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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-30
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Resolution

ReSolvc2, BY the Common Council of the
city of Prescott, that the sum of One Thou
sand Dollars be and hereby is appropriated
out of the general fund Of the city of Pres
colt, for the purpose OF grading kinnickin-
nic Street and placing the dirt on Kinnickin-
mic and Bread Streets, or upon the levee, said
work to be done under the superintendent
of the senior alderman, and the Mayor and
Clerk are hereby authorized to post notices
Immediately for the letting of said job, and
that it be let to the lowest bidder within so
days. q. a. DILL, Mayer.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given, that the above reso-
luton was passed by the Common Council of
the city of Prescott May 18th, 1863
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
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Associate Justices.
Circuit Comrt, Pierce County

Judgment of foreclosure and sale. William
IL. York against Hilton Doe and Louisa
A. Doe
DY virtue of and pursuant to judgment
-A9 rendered in said court in the above enti-
tied action. dated May 27th A. D. 1862, l
shall expose for sle 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 III O'Clock A. N. 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
with the expenses of sale, to-wit All of
lots >. 6. Z, s, 8 and 10. in block ten (lO) in
Does secon' addition To the village (now cityl
of Prescott, and Eve acres on the east side Of
the west half of the northwest quorter of the
northeast quarter of section ten, town TWEEN
tv-six. (2s) range twenty. COY.
Dried at Prescott, June ID. A. n. 1862.
J. II. FREEMAN, Sheriff
WEnE Il Jar, Pl'Gs Att'ys. 6we
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NOTICE..
PREscoTr. May 9TH, 1863

PREscoTr. May 9TH, 1863.
We hereby give notice that we will meet at
the house of H. y. Jay, in the first Ward of
the city of Prescott. on the 4th day of June
next at ten o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
locating a State Road under the provisions of
the following act of the Leg stature, to-wit:
Chapter ISL.
AN ACT 10 authorize the laying out of a
state road. from Prescott, Pierce county, to
point therein named.
The people OF the state of Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate and assembly. do enact as
follows:
Section j. W. BeardsIey, S. o. McKeen
L. Nj Hansberger, H. A. jay and John Mis-
gen, are hereby appointed commissioners to
lay out and establish state road from point
in the first ward of the city OF Prescott. where
Vine and Walnut streets ntersect thence run.
ming an oasterly course until it strikes the
state road on section nine, in town twenty
SIX of range nineteen.
Sec. 2. Said road shall be laid out and cs-
tablished in conformity with the provisions of
law in relation to state roads prorsdei, that
no part of the expense shall be paid out of
the state treasury.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after ITS passage.
Approved April ,. 1863.
j. w. BEARDSLEY,
5. o. MoKEEN,
+. NJ. HARysBERaER, Committee.
Fl. A. JAY,
JONI MIsGEN,
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Grain and Flour.

PKEscoTr Journal OFFICE, ]
Nav %, 1868. :
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL.
COMMERCIAL MATTERs.
n1rpREHT WISCONSIN, BANKS.

CURRENT WISCONSIN BANKS.
NJ, e Madison. Iowa County Bank.
81 ~ Milwaukee. Juneau Bank,
81. of P;non Reck County Bank.
I,af 0shknsh. Sank County Bank.
t,"hH - p.c;nc Second Ward Bank.
ty'-,,tr.I Rank of Wis State Blk. of Wis.
Dane County Bank. State BANK.
Ear,,ars & MiIlers B'kWis Marine Fire In.
Bank of jefferson. 20 BANK.
Bank Of Wevauwega. lakewood Bank
Green Bay Bank. Racine Co. BANK.
Com Exchange Bank. Sank City Bank,
CITY Bank of Prescott. Shawanaw Bank.
Ra1k of Fox Lake. Bank of du CHEN.
Columbia Co. Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Bank. Kpnosha County Bank.
German Bank. Wisconsin Bank.
Bank of the Interior Frontier Bank.
Ra,,l- of Monroe. Jefferson Go. Bank.
Bank of Moneka. Lumberman 5 bank.
Bank of the n West. Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Rank of Reloit. Prairie City Bank.
RAJ of Gbehovoan. Rock River Bank
RAM of SPARTA Rockwell & Co.'s Blk
Bank of Watertown. St Croix Valley Bank
Bank If Whitewater, Summit Bank.
Corn Planters Bank. Sun Prairie Bank.
Rank Of Wisconsin. Walworth Co. Bank
FIX Blk Darling d Co.Waukesha County d K
EIkhon Bank. Farmers & Mechanics
Z r Hinkley d Bank
Co's Bant Bank of Green BAY.
La Crosse Co Bank City Bank OF hehosha
Rank of Columbus Northern Bank
Bank of Manitowac Wis Pinery Bank
Farmers Blk Beaver City of Berlin, Oneida
Dam Bank
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Resolution,

