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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

The GUERRILLAs IN KENTUcKY.-
These pests are still at work in Wolfe
and Breathitt, and on the head waters of
the Kentucky River. There are two
main outlets through the Cumberland
chain of the Alleghanies into Virginia
one by way of Prestonburg and Piketon,
the other by the Cumberland Gap. Our
forces occupy those passes, and keep the
guerriIlas in order. But there is an in-
termediate route, by way of Hazlegreen,
through the Pound Gap, that all the
newly organized bands pass through, and
they bave heretofore done so with almost
impunity. They carry ammunition from
Cincinnati, and drive mules and cattle for
the confederacy along it. This is bad
enough; but, in addition to this. they
endeavor to destroy all the union men in
the region through which they pass, by
killing some, carrying off as captives 9TH
ers, and robbing the remainder. The
rebels have taken from twelve to fifteen
citizens. A young man from Magoffin
says lie met thirty armed men having ten
prisoners. He did not know any of the
prisoners except old man Delull, merchant
in West Liberty, and Jesse Barber and
Michael Murphy. The rebels are there
in bands of ten, fifteen, twenty, and thirty,
and well armed. The day previous
band went off with seven prisoners.
The union men have to keep concealed,
and some have left their homes and fam
lilies, and hide out in the hills, and re-
turn at night for something to eat. There
are now absent hundred. The union
men have no chance to attend the wants
of their families, and cannot harvest small
grain. Some of the niarauders dress in
Federal inform. There was considera
bic meeting of them at Hazlegreen, to be
supplied with ammunition, as there has
been good deal imported there of hate.
BRUTALITY.-Twor rebel prisoners were
murdered at Camp Douglas on Sunday.
One of them was killed in cold blood BY
brutal fellow belonging to Co. /, Irish
Brigade, who, being intoxicated, swore
that he would kill secesh before leaving
camp. But little notice was taken of his
threats until some few moments later,
when it was found that he had made his
words good, by loading his musket and
brutally firing at a group of about a
dozen prisoners standing together, wound
ing three of them badly one of whom
has since died. He was Immediately
arrested, and is now confined in the
"White Oak" awaiting an examination
into the nffair.
The other victim, member of the
l1th Tennessee regiment, was shot on
Sunday morning. He had been an in
mate of the hospital, from which in a fit
of delirium, he escaped, end while cross
ing the lines after being twice challenged
by the guard, of whom be took no notice,
he was fired upon. the charge taking ef-
feet in bis breast killing him instantly
Chicago Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

PFRsoxAL.--Acting Big. General Stark
weather. formerly Colonel of the First Wis
consin, and Capt. Greene, of the same regi-
rnent, paid our city flying visit last evening
They are in excellent health and fine spirits /;
and, having Just visited their families and nu-
merous friends, are now on their return to
join their respective commands, believing that
at present they have but one duty, that of
serving under the Stars and Stripes, and
maintaining the glorious principles and rights
bequeathed to us by the founders of the no.
blest Government ever the sun shone upon.
Capt. Samuels, now on detached service
here, is of the LIST Wisconsin, and his eficienC
efforts so visible the past few weeks in this city
plainly show the discipline of Gen. Stark
weather and his men.-LouisuiHs Daily Jour
nal
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
ORIGINAL ODE,

RY BRO. FITIELD.-Tuae curious.
Good bye, good bye, JOE,
Fortunes smiles attend you
When "down South you go,
May "contrabands" befriend you.
CHoRus-Roll him round de mountain.
Roll him round de mountain,
Roll him round de mountain.
Way down in Dixie Land.
Then labor for the Union,
For our glorious land
Till the cursed traitors
Are all dead and damned.
Labor till our banner
Floats in pride once moe.
And Liberty's hosannalI
Resounds from shore to shore.
Here the candles and the meeting both went
Frank Pratt moved TO amend this resolu
ton by including sqnars among the "institu.
tons" of the ST. Croix Valley. The amend
ment and the mover of it were both laid under
the table
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

The sugar beet 50 successful in Fralce,
has been planted in Illinois. and a thous-
and acres Of j; will b. grown this year.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

