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MILITARY.

ARMY CLAIM OFFICE-OFFICERS, SOL
n Liors aud heirs OF can have all inns OF
whatever natuiC eiulv ADJUSTED and settcl-pli-
toua attention 10 payment Of st'ic BCuntes, bal
aute vi Government bouutt-, tics pa, ~. uth ing
money. Apply ia ptieou Oh adde's, l.. BROWN q
GO, bankers, Park Pace. 33i
IMPORTANT To SOIDIrRS-ALL IN
Il fettl,d claims Of every drtrl.p ion against the
States or the t3i S'atc- Wi. he promptly 20 lied
Mt 'pe :. Ann. Arcuc', o. T. &C. 90 81. ali. t,,ly
opposite the ray depmtm,nI APP IL person, OF by
lCtteI euco iur stsmp' $40
T BROWN X 90, NAVY PRIZE MONEY
II. Office, Park Pia,c tB.nL 9ul..lu.J e.,tbli.pel
i0u. enc Az navy CIsui, co l,tlt4 and und Now
lsls a.e now ready Win tho a4loan.a CAL or all
dIess by letter S.3
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MARINE NEWS.
nov go-s. Rbe. Oa-s. s.u, : sa-H. w.er.O4 50
CLEARED

CLEARED.
1TKAMHH1Ps- xoravian, Liverpool Amin, HA-
vanG Elizabeth, Batimore City OF Bath, Boston.
BARk5-Young Rover CsdiE; Virginia Monte
video; Alma, Gov Bay; GTesshorzOgin Anns, Venice.
BRIGS-Belle Prune, Havre; Portsmouth, Algos
Bay; Leonard Meyers, Bait; Mary Lowell boston.
sCHOONERs- julia, Latuayr.; Lieqs- Curaoo.;
hessachutettL CarthafenG MARY Jane, Jac ksonvilei
i Nickei son, Wilmington; J Warren, Richmond; y
w sanders, Riliimore; Alice Scranton, New Hsyeni
Manata- horebesd Cityi Mary A, Boston; stAr Of
Dennis, Philadelphia.
AKRrvED.
eTKAMsHIPs-Quaker City, Charleston Pa
tapsco, Baltimore Wilmington, Galveston Texas
Guiding Star, New Orleans; A lemannia, Hamburg;
John Ide. Willetrs Poin'; Loo Savannah; ltranA-
da Charleston, via Fortress Monroe.
BARK-Ids Carter, Kinney, Rondout for Boston.
BRlGs-P X Curtis, Portland; Montrose, Bait.
sCHOOSERs-Fsnny hoss, Fall River; Helen, n,
Bedford: America, Providence; Fly, do; Hyena, do
toodspeed, south Amboy Tor Norwich Dresde b.,
Rondout; Broldfeld, NaIehaIn Hannah, Naieht m;
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

RARGAINS IN TEAS, CoFFERS, FISH,
DFour aud all kinds OF Groceries at the Gi eat Can.
ton Tea Warehouse, 200 and 262 Greenwich st. cor
Murray A. THOMAS X. AGNEW. 1913
COLLEY'S CLEANSING CREAM AND
~ HARRISON'S Ink ENponFer from furniture and
garments The Office toT the sale Of these invaluable
articles IL removed from 6J Fulton a., TO 436 Broad
way, open fran A. N. ill 4 7. ~, except Tuesdays
and Thursdays clofed on thOie days At IL A. "
Agents wanted. Union soldiers recently mustered
out accepted. 1872
MARKING PLATES FOR STAMPING
4'l fmbroderies Braids, Slippers, Sc &c. b.
CHAINS celebrated Everlasting Marking Plates
manutactory / Marion a. one door from Broome st.
New York. 4y3
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NOTlCF-A MEETING OF THE STOCK
1 holde Of the Clan Alpine Consolidated MIN
lne Company vail be held al tho Company's Office,
Die 2lst 1868 for the purpose Of takins action on
proposition to increase the pltal stock Of sd Com
pAuy to Two Hundred and fo-ty rhou.nnd Dollars
PETER &. ADAMS, WILLlAd ;. CORNIN, Ma
joHty Of the Trustees. New York Nov. ~ 1865. 3U2
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E'tjasS.

