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II The Rebels have lost seventeen of their
Gec erals by wounds, resignation and suicide
during the war The Union army has lost bu,
two-One was killed in saddle, and the other died
Of sickness produced by wounds.
II JEFF. Davis's message 10 simply confes
sion that the Confed crates are in the condition OF
the laundress who hung cut more than she
washed.
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WHO Is WHO Who, to-day, is watching the
greet army In Virginia, and praying for the sue.
Uuion' Every loyal man In the nation. Who,
to-day, hopes for the defeat Of Mcclellan. the
disgrace of the DAG, the destruction Of the Amsri-
can Union Every sbolitionistsaaider and abetter
ofne snuthern CoBfederacyr who is now so bass
ss to follow the soldiers WITH abuse and attack,
.iastead Of prayers and ch ers-BOst0s Post.
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2 OF FIlC rALa.

Il -. coRcoRAN's BunfrSs, 18TH STREET,
GSes of Comzaission on Coatyacfs and CLAIMS
Il ~ TO, OsdsaHes and Ordsaaes Sterss,D
/ q 'a-. t8E - rs :: e, March IL, ls62.
l0sdsrss, That all persons having contracts and
satns for investigation and decision, under the
efter Of appointment Of the Hon. Edwin nj.
5tanton, Secretary Of War, dated the 18th Of
March, 1882, and hereto subjcined, be, and are
nsrebv notified, to present the same. The COM
missioners will continue In session for their re-
,eption, from day to day, from 10 a. m. to p. m,
L.. .--... 80 J. WISE, Secretary.
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yITAR DEPARTMENT.,

UTAR DEPARTMENT., -. !
|" H.. ar ,E..a.e JANIARI 81, IS62.
, ORpIRxD, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and
FfidsYY against an other busiaess but that which
felates to active military opersttons In the field.
Saturdays will be devoted to the business of
Senators and Representatives. .'s.
I Mondays to the business Of the Public.
3 EDWIN III. STANTON,
ja 22-h Secretary Of War.
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Is oo,.,, o,., -, a, e. q HOOP TO- 2 . - 90, 2

1s Constaaty Iecsiyins and has always on hand,
WATCHES thai are Manufactured In Enc IN
lanaa Switxerlend and America, both in Goldi
anne ELRY Of the most desirable styiss sSt St
glth Diamonds, Emeralds, Rabies and all oshsr
stsndard siIyeE Ware, and keeps Swords, RevoI-
s; ssss; sy1Ia l, Hsits spd ssshes. Bowie, knIyes,
eles. And . great variety Of other thinxs SsusIiy
Kept IN Jeysry Store, and al ct the yery lowest
sEssi !, No. sss Pc avenue, between sth sna iSsh
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From Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, March 1e,-The bridge builders
ca ptured by Morgan's party, the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad, have been released. They
returned here this evening.
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Sailing of the Canada.

BosroS, Msrch 1s.-The steamship Cansd
sailed at noon, taking thirteen passengers 70
liverpool and eleven Tor Halifax She takes n,
specie. F. 80 t.sF' -r.-.i.5. ... q.
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Arrival of the steamer Rh.de Island.

PHILADRLPHIA, March 20.-The steamer Rhode
'Island arrived here last evening, with fifty pri-
soners from the privateer Beauregard and vessels
aPtufed whilst attempting to run the bloc kade.
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A M E ERICAN WATCH + S
- FOR AMERICANS
No More English or French Rubbish, made
to sell, but not to keep time.

I Why should an American buy foreign Watch,
when he oan get better and cheaper one at homel
I Why should an American needlessly enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense OF our
own artisans s ..-- .a
Why should 3 n American senG gold to Eng land
and France, our covert but bitter enemies. when
gold Is 90 much needed at homes '' .. .vE-
Why should an American buy an imported
Watch, which, In nine cases out of ten, viii cost
more to keep order for year, than Its orisi-
nal price, and which was never intended TO keep
time under any circumstances! a.- .--.
Why should Americans not patronage more
generally American manufactures, and thus eman-
olpste themselves from the thraldom of English
capital, French fashions, and Continental gew-
The American Watch Compsny's wstches are
particularly adapted for soldiers use being mos,
substantially made, and not liable 70 get out OF
order, either IN marching. riding, or fighting.
Sold by M, w. GAIT & BRO, 3s4 Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Washington. ..E . .'.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
-..t ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents of the American Watch Company,
fe 81m 80. r.. 1s2 Brosdwsy, N. Y.
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Z ~ The Louisville DemoeEai says IL Fremont
WHALES 10 ruin rebellion ne can do IL by contract
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Fire atnMarenso, Ill.