THE ST. CnoIx VALLEY-The Hudson
Times SAYS: Now is the time for the land
less TO come West The broad prairies look
most charming; and it is now that the quail
ty of the soil can be best determined by the
vegetable growth. Thousands upon thous-
ands of acres Of the most beautiful and pro-
ductive nds are now vacant and awaiting
claimants. All We industrious men of the
East, W ho desire the possession of splendid
farm in the growing AMI thrifty west, come
forward Immediately and select your future
homes under the provisions of the Homestead
Law. Come forward, ye poor and sickly =
The soil will give you wealth. and this pure
invigorating air and healtliful climate, give
health to body and mind, and elasticity to
you spirits.
c come to the st. Croix Valley We bave
healthy climate, a productive soil, good mar
kets, plenty of timber and water, in short ,
blessed country" If yeu are poor. como
here and amass wealth. If you rich. her.
is the place to increase your riches. If you
are sick, here you can find health. If you
are healthy, here you can remain SO. If you
are young, here is chance to grow up, and
build up W it'll the country and its institutions.
If you are old, here you can lengthen your de-
clining days, and find at last peaceful rest
ing-place.
The ST Croix Valley is rich in its natural
resources, and its present prosperity is but a
fragment and Il prophecy of ifs future great
ness Come to the st. Croix Valley
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
Rfsol6eo.

t""o@o*ot 1st-Ihat this society heart
lily condoles with itself on the loss it has sus-
tanned.
2nd-That "JoE" was as much an ''institu-
ton" of the St. Croix Valley. as its snags,
sand bars, shovel-nosed sturgeon. Sioux,
ChiPpewas. or "any other man." and he
ought TO have been incorporated"
3d-That in the affecting words of our tai.
ented countryman, the author of "EAcm Nary
Palmer. "-(the poem, not the girl, )-JoE's
"vices leaned TO virtues side"
4lh-That we wish ,JoE's moustache aud his
stay with US could each have been longer.
5th--That a committee of the whole be APP
pointed to find, if possible. another as big an
9. as JOE was, and propose him for member
ship.
6th-That copies of these resolutions, en-
closed Gin a horn" be forwarded to JOE and
the maternal parent ofhis "olive branch"
The society then joined in singing the fol-
lowing
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25
Reported for the PRIscorr Journal.
i. o. ST. G.. R. s..
To all ,cl,om IL may concern,

0rsetln9;; Whereas it has seemed good to
our trusty and well beloved brother, ]. S. Ell
WELL of Hudson. commonly called the Obser-
yer. to depart from our midst and enter into
the service of his country, a 10 Getting of the
l. o. st. G. r.. S. is hereby convened to ex-
press the regret ofthe society at his departure.
CSignedl A. L. COX.
II. W. S. /. o. st. g. r. s.
In accordance with the above notice. the
society convened at its usual house of call in
the city Of Prescott. Capt. R. c. EDEN, r. W
G. s. in the Chair present, Bros. H. A. Tay-
Tor, A. L. Cox, S. S. Starr, Lutte A. Taylor,
John L. Dale, Frank Pratt and Sam Fifield.
The following preamble and rcsolips ex-
pressive of regard for our departed Brother,
were unanimously passed
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

*Flotsam and Jetsam, two old law terms
applied. the former to anything picked up
floating at sea, the latter to anything thrown
on shore by the waves. .s r.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

- The st Croix Valley Pastoral Union
will hold their seventh scmi-annual session at
Cottage Grove. Mimi. on Monday, July nh.
The meeting will be held in the hall common
ly used for worship, and will commence at
7 y o'clock, p NJ.
The following exercises have been decid-
ed on:
MONDAY EvESISG.-Opei,in sermon. Rev.
J. l.. Howell; substitute Rev. W. r. Stevens.
TUESDAY MORNING. Essay on the place and
condition Of departed spirits, Rev. W. R.
Stevens; Exposition of l Ju.. 5, IL IS. Rev.
r. B. Bull Plan of sermon on Ex., II, ~.
Rev. w. F. Boutwell,; Essay on Church Mu-
sic, (reassigned,) Rev. S. Putnam; Essay on
Temperance, Rev. Munger Essay on the
physical education of CHI ildrcn, Rev. George
Spaulding Excgeeis of Heb. s. 6, Rev. L. n &.
Woodruff; Essay on the Imprecations of
Scripture, Rev. George s. Biscoe; Skeleton of
Sermon, Rev. r. Hall
Discussion -ReSolved, That only one SER
mon per Sabbath is best for both pastor and
people Essay Best method OF preaching
Christ" Rev. W. C. jShaw.--&. Paul Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-25

0&tUt4taS. In the departure of our
Brother, JOE ELwELL, for the seat of war this
society has met with an irreparable loss,
therefore,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-04-10
Union ConNentinll.