Rcsolred, BY the Common Council of the
city OF Prescott. that h. Haviand be insruc-
ted to pay orel to the CITY Treasurer al mo-
ney, orders. or tax certificates he may have in
his possession belonging To the city.
&. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MILLER. City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given, that the above reso-
luton was passed BY the Common Council Of
the city of Prescott, May 18th, 1863.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
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PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT,
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BEARDS LEY & LYFO Z D

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
on THE LEVER
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g8siOii.

RcSnIuCd, By the Common Council of the
city of Prescott. that the regular meetings of
the Comm II Council be and the same are
hereby fixed on the second Mondao Of each
and every month. at seven O'Clock T. NJ.
&. 4. DILL, Moyor.
A. MUM, City Clerk.
Notice is Eoreby gived. that the above reso
LUTON was passed nv the Common Council of
the city of Prescott May lllh, 1863.
A MILIE R, City Clerk.
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KEYSTONE HOUSE,

PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
T have bought and rcfitied the above well
i known House. and invite the patronage of
the public.
Prescott, Dec. 3, 1862. G. WEAVER.
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- IS AT
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gu ear, OF every grade
and price. Teas, Green,
BLACK and sBapanese.--
Coffee, ISiO and Java,
Ground and UngrOalnd.
Molasses, Syrup, Sale
n.atvus, Soda, Grim Tar
tar, Soap, Ginger, Pep
per, Spice, Nultunlegs,
Indigo, Cassia, Gloves,
Tobacco, Hsaisins, Fl rs,
Pn'saules, Ord Csl1'1'ants,
Citn'on, Dried Apples,
Z Peaches, etc., etc. Also,
a large Stock of Fish,
Of every kind--COd Fish
MackeH'eI, White Fish,
Smoked HEalibuat, etc.,
Also, % Nice Article of
Kerosene Oil, lamp
CIlizlanaeys, and a t1lOus-
and things too 1lanle1'-
GUS TO mention. We
sell Cheap,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP.
1t will cost you nothing to call and
see: we like to show our Goods,
and if we can't sell you it will be
all right. Then take q bee line fo1,
EdEAD@UA RTE:RS,
CONCERT HALL BUILDING, PRESCOTT.
1t as the place to get the Worth of yow No.
neg and the Right Change Back
PARKHURST & WILSON. |
III.
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IOTICKToT HELEGAL VOTERS

l4y OF DE5 HOLMES COUNTY. IOWA.
WHEREAS the Board Of Supervisors OF said
County are clearly OF the opinion as expressed
by . Unanimous vote. thatit will result 70 the
Y 70 Gym q Court House, instead Of paying rent
q 81 200 per year; And whereas H. W. Starr and
e. d. Rand, owners OF the property now rented
Of them by said County and known as tho " Ma
rion Hall" property, have offered to sell tho
same to said County for $1,000, and It being be-
lieved by the Board to be Of sufhcient capacity
and convenience for q Court House and COUNTY
Omces for the next % years And whereAs An.
other and more secure VAULT Is required to pre-
this can be done for the County On Its own prop
erty. for Its own advantage.
Resolved, That the proposition to purchase
said Marion Hail. property, IS now fully des-
cribed in Deed from said Starr to said Rand.
dated January 18th 1854, and Recorded In Deed
Book No. Is, on page 40l Of said County, be sub.
mitted to the legal voters Of said County at the
General Election in October next, whether said
Board of Supervisors shall purchase said MARI
on HALF property for said County. That at said
Election, ballots for the purchase OF said prop.
erty will be cast having the words,
For the purchase Of Marion Hail."
and ballots cast against the purchase Of said pro.
perty will have words, ..s-s,-..-
"Aoainss the purchase Of Mori.n Hail."
written or printed on the same. That should Q
majority of the ballots cast be for the purchase
OF said property, then said Board will be author.
lied to pay the sum aforesaid out of the Treasu-
ry of said County TO said Starr and Rand for said
TIE foregoing Preamble and Resolution was
unanimously adopted by said Board.
JAS. BRUCE, President.
WIN: GARRETT, Clerk of Board of Supervisors.
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Kew York Cattle Market.

