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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27
War Meeting.
'''Aeu' o' He"'f ok are requested to assemble Ia
THE PARK,
SURROUNDING TIE CITY HALL.
OK WEDNEcn.y

~, TIE 27rH INSTANT, AT 4 O'CLOCK PM
lssco S "'u' '"s he'ioN
The country need. oil the ZEAL. all the POWER ,,,..
the LOYAL FEELING of ia Citigsn. \. anu -
ADOPTED. nAi'H AMI
The GREAT DUTIES which call for aclion at th, MOMENT
fIRsr-TO FILL UP the Veteran Regiments Of YewYo.A
Volunteers. We
sscoSp-To msis FULL RESPONSE to the State ca
for New Regiments.
TMKD-1s ORGANIZE AND FILL UP the CORCo-
RAN BRIGADE before the month expires
Our sister cities the discharge Of thea
duties Let the ANS YER be worthy Of the CommerciS
Metropolis.
Come together, then. people Of EewYork, GIVE YOUR
NtANS, your STRONG ARMS. sod yoH RESOLUTE
hEARrs 70 PR down REBRLLIoa, aud to UPEOLD THD
fLAG OF Tile LNIONI
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Attention, Recruits :-Lo0s 70 yoar own intere.ts.

Attention, Recruits !-Loos TO your own interests,
while deyo.m your services 20 your country
FOURTH IN. " BATTERY, Capt JAMES e SMITH.
This battery is IN the eld aud In the Battles Of
Yorktown Williamsburg Fair OaA., and Malvern Iiills
SIXTY GOOD MEN ARE WANTED to I'LL up the
ranks No trenches Dig No mgsket drills No knapsacks
heavy loads to carry GOOD pay, good Faons and sooa
officers.
, TEN DOLLARS EXTRA beside all Government Bous-
tie viii be paid in nand TO all recruit, ensins 10 tts
battery the Recruiting Station. No $50 HudsoGst, ~
order OF the IXth Ward committee
Corp JOHN =. THOMPSON. Recruiting Officer
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Ne~-York. Aug. IS. 1862.
Seorge Opdyk-,
Peter Cooper,
Aoram Wakeman.
Rooer, 7. Havs,
simeon Draper.
J snes. W. Fan.
J. A. Stevens, IT,,
Samuel 5. WyckoR,
fssierick Kapp.
John Z. Drylin.
David Bows & Co.,
A. q. Jerome.
La,trop. Luddington & Co.
Sullivan, Randolph 4 Budi,
Low, barinsn. Durlee & Co.
J X. Beebe Il Co.,
}. c. Howe & Co.,
". ID. Mangsm,
Townsead, Dye;t & Raymond
Herring & Co,
&. y. DambmaIn & Co.,
Slanhs.c, Wentworth & Co.,
J. hahn.
Aug. Wysel,
Rob,. Summon L Co.,
SimL Meiil.r,
J. III. Herrick,
Nath. r. Hubbard.
Jane, y. Bennett.
Garbutt. Black 4 HendricAs,
kuiderow, Jones 4 Co..
LougstIeet. Bradford & Co.
Henry Calhoun,
a. ". Enbree,
Henry n. Elliott,
Thomas brown,
Bee amin {. Bschmsn,
jos. frrloar.
CDas. h. Kent,
AleI Anderson.
Geo. s. Hatch.
Daniel II. Gregory,
VIM. n. Arthur.
Jas. ). Poihemus.
". @. King
y. +. Coflies,
Albert Il. Phillips,
NJ. o. Hart,
Chas. g. lyon.
q. q. u ung.
b. c. Croker.
Geo. Ross.
{. w. Burton,
L. Harsood.
J. Is. Vsfnum. jr.
J. X. Alb-rtson,
w. ". Reynolds,
W. D. " illisms
A. =. Tones.
l.. q. Fellows,
+. o. Pendexter,
Rufus h. Crane,
David bicAnsll,
P. W. Holmes,
Z. Benedict,
And 400
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Greclal Nciltcs.


