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SaSttd6e s8sriate iber @ss. @bermSns ae,peav,,s
IN 03epraia.

in Georgia.
Mai btn9tpn, 25. gDpbr. Sp6tere
9epr9ter 3eitungen lino bier einaetrOIisn, .rel<
Qen mr fclgenoe 9~teuisteiten besiielid Sberz
mans 8etpegun9 entnebmen.
Der Savannah So m s ppm 10. iaat: Sir
bdben ultbentiibe gta6ri6ten, bas Der Seino
nor 0tocpn eri6ienen 1T uno saB cine anoere
0trelfpurtbie BON &poin9ton Der Die Spur ppu
0bernlanS Goio perfOl9t uno eeltern Nbenp
ooer beute 0tpr9en friib bic tlelne Stapt @al>
lace ungef6br 4 Weilen nirbli6 BON Der DILL
leogeptlle unO GOrOpn 8pbn errei6ten. Man
beri6tet, baB Die Streifpartie DtpnticellO, ben
9puntolib BON SaSppr county, iopie baS Stdot=
6en 9il8bprO perbrannten. Obne 3weifel be-
obliAti5en ite, Die Gentralbabn unS Milleoge=
pllIebdbn SIT unterbre6en, ooer ge9en Camp
Seiptpn ppr5uorin9en UNI Die f~6oeraIen @efanse=
men SIT befreien.
gir baben ferner Iidere 9ta6ri6t, baB Der
5eiuO geiern 6Uriptb in @tOnroe So. ansriff
uno eneli6 suridgeidlagen wurbe.
g8ir b6ren, baB in Wtacpn arpbe Mufregune
berri6t uno baB 6rauen unb &in0er Die Stabt
o%erlafen. Dem Nni6eine nab lit bieies MIR
elm Gapauerie=S treif5ug, wel6er ale in ieinem
Siege liegenoen @iientabnen serif5rt ;;unO pobl
ojeier Staot pper 2tuguita ent9esen riidt, nm
10 ptel ais m6gIi6 SbuOen 81 tbun. Ytan
slaubt, Die Screen IN Diacpn uno WiIlebgepile
inns binreibeno, Die Stdbte p%prIdufg SIT per-
tbeioioen.
Us. Der Selegrapb lit np6 bis MucCn in
Orpnung, mprau8 mir idlieben, ,baB Der 6etno
np6 nidt auf Die GentraIbabn 9eitpBen 1T.
SpdtereS.
0ie Georgia @eiestebuhs Iduit GnseinGnSer.
Ser 6auunnab 3epublican pom 81. iagt,
oaB ser Seleqrapb ni6ts iber ben 3wed hes
6einoes p%erIaute. Gafugiere BON WtacUn mel
ZEN, baB Der 6eino innerbalb Z Wteilen BON
@ri@palopiIe, Der eriten iioIiden Station BON
0lacon lei. 8ilIeogepiIe purbe pom ben 8Gr'
germ 8erdumt.
Die @eies9ebun9 pertagte f6 unc eilten 10
fbneI ale m69li6 bappn.
Die SAVANNAH Stems" pom 81. la9t fiber
Sberman5 Dtari6, baB nerieIbe nit elmer itar'
fen Otl6t in Manpca uno Srnes Counties eirtz
ee3oqen iei unO eiu beoeutenoer Sruppent6rper
Den Ormulgee Slub bel 8Iauters 5abrit iber>
i6ritten babe. Dies lai1e annebmen, baB iene
&ruppen fi6 segen stHguita b~epesen.
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m ariucerpberiInaeu.

