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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-12
$40 Reward

Strayed from the subscriber, in the town OF
st. Joseph, 81. Croix County, on or about the
LIST of August, eight mich cOws-in milking
order at the time they left. Two were white,
with some red about the head and neck. Two
were bright red. and one kind of grizzly
red, with white face. Two black ones, and
one dark brown with white spots.
Any body giving me information that viii
lead to the recovery OF the same will be liber-
ally rewarded. Information can be given TO
my address, at Hudson. 25-tf
C. S. BERRISFORD.
Hudson, Oct IS, 1868.
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Notice TO Eacafe.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
cd viii apply to the County Board of the Co.
Of Pierce, in the State of Wisconsin. at their
session. to be held in said county, at the Coun-
" Seat, on the 10Th day of November next.
1853, for an order vacating such portions of
the village of Maiden Rock as hereinafter sta
ted, to-wit: All of blocks 1. 3. 10, 20. %
ard %. Also, lots 3, A, ) and 6, in block 10.
Lots 10, III and II, in block IS. Lots !. 2, 3,
rs, Q and 10. in block %. Lots 10, j l and
g, in block %. Lots 9, 10, IL and IL, in blk
5. Lots !. .. 3 and 4, in block 90. situated
n sect; onaI lots 1. , and 3, in section Is,
wnsL ip number "a, of range number 10, in
nniy and State aforesaid.
IG-if JOHN ID. TRUMBELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-12

A We r. L A G
IA quantity of Crockery and Glassware
for sale at SrERLISGs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-12
LOST.

In this city Sept. IL, a certificate of the
following described land: The NV Or OF the
NV or, Sec. is, Town 26.
Any person finding the same and leaving
II at the Journal Office, will receive one dollar
reward. Il. TAsKAse.
Prsacott, Sept. 10, 1854.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-12
Notice.

Notice is hereby given TO the members Of
the Pierce County Agricultural Society, that
al who are entitled TO Cash Premiums for
the year 1863. viii be paid at the City Bank
OF Prescott By calling for the same.
NJ W. BARE. Treasurer.
Prescott, October 90, 1863.
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KEYSTONE HOUSE,

G. WEAVER. PRoPRIEToR
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
7 have bought and reftted The above well
L known House, and invite the patronage o
TIE public.
Prescott, Dec. 3. 1862. G. WEAVER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-12

~ AL of the above Goods will be sold a
the lowest market rates for CASH.
Come and see w. ID. Sterling.
Prescott, Oct. 81, 1868: 26-r
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-10
GS3ieptts fas @tnw0nbecet
z Weut arrangements iitr Gin.
tDanOsret, bic ra@ Dem Oefifn IL retIen
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BCn Serst 6ti 8. s~tSrtrhbrr ca GtrbEn bic &i0wdabere,
auf Der SUrtaern Central @alyfstasstt 9sbst 9tfeaSa5n
NIL BEN GrPFessnG ~btfSrbert, Dts sate. Sistst Oattra tr
SrlsatSrantes etueu gr6seren BRrt5efl. ais Igse1e
ttat antfre sdtu aads IL He INT sA gee;lta fltses ais idDs an,
ielt @stl ra@ %bfnnEatea YIesfn, ais q n5nl9f 0UG IL
4ittsbnr8, @tepslQpn, Detroit Tort Manne.
6hicd9p, Wltlpa9fYs, @alena, Dubuque, CT
$pnl, Sod Salanp, Yurlin9ion, Soma Gin
az rerosa OesseIs Bic nit ter y~tOrtbtrn Central 4ata grEea-
Den 9fttpnea 10 gtunttn frater ais bte att d1setg 3Aence
%eetsnesn bgFt sintrtftu. quo pttbet 4 1SaI treniesr bl,
grageu beset etEe4ftIt. Ge 8a1n ststt surG Dan iG5natn
45ftl. pgn Ohio. DIE gaHss &%ntternGa0 sOn ettt So Grtrasr
~ 500 Weitsa Hs5 GspdG rirb tttE 9eie!@aet (u,.tfebl q
setf mtt ban %yalasttrta an Len Btatsfarassurt
}taal @reftiine, Ddptpn, Cincinnati, Snbta.
mapolis, 2~ouispiile NIB ct. Qrui8
setrbGn ebtnfaus ~gaRae!srt ,~bsf5tpstt unb fa4 TOR gssie
I { IN 6 nrttsrs ira!abrngsspaea BereGnet, Ett Saacs.er,
F5sitn s2si esnt 3 ubr-, cher Mbsltss 10 utr- 3ue nala aaeu
1stii4 ger y!SEti sfai rent ~RsteEsptSt a~uf9ebaltsn IL hstrbeu
@an@@efteh'fttt pfreen S~tTsanft IN ber Dffle ses Assnttn
LLt ~ sous Sp9n ., BafRtg,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-10

