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A&sch1stxh Senatorial District Ap-
lsatf&4 ZH1e ats.

lsasaAZn1ent8s
Danic, Richards. Union acd Republican cas
didate fer State Senator for the counties q
Lee, c::;'", ard Whil: esGe, and a. l. Ter,el
OF Sizzling, will speak in the evening" at III
following places:
franklin Grove. Lee county, Friday. Oct. u.
sugar Grove, LtG ctnn.y, Saturday, OF. Is
Lal'e ot:1.: county, M,Edsy, Oct Il
g;er.n, psi. ss'unt*. Tnt+d:y, TIC. IS
~ E'r:ts. O.l- coan-y. Wcdn.stla@, pe:. ..
P1lc: o:le s::1is..y4 Thursday t:l 81
lyndon, Nhi'esice County, Friday, Oct H.
-2Eauu &c Tour, G--e County, - ususy Koy L
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Mr. Stor:a' Appointments.
Mr. E. 4. Stcrrs, (War Democrat,) Of CHI
ego. will adGress lie people e.:
LeSaiIs. Friday, Oct. q.
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NOTICE TO THE JOURNEY
4 MEN Tat1ors ot MT Tttzvcrth to attend SHIN
Meet. at the eoc!etp's Hall. q Daarbor1 s.Seat IN
SATURDAY, Hct 15th~ 1T P n oc3ivS,ttr-
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E>t RENT-F'urnishel or Unfur-
L ulstttf Rooms, with or Tit7oat h7a-l FIR s,.en
ing or tam|iIes L. tt,e central part Of Tue CITY At
s!1eEi Pu=t 1ttce Bog :.g9f Ch;carl n.s:.E+-S -
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2tatVH HaQI@t1I C1u1E3. 1!uaUNE. UEI =.
2uf1cy: Adams county, Wsaacsaav, o.s. q.
Macamh. McOnE0ueE C11nfy. Thnrld Hay. Uc.. sol
Lcwistown4 Fuson county, Friday, Oct. u. !
Hon. Owen LvvcJoyss Appoi1tuaeuts.
peoria, Peosia county, Monday, October II, even
3Eg.
Elmwosd; Peoria county, Wednr.aay, Oct cher 3
Iifo;i. EE1cry 9Aurrb,) Thuredry October 81.
;;1lG4es'.'Ic. Peoria cuu1Iy, Friday October 3i
ber1
speaking, in all cases not otherwise speci-
ded, 10 ccinmcncrat at , o'clock, p. N.
, 1862-10-24

FuUNI>-On ednesday evening
Gvrsr vi Cad by calli+ o. e TOES IL IL W1Catr:
pietit1rry, North Rranch 49,, III ~ -ft! i - ;
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w A N TED-A Partner with
~ 5000 to 80 noA captta1 to be Invested In the
aq1fscture Of valuable Indispensable st*pe article
sof meme epntumptton and EXPORT wen sella readily
for at prsat which VIII be fnt,rely eat sfaet5rT
TIE advertiser r. practically scqnainted win the
PES ntsS ana hs6 dscsyerad p (k.ow only 70
cago Pot nf1fce Rqy @6a0 nrs. ~ j. ~ ~
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(FClEN-0n Wednesday evening
- thG ::d tlet II front nf NJ Eb,e's resld-uce, nj
Green Bay Roa1 IN the Nprtr FIv!siru an, iii hav
MaEe snd onen Rnrgy- Tne rr Il az srs o1t. has
H'aca - a1d Ia" s3c on ll!t buzz :to- tar SAL
Any eE- !.aF1a: tF2 asn!e, a. giving inf1r11at11
Mhere fte M-re and Rngsy may b. 1unad. 1t No, 2E
Oc9l yEsssl.9t AjIR SrETEua11a
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ITO RENT-A- First class Brick
WY nTell!rZ stHsted o. Eidgldse Cont. between
improvements. Ara4y - ". q SaWSsNv Huuse
II Land agent Room No. Metropolitan Hall
, 1862-10-24
Mem ADVERTISEMENTS.

