Prairie Du Chien Courier (Newspaper) - February 6, 1862, Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin THE GREATEST GOOD OF THE GREATEST NUMBER VOL X No 10 THURSDAY FEBRUARY 6 1862 Du EVERY THURSDAY O II 1 F B H F WAGON PLAIN FANCY Street ilii Win IV 1 I 11 III un- In manner inkuil W B HUNT PRODUCE UK Grain Flour Provisions 1ST MILWAUKEE l en WARREN HALL J It of nil kln Whips Lashes DARIUS MASON M D Store OK A DR II o c R O P tc I MARTIN i I N A E WRIGHT I N I M Hoop SUiris IS i ihr nw Wn mi I i Wls 1 A MUSIC PUBLISHER is II Y It tho Any lit Tito UuUlo in our hour To u nml AuU toon Tor vero thoro A I III tlu strive tu Ami gloom tho So mon Or tight not with the tongue or Itut lu thy O'er tin Ami o'er Now With nr mouth with With M turn hoy fuco t MM Ne'er forgotten be Tin wo tho Fur which fought ami Mod ITEMS And of Every Description O B ESQ 01 c tr l All nu n 111 AT KEAL AGENT i IL II yl f i 4 I- ft Mill It ull 1 f every Hill AM no Ai I is -l on itf nny i him li l HOUSE 3d UNITED STATES HOTEL WISCONSIN l: CIEO HOUSE JACKSON KOUSE IN u II C of Corner o Milwaukee Wisconsin A good looking follow was ar before charged will having stolen a watch It was hi error and he was ready to plea guilty The judge addressed him i very gentle tones asked him wha had induced him to commit the theft The young man replied that havin been unwell for sometime the docto advised him to take something he did The wa rather pleased with the humor of til tiling and asked him what made hii select the watch said tli prisoner T thought if I only had time that nature would work a cure On one of the railroads the crn have come down on the dead head system ami very much curtailed the free list An individual who had been in the habit of riding to and fro without any charge recently applied o the Superintendent for a pass and vas much offended when it was re- I'll pay my fare this time ut the road will be any richer the at a public in K sat next to a who being displeased with the matters hart taken kept exclaiming 1 might gather that tho English ion the death of a Prine the royalty of England was in tho solemn duty oi ing the dead of tho weeks ago among the ceremonials which attended the entombing of a Prince nothing was so touching ing so profoundly suggestive as the laying of those three wreaths mid violets on his coilin tha simple token of his love It has boon remarked among tho thoughtful persons in tho numerous we have had of the last hours of Prince Albert nothing has been lid of any religious ceremonies nor il known whether the earthly Prince as reminded or was ablo to be re- inded of tho fact that ho was about a presence where the forma o not exist and where the garments be worn arc neither of tho purple human royalty nor of tho pattern human approval It would have eon well to say of him that he died the Christian faith and to Cleave n record in connection with bin last ours on earth something whereby lish mi- ce as is descent to the level of human ure Hut from aught that appears o ono seems to have thought of him s anything but a dead Prince to be and buried with the royal cad of England No one except those children who the presence of the grim monarch their own line its prerogatives uid power while they layed on the of their father tho tokens of tho emblems of and reunion hereafter U is the smallest but most meaning in the funeral story A housand years hence it may be that some explorer will be searching among the ruins of Windsor for relics of the days Should he that vault where the kings ami their Iren lie he will wonder at tho lor of tho coffins at the pings which adorn the solen repose of he dead But if lie should by chance on the coilin of Albert some ered moss some petals of dead violets they will create in his breast more tender will carry him back with more of the sense of com- mon blood and common destiny to tho long past years than will any carved stones or monumental brasses It in thu affections as in tho Tlic This naval expedition from gruat things in as far as can bo ascertained consists of nine nine boats nineteen armed and unarmed transport sailing vessels ono hospital ship two pontoon bridge schooners and four in all and a fleet that lias just arrived at Monroe from the North will probably also co-operate with the expedition The gunboats are screw propellers of about 500 tons bunion rigged I Si of The New York correspondent of a western paper tells the following ry for tho benefit of hard eases Ffe once knew a man by the name of known as Old Koed was in his way and his religious belief was that death ho should reappear in tho form of aii animal and thought with masts and sails and carrying from four to seven each The guns are steel rilled ard's