MIDI ? rief Mfatbilbe ; unb menn e8 metre
mieorisffe Mlsp mare, 10 piroe Define Wubl
fe in nteineil Iuget abeln. Gber Ter TT
fe !? ipri6!
Sieb, boot tpmmt 1e ! Mber um'S Sim-
mels wilen, la6 lie nod ni4t abnen, paB
mir @eI9wtl1er lfnol
@eBbalb ni&t? frdste Watbil0e Oer-
munoert.
Spdter {Ollf On AGes erfubren-perbirb
mir mein q lei ntHt!
Matbiloe fanb auf uno elite 1ucten ent@
eeaen, bic Iic unseIfim umarmte. W3etnen
@ladwuni@, liebe 2ucie rief fte inter
E6rdnen Der HibrunS; . lieben Ste ibn
bod redt innta, benz eS 1T 10 bel unre4t
AZ Iabnen, abaS ibm ipiOerfabren TT ! unb
menn sic Tin auf cine Stunoe mtl1en tOrl<
men. 70 Ienten sic i'm mir Wtr BADEN nod
10 pieles 5n bereoen, pamit t9 eure Wobnurg
auf benz Sberbpfe redt idunuf uno bebaS=
lid einrihte, benn ibr IpGlt bel mir pchnen
llno bier. meme Tbeure! nebnlen sic otes
len Htna bier 5u ibrem Yerlcbunssringe =
Moieu, Heinbrlo heute Na9mitta9 mebrI!
sic ifirate lcrt, I'M ibr @einen 81 perbets
een. OfetubClD aber bridte 2ucteu 5drtlt4
an (i6, lab tbr feu9ten Bids IN bic per,
munoertet auseu, unp iaSte inniS: Staure
nur meme fife Qucie Die 8arcnin 8errs
felt min uns nit @epalt ben Sberbpf i&ens
fen. gBas meinIt Du o15u =?
SD bOffe, On tirit bieIes rtehr als sroB>
artise @eIdent ni9t u%unehmen, laste sucie,
Obslei9 es unIere suu3e 3ufunft ii4errl
purbe. Sc 1T bann fem Ssrbienlt fur mid,
beine Satin gu werOen uno iiebt aus, ale
menu i9 Bios beinen Ret@tbum tbeilte. SD
bate eS mir idOn 10 f4Sn seDo4t, nit Dir
TreuD u. Qeio gu tbeilen. Aber III fOmm
Ipnlt tptro bic Suppe futt? "
Define Suppe? BAIT gu gefc4t? 14
81 natarlid ! slau6it On benn, eine blcie
@pubernante NIT ibrem bunten 8litterlfaat
bon @ebd9lniGen mdre Elm @eib4en fir
Define Stntertpiloer ? Sd babe mir BON
ieber Mibe seseben, aud Der SauSwtrtb'
l@aft ntdt fremp gu bleiben, uuo cine pratt
til6e Ga4tisfeit 3u bewabren
(6rrtieeuns fCl9t)
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Sl@8
Baltic. nnt ObtpzGtfenb0hn.