MARBS6o, H., March 19.-The Ephemia Hal
was destroyed by fre to-day. Loss S25 600 70
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
~ r a. WASHINGTON, January 25, 1862.
The Secretary Of State win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on Saturdays
commencing with Saturday, the FIRST OF next
month. -.. r..-... -..- .-t1g l..... ... ....
ian z7-n WILLIAM Fl. SEWARD.
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YNHE MOST GRATIFYING INFORMA-
- ton that We oan give 20 our readers who arc
siEEi5i ME6io iEPE 6Seas s that
remedy. Many of our friend ; have tried them With
success for Coughs sore Throat, HosT se ness and
Con.nmpGves Singers and Public Speakers who
are trSub.sd with Threat Diseases ind relief BY
the thgoat OF husky and tlekliRg sensations, pro
du9ed b5 too much exertion of the vocal organs,
Prepared and sold by GEO.1PEARsON, No.
N2Lsh Liberty a., Baltmors Sold also st 491
-faght street washington; No. Fairfax street
Aiexandra; A. n. Hunt, Frederick; and by the
Ines ~ drussists ana oonfectioners, at 10 eents
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Oystersf Oysfers ! --'--7Z :
2 IAk oVERLAa.NR 2 QYsTER ExPREseH

ssA Scbsinss V rsss{ss asl shos. r,oas pGsssd
PALsXENS klyER OYsTERs.
would aa 1sI.o ssd ssil .nd ds,r s. sis% isRili'
, !, Inoss @ oysssfs ter. srs sf sold > hours amer
.0 O@os Mo- 4e Market Space, below. the
AveHus11eeseS u SSS'o' mjas4sm
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DRoPOsALs FOR WOOD.
DEPoT QUARTIRMLsrER's OYPIcE,
CorasY Of 1874 and q streefs, )
Wdshfn ekna N1srnh ISE9


SKiLlD Proposals will be received at this ofics
O'Clock to furnish the troops in this city and
its vicinity, north ofthe Potomac river, within (5)
Ave piles OF the oity of WASHINGTON. with Wood
for Q6l SIX months, commencing on the 1st CAV of
April, 1852, and ending the S0th day of September,
The Wood to bs of the best sualty Of oak or
hickory, and to be delivered at tn camps or GUAR
ters ofthe iroopz In such Quantities and At sue
times as the Depot @ Quartsrmsster may direct.
upon the return bL the contractor Of the orders
dawn upon him. The delivery of the Wood or
dered must be shown By, the receipt of the ofioer
receiving it ittspeoifylnE the amount delivered) en-
Wood ordered for regiments, brigades, or diyl-
sons must be receipted for By the a. ters
The propossls must specify the price per cord
OF Ila) one hundred and twenty eight cubic feet.
eld must be plainly marked Proposals for
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract.
should II be awarded to him must be gusrantied
BY two responsible persons, " hose signatures must
De appended 70 the guarantee. --r7.-
shown By the oficis osrtifoats 81 the CLERK Of the
neetsst district court or ofthe United States dis
Biddsrs must be present in person when the bids
are opened or their proposals will not be considered
Bonds, In the sum Of ten thousand dollars, signed
6J the contractor and both of his guarsutors, will
Pc Pc Of the successful bidder upon signing
The riEht to reject any or all bids that may be
master.
Informal proposals will be rejected.
..-.,.,... Form of Guarantee.
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BREWERY,
18th street, between 7th and eth Avenues,
NEW YORK.

