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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14
Mortgage Sale auaC.

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WHEREAS default has bee, 's'st,
w condition of a certain inads n =.
mortgage, executed by Enas R D. ,10aeatq, !
saltwater, Washington COUNT @5mOad, :,
mi"rtgagor, and delivered TO los 9nestta'
kiss. Thomas Fenner, and HS,ePh | lTsS
the city and county of New y heHast !,
aeT Eo nork, as mortgages, dated tbs 5 ~.
OF January, a D. 1889, and reco ,.is s s0b h
ofhre OF The Register of Deeds V - 20 il 1
OF Fierce' " lseonsin, on the 2etb .Ae eags,
nary, a: D. 1859, at 8 O'Clock "a! H.
. OF mortgages. and paoes { oo Nm Ia,
283, whereby the said morfgan" ~ci, Z, 70
and convey unto the said 49, go I'D a,
heirs ana assigns, all those tract. : 81 yes 1
land situated in said Pierce cop ' +, ra'osa
er1bed as the southwest quarter w, ." :, aida
west quarter and the north. u 'Aena1
the southwest quarter of sect;o., ;. qaate
en-, (27) and the southeast T nn. ''%'enigs,.
northeast quarter, and the nor,dt "a'ef 4 4,
of the southeast quarter If y.a Ia qua.
eight (2e) in township twenty 'ois '1sat,.
range sixteen, (l6) containing Sly sR Sts
government survey, one hpndro ds''''dlDg
acres of land, together with tba ~. W. and III,
thereto belonging, to secure tbdt f'e0sass
the sum OF four hundred fifty. ro" -s ay,nso, /
dollars and interest thereon a ,og end 8.ls
terms OF certain promissorv no otb.1 ing . IL
said knas b Raymond, and pav ,, lSsaa y
order Of said mortgages, bv t 5bassGf 70 d,
of Hotchkiss, Fenner d Benpett ', ~. 1'a nan,
even date with said mortcaco ana Oe,riirs
note and mortgage there is clS; m "Po' vhsi
is actually due at the date OF ibjs ' % o' nd
sum of five hundred 8eventv.ona a's s A9'c. d.
($57l so dollars. and no emf =, ana 61lM
at law or in equity having been n !. preceding
tuted to recover the debt % se.a "a q 'Nssi'
part thereof; now therefore notice sVG !. OF OF %
given that by virtue OF power If s = nt's
mortgage contained and in pursuance ,Ty u y.
statute in such case made and nroy;J.4
mortgaged premises heretofore desc.;Ss'1l' : |,
be sold at public auction or yendn Nv :. /
front door of the Post Office, in tIs a. q
Prescott, in said county, BY the Sbs..
said Pierce county, on the 9th day 4 y.
Der, A. q. 1862, at 10 o'clock A. N. If tb, ~
to satisfy the amount which shall then |. 7
upon said note and mortgage toretI., y
the costs and expenes of saId sale aror.r
law.
Dated August 90. 1852. A.,
JOSEPH 7. HoTeHKtss, }
THOMAS FENSER, Mortos,..
HENRY BENNETT,
WV. NJ. McCLUER, Atty for Mortgages
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Federal Officers.
Circuit Court, Pierce County

Judgment of foreclosure and sale. William
II. York against Hilton Doe and Louisa
4. Doe.
DY virtue of and pursuant to a judgment
D rendered in said court in the above enti-
tied action. dated May 9th. A. ID. 1862.
shallexpose for sale and sell to the highest bid
der at public auction, for cash, at the front
door of the Prescott Hotel, now kept by A.
Edwards. in the city of Prescott. Pierce Co.,
Wisconsin, ON the 18th day of July, A. d.
1862, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day, the fol-
lowing described mortgaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment and costs. together
yrith the expenses of sale, to-wit: All of
lots S, 6. z, 6. 8 and 10. in block ten. (lO) in
Does second addition to the village (now citv)
OF Prescott, and five acres on the east side Of
the vest half of the northwest qnorter of the
northeast quarter Of section ten, town twen-
,v.six. (s,6) range twenty, coy.
Drisd AZ Prescott. june ID, A. D. 1852
7 z. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
YEirr 1sT, Ptfs Au'vs. sw6
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TIE VICKSBURG EXPEDI-
TION ABANDONED.
A New Baze of Operations Sc
IeCted.
ANOTHER POINT OF ATTACK
DECIDED UPON.
Orr TIE MOUTH OF YAzoo RIVER,
Pv Carlo Jnpa I1tl,


