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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-16
Chips by Josh Billings

A witty writer is Ike n perkupine, his
quill makes no distinction between a
friend and foe.
About one half the discomfort of this
life IL the result Of getting tired ov yu,
self.
Solitude wud be an excellent place tew
go if a man would leave bis baggage, or
sins behind him. Ell
He that marries a christian woman liz
a sun in-law of Divine Providence.
Many a young person has died old by
living long time after he was dead,
and many an old person has died long
before their time cum hi being ded while
they waz living.
Precepts are poor stuff to bring up
young ones on, it is like sending them
down cellar without emmy kandIe to see
in the dark.
We shud be keerful how we encour-
age luxrys; it is but step from hoe cake
to plum puddin. but it is mile and
half, by the nearest road when we have
to go back agn.
Smiles an tears come from the same
fountain, and as showers of heaven are
followed by the sunshine, TO gladden. the
earth, so duz JOY follow sadness, to make
the soul cheerful.
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Notice TO Creditors.

State of " Wisconsin,, Pierce County Court. in
Probate. In the matter Of the estate Of
Francis S. Doe, deceased.
Il ETTERS of administration having besa
Ia this day issued TO james K. Currier. d
Pierce county, and nine months from The
date hereof having been allowed and limited
for creditors to present their claims against
said deceased for examination and ADJUST
ment; notice is hereby given, that NIL claims
and demands against the estate of said de-
ceased will be received, examined and adjust.
ed by and before the Judge Of this Court, ST
hs Office. in the city of Presco on The rsi
Monday of each month during said nine
months, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
VIZ. HovYs, County Judge.
Dated this Goth day Of Arrfl, 1858. oa-v6
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Summons for Relief.

Circuit Court, Pierce County. Daniel w.
Strickland against Stella Strickland.
The State of Wisconsin, 10 Stella Strickland
the above named Defendant:
NOU are hereby summoned and required
L to answer the complaint in this action
which will be fled in the office of the Clerk
of the Circuit Court, at Ellsworth. in said Co.,
and ia serve a copy of your answer 10 the
said complaint on the subscriber. at his office,
in the City of Prescott. in Fierce County.
State of Wisconsin. within twenty days after
the service ereof, exclusive of the ,Iay of such
service; and il you fail 10 answer the said
complaint within the time above stated the
plaintiff. will apply 10 the court for the relief
demanded in tie said complaint
Witness. the Hon. II. L. Humphrey. Cir
cult Judge, this 5th day of September. '6S.
2l-w6 J. G. BCIros, Pl'ffs Atty.
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What the Soldiers Say of
Grant-sherman, Sheridan
and others.

Sthaf the soldiers say Oh
Granf-Sherman, sheridan
and Others.
AT the Grand Mass Convention OF
Soldiers and Sailors of Philadelphia, on
the LIST and I'd instant, a number of let
tiers were read from the most prominent
Union Generals. General Sherman
writes as follows;
HEADeUA RTERs MILITARY DIVISION
OF THE Missouri,
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 10, 1868.
General Il. Il. Barnnm, Washiagton,
ID C.
DEAR GENERAL:-I have just re-
ceived your letter of September Slh, in
wiling me TO attend mass convention of
the war veterans at Philadelphia, on the
lst and I'd of October next, in the inter
est Of the Republican party in the pres
ent canvass.
1t will be impossible for me to do so
for many reasons, and | know no one
to whom can impart them better than
10 YOU.
First, | have too much 10 do in nv
proper legitimate business, which keeps
me west Of the Mississippi.
Second, am required by summons
to attend called meeting of the Indian
Peace Commission at Chicago, on tue
9TH Of October.
No one, trust, doubts my respect for
and absolute confidence tn General
Grant; at least, he himself does not
and | extract for your information, from
a letter of the Generals dated Washing
ton, June 2lst, 1865:
"DEAR SHERMAN: Your kind letter.
written from New Mexico. is received
You understand my position exactly.
y
| feel very grateful to the officers af our
army, whose military achievements
made my reputation as well rs their
own, to know that they support me 10
this pew field. | do not expect to want
active support, but merely the satisfac-
ton of knowing what your letter assured
me of on your part. Officers who ex-
pect to make the army their home for
life have to serve under successive ad
ministrations. and should not make them
selves obnoxious TO any party likely ever
to come into power"
This covers the whole ground, and
will, fee! assured, prove perfectly salts
factory 10 you. With great respect,
your friend,
w. T. SHERMAN, Lieut.. Gen.
This is entirely in keeping with MI
that we know of the relations existing
between the two men who stand pre-
eminent for their services in putting
down the rebellion against the Union
aud the Conrtjtu.ion. Ii shows that The
mutual friendship and confidence which
enabled them during the war 10 co opcr
a;c So clftciltsly aud with .uch >alutary
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THOMAS S. ALLEN.
Secretary of State.
SHERTFF's OFFICE. FIERCE COUNTY, ]
Ellsworth Sept =, 1868. !


