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We a7c authorised O. alnouncs Caps. goug WrtJ-
81 81 candidate or re-e|tct'uu % ere 0flee rf
County Trustee a. he cn mas aiar1h sie,uou.
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SPECIALN NOTICES.
FOR SuFuTFF


We are authou1cd 10 announce K0SCfI no
BRANCH a. a candidate Tor Sheriff oI IltNesou
county, AZ the enlning Asr1h election. ocl1-
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6aEtr ArrHAcrIoS Al Cameron, Gisrs &
Co's.s-Super Silk Brocade, French Grsnr-
dine at 1911 Also Printed Linen Lawns,
Dolphin Mugs French Jscouots.
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CITY DIRECTORY
Agents OF Insurance Companies.

AhEf SMITH, Nos. Sc snd IS Union street,
~ luP Etairsl rrpnesen. the flllVirg Companies
lf-tns q Hartford, Security, MAMA tan, heropoli-
tan Phoanix and KnclloIboclseF Life Of New LORI,
and Accident Of Columbus, chic.
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Hot Rolls, Rusk and Bunns every nora
ing at The Nashville Steam Bakery. "a
summer street, near Union. sen5-tf
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Just received, per Express, fne lot Of
sWiase'l tarleton, nainaook, muslina, AZ pri-
Slte sale Csc. SHrELns 3 CO.
Ilyi-u Is end ~ College street.
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jews HrsTrs, n. D.


ClrT Horst, NASHVILLE, Oct 80, 1865.
Norr DIR. Hunter, a. the urgent request
af mir patients. hae consented 20 remain in
Nashville during the present week. an
who desire 90 peuonsiiy consult him must
10 90 Immediately, IS his ofaes viii ose on
saturday evening next after which bis adj
dress via be ls9 West Fourth Street, Gin
einnsG, who're his patients viii report
weekly by letter.
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- i.Sf those aii0 have doubled the v.rins of
hu1ls g aas fIsrus. if sny such thure sre. rs,.I
ne loneni eruhfste rom lerfieu-eu vel. knoaa
10 iiia community, f1d doubt n0 none
~ eeceIai iairodtftinn INTO De afnsF n D ssr.
the hFeac az ihousand- of oar soidlers
LoFusIllE, 1t. lris "a. isst.
We ne undeffEae-i, hare fesu tlia esof sli-af.
81 ipeed y ne gse ~ ~ lsHs hGILs O. e..
hlE1fEs IN cases OF Esnerli debility ail ID srsi.u
o. ne system, fud hshHga ifs panhfsi u.a l.1rif
piefeai aisefae aEa relieve Iltoh -s1r rina Aui8us
espseiaiiJ thgse who are ~ Fosef ta IHaafaaHs i.
hueng IS ~ ne southern iulals.
MAJ Philip orEah,
Collector Int KsF. "a D.siaKy.
NhAn. b. tyEilE.
Colocior 81 tiis Port % Lousslis. Ky.
col a. DENT
vr, Pr9 3, NsT.hs General Of Keniagky.
aeersiagT sHnitsry Comussion.
fuhiahaEs Demo.raf
GEO. p, DOZEN,
frupretors uuiefiife Anrrirar
HudHEa q aAREHILrs
wholesale Dry Goo'li lealsr.. N.ia street.
DAVIS, aREEa 3 oo ~, n.y.
Whoiessls sh9e nsaierl, Nuin g., Loui4glr.s.
Iithosaphsrs. csf. alasEst ana rfsrf .t...
julius wIsTsR
C0ihing Msrohsni, cor o. nd tfsr,-,t .f,
LoulfFi.le, hV.
CAPT 3. =. HILDHEFH
% sieauer Moo Anlisr.aa.
MAJ. I. 9. THUisT0N.
FaymF ter .. 3. AfmF.
G. ". AsIlALFs
Nsi euai Hftsi, Louisville X
COL jE9sE BAYLEa.
90 keniqcky CsfeirT.
GHU D. PRENifCF.
LluisFiis lournsi.
sold v hoie.aIa All Fafs1 -
hEHRY 4 pEHOvLLE.
ausi1-ly-iA 80 y NashTIiIe lem
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look AND JOF PRINTING.