By Carlo. June llth.
The expedition against Vicksburg was
abandoned yesterday, safely. A signal
attack by the enemy was repulsed by our
gunboats. The Yazoo is abandoned as
a base of operations the enemy being
impregnabe on the front facing that
stream There has been no fighting of
moment since last Monday nothing has
been heard of Banks or Farragut. Cen.
McClernard arrived here on Thursday
night. The army is now in transports at
MiIIikens Bend.
No further Developments have been
made of the movement of Generals Price
and Pemberton in Vicksburg.
The enemy was reinforced to the num-
Der of 60, 600 men. They had 100 guns
on their batteries besides their field artil-
lery,
Our losses in Yazoo will amount to
2, 500 or 3, 900. The loss of the enemy
is unknown.
1t has been raining here necessarily for
the past thlrty-sIX hours, cansng heaVy
rise in the Mississippi.
A council of war was held at Vicksburg
to operate against some other place. A
point of attack was decided upon, but its
publicity is forbidden.
The following day both fleets got
under way. There was 40 coal for the
gunboats and they were unable to ras,
steam. There was food in the river at
this time, with wood in abundance. The
transports in tow and moved slow y along
The advance arrived here last evening,
and met coal going down the rivor. There
was considerable excitement at the mouth
of the Arkansas river. The rfm Pom
chartrain is down tho river, the gunboats
and rams are waiting for her.
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sheriff,s Sale.

Circuit Court, Pierce County-Sta'e Of Wiz
cOnsin.-. j NJ. Whaley, plaintiff, sg'
George Swarts, defendent.
DY virtue of an execution issued 0ut Of
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county. fGu
SUM of six hundred twenty ard 45-l00 dCl1
with interest thereon from the 25th dgt
August, 1862, in the above entitled actio'
favor Of said plaintiff and against said ds.
dent, l have levied upon the following de-
cribed property, to-wit the north hf ofH
or of sec. 2, township q, range 10. also .a
following described parcel of land tommrt.
ing at the south west corner at the nv Qs
section two. township 81. Of range t. All:
running east 81 rods, thence forming an ug.
and running nearly due north % rods tos
highway, thence in a south-westerly dinct@
on line OF the said highway 50 rods Dts
point of beginning. all in Pierce county, SaI
of Wisconsin, which l viii expose and stls
public auction, to the highest bidder al b
front door of the Flint House, in River Fall
in said county. on the 30th day Of 0cObg
A. D. 1862, at two o'clock P. NJ to satisty Sill
execution and costs
Dated this 18th day OF September sG@.
j. r. FREEMAN, Sheriff
BY Amos SAUNDERS. Deputy
2l-w6 GRAY 4 HuMPHREY, P& AtTs
The above sale is postponed until Thursday
the 9th day of November, lo62, at 'he sane
place and hour as above described. D..
AMOS SAuxDus. Deputy Sh91n
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Rates of Adve

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as three squares. ETC.. etc.
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Advertisements not otherwise ordered will
be continued until they are ordered out. and
charged accordingly.
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Referees Sale.

