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Circuit Court, Pierce County

Judgment of foreclosure and sale. Villa
III. York against Hilton Doe and l.ouis
A. Doe
pY virtue of and pursuant TO judgmea
- rendered in said court in the above ant.
tied action, dated May 9th. A D. 1852,
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest BID
der at public auction, for cash, st the fg.
door of the Prescott Hotel now kept bT !
Edwards, in the city of Prescott Pierce G.
Wisconsin, on the nth day of July, A.
1862, at 10 o'clock A. M. of that day, the f
lowing described mortgaged premises or :
much thereof as may be necessary to raise f.
amount of said judgment and costs, tocabg
with the expenses of sale, to-wit All G
lots 5, 6, 7, 8, and 10. in block ten 90
Does second addition to the village (ncv ctr,
of Prescott, and FIVE acres on the east SIDE
the west half of the nerth-wes quorter 9th
north east quarter of section ten, town tTe7-
ty-six, (26) range twenty, (2O),
Drted at Prescott, June Cd, A. D,l62.
J.R. FREEMAN, Sheriff
WHITE d JAY, PITTS Att'ys. bN
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MRS. L. A. Mudgett, M. D.,

Respectfully informs the Ladies Of Prescott,
that she will attend to those who may wish
the professional aid of one of their own sex.
Mrs. NJ having received a regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able TO adj
minister remedies on scientific principles, and
in the most complicated forms of disease.
Mrs. MUDGErT will explain to Ladies the
diseases to which each part Of the wonlanly
organization is liable by means Of fine
Modele de Femme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
Ladies will be. visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night, # desired.
Residence on the hill, at the house owned
and formerly occupied by the Rev. Mr.. Cobb;
Prescott, July %. 1862. 13-m3
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Charles Tewsaw de-
ceased.
To all whom it may concern
FILTERS testamentary on the last will
IL and testament of said deceased having
been issued to Silas Tozer of Trimbelle in said
County on the fifth day of May, 1862 and six
months from and after said day being allowed
and limited for creditors to present their claims
for examination and allowance notice is
hereby given that the undersigned viii on the
first Mondays of September and October next
at one o'clock P. NJ at his office in the City of
Prescott review. examine and adjust all claims
and demands of all persons against said de-
ceased.
Dated August I'd, 1859. nl5-4w. .
WILLIAM HoWEs County Judge
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that this would throw sufficient light up
on the subject without further investiga-
ton. Here we found couple of young
ladies-arrant rebels, assure you.
Thence we proceeded to camp, which
we found bad been moved during our
absence, to the station, where we could
better protect The cotton.
This forenoon we have had a heavy
rain. The health of the regiment is
good. B. B. Comstock died on the 10th
inst. of fever. My letter is already too
long to mention further particulars.
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Probate Notice.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In the
matter of the estate of Alvah White de-
ceased.
n N reading and filing the application Of
" Henry X. White administrator of estate
Alvah White of River Falls deceased stating
among other things that he has not been en-
abled to collect sufficient sum from the
assets of said estate to pay off the Indebtedness
IN the time required, and praying that the
time may be extended.
1t is ordered that the said application be
heard before the Judge of this Court on Mon
day the 25th day of August 1862 at one
O'Clock NJ. at his office in the City of Pres
colt
1t Is further ordered that notice be given to
all creditors of said estate by publishing a
copy of this order in the Prescott Journal a
newspaper printed in Prescott in said county
three weeks successfully prior to said day of
hearing.
August 1862.
nl5-3w. WILLIAM HowEs County Judge
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Commissioner Notice.

