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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1865-01-05
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Mr.. Larrowe, on leave, introduced can
Act to provide for reporting the decisions Of
the Supreme Court Of the state Of Nevada"
Referred to the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. slingerland obtained leave to with
draw from the general file An Act TO pro-
vide for uniform system Of the postpone
ment of the collection OF taxes"
The following message was received from
the Governor:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
CARSON CRY, Jan. 4, 1850.
To the Honorable the Senate Of Nerada =,
I have this day approved An Act entitleo
" An Act authorizing the issuance ana saie
Of certain State bonds, and lesying tax 70
provide means for the payment thereof
which originated in the Senate. -
H. BLAsDEL, Governor.
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a = = A Y 0 F. r i O Il

S. MoLIToR, of A. SCHNoLz, late of
San Francisco. Us. Branch Mint,S
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ArA.B. PAUL 6 CO.'S BANKING HOUSE

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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
HARP e RS
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
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II is the foremost Magazine of the dav -
the Preside never had more delightful COM
panion, nor the million a more enterprising
friend, than Harpers Magazine.--Mctaodist
Protestant, { Balttmore.)
The most popular Monthly in the world
Neu York Observer.
We must refer in terms of eulsgy ia the
high tone and varied exceilenees of Han per's
Magaziae-a journal with monthly circula-
ton of about 10000 copies-in whose pages
are to be found some of the choicest light aad
general reading of the day. We speak OF
this work as an evidence of the American
People and the popularity it has acquired
is nerited. Each number contains fully IA
pages of reading matter, appropriately 'illus-
trated with good wood-cuts; and If combines
in itself the racy monthly and the more phil
osophical quarterly. blended with the best
features of the daily journal. 1t has great
power in the dissemination of love of pure
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The volumes bound constitute of Them
selves a library of Miscellaneous reading such
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Itenis.

Or. A. YoUse has gone East to be treat
ed for his eyes.
Rev. ~ NJ. MARTYR, from Middleton, VI
hiss taken charge of the Congregational
Church here
"A telegraph Office is opened at River
Falls.
WV, ALTKxBuRG. Of Cottage Grove, was
shat by his son last week. His recovery is
doubtful.
Mr.. J. r. RICE has resumed carrying the
mail between this place and Hastings.
There is COED prospect that boats will
run here until nearly or quite Dec. list.
&C. Dbl d Co. have Just received a
very large stock of Dry Goods.
The County Board held its annual ses-
sion this week. We shall publish the foil
proceedings incur next issue.
Not over two-thirds of the;vote Of this
county was polled at the last election.
Quite number of the army boys from
River Falls have gone to Chicago to attend a
commercial college.
During the year past, over 5 5000 have
been paid by the county 10 the families Of SOL
diers. This va nearly ,wo-thirds of the Co.
tax.
Apple, are pretty high this fall, from 81
10 So PER barrel a larrel of water into
which an apple has been dropped is called
cider and costs g IA
Large numbers Of very & nc fish are being
tax en- out of the river here.
&FnAxK McGaAr will run winter fairy
across the river Just a bove Dudleys Mill It
be great accommodates to teamst-rs.
DUDLEY & Co. are putting up large AL
dition 10 their mill
-Tliers is talk of erecting another large
FloGring Mill At River Falls.
The Mills at Clifton arc being re paired
and put into running order again.
The tinbsred portion of This county is
rapidly filling up with settlers.
-WM TEARz has bought James Jeffries'
farm on Big River-one of the best in tie
county.
Real Estate in this county has increased
50 per cent. in value since last Spring.
Mr. DANIEL TaURsToS. School Superin-
tendent elect si this county. was formerly
Principal of one Of the leading schools in
Maine
We have received a paper from Virginia
City. y. T.. giving the proceedings at a COM
plimentary meeting and presentation to BoB
HAGAHsS, formerly a resid ent of this city.
-CHAs. SYNoSps Esq. of St. Paul, WHO
has made thorough exploration of the Gold
regions on Lake Superior, was in town this
week. lie had with him specimens of the
gold bearing quartz, and was taking them
East to be tested. he is sanguine of the ex-
istence of great mineral wealth in that region
and Company with large capital. is already
organized and about to begin wok.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

