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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-05-05
NOTICE.

To WeIlinstoA Noss@an 4 Bennett Whitner, part
nen. Ac.. - Wellington EoAsman Co.. 6nsan C.
whitney ana kaymonA whitney, DeseDdsAts;
Yau and each Of you are herrby notified thas there
II nov ft 70 The Uc< VI the Clerk tEo Disyiss
Court Of Lse county. 0ea, At keokuk pesatien Of
n. ID. woodward i Co, claiming Of you, Wsaiingtou
Aeeu0nA - q. The mn ~ I've HsnAssA Dollars,
With zen per cent inserca per annsn, IRON the 9Th Of
May. l65e, - money due on your note. sscsrsd BY
Whtaey also oiAiming against each 81 yoa thu fire
closure Of said mostgAas- the same being upon lot
eight EEL block [3a In ID. W. EiIbourHcs addition 10
thr city ~ ksoiuk u bee county, Iywa fsr the pur
chase no4sy5 asA af0Tther aaki4x CT sale Of said
prcnlses, and general relief And pnieas on appear
and sssSon cid pat1les bsfese nosA Il the sse
ona day Of Me ne1l tern Of said Court, c1mmsncs
II ksokak on the fst Monday Of SersembsT D. leoe
1sfsuit viii ~ entered against you, and indemsns
rendered shssesa prassd Tor 10 ssaA pstA ies-
II kCO4I HOW HLL
nay3-d AMY for Plaintiff
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THE GATE CITY.


AS the Infamous Vallandigham has re
gently been con the rampage" and de
nounced Senator Benjamin r. Wade ~ =
liar and scoupdrel, because he said the
pro-slavery, would be. democratic leader
had NO sympathy with the government lu
its efforts 20 subdue the rebellion, let the
following from Paducah correspondent
Of the Tribune bear witness
1" A few days since / came across the
printed minutes of southern rights mcdt'
ing held in this place in August last -
Among the resolutions was the following ,
" Reso,ced, That the Hon. l.. w. Pow.
ell and the Hon. Jno. G. Breckinridge,
our Senator'S, and the Hon. Henry G. Bur-
nett, our Representative in Congress, The
heroic Vallandigham, and the patriotic
little band who stood by the.n, deserve
for their patriotism and boldness in stand
ing up in the midst Of an armed mob and
denouncing the war waged by Lincoln =
illegal and unconstitutional, our warmest
appreciation and admiration for their gal
liant conduct y
Now if that resolution is not to the
point, what isl II places the "heroic"
Senator in exactly the right crowd. We
know where Powell, Breckenridge and
Burnett stand. and if Valhndigham was
not a coward as we'll as traitor, he to-
day would be with his nbosom friend
Breckenridge. A natural antipathy to
gunpowder prevents his seeking infamous
notoriety in that quarter. and he prefers
the safer but not less traitorous work of
aiding the rebels BY staying At home and
endeavoring to organize party in the
north, who win obstruct and hinder as
mach - possible the endeavors Of loyal
men. How he is succeeding may be
learned from the following extracts from
Washington correspondent of the jour
male !
This attempt Of Valandigham, Sto.
rey 4 Co., to re-organixe the democratic
party on the old pro-s!avery basis, which
always defeated Douglas, 10 played out
efectually. The Douglas Democrats will
see the peculiar institution in very warm
place first, especially the thousands that
are in the army, and the thousands who
are MOURNING the loss of relatives in their
efforts to maintain the Union as their
fathers transmitted it to them"
Let the people but judge, and we are
confident that the traitorous Congressman
will meet the infamy his previous course
fully deserves. And yet-though thank
God they arc few-this man has his wor
shippers among us. By what name shall
We call them L Bloomington Panta-
graph.
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NOTICE.

