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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16
NOTICE.

Ten per cent will be added from this date to
all parties owing Excise Tax, and after LIST
day of December. ten additional wi,lb add
ed.
GEO. A. DILL.
Dep. Col. 10th Division. 9Th Dist Wis.
Prescott, Nov 20, 1863.
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Came into the enclosure of the subscriber.
at his residence. in the city Of Prescott. ahout
the 2lst day of December, 1868. two heifer
calves, about eight or nine months old one
is of a dark red color, and the other is of
light red color, with white face. The owner
is requested to prove property. pay charges
and take them away. IL. A. JAY.
Prescott, Dec. rs. 1853. 35w3
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Gated, and of laws -obeyed, throughon,
the extent of The Republic.
The Pioneer Printing Company con.
tinue to execute Book and job PRINTING
and Book Binding of evry desrin,io11
with their accustomed ncatness and li..
patch. Their Office vas never in better
condition than now for the prompt and
satisfactory filling of all orders in their
line "f business.
Address all business lrtters to
THE PIONEER PRINTING Co
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Ordinance.

The Common Council Of the city of Pres
colt DO ordain "a follows, to-wit:
Sec. l. That am ordinance to provide for
the licensing and regulating the vending and
dealing in vinous. sprituous and fermented
liquors Tassed November 18Th. a. D. 1863. is
hereby repealed. and the ordinance to which
tine same is amendatory is hereby declared to
be in full force and effect.
G. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MiLLxR. City Clerk.
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AND COMM TER C f.
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For tho People of Wisconsin, Southern
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edition.
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AT OTICE.-All persons having borrowed
y our Grain Sacks. will return them on or
before the Ist of March. At that time we
shall place warrants in the hands OF The Sher-.
if and his Deputies TO arr st parties known
ia have our Sacks and claiming to have pur-
chased them, which is mistake.
DnL d BRo.
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NT OTICE.-All persons having accounts
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G.. A Dill d Co, unarranged or unsettled.
will settle Immediately and save cost.
G. a. Dill.
Prescott, Dec. IS. 1863.
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tn SEASES OF THE NERVOUS. Sc
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SYSTEMS-new aud reliable ireatment-in
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Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes, free
of charge. Address DR.. j. SxILLIN HoUGH-
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HOMAs Walden. Nj. ID.

In forms the public that he has located il
this town, for the practice of his profession
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery, anC
viii attend also to all calls in the country =
His office is at the Prescott Hotel
Prescott Oct. s. 1863. n23E
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NEW JEWELRY STORE.
PETER SMITH

DEALER in Clocks. Watches and Jewelry
~ has removed to Peter Bott's new bull
ding. Broad Street Repairing done to order.
Prescott. July 25tl, 1863. l2-tf
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CELLANE u s.
BEARDsLEY 4 LYFoRD.

WHOLESALE AID RETAIL Deaiersi in Dry Goods
and Groceries Store om Bread and Lcvee
Streo.S.
Prescott. May IL. 1861. u2if
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CLOUGH & BAKER

AFToRxEYs Ayp CeUNsEtL"Rs IT LAW. Hud-
son. st. Croix Co. Wis. viii attend 70 Pro-
f,.SSiolial Business in u Wisconsin, and MINI.
Nav .. 1851. milf
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Town Orders and Tax Receipts.
A neat form Teach for sal, at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
To ClergYmen.

Handsomely printed Marriage Certificates
in legal form. for sale at the
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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EXCHANGE bought and sold. ami prompt at
tention given ~ collections
Prescott. June 10. 1861. nSyl
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D. D. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds ef Furniture Chairs. Red
s;eads, Tables. Ccffins Gilt MoGldines. Pic
furc Frames. Patent Water Drawers. etc
Furniture of any description furnished to
order. All work warranted. FERNS Cash
Shop on Orange Street, opposite Prescott
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-01-16

T AN now prepared to supply Merchants
il Physicians. Painters and Builders. GOods
n any quantity. at Milwaukee and Chiea
prices, adding freight. Painters and Build
ers are solicited to examine my Stock Of
Gloss and Painting Material.
Which they will find to be tia largest snl
best assorted Stock North OF Milwaukee,
Ny Paints are in Cans, and are Of tie ehoi..
est brands. Call aud examine my Stool, sud
Prices before sending 10 Milwaukee.
Soft &. ". PETP.
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". p. WEsTFALL. Cashier.
CHas. Miller, President.
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WHITE 4 JAY.