@ofbingtcn, 25. NOObr. 9Omiral
8prter beri6tet, pub fpI9enpe Sabrseuse BON
Dem 9Itlant. 8lOtaoegeidpuber 9etapert purs
ben: Schooner SpbiIe pOn glaiiau, S9rpner
Snee, Sdrponer Sea 8iro ullo Der 9umpfer
9hta.
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Sfffcc Der Mppeal Ear @Omrt.
Baltimore, 81. RDt. 1864.
glotia an 0~duierbauer unS Mnbere.


gtoti5 an !6dui erbater uns Nnbere.
Sbrer Sea6tuns wirh ~fsIssnet Srsindns empfpbIen, tertn
Vertuguneen frtft ~dukSeiIbrt werben mlden:
@tne Bin, tetiteit, cine OrhtudnS fie Grri6tuna BEN &c.
bdusen IN eirfer Statt su resuitren unb bic gtaeurruns Der.
feIben gu iiderN.
Sett. y Sci es beitIrhen unb ~strsrtnet hur6 ben D1asOr
ue ben Stattrdth tSn SalttrFre, bag rRa une mad paiK
rnne hteier Orstnan3 IS ntht seiesliG ietn fpa far iraenh
cine pelisn cine @ridubHibf&ein Der ApYeal Ear @purt tn
ben @ran3en hiefer Stabt Elm yebdnbe aaf eth ntuss Sun.
Sannent ~ errtdten, reeer in Ssrbinbuns nit etnem ttreits
ertftreneen @epauee pser niGi; rber elm altes @ebGube, soer
etntn Stetl zines iclben nieser;urtissH, I'm auf Der alien
6%aneAtipn elm aeues 8aumtrf 81 trri2trR sher ttn retteres
Stpfpert 1nf etn beretts sUrbdnteneS 9aHs An baaea, neI.
dies bic Q0anpe b6ber maht.
Seft. z. Sci es bei8lsien uRh ~sersrtnet, hae Is BITE yhtdt
Der 8tbter bar ApSeal 8ar @rart in. fplhe Grlanbntsf6eine
aut etHseret9tes SefuH uniioRa az erikeilen unb Bud lar
nher Az 1ubren.
Sett. 5. Sci 60 tel8loftn mi ~osrpreHet, Sas lrstnS .ias
gerfpn Stlae bieien Sehtmmunsen ;npiter banbfIL um sine
Summe, Bic $2e niht itsritsist, behrafi werfen isa, rel6e
SratlREme wte aue aueern Strafen esaerttr miri unb Is
io4 big Yfi9t hrs betrs feneen afefsrs In Der gSasttprs
Dffte fem. far fte 90 clifton folder Sttafn Srrae III traaen.
&n3enRmmen am IL. Mrrtt 1851.
SpbnSee 6 bGpmar MapSr.
Ger. ~ Gpr6pn,
Spiept Stmms
10 m. 8 prtGG,
(23Ere2 SDtuS) &thter her MpH. Ear gpurt
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I23.rs2 DiuS
Njermonia Stbnciocre NSerein.

Zen teutfGeu S6neitern, bic auf Runtenarkett ~belb6fiat
fne, sur Yfrti;. hns am SalSfas, 20 Rsp, 4teHts s l6r
bic geriammluns IN Central SnGe, % U. Gasitr., fattfin.
tel, melu elm SsEsr, sem iein S0Ssl tin mentO am 5trSea
itesE, eehtteR NTH, bic cute Sa6e gu unteraustn- 8erner
aeitere Gcrlanmluns am ;wetten unS stertfn Sanfas I'm
Mpnat %abeetalteR pirh.
ttOpSal #E EA#f Ne 0drI 81 rener Gefr.
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@pu q c,n.CrItanp.

New> @prt, 25. 9pp. Der Sampfer
Sapanabp lit bon 9iep=O orleans an9etpmmen,
bringt aber feline neuerer Na6ri6ten
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@ctharot S Seifert.

