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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
1868 THE 1868
Milwaukee
WISCON SIN
Daily. Semi Weekly and Weekly,


The Proprietor of The WISCONSIN, begs
leave to announce that, owing to increase
ipg expenditures for SPECIAL TELEGRAPH
&c AND WAR CORRESPONDENTS, together
with various improvements contempIa-
ton for the coming year, be has felt COM
PEELED to make some changes in the scale
of prices ut which it is furnished to sub
cribers. By comparison with the other
JOURNALS, it will be seen that the WIS
cosNIN is still, as ever has been,t the cheap
est Paper IN the Northwest.
We shall continue to print the WIscoN-
SIN upoun the plainest type and the fine
st paper that can be made, mus retaining
the name Of the Hdadsomest Paper in
the State"
The present Proprietor has conducted
the paper over fifteen years, and 1t IS un'
necessary for him to speak of its ability
or enterprise as n LIVE INDEPENDENT
NEWSPAPER. He will only say that his
journal is faithfully pledged to the suppress
sion of the rebellion, and the destruction
of the rebels in arms, by every means in
tho power of the Government, and to the
most cordial and active support of the
President III his Proclamation Of Free
dom. Our list Correspondents embraces
every Regiment Of Wisconsin Soldiers,
as well as the several grand divisions of
the Union Army. The Local and Com
mercial Department will receive the un
divided attention of the most competent
Editors and Reporters.
gg We call particular attention to
the Semi Weekly Wisconsin,. 1t will be
large, thirty two column paper, scsth-
OFT advertisements made up expressly
for county circulation. AH matter Of
the Daily Wisconsin will appear in this
sheet; thus the subscriber will receive all
the news of n Daily paper for the price
of the Semi Weekly.
Daily Wisconsin By Mail
Published every day Except Sundays
at 8 A. NJ, 10 NJ. aud 3 P. NJ. Mt the fol-
lowing rates:
l Copy ~ monhs, il advance SC 90
Copy months, - 3 so
/ Copy . months, 200
serni-vveekly Wisconsin
Published every Tuesday and Thursday
morning, as follows:
l Copy year in advance So 90
l Copy 6 months, so
4 Copies 1 year(o one order 80 90
6Copies ] year /" Z" 400
10 Copies year g "20 90
re Additional copies at the rate of
the Club. Specimen numbers sent to
any address.
Weekly WISCONSIN,.
Published every Wednesday NOR
ning,and mailed every Tuesday evening.
/ Copy year, in advance 81 90
IL Copies ! year, - 10 90
% Copies | year, 20 90
A Copies year, " 40 %
G- Additional copies at the rate OF
the club.
gY All papers discontinued when
the time for which they are paid expires.
VIM. f.. Cramer,
Wiiwaukee Wis
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Federal CEcers.
Circui1 Court. Pierce County

Judgment of foreclosure and sale William
H. York against Hilton Doe and Louisa
A Doe
NY virtue of and pursuant TO a judgment
ID rendered in said court in the above emit
tied action. dated Nav 9th. y. d. 1862, |
shall expose for sale aud sell 10 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 10 o'clock A. n. Of that day. the fol-
having described moytgaged 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-wt: All of
bots ), 6. Z. s. 9 and 10. in block ten (lO) in
noe,s second addition to the village (now citv)
,,f Prescott. and five acres on the east side of
ne west half Of the northwest quorter of the
north. east quarter Of section ten, town TWEEN
sv-six. cosy range twenty. coy.
Drted at Prescott. june I'd, 4. D. 1862.
j r. FREEMAN, Sheriff.
wEirR & JAY. PIES Att'ys. 6w6
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
Wisconsin State Journal.

