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Sheriff. Sale.

re- S..'+ al iss,,''.I-s's 500 zoe County
,'rcsa Cost. q crse Miner .S Il jobs
., Nd ExrcBtuu
10y VIRTUE o. .1,su-,on s-ssd out ~
- ami u dtS fla a. a o! AID un.r in the
nov" enrilra ~ io:, IL Ia. directed and deliv>
red, AID s.ainst II peES,r.i cd real u oper.
~ OF :. d John " Gnuiy, have .. ed and
wed upon the following Described rr.i estate,
'ha I'll the rk t, tiils and interest .hch he
'Aid d'tei'daa' lad in the -ad property at the
late OF NC d"eks'ng Of &C Judgment. 10 Wit:
N 'ha Inst, -6s-'(sl d~y ot December, 1850,
or h4s since acquired
Inc s"uis ea-t quar- o. Of north east eus rter
i Section No tvrnry tso (22) containing for.
arre-. the south vest quarter of nn,th ea.t
4iaF ~ - SectI'n Ne tS"uty three 49,. 1ovE
Ssnty ~, kr.s~ ~ nsy tour ~, contain
ng t'rr acr~s: 'Gs north ~est gu " o. Of aou,h
s"st quarter OF Section No tvsu y-6se IL.
Town twenty 20 Rang" tvar, 'our ~ con-
aim iossacre- Il s1u h at quarter Of ses-
'i"n No twe!i,1-s'K -2s Tuv,. twenty 10
i'S" Va y tour 81 co I iriny one hun.
;'rd AID -'1t' acres he 10: t. hall OF north
al quarter Of s 'ctiou No one i. Tovn
t'*n'S -~2o-. +frge t#s,IT. three 23-cOH-
'i.iAx eiKhy - 80 scrsa; the south rAst
AFTER at S"ctl"n one i Town twenty
NJ, ha g. t~eHty three as, containing
re hun Ired and siIiS acres the north st
lrsrtsr Of 'he s,uth pg.t ol.rto. Of S,c,,on No.
T1een b, Tow twesiy-o e H.
h1i'Ie t"'" y-thrts Is. con aiming or:y
'cras; the soniH Wet quarter Of = crior No.
hirteen 10 Town twenty o,s ii.
h'hGs twrnts~i rec 20 :, Containing ono
'un'rri ana slSiv acres the wss, haf of north
%S'' qui'ser, - c,iou No. isenty four IL,
fHwh t"rutY-one III, Range tw-ntv three
Ii, cohtS M ( e'shty acres and e. . north
""st 81 trtFr oi the north west qua yer ~ See.
i@n NJ twehty Gvr az T. IN Iveuty-ops
IL, Range t~ss.t Sihrse -2s cont.iuia<
'"lv acres.
winch -ad real estas and right, title and inter
u az "f"reraid. shall expose for sale aid sell at
phblic v"ndue a, the Court House 10 The village
: Aa'itowoc, III said county a, STATE, on the
Assn day ct Nav, 1864 as two o'clock in the
''ternoon. TO satisfy said eZrru,ion d cs...,
IR p. SMITH, Sheriff.
AUSTIN P'Elss P'6'5 AIRY.
Dated Sheriff : Office, March 17rh, 1854.
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TAX NOTICE.

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots
lying and being situated in the county OF Mln-
itowoc and State Of Wisconsin. rem lining unre-
deemed in the Office Of the Clerk of the Board
of Supervisors Of the county of Manitowoc and
State Of Wisconsin. for the taxes due and I'M
PAID thereon for the year One Thousand Eight
Hundred and Sixty, for which said taxes. the
SAID tracts OF land and town lots were sold on
the Sth day of October, A D. 1861 Now.
therefore. unless the amount Of taxes interest
fees. and charges set opposite the several
tracts of land and town lots. as herein describ-
ed. incluling thirty cents advertising fees for
each and every saeh description be paid on or
before the 6th day Of October A. b. 1864 ae-
cording to the time when said tracts of land
and town lots were sold as above-stated the
same will be conveyed to the purchaser or his
assigns in pursuance Of the statutes for such
case made and provided. 1865
ADOLPH WHITMAN.
Clerk County Board Of Supervisors
Dated Manitowoc. March 3. 1864.
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Office

