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HEADQR'S OF STH VA. RECT,
Near (yanfreville Tan. 00fh 10


Near Cenxeville, Jan. Goth. 1862.
Ii of1cess, uon-commissioned officers, and
IA soldiers, belonging to the 9Th Virginia Regi
msht, who have not been detailed, BY special or
der emanatins from General HeadquarterF and
who are not actually disabled by sickness for duty
viii immediately join this Regiment.
It 10 an outra age now, become too apparent, that
whilst the brave and faithful suffering all the
hardships incident to camp lfe, tho triding and
se'findulgeut arc 20 direlect to their duty ~ u
absent Themselves from their companies, thu.
throwing all Of the work upon the few GOOD sol
diers who maintisn their pests to the scandal and
disgrace Of the fair name of the eth VirHinia Regi
ment won On the fields Of Manassas end Lees
burg
If this order ID not promptly obeyed, / win In
ton days, have handbills posted h every village
In the country, Offering reward Of thirty dol.
lars for the appre Of ssch deaerter and his
delivery to the nesrest military pos. and viii eo
ninutely describe each man, hig appeaxsacs. char.
actor and habits, that the publication itseif win
beprove severe penalty for his offence.
NORBORNE BERKELEY,
Mcj. Comd'g 9Th Va. Vols.
HEADQRs lsT CORPS ON POTOMAC,
January 22. lsh3.
Approved By order Of Gen. BEAUKEeAkD.
THOMAS JORDAN,
A. Adit General.
~ Leesburg and Wazrenson papers copy.
10 24-dlw
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with one CHILD. E
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&C., and severed BOYS, accustomed to tha house,
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Apply TO JAMES MOORE
IN 2e-3t* - S. Main street
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NoTIOE.

vIR0lNIASAVIN0S BANK.
The increase Of business Of this Institution
forces the Treasurer to notify its customers
that hereafter, the business hours will he
from O'Clock a. n. to r. n. No business,
therefore, can he transacted with said inst.
tuition, except between the hours a1u9esaid.;
~ Once Ct Spence = 0arey,a, No. 120 Main
street. +. b. STARKE, Troas'r.
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GPEOIAL NOTICE.
|o The once OF the WAR BANK
q ct DICxINsoH & HILL's, ..
Corner Of Wall and Franklin ats..
Where this issue will be redeemed,
Whenever offered in sums Of
FIVE DOLLARS and upwards.
LII. .FRAYSER,
oc 0-3ms N.B HILL.
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MILITARY NOTICES,


ADJ'T AND IN6P' r GINS OFFICE
Eztraes) RIcHAOID, Jan. 81, 2363. s
CPkCIAL ORDERS NO. -.
-
VIII. Lieutenant. Colonel 4aoaaR DxAs,
Assistant Adjutant Genera, is assigned to du.
ty in the Adjutant Inspector Generals Of
flee, and will take charge Of the General Re.
cruiting Ser vice of the Army. All com1nu.
nications pertaining to tho recruiting service,
win be marked, on the upper right hand side
of tie envelopes which cover them, &" Re-
cruiting Service
BY command Of the Secretary of War.
,...-..,.. JNO. W1THERS,
ia 2s-4w Assistant .Adtutant 0enerai. -
NOTIUE.-TO MIL1fI AMEN AND VOL
IN UNTEERS, whose Term Of Service has
Expired.-Capt. Dunlops Company 10 being
increased to Battalion. Lieut.. Pairo is
authorized to ENLIST, and send to York.
town, all men who are mechanics and
handy. men !" None but those who bear the
best Of characters can be received. The ad !.
dfti0nal pay, and the rank Of the Battalion
In the service, are Inducements such as are
seldom offered.
Apply At 1l5 Main street, or address me at
Yorktown. Va. L. HI DUNLOP,
ia 26-4t* Capt. Com dG.
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II give the best wages and constant
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ER. Inquire at Dispatch office.
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ANTED.-A Virginia LADY Of several
Yeas experience, desires . situaion ~
iEH in private family. She ID qualified
he Eng lish and Ornamental Branches
Taught in high schools, with the ruaimsnts
peh aud Music. The best recommendation
gwen. For pArticuiars, address BOX IT."
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TASTkp" TRAOHnR,
,.rx ~ school, by Gsstlensn com.
inc AesasS, ina e,assies and scieuees; md
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

