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WATTS.

w n-nden, over forty nVe ana nasive.born, q large
price will be paid. Gail at
u. ". MTNNIs Pic,ure G cry,
march 9-Slt 2l7 Main stre Il, Eichmopd.
s~EtiNSEN-AN OyERsE8R-ov 8 smal farm en-
I Z TIE Dauvile Raj. Dad, about eighty NILES from Hlcb-
u:o.!. 4 cnsn wanted who Is industrious and capable Of
seepiag seou; seventy to Que hundrei sores OF isnd Ia
perfect 'u't,vsticn, i~Ic.ud.ng 6 large garden and orchard,
aud craanen;a. s%nrubbe-y, flowers, &c. & Germsn With
srca experiences snd good habits wosld dGd q dssirab.s
nom-, and he Or IN American w;ud DO preferred fr be.
Ing h aou cortc'ips. IL nsr'iei. AID tho witefuliy auder-
esu!s the man tstment Ct b dairy, an advantageous ar
: aue ,,ne:t couii he nsds
Apply Immediately u: tie once II the Old Dominion
Iron ,ni Halt w"rks DO, or
K. WATKIN9,
march - eoi2st At Charlotte Coult House.
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A EoRRID SPEcrAcLE.-Wo loarn frum 4
gentleman of this place, who cau:s On III:
Eastern train, Wednesday mnrning, that "A
the citizens of Marion just hofote tho train
passed. The particulars, ~ he ~rclstcs thsm
to ua, Arc these:
A Mr.. Mv1:r. tboat 80 years oil, ard biz
two sons in-is~ ", cilno f., in T.Zawo,l cuumty
to Marion on Tuesday, the twn latter rri,Irn-
ing 10 jenkins command. from which they
had been fnrloughsd. Ths father N law. II
srems, came to 500 ;hem cit "n tho E~litcrn
train Wednesday morning. Whilo wai,in. Of
Marion, and It shout o,ThS o'clock, D.. M,
they lefc tho Hotel, and, under tho ftucts Of
liquor, Iaanifes!ing in their conduct that :horo
was a misunderstanding aInnng them. which
occasionsd angry wo,,ir. ii"wcvc', nothing
more was heatd Of tliu;n after leaving tho Ilo-
tel, until the mlllor nesr by ca'ae for assist.
anco. lilo was GRADING, wuun his mill caaaed
to run, and on lmIking to The wheel, propelled
by oyor-shot wu!es power, hn discovered tho
legs of NJ. Moore and enc oi tho %anns-in-
law, projecting irem bctwean the buckets cf
tho wheel ard thu "lmis wall against tho
b INK, by which, their bodies were crushed
anu me "hhel stopped, thh,f 1set phl ling
upwards. Finding that they woro. dead, he
was startled by tho voice Of p third rsraon
under the wheel, who had passed through
the same opening. The wbeeI-lining und
buckets We're cut away, and tho latter taken
from the water in . dying condition. It was
the other son in l.w, who bad a stone in his
pocket. Tho others were then cut out -
They were dresdfully crushed and frozsn.
The srnc in-law had a stone clenchcd in hiz
fre zan fist abingdon CirgiAiGn.
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From tina Confederate Steamer Florida.

The following ~eStcacs from a private ~le!!sr,
written on baard tho Confederate States
steamer Florida, has h,,n furniaiied The $40
lilo ar, ibn-..h
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yF!."I .,:rHsoyp AsD PErEssB'G L. X. TO-,
p,,,-u ". -rrh y lQsS
~, "hr"u
lnAk1E OF SUUEDILE,