State of Wisconsin, County OF PleTce-1Gni,
cult Court, Sth Judicial Circuit MlIsN
Ives against II. X. McKinstry, d b. Nv
Kinstry, Harvey Seely, Enos b. kayn0"N
Isaac Munson. and Henry Mmson:
DY virtue and in pursuance OF JugS'.
ID and decree of foreclosure ana sSie' ~,
dered in the above entitled case al the "a
term OF said circuit court, to-wlt: on me 80
day of Nav, 1862, | shall expose le' saiT s W
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at Inc ~"
door of the City Bank of Prescott IN l 1sr
of Prescott, on Saturday, the slA'h u, "a sasr.
September, 1862, at two o'clock IN le ,i1.,
noon of said day, the following os s~asD,
mortgaged premises 10 satisfy sad 1900
and decree, together with interest, ana sys a.S
sale. The following is descripusD y ~ ,nar
mortgaged premises. to-wf: inc e. o. and
ter of the W quarter OF section W. -b,rr
the W quarter of the W quarter anu nSstsr
quarter OF the quarter, and the fsffts
of the quarter aud the s guar a..csc.
n W quarter and the W quarter oil ioe he
ter and the half of the quaI'q1' ~ ~ ns
n W quarter of the n quarter anu oux.
quarter of the quarter ana uE IA us
ter of the W quarter of section % A.,r
6 quarter of the W quarter anu hail :,
quarter of the w quarter and Inc " ,bsnv
the W quarter and the e quarter o. w ,s,,v.
quarter and the W quarter of the Al,
of section 81; and the quarter o. o, Ssn I,
quarter of section 20; I'll in township .t = /,
range I6 west; also, the W halt Oh .n lar d
quarter and the W half of the qua 80.
section 9; and the qusrter of the D SE Il, {,
ter and the half of the quarter s''~ 1 n
W quarter of the quarter of section .,aiss
township "a. of range lS west' co" 1as. D
one thousand and forty acres. more o. c s i
being in the county of Piercs ana 90
Wisconsin.
Dated June Sd, 1862. ,ssz
YouxG d FfrcH. PITS Att'ys.
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GU RRENT WIS
Bank of Madison.
Bank of Milwaukee.
Bank Of Ripon.
Bank of Osh kosh.
Bank of Racine.
Central Bank of W is.
Dane Comfy Bank.
Farmers d Millers b
Bank of jefferson.
Bank of Weyauwcga.
tfreen Bay Bank.
Com Exchange Bank
City Bank of Prescott
Bank of Fox Lake.
Columbia Go, Bank.
Commercial Bank.
German Bank.
Bank of the Interior.
Bank of Monroe.
Bank of Moneka.
Bank ofthe y W est.
Bank of Beloit.
Baak ofSheboy gan.
Bank Of Sparta.
Bank of Watertown.
Bank of Whitewater ,
Corn Planters Bank
Bank of " iscOnsin,
Elk Blk Darling il O.
Elkhorn Bank.
r r Huxley l.
Co.'S Bank
Ia Crosse Co Bapk
Bank of Columbus
Bank of Manitowac
Farmers Blk Beaver
Dam
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
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is the oldest and best established paper
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it is firmly and unswerverinly attached to
those principles of freedom and justice
ayowed and cherished by the trainers of
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dameDtal doctrines Of the Republican
party. TO these it will be true, regard
less of the changes and permutations of
parties. An examination of its files will
show the following facts:
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terest to Wisconsin, readers than any
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State.
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It IS the only paper that prints full and
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Madison, Wis.
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SPEAK TO THAT YOU'VE MAN.--We
meaa that young man in broadcloth and
ruffles, and tasssled cap; with soap locks
dangling about his ears. and an ivory
headed cane dangling about his legs.
A faw moments since he was to be seen
at the bar, swallowing his glass Of hlandv
and water. Presently, we will see him,
with cigar in his mouth, in chaise or
gaiy trimmed cutter, driving a smart
troting horse through the street
Halo, there, young man you are on
the high road to ruinl soon You will
drive down the steep precipice into ever
lasting disgrace. Rein back put up
your broad cloth; abstain from the cup;
procure some mechanical or agricultural
tools; cultivate habits of industry and
morality; aim to be honest and useful
man. By so doing, you may yet retrieve
a failing reputation, and make yourself a
usef. and respectable member of ssciety.
-Er.
REBEL OFFIoERs-One of the walters
in the Phoenix Hotel at Lexington
Kentucky, describes his experience with
the rebel officers who tarried there during
Bragg invasion. He says:
"-b'ry one ob dem rebels made bis
own money, and dcy was berry free wild
it, coz dey knowe'd it didn't cost muffin.
One esmmsn glib me five dollars for
braekin' his boots, and | tote him he
was berry kline; but if it was all de Same
to him I'd RAIDER hab a dime. He told
me den was ID Yankee nig.er
and didn't Glib me nuffen.
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Good News from Missouri.
Rebels Repulsed at Springfield,