Monday, Sept THE beef cattle market
opened TINS morning at Aliertons with only g.
5l6 mead On sale, and, from the number being 40
much below that of the previous week, sone OF
the owners anticipated an advance of rates. In
tins they are disappointed. The butchers are
getting, az general thing, better grade OF cat
tie than they got last Monday. at the same rates
per pound. There are many more good buliocks
in tne yards than were here last week. vet p
smaller number will be sold at rates estimated
equal 10 Tic = b for the beef seller sinking offal.
ana thai appears to be the top price though 1t Is
possible that some butchers have paid ii 70 q D
for very choice beef. The general selling prioa
OF The best Groves range at SI1@silcp To- and come
very good fair lots OF Western Steers that will
average IA eWt OF beef will not sell 70 average
any over loc p 10. The trade in such cattle M
viii command the above prices, is pretty lively
to retail butchers, but the medium class, which
sell at Sl@i0c q ID. docs not go off lively because
the wholesale butchers are not willing To nav ~
much by quarter To a hall cont u pound as tney
did last week. Inc inferior sorts, which sell ut
6@gSc 6. 10, 90 OFT slow, and at lower prices than
last Monday, Notwithstanding the smaller mum
Der here 1here was. however, a large sale OF
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BURLINGTON WEEKLY HAWK-EYE,

SOCIAL PROGRESS IN RIoHnoND.-Pret-
ty things have ''gone up the spout" in
Richmond and the higher walks of civil
cation fringed with those beautiful notions
which adorn the social system and are
styled metaphorically the flowers of art
are very extensively deserted. Even the
confectioners don't have any winged ba-
bies and palatial sugar cakes in their win
dows, nor do their worthy prototypes in
plaster astonish and amuse the eye with
iife-like statutes Of monkeys, parrots and
mythylogical men, maids and heroic divin-
tiles. The supremest order of intellectual
amusement regnant in Richmond is the
study of the "tiger'' at dollar a ''ohip, y
or the recreation Of the fancy in two dollar
juleps and one dollar ''stfaights.'' Bar
rooms and faro banks are the popular in
situations. Fortunes are made. in them
every week, and the rumor going abroad
through the city, they have multiplied
amazingly: so amazingly, that if the pro-
portion progresses for two years, Rich
mond will be all faro banks up stairs and
all bar on the first floor, and every
body in town king of diamonds or knight
of the order of rum punch.-Richmond En-
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SODA SPRINGs.-They have in Colorado
Territory great notwithstanding less
than the "SOda Springs" A Philadelphia
an who recently visited them says: The
water gushes out of the solid rock, boiling
up ten or twelve inches. The soda water
is equal to the best manufactured article,
and, with little syrup and tartarIc acid,
makes a refreshing drink. 1t is strongly
impregnated with carbonic acid gas. A
bottle of it corked and slightly shook will
pop the cork with some force. There are
three soda springs, of different degrees of
strength, and two sulphur springs, The
largest is about four feet in diameter, and
four feet deep. 1 bathed in it, although it
was icy cold. The water from the sulphur
springs is similar to Bedford water.
Mr.. William Morris, of Vershire, Yer
mont, whose eightieth birthday was last
week arose in the morning and started for
a long walk. He actually walked circuit
of forty EIGHT miles, arriving home in the
evening. His son, fearing he might give
out, followed q mile or two behind
He once overlook him and asked him to
ride, but the old gentleman refused. The
next morning he arose about five o'clock,
and found the old gentleman in the barn
unloading hay.
WHITE OFFICERS OF BLACK REGI-
MENTs.-The Washington Republican, says:
''The rebel authorities have expressed 8
willingness to exchange all prisoners ex-
cept the white officers of black regiments.
They would not cOndescend to entertain
such an insulting proposition Az
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MicaSo Marx Sf.4.