EVERY PERSONS INTEREST That fns
"a stock Of Clothing for sale over Galts' Jevelry
Store is now offered st less than who lesale prices
a. SMITHS. No. 460 Seventh street, opposite
Post Ofsca Re G-0.~
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THE PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE, No.
i 460 seventh 81. Always ahead. New ARRIVAL
OF Spring Goods, all the latest styles of Clothing,
at No. $50 Saventh street. near r, fe q 3m
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CENTS F Furnishing Goode, Trunks, Clothing,
" Trunks, Hats and Caps, sll st Northern prices
81 the People J CiothlnE Store. No 46O 7th sire 4
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Of, and -, Of the county Of, and
state Of, do hereby guaranty that Is
terms OF his proposition, and that, ud his pro
position be accepted, he will at once enter INTO
contrast IN aoooIdance Herewith, ~ =
should the contract be awarded him we ara pre-
pared to, become his securities. - - :
9, To this guarantee must be appended the oertlf-
NH - dtd Colonel and Quartermasfer.
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CITIZENS AND SrRANGERS, lock tc your
~ interest! Look for the corner of r SHd nth
stTeets-it is the piace to bry frs CLOT afN6 for
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EOR sALE--A fine stock of Clottfss, Furnish
Il ing Goods, Trunks, Hats and Caps, at whole
sale Prices at No. 460 Seventh street. opposite
Post once. s fs Il SIN
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STOP WHEN YOU COME TO TREGoR-
= nsr Of r and zth streets, and bur suit OF fne
CLOTHING At sio' So; si5' 8S5 f : ryo~
feao-lmr Fashionable CiothinE Esf.hi shrrent.
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THE FINEST AND BEST STOCK OF
l. READY-MADE CLOTHINGfln In WashfnEtou
can be found 81 BAR & BROS Estsblishmen ent,
corner of T. and 7th SITS, ~
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SHIRTS. sHIRTs, sAIRFs- -Jrst received
- leo dozen Shirts, ra,ch we offer Ct old prices
at SNIHH'S No. $50 SAvanth . e. 21-9rn
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A LII SIZE BOYS, from the age Of 4 yesrs up,
n COT be hIted ont at BAR & BRO.'S corner T.
and 7th streets. at much less than usual rrices.
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ggllls sCURE-C0RNS-B C. -BUNIONS.a
MRsfkkDRIAT,Is ssrseon 0hiropodlsr. from
~ FATS hexs 10 inform you that he oaH efectaI
hly rsmays q9ras ana tbnn sRs- = ltbgut FeIn. 80
thei the shoe can be, worn I'm lateiy 81 sr the
pperHuon, without tncQnveul- noe, Also removes
Ware and other superduous fesh from the hands, !,
80 hat they Win appear enal rand delicate No. rs
,N-ESRsfsra To the dsesoss of Bakhit ton seacss
ally. mhsu
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~ BEWARE OF CogN IkkPEITs
AND FNPAINcgPLE0 DkGLSRS
Who endesVor % dispose 30. rat oyH'
"otheT" articles On the reputation ~tsAia=~
~, HslNbsI<s 6ssssss PTsysrss0a,,
..--,' 4" Esfrssi Bssss,
- SAsSaFs IL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08
Village of Diamond Bluff.
Unknown, lot l, blk II, 81 62.
Village of Trimbelle.

