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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-06
The Altoona Pa. Register tells Of fema

eighteen months in the army, without having
her sex discovered She took part in three
battles, and was wounded twice, first above the
eye and then in the arm, the latter wound
compelling her 80 disclose her sex.
It is asserted in quarters entitled to credit
, tnat the draft viii soon be made 70 Eli upall
regiments, now in the field and decinated Ey the
casualties Of War; to their proper Standard 1t
is not yet known how many it wilIreQuire, bat
probably uoar two hundred thousand. The
drafted nlen viii be seut al oce to the reg mcnts,
where they will be taught military tactics upon
the field, and not to camps Of instruction as
has been proposed.
Gen. E. s. Tyler received The other day from
the officers and men OF his brigade q very val
uajyIe present. It consisted Of o splendid gray
charger Of The famous "Gfray Eagle" stock,
will, 3 complete set of accroutments, and ole-
giant sword, belt, sash, aud sp1rs, all Of supe~
r;or workmanship
Rhode Island. Maine. and Iowa are the only
States which IS yet have signided TO the Gen
eral Land Office their acceptance Of the grant
Of land to The several States for the establish
n,ont ot Agricultural Colleges.
Baron N'or>Jiiner, formerly ot the Austrian
service, who was cal}tr1rad with General Slough
ton at Fairfax Court House, has been released.
4 N7icksburg paper announces the seizure Of
:, 500 bales Of cotton some forty mills from
Lake Providence by the Federal forces. Every
hall. was marIz1d 80 : !"
The Bermuda Royal Gazette, Of The 25th Of
March says: IT is said that the steamer Peter
hoff captured by Admiral Wilkes, i. S. n,
was from France laden with French Govern
gnont stores and was bound for Vera Cruz.
The I.ehjgIl, the last Of the nine Ericsson
steamers known as the Monitors is almost
completed. Tits expected tIlaG on Tuesday
She vii leave her wharf at Chester for
Philadelphia.
The Cambridge Nd, TnSelligencer says that
Dr. Thomas f. Hubbard Of the Neck dis
t:i:t. has sold bis farm called the Garden of
Eden to Mr.. D. Najiach, editor Of the Wash
;ngtou Star, for $l5, O00 including the crop Of
wheat seeded u1on the ground. The terms Of
tI1e sale are S., ,O00 cash, and the balance Iii
,,f7zaI inssol;lncnts Of one and two years, This
far;n is situated on The Choptank river, about,
si ( miles below Cambridge; and is the same
which Mr. Hubbard bought from Wn, 1.
uearn, six years ago for SIC: ISL It contains
22:} acres oi .atld.
S(,,; ,oof, {IensInaw. q citizen Of Newtown,
Fountain county. Indiana, finding the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-06
THE WAR on THE MISSISSIPPI,

