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, 1863-03-18

a meeting Of tue Monticello Union Associ-
alton was held on the 10th inst, George Flu
berger in the Chair, and B. Blackstone, sccre-
tary. After addresses by several gentlemen,
some excellent resolutions we're passed. They
pledge the Union Association to support no
man for Office who is not for the Union at ali
hazards, and maintaining tho Administration
in its measures to put down the rebellion );
that the Government should deal with the
traitors at the North the same as with those
at the South; and that the proposals for an
armistice spring from reasonable designs.
, 1863-03-18

though 1t Is quite severe. The wound in
MITCHELL head is also quito severe.
The excitement, at present writing, las
nearly subsided. No one WIS hurt on our
side. Union
, 1863-03-18

E3~ John Stuart Mill sent u letter to the
Committee on tho celebration of Washing
toms birthday, in London, which closes thus:
My hopes for the future welfare and great
mesa Of the American Republic, we're neyer so
nen Is IN this, to superficial appearance, the
darkest hour In its history.''
, 1863-03-18

- oo1 oest gunboats are iron-cIads and
'.oI "o.st ti'a'ots arc the corpcrhcads. The for
.,ss nst s, a.e ao'ng good work at the South, and
tue latter arc doing rcry mean WI - M +ha
North. "9'tA A' 's'c
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81 There arc two classes Of very mean
people at the North, the Coppcrhead, WIN
hiss at everything that Is aoac, and the soro,
heads EIo Gru:.tat c,e.j; thing that t:a't don.
, 1863-03-18

NEDlTATIOES, ON DEATH AND ETERNITY.
Translated from the German: By FREDERICK
ROWAN. Boston: Tickner Fields.
THIS book, which has been pretty generally
attributed to Tschokke, the well known Ger
man Reforner, possesses At this moment, in
dcpendcntly Of its own intrinsic yalue, sort
Of special interest, from the fact that It was,
for long time before his death, the bosom
companion Of Prince Albert, the late consort
of her Majesty Queen Victoria. The "afedi-
tations'' were, at her Majesty's command,
translated by the Lady whose name is attached
to the volume, and p.iyatct1y circulated
amongst tho Immediate connections Of the
Royal Family The preface informs Us that
"tley we're selected By one, {thc Queen her
ae1f,) to whom in deep and overwhelming sor-
row, they have proved source of comfort and
consolation"
Iicknor d Fields, Of Boston, hare reprinted
them in beautiful forln-aftcr the manner Of
Pickering's celebrated Aldino Press books
believing that they will be universally accep-
table to al suffering and bercayed persons.
We very cordially commend the book, not on
this account only, but for its high spccu!ations
upon Ill the great questions which affect the
concerns and final destiny of the human
race.
TWO FRIENDS; Dy the Author of "TuE Pa
THENCE OF HorE" and Is 4 PRESENT UHAyES''
Boston: Ticknor d Fields.
This is truly beautiful book and is sort
Of new "Edeayor after the Christian Life,
Il it be not more properly, cclebration Of
Tat life IN the present actual world. It is full
Of profound spiritual truths, and holy in1lu-
ences, and Is written in the highest style Of
which the language is capable. It'll a genuine
book, and no patchn1an's work; and the au-
thor has enough genius to make dozen
more famous. Every sentence rolls to tho
inner melody Of the thought; and no one can
read 1t without being purified and cnnob1cd.
BRYANT !; ;h;sC,.te + &s1nATToN's NEW BOOZE OF TILE
NATIONS. FOR 15I3 BY ELIHu BUHu1TT
Ne" York: Bryant, Station & Co,
"The Learned Blacksmith" has given us In
this little book valuable contribution TO sta
tistical science. 1tisa tabular statement of the
annual revenue and expenditure Of the differ
cnt nations-thc cost Of their war establish
ments-and force Of their armies and nayies-
their exports aud mports-banking capital
and operations-shipp1ug, railways, man.
ufactorics, and agricultural productions.
Also, their educational institutions, church
accommodation, increase and expenditure OF
religious and benevolent associations, and a
vast amount Of other important information,
which cau be gathered up at a glance.
, 1863-03-18

