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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

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Price, v III III MINER 4 Teller, $40
I be wilcox tllIHs SEEMING MArnI
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FAMILY -. ~ sss.,
ISraiiisg,
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1Hcking,
lOs ding.

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warranted nost rpn even IL the seem 10
gut - frequent intervals aud also under siI cir
ouns.aice. 10 survive The wa.h NIB"
patented dev CO Of g.est utiii TO leg. pers
prev, ns th~ feasibility u the iuaehr ie,tvtun
W thu WtcU@ lfrert On or the b.iau..a h..,
wea' ing a Iady's dress
sno DER feature ~aich deserves particular A..
not 80 sc. ~rong -"
III eWphsiica'lv the Z I'd Low priced family
e'"ue ID ehit- thet III. public have long cen
waiting Tor = i"s'on 7ranrcr,p
80 'hn' "a = Hcui-fu' ~ vi uc'ion an for FAM
ny u.s. IS ecialty ~ o'hev y III btsr INV 80,
ism with it, Pha. Ep..tpo jon,.,l
hechaDi"ii souu-r-- S-ic. me An,,,.o.
n,"'"s ths he't and most seryic.able sin
m4chtnes Light an -iesnn,i, 6ni.b.a .na 90
sim p'. N it, coisL uc,i .n taat i, ne L.,
impissin TO- !; Z" get out o. repair - Yiuslyr.
| Chron,de
h-s ooShined 9TH it's cwD peculiar merit. All
the ienlly valuable improvements Of tho uh.,
| price inich,les - Penn. vfruriqn 49,
| ihn Mtcaine W tho .pinioa OF ths RIM r,;,,..
nus more ne"riy the rtquiie.Ieus ~ .-,i.c. ,.s
ch'he tbsn .ny OF exhibition - franklin ...tt,.t.
| Rspot 81 tsSs
Tasinp INTO corsideraii"r sin, lici,y, heaon..,
dur h'ify hnd aoinSai wn'i 'tt cor. ~ -. 80.
| npan,mcosly In iav,r Vi n, Mic. 4 GLa,.
| s'tgls 'hr, Hi machine - p..a.sirun.a Sq,. A.
! rit inrdi l'oc,e,ps Repoyt
We u ~ ~ Justice express cur conf ctse In III.
| m'r's OF che " lcox h .iib,s sewing unsh.n,
we consider thsta preat d'tide,atum has b.en
! u!pnei by u IN p'",ng teyuht douot thAttw,
| 'h'eaa ave not, was rnpl.r.d necessary 10 !,
| e"'d mncnirc. - Chrtsf,an A,iroca. ami .J,u,,,,
| June 81 1850.
Alter nuch wear and many ,ashipos ,bc
~'ttn'nS - found to rctin N tie ,oupAness
evenne>s ard hrmross Which are so pueb udmu..
| NJ frst.-Ee lo,k S.a.
| 70 primer, ieit Is p, itect - Epgin,rr London
Hss .Vinent n'"ts Ut snl eriuriIy o,e - ,,h,rs
Phdad. i,Am i,css
| 'a'si sahle uuachipe. OF this We have or.
per-. zee IN our own family; Bcss, rae 1r
- oeiuty AMI 1nri city OF it's m-cnsLisni
| are admiral ies- Eryre..
e-e"lns 70 sfh,ue heretofore int du ~ has
ms short itsne -cquiti such w,u Il, ti.d non
| usnuty.- Cfnc..t ar Ga-.f.
| We "-'etni u ihf stu, .i i've T, r 'sr iiv NJ.
me "iie' 's u" re ,t.oe"i S,yu.d bg ma hau-
d'e1 cttiS'ns + Z" G,deiphio
- send ius a. SECULAR 81
! JaatS WILCOX M,,ut.curc
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
TIE s.issx>~:Oa, T. AthKiEStE
or nm I'm valid

