACKSON, TennailytOwn, attorney Cor ~
heirs NO a-essws
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PRoMOTEp.-Major William Brew, of the I'd
ID. &. keYim, NJ, has been promoted TO the po-
sitinn of lieutenant colonel of the same regi-
ment, vice Zulick, resigned.
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DEATHS OF SoLpIERs.-The following were
reported since cur last
J. l.. Barnes, company +, 18th PA.
.lacoh T. air, company Ii, lE3d Pa.
Lewis Weed, company M, 9TH N. 7.
James Warren, company III, 18th N.Y.
" III. =. Myers, company q, 18th Conn.
Martin Hall, company III, 57th Ind.
A. A. Reckwith, company L, sth n. \. Cav.
JAMES Wilbur, company l, 18th Mass.
Relatives OF deceased soldiers can Ire fur-
Ms he'd With ali the information they desire in
relation to the burial place of their friends &c.
by calling on +. L. Sands, Government under
takeT, IA L street north.
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FCRs.-The sale of the superb stock OF furs
continues at the auction rooms of Marshall
Page, under Odd Fellows Hall, this afternoon
and evening.
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One of The isrfSs1sfrs ''G'' rs'R'.e stocks q
FUTURE RAYA.

IT :. MARsHALs SALE or PRIZE GOODS =
the United States for the District OF Colu ~ sss
sill cell fer cash. at the DRY Goods Store Of yoss
., fsnnsyivsms syeo1e, eetwe,n SD
on PRIDAf, the 18th day % November inrtsst
1854, commencing at 10 clock O. m, the fnliowias
goods and chsttels condemned as prizes. via:
supnks conta,Elnx Knives, Pocket Books, reeth
Brushes and Rubber Pipes
bale of Hoop skirt, belos gins 20 Q ysvI bon,
sboXes Of Teoth Brushes.
Lot Of MediriI q, belops ing 10 two sail bosz
barrels of whisky
boxes Merchandise,
packages Of Woclen Clsth.
pa age OF Cotton Cloth,
: rs.ksse Of wsddins, belonging 20 writ No. s.,
Lot Grocetiss.
Lot Dry Goods,
Lot whisky, belonging TO sloop Pointer.
WARD ~. LAMON.
no - ids United States Msrshal d n
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DEFERRHD LoCALS-See fourth page OF 10
days Stor for interesting dsforrod local les
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LlpIHs', Mems, Youths, Misses and Children .
Rubber Boots. Shoes, Sandals and Caters; Lsdies'
and Gents' Buckle Overshoes with felt lining and
top; Mems short, Knee and Hip Boots. At Allen,
CiApp Co. Z India Rubber Store, Penn. avenue,
between 10th and nth sta no l4-lu
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IHIs AFTERNOON AND re.NoaKow.

IHIs AFTERNOON AND Te.Noakew.
EuRs! FURsII FuRsiU
GREATAucTTon SALE OF FUssf
Marshall a PAGES AUCTION poox kes
SEFENTH ST. Hsdsr ODD FEL lows HlII
o. Mo~dsy. nsssday s~d Wes,ssd@s
hor<xnkrr a. Is asd N
Sale TO com nenes on Monday, at o'cioel IN On.
afternoon, and o'closk In the evrninr and
each subsequent day st Al o. m snf1 .. N.
One of the largest ard most supere stocks %
LADIu FURsl
Ever offered in this city, which have been roeeivsf
from ere OF the mast extensive Houses In hroaf
way, New York with orters % close TIE same with
out reserve consisting Of Hudson Bay, fortfSrt.
and Bermuda Sable Mink, Grecisn, Stone Nsrrs,
Pitch and every deseri ption Of fashionable f1rs
Csrriase and Cardinal 0spes. Tslms<, victor,ae@.
hHn., Cuds, &e, dc. Among the stock viii -
bRENSrCRs. Also large assortment 90 sisist
Having received orders from the house IN re-
York % sell st any price accou ne of sssolu ;io-
Of psrtnership, therefore the public will k.vs -.
epportunity OF suite OF the best yurs 90
hsfthe price Of any house in the World. The oo1s
have been manufactured this Fail. nULadie- .rs
particularly invited 20 attend every article vlG
be soid without reserve. N, B.-This sale viii ~
continued THREE DAYS Only, Ia which tiu.s
every effort Will be made 10 close the entire stoe
~Ihe Goots will be open Cor Inspection essb
ssy before and until the hour Of Sale Catalogu.s
viii be ready on the morning Of Sale.
no 1a-S MARSHALL PAGE, Aset4
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ALL ELLApIBs of the Eye and Ear. Deafness
koIsts in the Head succe~siully treated by Dr. Won
bOschIisker, 227 Pa avenue.
THROAT AND CATARRHAL APFECrToNS.-Dr. Won
hoschxsker can be c0nsulteA q all Diseases of the
TbToot and Catarrhal Affections. at 227 Penn
avenue. It.
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CLOAKS-CL0AKS, .---.
We have inst received inr re And beau tifu stock
of Paris styles QL0AKs Also, Black and Frosted
REAVER CLOTHS; suitable for Ladies' and
M,sses' Cloahs. To all ofwhich ask the esyccisl
attention Of our friends and the DEALING Pu blie.
So. ~ NJ TAYLOR 4 CO
no s-eolN No. 40 Center Market Sp,ne
ROHEs AND CAMP GRESiE WANT ED-fhe
- 81 bscribcr will pay the hf5hest market price
fer any quantity Of BON Bs and DAMP CREASE,
delivered at their Mill, foot of q etreet.
&C a-lmsoH MORGAN 4 RHINlHARf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-26

RoDBISG A POLICE OFPIOER,-Chas Barnes
wn arrtsned Yesterday, upon the charge of
fobbine Officer Prank King. His wife vas also
Arrested for ccfoplcity IN ths theft, and for
stealing nom lady by the name Of Cissei. Tho
mhslng articles were found in Barnes's house
Justice Dom sent them both TO Jail for court