w The Yankees are enjoying excellent
kltigllng in Boston Just now, and expect
Ao1e Of i.
, 1863-03-18

cue sHss 5ss f. sns s
:esi ar,1as ssys ade
sn!s snk Ru5cho;s sEei;
81 o4 Il oaa aFe S
Concert ne abess and best crcr given in the West
a.e of good manufacture aad warlaate,i genniae Tha
eesf oe Iii 1n6 e. e stRs
nioe aha e. make 1rALoSE seourtnsatoa ror the
!iekStsfos :s!e i wssse H1!.ea.s Office No 1:Is.
ler Jeweier I Like street cornes Of c1sfk tiii.tr
I1sus c. FaaeE Goods sed s;atlnesy Nasc7oos.
= :S9S: s!fss
~ II, ~ S1 P;sss of ii
Il T. saa's s a,ss aSss
Eexn* e :sS Ss
Lake s1Eret one Of then-shei- Prize sIachtne- the
VII s? ss d
the Hoasetod Of the TJroen Of Japan the bnchc. IT
fae .ns S s E Il s. IS
sss asI. stsecEi M e11 Ans ~ 9thsr ae
otie. Prizes at Cudsotth LoItnss lis Randolph
Drawers Of Glns in the country can have them t,r.
i, FafdS s 9 Se9isS WI their address to WeFbe Hilton,
The principal GINS will he on exhibition At Bryan H,11
on Ihe eyeHinE Of the Concert,
papbc aa nns = s. 5s;'1 ne b
Concert: -~' 'A9
LIST OF PRIZES.
ronnd CORNERS; tnTec rows Il moulding On
Sesi IsEsnIt,ae ,ees ee510e laa name
FL 10ctase Toeexood Piano. large round ''''''
81 magnificent Wheeler wilson Sewing s"oa
aasts est a1s f1shy yn sss1 sa~sNsos s 5
+iSS:I 81 %ass;ssS %li:sn; sfSils Mlciae: 1000
81 sNfssiisix wilson Sewing Machine. n'0'
81 R|snesa Ssss.e1 - senss sa:s @ s@
Ga Gqf,sf Ws;cS r5net ss Ssss5s lns e.,
Ladies cid WsseSe.. eacs = 10. :......: ss@ @
~ Ex:sa si'a @F,;sfS W2iss Deg @ is
Ill silyS. Plated Ladies' Dressing case. TnE. s
Isl Eote~ool ladies' Jewel ard D;c::ia: -"
81 U5onT Pansicd fhorasrsph Album. .iyofv; boo
III ohlorg Neaal,on Clasp Album. io0 pic. ''''
Isl 6blSsE Taskey; Morocco Aioun,. q plc i''
1s-1 sa.t" Paneei xibam, ivoi; ornament 'ooo
al1 e; 4Irar sStsa ea.sns 50 picture 1000
Il, Turkey Noioeco Album; ID pictafcs.::.. @ Sc
s eomsiea % %oSf: Turkey s 80
i sestt:s csmpeie woik;. Turkey Mofoc ~
u, ysna. eemrieie Works. turkey ssioe: 10
GO AntiqEe. ....---.:.---...-.........-... 80
S.-lGeniH Stlycf atch bunting case. 2'.Ol
= !SAfcF1!asetIoGec Cfn.. mo
ice FlIcher.- 100
-! f]Eii 5ay Iar51e Casc CIock 1901
al-1 Gch nnsc Silver tiatett Cake CssEet... 1900
81 Silver Plated sngar Basket t-+............. :01
a.. =. SAstnE tnE.:.......-.-.......... 7,SJ
3t-l Card observation-disclosures. M
A2a. Salt Sellers. good lined. each
e2@. ...:....--.................-.. 500
O.! SHFcf EIateu tie hntte. $50
u s1iGn eniids ''fs4fS khiio F;;l aizd 8"
~ ,sESrn rs, + &, SIS IS 80
s-11; :. :. Tea hniEc1 each Sf.e5....... 15GG
2SG4 . =, sapEin !angs. each 5Qc...... 100
s+at Sets Silver Plated Table spoons, eacn
1o;-A sets Silver riate fea Spoons. each ilH san @
lss-2l Se!s Silver Plated Table Forks, each
,re .-........-........., $50
SiiEef r!ated Fat hnsc*. each II i13
i|!1 siscf Hiatea 5nEAr Sroons each 4t5o.. !3D0
lit Silver Plated knlEes, Forks and Spoons.
tsU-sS SiSef fateG sIOnteta. each %4n0...... 43m
EG-I: St!seI t!aitd Cnpa each 81. 3iOO
9l-n Sets Gold Fin and Ear Enoht each $500 I'll; n
2M-2t Gold PeEs, extension case each e 20o. Ia01
I'll? Gold Commercial Pens each s! 50... ;Dnl
Gk-2s Assorted Gold Lockets eaCh $S.5l....., Bi00
80
+r-n iE-S1.
, 1863-03-18

