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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-05
CORRESPONDENTS.
SPARTA, October %, 1859.

] 0-An S~CiE s"fANO'0t WNi0 Po.HsSos
Circles, in this county, moro agitated than
at the present moment. Sore-hendsd
and addle-brained Republicans are uni
ting with the simon pure Breckenridge
democracy of the E. G Ryan stripe,
against the regular Administration noni-
aeea and we are having "gay and
festis 81 time.
A few days siece Capt. q. 4. Fisk,
and Lieut.. d. w. Wilson, of the 18th
Reg. Wis. Volunteers, returned from their
long and dreary Imprisonment 10 Dixie.
They were tnken prisoners at the battle
of Shiloh, on the ever memorable Sab
| bath of April 9th, 1892 For nearly
seven months they endured suferings,
hardships and privatioas, q recital of
which makes the blood curdie in the
veins. Fiendislmess, such as no people
under Heaven making the least preten-
| sions to civilization, ever dreamed Of, has
characterized their treatment of these no.
bic men, who are sacrificing themselves
upon the altar of their country's only
hope. Wilson is an excellent speaker,
and he, in connection with the Hon. NJ.
[. Rice, of KY, late AdJt General fthe
State. have spoken to the people of this
county, Tunnel City, Tomah, and sphr-
tn. Immense crowds wero present at
each meeting, and the widest enthusiasm.
Copper-headed Democrats. of secession
proclivities, shrink away from their terri
bic, whitening denunciations liked whip
ped ours. These untiinching patriots
have done efficient service there for the
Union cause. Hanchett will get SPLEEN
did vote from gallant Monroe. Our
shoulders are all put to the wheel, and we
are doing the utmost to sustain the poll
cy of Abraham Lincoln. The success of
tho Knights of the Golden Circle in In
diana, Ohio and Pennsylvania; the jabi-
LIANT feeling manifested il Southern peri
cdicals over these results, and the mac
chinations of traitors at home, have ava
keued us to realizing sense that eter-
nal vigilance is the price of liberty" and
that we must pay the price if We wish to
secure the blessing. To our shame, it is
said that we have men among US who
talk blatant treason in the streets, and as
yet go UNPUBLISHED Tho reigns must
be drawn tighter. We must show that
earnestuess and determination in our Eff
foits to crush this hellish treason, which
our enemies dc, in their unholy attempt
to destroy the best government on earth.
The dark thunder cloud of rebellion
lowers, the shoals thicken around us, the
vortex yawns, and the boiling surge Of
trsitorous despotism threatens us all. But,
Thank God that limit is set."
A light breaks away on the lee bow.
A grateful br,eze from the Capitol strikes
the sails of the old ship of State. She
feels it She feels it ! The proclama-
ton of Honest Old Abe paralyses the
rebellion, the serpent uucoils bis shiny
folds. and the glad light of USIvERsAL
Emancipation breaks in upon the trou-
| bled earth.
The memory of glory passed away
| Lingers in every heart, as in the shell
Ripples the byyone freedom of the sea.
And every dav new signs of promise tell
That the great soul Of man shall yet be free. "
| ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-05

- The first step toward sefimhfos5
ment is to lenve off whining oyer the
past. Let he past 60, and bend every
energy 10 Tx. imrrosemef Of the pre-
emf This j. lie only vat
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-05

D FROM Pclk county we hear that Judge
H. ua'Fon is elected to the Assembly, and
''a!e-elt about IFS maiortv,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-05
PREsCOTT JOURNAL.
SEE FOURTH PAGE.

ypEsCoTT, WEDNESDAY. nov. s, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-05

At Maiden Rock, Wis, on the 25th of Octo-
Der, Miss Ellen Stoddard; aged l8 years .
months and % DAYS.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-08

1t is meet that the Sou.herners should
have some national anthem which would
express and, at the same time, tend to
alleviate their mortifcatiou after en-
countering such defeats as they now en-
counter. As their flag and songs are
notifications of our Aag aud songs, we
very politely tender them the following
parody on our song of "Forward Boys"
We desire it to be sung wherever "cotton
is grown, niggers licked, aud corn-whis-
KEY guzzled' Gentlemen Of the Com
fed crate States of America, here is
your ant hem.
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02 l s,s....s.ls.
Mississippi and Missouri r. r.