So. 20 Sio Bomb StraBe.
mir bic untersti6neten MAIDEN has yubIttum unh btIcr
eerS BITE perren Ntrtte anf infer SettIese5ei6dft anfneri-
iaR. Sueem Hnier @ef@aft btpeutens Sergi 6Eert nnp hura
gatent-wlaittnen s~srSsiert 1T fns mir TN Stanbe bic bette
SnrNpartaa, Dttneralralier, ipiste philadelphia Porter NIB
ale uAh Gieer gu ten btatefea Yreifen ~ ~ltefern. GtfeI.
lun9en rereen ~eRtgesen gensmmen IN her 3 ibrtt, Ste. 70 q.
Sensftr. unh bel I'm Tern epmmtffens. NseMten:
Sphn SeUtbetsr @de &liee Ann Str, uns Sapps Murs
i. @Ufee, IN. 30 Siaen SIR.
Q8plf, &tt 5taenfr. unb SelaIr W1arttt.
3pfi2Dtt) @dbdr6t Il ySeifert
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2uaeIaufen
NerfnmlnIuna.

Die &atots> unb @isarrens Satritanten. 6GnbIer,
TfIsnSer urb ale anheru, teren 29unIGu es 1T, has bic
MIR bon SlItters& abaf, pelb + in ben @ereiniaten
Staaten b%crarbeitet une ccniumirt pirb, unb Spar RON
benz Sdnfer, nidt bon benz 8Hanaer erboben merbe, fnt
eriuht, fiG am Dienfas, rem 90. 0pp. 1864, in
WinSwaet's ,Nfetrcpclitauz9 sle, +" SO. S4 Baltimore,
arii9en Soniraps lnb @apRraBe, az b.riantmeln, mt
Detesaten ir bic am 7. DECEMBER i'm Cooper 9nHitut in
9eefp>9prt ftattfiuOenbe Convention gu erirSelen.
Die Wi&tiSteit Der SADIE erbsiI4t cine Iebbafte Be-
theiIinnnn nner Netreffenhpn.
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Wlaparne S. .. Npber.

BITE beribmte gSatrlasertn, 1T mieher SRradsefebrt Stn ttrer
8etie une eieet rtteer Austuaft ME Saspr Iber due @egen.
iisnse hes meAi6ltsea eebensi insem fe tte sabre ans refine
Auetunft aebt ae TIRE beisneete @ahen Hnt HHiEenlhafkM
ane Sunae ~srunslte fne uns ssasn @isrbtn ~persseneu, f.
TT pc ; ionfsrS ;u s%mptebieH. SOfdl rssr 5tmmer: ,Rv. 5
g. Man Rahe SalLimcrehr. phen i'm erReM RIppr. L2elntsI W
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pocS=Mn;ciae.

EcocS=Nnsciee.
Sreunten uub 9etlHRten Ste trlnrtae Nddri6t, bds unfer
Srbn Srbn 8 + n d II n am "a. gipp. nod turisr
Rrantteit i'm Alter ben 20 Sabren uns 4 RSnateR Serfor.
ben. Derielbe btnterl"st cine Traw uxh ein Rtnb. SeiH
GtthenbesAnent6 fneet nprsea tSrnntial Mtittae 2 ltr pn
ieiner Webnans, Ode BON S&rEser uns Scrtbary ans fatt
niue SbftlHapme bitten BITE trnaernben @ltsrn
s . b II unS % a = e.. 8 ~artmann.
QualSpu, 6ptt, tf ttsfts SGstleH,
Qualoel, maS bic Gltern fIblen!
Stasepeift Fnt unf're Srensen,
Infer 6ers pom @ram Aurhnhblt.
I'D bic 4uit cn unIsrn Gasen
Sebu ptr iest ;u @rabe traaen
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6dutcl Sdute nmo 0cSer o~erlauot