Pnb'sb cd Tor tie benefit, ar as a warning and
a CAUTION TO Y0U.,G MEN.
who suffer from SpermateTrh1a. Nervous Dsbi,i-
ty, Premature Decay, etc, supplying al The same
time The 93eans OF self Cure. BY one who
has cured hiulsoli ter being M 70 great expense
aui injary through medical huuibug an auack-
cry.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies NAV he had Of the autnor.
NATHANIEL. MAYFAIR, Esq.
nv97 iGwlvl r.dfnri. Kiogs Co"r'v, Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Geperal Joia A l. gan says he is
not aware That single negro ,ias ob ain.
ed bis freedom IN consequences OF
the Proclamation. Nor has anybody
else.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Fowls reostl'g il trees at New Aha
ny. lad.. we've lou, d "a Nea Years
mor'l"g upside dow, hanping hy their
G AVS u The units, frozen l,Id and
snlIt,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

Mr Ara Ids stump speech in fav.i
o "Od Abe" " As rca,! from a pile OF
maf nscript, Oh the top Of a a.-ar.i to
e-m.liy benches.
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ii south Car lima PAPER SAYS thai il
oeoeiai bragg VS. near tae gates 81
heaven. and invited IN, at the c.ilical
n'mant he wonli fail back.
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ePEGfAL NOTICES.
To Horse OWnerA

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may re easily prevented and cured in their scip-
lent stages, bot confirmed csses are beyond rossi-
hiity Of radical care. No e.ss of the kind,
however 10 % desperate hopeless thai ia may
be aIlevisted by this Iipimen,, ard It's fsithful
Application will eiNays rem5ve the L,mensss, "a I'd
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Every horse owner should have THE remedy 1T
hand for is timely AZ To. frst appearance Of
Lsueue will sfscu lly prevent hose 0 sui adj .
diseases uient ned, 10 which all horses arc liable
aud ~hi;h render 50 many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
soc nd as,iseuent yi2-d~r.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21
He adacI,c, s.ck a.ca..aehc. re.l s,onnc,

rom Dr Ed,rdrd Boyd. Baltimore
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-21

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Statements from leading ply sicsns in some OF the
principal cities, and from other weilknown public
persons.
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tDirectlv OPP o-ite the isostoD ana Worcester
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A. q Family Fhvsic.

from Dr ". Cartwright, Ne,c Orleans
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rom Dr Theodore Bep, IF Ne,c York Gin
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I'm S mention sincerely rejoice that we have nj
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washington, u. C.. 1th Feb. 1876
.la.., Rave used Your Pills in my general and
hospital practice ever Stree you made them. and
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'neAl' fraternaliy yours, ALONZO BALL 81 -
Physician Of Tho N,~:,, n.
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rom a Forwarding Merchant Of ST. louis, Feb. 4,

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Pries, IS cents per Boz, or oey,s for :.
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=: s-'e st y holssIle AID Retail BY I. J.
Neies, No 6 brady st.eet, and at retail hy al
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:, From Dr.. J. O. Green. or f1;.,oo
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children. ~ '4e use Vi women ana
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
Referees Sale.

Pierce County, Circuit Court. State Of Wis
cousin. L. ID. Newell. plaintiff. aga'nSt
Hilton Doe. Lonisa i. Doe. and ". Ii.
York. defendants.
DY vi,iue and il pursuance of a judgment
ID and decree of foreclosure aud sale. REM
G,rei in said court i'm the ahove entitled &C
ton. dated the 9th day of Nav, 1863. shall
expose f,,r sale aud Sc to the bigll,st bidder.
at the front door of the City Bank of Pres
colt. ia the city OF Prescott. in said county
aud State. on Monday, the 18th day &c April,
1854 at 2 o'clock la The afternoon Of said day.
the following Described mofgaged premis :.
or So y ueh thereof rs shall be necessary to
satisfy The amount Of said judgment and costs.
and expenses of sale. to-wit A certain piece
of lani adjoining Does 2d add iion 10 the
village (nnw citv) of Prescott. bounded on
the north by Hilton street. on the south by
ST. Croix street. on the east by Charel street.
and on the west by a line parallel with and
ON the line of Lake street id str els be in,
in said I'd addition. containing two acres.
more or less also. lots tlres. anc forr in block
one in Docs 2d addition to the village [now
eity) cf Prescott. all in Pierce county, and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated IL Prescott. February 20 1854.
\ d. A j. G. BUTTON, Referee.
You've d FITcH, Plf's Atty's. IL We
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05

