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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
TO Business Men of Presc et,.

About wear ago, stopping at the house o:
..iend in ar Eastern State, We showed him
acopv Of the Prescott JoURSAI. which We
lad Iust received He looked it over atten-
lively. and in short time he said % Are
-hs.s no Dry Goods Stores in Prescott g. " {
answered in HE affirmative. Why, sai'
IL. Il see no advertisement of any" II
,rastru.. You could find TO evidence in that
..,,er:ia- Prescott contained Dry Goods
store. Vas f Il c,o,i advertisement Of the
Lace 10 s,ud abro-d
\ IocsI newspaper is received abroad IS an
eSie1crt IL tI.- business and enterprise OF
rlace Tie Journal, we believe, cnjoys the
,pats.ioi OF being fair local paper, in its
altering Of local news, and advocacy of To-
81 interests. 1t weekly contains larger
.uoaHt Of reading matter. and f:srcr home d1-
.'sstac"is than any paper between La Crosse
-i s. Paul. Look over til 5 PAPER, you
lr,.ness reader. and see if it would con, ey to
stranger d correct idea of tie business done
p This Pl.see.
Hastings is drawing trade largtir from this
..e OF tn river The business men there
advertise largely We brlieye there is ca
usc,iov I,t,veen the advertising and the trade
:, ,asee b,t little additional business to pay
Il, F-at, On iudicious advertising. An adj
'e,'isamCu' may be 50 writtenas te tie nearly
7a.A.ee- or i may be 50 writtetras 30 COM
~ attention Old stereGvped advertise
a-r.S 81 month after month without change,
- Il i.;tlr 70 he advertiser. an they get
~.asisome for the reader 10 behold. Their
sitter should ~ changed often. tLeir sfvIs
s;ied. tie articles paitiularly in season be
'brust gigh; GA 70 the readers attention. and
'.a whois affair have lively. vide-av axe,
F.qgas', attractive ar about it. Such alvcr-
using, i,ha stock TO match. ipvarIabl- pays
Tel,lisya tbat $500 spent il, udiciou. adj
~'t.sie, tr the business men of Prescott,
~,-'i e'-.'r add 20 the reputation of the
place abroad, and amply pay those Who made
'ts aa,llr The factJ,hat we should be per-
~aa,-r benefited by such an incrcas of ad-
.cl'slG. Toes not IN the least impair our con-
9''ion Of is advantage and utility.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

ITLNs.-"Brick' Pome.oy has received 8
lst Lieutenant commissions and gone into
Gen. German : staff
The Eau Claire Herald has suspended.
That Coon has come down
-yAx Worries, of the saltwater Nessen-
ger is blooded man. His expose of Capt.
Mark Downies cowardly brutality. and his
invitation to him TO call, are refreshing.
The Soldiers Aid Society in this city is
in operation again. The proceeds are given
to the Sanitary Commission.
The Germans at Hastings have Grand
Masquerade Ball tomorrow evening.
The Excise tax in this county is no, q ute
thousand dollars.
Dawn CHAMBERS, OF Hudson. member of
Co. A 30th, died at Camp Randall on the 9Th
inst
S. i. CLEwELL. formerly of the Hudson
Star, has purcha sed the interest of S. S. Starr
in that paper We welcome Stepb. back to
the editorial fraternity. In his salutatofv. no
says;
We are no proselyte of the Fernando " God
style, and we believe in sustaining the Presi-
dent and doing all in our power. that can be
Done legally and constitutionally, TO help him
crush out this accnrsed rebellion.
On the first Of January the new Homestead
Law took effect. For $l5 a man can secure
100 acres of government land by this act.
Among the recent dec siohs of the Supreme
Court is one prenouneing the act Of 1861 sus-
pending all civil process SO far as those who
enlist in the volunteer service is concerned.
unconstitutional and void.
The third Sunday in January has been
designated as day when the clergymen of
the Northwest without respect OF sect, sh III be
invited to press the claims of our sick and
wounded soldiers upon their parishes from
their pulpis, and take up collections for the
sanitary commission.
TIL. weather continues mild and spring
like.
Mo KEz is continually receiving the latest
novelties in his line Gall and examine his
stock, he always has on hand late papers and
magazines.
-GoDEY's LADY's Book for February is re-
ceived-useful and entertaining as ever. For
sale by Mo KEE.
We are indebted to the Publishers for a
copy of the Tribune Almanac for 1868. No
similar publication contains the amount of
Almanac docs. 1t is a history in brief Of the
important events of each year. Nc KEE win
fl orders for it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