WANTEE;-A good Photograph
III fssa = H;i:.'se$ sss:
WANTED-A tenant for q me-
WV r. aSnza "a fnlg;a,T nTens Hosse {sen rooms, to
Re"1tsston e November n, Address Poss oass .sai
WANTED-Acom comfortable Dwell
49, Ing Hoase on Wahasa Or Atchl4an avenues;
ID Fazsis s easss.:d e
erea' e.ss Address HOUSE" Post o,:s BOX s9s chi
WANTED-A situation as Clerk
= sasss IL 'a' os:a 81 Il. 4
WANTED.--A situation wanted
1rorin y ;e s sT one +: d ysssnk and
esssf a., 4 & ::a
WANTED-By a young married
sa:ae g a.
ssf s g e. f. ss;f "a =:
Is ri; r. Il tasss S:s 5aassss
WANTED.-A gentleman and
Msat ans S ia Y t seae ss4a[ nse2 =
Any family v6nE . reiaes ther IN sn,ss, III
ote s a,sn o. tN fSea' to s0ere eoHid probably
te5@s sost,s ,ss lSss'aa* fEfEKsoS Tribune once
w A NTED-A Partner with
= ts
sS!ss s sss
bns nes aaa 6s dtscGxsrsd seqnshfed g,5h tas
ssse ssseSFyt FSyt IN ots sfRty RoH
NOTICE TO THE JOURNEY
z III Ds'''05s oss;s:
TUUNU-On Wednesday cycnincr
adark Bay Mare. with Bucev, &C. 3c. w,.ch M
nires1 h3fs Ea y Rcsas es o. C. TOES N 4 wsasr
N RENT-F'urnishcd or Unfur-
hs @ fSai f'3ss :e L bs f. ssesEal tR. r. Of tas
CTCLEN-On Wednesday evening
e7e.n e. Il Il 1at to- E[t e ~
Mar. snd Omen Buggy Tho il AZ ~ o1h has
sasS ,ns e. s9 I'D ' - s'Fe on HE bus
"s:s scl7s sf'ts WIN Ss 's7' :ys SfaiSnAus
ITO RENT-A. First, class Brick
va,1a', nTeirS en- strsted o. Edz5-e Co1- between
Fy fis " Il maaSse Iause
II ee!4nsttS hsas tAssD' Room No. Metropolitan Hall
EOUND-Two Cows: one of them
HAN MSSsu0F- SKI: ! 'ft M4,;et 's street e = nsl. az
"5s'a oe:4 Sssft' II 'a''E f'f f1:s advertisements.
ri
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E'OUND-Two Cows: one of them
~, b,owa Si'h st1eaks, aad rhe other Yellow which
me cWEer can bare ~ c.lf1s At tie h1use or WE
LIA:f Me NsuOF. 5KE N1rt!l H.l,;et strtpt MAJ
Ni'ln*. s:lt paytE5 for tl5 at'va:ti:sm.2t.
, 1862-10-24

"ANTED.-A gentleman and
W K*fe wsnt board In the South Dtviston hs.
tse1 Na3 BntEa and CD streeta; during the vister
naE:ng one o. tHo roooas to spare. could proS4b1Y
Oc2+vf11 It 0A4s~'
, 1862-10-24

WANTEG- good Photograph
~ snd Amhrotype AEtst. n Kss.ssanf uuer,-
4!: Anorese Y: = BOWMAN. Peru. I'LL. oc2& vts7S3s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

guard took sick on his post, he was invariably
the first man that volunteered 10 I'll his place
The company AT present IS commanded by
Lieuts Meacham and strong, the captain be-
ing az home on Through on account of sick
ness Their kind disposition and gentlemanlg
behavior. as we'll as their military discipline,
have won the respect and confidence Of tie
men.
There are several in the company sick with
colds, but nothing more serious, Ore case of
small pox was reported in the hospital to-day,
which caused some uncasuess in camp for the
time. but the companies have ali been marched
up to the Surgeons and been Yaccinated.-
The ease has been moved from The hospital.
and efficient steps taken to prevent the dis
ease from spreading.
There is no telling wien We viii leave here,
probably not till after the fist Of January.
We may not leave till spring. The drafted
men have TO be drilled and organized and
presume it is thought better regiment could
not be found for that purpose The men all
say this soldering at 10 ne don't suit them,
as they enlisted 10 90 South
You viii hear from meagain. A. l.. @.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
To the Electors CT fhe Second
Congressional District.