THURSDAY, Z. NJ, Sept, 10, 1867
LIVE SrOCX.-The receipts OF, cattle are I!gi &,
particularly good choice stock, Some inquiry
for Government account Sales common, from
- 70 to % o. good, s. 90 TO 81 co. choice beeyes,
IS Is to "A So Some very inferior sold below & o.
Hogs-Rather better than at the close OF last
week. with steady market, 81 25ss4 So light
weights as low q t4oC. Receipts to-day about
LOO head
Wheat-Aarket active and firm No. cW:o-
ter VIC; No. ASPIRING o.: No. Spring 80; -ejected
So but little No. White Offering
Corn continues to be dealt in largely. ard the
impression that the crop Will De short gains
grounds. No. SOLD to-taJ at 5GiIa57c; No. 255c:
rejected So.
Oats are lower than they were week ago;
trade less excited. Sales to-day At nc for No.
In favorte houses, and No. Q at &c
Bye steady; COO for No. =.
Barley active and advanced largely, Sales at
81 90 for No. 2, and 81 05@sI 10 for MOL.
Salt b again higher with sales at e 7oA3 50
a1oat and 81 80 delivered with but few sellers at
close at the outside rate
Hides steady; exc fer green saltad
Lake freights continued very dull, with en-
nents q: &c per busheI for Oats, and 41<@Txc
for Corn. and 51x and 8 for Wheat to Buffalo,
Flour is taken by Lake to Buffalo, thence by
rail to New York FOR SOC y Dbl.
Business generally very good, the town q full
OF Country Merch ants buying goods
Fa You're X w
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, MARKETS.

BURLINGTON. FRIDAY. I'm.
River remains stationary, with 3 good stage OF
water for the season. The Montrose and Rock
ISL and and the Northern Line boats are making
thu trips with accustomed regularity. ,,.
The weather is warm and favorable for the
corn and other crops not destroyed by frost.
We still notice with pleasure the arrival in
this State, at all the Railroad crossings along the
river, of large numbers OF Sheep. Those we nave
seen have been of good quality. At this rate
Iowa will soon become wool growing State.
We make but few changes in our quotations
Brown sugars and molasses are higher. Corn
weIquote at 81 cts in the ear. Wheat unchanged
Our city is full of goods. Wholesale and retail
dealers are getting heavy stocks in anticipation
of a large fall trade.
SUGAR-l2el4H; Crushed Ice; Refined white
COFFEE-2SG3lc.
MoLAssEs-By the barrel-Reboiled soc Syrup
zoe; Sorghum Soc.
NAILs-Tenpenny S.,
SALT-S2 85@I2 30.
RICE-915Dl0c. .it.-t E... A.-
FRUTT-Raisins, prime, IS 0065 Is.
BRoOMS-Sl 50@S2 Is per dozen.
~ tLoUR-Spring, SIS 90; Extra. IS rs; Gable, >
WHEAr-spring, sos7O; Winter sosssc
'CORN-37c ~ o.
RYE-Fc.
BEANs-sl 5Gasl rs per bushel-in demand
iolSiOrSo-fNeW, fO0'S1 w OGSubi.
tONI0NS-Sl so. .E -..r
OATS-30c.
BUTTER-l21ac.
EGGS-7@Sc '#.' s1lE
CHICKENs-Slo0 per dozen -
HAY-Fimothy, S9GDs12 per ton
WOODS 0o(eS4 90 per cord.
=, HIDEs.Green, 66h614c; Dry Flint, l3@l4c; Green
Sailed 7IaGSc-duH: Crubby Hides two-thirds
price. M
GREEN CALF SKINs-Sc; Sailed 10c
SHEEP PELTS-20cas2 co.
WHISKY-4l@}42c firm. -..,.
14ARD-7c; in bbls &c a H.
DRIED APPLES-6@7%c "A ID Green 1OlDSD oer
bushel.
TIMOTHY SEED-sl 75dsl 80 a bushel.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED-$l 00E0l, Is p bushel-
IN demand -
CLOVER SEED-S8-no demand
CORN MEAL-Sba140c = buShel
Shoulders SC; Sides &c.
SAGs-2ll4sG1-ac p II. ...
COAL OIL-75c q gallon by the barrel -
FISH.-Mackrel No / half hbls g. co. No q
So 75 No. Kits 50 IS No g So Salmon, hall
bbls: 81; shad 50 so; White Fish No. Sc co. No.
WooL-5es5e dull
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AT PREMIUM IN WALL STREET.-Jas.
Fl. Dill, ESQ.,, l06, Wall street, New York,
certifies that from personal knowledge,
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer,
will restore gray hair to its primitive youth
full color, and will also renew the hair where
badness has occurred. 1t is not dye, but
possesses the quality of .reyivifying the
glands which secrete the hair, and thus re-
stores it to its pristine beauty. Td&w1t
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE

