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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-01-21
sEIeriff:s Sale,

Circuit Court. Pierce COUNTRYSIDE Of TA.
consin.--. J NJ. Whalev, rlalE0E, egs
George Swarte, defendcnt.
DY virtue of an execution issued out d III
ID Circuit Court for Pierce county. tor d
sum Of six hundred twenty and 45-l00 dolc'
with interest thereon from the 25th day,
August, 1862, in the shove entitled action
favor of said plaintiff and against said d;r
dent, have levied upon The following is
cribed property, to-wit the north hf 0iu
cr ~f = . . township -. range Is alp ID
+ - ~ { s.rsh5d -ar5ci OF 4and oommer
ing .t he Fauta west corner oi the nw GRO
section two t".Asajr II, # range Il ar:
running east 81 rods, t oncc forming su arg,
and running nearly due north 8 .oa.lyb
highway, thence in south-weste " direction
on line Of the said highway 80 r9i' hI5s
point of beginning. AL in Pierce coart7, STAT,
of Wisconsin, which l will expose and -ld
public auction. to the highest bidder, sli
front door of the Flint House, in River Fll
in said county. on tha Goth day Of Qctok
A. D. 1862, at two o'clock P. ". to satisfy al
execution and costs
Dated this 18th day of September. 1852
J. r, FREEMAN, SLei1
BY Amos SAUEDERs, Deputy.
2I-w6 GRAY e. HrMPHRrY Pi H. Ah,7a
The above sale is postponed until Thursday,
the 9th day of November, 1862 st The same
place and hour as above described.
AMOS SAUNDERS. Deputy she'id.
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Referees Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, County Of Perez -
cult Court, 9Th Judicial Circuit @-4u
Ives against II. K. McKinst!y. D T. Nc
Kinstrv. Harvey Seely. Enos B. Raymond
Isaac Munsou. and Henry Munson:
DY virtue and in pursuance OF lui5Is.
ID and decree of foreclosure and sac ~; ~.
dered i'm the above entitled case al NE vi vi
term Of said circuit court. to-wlt; on 'hs ~
day of May, 1862, shall expose To- SAFE I4
sell to the highest bidder for cash, at The I%
door of the CITY Bank Of Prescott IN t4e CT: !,
of Prescott. ON Saturday, the sixth daE o.
September. 1862, at two o'clock IN iDe a .Lai
noon of said DAY, the following a' So,
mortgaged premises to satisfy said Iqasasn y,
and decree. together with interest, and sIs,S n
sale. The following is dcscmP'l"" " o rsr
mortgaged premises. to-wIt; Inc o.. and
ter of thes " quarter of section NO; ; =,
the n W quarter of the s W quarter anu '.' NV
quarter of the s quarter. and the LIE .S,i,
of the quarter and the qls''s , "
n quarter and the quarter OF the ss9, Il.
ter and the half of the n qnaF'T,' . aD-
n w quarter of the II quarter anu ~ onar.
quarter of the w quarter and lIe . .bs
ter Of the W quarter of section ~ . G.,1 v
quarter of the W quarter ara T.H Il
quarter of the W quarter and the " ,h .sI
the quarter and the e quarter o. wv ,,,y
quarter and the W quarter Of the ns +,
Of section 81; and the quarter Of 4 az i
quarter of section 20; 81 in township =
range is west; also, the W half OF u. ,, 4
quarter and the W half of the quaI's .,,.
section 9; and the querter Of the y w. H.,
ter and the half of the quarter anu = 4 !,
w quarter of the quarter of section .i IN
township 81. of range Is west. ool ~. /
one thousand and forty acres, more Oh go ~
being in the county of Pierce aud o
Wisconsin.
Dated June Sd, 1862.
You've d FITCH. Prffs Att'ys. O'I.
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OF Arkansas Post c. n
iiPEicsE.
Carlo, Jan. II.

