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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20

The New Era-The Kind OF sentf-
ments that Now Come from the
South.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
NopIcE

To those who are indebted to ma s;tt.- ~. :.
DooEs will call and settle their accounts ifbont S
tneE notice As my old business must be closed mn.
aprz6m An ADAMS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
Removal.

!" KURTz has removed his Dry Goods Store to
IL. the room recently occupied by Augustus
Rranzcll as hRId ware store, and one door below
his old stand. where he has opened outsR new and
large stock HfdrS goods TO which he invites the
tentiOn Of the public. Rpr2o Nv
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
HENRY q. FIFsHER-
To Coal Dealers and Others :

puiTEEY. COAL WORKS, situated one ami a
offered for sale. county u,
This valuable property, comprising ffey.eieht.
acres OIL Lnna and Coal Mines, buiIdings, steam en-.
glne, naehineryi wagons, boats, and ali necessary
Tor doing an extensive aud proftabie
business In coAing steamboats, shipping coal the
whole pelng IN complete order and in successful on
eLaton Is offered for sale at great bargain and on
easy terms OF payment. Purchasers are invited Ia
81 Sal ana examine the premises. The present Is be-
6 1eysa 70 DO favorable time for engaging Ia the
Coal Trade: Failing health causes the 1nderSiVnsS
to wish to decline active business t9'''S
He viii state terms, &c, on the premises
GPto1uN JOHN ". GILL. AGENT
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
LOST.

MY CANE, a buckhorn head with a small horn
n pointing down from the head, on Monday. the
1Sth, as was riding down Market street. A nv per.
sou who has found the Cane, and will leave it with
ar; Wiekham; at the Auction Store win lay them
nprls-Ss JOHN ROBINSON.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
Mount Wood Cemetery..-NOtice

ET1HE LOT OWNERS Of Mount Wood csn.t.,,
and others terestsd, arc hsreby notfieSi fbSf
Lne main tenee enclosing the grounds fs 20 lnueb
that II win have 70 be rebuilt at COT
% some $AOi and as there Is money In the hSnfis
o. me Association, Il vii must be paid for IL bniit
q AT by private contribution. -
committees Nll wait upon lot owners and otbar..
next week g ascertain II they win furnish the
He1as TO rebuild the fence, aud II not they viii
Ssess take notice that the enclosure will be abS6-
Persons willing 70 contribute wiz confer fsyor
y handing their to John Bishop. md
Ee1nneEahen for their services -
BY order Of the Trustees
aPFN JOHN BISHOP. Chairman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
Notice to Physicians.

cIRALED PROPOSALS will be received by the un-
. designed until o'clock, p n, on Saturday,
25th inst for Medical attendance patients in the
Wheeling Jail, and furnishing medicine the Eame,
''s sp s9s S St year HIP ErNY, CLERK.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-04-20
JOHN RoEArER
FOR SAI,EZ
DISSOIMTIOM

ME CO-PARTNERsHIP herero,ors .v,.4,..- -.
,7a,, sSess IhoS Hughes and N. O. Ieech. f5 AZ
tgai eonss' + H. @ Leeeh tb 6,s. ~
Gt DC under the charge Tho HI ebe- and
eont,n1anee Of the very liberal rstronaGe
Mneeling, March 2, 1853 NO LFRGH
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
PROPOSALS.

LIfcurryg cossfrrfg oYyick JULY "a lss :
r. MAI eormnns1sion sst~s~. 5sws~2 ssa So CsasI
The Sessn9s asa Rfsmnvs co~ r~ptre sll Pro-
psu.Ns % iks en- Dt.cssr s~tt from psstss ~nsx
egna-ss w.th ,ssa oy a. sosvsyso sssm se-sss ~
nanGhv usli k~t~sse 10 fny GA6ssa. ie ts's sAsns
anf sy u No Tea % ~ r1ltsd Ste " k@s.as
tts wyvnCfss fA~ srfs ~ thls
.s~4 s1vess~ia. shsts~s c - essm~si
tst-en ths sad ans Va rnvss hAi~s sf Arsgaa
ssf ~ yi~fosa rbsDfef tiss al ~ 90 ~ tss Gw.tA4 y
rgt0iA. .4s a
r. symsans eos ssrs issta8inr 80 r<rSd 20 wh.t
ts ,satss<s sSl ~ slS~n sbi ~ nsas sgFs1
80 - ssss,s rHOuU1s HsNsvY 20. Ssster lsas,
Ne. rss a. IBIS o-<~ rent~ss tos ~ sfi.- az y
~ a6sr.~~1 sss ~nt s~er~t~sy v tes tssssuss
ar ~ sa<e ~ Jsmsea ttsDsA t~en
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
DRoPosALs FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK Tus.
mel under Lake Niepgan, two niles long Tor the city
oryics ov ras Boasp ov PurLie woag.


