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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10
TEN AUCTION HOUSE,

FOR rHk SALE Of NtdkOAS.
TFYHE undesue this ~ come1cei ne Auction oasacsa
fir sale % NEGR0fS a. tr Ae-Nun Rcon on frAnkAn
Isr-,t iaieIy occupied by BNfrs GREGORY.
he 1l sci Ney-oes s5h pshey md prvNisy AID ,ohes TIE
rsirlr ase isads sn ruotc generally. de pledges MS
ers % pror,ote me Interest ohs patrons; and tNitess hasi
raj fra long -xprenc- ne trade hs WI be enabled 70
obt.p A- hIbrs' uarr pricrs vi make hera AdVapce
o. al properly hs1dand prepared 70 beard persons en
Egsi 10 tss trE3u and also ther anhssns Aps Aeeon
rS,si,5,., for bo,s z Il sfOKEs,
Ga Rra1E.n, asd dor below war S'ree;.
An-ll1 sih lssl.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10
~ mo FARMERs oF NlRGINIA

TEVE sep4At Northern and Southsn states hAN
ia doahuezs become pernAnslt VII 10 yreAt easurr.
y expected supply = souh vt BE tIhA add hANns eeea
eag g-d ertsaGyy cs yes IN haiheeof Business AXE
De proprety or hcang Butter vel
before paskag Aad a., o. Paaag eP ln tubs lager a N TOY
Send 20 nArket soan afcr PACKING A. you
p1sey eAn Ixoii p-s,l receive h on Consignment or
pur;s -Ar3Eg he she; aArkei pee, md a. Zeal e.
-ngry c4b an rash you IA a. The nsvst rkr pr
&c Or ssai the .ssa prcnguy r whatever be seni
=. -1rdeni tl 10 20 ae interest o. both ne tsrer
A. - H r1f rE1ui be Ga % oter c1uniry~
pr1ilc-: b-t nv pnp object o cs your particular asn-
ia . Baes aag supPues have been seni nsreore
4, he sut d e Ncrh Ekii maze All tashh oar
s.Iv-. sss ZION che et hst have teru eng d
h bushes lg Ae AS thirty years All AsA -
SAMSON JONES. Agent,
Groccr And C0nraisdon Merchant
aue-dko Cor Natl An1 10 So, Rehaand. Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

A NCEOa BOLTING CLOTH, BRASS SPuRs
N EcoJaSt received full supply q genuloe Anchor Boiling
Ood No. o. 70 III 1909 pair Brass Military spurs; 800 pairs PA
Ted, Tind. and Steel spurs Also. walkers, Iey Cox and
Percussion Caps RHODES, WILSON HUNT, No. % Pearl
crfQ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10
TIE INSURANCE COMPANY
eel r.. PrH1
ATE OF VIE GINI A

DIRECTORS.
Wm. H. AAcfArand, PTeIt Farmers Bank.
Wra @. Crenshav, ara Of CrenShAE %.
Wellington Goddin arm Of Goddin Apperson. .
Iw MeCance, hrn Of Dunlop, honeure o..
O. A. Barksiale, arm OF Warviek Barksdsle.
jas. Il. Grant, Tobacco Manufacturer.
L. d. OreuAhAv, arm OF HGIAll, OrenshAv O..
John l. Bacon, FRA Of Bacon Baskerville.
B. HGIsll, ARA Of HaIAll OrepshAu Co.
John Currie Jr. ship owner
p. wm. u Warwick, arm Of warwick BarfsdaA
Jas Alfred joiner. Attorp q Al Law.
o O. Eilett, B1ilder.
y g. Rufnn Arreulturst and Manufactures.
W. W. Cruup, Attorney a. Law.
Jal Dunlop, arm Of Dallop, honcure 90. rcS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-10

I'm and after this date
" within tkrty days.
ana
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

The Foundry and Machine Shop at
Hastings took fire yesterday morning
about ? O'Clock, and, in spite Of their
utmost exertions, proved a total loss.
We have not learned the particulars up
to the hour of going to press, and do
not know the estimated damage, or for
how much insured. The fire WAS seen
by several Of our citizens early il tic
morning, but not distinctly enough TO
Indicate what building it was. This will
prove severe loss, not only to the pro-
prietor, Col. Thorne, but 10 the town.
and throw some forty mon out Of en-
pIoyment, who were dependent upon
their daily labor for the support of
themselves and families.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
Geas Hunter OverrMieds