A TTESTION LADlES-THE NEW YORK
IA Fur Manufacturing Ca, So Chatham It, opposite
q Oiks White Marble Hotel. sets, as and upwAIdA
Book MAX Collar and Muf, 1850. French Mink
,oll'r and Nun, $500, MINK sable, Fitch Martin,
all Other fuls equally Es low. Altering and H. pair
lug 10 the latest styles Receipt given TO puJehuers
to insure against moths. FLEMING, AAnager. AS
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sG.tI.Vs. MACHINES.

all FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES
n tel a manu- ytu'e Y.tt. = goIG mud
! .cn'4c che,p. NJ -.",uui reI,c. ual sold ou p.I
r.. e-,' o. NJ % w. -. ' - cor OF N0fih T.
pROOkLYN SEWlNG MACHINE EX.
ID cl..l. a. luuc. !Ou 81 Hutton Az N .hlugo .,,
Al kiues bought sold eAenaatae and repaired. IS
EINKLE 4 LYON SEWING MACHINE
L Ior IA o. never worked much, prce go a dec deI
Ia ain; 40 ranet ke{le' t' 800; WAece, &
WILSON, most new, ios "a iunt ehas machines
avenue. ia
uOWE'S PLATFORM AND CYLINDER
Z L new improved srvIus Waouue., TO, All sorts m
shoe, CATER and leather no.k ior sae At ~ IIeon.
yirh ave All kinds 10 ieut out b., the ,uonth
srcnGid Wheeler q Wufoa's and singef's 10 rent
ND reu. lIJ
WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MA
w chimes in Brooklyn. Sa= -, $50 and ,gs Ful
ton st, near the City Hall also Hose's mschine SiI
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

A SMALL BANJO, WITH PATENT Screw.
"A .ov., ,oou, cleo o., vel a-4p,eI Tor ,'t.cE
playing, WIN be disposed 's"'.sH p,.ss, 1VMarioa
iGses "
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Too Late for Classification.


An HONEST MAN THE NOBLfST WORK
n Of God.-Sh Ward Independent Democratic
Club Ala regular meeting Of this Association, held
their rooms ~ and ~ trand a. on Tuesday even.
inE, the following gentlemen were endorsed aud
declared the candidates Of this organization For
Msvot-JOHN BECKER; Corporation Counsel
RICHARD O'GOEAAN Mr. lIeckers past life and
stIu.glss TO overthrow corrupt power was most elo
huvalt IleaIy and others. The Club adjourned 70
meet on Sstutday evening next ats oclUck. FRANK
kING, Vice ITest., Chairman. LUKE G. GRIMES,
s,cty $40
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VI l.sDLa'ISES.


A IL DISEASES TREATED By DR-l
4 FULLER, o. his piyste office and D,us s,ol .
40 sullivan IT, ~ y. Al consult ,uOns by letter ar
s"e!ed, and medicine, forw Grded. 80
A NEW LYING-IS ASYLUM Is NO
Il open at the corner Of Lexington ave and 5lr
Appy lor admission TO the lady uperinteuGegL !
Fact 2lst e. bet and A., or 20 the resident phys
clan, tesWeen 10 and daily, except sundays. "
nurses provided with situation 4iG 4
niSPEPIlCS SHOULD TRY A BOTTL y
IDoi Dr. SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ANSlHlLATOR
II never ihlls IN curing cases OF long STANDING
pefsoyeed Win, Prepared and Tor Gale AZ 46 SJuu
second So NilliGmsbuTgh, Piice 81 per bottle. '
HEART DISEASE-PERSONS SUFFER,
ing from the above disease would do well by til
lug BROOhs' Cardiac sedAtive, which Ia, witholt
doubt, ssure specific ior all thOse emanAtIas
from severe shock 20 the nervous system. Adlrh
Or apply TO pr g. W, BROOKS, Frost Of, near SMITH
BrooElyn, 4. ID. $40 il
MADAME NJ. VANBUSKIRK, PHYSICAL
uican be consulted tt5@ SIX h ave. E.esant socoui
l;ou- pc o. ,dy iuvald,, oih the Ies.dent plyi-
clan always IN attendance, Consultation At "a
a22&L "a
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MATTHEW
G R Y L L S,
OR,
Murder Will Out.
A STORY OF REAL LIFE.
CHAPTER XVI.

