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October p, 1861

Worcester S.. Probate Office, Oct %, A. D. 1861.
Upon the foregoing petition. Ordered that the petition
ers give notice TO all Others interested therein TO appear
at Probate Court to be holden Worcester, the
first Tuesday OF December next by Publishing copy of
said petition and of this order thereon, i'll Aassach
sets Spy newspaperprinedn Worcester three weeks
successfully before said Court serving Elizabeth
A. Uphanl, the Guardian therein named, with like
copy fourteen days least said Court that they
may then and there show cause, il any they have why
the PRAYER Of said petition shodld not be granted.
Attest: CHAS. L. STEVENS, Asst. Reg.
uG ,y2tw
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ID PER WAREHOUSE.
II. Il. RICHMOND.

f.. II. RICHM
Nos. 4 and 5 Exchange Place,
hanuiacures and is constantly receiving from the best
establishments the following descriptions Of Paper
Wnich he orers Tor sale at cry low prices, viz:
MEDIUM AND DoCBLs MED1UA BOOK of all the most
desirable weights. Also
FANCY COLoRRD, glazed snd ungIazed Tor book covers
hy-leaNes handbills, &c.
CLOTH, BALING, WRAPPING and ENVELOPE OF all
kinds IN common
DREEIER AND CYLINDER NEWS constantly on hand,
sizes, weights and qualities usually desired, viz
AlX2S inches 25x3g inches
2lx30 do 25x32 do
22x32 do 25X36 do
22X3S do 25x3s do
23x33 do 25x40 do
s8x3 do 2ex36 do
For a1y description of paper not in store orders VIII
recel ed and executed at short notice, on the most Ia
vorable terms.
49, Orders by mail will meet with prompt tenllo
Providence X. l. Feb. 1859 dti ie
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HEsrIzo RURRING proWEu,

or Picking, Dusing BurriRg and cleaning Mestzo, AMI
other woods Neutrality-suspicious. the staple Injuries tia
Is comhed OPEN and carefully and thoroughly separated
IRON the whole 0uUs. without waste to the wool, in
jury TO its bers and free the fine brous boards vi
b1rs Hence line Mestizo Wool, which could not Other
wise he used with advantage, is by this machine MAIDS
susceptible extensive use Gard waste and bur waste
are also thoroughly cleaned. Wool and Waste busters,
with or without blowers attached, are also furnished
All orders will meet with prompt attention Circulars
with explanations and references furnished by addressing
CALVIN i. GODDARD Is CO.,
dlaNly d22 No. 3 Bovine Green NeyT
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3IitDrrlres
DIS. MILL q THOMPSON.

For the speedy permanent cure OF
Acute and Chrome Diseases.
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NORWICH & WORCES.

