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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30
Taken Up.

Came into INV enclosure about the 26th of
Nov. two brindle steers. one about 4 wears
old. white star ON his face. white ON tail and
flank tie other 2 years old. white on tail and
flank The owner is requested to prove prop
erty, pay charges. and take them away.
JAMES VERSION,
Oak Grove. Dec. 3, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30

NJ OTICE.-All persons having borrowed
~ our Grain Sacks. will r,turn them on or
before the LIST OF March. At that time we
shall place warrants in the hands of the Sher-
lit and his Deputies 10 arr st parties kno vn
Ia have our Sacks. and claiming to have pur-
chased them. which is a mistake.
Dill & BRo.
NJ OTICE.-All persons haring accounts
~ or notes due G. A. Dill. Dill d Bro. or
G.. A Dill & Co, unarranged or unsettled.
will settle Immediately and save cost.
q. A. Dill.
Prescott. Dec Is. 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30

One hundred words will he counted as a
square Of solid matter; over leo words will
be counted as two squares; over 300 words
as three squares. etc. etc.
Legal advertisements inserted at the rates
prescribed by Statute.
Loaded or displayed advertisements will be
charged 80 per cent above thee rates.
Special notices Is cents per line for first M
s.Ition. and 10 cents for each subsequent
insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
In advance all others quarterly.
Advertisements not otherwise ordered, will
be continued until they are ordered out, and
charged accordingly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30

Game into my enclosure ahont tha Isl oi
January. a red COW, with sumo white ON the
belly. tips OF hori,s bored. in poor condition
The owner is requisite to pay charges ana
take her away.
G.. ". BAlsIIf,
Oak Grove, Jsn. Z, 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30
Taken Up.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber.
at his residence. in the city Of Prescott, about
the 2lst day of December. 1863. two heifer
calves, about eight or nine months old one
is of dark red color, and the other is of a
light red color with white face. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges
and take them away. II. A. JAY.
Prescott, Dec. -, 1863. a5v3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-30

ISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
IL MINAL. URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTEMS-new and reliable treatmept--in
reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address DIR. j. SxuLIs HoUGH-
TOY. Howard Association, Ne 2 South Ninth
ST. Philadelphia, IA, vs n45Iy
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FARMF lie

T WISH to sell my farm in the town of Oak
il Grove. three miles from Prescott, on the
County Road.
EIGHTY ACRES, ALL FENCED,
Forty-five acres under cultivation. A good
House and Barn and two wells of water OF. tho
place. Also.
FORTY ACRES OF TIMBER,
in the Trimbele woods. Ter reasonable.
Apply to me, on the place.
HENRY HAMMOND.
Oak Grove. Jan. IL. 1864. 36-w3
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NEW JEWELRY STORE
PETER SMITH
THOMAS Walden, Nj ID

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. g. 1863. n23f
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Condition of The ClrcassIan Refugees

Condition of The ClFcasslan Refugees.
The Levant Herald Of Constantine
pie, May 4, says
The Circassian refugees continue in
deplorable condition along the sea
board The number of them that have
swarmed into Trebisonde has seriously
augmented and the zeal and fertility
Of resources Of DR.. Barozh, who has
been there for some time past on be-
half Of the Board Of Health, are taxed
beyond endurance.
There are as many as $1,000 desti-
tute Circassians at the present moment
in Trebisonde, and this mass of wretch
edness is continually increasing. At
Samson, there are now about 10000 Of
them seeking shelter and food, and the
town feels the burden heavily.
THE Ottoman government appear to
be taking every possible means to en-
counter and mitigate the evil The
late manager Of the special matter Of
the Circsssian immigration. Yayer Eff
fendi, has been superseded; and q
special commission hiss been appointed
70 organize Circassian colonization in
Turkish provinces. This commission,
under the presidency Of Teyfik Bey,
formerly Mustechsr Of Police, took it,
departure for Trebisonde on Monday
last in the Eseri-piedid. Two Of the
members Of the commission. are mill.
lsry pashas, who are Instructed 10 Sc.
lect Two thousand picked men from
amongst these immigrants, and convert
them into a special Circsssian Legion
for the Turkish service.
Within the last few days the Admi.
rality has despatched 10 Trebisonde a
number Of large sailing boats and sew.
eral steamers, in order TO withdraw the
refugees from the various points which
they now oYegcroWd, and transport
them 20 more eligible places, A mum
Der OF them vii. il Is ssid, be sent to
Cyprus several other places are also
mentioned, and even so far away as
TripoG IN Barbsry."
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Grants NoFemeHts all MyIeFiOns.
- -
Froio tbe RIcbmoTa Exa.nIrsr. Jne !