To The Tota. Clerks Of the sererG! Torns Of
Pierce County, an! The -4ldcTmcn ofthc city
Of Prescott
7 N PURSUANCE OF the foregoing notice from
L the Secretary Of State, notice is hereby
given to the qualified electors of the several
towns and wards OF the rounty of Pierce. that
Tuesday The third day of November next. for
the following Ulcers
Eight Electors tor President and Vice
President of the United States.
For Representative in Congress for tho
Sixth Congressional District, in place of c c
WaslbuIn.
For Member of the Assembly for the Els.
uict of Pierce County in the place of +. Holt.
For Supervisor for the District composed
Of the towns of Clifton and Oak Grove and
The city of Prescott in the place of John a
Stirrait whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
For a Supervisor for the District composed
of the towns of Trimbelle. Ellsworth. Dia-
mond Bluff. Trenton. Isabel, Hartland Union
Salem and Pleasant Valley. in the place of Ii
p Ames whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January next.
Also county officers for said county as fol-
lows
A sheriff in The place of A Quite an
A District Attorney in the place of c
Button;
A Register of Deeds in the place of C "
Brown
A Clerk Of the Board of Supervisors in the
place ofJohn W VIM;
A County Treasurer in The place of N
Williams
A Clerk Of the Circuit Court in the plao of
c W Brown;
A Coroner in the place of L Dale
A Co Surveyor in the place of VIM Howes;
whose several terms Of office will expire on the
first Monday of January next.
Also The several propositions mentionei in
the notice of the Secretary of State presented
herewith, to-wit, tn, amendment TO tie bank
ing law, and the acts of incorporation of Say
ings Banks, will be voted upon tie same time
Votes for presidential electors and all other
officers must he on one ballot votes on the
amendment to the banking law, and on the
various acts of incorporation of savings banks
may all he on a separate ballot and should be
deposited in separate box provided for that
purpose. j. \. GUlfTEAu,
Sheriff OF Pierce County, Wis.
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Sheriff's Sale.
State of W iseonsin. s. $.