HN and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861. and
~ until further notice, trains viii run as + u.
lows:
Leave wi lton FOR Davenport Chi
caro-. at 2.55 NJ.
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington, 1900 NJ.
Leave Wilton for Nlscatnr. 100 ". & 300 I'M
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago, ll5o 4. NJ.
Arrive At Wilton from Muscatine,
at Has 4. NJ. : s. L. N
Arrive at Wilton from Iowa City,
Passengers going west make direct connec.
lions with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers going east make direct connect tons
at Rock Island with the Chicago and Rock Island
X. r. trains for all points east, syuth and north.
Also with the Galena, Dubuque and st. Paul pack.
cts at Davenport.
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions as to the destination
Of their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars.
J. +. TRACY, Supt
A. KENDALL, Assistant oapt.
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AID TO SOLDIERS W hat has become
of our Soldiers Aid Society? Is there
nothing mcrs to be done it tina. line -
We are Informed by the officers of the
State Society that the hospital supplies
aud funds Of the Society are now nearly
exhausted. Another great battle in
which will be engaged about 1000 Iowa
volunteers, is daily expected. Shall the
society, at such time, be left without
supplies and funds? No, never. Let
US so without preserves and je!lies, at
home, and send what we have to the
wounded, dying, soldier, who has dared
all and shed his blood that we may be
free, Let US go without other luxuries
and give the money to aid the suffering
soldier. If what i, spent in Iowa for
tobacco, lager beer, and whvky, could go
into the treasury of the Soldiers Aid So
ciety, they would DO enabled to furnish
all the wounded and sick soldiers of the
Northwest with all the comfort. of home,
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(iAW - s... 40 z.iz..siss
CHICAGO, IOWA 4 NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS Il MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS.

1N and after Monday, Jan. 9Th, 1862, and until
further notice trains will run as follows.
WESTW Arb Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago ll.55 IN.
" Clinton s.O0A.M; lo.O0 AN
Arrive at Onion Grove lo35 " LOO +. N.
Cedar Rapids 1890 Pm; 40 "
Otter Creek $50 "
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Greek $50 AN;
Cedar Rapids l245 IN; 500 A. NJ
Onion Grove 2.45 1915
Arrive at Clinton $50 3.oo +. NJ
Chicago AS An.
CONNECTS.
AtDeWitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke-
ia. At Wheatland with stages for Toronto,-
Onion Grove with stages for Upton, At i1shoi'
with stages for Anamosa, At CEDAR hapid'
with stages for 5...
Marion, Tinton, Waterloo, Cedar FaHs,
Al otter Greek mith stages for TT. Doage
Toledo, ~ DeSnaoines, Council BluVs,
ISiionr cry
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY,
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
route between Chicago and Central Iowa: u pc
ing only 1876 miles ION Chicago to the M,ssiss
ippi River. and thence directly INTO tue ih'e''o'
Of Iowa. ,eu:,,.o,se,,
J.W. HAM, General F't& Pass, Agent
Clinton, Iowa, Jan lst2'
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
Aud all we ask is affair trial. Read the follown z
IMPORTANT FACTS!