ATroRxEYs At Law: VIII practice in all the
Courts Of this State and Minnesota.
Prescott. May :. 1861. nltf
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J. c. BUTTON,

ATToExrY AT Law: VIII attend 60 all lcca
business entrusted to his care. in the North
part of y iSconsiH.and all collections prompts
" attended 70. Office in Prcscatt, Wis.
stOser l6. 1861. I.25yl
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Dealers in
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
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.'an. I6. 1854.
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Notice TO Vacate.

Prescott, Dec. IS. 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26
PR cE's ESCAPE.
Some body TO Blame.

We have received information from
Fort Smith that We know to be reliable in
rslation to the escape of Price; and We
regret to say that after vigorous pursuit
by Curtis and Blunt, in which those Gen.
erals accomplished all that patriotism
could inspire, or military skill do, Price
has been permitted to retire in conse.
quence of the refusal or failure of Cen
Thayer TO cooperate with the army of
the Border.
Our forces had pursued Price with
great rspidity to the mouth of the Sallisaw,
and had kept him away from the main
lords. His army worn out with rapid
marching and exhausted from privation
and want of food, was 30 thoroughly de-
moralized as TO be scarcely more effective
than disorganized mob. At this juno
ture Gen. Curtis dispatched courier after
courier to Gen. Thayer at Fort Smith, for
his aid with 5000 fresh troops to inter.
cept the rebel army, and cut off all fur
Their retreat. Thayer tenderIy moved
over the river, camped one night and re-
turned the next morning and shu. him.
self up in the Notifications of Fort Smith
and thus the opportunity to gobble up and
destroy the amy of the enemy passed
away.
We hope that Gen. Thayer can excuse
this apparently criminal conduct, and Ne
do insist that aa Efficient brave army of
1000 men. ready to fight, but rotting
away from inacton, shall be put 10 a DO.
sition where it can do something for
itself and something for the country. l,
is more than intimsted that the protection
of certain contractors at the Fort is
deemed of greater Importance than the
destruction of the enemy. We shall
avail ourselves Of all the means in on,
power to ventilate this, ~ We believe,
great wrong. -
PoLIrEKKss.-A bright little boy on
hearing one Of the Southern. proclamation
read, said recently. "Jcf. Davis is 20 won
derfally polite that when we catch him
think We had better ssk him wBOther ht
would prefer to be hung to sour or sweet
apple tree s9ss
~ Il ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26

Yrom the Hon JsDos LczD, ~ the Land Court.
b. Loun, Feb 2sthHse4 =
j. n. DlooD, Eaq-Dess eses have tsisd your Rhe1.
nAtism Neuralgia and eout Specific and have found
great relief from when other remedies have failed
thluk 10 very sole and reliable medicine
Very respsctfnlly, ycu friend.
c. b. LORD
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26
TIE GATE CITY
SATURDAY. Nov;s&.ssIvi
ATTENTION mACKERELs.



trrou the IndfAaapoah Journal; j. FL
The returns having been received from
majority Of the loyal States, the usv
and magnificent slov-sailiDg steamer
"cHcAao PLATFORM
will lesve from the foot Of Washiprtue
steet this day at IL m. under the com
mand Of General George B. Mcclellan,
formerly of the US gunboat GalsAA.
The Captain will be assisted BY the fol-
lowing able and efficient officers:
Horatio Seymour. lst Clerk
Fernando Wood, I'd Clerk
August Belmont, Pilot;
c. L valIandigham, let Engineer;
H. Ii. Odd, ed Engineer;
Sam. Cox, Steward;
David Turpie, LIST Mate:
DR.. Bowies, Cook
j.. h. MoDonad, Cabin Boy;
w. F. Story. Bar Keeper;
D. j. Bingham, Bottle Washer:
Geo. H Peudleton, Chambermaid;
Bayless w. Hannah, Chaplain.
The Chicago Platform is staunch
boat of three tons' ba,theu, which win
afford ample accommodations to al the
Butternuts, Sons of Liberty and Ameri-
can Knights that will own their party. or
have not turned States evidence.
Each passenger will BE- required to fur
nish his own rations, which will be one
loaf of bread and one barrel Of whisky to
the man.
The only freight to be taken Is 500, 600
copies of MeClellan's report, two copies
OF the proceedings Of the Chicago Con-
vent'on. one copy of The National Demo
cratic Address, few "Sunday School
books" and the balance to fli out ths
cargo to be lightning whisky.
1t is confidently expected that each
passenger will enjoy "lucid interval"
as the steamer will sail directly through
the " Northwest passage. -
The brass Band formerly belonging 10
the /" Little Mackerel Brigade will &C.
company the expedition.
For Freight or passage apply to
JEFF. DAVIS, or
d. w. VooRHEIs, Agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26
Lssatrr. m. yu,y Ism !,