CAMERON, WM. 4 cO.-Book snd Job Printsrs,
~ and pa fishers Of the Daily snd Weekly
Union, Printers Alley. between Union and Dead
eTick streets.
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Messrs T b Gaugha Co, No ll6 Broadway,
Nsg York, extensive nanutaa lurers and importers
~ al ne leading and mot h=hionsh's styles Of
Vrstehos and JsWplry desiring 90 nsIezse th-E bu-
.ios-s 70 Al uul mtea extent have resolved npcn
Grea or Distribution, suhect 10 ne requisite ,
fblioang;
asrrif,sies nsgnng ca h ariiele and s vsl1e, sre
,,iaoed In sealed huveirpes and well M xedi one
al fksao Envelopes vii b sent By msn 70 any hd-
sre-s. on roce.pt q treaty i've cents.
AZ arslsss sslf a 0ls Daier eaoa. isitioai nsgud
d pIiae.
On receirt q the Ger AGATE you sill zee What you
sre roinF 70 have, and thsn 10 r. ai yonr gpton q
end the dollar aad axe ~ afilo-e OF not fui,
.fe-.~s r,sy TINS obtain = Sold Wstch 70 alnoud
pirs On say set q Je FeiTy on our ilE or one 81
~ And Ia 10 Csc can hey gel less than one DOL
isrls worin. Thapli Of Ger ID sies q e. toloEs
- ~ = cenfs. iva f1r 81 eleven for ~ thirty
sor $: srty-6ve fo- sloi ore hun red ior US,
AGENTS wanted everywhere, 70 whom speeiA
~ T&H. GAuCHANA CO,
- Sc No ne EroadRsF, n
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suFEA rDbESe.--Ihs llisnas q senator
Wilson, Of Mas, gave him silver Wedding
on The aTih INST he Enulyaftsry u his
marriage
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VAL PAPRR. ete. b.

AHERRlTr a HILL-Dsalsr, in Wall Pepper
Nh Wibd0E Shades WlnsoW Glass ard Photo
graphio hstsrial, corner Of Church and Market
sireeo HFEH
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CLAIM AGENTS, &c.

kaYERS q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of all the
M Latest Styles Of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CsrfyE4s, e North
hsrket street.
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ATTORNEYs AZ LAW.

CAMPBELL MoEWEN 4 6ROEsBECR, Attor.
~ 1eys At Law and Claim Agents, practice IN all
the Courts. Collections promptly attended, TO-
flso claims against the United Ststes and Vouchers
nollected Oflca " korth Cherry street I'D stairs.
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COAT AED WO0D.

VVOMsKINs, 4. 4 co.,. S. @ sim Agents,
Il Uficers Pay Accents and Quartermasters'
Vouchers bought at toe best rates, or collected.
Once corner Cherry and Cedar streets, up stairs.
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oARaI4aK mANUFAoTURERs.

CNGLBToN, r. q -Bookssller, Publisher,
y slasionsT, and Periodical Dealer, Poat once
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a Yacn FaoH VicEsurus.-
Vfcu4uHs, Hus., Arg. p. Iss.
D. ltin eai-flsrr So } an habnS ID ga. 81,
poo ilat ha4e a 81 your yslua1ia aesiruu Rt.--
30 80. '9' p nyseh y ge1eral asti D. ana
heaiiny 500 MA ln7t e induencs or ne ffl.--..--
rifef around FeEsllrE. haF ~ been ~ f.--r-if
tfirni 5rinf hfoughout its sl1sia i-,.r,fI..-- -
Pe ~ tconn enfy Iscemmend iis ~ h III -.
-on' ~ Z. e. posedio iinh AMY climate.
AEoutU. g. San ta1y c ;ai me-
inEs,IEIE NJ. E-rt rc rsef
W me t.d Of JAW asst / sril-llffri ff'-.-..t. -
esenle ulre % D. Metres nIraef1r IA ~. 81.
f.ttl,.el q ~ ny u ilis C1nlbsfilni, am
qussted ! aiier ansifas, 81 ioua q -osr t.er- 4,
SOB 4ld spprqfe ~ use an. ara cur aafflers
lhe tolleHing q the Ne-ai irI lforisfrr,is ...i
$50 zen h1s-efsna peFr i-si5n % shin - iarsa
aiq1ee, y have g sait - suiifrs.
Il en-. zaasaed that cs.ssa Hffsls III 81 no
BARN - aaT or % ialen pruuer'r auI D. uld.lafa.
taa- zee 10 ohIecfou % ~ Eui L h-inF permit
80 p afspoae q q 40 ruflsra.
ausr 4 rsusslas.
alrsa-uard si,dicai pireeior. y. c.
Hrtnlusurras nzrtrr. orrnr cusursf.s. ,
NsaaFllLH fENE.. fuiF "a rafr z
Dr. joins uglrH arent NJ -. hfs r.-rr......-,
b. ship 81 Nashville. lau1. = Trrrs CT 30 l--,
q Bal csiloa siiisla, ~ sale 10 suilsrs 70 o.
Tl1s Isfiuil isus 20 Ils Trsasasy usss-t-s.,. 81.
b. b. rouri.sd Nith riTarilF.
~ eonuznd = Mal. Gen. Rose.rlns
vs. y Wasa.
Malor and Prcgcsf Esrs7sl e.
Fer saie, uhaissaie aud rsil.f i. flr.3.s ~,
mofilai.k q CO. kaatF.na. Ia. "a
acfil "a 80 azH3u
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RANKERs AND sROKRRs.

