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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Nav York. June Is.

s.--. The sRait;rnnna "A rf.ican Of Monday
SAYS the most reliable informa1io' 80
been able to obtain il to the to.lo~ln9 a.
feet: An attsc was made on Saturday
morning on sn all force Of our men ~
Penysyille under Nc Reynolds, Of which
the lst Maryland Battery formed part.
They fell back before superior numbers
and joined Gen. Milroy at Winchester al
ter sharp engagement, of which the re-
suits are unknown. At the same time
Winchester was attacked in front frem
the south BY force reported to be un-
der command Of Ewell, the successor OF
Stonewajl jackson. The troops that made
the attack at Perrysville are reported to
he under command Of Gen. Trimble. A
third force, after this encounter, is said
to have captured detachment OF our
men at Bunker Hill and then moved ON
Martinsburg. At p IN. yesterday they
demanded the surrender of Martinsburg.
giving IS minutes for tho women and
children to leave town Gen. Tyler, who
commands at Martinsburg, refused to
surrender and IN artillery fight ensued.
AT II O'Clock last night the wires were
broken between Hsrper's Ferry and Mar.
t.nsburg, and what occurred after that is
unknown
A battle was also IN progress at Win
chester yesterday y, the result Of which Il
unknown.
Gen. Milroy repulsed Ewell on Satur-
day and said he could hold out until rein
forcements reached him. II unable to
hold his position he would have to fall
back on the line 70 Romney, as the Har-
-per's- Ferry and Aarsissbsrg sosas are
bald by ths enssV. s cfAya5
TIE estimates of the rebel force In the
valley are SO wids apart that they form NC
reliable data for any conclusion. No dam.
ago wss done ID the Baltimore Il Ohio
railrosd rs far ID known, No cars or y,
comotives on the line ase exposed 10 cap
ture. Orders were sent to the OK posed
front yesterday, and no less than seventy
locomotives aud scufe LOO cars were
brought to Baltimore Ia satisfy. AS q
precautionary m easure no trims will be
run beyond HarPer's Ferry for the pres
emit.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

Headquarters, four miles in rear oil
vickeburg, juno 10.
The seige is still prosecuted with more
firing. During the past two days, several
guns have been silenced by our batteries,
and sharpshootsrs, and dsserier avs the
garrison is on the point Of mutiny, being
DESTROYS Of fighting its way out 70 Ohm
ston. to which the chief officers will not
consent.
All the previous reports Of destitution
are confirmed.
The rebels occupy satartia, and Yaz 90
City.
Full accounts from Milliken's Bond,
make our loss in Sundays bsttle killed,
100, and wounded 1855, Col. Lieb, and 8
officers wounded, and four Lieutenants
killed, in comnand Of niger troops.
The blacks are admitted to have fought
with great bravery after the black hsg
was raised. killing every rebel they
reached. The rebel brigade was under
General Mccullough, who was mcrtaIlv
wounded. Col Allen was killed, and
Col. Fitshugh believed to be prisoner
in our hands. Rebsl loss in killed 10
On Tuesday the enemy appeared ID
force. II 10 believed to be their inten
tion to reinforce. Vicksburg aud crosx
supplies to the rebels. and they are com :.
mnn'cating from the city 10 Dssoso
Point.
Navigation on the Mississippi i be-.
coming marc haxardous.
Nosronbls experisnced from Johnstoa
yet. @
Predictions ara vain abost the Gu Of
Visksharg. Thslnoastsr % dagzsn. i
$685. a
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Harrisburg, June i6-1 /. m

Everything is gloomy here. The indi-
cations are tAa, the rebels will be in sight
Of here by to morrow. 10 the absence Of
troops to stay the advance Of the rebels
the destruction of ell the bridges along the
Snsqnchannah is inevitable. . 80
AZ fast as troops reach here they are
sent 10 the diherent fords on the river,
whers works are being constructed.
The attempts to get troops from Wash
ington have failed, and all the energy oil
the State must be directed toward arrest.
ing the rebels.
There is no hope Of holding the country
south of the Susquehsnnsh.
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Movements of Hooker and
Lee.
Meeting Of the State Con-
ventiOn Of Missouri. i.
New FORK June l6.