ST. LOUIS, Jan. r.
Late last night, General Curtis receis,
led dispatches from Col Cradle, command
rng at Springfield, Missouri, that the
ebels were repulsed in every advance,
aud force held the place.
We lost II killed the number OF the
wounded is unascertained. We buried
35 rebels, more were taken off the field.
They left numbe of wounded on our
hands.
But little of Springfield was destroyed.
The rebels almost entirely destroyed the
telegraph between Sprinfeld and Lou
don Springs. Curtis has three columns
of troops after the enemy.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to HenF' AVN 4
~ man, lately a resident 'of the IA, hat b,
Roscoe, Goodhue county, Minnesoals' SAB S %
horse, pressed into the service o. III =. paps
the 26th day of August. 1862, iof ,I .n1 !. 70
of suppressing the Indian K 9t IWatbss. j.
at the Livery Stable OF j: W. I'd YoaE.'
Lake City, awaiting the order oil 'Ai1
man. AIT GE1
By order of Oscar Malmros A'l
State of MINI.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

At best life is not very long. A few
more smiles, few more tears, some
pleasure, sunshine and songs, clouds and
darkness, hasty greetings, abrupt fare,
wel's-and then our little play will close,
and injurer and injured will pass away.
Is il worth while to hate each other?
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Sheriff's Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County-stste If =.
consin.-B. E. Vannatta plaintiff ac,s.
VIM. A. Tozer, defendent. "'
Df virtue OF an execution issued ou n A,
~ circuit court for Pierce county, n, A,
sum Of three hundred forty-eight and 2g.l'o
dollars with interest thereon from the stb i,
of June, 1862, in the above entitled action !,
favor of said plaintiff and against said defsn
dent, l have levied upon the following ie
cribed property. to-wit ne or of sw or. sec 4
town 81, range Is. and lot 4. blk /, Villas,
River Falls. Lots 3, A, and 7. block 81 II
3 5. block e. lots s s, block 81 i
A blk 81 lots 3 block 1902 Powelrs AdH
on. all in Pir
county State of Wisconsin. which | wilr
pose and sell all the right and title that VI
A. Tozer had on the 9th day of June, 1852,
any time thereafter, at public anction, 10 4
highest bidder, at the front door Of I'll
House. in River Falls, in said county oae
30th day of October, A. n. 1862. at 3 Geld
p. NJ. to satisfy said execution and costs
Dated this 18th day of September, LII
J r. FREEMAN, Shgf
By AMOS SAUNDERS. Depu V. sl7i
WHITE j. JAY, Plaintiffs Arvs
The above sale is postponed until Thurs
the 9th day of November, 1862 at the -
place and hour as above deserted.
AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy Sheriff
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL.


CONSIN BANKS.
Iowa County Bank.
juneau Bank,
Reck County Bank.
Sank County Bank.
Second Ward Bank.
State Blk. of VI IL.
State Bank.
wis Marine Il Fire In.
Co Bank.
Oskwood Bank.
Racine Co. Bank.
Sank City Bank,
.Shawanaw Bank.
Bank of p du Chen.
Hudson City Bank.
Kenosha County Bank.
Wisconsin Bank.
Frontier Bank.
Jeffersoa Co. Bank.
Lumberman's Bank.
Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Prairie City Bank.
Rock River Bank.
Rockwell ii Co.'S Blk.
st. Croix Valley Bank.
Summit Bank.
Sun Prairie Bank.
Walworth Co. Bank.
.Waukesha County Blk.
Farmers & Mechanics
Bank.
Bank of Green Bay.
City Bank of Kenosha
Northern Bank
Wis Pinery Bank
City of Berlin, Oneida
Bank
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RELIEF FOR TEHE ENGLISH
OPERATIVES.

