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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08
EstraY Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber, Nov. 10, a
deep red COW, abont six years old, with a
small bell on. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. JOHN ANDERSON.
Aartel, Dec. 5, 1866.
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Estray Notice,

Came into my enclosure. h v. Is, one red
yearling steer. some Mite on belly. Also,
one red, yearling hefer, with some white on
belly and end of tail. The owner is reques-
ted TO prove property pay charges and take
them away. NJ. w. BARB.
Prescott, Nov. 90. 1866.
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rE-sIs it right to Tut up IA to IS ouuces
in paper and call it "a poand of Saleratus ?
d. r. De Land d Co. think not, and there
fore always put it up full weights
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

TFaGtReT & Gr@~HRaa
"AVR Opene5 . DRY GOODS & CLO.
Il THING STORE in Copp's building.
aud are selling out their stock ct greatly r.
duced prices. Their zotto is Live AID let
Live Give them call
TRATTK sR D GROsZNk,:.
Prescott, Nov. - 1866
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

Ry The "Cheap Boot, Shoe and Cap
Store" of GEO. NEWTON is the place TO
90 for those articles.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

Holiday BOOks.-Go to McKee's
for your Holiday Books. ANIMALS. Poetical
Works, Juvenile Books, Portfolios, &c.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

Santa Claus Fixings in great
abundance at McKee's. Don't fail to call in
and inspect the stock.
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RE- JoHN HARwELL has opened 3
Hotel in his building oppositethe Livery
Stable. Prices moderate and good ac-
comodations.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

The average number Of deaths per
week, in London, 10 ,353.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

my country if a wretch should ever rise
Out of thy countless sons, who would curtail
Thy freedom-dim thy glory--while he lives
May all Earth's people curse him and if one
Exist who would not arm for liberty
Be he, too, cursed living, and when deal
Let him be buried downward, with his face
Looking Eat to He'll; and DER his coward
grave
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TERMS.

I
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The getter up of a Club will alwa,s re-
Csiye copy Of the PREMIUM ENGRA-
WING. Members of a Club wishing the
Premium Engraving must remit One Dollar
extra.
~ Those DESTROYS of getting up Clubs
or Premium Lists. should inclose fifteen cts
FOR sample paper, containing the particulars.
Address II. PETERSON & CO.,
Sl9 Walnut ST., Philadelphia.
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IrEMs.-The weather has been beauti
fal during tho past week.
An association Of gentlemen has
been formed here to provide for a series
Of select dancing parties the coming win
ter.
Tho creative genius Of SIM BoLroN
has invented "a stocking dnrnor," which
is selling briskly.
The repairs on the Congregational
Church are nearly completed, and it is
now very neat and pleasant church.
For several days the past week,
BEARDsLEv & LYroRD sold at wholesale
ov"r $1,000 worth Of goods day.
-"HAYK" FiFEILD has gone to Osce-
on, and viii take charge of the Polk Co.
Press ills winter, as SAMproposes to rus
,icate for few months 10 Madison.
We would inform the editor Of the
Hastings Union tat the editor of this
paper can be found, where some editors
(noihing personal, Alex rarely can be,
at bis office. A sample of the spirit
Of the times, as developed at the late
el-ction, has been forwarded.
We learn that certain Express
Agi. at Hastings, by the name Of Spokes,
Or something that wa ," has joined the
Good. Well, anything liquid can
DO safely entrusted to him.
The steamboat men Of Ibis city ara
now home Tgsin, coutented and happy.
-PARKnURsr's Headquarters" con-
TIMES 10 be the popular resort Of the Ia
,'iea who wish fashionable Dry Goods.
A Festival will be held ut the Con
gregssional Church, on Friday evening
next. All arc invited to attend.
One day last week. "Burt" TOzER,
son Of w a. Tozer Esq. shot large
lynx within about two miles Of River
Falls.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-08

The SPEAKERsHIP.-S Several Of the
State papers have suggested the name of
Hon. II d. BARRON, as Speaker of the
next Assembly, and rs a presiding officer
he probably has few equals and no supe.
rior in the State. Hon. ANGUS GAMER.
ON, Of La Crosse, is also candidate for
tbs position. lie was Chairman Of the
Judiciary Committee Of the last Assem-
biz, and will be one of the leading mem
bers of this Legislature. 1t would DO
hard to find more capable officer than
he would make.
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TERMS.