il1lDeS i1lll1 ana lUt CLetI , DaFtti ga b1|it-
tione, It IS announced, have returned to Young $
Point; and while it is reported that tW~ OF The
gnnl,oats Of the Iazoo Pass expedition made
amor her attack on Fort peu15erton on the
9th Kit, it is also reported ti!at the movement
has been abandoned; and that the boats were
also returning to Ycune's point. At last I'D
vices some three hundred transports had AZ
rived there. Young Point is The name given
to that neck Of land forming the peninsula op~
nosite Vicks)urg and across which the famous
canal was cut.
The intelligence from the immediate VI
cinity Of Vicksburg is no less interesting. -
The work On the canal is said to have p>en
abandoned, the Confederate batteries COM
handing tvo-tbirds Of It's length, an. Eonder-
ing labor upon it impractical! le Ihe effect
Of q hombardment in reducing the Confederate
works is again to be tried. ten. Grant has
placed battery in position, and the shelIlne
commenced on Wednesday last. important
movements Of troops were IL progress a1 1886
accounts. It IS stated that the UonietlorateS,
fnticiDatir7g a movement in the rear q the
city. have withdrawn a large force from the
front. During stor1n on Monday nigh last,
the Confederate gunboat Ylckshnrg hro>9 from
her moorings and ijoatei down tie river aud
was captured by Admiral tarragt1t
II IS rePoESel 'Epn ol M l'1oJ 11,1 a,1tSc &c
and rh:t fI,e town j. nearly submerged. Tie
Federal troops have moved their encampmcnts
further up the river
T,,o y Y World:e Wasb;noton d};snatch
saws. s'Tf j. said that every person hereafter
o...,a4oa 1,r nv,>,,.s;ro };.,naI sanr;,nonts and
,rto rof,.a. - ta1.o t7o oo+b = o1loo;anco Is
- ~ saat 1n;+b;, ~, ona,,,v,s lines
G,bo o,,nrono Conrt f,r tbo Dis7r;ct If New
WI : 5o.:1.>1 1 - ~, 49, +l>r { 1oe,o,
+.11. o.~~ t;n,a1 ,e - ao1+c
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j I'1>H~A
----
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
WASHINGTON, April 4-Intel]igcnce 1ecelT-
Il o.dav represents al perfectly quiet yestcr~
day il front Of The Federal lines.
\ Confederate scouting party Of twelve men
were captured lew days ago at CatI7tt's Sta-
ton.
Hon2pton and Fitzhugh Lee are said by
doe,r,cr to be at Culpeper, with an esT1nated
torce Of 800 Lee is to picket The bull l<un
mountains
There are 10 Confederate forces between
This crd the Rarpah0nnock, except those OF
NIoebv and CAPTAIN Jones, alias Earr. Mos
}v was got wounded, as the papers reported
He lost seven men in the recent affair at
n!anesviIie.
FIEApQr- 4RGERs AB2y OF THE PoT0MAc,
Aplii 4.-Nne OF the most severe wind storms
ever known here Is raging TO- ii ght, accompa-
n;e3 with >uow.
aMij5-Iha snow storm Of last night was
very severe, and has made the roads III terri
be condition,
Gen Scheuck was in consultation for some
hours with The Secretary of War last week.
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>. .a s f,o1,, Va1r VOL
'''so' W. 40r1
>u1''"l!'''o, pe' '7aAo.''S'' = 'oA''' - ->S''A''
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sL''' anu 'iI' 10''o'l>'0 A''>''o, ''c''' >
who 20 out 70 represent the post office depart
Ile''' a. '"e l,o1'.'' ~ >'''Ao:' =
I" " h''' III ",la' i'a'!C0: '"'1"' '"o '"o'' =
u ~''1>, sue o'9''' - ''|A' >>'l'A-'
establish unltoTn1 rate OF postage on letters
1l"i'' a'1d - tl'c Ih''eU 1'1tS>'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Referees sale.

Pierce county, Circrit Court. State of Wis
cons;a. L. ID. Newell. plaintiff. against
Hilton Doe. Louisa A. Doe, and ". II
York. defendants.
DY virtue and in pursuance of n it'd -ment
ID and decree of foreclosure and sale rem
deged in said court in the above entitled ac-
ion. dated the 9th day of May, 1863. | shall
cxrcsc for sale and sell TO the highest bidder.
at the trent door of the City Bank Of Pres
colt in the city of Prescott, i'm said county
and State. on the 10Th day of September,
1868. at = o'clock in the afternoon of SAID day,
The following described mortgaged premises.
or SO much thereof as shall be necessary to
satisfy the amount of said judgment and costs,
and expenses of sale, to-wit a certain piece
of land adjoining Does Cd addition 10 the
village (now city) of Prescott. bounded on
the north by Hilton street. on the south by
St. Croix street. on the east by Chapel street.
and on the west by Inc parallel with and
On the line of Lake street; said streets heing
in said 2d addition. containing two acres,
more or les : also lots three md four in block
one. in Does Cd addition 10 the village (nov
city, of Prescott, all in Pierce county, and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated at Prescott, June 10. 1858.
J. @. BUTTON, Peferec.
YouSG d FITou. Pits Att'ys. G-m5
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Som.u;stgator.;s sale.

Pierce County Coart. in P,ohate. In lie
matter Of the estate OF Philander Prescott,
,ect.sei.
ATOTIHE is. hereby givcn that by vi:tne
4 and in pursuance Of all order If license
made ia SAID matter oil Tie nineteenth day Of
October. 1853. by tiie county court of said
coru;y. Ike undersigned, administrators Of the
said estate viii. on th'lin'h dav of Novcm-
Der next. &. one o'clock in the afternoon. AT
the font door of the Bank. IN The city oil
Prescott IL the couniy of Pierce. offer for SALE
at public veudue the following described
lands. :o-wit:
Lri IL in block n. original plat of the vii.
lagc {n"w city, of Prescott
Let's and 10 in block -, CoPp ;!ax-
son s addition.
Lot in blocl; il in Corp Z Maxson's ad-
dition.
Lot in block . in Corp d Maxson's addi-
tion.
The terms of sale will be made known al
the time ami place of sale.
a5-3 /. T. PREscoTr. Administrator.
Dated October 10. 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Te.er.l Cheers.
Notice TO Vacate.