~ Oince ~ Siieriy " + " BOX ~
RAKKERs AND BROKERS.
EIRsT NATIONAL BANK-Govsrnmsn Deposi-
II t0ry-No. 81 College street, between Union
and the Public Square dealers in Uncurrent
Money, Exchange, Com, and Government 6ecuri-
ties Of AL KINDS. Stocks aud Bonds bought End
sold on Commission Collections promptly at
tended 70.
A G. sAzFOuD, Pres't Jas G. oODES .Cash'r.
HTARE, THOS S.-Broker, corner Union and
w College streets, buys Eud sells Gold. UIeur-
Tent Money, Government Securities and Vouchers.
Oclecuons attended 10 promptly.
Also buys and Eeils on o Inmlsslon. 4
@ EJ0ND NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
- % cherry street, desls in Exchanges, G yern-
ment SECURITIES and CO n Coliecfions promptly
attended 10 j. LUHsOEE, Cashier.
TNHIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NASHVILLE
i Deals in exchange; GoTe-nmsut sesuriues
and Coil Collections promptly attended .
Gold, Stocks and Bonds Id on Commission
". ". BEEHT, Pne-ident. EDeAR 5oREs, Ca HER.
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MH:4El;
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! !. IIIiIif|i'IlI.ff'
- lFglsSIgs 2 So
J: J: /: 81 81 !: 8 '5 ]: 8
u. s. 90 Isl s @ 81 81 g 10 %
No. T..... sol . 75l 4 Isl 4 Isl - -
No. 6..... 5 COL o0i 5ol 75l s DOL - -.
:, go - ~ " ..-.-.i - .-.-. $685..
~ ~ ~ $780, s-.-l ..-...i

These pens bear my trods ni1rz, 90. P. BGnnus.
sIIaA l0u-i hK-," for which have secured he
material and workmanship 20 The bast Eastern fnau-
uiActures and are believed 10 Be- superior 70 an
Others N durability and other substantial Qualities
snien comgine 70 make really serYiceable pen
fen4Is chl9a li b. mad, n No rsL when % cents
e added for repshsl write your name and "a.
dress plainly.
Fosiage on slngis pea tires esHfs pen with any
eAee or holder and box, gir cssfs Old pens re-
pelled lor my cents taHd stoslpi each. crculAss
Q. P. BARNES,
Geld Pen Manufacturer,
So Aain-streot. Cor. Sixth Louisville, ~
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

CoNE 4 TUN RLL--Wbolesale and Retail
~ Bookse lers StstiOners, Rnd New Agents
No 20 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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Commission and Forwarding.
NEWS DEALE. s, &C,

DAUL SANFORD. Forwarding and Co mis-
1 sion Merchants. pr, mot att ntion Is gwen
3 tie Tece' Ting and 70, Warding IL co TO Al
South Market I est.
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TTNNRRs, &c.