tliANtiE OF SCHEDULE.
t,"t';s, T~sC"sDAY. a,reh ST.. .":s. ihe 'raln'
"''si ~iI run ~ follows:
r, iHE NAIL TRAIN
%S.ar.a a: 6: 10 4 n. xad ~arI!:e st Petersburg
IL: vi !.s7r Petersburg az P. N sna arrive at
RI A.l0NSOaAT,uH Train
~, @'anotd =, 2:&s ?. ". and srElgs 1T Petersburg
a.S,ss,, Ill i.s7o Petersburg at o. \. N. and arrive
E1N h"s y. J. b. woo COOKE,
Eue. General Ticket ryeai,
- T. ard Z. Z. X. Go.
"!raR.aEEr, ORDNANCE BUaEtU.1
,j,it, RICHMOND, M-rch /, lSGS.
" s"''. TATL02, Commanding the Arserel At
'sny - a. "a; .ui W. s. Do-ncr, Haner!ate- teit C!
e.',..S Seauonl aud Harness shop \. CIarksviile.
sen, -e,Ssk'e ss the ordnance officer, authorized
H. T., ~ ms Law G! oetSb-r nth. lsGi, and Grnerai
"s+-r ~ "-t Department 10. 80. to certify TO the
'''@,,, .p'i.hy', regal. cd n tbs estSblshneu,s un.
s.,r ,"sna,d. .rd ny c-n.sc.ers hsvius chr. 20.
:aL. : tr O1v-romort WORK, each OF raid on.
IL. - yea 'e pest!,oiJ -.ta deta'ls p+rt4lnins to
kh1 Soatro-to'g
~s"a.. J G0RG:s. Ionel,
st.. p. ordnance
Fos''ch's COON SAMARITAN
SarrvArsa,
ErusiLalA,
Paine Ia THE EAaK,
"h :Y'HTs,
'~sLi iNGs,
RRClsBs.
D.. srphiaa.
"'s'r ~ u-- sPRAfEs. SO
"E.S''i' . tie ~co1r.r-, H,o hy
JAa. r. DUPAL,
-. Wholesale Agent,
ITO IN crd.. oorner hLn and 10Th ats,
LL.k'as, r,s sasto .Uy DrusAIs for L,ainsns will please
a., t~aasu-n,. saots'' In fatl md distinctly, enclos.
IL S1t uOlllr mr. Ik -
"U-E JA6. 2. DUAL,
Wholaals Agent.
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ARMY Vf.AltuNS
EIGHTH THOUSAND.

r RI URDER
FTuE
" A r . f P A r L III E N Z,
s5d cn1cisly sanctioned by the Secretary CT. War.
Address order to
WRIT Il J6UNsTUH,
pnrSshars, Boakdeilers, &C,
lao Sfxic Street,
Rehmnpd- U.
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N,slsU, January y