NOIICE.-All persons are forbid
L den to hAthor or trust my wife. MART WILL
LEAsts on my account as she ias left my bed and
board Withuut my Just cause OF proTocatfon and
shall pug no debt, Of her contracting. -
CHARLES WILLIAMS.
Chicago, March 10th, 1868, mhli:b!ll.1W
, 1863-03-18

PRYAN HALL.-By universal
ID desire.
FATHER KEMP's OLD FOLKS
WILL APrEAa OF
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings,
March 10th, 18th and 18th,
wh!sh VII positively be the last assisted BY EMMA J..
III tie youaE aE4 ARme'esn R9aHs fs.' fe"o4. anu
Jo1pnie sehno9er each evenlng. Quartestes. Solos,
9ence q ~ parts u the Hl S cents. To coEi
GRAND, ,s,affSEE on Wednesday afternoon 1t
a11ei[ On !! s{ S1anT aaIeb i'h tsS Sd Fos
REAT SUCCESS.
GOODWIN & WILDER'S
P0LY0RAMA OF THE WAR.
METROPOLITAN HALL.
Every Night and Wednesday and Sat-
urday Afternoons.
N ew Attractions.
The ersat porama Of the memorable b...1e between
added to The PoIyoraia eseh evening aesnoon o'
WAR n THE WEST,
WAR II TIE SOUTH,
-.-.. . WAR IN TIE EAST,
WAR On TIE MISSISSIPPI.
WAR on TIE PENINSULA,
BoMBARDsES1s,
FoET1f1cAT1oSs, RIVERS. CITIES.
Admission rs 11St: Gt: xS Shilaren Is Cts.
M cV1CKER's THEATRE.
~ Madison street, between State aaa Dearborn.
Doors open st O'clock: performances commences IL
WRnSESpAT EEp " March 1sth " eeEqlas
Sheridan KNOWLES iGse11 i: Drss Il In 'as'
Brian Boroihme, The last Of the Irish Kings
Or. TIE battle or CLozrAIF.
o'Donohue. Lord Of the Lakes, .Mr. Meade
1sih Old Isssaa: 3ctorg ek oT
sd tit:s
sas enes ,rosEh fal4.s Esss S0Doas
hue Condemned @ 10 Death; The Eescne: Fo!magnua::
G!on.a1; The Danish Fleet in Fis,nes: triumph oi
IRISH MISS JENNIE uI6Hr.
To conclude with the Comedy OF
Don CAESAR DE BAzAS.
Don Caesar Dc Eazan.. Meade
g Thursday. TEE CoEs1cA4 BROTHERS,
4 ELLINGTON, LEON s. DON
IA MIXERS MINSTRELs,
OPERA HOUSE,
Randolph tt.. between afat1esoa Sherman HorseS.
Mns1AT EyESfSg. March 18Th and every evening
sae Fiji BIZ cors ;a sss
II: Hsn Conssrtion, Petsr Pines P:lms Donna from,
derkemp.s tIl Folks: ara By PARTICULAR request TIE
Fs:ansle lallet Ironpe. s.. Ac noots open 1t 1:
cents; no half price. A Aattcee on Saturday March
2:sE oooEs Gpan It ~; CONCERT commences At ~ !
1atl5~bl9+1W Il. S. D1SGESs. Agent.
CHADWICK & RANKIN'S
DANCING ASSOCIATION
VIII have Wind Up Ball FRIDAY EVENING, March
.Mta: at Iinds Hiock. Tickets. Fl o. To be hal at
Chadwicks Exchange. :6l t:anGopt-st. mhl7bsl+4 it
, 1863-03-18