U Cnics.o. Ausnst H. lsGa
Sealed proposals viii be received this orce 'l wednes
day September y "a ocio<x A. NJ, which tnse
will open the sane for long All the work ana fur
nshing materials requret for the construction NJ
brsk tunnel hye diameter aud extending from
yhe rrc cent papin9 the ity miles
The Lake Michiaau. sni through what numerous
bongs Invariably show 20 be sun blue clay soi together
aiih shafts aud protecting cribs In accord
2nce the plans and specifications for he doing 81 said
worx found is ln ihe 9fec Of tbs Board and
after the 10th ins;
The Board ould prefer y e the entire work 70
will receive for
the rnel proper and shah Tor the protesting cribs
and for the cast iron cylinders for lake shafts
The Board reserves gh rejet aky all bds aud
b. Aroet bid complying with the conditions ~ This
advertise ment af
The BIDS be scaled and must be accompanied vito
iond o tho renw t1S biasks for whkh will
She sreclcstpns guaranteeing the ev~ct ~
n sccoresnce with the bid BID u
c~pted.
froporA. ~ direeei 70 the Board % Public Works
aaa endorspa Proposals for Lake Tunnel
sasnrtory for the faithful perform o tbs
wors vii required of the parties whose bs NAV 30
ern,ea j. ..GfhDkiE
''F''"' FRFb LETZ
" q. SHERMAN
Boar1 of PubAc WORKS
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CisnAnts s be required " the ornsrship ~ the
properly destroyed. the facts n relation 20 s essrueon,
and. III. value of the properly
gLIJAH v ruRDY
AroTsfrs wEisnas. spss,n
SMITH, lily ia. s"""Nrs
OHfsOr BLUNT
gr~ yosx, Aus.s n. lsG,
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

yr,up spFcIAI COMMITTEE APPOINTED nv THE
Foard OF Supervisors 70 eramn- claims made against
10 cognty for damages alleged TO have sustained
e cstrrton "a or nlury buildings other real per
80. r~rfV iu conequerre or the recent riots sf hold
:, me Fhamter the Bnard 81 Supervisors
IA NJ CIV Hall on Fndav August n 1865 At 20'cOck r.
NJ " consider the following eases =
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
CORPORATION NOTICES.

nFFIcE OF STREET COMMISSIONER 80. g7
~ Broadway
indorsed with the tue of he WORK aud with The name o
the bidder thereon will be received this Once
until "wednesday sspirnher2 1888. ~ ~ O'Clock A. NJ Tor
bndng hous iie Leonard street for the use Of Engine
Company Nc. II
Bank form. Of progoas cse,her slh the specacations
anS agreements, tn be obtained a. this ONCE.
Dated Street Department. New York. August 10 1853.
cHAs q. CORNELL. Street Com missioner.
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WINES. I.sauOms. 40

~ nnn kAhEELe or gDDRg 4 CrLEsAsTED
O.UuV c0ttss DssSas Dlssia. ne Ntissy t~ns
psa. hvs - sisso rssfs aAs
1884, " JAS = kntfn. jfs SNsisS sv.st "4s ssss'
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

THE LECTURE sRAsOs.
JnPoRrAsT LEcIusks DaILi, rVR GESILExks
vsy Paru.. unable W stissd 4ese
sxrdes recsiys ~ 10 ~ s1sssns resfs ~
.he Nsw Yosk nDssum ~ Asssr1g.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