CHAPTER XVI.
81 hardly dared think II was human when
I first looked IN her yesrning face;
For II shonc A. the heavens hsd open'd then,
And clad IL with glory and grace ~
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty

OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK Guaranty
~ and Ind nnty Company, No. IL Broai st. New
York, Nov. sl, 1ss5. Nouco IA hereby given that a
meeting OF the stockholderr OF tho New York Gaur-
anty and Indemnity Company will DO held a. the
office a the company No IL Broad at, in the City Of
New York, on tuesday, the fifth daT Of December
1855, at IL O'clock NJ for the purpose OF voing upon
tie question Of increae VI the capital stock Of the
company nom one million OF dollars 1,Un0O! TO two
millions t2,uOl0UOl TO which last named amount ID 10
proposed to increase such capital. sAMl.. H. BAB-
COCK, JONATHAN TllOkNE- JAS. II, JOHNSON
NAkllS BATES, JOEL WOLFE. W, BUTLER
ut Moan, 1. A. MURDOCH, LOUIS Won HOFE-
MAN, HERMAN MARCt 81, Directors. 800
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TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRATION AND FOR
Il ElGN EAClIANGE OFFICE
50 sol III 81.
Persons wishing TO nd for their fnends can have
them brought here either In steamship or sailhsv
packet at the lowest possible rates, from Law Ek-s
POOL, and from
LONDON. q
by the X Line Of Packets. Y
Drafts on GIeat Britain and Ireland from 81 ana ]
upN ards
oif TAPsCoTT BROS. & CO., SO South st.
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sAylNGs RsANAs.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, so NASSAU. !.
4'l STREET, Y.
SIN PER CENT. INTEREST ALLOWED "
Deposits will commence drawing interest IMMEe
DlAIELl the first day Of tho month follow Y
the date Of the deposit.
WIN. VAN NAME, vice Presdont
HENRY X. COSKLIN, Secretary. 42l
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK, COR. OF
lith .t and sth Aye.-Open daily rom 10 a m 10
o. M; Mondays and 1hursdAys from 3 to 5 p. m 4
per cent interest," nee from govsfnment tax De- Z
pesls made on or before Dec let will draw interest
from that dale lHOS. CuRlsIl PIest X. H. =.
BULL secty. S55 n
g. z L Il CENT. INTERE
oAllowed b. Union Dime savings Bank, Az Canal 4,
e., cor Of NArick Assets, sl,5Il,G5J IS. SSs y
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FOR SAILS GOoD-SIZED HORSES =
15a and 16 hands high, warranted sound and
Kind, hom TO years old prices from $50 to ella
At go Washington ~. vi
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SHIPPING.

DASSAGR FROM AND To LIVERPOOL
4 and London-liy the Old Black star Line. FoIn
Liverpool the join BRIGHT sails on Oct. 18TH"
Tor passage apply 10 WILLIAMS dGUlON, " Fuitosr
A.. .3G N
STEAM To QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERn
'Dpco-LOl I>IANIA, Nov 25th. Cabin passage e0lt
steeiafs - payable in currency, Apply W W III u
LlAMS & Gl' lUN, ~ Broadway SI5 "A
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &o

A BLOOD MARE FOR SALE CHEAP, ASl
Lhthe owner has further use for her Call at So
Hudson ct, COZ Of Charlton st. in the trunk store
40 RALPH BOGEkT..
A MARI FOR SALE WHICH Is |,
sh 'os, sound ana lind in single Or double h.rne.
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EOR sALE-A CREAM-COLoRED MARE,
Il with wagon aud harness. Price sllO. Apply 50
Mulberry e., y Y. B6b
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FOR SALE, A DARK BROWN MARE IN q
l. good condition, At 90 BaSteru. 29t n
HORSE, WAGON, HARNESS AND EX--
pres. Tor sale cheap; price 800 Apply ioI
daysat 32l w. 10Th ct, near S,h .y. ps
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CARRIAGES, SLEIGHS, HORSES, HAIR )
~ ne,s, &e.-2OO light WAGONS and 100 sleigh, are
selling of cheap, at ~ Nevins a. Brooklyn. sos I,
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FOR SALE-A NICE BAY PONY, JUST.
l. from the country, good traveller and suitable Tor
any lfht work, will DO sold cheap. Call Al s6s Eaa,
Houston al. 80 v
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EoR SALE-2 NICE BROWN HORSES, I.
16 hand, hifh. TO year. Old, Just from tie )
country, 1T for cart truck express, or hatcher,
free and sty lish drivers, warranted sound aud kind :
In al harness would trade for Of less value,
1898 Delaney st 9sb
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03
The Amnesty Proclamation.