The New York Tribune, of the Doth
inst, in the closiu3 paragraph of an edi-
torial under this head, saws: ssLet no
one be discouraged nor alenated because
of this Presidential step. Mr.. Lincoln
only reserves to himself, as Commander
in-Chief, the power 10 proclaim the Abo-
lition of Slavery. 1t is not without pur-
pose that be refers to the definite solemn
proposal made by himself to the Border
States on the 9Th of March, and adopted
Ly large maiurities in both Houses of
Congress. He 'beseeches them to ac-
cept that proposal, warns them not to be
bind to the signs Of the" times If
they are deaf to bis earnest words, they
and the whole country may know what
to expect. The Stars in their courses
fight against Slavery, and its doom is
sure. Every gun fred in this struggle,
no matteron WHICH side, no matterrw hat
else it hits or misses, lodges a ball in the
carcase Of the writing monster. Man
may hesitate OF vaccillate, but the ;aag-
ment Of God is sure, and under that
Judgment Slavery reels to hs certain
downfall"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
ssasolSatiDtss

ipnsofroel. nv the Common Council of the
city of Prescott, That sealed proposals he re-
reivrtl by th- CITY CLERK. urn satdfdaH.
NAV 3lst 1852 at 2 o'@ioek, NJ, for doing the
Following work, to-wit:- y.t.4 ~
|. For removing dirt from the bill On Asi!
S,reet under the supervision of the street
commissioner of The lst Ward, and deposit
iifhg same around Dndley's Mill. 70 the anioi'ht
Of fonr htf fed dollars. u1lh H- e.
.. For removing dirt from tie hill on Ora
angc Strctt and dtrhsitillg same on Rroad
Street. mtween akimiekinnic and Cherry
Streets. under the supervision Of the street
commissioner If thn 2d Ward te the ainonrd
of one hundred dollars, Ia .,}.ii
2 For removing dirt from .hc hill on Cher
nv Street and lendSisin" same on said Cherry
81 rect. according IL The directions al, 80;
SnvC,cr 10 The amount Of two hundred and
ff-v soIl;ns. FAR the above work To le bet by
the culuc yard. .,i.. i,...... t,..l
/ For done work 10 the amount of one
hsrndred and fiffv dollars according to spe!N-
fications 10 be found in Prescott Journal, un-
der datenf Nav o9Hll. 1869.
,Alldbe above lab II to be ict7to the lowest
bidder for city orders.
Spraratr proposals to 70 rnsdc Tor each lob
and all HE work to be performed by the Isl
4. o. SNYDER. Acting Mav"'.
c. F, WILSON. City Clerk. III DIV ,>-
Notice is hereby given that the, foregoing
resolution was passed hv the common conn-
Gil Of the city Of Prescott on the 23ti day OF
Nav, 1862. C. +. WILSON. City Clerk F..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
Council Proceedings.

CoCsoL HALL, Nay %, 1862. y
Prr,Aay F'7;0g. Council called TO order
by President Snyder. Present. Aids. Dud-
leg, Jay. Barnard, and Snyder.
A petit on to establish street to road to
country was presented, and referred To GOTH
mite TN streets.
The following bills were presented, and re-
ferred to auditing committee +
L. Parker, building city pound, = 4 90
5. Ticknor, cemetery services. ) so
Dudley d Co, lumber for city pound, 10 81
LA. Fay lor. printing, 5a 3 20
A1proposal of l.. A. Taylor to do print ng
was referred to committee on printing a-.
Proposals were made to furnish rooms fer
city purposes, and laid on the table,
A dog notice was ordered to be published.
a resolution was passed alTropriatmg the
sum of $9b0, to be expended on streets. Aids.
Jay, Barnard, Dudley and Snydar voting aye.
A resolution was passed Authorizing the
Clerk to receive bids for the semc.
The above minutes read and approved. '3"'
On motion. adjourned to meet Saturday.
May 3lst, 1862. ts Hei rv
I c. +. WILSON, City CLERK.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

Gov. Ramsey has issued an order for
the raising Of the 9th Minnesota Regi-
meat, which we presume will be speedily
complied with. She now has Ave brave
regiments in the field, of which she is,
and we'll may be, proud. Composed of
a hardy, courageous class of men, they
arc among the first on the battle field,
and last to retreat. We wish that all
of our volunteers were equal to those of
Minnesota.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

Presentation. J. w. Stewart, one
of the Allotment Commissioners for this
state, gave US a call this morning. The
Commissioners have visited the regiments
in Missouri and Kansas, and were very
successful in their mission. The total
amount of the monthly allotment OF the
lst I'd, and Sd cavalry, the sth and OH
artillery. and the 10Th, 18th. 18th. and.
18th infantry regiments, including three
thousand three hundred and ninety-six
men, IS S4l ,666 10, which will produce
{ the annual allotment of $499 993 92.'
The 18th regiment allotted the largest
amountof any one it being IS, 877 SO
per month. Company 4 of that reqi-
ment, being the Prescott Company, o.
T. Maxson, Captain, stands The highest,
it having made the monthly allotment of
about sl.075 considerably over so to a
man Mr.. Stewart represents this as
being most excellent company. and that
Capt Maxson is very popular with bis men.
Mr.. Stewart represents all the troops as
J being in excellent spirits.--.Stafe Jour.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
The News.