7 Aprrs no IMPOSITION MADAME BLAscH, THE
IL great Euopeau csirycyan, ana Asroon,t has arrived
hoRh brings together those cng separated. and
specify nsr,.se e yos Ne nam !, q IN, hs r.on yos vi
pterts IL West twenty eighth street near Seventh
7 ooK HERE ARE YoU IN TRoUBLE, HAyByou
b.sp III" ss.isd S.a' y fsi.e gfeui.s.i MxDsE
Ross for sdvc~ and satsfstion IN love ahars sle
,sa a,a ,bow. oorrec spness of future HUSBAND or
as-@n, irend Lieky numbers tree Ne ~ West T~sn,y
.yenth sfr-e between Stth and seventh avenues Name
on az ioor Rihg IN basement h@h
- swuo HAS SuT HEARD or THE CEL3
N. brAisl Madam fRENrTLR iwho has removed 70
"a. slth corner p sTeu ani who
~. ,e,s n. name III fuure husoaud that "
her visitor. Il you wisn iruth give her eal
r,p.p-vNpagE RAY rs TIIE BEST CLAIRyoYAsT
TX snI Asro0g this CITY. gvwa nfSy numbers cas'@
.ea r,.,riag IL notth pNhc ~ ieceived ~ tao.-
who resna 20 The likeness Of ihs iutne husband w
..cn "a ,.r ss,.~ 20 seventh avenue, ner Twenty
seyeuth street. Ladies Is cests, gentlemen toes"s.
rruE GREATEST wosBER fS TIKI WORLD Is THE
i - s~onapDshea Madame BYRON. froa Par q. wnn an N
,~s,"s.. Kr,nssn ana unfabfa husanA. has s~re, 70
MAX. you brios ~ your h-ar IDOL al pfnr asr,hr.
thos ons sep~rsie Ladies' ~ R~aidente ~ rhrd
above Tweflh sieeL
yx-Ho W OF Id NOT 90 no MAKE IHEIR FORT SE'
w 90 y~epone ard all 10 s~~ Aiss WELLINGTON, TIE
te.ow.s En.sh r,ogheisss a. ngvds.a ,ss
coasut her heath wealth happiness, ana warrants
np~rt them information of ne otmos, rpor,Anee
ship rarrAxr. hidden ssAsures and wcnsles N
fsei ali afairs 10 fB'ave so,d@rs o
s ses Fl ss y o. , r. .A. . s ass
hssy sr,ss ss s.sais yscps iaSy a. ~ s,h
-ss mo. - " as ss. .H sss @
ss rs., s;.s saS sss . I
bsld reciAinss NlMg4H .NE N.Nlst Mt
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

A BETTER PSYCHOLOGIST IL NOT TO BIZ FOUND
"A N the city than DR.. L. D. BR0UGHroN He suoceeus
diving satisfaction when All others fail He be
suited affairs OF human life such courishp. mar
rage elling, removals, lawsuits obtaining stusons
roverInQ property absent friends Ac: also
sickness II The sick viii recover Of die q The prese9
what part body Is afflicted aud what Treatment aud
edbelue adapted for The sckperson Terns-La
des cents gentlemen 81 Questions answered bv letter.
and chronological examinations made For further parcu
lars send for 0nthy Planet Reader price by
rsii three cents Once i2O Greene street. near Prince.
Ne York.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
AsTROLOG Y.

BMAURICE. THE REAL AsTROLOGER PRAC
"A. tices nothing but what Is reconcilable philoso
piers. Astrology teaches the nature OF the various
planets, the influence they exert upon our earth IN
passage through the successive signs OF the zodiac the
effects upon the characters And fortunes Of mankind ac
found the rules Of the science Of te stars
hand OF fate has out the path OF each In
divdual will Professor Maurice unfold in mcandcrinns
the whole field Of all Ihst relates to your Happiness
or misery through whole he he will describe the
tended husband wife. and tells the very day you win
marry and In causing speedy marriages wall bring success
Of the hopeless who consult Professor
have good luck. and be prosperouso through Ms. The
planets hourly pointing out the destiny o. manktnd
and the Professor has knowledge OF the longitudinal
pac~s OF the planets for particular times and seasons ~
Bile for the audes where certain occur &C
The great Of reroysion bis
rapport with him his orecasng OF ones future
career him give perfect Satisfaction 70 hA vist
tors Ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen ~ Hours from A.
tn Sf n III Bleecker street. near Wooster.
4 BONA FIDE AsrRoLoGIsr THAT EVERY ONE
"A depend on. Madame WILSON who ,ells u. 90.
iect or visit her room Madame
Wilson the asro ogst that ever was known she
will the ~ her woud fn Arence and tell All
whole life Her prsdictons are 80 true
that that consuts her Some aoes
may geta little tmd, though hey need not lear Tor sne
prAct nothing but what 10 reasonable 20 philosophers
All should consult this wonderful aud MYSTERIOUS lady
dollars reward 70 who equal her IN the
science Madame Wilson l. IN possession OF the Gee
braed magic charma which certain y ther effect
Truly may h. called wonderful woman No iss Allen
street Houson and the bakery. Fee
for ladies and gentlemen. ~ cents
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

r,gysysn9yvr sAg. oy rHs wAsHIwaros sAn
TX sss sss C1as 70 - fsvasf~ ~ LGgf nANEEE asa
1.s lassea ssrssA a~sss Dsesss n. ~ sH EasAah
svs sssrs
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