Carlo, Jan. II.
The ram Storm, which left Arkansas
Post, Monday, and arrived here today
confirms the capture of that post. The
attack was male Friday evening by the
gun beats. the land forces debarking two
miles below and marching TO the rear Of
the fortitications. The rebels had earth
works two miles below the main fort
from which they were shelled, not how
ever before they had done some damage
to the gunboats. Three balls entered
the portfolio of the Lexington, killing
four men. The main fort, which is rep
resented as having been very strong, sur
rendered or Sunday.
The officers Of the Storm say that we
captured six regiments in the works, and
that at daylight on Monday two Texan
regiments, not knowing that the place
had surrendered, came in to reinforce 1t,
and were also captured.
Nearly all the ammunition taken 10y
the rebels from the steamer Blue Wing.
some days since, was recaptured.
A reconnaissance sent up the river
had not returned at the time the Storm
left. 0nr loss was not so heavy as at
first reported.
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LATEST NEWS.

- General HalIeck has issued IN m
portant order, that rebel officers shall not
be released On parole.
- There is nothing satisfactory from
the army of the Potomac; but from all
the indications, we think that great
battle will be fought in The vicinity OF
Fredericksburg before many days.
= \ Washington dispatch to New
York saws that the President IL prepar-
ing special mes: age 10 Congress against
the issue of any more legal tender notes.
- The currency Question and the sub.
jeet of arbitrary arrest. continue to occu r
py the attention of Congress.
- All United States officers captured
after the goth of January arc TO be hand
ell over TO Governors af Southern States,
to be dealt with according to the Y rss
pective laws against negro Instructions,
or enticeng slaves from their masters,
which crimes in most instances are pun
ishable with death.
- We have report that the Army
of the Potomac is in motion, MD has
crossed the Rappahannock, and that a
battle IS expected.
- Gen. McClernand's dispatch shows
that the capture Of Arkansas Post was
quite brilliant affair." He has from
seven to ten thousand prisoners, aud a
large amount af military stores.
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{Signed.
JOHN A. McCLERNAND,
Major General Commanding

GEN. BUFFERS OPINIoN.-General
Butler, whose administration of affairs
in New Orleans and the Department of
the Gulf has redounded so greatly to the
advantage Of the National cause, has is
sued n Farewell Address to the People
of Louisiana. in which, speaking OF the
co-existence of slavery aud the Union,
he says:
81 came among You, by teachings, by
habit of mind, by political position, by
social affinity, inelihed to sustain your
domestic laws, ifby possibility thevmight
be With safety to the Union.
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Mortgage sale and Foo.