- VII iS ~ 'liENits l fltIlNN
steamer Florida, has h,,n furniaied The $40
bilo "r, ~it;uEr:"
N.srsC, JaAuaiY u
My Dear Father uHing 10 hurry, | Tsa
unable tp W,ne YIN h0m II .FerH AMI even
now ] am very much hurrIci. We ran in
here this mo II n coal, and according 10
the Queen j!roclauiatlu:, will have 10 loaNa
ny {" m"rro~ morning, so ynu srG orc ir.G
htt!a iliae To a.. anything. ~ sli. So far wr
have been worry sncce;slm! in uur !r?Fcdn-
lions on l.rkcc cGlnmn-ra. w :,ayo burnt
three h'Ics a"d thr'r cara.@", end had NOT
the 'sa: sis .usCrI the ruaat Of GI;.a 80
close, cci:d haze ,a;,:un,l - da%cn ,r"ta ut
least. One brig ih.t VIC tr:ht. Savrn ,n,lys
from tho canA., :an des;! h., TT. the wind into
the ha'rV: II Gardens, ant am fearful it
may cause ar'r" cn"tl'cAti II b,iwe.n our
Government and that If spa. Va have
already gone through + sleat mary !, Ia anh
doubtless thsre ne Hin,.y 5E1rn i: avn"
for liz, Lux wa f..*r e VrrY fast and pcm"i FIJI
little ship, and iii any osunt | feel that she
can give = good account; 81 herself. The chas"
from Mobile was f. uitlcSI nn the IafI cf tie
enemy, though the Oaieda ard tic Liirlar did
their best
Hc plS3CH ina DrHJh!yn M EutlIH i6SS2l d!
hnr class, but ~fGr:'ine So fuvh.ed us shat she
Did MT notice us, though at that moment the
Oaer!s was about five mics ns;crn il no,
chase. You know va vent out ur Mobile
bay st 800 o 'ciock, Il IN lGl". under 4 bright
star light. There wns a nois..,r H'"i trom
the n. w. I suppose VIC took tho Yankees
by surprise, az We brought III the, + them
en- tho bar ~ hear aiaft thu bs,mi, before
they signaiizad rac:, other, a;tl ut tho Instant
they hm.nt their blio tights, VIC let t.ll on.
canvssa and speed away ut the rate Of six
teen miles per hour, which soon carried ia
| out Of reach Of them all. TIE tI,irA day cut
we burnt a besutifu! brig Eslen with sugar
and molssses, bound to Buet.u, and snhyc-
quently we captured and hurard two more,
laden with tbs same. There il probably n
| very brilliant cruise before IL, ALI. a. there
arc more placea Than ono in tts adiId whee
New England Can BIO injured, there is ~ tell
ing where we may bo rext. | am iii hones
that we will make Il 10 c.nt On Tho Nurthe. n
coast and hmm eOm6 Of it.ir towns, snd
wfesk rctfibuii0n 0n thnih III or1sr to nay
for, dsvasta.ea sugar ard cnttan plantations.
1t is stirring to bs in tbs vicinity nf SD many
large men nj war, and feel that We can de-
pend alJno on cur speed. and VIC know that
our deeds have to be daring 10 be eff, tHa;.
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Al W r 1 e.: l. 3 G. 4 II q 3.
The CU%sEDERAIE;
IL L inu.h CAf6l'a!"n
rANiAUsE2
BS Y,ury iu wsr ani a s:n OF Leri We'no'el.rd.
sILt4 HhsNg tie Weaver NJ RaV.leti
~ Misc Evaus. OF London.
a.Irs And ROMANO: 81 hvSGA9 AAo HIS MEN,
ar sale Rtch,stsr f'rd. Of L~'ul,vi'ie, K5.
GREAT EXsEuTA1I Il M;
by Charles Dickens teiE.J
ET". q cal bSper.stians' We prhees' 10 bring out IN
1 irr n m..rfs. al r,S osSTs . tumt e. sobssiipuon fHce,
fr the wnuIe vo'e, - 80.
b p. GOE1ZEL 4 90.
y. blshtrs ADO BOOKSELLERS.
march 90, Kotile, Ala
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4 YOUNG FAN H0T;!E FOR SALE.
slE | iGf h.e si:- ct g! pAsisn r, and ts vary focd
II \ :h,. A ply II ;hs LirIcu.- ifs- 81 the Virginia
.rir. u So, mach - -lw
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L.ucE OF BOARD - sURGEG:S Saal
~STTIEDINT slGK O1PGOiR3
III PsIVa1E QUhSTERS.
LII g. ..rs registered Al patents IN ptlsat= !na,.eIs
a s.ntc the aD,!. Of January Last, nrn herno9 nouneu
th.t ruk 8. hrs rd frpn within ter days aitor tho PuoIl'f'
t.n Of this pct.e, they VII cs reported 70 u@ te'poc'
A Y. G'HNEcf, Surgeon.
pnc, c Inor OF llth aud Eroad sEiu's.
-..I-Ins
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=. ~ |. = ; =,
:U.g5'E. GEGr"i'
BaEs&. iHn ..%HtNuT hH1h -
tsyjLt. So .ri s.i - .;Ets o. ',cc's D Sni'Fac1.
~ vp.ir-: a. -.,.. trh if.ts -'n v''':'"&;S
esb e-hca
Tsh, a. lE:.< mi'nn;sc;'
t..ly ~ Frr-:t, -.-u'sc!4Tg, F"=:'sivHJa. Hri'h
Cn-riiaa a =. .sir- :,Et-r. ,rt NJ rtgH'r- az ui'itt-
.r,a- ..::,-nEs'1r pei:-ty H'"f ~rse' "Il lie Fai:.
..:.r.: .ne asfer-.. ned >. ecrTarai. E.fgihi'
J.. ". CLsHEnkOoK,
-...r.. President.
f..:gs: '.'sii6iD :1Gn1isGf&E ~ lie ssprss b.
l. = =, yaur" :i-n'' Christian ks.o:isi!0S VII lie Je'
Tr.raI o.. THURSDAY "rIain7. .h' !2rs ias:sLt, Ct ~
o'cio-S. ~ 80 20. HaV:ist LhuE:i tnr. Er-:G.2I ~
grSg W En-rFRT. E-r.. sptste! ofins "T:.a.s h9ufe' i
ii.i7-,i.a. Ia. .r,-' Tx WoHgE 0afar .GcTH'
Tc.r:- g: :.a dor, 'Ho bo.Lttcr.s Esd i!"'f's.
r,trEr -
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Ss'EsTE,

JSE nE.s
G!cUMosD. r,hrua.I 2. 'FS5.
Tssssuts IN vIug r5L0 AaIIhLB On 're's osa:.s;.
c.n h. .tss,n r.neyg'lEJCrI Inc ;s,!ts :! 'i- ely
ire, {. :..E1s. " ieasi,s aS,;ai-r. la ~'f'-Tr -h'fc
seq CA 10 .IEnd, 6i;GrT q. ~. "$:-- ft'3i-J." or -
ys=nor ,J-.'. he.-ecn 9uI snd oh, or '.the t'irc ;:'i'
near F->Jn, VnA,Ler pT.rch. =: So ''""s ii'Hp's'
p, ~ a
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liiCK or NETTING.