Posr, 400
The getter up Of Club viii always re-
osive a copy Of the PREMIUM ENGRA-
WING. Members Of q Club wishing the
Premium Engraving must remit One Dollar
extra.
EE- Those DESTROYS Of getting mp Clubs
or Premium Lists. should enclose fifteen els
for sample Magazine, containing the Iarlicu-
lars Address
Deacon & Peterson,
sI9 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
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The Presidents Message.

The Presidents Message attracts but
little attention. We shall probably print
it rert week, but there seems 10 be but
lille interest as to its contents.
On the re construction question, the
President sdheres to his so often express
ed policy, but his temper is less defiant
than formerly,
Congress, representing the wishes of
the loyal people, will go about its work,
and prosecute it successfully, whether he
President accords with it or not. Since
the strength of Congress has become so
manifest, the position which the Presi-
dent may assume, is matter Of compare
lively little consequence.
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DREAKFAST SaAWLS. Hoods Nubias,
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DILL & co.'s
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NOR SALE. at low figures large assort-
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EVERYTHING to keep you warm. or
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TTOR A SPLENDID LOT OF Fitch, Sibe-
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zoo BARRELS OF APPLES, for sale
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EJOR ANYTHING in the way of Ladies'
n Gents. ar Misses Fur, Buck, Extra Elk,
Dogskin, Kid. Sheep, Ringwood, Lisle- thread,
Bragauza Wool. or anything ever heard Of in
the shape of q Glove or Mitt. call at
DILL d CO.'S.
, 1866-01-03
Mem a1herttsements.
NOTES ON DISEASES or THE
Throat and Lungs.
Nasal Catarrfl...Its Cause and Cure,
BYl. WlMSloW AVER, MD.
"Chicago Threat and Lung Institute, ," Meco1-
mick's Block, eorneS Dearborn and
Randolph Afsets.


Throat Dise4ses In this climate are every year be-
coming more pre7a'cnt and more generally fatal. As
prevalent they Ate 1eft themselves their ter
mf1atlon 8 consumption and death Nasal C4t11h md
1hrott Diseases, which At nrst bnt anno5ances,
Invariably end. sooner or Inter- In consumption or the
Destruction or acrtous ia1uTy Of she senses End the n
te1ual structure Of the throat aud head
Nasal Catasrh consists Of Inflammation beginning
behind md little above the yef Of the paIate and
extends upwards into The and atr cavities OF the
ate. II often creates perpetual desire sw.llow,
and causes feeling ~ II aomethine were sticking in
the upper part OF tho throat. Nhed the Inflammation
hns existed foF time, and liberation hss taken place.
puzorm mAster is eeereted aad drnps down INTO the
and offensive BREATH dyspepsia, dlngy appearance Of
The complexion. loss Of hair OF the head and Kenr
arrangement Of The health.
Many timee the uost.ils are closed and the sufferer
s lead md hfoas T6ere IS ofea fasiins q q pres
sae sfsa sometines sueSs i such WY a q aaaes
headache. vertigo and confusion:
U1teu. after the destruction Of the membrane, the
eGns ~ sqa
dessfoyed III dsese e she 1hes deS
5aa i g a.
ae heard which the patient describes Is Ike the tones
e sest ss M i e IL Tss IT,
head, md Ipots occasionally Aoat betofe the eyes ID
aass.iSn ss9J e.sss e nsu;aIsts sss whoily das
hare 9fen sSen cases whsIe The suffering VAS ID.
centsate the mind TO- think clearly upon any subject
hoEeysr sl9ple-nnabls . 70 aad aeolnmn of Figures
to dread tdtoer insanity 10 consequence of cataFh
There are EaAoJ foFms aud stages Of caturh which
truly terrible disease hrd yet in ali cases Ii can be
cured taken III season 10 most cases the Acutrness
Of hearing and sight he lam da4
offered the letters Of comnentatton and ~
pFovR of people who hnye been astonfshcd II wei as
gt1tred BY 1ts rtt11ts, Tie afflicted arc invited to
call and Investigate fer themselves.
Those who cannot ca! lnay write. when little ook
upon The subject and LIST Of Questtons Will be snt
free Of charge,
"Pltase bear In mind that though the Institute Is
open daily patients, TINT until notice. owing
10 pr. Ayers n0merous engagemanta he can be CON
sunfd persoHaiy only on SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUES
DAY AID " WEnSES1}Ai Of each week.
I. NINSL0W AVER, Md,
$3.50 pqst QEace Lock Draxef R190
, 1866-01-03