ON SAturdty, April 4ti, in accordance with a
previous CALL about one hundred of our citizens as
scmblad in the Court House, to form Union Con-
venti,n, for the nomination of Corporation and
Township officers for t1e ensuing year. II. II.
Dodge, Esq was elected to pres ide. On motion, :,
committee of five were appointed to select candid
ltes for corporate officers, aud also committee Of
i've for the selection of Township officers for the
same term.
Tn. committee on Township officers reported the
following
Far Trustees. SArdius D. Westcott, John Yeagcr,
John Robertson.
For Gerk Isaac p. Thompson.
For Assessor. George Mills.
For Co,StaJies, Martin II. Carpenter, George Huff
ord, Columbus Humm.
The committee for thc selection of Corporation
,ficarS reported as follows:
For .Htyor, Ebcn z,r Graham.
For Rccordey, 4. e.. Williams.
Far Council, }. ". Ross, &. brown, G. Knoll, P.
fyf', &. B. kreps.
For CoastoLies, NJ. II. Carpenter, George llufford
On motion, vote of thanks was unanimously
rendered to the late Town Council, for their abs
md patriotic management of the public business in
relation to certain bonds, said to be frAuducntly
1btairel from this corporation by the Dayton /
Michigan Bailroad Company.
ltwas also unanimously resolved that the inCom
ing Council be instructed 10 continue the defense o.
his Corporation against the claims Of the holder,
If said bonds issued by this Corporation, until full
md ample Justice is obtained
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We heartily agree VIA the aboye.
Newspaper Morals.

In the world at large, the man who deliberately
and wilfully cheats and dcffauds his creditor, is
considered knnvc and rascal Men who pretend
to honesty, will not do anything Of the kind But
different rule cntcrtains With many people inr regard
to onewspapcrdebts. To cheat the printer no crime
with them, indeed ;hey rather like it, Witness the
following from the TiIin Adrertissr:
Two men. who have taken our paper at Attica
one for over flee years and the other or res psurc
WITHOUT PAYING A CENT have very curt;y ordered
us to discontinue their papers. OF course we viii
stop sending to such valuable subscribers. We
viii endeav0r to collect our Just dues from them by
law, but if we can not sLccccd in this we will give
them such conspicuous position in these columns
as will learn them that the PRINTER cannot be
cheated out of his sotiyactiom if he is Of his time
and money
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rol,nr..l Mlnis,o,s ol Iicnlth.

tn New York City NsNs SAYS, in examining the
vessels al ,hc various wharvcs wc fud omoug IAe
crtj sigi-s e our c,mmSrcI the brig &itaula just
Ia rom IruS,llo Wiz cargo OF Honduras SarsN-
pa,il,, fa, DR., J, Z. Aver & Co., Of IowolL Sc
particular ar, this Ggm NJ to the articles used in
cVmpoundiug ther various rcmlueS, iaat ,hey have
this drug, Ike some others they consume, gathered
for them 10y II skllliul agent OF their own IN the
tropical regions of It's growth. lie forms us that
thtlr are many species Of this plant, but two Of
which are really valuable In medicine; the quail
ties OF these are also affected by the time of gath
eriug mode OF curing etc, operations which in
that region Of unreliable worEinru imposes heavy
labgr upon him. One of he inert varieties ut Sai-
supaiila grows wild ia Our own vltstS, while sew
crd others, nearly worthless. abound ia Central
and South America. The iutslr en-, agent aasur-
ed Us that the virtues Of this drIg had never been
fully told and that the OF tnc low esteem in
wucl many hold it is mainly due to ths importation
OF such mmer,se quantities o' tue Worthless vari.
cites. His accounts OF HIS tips To Honduras aud
hls business excursions along the Gull ut Duce
and the rivers OF Munttgua and Santiago and
among the adjacent mUuutaiuS were ut intense IN
tcrrsl We Cun but commend and honor his en-
pluycrS fer the tNithiulncss and energy with which
tnry cNcCutS their trust as ministers TO the public
health, and we suspect that this course is NJ Least
ON, of tir reasons why their medicines are held IN
such extraordinary favor Throughout. the civilized
world.
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Save NOuy Horses,