Our affairs in Virginia seem to be
rather discouraging, Banks l'ns been
driven back across the river. with some
loss, but still in good order. 1t was the
same old story, FIVE to one. Until time
shall have elapsed TINT we may hear Ivy
mail, we shall know comparatively little
about the extent of the disaster. Prob
ably it is bad enough.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
Singers Eetter 4 Machine

+ the best machine in the world for Family
seviqg and Light rSlahujas turing purposes
Price. Win ffGmmCi. aud beautifully orna-
ncrtod. SO.
We-wgnld ash for orr Letter A Nachipes
tAespsc ial atfeutioll.3of est and Dress Max
e's, and all those who want machines for iisbi
Dtdpa5actsfriar purposes. They embody the
principles Of the standard machines, making,
like them. the nterl0c';ed stitch, and are dcs
tined to he as ccleb]afctlf FIR Family Sewing
and light manufacturing purposes rs "nr
standalI.R,aeiIints are n: manufacturing pul-
poses in gencra4sot4 b.e -zerr
All -perSons IeqUirinG Information about
Sewing. Machines. their sizes, prices working
cal aciti :. and the best me,ho'is of purcha>
ing. can obtain il hv sending Ia as or any cf
or Brauch Offices for a copy Of
I. III, SINGER & cos GAZETTE,
Wldrh is a beautiful rjctorii Paper devoted
to tie subject, and il VII he sett gratis.
@z4lAl4-rz
We have .nad.. tie above RhnucTiov ~
FRicf, with the. two-told view Of benrfittinc
,hs public and ourselves, Fine public have
teen svindled hf spurious machines made IN
iHiita.iOn Of eUIS. 1he.metakln t'loH. Front.
the iron casting to iEc smallest piece is at
poor quality Their raakrrs have not the
means e. do their work we'll. they are hid
away IN secret places. where At would be i'm
possible 10 have ut their command Inc proper
mechanical appliances. II Is only by doing
great business, and having extensive liiafiu-
featuring establishments, thai good machines
can be made al moderate prices. The best
designed machines. BADLY MApr, are always
liable to get ogt of order and are sure to cost
considerable trouble and money 70 keep them
in repair,
The Qualities 10 bc lo03cd- for ina machine
are certainty Of correct action At all rates at
speed. simplicity Of construction. great dura-
b:lity. and rapidtv of opelafioh. with the
least labor Machines. to combine these es
seltial qualities, must be mdde Of the best
metal, and finished TO perfection. We have
the ways and means, on grand scale. TO Dis
this.
The purchasers Of machines, whose daily
bread 4 NAV concern, viii find that those
having the above qualities mot Only work welt
at rapid rs well rs SLOW rates of speed bnt
last long il the finest possible working ORDER
Our machines. as made by us, will earn more
money with less labor than any others, wheth'
or in imitation Of ours or not. In fact. they
! are cheaper than any other machine as gift,
Local agents wanted
l. NJ. SINGER 4: CO.,
456 Broadway. New York:
Milwaukee Office, II Newhall House.
Chicago Office so Clark Street.
j. NJ. MCKEE, Agent at Prescott. Ally
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