And all we ask is affair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. I.-Ths Company being duly licensed
their Machines are protected against in
irin gcments or litigation
FACT No. 2--These Machines make the lock.
stitch--alike on both siaes--and use little
less than half MS much thread and silk aS the
chain or lo0p-stlteh machines.
FACT No. 3-rhesc Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in tue mar
ket to the frequent changes and almost end
less variety OF sewiag required in family.
They will stw from one to twenty thickness
ses Of Marseilles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest & tnAe to the heaviest cloth,
and even stout, hard leather without chang
ing the feed, needle or tension, or making
any adjustment of machine whatever. Is not
such machine best adapted to family uses
and if BEST adapted to family use why II OF
tor every variety of light sewing manuiac-
tureI For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes.
FACT No. 4-Thesc Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing machine i'll use
IA fact of very great Importance in sewing
elastic goods, or goods of any kind, on bias.
FACT No. 4--No Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction or n.ure
easily understood. The reputation OF these
machines wherever used will tIly demon
strate each ofthe above FATS.
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phila-
delphia.
FACT No. 1-Thcsc Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey state Fair.
FACT No s--These Machines took the Highest
Medal at the American Institute, In the City
OF New York. together with the Highest
Premium for the fine Sewing Machine work.
FACT No o-Thcse Machines took both the High
est Premiums at the Mechanics' Fair. Utica
NY.
FACT No. l0--These Machines can do the SANE
thing generally, whenever properly exhibit
ed in competition with other irst-ciass sew
ing Machines. But we have space for only
one FACT more-it is the most important
Fact Of all.
FACT No. IL We ,o1rrant erery Machine zoe sell
to eire nETTER Satisfaction than any other
Ss,oin e. Machine in the market or money re-
funded
2s,- Send for circular. Agents Wanted.
Address,
Finhls q Lyon Sowing M achine 90.
tsn47m8N No. 53s BROADWAY, NEW YORK
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A SpONGE.-It is not often that we
refuse man copy Of the Adrerttser,
but on Saturday last we did SO. One of
the weaithiest farmers ia Cedar county,
had heard som ething about q dog law,
and as he had an old dog that he hated
to kill, he came in aud wanted to see the
Adrertiscr containing the law so as to as
certain how much he would have to pay
in order to keep his favorite We let
him take paper and read the law. lie
then wanted to take the paper home that
he might study the law at his leisure
As he is two stingy to take paper, of
any kind, We told him that he could have
it by subscribing for our paper or paying
five cents for that copy. He would do
neither. Probably he thinks that pub
fishing paper is very pleasant business
and that publishers are glad to &c, men
to read them, forgetting that our papers
cost US money. Such sponge would
absorb all that joins him, had he the
power.
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CAMP DOUGLAS The total number
of deaths among the rebels at Camp
Douglas up to yesterday, is 524.
Sunday night some OF the members Of
an Alabama company threw a shower Of
brickbats at the guard. a requisition
was made by Col. Mullisan for the arrest
of the guilty ones, but the Alabamians
refused to tell who they were. Col.
Mulligan Immediately ordered the whole
company out to the centre of the parade
ground stationed guard over them, and
quietly informed them that there they
should stay, day and night, upon bread
and water, until the guilty ones were
given up. They came to terms yesterday
afternoon aud the offenders were sent to
"White Oak" a new prison house just
completed for the refractory Chicago
Journal,
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FIRE. The barn Of j X. Snyder,
Esq, with It's contents, was consumed by
fire on Sunday night last. The FIRE was
discovered about l. 0 clock, too late to
save any of the conteDts. Two fne hors.
es, buggy, two sets # double and one
single harness, 250 bushels of corn. 80
bushels of wheat, Il tons OF hay, aud
lots of other things that accumulate
around barn, were consumed The
whole loss was about $500 The worst
part of it all is, that it is supposed to be
the work of an ineendiary. 1t can hard
" be conceived that such disbolism could
exist in the human heart as would burn
up dumb brutes, but it seems such are
in our midst. No clue to the perpetrator
has yet been obtained.
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For the Upton Advertiser.


Mr.. EDITOR: 1t is, believe, gener.
ally admitted that "cxpericuce is a good
school mas'er," although the tuition is
sometimes rather expensive Experience
has shown that the old custom cf getting
some brazcn-faccd, lbraxen Drained, J am
bilious LAWYER, or doctor, to deliver an
address at agricultural fairs did not paw;
that men, in order to dro- the people,
SHOULD talk of something with which
they are acquainted With this prclim-
mary. wish to say that was peculiarly
gratlGed on looking over the premium
list, etc. of the Cedar County Agricul-
tura} Society, just published, TO see that
the Board of Directors had avoided the
errors Of others aud had secured the ser
vices Of one who is cminently qualified
to deliver an instructive address to the
farmers of "Old Ccdar,' at the approach
ing fair. have no doubt if farmers will
ouly heed the advice that will then and
there lie given tnem they will be able to
raise ten per cent better crops the next
year. Believing that agricultural indus
try is the foundation oS national prosper
ity, l am greatly interested in all that
concerns its success, and am happy to
encourage it any and everywhere.
Yours for the farming interest.
AGRICOLA.
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DACkWAR BOYS!