The Wisconsin Pinsry, a well known
able democratic newspaper, published at
Stevens Point, near the residence of
Hon. LUTHER HANcHErT, thus speaks of
him:
Mr.. Hanchett's ability and integrity
are unsuestioned. Though differing po-
litically, we have seen nothing, thus far,
in his congressional career, but what e.
WINGED the most undoubted loyalty and
an earnest desire to support the Govern
mept in the suppression of the Rebellion.
Mr.. Hanchett has been four years a
resident amongst us. In that time he
has drawn more and more upon the re-
spect and esteem of those among his con-
stituents with whom be has come in inn
mediate contact. He is identified with
the interests of Northern and Central
Wisconsin; and while faithfully dis
charging his duty to the whole country,
has attended to--and will continue to
guard-those interests which have been
too much neglected in tho National
Councils" 80 ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

- Prof SrEARNs, Psychologist and
Biologist gave lecture at Dunbar's Hall
last night. The audience was small,
but the Profs. experiments were very
amusing and successful. He lectures
again to night. We give notice of him
from late number of the Madison State
Journal.
Prof Stearns' Illustrations last eve
ming excelled anything we ever saw OF
this kind. He seemed to be in his right
element, on his new stage erected yes
terday, which is SO situated that the
whole audience can both see and hear
without any Inconvenience. He had
four entirely new subjects last evening.
The Ellsworth Zouaves were represented
fighting falling loading on their backs.
etc., as natural as Zouave himself.
Biackslnithing, barbering, Indian war
dances, and many such interesting ex-
periments, were PERFORMED, that kept the
audience in a roar of laughter, and many
were the expressions" Well that is the
richest quarters worth of fun tha, I ever
got" We expect a crowded house to-
night.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

RIVER FALLS, Oct. ls, 1869.

RIVER FALLS, Oct. ls, 1869.
The convention was called to order BY
II. A. Taylor. E. Walden, Esq, was
elected Chairman, and S. Strickland
Secretary.
On motion, the chair appointed A.
Mor.e, II. A. Taylor, and P. McGregor
committee on credentials. Said COM
mittee reported the following persons as
delegates to the convention
Pierce County,. A. Taylor, S. S.
Eaton, A. II. Young, proxy, I. F. May
naFd, n. Station, A. Morse, proxy, C.
s. Dunbar, proxy, C. Hutchinson, J. D.
Trumbull, Selah Strickland, NJ. Darling
ION.
st. Croix County-Peter McGlegor,
proxy, c. E. Dexter. A. G. Peabody,
votes II. L. Wadsworth, and proxy
from g. B. Messer Z. Walden, H.
A. Taylor, and proxy from j. Goodnoe
and three votes not represented, which
the committee recommended be cast by
II. A. Taylor, E. Walden, H. J.. Wads-
worth.
The report was accepted and adopted,
and committee discharged.
A communication from J. W. Boards
ley was presented by Lutte A. Taylor to
the convention, which on motion was
read by the Secretary.
On motion of L. A. Taylor, conven-
ton proceeded to an informal ballot for
candidate for Assembly as follows
J. w. Beardsley Is; w. @. Dennison
3; G. B. Cox 4 L. P. Davis l.
On motion, proceeded to formal ballot,
with the following result =.
G. B. Co1sR1; VIM. C. Dennison 3.
G. B. Cox was declared unanimously
nominated.
L. A. Taylor, C.S. Dunbar, S. NJ. Da
vavis, E. Walden and P. McGregor were
appointed Assembly District Committee
for the ensuing year.
On motion, adjourned.
E. WALDEN, CAaii rman.
SELAH STRICKLAND, Secretary.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

- We don't wish to annoy our pat
rons, but would mention one fact which
our experience in newspaper publishing
has proven; i.e. that it is nearly impos-
sible to collect subscriptions except at
this season Of the year. The conse
quence is that if orr subscribers who are
in arrears do not pay soon, it is likely
they will have to endure for twelve
months the very unpleasant sensation of
being indebted to the printer. To those
who are still indebted for the volume
which closed last May, we would remark
that our Office commands fine view of
Prescott the Mississippi, Lake St. Croix,
Pe Douglas, and other pleasing objects,
NIL of which they can enjoy "free gra-
tis," if they will come up here, while we
should be happy to put our autograph
to neat receipt for the amount of
their Indebtedness: and present said auto.
graph to them.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
"A Q "A r ID
Mrs, L. A. Mudeett, NJ. d.