less manner over the ears. Of 50 many evils.
il is difficult to choose the least 50 many Ia
dies choose the greatest-ihe towering bon
-, ~4.ffaE Ell iHHI lf3if5RltE t@fs = ~
'e'' il,,a.. el-al 20. ~ .LuouI,5a IT,.
We insert the following notice at fliis 1s5e
day. by thelfeqpest of friends, it having been
delayed for some reason :-zoJ4a
IS" 4d DTEE. -7a7icl>'1
In this city. Nav sth. 1T o'clock, Am.
ALmRA H.. eldest da ghter of Dr. o. r and
Euniee. MANSON, aged 10 years, 10 months.
and II days. te AMOS.
The beloved subject of this notice early
sought and ,tosnd true wisdom" since
which it has been the one aim of her life TO
disseminate and defend the srnih as if is in
Jesus. She did not 90 aboNt to est aellsh her
own righteousness, but by a living faith APP
prepriated that of snless Savior. and q root
ed and grounded in hove" IL hrs. was 9 all
ways aboundii & III the work of tie Lord
"Such soul needs ne Hades. ne puIgato-
~. no third condition. or7sseveuth SPHERE
or intermediate state To prepare it for its
eternty. As it passes out from it's earthly
minority 10 Inc TatUIti OF the DeflcCt ones
above, it comcsTas ii wue intai its home. lis
native element. its only coisgenial affiliations"
For several days before her departure she
seemed aware of its nearncss, in view of
which she rejoice,l, and improved every eP
portunity to embrace and take leave of friends,
and deliver messages of love and warning.
Her funeral was attended, on the 9th, by
goodly concoursc of friends who were appro-
priately addressed by Rev r. Halo. Tried
personal friend, with whom she had often tax.
en- sweet counsel We who knew and k,tcd
her m, st feel that p" she is not lost, but gone
before st.t ti. ""'.
There is no DEATH What seems so is transition.
This life of mortal breath
Is but a suburb Of the life elyeiah,
Whose portals we call Death.
"ln that great cioister's Stiffness and seclusion
BY guai dian angels led, ,...- s-..lrs ..tf
Safe from temptations safe from SINS pollution,
She lives " HON we call dead" II.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
Notice

Is hereby given to al l,crao,,s owning dogs III
the CITY of Prescott hat unless the same be
licensed nv the utl,'sr'fes Of said ei'r:
within twenty, days ,sitsr the publication Of
this notice, the same Will b., liled or dcstroy-,
ed, III 4Uf eafa "te A.U SNYDER, r. Z
t3eesu.nio2 L,ig Iatao Acting mayor.
I}y order OF the common Council of the city
Of Prescott" ls-7tufa 1895 .r7'~Ffr T%ifA'
Dated, NAV 2sth 1862. .. bid
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
CPECIFICATIONS FOR LABOR TO
- be done IN the city of Prescott


/. On Broad Street, near the Dohrman
Mill. Street 10 be filled between four stakes
numbered l. 2. 3, and 4, as sollows. to-wit :
TO fill tire raviues To- the height IF ten feet
from the lot.om Of stake t'nimbcred y in
the lowest place in said rayine. and all the
balance of said ground TO be leveled with said
ten feet full The filling of the raviHe to be
done with brush. stone. aud dirt put in III al
ternate layers, under the supervision OF The
street committee All of said stone and dirt
to be taken from Broad Street, between Cher
~ Street and the place 10 be flied. as per d.
rectiors of said committee.
2. Bids to be received for one man aid
team (oxen or horses) per day. Labor 10 be
pcrfprmeti on Clifton Road and Oak Grove
Road. under the supervision of street COM
missioner of Cd Ward, to am amount not to
exceed fifty dollars a. the discretion of said
street commissioners. -.
A. .. SNYDER. Acting Mayor.
C. f. Wilson, CITY Clerk.
Prescott. May %, 1862. Fl Std
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

The kindred spirits in that hot-bed Of
secession, Baltimore, attempted to get un
a row after the reception of the news of
the repusion of Banks, but were prompt
" put down by the police, and quiet was
soon restored. Numbers were knocked
down. and two men were stabbed, but
not dangerously.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

CcUMMONs FOR MONEY DEMAND
= ON con rHACT Circuit Count,
Pierce County, Stale Of Wisconsin.
jefferson ". Pratt. laintiff, against David
III. Smith defendant.
TO David W. Smith,
You are hcfebv summoned and requi' cd to
answer the complaint in TINS action, OF which:
Il copy is fled ia Tie Office OF the Clerk Of this
Court, and to serve a copy Of your answer I"
lie said complaint on 'he subscribers at thett
office. in the city OF Prescott in said county
of Pierce. within t'veilt@ 'lave inter- the SER
vice hereof exclusive Of the day OF such ser
vice; and it von fail to answer tho said GIN
plairlt within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff
! il this action Ill take Judgment against y"a
for the suiii Of l49 aud 29iG0 dollars. with
interest from tile Isl day Of May, 1862, besides
the cost OF this action
WHfrE d JAW. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, May 81 1862. LOW
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
An ORDNANCE fox the construction
q of sid, walks on front Street, in the
cit = af Prescott tsJ.H e. ~