rilled rifled and mounted howitzers The military branch of the tion is under command of Brigadier of Island There are and troops in the expedition consisting ot the and regiments the Hlh 10th and 1 Connecticut regiments tho and Silth Xew York regiments Pennsylvania 4th and 5th Rhode Island Gth New Hampshire 8th Now Jersey tho Island light artillery and other regiments that have not as yet been reported These troops tire divided into throe brigades commanded by of Fort Samter fame that ho would be a horse Now was a hard man and was not m tho habit of treating his family as a religious man should Ono day his wife had suffered his abuse as long as humanity could endure she con- cluded to give him a brief talking to touch him upon his religions be- lief So resolutely seating his side and looking him full in the face while a tear glistened in her eye for she was serious and that perhaps ho was correct in she commenced Koed 1 wish to have a serious talk with you and you must 1 have a duty to form ami r shall do it and then if you are miserable hereafter it will not be my fault You believe Keed that when you die you will turn into some nl and you think you will be a iJJ Thurlow Weed writes from don Deo to say peculiarity in tho good ciety of London strikes me afl worthy of remark Tt is the comparatively small quantity of wine imbibed at und the entire avoidance of small talk about tho age vintage quality of wines Here the various wines are served and drank moderately without remark A glass of pale sherry after soup one or two glasses of champagne with the meat courses a glass of claret or hock with the desert and a glass of ria or port after tho removal of the cloth is the extent of wine drinking 1 many gentlemen sip rather than A YEAR J Vet their glass have heard about wines t have heard at table take off the contents of es Tho only remark I U Reno a West of mon be lot of man that am are equals There is something interesting in I most all countries flowers have 1 laid 01 Pennsylvania and don also i Pennsylvania ointer All these officers are educated military men The part of the expedition is under tho command of Capt W 1 Hazard if the United States Attached to the expedition arc five batteries commanded by Staples of the Kaoh is armed with two of rilled guns of U and Journal War in Now if yon keep on your and course and continue to neglect and abuse your family squandering your money for drink and at tho gamblin table when you die you will turn in- to some horse and some dirty will get yon and you will be hard worked and half starved and I shall see yon ry day before an old wagon filled with dams Such will bo your eternity But now Keed it needn't bo so your future may be bright and happy one If you will reform and turn right a- bout and be a better kind and affectionate to your family and treat them as a Christian should when you die you will turn into a horse and a Knd will get hold of you and you a bushel of oats a day was at Sir J Emerson who observing at a previous dinner I drank Madoria had placed a decanter old vide Captain at my right hand with the remark prefer Madeira I spoke of the abstinence of gentlemen where I was breakfasting morning to which a friend We have reformed our habits in this respect partly from improved taste preferring the light to the heavy wines but mainly on account of the tender toes and rheumatic fingers you see among smallest dwarf in tho world is Commodore of chester N II who is IS years of age His rial appendage is George Washington a thrifty ami highly of iho town In is amall All er as giants by his mi Thumb with Mr ated such a furor in ago thirteen inches than Commodore and all The little fellow is Well ed both in and foreign His great passion is a spanking team of liorses Tho savs he is head and rs smaller than Gen Turn Thumb fect in form hands line witty ami winning and still unsung For lie lias ally walked our si roots but the crowd stopping and ing at him with wonder to a sue of a baby walking with thu case and of tho person the staring Yesterday we gave a comparative statement of the war expenses of consin and Minnesota by which it was shown that we had expended in this State larger sum than Minnesota in proportion to th number of troops furnished AVo propose now to compare consin with New York Wisconsin lifts in tile nun New York bus in the field over over the dead and hud 01 moll times as many as their graves as tokens of love that j The expense incurred in reaches through the darkness o remember to have seen an Egyptian in which lay rub you down with pea straw and have yo u ducked find set He says Old Keed was way converted was reformed and is patiently waiting for death to duce him to coveted where