State of Wisconsin. Pierce county. Ia the
matter Of the application Of Franklin Oils
10 vacste certain portions Of the village o
Franklin.
NOTICE i hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed. Franklin Otis. will apply 10 the
County Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.
at their session. 20 be convened 10th day OF
November. 1863, for an order vacating the
following described PORTIONS of the village of
Franklin. in said county and State tO-wii:
Lots 3. 4, ) and 6 in block one.
Let's ? and in lock two.
West hall Of lot 3. and all of lots 4. 5. g..
10. II and IL IN blOck three.
Lots 3. 4. , and s in block four.
Lots 2. 2, 3 and block FIVE.
Lnts and 2 IN block 6.
AIlsf Main Street. all Of high Street, and
al OF Vine Street. and all Of sbe alleys run
nsag between the aforementioned lots.
FRANKLIN OTIS.
TiIsblle, Jolly II. 1888. is-v9
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
SIN G. e r G. co IS
letter "a"
Family Sewing Machine.
WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS.

WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS
Is the best and cheapest and most beautiful Of
all Sowing Machines. This Machine viii sew
anything, from the running of a tuck IN Tarl-
eiaa to the making of an Ovcreoat-anvtbi=
from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down 70 the softe.s,
Gauze or Gossamer Tissue. and is ever ready
to do its work TO perfection. 1t can fill. hem.
bind gather. tnck. quilt, and has capacity for
great variety Of ornamental work This Is
not the only machine that can fell, hem, bind
and so forth. out it will do 50 better than apr
other Machine. The Letter a" Family
Sewing Machine may be had in great raric
ty of cabinet cases. The Folding Case. which
is now becoming SO popular, is. as its name
implies, one that can be folded into box or
case, which. when opened, make beauf { i,
substantial, and spacious table for the wo:k 10
rest upon. The cases are of every imaginable
design-plain as the wood grew in lis native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them
Milwaukee Office No. II. Newhall House.
Send for a copy of "Singer i Co.'S Ga
zette.' i. NJ. SINGER & CO.
hos Broadway, n. Y.
Tie branch Offices are well supplied with
silk. twist thread, needles, oil, etc. of the hest
quality. l0f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
SsgrlEiDH2

State CT Wisconsin. Pierce County Circuit
Court.
wilson Van Dy he. Pl'H,l
against po,.a,,,. eto-.,,.
Harvey L. Walter. John z.
Freeman ard !. c. Hyatt
DcG's.
The State uf Wisconsin to the above named
Harvey Walter. J. /. Freeman and j. c. Ey
att, defendants:
ETOU and each Of Won are hereby summon
I ell and required 10 answer the complaint
III tie plaintiff IN t,iiS action. 2 copy Of whrh
is herewith served upon YOU, aud serve Il copy
Of yuur answer uron the subscribers al tie
a.Ece Of Parker Adams. ESQ, in Ike city of
Prescott. Fierce county. Wisconsin. within
twenty DAYS sfter tie service lercGf upon yOu,
excl sive Of the ay If such seIyica ard il
YOU fail 10 answer TIE complaint w,lh;n The
time a:or, slid tie plaintiff in this action viii
take judgement Against you for lie s;.:I Of
two h, inlr.d dollars with interest thereon
from the 10th day of July. 1851. at the late
OF - per ce't. per annum, besides the costs
Of this sui.
,jvpsoy & YAy.LycK. PIES Att'ys.
Dated August %, 1853
The complaint in this action has been fled
with the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of Pierce
County. Wis.
$50 JUDsoN & Wax SLYcK, Plh's Att'ys.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Pierce Go. Circuit Court.

