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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11

+ e. It will be remembered that the Dem
ocratic Legislature of Indiana. two years ago
adjourned without voting appropriations en-
aiding Governor Morton to pay the State in
terest, thus treacherously imperiling the
credit and honor of the State, in order TO
embarrass the Republican Governor. Gov
ernor Morton, however, had personal credit
and influence, and borrowed money enough
on private account to pay the State interest
when it fell due. We are glad to learn that
the Indiana Legislature, which body is no
longer under secession influence, has passed
bill refunding the money advanced. Il is
now law. Justice has been done, and Gov
ernor Morton has been Endorsed in spite Of
Democratic treachery.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
oorrsspondsuee Of the State Journal.

C0rrespOnoeDce OF tue ctdte Souiheis
CAMP OF I6Tu RECT. WIS. VEr. VOL INr.,
PocAroLIGo, 5. c., Jan. l6, 1865.
Our regiment left Atlanta with the rest OF
Gen. Sherman's army and marched through
to Savannah, Ga, arriving there Dec. 18th,
having marched three hundred miles in
twenty-six days. We destroyed the railroad
running from Atlanta to Savannah as we
marched and subsisted chiefly on the country
generally finding abundance, and meeting
with no opposition.
We remained in front of Savannah from
the date of our arrival until the morning OF
the 2lst of Dec. The city being surrounded
with rice fields which the rebels had flooded
with water, we were prevented from making
an assault Immediately upon our arrival, but
on the morning of the 2lst, the rebels having
learned that Gen. Sherman had perfected his
arrangements for successfully crossing the
rice fields they evacuated, and crossing the
Savannah river went into South Carolina.
We Immediately marched into the town and
found everything in good order. The citi'
gems appeared at their doors and windows
and greeted our appearance with cheers and
demonstrations of pleasure. 1t seemed like
marching through one of our northern cities.
Many ran out with refreshments distributing
them among the men.
We remained in Savannah until January
5tb, when.w crossed on board OF transports
and came to Beaufort, on Port Royal Island,
where we remained until the 18th, when we
marched 10 Broad river, which surrounds
Port Royal Island, put over q pontoon bridge
in the night. and in the morning crossed, and
marching 4 short distance ran into the rebel
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11

The Heralfs Fort Fisher correspondence
says the late casualties in Gen. Terry's army
in the fight at Fort Fisher were SOL. Ol
these IL officers and ~ men were killed, 80
officers and 472 men wounded, and 81 men
missing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
| THE FARM MORTGAG0RS.
APPEAL BY THE HOME LEAGUE ORGAN
Difficulty at Berlin.
The
AN APPEAL TO HOME LrAouERs.


From the Beaver Dam Argus, Organ Of the Home
League.
The crisis of the farm mortgage question
has at last been reached, the hour of trial
has come, and the time for action, determined
action, has arrived. The holders of the mort
cages seem to have taken new start in the
matter, and great many are commencing
the foreclosure of the mortgages. We learn
that about fifty have already been commenced
in the western part of this county and that
twenty-five are about to be commenced. The
hour is dark The Sherif"s hammer is swing
ing over the heads of great many farmers,
and the question arises, shall those men be
deprived of their property by means of one
Of the most gigantic swindles that was ever
perpetrated? Shall these honest farmers,
who have toiled whole life time to make
home, be driven penniless upon the world,
with no roof to shelter their wives and little
ones! We say emphaticAlly NOT
We say to farmers that now is the time for
them TO band themselves more closely to-
gether than ever. Let them meet often, and
let every farmer Immediately interested 6e in
attendance at every meeting, and in the name
of honesty and right, swear, "by the Eternal
this outrage shall not take place. We say
to farmers, protect your homes at every haz-
ard, and by every means at your command
Stand by each other in this extremity, and
Let not single farmer be driven from his
homestead. Keep constantly in line of bat
tie, and talter not. Be firm, and give not an
inch Garry on the struggle in defence of
your homes until the mortgage holders are
routed, and the last one is driven from the
field. Be IN earnest and you will surely tri-
umph.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11

