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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-05

tude with no signs of human life, save
the wigwams of an Indian village.
Now the bluffs 70 echo to the hoarse
scream of some steamers whistle. as
breathing heavily it beasts the river tide,
infusing new life into the cities so
bright and thrifty which line its banks.
But the steamboat is no longer sufli
Gent for the wants of tie increasing pop
ulation, neither can it control aud absorb
the commerce of the Northwest. In
deed, the movement of this war has
brought about one of most remarkable
events of history, q transfer, where tho
tseming products of the soil, which had
hitherto descenden with the rivers to the
ocean, checked for while, are now run
ming in many channels from the West
and South to the East. In obedience 10
the neces, sites of trade, the locomotives
have D, n tiated further into the West
1t arrests its progress on the banks of the
Mississippi, while the scheming traveller
cans tho other side to be borne swiftly
along by its mate vet farther across the
plains, in the midst of richer offerings of
natur,, through wilder forests, amongst
wilder lands.
The prosperity and wealth of this
country, the honest earnings which the
poor man has gained from the soil in so
short time, is marvellous thing to re-
alize, and may not be realized unless
seen. The soiled wealth which is found
in the nice trim houses, the well stocked
barns and diaries, the strong fences en-
closing well ordered fields and orchards,
is more reliable far than that squeezed
out of the labor of the poor man 10y the
heartless hand of cap tai and when the
monved lords of Liverpool aud Manches
ter ask US how we are to bear the annual
burthen Of public debt, | would point to
those intelligent, indstrions, strong-arm-
ed farmers, who toll on from sunrise to
sunset, and to their broad acres, which
never fail to fill our graneries and our
Golfers.
TRADE.
1t would DO easy to fill up letter with
the statistics Of trade from this post
alone. A few will answer to astonish
MANY of our eastern friends [ am sure,
who may not know that Milwaukee is
the largest wheat market in the world
More wheat is annually received and
shipped from this city than in any other
in America or Europe. The receipts of
wheat last year was nearly 10000. 900
bus. AT tbs Milwaukee Exchange there
was sold and delivered on Monday Of
last week four hundred thousand bushels
of wheat. These figures are eloquent,
and with that single significant statement
| will close this letter.
EXILE.
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A "BIG THING" -Barnam has Sc
cured another cur;osity-a yonng female
monstrosity, seventeen years of age,
who has reached the amazing height Of
eight feet and one inch aud is still grow
ing. Her face, her arms, her fingers,
her feet, are in proportion to her great
height-tremendous in size and length.
Her foot is fifteen inches long. and its
width exceeds the length of many la
dy's dainty pedestal. The fingers are
huge. An ordinary arm by the side Of
this lady's looks puny and stunted. Her
knee reaches nearly to the hip of a per-
son of ordinary height. She is agreea-
bic and pleasant in manner, quite hand
some for her size, and well proportional.
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HoME.-"There's no place like home"
says the poet. Right! unless 1t is the
home of the young lady you a'e after
This is Of course an exception. Flu
ture poets will please note it.
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~- The Milwaukee News says that
Col. Murphy, who was cashiered for the
surrender Of the Holly Springs, has
been reinstated by the President.
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Ey~Love and death enter boarding
houses without asking the price of board.
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NOTICE.

Ten per cent will be added from this date 70
all parties owing Excise Tax, and after Its
ed.
GEO. A. DILL,
Dep. Col. 10Th Diviion. 9th Dist, Wis.
Prescott, Nov. 20, 1868.
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EE The largest room in the world is
the 'room for improvement"
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PROSPECTUS.
1854.
It EEE SAEV L II A y 81
p r E S S +,
Daily, Weekly and Tri-Wsekly,
Is universally admitted to be the
Best Newspaper Published
Northwest Of Chicago.

BY its earnest, fearless and consistent
advocacy of the great principles for
which the armies of the Union are con-
tending against the hosts of Slavery, and
by its superior enterprise as q Newspa-
per, it has, in the third year of its publ
cation, reached a circulation DOUBLE
THAT OF ANY OTHER IN THE
STATE.
The tremendous issue of the contest
which is to eliminate in the approach
ing Presidential Campaign Of 1864
the result Of which will decide WI ether
Slavery, tho mother of Rebellion, shall
perish with her Internal offspring, or sur
vive to generate a new progeny OF Ma
tional crimes and Observation-Disclosures
that increased effort be put forth to ex-
tend the circulation of the
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL
CoETrrERCTAL MATTERS.
CURRENT WISCONSIN BANKS.