Sssss5a55s5sssg NORWICH & WOBCES.
f s.ssissss5ss52 TER PAIL RoAD.-suHNER AaRA6eH
s-E@5.>----1-i-s HEST, May u, 1851
TRANS Cong South, Leage Worcester
At S3e a. p; way Passenger 'frain) Connecting at
irving in Providence at 1889 M and Hartford al ll3J
a. m Arriving in Norwich IN secSon Tor train leaving
London
Concord Manchester &C.; at Worcester Junction WITH
Norwich wiki train for New London there connect nE
with express trains FOR Sew Haven and New York
At $50 p. m. tVay Passenger Train.) Connects ST
Worcester with trains from Boston. Lowell, Nashua,
Concord, Manchester Lawrence. Fitehburg Sc.; and at
ana Western road At PlaiuGed Junction from
royiGence and Hartford arrive n season for tbs train
steamer from Alyn's Point will take this train.
AT l.OJp. steamboat Express Train for New York
Connects at Worcester with trains from Boston Con.
cord, MANCHESTER, Lowell Lawrence, Nashua Ficbure,
&c. It Iainfeld with trains from Providence. Lcavej
Norwich for Aliyn's Point at SIS IN
Trans Going Norm, }eaue NorS7tch
Express Train} For Worcester and Boston, Nashua
Fitchbqrg, Lowell, Lawrence Manchester, Concord
,At 500 NJ. (Way, Passenger Train.l Connects at
PlanGed junction with train for Providence, arriving
iii Providence at $50 nj Worcester Junction with
trains for springfed Albany .sc with trains Of p =
Boston, Nashua, Lowell, Ftchhurg, Lawrence, Han
At Zoo NJ WAY Passenger Tran.) Arriving at woi
eeser Junction in season for trains to Boston froyi
to Beston Nashua, lowell Fcbbure, &c ~
At go ?. m. way PASSENGER ITaln.l Connects 81
and Hartford Reaches Worcester in for express
train 10 Boston.
inchSO dtf p. 81. III. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
no CONSIGNORS OF FREIGHT
Il NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD FOR THE
WEST AND soUTIlWESr-Freight forwarded via the
Providence and New York and Erie Railroad with
much dispatch am at rate as by any other Line.
W. II. J0C RDAN Agent
Worcester Sent IL. 1851 diff sl2
FOR NEW YORK, VIA NEW LON.
= DON AND NEW HAVEN. : The Train leaying
Worcester at 1890 a. NJ. connects at Norwich with
Train Tor NEW LONDON, NEW HAVEN, and NEW
YORK, arriving In New York the Shore Line Express
at 1885 y. 2. ST. Nj. ANDREWS sup't.
Sup't's Office, Nor. d Wor Railroad,(
Norwich, Feb, |, 1860.
Tickets for sale at the Ticket ohice. Worcester
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Tun steel RING FEED ROLLS

ave also recommended TO your attention. In strength
and durability. and efficient work they have no
equal Their perfectly even and straight surface allows
them. placed to the Burr Cylinder to the fine
snd short staple Their Arm strength ami their pccuis
set OF teeth arc Indispensable good hold on the wool
Tor the proper working of burning Machine. They
highly approved and much used These Feed Rolls AMI
Burning Machines clean the wool Of its refuse matter
the machines Ofhe coarseT and the finer machines
If the finer DIRT and burrs they prevent Injurious sub
stance. from coming in contact with the card, and each
set will in addition to cleaning the wool and protecting
the cards do much cardnC the cards to which they
attached They should therefore be attached each
card Of the set.
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Meo1Gtnes.

Entered according TO Act Of CcRgress IN the yeoy
1860, dy Dr n a. AattisoR N tie Clerks O6ce o; h.
District Court Of Rhode Island
'ENHE GREAT INDIAN REMEDY
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CONSTANT SHEPARD, AGENT
~ AND COLLECTOR. Inquire at the Spy Office, OF
No IL Crown street. diff mchll
CiOES' SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF
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Winchester's, Burwell's and Ma
- sans. FOR sale low by DwINNELL d TAFT. 23l
Main street. dtf "a
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DR.. Mattison's Indian Emmenagopna

'#-rhiS celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtues unknown of anything
else of the kind, and proving enectnai
after ali Others have failed, Is designed
Tor both nierried and single ladies, and
is the very best thing known for the ppr
pose, az it will bring on the monthly
sickness IN cases Of obstruction from 0ng
cause, and after all other remedies Of the
kind have been tried IN vain. This may
seem incredible. but ii il fail in any case
fna uFipa will "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-11-19

THOMAS KENNECUTT,
ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law
NOS BRINLEY HALL, WORCESTER, MASS.
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Baggage and Light Job WaDon.
All orders promptly attended to-

Straw Beds taken at houses emptied and re-hed with
oat str aw and delivered at the usual prices.
ME-
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
ADDITIONAL DETAILS.