from the mountain and the river,
From the valley and the plain,
see. the ioya!ists are rushing
To ill places of their slain;
For our traitor hands are lifted
Ger our fathers sacred trust,
And their countrvs starry banner
We would trample in the dust.
CmoEUs.-Then backward, boys, backward,
For our cause is unjust;
The Bar StraDgicd banner
Shall he tramplel in the dust
We do i4ltcr in the battle,
We do drop our guns aud run,
And the very "soi! sacred
Even laughs to see the fun.
They will prove to coming nations,
That slavery, everywhere,
Is a wicked institution
And a traitors fate must share.
CaoKuS-Then backward, boys, &c.
They are sweeping to the rescue,
And We must pack up and 60.
Or the noble Union soldiers
Will take US North for a show;
For our traitor hands we've lifted.
'GaInst our fathers sacred trust,
Aud their cuuntr!'s starry banner
wewoud ,r.mplc in the dust.
CuoR, s.-Then backward, boys, backward,
For orr cause sunjust
The Bar Strauglcd Banner
Must be buried in the dust
Yours Truly.
/. B. pARNED.
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". + J. J. y tlRY would announce to the
pubic that they az prepared - TAN lEATH.
Err for ,ratoIn"rs on Re shares. or for pay
The highest cash price will lie paid ior hides
We have a IL" Gs7ortLlene ~ Leather on hand
which We Viii sell low far cash or eyrhsA =. i
for hides.
Triton August o. 1851.
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as- Shou rs Newspaper uhose columns are at
all times cromded nth ner Advertisements, and zoe
riU sI.Op you community aitps ,cith bnstness and
enterprise. The age IS q moring one. "'o" that
stands IL these slater days r N short time, find
htmseLf behind his competitors. az
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Upton POsT.OFFICE.

open from to IL O'Clock a. NJ and FROM to
7P.M. On Sundays from T. NJ. to p. N.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
Eastern via Wilton, daily at S A. NJ.
Onion Grove mali leaves Mondays, Wednes.
days and Fridays: closes at ) A. u.
Iowa City mail Wednesdays and Saturdays at
3 A. NJ.
Davenport mail Mondays and Thursdays at l
p NJ.
Red Oak mai! Wednesdays Saturdaysat5 Am.
All drop letters must he prepaid with stamps
at the rate OF one cent each.
s. s. DANIELS PM
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AMERICAN AaR1cULTUaIsr. - The
May issue of the Agriculturia will be
found fully equal to any former number
The Calendar of Operations for the
month embraces hundreds of hints for
the work on the farm, and in the garden.
In addition, this single number contains
over $50 articles and items for the farm,
garden, and household, including a s25
prize article on apple culture. Among
the eugravings are "a beautiful! page cut
entitled " Sheep Tending; How to
hold and drive horses -; "Beautiful leav-
ed plants''; "a Disturbed Nap, etc
Minute maps of the Mississippi river;
the country from Norfolk to Richmond,
including the Topography Of Yorktown
also Savannah, Ga, Fort Pulaski and
vicinity.
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DR.. TULLoss will make probably his
last professional visit to this place on
Monday the 18th inst, and remain one
week, at Dr's Smith and Maynard's Of
fee. He wishes all having business with
him to call
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Clinton A0bertiser.

IT ? MATrtER e ABBorT, Of New York, are author
lied to receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
~ Gil. sCRIvEN, Adsertisiag Agent. IS Dear
Born street, Chie0g0 as authorized to receive 9drer-
tisements for this and all the leading papers Of the
North West.
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TINkIE LYON
SEWING MACHINE CO..
53S RrnadMay. New York.