By the death of Hon. LUTHER HAE
CLEFT, the Second Congressional Dis.
trict of Wisconsin, under the old appor-
tionment, is left without a representative
in the pr0eent Congress. The Governor
has ordered an election to ell the yacar-
c., to be held on Tuesday, the Goth inst
Owing to the brief interval of time that
remains, and the shortness of the unex-
PRED term, the District COMMITTEES APP
pointed by the Convention which nomi-
mated Mir. HANcHETr two years ago,
have thought it proper to unite in rec
ommcnding q candidate, rather than to
call Convention which woIld necessi-
tate the apportionmeot of delegates in
a District comprising nearly one-half the
territory of Wisconsin.
They have further been confirmed in
the propriety Of this course by what has
seemed very general concentration of
public sentiment in favor Of Hon. Wal
TER D. McINDoE. of Marathon, rs such
candidate,
We, therefore. unite ia recommending
Mr.. McIndoe to the support OF the elect
ois of the district, as a gentleman in MI
respects qualified for the position,
Upright, capable, and patriotic; fanliIhar
with lie g;slation; an old resident Of the
district, well acquainted with lis require-e
ments; a firm AMI answering supporter
Of the war for the suppression of the re-
beIIion ard tho enforcem ent of the Con
stitution and laws throughout the Ma
tionaF domain, he deserves, and we
trust W i'll receive, the hearty and gener-
al support of the electors of the district.
B. F. HoPKiNs,
Fl. H GILES,
s. J.. TODD,
A. n. TOWNSEND,
GEO. w. Bliss,
b. f. CoorER.
LEONARD LoTTRlDGE,
FL. ROBBINS,
&. C.. REMMINGToN,
Brooks DUNwIDpIE,
Republ can Congressional Dist. Com,
2nd Congressional District.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
MORTGAGE Safe.

CIRCUIT CoURr PiEGoE County,
State of Wisconsin,
Norman Dunbar, ACT Anrcline Snyder, Az
o. Snyder, Harmon r.. Wells, Jonathan S.
Christie, Richard D. L:fhrop, G. II. Lud-
incton. J. II Morrison. Il. j Hunter, and
VIM. Faxon. Defendants.
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale.
BY virtue and in pursuance Of Judgment
and decree of foreclosure and sale .1ade in tl,.'
above entitled cause at the November term of
said Court, to wit: on the 9th day Of Mo-
yember 4. d. 1862,
] shall pose for sale ard sell to the highest
bidder for cash, at the 'front.' doom Of the City
Bank of Present., On Saturday the severn
teenth day Of January, 1863. at two o'clock
in the afternoon Of said day, The following de-
scribed mortgagpd premises TO satisfy said
Judgment snd decree, together viii, interest
and costs of sale, Ia wit; he nortii- wet
quarter of the southwest quarter, and tho
southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
of section twelve ok in township twenty-six
(26.} Of range nineteen. [i9J and the east half
Of the southswest quarter ri the Southwest
quarter of section fse {5j in fowl ship t.en-
ty-six (26) Of range eighteen (ls) in the
covnty Of Pierce and State Of Wisconsin.
JOHN r. FREEMAN,
Sheriff of Pierce County.
Dated November %, 1862.
WHITE & JAY, Plff's Attys. S2~6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

Circuit Court. Pierce County State of Wiss
consin' j. W Pratt, plaintiff, against Geo.
Swarts. defe,1tieht.
DY virfne of an execution isshea nut of the
I'D Circuit Court for Pierce County, for the
sum of s,xty-six and 66-I00 dollars With in-
tercst thereon from the 5ih day of May. 1862.
in the above entitled action. in favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendent have
levied upon the following ecscfised property;
to-wit. The south half of SOUTHWEST quar-
ter OF section two. towhship 81, range is; al
so. the following described ,arcel of land
commencing at the southwest corner OF the
north. west quarter of section three, township
a., of range 10, and running easl - rods.
thence fol ming an angle and running NEARLY
due north 20 rods to the highway. thence in &
south westerly direction on line of the high
way so rods to the place of beginning; all in
Pierce county, State of Wisconsin. which 1
will expose and sell at public auction, to the
highest bidder at fhe front dsor Of the Flint
House. in River Fails, III said county on the
2Sth day of peoember, A. d. 1862, at 2 O'Clock
the af,etnoun OF nnld day, TO satisfy said
execution and costs.
Dated this 5th day of November, 1869.
J. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BY AMOS SAUNDERS, Deputy. 2S-w6
A. MoRsE, Plaintiffs Agent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