A member OF Co. A, 30tb, at: Camp
Washburne, Milwaukee,, in private let
ter, writes 10 us rs follows:
No doubt the 30lh will he sent up tho
Missouri IN the spring; at least this ex-
pectation is vsry much in vogue at pres
ent. -#fg
And If there ever was a stupendous,
fagrant, damned humbug it is this great
cry against few refugee Indians. 1t is
a cursed swindIe on tho Government and
a burning shame to the people of the
Northwest. You know rs well as | do,
that with little good management, con
Quoted BY some one besides blackless and
cut throats, everything could he settled
with those Indians without difficulty.
Emphatic, but pretty truthful. We
reckon.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
What n Rebel says.

Mr.. Geo. H. Nichols of this city. has
handed us letter, sent him by broth
or in the 4ih Wis, written by n member
Of the 9th La. Reg. TO his wife.
The writer is evidently an intelligent
man. and the letter mainly such as an
affcciiouate man would write to his wife
and family; but there is one passage that
reveals something of the feeling in the
rebel army. and NAV be of interest to our
readers. After advising his wife to take
the oath of allegiance if she had an op-
pos tunity, he says:
Il can see plainly that | will not OBJ.
tain Through to go home. and rs to
deserving the army ! have no chance
whatever to do so. From what | can
see myself and hear, think the war will
come TO close in the course of two or
three months from now. If not settled
by compromise, it will be settled in this
way; we will not only rebel against the
Yankees, but rebel pgain<t our own peo-
pie certain. before long, if there is not a
change. because they arc treating us very
bad. We don't get anything To eat but
corn bread aud SOUR ,nolasses, aud that
we caunot stand long"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
s. matter of tie estate of Ellsworth Childs
dee, asci. -.
ON reading ard ding the petition of Eli
~ a. Chilas. ot Cl fton. in ssid county
representing among other things, that Els
9TH Cis Ids. f,fc az Clifton. in said county.
on tie 9ih day OF February. 1864 in WASH
ing;oi county, State ui Minnesota, died IN
ies,;te, leaving gopls. ehaftels aud es'ae
within tiris couair and that she, the said pc
ilioner. j. The widow OF said deceased /; aud
pray inr that ADMINISTRATION ot said estate be
10 her granted. II is ordered that said petit
ton be heard .,fnre the Judge OF this csurt
on Mendav, ;hc 4.h day of April neat, at one
o'clock p ~ 1t his office. IN the cts of Pres
colt And il is further ordered that notice
,h,Ieef he given 10 the heirs of said dre,as-
ed. and 20 all Iiersors intere-trtl, by publ s'I-
ing copy OF this order for three ccessive
weeks prior 10 said day Of hearing. in the
,Prpscuit .inrinsl.a weekly newspaper pub
lished AT Prescott. in said county.
a WILLIAM HcwEs. County Judge.
Dated March 81, 1864. 43-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05