= The Supreme Court of this State,
'aile paying high compliment to President
-lheOln's patriotism and integrity. have yet
'clared the Proclamation suspending the
I'll Of habeas corpus to be unconstitutional.
GRANTED, that The decisisn of the court is
"f;eet-a tact OF which the opinions deliver.
= las failed to convince us-we still see Moth
alarming in the action of the President.
'oelIeve with Jefferson, that " On great oc-
sg's' every good officer must be ready 10
oeyond the letter of the law, when the
NM 'S Preservation requires it. His mstives
~. '' me Justification Of the act. ="
's i-if # The Democratic politicians Is.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

EXTRA ISDUoEMENTs.-Ths proprietors o.,
the " isconsin Farmer. the best Agricultural
Journal in the Northwest, are offering one of
Loyd's fine MAPS Of the United States to sv-
cry subscriber whe sends them one dollar
The Farmer is cheap at the price, and the Map
is worth dollar and ought to be in every
house This extraordinary offer ought to Sc
cure large list. Persons wishing to send
for them should address Hoyt d. Campbell.
Madison Wis.
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notice TO Creditors.

Fierce County Court--In Probate.
In the matter of the state IF John Shan
non deceased To all whom il may concern.
I ETTERS of administration on said e<-
4 j tate having been issued to A II Young in
said county. on the 9Th day of October. 1862
and six months from and after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors 70 present
their claims for examination and allowance
notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned
viii on tie first Mondays of February and
April next. al 10 o'clock a N on each of said
days, receive. examine ana adjust all claims
and demands of all parsons against said de-
ceased
n31-ws VIM Howrs, Go Judge
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

Piece County Court--1n Probs e.
n the M tter q. the estate OF. Alvah white.
deceased
a reading and filing the application of
" Henry X White. administrator of the es-
tate Of A White of River Falls in said county.
deceased stating among other things that he
las not been able to collect a sufficient sum
from The assets of said estate to pay off its ia
debtedness in the time required, and praying
that tie time may be extended
1t is therefore ordered that the said appli-
cation he heard before the Judge of this Court
on Monday, the 9th day of February xt. at
o clock p NJ ut his Office in the city of
Prescott 1t is further ordered that notice be
given TO all the creditors Of sud estate. by
p blishinga copy of this order in the Pies
colt journal. a newspaper printed in Prescott
in said county, for three successive weeks
prior to said dsv of hearing.
WM. HowHs, County Judge.
Dated Jan u, 1863. n38w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

Gg- An lrishman just from, the sod
WAS eating some old cheese, when no
found to his dismay, that it contained
living inhabitants. "Be jabe's..' said lie
does yonr chase in this country have
childer'"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

The traitor Breca inridge was
wounded-it is said ,severeIy--at the
battle Of Murfreesboro. Fortune is a
tsntalizing jade. While she abandons
bravo mon to their fate, she often takes
scamps under her protection. Many Of
the noblest chiettains of the South have
found bloody grave, while Floyd and
Breckenridge ''still i've"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
SgEandereH Lives.

The fisherman wades in ti:e surges
The sailor sails over the sea
The soldier steps brarely TO battle
The woodman lays axe TO the tree.
They Die each of the breed OF the heroee
The manhood atlempercd in strife
s rong hands that 90 lightly to labor
True hearts that take comfort in life.
In each is the seed toreplenish
The world with the vigor it needs
The centre of honest Affections
The impulse to generous deeds
But the shark drinks the blood Of he fisher
The sailor is droppedIn the sea;
The soldier lies cold by his cannon
The woodman is crushed by bis tree
Each prcdigal life that is vast ed
In m;snly achievement unseen,
But lengthenS the day OF the coward.
And sire; gthels the crafty and mean.
The blood OF { n0blest is layishc,l
That the selfish rofit may find
But God sees the lives that are laanisr.d.
And we to his wisdom are blind.
lBAYARD TAYLor.
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SEE FOURTH PAGE.