An account Of L. A. Taylor amounting 10
$l040 was allowed, Aid. Haviland. Sterling
and Barnard voting eye. The clerk was d.
rected 10 issue orders for the above amounts.
An account of John Lorraine d Co. Of $500
was presented and rejected
Aid. Dudley appearing, took his eeat.
A resolution was offered appfopriating
$50.54 TO be paid to Beardsley Y Lyford, for
excess of tax. A motion TO adopt the resolu
was carried, Aid. Sterling, Jay, Dudley and
Firner voting aye; but before being signed, 4
vote was taken to consider the matter until
the 20th inst, sand the clerk directed not 10
issue orders for said amount until further or
dered BY The council-which motion prevailed.
A resolution 10 pay to w. z. Westiall 1851
for excess Of tax was on motion passed. and
The clerk directed to issue orders sor same.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

FoE CoNGREss.- As soon as the first
shock experienced ut tho announcement
of the sudden death of Hon. Luther
Hanchett. had passed, men OF all political
parties throughout the Pinery instinct
lively fixed upon Walter D. McLndoe as
an emiuentiy proper person to fill the va
cancy in our Congressional delegation.
We have heard many prominent politi-
clans, whose political principles are an
tagonistic to those of Mr.. McIndoe, and
wEo have never voted snything but the
Democratic ticket, aver that should he
become candidate they would gladly do
everything i'll their power to ensure his
election His broad, comprehensive
mind, his excellent business qualifications
and habits, his un;iring energy, his large
experience rs a legislator, his alfable
dispersion and socality, his intimate con-
nectiou with every interest Of the District
'and State, and his enthusiastic loyalty to
the Federal Government, make him oil
that an enterprising, intelligent people
can desire 10 Representative in Con
cress. For these and other obvious rea-
sons, we have not the slightest doubt
/ 'hat the people will call upon him to fill
the unexpired terms in Congress oeea
s,onea Ny the demise Of The lamented
hanehstt, and We are certain that how'll
/ serve them WI. - Wood Co. Reporter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
BEAR WAR.

Theiargest one of the Bruin tribe was con
qucred in our county few days since. The
battle Geld was in the town Of Trinlbelle =
Six men with guns and other weapons. and
FIVE Of the most noted during g,ld i,rocious
dogs in The country, We're arraved in deadly
combat against his majestic beaslip His
footprints We're first discovered by William
Martin, Esq. while travelling the read from lis
residence 10 FeHs Mil. on Tuesday morning
from which time until lie Sunday following
he was daily pursued by him and mary Of
he excited uaighbars CnsuccessfIilv fol-
lowing Mr., bull bear for tlrcc days they par
tally left the chase to obtain more frosty rifles
and uneonqucraLle dogs
On Saturday morning new spirit animated
the warriors against tie king Of The Trina
belle forest, and mary were the declarations
that the old black fellow would Ieco,ue game
that day. Night came on. however. aud
Bruin WIS etjli running from his ylraged pur-
su"re, anding ten balls had pierced
his shaggy body. from which blood was freely
flowing. Men and do.s tcluctaetIv retired
from the field. On spiitag a,ornins. after
their accustomed sacred devotions, ali hands
and dogs retraced their steps down the rocky
banks . the lovely TrImbeile. where lis bear.
ish majesty was finally discovered about half
way up steep ANA high elf resting on lis
launches 2iF' M.appro'chrl as near as he
ln"4&h' PrH"eht' took deliberate ann aud
Ioil ,yr,, ! % cret.f,,, ;,.s4 .i~ro L. ,.,.,o
la" open us cta"iuh JUS. ABOVE DIS eyes
WIN an ounce SUS' 1ho oia q 1eame tam
bling dow" me ledge the dogs bounced the
''iei',cn i''''' ""a " genera @'''0' 81 victory
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1A''e' '''e ''' - ,''', y aug ''"'''''
l.l ,-...,'y's,,'..., ,''''o
$3.50 60 -. H..
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l"'1i0" ''i '"' '1'i'''' i'@ va" ''''a@td ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
PROOF NATION.