A NEW CoHPASY.-Tbe old Sa;r,
Croix Manufacturing Improvement Co.
located at ST. Croix Falls, is among the
things that were, and a new concern ba.
sprung into life and existence. The new
company is to be designated and known
As the 'Chissgo Mining and Mauufac-
turing Company" All the St. Croix
Falls property Of the old company and
much of the personal interest there Of
Gen. Gushing has been transferred to the
newly organized corporation which is
erected under the laws of the State Of
New York. Ex-Attorney General Cu.h-
ing, Mayor Guntber, of N. Y. CITY. J !.
Z. Adams, son Of Chas. Francis Adams.
and other prominent gentlemen are
among the new stockholders. The Pres
idsut is VIM. E. Cunier, of New York
City, and the Secretary is j. p. Adams
Of Nswhort. Mass. Capital stock s4OO.,
O0O, divided into shares Of sloe 90
each. This smacks OF business and new
ne 81 the Fslis.--Polk Co. Pres. =.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
The Peoples Verdict.

The political revolution begun in 1856
is nearly complete in 1865. The whole
broad North S unit in support Of the
principles and policy of the Union Party.
New JERSEY. the last straggler from the
ranks, has closed in, and responds to the
Union roll call. In New York, the DEM
ocrstic party went into ambush. 1t put
out patriotic platform. 1t nominated
pretty clean ticket. The actors before
the footIights were mainly loyal, but the
people saw The stage manageable old
copperheaj faces which bad g!owered
with hate upon the Government and
shone with sympathy for rebels, aud they
buried tho whole thing BY their indig-
nant rote.
For the first time in the history of the
COUNTRY, the party which carried the
Presidential election. has carried the
elections the next year BY increased ma
joritis..
This singular unauiniiy Of feeling
means something. Il means this-that
the peoPls look upon the war now closed
as a just and necessary ou.-tilst the,
accept It's sacrifice and loss a. the price
of National existence and civil liberty
that thsy mean 10 trust tbs adminis'ra
ton of the Government to the party that
uufaltsringly upheld it-that the ,irlid
and the traitorous. the false conservatives
snd the vensmout eopperhesd., must
stand back, or meet the rebuke they 20
well deserve.
The Union Party is firmly seated in
power. Let il bu; remain truo 10 the
generous instincts and the profound con
Visions Of the American peopIe-lct It's
dominant idea continue TO be, LIBERTY
guarded by Law, and its future will be
not less honorable and glorious than its
past.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
THE HIGH FREIGHTS
Necessity OF Legislation 10
Abate tsse EVIL.

Mr.. EDIToR Now that election il
over and the people OF The State hayo
elected their representatives for Senate
and Assembly, it behooves us in the
Northwest at once to spread before the
people the facts in relation In the ruin
GUS monopoly now existing in the matter
Of commerce between the bard working
producer and the carriers Of produce and
merchandise to and from this already
vast country. Tho broad bosom of tie
Mississippi, the great Father Of Waters,
is virtually blockaded by the greedy
cormornnts who now dictate to The peo-
pie the terms upon which they, (and TO
Que else shall transport from aud return
back the great commmerce Of this vast
producing region.
Our warehouses, from Prairie du
Chin to the hcad Of navigable waters,
arc filed with the golden harvests Of The
season, with no prospect of moving it
Until it shall become the wish Of these
nonopolies 10 accomplish the act
Largely engaged in speculation them
selves, they csre nought for the business
mer Of Tho country, upon whom they
nave fattencl for the pn.t ten wears
Legislators Of the State Of Wiscon
sin, il becomes year duty, ~ legislative
enactmenfs. to DO away with the resiric-
tons now placed upnn the commerce Of
your noble State by these railroad an,l
steamboat mouopolies. Legislators Of
Milwaukee, will YOU help to remove the
distractions 10 the commerce seeking
your shores I
Root out to the last fbrs, tho zorro.
ding disease which soon will reach your
very vita.s.
Compel The railroads whose terminus
meets the Mississippi river, TO receive in
turn, aud deliver in turn, sll produce and
merchandise TO md from all river trans
ports alike.
Make it perul offence for any Jug
Cling financeering to best your efforts Ivy
system Of drawback to one or morc
favored linss.
VIII you do il 7 This is a matter
that must take your attention early in
tue session.
Depressed, abused people, send in your
petitions. Force your representatives to
take stand upon this matter, and hold
it until the Object is accomplished
Else deliver it to the sharks, who are
year by year taking from your hard
earnings the all you have.
JUSTICE.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Notice 10 Creditors.