EE- TIE time las come ,0hen aik
isqlousies, eli divisions. all personal
ans and aspirations should be baaished,
so hot united ace mag all stand By the
iqtgrity Of the RepubEc.-SECRETARY
CHASE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
sw- The following United States Senate

sE The following United States Senate
have recently been elecred
In Maine. Lot NJ Morrill,. Rep, as his own
successor. for the full term.
In Delaware. James A. Bayard, Dem, fe-
elected.
In Minnesota. Alex Ramsey. Rep. in the
place Of Henry NJ. Rice Dem.
!" Illinois. VIM. A Richardson. Dem, to
MI TIE unexplred term of S. A. Douglas, ex-
Piring in 1865.
a. In =, lndimia, David Turpie. Dem, until
/ tae 3'h Of March ensuing, and Thos. A. Hem
81 nj DEN for the full term commencing ON
nm IN eln,y wanna. Charles r. Buckalew,
De Ia.N N Pl Ia,. OF David wilmot Rep.
4bs aer,o 49, 9anes w, Wall. Dem, for
place Of John R. Thompson. Dem, de.e :. .de
In Michigan, Chandler, Rep, hiss own snc.
cessor for the full term. oN" soo-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

GS"', Why Do t y3n wash the bot
tom of your feet, JoImny1' asked the
erandmothcr Of boy, when he was
performing that operation before retiring
for the night, to which ho very graycIy
replied;
Why granny, doesn't think Is going
to stand up in bed. docs ye''
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

ARRIVALS AND DErARrunEs--For Lacrosse
Eastern mails. leave daily, except Sunday, at
10 AN
For St. Paul and Hastings. alto A N. Ar.
rive daily, except Sunday. at Bpm.
For Hudson and River Falls. daily, except
Sunday, at A. NJ, and arrive at 6 P NJ.
II mails for the Easto West. via Hastings,
must be in the Office BY 9 An. For
Hudson and the St Croix. mutt be in the
night before. o. I. MANSON, P. NJ
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@ Womaa often lose the II

EE Womaa often lose the men they
love, and who love them. By mere
wantonness or coquetry, they reject and
then repent they should be careful rot
to take this step too hastily, for a proud,
high minded, gifted man, will seldom
ask q woman twice.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

At Sherwood, Cayuga County, Y. E, on
Jan. 5th 1863, of congestion of the lungs,
RICHARD T. KING, eldest brother Of MIS-.
Walls, of this city.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
Tnn Mass MrErlxe The mass meeting

The Mass MEETING The mass meeting
held IN this city On Tuesday evening list to
ratifY the Presidents Emancipation Procla-
nation. was very largely attended The
Court Hou was filed TO everlloving. Hon.
A. D. Richardson was called 10 The chair, and
F. F. Clark aixctsd secretary.
Specche- were rhade by A. D. Richardson,
81. a. Fulton, 5. II. Clough, and Col. J i.
Hughes.
The following resolutions adopted
RcSoired, That wG are ia favor of suppress
sing treason and furnishing traitors by every
means within the AUTHORITY df the Govern
nent, and that we regard the Emancipation
PToclamati III issued by the President ~ a
necessary war measure. calculated 10 dinin-
! fsh the resources Of the rebels. dclnoralize
their armies, and prove d forerunner OF the
time when the shacklcs shall be unloosed
from every slave. and wh,n the Government
viii maintain the iiialituabln rights Of ali TO
life. liberty and The pursuit Of happiness
RcaoIred. That We approve The policy Of
armlng the slaves. and rs ng them 10 garrison
the isrts on the Southern coast. to guard tho
commerce Of tie Mississippi liver, aud for any
and all purposes where they can be made
available. 10 sup'rrs the rebellion and save
the lives of our own soldiers.
RcSofvf6 That we are in filv r''f conpen-
satlng all owners Of slaves who have been 10y
al to the Union
ReSotrcd, That we See nrthng in the pres
ent state o the war TO discourage loyal men,
but on the contrary believe that the Govern
ment has power 10 protect itself and punish
its enemies and hv n rigid enforcement OF the
emancipation policy and vigorous prosecu-
ton OF the war, the ultimate extinction of the
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215,s15