The Amnesty Proclamation of Presi-
Gent Johnson, is simply an amended
edition OF that issued by President Lin
coin. on December 9Th, 1863. The gen.
erAl amnesty clause, the oath and the
first SIX classes of exceptions, are copied.
psrbatim, from Mr.. Lincoln's proclama-
ton.
The late President excepted from par
don the following: CD civil and diplo-
matte officers of the so-called Confeder-
ate Government; (2) all who have left
judicial stations under the United States.
to aid the rebellion; Isl all rebel milf
tary and naval officers above the rank of
Colonel in the army or Lieutenant in the
navy; "a all who left seats in the United
States Congress. to aid the rebellion; (5)
all who resigned commissions in the army
or navy of the United Safes, and after
ward aided the rebellion; (6> all who
have maltreated prisoners of war. r.
Pres't. johnson adds to these eight
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The Madison Mutual Insur.
ance Company.

We take pleasure in calling the attention OF
our readers 10 this Company. 1t is already
well known in this County. having probably
issued as many policies here, as all other COM
panies combined.
Its chief merits are. LIST His perfectly safe.
2nd, Its rates are very iOT. 3rd, Ii ADJUSTS
losses cheerfully and promptly.
Last week Nh. S. G. BEAN, the General
Agent paid the losses in this Co., that of Mr..
Niles. at Diamond Bluff, and of Ms. Adams
at Trenton.
The business Of the Company IS increasing
very rapidly. In 1864, it issued 1888 new
policies; paid losses TO the amount OF
S3s .56l 80. and increased its cash assets
S56.In,53.
NJ A. Morse, of River Falls, is the local
agent Of the Company.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

DARWIN, son Of G. W. and Mary E. Wiggin
aged FIVE years, was drowned here last MoH-
day evening. about Z o'clock. He WAS on
some logs which were doomed Just above the
mouth of the Lake, and fell off in twenty feet
water. No one was near. but some of his
small companions. and before the alarm could
be given. it was too late tor help TO reach him.
A large number turned out To search for the
body, and though the search was continued
for two days, it was fruitless. He was dressed
in red flannel skirt. and checked waist and
trousers. Our river Exchanges will confer
favor by Publishing the substance of the a 'ove'
that the body. if found, may be identified and
retained TO the afflicted parents.
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other classes. as follows; Ia sbsentees
from the United States in the rebel SER
vice; Isl VII military aud naval officers
in the rebel service who were educated
BY the United States; [9] all rebel Gov
ernors; IlOl all persons who left homes
in the loyal States to aid the rebellion;
I'll ali depredstors upon the commerce
Of The United States, and tho raiders
from Canada; [l2l all rebels now in GUS
tody TI3l all persons who have actively
participated in the rebellion, whose prop
ertv is worth over $4,000; l4i all
those who have taken oaths of amnesty
or allegiance, and broken them.
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Public Printing.
From, Jun, Let. 1865, 10 December 81,


iGEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- ceived at the office of the Secretary of
State of the State Of Wisconsin, until the
27th day of April 1865. at ~ o'clock NJ.
for doing at the SEA, of government. all
printing and binding atthorIZed or required
by the Legislature for its use. or for the use of
the State in all the several departments there
of, including all blanks. blank books. circu-
lars. and every other kind of printing or
binding for tho offices of the Executive. Sec
retarv of State State Treasurer, Attorney
General. Bank Comptroller. State Superin-
tendemt State Prison Commissioner. SEpreme
Court. Military. as well as every other depart
ment of State. or in any manner pertain ng
to them. or any OF them, and all printing of
whatsoever kind or description for which the
state may be liable, 10 pay" Except the adj
vertising and publication of ine laws direc-
ted by chapter $40 Of the laws of le60, to be
done il the +" officia! state paper therein
designated.) and furnishing materials for all
such printing. from the | st day of June. 1865.
70 the 3ist day of Decer.ber, $50, inclusive.
agreeably to the provisions of chapter 3. 5 Of
the general laws of 1860. as amended by
chapter 1872 OF the general laws OF 1865. and
in accordance with the specification on ME in
the office of t Secretary of State.
JAMES I. LEwIs.
Governor. r'
LUcIUs RARcHILD,
Secretary of State.
WINFIELD SMITH,
3a Attorney General.
:. Commissioners for letting contracts for the
Public Printing. 52-w6
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The Third Series of Seven
ThirtieS.

The great success Of the 40 Loan
is a proof of the strength of the
limited States Government, and OF
il. strong hold upon the confidence and
affections OF the people. On Saturday,
Nav 18th, the subscriptions were over
thirfy million dollars, and for the week
ending on that day, over ninety eigh
.n;U;on dollars. and in the three months
that the Loan has been in charge of air.
lay Cooks, oper .fre hundred million
dollars. These large receipts will enable
the Treasury to pay off our armies as
they are disbanded, and to rapidly dis
charge the various obligations that have
been incurred during the war. History
will show that great "ar-dsbt to 10
divduals has never before been so prompt
II paid; anil we think all will agree that
Secretary Ne Culloeh deserves great cre-
dit for the ability he has manifested, not
cnly in securing the means. but for the
financial skill he has displayed in SO dr.
recting these vast receipts aud dIsburse
nent, rs not for moment to disturb
the eouilibFium of commerce, embarrass
individuals. or in any way tighten the
money market. Il is doubtless true that
tie Secretary Of the Treasury might
have negotiated the remainder Of his
loans at six per cent. interest instead
of7.SO, but so much valuable time would
necessarily have been lost IN popularlz'ng
a new loan that the great object of the
Government, viz, an immediate supply
of money sufficient to pay all debts IneI'
dent to the war. would have been de-
featsd; aud besides, the difference OF
interest would not have been equal to
three days expense. The policy ma!
have looked penny wise" but tho best
financial authorities, rs well rs common
sense, pronounced it 'pound foolish.
As il is-and will be, no soldier will go
home without his greenbacks, and the
floating debt in the shape of vouchers
requisitipns, de-, will be wiped out as
rapidly as the proper officers can audit
and adjust the accounts.
The Second Series of the 80 Loan
was exhausted on Saturday, May 18th.
On Monday the Secretary Of the Treas
nry authorized jar Cooke. the general
Subscription Agent for U. S. Securities,
10 receive subscriptions for S230,000,0OO
of Third Series, which is all that is
authorized by Congress. aud IS without
doubt the last loan at this high rate Of
interest that will be offered by tue Gov
eminent.
There IS no change in the terms or
conditions of this Third Series, except
that the Government reserves the right
Of paying interest at six per cent. In
gold instead Of seven and threetenths in
currency-a consummatiou most de-
vouily to be wished.
The privilege of converting the notes
into $50 six per cent: goli bonds at the
end of three years, or receiving payment
at maturity, at the holders option, j,
retained.
The first day of the Third Series
opened with subscription within frac-
ton of five millions, and the month of
June will certainly see the last of the
7.30s out of market. How early in
June We cannot predict, but parties who
wish to make sure off portion would do
well to be in time.
Full particulars may be found in our
advertising columns.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03
IT. s. 7-3O LOAN.

Srrhe sale of the first series of $300,O00000
of the Z 80 Loan was completed on the 3lst
of March, 1865. The sale of the second Sc
ries of Three Hundred Millions, payable
three years from the 18th day of June. 1865.
was begun on the LIST of April. In the short
space Of thirty days. orer One Hundred MI
lions Of this series have been sold-leaving thus
day over Two Hundred Millions to be dis
posed of. The interest is payable semi-an-
nually in currency on the 18th .of June by
Coupons attached to each note. which are
readily cashed anywhere. 1t anonts to
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03
LANDS FOR SALE.