To Harris Munson, Chas Higgins, John Sss-
art, Adntnlstrstpr of James starr, deceased, and
ThAddeus W stuart, deceased -
Yoa and oaaA Of Joe. IRE hereby n0tt1ed hat there
10 now ale IN the once VI the Clerk Of The Detrct
Court " Lac scnu10. Laws, g Keokuk pest11en "
Hiram barney claiming u yDu. Harris Muns0n, IN
sam Or EsnAsesn Hundrt0 DoiiAsa WITH tsa pes cent
interest per annum, payable annually, noney 1as
% movt4S9s made ~ ye0 to Chas. Msroa- asA since
Assgned 10 raid Hiram barney dated 21st May. 1857
also claiming sEninst each 81 yOa the @sufe OF
said mortgage, ths ssDs bsing spos the esst hsr
sss .sss ssaais zfs IN tss HesAAsfst ssrss ct th#
fractional north est qusrter OF section (1u In
asp eS ncstA range Isl vsst bounded sAuss heatn-
ning d point 30 rods east Of the nrhwsst ~
aid quarter seetion sheH - roA, then scuth 20
rods then 20 rods thence north - rods, to the
piscs Of beenDtn9 IN Les county, lava, tor ~ uvs
chase money; aud further Asking for sale Of ssid
pfeOlaes, snd oaDefAf r0EDf And uniens y0u appear
and answer said petition before Of the sec
onA day ~ The nSxt tssm n sstA CoSfs - comna
ss Krokuk on the lst Monday Of EApsembsr, A. ~
1902 desask viii b entered ag.tss yoa. and judg
men rendered thereon prayed for in said petition.
b. OCO17 HOW'LL,
mayl-d Ast'y-fW riasniin
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To G Wyro6 Vim Thimpasn, EIx. Hale 4 Co, II
y ReynSidA. II y Yostet. George Foster Rssd Gut
Ter Co., ruben Asrbins. and Sam1 Boatman 81
Yon, and ssch Of ron, hereby notified hat there
10 fle IN the o8ce Of the Clark Tie Disrct
QpHr e Lee cOnntt, Iowa, It Ksetnk, petition Of
Hiram Barney claiming Of yuu, I. G. WycoA. she sum
~ Twentg-Avs HSslred Dollars, with len per rent
interest per annum, payable annually, ~ mooney due
% two oesiAin mort nass nads ~ pom 10 CAAs. Ma
son, dated October ia 1855, also eislnIng aGalSss
each you the foreclosure Of aid ndvoses tAD sas
being losf11 three block t3l three III Masonss
upper addition ~ ihs city Of ksobuk, m Lss county,
Iowa for the purchase moneys and further asking for
6Aeae Of said Premises, Ind Renefal relof: And nm
1s you appear md answer sid petition befnrs
1905 of ~ second dAy ri the nsxt arn II sid Court
TO smmsnca 1t Keokue on ih6 lei M1tdey or eptsm
~, 4, y, l6o2 defsSt will y enssred sgains you.
md judgment rendered therson paysd Iof u said
pst1otoas ys4 n. 1CoJT nOW1zI,
msyl-d Au'y for Plaintiff
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70 David whits, Wn 1uddick, nstes, L Brown,
1 R1begs HnmiliDn, IN john T6marf: ,&a
Won, md sch n re-, ase hsrseY notiAsd THIS there
10 now On Ne ID ~ Aca 81 ~ Clesk ~ - Diries
GuGn Af L. celDtv ,loV4, - xsekuk. petAion Of
Hiram nesnsy, stainine a you, DssA white The sum
Of Thirty nSe hundps4 lAss. w4k tea pr cent IN
tsrsst psFaapaN. ~ - annually ~ money due oe
nosisags na1e ~ yea y Chss na.on, and nncs A.
dened 10 - Hiss1 AsSsy. datsA NE 1gtA Of Fsb-
ruasy M .slee Claiming oA1et each 81 yoa the fore
ei01urs o. s6iA moSsenSs. The same bslnS Upon the
nss Nd (the nerh hal9 81 let alss lot fl4l In
Keoktk II Lee aonnty Isws, for pursAass money;
sH8 fuyther anhlag for aal6 ~ saiA pseMisea aaA
esAesQl Fstssf; Ana saiesa yOu appear ara Answet
the next tArm Of aaiA Court 10 commence 1t Keckah
ON the ~ o1ea1ov ~ 6epeebef, p. l60e, Default
will - sntersd syetna yss! sna 5uasnsut rsndered
81 - \. -. 40 M q. SCOTT HOWELL.
{ mayl-d Atty Tor f1aintiG.
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John B. BLAIR,
(ssessssosao Blair Il Mcintyre. J