Sin unb mad WlOntne, BEN 5. Sanuar 1853 aett tdalth eur
Gin Babn;u9 Jptf&en Baltimore nno ~gSbeeline unb pGrters-
burg. unb Spet Bwif9en GolttuCre unb Sarptrs Terrp, wis
f1Iot; 49, ~ vi
@erldst Baltimore UNI $40 Wlrrgena nod allen Ebet!en teS
2Seftens unb I'm 4. 80 nod SarYerS 6trrp. d
Der G1tcott'ssW ftIss Accommodations 3na
eett tdgli& nit MusnaHus bss SsnRtces nt fOigtg ish Ni
geridet characterization tia $40 II, s.lb 9cEr!ti- gt ga
f.&6 unb 500 slaGsn. ~
gSn eaisutt's Mins az TAO Ii. II. 90 Gerrstns. unt ~
e.1b uno $40 Ra9u.
Wa4 Wdibtn9tcn unp benz Sub<qi
sepen tte 8aae i'm 4,3O unb 500 u. 10 Il. acsaiitass is~s,
ns $50 uab $40 RG&Mittogs. 49,
SM Ssnates ms 4, 80 un6 S,O5 Gt9resus.
Bon BaIbtn8tpn
am 100 znb 500 u. Ills gptm. unb 800 500 gne q. 80
9la&M. am eonntne 500 NtCrssus unb 800 unb 500
RabmtttdgS.
Der brittle unb SteTte Bug sUn Baltimore uuS Der erfte
nao fanfe8uB BON Ndftiaetpn 9alien an bea S8eg.S tottOlen,
Der sDttte NIB ptertt Bug con Baltimore 1no GSalbinltOn
itebt NIT ber annapolis Galn in Derbinbun8.
So sDegen Tt6tte, MaseRsft, g1trt a. Z, Do. soee3s E1ap
I'D an s. e. gnglGre, &aent an BET 2itet OINee
standardization. 50 r.. q. SAITH
4a rauspcrtatsnnfmliH Eaitimr:e.
~ NJ. SUte Utatrai-GiOttsuT. (San6 I'D
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ParferSbmrg.
Sg%NI% = v sl@
s.M &pencerA@SUnfe.
Steies seaIem etnsert%tete @ajtbaus IL
IA..za tn Htlrtttelbarer R6be beS BatntofsS unS
ber Danpf@if.2anbun9 8ele8en. III
Sd eupebIe lmim he86oIb BEN aeebrten NubItturu beaeno
ApllS MRBuf Rape Rartsrsbnra. pa.
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- la6relidges sassHsa aeabehH
3GKNeranbertcr S4Sr9lHfs.
glcm bert 9Geisel aa0 Nosbeu,

NN-&SeEaNcerfef &
gluh bec, 0ef!eA auo Nttbea,
aEtntsrs3a5Fsiaa. r
Wn u,b neGb BEN IS. San. Uetbers he 0uGt ~aufettitt saen
In uaa foisenptr aDeIIe %sEpeetrttt
hi 3tae n%Drppdrte:
rc,,,,a opbt urs .4... -. % ubr 80 Win. Born.
SrpreE,ua, !. /. .................. ~ NueHoH
S~arrisbms Meepntcoatton ..........z " Do " WSItaSs
parttpn 80. -, wy"
Enthusiastically, DDrt, 6auoper Sunctton, @IerHiDnt, PARTON,
Mpnttpn, gbdrnbersbur1 uno &odeeSotue.
Der Wcfaus eebt tasHG. aus9encnhnlen Sonnitass. - 0eF
Grnrs6auo tommt ti0IiG, oueaeupusatch WtontaeS.
asaii6otere fir 3wilneniinhDnen ipnten ben harrisburg oeer
tlsarftou dccomoodtDqS-3u 1ebmef. !.
BOT 1ub GrpreB5h9e, itebcn 9enan tn Ierbtnoi'n9 NIL
Der Wernfpiponia @entral"@ittnbobn tn 9orrts6nr9 lnr
Vtttsbure, @lspelanp,I GOlnmbuS, @tnctn
natl. Snbtauapulis, Sort Wapne, @btcaSO
nnb amen 0labea bs srOgcn lDefens. iruie az Glmtta
NIT ber ysscs- gort @rte ~@iiInbabn nadD aleH PtaSen tn' aSrp-
Itden unb weilt6tn Nep-Yort. aH@
3u9e liOwarts:
8pasus tOntut an I'm. ...... ......i 10 n5r 10 wehn. @DenSs
harrisburg Accommodation. .... " so y gGfta.
Qartton -. 1893 - " ADenes.
Ger eia5ise 3as. weI6er am ScnntaG abeebt. NJ ber @E-
preB;uS UNI 9 lbr Abenos. rs stj 81
~ sgeeeu Sabeetletk uMt SnSeTes senaues $50 sty!ess
it@sn MusfMaft 6e;iree nap f$ AZ be , Ictt~Dtffe u ter
{. galvers S~5tatt0u," &6e arn Gesss.t. aaa 8~sanfihHy 81
~ s. 81. on 8atrs,
ita.t sen, GHpt. ber RSrol, Gentralbobn.
Go. g. YSun8, ,,,
Sen. Sradt- u. Yaiasisr.a sent. r.tr ,NOS0t'
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SnL oelenoStSA Ashh1lsBnegpEe
itr Gtlette faGf.n NIB feGtsa eiefelbfn uut sn ip!6,sn on.
seaeGttn Ttamten faafeu, pelGf aea t9ssla G:eals isbea
at&i ober pCn Wlat,ern sbet 3rtFAtntsagsEn b r. fcae set
@tfatr ~ausstItsi- fnb, ttiApiaaeIs ~ apf5bsa untal4 est
urafgnS ~GtSaebcn. * t1at. 75fr rsfsFt III
OugafaertS<8itst;e
aas aata Gbsiten 3ss antaene anb 40 bacon tei
60 b.. sStiSsbrcnk9,
&sucrQIs9 Gu tsrdnien U aeEt her &Git!aagge- aas
hslla Gaip-gtferbatn.
saso,u ytc. 97 Gbartesftr., Baltiu1cre.
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8eaH Gudrters,
- yp. l41 WeGsQpmborbIaroGs.