Seventh - I'd, BROOKLYN, pepubiican A-aoci-
ntiou-,n sdi,8-,,i meeting Of ,h- Association b.
reid THURSDAY EvENING, Aa: ~ 1872 q; = o'o'oes in
son.'v :. II TURNER, President.
!. II PR,-r S'-cretr-y
Fielnas.
PRhNDRFTps PILLS
Cleans. ,he body spd the blood Tae, efficacy in Ulcers
ea that para wAieh decayus restored to bsssls
vigorous lie.
BRANDRETIrs PILLS by pllifsi .he systein .rf4et
renew III. lie o. IT, body.
IN Liver Ccmpalut Cosiyene. II Rheame'i'm I'D f'r
Fu.ac-. U.zlss cad Pain he He'd they nfssh.e
.sd with al. Be mii and easy 'ley give 70 trouble
GET NEW oTNIh
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
No 29I CANAL STREET, aad 80. J.UN4OS SQUARE
Watches and Jcyyclry
or ali descrit.ous. Gold lt e Ia hHI.iie cs', ~ Is
siss a. low a. % each warranted correct ;imeAreers or
sale ~ Gro. C ALLEN. No as Broad,ysy,
ono door below closls' fora. ~ -. u y $40
a Choice Lor of
STOCK ALE
,aa be had by a7Flygis;s '~ lcS ss.ty,.y
SMITH & BROEHER,
Brewers, l,.h-.t between Wen, IN -nd ata-a''.
NEW-iORh
A dine Tor al Extra STOUT. Tor ir,usa, aud bo,,iss
SMITH Z BRb4'tEE,
Br.uers latl-s;., 1.t,s',n 9Th a. i ftt sys
-noc,oi NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is salt.d % tls -t- -
o.pr the pate. Of the hrn of' ElI kEL hApt
90 Yno ", ~ do1r busiles. y tbs ci'y ~ H. Fiei%
md notice to The Jo1r,s Of Cor sIce hdtieseei to
ADAM &.
pou.rt A..ocia;ion. philn os!DbiI. Pa.--Siedi
'' y .aSi iRiEPPoRrs on sPERNItoERHlA or SEM
Val WFAkNrSs AID o,h.r Diseases Of tne SeSua
,r,.,. and on IN. NEW REMEDIES egpoyed IN .he Di.
r-n.arv ed letter euy-o.-s Ire = cnTs Al
de-. Dr. j. SKILLIS HOUGWrON Howard A.-o ia'iou.
No. South Ninth -. Phisa-iyt PTS. rs
The Tax ain,
NOW READY. In plmph.et Of .. pages on hie' "Hie
p.p.r BESIDE the bill whcl i, word tor word m ntce
:, a tho original text ap end tc az Aph leta keca
rituon o. every article 20 be taxed by p" la' ana me
,uog OF tine tax De- levied the Won Tr renders u "a
complete AMI orveurut as y j pos ole 20 mss, n
Price cents postpaid ~ per is y seat pyrA -Nr' -
ter no by mail Address TIE iSibl w Ne. YORK
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CAsAL ToLLs.-1he following is comparative
statement Of the tolls collected on the State Canals
showing all increase thus far this year over the re-
cep's icr The sane period last year Of nearly NIL
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Autbou battalion of Light Ar,ai'ory.LCAN-

NONGkRS, 40 YOCk POSTS. MAAS ann, 1n 49, (,
Of th. corps is full the second Sin bsSY of pes.S
- ~ 81 So. arm, Of tbs srrvic- Read the accounts o
III onr bate. and tie teeg RECT o aIti.y, q
Trns NO 59S BROADWAY. n. Y.
iH"'' r. W. " ILLAhD. Major Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

During the first AMI second weeks in August, 1902,
navigation was suspended on the Western Division
of the Erie Canal about seven days, in consequence
of the break at krowlesville.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