Village of TrimbelIe.
JOSEPH CoRYELIsoN's ADDITION.
Lot ., bk1 50; lot g. blk1, 10; lott, blk 1, go
City of Prescott, Original Plat.
Jas English, Inf lot 4, blk A; Brown, lot IL, blk A.
u IS each Reese, lot Is blk A, IS II Grin
Smith lot blk +, 10 10 All of lot 49, Blk f. except 30
feet off of east end, IS Unknown lot I, blk X, IL
lot 5, blk X, IS Robertson lot blk H. IS J
Brown lot blk ], G SO c + Brockway 10. O. block o.
lot TO- bkO, 80 each D stevens lots l 2 3, blk r.
10 10 each Blaisdell, lot 6, blk B, 10 96 Mrs Wal
ker. lot Z, blk r, IL 81 t Otis lot 10, blk d, OF
Ayres, lot 3, blk Go Il Baldwin, lot l3, blk Go H.
lot IA, Blk G,7 So Unknown, lot 10, blk Z, Il.
Copp & Maxson's lst Addition.
I'M Mckee, lot blk 10, 4 IS Copp & Maxson lot
l. blk 26 Al; ot3 blk l6, Ia lot II, blk III, 65
lot r. blk IS, % Andrew Mckee, lot l, blk s, So
Bins lot I. blk s. 81 Seth Ticknor, lot s, blk s.
65 Peter Wright lot ), blk il. AZ; lot 6, blk H.
81 John Miller, lot 6, blk 10, 81 C Young lot
4 10, blk :, rs each F Goldsburg, lot 9, blk 5,
So Eckmon, lot II, blk 5, 49,
Does ID Addition.
Unknown, lot S, blk 8; lot 9, blk 8, 2 10 each.
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.innati. o.
Referees Sale.

Circuit Court-Pierce County--State OF
Wisconsin.
In Harnesberger, Plaintiff, agst. Charles
H Lamb,C III Smell and j NJ Smell Defendants
BY virtue and in pursuance of a Judgment
of foreclosure and sale obtained in the above
entitled case at the November term of said
court for said county, to wit on the 9th day
of ovember A ID 1861, shall expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder, at the front door
OF the City Bank of Prescott in the city of
Prescott in said county, ON Sa urday, the Sth
day OF March A d 1861. at two O'Clock in the
afternoon of said day, all OF the following dcs-
cribed premises except five acres released
from said mortgage by L NJ Hanesberger, the
same being hereinafter more particularly dcs-
crbed, to satisfy said Judgment with interest
and costs of sale, to wit the south half of the
north east quarter and the north half of the
South east quarter of section fourteen, and lot
numbered three being the south west quarter
of the south east quarter of said section four
teen, all in township twenty six north of range
twenty west of the fourth principal meridian.
being in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin. The following is a description
of said five acres RELEASED from said mortgage
above mentioned, that is to say beginning up
on the west line of the south west quarter ct
the south east quater OF said section fourteen
Tl41 town twenty six I26l range twenty west
twenty eight rods moth of the Mississippi IL
yer. theLce cast twenty eight and one third
T2831 rods thence north twenty eight and one
Third rods, thence west twenty eight aed one
third rods thence south twenty eight and one
third rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing five acres more or less.
&c BUTTON, Rcfree.
You've & FITcH. PT's AUys.
Dated N 80 1861. 32-l3w
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Sncriff's sale.

Circuit Court Pierce County-State of Wis
consin f. A. Dohrman, plaintiff, against
Franklin Otis and S. I. OTIS, defendants:
10y virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county for the
sum of four hundred and tyenty-eight and
S-I0O dollars. with interest thereon f'om the
18th dav of November A. ID. 1859. in favor of
said plaintiff and against said defendants IN
the above entitled action, have levied upon
The following described property to-wit -
the cast half of southwest quarter and the
west half of southeast quarter of section
number II, township 26, range Is, and south
west quarter of northw. ST quarter section l8.
township o. range Is, and lots !, 8, 2 in block
number A. and eight rods square adjoining
said lots on the North in the village of Fr"nk-
lin: also. defendants interest in a certain
niece of land described as follows. to-wit -
commencing at stake and stone III the centre
of the highway indicating the northwest cor
per of a lot sold to Martin Kellogg. running III
the centre o. said highway ten rods, thence
on a line South 80 degrees east until it strikes
the Trimbele stream said stream forming the
East and South boundary until it is intersec-
ted bv a small rivulet; said riyulet to lie tho
lime To the south east corner OF lot containing
one acre decided to B. T. Spaulding by the
party of the first part, thence on the east line
of said lot to the nor h-east corner. thence
on the north line of said lot to land decided to
Perry d. Pierce thence northerly on the line
of said lot to land sold to John Z. Martin.
thence easterly of the south line OF said land
until it strikes line running North Is West.
starting from the northeast corner of the said
lot decided to B. f. Spaulding, thence a line
to the north least corner of said kelloggss lot.
thence westerly on the line of said lot TO the
place of beginning, containing nine acres
more or less, being in the southeast quarter OF
section II, township 26 north, range Is west;
all the above described property Situated IN
Pierce county and State of Wisconsin. winch
| will expose and sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder at the front door of J. Nj. Nc
KEGS Book Store. in the city Of Prescott, in
saio county of Piece. on the 9th day of De-
cember, A. d. 1861. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. TO sat-
isfy said execution and costs.
Dated nj Prescott, this 18th day of Nover-
ver A. d. 1861. J. r. FREEMAN,
Sheriff of Pierce County.
WurrF & JAY. pfffs AH'ys. l:.iw6
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A New Knot.

