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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31

EQUINOX STORE
SELECT THEIR GOODS
WITH GREAT CARE,
BUY CLOSE,
EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH,
AND SELL CHEAP
s.---e-~---------z--s-
I'VE design TO keep the Choicest Selected
w and the best assortment, to be found Va
any Country Stase. Those coming from dia
lance may rely upon finding Nhas they waus
In cur line.
Our motto win be
Small Profits and Sure Pay
Doubtful credit We shall decline In toto. PEG
pie who pay promptly for their goods should not
be compelled to pay for the goods Of those who
never pay nj all.
Goods no, 10 stock ordered for customers al
any time
FRENCH MERlSoS,
Beautiful quality aud colOrs.
ALL WOOL DE LANES.
OPERA FLANNELs.
An eolors.
PARAMETTAs.
FINE PERSIAN TwILLs.
BRoCADE MOHAlRs.
Very desirable.
BEAUTIFUL PLAIN MCHAIRS
RICH POPLlNS,
very beautiful,
large Stock #
HANDSOME DE LANES,
At about all prices.
BLACK AND WHITE GALA PLMns
Coed assortment of LADlLs CLOTHS ~
CL0AKs, at lew priees
Ladies, Misses and Childs BALM0EAIa
SKIRTS, aud they are cheap.
BALMORAL HOOP SKIRTS,
Look at them.
SIlAWIS,
A great variety OF patterns. - Black ard
v hiis. Small Plaid, Long aud square siaSls
all sizes.
Tue quality, heavy, al Wool
MOURNING sHAwLs.
BROCHE LONG and SQUARE.
SHAWLs.
BLACK THIBET LONG sIlAwLs-
Fine Zephyr Knit
HOODS AND SKATING CAPS.
A Large Stock Of Heavy shselingf,
ri, akad Gaodg Cattau Flaunela
Prints, and other Cottons.
Laid 10 at tho right time, aud at such prices
that cur custoisers can afford to buy.
A good assortment If Ladies' Misses
and Childrcn's Bslmoral Boots, Congress
Gaiters, and all kinds Of Shoes aud knbbers
constantly on band.
LADIES COLLARS AND RUFTLIkG-
Plenty Of thoss
NEEDLE-POIkTED PINS.
A large assortment Of
WORSTD & SHETLAND WOOL
Constantly on hand.
MACCAR0Nl and vEMIcELLI.
GRAHAM FLOUR.
FISH.
GOLDFISH, SALMON. MACKANAW
TROUT, MACKEREL, WHITE
FIsH, BLUE Fish, just received.
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
ROASTED and GROUND Do.
KEROSENE LAMPS.
Large lot. Bew styles, At half former prises
BEST KEROSENE OIL.
LIVE GEESE FEATHERS,
In ANAL sacks.
OUR LARGE SHOW CASES
win b. KEEP, constantly hilsd si'A
TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY. SILVER
WAKE, PERFUMERY and YAM
gY SOAPS, at Sorts u
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31

THs bEgsAEs % Moscow IL
Meac1s exist abeag 10000 baggaf
~ PROGRESSIVE rather a siroug pro
gorssoa 10 : total q $4,000 intAbi
tAni bo chseay ply their trade ID
ihs shops hoj galleries y lhs Gbsin-
nae Dior, kiad u orenial barsAr
On every sep you fall a with womeh
esrryiag their children wHh them,
18th psrsons dismis sei from hospitals
sisA buraed oat people from the
neighhorhood, aod ihai particular
species Of the Russian beggar who
appeals 10 your generosity on bohali
4 FeeraiiA AMI lbe starving iamlie,
they have lofi behind them. The
mos. impudenl Of ell arc discharged
officials and soldiers, who aru gene.
rally drunkards, covered IN rags, and
decorated with orders and clasps.
Then. again, you meet old women
carrying open ooffins with them, and
begging aims to defray ihe cost Of ba.
rial. Other women, 81 The same
stamp, applying 10 you in tho name
Of a bride, who would like 70 Be- mar
ried, but wants a doWTy Peasant,
viii stop you. TO enable them 70 buy 4
nes horse, the OLD ono having gone 70
The wsll BY soms accident OF other !
soldiers IN faIl uniform. who have brok
en- a glass ID the barracks, clamor for
triflle 10 replace the departed one.
To the secular members Of the frater-
nity is admixed a strong proportion Of
monks and nuns, walking in the som.
brc garments Of their order, aud ask.
ing mite for the erection oil 8 new
church the restoration Or n chapel, OF
such like purposes.
All point imperalively 10 the boxes,
plates, cothns, prayer.books, and alter.
covers they present TO you, with an
entrcsiing gesture. Pilgrims, and Pill
grimesses 10, who have vowed TO 90
to Palestine, too the Sooyizki Monas-
terry, or TO the grave OF The sacred Ty-
chon, win accosl YOU, each enlarging
with great emphasis and considerable
fiuency upon the holy obiee, Of their
journey. Letters from 81. Petersburg.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31
TaE MILITARY IN oLpwS Tlme