L. ar ". BROWN, Real Estate and Gem n
81 Business agent, over York's Booz Store, 3s1
union Str ct, NASHVILLE, Tenn austen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

CTTuATfONs wANrED-HY TWO BEsPEC TABLE
- girls tsistcrs n The anne family; one az cook washer
AND irocr. other and Waitress pn
ier ion uf Can be seen FOR twO days Vt 80
West The hest oi Ie.cfcnc, rom t'sr iaat pcea
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CITUATiON wASrED-BY An EXPERIENCED PER.
- sou, adys fnid aud searnstress understands all
styles Of hair drosii best city reference. CA % West
2)th st., for two days.
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CITUATIOE wANrED-BY A PROTESTANT WOMAN
- waitress cntnhcrinaid Country preferred Goo,
city references. Cau So I'd 80 st. door
front rUItu
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C,ITUATiONs WAErID-EY TWO RESPECTABLE
- girls Oue af cook. and o.hrr e competent
boil thoroughly understand ef busiurss. Beat of city
reference Can Doe az No ~ West lJhst.
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CIrUATtON WA NTrp-BY A FIRST CLASS COOK, 10
- go cuong IN paw %" tsrn". oD ccon t0 going
81 the cluuty for the umnor Can boz Tor $50 ds
her l'Et place. 5. N1Il. -i' et Brooklyn.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL DESIRES A SITUATION AS
n nurse; lection to chanberwork plain sewing,
best references Can be from 10 ocIocA
Monday and Tuesday 100 West 3st ST. between 9Th and
9th
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fpwo REspEcTABLr GfRLs WANT SITUATIONS
One TO COO, ana assist Do tc washing the Other ~ ui
grl and 70 generally have i've years rriercnc,
taer present cn y,F; atlus 70 tlc cOany
CAL az l1 f7th &C., near t.f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

yIrANTED-A SITUATION ny Az AMERICAN wO-
w man 90 PLAIN cooking nd 10 assist w,th the wash
fng aud iron n M small l4vla itulY; M objection 20
ir country; has good reference from her last place Ca"
~ So West J5th g.
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SIrUATION WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL,
~ W cook, wash and IRON Five and halt years. rcfe.
reuce from hast place Ca 80 TN av, between 18Th
18th st..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

ylyANTED-A SITUATION, ~ u FIRST CLASS COOK.
W one under l. .,'g li uv aud ai Kinds meat aud
poultry cooking TIE tcst Oi reference given. Apply 4
lU West 17 &C., room 40 B. is willing 70 assist IN was-
ing and ironing
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ulwo RESPECTABLE WOMEN WISH SITUATIONS
meas lrt class eG. ~ would assist n washing nnd the
other as chanlcrmnd aud waitress; no objection Co
distance IN tte country Can be seen for Two days AT
IL, Ncst 3st n.
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COPARTNERsTIIps

PARTNER wANTED-wITI $500: ANOTHER WITH
n SI20D; another with $500 and another with 5000
Apply early o you will lose the chance.
MARTIN a co, Sc Nassau street.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A STU
IA seanstress understands hairdressng
good city Call ~ 9th av., between
l7th aud 10th sts., IN the store.
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C,ITVATIONS VANuD-BY TWO RESPECT BIZ
- yotag women lsl.trrsI; one g. hrt rate cook aud az
ezocient WRshcrant rnrcr t other ~ chamncf1d M,
wsltrr'a, would assist washing enf ironing they cal
give best tucir last laces. Ca
BE day 40 "a ave. between I'D and 2ih sts.
udN Uur. ruu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

A SITUATION WANTED-RY A RESPECTABLE GIRL
IA cook wash iron. general housework, in a SINAI
private family Best city reference. Can be for two
days at 50 West 18th street
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A BOY AGED It, TIC
~ attend paint shop and improve In sign painting, ha'
been at the business for last two years. bring specimens
OF ettcg has worked year at house panting good
references. Address John IL. Ward, Madison House, o.
Madison
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A YOUNG GIRL, WITH GOOD CITY REFERENCE
n wants situation, and sedmstress
no objection to the country. Cali at $40 East 10th
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A GERMAN LADY, OF RESPECTABILITY AM
IA quiet habits, wishes situation keeper
widowor family with elderly gent wl ma k
IL her object to please and study the interest
her employer References exchanged Address Mrs A. bo
l,0S2 Post olce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-17

OATH HOTEL, LONG ISLAND THIS WELL
ID known House is now being thoroughly renovated an
will open for the reception o guests LIST Of May AC
oessUlc hourly from A. ~ to T. ~ by Greenwood Bat
and Coney IsNnd Railroad GEO SHIELDS, Proprietor.
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a CALESMEN WANTED-FOR CLOAKS SIIAWLS
> dress goods aud hosiery departments also two German
wanted FIRST class wil be literally paid, and
permanent positions given them Apply to W h. feyton
WA BOwery
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yHrANTED-A slTCAUOS, by A RESpECrABLk
w young woman, as COOS. vaeher aud iron.r OF w IL
a. the forcrd hOuqrwors af private family, the bns
Of city can or at " East 'Oth ST. neal
9th
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
sally Crimp's SOiilOquy.
BIZ THORPE BEALE.