John 3. BLAIR,
(assssssosso blair 4 Mclntyre.)
3: :s-ss....ss==uur ss---r=,z-
sS
UN.UER TAKER,
On west .ade q Tiad sssses, second doorrep John
son, Ksok1h. Iowa. ny2ldly
I EIGHTON HOUSE,
Jshnssn and ,rhira streets.
xIOxUx, IOWA.
r.. :rs.s.,... as.!as ..: s:s:e,ss: ~
prepared 70 Anterain tks stmns Of lows and trsy
elen generally, In manner which Pc trusts Win be
ss IL .ss s. :st i.
who may visss Ksokuk s. bsssssss. S.,
minssion % .odate, and rssseosbie charges ire
indacenonts for patronage u sAs establtshaenA 81
.A''' = p'es n.r 3 fs ako s:sssss VIRGINS
aApsls-4Imo SIT a.s IN q. q. -
CRAVING SAIGON.
Il. AsPagA hes 1sysa ists Ne rssn Formally
occupied by O6n1r, on Tkifd.st.
shaving ana 0sis Cutting desc with nsatness naA
Asspars.s roea has been lttsa up Tor LaAAsaal
Ucs..o. .r... rs.axlt.a .o cali: l.hs4 !,
RICHMOND HOUSE, b
CMrCA0o, ILL.,
Csrssv u ssssA Rxw - lataakssa lsass.
TIL. v.li sne.a s.d poSshr 'Hsssl 4 - sada'
- - uuu,.u,uvS r ~ q 8
the. Will. 4 3. xsi House.. csss.Ss.. ia w.s.
Hoass, Cincinnati. Ohis. they rssreefally ask for
esntlnssnee 81 the assurisS thsir pstress IN
ne ..RasA.ssA"sailsssssSssssds - sAe.ess libssa
rERMs, % PET Aay.
KEOKUK BOOK-BlNDERY,
Blank DOok Manufactory
Blank Dseks nsAsaad rsleat 70 anyrsduiredp.aeer.
C0nst Records s6esties ~ Desksss, Asnosss nes6o
r:,l nssss: A., e.. ssss,.s.A s.Aest :ssiss
ny sias..s iii s.tossS II sscsa. !. s,illi..
sses,l ISAAC n PI1AGs.
NEW BOOKS. !
ne sh.ao. II Ne Hoas., ,, John sasassss,
1ROwAxlL's beek stsre. 4
teh7-6 Cor. Natn ard Tonrth 81
GUGAR9, TEAS AND COFFEE0
spsessas iev. ,.
ss.ll-A sA1'L POLLOCK.
q cHOOL BOOKS.
a asv s..pi,ea s ~,
neoszsyt Rsadsn. ns~ and old Series,
Ac0 10eyN opellsv,
Ac1n1Iyt Primers,
rfnuoh 0nnmaS. primary md anylilicai
6syl AlgEerass psxt ~ AnalA
| knysD AfnAOetics part lot. "a md "a
49, n. w. wKaccrT,
! nasl-d Nain stress, "a $50 lsSS1 -.
| HONEY soAP,
/ Lov Don's Gsnsias.
/ For salwby RODERf1ON MeoUGyN.
sPris-d
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