Insurance Against Drsft.-The NE"Fl Ohn
OF Nt,KAL INSOKtNIL OFFICE are now ,n' h;ss
adjust DRAFT, the favorable terms premium 's
y BIn.usance made IL all States where pfi' ha' o'e"
A,o At the solicitation Of many parties va, a.is =,
y,sr. lee to inure or md Substitutes io 81 Pi,n .
stance who shall mail Ia icsisiered , taswu "A
40 an any time before their names are ~e'-AN' ~'
a'ed plrty. - - ,.,.,,s v,shlas insurance. or
Offering substitutes ysFicE No 80 Broadway.
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Seventh ~ ,rd, BROOKLYN, Depubiican Aseoci.
ntiou-,n sdia8-n.i meeting 81 ,f Association VIZ D.
rsld THURSDAY EVENING, AI. - 1872 .; o'oioek in
store.roon on the south ride Of ig.9n. p s ~ VI
son-ty. = II -OHNhh' f4e''-'i'''
J. II PRs-r S--cre,r y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

army SnnSSsocIaTIoN No. o. Wili@n-.'.. conner -
az a,i1n has competed arr .nlehIs 90 pro
IedarIAl asr.ou, sho may be drafted intD ths
vains s. tinted sitss under the recent order o. 'se
srny OF ID. ~, are opsn the office. No ~
Secretary Oh "s4' w A. GktkNLEAs, cecy.
k,thaulst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

.s,,,,.,itules.-U y ARMY BANkiNG
Army ,,'s,.'ru nave beea made for pTOSling
"a - ,nsib Of Substitutes for persons who ma, 10
INIT - The recent oder OF the sceeay OF War. Ins
e'.ia i called from connection la basin.ss with &c
I've. ne sre., facilities or obtaining Substitutes ta-s
A{ s,st.in 20 be received and secured II deseItng
VIII NC RICHARDS hiNO,LAND, !.
Army and Navy Agent, No Broad. ole door sm Wsit'
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The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has es-
tablshed the following regulations IN regard to
individual s,amps for proprietary articles enumerated
ill Schedule of the Excise law:
First; Every proprietor can furnish design Tor
stamp, which, if approved, will be engraved W
the Government engravers at the cost OF the pro-
priet0r
SecOnd: In such cases the proprietor will he en-.
titled to the discount specified IN the l02i section oi
the Excise law:
Ihlrd Ii the designs DO not exceed the super
fetal area, thirteen sixteenths Of inch, for the
denomination oil one or two cent stamps, or sixty
three siXiy-iOurhs Of an inch for the denomination
of three four cent stamps, these being the eizes
established by the Office Tor the above specified de-
nominations, there will be additional charge to
purchasers. If. however, proprietors desire 10
increase the eze OF the stamps for the denominations
above mentioned then an additional charge will be
made for the cost additional Of paper and printing.
This additional charge will be ten cents per thousand
FOR stamps Of 81 inches superficial area, and pro-
portiona,e sum ror intermediate sizes.
Fourth: Every stamp must be rectangular IN
form.
Fifth, All dies and plates will be retaned by,
and be under the exclusive control OF the Govern
uent.
S,1M The general stamp must be Cancelled by
writing thereon the initials Of the proprietor OF The
samped article and the date OF cancelhg wnlie the
private stamp must be go affixed on the package
that on opening the SANE the stamp shall bs enec
tually destroyed
The Commissioner will be prepared to issue stamp
by the lei OF September for the articles known al
proprietary articles" specified 10 schedule
the Excise law. The manufactures Of such artcie
viii be GeQaiged ~ use tls general stamp until The!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-27

apklANCE-lnhis city, on Tuesday ug o. Isaac Adiance
he relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invites
to attend tho funeral Thursday At "a H. from hi late
residence No ~ East Twenyfth sire ct withou. further
invitation His remains will De taken Greenwood fol-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Special Notice.