NOT1CE.-The Annual Meeting
~ Of :he Stockholders Of the Chtcago Flremen'.
Insurance Company will be held ut the olce Of said
Company On TCEspAI: the 7th day, OF April next,
lor the election OF MAE Directors for the ensuing yesr
BIZ order Of the Directors.
mhl7 ba01,1w C. n HULDES SECRETARY
, 1863-03-18

A TTENT1ON.-The undersigned
"a begs leave 10 Inform all ft1ends Of nura glass
Of wine, that they have opened III connection u IN
thc1r wholesale department.
NEW AND SPLESDIDLY FIXED SAMPLE ROOM,
OF their business place,
, 1863-03-18
GILBERT S SAMPSON,
~ Evnpt,J


chattel Mortgage Sale of fhr
ENTIRE FURNITURE OF THE ORIENT HOUSE,.
AT ACcT1nx
We will teH {comn encing on WEDNESDAY. Marra
Eth. at9t O'clock. and Continuing unt1l all Is soi
nc entire Furniture OF said house This SAFE en-
ho:d Goods. een;is.cs Of parlor sets easy aud roc
= ct1!fs na.he-sor tables and sofas. mahnG my,
Sns ms.Sie M tors ;pesdd velvet. brussels
tFa.:es bed snrnEs hair holsters s7d atccs Pillows
fS ana hednE: also n; tae Dining and Kitchen Fuvnt
used IN nrat class house. A ls:Ee PORTION Of He
abcFc goods have bsen In TIC house but short time
aaf arc IN EooI eoodltso1 " sale positive without
reserve. GILBERT l. SAMPSON.
HhS3ssl-1d Aucttpnecfs
Fu5crs will please taEc nnt!ce that each astc:e II
esh room will he sold separately, nud altcget1L:
Ttym5 Cash Sale without reserve
GILBERT i SASgPS0y.
= mill I1s!1-.E Auctt0nctys
, 1863-03-18

&W
hereby certify Tint the prices annexed to the shove
articles from my are niy regular retall
PRICES. and that the ancs nr.t cIss n.trumeats
fuuy warrant ted hy the makers and my!elf
". W kI3IBALL.
We hereby certify that the above prices annexed to
The ahoye list Of Gifts from estas hrcut are our
regular retail prices. 4. H. MfLLEH
G1LLETT. TITUS Z co,
the conclusion tho CHS will be drawn In the pres
audience to auperintentl the drawing
o'clock ~
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR
, 1863-03-18

n A r D.-To the Journey1nen
~ Painters Of Chicago and Cincinnati
In calling your attention to the demand Of the jour
"Jours' from coming here for employment.
Is there is no room for New Hands,
Il onr brota Painters In other ctles Will aid rs by
dEconraGing oil applications for work in ST. Louis va
tlat + accomplished ana there shah DO chance io5
Fanters to OBTAIN york ho5e We will notify you
nah1tbeS2t j. FRANK CHASE, Secretsty
, 1863-03-18
20 LASALLE STREET,

opposite. the Court Houss. where they viii sell I'll
E!nds Of tthelr own importatioh> wines. especially
Rhine. French. Hungarian aud Port Wlnes. sherTy,
Haderta and Chanpa!gae II fall nnd bali bottles:
{t1B A19Q1u 76 IaAaI1e IT nnn fha Courf Hnnea
, 1863-03-18