To WIN Asuiltoa, ST., Vim Slater, Jshn Light, Nor
timer Henderson. Wesley harrison, n Moore. and
Wn6olieSs. s@ts 81 gf sa Ege4@
You and eAsh OF you IRE hereby notAed that thsss
. INV nls in ~ oes ~ ~ cissk Of the District
Court Of Les county. lows, Of Ksoknks petition "
Hiram Baracy clAtMaax Ut ysuy Wn. HaniitoA, ST..
~ sum y Thres Hundred and fifty Dollar. With
- m0Bey dae meftEage made by ron h sAla
Hiram nsrney. datsa eth u AasCA e6 alss Clsis.
Ing against each os You the foreIosure Of raid mo.
EaEe. thc same being upon triangular FsSe ~ lanA
Of IS acres moro less In the sesthwesf qssssef u
aoeslen also Tie south hall Of The soutAsss qaS
Ter OF the northeast Quartev or section f341 chnin
Inn - sesss, III n sewnship EG7l neetAs Aa1sS vsss
In Lee county, lows. fsv the purchase money; and
fsr mr. ssktse ~ AssIe ~ ao pss1issa aal assnl
reiief And unless you appear and answer said petit
ton befa9c The second Day sf the next term Of
said Cost. TO Commence II keokuk the Ist Monday
Il SopssDAes, =. p. lSdg, default will 10 entered
against and JUDGMENT rendered thcI
Or IN sid petition II. SCOTT HOW'LL.
mayI-d Att'y Tor Plaintiff.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26
Worse than we Thought.

Bad rs The conduct Of the rebels has
boon from the first, we are somewhat rs
tenished to learn, as we do from official
source, that whenever they parole pris-
oners now, ihey not only require them
not to bear arms against the Southern
COME lsracy, but demand, as condition
Of their release, that they shall take no
part in fighting the Indians.
This is lnonstrous. We need notdwell
upon the shocking barbarities perpetra-
ted by the Indians in Minnesota and Ne
braska.
1t was several weeks ago that there
was much Indian testimony and also 9TH
er testimony establishing the fact that
the awful Indian butcheries upon our
frontier were directly irstigated by rebel
emissaries, being part Of regular and
systematized plan of the Confederat
Government for inficting all possible in.
jury, by whatever means. upon the PEG.
pie of the United States. Even if sucl
testimony did not exist, the requisitiol
madesby the rebels in the giving of pa,
roles that tho paroled men shall do moth
ing toward the suppression of Indian
massacres would show conclusively to al
minds that those hellish midnight horI
rors are part and parcel of the Southern
rebellion. Louisville Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

AS there is a great discrepancy be-
tween the amount of tax levied last year
aud the amount collected together with
the amount of available tax certificates
accrued from the sale of lands for said
tax it may be proper to state that this
discrepancy arises from two causes.
FIRST: there is Of tax certificates deriy-
ed from the land sale about 100000,
pominally worthless-at any rate net to
be accounted in the available resources of
the county. the same being on obscure
AMI worthless village property which IN
all probability will never be redeemed.
Thissevil, it IS believed, can be mostly
remedied in the future, under authority
of recent act of the Legislature.
Secondly: the Wholesale fofeiture of
the University lands of the county has
absorbed about 53, 900 of our last years
taxes. SAID lands were taxed as other
lands and the tax not paid and the lands
mostly have reverted to the State. Con-
sequentIy the tax is lost to the county
This evil can only be romedied by a re-
duction in the price of said lands.
In 1861 for the first quarter after
said lands were returned to Madison by
the Co. Treasurer, the county received
$4,000 taxes paid in to them.
This year for the first quarter only
$lo5,OO was received from the same
source.
The following resolution was adopted
Resol0cd, That we hereby levy Co.
tax on the taxable property Of the coun-
ty for the year 1862 of ten thousand four
hundred and seventy five dollars-$1o,-
475,00.
Here resolution was adopted appor-
tioning all the different taxes in tabular
form.
The per diem and mileage of the
members was computed and orders issued
for the same as follows:
CD Cox S 9,44
n S Dunbar 1910
j Fuller $50
The minutes were read and approved +,
and the Board adjourned 20 meet on the
18th day of May, 1868.
y. STRAHL, Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26
The Power of Love