Joel Foster against p. +. Brown.
To p. i. Rrown. the above named defendant
TfNAKE notice that n motion will be made at
u the next term Of The Circuit Court, To he
holden at the County Seat of Pierce county
on the fourth Monday of November next at
the opening of court or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, for leave 10 Issue an ex-
ecuiion in the above entitled cause. funded
on the records thereon. and the affidavit Of
Joel Foster. showing that said Judgment re-
mains unsatisfed and due with costs.
25-4 WHITE II JAY, Pl'fs Aft'ya
Dated October, 1862.
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nnrr bounty Of 500, as heretofore pub

nary bounty of 500, as heretofore pub
lished.
Besides the 35tb regiment and the ar.
tiIlerv companies now in process OF or
oonization, no new organizations viii be
forme,l, bnt recruiting will be confined
to Old regiments.
By furnishing the number of men re
onircd from any town or ward, by voIun-
teerinc before The 5ts day Of January.
such town or ward will he exempt from
the draft mentioned in the proclamation
Of the President, and which is to be
made 10 I'll the deficiency then cxiting
in anv State. 1t is also probable that
any deficiency arising on Tie present
draft. or existing on any previous call, in
any Of the States, will be- made up by
The draft on the 5ih Of January reyt.
EnliLmcnts for old regiments may be
made through the Assistant Provost Mar
slals. and ilifoueh recruiting officers de-
tailed sar that purpose rom the field
The whole subject Of TIE draft, recruit
ING and cnlisiIneEts arc under the con-
tr j of the Provost Marshal General and
bis Assi>taEts.
As the ;eople Of Wisconsin have
evinced their patriotism heretofore upon
every occasion where tie Nation has
made call for men in the present great
national struggle / trus: that they vii
not fail 10 GIL .heir quota Of volunteers
under this call, by the appointed day
Tic rebellion has received many severe
blow during the past two years; IL has
been crippled and narrowed down; Gil
is hopcs of all from without have fail
ell: the las. able bodied white man in its
mower has been driven into its ranks; IL
car make bat one last des' crate effort
with IFS armies now in the field I'm
der these circumstances. shall our Ma
tionai Govcrnment,--shal oar brave
men in The fsld,-call in vain for rein
foic,merts 10y volunteering | trust
not We cannot and must not stop
half way, but must sustain onr brave
brothers in the field, ard struggle on IN
Ill this rebellion is suppressed. If this
new call for volunteers. intended to III
the ranks &c the decimatcd old Veteran
Regiments IS answered promptly, It will
give more real strength to our army than
any previous call has ever done, because
the strength and valuc Of the new levy
will not be crippled and wasted by mex
perienccd officers, but will be made t"
tell its fn'l weight and power under ey'
perirnccd leaders.
In testimony whereof / have hcrcunto
set my hand and caused tho
r, g +, Great Seal of the State to lie nf
| "' a" J fixed this twenty fourth DAY oi
! October, 1863.
EDWARD SALOMOE.
/ Bv tho Governor:
! EDWARD lLsLEY. Asst Sec'y Of State.
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G99NsySsglas n ly1sP 1s9s2aa
ekR RE G21REO2

DIR HERBERT. OF the Society Of Friends
and me'1ber of our firm. IS dcyoiing his tire
principally to the cue 0ftliis most distressing
complaint, and is meeting with unpa. alleieI
Success
Ee is aided b. his experience in his foreign
travels ON purely benevolent mission. here
he became acquainted with an indigenous
plant, used exclusively in The cure Of Consrm
ption by the Natives of the forest. I'll. secret
of bis recipe rests solely in his bosom and
woi IL not be impaired to another for any con-
sideration. For fall particulars send for
circular. which will be mailed for three cents
or stamp. Address The firm of j. Il. d Co.
Post Office Box 436.
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LOST.

In this city Sept. IL. a certificate of the
following described land: The NV or of the
NV qT, Sec. l6, Town 90.
it at the Journal Office, viii receive one dollar
reward. u. TAsKARD
Prescott, Sept. 10, 1868,
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Resolution.

R.solped, By the Common Council of tn
city of Prescott, that the City Treasurer b
instructed to cancel the judgment in favor o
Doct. Nichols with any tax certificates on
hand also. is authorized to exchange tax GER
tificates Tor city orders at par
&. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the above reso-
luton was assed by the Common Council of
the city of Prescott August 10Th. 1863.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

PRESCOTT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY ~
REARDGLEY G. L YF o Z u
Dealers in
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
sE THE LEvEE.
PEEsoorT JoURxsL OFFicE.
Oct 81, 1863.
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PRESCOTT JOURNAL
corar4ERCIAL MATTERS