SOn 2O0O bis 5000 prinia Sub unb Stierfeue fur metne
9erbt, unc g6intersSerberet Serlanst, Id wetb. bic t56fen
Sdarpreiie ~teSahlen.
5erner 3etee tb an, eds i'd In metueni WDaarentaufe eiMe
fetne anstrabl srm belten Spblleter Goat uns 5enIpdl,
Sberlteer, S6at unb S~albsleber aus meiner eientn aus
@erberet babe, rcrauT i'd sic Nufmer tanfeit
Auer iente. nellie CUTE VI belt unh reeae grttft Iieben, kenn
t1 tanH btutser cerfdufen, ais trsenh Elm SduS In Baltimore
8ereeBt ni1t zen dlten Stlne AZ Sub G~alserthr, eine
Sbure nOrelt9 pom 2pmbarofr.
t2opti2Vit) SrGns @ruPt.
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Jteue Nn6ei0en.

~ 5Ir Capt. 8tctor Oertel, 4. Wlt6taan Cav
ltsSt elm Yadst aus europa In Der Office tes
"SSe6er'. (%npp17tum)
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lrmsue Der =. anapp'i8en e8ule.

Wsn Wpntaa1 ben 81. NUSember, TT Dbtee 2ebranfdlt trn
8s. 19 Sab @asfrGee mad benz neuen S1uleebdube, Spathap
Str Der WtdSVrs Office f6r6s s~eseniber, Uerteat tpprben.
SrpptI eintnt Idnef seteeten 8ebnrfniHe, ais aud etnem
eueenfetnen W%erIGngen sn e%rtiprefen,. Itnb in etnent ednjltG
tepOrnten @eblaSe eret Ubere @lafeu, aasfdlieslt6 tur Wfabs
den beftntmt, errt&tet wOrben.
(nIrlS-) Tr. Nndbp,
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Tiir NpDtbcfer!

Gin jusSer eekster MdnR ser tn ether Mltlttdr- SsIpitaI.
@setbefe Gu. 1 Satr ais affatnt funsirt, fu6t Su fetxtI
geben, tSaNpl
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0erbffbanSel fir 1864.
9Sldtlg fir S6ubs uno Stiefel-. gambler
eitftr etast, irute aud Der bena&eartsn etdbte % a r.
tHttpu ane eprgetpmE .. G., unb aIeraM
erta, ga.
Stiltbramf S Smith,
StO. 290 Baltimore Str, segeniiber 6burpitr,
babsn ssrrdttts cine srOsr ausratl Sua
feiHen faIbIebernem uun fd,tperen ,DabsIeherneu
Stiefeln fir @crren unb 9nGben,
ippte aud
feline talhleoerne, bdffelleoerne unb i6adfleeerAe
t6albitiefel fir 9erren unb anaben,
ein srSses Sprttment BON @
OamensS dnbcn,
setn pnb CRIB e~earbtitet unt 1tbr prafttf1 fur teu 4srba
unh Dtnter.
Dtele @anren p1trtren MIR Niettt perfauftrn unter Zen
lnnebmtarffa BteiNsuNsen BET Der Bsr cher beim Dusent
yaar.
MntbrauF & Gmtt9,
tIzIptSapu'tS 2eO e~alttmsrsfr., stesnAttr StsspRR
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@. 90. @aiI&G r,
9. 5. 8pIenin&
9. z. BARTLETT,
gB N. WeIib & gpn8,
g. RpfenfeIb& 6 O.,
Spbn s. &erner,
% nj. >. MIXERS,
Mib bIetpn& Dpriep,
j.. @. 6eGsner,
3bpS. Us. @rpmer,
s.. @tIten$ 6 o.,
Hatban B ebb & 8re.,
(SNtcDD 80 NJ. q. Bob Go.
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Wirt6lc6nits= 9lmscioe.
@S7 Ertllins s 6artt9,
Ncitaurnnt ullb ya9er6uer~S alsn