4 UCTION SALEofDRYGOODs
-. - AND CLnTHNG;-B ;. Nlckc-<en :.os Lake
Etreef. corner Of rankin. On Nnndsy March 18th,
Wednesday, March 18th. Friday. March 18th, At s.;
O'Clock \. NJ. VII he s'd Cloths. CassEeres. SAT-.
nett% general assortment nf Drv Cool, aud i'Int}
f7-- Yahke. Sott.as, Furnishing Goods and Jewerv
At lriyate sale. Uu tluths nntt Carpelag
Mei3-bt9fw :. S1CKETStIN tuetiaprer
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
Hogs and t3se Owners that Be-
long 40 aiae Hogs

BE It known to ri We people that
sprng approached, likewise We hogs.
Now be il known further that eur fences
are in good repair, tight and tiir-hko-
wise our gates. Be it known farther that
| 1T the recent town meeting 'hog law
was passed unanimously. Owing TO the
fact that nobody owns hog, consequent
ly ii become,h extremely difficult to enter
a complaint; therefore we propose to
deal with I'll hogs found on our premises
latter our own heart" The hogs in this
section are Of = pscaiar species. TIl2y
are so formed that tbsy eau insert their
noses between pickcls aud root up the
fourth row Of potatoes w. p. ease. They
will Jump q six rail fence and climb 81
load Of produce in the sueet, with no in
con, enicpce-to any one bat tie owner
thereof. They can turn their postorjors
to any picket fencc, and by simple turn,
of the tail. turn themselves wrong SIDE
out. and. once an the other side of the
fence. pursue their natural yocation of
''root hog or de"
Now, be it known that we are the
possessor of SIX shooter that viii send
an ounce slug through the largest hog
in town. eud ways; therefore we call the
attention of all owners of porkincs, ca
i mines, quinine>, frlines, bovines, chick
! ines, and working swines, that If any are
f., found on our premises. they will return
to dust rather pfematnroiy, and their
sacred remains, If we chance 10 take the
pains 10 inter them we viii designate
with hcad-boari each, beginning with
! No. uatiI it rcaches 1901 or there
aboutS, bearing the owners name, sex,
condition. persuasion, 6Ec. dc.
We don propose to be imposed M
on by qaa.'rupedaI hogs the present
summer. They can beat old Sampson
carrying 1T gpfe, as our neighb"r can
testify. Alter May Isl, we begin to
shoot
Thus disconrsath eye Local. Of the
y God Co. Reporter, aud the discour> e
! is applicable 70 this locality. There IS
one long legged, lean vissgsd hog Of the
! EtIcsr species, VuOSs att|HttVnS Hho 'io'
/ It's 20 the home premises of tbs writer
hereof have become obnoxious. His per-
severance in tempting TO cultivate our
| garden is worthy of a better cause, for
his taste aud notion CT things differs so
materially from our own, that We must
dispense with him, and VIC hereby notify
said hog aud the owner who belongs to
him, that unless he shall absquatulate
and withdraw from our promises he is
in danger Of passing from the probation
airy state of hog, to the fixed future OF
pork. Also that unless various and nu-
merous Lens cease their impairment
curiosity as to what seeds are sown in
the garden of the writer hereof, they
will be converted into chicken pie, for
the use Of the Editor of the ''Fam. Pap"
and his virtuous family.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
sy Ina late number of the La eros