Pierce County Court In Probate. 10 Z
matter of the estate N N Powell, decP.<.. |.
WE, the subscribers, being appofsi Y
w the Hon., the County Court iof =
county of Pierce and State of Wlsqs,'
Commissioners to receive, examine, ano y
Just all CLAIMS and demands of al pe'gs'
against the estate of Nathaniel n Poss'
late of the town of River Falls, in said coa,
ty deceased, and also all claims and den'as'
exhibited in offset, and six months fros; Y !.
seventh day of April last being alloTea y
said court for that purpose, we do hereby y
notice that we will attend to the bushes !
our said appointment at the house OF WI d :
Tozer, in the village of River Falls, % 4
7th day Of July, 1862. and the 18th a. i.,s .
September, and the 7th day Of Oetobet:, ~. :
from nine o'clock A. M: until four oeeclf =
on each of said days. ..,
Dated this 9TH day of June. A. D; l'O'
G. B. COX, Con.
w. A. TOZER,
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CAMP CORRESPONDENTS.
FROM TIE TwENTY-FIRsT REGIMENT.

FoSp Du Lac, Wis, July 30. 1862.
Frtead L@te:-I wrote you last Octo
Der from Arlington Heights, Va, and
though This is late day to renew that
correspondence, yet a brief account of
some of the campaigns of the Wisconsin
9th for the last six months may not be
embarrassing. The =" Prescott Guard"
of whom pleasant memories must cling
around many friends in the st. Croix
Valley, are of that Regiment. Five long
dreary months they were encamped on
Arlington Heights, waiting, waiting, wait
ing with anxious and patriotic emotions,
the command that would bring them in
the face of the enemy" 1t would be a
tedious task to relate all the incidents of
those five months. The every day rou-
tine OF camp, the picket duty on the
front, the tiresoms daily drills, a nd the
frequent reviews are, no doubt, all ia
miliar to the fathers, mothers, and sisters
of oil The brave boys who have gone from
the Valley. Could those private letters
that related the life of that period be CON-
piled bya skillful historian, what picture
of the inner and unseen world of mac
tive warfare might be drawn therefrom |!
The hopes crushed, the fears aroused,
hearts once glad and joyous become
gradually sorrowful an melancholy, en-.
thusiasm dashed, and all the bright antici
pations Of the future that elevated and
frightened their crests overshadowed BY
ioug delay. Though the hours were
occupied. yet it seemed the mockery of
Wat. The blank cartridge lacked tie ex-
ciseraen. Of the battle shout. The target
practice and bsyonet charges wanted tbs
great incentive TO heroic action-the al.
vanc'ng or retreatlng foe. While by
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STRAY HORSE.

Came to the residence of the subscriber
living in FL Paso, on the 24th inst, brown
horse, supposed TO be seven years old, with a
little white on both hind feet. and some small
saddle-marks on his back. The owner is re-
quested to prove property, pay charges, and
take him away otherwise he will be disposed
of according to law.
Up. WALKER.
Ell Paso, July 81 1862. n15-4w.
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ATTENTION
VOL u m II EERS

Drafting will soon commence. Those en-
listing in the 25th Regiment receive good
pay and large BOUNTY.
company will be raised in Pierce and
st. Croix counties by the 18th of August.
Apply to A. L COX,
Recruiting Officer
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Notice to Presumption Claimant,


Every person entitled to the right Of rs
clnption to any OF the lands within tn, lor,.
ships and parts of townships above orune~.
ted, is required to establish the same 10 I.
satisfaction of the Register and feealssr
the Land Office, and make payment tbor,-
as soon as practicable after seeing this no6a
and before the day appointed for the com
mencement of the public sale of the lands en-
bracing the tract claimed; otherwise such clair
will be forfeited.
10wl3 j. NJ EDMUNDS.
Commissioner Of tie General Land ORce.
NoTE.-Under the regulations Of tie q
partment, as heretofore and now exiSitr.
payment can be made for advertising Prob
nations except to such publishers as are NJ
cially authorized to publish by the Coma
sioneI of the General Land Office.
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ESI'R ".