aS Ncltaur1llt llllo Nn9erDler~Snlpt
Gde BON 10. Str. unb 2puifIana Are.
1dfbinsten, .. q.
gDir ErlaubsH uHs bk Hait, uNltrn Sfeareen - Sthnle
ssa, lsrts sem ~sssbrten gnSlIuH ee s~setbenit Mnlttse ID
MAIDEN, Sas mir am sbt8en slas cine nsut Mirtt4att w6f'
net bGbtH ue werfen tprtrabrsub nur bic bphtn Mttnt, Mt
H0n 2tsHrr unb auseeisGnetes 2aeertttr S~sSaptea. I'm
saklrei6eH 2niFrra bitten attuRssSsl
teSftlWH &FtIItas l. RGrtte.
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Sinisite @lebl=SanSlune
in 2ibertp pad, So. "a g. 9pparoitr.
0a!tur & MtcS;luc

flno BE N9enten fNr BE beien 20 utJen. melhe WtebI nNh
Baltimore fena n, ME fae
&asie Wtias Mekl SfiGen,k ktRes WRetI-
9Oekhsr D3taS 60. aSaene Wltus b..
ylsaant 8aner 80. YtSntr NtuS DO,
Hns &lspprtb'S vBnnp" SanNlg Slrns.
Sader une 9ansitr perheR es tn tlrem SaAereiIe finben,
renn lie taufet. bk
t2lnprlYtD matter Il nj @ /
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r. Die Sffee fir ben geSauf BON refsrSirten 5tten
Hlre beats sen . lsr &prmittass bis 8 ubr Ra6mittass
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Sepnaro 0rpper .Oirettpr.
(Strettrr 6es neucn Gbesnuifr. Gbedters tn PHILADELPHIA /
une pom Greper's 1beater tn gDafbtnstrn. .. 81
Carl Mni9iib. ...... .GapeImeifer.
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%Oeran0annaen.
Oentfcbes Ebe0ter

Surnballe, $50. 300 9Set Nrottfrase.
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~ 9uS WaibiH9tOH nI6 umqeQens 6tlie6e
l1au Seite1nngeIl fir 0eH. ,,9Sefer' 5nbicritk
tLOasI lgie An3eise1lI 0trd ben Ngenten Sra. s.
S. 9te0fei0t, APO & Str, III 1tndjen.
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TO WHOM ASSESSED.

corner Of said lot, run
ming thence south 40
feet, then southeasterly
with a line at right an.
giles to Louisiana avenue
20 feet q inches to the
said avenue, then north
eastCrly with said ave-
nue. 90 feet 8 inches.
then northwestly at right
angles to the said avenue
" feet 3 inches, then
north ~ feet to north Z
street, then west 25 feet
To the bpuinniuu
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front Of said lot by the
depth thereof.

For the year 1859, $5l.s9
for 1880, $50, 81; Tor 1851
S43.S .,..,,.,.i.. ...,.
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TO WHOM ASSESSED.
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Beginning on NJ street.
south 20i feet o inches
from the northeast cor
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

nj OTICE.-Ail 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-
iff and his Deputies TO arr ST parties known
la have our Sacks. ana claiming to have pur-
chased them. which is mistake.
Dill d Bro.
Mt OTICE.-All persons ha- ing accounts
~ or notes due G. A. Dill, Dill d Bro. or
G.. A Dill & Co, unarrangcd or unsettled
will settle Immediately and save cost.
G. A. Dill.
Prescott, Dec. Is. 1853.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
Notice TO Vacate.

State of Wisconsin. Pierce county. In the
matter of the application of Franklin Oils
to vacate certain PORTIONS OF the village o
Franklin.
NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed. franklin Otis. will apply 10 the
County Board of Supervisors of Pierce Co.,
at their session. To be convened LIST day OF
June. A. d. 1864. for an order vacating the
following described portions of the village OF
franklin. in said county and State to-wit:
Lots 3. 4, ) and q ia block one.
Lots and ) in lock two.
West halt of lot 3. and all of lots 4, ), 9.
10, Ill and IL in block three.
Lots |. .. 3, 4. 5 and in block four.
Lots .. 3. ) and 8 block five.
Lots and in block 6.
All of Main Street all of high Street, and
all of Vine Street. and all of the alleys run
ing between the storsmention, d lots.
F. HSKLIS OTIs.
Trimbelle. February Is, 1864. 40-ws
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
TO all wl,em IL may Concern.