State OF Wisconsin-Pierce Counts Cs,:ft. in
Probate. In the matter of the tslzte Of
Nelson AIncs. deceased.
Ell ERS 81 administration hating beer.
IL this day issued to j. B. hathaway ~
Trimbelle, in said county, and six Fn1n,hs
from the date hereof having been allowed
and limited for creditors lie present. their
claims agains: said deceased for exalnipaiio.
and adjustment, notice is hereby given, iha,
all claiins aud demands against the estate of
said deceased viii ne received. examined and
adjusted by aud before the Judge of this
count. at his office, in the city OF Prescott On
the first Monday nj each month during said
SIX months. at ten o'clock A. ".
DATED this 18th day Of oeissssr. 1855
s@v4 Nm, HowPs, Co. Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Clifton, Nov. Il, 1865.

HOME MANUFACTUREs.-Psrk d Felt
have put fine lot of machinery into
Felt's Mill on the TrimbeIe, and are 60
ing into the manufacture of bedsteads
exclusively. II. a. TAYLOR, of Hudson,
has contracted to take all they can make.
The enterprise canno. help but prove re-
munerstive. Most of the bedsteads sold
in this part of the country are manufac-
tursd at Whitewater. The lumber has
to be taken there by railroad from long
distance, and then heavy freights paid
for transportation. while We have better
lumber right at our doors, and the work
can be manufactured here and sold for
much less than it nov costs. The tim
Der of Pierce County will yet prove to
be mine of wealth. a'r saat
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

ET DICK COPELAND has started a
Democratic paper, tho .4rgus, at Eau
Claire. Dick says his politics is "a mat
ter Of principle" Spell it principal,
Dick, and no one will doubt you. What
we most admire in You, Dick, is your
asdacity in thinking thst Democratic
paper in this Northwest will pay pecuni-
arily. When you " bust mp in the Dir
gus. We shall expect to bear that you
have opened a peanut and pop beer
stand in some old cemetery, aud antici-
pate lively trade.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
Political Items.

But three towns 10 this county gave
a majority for the Democratic ticket, FL
Paso, Rock Elm and Trenton, and their
aggregate majority Was but IS. Pierce
county is sound.
Diamond Bluff, which was formerly
a Democratic stronghold, is now one Of
the staunchest Union towns in the coun-
ty. Her vote last week was an honor to
her.
-Msrtel gave a good Union majority
last week. The Norwegiaps are about
done with bogus Democracy.
st Croix, which has been consi1
cred close county, gives a Union ma
jority equal TO Pierce, and much larger
vote for equal suffrage.
-Iu Douglas county, the Democratic
State ticket had but 0 majority, a large
Union gain.
Judge BARRoN's majority for the
Assembly in the upper district, is about
200, much larger majority than was
ever given before.
1t pays democrat TO get on tick
ct with soldiers, if he can, but it is ruin
GUS for soldier to get on a democratic
ticket. Witness SLocuM in New York,
RUEYoN in New Jersey, and HOBART
in Wisconsin. Capt. OTIs @. MARSHALL
Of St Croix, furnishes another forcibe
illustration. He was a popular man,
good soldier, and strongly Union in his
politics. The democrats seduced him in
to becoming their candidate for Sheriff.
and he was terribly beaten, running be-
hind the State ticket, and not getting a
vote from LIS own company. There are
several things which are dangerous to a
young man, but hardly anything so fatal
as the embraces of the Democratic party.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18
fiarpers' Publications.