SO benanrdttge metHe 5reun6e uab @6nRer. hae tu .Jrt.
EderenS BE beiteH tmportirtsn gDene u~Orrdtbte battle, bic i'd
Elm anOereS ~6erartees @el6dh, bo i'd bteielben enrSs OeErr
Pstt lee9enirdrtte IA OeutiGienb) blrett be3tebe. @tenIo brh
ma S@Uet3eri6ic une GaDinr, pel@sn i'd Bteherptrt6ufern
bt 9rokeren Q~itantitdteu btln9 atlafe.
Mua ptr5apfs to- fCrttrdetenb has ss9ebetdnste EbIoeIpkia
Sa3erbfer BON 1er6boG q pfcttn II 80
gas nnti3 Sob. Sttt, -
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Aranfe unb @utfrdftets !
Gr. GmdOne'S

e-r Or. StDGDne'&
3ulammengeIebter Sprup bon DtlDftrIben.
Benust nnS eus fsblen bon trn berttu1teften aerStert ais
has fGerfte nab ~gswttsfe wthteI IN Der petluna boa BART
sdftSsn 9uitsH. @rtaltnnsen, %eroRdsit!s, @a9blittgtett.
Sttntre, SGmer3 in ben tlrtR-Srgunsn, eeroOrberenl 8lut,
S&mera IN Der Seite unb Erak, Ser3lopfen rber 0ersfrSuF.
9et, aaen 4alS-, Brtit. anp 9unsenIeibeR.
sr@ DR.. Swagne'S 81 s5a
5nlammengeIeBter @prup Don MtloftrIhen
sefnes' FS tsst assr elm giertet SabrbnHsert Dor psFr s8sIt
lle TT gu pert0ltfen IN teoen %Dgpubnten EbeiIe her Grbs.
DR.. Swaynt'S
guIammengeIeBter S9rup DON NtiDftrInen
rrb sueeretet untsr Der unntttslbarea aulGidt trn 8r' &.
Stpaane, etnes 9ei@t6ten &r3tes, Ser Ieine profellOnelle qalif-
bntn nit CEN wi&tgeu BrrtbetI elmer reselniGBtgen n~eo{ini
itet SHb2ng IN elmer Der bef.en u16 ditelten GduIei In
QttlaaslpBiai ia ntsaeitt in ber 2OeIt, onSetreten. ST bienie
na9ber einen reoltGea Eerrnt1 in Dem %ttlabeIptta Dtepen.
iarp, rne rer ute!e Sabre Lang arSt in SOipaaI uas ALTA
Hrmentaps ieaer Stabt.
DR.. Swasne's
juIanmenSelebter Sprnp DON WtlDfirfnen
tit baber 1ana t~noerlaifg tea nenes n~ugepriftes Experiment
%ist1eern Elm o6lts ~erprobtes Wlutsl, oos in EaujeRpen bSa
SamiIitn ~ bteienl Aubiul aWslanbe sepraaGt Tir6.
.9oDr. Swapne'S
juIammfngeebter Sprup bon Biloftrlnn
1T bic ~~oristnele lAb eiESia dGte" 3uIaamenitsuna Don te.
mem i9dSboren Baum. bte srtts pel6e ienials IN 6ieIem aanbs
ny tssmst @ntoe; nms O es snlStss DSlte EN- rsselni0btger
bsrctHn9en Oct g8tlbtlriGcn bei3eisgt Fno, sie ober tltSts
MD ibrer @erelsun9 aa tbun tatta, unb meinc Mansn oen-
|siben uur bai9eiag fnt. bic GGer hidtS nil itrsr Se,ettune
80 ltbmt taben, ni tbnes etusn sui so Deri6eiEen un6 ssrss