Strayed from the subscriber about the ! 5th
of July. dark brown horse, about years
old had on a headstall made of coarse web
bing Any person returning said horse TO me
or giving infor nation where he may be found,
viii receive suitable reward.
G. NJ. TEACHOUT,
Prescott. Wis July 90, 1862. MD We
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A physician passing BY a stone mason's
shop bawled out" Good morning, Mr..
D. Hard at work, l see. You
finish your grave stones as far as In
memory Of and then wait. suppose, to
see who wants monument next 2"
I" Why. yes" replied the old man,
unless somebody's SICK, and you are
doctering them, then keep right on
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BOUNTY.

will give 10 every married man residing
in this city. who shall volunteer in the 25th
regiment before the Doth of August, an order
on my shop for $40 worth OF meat to be call
ed for as the family may require.
STEPHEN COLLINS.
Prescott, August 5. 1862.
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ESlraT.

Came into the neighborhood, some time
ago, light red colored COW, with white bag
and belly, and three very large teats, about
ten years old The owner can have her by
proof of property. payment of charges, etc.
otherwise she will be sold according to law.
I. F. MAYNARD.
Oak Grove, Aug. 5, 1862.
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IM FASHIONS.-The largest, besI, n
most reliable Fashion Magazine IL the W. s..s.
Contains the largest and finest : s :. n
Plates. the greatest number of enEraE,lng% Z /.
latest and most reliable information Tc ~, "
sized Patterns for Dresses, and sheet o. ,..s,
Braid-work and Embroidering Ia1 az h.
Every Mother, Dressmaker. Milllnef' any !
dy should have it, Published Qua'ul3s, t,
473 Broadway, New York; sold ever -,
or sent b7 mail at Is cents Yearly sA
valuable premium
The Summer nnI1llrr now F9alt
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aa
BY THE PREsIDEyr
OF TIRE
U nj ted S tate

Presidentof the United States l1 ~ iLrcol,
do hereby declare and make - VI Anera
public sale viii be held at the law aoSn \ tasr
Stevens Point, in the State ot IN ", ofhces
commencing on Monday, the sivtb ! lsconsa
tober next, for the disposal of tbe Ia, LAY oi0,
situated within the following manu- poo4' lad.
ships, viz '''''Vu 'os,.
NORTH OF THE BASE LlNr Ann r.
FOURTH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN "a,
Township No. 81. of range
Townships No 81 and 80, of ranca9
Townships No 81 and 80. of rarss
Townships No 81, 30, 80, and "a 81.
Townships No 81, 81, 80. "a md * y T9n'es
Townships No. 81, 80 SO a. AMI ~ - y .alsse
Townships No 81, 80. 80, and a 90 r. O. Fafse,
Townships No 81, and - Of ,aa,. 90 a iahggeS
Townships No 81, and 80. of rance ~
Townships No 81, 81, 81, IS, 36 = a. ~ 90
and d, of lange II. - o. % a
Lands appropriated by law for 10
schools, military, and other purnosas NC u'G
with the "swamp and oyerfowe5 a. ioSe''t,
thereby unfit for cultivation if any nv o,i ''-
TO the State by the act entitled . e'@''@
enable the state of Arkansas, and o,bar > .e
to reclaim the swamp lands with @
Limits" approved September the 9stb "a, G.'
will be excluded from the sale. ''
The offering Of the above lands NJ,
commenced on the day appointed, AMI NJ
proceed in the order in which they a. ~, Wy
tised, until the whole shall have 5svo "a
and the. sale thus closed but the sale soG
be kept open longer than two weeks, And '.
private entry of any of the lands will l.,,
United until after the expiration Of The w. ~,
weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city oi V,,
ington, this thirticth day of May, Amo Do.
ini one thousand eight hundred arG siyt7.,y
ABRAHAM LINC0Iy
BY THE President
J. NJ. EDMONDS,
Commissioner of the Lan} 0S-.
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FORr LHsvEVvoETn, Sept. lBtl(
kia ON.HA and brKLisoTos. {
lRereised Ell St. LOuis, Sept 10, locIJ)
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CITY RAILROAD RAPAClTN.