CURRENT WISCONSIN BANhS.
Rank Of Madison. Iowa County Bank.
Bank ef Milwaukee. Juneau Bank,
Bank Of RipOn. Reck County BANK
Errs of Oshkosh. Sank County Bank.
kof Racine. Second Ward Bank.
C..nfraI Bank of Wis State BIZ. of Wis.
Zane County Bank. State Bank.
Farmers x Millers B'kWis Marine d Fire In.
Bank of jefferson. Co Bank
sank Of Wevauwega. lakewood Bank.
s-eep Rsv Bank. Racine Co. Bank.
Com Exchange Bank. Sank City Bank,
city Bank of Prescott.S hawanaw Bank.
Bank of Fox Lake Bank of du Chen.
columbia Co. Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Bank. KeHOsha County Bank.
German Bank. Wisconsin Bank.
Esnk u the Interior Frontier Bank.
sank Of Monroe. Jefferson Co. Bank.
Bank Of NopeLa. Lumbernan's Bank.
Park ofthe \ West. Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Sank of Beloit. Prairie City Bank.
Bank of Shcbovgan. Rock River Bank.
Bank of Sparta Rockwell d Co.'s Blk.
Bank Of Watertown. st. Croix Valley Bank.
Bank Of Whitewater, Summit Bank.
Corn Planters Bank. Sun Prairie Bank
sank of Wisconsin, WalwOrth Go. BahS
TX 81 Darling l. CO.Waukesla County !! L:
EIEhorn Bank. Farmers 6s Mechanics
b 2 Uiukl-v 4 Bank.
Cos Rank Bank of Green Bay.
La Crosse Co Bank City Bank OF henosha
Rank Of Columbus Northern Bank
Bank of Manitowac Wis Pinery Bank
Farmers BIZ Beaver CITY Of Berlin, Oneida
Dam Bank
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THOMAS Walden. NJ. ID.
EXILE.

Informs the public that he has located in
this town. for the practice of his profession,
in Medicine, Surgery and Midwifery. and
will attend also to all calls in the country
His Office is at the Prescott Hotel.
Prescott, Oct 8, 1863. n23H
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TEE GROWTH OF WISCONSIN.
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n II ~ n I iNL-Isl W oVf 7 OOO'
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abIed me to gather some interesting in
cidents and statistics of its history, pro-
g-ess and prosperity, which may not be
undressing to those of our readers who
are watching the giant strides of the
young West.
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WV Il yxrn,oy. sec-el,-y