Is HEREBY GIVEN tina. TIE UNDERMINE
Wsrdens aud V"sfrym-n .fSt Panl's c,ur.l
II ~" Rivers, "'ll. IN fhe I6,h t.v of Aprii :.
A ID 1854, 1T 'ae o1oe 81 Hol Dawn r.Yn,.
"a ShrhaySai, VIE aud before tie H,n. DAvI.
lArIoA, Judge Of the IN JLalici i G.,,uit. Al
''s SAID othce. Oh s.'d d4v. 1t ten O'Clock in
The forenoon, spplg 10 eAid judy f., an ordsr
"eii me ps-InIs~~ be'ons'' 4 Gid church,
4 ~ mat 'Sa Ps"Ceet. ui sad ssl~ He psid tn.
r.. Rev bishop Jacasoh K nsSx far Tho M.
II me Irotes ant Ep,-crp.l CI srch Of tLs Do
cese OF " sconai ; which prem sss arc kno..
'nd d"acr bed o. follow t0-~it:
Lot No seven, siYI, sd nan. q, and o.
i" Bloc \" ffy-si1 (56) situ.fe in the VII
g OF Two R''ess County " asAisoxoc, and
seate at Wisconsin,.
Da!sd Two Rive =, ulrh %, A D 1894,
4 HiSki ) s r1EIfoST lw.ra...
;;: : : s, IA: >.
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Notice.

/ VIE UNhER~iEAED. SIorkholJaia in The
si,.''a~3c s'~.i-, ipi.i kIn 4 .,d Com
JAh', HoiiiuS AZ r~pr-.-h.ox .Qr.. than 4
ID. r'ty q s.e c-ti. 81 -t~; = ut .id Company,
,i,-'' gave sfi'~ dat tiA~ .i! "a. . s,e-tiAE
J! - acaheids's at cad tu.uu.n, he'd II
he once OF &c b G1.asi ia il tip VILLAGE
i f"na~ht. Gu The 1itA l., o .,ch, 1894.
4 - O'clock, ", t.. to uuEpu>n -. ei.ctinx
me .ireeic:s Z! s4.1 & sGv.n. {, Lalj ther
fuce vnrs' othr:s elar,ed . id aux!.i 3D.
Dated fesrGary 9, 1854
me sooVs saeetiak ID ADJ ,urned to Thursday
ne ~ h day II say u.IT .nd viii held Al
s.ue ptse. All hour Of said day, q Above
II SCOTT,
CURTIS REED.
BULkLEY
UhN.t III LIT r CO
ProIls. ht CURTIS REED.
PIX. ~ He ny iiEWITT.
frnI'ss nv GtU fCfN
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TO Justices and Supervisors.

have c'pirs OF Chapter III, of The General
Law OF 1854, f distribution among tie sevs-
raj Justices Of the Peace ana Chairman q
S'ards Of supervisors, Of The several towns Of
Haui,oaoc County, whieh can be Obtained a.
ny Is JOSEPH FRANGL
Clerk Gircat Court
A.nitowsc, March II. 1855 AZ
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

ABOUT THE ARGUELLEs CAsE.-The Copper
heads continue to vent their jeremiads over
the Arguelles case. Further particulars Civ
en- in a recent dispatch from the Consul Gen.
eral of Cuba, showing the character and Of
fence of the fugitive Spaniard, will add to
the poignancy of their affection. He seems,
indeed, to be worthy of such sympathy,
$50 thick the multiplying villainies of nature
Do swarm upon him."
1t appears that twas his duty as an officer
of the Governments, to watch the slave trad
ing pirates, and to seize all Africans imported
into his district by them, reporting the same
forthwith to the Consul General. Instead OF
that, however, he reported them as dead, in
duced curate to attest the fraud, and then
sold them into bondage-adding base betray-
al of public trust and subornation of per-
jury to the crime of rivetting chains on free
men.
The slave trade is declared piracy by the
civilized world, yet here is man who en-
cages in it while pretending to be the sworn
minister of justice. The right of asylum
might as well be invoked in behalf of Cap
tain KIDD; and the Government, instead OF
being assailed for melting out justice to SO
notorious robber of human rights, should
be applauded for its prompt compliance with
the spirit of the law of nations
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09
kneeled bv the bed.side anil buried bis face

