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The national Republican., 1862-06-12

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= 18th june lss2, q y S'ol.ot m ior The ,sle
ofsli ihs Chueks sbit aud Tongue, o. gu ths sn';
Washington and Alexandria IN
BIDS shoHld state the amount to BE- given tor each
enlpA " ~. y
], Bids TO be direo'ed to Msjor A. BECKwITf
g. s o. A., wafhingtop, . y JOS
The national Republican., 1862-06-12
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and hApdsons leather sushisns, ~. n6s., 5
tuilt 70 ordsr ct New York and cost llsa, FOR
made sst Of DOUBLE HARNESS, plated nainss
never used. Also, set Of plain SHeLs HAlNEss,
ssi.s new Appi fcr sdars.: o. Stable md arSSa g
The national Republican., 1862-06-12

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Z eofsniypy water, stamps, rer dozen.
.. donen 0fAce shears, extra, per dozen
o. dozen OH ,e scissors, per dozen.
7, 90 dozsn 81 taste, 10 hanks, per dozen.
soo eo.en red isps, assorted, Ter dossn
10 SO po unas snprsparsd isdis rubber, Ter pound
IL 10 dozen Green's INK eraser and paper cleaner,
Il POUNDS prepared India rubber, per pound.
70 70. qsatt best black sand, per quart.
- pounds peueSe, per po. d,
10. dozen osnsrs hair peass, a.soFtsd, per dozen
IT 2dosea ssbIe psncils, per dosen.
as, ] oo4eu Wind:si i N.ston's best Enslish water
= -, oo.ors, per dozen
10 100 pounds linen twine per pound,
~ y pounds bsst cotton twine, per pound
81 mahos.ny rulers, round Or fat, 30 inches
=. ssssn fa5i. rubber ruls.. round or dat, Good
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90 dozen aroDg siach ivory fo!dsrs, PER dozen.
81 dczsa sarthsa or glsss sponge cups, per dozen,
CI.lss No. 81 Parchment.
l. 500 sheet. of y.ssAps.s, bsst quality, Is by &c
3 1000 sheets Y parchment, best quality, 10 ..
8 10 oo6 sheets Of parchment, best quality, 10 by u
inches, per sheet .|
4 90 sheets oil parchment best quality, ss by o.
.y.. inches, per sheet
% 900 thests Of parchment paper, best quality 10
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The national Republican., 1862-06-12

sPsoIAL ATTENTION Is REQUESTED.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
THE UNION AS 1T yyAs.''

The Union as it was" is just now a
isyorte cry with all those who are fear
FIJI lest rebeldom be hurt and slavery re-
eere an injury, and with some who adopt
It as good phrase without knowing what
they mean by it.
We are in favor of the Union rs it was
of the supremacy of the Government
IN all the States-of the return of peace
and order-of the re-establishment of
Law-of granting to each State and to
every citizen all constitutional rights and
privileges. To this end, We believe in
crushing treason-:n wipiug out rebel
lion wherever it exists-in pushing OH
our armies until the national flag, the
symbol aud heritage Of common coun
Try, is the only hann or in tie land.
But if by the Union as it was, is
meant the Union as it was during the last
months Of Buchanan's rule-as it was
when members of the Cabinet were plot
ting ueason-when Southern Senators
we're reyiling the Government in It's very
Cs;toI-in short, as it was when devo,
ton 10 the interests of slavery was the
ony way to acquire national position, and
freedom was rdiculed in its own temples,
and its defenders mobbed or murdered in
nearly half the land If the Union as it
Was is N cant TO re-instate this order of
things, we protest against it.
We want Union based on Justice
Nationality which recognizing the lights
Of every section, shall protect tie inter
ests of all, aud which shall have no SYM
Pathy 9TH those who hold loyalty to the
lation subordinate to the claims of n sec
tonal interest.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
COiiiIcil Proceedings.
Council HALL, May IA, 1862.