fOTICE-SALE o. The KENOSNA, ROCK
IN FORD, AND ROCK ISLAND RAfLBOAD.-Iae la.
sersisnei. BENJAMIN WILLIAMSON, t-e l4sa.ee OF a
Deed o. rust or hets.c tcil- ta'e tha Afs 70 sprl
he.hs and Rockford h-lC.i Con ptny, Celq..a duly
Formed according tie = tie state o. Wisconsin aud
Gle Keuosha and Reckon Rro-d Company CcTpaia on
say iosa j according o. he awe % he STATE 81 i tnd
Erisiet $50 q Deed 81 4r'st 90 Moree bearing tie 20
Sfs; day 81 Mach thrusar ell h bur M and Etv de
By the kcuofhA Rockirf, end Rock Island iilo-d Com
Sta-s 81 iscousu and .os by ta -0usc Of tc
sad keno.ha and Rockford a-osd Companies end ta TO k
70 ana hissllYp RAN q Company 10 exc zion % the
powe. In ard ~ The ESD Decd. q Icft or uf no
him conferred vii sell ubar Auctioa. q the rt
a. the City % Rockford in Gle o. Illinois Co fe highest
bidder for cash THURSDAY the seventh Day OF January
81 Of the said day, tie following de lbed petty - an
entirety, % wit
o. tie he-osa and Aock-d Nro-t. -A- row known l q
bort Of the Lsnoha Rockford aud Ra.k lf1t krro.
exiendnr from keuo.ha i the stare q Wisconsin, Rock
ford II the state q Illinois, together WI OIL tie Tirhts OF
Station and oh g. and 81 the lands and here
1ainents ed acquired Joy atr fte henos4 ard Rock
psIy connection with The sid railroad from keuo.ts 70
Rockford or re'..rg t-efeigi and sto. a ie n Incomes
gents issIes and ITOhis AID corrarle osr cases 20
other o the said Aenosha and Al b. rd l .o. lss
bue Of Uay ron Ken hs o iocs rd or relating feof
ond, sto locomotive, terl's 1 slai
fnacAu- ,, iaa1nlles 'lt is ava 4lnl--'f "''i siA
property ,o1gec "a VII &c proper r.l4 rit "oI-l;
Sierafine ccAcgc..As 0; .Fpl.ei..t fo tie eora'4
hns Of I4rold iioll Ae.o-h. 90 Is. tfi -lei-l VA
Pot include any -nd' .'. ~ -T ifpHy o. 70 sa.4
Coss,iiaied Company b rave ~ 10, 10 l- 'st-.y To-
tsir-d ~. telI ssl roid 10 -7e~ from .e 90 GO Rock
tor de construction ore--. o. g..
toad C0mparief sad Cons itaiet Co'r'iy eny have
hs'ea o. o.heTwise ep2 Cd o--aigi Qsie3si q 49,,
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GERMAN OPERA.
lho unabridged beg o. lf -ers ana the pu13
rsnsrsv ns1t scasan 4 tie German ortra vii posi-
ysy commence GA WEDNESDAY, Dog. 3 booAs for nov
subs rp.ons BOW ofcl t Monea tos 90 - tie Aii.c
StoIsOf -
MESSRs BEER sCiL.ILR,
10. vi i'F.ll~ y,
from o'clock m. 10 p '0r % o. e.er u or -
sAts az the option Of subs. lhs irce %. me SUB
~ .ou VIII De other 5 !, 0r 50 f1Hc ir aat ace st0
..rerl a. entitled 20 reserved .ea To each ticket when
may De ,cocei a. tie above fo out rave tne pnToe
Of lus many OF their tcaes r ors evening - they mhy
CHOOSE Tho tickets received mot b. rxch ssi f9r tie rs
u cso'. before y dock uoon tie day pro
Sious 10 As performance N'th fe ulnr o. the sesson tHe
regular price vii be- s5l 81 for r'.r d sc-f.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, orelnf l. t-e season,
SIR DELLA.
1ARL AEsCHUTZ
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Gia.ioncrn aaN fancn Cooo5.
SWORD"
4HE GOLD PEN-IHE LIST or ALI PENS.
MOTIONS GOLD PENS,



o. res''p o. Hy o. .. ,. -. ~, A a. e,.o5
= + , ' 80, ' Pen $3.50 ,5l , ,',.,i er,l,,....r
yz: ....-.
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
r. r ee7,, Che -le e3. ire cef,, 60 t,e -. YEN
~ 81 c'his ie AiN1!s '''.. l'.' .' .'' .,
i'n' ana ! - tl' ~ ...' 'h- t"'.' i,-s 1o
'o.9ce,i,sy.
THE SAME PINS IS erfrrp-pL tTrD TXTENsiOS
ChFhs WIZ tHe.ls. ...r.,-r...
foF ~ c'n.s, we a..,l' ,li ,'e 5 VI
.1if +, ~ ri ~, ~, Z TO-.
Thee ~ EirttrI Go Writing Cola Pens wib
Iii.fru ..l. H. aves ge.- r or.ry ne - viii DO WI
~ 1870 ~, re,l..',..t .ltf
MORTON = WARfANII PINS.
800,
Tie lrae A. '.oT'.a,' Arn,,'r nl e.a ere
ie- 'i ego - +''' .'-
foI sH nof'as ~ 20 es.iaf -o, ..t.
~ i--' 70 - 80, .'tt ~ s--s -' '
n ne la seq, ti ~ .Nf D. i't ~. N '.-'--'
ai No POI ~ .'.e '..-' 10 -. XII.
Long n14 -.3n Z" p ~ '..' -- l-.i'. ''''
OF ...1ch 8, (? :, lle nao i'-' .i- .' 2. ..n
I1@ Long thi ~ .ii -.i.t -I' ..e d. ~ ~,
t-' hfoaf 1o..e i..i 2. '-'- --' 's'''-e' $40 '--
t---..ef o. ue sizes fn- .'-.''-
GOLD FLS5. WITHOUT CASES
goI IN a. o PEP. IL ssaity; or No Ia, "a qaat5
craNo PEG. ~ qusiifv.
Fer 8 3 No Pen. lfq 'yi r 10 sfen, - su'iy
f., 81 20, s. +r, ~, as ,v; oraNo3Pea. "a quality,
r. ~ So, -.vo Pen "a aua'flv
H., - 25a No6 Pa; N o. 80. b. Pens 80 20 ato d
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gnenrGnCe Companies.
7rBTTc FIRE INSURANCE COM

DFPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
~ PAM, 40. if Wlilst. Nrw-lors.
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITAL sfNl0
SURPLUS OVER G-oIcoo. ASSETS OVER 10000
ri, Company with sl0ln.ns - llore than Ha
Il .on OF Dollars safely invested, is prepared TO otter N
rg.ed fail tc. o insers ls4ius. Jose damage BY FKs
AID the Rsis %. lliiad Navigation and Ian. poftl.l9n
The attention cd the public s i eiei 10 tle io1-' -1'
t.les ot',lri g. tie assured ay .lis Company;
i IN HAVING cash csl is o.. Paid IN M sa'e.y nyesiea
. ln the accumulation OF oats forming anpis or oVe
Two nr M oasaud nos~s and constantly increasing md
ri able Jog tee losses oi tAe COM any.
- ln the re OF per cent the p-eft n scrip oeEins
. \ M tarst pva1!s annual. n cash 20 cistOiIe,s On
81 Participation Policies. -, u,
psftis inrnur wi'A the oSove 'omiy emo. Az we az,
,.. ...d lv rlig 100 and ssf.ly invested lh Iapi5
.. ., e.opomv Irl tecuay ol tIe llltua. s.. sem
NIrbity n, hsieyer ilcuuc. by t-s lfet. liberal 70
ln Id rfs.llla rl-cn % customers etieili.. loa-
''.r.'. '.'ion policies ROBERT ;. HONE, ics.dea.
q DcAtAN y. ClAil Secretary.
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Amueements.
WINTER GARDEN.


w LAST WEEK OF
Mr. and Birs. w. J. FLORENCE,
the most brilliant engagement ever performed a. th hooss
FIRST NIGHT OF NEW DRAMA.
On MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 20 will be presented ~
The first time In America Tom TayiOrs celebrated picture
English everyday lie achieving the most extra rfinsr
IN London having competeda run Of Two huIdIss
nights entitled
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN.
Know ell BY these presents that the bearer hereof Kon
er, Briefly duly tried and convicted at the Novorbd
Of the Central Criminal Court, held a, the Old BAILEY
in The yelr Lord 1862 Of the crime Of passing forget
beuk and sentenced 20 Imprisonment for the peIiot
years. And rerm0re, the said Robert Briefly hsv
Ing shown by he exemplary conduct while ncaceraed tia
he u subject for her Majesty citmency ordered TIC
BE- be released Ticket Of Leave subject to the following
resgous Tia, M be IN the power Of the authorities
revoke his license for with srho ring rotorsus
bad char ers OF convicted thieves Of having h poses'ios
burg arous Instruments having visible means Of sJppot
or being again convicted For either trch cases he VIII b
sent back public pee the uneHpired term
III. OF ginal sentence < o.,-,-
Secretary Home Department
JOsLlAA JLBb.
Ingpec' or General II Prisonera
HENRY TiBbEio,
Goycrlor Of CoA
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DrPnrxFsT o1 FisASoa, }
ilrosco5iona! Notices.

EUAKLES S. SPENCER, Attorney and
y C9sriel-a' Law Pra@r ini Advocate 30 Z. s. Courts
So. 80 ir.alfay Eca -lofs. Re. .tc,-ao ~ Loul.l
Terrace We. 80; fl.tasef ath ari 70. lysl
N'ERNOUS DEBILITY, acc. ID. HAM
Once ioars g-ai to TO- - 8. arI 7 10 9srca'ns.
NNHLIAM y. SANGER, Il. ID. (late Resi-
W l.tI.r. ..n U.r.kwrrs laaad.l Olce -. n GIN.
f0u f.t. now ..- -. clcc Aoas. ioia ~ -
b. O.. li.- u .. lo5 p. "a
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pci.iielrn.
Duiioinn Editorials.

ETARRLE and SLATE STONE MANTELS,
W. Roohng slate. Billiard Beds b.lS Boards, lieinx,
Marble aud Slate s.shs, &c Sc The trade supplied
IVES. CASrLETON SLATE co. 80 Broadway = I.
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Allfesfl Y NIVls =
No. % MsIDEE-LtEE, NLW-YORK.