A correspondent " down East" in a
'matterfuP note to tho editor of the
hajCkerbocker, relates the subioined in
edont. Perhaps he didn't desire to have
|: printed but we run the risk, for d" it's
20 good to keep" He says he was tax
e sIeigh-ride with very pretty girl,
@4en he encountered Methodist minis
"a tayorite gospel itinerant in all the
Fg.on round about. He stopped him
ald asked hurriedly 4:
Can YOU tie a knot for me 2"
Yes" said brother B, 81 guess
g; when do you want it done 2"
wei, right away" was the reply
s It lawful, though, here in the high
saE : asked the brother; Il never
Fought of that"
don't know" was the response,
.4ae Just as young briefiess lawyer
y, -'y'e up, to whom the case was submit
1t depends on the sort of a knot
"c4 he wishes tied," was the decision.
-. want knot tied in nv horses
~, 10 keep it out of the snow i shout
s'v ..' wicked wag, as he drove rapidly
n.y. %s' tearing lest the minister in his
A A. wrath should "faIl from grace"
Rs,.d safe distance he " slowed" and
,ior ,u Tue lawyer demanding fee of five
. mrs from the minister for anrofes-
l.ce." t aa'lce = Rather SHARP prac-
out 1t was his first case and
'''a'.y Lnotty one y
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RnfereR,S Sale.
Circuit Court. Pierce County. State of
Wisconsin.

Circuit Court. Pierce County. State of
Wisconsin.
Sarah Wells, Plaintiff. agst. Amos Wells
Thomas w Stllman. John G Nelson. James
Henderson, John Kietland. Richard Bigelow
Nelson III North Jesse Plat Jr, James Shell
don. Reed. Reed, and President, Direc-
tors and Company OF the Landholders Bank,
Defendants:
BY virtue and in pursuance of aludgment
of foreclosure and sale. obtained in the above
entitled case, at the November term OF sad
court for said county, to wit on the 9th day
of ovember A ID 1861, | shall expose for sale
and sell to the highest bidder, at the front
door of the City Bank of Prescott, in the city
of Prescott IN said county. on Saturday, the
9Th day of March A D 1861, at two o'clock i'll
the after noon of SAID day. the following des-
cribed premises, to satisfy said Judgment with
interest and costs of SALE to wit /: the south
west quarter of section nine co. in township
twenty five (25) of range eighteen isl and
the north west quarter of the south west quar-
ter of section number twenty eight in town.
ship number twenty six, range eighteen, con-
tanning two hundred acres of land more or less
being in the county of Pierce and state of
Wisconsin.
J. c. BUTTON, Referee.
You've & FITcH. PIfs AH'gs.
Dated Nov, 81, 1861. 32-l3w
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A DUEL.

