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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
sncrifs's sale.

Amos Saunders, Us. SYlvauus Tay ior.--In
Pierce County ClrcnitCourt.
DY virtue Of. an xecnfion issued out Of aud
ID Under the seal of the Cifcnit Cont Of
fierce County. State of Wisconsin, tome d.
retted and delivered, insan action whe,ein
Amos Saunders isssplaintiif, and sylyanus
Taylor is defendel,t, | have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sill to the highest
bidder, 50 much Of the following real estate as
may be Necessary to satisfy said execution
and attending costs, OF Saturday. the 4th day
Of October, \ D. 1862, at 2 O'Clock IN the at
ternoon of said day, nj my office, at the Co.
Seat of the county and State aforesaid, all
right, title and interest. not exempt by law.
which the said Sylyanus Taylor has to the
following described lands. towit: The north
east quarter of the northwest quarter. the
northwest quarter of the north.w quartet
the southwest quarter OF the northwest quar-
ter, the southeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter, (all of NV qr) the northeast quarter
Of the northeast quarter, the northwest quar-
ter Of tie northeast quarter, tie Southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter, Gall Of lie or
ex. 40 acres) in section seven, town Is north,
range 7 west county and State aforesaid.
Dated August 90, 1862.
J. R. FREEMAN, Sheriff
+ BY @. S. DUNBAR, Deputy. 1S-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
Total captured,

The CONDENSED isDIASs@W We learn
that Gov. SIhley has already reached
South Bend, the ,lsce designated TO rem
,lezvous the troops under his command.
lie has in his charge the 203 Indians
condemned to be hung, the IS condemn
ed 10 imprisonment, besides about fifty
squans retained to cook for flre Indians.
As the train passed. through New u I'm,
the sight OF these mscreants exasperstcd
the people highly. They turned ont en-
masse. and pe'ted them with stones and
sucks ILL they got clear ihroaghthc town.
One woman, watching her chance, dart
Ell between file Of soldiers, and knock
81 down one Of the Indians with club.
ST. Paul Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
SaIepiff's Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County~State of Wis
consim-B. E.. Vannatta plaintiff, against
VIM. A. Tozer, defendent
DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID circuit court for Pierce county, for the
sum of three hundred forty-eight and 32-100
dollars with interest thereon from the 9th day
of June, 1862, in tie above entitled action, III
favor of said plaintiff and against said defen-
dent, have levied upon the following des-
cribed property. to-wit: ne or ofsw or. sec. 80
town 81, range Is, and lot..4, blk /, village of
River Falls. Lots 3, A, and I. block ga lots
8 4 5, block 81 lots 8, block Sd lot
a blk 81 lots block 102 Powells Additi-
on. all in Pierce
county State of Wisconsin, which Twill ex-
pose and sell all the right and title that,Wm.
A. ToGer had on the 9Th day of June. 1862 or
aav time thereafter, at public auction. to the
highest bidder, at the front door of Flint
House, in River Falls. in said county, on the
seth day of October, A. d. 1862, at 8 o'clock,
P. NJ to satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this nth day of September, 1862.
j. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff
By AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy. 2lw6
WHIrE JAY, Plaintiffs Atty S.
The above sale is postponed until Thursday
the 9Th day Of November, 1862. at the same
place and hour as above deserted.
AMOS SAUNDERS, Deputy Sheriff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
Draft Riot in ozauAee Go.

The draft trouble is more serious iii
Ozaukee county than first reported. At
Port Washington the rioters picketcd
the town. and iii assault was mate upon
commissioner Pors, to which We allnde
elsewhere.
They tore down bis house. 4and stole
his money. The also tore down Tom
linson's mill. Judge Downs had his leg
broken.
they also broke nto The Masonic Lodge
md cleaned that out. having an old spite
axainst it. At 8 O'clock tbs morning
the crowd was increasing, aud they ayow
that they will not be drafted,
Last night. the Provost Marshal, Gen.
eral of the State, w d. Mclndoe, ar
rived in the city; coo infantry, being a
part Of The 2sth regiment, were furnish
OIL with forty rounds OF cartridges each j.
ani accompanied by the Provost Marshal,
and Lient. Col. Whitaker, departed on
the boat for the scene Of disturbance -
Hon. w II. Ramsey, the State Bank
Comptroller, whose residence is nj Pert
Washington, accompanied the party.
It was reported Yesterday that tho in
surgents had planted cannon upon the
pier at Port Arlington anticipating the
arrival of soldiery. In view Of this fact,
the Provost Marshal with tho infantry
would land at Port Uioa, This side of
Port Washington, and enter the town in
the rcar before light this morning. WIS
cOnsin.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
Pierce County. Circmie Court