Aggregate, "l5,S75
i Pre- emincnty journal Of News and Of
Literature, Che Tribune has political con
sictionsy which are well characterized be
the single word Pspusticqn. It is Re.
publican in its hearty adhesion 10 the
great truth that God has made of one
blood all nations of mem Republican
in ise assertion of the equal md maker
able rights of all men to "life, liberty
and the pursuit of happiness" Republi,
can in its s. sdy, earnest and defiant hos
ti!ity to every scheme and effort of the
! Slave Power, from the Annexation Of
Texas 10 the great Rebellion, to grasp
the empire of the New World aud WELD
the resources Of our cotntry for it's owc
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in its an-
tagonism to the aristocrats and despots
of the Old World, who fondly hail in
the perils and calamities Suddenly tbrus;
upon rs BY thor American counterpart
the overthrow and rain of tne M6del
Repubhc-Republican in its hope and
trust, It's faith and effort, that this afro.
cious rebellion must result in the sign.l
overthrow of its plotters, and the arm
establishment of equal rights and equal
laws throughout the whole extent of our
country, wherein Liberty and Udion
shall indeed be zone and inseperab!e"
henceforth and forever.
The Tribune deyotes attention in calm
er times, and 10 some extent in these, to
Education, Temperance, Agriculture, In
ventions, and whatever else may minister
to the spiritual and material progress and
well-being of mankind; but for the pre-
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mainly devoted to the invigoration and
success of the War for the Union. Us
special correspondents accompany every
considerable army and report every i'm
portart Incident Of that great struggle
which we trust is soon TO resalt in the
signal and conclusive triumph of the Ma
tional arms and in the restoration OF
Peace and Thrift to our distracted and
bleeding country. We believe that no
otherwise can a fuller or more accurate
view of the progress and character Of
this momentous conflict be obtained than
through the reguIar perusal of our col
umns. And we earnestly solicit the CO.
operation of all friends of the National
cause, which wo regard and uphold 81
that of Universal Humanity, to aid us in
extending It's circulation.
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The first New York Mercury Novelette, for
the New Year, to be commenced in the issue
Of January 3, 1863, is called
vic TORIA
on,
The HEIRESs OF CATTLE CLIFFE.
BY COUSIN MAY CARLTON /.

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The Peerless New York Mercury
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is with NO fear of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes, that the Publishers Of the
New York Mercury acknowledged the un-
wavering LOYALTY Of their Two Hundred
Thousand Subscribers. and announce 10 them
and 10 all, that the New York Mercary for
the year 1859 viii be richer in every luxu-
nv of Pol te Literature than over before. 1t
is no upstart speculation. no temporary sen
saton." but first-cais literary weekly,
which has been familiar TO the United Suites
70. a quarter of a century ard while the
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are, cutting down their talent even while they
raise their subscription price. The New York
Aercsry maintains all its great Staff OF Ro-
mancers Poets. Humo:ists, Esa, lists, Story
Tellprs. and Editors and promises to make it
still greater for 1868.
1t is the one paper fer every home. rs fer
tv columns of reading matter per week con
stitute an unparalleled
CONSERVATORY OF THE ENTER
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and It's Novel;. Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
Of Verse, Gossip Foullctons, Broadsides of
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The husband reads it to his wife, the mother
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and child in our country. and has regular sub
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New Yora Mercury is also identified with the
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in our noble army. and have made themselves
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The great illustrating artist of the New York
Mercury. the inirnitable barley. gives the pa
per the highest attributes OF Fine Art and
We. this largest literary weekly of the day
promises to surpass itself in all these respects
duliDg the New Year
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THE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE,
hSGss.