niteIf o~erieIsea ben 0ertauf Der DE 7tstn Set jorgIoIeu Sem
cit ~Bnf6rbern.
.4It>4D Dr.. Swa9ne's .r4.H.
3uIammengeester SYrup BON 8tlDfirEheu
9trgeftet ni@tl Dap tbt, Wean Der Seb rerltDpft seer
ni@t btaIdn9Ii9 pfien ier fCute
SWapne'S @~arInpartlla unD IheerSYtQen
Ia g3erbtnnun9 nit benz 98abtitl5en 2brilc rtebn,et: bis,e
gilen fnS eth i1neaes r%einisenoes sartrmtttI, bas ale bSis
@alabfoncsrrr9en aus Gem Wie9er ano ben gsbdrmer Ell.
ternl, pobur@ p6uise @eianbbeit bergeitelt mir6.
! AI- 3ubereitet ansiGIeBh6 6gId5 Dr. 9. gpabne.
philadelphia.
Zine Boz ptro per 9ot traaSO UerIenoet bel @n;plona con
Is 6ent8.
Nlan abrsffrs geReuunssn an r
Dr, s. GDGbne b ScbM,
ia RJre s. Git. NtIabeIpbts.
8eltaWft bet5
J5aac y, @oot, 70 BaLttmorspt. seq
2N@. Q. 9Gttce, 103 8aItinioreif.
g. 2atsMbal8, BrOebpas uhb Canton srsrut.
O. ~. Ro@ltn9, 20 ssrodbmat. StanI, n
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Dtdtia Fag @tuiDanoerer unb .81stIcure.
ErISaralb Dot i3eit, 0elD u. GrlticgAMilg
so s48H ItIa tusa bic
Baltimore o. ssnO 0Dtps WGfesgha Dfs
nod aIeu Tbetlen BEG Wefisna Sc
raty+rsy lttr .9 a.- !I Ii'5
Bortersbur8 n16 Wtatietta, oDer Sesspcre,
.-l Qgbeelias uub @pluulbus. o9
Die 5GIttmurt. uab Dtir.&iieabobn bitttt eea ~rstiEt9rn
yEbIliura Dis er6steu gprtbetie in GesuB aut 4iHi8tett, 8s.
auemltdiei., 5iSerbeit, pInftiiGseit unb S@5ntett beg @fc-
terien, 10 has gs lpmt fsiasr dabera Gebn 10 pittRs eanbg
abertrpfen NtrS. Atefe 4GSu yDa aHanitf&en 4fesr Gusae,
Seub, tR BITE slttfe GuH9eeeaEifS; 9anie, 8lti&istt8 dbsE avS
bic taraeGe GnS thneAaE mnI tGbeT BITE btltGft SsoGts fRr tst
Netfenbea mad Senl &gsFtn, pys at4tgsrftpltn irUsen. h 30
benntsn
WeileneutFernung oos BalftFpTe ua9
~. a 9incin1satt: a taa
uebst parfersbRrs 5SS SIsesites
dsbsr BeaaOUb aSs agpssibia $50
uebss 5arrssbIg8 unr xttssbuf5 .rl
Durd BITE E1rtetd~9tntf 1C- asa 593
cine Gtfasntb aaber qas:tgHHns pSa iii
DarG ttt Eplurabus. 2tnle tB
int &sfpnrnis an bsr gntftria6a SUI so
Seijtnbe, Del@s te 0altsyGOrss uub 0tic-&tffn5asn egaa.
Sen, lssem ste etiffn. IN ih Saafr suraf aub fa6rsn In
Aagsn, b!: GMf bGs elerbtqaeaFs unb nss geS0iaurtfngis
t~trs,r'dttt Far. ' 4r.
fta GabrpreiGe Dpu Daltimpre uaGs
t1O0 %fIsS @sevd& fret.l
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Narblant Seners8erH@erunass
+ @efeufdDaft nuta BdIftufOre.