kneeled by the bedside and buried his FACE
in the covering.
"When am gone, lay me by him-him"
eyes, darling"
81 loved him $3.50 well. Promise me
that you will do as wish-that you will
eyes, yes" :.
aKiss me. Kiss me, Uncle Paul. If l
had lived, would have tried to have been
friend to the poor soldiers, for his sake, and
a good daughter to YOU But now / am go
ing-going. OH am so happy-happy l
can see him-see-"
"Ohl do not talk So"
ayes, / see-my own mother | see-oh
how beautiful"
"See what, child2"
ga pure river of water of life, clear as
crystal, proceeding out of the throne OF God
and of the Lamb"
"My blessed angel"
"Airl air Pm fainting-dy-
"Hark What noise is that 2" whispered
the physician. -,
az will go in Let him who dares stopme y
came in loud tones to the ears OF the weep,
ing ones-the door was flung open, ana
through groupe of servants, gathered with
out. man in the uniform of captain forced
his way.
"Where is she-where is"
"Edward Graham !" burst from the lips OF
the astonished old couple.
"Great God is she dead;" and he bent
over the seeming corps.
edward Ed" was whispered back
almost inaudibly.
He raised her in his strong arms, and kiss
ed back the bushes to her pallid cheek.
Love, strong deep and passionate, brought
back the fleeting angel of life, and batfied
of their prey, the dark ones of death folded
their wings and flew away.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09
Successful Crops in Central Illinois.

The Chicago Journal says:
GA gentleman of this city, an old resident
of the State-a business man, who is CONVEX
SAINT with the interests of the West-returned
yesterday from a trip through Central Hi
nois; and he desires US to say that, while
riding through the counties of Champaign,
Iroquois, Livingston and Douglas, he took
especial pains, by inquiry and observation, to
ascertain the actual condition of the crops
he says finer crop of corn has never been
raised in that section than is now growing
that the wheat promises frst-rate, with some
exceptions in the lowlands, being well headed
out, and plenty of it. The winter wheat is
now being harvested, and turns out very well.
He thinks larger breadth of corn has been
planted than ever before.
On the whole, our informant thinks that if
there is deficiency in crops in Northern
Illinois and Wisconsin, Central Illinois will
do much towards supplying it."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09
Increase Of Soldiers Pay.

Congress has passed and the President
has signed the bill increasing the pay of
soldiers 1t provides that from the lst of
May last, during the present rebellion, the
pay of non-commissioned officers and privates
in the army shall be as follows: sergeant
majors, $26; quartermaster and commissary
sergeants of cavalry, artillery and infantry,
$40; sergeants of ordnance, sappers and
miners and pontooniers, $34; eorporals of
ordnance, sappers and miners and pontoon-
iers, $40; privates of engineers and ordnance
of the first class, S1S, and of the second class,
SIG; corporals of cavalry, artillery and in
fantry, SIS; chief buglers of cavalry, S23 /;
buglers, SIC; farriers and blacksmiths of
cavalry and artillery, SIS; privates of cav
airy, artillery and infantry, SIG; principal
musicians of artillery and infantry, S22;
leaders of brigade and regimental bands,
SIS musicians, SIC; hospital stewards of
the first class, $33; hospital stewards of the
second class, S25; hospital stewards of the
third class, $23.
All non-commissioned officers and privates
in the regular army, serving under enlist
ments made prior to July %, 1861, shall have
the privilege of re-enlisting for a term of
three years in their respective organizations
until the 1st of August next, and all such
commissioned officers and privates so re-
enlisting shall be entitled to the bounties
entitled in the joint resolution of Congress,
approved January Is, 1854.
In all cases where the government shall
furnish transportation and subsistence to dis
charged officers and soldiers from the place
of their discharge to the place of their en-
rollment or original muster into the service,
they shall not be entitled to travel, pay or
Communication of subsistence.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09
We arc The manifest family hand.