CURRENT WISCONSIN BAN
f...l;.,u. Iowa County Bank.
Bank sf HiisaLkre. Juneau Bshk'
Bank 81 RiFon. kscs SoeH.E
r., IS 2arirc Second Ward Bank.
Cs,,,r.l FsI,t &c Wis State Blk. of Wis.
81 r,,-,,tv Rank Si.,e Bank.
Fsr,,e~s q ,f;ij.rs B'kWis Marine Fire In.
Bank Of Jefferson. TO EanS.
r. .fw-evau,-c0a. lakewood Bank.
I;roa-, Raw bank. Racine Co. Bank.
c. FxrI,a,ge Rank. Sank CITY Bank,
CITY Bank Of Prescott. Shawansw BANK.
Bank of Fox Lake. Bank OF ! Gu 1hicn.
columbia Co. Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Rank. Kenosha County Bank.
Gar,ran Rank Wisconsin Bank.
BANK OF the Interior Front!cT BANK.
R,.t Of Nou,Ce JeTersoa Go. Rank.
R.,I- g N,,,.,-s I.uniermnn's Bank.
Bank olihe \ West. Oshkosh Com. bahK'
Plnk of y, lott. TTai't thS DdiiN'
Sank Of Sheboygan. R"cA river Dams ~.
Ea.t az Wa,ariown. St. Croix Valley Bank.
ka,L, ~ Whitewater, Summit EsIk.
Cor, Planters Pank. Sun Prairie Bank.
E,,,j- ,f Wisro,,s;-. Walvo.th Go: Rlnk
TX L : Darling 4 Cow aUEcS!i' Ooth.y !: =:
TlkhO.n BANK. Farmers : MCSi'''''i'S
Z HinkIey 1 Bank.
Cos Bank Bauk ~ s''.,,. "a'
In Crosse Co Bank CiiV rams 81 I,''''s''''
Bank Of Columbus N0rihern Faux
Bank Of Maui:owac Wis fIncry baHK
Fs-,,.,r's ~ Beaver Civ o: Perrin, Oneida
Dam Bank
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Houn4x. of piarcp

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Pierce.
OFFICE CLERK or BOARD SUPERVISORS.
Ellsworth. June -, 1863.
FgIHE following pieces OF land were sold by
I the County Treasurer on the 9Th day Of
September. 1853 on the 10th day of april.
1860. and on the 4th day of September, 1860.
as indicated in the list for the taxes. interest
aud charges OF The years 1888 and 1859; there.
fore. notice is hereby given that unless said
lands are redeemed from said sales on or be-
fore tn. Goth day of March, 1864. they will
be conveyed to the respective purchasers, ae-
cording to law.
The amount OF taxes. interest and charges
calculated up TO the last day Of redemption is
set opposite TO each piece respectively.
OSBORN STRAHL,
Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors.
SALE OF SEPTEMBER 6TH, 1859.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Probate Notice.

matter of the estate of Alvah White, de-
ceased.
ON reading and fling the petition Of r..
~ X. White, administrator of the estate of
said deceased, praying for an extension of
time in said matter, il is ordered that said Pc
ttion be heard before The Judge OF this court
on Monday, the 18th day Of September next,
at one o'clock P. NJ. at his Office ia the city of
Prescott. And it is further ordered that no
lice thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order FOR three
weeks successfully prior to said day of hear.
ing, in the Prescott Journal, weekly news
paper printed at Prescott. ia said county.
WILLIAM HowEs. County Judge
Dated August %, 1863. lS-w3
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State Of Wisconsin. Pierce County Circuit
Court.
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o, WE'RE NOT TIRED OF FIGHTING YET,

8 BY CHARLES G. LELAND.
0 we're not tired of fighting yet
We're not the boys to frighten yet
hile drums are drum ming we Ii be coming,
With the ball and bayonet
For we can hit while they can pound,
And so let's have another round
Seeesh is bound to lick the ground.
And well be in their pantry yet
we're not tired of tramping yet
OF soldier life camping yet;
And rough or level, man or devil s.
We are game for stamping yet.
Wen live through weather wet and dry
Through hail and fire without a cry,
We wouldn' freeze and couldn't fry
And hav IN t got through our ramping yet
We hav'n't broke up the party yet
We're rough, and tough. and hearty vet;
Who talks of going pays what's owing
And there s bill will smart ye yet , -s-
SO bang the doors, and lock EN- tight,
Secesh. you We got to make it right,
Wen have little dance tonight;
You can't begin to travel yet
0 we're not tired of fighting yet,
Nor ripe for disuniting yet
Before they do it, or get 'th rough it,
There'll be some savage biting yet
Then rip hurrah for Uncle SAM
And down with all Secesh and sham,
From DAVIS to NALLANDFGHAa. s- 7asl-G
They all shall rue their treason yet,