Sc Democrat, Mr.. Poraeroy says
We believe the Institution 81 slavery
to be q moral curse to tho white man. II
blessing to the black man, 4 prs fit to the
country, an evil less Objectionable in tue
existence than in the abolition thereof.
We believe this war is foolish one
the result of foolish quarrel and mad
bling with that which was 'alone of our
business"
We believe it would be a pleasure TO
The administration 10 abolish al the rights
ofspeech and suffrage ever enjeyei by
the American reopie--to abolish slave
ry even at the cost OF The Union--to
barter this constitution off fer one OF its
own--to do away with Ill future elect
ions by making a Dictator.
We cooliy believe that ia tie oxigen
cies of thsse titnasa, paper which asse. ts
that the President wishes to aboIish the
rights of speech and suffrage and "do
away with alI future elections bv making
a Dictator" should be suppressed. Ot
course Mr. Pomcroy believes no such
thing His reckless statements are the
offspring Of natural falsity and round-
ed pride.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
Eg" The Hudson s ar is emphatic

e." The Hudson s ar is emphatic
in its loyalty. The following extract is
from an article in the las; number;
We may be alone in it, bat we consci-
entously bsIieys th tue denunc;alion Of
the government in this, its hour Of peril
not only parsIyzos the good it could do,
but reacts OF those who use il for their
own ends.
Let US, as Demoerats. Willie We differ,
radically, from the Republicans, noF only
cherish an abiding trust in the future,
but give our hearty and undiyid sup
port to the administration in all measures,
when once ad3ptsl by it, that are tax Ell
to crush out the rebellion Ne true low
er Of his country can do less.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
TO OUR PATRONS.

1t is averse to our disposition to dun
any of those who are in arrears TO this
Office. but the great advance in the cost
Of publishing . paper, renders prompt
payment more welcome than ever. Most
of our subscribers are indebted for the
year past; many for two years, We
shall reithsr staryo, nor suspend the
JcURyAL, nor refuse TO send it to any
decent man in the county. though we
should get nothing Of account on sub
scripton for year or two, still we are
frank to say that the numerous sums OF
two aud four dollars would be mighty
"llandy about the house
Money is reasonably plenty. viii you
try and pay np'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
ErSssbIEe NNsina.

Pierce County CouIt--In Probate. in the
matter ot the last win and testament Of Phi
letus Sutton, deceased
AZ reading and fllirc ar instrument in
~ writng pufportifg 10 DC the last viii
and testament of Philetus Sutton, late of
1'rcuton. in said County, deceased, AMI also
the ACCOMPANYING petition of Calcsta Sutton,
Of Trenton, in said county, representing.
among other things. that the said Phjle,,s
Sutton lately died at Madison, IN the STATE Of
Wisconsin. that said instrument is the last
viii and testament Of raid deceased, and that
she, the said petitioner. is Tire Identical Calls
Ia Sutton named and appointed in aud bv the
said last will and testament exccutrix thcict.t.
aud praying that day be appointed for hear
ing the proo' OF sid last VIII and testament:
II IS ordered that the proof of said instru-
rnent be hoalt before the Judge of this court
on Monday the Fl st day Of June next, ut one
o'clock 2. ", at his eiiicc in the CITY Of Pres
colt. And it is furthc@ ordered that public
notice 4 rect be given to all persons interes-
ted by publ sizing copy 81 tits ora.er toy
three w@ess succ tssiVely prior =. said day of
hearing in Tie Prescott Jo2rnal. weekly
newspaper printed at Prescott. in saiti county.
WILLIAM lows, ecu ty Judge.
Dated April II, 1863 80 NJ
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
The sad Effects of War.