Pierce County Circuit Coart
State of Wisconsin. Pierce County. zs.7-The
state of Wisconsin TO A. 0. Snyder, Angelina
Snyder. Harmau~ r. Wells. Jonathan s.
Christie. Richard D. Lathrop. c. II. Luding-
ton, J. II. Morrison, n. j. Hunter, and
William Faxon,. defendents
VOU and each of you are hereby summon
u cd aud required TO answer tho CON laint
of Norman s. Dunbar. plaintiff, a copy Of
which is fled in the Office Of the eler}, OF the
said circuit court and to serve 4 copy Of your
answer to the said complaint on fhe subscri
bers, at their Office, n the city Of Prescott, in
said county, within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof exclusive of the day Of such ser
vice and If you faihto answer said complaint
as herein required, the plaintiff in this action
will apply 10 the court for the relief demand
ed in the complaint.
&. Witness the Hon. l.. P. Wether5y, Judge
of our said court at Perry, this 9th Cay. Of
September, 1862.
20-w6 WRITE & Jar, Plf's IS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
a yVOmans Work and her ZEE
ward.

From. - Haspers Ferry setteF to The
New York Tssbaas, we quote as follows;
/" Mothers nursing their sons wives
earring for their husbaads, SIS egs;''ilsan
isterina to their. brothers, aud Christian
ladies looking 10 thesw ants of the friend
less, nre seen 10 fcNefy hosp'calgand ssfh
room, lending in deep sorrow over Their
wounded patients. 1t was scene fof
angels of mere, to look upon with peas
ure, aud he whose eyes do not melt with
te..rs-at the siQigt-iLust have n heaf4 cold
indeed.
"a party cf ladies' from Montgomery
county Pennsylrania, have been especially
active an! efficient in the good work.
Soon after the news reachedSthefil, Mrs.
Cadwalder Evans, Mrs. William Carver.
Mrs. fsaac ffofcstein, Miss Smile Roberts,
M IS ISaran Priest, and Miss Lszzie Brow
r,froti, tie sieinii of n orristowu, came
to Sharpsbtsrg til n lsrge'suppiy of bed
ding, bantages, clothing, fruits, delicaees,
and medicines, all voluntary contributions
from the citizens. A house WAS rented,
and the business of doing good Opened
on an extensive seale The-beauty OF the
whole arrangement was, that it was
Wholly tntrammeled by red tapos delays
Whereyerswant was discovered, the rem
edy was immediately supplied without
reqnisiaop,' leave, or order.
"One day number Of ccnNaIesceats
vera sees evy'n'r~~ up the streets, foot
sore anit weary, on tlier WY TO camp,
having walked from Harper's Ferry !;
they were ordered to hat, by'a man
not clothed IN shoulder straps; the me =
obeyed, aud before they left the house Of
these truly patriotic ..lrrIiesI thirty four
oayes Of bread hal been cut, spread with
good fresh butter aud apple butter and
distributed. Thc man who tiandedrouad
the bread was in tears before his work
had been half performed, and tears of
gratitude streamcd from stha eyes Of
many battle -scarred veteran soldier.
This reminds ne Of home said enc:
'ah, this is what mother would doif she
were here said another, and God bless
The dear ladies, thnd. When all had
been seryed.tAe squad resumed he march,
t ach oae feeling himself n happier man,
IN a Drawer soldier even than before,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19


mented sFIeber for'fndia, Tic preached n
sermon which contained this beautiful il
lustratlons: r--1 a+ 1s 4e: a~>
" Life bears rs on like q stream of n
mighty river Our boat at first glides
down tho narrow through the
playful mur,nuring of the little brook
and the winding of It's grassy borders.
The trees shed their blossoms over our
Young heads, the flowers on the brink
seem to offer themselves to our Young
hands we are happy in hope, and we
grasp eagerly at the beauties around us,
but the stream hurries. on, and.still cur
hands are empty. Our course in youth
and manhood is along awilder and deep
ser flood, amid objects moro striking and
magnificent. We are animated Mt the
moving pictures and enjoymeuts and in
dustry- passing us; we are excited at
some short iiyod disappointment. The
stream BEARS us on, and our joys and
criefs are alike left behind us. We may
be sbipwreckcd but we cannot be delay
ed; whether rough or smooth the liver
hastens to its home, till tho roar of the
ocean is in our ears, and tho tossing Of
the waves is beneath our feet, and the
Land lessons from our eyes, and the floors
are lifted up around us, and we take our
leave of earth and its inhabitants, until
OF ouE future voyage there is no witness
save the infinite and eternel."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19

THe GREAT TRArfoR DErzclEn.-
7 hs traitor discovered in tie War De
gnu t,nent s said 10 be james II. Wi hl,
II confidential clerk in tho Adiu;nnt Gen
erals office. lie lives in Prince, Gcof-
ce's county, Maryland tie is niade &C
quainted with all the orders to the army
before they are promulgated, and knows
the 1t o,t valuable secrets of the Govern
meut 'iich he communicates to his reb
81 cronies. The war Department has
been repeatedly informed Of his treason,
hat refused to .. e;lit il. Will it lave tie
nolre to hing him now? ..,. ,s.s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
The Pride and Glory Of WIS -
cGusin,