To The Ed.lOref The y Ir'6u'e
SIR: have watched with much pleasure during
seeu year. your consistent opposition TO- and fearless expo
.o Of the various schemes and .windiss by which we'll
dressed ,coundlr I'll thsir pocAets Cypress 'he '"s
olins poor and corrupt public mors in doing yea
h,v. Incurred the ter hatred OF lie millions who iatten d
aour.h on Slavery rum, gambling prostitution mock sue
lions, aud the political simony which peI'sees curt CITY, S'ae
and Nation.
Amons tho mu!tuee Of your enemies may fairly couhs
m ,, abroad corpotationI You coui not wink OF their
nt Facain, Ia the matter OF change bat au drSs them
besre tbs public a. You wond Floyd c Morgan 'o'hs' W"
ooh upon Darling with disgust the s"ts' SA'0 oU'
Chaylick smells gac in our no'tE's ane ale" m0'o
or delicate woman" by conductors in pursuit OF per Gems
rr.minu, will make long for corl.ssSa Oh User Inv
lesmess
pm q. an old subscrber to iurnsb one noe irs'Ancs
e railroad ,,p,ey BROTHER OF nins soldier and grad
mai. of Bull Run and Sails Bluff ef the Potomac ie" ass
evo ON his hrs. furou,h. and came lack 70 Ne" "
M. viii and child and TO sport his stripes nooS e''o
IN, b,til field. Tired hungry. and sleepy ne ''A
., an Ei.htn avenue at o'clock, p H. o. s'e'
pbt Having no change and not sSaie oil me peN
al Bill on Jersey City bank BIZ Is good oD'
Conductor niu.. nave silver o. solder ne'' raw
protests and refuses to leave car stopped anu
cor nrd driver give him his choice to leave or go
h.,,.n Having faced traitors In virsias wtboa' qDs
onr bravo soldier had to succumh to the traitors III
for be did With go home to his vi'e 0sa'0' e,r
so be LEI! tho car and u.god to bis uptown o,,g.a
worn and discouraged. Now. ST. hsa hs through the.
pnt bsyonet through ono sna case had he bceis
s,hs Of he.e rh been zoe ho would
drinkins manis yrTe J9fy ~ Of f.sid nj wona
wee h h. .sosS come Lin Our sS,'s "a, .as
10 Washmeton % u few days aia ,sa viii see bisa CO.
bill beO'e ne goes Ills n''n", ,.,s ,ldo s,road.
! And when be net - ao''
BAY / be tAcio" JOuN IRW1k
/ Hr,.Ysrs, Feb -. IsSA
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&c. FREMONT. Ma Gen. Commanding


HRAnQUARrEEs WssfERN DEPARTMENT
Lorfs. Sep.. Il. 1861.
Gel p. D. FowSsESp, A A. g.. Headquarters Of the Army
Washing on. ID. c.
have detached the 10th and 9th Illinois Reei-
uents under your requisiOn; they are IL Cincinnati
so-day Information Of the most reliable cbarac er
reaches me, that Gen. Johnston has arrived at CO.
lImbus, KY, ard taken command. lie j. threaten
Ing our lines with superior forces, be 'iuie
tne enemy, in separate bodies, numbering onward Of
$1,000 is lowering beween Lexington aud Boone
vile. l need all the troops here and expected
Ia-k the Department most urgently TO permit me TO
retain the remainder of the 5000 infantry called tor
ald TO substitute these for two regiments OF Illinois
cavalry, accepted by the War Department, aud
Phicn j aIn unable to arm. The other troops will
take away just many arms from ne, witch / can.
pd for some time replace.
J. C. Fremont Msjos.Ceneral COMMANDING
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BKoosvfELD, Sept az, 1861