there are only shell roads and two forty nags with pricked tails s casu embalmed body of a princes or of early days 1 low many thousand years her body had reposed in the mountain undisturbed by the Sail of empires or tho crushing chariot wheel of Time no one could tell with accuracy Doubtless she lived before the Parthenon was Koine was The ments of human greatness had been created and the memorials of and warriors had been de- creed by senates carved by sculptors admired by generations of men and had none to dust under those chariot Wisconsin therefore should not amount in tho aggregate to over one- fifth the expense Now York The figures show a very ferent result The total iseonsm in furnishing the federal government men as we deduce from the of in to This sum dues not include the heavy oss to the State from bo Policy 08 Tt is generally understood that Oon recent exposition made to tho Congressional committee to in- quire into the conduct of the war of so much of his viswa and plans as he deemed prudent to trust to the lie was eminently satisfactory to those gentlemen who interrogated him for nearly hours It is said that ho repeatedly in reply to questions frankly pointed out committee their impolicy and on each occasion satisfied them that lip was right in preferring to keep to himself tlie particular information they were after It is certain that the result of their interviews has been to bring the committee up to the work of laboring to induce Congress to aid in his measures and policy with the frank confidence that must be ed to him if that body would really do their duty to insure the quick pression of the rebellion that depends so entirely upon the harmonious con- in laboring to work out common ends More JJoy or some who had got used to throng has made a contract with Commodore Nutt three years wita the privilege of two more at per week The little is in New York where he will next month paper recently read by Mr of Leeds foro the Royal Medical ical Society London oil a ble case in which that had successfully removed the entire i for cancor of the organ and rest the patient to comfort and ap health The man otherwise bust constitution and in the prime life was wasting under tins agony the diseased tongue and such tv of taking food as threatened to destroy lifo by starvation operation of extirpating the member was most and and in fact involved a series cesses exten over severa The now Japanese presents just of the committee who went sent to the President of the United with minds warped States from the Tycoon of Japan arc out of it with the fixed belief o GROCERIES and PROVISIONS WIN US titan tlic IJnrn-tl'fl Furry cannot allow this to go on I must take the sense of the meeting on this point Whereupon Wilkos ed to him if you will I'll take the nonsense of the meeting against you and can beat you are nice things but they strike hard wield them so ly that we are apt to forget their den power spoken they fall like tho sunshine the dew of tho mer rain but when unfitly like the frost the hail and the desolating pest buck while being measured while the repose of the tian irl remained calm and when it wasal length broken wo found around her head a wreath of braided loaves and blossoms unbroken oven in their delicate tendrils Thus a token ot affect ion a simple weaving into a wreath of these memorials of human Fob M for them a pair of in to cover the calf Graci Make love had outlasted the most creations of art the most elaborate work of man in honor of his dead roes So tho love they typify outlasts all earthly measurement of duration It will hardly be that those will long continue in the atmosphere of an burial chamber the sale of its Is at a discount which the State must pay as much as al amount had actually boon paid out in gold and silver Morgan in his annual message sent a few days since to tho Legislature of New York states that incurred by that Slate for volunteers up to tho day of January instant is 501 Thus over volunteers in Now York have cost that State very loss than double the sum that volunteers have cost Wisconsin We place tho precise figures together as taken from the Messages of Governors Harvey and Morgan tho bettor to exhibit the comparison Oust of V they speak of a love that the timo that reaches exclaimed the astonished snob his customer from head to foot have not leather enough exchange describes a farm which the advertiser wishes to sell adds The surrounding country is the most the God of Nature ever made The scenery is also two wagons to sell and a yoke of steers is a second creation when beyond the confines of life not much love in the finest over scon in this country A lacquered box containing a ter thanking tho President