The MILITARY IN OLDES TIMES
1t is rather a puuy sci Of men who
grow up IN our great towns, spindle.
legged "withou; visible means Of sup.
port, --ashamed Of their bodies mo,
wholly Without reason.) yet pamper.
ing them with luxuries. We have
left of manly games, to our hurt; but j,
was refreshing 10 see men and won.
en- rejoice in skates last winter. The
members OF engine companies are the
only men who can go faster than a
walk bu. for the frequent fires we
fear running would become one Of tic
Lost Arts" Military trainings are
getting out Of fashion, for war is dcs-
ervcdly hateful and the inlemperance
which has always been the attendant,
II not Of military, ut least Of militia glo-
~, has made the public little fearful
Of that common sort Of manly pastime.
Our few soldiers have fine uniforms,
they march well, --on q smooth road,
a mile At a time,--and perform their
eToluiions with the precision Of clock
work; such regular uniformity we have
never seen in the armies Of France,
Austria, or Prussia, or even England.
Bot the city soldiers lack bodily pow.
en- In tie time of Shays's rebellion,
in the winter Of 1856, a company
Of Boston light infantry had twelve
hours notice that they must march to
Springfield. They started at daylight
the next morning,-lhcre we're about
ninety in rank and Gle. We had the
story from one Of them, a young car.
penter then,---an old merchant when
he told the tale. Each man had his
weapons, his blanket, and three days
provision on bis back. BY the road
side they ate their rough, cold dinner
at birmingham, twenty-six miles of !
they slept al Worcester, eighteen
miles further on. The next day ii
s,ormed, and through snow eight inch
es deep they marched forty-six miles
more, They stopped their music
only . Gle and drnm--ien miles from
their journeys end, and when al eight
o'clock IL the evening they wheeled
into Springfield, the solid tread Of the
nen was the first tidings the insur.
gents got that The troops had LETT Bos.
ton 1.-THE Tigers Of 1855 were
70 march ninety miles IN two days
there would be nothing lett Of them
bot bear-skin :
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STATIONE cry.

Our stock is large, and adapted to the wants
II Banks, Railroads, County and Town Officers,
Insurance Companies, Corporations ofall kinds,
LAWYERS. Merchants aud Manufacturers, aud
also ior Ladies and Gentlemcns private use.
PINS. HOLDERS, WRISTBANDS, WAX.
Ink Mucilage, Knives, Erisers, Rubber, No
iarial WATERS, Legal Seals. Gum Labels, States,
Pencils. Copying Presses, Dampening Brilsh.
g, Water Cups, on Paper, Blotting Board,
Envelopes, Bin Head Cases ? o. Deliveries,
l'ate Racks, Clips, Paper Cutters.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1863-03-31

The Providence Journal says,he fol-
lowing address On box recently seni
from that city. il genuine, except that
the name Of the peEson is changed for
obvious reasons
john McPherSosl. Sknie,
Kumpinay {. eekuned regiment
rode ilan privaiears
ashInion,
Z. C.
KAmp hloce ID the wrappsnoA
Veye ays M York a. al W kresk
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Paper Bags.

IYthty four sIzes and kinds. These Rrs very
excessively used BY Grocer, Druggists, a;.l
others.
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Wrapping Paper.