ANSW Va ouuS w.
II is ascertained that Hooker left the
station near Falmouth on the morniog Of
the I4th, and proceeded toward Dam
fries, where there was q rest Tor the
night Early Monday morning they pro-
ceeded on their road to Fairfax Station.
where they probably arrived on Monday
night
Previous to the departure of Hooker.
the 9Th Corps, which laid upon both
baskt of the RaPpahaHaeek below Fred
ericksburg, proceeded northward and
reached the vicinity of Dumfries Sun
day night.
Belle Plain and Acquia Creek were
evacuated. and all portable property has
been shipped or otherwise secured. The
effects destroyed we're such as were not
worth removal.
Up to Monday morning our army held
the ltDe Of the Rappahannock from Banks
and kelly's ford, the rear being protect
ed by sufficient troops to hold the enemy
Mt bay. should they attempt to cross the
river below.
Sunday evening cannonading was heard
in the direction of the Thoroughfare Gap
and was thought TO be en- effort of the
rebels to cross in force.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

The World has the following from the
Savannah Republican, Of June g.:
We are informed by gentleman who
had conversation with M officer from
yicksburg, which place he left few days
ago, that Johnston succeeded in crossing
the Mig Black River, and by msneuvsr
driving the Federals. who concentrated
their forces for an immediate attack from
him. succeeded iu reinforcing the garrison
of VAcksburg with 3 force under Gen.
Walker. -Four federal generals are known
10 be killed. among them Gen. Sherman.
The World says dispatch has been re-
ceived, confirming the above.
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Cairo, June 16.

Cairo, june 16.
News has been received from yicks-
burg to the evening Of the 18th AZ
No change in the progress Of the sige.
Gen. Dennis, in command at Mllliken' .
Bend, has been largely feiaforoed aud had
started on an expedition to Richmond
La. to attack Mccullough, who is report.
cd 70 have 5000 troops. seass -.
T~o hospiaabstsasAsss arrived here to
day, having pSD sick soldiers, mostly
from Indiana, Illinois and Iowa. They
proceeded to Jefferson Barracks, 81 dist
on the way up. Five were buried at Hell
ena, nine at Memphis and IS at Cairo
Over 600 condemned horses and mule
arrived FROM below on two steamers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

ic Iaeis sGl Baltimore, June l6.
There u no later. news from the upper
Potomac.
The City Council convened atls o'clock
and met this morning to devise ways and
means to cooperate with the Governor Of
the State and Commanding General OF this
Department to raise the city's portion Of
the 10000 men called to repsl the inva-
sion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Hsrrisburgh. june 10, ] p. ,

The telegraph operator 1t London,
Franklin county. reports that our rickets
brought 10 rebel prisoner, who reported
that the rebels were in heavy force in the
Cumberland valley.
The Bedford telegraph operator also
reports that scout just came in who says
the rebels are in Cumberland with force
OF 5000 cavalry. There are no Union
troops th.rs. There 10 no one ut Cum.
bsrland TO resist them. The citizens are
tying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

The Scotia is below with dates to the
9th. ASufolk correspondent states Gen.
Corcoran. with 1900 men. left there on
the 18th in the direction of Black Water.
The rebel Gen. Jenkins il 1t Frank lin
with quite force and it is surmi.sd our
troops are dsssiasa ttess,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

The MayoHD issued proclamation
in view Of the urgent necessity Of instant
action to protect the Capital, urging the
closing Of stores, and that citizens connect
Themselves Immediately with the military
organisations. for the defense Of she city.
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Baltimore. June 10.