F0rty MoHso1,d men have volunteered
from y i5cons n. They are tho noblest
and best of our people. Wherever a bat
tic has been fought or danger pressed
the sharpest, it HIS never i,cen said of
any of our regiments that they fiinched,
hestated. Ever true to the dear Old
hag--ever prompt in.dnty--they have
proved a walLof Ere in battle--a bulwark
upon which the waves Of treason broke
in vain. We are prouI of them--the
State is proud of thcni--and for their
trials and suferings they will be justly
entitled OH the return of peace, to an
arch Of trnmpd--the free Offering of the
pcople--for their1gr&at and noble achieve
ments.
Let us hone their Generals will prove
as earnest and patriotic rs the men; and
if so, before the frees unfold their next
leaflets our absent boy will have layed
their feetin the Cult of NIX 'cc--and
The works Of treason viii be in the dust,
Almost every family in the State has
reletiyes or friends. in the army. House
hold ties stretch d from lea ly every
house far down into the srnny South.
Mothors with. fearful eyes; lsters with
anxious hearts, and sweethearts all wat
and watch fer every breath Of news from
the absent From every hillside and
-plain-eycfy prairie and opening, there
aseenIs a voiune Of prayer and snppIiea-
ton to Heaven for the safety and com
fort Of those WHO tface gone on ibis holy
mission. anl ehildsea. with thy hands
join in. tler. little VOICES. Soldiers be
brave-Le truc--;or never before has
patriotism been cai'ta eIon for such sac
RIGGS. Millions are watching you with
yDIoublng confidence and sincere trust
Niiensn G. turn fren1 tho spectacle. of
WiscohSin's dtota in camp .Fnd fed
and feel the motive f9r the sacrifice-.
aud witness the ACTIVITY of,.paFtizansllip,
Which has igIored their right TO vote
which has struck at the Subsistence Of
helpless fpualiss- and which seeks TO
"sc their absence rs a means If. prUstitn
ting the honor and integrity Of the State
.tl leleeting, men toamisroprcsente it's SEN
tiuCGtS in the uatioual councils-we
capno! but:soi profound disgust at the
disparity of human natu rc---tbe mean
ness na.i bitterness of the. falsely called
democracy 1t is II l.tel on integrity
and manh3od on !eccncy aud hDmaa-
il. hudson, ,yoHrne'. -.-s ;, ~
asaE i-- - .---s----sa .. o. - ---.s ea
: MILRluys c'$frrelcArEs nCsr HAVE
4 T.a .CENT SrAAP,-An order has
been issued at the Internal Revenue De
lrnrtment, By the commissioner, that ninr
riage certificate must have a ten cent
stamp. The Commissioner says it comes
within the meaning Of The fifth-clauss OF
the exc Sc law, relating TO forms of eer-
titicates Of any other description THAI
those mentioned. in schedule ''B, and
are therefore, subject to the ten cent
stamp.
--tfT &-.s..- &-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
ssGone 10 ahe War;

.
Looking over some old notes and pa
fers he. other day, r took up small,
white, folded papeI,s and sopeling it, |
came uposa y teaetiial golden cerl..h soft
est hair. Marked on the inside Of the
paper vas tic pct nsnse Of the lovely
child from whose head | had clipped tie
srirgl ets years ago. IwoadeFed where he
might be nov, aud what he might be do
Ing. a few days-afteT, as il hadsought
for the information, | was told ho Lad
goAo to the war.
Conc to tho war The words gave
g,e a strange chill. Il seeme4 buta few
weeks since thG summer afternoon when,
tired with play, he had fallen asleep, his
cheeks rosy III heat, the very picture Of
Exquisite ehiIabltIbeauty;3I had clipped
this glossy curl from close to his white
neck, without waking the little sleeper
And now he tolls over dusty roads thro'
painless swamps.- With gun and blanket
and ssknapsack, lis fair, youthful face
burned by the Southern sun, and his
young heart exposed to all the tempta-
tons Of the soflier's camp-profanity,
Drunkenness and crime; or If wounded
he is trampled by his friends and foes,
perchance mutlated and brutally aban-
doued to worse than soldiers fate.
Oh! War horrible. cruel war ! that
has been forced with all its horrors on the
peace loving and loyal sons of the NORTH,
by the ungrateful, rebellious children of
that once prosperous republic.
Gone to tho war p Another, our
quiet dark eyed, undemonstrativc boy,
who must be known to be loved, so IN
obtrusiye WAS he, and so retiring, but
best beloved by those who know him
best. But the echo of Sumpter's guns
fired his Northern blood; his dark eye
| flashed, he seized bis rifle and was gone.
And so, one by one, and thousands by
thousands, nil over the land, they have
departed, and manV a heart and home is
desoiate. From one home the youngest,
the pet, the darling of the house is re-
inctautly given up; from the next, the
proud, noble tirst-born, on whom his
gray haired father leaned; and from tho
next the widows son; and from across
the way every son of the household. Oh .
who but the recording angel shall esti-
mate the agony, the untold sacrifice call
ed out by This .cruelest of Febelions =
Yet shall their precious blood not have
been shed in vain, if byit is purch 'sed
liberty for all now and forever If from
these battle fields Liberty shall rise in
shining garments, with new glory on her
shield; if, one kindred and one people,
we stand again with clasped hands of re-
conclia;ion, and the black stain upon our
national honor wiped ont forever. then
blessed shall they be who can count their
best beloved among tho heroes by whose
struggles the glorious result shall have
been cQnsummatod. God speed the time
and shield our dear ones in the day Of
battle Chrjstian Register.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
Resolutions