COUNCIL HALL, 1Iay IA, IoO%.
Special Ncetjng.--Councl met pursuant to
call of President Snyder. Present, Aids.
Barnard, Jay, Firner, and Snyder Regular
order suspended, and proceed,d to miscella-
neous business.
A bill amounting to $3.50 68 for building
sidewalks was presented by N. Houghton,
which, on motion, was allowed. and Clerk or
dered to issue city orders in payment of same.
a bill amounting to 81 so for hauling
lumber for city pound was presented by E.
N. Redmon. and, ON motion, allowed.
On motion, an ordinance was passed re-
curing owners of lots on Leyee to build
sidewalks.
On motion of Aid. Barnard, resolution
was passed in relation to rooms for city pur-
poses
A resolution was passed authorizing the
CITY Clerk to sell at auction fencing on old
cemetery grounds, on Friday, Nay %.
On motion, it was resolved that the remains
of graves be removed from old cemetery
grounds to Pine Glen Cemetery.
On motion. the committee on printing was
instructed to confer with printers and ascer-
tain for what price 25 copies of city charter
can be obtained in pamphlet form.
On motion, adjourned.
G. f. WILSON, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
The Union Movement in New
York.

The two State committees in New
York, Republican and Union. recently
met and came to an agreement on the ba-
sis of the resolutions recently adopted by
the Union members of the legislature Of
that State, and published in this paper.
The best of feeling prevailed, and the
prospect is that the people will unite in
the movement. The Tribune says, at
is the beginning of the strongest and
purest politica! organization, We troa',
ever known in the history Of this State"
We trust that the movement naugara-
ted in New York, may be adopted in this
State. 1t is in accordance with the die
tatcs Of a sensible, patriotic policy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
A NEW IDEA.

The Milwaukee News proposes TO
crush the rebellion effectually" bv bav-
ng "the North so conduct itself that #
may die for the want of any motive for
Mperpetuation, that is if the Govern
@elt will do just as the rebels wish to
la'e it, they will graciousiy condescend
0Submit TO its authority.
What luminous idea! To illustrate,
Low the Church could disarn opposition
'al roll up its list of members, if it would
'a'y cease to talk about personal piety,
gu consent TO class cheating, swearing,
oanollng, and drunkenness as christian
Nrtaes.
Probably the Nesos has never heard
T W great principles called Right and
''0as' aud the eternal antagonism which
''''' between thcm.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
EsCs0is7EfDIf.

Resolpod by the Common Council If Tie
city of Prescott. That the bodies of all per-
SONS buried in the old huIving gloend, cn
Copp & Maxsun's Addition, in lie c ~ Of
Prescott be removed from said buryitit
ground aud inter I'd in Tire cemetery iiu.1
owned by said city, and thai the friends t
those buried IN said OLD buryng ground be-
and hereby required to remove such said bod
les within four we, Ks from tie date of It's
resolution, and th;t tie City Clerk be i,quIr,
ed 10 serve a copy of this resolution on sofl,'
friend OF relative of each Of said persots =,
buried, provided the same be Known to said
Clerk, and that if said bodies are not removed
within such time as aforesaid by such SAIL
friends, then the City Sexton, or such "h'r
person as the Common Council shall direct,
Shall remove such s1id bodies aud inter Tie
same in the Peters Field. in said ceme.erv
4. o. SNYDER, Acting Mayor.
9. T. WILSON, City Clerk.
Notice is hcrby gi;eu that the foregoing
resolution was passed by the common council
of the city of Prescott on the 18th dav of
May, 1862. c. F. WILSON, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
How 80 do il.

a gentleman residing in this county,
recently told us that tho Union of the
States could not be restored, except by
an arrangement which should bring Sill
dell, Mason, Wigfall, Toombs. and the
balance, back into the Senate, and re-
store all the chief conspirators to their
original national position. This would
bring prosperity and lasting peace.
God pity him. The worst thing we
can say of the head of this man, is to de-
clare our conviction that he spoke Lis
honest thought.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
THE TWO WAYS.
The Milwaukee Ne,cs saws :


''There are but two ways to crush this
rebellion etftctuaIIy. One is to utterly
annLliate the southern army. The other
IS the NorM to so conduct itself that
The REBELLION may die from tie aCant of
any m0tre for ats perpetuati9n."
The man who wrote the above, is eth
en- politically, a knaye or a fool, and
we 90 not believe he is the latter.
The thin disguise of patriotism which
The Ners has adopted, does not conceal
llS hostility to the war and to every eff
Tort to crush out treason. Itkindly wished
the Union well, but is shaken with grief
lest slavery be endangered. 1t is mildly
aVerse to traitors, but hates abolitionists
With the 'hate of hell" It would preserve
Tue Government, but paralyze every
land Which is raised to defend it.
Good, loyal men should 81. up nights
10 despise the falsehood inslnuated and
Inc me"nness displayed in the closing
sentence of the above quotation. The
-'e"s will learn that the people of this
country are in earnest in sustaining the
government and while expostulation and
1gument may be used with loyal men,
traitors with arms in their hands, must
accept the alternative of submission or
Death.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