We are the happiest family band.
And yet, own I'm proudest when
AIonzo Yields that ready pen.
That cunning will not brook control
That hath foundation in the soul.
And oft 1 wonder If 'twere wise,
To make the mental sacrifice
That holds in chains so much OF power
Within our little cottage bower.
Yet friends, my weakness pray commend,
For surely. 'twere bitter end
To Yield up all life's sweetest joy,
Fen that which seraph harps employ
To know no child, no home, no hope,
When life's upon lis shady slope.
All, mol when life's horizon bends
To the west retreat, Reason lends
A thought that reaches DER yon shore,
Where rings a voice you've heard before
"Where are those talents that gavel
All buried in ambitions gravei
You had no right to bury four
That you might cherish one the more y
One vein tho wrought with wondrousyieid,
Can never fill so broad field
As the whole mine-with its untold,
And hidden my stery Of gold.
HILDA HILDEBRAND.
BRoADLASDs, June LIST, 1864.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

THE new tax bill has passed both houses Of
Congress. 1t imposes tax of $3.50 per gal
lon on distilled spirits, between July LIST,
1864, and Feb. LIST, 1865, and 81 per gallon
, thereafter. On incomes of 5000 to S., 900 a
tax is imposed of 5 per cent; from $4,000 to
$4,000, u per cent; and over $4,000, 10
per cent. On ale, beer, and other malt
liquors, 81 per barrel of 20 gallons. On banks
as follows: per cent on circulation under
80 per cent. over that amount 2 per cent;
on capital, ] per cent; on deposits, pei
cent 1t is estimated that under the amend
ed law a revenue of 100000 900 will be
raised
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

AMONG the United States officers prisoners
in the hands of the rebels at Charleston, to
be placed under the fire of our batteries if
Gen. FOSTER continues the bombardment, is
Col. La GRANGE of the ist Wisconsin caval-
ry. When the rebels find that prompt retail
iation win follow they viii promptly desist
from their barbarous attempt to shield them
selves behind the bodies of their prisoners
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

gB Mrs. PATTERSON ALLEN, indicted in
Richmond for "treason" to the Confederacy,
4. e. for being a loyal woman,) is under
100000 bail, and is to be tried on the 10th
of July.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

DEATH OF CoPPERHEAD CORRESPONDENT
One JOSEPH E. SCovILLE, at one time the
Private Secretary of JoHN G. CALHOUN, died
in New York on the 25th. 1t win be recol-
lected that he recently received a warning
from Gen. DIX, on account of his correspond
ence to the London Herald
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

PRoMoTED.-Lieut Col. BRowNLow, of the
First Tennessee Cavalry, son of Parson
BRowNLow, has been promoted to a full Col
onelcy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

DEATH OF CUBAs.--IsABELLA CUBAs, the
beautiful and celebrated Spanish danseuse,
died in New York, of consumption, on Mon
day evening last week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

TO convert an artless woman into O
heartless one, there only wants she"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

Gov. SEYMOUR AGAIN.-The refusal of the
Grand Jury to find an indictment against the
officers who caused the temporary suspension
of the n. Y. World and Journal of Commerce,
for publishing the forged proclamation, has
called out another letter from Gov. SEYMOUR
to District Attorney HALL. He says that, as
the Grand Jury has refused to act, the sub
ject of the suspension should at once be
brought before some proper magistrate. Gov.
SEYMOUR has shown more zeal in this affair
than he has ever manifested for the suppress
sion of the rebellion, and seems to fee more
outraged by the act of Gen. DIX in closing
those two newspaper offices for two or three
days, while an investigation in regard to the
origin of the bogus proclamation was going
on, than by the attempt of JEFF. DAVIS and
his associates to break up the Union and ex-
tinguish our nationality forever.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-07-09

18th REGMENT-LT. Col. DooLITTLE.-That
portion of the 37th Wisconsin regiment,
which has been sent forward, has already dis
tinguished itself in battle. The Washington
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, in
speaking of the conduct of western regiments
in the recent battle near Petersburg, makes
the following favorable mention of the 37th
Wisconsin, and of its commander, 1t. Col.
DooLIrTLE:
"The 37th Wisconsin also made itself a
reputation before Petersburg, excelled by no
other regiment Its Colonel Ooolittle), son
of the Senator Of that name, is spoken of as
having led his men to the very muzzles OF
the enemy's guns, with a valor and determin-
alton which are praised by all, officers and
privates. He was wounded, but not fatally,
by fragment of a SHELF
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CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURE OF KENTUCKY FOR TH.
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Obntainfsg Thirty Fine Plates Ea9rGrings orta'
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From New Orleans.