Tho f"a"IniImn w"vi"mH f"t ~ .~senirg
session ~r:, AIKEN h.w lie tsi IL ed = sui
atituto PROPOSED by Mir. c., CHui $50 adept
ell. changing te iraia al meeting 20 lno'cicck
4 II
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
sEE FOURTH PAGE.
TsiE UNION MOVEMENT.

In the successful inauguration of the
Union party IS State party, has been
yindicsted the wisdom of the policy of
those who early and persistently advo-
catel the movement. 1t is a triumph
for Iiose in the ST. Croix Valley. who
we're its earliest and warmest friends.
IN the summer of 1861, the Prescott
JOURNAL and the Hudson North Star
simultaneously came out in favor of such
smoyement. Shortly after, the Green
Bsy -4dpocGte adopted tie same policy.
These papers are the only ones that have
advocated the wisdom and propriety of
the Union movement from the i.st, and
the ST. Croix Valley is the only place
where it has teen carried out in good
faith.
BE-; the li;;;ls cloud no bigger than a
msn's hand now oyerspreads the State.
The loyal hosts Of Wisconsin are NOV
ing on to Victory as a UsIos party
Patriotism supercedes partisanship.-
W have CSIoS leaders. Our banner
bears tia! inspiring Watchword. Let
is labor t. win a glorious UNIoE YIcTo-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Terrible Riot 0s soldiers wives
at Mobile.

MEMPHIS sept. l7.-Retgees lately
arrived within OUR lines bringing exciting
reports of the terrible condition OF az
fairs in the Southeast. On, man who
left Mobile on the fifth, stats that there
was terrible riot Of soldiers wives in
Mobile on the 4th. About coo women
and children collected at Spring HILL,
armed with knives and latchets and
marched through the spriiripal streets,
carrying banners inscribed with Bread
or Blood "Peace" and othr like inscrip-
tons. Being soldiers wives, Tie pro-
ceedings we're winked at by soldiers who
made but feeble resistance.
Several stores were lroken open,-
one owned By Jew, who struck one Of
the women. Some policemen present
arrested the Jew arid Eea. him severely
Many citizens left town, among them our
informant, who says the not was iucrcas-
ing when he left.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
The Co. Superintendent.

During a few days past, the names of
Prot. ". I. Hatch, Prof B. Wilcox and
Rev. W. c.. Dennison, have been men
toned as candidates for the office of Co.
School Superintendent. Mr.. Dennison
is no! a candidate; and as we kaoay that
Prof Wilcox has assured Mr.. Hatch of
his earnest desire to see him re elected,
we presume the report that he, (Mr. VIII
cox) is candidate, is incorrect. Prof
Hatch has. we believe, given general sat
isfacticn, and we doubt whether any
change would be beneficial.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
The ki.ack swan.

The celebrated vocalist. Miss GREEN
FIELD, will sing here this Saturday eve
ming, at the Brick Church. Her fame is
worldwide. At her Concert in Hastings
on Thursday evening, the Hall was dens.
ly crowded, and mary went away unable
TO gain abundance, So that the Concert
was repeated on Friday evening. Lovers
of music should not fail to attend, as tie
Concert will certainly be a rich treat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

The Teachers Institute has been in
session here during the latter part
of this week. The attendance was not
large, but the exercises were interesting.
On account of the heavy storm, scarcely
no one was out on Wednesday evening,
but the lecture by Prof. A. H. WELD, on
Thursday evening, was well attended,
Pref. Hatch has been assiduous 10 his eff
forts to make these Institutes interesting
and profitable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
OBITU RlES.