WeNayc nov in store Forty different knl.,
.isrt Qualities; a,so
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/" Small Profits and Sure Pay"

Doubtful credit We shall decline In toto. reo
pie who pay promptly for their goods should not
be compelled to pay fof the goods Of those who
never pay NJ sll.
Goods not IN stock ordered for customers al
any time
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
II E IL NJ . 3:
SFnoriEf.@ sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce County, Wisconsin,
j. w. Pratt, plaintiff, against Csc. Swarts,
defe;dent.
10y virtue of an execution issued out OF the
ID Circuit Court fer Pierce county. for the
sum of sixty-six and 100 dollars with in
terest thereon from the 5th day OF May 1862.
in the owe. entitled artion. in favor Of said
plaintiff and against said defendent | have
levied upon the following described property.
to-wit The north ialf of Southwest quar-
ter of section two township q. range Is. al
so the following described parcel of land
commencing at The Southwest corner of the
northwest quarter of section two. township
81. range Ia, and running east 80 rods, thence
forming an angle and running nearly due
north % rods to the highway. thence in
south-weserly direction ON line OF the said
highway 50 iods TO the point OF beginning.
all in Pierce county. State of Wisconsin.
which | will expose and sell at public auc-
tion TO the highest bi.der at the front door of
the Flint House in River Falls, in said CONN
tv, on the 10Th day of February, D. 1863,
at two o'clock in the afternoon of said day to
satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 3lst day of december, A. d.
1862. j. K. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
BY AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy
4 M0ssE. Plaintiffs Agent 3S-v6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
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Sewing Machine may be had in great varie-
ty of cabinet cases. The Folding Case which
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
Referees Sals.

State Of Wisconsin. County OF Pir'c ,rS..i
cult Court. 9Th Judicial Circuit. TH ~
Ives against H. K. McKinstry. D T. W.
Kinstry. Harley Seely Enos d. ma! N'"''
Isaac Munson. and Henry Munsch: .,,
10y virtue and IN pursuance OF a lo1s..
ID and decree Of foreclosure ana '1''' ",
dered in the above emitted case al u'' AZ.
tenn of said circuit court. to-wit; on 'nt ~ -
day of Nav. 1862. | shall expose +" ,'5 ~ I,
sell TO the highest bidder for cash, al he y
door of the CITY Bank Of Prescott III 'ir'4
of Prescott. on Saturday, tine sixth dn ~ p"
September. 1862, at two o'clock IN Wv IN
noon of said dav. the following ue'.r
mortgaged premises 10 satisfy sid j9. ,ossd
and decree. together with Interest al'u ,8
sale. The following is descriP'I'h % a"',.
mortgaged Trem SEES. to-wlt: me a. mi
ter OF the quarter of section Noi . .h.ns
the w quarter of the : " quarter a'a n a'.1sf
quarter of the quarter. and the ( q.rts
of the quarter and the qra'''' nqr.
W quart er and the W quarter Of 'ies..5ts
ter aud tn, half of the n quSF'e,t . ~
NV quarter Of the quarter ~" .,oM
quarter of the W quarter and the the
ter of the n W quarter Of s elton ~
S quarter of the quarter anu b,i 81
quarter of the W carter and iiF .b.uv
the W quarter and the sc qua',eI % on,tw
quarter and the quarter OF 'he a.
of sect n 81; and the quarter =, a,
quarter of section 20; II in toTrsnpt
range I6 west; also. the W hail u -.
quarter and the W half oi tie qu"',
section 8; and the c quarter of me nJ
ter and the half of the 5 e quarter a,a
W quarter of the quarter Of ser,lo ..i,
township "a. of range 10 weff' 'o, i.s Z
one thousand and forty acres. more % 20. A..
being in the county Of Pierce ana
Wisconsin.
Dated June Sd, 1862. A~
YoUNG d FrrcH. Pl'fs Att'ys
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
WOOD! WOOD !
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Circuit Court. Pierce County.

Richard Martin and william Fl. Hall. against
Calvin A. futile. Charlotte n. futile, and
the unknown heirs of p. Garfield. deceased.
TSummons for Relief
The State OF Wisconsin. TO the above named
defendants
VvOU are hereby summon@d and required
10 answer the complaint of Richard
Martin and William II. Hall, plaintiffs.
copy of whcih is flied in the office OF the clerk
IF the said Circuit court, and to serve copy
of your answer on the subscriber at his office
in the city Of Prescott in said county. with
in ninety days after The service hereof uron
YOU. exclusive of the DAY of such SERVICE
And if you fail to answer said complaint as
hereby required. the plaintiffs will apply 20
II g urt for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Witness. the Hon. l.. P. We'herhy. Judge
OF said c"urt. at Perry, this 23d day OF Jan
uary. 1863.
J. c. BUTToS, Plff's Attorney.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
Farewell Address OF General
Franklin.