In view Of the extremely low figures of
Produce, and the tightness Of thestimes gem
orally, the subscribers have concluded TO put
their immense stock of Merchandise into the
market cost prices for cash. This is no
dodge, and to convince you of our earnestness
in this matter, We subjoin list of prices, viz ::
CLOTHING. Erc.-Best prints ii cts. per yd );
best de lains % cts best striyes 1917 cts |;
heavysdemins Is cfs heavy shectings IL cts.
Buck Mittens IS cts. per pair; best kip boots
$3.50 per pair buffalo ove'shoes l, so la
dies shoes of all kinds from so cts TO l,50
children's boots and shoes at very low figures.
4 large lot of clothing that we are bound OF
SELL Good overcoats at $3.50, and all other
clothing in proportion.
GRoohRIEs.-Go sugar 10 cts per ID cof-
fee 90 candles 1915 saleatus ~ tobacco
80. Good Belcher's syrup go cts per gallon ];
matches cts. per box. Axes 81, and all 9Th
pr hardware incorporation. Rope, of all sizes,
49,. cts. per lb. ~
Citizens of Pierce and surrounding counties
please call and examine for yourselvcsl
Hig'.ost price in cash paid for Wheat.
BEARDsLEY d LYFoRr.
Prescott Dec IS. 1861 Stiff
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22

We publish, in another column, the
proceedings of county mass meeting,
held at the council room, in this place,
last Saturday evening. 1t will be seen
that delegates were appointed TO visit
the several towns of this county. with
petitions for the temporary removal of the
county seat to Prescott. The reasons for
doing this, as set forth at that time. may
be briefly stated: Should the county
seat remain where it is, it will necessitato
the erection Of county buildings, at an
expense, at the present deprecated value
of county orders. Of not less than twenty
thousand dollars; that in view of the
existing large Indebtedness Of the county,
and the civil war now in progress, Gre
atne immense expenditures for military
operations, we are not able to build, nor
will we likely be, for several years to
come; that Prescott has the most suitable
rooms in the county for Offices and
court purposes, which are offered to the
county, for three years, free of expense;
that the present site, though in the geo
graphical center of the county is far
from being in the business center, thus
discommoding the major part of the in
habitants having business to transact at
the county seat.
Still, tho majority of the people may
not look upon the matter in this light.
But Prescott has made her proposition
for the county scat, and we deem the
matter of sufficient interest to taxpayers
to merit their careful inv estigation.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
MADISON. Jan. 16, 1852.


DEAR BILL The business of tho
Legislature is opening in earnest, and
many important measures have been in
troduced, of which tho Madison papers
will have fully informed you.
1t appears to me, that the thing which
calls for special and devout thanksgiving
is the complete, unqualified success of the
Union Movement. The cloud, no bigger
than mans hand, has increased inn
mensely. The stone rejected by so many
of the political builders, has proved
corner stone indeed, and the edifce of
the State Government rests upon it. Tho
State Administration is Union, known,
recognized, elected as such, and in the
appointment Of clerks and subordinates
this principle has been fully carried out.
In the Legislature, but small minority
of tho Members were elected as Union
members, but both Senate and Assembly
are organized on Union basis. l be-
lieve the conviction is daily gaining
strength, that till this war is over, there
must be no test of political orthodoxy,
except an earnest honest support of the
| Government. Tho conviction is also
gaining ground among honest democrats,
that that portion of the democratic par
ty represented by the Milwaukee News,
and which now has tho control of the
party organization, is infinitely more anx-
ious to crush the republican party than
to crush out the rebellion.
Yesterday l heard one Of the leading
democrats of this State say, g have lost
faith in the democratic party. If man
is republican. ninety nine cases out of n
hundred he is loyal if he is democrat,
the chances arc that he is not loyal. y
This is doubtless too strong statement,
but there is truth in it. But let us wave
no party banners, shout no party cry,
wrangle over no party distinction while
this rebellion menaces the land, but all
loyal men, ignoring minor differences, act
in unison, in one grand Union party for
the salvation of the Union, and the bles-
sings of law, liberty, order and prosperi-
ty, of which it is the symbol.
Last evening DR.. BEARDsLET gave
supper to the Union members of the AS
sembly, and some other Northwestern
friends. 1t was an evening pleasantly
spent, and the toasts and responses called
out hearty applause. We joined in drink
ing champagne to the real union men,
and real pain to the sham union men.
The sleighing is good. 1t has been
very cold for the past few days,-2a de-
grees below zero.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
Resolution.