Mr.. S. O. MoKEEN, of Oak Grove, died on
Thursday of last week.
GEo. DoUaLAs. of Hudson, well known in
this county. died last week.
On Saturday last, the wife Of CHAs. HrroH-
ISsoN. Of River Falls, died of fever. The
family were among the earliest settlers in the
town. and Mr. HUrcHrNsoy will receive the
cordia! sympathy of many friends in the great
loss viii ch he has sustained
SILAs c. FaENcR Esq. an old and we'll
known citizen Of this village. died at his resi-
dence, here, this morning. the 2Stk. His age
was IS years.-Dday Freeman, Montpelier.
Vermont.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
NEWS ITEMS.

Maine has gone Republican by an
overwhelming majority.
The Mississippi is opened for through
business without any restrictions.
"A destructive fire occurred in La
Crosse on the 14th. Loss, $4,000;
insurance, 10000,
-Four CLEANERS were burned at St.
Louis last Sunday night.
Gen. Gilmore is promoted to Major
General in the regular army.
There was great fire in Buffalo,
on the 18th. Loss, $l20,00O.
col. SANBoRN of the 4th Minneso-
ia has been promoted to Brigadier Gen.
eial.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

GF The Madison Journal pays This
fine compliment to man who has few
superiors rs sn officer and none rs a
gentleman:
"For tho fourth term, Hon. Samuel d.
Hastings is presented as candidate for
State Treasurer, by universal consent,
there being no other candidate before the
convention. The man WHO can have
charge Of the finances of the State for
six successive years-the department
over which the people are the most sensi
tive-and so conduct himself rs to re
ce:ve the unanimous endorsement Of his
party for re election, needs no ncwspa-
per endorsement. Such endorsement
stands ont in bold relief, in comparison
with what any editor could say. That
Samuel d. Hastings is to day the strong
est man with the people, in connection
with the office Of Treasurer, that there is
in this State, does not admit Of doubt.
This reputation has not been attained
without the greatest industry, superior
capacity, and strictest integrity in the
man. Mr.. H. possesses all these qualities
in an eminent degree. The people know
it, and will retain hisTvalusble services in
bis presen; capacity"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Union Senatorial COnventi on.

Convention for the Senat orial District
comprising the counties OF Pierce. ST Croix,
Polk. Douglas, La Pointe. and Ashland.
will be held at HUDSON, on Thursday.
October LIST, 1863. TO nominate a candidate
for State Senator, to BE supported at the en-
suing general election. All who are in favor
ofthe following propositions arc invited TO
act together.
That the Union be pres erved in its integ-
rity;
That the constitution and laws of the Uni
ted States be enforced throughout the whole
national domain
That the rebellion is suppressed, rot by
compromises with or concessions to traitors,
but by the sword whose agency they have
thcmselve, invoked
That the National Administration should
be heartily and generously supported in its
efforts TO put down the rebellion.
The several counties will be entitled to the
following number of votes in Convention the
apportionmeut being the same as two years
ago, and based upon the total vote of eac
county: Pierce County, 6; st. Croix,
Polk, 3; Douglas, 2; La Pointc, 2 Ashland
two:
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Auaust. II, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
S0w and rEhcn.

Two years ago, the Democracy Of
this County, under the lead Of Hon. j..
". BEARDsLEr, worked heartily to de-
fcal the State Ticket which Mr.. PALMER,
the present Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor supported, aud subsequently,, Mr.
BEAhDsLEy defeated that gentleman for
the Sreaker>hip Of the Assembly. Mr.
PALiER was much better war man
then than how. If il vas wise for Dem
ocrsts TO Oppose him then, II is doubIy SO
now. Viii the Democrats of Pierce
County s:ul,ify themselves by supporting
him nowi We believe not.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

* The following extract from n let
Ter concerning CARSON P. HYArT, for
merly of this city. will be read with in
terest by many here ::
Carson started out to Springfield last
Tuesday afternoon. He camped out five
miles and started on the next day. He
had not gone far when he was taken in
by party of Bushwhackcrs. They took
him off of the road about half q mile,
stripped him of his clothes and took HE
team and load. They tried TO make him
help rob the stage, but he refused TO do
SO; when they took him and bucsel him
and tied him to his wagon, and then left
to go and rob the stage. Thcy were
gone nearly all night waiting Tor the
stage; and while they were gone Car
son tore nearly I'll Z e flesh from one
hand in getting loose, when he gave leg
bail. He went to a military camp, got
an escort, and went back to where he
was robbed, but found nothing. He re-
turned last night.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
THE FAIR.