Respectfully informs tie Ladies of Prescott,
that she viii attend to those who may wish
the professional aid of one of their own rex.
Mrs. NJ. having received a regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able 10 ad-
minister remedies on scientific principles. and
in the most complicated forms of disease.
Mrs. MUpGETr will explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part of the wonanly
organization is liable. by means of fine
Nodele de Femme, designed expressly for sucf,
purposes.
Ladies will be visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night, if desired.
Residence Oh Broad Street, pink house, OPP
posite the Maxson Mill.
Prescott, July %. Isel. 13-nr3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

The Union Assembly District Conven-
ton held at River Falls lest Saturday,
nominated Hon. CHARLRs B. Cox, for
Assemblyman from this district. The
nomination could not have fallen on a
man more generally acceptable or better
fitted for the place. ). ~ s.
MFR Cox is a pioneer, and leading
business man in this district--Ilis ability
is unquestioned-his personal and politi-
cal integrity is proverbial--he has accep-
tably served as State Senator, during
which time he won an enviable reputa-
ton and large influence. No man can
be sounder on the one great question of
the day--no man has contributed more
cheerfully and literally to the one great
cause.
His election is past all doubt, and the
local interests of the district will find in
him an able and faithful advocate.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
Council PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL HALL, Sept. II, 1862.
Regular ing.-Mayor Dill in the chair.
Prssent-Alds. Firner. Haviland. Snyder and
Barnard.
On motion, the council waived the regular
order Of business and proceeded to miscsllane-
Gus business.
A resolution was offered and passed, ap-
pointing William H Ii. Levitt Pound Keep.
er-an present voting aye
The resignation of A. o. Snyder. AID. Cd
Ward, was rendered, and on motion accepted.
The Clerk was directed to call special cleo
ton to fill the vacancy made by the resigna-
ton of Mr.. s.. SAID election TO be held at the
next general election.
On motion, adjourned.
c. F. WILSON, City Clerls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
THE TICKET.

The Union Co. Convention, which
Q; at Ellsworth last Thursday, put in
aonnation the ticket which we put up
n-day.
JoRN r. FREEMAN, Of Prescott, is the
.5minee for Co. Treasurer. Two years
ago he was elected Sheriff, the only sue
cessful nominee on the Democratic ticket,
We have heard no complaint of the man.
nor in which he has discharged the du-
les Of that Office, and if elected Treas
asr, We have 10 doubt he will be an
L"sst and faithful one.
tGEMAN PUErT, of Clifton, the NOM
1,s for Sheriff, is we'll known throughout
-ecounty. We believe he possesses the
ils.ifeatons for frstrate sheriff--a
.rompt, energetic, capable man.
JOHN WIN, of Clifton, the nominee
ar Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors,
'ayoung man, was volunteer in the
Prescott Guards, and lost leg at the
't'Ie of Autietam, Nobody wiifoppose
LIN. The Office for which he is nomi-
''ied is a very important one, and its
'lhes are difficult TO discharge, and we
TouId have preferred Mr.. STRAHL, the
present excelIant Clerk had been retained,
and Mr.. Winn have had some other
place. But Mr.. VIM is vouched for rs
capable for the place, and will probably
have no opponent. Mr.. Wiun is also
nominated for Clerk of the Court.
cHRs. N. HArERDAH1, of Martel, is
Candidate for Register of Deeds. He
Is represented as we'll qualified for the
place. 7Hdy
A H. YOUNG, Of Prescott, will make
Attorney, and will
no doubt be elected. He !. a ,.wvsr ~
good reputation aud a mAu Of ire
Pyoaehable character.
J. A. SHORT, of River Falls, the p.es.
ent Co. Surveyor is re nom mated TO
that Office, which we believe he has wei
filed.
D. S. SMITH, of Prescott, is the .nomi
lee for Coroner. The duties Of thi
oneo are important, and should Mr.
smith be called on to exercise them, b
VII be an efficient officer. -. go
Its needless for US to say that this il
~'' ticket ofaour own choice. There
Ne grave objections to il, which we pro
'eed to state.
flTat the claims of different iecalitie:
INC county were UNDECIDED. Ithas
sl talked for weeks that we must make
"' division Of tho Offices throughout
" county. Now what IS the result
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