"We take great pleasure IN recommending the
Mexican Mustang Lmment AZ valuable and in
dspcnSablc article for Sprairs Sores, Scratches oi
Calls ,n Horses. Our mcn have used it for severe
Burns, Bruises, Sores, Sitn Joints and Rheumatic
Pains, aul all say 1t acts like magic. W. use no
other linim mt. - Foreman .or American, Wells,
F0rgo's and lariens Express.
Gentlemen -"I had negro man worth 3 ,20N
who took cold from bad hurt and was useless for
over year; had used every thing could hear of
without benefit, until tried thc Mustang Liniment.
1t has perfectly cured him, and can now take the
above iur hin!. Yours. ttc..
JAMES DoRRANCE.
Every Planter Tcnmscr and F1. Y should have
this Invaluable article. Each wrapper will here
after bear the signature of y. 5. Barnes Proprie-
tor. and G. W. Westbrook Chemist, with the
wuRls Trade Marx" in two Mrdalhons of the
Federal currency. Beware of contclteits. 1t Is
sold bv rcspcctable dealers everywhere. Buy o!
none ether. u. :, BARNES, Proprietor
Feb 20 lSG2-2n New York.
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Mnfhnrs. renli this.

The following is au extract from a letter written
hv the pastor OF Baptist church to the "Jrurnal
tnl MGsss ssnger," Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks vol
umss in favor Of that worli-renowned m.licne--
Mrs. WlSsLow's SooTnISG SYRUP FOR cnILpRE>
GEETuING
I'VE sec AN advertisement in your columns O!
Mrs Winsluw's Soothing Syrup. Now we nuvar
said a word in favor Of patent medicine before in
our lite but We feel compal' d to say 70 oar readers
that this is no hunihug WE HAVE TRIED IT AMI
KNOW 1T TO BE ALL IT CLAIMS. 10 is. probably,
one Of the most successful medicines Of thc day he
cause il a one of the bst and those of your readers
who have babies cant do better than tplay in
supply. 40 ly,
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When We Saw

THAT Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup acts like :
charm, We do but rciternte The language of ever,
person who ever used il for their children for al
diseases incident to the period of tcething, such
Dysentcry and DiarrlJea. Wind Collie and Choor,
Iufantum. II will produce quieiudc aud rest, re-
leve all suffering, and the infant will awake invig
GRATED and refreshed, and not with the dull and
stupefying effects of prepm ations Of opium. Sol
everywhere, rs cents per bottle. Office, l3 Cedar
strcct New York
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Home Testimony.

CiLEAD, WOOD COUNTY, ONO.
August 3th.
Dr.. G. W, ROB ACE--Dcar Sir: Permit me to
inform you aud all suffering humanity afflicted as
have been of the benefit have derived from your
valuall, scandinavian Blood Purifier and Pills
have had deficiency in my lungs for some two
years, that baflad all the skill Of our best ?hysi
clans, both at home and abroad besides | had the
Dyspepsia so badly that my food would not stay in
my stomach in the smallest quantities and through
thes. diseases ] became so emaciatcd aud weak ]
could scarcely walk, and sunetncs could not. But
/ am hearty and reasonably we'll at the present,
and allpgr the cause 10 your medicines, for took
no others At that time, and much thanks TO you for
the Almanac that accidentally fell into nay hands.
iWieom Yours truiY, j. BALMER.
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Recruiting Stop,ed.

Adjutant- General Buckingham has issued Or
der, calling in all officers who recruiting for
the volunteer service4 In accordance with this or
der, Serg't. VIM. Scott of tae 25th o. v, who had
been engaged recruiting here for several months
past, left on Saturday last to join his regiment.
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NEWS FROM THE WAR!

Daily the news is pouring in up
on us of the success OF the Union
men in all directions, and OF the
certainty that the rebellion will
speedily be crushed This is glori-
Gus news indeed, which every man,
woman or child that is for the Union
(and who is not y will rejoice to
hear.
at The same time there is news
Of a diiiercut kind which we are
nbout to publish, viz F.: That we are
receiving and have now on haud,
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Drownlow's Invitations.