The County Fair will come Off on Fri
day and Saturday of next week. The
officers of the Society have taken all the
pains possible to make the Fair success
the result rests with the psoplo. Let
there be a full turn out, and Show
worthy of the reputation this county has
heretofore cared.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Sheen for Sale.

Mr.. WM. ID. HORIZON has lot of 700
sheep for sale, at Milton Webster's farm
in River Falls. The sheep are said to
be a fine lot, and will he sold at fair
prices. There is no more profitable bus
mess in this county than sheep raising;
an interest has been awakened in this iii
rection, and we presume Mr. Horton will
find plenty Of purchasers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Reorganization of Florida.

Mr.. III. SrIcKNEY, Tax Commissioner
of Florida. arrived in Washington on
Tusday. He comes for the purpose Of
representing to the Prcsidep the desire Of
the people of Florida that aforce should
he sent to that state. to reliee them from
rebel rule, of which, he says, they are
heartily tired, and that they nay be ena
bIed to reorganize the State Government
and elect members of Congress He says
that, if such force is sent Immediately,
their Senators and Representatives can be
elected in time TO take their STATS in Con-
gress at the commencement of the next
session.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

FAREwELL.-Farewcil is a lionel Y
sound, and its echo has caused many -
sad heart; but none would feel saddened
but rather be greatly cheered and bene
fitted by saving farewell to all kinds of
Soda and Saleratus except DeLand d.
Co.'S Chemical .Saleratus, which will
scatter rays of sunshine and happiness
in every household when properly used,
being always uniforms and perfect.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

HWe see a good many papers
which endorse Copperhead tickets, while
IN their editorials they put out very
good war doctrine. Once in while We
see a paper which seems to lore copper
head principles. The Owego (N. "
Gazette is such a one. The editors OF
such papers may as well be selecting lots
in the political Cemetery, their obituaries
will be written soon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Senator DOtlgias' letter.

We ask the attention Of all loyal men
to the noble letter of the late Senator
DoUGLAs, on the second page. 1t is bis
last legacy to his party and country; re-
pletc with patriotic sentiment, it alone
should perpetuate his me,noi- in tho
hearts of his cotintrymen.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
Democratic 60. Convention.

The Democrats Of Pierce County will meet
in comvt ntion at Ellsworth. on Wednesday
the 30th inst. for the purpose Of chosipg ak
delegates 10 attend Senatorial ana also an
Assembly Convention. to be holden at Hud-
son on the 81 day of October next also to
nominate candidates for County Commission
ers and County Clerk, Each town and ward
will be entitled to ) votes in the Convention.
By order of Committee.
Prescott. Sept. 10, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
BAGGAGE CHECKED T2HoUGE
Probate Ectice.

Pierce County .COurt-In Probate. In the
ma ter of the estate Of n. II. Powell, de.
ceased.
an reading and filing the petition of L. N;
~ Powell and NJ. A. Powell, admlnistra-
tors of the estate of said deceased. praying
for an extension of time TO pay of the in
debtedntss of said estate, 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
court on Monday. the 5th day Of October
next, at one o'clock P. NJ at his Office, in the
city Of Prescott. And 1t is further ordered
that notice thereof he gwen 10 ell persons in
terested by publishing copy Of this order
for three weeks successfully, prior 10 said day
of hearing. in the Prescott journal, weekly
newspaper printed at Prescott. in said county:
WILLIAM How Is, County Judge
Dated SEPT. II, SOB. 20-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19
PARKHURsT 81 WILSON.

PARKHURsr & WILSON'S Store has
been crowded with customers during the
week past. No wonderl Such Goods
Such piles Of them Such reasonable
prices! Reader, be wise in time and
call at "HEADQUATERs."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

e. G. NEWTON, whose Boot & Shoe
Store, we have had frequent OCCASION to
mention, and which like ARENAS Wards
Wax Works, is "ekalled by flu and exsel
led by nun." Geo. Newton, we say has
engaged the services of good harness
maker, and will supply those wanting
a harness with a first rate article.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-19

THE RultNG SPIRIT STRONG IN DEATH.
A dying negro was told by his mas
ter that he must forgive n certain darkey
against when he seemed to entertain
very bitter feelings. "Yes, yes" he re-
pled-"If | dies forgive dat nigga;
bu. if / gets well dat nigga must take
car"