Resolvetl, by tie Common Council OF The
city of Prescott, that " lillian Henry Harrison
Levitt be and is hereby appointed Pound
Keeper of the City Pound uniil otherwise or
defed by this council
g. A. DILL, Mayor.
G.4F-BILsoN City G1crl.4
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution.was passed by the Common Council
Of the city of Prescott Oh the 7th 'dav of. Oct.
1862. ~sC.T. WirseS, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19

- Your calm men always succeed
Their power is something terrible.e They
seem to bum with white heat, and, l.,
their intense quie;,to cissipato and turn. to
account all opposition, as a furnace of
motion metal liquies and laps up the
sharp sided ingots as fast as they are cast
INTO It. ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
. SIneriff9s Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County-State of Wis
.consn.-. u. Whaley, plaintiff, ag'st
George Swarts defcndent.
g0Y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county. for the
sum of six hundred twenty ard $500 dollors
with interest thereon from the s5th day of
| August, 1862. in the above entitled action, III
| favor Of said plaintiff and against said defen-
dent, 1 have levied upon the following dos
cribed property, to-wit the north hf of sw
or of sec. g. township 81. range Is, also the
following described parcel of land commenc-
ing at the south west corner OF the NV or of
section two. township 81. of range Is, and
running east 50 rods, thence forming an angle
| and running nearly due north % rods to the
highway, thence in south-westerly direction
on a line of the said highway so rods TO the
point of beginning. all in Pierce county, State
Of Wisconsin, which l will expose and sell at
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
front door of the Flint House, in River Falls,
in said county. on tbs 30th day of October,
A. D. 1862, at two o'clock p. NJ to satisfy said
| execution aud costs.
Dated this 18th day of September 1862.
J. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BY Amos SAUNDERS, Deputy.
2l-w6 GRAY Dc HUMPHREY, Pr Att'ys.
The above sale is postponed until Thursday,
| the 9th day of November. 1862, at the same
place and hour as above described.
AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy Sheriff,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-19
List 0E Vessels Captured and
DESTROYED as the Rebel
steamer Alabama, as far as
heard from.

List Os Vessels Captured and
Destroyed by the Rebel
steamer Alabama, as far as
heard from.
Ship 0cnuIgce
Ship Ocean Rover
Ship Benjamin Tucker
Ship Brilliant
Ship Lafayatte
a-Ship Manchester
Bark Alert
s--Bark Osceoia
Bark Virginia
10 Bark Elisha Dunbar
ll-Bsrk Lnmpiighter
I2-Bark Lauret.s
l3-Brig Dunkirk
Schooner Alamnha
Ia Schooner Weather Gauge ,-.
16-Schooner Starlight
l7-Schoouer Ccutscr
Is Schooner Crcusl.aw
10 Schooner Ocean Cruiser.
VESSELS BONDED AID RELEASED.
20-Brig Baron do Uastine
2l-Thip Tonawpnda
VESSELS RELEASED.
22-Smp Emily Farnham
REcAPIrULArIoS- Destroyed.
Ships, 6
Bar&s, q
Briggs, /
SCuoOneIs q
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FL O e E Ii s..
KUBOITRN HOUSE.

J. Med. SMITH proprietor
Leyee street, Prescott, Wisconlin.
Largest and Best Hotel in the City, and
convenient for all travellers going to or COM
ing from the Boats.
Prescott, May IL, 1861. n2lT
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DsArH or GEx. MiroHELI~-This cal
lapt officer died at Beaufort, S. G., Of
yellow feyer. on the 30lh ait. This will
send psng to every loyal heart in the
land. lie was one Of The noblest men
in he army.
The yellow fstey ; said to be pteYsi!
ing at Beaufort.