CUMMONS FOR MONEY DEMAND
- ON CONFRACT.--Circ Court.
Pierce County, State of Wisconsin.
Jefferson W. Pratt, plaintiff, against David
w. Smith, defendant.
To David W. Smith,
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the complaint in this action. oi " bch
a copy is filed IN the Office Of the Clerk oi this
Court, and to serve a copy OF your answer 10
The said compliant OF the subscribers at their
office, in the city OF Prescott in said county
of Pierce. within twenty days after the SER
vice hereof, exclusive of the day OF snch SER
vice: and if you fail to answer the said CON-
plaint within the time aforesaid. the plaintiff
il this action viii take Judgment against you
for the sum Of 10 ana $4,000 dollars, with
interest from the lst day Of May. 1862, besides
the cost OF this action
WuIrE 4 JAY. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated. Nav 81, 1862. 4-5w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

pR,crs viii iLe fwo'foIJ I';a,t II hon,ftt;,,.,
INC n,,ll;c .nJ a,,-di,, RI, ii -
been swndlrd hv s,nrit', vi
;,,;tatin, 81 o,,,, trii, ,,pot,J.;,, 81 -.
Ill., ; st;, e. ,i, lux '''i Ia 'ne'' ;"'',
no0r oualitv Thc;. 1nal 'l h. - moi H.,
means to do their work well. They are BID
away in secret places. where it wonld be in
poS,tn,v o - nav a. .e' I 70 ne 5 ;"s
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

AN ORDINANCE for the construction
"a of side walks ON Front Street, III the
city Of Prescott.
Tie Common Council Of the city Of Prescott
do ordajf as tottotc&:-
That sidewalk be constructed on the es-
tablished grade on the east side of Front
Street in said city Of Prescott, by the owner
or owners of the following described lots
fronting thereon, being lots numbered one ~,
two (2) three (3), four (i). FIVE (5), six 60.
seven ~, aud eight (0), III block A, in said
city.
That all of said sidewalk be constru cted rs
aforesaid, on or before the Dist day of July.
1862.
That said sidewalk be constructed in the
following manner. that is to say OF pine
plank not less than two inches in thickness,
eight inches in width said plank to be laid
crosswise of said street on which saia side-
walk is built such sidewalk to be seven feet
wide, the plank to be laid on stringers, which
shall be scantiing, two inches in thickness by
six inches III width and to be laid crosSw of
said plank, said stringers 10 be not to exceed
80 inches apart and not less than four string
els abreast under said sidewalks, and all 10
be done under the direction of the street COM
missioner of the LIST Ward, in said city. And
in case said owner or owners OF either OF
said lots. Or any part of any OF saId ioi or
lots. shall not construct such Sidewalk as
aforesaid, the Common Council will cause the
same to be constructed at the expense OF the
owner and owners thereof.
A. O. SNYDER, Acting Mayor
CT. WiLso., City Clerk.
Notice is heleby given that the foregoing
ordinance was passed By the Common Council
Of the city of Prescott On the 18th day Of May
1862. G. f. " ilson, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
NEW ADVERTISER

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
A River Falls Post Office, May Is. S62.
Burnett Mrs. Emily Peterson Nelson
Jaquins Scofeld , Thomas George W.
Hilton Joseph
Persons calling for the above will please
say advertised -
J. w. PRATT, p. NJ.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
kegOlNaiOia.

Rcsolred. by the Common Council OF the
city of Prescott, That the fencing around the
cemetery grounds Except the Line fence be-
tween Geo ,5chaa4r'a laad aud sad cemetery)
be sold to the highest bidder, for cash or city
orders, by tie City Clerk, Oh Friday May 3D.
1862, at o'clock. p. NJ.
40. SNYDER, Acting Mayor.
CT. WILSON, City Clerk. 4-lw
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution was passed by the Common Coun-
ell of the CITY of Prescott on the 18th day OF
May, 1862. C. F. WILSON City CLERK.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

BY CLARENCE BUTLER.