raL, he issued some hurried orders to an at
.endant, whom we shortly observed removing
several articles of value Fl ON the tables, show
cases, etc. He then, with both hands thrust
into his pants pockets. entertained us with
his social talk, only that at times he would
cough rather boisterously, as an erratic half
or quarter betrayed it's presence in his peck .ts
by its musical jingle, and any sudden moves
mcnt of ours was followed by an anxious
glance in the direction whittier our gaze was
directed. AS he declined Photsgraphing our
phiE. objecting to it on the grounds of its ma.
tural ugliness. and As JoHS had already been
ao.e in this famops saloon, and after an inef-
fectual endeavor 10 get Mr.. F. to gamble for
that with Mr.. Fuller, to claim acqtsaihtaac,
with the Editor of the ePREscorr Journal is
not the best guarantee of honesty.
But approaching evening warned us of
the transitory nature of human affairs, also re-
minded rs of the necessity Of replenishing the
inner man. We then. with one accord moved
in force on the American House. Having cf-
fscteda mastery flank movement on the bar,
which manoeuyre was conducted with con-
summate skill by JoHS L. DALE, We attacked
the. supper table on both tanks, and after a
most spirited engagement. lasting nearly half
an hour, We remained masters OF 0ur posi-
tions. s. g.. on chairs round the bar loom
stoves. and commenced very heavy and reg
ular fire of long ninss. We were re reinforced
whiled away an hour or two in talk about the
st. Croix, ETC.. in our company.
/ But our reminiscences We're cut short by
the arrival of the Buss which was to convey
US to the cars, and having bid an affectionate
farewell to all. we left Madison much pleased
with our visit. r. C. e.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

Of the eight offices to ba filed, six are
placed in Clifton and Prescott, leaving
only two minor ores for all the rest of
the county. Year after year the true
men of the Southern part Of the county
come into Convention and ask for
their rights, and year after year have
they been stendily ignored. This is
wrong, and its result will be felt some
time
. Another objection is the politiecl com :
! plexion of the ticket. The Convention
being !" Union," it was reasonable to ex-
peet fair division of the officers between
the two parties. The Republican party
being the dominant one, it had a right
70 its choice of off1ces-the beat belonged
to it, and The democrats should have had
the next choice, and so on. Now look
at the result. .....
Treasurer, democrat.
Sheriff, democrat
Clerk of the Board. democrat.
Register Of Deeds, democrat.
Clerk of the Court. democrat.
District Attorney, republican.
County Surveyor, republican.
Coroner, democrat.
Now, that is Union indeed 1t ia
like the Union of quart of oil and
gallon of water, the oil all on top. Ont
of eight offices, the dominant party gets
two minor ones? That this result was
desired by the prominent democrats in
the Convention. we do not believe. 1t
WIS desired by some democrats to run
the Union machine" for the exclusive
benefit Of that party, but most of them
were more DESTROYS Of serving personal
than party ends.
For instance, Mr.. Freemnn's friends
did nc. wish to have Mr.. Puett NOM
mated for Sheriff, as bis nomination
would injure Mr.. Freeman's chances of
success; and just so, Mr.. Puett's friends
preferred some other man than Mr.. Free.
man to be nominated for Treasurer 1t
was personal scramble, every man
for himself, and the devil take the hind
most" and the democrats being the most
lively and shrewd, got the nominations.
We shall support the ticket, notwith
standing those grave objections to it, for
this simple reason: it is the choice of a
convention of the people of this county.
That Convention was regularly called,
fully attended, fairly held. There is
probably the most dissatisfaction with
Mr. Freeman's nomination of any, and
yet it was known for weeks previous that
he was candidate for the Office Of
Treasurer, and making efforts to sec ire
it. and the people elected delegates who
nominated him. We have long since
learned that we cannot always have our
choice in the selection of candidates, and
we have before eaten without great injury
more .biled owl" than this ticket con-
tans.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
New GOOds-New Firrn-and
the Latest News Generally.

While the public is SO eager for news. IT il
important to announce that the new firm Of
g. A. Dill Co is dong business in Pres
colt. and have on hand large and complete
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, Groceries. Hard
ware, Farming Implements, and every thing
needed to make life com Portable and happy,
all of which is being sold at Low FIGURES
FOR READY PAY. G. A. DILL & co.
All persons indebted TO G. a. DIL. or Dah
& BRo.. previous to April 1st. 1862, are se-
quested to make payrsent before the l5thsot
July, as at that time their accounts viii be
placed in the hands OF White e. jay for coll
lection. DILL BRO.
Prescott, July 9, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
DAYTON MILE.