=, Please TAKE NOTICE, that the.FaIl Term of
tn ne OniVelsity VIII open Monday Sept. 7th, 1888
s.I,a ae AcHemicai Year embraces forty weeks of
stuUy, OlSlueu INTO four Terms, with only two
year. Consequently Students can enter at any
1lme, aitnougn y Is better to enter at the COM
Tuition in the Primary Department 50 or a.
aceordinng to the studies pursued. In the High
In the Collegiate Department, including Modern
Languages, S. Music, Painting and Drawing.
extra. n.'t e'
Board within easy distance of the premises
from $l.75 to s2.25 per week. Students freuuent
ly board Themselves at much lower rates
Room Rent . cents per week The commodi
Gus Rooms in the main Building are now under.
going repairs, and will be made every way com
Portable and attractive.
FACULTY: E ..
REV. L. B. ALLEN, D. D., President and Prof. Of
Languages and Mental and Moral Science.
Miss JOSEPHINE A. CUTTER, Principal ofthe La
dies, DEPARTMENT and Teacher of Mathe-
Professor Of Natural Sciences.
MI +: A. VAN METER, Teacher Of Vocal Music.
Mrs. ADA B. ALLEN Teacher of Piano Music.
Miss LOUISA LEONARD, Teacher of Painting and
Drawing: and Assistant in High School De-
Miss JULIA c. ALLEN, Assistant in Primary De-
partment.
These Teachers have all had experience, some
of them long experience, in their respective de-
partments. All the Glasses will however, be I'M
der the immediate and constant supervision of
the President, or the Principal of the Ladies' De-
partment. r...
The Professorship of Natural Sciences will be
er In that Department are required.
the oese by with his is family
OF the acknowledged advantages Of a Family
- we have heal.iyas and beautiful, location,
We have a Library of nearly 1000 To1,s,nes.
~ We have an ample and excellent Apparatus for
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this grade OF Bergen On E,;ssx S,a.rr,oo ava
SUNDAY, 20 That the yards of that class of Eutoh
t a1s we're not empty this morning. Theweather.
the Wholesale meat market, 40 that Hi thinrs
CONSIDERED, we report the market as having de-
c 81 nearly equal to half cent q pound net
Ihousn the quotations per pound will appear
ABOUT ABOUT the same; A very large portion Of the
sCocK VIII De sold to-day, and unless there are
unexpectedly large arrivals for tomorrow the
~ AZ was overstocked this morning particu-
AIRY lambs, and was very dull at prices consid-
Sraoiy lower than they ruled all the past week
me weather Is against the owners of live hogs.
will produce decline,
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DIES MONIES COUNTY FA1R.-The
track at the Fair Ground is undergoing
repairs and will be ready for training early
next week. The key to the Cate will be
found at Mr.. Clark's, at first house east of
the Fair Grounds.
CITIZENS purse of Seventyytve Dollars
mas been made up"-competition open to
the world-for the best time made trotting.
The owners of several ''pacing nags'' in
this and adjoining counties greatly desire
to meet and compete at our Fair: in behalf
o. the Society Iwli say that an Efforts be,
ing mace to raise a citizens purse Of fifty
dollars-and with every assurance of sue
cess. So bring along your "Pacers.'
GEO. H. LANE:
SeptlIdH"It Secretary.