In the U. S. Supreme Court, in the case of
the Bank of the Commonwealth, etc, plain
tiff in error, vs. the Commissioners of Taxes,
etc., in error, to the court of Appeals OF the
State of New York, Justice Nelson, in the
Supreme Court of the United States, has de-
lvered the opinion of the court, reversing
the Judgment of the Court of Appeals, with
costs, and remanding the cause, with direc-
tions to enter judgment in conformity to the
opinion of the Supreme Court. The same
judgment was rendered in all the other Bank
cases. Two years ago the Supreme Court OF
the United States pronounced decision that
a State had no right to tax o. s. bonds and
securities, and the present decision is to the
effect that such bonds and securities cannot
be taxed by indirection On valuation equal
TO the amount of the capital stock of the
Banks SO invested.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11

Knowledge may slumber in the memory,
but it never dies; it is like the dor.aouse in
the ivied tower, that sleeps willie winter
lasts, but awakes with the YARN breath OF
spring.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11

The Heralds Washington special saws the
War Department has been notified of the ar
rival OF the rebel Congressman Henry S.
Foote within the lines of Sheridan's army at
Winchester, Va.
The Posts Washington special says tina
Secretary Fessenden, in his instructions to
Jay Cook, says he intends to rely wholly
hereafter upon taxes and sales Of 7-S0 bonds
to pay tho expenses Of the war.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
The Army Of the James-FrOm the Nineteenth
Regiment.

Changes Of Commandsos-Neso Ra'tes and . Sys-
tsms-Dslay OF piyiag he 1/oops-D sertlo %,
The Slbstitltts Standardization " U'e
Regiment.
Army OF THE JAMES,
In Frort of Richmond, jan. Is, 1861
This army is 4" watching and waiting" just
outside the gates of the rebel Capital, with
little to disturb its quiet, or interrupt the
nonotony Of camp life. It had been antici'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
From the sixteenth Wisconsin.

Entering Savannah Renoval to BeGgfort--
March on PbcdtOligo--A fight Nth The RED
elS-Lt Chandler, of The l2th killed Retreat
ofdse Enemy = Only forty Niles from Char
. LsSton-CoL Fairckild--7he army an Spte'a-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
sherman's New Campaign.

The Armies Of the Potomac and the James.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
From the Fifth REGIMENT.

Bs0ScHg for ViesoTy-7as Bkginnisg # ass
Ead-7hs Nsg Ca1-Advantages Of Old
Rsgimsnts-OEesTs Brevstted for Meit-zHe
ISizh AID Ssgs1sk-Nsss needed for tbs latter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-02-11
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.

The Campaign in Virginia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

Principal Office and Labor atory is hem. K. Of
Sixth and Commerce Streets, Philadelphia where all
letters for advioe business should be directed
II will be found here every Saturday, professionally
examine lungs with the Respome,er for which his
fee is three dollars. All advice free.
In New York, at No. 80 Bond Street, every Tuesday
from 8 A. NJ to 8 P. NJ.
At the Marlboro Hotel Boston, January IS and 10,
February IS and 49, March IS and 49, April 10 and 90
May II aud Is, June IA and 49, July 10 and 20,
The time for my being in Baltimore and Pittsburgh
will be seen in the daily papers Of those cities
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO FEMALES IN DELI.
CATE HEALTH

DIR. DOW, Physician md surgeon, Nos and 8 En-
dicot' street. Bottom is consulted daily Tor all diseases
incident TO he fJmsle s'stsm ProiApsus Uter, Fall
lug Of he WOMB, Fluor Abus, Suppression and other
menstrual arrangements are all treated upon path
oloRi al pTt e les and SPEEDY elef guaranteed in afew
days So invAriabl ceiibin is the mode Of trea-
ment that the most obstinate complaints yield under it,
DIR Do~ has no do bt had gfearr experience in the
of diseases Of and children than any other
phi stefan In Boston and has, sin 1916, confined hi.
male complan
ALI letters must contain four red stamps they
villa not be answered. Cihce hours from A. NJ. TO
NJ
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08