Remember the Sabbath day To keep il
holy Aggravating. ism I it, to have that lun-
ming in my mind. when mistress and bells
have kept rae going ever since the blessed
sun rose If ever there was thing contin-
ually overworked, it's maid of all work.
Yet, who'll believe il? Who thinks anything
of a servantT Here's mistress full Of pray
CHS; blessings crased every morning, noon
and night-grace at every meal; and Sun
day is more than ever prayeiful, yet no.
body thinks Sally Crimp need be called in To
listen or join in. Oh, no work must go on,
and her soul is no consequence to anybody.
If my strength was made of India rubber,
and capable Of the utmost limits of elasticity,
] couldn't he made to do more than am
now. Cook, chauber-maid, waiter, laund-
ress, scullion and boot-black, how can help.
locking worse than scarecrow, and feeling
as light hearted IS q prisoner for life? II
there was any hope of reprieve, I'd live on ii
without complaint; but there amt.
/ don't belong TO anybody, nor anybody
TO me. i should like to have relation, Just
to see how it would seem. wonder how a
husband would dot But Ter who'd offer
himself TO me in that capacityf The men
don't know how would look if / were fixed
up, nor either. as to that matter; for my
dress is equal to the refuse of ragman's coll
lection. and my face looks as sallow and
withered as a bit of old tripe. People used
TO stroke my hair and cali me pretty. when
was child, but mercy I've outlivcd all
claims to such notics.
There goes the bell-what's it for Oh,
Miss Ellen wants her hair curled and master
Frank sets up cry for his Westinghouse,
which mistress says he shant ,haye cos it's
Sunday. i wonder why she sent me to the
circulating library, last evening, fer the latest
novel guess master Frank II get 10 Heav-
en- as quickly on his rocking-horse. Us she
with her Sunday novel in hand 1
There's the bell again. This time Mr.. Pc
ter wants his morning bottle of ale. cigar and
paper Promising young gentleman, that !;
got trifle ahead of his father, already. lie
expresses great contempt for the working
classes, and looks at me as if were crots
between mole and worm, and hadn't
right to abide anywhere. I'd rather he'd re-
gard me that way. He's one of the men
wouldn't marry, If I'd to die for it. It's
well nobody hears me say it /; they'd be ra-
wing mad. and yet wouldn't believe had
spoken the solemn truth.
Many servant would not change place
with her mistress. Don't know more than
mine. and am l not more of lady and if
only had golden setting" wouldn't more
than myself see my superiority to her p
Humph know something if do live UNI
der ground like worms and rats.
There go the family to church, looking as
solemn. and righteous and happy as angels.
May the Lord bless them, and send me way
side crumbs from the bread of life.
SEASIDE, MASS. Sept. 90, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

Beware whom You suffer to come ait.
Trust no lnan who las been a traitor.

Beware whom you suffer to come ait.
Trust no man who has been traitor.
Trust no man who has given aid or COM
fort, directly or indirectly. South or North.
| 10 treason.
Remember the dreadful war was wage,l,
the policy of three generations controlled, by
slavery. Slavery was treason. .s4.
Remember; the rebels, servants of the
slave power, though forced to lay down their
arms, yet hope and seek to re-establish sla-
very. Ia eonsumniatc treason.
atch slavery, then. as treason incarna'e G,
till it shall be utterly dead and buried out of
sight. e So @
Chosen fer your loyalty. pledged te the
extinction of treason. you have, by the prov
idence of God, been called TO take the helm.
Remember that loyal people. deaf TO par
~, needing the call of humanity alone, with
one voice babe their great captain extirpate
treason and slavery forever and the whole
world cried, Amen.
Therefore, take 10 counsel of there who
think of party or of politics.
Counsel with friends of freedom, with the
lovers of their country, and with them alone.
Heed only the voice OF justice. Obey the
law Of liberty.
Beware. lest You underraie the danger as
nIeR dad when the war began. Ii is more in
sidious--.t may be no less now than j. was
then. But remember the danger now exists
only by your sufferance.
The loyal people of America, the wronged
race which fought her battles, now endowed
with freedom, humanity, call on you in this
hour not only 10 be true. but not to let your
devotion TO truth be que>tioned.
Rebuke, then, the fell spirit which, North
and South. dares TO begin lis evil work, with
the hope that you may fllter.
Let good men see, let bad men feel. that
you will carry ost the work 10 which Abra.
ham Lincoln consecrated himself as to task
appointed of God. Raise the race he feed.
Once more. Beware of treason. whether in
arms, as an assassin. or in conventions aud
councils Of the people. or in your own cabi-
net. DO not trust traitors or their friends 10
take your reckoning or work the vessel.
CAPTAIN, SAVE THE SHIP .-1Taaser.pt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07