These Mills are fitted up in good condition.
and in running order have secpred the cor cor,
vices OF Mr.. Albert A. Skelenger. who is An
experienced Miller, having made it the bns;-
ness OF his life. | feel confident in sav;nn to
the public that can make us good Flour. and
as grea yield TO the bushel Us any H;ll IN
The country Flour and Mill Feed for sale.
October |, 1869. agn>3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
NEW ADvERTEs EMENTs.
Referees sale.

Ohcuit Court, Pierce County, State Of Wis
c,nsin Gilbert Woodruff against George
Loonlis and Lucy Loomis
TOY virtue and in pursuance OF Il Judgment
ID and decree of foreclosure and sale made IN
the above entitled canse at the May term Of
said court, to-wit on the 9th dav Of MHy.
1862, j shallsexpose for sale and sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the front door Of
the City Banl-ot Prescott, in the city If Pres-
colt. on Saturday, the sixth day of September
1862. at two o'clock in the afternoon Of said
day the following described mortcaged prem
Uses to satisfy aid judgment and decree. to-
gether with ] terest and costs OF sale, to- wit !:
The southeast quarter of section number
twenty, in township number twenty-five. Of
range sixteen in Pierce county. Wisconsin.
containing one hundred and sixty ac.es. mort
or less.
Dated June Sd, 1862
n A. JAY, Referee.
YouxG 4 FrrcH. Plfs Att'ys. 6wl3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
THE ELECTIONS.

The election returns published on the
fourth page, Indicate large Democratic
gains in Ohio and INDIANA. We suppose
this is because in some instances the
Democrats put up really good men whom
there was no reason to oppose, and in
other cases superior work won the day.
We have no fears that the Nallinding-
ham and Ryan Democracy will be en-
dorsed by the people.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
Stra we'd.

From the Levee at Prescott, Oct, 2ond. two
COWS, one large Durham. 10 or II wears old
white and led, the head and neck mostly red
nearly dry. had rope on her head the other
a large red cow. part Devon, in milk.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by
leaving both or either of them at the L;yefy
Stable of George Smith IN Prescott. or by
giving information to Rev, Chas. Thayer
l.. N. WOODRUFF.
Prescott, Oct, %. 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
Notice.

This is to notify all persons that nv wife
Mary, has left my bed and board without the
least provocation on my part therefore, for
bid all persons harboring or trusting her on
my account, as will pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date.
AosEs WHITE.
hlVer ais. OCT. L, 1862. 24wt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
Estray Notice.

Come into my enclosure, in The tow
River Falls. a deep fetf COW with some y
on belly and end of tail supposed tc be thr..
or four years old. The owner is requested IL
prove property. pay charges and take he.
away. Amos SAusnEns
October 20, 1862
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

~ The following communication
was read to the Assembly Convention,
last Saturday: u..
PREscoTT, Oct. Is, 1862.
To The Chairman of the Union ASSEM-
Conrsntion for this district
Hearing that my friends are
using my name as candidate for re-
election from this district, feel it to be
my duty, as well as my wish, to with
draw all claims may have for a re-nom-
nation and whilst doing so will say TO
to the delegates to the Convention, that
/ have the utmost confidence that they
will present a name every way worthy
the support of all loyal men, therefore 1
pledge myself to a full and undivided
support to the nominee of said conven-
ton. Most Respectfully yours,
]. w. BEARDsLEY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22
Resolutions,

hesoirsi by Che Common Ccunoi Of thq
city of Prescott, that William Hehfv uAr;,o.
Levitt be and is hereby appointed Poun,.
Keeper OF the City Pound until Otherwise or
dered by this council
G. A. DILL, MAY,
G. T. WILSON, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that TIE
resolution was passed by the Commo
of the city of Prescott on the 18th da
1907. F. WILSON. City
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-10-22

THAr's WHAr'srHE MATTER ~ We
have at last found the origination of this
popular phrase in the following clipped
from an ecchange, it is too good to keeb.
A friend of ours who had been absent
all winter returning few days since,
call upon an estimable lady friend. He
was surprised to find her confined to a
sick bed. After the first solutions was
over our friend aemarked, why, Mrs.
I am sorry to find you ill--what is the
matter? Quickly reaching over to the
back Of the bed the invalid turned down
The coyerlid. disclosing beautiful infant,
wrapped in the embrace of the rosy god
and said triurnphantly That's whafs
the matter!