BY CLARENCE BUTLER.
A Yankee picket, looking out
For enemy or stranger,
Made prisoner of a rebel scout
> Who stumbled into danger.
The latter yieldednp his sword,
The former tl1ts, parolled him;
They then upon the war conferred,
And this is what Yank. told him:
"You folks have all been raving mad;
You have, SNOW, by thunder;
And precious soon you'll all be glad
| reckon, to knock under
Your Unc'e Samuel's Gander's riz,
You've riled him, I assure We;
And now the old gents purpose Is
Either to kill or cure ye.
Good gracious W bat an ALTERED lot
OF blind and stupid cusses.
To risk the hull o. what you'd got,
In bringing on these muses..
You've billed prrty kettle o fish,
With your tarnation folly:
Fore long, calculate. you'll wish
Secesh TO h-ll. by golly
"What allied you,that you weren't content
With your preponderation?
You held the reins of Government.
The whip-hand of the nation.
The Senate, Bench. and Cabinet,
Each place Of trust or profit. Shot
All these We're yours,-and now you're
OF them, what good came of it?
" This talk of sectional affronts,'
This gas Of rights invaded
Won't pass; the devils cried so once,
And You cry just as they did.
The North has never int, fered
Between the slave and master;
How that was fixed. it never cared
A Tennessee shinplaster.
"But since you've showed the cloven hoof,
And pulled the murderous trigger,
Don fancy we Shall stand aiOot
BY reason Of the niger.
W ere hound TO see this matter through;
And as for your black chattcls,
Why. local laws must yield unto
The sterner law Of battles.
% This wars bloody business, but
Wen hunt Confederate Treason,
Until the union sword has cut
It's diabolic wcasand.
You forced the Issue on us. and
Wen show what you ve forgotten,
The pillars of the world don't stand
On Niggers or on Cotton"
But then the Sergeant, coming up,
Relieved him from bis station;
Which put. of course, sudden stop
To that confa buation.
But sti!l his rough speech hit the curse
That so long has bcstrodc US;
And We might act great deal worse
Than through his simple modus,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
Resolution.

Resoiued BY the Common Council Of the
city OF Prescott. That proposals be received
until May %. 1852, at II o'clock. NJ. for fnr4
nishing suitable rooms for council and other
CITY business, commencing June l, 1862,
A. O. SNYDER. Acting Mayor.
CT. WILSON. City Clerk. 4-lw
Notice is hereby given that the foregoing
resolution WITS passed by the coninou eoun-
ell Of the city OF Prescott on the l4lh day OF
MAY, 1862 G. F. Wilson, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
MI A Hs HI Z, I'D .

On the 18th inst. at the kilbouru House.
by the Rev. a. S. Dennison, Mr. George
CoLE and Miss MARIAN LErsoy, both of Biy-
er Falls.
We congratulate our young friends on their
success. and assure them that it is with the
best of feeling that we hope live coles may be
heaped upon them,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

The Richmond Wing gets off the fol-
lowing rather sharp satire on the Con
federate Congress, which adjourned and
left that place.
"For fear of accident on the railroad,
the stampeded Congress left yesterday on
a number of the strongest and newest
canal boats. THESE boats are drawn by
mules of approved sweetness Of temper.
To protect the stampeders from the
snakes a bull-frogs which abound
along the line of the canal, Gen. Winder
has detailed a regiment of ladies to march
III front of the mules and clear the tow
path of the phates. The regiment is
armed with pop guns of the very longest
range. The ladies will accompany the
stalnpeders to a secluded cave in the
mountains of Hepsidam. and leave them
in charge of the children in that vicinity.
until Mcclellan thinks proper to let them
come forth. The Indies return to the
defense of their country"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

When you fad a person little better
than his word, little more liberal than
his promise, little more than borne out
in his statement by his facts, little lar
ger in deed than in speech, you recognize
a kiud of eIoquence in that persons ut
terance, not laid down in Blair or Camp
bell.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

my dear Horatio, I had a very mys-
terious dream about you last night. =
"What was it, dear" IL dreamed that
1 saw you carried up to heaven in
golden chariot, surrounded by angels
clothed in white and purple. What is
that sign Of, my dear" Its a sign
of foul stomach, my dearest"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

A debtor, severely questioned as to the
reason of his not paying just debt, re-
Piled; Solomon was u very wise man,
and Sampson very strong one, but
neither of them could pay their debts
without money"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
Hotel Tor Sale !!