Sept 26th.-A special to the New York Tri-
bHne says Sherman's expedition to Il Southern
coast will sail within three weeks. Fifteen or
twenty regiments VIII have the privilege of go
ing to Charleston, as the principal officers in
command believe or learn.
The steamer Vanderbilt is fitted with berths
for 2,G00 men, the Ocean Queen for $500, the
Illinois for 500, the Empire City for I,500,
the Coatzaeoalcos for 900, and the steamers
Baltic, Matanzas and Atlantic are coaling; also
the ship Great Republic, chartered by the Gov
ernment is fitted ont with stalls for horses
Twelve men recruiting FOR JEFF. Davis were
arrested to day, by Cen. Sickles, in Maryland
They had list Of Marylanders pledging their
money to equip a cavalry regiment.
BosToE, Sept. 30th.-The second fifty million
dollars OF the Government loan was considered
to day at a meeting of the Bank Presidents, and
a resolution was unanimously passed to take
ten million dollars. which had been apportioned
to the Boston banks. The Committee reported
that New York would take thirty five millions.
and Philadelphia five million dollars of the
present instalment.
Over twelve million of dollars were bid at
above par for the Massachusetts six per cent.
State loan of one million.
ToRoSTo. &C. W. Sept. 30th.-A number of
volunteers left Hamilton to day to join Col
Rankin's Regiment of Lancers, in Detroit. 1t
that the fare is provided by the railway to De-
troit.
WAsH1SroS. Sept S0th.-A letter has turned
up in the dead letter Office, addressed to Beau
regard, by two or three Spanish firms in Chile.
offering a loan of Sl,5Oo,ooe, at eight per cent
to be paid into the treasury one year after the
recognition of the Southern Confeneracy.
CO. Mulligan's loss, at Lexington, was thirty
killed and thirty wounded. The rebel loss in
killed and wounded was from one to two thou
sand. Our cavalry could do nothing for want
of arms. We had only 800 effective men fight
irs in the battle
1t is supposed that repairs of the Great East
ern viii ho speedily commenced. The night
preceding her anchorage, at Queenstown, she
was obliged to put off from the coast, owing to
the revaience of a heavy southeastern gale.
Great praise is ascribed to an American named
Hamilton, Of Boston, Mass, by whom the
temporary steering gear was arranged, without
which the big ship would have bo'n unmanage-
able, and doubtless have become complete
wreck.
The iron plated frigate Warrior made her
first trip to sea on the 18th. Her performance
was highly favorable.
GAIfrporIs. (Ohi7,) Oct. 2d-Thc expedition
planned by J, X. Guthrie of the First Kentucky
Regiment, and sent out under Lieut.. Col En-
got and Col. Pratt, has returned. They en-
countered the enemy at Chapmansville, under
Col. J. Sucifer and Davis Of Green Briar, and
literally routed them. The enemy lost between
fifty and sixty killed our loss was four killed.
WAsHiSGroY, 0cT 2d.--The defiant attitude
Of the rebels hereabouts has been abandoned.
They are now acting on the defensive. They
are Inani.esty continually armed fearing an
assaa.t from some quarter where they are most
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

Nrw OFPIcERs.-The county AFFAIRS are 0'
;n,, MANAGED since Monday last by = new set OF
officers. On that day, by virtue oil Il law "hi'h
,,,. Ia found on the statute books of California
u, od,,i,;str,tion of affairs had to Begin
r ,sr ro4cubor tie new County Clerk, and
lain I. Sykes, County Recorder, got to work
r, their places carly in Il . morning, John 5.
Lambert the late incumbent Of both offices,
having his books up close and ship-shapc, ana
ready to walk out at the proper moment. In
the Sherf's Office the same state OF things was
fonnd. Sheriff Knowlton opened the District
Court in the morning like an o,d 'un, ana might
be said to be fairly under N7ry. At noon the
Collector. ]. y. Turner, came irto possession,
though the settlement with his predecessor vas
not wholly effect d till near sIndown. In con-
sequence of this delay, k-Treasurcr Chinn was
not able to square his booils till lhto in the
night, and to pay owe. to his successor Til the
following mt rning. The District Attorney, Mr..
GAYLORD, came to town on Monday morning.
and at eleven o'clock was made aware that he
was expected to attempt the conviction 0EeiT'ris-
oner for murder on the following morning. OF
course he had to settle into his harness imme-
diately and 90 to work. All the officers elected
at the late election were in town and we've qu?l-
ii6ed, with she exception oF the Public Admins
traitor, who had fled his bonds and taken the
oath some days previous.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