The following is the farewell address
Of Gen. Frank Ii npon leaving his Grand
Division. When The General came cut
from his quarters to proceed to the rail
road station. he found assembled cayal-
cado of two hundred of the officers of
the division, who escorted him 10 the
cars:
HEADoUAR1E LEgr GRAND DtvIsios, !
january 26th 1868
To the officers aud men of the Left
Grand Division:
In obedience to tho order Of the
highes au hority, the under ign d rclin
bushes the command Of the j. {, Grand
Division. He does SO with sincere re-
gret. His connection with the commend
has ever been pleasant. The prompt
obedience ana cheerful co operation YOU
have ut all times rendered. your patient
endurance upon the march, your steady
bravery upon the field, the manly deter
mnation with which yol have encounter
ed and overcome the dangers and hard
ships Of several trying campaigns.
command his admiration and gratitude
All Of you are eudeared to him by
gallant conduct and loyal service, and
most Of Won by the memories Of many
battle fields, and the proud recollection
that from none Of them have you been
driven. back. BY thase common menor-
les he exorts you to prove true and fight
calamity in the future, rs you have ever
fought in the past, for tho great cause in
which You are engaged, believing that
for yourselves YOU will win impershable
fame for your country tinal and enduring
victo V.
tn severing = connection which YOU
hive made so ear, lie asks that no or"
will believe that he voluntarily parts
from YOU in the face Of the enemy.
w. 3. FRANKLIN.
Maar General Volunteer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
News from Richmond.
RICHMOND. Feb. 5. Is

RICHMOND. Feb. 5. 1863.
The Richmond Wig Of Saturday has
the following: A telegram was received
Thursday night announcing the capture
Of the British steamer Princes Rnval, At
tempting to run the blockade Of Charles
ton.
This vessel recently left Halifax, and
the blcckaders were on the lookout for
her. She had very valuable cargo; 8
cannon, 4 steam engines for gunbosts,
rifles, powder &c. \ party of English
workmcn skilled in the manufacture OF
projectilcs was also captured aboard,
The pilot and some of the crew eseap
ed in boats to Charleston, bringing to
the Confederate government important
dispatches.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

The Cincinnati Commercial says
that next 10 Mcclellan in the army OF
Poto uac, the bows who carry the guns,
believe in "Joe" Hooker. He is n gen.
tloman of winning personal qualities
There is that in his personal appearance
that eammands respect and impnrt con
fidence. Erect, alert, with piercing,
.kindling blue eve. heavy boned under
jaw, thin lips. quietly and smiling com
pressed. head poised like q game cocks
brilliant. slightly curling hair, high.
compact, forehead. a form. broad shout
dcred, deep chested, slight in the waist,
his appearance is superb and command
ing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

Ciycui: Court. PIERCE County-Stat. ~.
consir.--B. E. Vahnatta plaintiff, sgrro
VIM. 4. Tozer, defendent.
DY virtue o, an execution iasaev! out ota,
d circuit court Tor Pierce county. ir IL
SUM of three hundred turty-cight and S!.,0
dollars with interest thereon from tie CHI J,v
Of June. 1862, in the above entitled acri0r
favor of said plaintiff and Sgansf salt defe,.
dent | have levied upon The following Do.
cribed property. to~wil: ne o. of sv O., ri. o
town q. range l8 ard lot 4. blk !, u,,sg. 81
River Falls. Lots 9, 4. and :. block a ,Rs
3 4 5, block G. lois } Z 8, block S. m
blk e. lot. 3 1 5lociI ZOE Powell's Adm
on. all in pit,,
county State Of Wisconsin. which I villa.
pose and sell all The right and tile ;hat W.
A. Tozer h d on the 9Th day of Jrn., 1856! -.
any time thereafter al public snctior. to d,
highest bidder, at The front door of f..
House. in River Fails. Ia taid county, en-,
30th day of October, a n. 1862 at 3 o'clvt
P. NJ. 30 satisfy said execution and costs,
Dated this i7th day Of September, 1861
J r. FREEMAN, SArs,
By AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy. fn
WHITE 4 JAY, Pl&intiEs AZ,
The above sale is postponed until Th.Nr
the 9th da7 Of OYemhcr, 1862. al h. a4,
place and hour r. above described.
AMOS SAUNDERS, Deputy Shqik
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
VAR NEWS
GENERAL HOOK EEs'S COM
NANDs
HEArcUARTERs ARMY OF THE POTOMAC,
January 27th, 1863