Froia the Richnona Exssnipsr, June II.
Early yesterday morning heavy can
nonading was heard along the right Of
Gun lines, and soon thereport came TO
the city that the enemy were moving
of Later information stated that he
had thrown a portion Of his forces
across to this side of the Chickahominy,
and was moving in the direction Of
Malvern Hill, which position he Is re-
ported 70 have occupied.
There were a number Of rumOrs hy-
ing through the city, but al that SEEM
ed 70 be positively known was that the
enemy had abandoned bis works, moved
over to this side Of Tie Chiclxahominy,
and was making in the direction We
have indicated The War Department
was In receipt Of no further Information
last night snd.oUr authorities seemed
perfectly easy and undisturbed by this
movement Of fthe enemy 81 +
II this neWs be true, then Grant holds
about the same position that Mcclellan
did "a 1862, after bis defeat and on his
retreat % the James river. Surely we
have nothing 70 fear from him IN this
poz.lion, for how can he hope, with
whipped and demoraiized arny, 70
accomplish from the Peninsula what
Mcclellan failed II do with his large,
wellappointed and well-disciplined ar
nay, urged on by confident expectations.
A gentleman who came up last even
ing reports that the enemy crossed the
Chickahominy at the Long Bridge, com
mencing to cross on Tuesday night,
soon after dark. They were still cross
ing yesterday morning and about Z
o'cl5ck o sharp fight onsued near Rid
dies shop, on the Charles City road,
their advanced forces coming upon some
Of our cavalry. After a gallant resist
Ance they fell back before the enemy,
whowere in large force with infantry
and artillery.
On discovering, yesterday morning,
that the enemy had moved of, our lines
advanced and captured about $50 pris-
oners, who still fingered about their
abandoned Notifications.
il is reported that the enemy landed
troops near Malvern Hill from their
gunboats in the James River on Sunday
night
at the time our informant left moth
ing was going on but the naneuYering
Of the two armies.
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DR.. Coleman.

A large proportion Of the human race
suffer more or less from veuereal diseases
or the concomitants. The faint, once ac-
quired, is often left 70 Turk in the blood, and
mauifests itself through succeeding genera
tions. The grest fault Of the age inmedi-
ately preceding this was that this frightful
class of diseases were combatted only in
their sym ptoms, which being once subdued,
the patient was declared cured though the
deadly virus was still unexpunged from the
SYSTEM. Fortunately for humanity, a better
state OF things has been inaugurated, and
the Increased knowledge acquired by the
foremost il the ranks Of medical practi-
TONERS enables them to strike at the very
root of the disorder. Prominent among
these il DR.. OOLEN4N, Who has devoted the
labor Of his life TO the discovery Of the
means Of totally Graduating the veneral
faint, aud leaving the patient free as before
infection. That he has succeeded, his
thousands Of former patients tes.ify; that
he win still succeed, his large present prsc-
tice plainly proves. Or. COLEMAN is one
among the very few specialists now practic-
ing who are able to do what they promise
work perfect cure. He can do this, and
that in safe and speedy manner, without
danger or exposure. His Office is located
on Cherry street, between Cedar and Dead
erick. Visit him, all ye who are afflicted.
You cannot afford TO remain away.
iune2-tf.
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coNAAyDASr OF CAVALRY.