WHEREAS default has bss. 'asa
~ condition Of certain ips nav. IN u
mortgage, executed by Enas R. P,ssh''r
saltwater, Washington county Va;ygInoNls, 1
inortgagor, and delivered to Joserb, y 4,
kiss' Thomas Fenner, and He,fv4 y. lIoaA,
the city and county of New o'anst, u
New York, as mortgages, dated III, ib@, NJ Ststs
OF January, A D. 1859, and recor1. 1V'h d,
office OF Inc Register Of Deed, - S In L.
of Pierce. " Wisconsin, on the 2etb ! sLe eoGp,,
uary, a. D. 1889, at 8 o'clock -! q ID.
" . OF mortgages. and pages 5c - n u bst
2S3, whereby the said nortoac@s ~ g..
and convey unto the said n,oyt,. 4'l gu,
heirs and assigns. all those tract, se8eFs' dsl
land situated in said Pierce CO. ~ te'cei7
cribed as the southwest Quartz I'D d.
west quarter and the norh-was. We rors.
the Southwest quarter of secti,,, fGate
en-, (2D and the southeast nr. '"Fh'!v,S',
northeast quarter, and tie north 90. u
OF the southeast quarter Of section ,5I -iTs
elght' (2o) IN township twenty .ix I lSs,!
range sixteen, (l6) Containing. soo @ yA) q
government survey, one hundred .o.gglag
acres OF and, together With The ann, ala a11
thereto Longing, 10 secure tLdt taa1os
the sum o1 four hundred fftv.for P ~ Lsa'
dollars and interest thereon. accor INV 't'iG
terms ef = certain promigsurv n1ta ,N',.g be
said Enas B. Raymond, and nsvo nav, tsl,shea t1
order of said mortgages, by then &c G.. % tts
of Hotchkiss, Fenner d Bennett 80 - 10 Aans
even date with said mortgage WI MI 'ts1es
. note and mortgage there is claira5 y FRcl
is actually due at the date Of ,bis - @s End
sum of five hundred seYentv.ona sr '4'c. The
($57l ,67) dollars. and no euit r. I n.. o',o
at law or in equity having been r fJ1oCeeong
tuted to recover the debt 50 eeor,' 81 of lnsa'
part thereof; now therefore ro,ic. ~ !. Or any
given that by virtue OF power Il e.la Hs'eN
mortgage contained and in pursuance ~ ~, ~
statute in such case made and proy;do%
mortgaged premises heretofore descr;be5 :,
be sold at public auction or vendps :, /
front door Of the Post Office, in tho 81.
Prescott, in said county. by the ebsss
said Pierce county, on the 9Th day If n.
Der, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock \. N. Of III, ~
to satisfy the amount which shall then i. y
upon said note and mortgage togeth.r ~
the costs and expenes of SAID sale allov.s !.
I Law.
Dated August 20, 1852 a..
josfru 7. HoTCHKGss,
Thomas FESNER, Mortgse.x
HENRY BENNETT,
WIN. II. MoCLUER, Atty for Mortgsu,
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Federal Officers.
Circuit Court. Pierce County

Judgment Of foreclosure and sale William
Il. York against Hilton Doe and Louisa
A. Dee
d. virtue Of and pursuant to a Judgment
I'D rendered in said court in the above enti-
tied action. dated May 9th. A. d. 1862, 1
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest bid
der at public auction, for cash, at the front
door ri the Prescott Hotel, now kept bv A.
Edwards. in the city of Prescott. Pierce Co.
Wisconsin, on the 18th day of July. A. d.
962. at 10 o'clock A. N. of that day, the fol-
lowing described moTtgaged premises or so
much thereof as may be necessary to mise ;be
amount of said Judgment and costs. together
Nth the expenses of sale. to-wit: All of
lnss5, 6. 7, S. and 10. in block ten (IO) in
Does sseonl addition to the village (now cfty)
Of Prescott and FIVE acres on the east side Of
the west half of the northwest gaerter of the
narth- esst quarter of section ten, town TWEEN
ry--Fiz. { 25l range twenty, cog.
Dlied az Prescott, Jnue I'd, 4. D. 1862.
J. R.TREFMAS. sheriff
EalTg s Jay, FFES Att'vs sw6
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Transports and Grnboats Cap
tured by the Rebels
Longssreeg supercaes Bragg.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Z.

CN'
The Press publishes Nashville dis
patch, dated yesterday, SITTING that the
rebels captured five steamers and the
cuuboat SlidelI on the Cumberland, AMI
burned them ALL
Gen. Longstreet, with thirteen brigad
es from Lees army, arrived Mt Cbattan-
ooga, and was preparing to attack Rose
Grams next week.
The Chattanooga Rebel of Thursday
announces large Federal fleet Of gum
boats and Transports coming up the MIS-
sissippi.
Three hundred deserters from rebel
regiments have arrived at Murfreosboro.
New YORK, Jan. II.
4 special dispatch from Nashville,
dated last evening, contains the folio W.
ing: Gen. Forest, of the rebel army, with
q force Of about 4, 900 men and IL pei
ces Of light artillery. attacked our relief
and store ships coming up the Cunber-
land, aad succeeded in capturing five
steamboats, laden with valuable commits
sary stores, and the gunboat Slidell.
Several of the boats contaiaed wound
ed soldiers. who iii jumping from them,
while burning, were shot i'll the water,
The negro crew were stripped of their
clothing, tied to trees, and cowhded and
left to starye on the shore. The boats
we're all anchored in the middle of the
channel and burned, after being robbed
Of the valuables.
The officers and soldiers were stripped
of everything, placed on shore, and pa
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siaeriffts Sale.