TuE OuTs.-We may saw truthful word OF
the outs. The late county officials are the outs
VIC mean. They are out of office, and their acts
have become T. part Of the history Of the county
We shall speak of them as We think they merit.
we shall say Of Sheriff Van Hagen, that he
has made pretty fair officer. Some complain,
but then no one can he expected to give uniyer-
sal satisfaction. As a collector, he did WE'LL
As Sheriff, he has made few mistakes $50 even
his political enemies say. The jail has been
well kcpt-the prisoners safe. No complaints
or this score. Officially, there is little t. find
..ult with in the administration of Sheriff
The cx- County Clerk and Recorder performed
his ',s,tils efficiently and we'll John :. Lambert
wcg gooG officer for the interests Of the county.
Eyo can lot Disguise this fact ir we ohld. We
,aisnt show where the interests Of justice would
have hcsn served if his suggestion had been
,nor, fully carried ott.
Ex-rrcasurcr Chimp has como out Of his Office
W.. al unspotted reputation The 1un'y funds
t:orc always safe with him. His books sho" n
clean and praiseworthy record. Mr.. Chinn re-
tires with tue good opinion of this community
ichc County Assessor has afso done fairly
better We think 3Hring his last term than the
,f-.t. He mi sht ha' found little more prop
crty 20 asscs'. lie might have ;alLcd some con-
sidsrably higher. Yet, on ho who'll, M1rt
D.sunan ieavts the Assessorship with no very
ted atct.int cf himself.
Th. old District Attorney acted honestly and
aceorlihg to his Lest abilities, mrins his tern
ot cffec. He IS er titled to his credit in iull.
Hugh l., Tho npson, Prb'ic Administrator
ras scJundre'-alw;,y5 was = s5ound~Cl He
ftas gene from ouT g.rrc 'lihe I 'misMable dream
t'll space is iuI.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

INA,7t'raAtED.-1t new County officials
marked t',ch inau guratiol b raising N Amer
:can flag irc m tn tcl of the Court House, amid
the straias of patriotic music from the Nevada
Brass Band, WHO occupied commanding posi-
trou on the roof Immediately under the flag,
eni ire firing &C thirty-four guns b.; artillery
rre1 Davis and Yarney. Tho flag was raised
.tIP.M, and the firing commenced at the
,ana hour About the same time the County
officials. sy the invitation Of Messrs. Crush &
Parser. sat dowr to an excellent dinner at the
d. :. Hotel At ten o'clock in the evening.
Me5srs. Potte. & Guild spread fine cold cola
don % tue stage in the Theatre, at which about
t,cn-y were in attendance. 4 pleasant sur
Prise was arranged. The party sat down to the
table Judge Mcfarland was missing. After
It vas anxioLsly inquired where he could posi-
lis be and what could keep him away, and the
cor. .pAav had waited for a few minutes in vain,
4 member proposed the health of the absentee.
Rising % drink, in an instant the scenery at
tl4 head of the table parted and disclosed the
.Ju]gc occupying seat at the head of the table
ard aeady to respond, which he did in n neat
and ei,citous manner. The viands were iu
style, and the champagne and ether "huil
excellent Many were the toasts drank, and
lcvols was the tilne.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

LADY FRASKLS.-At last accounts Lady
Franklin and her niece, Miss Craycroft
were in the Washoe country, whittier they
had arrived by way Of the Big Tree road
after first lying visit to Yosemite.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

SHIPMENT OF TREAsURE.-The Uncle Sam,
which left on Tuesday for Panama, took
Sl,ll5,00o.57 in treasure, for New York,
except 500, ,4o5 for England, and Sl1 900
for Panama.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