YtCrprelts&de BON baltimore rnb 9lcrDltr.
Oeie 8eeuf9aftb eftt Elm bebentenbeS Boor. @arttaI. oers.
pert @ebdnbe unb WtabiIten inner ltnb auSerboIb Der Stekt.
9e0eR alien @erlntt ourG 8euer, 81 icIhen GRdten, Bite lppCbI
seutnntrtneenb fur BITE &pmpasnte anh, unb auGe inc btmrsI.
6enoe @arantte fit bie Uert&erteH biettn. '
Sbrtttli1e ooer ~psrionItte @ppIttatiCnen pe1 on IOiOrt be.
forot, ~ EbOS. q. 8 am bIetod asrSTs
Hgqe .GHIf- 4l OTIS Speor, 6str 80
-s..fa GtTeTtcreu sa4rf lel
esW- y. Spsnte, &staieTa 5orttRS, ~
SobH 3. AbrGb6us, q. g. gerIn t3
buob v. Cooper, NbarLeS w, Qnrh tH4
CHARLES s @afer, @Smarb d. RnEir,sn
Spbn g. Darr9s ~ SOeu 81. HofnbIefcn
3as: p pcoaSeu' sra Z. S0TfitIb.
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Mnfun T., .
Scn Waibin9tpn t~olnnten bic 3iise un,
8 l1br, unb 8 80 8prmittags nnb UNI 1l1br,
S 80 NIB z nbr Na hntittass bier an.
Der weftlt&e Bug fcmmtt 6 ubr Gtenbs
u1b bee TreperidD 53u0 UNI II nbr Dor
mittags bier al ''' .
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Akfabrt .. Mwet - @sNraaen-

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bins GA .ol aaf sisaefE n4t 1~fa1a6is
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l1 q Mbf Ssbrt:
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s 05 uno 10 nbr 0ormittagS uno um sos
8 so unb 8 llbr Nadmittdgs.
Bon ma1bingtpn uni z l1br, 8 nbr lrb
II. Is SDrmtttags, unb iiirt ,. 00 abr
5 ubr hnb 6. 80 Madmittag@. a4t q
~. sd 4ld 6 Ia9o E~4-~~g
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mad @beeltn9 Setf6Bt 8dtti n O.
&c UNI 8. 30 Wcr9ens. " : I
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4 80 Na9m.to
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unb 6 20 McrSens. e =
1859 I-4tlZ - |t 90
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llth The present bounded debt OF the United states
sless than THREE HUNDRED MILLIONS, including lne
seven and til reetenths Treasury Notes but the Gov
eminent owes enough more in the shape of Legal TEND
ers Deposits in the Sub Treasures, Certificates OF In
debtedess &c. increase the debt to about eiSht or
nine hundred millions. Secretary CHASE has caic9t
I'd that the debt may reach thousand, seven nun
dred millions if the rebellion lasts eighteen months ION
GER 1t is however, believed now that 1t WIN not las.
sy months onger-but even if it does National debt
will he small compared with that of Great Britain or
France while our resources vastly greater
18th Ihave no doubt that the revenue VIII not ony
he ample to pay the ordinary expenses OF the Govern
ment and all interest the debt bu. leave at eas.
one hundred millions annually toward paying on Tue tue
debt and that the Government will be able 10 geI o
of debt again as ii has twice beforen lew years d
ter the close of the war. ,.
hope that all who have idle money will at once p9r
chase these FlveTwenty Year Bonds The risht 70 oe
mand them for legal tenders will end the first DAY o.
july 1868.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02
THE LATEST WAR NEWS.