SIaIc OF " IscOIIsIl, ;. :.
By virtue { an execution issued out Of the
Circuit Court for Pierce County, in favor o.
John Dudley, against Newman Silyerthorn
and S. Dudley, and 10 me delivered. have
.eyied, d ON the 18th day of Oct '6s. at p. IN.
at the front door of Miller e. Westfall's Bank.
IN the City of Prescott IN said Co., will sell
at public venGue. to the highest bidder. Lot
,. in Block IT, of George Schaser,s ID add.
ton to the village Grow city) of Prescott. in
said county, TO satisfy said execution together
with the costs of sale
Dated July IL, 1868.
J. A. GUITTEAU. Sheriff
Per GEo. W. DICKINSON Under Sheriff
Us. WHITE. Pits ATTY. Is.ws
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results to the country, still continues.
The next letter is from the hero Of
Shenandoah and Five Forks. glorious
PHI SHERIDAN. 1t is as sharp and d.
rect as his own cavalry charges. He
moves at once an the enomy's works in
'he following ssyIe:
"HEADQUARTERs IN THE FIELD.
"To Charles III. Coils, Chairman
Committee arrangements, Philadel-
phia:
Sir: Say to the Bows in Blue that
it is as essential TO have a political vic
tory this fall as it was to have one on the
Appomattox in 1865. Every man
who loves his country should vote for
Grant.
up. II. SHERroAv, Major General"
Gen. Howard in his letter says: Z
Let him who led us 20 the complete
ness Of victory during the war lead us
on safely TO a complete triumph in
peace. Such believe to be the earnest
hope of every truehearted Union man.
black and white, throughout this land. :"
Commodore SELFRIDeE:
''You may be assured, however. that
my sympathies are with the loyal men
who, in the -Four of our country's peril,
marched TO the front, and there battled
to save the Union; bearing The dear old
hag-the eegis of our liherty-so high
tina: no arm Of treason could touch its
folds"
Gen. Pore:
Gen. Grants great services to his
country, his tirmness of character, his
kind and magnanimous disposition, his
his eyeuness of temper, and his tried ca
pacity of affairs. eminentIy fit him to
discharge the duties of the Presidential
office, and the country would have every
reason TO feel confidence in the wisdom
and purity Of his administration
Gen. S1GEL:
II shall, however, not fail to be pres.
ent at the grand mass meeting of the 80
OF November to throw my vote into the
scale for the triumph Of national suprem
acy, justice and humanity"
Gen. BARNUM:
1--WE call uron every citizen who
wore tue blue, whether On land or sea
to cast his vote in the coming election
for the UtIon State ticket aud for Grant
and Colfax."
Gen. KILPATRICK:
"Can |, can you, fellow soldiers, stand
timidly and cowardly by and see the
Union aud liberty destroyed foreverg'
While such men as these have ALSO
lutte confidence in Gen. Grant, in Lis
military genius, in his comprehensive
good sense, and statesman like qualitie:
the strategic editor of the New York
World asserts that he is without militia
ny capacity, and the eminent publicis
who writes the leaders of the Chicago
Times proclaimg him stupid blunder
err, who is indebted solely for bis success
to luck.
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act to Incorporate the National savings Bank
of GAINESVILLE. agreeahly to the provisions OF
chap Stu Of the private aud local laws ui 1863
For the act TO incorporate the Rock Coun-
ty savings Bank or against the act 10 imcor-
pora.e ihe Rock County savings Bank
greeably 10 the provisions of chapter oil OF
the private and local laws OF 1866
'Fr the act 10 incorporate the Wa'criown
Savings Institution or 'Agaius; the act To i'm
corporate the Wateriown savings Institution.
agreeahly tn the provisions Of chapter al Of
The private and local laws Of 1868.
Given under my hand and the great seal OF
of the State uf Wisconsin. al
the Capitol in Madison, this
IL. 81 nineteenth day of August, A. ID
1863
THOMAS S. ALLEN.
Sncrnf,rsr Of lfain
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HCOSTARS"
Standard Preparations

"Costar's" Rat, Roach, DC, Extermi-
nstors.
"Costar's" Bed Bug Erterminators.
"Costar's" (only pure) Insect POtOdsr.
"Only Infallible Remedies known"
"l6 years established in New York'
''2,OeO boxes and TASKS manufacture
ed daily"
"All Druggists in PRESCOTT sell Them"
Beware ! ofspurious limitations"
81 90 sizes sent by mail on receipt of price.
$500 for any three loo sizes by Express.
HNRY r. COSTAR.
No. 10 Crosby Street, New York.
ezg- For sale by
CARLOS McCRAY,
Prescott, Wis.
sw~ Sold by all WLol,sale Druggist. in
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Probate Court.

Pisrcc County Court in Probate. In the
matter of the last will and testament Of
.ehial Beardsley deceased.
ON READING and filing an instrument
~ in writing purpnrting To be The last will
and testament of Jehial Beardslcy, Late of
Trimbclle. in said Comfy deceased. and also
the accompanying petition of George W.
BCardslcy, of Trimbrlle. in said Comfy; rep
rescntng among other things that the said
.iehial Bcardsley lately died in Trmbcll, in
said County that SAID instrument is the last
will and testament Of said deceased and that
the said petitioner is interested in said
viii. and praying that a day be appointed
Tor hearing the proofs of said last viii and
testament of said deceased 1t is ordered
that the proofs of said instrument be heard
before the Judge of this Court. on Monday,
the 2d day of November, 1868. at ten O'Clock.
A. VI. at his Office in the City of Prescott
And il is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given TO all persons Interested. hy
publishing copy OF this order for three
weeks successfully. prior 10 said day OF hear.
ing, in the Prescott Journal, weekly news
paper printed at Prescott. in said County.
WM. IIOWES, Co. Judge.
Dated Oct. 5Ih 1868.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that on the 3Ist
day OF October shall proceed. by the assis-
lance of the Sheriff and a Justice of the Peace.
to draw The names of those 10 serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors at the next term of the Cir
cult Court. TO be held at Ellsworth, commen-
cing on the 18th Monday Of November, 1868.
t1-wit: November 22i. 1868.
&. W. BhOWN. Clerk.
fiatrd Ellsworth, OcJ. :. lsGe.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court, in probate. IN ths
matter Of the estate of Nelson G. Glass, de-
ceased.
ON READING and filing the petition sf
" Marietta E. Glass. administrative, de-
6onis non, of the estate of said deceased. pray
ing for an extention of time TO pay off the i'm
debtedners of said estate; it is ordered tkat
said petition be heard before the Judge Of
this Court. on Monday. the 5th day of Octo-
Der, 1868, at ten o'clock A, d., at ibis Office,
in the City of Prescott.
And it is further orddred that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested, by pub-
fishing a copy of this order for three susce s.
i've weeks, prior to said day of hearing, in the
Prescott Journal. weekly newspaper prin-
ted at Prescott, in said County
Wn. HowEs. County Judge.
Dated Sept. 10 1868. 20<w9
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To the TORI, Clerks of the sererG! Tolrns of
Pierce County, a,s! The -4Idcrncn cfHtc city
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-02-08