The sad effects of war are not confined
alone 10 the horrors Of the battle field. and
the slow, wearisome disease which an acti's
campaign engenders. There are many who
return from the theatsr Of war, whose names
have never appeared in tie lists of those who
have suffered from casualties. who are yet SO
broken down in body or mind that ever there
after they are but the wreck Of their former
selves.
One such instance now occurs to Us n
young man by the name of MARX NJ. PoME
ROY, who has for some time past been snc-
cessfully editing i paper in La Crosse, vent
to the war. Mr.. Pomeroy at the time OF his
Joining the army. was considered rather a
brilliant man Exposed to the many temp
tations incident 10 his profession, he hIain-
tanned chalacte err of spotless parity, and new
err visited brothels gaming houses and liquor
saloons, except hat lie might observe their
evils, aud more effectually warn the young
against them His quiet natural tastes, his
10 for pastoral scenes, for rail fence. green
orass and dandeions Is evinced in his ~ alks
with Walter" made him the admired Of scnti-
\ entail schoolma ans, and won him The repu-
tation OF being nice young man.
He went to VA and retur. ed Alas ! hew
changed 70 be- sure. his case was remarka-
h1v hard. as he was Lieutenant 'clthoW
commission bit the fact cannot console us tor
the afiictlon which has befalIen him.
He has suffered no bodily injury, hut III"
dank atmosphere of Helena. which he forci
bly, described wrought lis pernicious effect on
hin, and proddced a sofnirg OF the brain
IS the Scotch would say, the poor boy has
gone DAFT He is da.e,l and day after day. the
apcr which once srar} Id with bis Wit, is
filed with The muddy and monotonous fam
cies Of an unbalanced brain. His mind runs
rruch 10 politics, and though his dethroned
reason uevcs our pity, one cannot help smile
at the righteousness If is ideas. lie thinks
Rel ublicaus are all hlack-thinksth the Adrain-
istraticn is striving to rob us Of all CIR liher-
t,ss tlat our Generals are all there's, and
even endtavors to soil, with the filth Of his
pen. tn. fair fame of our excellent Governor
while with that perversity Of fancy common
10 the crazed, he considers himself great
and good Inan--the iucorruptible patriot
the fearless friend OF the p>opIe-s Jackson
in firrnness, and a " Washington in public and
private yirtucs-
He seems to be equally dc4t aho"' things ST
home JACK FALsTArF in his decline
babbed % green fields"
but pomerov, drsols OF drav horses. and
night and day sees visions % SaHnt and hair
less steeds. We suppose that sone time he
must have been stahle boy for an omnibus
lire, and az is wont. HE failing mind Teyeris
to EARL and familiar scenes.
Alas Tor the woes Of var! We remember
g. Brick" hen he 0as young. and gay. and
happy when he talked much patriotism and
some sense. Let US hope his nalady IS not
incurable, b,.5 that he health-glying airs Of
. " isconsin may rsnovate bis blood, and d4s,
sinate the vapors from bis brain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
SIN YEARS.

.
With this number closes oIoAE ok
.. ,la jorNSAL. Ius paper mas "''''"-
81 a reasonable old age Tor /" western
.eca. paper, and established It's 'la'm TO
BE- considered a permanent institution
Il Pierce County
Fer Tue success VINCE mas "''e''e'
-uf cf'r;s, We eve ''SnSS % our l"'f0"'
sd friends md ny continuance 81
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lh' ponies o ''''S paper : '0''i'''"',
5 vel known. and while il vii never
Il neutral ~ matters Of great public in
.... !. VII, h. arr an, 70 more md
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
TO the business SEen i'm Prescott

No PAPER ever published in Prescott
AA' been fair exponeu, Of the business
q 'neP place. We have 40 cause to com
P'''n OF the advertising patronage we
a'Fs received on the part of some of the
oa'nf'' men it has been liberal ipdesd
and never more SO than TO dav Sill.
mere are any houses here, dong bust
h''S' whose existence never would he
SaoUn from The local paper.
his is wrong. a paper is looked up
~ abroad as the exponent of the bust
ness o. aplace. If business men DO not
"sh to advertise heavy, short business
card can be inserted at triaing cost. We
S'h to make the Journal paper which
shall show the business of Prescott
paper that a Prescott man may be proud
''' 10 do this, we need the aid aud pat
iOaase OF every business man.