We hear from North Carolina that ten regi-
ments have been recalled from Virginia to de-
fend that State from the advance of the National
troops. The Secessionists on the coast are rap
idly lying to the interior, while the poorer peo-
pie are awaiting to be protected by our Govern
mcnt.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
Constable Sale.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
= NEVADA, S., Township Of Washington.
by virtue OF an execution to me delivered Issued
from the Court of Amos Roet Esq an actiRg
Justice of the Peace in and for the County asbre-
said, bearing date, September eth, A. ID 1851 10
satisfy judgment rendered by Amos Root, on
the 27th day of September, 1861, in favor OF james
D. Wilson and against James Haligan and John
Taylor for the cum Of eighty three dollars and
eighty-fivc cents, debt interest, damage and cost
Of suit, have taken In execution and will sell 10
the highest bidder for cash, sixth interest IN
r set Of mining claims situated on Diamond Crock
Hill and known ~ Kirtly Il Co.'S. sngeingsi and
one undivided fourth interest In Get ef claims on
Omega hill, known as the Hudson Tunnel Com
pany claims, on Wednesday. 23d dAy. gf october,
A. D., 1861, between the hours OF o'clock, A. M.
and4 o'clock, 4. M. VI said day, In the town OF
Omega, and on Diamond Greek iIill, At said
claims. Taken an the property of James Halii-
gan TO satisfy the above demand and acernlng
costs. A.
Omega, Washington Tp, Sept esth, ls9t. =
AMOS ROOT, J.rs
LEWIS SHAMcLUM, Coiistable. ooti awl
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

WHALE IN SAN FRANcIsco BAY.-A party of
laborers in the employ of the Pacific Mail Com
psny, killed Humpbact " whale, near Rim
con Point in San Francisco harbor, on Saturday
last. 1t was sixty feet long. and will yield from
40 to go barrels of oil, worth over 81, Gee.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

JoHS L. GAMBLE has located himself on the
corner of Commercial and Pine, over Blaze's
saloon, where those in want of his services will
6nd him.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
AGENCY ICE,

Mr.L.P. FISHER is our only authorized A1cn.
In san Francisco to receive Advertisemchts receipt
for the same, and transact busnessg neraity lor
the NEVADA JOURNAL. OtIiccE-No. l1l.s W @ @asn-
ingtoh Street, nearly opposite Magulre OP''"
Housc-up- stairs.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

A BAsHFuL PRINTER refused n situation in a
printing office where feualeJ were employed,
stating that he never set up with a girl in his
life.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

SIBERIAN.-A volunteer writes thus to friend
in La Crosse, Wisconsin "I have a good rebel
horse that L brought from the feld-I thought
the rider did not need him after little trouble
he and had.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

A STENCIL IL THE NosrRLs.--Somo of the
,godly residents on Piety Hill, among the num-
er the worthy County Judge, were coasidera-
bly, excited on Tuesday by the discovery Of an
extraordinary stencil that seemed to proceed
from deep shaft, and befoul the superambient
air. The shaft looked suspicious, and the stencil
gave strength tc strange surpos:tions and fears
Report with the stinks. went on the wings of the
wind. and number of fellows got on the scent
They approached the awful pit. The stencil
was that of the rottenness aud mould of the
grave. With awe on their counteuances and
determination in their hearts the company re-
solved to probe the thing to the bottom. Lights
were procured and let down. An object was
disce1red in the bottom. They held their breath.
1t mi~ht be friend, whose ghastly form would
be disclosed to their gaze in moment The
light descended. Something black was more
and more distinctly seen. 1t assumed form and
outlines 1t was long; il had something like
legs and arms. It was evidently something
dead. But what or how? Did it fall in scci-
'dcutally. or was it thrown in by some destroy
ing ann? Was it man, woman or child? Did
it die in the pit, or was it thrown in after life
h id become extinct? What were its sufferings
If it found that deep, dark hole living tomb !
Bruises. starvation, then death! death most
horrible! The light still went down. The hor-
rid thing. all putrescence, assumed more definite
shape. The last mortal remains of somebody
Law there in the bottom Of that deep, dark shaft
No doubt of it. The men held their noses
Their eyes strained and stuck out like bullets
The candle went foot further Itwas COW.
The MODERN ArLAs.-Our streets were the
scene of moving spectacle en Tuesday even
ing. 1t seems Col Potter felt N ore th usually
stout on that evening. lie thought he could
carry a good deal, and he can. IIe thought he
could pack Blaze on his back. Blaze thought
he couldn't and they bct--the liquors, of course.
The Colonel shouldered the Fallstaflian Blaze in
front of the saloon of the latter. The crowd
gathered and watched the modern Atlas, who
Paea1d the huge loadto his own saloon, on Main
street. Blaze "came down F." then.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