BALTIMORE, june TO.
Gov. Bradford has issued proclama-
ton calling upon the citizens OF Baltimore
and people Of Maryland 10 rally to defend
their soil from invasion. As there is no
organized militia force in the State he
announces that he viii fall back upon the
recent enrolment for thp draft. But he
hopes there is patriotism enough among
our people to raise the forces needed, FROM
voluntary enlistment. The Governor mr.
ges Immediate action.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
I'd DISPATCH.
New York, June l6

1t is ascertained the main portion Of
the Army of the Potomac have retired
FROM the line Of the Rappahannock, .
movement rendered necessary by that Of
the enemy Alt the wounded and sick
Ia large nuDber) have been brought away
and transported to the hospitals in the
vicinity OF Washington.
The exact whereabouts Of Gen Lee
is supposed TO be in the rear OF Thoroug-
fare Gap.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Harrisburg, June l6

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
received dispatch stating that the reo-
els were within nine miles Of Carlisle at
noon to day. A bell OF this city VIII oei
rung this p N. 70 call the people TO arms;
The public are awakening to sense OF
the crisis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

THUS ApYkRTissR HAvINo BKEn REsroR-
- - " hssFas IL sfss svsss ~ very simple
remedy, sfsss AsvfhS sunsrsd several yss,s With :
ssvsrs lssg Aescssn, and iAAs AssaA A's.sss, Con-
ANTIQUE 10 make knevn 10 his fellow sas.
fersrs the n1aaN u care
To ali vAo sssss Il, ~ will send copy ofths pre-.
scripton used tirss Of eAsrse, With IL tor
preparing and using the same, whieh they Nm hnd
seas CtRh for cossvsr Tsos, AsTax4, Ba0scnsr.s,
&c. ThsoDiy object Of the ADVERTISE IN sendns tAs
Prescription ID " bescn the afflicted aud spread In.
fovmatop which b. sonseiyes 10 be invainahe aud he
hopes every susrfsr will Ira HE ismndy IL viii easi
them nothing. sud msy grove . blessing.
Rev, kpWAKp a. WILsoN
WiilismsbarY, kiass County, Nsw Yerk.
spay 5o-d3m
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Philsdelphis. Jnne Ia

Reports from Harrisburg state that the
Yebela are at Carlisle, which is only
eight1ss miles from Harrisburg. Busi.
ssss u mostly Suspended in this city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

Free LahoSers waass1.
This hss alrssdy become the cry Of the
South. Hesr the Nashville Union Of tbs
oo' rg0ssgg af4 cora or
The foreign papers state that an im-
mense number OF emisnnts are leaving
Ireland and Germany for the United
States. Lei them come on. Tennessee
needs hundred tho0sand strong armed
fellows TO clean up her forests, delve in
her splendid marble quarfiss. and rich
iron, coal and copper pines, and cultivate
her soil. With free laborers. We can soon
produce Eve bales Of cotton where We now
produce one, Our old dynasty of Nash
vile '.blocds" Is played out.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Jefferson CITY, Me. ane IL.

The State Convention met and organ.
ICED to-day. Gov. Gamble sent ia long
message giving his views on gradual
emancipation, reviewing the condition
of the State and the previous acts Of the
convention, expr essing the opinion that
the State and enrolled militia were ade-
quale to preserve peace within our Dor
ders. He treat ed of State affairs gene.
rally and conclu ded with rendering his
resignation rs Provisional Governor, to
take effect on th Q last day of the session
of the Convention q.
Mr.. Drake of st. Louis, offered the
following, which was laid over till to.
morrow.
Resolved, That it ia expedient that an
ordinance be passed by the Convention
providing, LIST, For the emancipation OF
all slaves in he State on the LIST of Jam
uary next. 81, For the prohibition OF
slavery in the State after that date. 81,
For system Of apprenticeship Of slaves
so emanclpated i9r such parties aa may be
sufficient TO avoid serious Inconvenience
to interests connected with slave labor,
and to prepare emancipated blacks for
complete freedom 4rh, For submitting
said ordinance to vote of the people on
the FIRST Monday 10 next August.
Mr.. Breckenridge, of St. Louis, intro.
duced an act providing for the emancips
ton of all slaves after the LIST of July
next, and appretticing their minor chill.
dren until 1876.
A discussion arose whether Marmaduke
member from Saline county, should take
his seat in the Convention, he being un.
der arrest for disloyalty and now on pa.
role in the city Of 81. Louis, pending
which the Convection adjourned.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
BpifiaI Notifrs.