for the reception given his a courtly phrase and characters as stately as those usually found upon thu sides of a tea box wrapped in tho yellowest of yellow silk with plenty of gilt A sword of exquisite steel with the handle bedded with large pearls and mounted in tho finest gold of crystal from the sacred Mountain of diamond ness of antique bronze sculptured in relief with stones of untold value A punch bowl lit for a to wot his whistle in so large that tho President's two sons curled up in it and the cover was put on Candlesticks some four feet high gold mounted with vasses of every variety of pattern and shape An entire suit of armor quite wor that the path of success in the war is to stand firmly by the in-chief and support his measures and plans TUc to teers In the East there arc laws viding for paying a certain amount per month to such volunteers as have but at the end and when the was finally removed si recovery that the man ate and cd a good dinner the next continues to this time in i health But what will perhaps still can talk without even a stub or a bit of the root of a lie every tho alphabet many of theiu perfectly all the most of them distinctly Tho three there is the most in are K Q and T which are and indistinct in the order they are named K being so than T In conversation ho car be understood if not hurried In addition to this the federal has reimbursed to Wisconsin HOUSE NCI I TUB clu Chion Wisconsin LANGDON HOUSE vi MAIS OSK SOUTH Of HOT M-II.- Everything IX TUB it DOT NKW MARKET Store n CAPITAL Cr DUTCH Proprietor i t a has almost annihilated spirit's It in the breathing of tho soul which otherwise would be stilled with con- business good one is told of a Quaker volunteer who was in a Virginia mish Coming in pretty closo ters with a rebel he remarked friend it is unfortunate but thee stand iust where I'm going to shoot And away down come tho cesh papa's getting very rich isn't I'm sure T don't know Why child V Cause he gives so much money to me Almost every morning after breakfast when Sally is sweeping tho parlor bo gives me a to go out and play Shortly Sally received notice to for the Just that sleeps in that vault The Charlotte alone of all that have been there is retained in affectionate embrace and those who remember tho nation's mourning for her are fast growing fewer the Prince who has now been hud there had many qualities that ed him to those who best know him 1 and is mourned by a widow who little consolation her royalty and by children who find a mournful at thy of the middle ages A whole dinner set with hundreds of pieces of Japanese crape silk and brocade form part of these royal presents ure in gathering moss and v Usborne to make wreaths for his coilin A Y Journal the Tennessee Legislature inst the following was offered as an to the ml to protect tho of married women and is now awaiting action Jk it further enacted That all women of whatever Cession or degree maid or widow that upon seduce or betray into ny any male subject in the upon tho amount this State a much less sum in tion than it has reimbursed to New York Fs it to be in tho face of these facts while Governor gan of New and Governor say of are that the war has imposed upon those States no additional burden of debt that we Governor Harvey appealing to tho Legislature for a special tax or temporary in addition to all other indebtedness in order to and Press How odist preacher whoso hearers were in I on TIIK or MOUNT the late eruption of Vesuvius the people for miles around had to nso umbrellas to ward off the showers of dust which fell families similar to that of our State but in some places there is a ion to the effect that this amount shall only bo paid to such volunteers as re- mit of their own monthly wages to their families The payment by the State is only to be made upon proof that this amount has been sent home to the family by the volunteer Some such restriction would er The soldier has but little use for money when on as a rule the more he spends of his wages the worse it is for him as it is in most instances spent for that which does harm rather than good Without some such restriction it becomes matter of question whether tho per month paid by the State affords an absolute benefit to the family of tho volunteer The knowledge that it will be paid to the family may The Panama Star of tho JOth tilt says AV the c have recently received h kindness of a friend in a quantity of Indian eyes taken from the Indian burying ground in that neighborhood which are probably as great a in their way as have ever The ballot the eye is exceedingly fect displaying ihc pupil and ford an excuse in many instances to the volunteer to retain more of his own monthly wages