Amid the gloom and travail Of exist
ence suddenly to behold beautiful be-
ing, and as imstautaneousy to feel an
overw helming conviction that with that
fair form forever our destiny must be en-
twined- that there is no more Joy, but
in her joy, no sorrow but when she
greives, that in her sigh of love, in her
smiles Of fondness. hereafter is all bliss
to feel our flaunty ambition fade away
ike shrivelled goard before oar vision !;
TO feel fame and posterity a lie; and to
be prepared at once for the great
object, to forfeit and fling away our for
mer hopes, ties, schemes, views; to vio-
late in her favor every duty of society
this lover, and this is love. Magnifi-
cent, a sublime, divine sentiment. An
immortal flame burns in the breast of the
man who adores and is adored. He is
an eternal being. The schemes and strug-
giles of mankind are, in bis thinking, but
the anxieties Of pigmies and the fantastic
al achievements Of apes. Nothing can
subdue him. He laughs alike at loss of
fortune, loss of friends, loss of character.
The deeds and thoughts Of men are to
him equally Indifferent. He does not
m ngle in. their paths of callous hustle
or hold himself responsible to the airy
impostures before which they bow down.
He is lna riner who, in the sea of life,
keeps his gaze fixedIy on single star;
and if that does not shine, he let's % to
the rudder, and glories when his barque
descendS into the bottomless gulf.--D'
Israeli
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

Tho following resolution was adop
ted:
Loesolyed, That we hereby Icvy n State
tax Of five thousand three hundred and
forty-eigbt and 68-lO0 dollars, (s5, 348,
G8) on the property of the county for
the current year 1862. f....
The county clerks report was examin-
ed +. together with the vouchers, aud found
correct; also the clerks report on the
volunteer fund was found correct.
The following resnIut on was ,adop
ted
Pssolsed, That we hereby establish
the salary of the Clerk of the Board OF
Supervisors for the term commencing on
the first Monday If January next, at five
hundred dollars per year, to DC paid at
the end Of each three months during the
term. Also, the following /:
Resoieed, That we hereby fix the saIa-
nv of the District Attorney elect, for the
term commencing on the first Monday of
January next, at three hundred and fftv
dollars (S350,00t per year, to be paid Mt
the end of each three months during the
term.
On motion, adjourned until one o'clock
Pm.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and'made out the jury list for the
ensuing year. .e
Adjourned until s O'Clock tomorrow
morning. 'as' -
THIRD DAY, NOV. 10.
Board met. The minutes from the
beginning of the session, were read and
approved.
The County Treasurer, delivered or
ders and court certificates to the Beard
amounting to sl,s3s IS, which were
cancelled aud burned in presence of tho
Board. -
Adjourned until O'Clock p. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Accounts were presented and disposed of
rs follows 80 -.t..~ -. s.
No 20 Exard Jock, witness, Sc 10
50 so allowed.
I'll Henry l. Johnson, 6 45
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

END OF BAD MAN-Gen. Van Dorm
was once great favorite in our army.
and the Nashville Union has been told
by one of his former companions in arms
that he was regarded as one of the
most accomplished aud brave of the reb-
ell officers. He became miserable de-
based creature, having degraded himself
socially years before he became traitor.
While in the United States service he
deserted bis young wife, a lovely and ac-
complished Mississippi girl, aud took up
n vulgar, ignorant-woman, from the low
est walks of life. He had formerly been
popular but when this event occurred,
bis brother officers and former associates
forsook him entirely, and refused to re-
cognize him any further. Hesank lower
and lower, until he reached the bsttom
Of mo.al degradation by joining tho re-
beilion, aud he died by tho hands of
fellow traitor in q bra vi, which be origi-
patad s*~~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

GENERAL General Nathaniel
Lyon, whose sad and unthnely loss il
Missouri was such blow to the Union
cause, is thus sketched by the editor of
the Richmond Examiner:
General Lyon was an able and n
dangerous mana man Of the times,
who appreciated the force of audacity
and quick decision in q revolutionary
war. To military education and talent,
he united rare energy and promptitude
No doubts or scruples unsettled his
mind. A Conn ecticut Yankee, without
a trace Of chivalric feeling or personal
sensibility-one Of those who submit to
insult with indifference, yet are brave on
the field, and was this exception to the
politics of tho late regular army of the
United States, that he was an unnlitiga-
ted, undisguised, and fanatical abolition
ist:"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