The following resolution was passed
by the common council of this city, ut q
special meeting held Monday evening,
Jan. 2Oth:-
Be it Resolued, by the common coun-
ell of the city of Prescott, lst, That the
city of Prescott do procure and furnish
to the county of Pierce, free of charge
to said county, for the term of thr G
years, suitable rooms in said city for all
Of the county officers of said county in
which to hold their said offices. and n
suitable room to be used by said county
as a court room, in which to hold all the
terms of the circuit and county courts OF
said county, for the fulfillment of which
the said city is hereby bound; pro0ad'd,
however, that the county seat of said
county be removed to the said city of
Prescott.
I'd. That the common council do here
by agree to convey to the county OF
Pierce the Public Square of said city, for
the purpose of erecting thereon court
house and other buildings, whenever the
said county shall see fit to use said pub
lie square for that purpose.
R. s. GRIFFIN, Acting Mayor.
w. T. HATCH, City Clerk.
Dated January Goth, 1862.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22

OLD SETTLERS MEETING.-The annual
Old Settlers Meeting, which came off Oh
Wednesday last, was well attended con-
sidering the severity of the weather, and
very pleasant time we had. Officers
were elected for the ensuing year, and
all business matters pertaining to the
Association, were performed in the ear
" part of the evening. AT o'clock the
address was delivered by Judge Fuller,
1t was well written, and interesting.
containing muay sharp hits and pleas
ant illusions. 1t contained some valua-
bic history of the early settlement Of this
country, and was in all respects well con
ceived. We shall publish it socn. After
the delivery of the Address the company
Immediately proceeded to the dining
room, where an excellent supper was
readily disposed of. immediately after
supper came toasts, music, speeches, etc,
which passed off in spirited manner.
Upon the conclusion of the exercises at
the table, the company Immediately as
sembled in the bali room and tripped the
" liobt fantastic toe }" till early morn.
On the whole, the meeting passed off
very pleasantly to all concerned, and the
Old Settlers went home, feeling that they
bad enjoyed s.proftable season." Next
week we shall publish the names of the
officers elected, and full report of the
proceedings, if possible. Hudson Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22

idence will work here if only the public
will be present. Why need we be ever
pointing to the East for example of thor
ough educational discipline, when we may
speedily have noble examples with our
selves. Wisconsin has legiSlatcd freely
and generously for her public schools; it
only remains that we, the people, do our
part. But we must have united, unset
fish action. That spirit which ever raises
tho apparent interest Of one-of any
child above the public good will be ia
tai. Our hopes rest on your generous
and intelligent public feeling.
L. B. left.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22

doomed to disappointment. They take
most dsmally doleful views of things in
general, and of the conduct of public af
fairs in particular. AS kind of balm
to their lacerated feelings, sort Of sooth-
or to their woun ded pride, I think of hav-
ing struck off in large type and posted in
public places, that stanza a:
Full many n rose is born to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air ;
Full many gem of purcst ray serene, etc.
/ may mention as local item, that
one H. A. TAYLOR, who, think, is con-
nected with small paper in Hudson, has
been hanging around here, and reomed
with me, and on bis departure, l found
that nay stock of good clothes had fear
fully diminished. You will quietly put
this in print, but say nothing about it, as
the young man has friends in that vicini-
ty. If you see him, and he is out of
"means," give him money enough to get
home, no more.
I may mention, that the AMERICAN
HOUSE here is good place to be at. To
sum up JEFF's excellences in one cumu-
latiye phrase, he "knows how to keep a
hotel" In addition too keeping hotel,
he publishes paper, three editions daily
The head OF the paper is American
House." Sub-head bill of Fare" 1t
is mainly filed with "Iocal items" and
Iperuse it with the greatest pleasure.
L. 4. I.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
: If there are any of our citizens