Circuit Court. Pierce Countryside Of Y.
consim.-B. E. Vannatta plaintiff. s,,r
VIM. a. Tozer, defendent.
DG virtue OF an execution Issued out Of 4,
ID circuit court for Pierce county. nr r.,
sum Of three hundred forty EIGHT ana s2.,g
dollars with interest thereon from the Oh i,y
of June, 1862, in the above entitled action !,
favor of said plaintiff and against sal! deSD.
dent. / have levied upon the following des.
cribed property. to-wit: ne or of sw Qr. go. 3?
tcwn q, range IS. and lot. /. blk !, VILLAGE -.
River Falls, Lots 3, j. ard 7. block Ga M
3 4 5, block g. ; lots 5 4 s, block 81: !,
4 blk 81 lots 3 block l02 Poweus Adlt
on, all in PIN
county State Of Wisconsin, which I villa
pose and sell all the right and title that VI
A. Tozer had on the 9th day of June, 1862
any time Thereafter, at public ancton, to :.
highest bidder, at the front door Of F,f
House. in River Falls. III said county, oas
30th day Of October, A. D. 1862 +. 8 etIg,
P. VI. to satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 18th day of September, 1862
r. FREEMAN, Sheriff
By AMOS SANDERS. Deputy. 2lrs
WnITE q JAY, plaintiffs AtVs
The above sale is postponed until The,it
the 9th day of y ovember, 1862. at The m.,
place and hour AS above deserted.
AMOs SAUNDERS, DEPUTY Slgit
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A. BRILLIANT VICTORY.
Special dis pateh to the 81. Fam Press
CHA Ill Lon. lG

Special dis patch TO the 81. Fail Press
CARO-, H., Jan Is,
The combined land and naval expedi-
ton, under Gen. McClernand and Com
mander Porter, which left Napoleon du-
ing last week, made an attacko Satur-
day on The rebel Notifications at Arkan-
sas Post.
On Sunday, the whole garrison surren-
dered Internationally.
The number Of prisoners captured, viii
reach nearly 600 men. a large amount
of munitions of war, AMI quartermaster's
and coInmissary stores, fell into our Po-
session.
Our loss, in killed and wounded, will
not exceed 200 men.
The retreat of the rebels was cut of
on both sides of the river.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to Henry u-'t
~ man. lately resident of the 20. Id
Roscoe. Goodhue county, Minnesota No.. d d
horse. pressed into the service OF the ~ 1,,,Os
the 26th day of August 1862. tor ns !. 10
of suppressing the Indian Rebeii,.o.t; =. .vs j
at the Livery Stable OF j. ". Ms- T,pns
Lake City, awaiting the order OF saaa
man. ~. ca,
BY order Of Oscar Malmros, AL
State of Nina.
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OF THE
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Speech of "a Union Democrat