S1oEL's OPINIoN.-Gen. Sigel is q
joker as well as fighter. High private
John Murray, of Capt. jerks comfy,
18th regiment, writes to friend in this
village that Sigel was recently asked if
he could take Richmond. He replied
that he could with single one of his re-
ments. He said that he weuld lead the
l36th N. 7. up to within three miles of
the rebel capital-let them camp there
over night, and they would steal it before
morning! We judge from this fact that
our boys are in favor of the confisication
act Warsaw Neac Yorker.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

-"What do yon mean by cat and
dog life 2" said husband to his angry
wife. "Look at Carlo and Kitty asleep
on the rug together. | wish men lived
half as peaceable with their wives"
"Stop," said the lafayette them together,
and then see how they will agree"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

= Prentice says when we hear of reb-
81 troops being completely '.hemmed in"
we can hardly help responding-'ahem,
As for bags, the rebels generally give us
the bag to hold, but not with themselves
in it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

= Mrs Darlington told Bemus the
other day, in confidence, that young
man had PERMITTED infanticide by blow
ING out his brains. while in state of de-
licious tremendous, and the coroner was
holding a conquest over lis remainder.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

Drafted Among the twenty two
persons drafted in the city of Racine are
two alderman. In Washington county
Hon, Mr.. Frisbie, who was Candidate for
Speaker in 1851, was drafted.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

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Every Mother, Dressmaker, Milliner, and La
DIV should have it Published Quarterly. al
4i3 Broadway. New York; sold everywhere
or sent by mail at rs cents. Yearly ST, with
a valuable premium.
The Summer number now ready 1-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

SUNK The steamer Denmark, from
St. Paul. bound to st. Louis. sunk at
the head Of Atlas Island, below Keokuk
on the night of Teusday 18th inst.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

On motI0n, adIOumed tIIl O'CLOCK To-
morrow morning.
SECOND DAY.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The following resolution was adop-
ted
Resolged, That we hereby levy Co.
school tax upon the several towns and
wards of the county for tho year 1862,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

Amounting to Sl,355,O6
besides interest and costs; and said sew
eral judgments remain unpaid at this
time. @. STRAHL,
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors.
o. Strahl. Clerk of the Board of Su-
peryisors, rs agent OF the volunteers
fund. reported that lie had received 81
5OS,00 in orders from the county, end
paid out the full amount, exhibiting
vouchers for The same.
O. StrRl, Cierk, also reported that he
had received SPLITS into his hands for
contingencies, to-wit: Wood, lights,
fixing court room, jury rooms, rents for
offices, etc and that he had expended OF
the Same $l82,33, leaving balance on
hand of $39,42.
The following resolution was adop-
ted
Wh6Teas, at the annual session of the
Board, \. D. 1861, the sum of iwo' hun
,lred dollars was estimated in the county
tax for the year 1862, as salary for the
clerk of the circuit court for the year
1862,
Re8olpea, That the said sum of two
hundred dollars be and the same is here,
by appropriated to the clerk of the CIR
cult court for the year 1862.
The following accounts were allow ::
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26
To the ewes of our rebels, n VIC

= TO the eyes of our rebels,a year
ago the Southern Confedracy was a
charming and angelic young creature
Now her .votaries see her rags, with her
teeth dropped out, her wig fallen from
her head, and all the paint rubbed from
her haggard face.--LouisriAe Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26

- Seventy three members of the Bos-
ton Printers Union have joined either
tho army or the navy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-11-26
M E r G II A n 7 s =.
Fl O T E L S.
KILBOURN HOUSE,

J. Med. SMITH, proprietor,
Levee street, Prescott, Wisconlin.
Largest and Best Hotel in the CITY, and
convenient for all travellers going to OF COM
ing from the Boats.
Prescott, May IL, 1861. n2u