ITEWs-S STERLING has been doing n
big trade for the last few weeks, but has
heaps of goods yet, at low prices.
- BEARpsLEY e. LyFoRD have bought
out n. s. DuNBAR's stock of goods. and
rented his fine store for three years.
They intend to drive things in the mer-
camille line.
- G. A. DILL & Co. have been doing
& big business in packing pork for the
last few weeks. GEORGE runs several
machines, and borcs with big augur all
the time.
- SMITH R. GUM, formerly of this
county, was in town a few days this
week.
- The first party left here for Idaho
on Tuesday last. Messrs. Riker and
Townsend leave in few days.
- GEORGE NEWTON continues 10 lur-
nish to his custnmers The best Of Boots,
Shoes, Harness, and everything in the
leather line. George never PLAYS out.
- Mr.. I. /, FOSTER has rented his
house, and is going 10 remove to River
Falls.
-" BART" BARTHOLOMEW has return
ed to this city to live. "SHEL" OrIs is
also again a citizen here.
Fred. WEuRMASN has closed his
saloon here. There is room for several
more to close out.
OBSERVERS communication will
be inserted next week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
EesGiution.

RESOLVED. b. the Common Council Of the
CITY of Prescott, that Tie Mayor be instruc-
tel Ia ascertain. a; near as possible the num-
her nf volunteers required Ia fill the quota of
The city under the last call of the Fro sdent :;
and when he Obtains sueh information that
the Mavor and Clerk be authorized Ia draw.
not 10 exc, ed twelve orders. of one hundred
dollars each bearing intcrs st. and PAYABLE at
the. siffice of the CITY Treasurer on the first
dav Of February. 1905. Aud We further i'm
siruci them to first pat J, ssie Hamilton one of
said orders Of enc hundred dollars, and in adj
diti,n thereto. that they procure and pay one
of said or.!crs of $40 io volunteers en- ugh
To till q .r quota a. Aforesaid. And this conn
Gil further insifucts them 10 Fl our qnota. If
possible. from volunteers " hes have re-enllst-
ed ani thai they Obtain them from those who
fist rc-enli,ted and are accredited TO this
city.
(>;igned,) G. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. Muller. City Clerk.
. Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution was passed by the Common Coan-
ell If the city of Pr, scott on the 29th day of
Fcbrrary, 1861.
A. MrLi FIR, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
Probate Notice.

Pierce County Comt--In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of George W. E,sris,
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of A.
~ W Bascnm. of the town of Clifton. IN
laid county representing among other things.
that George ". Everts. late of said county.
on the 18th day of October. 1852. at Keo-
kuk. in the State Of Iowa. died inl, stale.
leaving goods. ehatt, is End estate Within this
county. and that he. 4 c said petitioner. is a
hrother-in law 10 the said deceased and pray
ing that administration of s,id estate he To
him granted. 1t is ordered that said prtifion
he heard before the Judge of this court on
Monday. the 4th day of March next AT o'cl'k
P. N. at his "tiice. in the city of Pes oit.-
ANA il is further ordered that nntiee thereof
be given to the heirs of said deceased. and TO
all Ieisnns interested. by publishing rony
of this order f,r three successive weeks prior
to >aId day Of hearing. ia the Pr scott Jour
nal. a weekly newspaper Published at Pies
colt. in said county.
WILLIAM HowEs, County Judge
Dated Feb. 20. 1864. 42-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
Sheriff,s Sale.

Circuit Cour, of Pierce County. State of Wis.
cunsin.
George A. Dill. plaintiff. against Archibald
McClearey End Thomas MeClearey drfend-
ants.
DY virtue of an Execution issued out OF the
I'D Circuit Court Of Pierce County. for the
sum of SeyCTiv-firc dollars. wiih Interest
thereon from the seth dav of December A. ID
1889. in favor of s0id plaintiff and apanst
said defendants. IN the above entitled action,
/ have levied upon all theiI right. tile and in
trrest ia. aud to. the following described prop
erty to-wit: The south half of the south
west ouart,r and the west half of the south
east quarter of SECTION tweHiv-six. and ths
southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter
of S cflon twenty three township twenty
FIVE range sixie, u, all of The above described
proI e1tv Siira eel in Pierce county and Safe
cf Wisconsin. which viii expose and sell at
public auction. 10 the highest bidder. al the
front door of the Prescott Houa'. in The city
of Prescott. in said eonntv of Pierce on the
l9ih day of March. A. D. 1861, at 10 o'clock
A. la satisfy said execution and costs.
Dated this 9th day of February. ls64.
COLEMAN PUETT. Sheriff
WtITE jar. Plff's Atiys. 59-wt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
summons--For Relief.