COX REWARD STOLEN FROM NO. BOERUN
UlO street, Brooklyn, FRIDAY. August a. 1863 pair
Horses Harness and RockAwAy said horses about Is
hands inches IN height both s long tailA one o. them
years. DID, NEE and chunky build the rockaway 10 old
faahoned and - seatad. Thebo reward viii be given
giving information Of said articles to A. Barry
3 Co.. No g Boerum street. Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

VOE REwARD.-STOLEN, FROM NO. 8 pOERuA
VLO street Brooklyn, Friday August u, 1853 pair
hands sinches in height both slim long tabs one Of
hem having breast and the other young colt about
hve Old short neck and chunky build tho rockawAy
was old fashioned and six seated The above reward will re
gven giving information Of said articles
BARRY 4 co No. Bocrum street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

COO RkwARD-LosT. ON MONDAY. nth INST.
0LV Black and Tan Dog weight about eight pounds,
rather handsomely made. clipped ears small legs
answers to the Of TIP The above reward will be CIV
IN for his any who will give information
That will lead TO his recovery, a 623 Grcenwich street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
&5O asvAEp sroIss, PROM J yEw aocT.Lls

eCE0 REwARD.-LosT, AT THE JERSEY CITY
DACU ferry yesterday about noon seven stone large
close Diamond Cross, with Guard Chain and Pin at
ached also, watch and heavy god Bracelet Cham The
will receive the above reward And thanks OF the
owner on returning them T. B. Howard. Asor House.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
gastR-IoSs.

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SONAR ksYssa ~ tss1. sFf ssN4iss NHmaay
TssStAY sGS f4FtnsF gAFiNF fssf ~
Iasssa *tss~t 80 river af 80 fefa sAE ".
kgyfnE sfsw<t Nsrn ttFst VI Fasf AwtM ufsfs ~
hall .@a ysrf satef fy2ar n fhstaAs htA4~tsa
rhGsis ssssn 'asfoss ~ fhi@Fs ns~h5a
ysfe ihN fsaea
H. M91Wm 34tss AA4F*sHN ia - a. @gsEtRi*s 40
t~yst .uaf EaEa hss fM~ Efwswt
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

CcuTHERN BANK NOTES, SOUTHERN STATE
- Bonds Southern Securities OF description
wanted al the highest rates by r. SCRANTON IS Bea
street
ITO NEW YORK CITY MERCHANTS .-CORRE sP0ND.
enee invited concerning hopeless Claims IN Illinois
New York city references given H. II. ROOD.
BL0oxtrcroN, III, August ], 1853
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

sn4 ~ sr,ssnls aad TBrit fgslts sss~s Asssna L.
reBrs H~raA oaige
= ano VALUABLE RriLDiSs Tors ~ rHr cirY
l.NVJV ~ st4sc for M.4s un4ia ~ stcbsnssa ~
ppsoffa gf nalfrpfess9 yfnsrftY in AN er fifinfy
IsaAnalse ss~ss rssf as 40 EAfsaes
8w. gr TsunF.AmN ~ ErEtfgxy Agty ~ HOVER MDMsAN
ws n ples ss,~et o. Ia yRAkcIt MOhiIsN M plns.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
" pany. New York. August II. 1868.
Notice IS hereby given that the Board Of Directors have
this day declared dividend Of i've cent the capital
stock out Of the net earnings Of the last three months
able free OF United States the stockholders at
Office OF the company, and after Thursday the 10Th
The transfer books will close the 18Th and reopen
the 2lth inst
BY order Of the Board.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-rHE sPLEsDID COUNTRY
residence Of the late james Kesrney. Of the oily o
York. The paA-e situated ~ me siAse q Jamaica
grounds covering extent OF nftea h-.
fnly laid oat IN npdnsting grounds of mosi sseiSpt
r.ety regard to what the .s
the picturesque To tho-~ who desire n~ country house
quiet srsulfnl resdenoe with agreeable ndpg
tDs offers opportunity for then avail them
selves of ID tDpy 10 q a. GREg9 ~ Bo~e.y o. 10 ".
FLAkAsOs, 100 CGathAm street
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

i Nsws1 a.g gfsfs - ra.sssF Asfa. - lsA Hoasr
a. kaA G~f hssxss have h~sn
su..x.s sss wl fsvs y ss~ss 9As ss.sv,
sf sifsst *0fN siv~s,
fssaa.ss .fr.t scTti fT.s - ~ tases T~ss.s o. -.
,.rt.. s~stsgsN ihss - - hst ~ feilo-
sns As sytins p.n-S n sssv-1kssl E.Ss
h ggsty ys~ss ksssus Hass ssss~t Ja@~tk De
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