We find the following in the Wash
.a.tou correspondence of the Detroit
Tribune:
One Of the Michiganders, being out
Oh advanced picket duty few days ago,
came In SIGHT of a South Carolina rebel,
$50 on similar duty, when the following
,.ie o-ue and duel took place
Michigan. Halo, South Carolina,
bow are YOU TO day ?"
South Carolina. "Prettv well, thank
ill., How are all the Yankees 2"
" $50 50. What's the news over
Dixie e.
5. Nothing III particular, only we
I've got some rifles now that will out
b; your Yankee guns. all hollow"
N. Don't believe the yarn. You
ecssbers brag too much. Can't fool
E1ar pap on that trigger"
s. Suppose, then, you ard I just
-ake few private passes at each other
70 settle that little question. What say
YOU p
n agreed, Forty rods, and three
slots each"
Tie question then arose rs to the pre-
lnaries, etc, there being no parties
nesent to act rs seconds. These were,
wever, soon settled by South Carolina
wing Michigan n gold dollar for the
Fist three shots The parties then
.Udk their positions, and South Carolina
baze3 away his three shots at Michigan,
Tho stood erect and pointed out to South
Carolina tie direction each of his shots
1ai taken. Michigan escaped unhurt.
sanI now came his turn to fire. South
Carolina, to his credit be it said, stood
rect and received Michigan's first shot
2 the thigh, which brought him down
On the ground.
Hollow, old fellow, none of that
'a.i Michigan, no lodging the ques-
I'm; stand up ike a man will you p
leu owe me two id good shots, and
El1 must pay them, mind that, or no
-.Fe Dragging about chivalry."
But South Carolina, having one leg
Token already by shot from Michigan
1-erng Mimic musket, could not stand
both pegs of his chivalry, and, there
e, sIuatted, and consequently cheated
l honest Michigauder out Of two
ID good Shots" and thus ended this
my impromptu duel.
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.rt5tott gournal,
CIYILE BELLUM.

an his fearful struggle between North
South. there are hundreds of cases in
5;,b fathers are arrayed against SONS, broth
!. against brothers"
Riatman. shoot me fancy shot
Straight at the heart of yon prowling Vi
dcft3.
r;,, me a hall in the glittering spot
That shines on his breast like an amulet p
.,v. Csr,ain.here goes for q fne-drawn bead,
Their, music around when my barrels in
tune %
r.,ck when the rifle. the messenger sped,
And dead from his horse fell the ringing
Dragon.
Now. riHeman, steal through the bushes,
and slatch
From vour victim some trinkot to handsel
first blood
4 hutton. loop, or that lumin Gus patch
That cleans in the moon Ike diamond
stud I"
30 Captain. I staggered, and sunk on my
track.
When gazed on the face of the fallen vi
dctte,
r,-le looked so like you, as he laid on his
back,
Tbatuy heat rose upon me, and masters
mc vet.
a Rut I sr,atched off the trinket-this locket
Of g,ld,
An inch from the centre my lead broke its
way,
Scarce grazing the picture so fair TO behold,
OF a beautiful lady in bridal array"
IA, Riitm1n. fling me the locket Ills
She.
Nv brothers. young bride-and the fsllcn
dragoon
Vas her hasband-Hush! soldier, twas
Heavens decree,
We must bury him, there, by the light of
the moon
E Bat bark the far bugles their warnings
unite;
War is virtGe-weakness 4 sin;
There's lurking and Looping around us to-
night;
Load again, Rifeman, keep your hand inl'
Once Week.
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PAIN KILLER,

taken internally, should be Accelerated with
milk or water or made into a syrup with mo-
lasses. For a Cough, few drops on sugar
eaten will be more effective than anything else.
See Printed Directions whieh accompany each
Bottle.
The PAIN KILLER is by universal consent al
lowed to have won for itself reputation I'M
surpassed in the history of medi al plepara-
tions. It's instantaneous effect in the entire
eradication and extinction of Pain, in all its
various forms incpental to the human family.
and the unsolicited written and verbal testi-
mony of the masses in its favor, have been and
are its own best advertisement.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-08
BEW OF ALL INVITATIONS.

The Pain Killer is sold by all respectable
Druggists throughout the L. States and in
foreign countries
Priccs-25 cts, so cts, anh 81 per Bottle.
in. HARRIS & co.
Proprietors for the Western and Southern
States.
Cincinnati. o.
Sold Wholesale and Retail Ey
B. WILCOX, River Falls, Wis.
KNAPP STOUT & Co., Mememonee,
VIM. J. WHIrPLE, Prescott Z"
RICHARD Courts, ST. Paul, Min.
/. S. KELLOGG, Red Wing,
DAY & JEWS, st. Paul.