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of HARPERs' Monthly and Weekly, and
would call the attention of our readers
to them.
HARPERs' MAGAzI is TOO well known
TO need any praise. Il is recognized by
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circulation ia a safficcnt proof of its
great merit.
HAMPERS WEEKLY we regard as still
more valuable. The cultured scholar
will find in it much to crafty bis taste,
and i is better than schoolmaster
among = family Of children.
Wei Illustrated, recording faithfully
the current news, furnishing much lite
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We can furnish either the 1honthly or
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~ In these times 81 dsfaIc.lior. !

@ In these times Of dsfalcalions bv
bankers and bank tellers. the following
is worthy place in the drawer
In Chicago the general agent Of a
well known firm of reaper inanufactur-
ers, is not noted for wearing clothes above
his business, which amounts to some
hundreds Of thousands; and having a
draft of thousand dollars to collect Of
one of the banks, he was desired BIZ the
well-dresssd and polite teller to bring
some one who was known to both par,
ties, to identify him. SAID the general
agent +" Do look like a rogue r.
" No" said the teller; "but your clothes
don't look as If you were in the habit of
handling so much money" "Wen."
said the Sgen', =" they are paid for-are
yours Z"
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Dancing.

The Dancing Class has commenced i: n,.n-
bars Hall. (cyery Thursday evening.) v here
all the new and fashionable dancing ~ tie
sav~will be Taught. All late and Military
Sets. Lancers Quadrilles and French Fiet.rts
will he Taught Juvenile. or small class.
from 6 to 3 P. II; Ladies' and Gelfleineus
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The sThe Scout and Ranger,
Estray Notice.

Strayed from the subscriber Sept. Ist. 1865.
one deep red COW, medium size, 3 years old
next spring. with small horns and long tail.
ANY person giving information where she can
be found. or delivering her 10 me, at Prescott,
will be Literally rewarded.
Il. A. WRIGHT.
Prescott. Nov. Is, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

9 The assessed valuation of all the
real estate in Wisconsin is SI57,4I6, 2sS.
The State tax levied this year is S9O4,-
37l,2o-a large share of which goes to
take up bonds Of indebtedness incurred
Ter war purposes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-18

OLD GREgEBAcKs TO Be MARRIED.
1t is stated IN the papers that Chief JUS
tice Chase is soon TO be married to
Miss Virgins of Cincinnati. 1t had
been generally supposed. heretofore. that
the former Secretary of the Treasury
was opposed to an Additional Issue.
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EstraT NOficc.

Taken up by the subscriber. Nov IL 1865.
a very light bay mare. black manc, TIL and
legs, white SPOT OF forehead and "a i'i., NOSE
weight about six hundred pounds; twelve or
fifteen years old. The owner is requested II,
prove property. pay charges and tassr her
away. l. HG1,rx
River Falls, Nor. 10, 1865. ::,0-~3
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Taken mp lay tic subscriber Get cs.i. g.
his residence IN Mattel. one jws-yeai old rr,i
hcifer. white strip on tire bell. -Iro nne
white steer calf. Tie owmcr is requested :"
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Lost,

On TGesdaY. 18th day Of Gciabcr. IN this
city, one double wagon, one barrel Of sat and
fifteen bags marked "B. Il. L." ANY person
leaving information where they may be found
at this Office. viii be literally rewarded.
Z. RYAN.
Prescott, Nov. 4, 1865. 81.
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Esfrny Notice.

Taken vp nv the sul'scrilcr. Nog 4 1853.
one red and white heiier calf ue re,l hei., r
calf, with white strip ou her belly. Thy oSn-
or is requested 10 pay charges sll take thcrn
away. 4. Il. YcCARTT.
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THE HEART.

The flush of youth passes from the lace,
The spells of fancy from the mind depart /;
Inc form may lose Its symmetry, lts grace.
s- s>s4 Mrs. Dinnies.
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DENTISTRY e:

Fs' Il. ROGERS. Operative aid Meeian;-
A . cal Dentist. Rooms over L. A. Dili's
Store. Broad Street. 4-ztf
Prescott. aav IL, 1865.