SIDE JUDGEs.-Judge E. W. Smith and Jack
son Roberts were elected Associate Justices of
the Court of Sessions, in a convention of Just-
ces, on Monday.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

ANOTHER EARTHoUAKE.-We experienced a
severe shock of an earthquake in this city on
Saturday evening last. The earth seemed vio-
lently agtated for the space of eight or ten Sec
onds. These occurrences are getting to be quite
common, but result in nothing serious.-.San
Jose Uercuyy 3d.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

THE Democrat could not hear the thirty four
guns fired by the'Pubs on Monday. We always
thought our neighbor considerably blind polti-
cally, but we never knew it was deaf before. If
it would only become dumb we might undertake
to 6pologise for its defects
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

NAT. P. Brown, Esq, has bought The inter
ests of his three partners in The Transcript Office,
and is sole proprietor. Who has become
the editor has not been announced.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

A SLIGHT MTsTAKE.-The Democrat says the
ms were fully as noisy as the outs on Monday
night but closed rather earlier, going home at
two o'clock. The truth is the ins made no noise
at all, or none Of that noise usual on such occa-
sions. Not an in got even tight. What the outs
did on that occasion this deponent saith not
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

New Dry GooDs.-Jacob Rosenthal presents
fine lay out of dry goods, and Judging from
the number Of ladies that frequent his establish
ments, both on Main and Broad streets, must
be doing good business. Mrs. Ryan, at the
Broad street house, is prepared with the latest
styles of patterns and trimmings for ladies ixins.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11
GEO. M. WILSON,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
SADDLERY, HARNESS,
WHIPS &c.

VVTOULD CALL THE ATTENTION OF
w Livery Stable Keepers. Tcamsters, and all
in want Of articles in his line of business, to his
STOCK and WORK. lie feels competent to give
entire satisfaction to all
, RySHOP, Nose, corner Of Main and CONNER
cial streets, Nevada.
The Nevada journal., 1861-10-11

EXECUTION BY PEoxY.-We learn from the
Democrat that Il few valiant cusses in Grass
Valley took offense at some remarks of ours in
potent spite on bundle of rags. Well, that's
chivalrc. We rather like it. There's nothing
like spunk. The boy was model who, when
he couldn't whip his fellow, ,could make mouths
at his sister.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Better than a $50 Puff.

While the officers of several of the regiments
engaged In the Bulls Run battled PAID news
paper reporters $50 to place their regiments
all right" the officers OF the I'd Wisconsin
preferred to let the acts of their men tell the
tale for them. These paid reporters have
cracked Up several regiments as having doue
the fighting, while the ID Wisconsin is hardly
noticed by them But the officers on the field
may be supposed to know something OF The
bravery of the different regiments. This
being he case, it may be inferred that the I'd
Wisconsin displayed little valor from the
fact that Gen SHERMAN, who had the choice
of his brigade from all the regiments on the
Potomac. chose first the ID Wisconsin regl-
ment, and gave it the post of honor. All
honor to the ID lscOnsn