From proceedings Of thc Z. S. Senate, Jan. 6
On motion of Senator Wright, Of In
diana, the bill concerning the discharge
of State prisoners was taken up, and he
proceeded to address the Senate at length.
lie said he should not vote for the n
mcudnent Of the Scator from Kentucky
(ar. Davis TO strike out the section au
thorizing the President to Suspend the
writ of the habear cJrpus.
1t was Mt times Necessary TO make ar
rests, and he was not willing to give the
Republicans the credit for this bold, but
necessary measure. 1t was a principal
of the old and true Democray Of jackson
and Jefferson; both asserted tho I lth Of
this principal. He quoted from he let
ters Of Jefferson; also, the speeches of
Douglas in support of this assertion.
He was sorry to see men discuss these
questions in such way as to embarress
the Government, Notwithstanding their
own boosted loyalty. The Senator from
Kentucky (Mr. Powell the o'her day
LOUDLY declared that he was loye! to the
Constitution.
Il WAS only few months ago thai 4
few Democrats issued call fer party
organization, and from this had arisen
many of the troubles which now propFex
the country. In titaes like these. every
good and true man should ask how he
can best serve his country, and not stop
INQUIRE what some Abolitionists had
done. The Senator from Kentucky (Mr.
Powell) had rejoiced over the result Of
the recent elections; but those elections
had been brought about bv means not
calculated to produce much joy. It was
by discourageing onlistments, especially
Of those who could stay at home aud vote.
by making charges against the Govern
ment, by opposition to the confiscation
act, by opposing taxation for the oxpen-
ses of the war. The Senator from Ken.
lucky (PoweI) said no was opposed to
coercion. Ho (Mr. Wright argued in
favor of iron will and nerve, and deter
mined policy on The part of the Executive
to crush out the rebellion 10y every posi-
be means, and he would take the prop
ertv Of rebels everywhere, 10 wanted
to see the Mississippi river opened by
our brave Western bows, and the supplies
of rebcldom cut off. He wanted to see q
hundred thousand shareholders running
n. way and one million negroes running
the other way. Applause in the grI Ter
Ies.l He wanted TO strike mt the heart
of the disease, and then we shall see day
light. There is nothing to despond about.
He thanked God we hryo an army, a
navy, and country, and he thanked
God for another thing-that we have
general in the field who is not fishing for
the Prcsidency--who. with his stall, IS
to be found in the thickest of the fight,
and his name is Rosecransl Applause
in the galloriee. He would never yield
to any foreign intervention. Amer cans
must settle their own difficulties. and it
was only in the event of a guerilla war
frae that no feared foreign Intervention.
He would labor sing y for the good of
the country, and for no party.
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Steamers Burned.

Carlo, Ill.,, Jan. Is.
Four steamers were burned by the reb-
els last night, on the Cumberland river,
near Fort Donelson. They were loaded
with stores for Gen. Rosecrans' army.
The rebels are supposed 10 have been
under the command of Cen. Forrest.
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Months of experience and Of obesrVa-
ton here forcedAe conoiction that tie
existence Of sfapefy as incompatible NTH
the satety either Of yourself or efths
Uaion.'
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FROM MEPkzES.

Special dispatch to tie st. Paul Pioneer
MEMPHIS, Jan. II
To Maj General HALLEcK, General-in Ghelt;
The following dispatch is just received;
&" HEApoUARrER Army OF THE MISS.
PosT ARKANSAS. Jan. H."
To Mai. General Grant, Commanding
Department of Tennessee:
| have the honor to report that the
forces under my command attacked the
Post of Arkansas to-day, having storm
ed the enemys works. We took large
number of prisoners, variously estimated
ut from z, 900 to 10. 900, together with
all his stores, animals and munitions Of
war. Rear Admiral David ID. Porter,
commanding the Mississippi squadron,
effectively and brilliantly operated,
accomplishing this complete success.
{Cioned
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EgTRAY.

A red steer, with some hrlndie 60, :,
about two years old next spring. re-
my premises about Oct. 10. me o~" srav.
qnested 10 pay charges and take h'In n Sro
Trinhere. Dee. Q, 1859,
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THEODORE s. FAY.

We confess to uncommon yrde and
pleasure in this renewal ofintercourse with
the friend and intimate of other DAYS, and
we look to he felicitated for it, by the es-
tsblished readers who constitute the fam
lily Of the HOME JOURNAL. We have in
preparation, also, for tho coming year,