Tine undersigned viii be present al the
house of J. n. Adams, in the Town Of River
Falls. on the 29ih day of March. 1864. at 2
o'clock in the afternoon. to decide upon the
application of School District No. eight. in
said town. for the locati"n and establishment
If School House site for said district upon
the northeast quarter of The northeast quar-
of section numl er 81. township number
81. range le.
Given under our hands this 5th day of Feb
rnary, A. D. 1864.
II. B. BATES.
s. WALES. Supervisors.
L. /. GLASS,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
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. ID. A. JAY.
PWncH, pse. -, lea aSva
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
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
Office near Sterlings Store, Main Street.
Prescott. Oct. 8. 1868. n23lf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
Notice to Vacatc.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
~ signed will apply To the County Board
of the county Of Pierce. in the State Of Wis
consin, at their session; to be held in said Co..
ut the Comfy Seat on the LIST day of June
M xt. L. Ga. for an order vacating sach portions
IF the village of Maiden Rock as hereinafter
stated. to-wit: All Of blocks |, 3. 10. 30. 81
and 70. Also. lots 3. A. :. and q. in block 10.
Lots 10. II. aud II. in block Is. Lots 1. 2.
3. Z. 3. 9 aud 10. in block -. Lots 10. IL
and IL. in block %. Lots 9 10. II and IL.
IN block s. Lots l. 2. 3 and 4. In block %.
Situated in sectional lots |. . and 3, In section
Is. township number "a. Of range number l6,
in county and State aforesaid.
JOHN ID. TRUMBULL.
Maiden Rock. Feb %. 1854. 42-w9
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
NEW JEwELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

nEaLER i'm Clocks. Watches and Jeweiry
has removed to Peter Bolts new bnil
ding. Broad Street. Repairing done TO order.
Prescott. July 25th, 1868. l2-u
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate Of Alyah White de-
ceased.
nN reading and filing the application of
" II. K. White. Of River Falls. in said
cu:nty, admin. traitor of the estate 81 Alvah
White. late IF River Falls. in said county.
DECEASED. sisting among other things that he
has not heen allie t. COLLECT a sufficient sum at
the as, Is beluugiag Ia said estate tn pay off
its indebtedness. alsn giving statement ~ the
amount of The assts in lie han and that
major part Of the same consists in n demand
against an estate in course of administration.
and prays that furth r time be- granted 10 col
ect the sum and To pay off said indebtedness.
il is ordered that said petition TIE he ri before
the Judge of this court on Monday, the 9TH
rlay of March next. At 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at his
office, in the city of Prescott. And il is fur
her ordered that notice thereof he given to
all the parties interested i'm said estate. by
publishing a copy of This order for three
.ccessive weeks prior To said dav of hearing.
IL the Prescott journal. a weekly newspape;
Published at Prescott. in said county
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge
Dated February Is, 1864. H-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19
=. w. DICKINSON,
Bounty, claim & Pension Agent

VIII obtain Arrears of pay. Pensions
Bounty Land. Bounty Money, Claims for
Horses and other property. destroyed. dc.
River Falls. Wis. Feb 10, 1862. no Ait
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-19

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-02

past seven o'clock In che morning she went
down within a quarter Of q mile Of the spot
where the noble old frigate Cumberland and
her heroic crew found their resting place.
There is not the least evidence that she was
purposely sunken as has been intimated re-
peatedly by journals In the Rebel interest
When she came into Hampton Roads she
leaked badly, and was in q most unseaworthy
condition. II is absurd TO suppose that the
Government connived at any design which
had tor is object her destruction while under
the national flag. The Government Is too
strong, too liberal, too wise, and too much re-
solved on justice 10 wink at anything which
would impeach that justice, or tarnish the
honor Of the Republic. lit had determined,
after a due investigation Of the facts con
nccted with her capture, to return the Fioriia
TO Bahia, it would have done 40, without re-
sorting to any dshonorablc mode Of getting
rid Of a vessel which has been pest TO the
seas and an enemy to our commerce.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-02
THE "FLORIDA."