The Chicago Tribune publishes a letter
from a gentleman who was for ten years a
resident Of Louisiana, and nearly four years
AN officer in the federal service, and at pres
ent engaged in business pursuits which bring
him in close contact with the people of the
South, and give him abundant opportunity OF
knowing their sentiments. He says :
read in Northern papers that the whole
population Of the rebel states are now loyal
to the government, and glad to see the beau
teous folds of the old asg float out upon
the breeZes Of the South and have in few
short months buried al disloyalty to federal
authority aud hatred to Northern men deep
in the rich soil of their favored land. But
let me assure you this is utterly false
! have yet to meet one Southern rebel who
has in the least changed his sentiments toward
the hated Federal government or detested
Yankee They are completely whipped and
bjugated, but in the least changed or con
WINGED. hear every day, from the most in
telligent of the people, bitter denunciations
OF the authorities in Washington, and vindic-
tive invectives against the Yankees by the
ignorant masses. But one sentiment pervades
this State, and that is hostility and hatred TO
the powers that have conquered them. These
facts should be universally known IA then orlt .
Blindness to these on the pant OF the author
tiles would endaDger the peace We have strug-
gled so hard to establish, Eternal vigil
auce' on the part Of the government wall
alune secure permanent peace IN the rebel
States.
The puiet that to-day prevades these States
is forced. Nothing but bay one's will make
this psepio loyal. They are not an erring
people who acknowledge themselves in fault
and are willing TO return to their allie
glance to the best Government in the
world, but a subjugsted and conquered pop
ulace who hate the powers that suL dued them,
and detest the Government that has always
protected them, and is o.day Offering them
aclemency To that amounts almost to injustice
Let the people OF he North and North
west know the serpent is only crushed, not
killed. These are simply facts, Follow me
through the little hamlets. the wretched
country towns, the princely halls, the filthy
cabins, and even the large cities Of the South,
and listen with me TO the voices that 20 up
continually from all these, and you will know
treason only slumDers, and 10 that sleeI
dreams of again lighting the torch Of civil
war"
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TO THE LADIES! Y
Both Married and Single
TILE OLDEST REGULATOR FOB FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
viii mediaely relieve without pain, all disturbances
ui tue per odc discharge whether sTsine tom resxa-
on or suppression. They act like charm In removing
the pains that accompany difficult or immodeate men
situation and are the only safe and reliable remedy tor
fiUsnes sick Head che, Pains in the Lons back and
sides Pal sitaon q the Heart Nervous 1remors Hys
erics, Spasms broken Sleep other unpleasant and
dsnseTous effects Of unnatural condition OF the sex
Gh functions In the worst cAses Of ttsoT AbtS, or
Whites, iheJ effect a SPEEDY cure.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
nave been used oYsR QUARTER or A cKE1UAY They
are Oneted as he only safe renewing intercept
ed menstTuation, but Ladies' must bea, On Dind that
mere - one condition ~ the female system cAtch the
rus cannot be taken toifhOtf PRODUCING pECUL "A Il
RESULT. The condition ,eferred 10 "A PREGNdN-
Cl-the result. MISCA hRIAGE such - The trreSist-
soc tendency " the medicine FesOFe The SEXUAL fue
t'ois 20 normal condition, that eUen The reproductive
Po'0er Of nature eaHnot Tesist it, THEA CArNO1 DO
HARM in any other way
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only Medicine that MARatED AND SINGLE LA
DIES have relied upon for many yeas or can RELY on
now BtWARB OF IATfA TIONSl These Ii 10
FORM me f'netI Preparation PAT forward, with
msa,dte and Persistent Success DON'T BE DE-
tEAFE ~ lake this advertisement - your Druggist,
ana ell him that you toant the BEST aud most RI.
hLiABLE FEMALE HRDICJNE IN IHE
OhLD ", whieh Is com prsed in
m IN CHEESEMAN'S FkMALR ILLS n
lhei nave received, aud REQ. ving the sane
uoh ~ "a, M mos sgiae,a Physicians IN Amsriea
NAFLlCl DIRE GTIONS with each box-ihe price,
pui o., per hos eoat>ia.hs fora so 10 go Pills,
s sent oy mat promptly by remittng the. price TO
~ psopnetors, or aoy authorized gent in current
\ Sold BY Druggist. generally.
Y HUTCHINGS & HlLLYER PfopristOn,
- "o5daw cop .sl Cedarst,, Ns~ York
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HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