Circuit Court. Pierce County. William Will
ton. against Caroline A. Mckune. Frank
Mrkui,e. Fred Mckunr. Julia McKLnr,
Mariah Hntehkiss. aud William Ii. Baird.
To the above named defendants
VOU. and each of you. are hereby sum-
Il moncd AID required to answer he com
plaint in this action. which will BE- filed in
The Office of the Clerk IF The Circuit C.,uri,
county of Pierce. at Perry. the County Seat
of said county and TO serve copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the sub,cr-
Der. mt the Office of J. :. " lite in the city of
Prescott. itlIin twenty days after she service
of this summons on yOu. exclusive oi ibe day
of such service. aud if YOU fail 10 answer The
saii complaint within The time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action III apply {" The count
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated Feb Ilth. 1864. 42N6
WHITE d JAY. plf's sftys.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
The National Union C0nyen-
liOn.

The National Union Convention for
tie nomination of President anil Vice
President, is calle,l to meet nj Baltimore
on The 9TH of June next. The call is ill.,
eral and comprrhel sivo, inviting the CO
operation of al who are in favor Of sub
DUNG the rebellion 10y force of arms.
We are exceedingly pleased that the
committee formally adopted the name
USIoS PARTY. In tins sign we shall
conquer. The name = Republican," has
no particular significance now. The
Chicago platform Is a matter Of history.
The issues on which il was framed have
passed away. No oily now talks Of
Slavery in The Territories. New issues
have arisen. New and gave problems
present themselves for solu ion. The
feeling aud sentiment of tue North has
been revoluIi"nized in the past three
wears. and il would lie foolish IN great
party 10 cling to a name suggestive Of
obsolete issues name which would
prejudice against it thousands who agree
with that party on the vital questions at
issue. The committee have done wisely,
and Union men can stand shoulder 10
shoulder in the coming campaign.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-03-05
The Tribune ON MF. LincOln;s
denomination.

The n. Y. TTJuae has published a
singular article on the denomination of
Mr.. Lincoln.
Speaking of NJ. Lincoln, it SAYS
"He is the first choice. for the next
Presidential term. by large majority of
these who have thus far supported his
Administrator and tue War"
Again it says:
"No doubt, great majority of those
who together triumphed as Unionists in
the State elections Of 1868. if required
TO vote for President Tomorrow, would
vote for Mr.. Lincoln"
But these admitted facts do no., ac-
eoIding to the Tribune, show the wis
dom of re-nominatipg Mr. Lincoln. 1t
says:
But we dissent altogether from the
deduction that Mr.. Lincoln ought 10 be
re-nominated because the Loyal masse>--
not having begun seriously TO think of
the prospective Presidential contest
have not yet fixed upon some one else
to succeed him in his high position"
This is strange talk for the Tribune.
II is ut variance with lis life long teach
ings. The Tribune has always been the
most democratic of I'll OR leading pa
pers. 1t has always trusted in the peo-
ple and believed that their conviction
fairly expressed, should be fully obeyed.
But now it gravely tells US that the peo-
pie do not know what they want.
Ii is not true that tie people have not
"bsgun seriously 10 think of the pros
pectiye Presidential contest" They have
been thinking seriously of it for twelve
months, aud the almost unanimous con-
viction Of the loyal masses is. that Mr..
Lincoln shouId be retained in the place
he has filed go well. Honest, careful,
unswerving. be has TINS far successfully
brought the ship of State through the
storm Of war-lct US trust him TO moor
her in the secure haven OF lasting peace.