LssaIHr, Ill, July 18th 1865
yenn ri. BLOOD, Bsqs~Dsuv SER. have been sulerer
for sx ysaxs with CAronc Rheumatism and take great
pleasure In recommending your Lalen.nd Cont and Neu
raga Specific TO- be the best medicine for that disease
t1at fhaveevsr heaSdcE when ecsnmeneeA taking Il
could hardly walk sit still, 50 great vas the pain
and In three days free from IT. and my legs are f
the n1se tine III A~~ year, nee fTcnf PAIN md NJ =
nmhae that IxAisk wcsld b daciae "a aHe us n 4
did not coat much for music. Bat. air. ID b splendl5
medicine and would recommend eli those aficsed With
those diseases to try IT, have jnst foundcnp RAYMOND
(Affssad Of msus) g his sseh with ismsatnry rbeu-
naism and told him what your medicine did Tor me
he will send to ycu for some OF IL Enclosed please find
two dsass and seud Two bcttles of the Specific n
shouaA not need myssx win give II that
does for there are plenty that suffering with thcss
diseasea that upacquainted With your Specific and
think thas you cht . runlsh Il IN every city IN the
or. JAMES WI BROWN,
Residence, Chicago m
P.G esna nsdlcins 70 care Off. wv whitman, Chi
cago. J.W.h
70 Ms Cbssed MSesell reds
~. ~, siysn sis.r esraas.i q sAas.stst vsi,..
- sae1 ~ nnon1oA4 8 - fts1 a s8T 80
Iron SALE By ALI DKuaHIsrs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26

.R. ]. F. SANFORD,

HR. ]. F. SANFORD,
| Having retired from the GKHKRAL Practice fGsdi
practice has made for lie treatment 81 81
cases embraced In the following enumeration:
1sf. All Surgical cases and Surgical operations.
2Sp. Diseaseaot tho Eye and Ear, -.
Bird Diesases ofthe Lungs and fhruAt
ARA. Consultations with Physicians in all cases 4
ts home abroad. =,
In order to promote the better treatment OF 6ursics
and diseases of the Eye and Ear Dr. Sanford ~
established Inrmary for such cases. where patient,
will be well cared for and where all the appliances and
best means o. used in similar Ins
tufions in tho large cities, will be found ~ s..
Having enjoyed for twenty years large and esnerous
patronage in the GENERAL practice OF medicine and mr.
gerry from the citizens Of the this city and the surround
ing country DR. respectfully invites the public IT.
senon 70 his special the treatment
surgical cases and diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26

- what Dr. PnulPs Of the oldest and best Phyp
6 ssa eians q ct. kcuh says:
9. Leuls, June Is 1seS.
Nh Jxo. II. BLOOD, Agent OF LaIlemands Rheumatism
8ous aad Neuralgia, SpeciAcsI have prescribed the
above mentioned Specific and must that have never
foand any remedy that carries much certainty Of
quick and salu,aEy that has in u the
have used Il. p8 9. w. PHILLIPS.
before JEo. H. BLOOD became Agent for the Medicine
e 500 ST. LOUIS, March 81, 1898.
ALEX. LprcH, Esq.:-Like many Of my profession
have suffered severely With rhsasafsm and could get No
permanent relief till tried your Specific am happy
say that usc, In few days restored health
lSigned,1 CAPE HALIN, Of steamer Warsaw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-11-26

Z d Liz 11tnclla DsaDe Doos 1880
Dsnsiae - esssst o. aisne essel Ma q
- - 0S ~ vallsg lailrsi& ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-23
The Constitution ut Reese River.

News from all parts of the Territory
convinces us more firmly that the people
intend to adopt the Constitution on the
7th of September. The constitutional
spirit has found its way out to Reese
River, as will be seen by the following
from the RereiHe of last Saturday:
A meetings. called tonight of the voters of
Lander county to ratify the Constitution re-
Gently framed at Carson, and to take meas
ures to secure its adoption. We expect to
see large gathering on the occasion, and We
hope the questions at issue may be fearlessly
and candidly discussed, that our people may
be made clearly to see the advantages to be
derived by the adoption Of the Constitution,
and may as clearly see the disadvantages, if
there are any. A remarkable change has
come over the state of public sentiment on
this subject within even the past fortnight.
For our own part, we shall con-
slider that an unfortunate day for the people
Of this Territory, in which they refuse the OPP
portunity afforded them by the Congressional
Enabling Act, to rid themselves Of the incubi
that are crushing them to the earth, and
which are their only impediments to glor-
ious future career.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-23
FOR COUNTY CLERK.