-l6dO-X.
DrMke,s FgNsssAstSs Riffe,.s.
They purity, srsnsthsa and invisorate.
They create healthy appetite. tAfss
1hsy srs On sntidote 70 chsngs OF wsssr ssa diet.
They ovsreous sassA ogdisslpa.ioa snd inte Aours
They 9rsns'Asn M Gssn and eniivsn the mind
They prevent uia.maiie and intsrmilisnt fsyers.
IhU parity the breath and asldsy Of No stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Corsupalion.
They care Dlarvhea, Cholera and choisra Morhus
They cure Liver Csmpialnt ana Nervous Headache,
They ara hs sss Hisssrs 10 ne world They make
ths weak man strong, and are sxhau,ted s4turr's
grsst rcstsrer They made Of pure III. rois Ra m
ne celebrated Cssaya BARK roos and herbs and are
taken With the pleasure ola bevess, wtsAsvs rss.ra
% age a~s Of any. rsrticalarl, seeo~msnasd q
delicate peSsoss fsQatsius ssnsis simu ant Sold b.
all araoers pruggists, Hotels and saieons.
DRAKE b co ,aC2 nfosd~ay, yev YORK
Sold by Andrew y. Wiikkn.nm
Fo-o@Hom NO. ~ Aaia-et.. keokuk.
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Providence. juno IS.

aaoE Providence, juno IS.
5 Coy, Smith has issscd , proclamation
couvening The General Assembly, on
Thursday, TO provide for the raising Of
trnops for the emergency. sg4fi,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Washington, June l6.

Washington, June l6.
The following official telegram from
Millroy has been received !:
Harper's Ferry, June Is.
l am with the greater part of my con-
mand. The Notifications at Winchester
we're invested by about 900 rebels and
30 pieces of artillery. They carried my
outer works by storm at o'clock Sunday
evening. Ispiksd al my guns on Sun
day evening and left with the whole OF
my command 1T one o'clock Mosday
morning. bringing AZ the force of my
artillery and wagons, but was intercepted
by an overwhelming rebel force, with ar
lillsry, four miles this side OF Winches.
ter on the Manchester road, and after ,
desperate fight Of two hours. got through
We were pursued by large cavalry force
which picked up. number Of my wear,
boys. / think my loss will not exceed
1000, killed, wounded and missing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-17
Commercial.
cehaEcTsp pAtLy 1T
S. III A M l. L.,
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fosrth aud Main Streets.