New Years Day-Paymcnt Of STATE
Observation-Disclosures
Detlstou-Censu8 Returnx-
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tnbune.1
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2
New Ycar'e day WIS very senesal'y get apArt for
pleasure and calls br our citizens, oet Of the bust
nezs houses being closed.
The state bonds presented for payment ut lie
Office Of Hon. o. Il. Miner, Stale Audltor, on the
frst day Of January, amounted to {sss 1886, ali Of
which west paid out Of the t1ounii tax iund leaving
a eurplus foud in the treasury Of &757,7t38s.
The 18th regiment Of Illinois infantry, numbering
rix hundred and sixteen officers and enlisted men
under command u Lieut.. Col Juies Webber, ar
rived 1t Camp Butler yesterday morning for final
payment and discharge
Ihe supreme Court Of 11ltnoia. ID grand division,
assembled At the Couft room IN the Capitol yestef
day, Judges Walker and BIecse presiding, No
business Of special interest was transacted. The
docket Is unusually small
The January term OF the En8ted Statas Circuit
and District Courts for the Southern District Of
Illinois. commenced in this city yesterday, Judge
Samuel Il. Treat presiding. In the District Court
yettclday decree WEE FCnderrd In the pt1xe case
Of a53 bales Of cotton c1afncd BY Peuulaton Pike,
Of New 0r1eanr, awarding costs and military sal.
rage the captoe, and deereetng restitution Of the
rt5due OF the proceeds Of cotton TO claimants.
The grand Jury wa cmp4neI1ed tod day.
The cCnkus returns Of Lawrence county hare
been received. Population, 10 &so; yalue of maru-
Eacturcs $11.915; live stock agricultural
products, ei61, ,ssG1 pounds Of wool, - us.
, 1866-01-03

NOT1CE.-Nlr. Frank L. Honorc
Is associated With Us In business from this date
and the style of our nru1 hereafter Will be Haywood
CxrtlecgeE uo1t re.
HAYWOOD. CARTRIDGE CO.
, 1866-01-03

Inaugur0tfon OF State 0mcers-t1uber-
material Appointments - Observance
Of New EeaT's-The Supreme Court.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tnbuue.l
MADISON, tan. 2
The Inauguration Of The newly elected othoers
TOOK pltce, as announced, between seyen and eight
o'clock LIST evening, in the Assembly Chamber. It
being New Years, the bail md galleries were
densely packed with citizens Of Madison, md also
many citizens from different pssts Of the State.
The band having p1nyed rome excellent music,
Cor. Lewis was Introduced and delivered his ya3e.
dictory address, which uas we'll received By the
audience, litter whFch Gen. Farchlld took The oath
Of Office, administered By Chief Jnst!cc Dixon OF
The surrcme Court, and proee edcd 10 ths delivery
Of biz inaugural addrtss, which was received with
applause, especially that part a1ndlns, 10 negro
sn1snge, &c.
Af,er Governor Fafte IDS address fChtef Justice
Dixon administered the oath 10 the bAlance Of the
Stats ofcer., afer which The newly Installed State
officers received the congratulations OF their fttruds.
The remainder Of the evening WIS deyoted TO social
intercourse and dancing.
Some further appointments have been made, OF
which you have NOT been advised: d., E. 3. Wolcott
l. re-appo,nted Surgeon General; Gen. jamee Il.
F9oudtt+ Assistant Adjutant General; Colonel s.
MO Gibbs, Qaartezmaster aud CommissarJ Go No
, 1866-01-03

ggrFi1o, January 2.-GoE. FenIon's Message Il
Published IN Ibis ahe1noon's papers. Hc RECON-
nends the establishment Of Claim Agencies for The
and advocates that MANNED aud disabled soldiers
The present National Guard consiats Of IL re:l-
terfes- The aggregate force Of officers and men
general eneampment 81 ihe National dnard during
The report q tbe Superintendent Of tho Banking
1a5, there were 100 hanks conducting business
ii ot g !; ~ .t is a'a banRs u s.ss re,tse
ees s,esd as fl'e &c af"s erss
eaans ts q sosss sna eesas ssn9s Il
tha, date vas s27,0Us,44s. Of which sum there was
istued to Incorporated banks and not eecurcd by
banktng associations and Individual bankers,
$9a S25. O. The decrease IN circulation fi3t,-
1H.so and IN in1eaec In cash Of tyo, 5s9. The
tion npon the carefully devised and euccessfal
banking scheme Of this State, has attracted TO Itself
mort Of the banks Of the country at
q tse eee Sey d.ese FRs m
benefits In uniform tsene, based upon the national
taih, ana N eompsnnve immunity from The m
tasned in rome, Par's Of he country. The Whole
syttem is guarded by en1ctments that combine the
wttdou md experience Of The nation 70 make II the
Of banking ever devised.
The Governor deyotts some epace to the ex-
pecaed vtnt Of the cholera, and eomrnends The
Tiea and Recommendations Of The Commissioners
and health officers, md that appropriations be
promptly made to pay for proper structures on
water and land for hospitals; rhAs The Quarantine
regulauous md health regulations Of New York ana
brooklyn are detective aud require essential modi
hcatton:
The Governor embodjes In his Message, and re.
fc1S to resolution passed by The Detroit Couven-
fion Last July, aak1ng for the enhancement of the
New York locke and canals, and says section IL or
article OF the Constitution OF the State prohibits
eetaetns den1 for he pS,pos of !n1esl tn
, 1866-01-03