The WISCONSIN STATE JOURNAL
is the oldest and best established paper
at the Capitol of the State. In Politics,
it is firmly and unswerverinly attached to
those principles of freedom and justice
ayowed and cherished by the trainers Of
the Constitution, and adopted as the fun.
damental doctrines of the Republican
party. To these it will be true, regard
less of the changes and permutations Of
parties. An examination of its files will
show the following facts:
IT publishes more matter Of special IN
terest to Wisconsin, readers than any
other paper.
It has the largest and abless corps of
army correspondents Of any paper in the
State.
It gives n more complete account the
movements and experiences Of Wiscon-
sin regiments than any other paper.
1t IS tie only paper that prints full a
reliabie lists Of the casualties by 5atnd
deaths by disease, and sick IN hospitals
of the Wisconsin rolunteers.
1t has fuller auamore reliable Legis-
lathe reports than any other paper.
1t publishes officially both the United
States amt State lars, and all proclama-
ton and notices from tho Gov. and other
State officers, including the Bank Comp
troiller's monthly and semi animal reports.
In these respects, the STATE JOURNAL
is superior to any other Wisconsin news
paper,w While it is not behind any in regard
to telegraphic and general news.
T E r n 8.
The advance ia the pride of paper and
every description of printing materials,
compeIs us to follow the example of other
publishers, and slightly increase our sub
scription rates.
The Weekly.-We shall continue to
furnish the Weekly ut 81 so per annum.
when paid in ad,anc lfnot paid in ad-
vance, 50 will be charged. We shall
not be able to furnish papers at our pre-
vious club rates.
Daily and Tri- Weekty.-After the
first of Janury. we shall charge 81 per
annum for Daily, and IS so for the Tri-
weekly.
For the Session.
During the session Of the Legislature
every person interested in the legislation
of the State, particularly lawyers and bus
mess men, will find it for their interest to
become subscribers to the Daily or Tri-
Weekly State Journal. To such we Of
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week for such length of time as they Sub
scribe; or sl,75 for IL weeks.
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weeks, rs cents per single copy. Clubs
Of ten or more at so cents per copy
The Tri-weekly contains all the reading
matter of the Daily.
WeeMy.-The Weekly STATE JouR-
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Weekly e Seni-Weekly

contains an amount of valuable reading mat
ter sufficient to fill book of ordinary size
AS a political Journal the News will sustain
the Government in all its Just and constitu-
tional efforts to enforce the laws and preserve
the integrity of the Union. and will earnestly
oppose every act OF the enemies OF the Con-
stitution, whether at the North or at the
South. in hostility to the supremacy of that
instrument. or its trne intent and spirit. 1t
viii a. vocate the union of all conservative
men in opposition 10 that spirit of sectional
ism which has endangered the perprtuity of
our national institutions. aid which is incon-
sistent with the existence of the Union upon
that basis of State equality an! local indie
pendcnce intended by the trainers of the Gov
ernment. The News viii devote especial at
tention to the movements Of
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The Peerless New York Mercury
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DAILY, SEMI WEEKLY, d WEEKLY
MILWAUKEE NEWS

VVHE DAILY. Semi Weekly and Weekly
milwaukee, News is printed upon pure
white paper and in clear. new type. Each
edition contains no less than thirty two col
umns at every ISSUE tastefully arranged. in
manner the best adapted to please the eye Of
the reader. and give distinctncss and perspi-
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NEW YORK TRgnr,
Ass9 W,