,CIAL EiEtFIoS FOR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.
% lie rot:c2 Is hereby given that a vacan-
e rc r.ry4lr / in Tie 37lh Congress of
&c! States, by the death Of Hon. Luz
f'cbttt. representing the 2J Congress
-'rict ia sad Congress a special cleo
-. s.ia y2cancy for the remainder Of
,,dnG March Eth, 1863. will be held
erai coauties composing the district
yI;ch the said Luther Hluchptt was
on Tuesday. December 50ih. 1892
.orHiicS III which tic said election will
: IRE as fpiIae-s:
*, Green. L1avctle Grant. Iowa. Dane,
b., Sax, R;chiapd, Crawford. Vernon,
-osse. Monroe, juneau. Adams. Portage
i. Jackson. Eau Claire. Trrmpeleau,
$40 PelIH. Pierce, ST Croix. Chippewa,
tx, Nara.Lon La Tointc. Ashland, Polk,
Euc'l ard douglas
Id election viil 6P conducted and the re-
-rii eaii'asS-i AID certified in like ma,.ner as
Il general eit,tigns.
IL testimony whareof l have here
unto subscribed nv name and
Sal caused the Great Seal Of the
State of " iscnnsiu to he affixed.
at Madison, this 5th day OF De-
cemoer. 1850.
THE Governor: EDW ARD SALOh0E.
tINFs 1. Lrwls, Secretary Of State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
No. B4.
Refcree.S sale.

State of " isconsn, County OF Piertp--Ci!
cult Court 9th Judicial Circuit. Willard
Ives against II. X. Mcki,stry. d f. Me-
Kinstrv, Harvey Seely. Fnos B. Raynoudl
Isaac Aunsou. and Henry Munson
DY virtue and in pursuance of a judgment
ID and decree of foreclosure ard sahi. ren$
dered in the above entitled Gaze at the Missy
term OF said circuit court. to-Wit: on The 2th
day of May, 1862. / shall expose for sale and
sell to the highest bidder for cash. at the front
door-o the City Bank of Prescott ia 't.r city
Of Prescott, ON Saturday. the siSth day OF
September, 1862, at two 5'clock in the alters
noon of said day. the following described
mt5rtgaged premis,s to ssrtisfy said Judgment
and decree toge,let with iIite:est aud costs Of
sale. The following is itscriliiea Of said
Inortgaged premises t5Ews !! The 4 4 suar-
ter of the s quarter of aettitfn 10. p; and
the n W quarter Of the W quarter aud the II "
quarter of the quarter and the $ c quarter
of the $ quarter and the quarter of the
h quarter and the W quarter of the S quar-
ter and the half of the II " quarter and the
n W quarter Of the quarter and the Q
quarter IF the = " quarter and the NV quar-
ter of tue II W quarter Of ntction %; and tho
81 quarter of the 8 quarter snd the "
quarter vi the I, " quarter and the h half OF
the W quarter and the e qua'ier of the n W
quarter and the W quarter of the n quaiter
of seetiono1; and the quarter of the ma
quarter Of section 20; I'll in township rs n at
range is west; also the half Of the II y
quarter and the W half ufi TIE se quarter of
section 9: and the sc on1rssr,uf the il e guar:
ter and the half of the $ e quastef and the :
" quarter of the e quarter of seetiuh ,4sin
township d. OF range l6 west, containing
one thousand and forty acres. more or less. All
being in the county OF Fierce and state Of
" isconsin.
Dated June Sd, 1862.
II. 4. JAY, Referees
YocsG FiTcH, Pl'fs Attys evils
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
S5E. WcEn3Oe.

1t will be seen by tho card which we
publish to-day from the Congressional
committee of the old district, that they
recommend fion. WALTER ID. McNDoE,
for the uucxpired term in the present Con-
gress.
As far as there has been any expression
on the subject, Mr. MCINpoE seems TO b
the general choice Of the Republicans Of
the District. with two or thee exceptions
only, ths press of the district has declar
ed for him. In several counties the
people. both Republicans and Democrats
have united in calling upon him to be a
candidate. The committee therefore. it
would seem. have full warrcnt for their
action.
We have known Mr.. MciNDoE for the
past ten wears, and believe that he pos
sc,ses qualifications which will render him
q valuble and influential representative.
He will De elected by a large majority -
State Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

-qplAL ALECTIoS ron MEMBER or CONGRESS.
Public notice is hereby given that a vacancy
lsviag occurred in the delegation from this
STATE 10 the 3Sth Congress. by the death of
Hon Luther Eancheit. who was elected on
he 9Th If November. 1862, to represent the
9Th Congressional District in said Congress,
a special election 10 ;il said vacancy for the
full term Of said Congress viii be held in the
several counties comprising said 9th district on
Tuesday. December 30th. 1862.
Tic countics III which said eleTtiun viii be
held are ~ follows. 10 wit:
Adams. Ashland. Buffalo, Burnett, Chippe
az. CLARK, Dallas, Douglas, DnnI. Eau Glare.
Jackson. Juneau. La Goose, La Pointe. Mar
ahon. Monroe, Pspim, Pierce, Polk. Portage,
s. CroiX. i-empeleau. Nernomand Wood.
Sai election will he conducted and the re-
r.t canvassed in like manner as at general
le,;ious.
In testimony whereof / have
hereuuto subscribed lay name and
Sail es-sed the Great Seal Of the State
It Wisconsin to be affixed, at Mad
IsOn. This 5th day OF Dee. 1862.
3rhe Governor: EDWARD SALONON,
.aYEs I. LEWIS, Secretary of State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
The Conventions.