RAIIIAoaE, Jan. 2.--The funeral OF the late Hon.
Henry Winter Dayb this afternoon was Tery lafEely
attended: Every marx oirespecl was shown to the
dist1nK utehed aeceaeed, The Mayot and City Coun.
the members otthe bar, Chief Justice Chase, Judge
Gsiss Gf The Di.tIses Court Of Nd; 1udses Carter
Columbia Judgeslswaync andiDAyis Of the u. 8.
supreme Court; Secretaries Stanton and Harlan;
Aon: l. = FosteI President Of the Senate. and
Kansas, 6praGue, Of Rhode Isiand} Sumner :,
q Massachusetts,, and C1ess~ell, Of Nd, and
Meeesr. Blow Grten Clay Smith, Brandegee, Of
he House Of Representatives; Mayor Wallaek, Of
Washington; Hon. Geo. Holman, Of Mhss.; Hon:
Freeman Clarke. Comptroller ol Currency, and
other distinguished gentlemen were present. Chlef
Justice Chase and Secretary Stanton were among
fhe pail beafers. The funeral procession pro
eeeded TO St Pnni Cemetery. The streets were
fh.onced along The route By crowds Of spectators,
Previous to tie funeral, meeting Of the bar was
held At the United States District Court roon pre-
sided over BY Judge Giles, at which speeches were
made b. Judge Giles and Others, md resolutions q
respect for The memory Of The deceased We.epatsed
, 1866-01-03
FENIANA.


4 Circular from Gen. STeeney-At1emp.
ted Getting Of the Fenl-
an Congfck4-UsnIahone Sustained.
NEW YoRK. Jan. 2-Gen. Sweeney has iseued IN
appeal to The Fensans not to waste their cnefrieB
IN intestine etrife. Let deeds, not Words be 5onr
moto and etrike before 1t ia too late md the gold
en- opportunity Is loat forever. Our situation is
that of two armies whoee chiefs cannot agree upon
line OF operations. The vast extent OF British do.
u!nlopt offers many vita points, and as we cannot
reconcile our sieEe lei each a1y follow Its chosen
general and attack where his judgment tells him
are the best chances Of success. Let this disgrace
iu1 Equahb1e ceAse Al once. Cn The ed Of battle We
will forget al personal tancot and factioua1 preju-
dicee 10 remember only our dear country End her
Wrunge. "Out OF our nculties. the General aays,
II can Zee but xay Of etcaps- II il to cali IN
each Stale convention Of delegates from the dir
fe1ent Circles to decide IN whom they will repoee
confidence, and then allow Col, 0,AAhoney and
myself each to e1k ont his respective plI for the
NEW YoRx, Jan. 2-Tbe Fenian Congress- a..
eenb1ed to-day. 4 guard f:pm the 9th regiment
refused admission 10 all not provided NTH cre-
dcut,als.
state Centre Rogers Of the Manhattan District
called the body to order, md Major Kelly Of Indi-
aun ,Tas appointed Chairman OF Congress-
RESOLUTIONS sustaining Col. O'Aahuuey were
adopted, md the Congress proceeded to the trans-
acliou Of oiber business. the nature Of which his
There n fe two p1enipotentlaries ftom Ise1xnd
nfeeept and 1t if etaIed tney brought letters non
Stephens, wto Ii sasd 70 be IN FEnDee.
Eieyious to the opeuing Of The Congress Measza.
Meapcy sinnott md Mullen. Of the Feuian Senate,
met I. tbs Sci se hesdqrA tess IN pursuance ot tho
, 1866-01-03
FIRES,