/ Prom the Richmond Examiner. June "A.
] I Major General Robert Ransom, Of
/ North Carolina, has been relieved of his
command Of the Department Of Rich.
mOhd, and appointed to the chief com.
mand of all the cavalry forces in the
| valley, vice Gen. Jones, who was killed
in the fight shout a week ago near
StaUuton Gen Gusts Lee Is likely to
/ be Gen. Ransonl's successor ia command
Of the forces about Richmond
PROM GEN. LEES AMY.
/ Coresr oadeace ofthe Richmond Examiner.
ARMY OF NoETHERS VIRGINIA, NEAR !
Gaines Mil, Tuesday, June IA, 4 pm.
Grant is again in motion on our right,
| and our Generals are making proper
movements to meet him. He com.
menced retiring from our front last
night, but the movement was not dis
covered until this morning when or
line of battle WAS advanced and it was
/ discovered that the enemy were gone.
Grant commenced crossing at Long
Bridge with infantry, artillery, and
cavalry, this morning, after a feeble re
! sistance on the vart of the forces there
stationed Grant is therefore across the
/ Cbickahominy, and it cannot be long
/ before collision occurs.
Il is quite true that Grant has been
taking up and burning the York River
/ rsilroad, which indicates that Grant
eitherintends to cross to the south side,
or he intends taking the James river as
base.
This morning. troops are landing from
transports near Malvern Hill It is i'm
possible yet TO say where our lines are
likely TO be established. Grant has, by
his movement, secured possession Of
Malvern Hill, it Is believed.
The breastWorks which Grant has left
were all of the most formidable charac
ter. and were six lines deep
No collision Of any magnitude has
yet occurred, but before tomorrow
sun shall set you may expect another
battle
There was an engagement this morn
| ing near Ridley's shop, on the Charles
City Road, about IS miles below Rich
mond, between the eneuiy's forces, con
sisting Of infantry, artillery, and caval-
~ and q body of our valry. Our
cavalry, howyere, owing TO the superior
ty Of the enemy's numbers, were for
ced back. The enemy is also said to be
moving up the river road Grant has
gotten no nearer Richmond by this
move BE has, however, reached the
south side Of the Chickahominy.
About $50 prisoners, left by She enc
my to-day in their abandoned trenches,
have been brought in-among them a
mail carrier
IvANHoF
con the day these articles were writ
ten, GRANT was on the south side of the
James River So that it will be seen
that he completely surprised the rebels
Ed Union,
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q RNIFIoArfoE MEETIyG AT MUEFRErs
soRo.-In pursuance Of notice there
was large meeting Of loyal citizens o.
sembled on Saturday, June 18th, to "a.
tify the baltimore nominations.
A Burger, ESQ, was called to the
Chair, and I Persell appointed Score
tary
W. Bosom offered the following reso-
lutions, which were adopted by accia-
nation:
Resose4 That this meeting Of the
loyal citizens Of Rutherford and adj
Joining counties, hereby heartily ap-
prove and endorse the nominations
made by the Union National Conysu-
ton held at Baltimore on the Sta Of
june. of Abraham Lincoln, Of Illinois,
for President, and Andrew johnson, Of
Tennessee, for Vice President; and, IS
it Is the duty Of the people 70 uphold
and porpetdate the Government .of tie
United states by enirusting its admin
istmtion only 70 reliable Union men ;
that the rebellion may be speedily sup
pressed, and the integrity Of the Gov
eminent preserved, we feel it to be opr
imperative duty 70 do all that lies "a
our power to secure the election Of she
nominees Of the Baltimore Conyeh-
ton.
Resolysd, That We approve and en-
dorse the platform and principles adop-
ted BY said Convention.
On taking the Chair, A. Burger aa-
dressed the meeting on the issues Of
the day, making patriotic appeal to
the loyal to stand by ana sustain the
nominees.
The meeting was also addressed by
". Russell, ESQ, and DR. Bowen, o.
Smith comfy, reviewing the character
and acts of the nominees, and then
profound claims on the confidence OF
The people, growing out Of their tried,
strict integrity and devotion to Tie
Union.
The meeting was highly entertained
BY the music from the fine band Of the
18th Ohio Vol
A. BUnorR, Chairman.
!. PURsELL, Secretary.
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Gnflars 40 Merchanfs