- If there are any of our citizens
who like a frst-rate supper, they can have
an opportunity of enjoying one-by pay
inc for ito be given by the Sewing So
ciety &C this place, this "wednesday
evening. The proceeds go towards pro-
viding material for another box of cloth
ING to be sent to the volunteers. And
" hat better desert would person need
while partaking Of bountiful meal, than
the consciousness, that by so doing, he
was indirectly helping the good cause
along. Admitianco 25 cents, which en-
titles every one to his supper Oysters,
icc-crcam, etc.: extra. Let there be a
general turnout.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
THIRD DAY.

o'clock, A. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Minutes were read and approved.
A memorial to the legislature, asking
assistance in the adjustment of our taxes,
was adopted.
The clerk was instructed to set the
minutes published in condensed form.
Minutes of the session we.e reviewed,
corrected, and approved.
And the Board adjourned to meet on
the eth day of February next.
OSBORN SrRAHL, Clerk Of Board.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22

- The contested seat in Congress be-.
tween John NJ. Butler, Republican, and
William E. Lehman, Democrat, fron, Tho
lst Pennsylvania district (Phiiadelphia) j,
has been decided in favor Of the former.
Lehman has been occupying the seat,and
Il thus ousset,,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
ID I e ID

In Prescott, Jan. IS, HANNAH LCELLA, in
FAINT daughter of G. w. and NJ. A. Month";
ruY, aged months and days.
LULA! peaceful be thy slumber.
Der thee gentle dews shall weep.
Bright-wingcd birds, tuneful number,
Shall a plaintive chorus keep.
Wide the plain is spread around thee.
Lying in thy pallid sleep;
But a wider Heaven hath bound thee.
For an angel shall we weep? II.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-01-22
Minutes Of Mass Meeting On the
County Seat Question.

Pursuant to a call issued on the 10th
inst, large number of our citizens as
sembled at the council room, notwith-
standing tho severe snowstorm raging
without.
The meeting was called to order by
Mr.. Barnard, and G. NJ. Oakley was cho-
sen Chairman, and Irving Todd, Secro.
tary.
Mr.. Barnard made u few remarks, and
was followed by Mr.. Button, who stated
the object of the meeting at some length:
that it was to have general talk on the
county scat subject, with reference to cir
culating petitions to the Legislature for
bill to enable the people Of this county
to vote on the question of its removal
from its present locality; that, in view of
the present Indebtedness of the county,
and the unsettled condition of the coun-
ry, we would not be able to erect suita-
bic buildings for tho next two or three
years; that, when we did bull, we hal
pride enough to put up buildings equal
to those of our nsighboring counties,
and, with the present deprecated value
of county orders, it was impossible to do
SO, without enormous taxation: that wo
are willing to support the government,
pay our taxes, but do not wish to be
burdened.
After variety of plans had been sug-
gested, discussed, and withdrawn, tha
following motion, introduced by Mr..
Button, prevailed -
RESOLVED, That ono delegate be 'ar,
pointed, from this meeting, to visit each
town IN the county, to circulate petitions
for the removal of the county seat to
Prescott.
In accordance with this, the following
delegates were appointed for tue several
towns
G. II. Miller Maiden Rock.
N. Redmon, Prescott.
H. A. Jay Martel.
A. FL. Young, River Falls.
James Swem,-Oak Grove.
j. G. Button, Clifton.
G.. M. Oakley, Trimbelle.
L. Smith Perry and FL Paso
J. R. Lyford, Diamond Bluff.
G. A. Dill ,-Hartland Trenton. and
Isabel.
d. S. Smith and S. Collins were ap-
pointed to draft the petitions.
On motion of Mr.. Barnard, this dele
CATION is to meet at this place one week
from tonight to report.
Messrs. Newell and Red.non were an
pointed committee to raise funds for
necessary expenses incurred by delegates.
1t was moved that the delegates start
out ON Tuesday morning.
Adjourned to meet at the council room
one week from to night.
G. M. OAKLEY, Chairman.
IRVING ToDD, Secretary.
Prescott, Jan. IS, 1862.