Az ORDINANCE fog The construction
"A Of sid, walks on Trout Street, in the
city Of Prec"u. .f''.a"
7at Common Gou,.ca n tie Gig Fl Prescott
do ordota Ga .f2H)ca:-
That eidavaIe he constructed on tie cs-
tahlished grade on thp east side Of Front
Street il, said city Of Prescott, by, the oe,nr
or owners Of the following described lots
fronting thereon, being lots numbered one (1)
two ga. three (3G four ~. 9tiFe ~, six (G),
seven ~, and eight ~, in block y, III said
city.
That all of said sidewalk be constru cted. As
aforesaid, on or before the 3I,t day OF july.
1862
That said sidewalk he Constructed IN the
following 1nairncr that is to say CT pine
blank not less than two inches in thickness,
eight inches in Width sail plaiIk to he laid
crt,ssw ise of said street on which saId side
walk is built such sidev ak to be seven feet
wide. the plank 10 be IaiI or striigcgs, which
shall lie scantluc, two inches m Thickness by
six inches in width and to bc]aid cfosswise Of
said lyIank said siringcrs 10 be not 10 exceed
80 inches apart aud not le>s than four string
ers abreast UNI! sud Sidewalks, and all 10
be done under tic direction Of the street COM
missioner Of tic tst Ward, iii said city. And
in case said owner or owners OF either OF
said lots. or any part OF any OF SAID lot or
lots shall hoi construct such sldewalk as
aforesaid, the Common Council will eause the
same to be constructed at the expense OF the
owner and. owners thereof. u u
A. o. SNYDER. Acting Mayor
&. F. WILSON, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing;
ordinance vas passed, by The Common Council
of the city of Prescott on The I4th day Of May
1862 @. r. ilson, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Resolution.

Rcsoircd, by the Common Council of the
city Of Prescott, That the sum of nine hun-
dred dollars be- anG the same is hereby. APP
prcpriated. to be expended as follows. to-wit
fifty dollars Of said amount to he expended
on the roads leading into Prescott from Cliff
ton nd oak Grove. near Geo. McMwphy's
corner one hundred doll;tis to he expended
in repairing Broad Street, near the Dohrman
Mil two hundred aud fifty dollars to he en-
pended in grading the hill on Cherry Street /;
one hundred dollars in grading ON Ora. &c
Street and four hundred dollars in grading
the hill on Ash Street. t..e
A. O. SNYDER Acting Mayor.
IF. WILsoN, City Clerk. 5-lw
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution was passed by tie Common Coun-
Gil of The city Of Prescott on The 23d day Of
MAY, 1862. G. Il. WILSON City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
state of Vyisconsin, Pierce Co.
In the natter of tive afplieationof Al. Nur@
ton 10 vacatc CERTAIN portions OF llis addItloFt
Il, tie CITY Of Prescott.


to the city Of Prescott
NT0TICF is hereby given that the under
~ signed. a. 4. Norton, will apply to the
circuit court oil Pierce county. at the special
July term Of said court for $50, to be held al
the court house. at the county seat in said
county on the Second Monday of July, 1867
20. Wit July ii, 1862. for a., order vacatIng.
the following described parts end portions -
said n orton's addition tothe city % Prescott
in said county and State, The following is
description Of said IRE rises 10 be vacated as
aforesaid to-wit, al of block one ( ]. two
ri. five I51. eight Isl, eleven [ll1. fourteen
iii, three t-31. four (fl. nine [9l, ten tlol
and fifteen Tl51 Massachusetts Street, Maine
Street. ndthose portions of Kilbourn Street,
Prospect Street, Euclid Street, Randolph
Street. and Union Street. lying and being
north Of Maine Street. ia said A. r. Norton
addition 10 the said city at Prescott.
Dated May 8, 1862 .-or-o,-
o-2m - L = Mn w.
Yorye 4 Fircn, Ati'ys for Applicant
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE--WE.
" the subscribers. being appointed by the
Hon, the county conrt for the comfy Of
Pierce and state 6f Wisconsin. commissioners
to receive examine. and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate Of
Reuben +. Green. late of the town OF River
Fails in said county. deceased. and also all
claims and demands exhibited in offset there.
TO, and six months from the ,5th day of May.
1862. being allowed by said court for that
r,Ir7oso We do, therefore, hereby e i've notice
llat we will attend 10 the business Of our
said app6iritment. at the Office of A. J.: Cox
in the village of River Falls. on the 18th day
of July. 1862, and the 9Th day ct November,
p. NJ, of each Of said days.
VIM. A. TOZER.
5-4w. A. L. cox,
Commissioners
Dated this 2lst day of May, a. y. 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28

The Minnesota State Sunday School
Association holds its annual convention
at Red Wing, on Tuesday. June 10th.
Extensive preparations are being made
TO ensure full representation.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
More Men.

The President has decided to call for
more volunteers, probably about one
hundred thousand. This. of course, ne
ccssitates the raising of another regi-
ment in this state-the 20th-wiich
we presume can be done without any
serious delay.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-28
vTDE. DEMOREST'S MIRROR OF
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