NO PERSON who contemplatcs pure hasing a
- Sewing Machine for family or manufacture
ing purposes, should fail 10 send for one of our
circulars which contains cuts and full descrp,
tiens of the several styles, prices and samples of
work, all OF which We send by mail free. We
claim to have the
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TEACHERS Association. - Notice is
hereby given that the next quarterly
meeting of the Cedar County Teachers
Association will be held in the Presbytc.
rian Church, at Ntchanicsvi,le, on Sat
urday, May 10th, 1862.
BY order of TX Com.
W. p. WOLF, Cha.
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MILINERY.-Mrs. White, of Musca-
tine, has fine lot of millinery goods for
sale at the residence Of w. A. Belts -
Miss Esther Morrow will be found 10 at
tendance. Prices to suit the times Cal
and see.
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ng Remember the Temperance meet.
ing next Monday evening. Lager Beer,
or no lager deer-that's the question.
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DIR HALLS
B AIS A NJ
Cures all diseases
OF the
LUNGS,
aud THROAT.

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Gen. Sterling Price has resigned
his mission, rs commander 81 the
Missouri State troops,
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Dissolution Notice,

1INUE partnership heretofore existing between
Messrs. BowEKsoCN, MANFt-L,. and SMITH,
Merchants. at Springdale is dissolved by mutual
consent: MA>rrLL and SMITH retiring. The ai-
fairs Of the late firm will be settled hy
JESSE BON ERSOCk.
Spring dale Iowa, April 18th, 1862.
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5lllt(l,

OF Diptheria May lst lN62, CARRIE AckLKY
daughter Of HARMON and MARTHA SMITH; aged
four years, two mos and two days
CARRIE was lovely chiId--lovely in
life, and yet more lovely in death Now
she is with the angels pain, disease, nor
grief, will never mor. disturb her sweet
spirit. The death agony, SO terrible to
look upon, is passed; and We trust the
the deeply afflicted parents will learn to
look upon their darling chill, as only
transferred t. heavenly home, where
her pure spirit will ever minglc. with
the glorifed in heaven.
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MI. TuLLOSS, ID. ID. -,

HFFICE west side of Clinton street,
I J bet.oen Washington and college Lvyyytp
IOWA CITY, IOWA. Also VIII VISIT
linton, professionally, two or three times per
nrr,,,n Ts:22l
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CASH purchasers VIII find il to their interest
to eNami.e cur goods before purchasing else
where. ". 4 NJ. CiililS.
linton. Angust 22G. lnGl.
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III aryitd,

On the Sd inst" h. Il. VI Long, esq. Mr.. JonN
kSAwER and Miss ANN JuNEs: h'th Of Upton.
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PIANOS. !HEiLODEONS.

NIcNHNUtT OIEHnSs
sheet Music. Music Books, Music Msrchandise, aad
all kinds Of Musical struments at the Tor pos
sibIe prices.
rV>HE HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPRON ED
/ Oycrstrung
Iron Frame Pianos.
are ally pronounced by the Press and Music Mast
t. superior trumeuts. They built Of tchc4t.
and most Thoroughly seasoned Materials and will
stand any climate. The tone very deep, round, full
and mellow: the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
for three years Price from s2nn to 500. Second
hand PHuns At great hargains nCtavcs, So to $40;
oCtaVcs. SbD to 500; g. octavr@. iI5 10 1870; 6s,
octaves, SltD to j5h; 0ctTvcs Ia to IS, Second
hand M"lod"ons from $40 to TO. Monthly payments
rr,cis ed tor Pianos, McodcuuS, Alexander Organs;
also Tor rent, and rent allowed if purchased per
agreement.
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WIN ELLIOTT, having been compelled
t. leave the army on account of i'll health,
has 50 far recovered as to resume his old
trldc--tailoring. He deserves the sup
port Of the community aud will guarntee
satisfact on in all cases See lis card.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-05-08

The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for May, is
on our table. 1t contains articles from
Professor Agassis, 4. p Whipple, j. r.
Lowell, G. G. Hazewell, r. W. Emerson,
General Lander, Miss Harriet Prescott,
Prof. Hayes, Mrs. Lydia NJ Child, J P.
Quincy and others. This is an array of
talent that must satisfy the most fastid-
ious, and such as no other monthly can
show Send 50 to Messrs. Ticknor &
Fields, Boston, Mass.