MT NE " Okk TRIBUNE
l. issued in ls4l, now in il, ,a u"
second year, has obtained both .Iea'I'
and a more widely diffused circnI r,g'
than any other newspaper ever nnLsTa
in America. Though it has suf sFsuasaad
common with other journals, frnrn
volunteering and departure Of I ,a IL
thousands of its patrons to sery. y" II
war for the Union, its circulation N "a 10 10
9th Of December, 1862, is rs foIio ~ @'
Daily, so' os''
Semi Weekly, l79s0
Weekly, las nan
Aggregate, 2l527r
PreeminentIy a journal of N.w.,
Literature, Tae Tribune has no,;. sao
victions, which are we'll charact., :~ sG''
the single word Republican. ICY N'O y
publican in its hearty adbe,;oa " ~
great truth that God has mad =" " 10
blood all nations of men"-.Rs.J4'roas
in its assertion of the equal and ;a0r
able rights of all men to "Iiss '1 M
and the pursuit of happnessr--pa"ootItY
can in its steady, earnest and defs.,t t'-'
ti!ity to every scheme and efo,, '% u IG''
Slave Power, from the Annsv.t 0s
Texas to the great Rebellion :" Of
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the resources of our county "a, D i. "'aS
aggrandizement--RcpuLfcan in u i, ss w
tagonism to the aristocrats and d..n".
of the Old World, who fondlv b,f5 Ill.,
the perils and calamites suddenly tbn"
upon US by their American cour.orns"
the overthrow and rain Of the NJa
Republic-Repubican in its hone n3
trust, its faith and effort, that this attn,
cious rebellion must result in the sgsl
overthrow of it. plotters, and tue i,
establishment of equal rights and e,s
laws throughout the whole extent Of on,
country, wherein Liberty and Cum
shall indeed be zone and insepesb,
henceforth and forever.
The Tribune devotes attention in cain.
er times, and to some extent in these IL
Education, Temperance, Agriculture, H.
yentions, and whatever else may minister
to the spiritual and material progress am
well-beiag of MAJ kind; but for the ut.
sent its energies and its columns sr
mainly devoted to the inauguration and
success of the War for the Union II,
special correspondents accompany every
considerable army and report every i'm.
portant incident Of that great strugg,
which we trust is soon 10 result in ths
signal and conclusive triumph Of the IA
tional arms and in the restoration Il
Peace and Thrift 10 our distracted saI
bleeding country. We believe that Do
otherwise can fuller or more accurate
view of the progress and character d
this momentous conflict be- obtained thm
through tie regular perusal Of our CO..
umns. And we earnestly solicit thsa
operation of all friends of the Nations
cause, which VS. regard and Uphold Al
that of Universal Humanity, 10 aid nil
extending its circulation.
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GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN
GENIUS

Correct with spirit, eloquent with ease
Intent to reason, or polite to please
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The Home Journal.
FOR 1863.

We have much pleasure in informing
the public that one of our contributors
for the coming year, will be our old
friend and colleague
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Address
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EDITORS AND PRoPRrEroRs,
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CommerciaI and Market Reports,

the NEST experienced and reliable reporters
being employed for that purpose. 1t will be
one especial object to render it a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-03-11
Valuable Family Newspaper,

pure in its moral, social. and political intiu-
ence and valuable TO all who would prefer
tasteful selections Of literary matter, and cam
dor and truth in argument.
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The Editors

will give the Journal their constant atten
ton, as before. Of the goings on, in
the eventful scenes and places of the
country, Mr.. WILLIs's pen gives phota-
graphs, as usual. General MoRRIs's
Songs and Sketches will be embroided on
the thread OF the passing moment, as they
have always been. Some of the best in
telects of the land are enlisted for us, also.
and we think we may promise to hold
our place as the Journal which best en-
abies THE FAMILY to keep conversant
with the world.
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ALL THE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH

to the Associated Press. together with such
special Correspondence relating to State and
National affairs, as the interests and entertain
ments oi its readers shall require. Especial
attention will be devoted 10 the
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THEODORE S. FAY.

We confess to uncommon yride and
pleasure in this renewal of intercourse with
the friend and intimate of other DAYS, and
we look to be feicitated for it, BY the es-
tablished readers who constitute the fam
lily of the HOME JOURNAL. We have in
preparation, also, for the coming year,
several
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THANGE OF TINE, MAY 5TH, 1862
~ THE
La Crosse and Milwaukee r. r.,