SAILING OF a FOOD SHIP FROM
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Jan. esterday af-
ternoon the new and splendid ship George
Griswold, laden with gifts of food for the
furnishing operatives of Lancashire, was
towed down the bay, and this morning
she will spread her sails and start on her
voyage for the shores of England. As
she moved down the bay she was salut
ed by several British vessels in the har-
Dor, and the crowd of sailors and citizens
on her deck as well, as on the steamer
VII ch towed her out. and other vessels in
the vicinity, exhibited their generous
enthusiasm by the most vociferous shouts.
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The Mielleoencer. not our venersl

The In ellegencer. not our venerable
eotemporary in this city, but Maryland
newspaper, says Of Gov. Hicks, the Now
" appointed U. S. Senator from that
State;
Only few days since he remarked in
our hearing. that He can neuer haze a
stoble Government and a peaceful Union
as long as slavery EXISTS IN The country."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

PITCH AND ross-"I'l teach you to
play pitch and toss! III fog YOU for an
l., u, I will" Father" instantly re
piled the incorrigibIe, as he balanced
penny on his thumb and finger, "rIl toss
you to make ii two hours or nothingr'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-14

General Rosecrans never entertained
any doubt of the Murfreesboro battle.
After the rebels were gone, he was COM
plimeHted for his tenacity. Yes" said
he" l suppose you know Bragg is good
dog, but Hold fast is better" The lads
call him "Old Hold fast" They will
fight for him now, even more gloriously
than before. AL officers who deserted
the field wW be dismissed the ssrvice.
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THEODORE 8. FAY.

We confess to uncommon yride and
pleasure in this renewal of intercourse with
the friend and intimate of other DAYS, and
we look to be felicitated for it, by the es-
tablshed readers who constitute the fam
lily of the HOME JOURNAL. We have in
preparation, also, for the coming year,
sayerai
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From Fortress Monroe.
FoRT MONROE. Jan. 8.

Colonel Ludlow, of General Dix's staff
has just returned from City Point, hav
ing ACCOMPLISHED the exchange OF prisoners
which will restoae to immediate active
service about 10000 of our paroled men.
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1863 THE 1868
Milwaukee
WISCONSIN
Daily, Semi Weekly and Weekly,


leave to announce that, owing to increase
ING expenditures for SPECIAL TELEGRAPH
&c AND WAR CORRESPONDENTS, together
with various improvements n contempla-
ton for the coming year, he has felt COM
PEELED to make some changes in the scale,
of prices at which it is furnished to sub
crbers. By comparison with the other
JOURNALS, it will be seen that the WIS
CosNIN is still, as ever has been, the cheap
est Paper IN The Northeast.
We shall continue to print the WIscoS-
SIN upoun the plainest type and the fine
st paper that can be made, thus retaining
the name of the Haadsonaest Paper an
the State"
The present Proprietor has conducted
the paper over fifteen years, and it is un
necessary for him to speak of its ability
or enterprise as LIVE INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER. He will only say that his
journal is faithfully pledged to the suppress
sion of the rebellion, and the destruction
of the rebels in arms, by every means in
the power of the Government, and to the
most cordial and active support of the
President in his Proclamation Of Free
dom. Our list correspondents embraces
every Regiment of Wisconsin Soldiers,
as well as the several grand divisions of
the Union Army. The Local and Com
mercial Department will receive the I'M
divided attention of the most competent
Editors and Reporters.
Eg We call particular attention to
the Semi Weekly Wisconsin,. 1t will be
large, thirty two column paper, ruth
ont advertisements made up expressly
for county circulation. Al matter Of
the Daily Wisconsin will appear in this
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Published every day Except Sundays
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Published every Tuesday and Thursday
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T All papers discontinued when
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Thorough Cleaning Of Wheat !

At the National Fair in Chicago this Mill too
the premium of $50, awarded by the Board of
Trade to the best Mill. For further particu-
lars enquire of the manufacturers.
BEARDSLEY. MEACHAM Ii co.
Manufacturers
Prescott, August u. 1861 ni6tf
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ESTRAY.

A red steer, with some brsld'Ic amsv
about two years old next sIP1Ing s,,reT ss
NV premises about Oct. Is; ne h G~I awsy
o i"y 10 pay charges and safs hT Tcroos
rrimhene. Dec. 2. 1852.
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The Home Journal.
ETShR 4 SCR

We have much pleasure in informing
the public that one of our contributors
for the coming year, will be our ola
friend and colleague