UEArcUARrERs ApMY OF THE PoToMAo,
January 27th. 1863
The following has just been published
to the army
Headqnarters Army Potomac, Camp
near F'aimouth, January goth.
Geaerui Orders No /.
Bv direction of the President, |, the
undersigned, have assumed c. mnand OF
tb, army of the Potomac
He enters upon the discharge Of his
duties, imposed by this trnst, with .
Just appreciation of their responsibility.
Since the formation of this army he
has been identified with its history. He
hns shared with YOU its glories and re
verses. With no other desire than that
these re atios might remain unchanged
uatil its destiny shoud he accomplished d..
Ia the record of yonr achievements here
is much to be proud of. and with the
blessing # God we will contribute some
thing 10 the renown of our arms and the
success OF our cause.
To secure these ends your commander
will require tie cheerful and zoaIous CO.
operation of every officer ard older in
this army. In equipment, intelligence
aad vn''r The enemy is our inferior; let
MS never hesitate to give him battle
wherever we can find him.
The undersigned only gives expression
to the ceilings of this army when no con
vevs 10 our late Commander, Major
General Burnside, the most cordial good
wishes for his future.
Nv staff will be announced as soon as
organized.
Signed, JOSEPH HOOKER.
Major, Gen'l Cong Army Potomac.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04
Notice 90 Creditors.

Pierce County Court--In PROBATE.
In she matter Of the estate IF John Shan
non deceased To all whom il may corcern.
I ETTERS of administration on said IS
I ! tate having been issued to 4 Young in
said county. on tie 9th dav of October. 1862,
and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors 10 present
their claims for examination and allowance
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will on e first Mondays Of March and
April next at ! % o'clock A u on each Of said
DAVIS. receive. examine ana adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said de-
ceased
n37-w4 WM. Howrs. Go Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-02-04

w HEREAst default hes besa ''ass,
w condition Of certain Sue y h.
mortgage, execnted by Enas B R3,.penF1r, 4
Saltwater, Washington county NJ MoDti
mertgagor, and delivered to JOSE y esoa n
Kiss | homas Fermer, and Henry p. Naa.
,he cry and equity of New York 'Ss. .'
new ofk, as mortgages, dated The o o.sis d
OF January, = D. 1859, and recon- 1"A Ca,
ofhee OF The Register of Deed. e I I In i,
OF Pierce. " isconsin, on the 26.b ds ss 9esr
rarT, a. D. 1859. at 9 o'clock ., u la,,
o OF mortgages, and pages 9s - e y 1Ncs
2s3. Whereby the said mortpaooS ~o@, III
and convey unto the said ino,4,,s ou sra
heirs and assigns, all those tract. :. sees Ter
land situated IN said Pierce Govt Fa'Gsaa
eribed as the southwest Quarter = ,I qua Co.
west quarter and the ner,h.ves, .,,e hoTt.
the southwest quarter Of section qoaHsrV
en-, CD and the southeast onsr.s. NJ
northeast quarter, and tie nor,b az. u,
or the southeast quarter of sect;o', gsanc
eight, (28) in township twenty s;r '11tn,l.
range sixteen, (lo) containing. acco,33;+ q
government survey, one hundred snJ ''g .
acres Of land, together with the s1ns. 80 s'l'
thereto belonging, 10 secure tho '',,''s
the sum OF four hundred fitv-f3ur s s~ 'Geat q
dollars and interest thereon. scror." '4 ']'IN
terms Of a certain promissorv nnta lug tEs
said Emas B Raymond, and naeab JIsnsa y
order of said mortgages. Lv tha~ es " lae
of Hotchkiss. Fenner q Bennett 50, an aaI's
even date with said mortgage WA ~~,1 oea''s
note and mortgage there is claimed - EAta
is actually due at the date OF tb;. ~ @'an3
sum of five h. ndred seventy.one sn lug &c 'hs
(S57l 67) dollars. and no cut =, MA n o,O
at law or in equity having been T.. gJi. .es
tuted to recover the debt so secn'os ., l''H'
part thereof; now therefore motto. !. =. any
given that by virtue OF a power n ,oI. "0e2T
mortgage contained and in pur.n, ,rs Il, 's1
statute in such case made and pror;5e wi IN, me
mortgaged premises heretofore iesc-iSss55' r .as
be sold at public auction or vendn. :, VI. "a
front door OF the Post Office, in the r;tr N 4,
Prescott, IN said county, hy the SbsTs =,
said Pierce county, on the 9th d., Ct o.'
Der, a D. 1852. at 10 O'Clock A. ~ Of lint ~
to satisfy the amount which shall then h, a.
upon said note and mortgage together TS ~
the costs and expenes Of said sale allowed,
law.
Dated August 20, 1852. H.,
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