Your atteEfion is called to cur large stock
of Goods, consisting in pari,of Boots Shoes
Caters, Oxford Ties ETC, nearly ell styles
and qualitiesj Hats aud Caps, all kinds and
colors, for military and civil use-sts les
consisting in part ofGen. Grant Hats, Gen.
Burnside Hats Gen. Gilmore Hats, Reguls-
ton Hats etc, Hat Cords, all colors pnd
kinds; Trunks, Yaiises, Carpet Bags, Um-
brellas, Whips and Whip Thongs Hosiery,
Shoe Findings, Cigars, Tobacco, Teas, Can
ned Fruits, saTdines, Cove Oysters sos ps,
Candles, sOda, pepper, Spices, Blacking
Brushes, etc, all Of which viii be sold low
by the case or dozen. -.4a
june 9-Sm B. r. CUTTER & GLEAYEs,
Corner Of College and Broad streets.
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/. PuEsElL, Secretary.

We are informed by Major WHsoS
Surgeon in charge Of Medical Depart
ment Of Camp Smith, that g Federal
soldier was found dead, Sunday on the
Trabue farm, near the Murlreesboro
Pike, and about two hundred yards
from the house. There were no papers
on his person by which he could be in
Identified he had on infantry coat and
pants; and was in q state Of decomposi-
ton Indicating that no had been dead
four or FIVE days
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NV TBr4TRE--The performance at
the New Theatre open this evening with
the drama Of eMargot the Poultry Deal
er," in which 1liss Bella Golden appears
ns Margot. it being her first appearance
IN Nashville. After the drama, a dance
by Biiss Lewis To be followed by the
musical burIetta Of . emmy Lind. Hiss
Golden inpersonates Jenny Lind.
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Phil Tieman, the celebrated billiard
player Of Cincinnati, has again chal-
lenged Kaysnaugh in match Of bil
liards for the champion cue ard one
thousand dollars, The challenge has
been accepted, and The match viii come
of ia September in the city OF Neg7
York
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CAMERoE, KNIGHT & Cos WHOLESALE
DEPARTxgNr.--Mozambiques, Grenadines,
and other Dress Goods Of superior quality
and styles in great variety, and lower than
they can be bought in New York and landed
bore. One thousand dollars on every seven
thousand dollars Of outlay on Silks and
dress Goods saved by. buying at CAEEEoS,
KNIGHT Co.'S, 40. 1, Hieks's Block,
Nashville. Call and see the truth Of this
oe,a-
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BARNES EXTRA GOLD PENS.

All pens bear roy trade aiark, O. P. BAEsEs,
EZTzt LoU., Ky" Tor which have secured the
ol8eiTss and are warranted ~ carEts fns and per
fec5 ID every respect. Sent ly n1ai o. express "
any part Or the county on receipt 81 priee ana
ff'e cg1re.t Persons ordering 11N piezse ssate the
sizs aud style desired, ghetlef hsrl o. soit fse Or
eoarss; aud the pea SHOULD I'll % please O. prove
defective, Wil kaYe the privilege 81 exchanging IT.
dssiuriiC1 Of fifteen percent allowed On orders q
IS OK over, and twenty-five pr cent on those of
gll0. literal discounts maize % the trade. 80
pens repaired 10 the best fGanner for FIFTY
GEMS lri'ad zlcnlP1 sl,eh. Pee sad Eatch circulars
seng Fazz. Aires
G p BARNES,
Dealer ia God Pens ard American Wafchss,
55 Maia-sIsss cor sKff, LousElie, x.
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A portion Of the prisoners brought
here yesterday, were sent forward du-
ring the day. The renasinder are quar-
tered at the military prison We sIe
informed that about eighty Of them de-
sire 70 take the oath of amnesty.
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Dr.. Jones, No % Dederick street. treats
nothing but private Diseases and conse-
quentIy deyotes his whole time to this class
ofpractice.
TEsus.-A charge Is made in the first
place and medicines are then furnished
free of charge until a cure is effected. A
cure is certain.
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THrArBr-The splendid Ravel Bal
let Troupe give another Of their bril-
Isn't entertainments OF the Old Theatre
10 night The large crowds that con
stantly attend these performance, come
away delighted, and enthusiastic IN
their praises Of the artists. The
bin for tonight is one Of the best Jet
given
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We understand that on Sunday last
one negro soldier was killed snd four
others badly wounded, ct the camp just
beyond the residences of John Trimbls,
Esq, by the explosion Of a shell which
they we're handling
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1nefinn Sale.