- n ~ ~ IL L..
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Corner Fourth aud Main Streets.
D.,Lr GArs Clrr ovytor,
kHoH-x June 10. 81.
PRODUCE AND Provisions.
The Produce market 10 not very active, and supply
abour equal 10 demand.
FLoUk--supernLe - bos spring wheat extra.
"a; Pail Wheat Extrs - 30
CORN MEAL-7scsssc p 100 ~,
BRAN ANDsBoRrs-s3&7o ? l0eAs.
SHIP srUPG-soc.
CoRs-s. TO asc y bush
dARLkY--7Js 30 81 20
wHxAT-r.ii ~ % = 20 sestn~ soa;s.
kYE-4nS45e
OATS IS TO toy
f0TAr0ES--so to BOZ. Retsit 81 2se.
guTfLa--so to Toe. retail las 10 Iss.
cBICKEks-sl ~ 10 u 10.
BACoH-shosidsrs. &c; Hans Aye; sidsa<.
oSioNs-Si25
WaiTk BEANs--Co mon 70 GOOD 50 to 81 rs
Prime Navy sa3sa so.-Yirn.
TALLoW--7e.
GROCERIES.
Demand arm with an ny ard tendency.
s1oAa - New Orleans fair iiae; prime W.
choice ~; New York, G, l4c; Esu York, A, iale;
erushsd nd powdesedist.
AoLAssks - Bsiebsr's Sugar House 7sc; Col
densy ru ps9D Discovery scarce; sorsnn SO 4Oe.
CofPEE-kio saeats; Java 4os Lsguyra -
RICE-0Dies.
EODA-7 10 q.
soAP-Pais Gle. Family &c. German 7le.
CANDL ES-sssrl7 " 10; Summer Pressed Iat0I4e
TEAs-YouuE Tyson, ~ io0e i IS; Imperial, q ~
eel toi Black, 73cGoi ~.
ToBAcCO.-Oark swsst, Asc TO 30; Msasn RsAsds
see 70 7se; Gold and Nssssai Leaf sos to eite.
NAlLs-ssst ssasds ss . = o 7s. rates.
0LAss-sxio City - -. ntss.
CoRDAGE-isc 70 lec.
FIsA-1e. Aaos.rsi a IN. sis % I. slsso.
10. % Llfee. % % to % Is. 4
ii n Me- .. wis. Fish o. q % = q 50
sUNDRlEs.
LBATHER--sols3 ~. IS :AsrasssAsoA4. :
HIDks--Dry pint istc; Dry sated 10; srubby hall
pries green u; green shsss psits lSco y
grssa bog sktss iss.
| HAv-TinoiAy - 70 ere. baisd .eIa eoosN
Prairie es s0oe e.. -~--....-.--,------~-s
sEEus-TinstAy4 u y Lac; FiaI ssed. saDsa
nominal. - SO y tSs@
skArHxRs-3ooAs.
PRUIT-Drisd Apples Sk07le per ,. Dried Peach
as o. 70 lo,s. RaisinseS Oo1es Is 81
cHEEsk--Deanssk iakc.
BEEF CArrLH-stGse gross.
I sHkKP-es se0sdo ehsaa.
waOI~-clssD rsbsssAsd. So; rIssss WISHED q
70 600; UnwAshsd - 70 3stc.
II SALT--G "A. ~ % . sack :kassvha % 66Do9 q
. barrel; lake 90 eo0e3oe
OILs-Coai OIL, 50 TO $50; retail 90. Linsssd OIL
a a. n 1k Inr8 n N6r n IN. RishO III
W o. ~.
BKkswAx-3o TO Sc
Pat HoGs-ss 500 % - ss.t.
RAGs-Weslsn y Cotton %.
oLDtRoE-as ? D. srass lee Cope
| lie = D..
1 kxoaAasx.-Oe New YORK n pere snt .bankabh
FUNDS; PAiiaasiphia, Bosson sad Ciscinasti n pei
| cent. 81. Louis Aad Chicago x per cost Goid ~
10 $50 buying.
Dry cOoDs.
| Dry Goods have materially advanced east, but OUT
merchants here have mol - yet advanced In price,
| but viii In q few days.
sHxETISGs-3o to qss.
! DRILLs-ss 10 IKE.
| PRtNTS--N TO iss.
| DkLAtNs--27l TO 3sc.
| GINGhAMS-2i 70 s2e.
| CHADWICK = COATS sPooL--sl 90.
sKxly rHRxAD-sl 70 10 q 10.
| FARMERS MICH CAssluRRE-SS to CO..
| skisT BRAID-sec - 81 %.
| CORSET jkANs- % 70 $50.
| DEStMs-4o 70 S7Ac.
| TIoKtA0-a5 " CSC.
~ kx lar TgLEsRApa.i
| new Yefk Market.
| Msv Yerk, Juss 10.
v1ssf-ios bsttsr % low gssAss. oaiss q os -
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Keep constantly on hand and for saieAt the loves
pnSss :. cssn customers and prompt msa large and
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-18
Referees sale.

Pierce county, Circuit Court. State of Wis
cOnsin. l., d. Newell, plaintiff. against
Hilton Doe, Louisa A. Doe, and ". II.
York, defendants.
T1Y virtue and il pursuance Of a judi -ment
i and decree Of foreclosure and sale, rem
dered in said court in the above entitled acc
ton, dated the 9th day of MAY, 1863. shall
expose for sale and sell to the highest bidder,
at the trent door Of the City Bank Of Pres
colt, in the city of Prescott, IN said county
and State, on the 10Th day OF Septsmber.
1853. at o'clock in the afternoon Of SAID day,
the following described moItgaged premises.
or so much thereof as shall he necessary to
satisfy the amount of said Judgment aud costs.
and expenses Of sale, to-wit: 4 certain piece
Of land adjoining Does 2d addition TO the
Villages (Dow city, of Prescott, bounded on
the north by Hilton street. Oh the south by
ST Croix street. on the east by Chapel street,
and on the west by Inc parallel with and
on the line of Lake street: said streets hcng
in said Cd addition. containing txo acres,
more or less ; also lots free mud four in block
one, in Does 2d addition t0 the village (now
city) of Prescott, eli il Pierce county, and
State of Wisconsin.
Dated at Prescott, lure 70. 1853.
J. c. BUTTON, Referee.
You've & FITcH, PITS Att'ys. 6-,n3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-18
New GOO5s-%cyv Firrn-aDd
the --latest seyEs Generally.