It is now pretty surely ascertained that this
notorious pirate was sunk by one Of those
accidental collisions incident to our rivers and
high seas. On the 10th ult., the transport
steamer Alliance during the night ran into the
Florida, injuring her seriously. The leak
occasioned by her contact with the Wachusett
in Bahia Bay was thereby largely increased;
and Rear-Admiral PORTER, 20 prevent any
further mishaps to the prize, ordered her to
anchor of Newport News. But the leak, which
now averaged eight inches per hour, was too
much for the steam-pumps, which were con-
s'anty going, and which proved utterly made
qus'e 70 keep down the increasing gain of the
sea- A'aeriticsl moment one of the steam
pumps gave out, and although the iron-clad
AndHtd was slgnaled, and furnished men to
assist In bailing, they we're unable 10 check
the rapid influx Of water, and finally anding
all efforts TO keep her afioat unayailing Actins
Master BAKER reluctantly abandoned the
Florida to her fate, the water at dawn Of The
2sth having reached her berth-deck. AT halt
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-02
EVENING TMEGRAPH-PHnADELPHA FRIDAY DECEMBER 2 1861

The two systems, sectionally separated, can
not grow together; and IN Union the growth Of
one or the other must cease. Hence, while
the Union continued, the South was dwarfed
by the side Of its giant rival, and the progress
Of the one made the utter ruin OF the other"
Why, we ask, why should the South decrease
and the North incrcaseP She has more
delightful climate, richer soil, "a fine a sea-
coast, and as broad and deep rivers as those
rom which the North has coined her
unparalleled success. It Ia because OF
the weight OF the incubus Of slavery.
We love the South, and desire 20 SEQ her
rise to her proper height; therefore we tear
the nightmare from her, and let her arise
renewed, regeneraled, and discnthralled,
twin sister with the free North.
Reconstruction Is declared impossible, but
the reasons for such decision are reserved
for future paper. When the accomplished
pen" again spreads ITSELF" we will call atten-
ton to It's heavy production, and if It's fruits
are Of sufficient Importance we win review
them; but as "Ylrginia's iavorite SOM does
not possess any Of the montal abilities Of JEr-
FEnsoN or MADISON, the force Of The sue
ceeding portion Of his review Is hidden in the
dlr, clouds Of iuturity.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-02
INrEUUsrINa no STpAeaIrRs.

Il may sometimes have occurred to the
most struggling Of straggler5 that the adop-
tion OF peculiar measures might be necessary
TO cure them OF their proclivities. If any sys-
ten should be adopted by which bounty
jumpers could be rendered true TO their vows,
however severely and unwecomoly it might
tell upon honest men subject to draft, who
might find themselves at the front before they
knew it, il would at least teach these bounty
Jumpers lesson they would not easily forget.
Drafts are unavoidable, and quotas must be
filled, although there are more ways Of filing
them than one.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-02
VOLUNTEERING.

The pleasantest way OF serving ones coun-
try is 70 volunteer. To the service then are
brought health spirit, hardihood, all rendered
more efficient in their unity by the free will
with which they are offered. But the enthu-
siasm with which volunteering is begun
inevitably dies out, ina measure. As city
the degree in which We are volunteering at
present does not seem to preclude the neces-
sity ofa DRAFT. No better reasons, no stronger
inducements for volunteering ever existed
than those which present themselves at present.
Drafted or volunteer service, the bano and the
antidote, are before the people, who have only
to make their choice. Men are needed to
chnch success.