TO N.Ior.G.n. }. FHEsosr
have Just arrived here from Quincy. and have
100 If orr men that were in the battle AZ Lexington;
900 more are ut Hamilton, 80 miles west OF lhls
Col. Mllligan surrendered at {. N. Friday water
,.pt of. The entire command after surrenderiu2
were dis.rtned; non commissioned officer and phi
vates worn and released Commissioned officers are
held az prironers. Federal loss. 3, killed and l20
wounded; Rebels |, 800 killed and wounded. send
proyi.ors forward to gallant soldiers that have
no, been fed for two days. They We're not re-
a,t,rcsd II. NJ PREsTIss.
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y. IIOIIfl 'tpl y I0lI' ,
GxsyKAL: Az Lexington surrounded on Friday,
and a combined attack on the rebel force viii be-
made without delay By my command, you are hereby
directed to prevent by all mesps the enemy erorsiag
the Missouri River; to coo crate with me upon my
sppro,cb. and TO keep ne, ~ advance, constantly
informed by frequent reports, OF the strength and
move nents OF the enemy.
&c FREMOSi, Msjor-Gsnersl Commanding
To Rrix iJ,erljrnrTal S1U RGIs.
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Vol. p page -. ,o,,
JgFiKasos CITY, Sept. u, l@L
To Major General FREMONT.
your communication Of tie Goth, directing me to
move forward, Just received. | am throw ine for
ward troops to Arrow Rock, Bonneville, and SRA
cuse, as fast as porsible. This l hsve been dong
since tue 18th. Troops cannot reach Lexington WI IT.
out some team. The harness for these arrived ~
part only night before last. Yesterday AL that could
be possbly gotten together were sent forward to
tlese different point; is leaving to-day, and
will continue to leave until eau move on Lexington.
JEFF. c. DAVIS. Acting Brsadi,r. General
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To Acting Brig Gen. JEFY. G. DAVE. Jefferson CITY;
Lexington surrendered on Friday afternoon ior
want of water. Hold Ge0rgetoen and Glisgow.
Sturgis will prevent the enemy crossing The river.
lane will watch kspsas City and defend 1t II At
t.ckad j. T.. EREMohT,
MAJOR General Commanding
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JKTyxRsoS CIR, Sept. y, 1861.

Rsliayie. L. ID. Fields Of Lexington, released
rrisoner from Prices army, here tonight, re2orts
il.hting a. Lexington Thur.day noon. Mulhgan
not ;hA.n; ,hinks il water holds ont lie il safe for
some dave vet Ii efficient aud prompt movements
re msde, be- may be sayed. Everything depends on
What we ca do in the next few days. McCulloch
,,t Monday IL Barton County, moving on Lexing-
ton. lie must be- drawing close on by this time.
Price. force estimated at nearly 10000.
TIlOS. L. PRICE.
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To Governor MoHToS
You did not state how many men you send In this
direcioo, or when they leave. Gen. Fremont tays
yon nuke misiake in sending men in the direction
Of Kentucky from your place, and urges all the men
to be sent here that you eau raiSe. Please Keep MN
posted. ID. U. RoSx'
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Humanitarian. WgsTaps ngP.tIsssT,

81. LOIIs- srps = IlbL
CryyeAL: Lexington having sur rendered, a COM
h;ned attack upon the rebels intestng the country
between Springfield and Lexingtoa will be made by
lie troops under NV cominsud without delay. You
are directed 10 watch the enemy narrowly IA posi-
bic TO hold Kansas Cry at all hazards aud TO keep
me constantly informed of his and yonr movements.
J. {. FREMONT MAJOR General Commanding
To Gen J. LASE Commanding at hsnsas City.
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tVo.. D y.
Hsipa..krss, NF'Tyrv DgIARTstSr

To erlg.disr.G,n Il. 81 PErsT.ss egircS ~
GySERAL: Your dispatch received. The Surgeons
Of nv staff and tho Sanitary Coml.s ion ARE directed
IN Communicate Will ,ou IN REGARD 10 the wounded.
Keen me fully in'oru cd u scts il relation 10 them,
40 ,b,t their wsnts may he provided for promptly
ss uorsibIe. j. &. FEIyoSr, Major General.
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JsffsSsos CrrI, Sep. ?, 1861.