Fires at st. Paul and MllxCaukee-De.
s,Fuctive Fire In Phtiadelphla-Gro4s
Quarter OF a Million.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago Trtbune.l.
ST. PAUL. Jan. 2,
We hare been remarkably exempt from ares this
winter. A ama1l one occurred sestenaay, Lo.s
one thousand dollat4.
Especial Despatch to The Chicago THbune.l
M1LwArKEE, Jan. !.
fire broke ont last night in the dhtillery Of
landtkod + Son, No. s6t East Water etHcet, but
was t1ttnEuashcd before mnch damage was done.
The loss Is estimated at {5,0O1.
out here at one O'Clock this morning. The build
ings, No. GU Chestnut street. ooeupiedlby Ham
dcn't Express. Noe. 6p and Cos BY Rock, lii &
Ni.ou, Wholesale cloth iers, and No. COZ BY Rcr1J
= TO-. clothien. we1u almost entirely destroyed.
The walls fell into the street and rome fremen Here
Injured: The 1o<s viii not fall short OF $100, 0ou
stones hig6 and were tho moet Ornamental on
Chestnut street. Last night was the fifteenth ami
ye1.a5y OF Tho immense 1rc On the e4me spot On
IN which the fire ORIGINATED had recently been puF.
chased by the Evening Hunkin Association md
hey were preparing to make 1t lheir Publishing
ia<ine By he Ire md water are Herman, bestree .
gsaph tna!s1ialf: Bird. billiard ealoon, andi Ma
nabbefies it ID now believed The placa was lei On
tire for thai purpose.
sEcnKD DESPATCH.
All the money pacEaKes from ua1udcn'a Eyrrcss
enie. md the greater part OF The Freight Il. the
building were removed. II fl now supposed tie
total lots will Be quarter Of million dollars, bnt
The amount Of insurance Is large and Ut probably
nearly cover the loss. The flremeu worked man
fuly to enbdue the names, and At one time we're
poErtng ffJetght streams OF water on the rear
end Of the building. The site Of the buildings was
formerly occ1pled By the old Chestnut etrcet Thea
tEe. Kock. ELL Hi!sou'e loss Is estimated At
$4,000. Tne grrater portion Of their stock Was
removed The building WAS insured. Perry d
CO.. coihiers, loss IL 800 900. They arc insured
for f4b,DQQ.
, 1866-01-03
THE OHIO WOOL GROWERS
CONVENTION,

Especial Despatch to the Chicago Tribupe1
Co11.xrra n Il, =
~, ,r.,, f..au,..., . .1-.-. ,' ya1
~ o.o"ein assoc1aIon naet ILLS hltef-
noon Win an attendauce Of abopt 200 persons The
President, r. Montgomery OF Msboufpr county,
In r.1fro Tho co-,.,t1,., - -.a,. .o..s.... -,
- e1aNs tus eoo'.nion ~ oluets couuastea inc
"sfhHe conntnon oi the country at the Last ANIMAL
meeting with the prcsent nfAee5nl and hapnr state
of sfhIrs In ordcr =, r.nnfr ,ha .r..t.. ~
.a,,r.s ....-sI--.. - - - "Aa VI "0. &c
inc a9ea ol cnnsateo lind, better
tanage' the improvement Of farm stock, extension
o! manufactures, and especially that our wool be
cultivated at home and yo1u by onr ox, neon1e
NJ rrrser,oa ~ ~ c,n,.,,.,s ~. ~" F.oI"'
f1nrs - ~ ,1,c,,ns ~ - an1 e eei.ss y! ques,
~ thsir n in!ntt,, ~ "ooi sfo"e18 Ano ans"cfeo
A Go,nmii1ce ~ tha Ns+,or., vo,, .,r,,,,,.,
eociation Was srnointrd ~ T1er, = S.nn,rottIs ~
s1rfnfe1 hv 1snrr!".e ~ ~ ~ - ~ Son
uhst eeis1sts ~ ~ +; s1S VI leRoIune
frTrst A~t'"" 'e 1Eeoeu ~ a's1s1 ILL IL
IRA c,rrn,+.,,, -n.,s IT,. ..,.x-
,e1 Th"t ~ rsat tu -. .ae aouS"ns NY AnsMes
urc, q e. ~ sus1 y! Aou1 ~ me P.oooc1nn ot
Ihst ih,s Il =, ~ 1f 9,p NJ
TeaT, s,nrc ~ ~, rs. - -. ~ " ~ nL osel ~
srrni ia X cants na- ns % ~ s- .k - aE1oo ~ m
ns~s.s - ~ oe1@ e1 pouno ~ p'eseat tstes Q! e1-
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