An excellent Lotion for diseases arising nom habits Of
dissipation, hsed IA connection With the Extracts nucha
and safsaparia, 10 such diseases recommended. Evil
dence OF tho most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use, 9TH hEHdref or p0saads living Witnesses and up
wards Of 5000 unsolicited certificates and reoommenda-
tory letters many OF which from the hgheat sources
including eminent Physicians, clorsymen, Statesmen
The Proprietor csorcd to their publication in
the newspapers no docs uoi 90 this from the act that his
articles rank Standard rcparatons and do not need
TO be propped mp by ceTtlca,ri.
The Science Of Medcinc. Ac c noflc Column, should
stand simple, pure, ulesiic having Fact for is basis,
Induction for rs pillar and Truth alone for its Capital
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EDMUND BURKE,

IMPORT ant TO THB arm TED
DIR DOW continues to be consulted at his Off e. Nos
ard Fndicot street, ston on Al, diseases ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long Of tudy and practical expe fence. Ir
Dow has he qualification Of pTefen ing the unfoi tu
nate " tn remedies hat have neer failed the
most alarming eases of
q ONORRHGA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath hi treatment all the horrors Of verefeat at
impure blood Irpoteney, ScroulA GonorThm,, Ulcrrs,
Pain Distress the regions Of procreao, Inf am
" the bladder and sdneJs II dfocele Abstsses
Humors fgttlul swelings, and the ong tain Of hri
he symptoms attending this class Of disease sde
to become harmless the simplest aiings Of child.
Particular attention Civ g. the treatment ~
sen n l. w e A X N L S s.
10 all It's and sages Patients pho Wish to =, 10 ain
uud DR.. Dos's treatment few days weeks will be
furnished with pleasant rooms charges for board
moderate
7. s.-Lade, who troubled with any disease pc
eular 10 their system s find sp, edy ellie by calling
on Dr. Dow, at his efiee, No. hndivott street.
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Y i;ss 81 I
GlIgljAi )jl|IIj|Is!l],1|Ij]

No article has ever teen introduced to the pub, that
has met with greater favor, given universal
isfaction, than
FkENChS VEGETABLE HAIR RRNEwRR.
IN PREPARATION is no compound Of chemicals con.
tans no Ill alcohol butts simply com osed Of yeect.
A'le matt !, and is the most comple'e
HAIR DRESSING IN THB WORLD.
Ii IL not dye
WARRANTED WARRANTED
n every instance, to Cray Hair 10 its atuf al
coi9t Aea condition, TO promote new growth Except
where hercots have leen dsorganz,d ., age OF sick
ness,l 20
- fhENbNI THE HAIR FALLll'G OFF,
10 trs ulcate nanotuh and Humor from the Scalp 10
cure Nervous Headache, TO keep the b, ad clean aud
cool and the hair moist ard glossy.
AUSTIN b FhENCH,
$500 ortlAhd, Me-
y , IA uf DIugalfta eVerl where 10
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AbuFe AaTICLES fOh ONE DOLLAR M
PURCHASING A SEALED BNVELOPE FOR
70 Cts.
~ Five Sealed Envelopes viii be sent for 81 90 !;
Eleven fr % 90; Ihrty for S5 20 Sixty 1--WE hr |,
o.; one Hundied for SIS o.
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
Gus pauons desL ed send United states money
when II is conyenient Long etters unnecessary -
Letters should ue addressed Box, 57O6, Post Oi
hce, FOR gteAters fety.
Orders for SEALED RNVRLofES must in ever,
case be oloompHuied by the CAsB With the name OF
tht person sending aud Town Count, STATE plainly
written. Letters should be addressed TO the Managers
as follows
GOODWIN HUNT 4 CO,
62.74iaw Box 500 Post Office. Nov York
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