4 sTONIsHT<G TO ALLi-MADANE MORROW.
"A sevenaa aghLer. and bora with natural an OF fore
sight tell how soon aud oirn ycu WI marry anS all you
Wish 70 thoughts. or no pay Her
magic image Ia fii operaon and her equal - no ~
the whole world. she gives Lucky chsrns and
q Tx 81 present or funfe has
band and sbs-ut friends w,hou. any charge ~ Ludlow
street bow Houston Fee only twenty nye cents all hours
unul s5S In the evening Gentlemen no, admitted
~ B MAURICE. rdF GREAT AND REAL AsfRoL0.
a Of the Sinetecnih century describes the intne
husband wife and tells The lay marry AMI
curng speedy h viii Orlng succe. ont ~ the
hopeless All consult Professor Naurce
will be susesr Va Undertaking, aud nave goyf
and through hfe fer ladies 50 cent? gen.
uemen 81. i15 Bieecker street. near Wooster
~ COLCHESTER. THE CELEBRATED MEDIUM, HAy
ing b. town. be- consne MI affairs %
fe past prssrn aud future oace 1-s sroadway opposite
Ne York Hotel.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

TWO YOUNG MEN IN THE UNITED STATES NAVY.
/ not having female friends at home, wish
spcnd With two youny lsies With view to msrimony;
gunboa John r. Jackson Ship Island or elsewhere
mwo LADIES, or HIGH REsPEcTABILIrY. WOULD
like TO form the acquaintance Of two gentleuon from
OF 80 90 with view to matrimony Address
Miss s L. Brown, Madison square Post once. An0
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A Farm or ONE HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES
~ two miles ssd A.n fson dspo. good bulldogs. well
TN with outbulidinxs; 500. Inquire Of VAIL.
% Frankln slreet. or B. VAIL Plain6ed depot. ~ J.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

A poPTION-ANY FAMILY WISHING TO ADOPT A
"a healthy female child months old, viii please ad-
drnss Adnuslon III Herald odice
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

r ~ sr%s.,,-. ..a.-iss. s. a-.a .a.a
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
H1 kaW1kD.

DLU. srayed stolen from No 81 West Twenty second
street about the clock r. NJ Wednesday the 18th
A SMALL FEMALE ITALIAN GREYHOUND PUPPY
About seven or eight months old II Ia perfectly
sde Just behind the forequarter quite black and had
when 10 left taken leather band trimmed with
red 1t is valued pet procured for little girl The
above reward twi be paid Tor the return Of the dog No
where It, The police will please lookout
aud capture this dog wherever found return jos
B. Stewart "a West Twenty second street
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

LNARMING LAND FOR SALE-l4 100 ACRES OF GOOD
T. Farming Land. In Kankakee county, Illinois, the
Illinois Central Railroad. 80 miles south OF Chicago and
within OF Kankakee City OF the preiies and
ourishng towns In the State! Also, 80 arres near
Pontiac county county, illinois, Address
with stamp Gerrit II Smith, Geneva n X
The New York herald., 1863-08-21
MUSICAL.

A SPLENDID PIANO FOR SaO-o. H. BARMORE
a No ~ bieecser street oier their premium Pianos
the cheapest and best with all improvements unique In
style and hnish warranted for i've years. Also Piano,
cost &A30, for 500, good As -.
The New York herald., 1863-08-21

TO sk CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH FOR OLD
y Books Newspapers and Pamphlets by =. X WALKER,
~ Spruce street.
eCO 000 TO LOAN. FOR % DAYS. ON MEK
sDAV.UUU chsadlsc other seciritiep. At per
csnt per anpum No commIssiens. Adireas H. L. 4. boz
<oO6 Poss olice
a IN NM SOUTH CAROLINA AND GEORGIA
De)U.UUU hank wanted, at thirty live cents on
the dollar Address bor 2532 Post onlce.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-26
Annual Meeting.