T'HE NEW YORK TRIBUNE. tras
/ issued in lS4l, now iii its twenty
second year, has obtained both a larger
and a more widely d'aused circulation
th9n any other newspaper ever published
in America. Though it has suffered, in
common with other journals. from the
volunteering and departure of tens Of
thousands OF lis patrons TO serve in the
war tor the Union It's circulation on tlAs
9th of December, | s62, is &c follows:
Dailv,. 60.125
Semi Weckl,1. 1880
Weekly, $4,000
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

as The Massage Of Gov. Solomon ex-
presses an earnest and unconditional loyalty
to the Union and The Constitution. He states
that the total number of soldiers furnished bv
Wisconsin for the Union army rs Al eco
The deaths. discharges and desertinns from,
this number amount to 1873. Ont of 1855
men drafted for military service. only 1885
are in the service
The following are the officers elect Of the
Wisconsin Legislature. They arc ali Repu b =
liesn
NE%AIG.
Piesident-Wy man Spooncr. Of Walworth.
Clerk-F. W. Stewart. of Sank
Sergeautat Aams Luther Basford of Grant
HOUSE.
Speaker Allen Barber, of Grant
Clerk S. Dean, OF Lafayette.
Sergeant-at-A Arms = A. NJ Thompson of
Washington.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. 8. EXCISE TAX

U. $. EXCISE TAX:
NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed will receive the sums due IN 'hls
county under the L. s. Excise Law, at his
Store. in the city of Prescott. during business
hours, from and after this date.
GEORGE A. DILL,
Dept. U. S. Gel. for 18th Col. Dist of Wis.
Prescott, Wis, January Ia, 1863.
On and after the 1st day of February ten
per cent will be added
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

NOR neatly executed Job Work come TO
l. the JOURNAL OFFICE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

gS Poverty is bully if You are a.
fraid OF it, but good natured enough IL
you meet it like man.
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HASTINGS ADvERTlsEM,s.
j. T. MACOMBER,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks g. JeWefry.
HASTINGS, MINNESOTA.

Watches, Clocks and Jewelry Repaired I.
All Work Warranted.
4 IL Work lef1 with A r. GRIFFIN, at
~ Prescott will receive prompt attention.
Hastings. Dee. /, 1862 32tf
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DEALER in Watches. Clocks. and Jewelrv. %
Street opposite ThorBe. -gorsish & Go q
Store, Hastings. MINI. Spectacle Glass g
Set and Fitted to suit any Eyes Watch ]
Clocks. Iewelry aud Sewing Machines Re
paired AL work warranted
septeYnher II. ~ III
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pPEsc0TT JOURN AL.

Pas aa:on Of lates-the union Of lands
The union of States more can sever
T.s uujgu of heart --the union of hands
And The Flag of our Union forev Norris.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

THE lNDEPENDEYr.-This weekly Rrlig-
ious, Literary. and Family journal. edited by
Rev Henry Ward Beecher. Rev. Joshua
Leayitt, D. D.. and Theodore Titon, having
a circu lation, ii is stated, more than double
that ofanv similar newspaper in the world.
gives notice in its isSce ofthc first of January
that its subscription price viii not lie increas-
ed, nor lis size dininisIIed--that the same
terms. VIZ Two Dollars per Annum. viii he
." tinued not outstanding the great advance
in white pape.. The SAME array of distin-
guished contributors inciud ne harriet
Becchcr Stowe. R-v. Messrs Hatfield and
Cuyler, Horace Greeley. Whittier the Poet,
and Others, also, a sermon By Mr.. Boccher,
will continue to enrich its columns
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POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT.
OFFICE HOURS.
inter Arrang efneHts.

On week days. from 7 A. NJ to S P. n
On SUNDAYS. from l2M.tol P. "
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

~ From the annual report Of the State
School Supt We give the following number
OF children IL this county ever and under 90
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21

Remember that The place 10 huy Boots.
Shoes, Harness. anything IN the Leather
line is at GEonGE NEwroS's. Repairing done
promptly. Cash paid for hides.