NEW YoRK, March 26-The steamer Evening
Star. from New Orleans the 18Th and Havana
the 2lst. has arrived.
The Evening Star passed the Yazoo, Matan-
zas. Catawba and Ericsson in the Mississippi
river.
On the 18th part OF Admiral Porter's feet ap-
Deared off Alexandria La. and demanded its
surrender, which was complied with, without op-
position.
The prisoners captured at Fort DeRussey had
arrived at New Orleans
Gen. Banks would leave for the field on the
18th
On Monday. Goth the gunboat Kver arrived
from Baltimore
The gunb0at Octorora one of the participants
in the attack on Fort Powell, bad arrived at New
Orleans for repairs.
Tie army of Western Louisiana is moving.
Gen. Lees cavalry advance had occupied the
town of New Iberia
Two of our gunboats had crossed Berwick s
Bay and Grand Lake and ascended Grand River
nearly to Buttea La Rose, which place they re-
connoitered.
Before reaching Buttea La Rose the gunboats
came upon rebel camp and opened fire. The
rebels ran, when the gunboats landed men, who
burned the tents and camp equipage and captured
the arms and ammunition of the entire force
Guerrillas bad made their appearance in the
vicinity of Baton Rouge, and had several skr-
mishes with the 4th Wisconsin mounted infantry.
which resulted invariably in our favor Several
prisoners were taken.
Advices from Brownsville report no fighting.
Several new roads and Notifications are being
made.
feet OF nine French irigates appeared off the
mouth of the Rio Grande, and an attack on
NatmOras is expected
Particulars have been received Of the capture
of Guadalaaa BY the Mexican forces under
Uraga Twenty four cannon and 700 prisoners.
French and renegade Mexicans were captured.
The traitor MJia is at San Luis POtosi with
3,OOO men, expecting an attack
Pueba is said to be besieged bv Liberals. and
must fall, the invaders having no reinforcements
that can aid them in time to do service and aid
the garrison.
Nidourri has positively declared for the French,
and COrtinas and DOublado. with a large force
marching to attack him, the former from Mat
amOras and the latter from Santillo.
Cortinas Is very popular in Tamanlipos Be
fore leaving Matamoras he cOnsecrated his battle
flag.
The Liberal cause is Frightening.
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ASTROLOCY.
A S T r o LOGY! {

10 AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED AsTRoio-
W CIR, Professor LEoSADIoUs. He Is the seventh
son of the seventh SD. Bile with natural gift. he
into fdturiiy with such that = Is ally
astonishing. lie IA the bona fde Asiroloss- Of the
Nineteenth Century. With the all of q uegc elsss and
the cards Of the eminent French Sorceress Madame
Lenoranc he can tell everything that still wrzpt
oblivion He will tell thoss who consult him who they
wi marry, the number Of chi dren they will have and
the length Of their lives for few days Only come and
consult the AStroogist. No Kentucky Avenue frst
house below the bank.
Persons wishing 20 consult the Professor BY letter can
do 50 oy stating their age exon, and the nonth
they born IN enclosing the OF Sl ana postage
stamp. Address Bon ls26, Indianapolis.
Price Of consultation 81 feb2S-dln
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laws es indslgeuces exposures aud mprudences
In married and single life Every sentence contains in
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RENOVATE RS,
AND pYsINe EsIABlI IsHMENI

rUVgy UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE. NC. "a sourB
II Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana.
AT this old and we-known establishment the ladies
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In perm anent and
beautiful colors and gents garments thoroughly reuova
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and sola also
patcular branch in The business denoinsed ne draw
inr-biliA liable cloth in any garment can be
90 wrought at IL not Be visible the naked eve
Remember the place. No. "a South Illinois street
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