While the public is SO eager for news. il is
important to announce that the new firm Of
G. A. Dull q Co is doing business in Pres
colt. and have on hand a large and complete
stock of Dry Goods, Clothing Groceries. Hard
ware, Farming Implements, and every thing
needed to make life com Portable and happy,
all Of which IS being sold AZ Low FierREs
FOR READY PAY. G 4. DILL 4. co.
Al persons indebted to G. A. Dill. or Dun
& Bro. previous to April Ist. 1862, are re-
quested to make payment before the 18th OF
July, rs at that time their accounts win be
rlaced in the hands OF White & JAY for col
lection. DILL d BRO.
Prescott, July ., 1852
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-18

Mrs. Z. a. Arudgott. II. u.

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 regular medical
education, and been in active practice for the
past eighteen years, believes she is able 70 adj
minister remedies ON scientific principles, :ad
n the most complicated forms of disease.
MRs. MUDGErT viii explain to Ladies The
diseases 10 which each part of the worlanly
organization is liable. by means OF fine
Nodelc De Femme, designed expressly for such
purposes.
ladies viii be visited at their residences, at
all hours of the day and night. if desired.
Residence Oh Broad Street, pink house, OPP
posite the Naxsou Mill
Prescott, July 23. 1862 13-m3
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Circuia Court. Pierce CauntY.

James ". Hill against Thomas TomIinson.
Mary Tomliuson, and James s kers. Judg-
ment OF foreclosure and sals.
DY virtue Of Judgment rendered in said
- court in the above entitled action, dated
the 25th day OF May, 1863. shall sell at pub
lie auction. TO the highest bidder. at the iloat
door of the City Bank of Prescott, IN the city
of Prescott, Pierce county, Wisconsin, on the
seventh day of September. 1863. at o'clock
IN the afternoon, the following described
mortgaged premises, or SO mHch thereof a.
may be neces airy 70 raise the amount of said
judgment and COS and expenses of sale, to-
wit: All those tracts OF parcels of land living
aHd being in Pierce county and State OF WIZ
consin, and described as follows: South
west quarter and west half Of southeast quar-
ter Of 1 section eight, (6) township twenty
FIVE. (25) Of range eighteen. (l6.)
Dated at Prescott, June 5ih, 1863.
JAS. b. PARKaURsT, Referee.
WHiTD IL JAY, Pld's Att'ys. 5-wI5.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-18
Referees Sale.

Pierce County, Circuit Court. State of Wis
consin. VIM. II. Butler, plaintiff, against
Samuel ". Dickinson, and Mary 5. Dick
ins0n, defendants.
: D virtue aud IN pursuance Of Judgment
ID of foreclosure and sale obtained in the
above entil ed case al tie Nav term Of said
court. to-wit: ON t 25th day of May. 1863.
shall expose for sale and sell to the highest
bidder At the front door OF the CITY Bank Of
Prescott III he city Of Prescott in said ceun-
t., on Saturday, fhe 25lh day Of Julv, A. D.
1863, at three O'Clock IN the afternoon of said
day the following described premises TO satisfy
said judgement with interest and cost Of sale,
to-wit: commencing at the quarter stake on
the south line of section six (6). township
twenty-seven (27) range eighteen (l8). and
running thence east sixty rods (GO) themes
north 90 rods (35) thence west sixty rods
(60) thence south thirty rods (33) 10 place
Of beginning, all IN town u of range IL, be
ing in the county Of Pierce and state .f Wis-
cousin. n :. DUNBAR, Referee
WHITE & Jay, PIffs Att'ys 6-w3
Datec Prescott, May e, 1868.