JYfIEKsON CirT, Sep. p Dol.
To va OF General FREyoST.
P,ice has arrived, and / have turned over the
Home Guards and the Notifications to his charge
This will enable NE to move forward myse TO night
or tomorrow. II you are coming on tomorrow,
will proceed TO Arrow Root and start from there to
Marshal. II you do not come il Will be better for
me to start from Syracuse on tie march. Please
answer at ouce.
JEFF c. DAVIS Acting Brit. Gen, Commanding.
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A, .oon as obtained view Of tine several snoampments at
tou expressed the opinion that tile forces there
be moved scarcely any mems OF tau'-
narration were visible Gen. Hunter. second IN com
aud nversel freely with him He stated that there
a.. s-gt confusion aud that ecu Fremont was utterly 10.
compete II that HE division seaty scattered aud
IN. orre there presen defective in many rospees; that b.
hiu reqnea eu. that lie VAS undeI orde to
march IA 4, day aud Of his troops were already drawn
out on road His cavalry regiment SllssD had horses
aud indi. arms, bat uo squ N nts Ahe n,n hih 20
IA th,ir cartridges their vest pOcAeicousequeni5 "a
tneir hr Gays march from Jefferson City IN heavy ran
which fe tie csrtrdg-s destroyed. This msch 10
IN ti5 mlc.l ,ds mud road heavy ana it
VITA ans parallel TO toe raj road aud but t'e uiah.
from IT, The troops directed by Oen Fremont 10
~inant povous kDsI-aoks, aud without anSpoIsA.
.o up aud our troops we're y. ~,
nil night we're Wit lout food io - hours ana VIC" w
wa. RECEIVED Ia. beef fond TO be spoeu. ;,,.
DEN iluutor stated to hat he had JGs
report from on. Of bis Colonies Informing nm no o"s ss
IA o,t Of a hundred of hs pns would 30 on -,
- ,,, Il by f,rt fremont Ia Europe MI 0, re s.ae'
III, ,u She n,sn ut Loui,sile, mSde 70 NJ si a.
pl.t of TIE great iafuiOrty OF these tsiFe" or,.r
ID i he men o,dsrs 10 nle down he npplrs iieoh'eI
IT, ,ith Col ,~ords Assistant ors tefmistet p"nr," :"
800, il ,Y., t,,r si0fDia he s'ascI INA. VIZ sew
& N ruIoys with oon rfesnc" w1o'e 20 ''.a' "'s]S
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,6QuisrsRs ov TYR ARMY, I
w ...,,n,ns n r. Espt "a lihl. 4

Wswlsoro, ID. c., Sept h. lSol.
To MAJ Gen Fremont. Hesdqu.rters:
Your dispatch OF this day is received. The Presi'
dent glad you hasIeoing to the scene OF action
His words are, he expects you to repair the disaster
al Lexington without loss VI time.
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hEApsJAAThEs w fsILkt DEPARTMENT.
ST. LorI, Sept. II 1861
10 BrrsderGeneral JoHS Pore, Palmyra Ito folio" lin II
theTel.
Where are the lst and "a Ksns,sl Can the 5000
men referred TO in your Oh patches as coming iro1
ST. joseph 90 also to Lexington
}. C FREMONT. Major. General Commanding
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q, Gen. J. c. FREMONT.
Have sent forward Hovey's Regiment to LGuine.
Shall forward more as fast possible aud forward
supplies. Send Superintendent NJ, Kissock up at
ouce; he is entirely too slow.
J. {. DAVIS Colonel Conn ding
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JEFFKssoN CRY, Sept. 49, l66i
c.c. J.a BRADsHAw, A. @ NJ
Send forward teams, have not enough for camp
cnrposes. Forward thirty sets ot barnes snd eau
organize ths many te ms at once See saJ Neville,
AT Everett House for particulars.
jEtF c. DAVIS Colonel Commanding
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
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Gen. J. G. rrR,ovT. ,
Tie War Eagle ana Istan have iust returned; the
three Indiana regiments took pos, et5iOn Of all points
a. far as Glasgow but unfortunately for their repu-
taton a. soldiers their scouts fired into each other,
severely wonnding Mai. Tanner and several others,
and killing three they retook the steamer Sunshine
10 miles above Glasgow; The 26th Indiana proceeded
on for Lexington.
JRFg. c. DAVIS. Aerg Bro. Gen. Cory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04

can on Thursday. A regular ATTACK had mt hesn
ss,sde until Saturday. JEtr. &. DAVIS, Col.