In pursuance OF the aboFe Notice to me
directed and delivered by the Secretary Of
State. Notice is hereby gireu that General
Eleciio will be held in The several towns.
wards and election precincts iii ;he county VI
Pierce. on the Tuesday Succeeding the first
Monday, being Inc seventh day Of Novem-
Der next.
The following officers are TO bekel.c;e,i.
to wit u
"A Lieuienant Coa erHor in the place u
a Secretary Of Slate in tl,e rlace Of Luz
cius FaiIchild
A State Treasurer in the place Of Samuel
d. Hastings;
An Attorney General in'ti,e l.sace OF VIM
field Smith: =
A State Superintendent in the place OF
John G. NcMynn; as+s1
A Bank Comptroller IN the place of Vim.
II. Ramsey;
A State Prison Commissioner in the place
of Henry cordierAgh0se several ternis Of
office win expire on the first Mdmlay Of Jam
uary. 1866
s State Senator in the place Of A. H.
Young. whose term Of Office will expire on
the 3lst day Of December Hext
A Member " Assembly, IN Assembly Dis
trict q surprising the counties OF ST. Croix
and Pierce, in the place of Marcus A. Ful-
ton, whose term of office viii expire on the
3Ist day Of December next.
Superintendent Of Schools for the cnuna
~ of Pierce. to succeed Charles Thaver.
whose term of Office viii expire on the first
Monday Of January, 1866
A County Supervisor for the first Superb
for District of Pierce county. composed sf
the first and second wards of the city of Pres
colt and the towns of Oak Grove and Clifton,
TO succeed /. f. Maynard. whose term of Of
fee expires on the 6rst Monday Of January,
1866.
A County Supervisor for the second Su-
peryisor District of Pierce county. composed
of the towns Of River Falls, Martpl, III Paso
and Rock Elm, 10 succeed Vim. Hodges,
whose term of Office will expire on the first
Monday of January, 1866. ~
A County Supervisor for sihe third Supcf-
visor District of Pierce county. composed IF
the towns of Union, Salem. Pleasant Valley:
Hartland. Perry, Isabel, Trimbeile. Trenton
and Diamond Bluff, to succeed r.. NJ. Sands,
whose term Of office will expire on the firss
Monday Of January. I866.
Given under my hand at the Slieffff7s office.
in Ellsworth, Pierce county, Wisconsin, this
18th day Of September, 1875.
@ JAMES WABSINGHAN.
Sheriff OF Pierce Com v.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-10-07
Meme Meme :
M ions A. DoReAs.


Speak moi TO me Of power that builds its
~, throne ~ -. te
On outraged righis; For il shall PASS away
Yea, though its empire, stretch from zone to
zone.
= And balhe in endless day.
Even when the mirth is loudest shall the wine
s Grow bitter and The shivered wine-cup tall;
For in that hour shall come the hand Divine
And write upon the wall.
Weep. if thou wilt. sad seer! thy lands decay;
Weep. if thou wilt, the hopes that shall
expire
Weep. if thou wilt. The wearsome delay
OF ralth's august desire. m
Bat weep not cver-drring Trnth has fled,
: Though deserts howl where once her TEN.
pies rose
Nor weep for Freedom. dreaming she is dead,
Fallen amidst her foes.
For God remains Away, and TO the Truth
shall incense stream from many grander
fame
And in the binding glory of her youth,
Freedom shall rise again