At the foot Of . beautiful range Of noun
tains, or rather hills in the southern part |
England. is little village compos d almost |
exclusively Of Gshsrmen's huts, scattered |
here and there in irregular order. Back |
from the brow Of . steep dcclivity looking 1
down most psrpendiculasly upon the va |
ter, sits . suug little hut, bailt many years
before by old Tan. Beston. Old Tan. was |
dead, but the hut Was still retained by his
two sons. Sandy and Tom, since grown TO
be young men, who easily supported them
selvcs by fishing in the bay near their little
home. sandy was passionate. sensitive
and inclined to be Suspicious, while Tom
WAS open. frank and full Of brotherly love.
About two weeks before The time Of
which ws nov speak, quite an excitement
had been occasionsd ia the villsge By the
appssraucs Of the daughter Of one Of the
old fishermen, who, by some means never
fully known. had laid by . competency.
He had sent his only daughter 10 ladies'
seminary to get au sducstion, which would
in the course Of time enable her 10 take
better position in society. She was tall and
graceful. and while the humble fisherman
sons loved her, they admired her rssercnt-
~, for her tastes, her knowledge, her
wealth, oil convinced them that she would
never condescend to be the wife Of fish
erman.
Ella, for that VA her name, seldom ap-
pe.rei in public, only when she sailed in
little boat with her father uPen the bay,
and this seemed her greatest delight. In
one Of these little excursions she had at
tempted to 60 home, but while far out upon,
the bay, storm arose that rendered her
situation somewhat perious. In this
emergency, Sandy. who was near by in his
larger boat, protfered his assistance. OF
course under the circumstaa ces it WAS ac-
G ptc, and by this incident Ella aud Sandy
were made acquainted. She, with womap's
curiosity, desired to visit Sandy's home
and ~ here introduced TO Tom. She was
immediately struck by the gentlsmanly
and unaffected manner, and afterwards
would sometimes call with her father, and
rest at their little door. Sandy was now
desperately in love with Ella, 1.-THE Bale Of
the Senoc." as she was called, and frequent
~ sailed with her and her father upon the
waters Of the bay. Ella herself began to
look upon Sandy and his brother in diff
ferent manner, and saw much Ia them
which she could admire. One evening
Sandy returned to his bat AFTER pleasant
~ with Ella and he: father, and by his
s s. manner. Immediately attracted the
na ss~noa Of bis brother, who, however, said
evrn;r. nns vent about preparing their
decl.rs, ,Ss, Before thew retired. Sandy
Ell. an. me-. ,he more he saw CT Belle
80, sue more he loved nor
To-day, sad he. -,
20 me, and Tom, sea0v Vas very A'nu
begins 10 love me- 'e"ese 10" sns
Tom said nothing lie =,
loves her and she loves Sandy, sm SANDY
ling won't stand in their way" wiz
Late in the afternoon. while Tom aud
Sandy we're mending their nets. Tom sud
denly stopped.
"f.ist - said he, "Didn't you hear
cry p
"No. Did - r asswsrsd Dssdy.
"Yss, I thesght heard eo0s one ehoul
ins sa- he'p. ri 20 down aod see vhatttia.