than he otherwise would and very likely does not receive as much money as tho far beyond Capri and Salerno The volunteer would remit were it not tor l this law Wo throw out these gestions that the members of the may upon the matter It is certainly worthy of appearance of the eruption is ago PJ whether virgin shall impost in the habit of going to over his preaching got a tin whistle and on M Sunday when ho saw a good ber under the influence ho drew forth his whistle and blow a shriek In an instant the whole con- was awake upon their feet staring at the minister at one er and wondering what in the name of human nature thus happily described by a of the London When T first saw tho eruption I was walking with a friend and to look over the inclination of a mountain which cut the soa and the distant prospect I saw what il to mo to bo a vast pine and yet i said rubbing my eyes I do not re- member one on that spot it cannot bo a pine it must be smoke from and so it was and at thin the commencement of the eruption could sec the mighty from the roots which were in the base of the mountain growing up with wonderful rapidity to a tion AUK'S enworth A few years ago we were so as to be present at a dancing party in the flat town of Springfield Illinois and there were treated to tho hideous of A Lincoln all enade defy the most astic advocate of salutary exercises to sec Old Abe on a ball room floor out having his most primal principles huo with circles and when re- light it becomes illuminated The baek part is of a bright yellow ing much like damaged pearl the outer are It the entire oyo becomes the ot amber which it is easily for These eyes are at times loose inside the skulls and at other times on the ground of a or grave having fallen out alter be- coming dried up COULDN'T cipal avenue lea ing to Detroit lins an near the vood Cemetery As the cemetery was laid out some time previous to tho construction of tho planked road it was iii of the conditions of the that all funeral should back and forth tiv to come ale States of America by the means of scents paints cosmetics teeth false hair FRED KAPPEL AND LIQUORS Jack once said to General Jackson Gineral I have always observed that sons who have a great deal to say about shedding their last drop ot blood are mighty particular about the first drop washes Spanish wool iron stays shoos pi- bolstered hips shall bo guilty ol a misdemeanor and upon conviction shall be lined the sum of imprisoned at of the court trying the case You're a set of smart specimens ot humanity aint you said the divine zed around whistler as he slowly over tins astonished When preach the you all go to Sleep assemblage ospel to you but the moment tho devil all KOI dall was such an intense military man that he accounts for of State Fund expended by him under Very cool way that like a I go to wide awake up and rush of with a pole in their nest man county of children i is a fanner in N V who has His name is Vurlong tic tree which touched the very and then spread its branches and east and west until coast and sea and everything was hidden from view I never witnessed thing grander than the vast masses of smoke which rose and rolled over one another in magnificent involutions TUB ultra republicans of Ohio will be sorry they helped to elect Guv Tod for he declares that in putting down the rebellion tho object can only bis accomplished by bringing to con- dign punishment the the rebellion and satisfying their guided followers by a firm and erous that we seek uot the de- struction of their domestic in- but only tho maintenance severely shaken Team of anguish fill as we recall the terrible evening and he has eight boys and fe Eight furlongs oue mile IN an old whig then a rabid abolitionist said to us By gracious John Tyler came near killing made us all sick and now Lincoln in whom we all had day as Doctor Price a physician stopped to pay his h- remarked to the gate keeper the benevolent character our profession I think you let us free of charge the keeper readily we couldn't afford that too many dead heads through a is The doctor paid his and never asked any favor after that HOW TO clerk who felt inclined for a trip l the upon a I'm olT for mv and I I'm a send IM il IKS 11 I Wk faith has served us a me a ten willy 1 am getting sick ot such Abraham's bosom does not appear to be an easy resting place for those freedom THAN VANDALS One dred lighthouses on the southern coast from Hog Island on the coast of Virginia to Bay Texas have been destroyed by after a pause apparently included a mental examination financial arrangements Well to tell you 1 d disposed at present to any permanent Our tho nation country paper count of the hiM a slight j m stones io