SEVERAL Thousand acres of Lands. at
~ from Three to Five Dollars per acre. situ-
ated in the towns of Pleasant Valley, salem.
llarfland, FL Passo. Oak Grove. Martell and
Union, in Pierce County. and Waterville, in
Pepin County. gat
Those in Oak Grove are the Sc ne and hi
Sc, %. The Sc sw % and 2 hf NV 80 and NV
sw and hf sw SO in 90. 10.
2 Those in Martell are the hf NV 81, and
the hf Sc, and sw Sc IS. %, IL.
For particulars enquire by letter of
siss si lans aMa c.. II. ROBERTS.
gst y. Peughkeepsie. New York.
peteper ~, 1904 - 26-m6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

RUNNING AeAIN.-Dudley & Co.
have their Mill running again. and il
win continue in operation during the
whole season. CRISIS will be promptly
ground. aud lumber furnished at greatly
reduced prices. 81. aiafsr1ia aa4oZ Is
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Subscribe Quickly.

Less than $2aOO0O,0OO of the loan author
lied by the last Congress are now on the mar
ket. This amount, at he rate at which it is
being absorbed. will all he subscribed for
within two months, when the notes viii I'M
doubtedly command a premium. as has
uniformly been the case on closing the SUBJ
subscriptions to other Loans. IL nor seems
PROBABLE that no considerable amount beyond
the present series sriH be offered to the pa6 &c.
In order that citizens of every town and
section of the country may be afforded facili-
ties for taking the loan. the National Banks.
State Banks. and Private Bankers throughout
the country have generally agreed to receive
subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents. in whom they have confi-
dence. aud who only are TO be responsible for
the delivery of tho notes for which they re-
csive orders. secs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

NEW BoAT.-The Viola, the new
boat built BY the st. Croix and Missis-
sippi Steamboat Co. is finished, and will
make her trial trip in few days. She
is said to he beauty. III
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TIL T. ID OOk
AND
VARIETY STORE
STILL LIVES

A large and complet, assortment OF Pho
ToGRAPH ALBUMS just received. Call
and see them.
MoULDINGS,
OF every description. on hand. and Frame. of
all sizes made to order.
PICTURES, PHOTOGRAPHS.
And Autographs, of all sizes and styles-sn
endless variety always on hand. Drop in and
inspect the assortmefit
BIRD GAG ES,
Travelling Baskets. Toys and Yankee Mo-
tions ON hand as usual.
wall Paper, Curtaia Paper,
Bordering and Curtain Fixtures large in
voice on the way and expected daily.
Fishing Tackle,
Portemonies, Wallets and Pocket Knives
we have the best assert in the city.
Cabs, Cabs, Cabs:
A very great variety. can be found at the
Book and Variety Store.
wall Paper, Curtain Paper.
Tie latest styles of Wall Paper. Curtain Pa
per, and Curtain Fixtures have arriv.''
Everybody Admits
That the last lot Of Pocket Knives, Scissors
Shears and Razors, is the best ever brought
into the city.
Prescott. May 30. 1865. 5-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

E JOE KIMBALL, Musical Comedi-
an, gave an entertainment here on We'd
nesday evening.
On the same evening, Prof. H. II +.
BELDINc gave Evolutionary Readings.
Both performances were satisfactory to
those who attended.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

Arrangements have been made by
which Prescott is to have telegraph oe-
fee. On Tuesday, Messrs. Robertson
and Green, os the NORTH western Tele
graph Co., conferred with the business
men here, and the sum necessary to Sc
cure the object was mainly subscribed,
and if our citizens take hold there will
be no failure. The existing line to ST.
Paul will be changed so as to go by the
way of Prescott, Hudson, and Saltwater.
1t is expected the new line viii be com
pleted in about sixty days.
COMPETITION There is lively com
petition between the g. FL. Gray and
the Enterprise, for the St. Croix trade.
Fare varies from the regular price to
nothing, board included. As soon as a
handsome bonus is paid to passengers
we shall 60 aboard.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-06-03

The PEAK FANILr-Tbis well known
troupe of Vocalists and Bell Ringers, will
give a Concert in this City next Thursday
Evening. Their reputation is second to that
ofns troupe now traye Hing. and we doubt not
they will have full house.