One of the nominations made by the
regular County Convention, is that of Mr..
CHARLES w. TozER, for County Clerk.
We like this choice which the Regulars
made; we like it for several reasons. Mr..
Tozer was the only man in Gold Hill
Township who was favored by the Con-
vention with a nomination for an office
that is worth having-all the other valu-
able positions were bestowed upon per-
sons living either in Virginia or Flowery;
and there is certainly no good reason why
our section should not have good office,
and especially so, when our people pre-
sent well qualified candidate. We hap
pen to know Mr.. Tozer personally-hav-
ing been acquainted with him for the last
ten years; and knowing him well, we
have no hesitancy in commencing him to
the cordial and undivided support of the
voters of Storey County. That he is
honest we know; and that he is also ca
pable, no one viii dispute who is ac-
quainted with him. He is also one of
the early pioneers of this county-has
stood manfully shoulder to shoulder.
through sunshine and rain, by the hard
working miners of our district-and is
now largely and deeply interested in seve-
raj of our mining operations in Gold Hill.
Before the election is over, we have rea-
son to believe that attempts will be made
to impeach Mr.. Tozer's position as 10y
al man-but if they are forthcoming, as it
is whispered, the charges will certainly
fail. The Virginia Unio,s of Sunday
morning, contained an article on the sub
ject of Mr.. Tozer's position from which
we make the following extract:
Since the adjournment of the County Con-
vention held in this city on the 9th inst,
which body nominated Charles Tozer for the
Clerkship, we have taken some trouble to in
vestigate that gentleman's political antece-
dents and his qualifications for the position
to which he aspires, and thus far we have
been unable 70 procure any evidence what
ever 70 sustain the charges OF Coppernead-
ism brought against him At that time. II
they can be sustained, those who made them
are requested to come forward with the proof.
From the evidence now before US, in point
Of loyalty and ability Mr.. Tozer stands a
head and shoulders above Mr.. DriScoll, and,
as between the two, Mr.. Tozer will receive
our support. Ifhis loyalty, ability and hon.
esty can be impeached, we will look further
for candidate. The worst thing against
him now, is the company in which he is
found. A gentleman with whom we are in
timately acquainted, and whose loyalty and
integrity cannot be questioned, yesterday
stated 10 US that he had known Mr.. Tozer
for more than four years, and that he had no
hesitation in vouching for his loyalty, capa-
bility and honesty. As Mr.. Tozer is an old
resident of our Territory, and a gentleman
who has been identified with her interests
since 1859, let some one come forth and tell
the people why he is not a suitable man to
elect to the Clerkship Of Storey county.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-23
Financial.
The following is the financial article of last
s r Arous.

The following is the financial article of last
Saturdays S. F. Argus:
The decision of the Supreme Court of this
State affirming the validity of the Specific
Contract Act gives decided satisfaction to all
classes. The doubt and uncertainty enter
tanned hitherto with regard to the constitu-
tionality of this law is now happily set at
rest, and capitalists, merchants and others
can henceforth transact business without any
fear of the fluctuations and depreciation of
the paper currency of the country. The
money market will at once assume greater
ease, because Of the greater confidence felt
and the liberation of large volume of idle
capital locked up in the vaults of banks, In
surance Companies. Saving and Loan Socie-
ties and other moneyed Institutions. The
amount of cash means in this city now avail
able for loan purposes was never so large,
and this plethora must have the effect to i'm
part not only much more activity to the
money market generally, but to materially
lower the rates OF interest. 1t is likely that
good commercial mortgages upon
productive real estate and first-class mining
stock, collateral loans, will soon be negotia-
BILE at II per cent. per month. There is
already less scarcity on the part of capital
lists, and accommodations are extended with
less hesitancy, without as yet any diminution
in rates,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-08-23

AMERICAN Stock IN GERMANY.-The ad-
vices from Frankfort mention that the great
rise in the exchanges at New York had been
met by a corresponding fall in the prices Of
Federal stocks, but that at the reduced quo
tations buyers came forward in such num-
bers that not only large sums brought from
New York, but even various parcels sold
out by bankers for small spectators, could
still be disposed of at an advance of four
per centum on New York prices, As soon
as thele sales were over quotations re-
covered between one and two per cent.
1.-THE eagerness Of our public" it is observed,
"to invest in American funds after so many
disappointments is wonderful. In spite Of
the bad political and yet worse financial re-
ports, every reduction in the price brings new
purchasers, mostly small capitalists" Much
of the existing delusion is attributed to the
efforts of the German Democratic press.
Money remains plentiful at Frankfort-Lo,-
don Times, July 16.