TARgER, PEyEEBAKER 60.
VIII sell, ct auction, On Wednesday, ed
INST, a 10 o'eloek5e large and ssasonabie
stoek Of Dry Goods, ersbrasiagi Prints,
Brown and Bieached Domestic, Ginghams,
Lawns, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc, etc.
Merchants only arc. invited to this sale.
WAREER, PENEEBAKER & co,
JuB-lCtds no. 20, Public Square.
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEEs, such as maehir-
ists, carpenters, teamsters, ETC., should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHECEs ON TIE DEPOsITARY AT LOUTsvILLE
csshed OF the very best terms.
r. THos. S. MARR.
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Pioneer Intelligence and Employment
Ofiee. -.
Ne. lsK, Dsadsrick Street.

We viii give our undivided attention to
the hiring of House Servants and Nurses.
Private families and Hotels cen be supplied
with good and Trustworthy servants By eel
ling on PATTON BR0s, Genl. Agts.
n. B.-Twenty good House Servants can
get immediate employment By callingon
PATToE Bros, General Agents.
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The best evidence that Lee feels hia
inability to cope with Grant IS the fac;
that he keeps his army hid behind for
teca.ions. In al former eampaigul
the opposSbe has been bis policy
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We are Indebted 20 ~. G Collier
Newsletter, and Joel Davis, Of the
Adams Express, Tor the latest newsps-
pers, in advance Of the mail
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Neatly executed at the Gold Pen Depot,
Y Cherry street, where you viii and Pens
and Jewelry, ct low figures. Cali and ex-
anime. [may1l-tf.
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Yesterday was q pretty fair specimen
Of a summer day IN this latitude It
was bright enough and warm enough
70 satisfy any body.
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r "A first class SalesmanI in the Dry Goods
Business. Good wages paid. Best recon-
mendetion desired. Address 3. s., box AIS,
Post ofioe, Eashville. .a june IL 4ats
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nISEA SEss OF THE NEE2-
II VOUS, SEMINAL URINARY AND SEXUAL
HYSfEM5-BeW aud reliable trest.neut-ia Reports
Of The HOWARD ASSOCIATION-Sent BY mail 10
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Address,
IT. J. SXILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
No. 2, South Ninth-st-eet, Philadelphia, Pa.
ap lily
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A Photograph Of loo Star Theah e
Actresses, all for so cents, at the Cum.
berland Gallery. #
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The snow on the summit, Mount
Washington, on the 18th inst, was six
inches deep
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loo Bushels

Hungarian Grass Seed for sale at
d. L. ALRxAEpEE's.
msy17-tf.
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200 ROxes Lemons
Engraving

Just received At ". ". TOTTOE's, No. %,
College street. at june4-tE.
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B6~If you want your pianos well
tuned, call on Mr.. Jackson, at c. D. Ben
sens Music Store. Ap26tf
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Santa Anna is 70 be the Field Marshal
Of the new Mexican Empire
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We learn from 3 Gentleman who left
Big Shanty Friday night that there
was heavy firing on Sherman right
nearly al day A considerable number
Of wounded had been brought in. The
train on which he left contained many;
and on Saturday morning, between
Kingston and Resacca, train in the
rear, similarly loaded was captured by
the rebels and burnt