NOCHRANE's GLASS INKSIAND MANI
NJFACTOpY 70. III vi 'lunst. y. }.-P.ieni Ar.
Tlnt Irk.sfds Patent Army Mhs4nds, Go lfsnfs new
yLcsno,aetsr iuks-nd. Tie loo7e i.fq - 1',y ~ In,
invented ios GAvicty and economy rof '''s " 80 '
t0ue.s.
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OTICE.-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
IN on THE NEW-YORk AND HARLEM RAILROAD

y
COMPANY.
t. Increasing business Of tho Company and anticipated
Connect wifh other ra rosf' render nj lc Nfh
TO extend The double rack from iis present terminus ai WI.
Hams Bridge 20 Chatham Four CO and con Pete
Toad from mat plsce through 10 Albany
For Ae purpose OF meeting to necessary orf.vs attending
s1o Iucors aud ocgy tie eXpeses il. delt 60 lie
extension Of the City RAJ ID. r ady author 1cd tie Board
OF Directors have resolved shat Is cTpec o. ncrae he
CAPITA stock to such amount not exceeding tie Limitation u
khe Chars may be cane toned 10y tho ute vote OF he
kOcsho4es and 20 issue tic increased stock )m TINE 20
tme may be niTcd Tor tEr pgposes 4 cian'rs such
double track and extensions lre procuring TIE Ieesssy al
eitional rolling stocl.
The amount Of tie Capt., Stock limited b. The Charter
rnd Auoadaory Acts, oii inc rlug boa the tornon ad
PrefcIed $50 H. is ti- Million, " Dollar ~ ltl Two
Billion One Hundred snd Ligtyu Thousand N.Le HuEl-
Ted and ti,y Dollars rcu -ius iliss atd.
The oId Of Directors propose that tic caI 81 ocl be In
Creased Is full amount.
meeting Il tie oers frth> purpose n setting
puch Of the board OF Directors, and OF clucaTHs
r. the increase Of The csl stock 90 tAc u amount apor
bed by The charter ard the several acs o. q Le
ranendltory therc1 wall We .ed she ocs az he tomrn
o. The Of 2tthst AID fh III L>lAf, tie
Or dsy = December a. C0cf n Chat day..
For he purpose Of ascera us the s.o lO,s WHO shtl
te entitled n.y. tie books Of transfer l
De closed rec scd by law SAL kDAf, De I'D day o.
kove1ubeg inst, tie csy of ,3 l aicagn az this notice
The hr3ks viii be op p il frDAf. to llsh day u
Cov-uib.r inst.pste3 Sew o-s. nov. o, 1905
Dy or. = Of the boGra 81 L.Iecfc.s.
{. FANDERBlLT, President.
ge--efq~v
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Sales bn Antiion.

A LBERT G. HAYWOOD. Auctoncer, will
~ cell at public auction THIS DAY. Monday Nov. 30,
1862 II ococs at the splendid private residence No ~ East
oths few doors west OF BIoadway. all the elegant ioue
hold Furniture consisting Of Dining Room Parlor and Bed
Funiture all FIRST class aud made order. Aso fro
ench plate Mante Mirrors and tc Rosewood Pi
ano Forte Those wanting furniture viii Lnd this OF
pouuny supply themselves. The stocA valued ii
l6Oc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-30

NOTlCE-The undersigned Commissioners
~ selected at meeting held e. The fIhAyenue Hotel on
The evening OF Oct u last for the purpose Il receiving sub
scrp 60 the capital stock of NATIONAL BANh, with
calelo sAOOJoCy hereby give notice that the books Of
sub opon 20 the capital stock uf said Bank viii be opened
on MONDAY the 2d day Of Ncvhbcr nst e the Office Of
tie United states Trust Company, 80. % Nallst in this
aud remn open drug the business h0uIs OF each day
until the LIT day OF December inclusive
Five per cen.u Of he OF each subscription vii be
required 20 be paid the time o subscribing and the balance
H. indictments may be called iof b. the DF-cios, IN &c
cor1aucc 81 Do The OF Con res which Icqucs O.. least 80
per TO Dee paid be- the Bank connenC b. es
AID IT, remainder in iacns Of ten per ceu;u every i'o
succeeding months thcreafcrNeyNo ok, Nov. . loJ.
Tfl liz COOPER
GtJN0E OPufhE,
FRIEDMAN CLARKE,
DAVID lows. fCommissioners
JtfIffl aI.WiNr
HENRY VI. q. MALL
BENJAMIN n. HUTTON,