The Democratic Congressional Con-
''ntiOa met at In Crosse yesterday =
Inc Republican Union Convention will
meet at Sparta TO morrow. We do not
publish tho eaIl, as the time is so near.
It's addressed TO '.All loyal electors Of
tbs district, who are disposed to sus,
IAN the Government in its efforts to sup
press rebellion, punish treas m, and who
ire opposed to any dishonorable con-
session or compromi-e with rebels and
raitors."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

Resolved. bv the Common Council OF the
CITY, Of Prescott, That the sum OF three and
6l-l0O dollars be paia to ", I. Wrstlali, the
same being the amount he was illegally assess
ed by The City Board Of Wss a n sns
ca ,he same. G A. DILL, Mayor.
G. r. WILso1, City Clerk.
STATE OF WISCONSIN. Prince Co.
CRY OF Pres orr IS.
hereby certify that | have compared the
f,ra,ro;ng resolution with the original on REQ
ord + nv office, and that the same 10 true
800 tbeTeaf and OF. the rhole Of sacs, orig
III G. F. ulr.cs, CITY Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

Eg Burleigb, the New York corr
respondent of the Boston Journal, tells
The following anecdote: Geo. Francis
Train is here amusing our citizens in the
debate with C. NJ. Clay. One of the best
iings said was uttered bv au old. man
IN the further part of the hall. Train
vas showing the benign influence OF sla-.
very, and wound up the climax with the
'sinark, Slavery is divine institution"
Hos hi" SAID the old man, and the.
house came down.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
SPECFAL NOTICES .
POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT.
OFFICE HOURS.

OFFICE HOURS.
On week davs. from IA NJ. to ST. n.
On SUNDAYS, from I2M. to P. ri.
Winter Arrangements.
AartvALs AND DEPARTrREs--For Lacrosse
Eastern mails, LEAVE daily, except Sunday, at
Joan.
For St. Paul and Hastings, at l0A. NJ. Ar
rive daily, exc apt Sunday. at P. NJ,
For Hudson aud River Falls. daily. except
Sunday. al 6 a. N, and arrive at 6 P. NJ.
II mails for the East or West. via Hastings,
must b. in tn oTic, 5y9 A. n. For
Hudson and the st. Croix, must be in the
night before. o., T. MAxsoS, P. NJ.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

Gg Somebody, describing the absurd
appearance of man dancing the polka,
says: "He looks as though he had
hole in his pocket. and was trying to
shske shilling down tho leg Of lis
trowseIs"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

@ On the second page will be
found a correspondence from Washing.
'0n' IN which Hon. S. D. Hastings is
warmly urged as the candidate for Con-
}ies' from the Sixth district. Should
Ut. hastings receive the nomination, ne
VIZ have warm support in the st Croix
Valley.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17

A resolution vas offered directing the clerk
TO receive proposals for the building Of an Office
for the Sexton in Pine Glen Cemetery, and to
posi- notices for the same. Passed.
The Mayor appointed o'clock p, NJ. of
Wednesday, the 18th inst, to be time when
the Common Council should visit the Public
School.
On motion adjourned.
C, F. WILSON. City Clerk
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
ESTRAY.

An OK, about six years old, white and brin-
die spots, four white feet. stan in his forehead,
tail partly white. Game into my enclosufe,
and was taken up about 1st OF December,
The owner is requested to pay charges ana
t,I-a hin, .yvav G., HANSON.
Nartel. Def. IL, lS62 34-wo
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-12-17
Evening CLASS.
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE TAUGHT
o., TssemG0rs,s System.

T7HE Undersigned proposes to open Evcn-
4 ing Glasses on the following terms
Three Months Three Times a Week. $500,
Payable Monthly in Advance.
Apply at the German English Schoollouse,
at Prescott. A. RElodENo IEiN.
alwo Teacher.