We have New Orleans news to the 25d
inst. embracing particulars OF the movements
of Gen. Banks and Admiral FarragUt, and
the loss of the Mississippi. In general facts,
the statements do not differ materially from
what we have already published. Gen. Banks
moved up from Baton Rouge, not to attack
but to threaten the rebels at Port Hudson,
and make q diversion which would favor the
passage of the feet. He was successful in
this, and Immediately returned to Baton
Rouge His men were greatly disappointed
at being ordered to return without having a
fight. On the water the work was very ex-
citing the Hartford first passed the batter
les unharmed, although the firing was terrific
the Richmond got shot through her steam
chest, and had to float down stream, having
three men killed and ten wounded-the vessel
was only partially disabled. The Mononoga'
hela was forced back with six killed and TWEEN.
ty wounded The Mississippi got aground,
and after desperate fight was set on FIRE and
abandoned by her oficers-loss about sixty
five in all :; the vessel was entirely destroyed.
Albatross passed the batteries sheltered un'
der the port side of the Hartford Beside a
smart cavalry skirmish at Berwick Bay, we
find but little else Of important consequence
in the news.
Cincinnati dispatches say that the rebel
attempt to overrua Kentucky has proved to
be failure The Rebels say there are 10,
900 Union troops in Savannah, Tenn, anc
that Grenada, Miss, is in Union possession
1t is reported that Humphrey Marshall, with
large force of Rebel infantry is near Mount
Sterling.
1t is again asserted that theSundower Rivel
expedition has proved successful, and tha
Gen Sherman has landed heavy force near
Haines's Buff
There can be no doubt of tho scarcity o
provisions among the rebels. The newspapers
confess it, and the forcibe seizure of -four anc
grain prove it, Governors and CongresSmen
are urging the people to raise corn and cattle
instead of cotton, and one Legislature is called
in special session to enact laws against the
cultivation of large fields of the royal staple
In Mobile rebel Commissary is begging for
bacon at so cents pound in Knoxville,
Tenn, -four is s55 per barrel.
Rumors of the probable evacuation of Rich
moud by the rebels are current among the
officers Of Gen. Dix's command The leading
officers, however, do not put faith in the
stories
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

POPULARITY OF THE CoNScRIPTIoN Law
AMONG THE SoLDIRs.-The Conscription law is
as popular among the soldiers as it appears to
be nnpaltable to the copperheads. A letter
from o Brgadier General in command at Mur.
freesboro says that its passage electrified u
General Rosecrans' army. General Hooker's
men are of one MUD as to its value to the ma.
tional cause. They declare themselves ready to
see its enforcement in persou,il need be. A let
ter to Senator Wilson from Brgadier Gen
era stationed at Baton Rouge, says:
Its passage and enforcement will certaiBly
end this rebellion iu a short space of time. The
moral effect of such an act at this time can
hardly be over-estimated. The people of the
South already regard their cause as hopeless
to much greater extent than is imagined
already their conscripts desire nothing so much
as to get to their homes-they fight with no
heart or hope. What, then, will be their con.
milton when they see their fears realized, and
that the loyal people of this country really
mean to continue the war.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1863-04-02

DESERVING AND SxULKING.-It is now said
that the deserters and abSentees from Il 9 or
my amount to l45, coo. 1t seems incredible
but the number Of men who have backed ont
of their obligations to Uncle Sam is unques
tionable large. Some came home on furlough,
but their furloughs have run out Some have
been sent off or business, bat have not found
their way back. Some have deserted out
right. We hear of qute number in different
parts Of this county who have abandoned the
service, and are dodgng every man who ap-
pears in their vicinity. Desertion has been
very mildly dealt with. But the days of len.
iency are almost ended The remarkable
proclamation-remarkabe because of its elem.
ency-hxes the FIRST of April as the limit Of
their return. After that day the law will be
sternly applied. We advise those who are
Sinking their duty, to return before the day
fixed, and their friends can do them no greater
unkindness than by persuadiDg them to re-
main or concealng their desertion. Energetic,
prompt marshals will be appointed, and not
only the sworn recruits will be found out and
returned, but the men who were lately drafted
1t is not permitted that the law should be
set OF naught, and though skuIkers have hi tn
erso been undisturbed, they will ere long be
unearthed.
Brig General CoopFR did a., ro,.L