Or ste Old !sosiler's Association of the Orgy
nal 50. Crsir County, Wisconsin.
The regular annual meeting of the Old
Settlers Association, of the Original st.
Croix County, Wis, will take place at Rick
ord's Hall, in the city OF Hudson. on We'd
nesday, the 20th of January, 1864, at 2 o.
clock, p. NJ, for the transaction Of business.
Supper will be served at 9o'clock p. NJ, TO
be followed by patriotic music and
toasts, after which, those who wish, can adj
journ TO the ball room.
Old Settlers in Minnesota are invited to
meet with US. All persons who came into
the country previous to the LIST day of Janu-
airy. 1852. and their families, are considered
Old Settlers. Any gentleman or lady, be-
longing to the Association, can bring a COM
panion not a member
An eminent speaker, from abroad, may be
expected to deliver the address.
Tickets, per couple, $a,OO. Children, so
cents. Supper and dance will be at the same
place.
Editors of the Valley, please copy.
III, A. TAYLOR,
Chairman of the Committee.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-26
For the PREsCoTT JOURNAL.
Farewell TO the Year.

Another year is almost gone. We must
soon say. Goodbye, Old Year" We love
you much, Old Friend We have had peace
and Joy together. Glad notes of happiness
have echoed TO our clumsy touch. We have
also had our seasons of trial, of pain and sor-
row.
Many and varied have been the scenes we
have passed though together, and this close
companionship has endeared you TO US. We
feel the time when we must part, drawing en-,
with mingled pleasure and egret for we no
longer, with the mad impulse of youth, hail
the advent of a New Year as fraught with
more of happiness than all that have gone be-
tore; and we know that with you. dear old
Friend, we have lost much of good that no
other year can bring us. We know that your
reign must close over many sad, sad pictures
of broken hearts, desolated homes, and ruined
prospects-over battle fields. and all the
CHASTITY horrors that follow in their train
Yes, over many a sunny spot where once a
sweet home nestled, the stream of hursan
blood has ran high. and cold. white brows
have been barred in the helplessness of death.
A widowed mothers only son. a fathers idol,
sisters favorite brother somebody's lover,
dear hu Stands, manly fathers, very many
helpless babes-all on whom human hearts
have anchored their deep love, have so lain
down and died.
These, Old Year. are some Of the suferinss
thou hast brought. Are they to perfect MS in
love? Are they lessons which are to teach
us patience and submission, and fit US for the
life TO be? If so, they are written with fire
in the blood we have spilled as a sacrifice to
the holy cause of Freedom.
And now Old Year. may the chimes which
so lemnly toll you out, ring the New Year
happily in. and may those chimes be prophet
ic of no more war and darkness in the land,
but peace and happiness be ours.
LATERRE.
Prescott, Dec. "a, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-26
A City Hotel.

There is no one thing so needed in this
city as a good hotel. The lack of one is a
disgrace to the town, and source of de-
served reproach.
Prescott claims to be the chief com.
mercial point in the st. Croix Valley
Her position is most favorable for man.
tanning this CLAIM, but to-day she has not
hotel sufficiently large and commodi-
GUS for the kitchen and wood shed of a
respectable public house. This thing
operates greatly against us. Travellers
shun this place, if possible, for it is well
known that they cannot find good ac-
commodations here. We have extensive
warehouses, good stores and churches,
but not hotel more than commensurate
with the wants of a country four cor
ners.
Now we propose that the City of
Prescott build good hotel. The peo-
pie would not greatly feel it; it could be
sold at but little, if any, sacrifice, and
the city would be greatly benefited. II
legislation is needed to authorize the
city to expend money for such purpose,
the legislation can easily be had. What
say the people to the project?
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-12-26
How "a Brave Man Speaks.

- A Chattanooga correspondent of
the Cincinnati Commercial has the
following:
While riding up Mission Hill on the
25th, turning my horse to the
right or left to avoid treading upon the
wounded, had d:smounted from my
horse to give water to dying boy, who
lay npon his gun with bullet ole
through his head, when q few yards to
the right, l observed an office being
carried down the hill on stretcher.
Riding up. eDquired of the men:
'Who have you here q
Adjutant Marsh, of the 2lst Michi-
gan" was the reply.
Where are you wounded, Adjutant ?"
SIN the left ARM" was the reply.
"Badlyw | inquired; when with a
smile lighting up his face. at the same
instant that discovered the arm adhering
to the body by asmall piece of flesh he
replied:
"My arm is gone; that's nothing;
we've beaten them. thank God, and the
slur of the Chickamauga defeat is oblite-
rated. Let the arm perish; such victory
is worth thousand arms