With its connections, forms the shortest,
quickest, and only direct route to
Mslegaukee, Chicago,
Detroit, Toledo,
Pitts6urg, New York,
Boston,
AID ALL POINTS East Or SoUTH
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One of the splendid U. S. Mail Steamers.
NORTHERN BELLE,
KEoKUK, AID
MCCLELLAN,
Will leave ST. Paul daily at O'Clock. A. n.
from Wharf Boat foot of Sibley Street, con-
Meeting at La Crosse next morning, (Sunday
excepted) after breakfast, with the g o'clock.
A. NJ, train, arriving at Minnesota Junction
1895 P. NJ, in Milwaukee 2:35 same afternoon.
and in Chicago at 6:30 same evening, in time
to connect with all eastern aud southern
trains.
This is the only route by which passengers
are sure of making connections in Milwaukee
or Chicago the next evening after leaving st.
Paul.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
Ask for tickets via. La Crosse. For through
tickets to all points East and South, apply to
C. L. BARNES,
46m Agent at Prescott
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Very Thrilling Stories.

preparation, also, for the coming year,
several
Very Thrilling Stories.
Some of the ablest of living pens are en-
gagged for us, in trans,ating from the
French and German; and our own origi
nal narrative writers are among the first.
We are Fortunate, also, in travellers
gone abroad who are literary contributors
and we are anticipating for our readers
most agreeable surprise in the quality Of
these
Sketches of Travels and Ad0entures.
But the feature of our journal, which
we have not yet mentioned. is perhaps
the most recherche of all; its prominence
The Exponent Of Refined Society.
Our correspondence with the leaders
Of fashion, in New York and the other
capitals. is especially valuable in this re-
spect, keeping us Enthusiastically inform
ed Of the changes and progress of what
is commonly understood by the gay
world" As we have taken some pains
to arrange the resources for this new
feature, we speak confidently of its prom
ise of entertainment to our large circle of
readers. In this department. foreign
journals are endlessly inventive ; and
with our industrious ransacking of these,
we are sure to select, for the peculiar
taste to which we minister, most relish
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TERMS.

The enormous increase in the price Of
printing paper and other materials Ussa
in printing newspapers. compels NJ 70 ~
crease the prize Of The Tribune V.F
new terms are:
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OUR STATE TROOPS.

giving the earliest, most reliable. and most
detailed intelligence of their locality and of
the conduct Of the officers and soldiers. Each
nIifinn VII oiva
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The branca Offices are well supplied with
silk. twist, thread, needles, oil. etc, a the best
quality, loft
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George Mattox, absent sick at home.
Isaac 8. Mattox, present for duty.
John Morris, absent disabled by wound.)
]. b. Minton, present for duty.
Columbus Minton, present for duty.
Henry Mcclure, missing since about Sept.
lst. @s4a
]. E. Outlaw, absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond, (pneumonia)
W. E. Parker, absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond.
R. Parker, present for duty.
3. b. Parker, present for duty,
81. Scott absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond, (pneumonia
M. Scott absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond.
Joseph Shira, present for duty.
e J. 7. Shedd, absent sick at hospital at Rich
mond.
John Spradley, present sick.
w. ]. Spradley, present for duty.
T. s.. Shaylor, absent sick since October LIST.
(whereabouts unknown.)
~ @. III. Shaylor, present for duty.
j. +. Turner,
Joel Wilson, :" /"
p. 81. Wilson, absent sick at home.
Henry Wilson, H" 80" 20"
w. w. Watson, missing since the battle of
Boonsboro'.
W.D. Warren, missing since 9th Septem-
ber---last seen at Warrenton. * at.s = Z, /,
y. Z. Waddill, absent sick, whereabouts
unkn6wn) q 81 =
John Watts, absent sick at home. q
p. Waite, present for duty.
.Coinmbus Waite, wounded at Boonsboro'
and missing since then. . a Z, s. as9e
John Ward, deserted. s@s
Willis Yates present for duty.
Samuel Yates, absent sick at home.
80. .,SCHROCK, 1st Lieut.. ComdQ.
Company 3D." 18th Regt., s. CIV.