CERTAIN CURE IN ALL CASES OR NO
CHAh0ES MADE
Those who need the services Of experienced physi-
clan OF surgeon IN all difficult and chrome diseases o.
eyeIy name and naiuie should give him call
T. DIR, Dow imports and has for sale new afticl
called the French Seuet. Oder by mail. Two for 81
and a led stamp. 57OS
NAV l. 1860
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1865-09-08

-tAtttt1 atatatH'-, --.--llszsaltF-ar-
Eighteen years established in N. Y. City"
=" Ont ina lble rem dies knosn.'
" Free from Poisons j."
EFaF. No dangerous to N, Human Family"
. Rats come out Of heir h,les 20 de
" Costar's " Rat, Roach, &c, Exter's,
l. paste--used fot hats,
Mice, Roaohos, Black aud
Rcd Ants,Sc Nc SO, Sc,
"A" Costars" Bed-Bug Exterminator,
is liquid or wash used 10
des roy, and also pre-
ventive TO- d-Bugs, Sc
" Costar's Electric Powder for Insects,
Is for Moths Mosquitoes.
Pleas, Bod-Bugs, lfscots on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, sc
Nl Sold by all Druggists and Retailers everywhere
MIr Beware ! : Of all worthless limitations
lIoee that Costar's name Is on each Box. uottle,
and FLASK, before you buy ,,,,.,,,,,,, ..,,.,.,,
Up inoip, Dspo, 4s2 Broadway, Nev York.
lTSold by X. BRowN, Montpelier, VT
s 8 B.
INCREASE OF RATs.-The Farmers Gazette
e. gish) asserts and pro by figures that pa Of
will have progeny and descendants Of no less
6jl OIL in three years. NV, unless this immense fam
lily be kept down they would consume m re food
than would sustain 65 00 human beings.
ITsee " Cos,ars advei tisein, Mt in this paper.
! 3 6 ).
RATS versus BIRDS-Whoever engages in shooting
small birds Is cruel man; whoever aids in extermin.
ang is benefaotor We sh juld like some Of our
correspondents give the benefit Of their experience
10 driving out rats We need something besides dogs
eats and traps flr this business ScteHifc american
~ Y.
GFsee " Oostsrs" advertiser ent in this piper
6 5.
"CosTAR's RAT EXTBRMlNAToR is simple,
safe and sure,-,he st perfect RAT ttion meeting
have attended. EveTy that get IT, prop
eriy y eparfd according directions, will II, and
every that eats Il will die, y at place
dstaut possible from where the medicine taken.
Lake Shore. Michigan. Mirror.
~ See " Lostirs' aiyeiisement in this paper.
8 D.
HoUsEKEEPERs troubled with vermn need be 80
no longer If the, use Costar's" Exterminator We
have used II 70 satisincuou and n box IS,
would have it We have ired poisOns, but they
effected nothing; but " Cos At's articl knoeks the
breath out Of Rat Nice Reaches Ans, and aed Bugs
quicker than wTiie 1t is IN great demand all
over the ouui ty - Medina, OHIO. Gazette.
I dFSee " e stars advertisement IA this paper.
: 8.
VOICE FROM the FAR WEST Speaking Of
" Costafs' Rat. hoa h, Ant &c, kKteimrAtof-
in an ubty ~ ,ermin than woeld pay Tor uns Of
this Rat aud Inject XII err Lancaster, Wa Herald
ur. 8 8 3.
FARMERS AND HOUSEkEkPERs should recol-
ect that hundreds Of dollars worth Of G,sin, Pro
vis &c. annually destro, ed by Rats Nice, Ats
and other insects ard vefniha u which be PIE
vented by few d.llars' worth Of "Cusiars" hat,
Roach Ant. &c hxtJuinator bought aud used freely.
lTso IN Moul elier, VI, by N. * brown.
ODD "a
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A MEXICAN ana FOREIGN PATENTS
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a
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X. IL. EDDY
Boston. Jan. ]. 1895. 3Gs7
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NY Extract sarsapaTillo Flood Puiaer my Extract
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