YENHE Kilbourn House in the city of Pres
1 colt is for sale cheap for cash. 1t has the
best location in the city, aud wW Be sod by
October next at a gre t bargain. For partic-
llars address OF call on j J. NJ. Wiggin or Late
A. Taylor
Prescott, April %, 1862. 52-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

The Country Parson" says every
great Ounces arc often endowed by nature
with very loud voices, al d are quite COM
petent to practice a howlIng end subor
dnate oratory, which goes down with
the ignorant"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

p T. BAR:rM's latest novelty isa Great Dog
Show. lie adveriises in the 7i';daa,o n have
for-y distinct breeds OH exhibition. Had he
taken TIP to this vicinity. he might have in.
creased he variety materially.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
~ The rebels claim q victory

EB- The rebels claim victory after
nearly every battle. Their victories arc
like the one described by John Phoenix,
when he says; Il held the enemy down
by my nose, which | had inserted be-
tween his teeth for that purpose"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

A long-ago discarded lover consoles
himself with the reflection that bis loved
one is married to n lawyer, and has ten
children and the measles. .....
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
RIVER FALLS
AC A d Il M Y.

CHEAP, THoRoUGH.-The Trustees take
pleasure in Announcing That they have secCred
The services of Prof. l. b. TEFfT as Principal
of the River Falls Academy.
Prof. Tcfft is a graduate Of Brow Universe
tv, and has ha.i much experience and gr,a
success in teaching. During The past winter
he has had charge of the Prescott Graded
School, where he proved himself not only an
Efficient teacher, but superior jaclP Iinarian,
and sc can, with confidence, com end him
to all who dessre the benefits u thorough il
: ructinn
The Acadeiuc year viii be divided into four
Terms-the Spring aud Summer terms g con-
sist d Eleven weeks each. and the Fall and
Winter terms Twelve weeks each.
Pupils can enter at anv time during the
tern--paying only for the time of actual at
tendance. The price Of Tuition viii vary
from 80 TO 60 cets per Woodworking 10
the studies pursued-and in 40 case win any
extra charc es be made for firewood lights, OF
incidentals of any kind whatever.
Pupils from abroad will be furnished with
board in good families at 81 80 per week
Application may be made to the Principal
or to either Of the officers of the Board of
Trustees
G. W. PRATT, President.
A. MORSE, Secretary.
River Falls May II, 1862 ii3 3m
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

PREsCoTT.-JoE ELwELL gives our town
the following notice in the last Star:
We took occasion to visit our Prescatt
friends the other day ; and as Csla4 were en-
tanned according to the usages OF Il christian
community. From the evidence before us We
are inclined to believe that Prescott is impro-
wing at present more rapidly than any other
town on the river. We were informed that
there is not a tenable house in the place which
is not occupied-and building is const antly
going on.
There arc many fine residences on the beau.
tiful plateau just back of the business portion
Of TIE city, which are ornaments to the place,
and credit to lac taste and enterprise of its
citizens. The capacious brick and stone bloc ks
which have within few years been erected
Oh the Levee. give the place an air of the city,
which souiG q our incorporated cities cannot
boast Of. Ia the y ay orlecent hotel build
ings and grain warehouses, Prescott is deiei
cai-but we venture the assertion that SIZE
will not be- long. The County Fair Grounds,
which are conveniently located, have good
buildings and ase neatly fenced. Tne Gene
-erv. situated below the city on = high bank
of the Mississippi, is the most desirable spot
for = last resting place that we hive ever
seen. a plain but substantial fence surrounds
the whole ef:cen acres, and the owners of lots
take pride in improving them.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

H- The Milwaukee NewS styles Sec.
SEWARD "moral scarecrow" and a
walking pcstilence. 1t is very naughty
in William to be so.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

GopEY's LADY's Book for June is on our Ia
hle. 1t is an -e2e,llent number GoDEY is
foremost i'll time, as well as other matters.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21
NTDE. DEMOREsTS MIRROR OF

WI ASI1ION u IIc ldI ges'' UVo0' F'IIV
most reliable Fashion Magazine Ill the world
Contains the largest and finest Fashion,
Plates. the greatest number Of en- rawlings, the
latest and most reliable information, three full
sized Patterns for Dresses, and sheet of new
Braid-w ork and Embroiderng Patterns.
Every Mother, Dressmaker. Milliner, and La
DIV should have it Published Quarterly, at
473 Broadway. New York; sold everywhere
or sent by mail at 25 cents. Yearly 81. with
a valuable premium.
The Summer number now ready. 4-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

The cause of the Union is the cause of
freedom throughout the earth. If we
who are its champions betray it, we are
false not only to ourselves, but to all nan
kind.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

Our lady readers will be interested in the
advertisement of Mde. DEMonEsr's Mirror Of
Fashion, n this paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-05-21

On. b. E. VANATTA, left here last week. We
learn that he has accepted place hospital
surgeon in the military camp at Chicago.