INvIT ATIeNs from abroad for Persu, Brownlow
10 make visits, are crowiirg upon him from every
direction. We notice that the Board of Council
men of New York have passed resolution tcnly
ing to the Rev. W. C. Brownlow OF his arrival i,
that city, the use Of the Governors room in tn
City Hill for the reception Of his friends, ami ap
pointing COMMITTEES of thr.e to make the necessary
arrangements.
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CHICAGO. April S.--The Alps arrived at
Cairo at eight o'clock this morning, bring
ing second master Lori OF tho Benton, with
dispatches froin Commodore Foot, announc-
ing the surren Ter to him at midnight of tlic
entire position, men, guns ana Transports
The number of prisoners is not yet known,
nor the amount of ordinance stores.
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Payson Rrowrlow,s Book.

The Now York Post states that ParSon Brown
low has accepted the offer Of Mr. Chds, a Phila
delphia publisher; and at the request Of the Par
a copy of mis- book will be sent to the editor u
every newspaper in the country, so that they car
see what it costs to be loyal in Secessiondom.
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r:sr-wc nre rermltlcA /, lnake tle f.llowinr Ok


s,sT-we are permitted to make thc following eS
tracts fron private letter ~ his father, by Tom-
as A. Gorull
plrrsBCRG tANpiSG, Tenn, March 2lst,
We lett rsducah on the 9Th inst, and
started up the river, on thu steamer BaiNc. i, was
about O'Clock when we all got aboard tired aud
sleepy. That might've slept scuudly Next uorn'
ng We found ourselves moving slowly up the river.
and at about L. Uciuyk W. arrived at Fort Henry,
ere we remained for a short time. Proceeding
up about six miles urther We went ashore. pitched
teus and remained fer two days. The f2nd aud
6sth regiments are both in Stermen's dvisi0u,--
Our brigade is commanded by Col. Il. Y. Bucklaud
Lieut. Col Campncld commanding our regiment
. After two DAYS "camping" we again struck
tents aud procccded ON to fittsburg being thir.
teen days on board the boat futshurR is u hard
looking place, aud would scarce receive notice nut
for the batils fought here ON the fist Inst. The
timbcr was we'll rlllcd With bullets, aud many
new rebel graves aduru tho pathways-- many OF
them being buried just deep enough to allow 4
covering ni shout six inches W earth un top, There
is considerable sickness in some uf tho regiments;
however, but cue or two cases IN ours Our rAtiouS
consists OF snl; pork beef beans rice, hard crack
vys. potatoes, tee, coffee sugar, sc. - sup
p sc we will snUn be at hnme; al least that - the
opinion prevailing here. | hcarvo are go.
lux TO tc paid ult suou, ani Aope II r,ay De 50.
Taos. A. GUERiLt,
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Ohio Legislature.

The Ohio House of Representatives have adopted
resolution to bold an adjourned session of the Leg
islature next winter. The Senate viii concur in
the resolution. No Senator will be elected this ses
sion. About twenty days--one.fourth OF
this session--has been spent in doing nothing by the
legislators; they having adjourned over one and
two days in each week, thus wrougfully taking
from the pockets Of their constituencies thousands
Of dollars. Had they finished their business, elect
ed Senator, and then adjourned sine die, the peo-
pie would have been better satisfied. =. Oitu,ea Dra-
oera,
,ty -, A.. II,
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nOAD N0TICE.--Aoticc is hereby given that q
IL petition will be presented to the Commission
ers of Wood county, at their next session., praying
for the est lblishmant Of . road as follows: Com
m'ncing a, or neIr the school house in District No.
/, IN Washington township, or the west line Uf see
ton 30 town 9, range 10 thence sonth on the line
Of said ssctlan, and Of section S2 town ard range
as ahayo, until il iaierseotS the Grean Enca npmsnt
Poaa and thera tsrninate. Also, the vacation "a
40 much OF ths Wapakonatta Road as lies between
me Greco En,ampnlcnt Rad and the line OF the
sbove pr5pesea rNid JACOB GUNDf, Pstr.
Washington, Wooico., March ~, oS-as~s'