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The New York herald., 1863-03-28

Cartes do Vfsstrs ~ 90 q Doxem THE
most elegant pictures made Ia the city Beautifully coinrcd
pictures Al corresponding low prices a JOHNSTON BRO
IHBRs, 367 Broadway. near Eighpcnih street -.
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Her Royal Mixhuess the rrinccs. OF
wales At tlurney Gallery, 7D1 HrosdwsyOD exhibition
splendid Pnooraph OF her Royal ishhoss Jsi re civ Cd
from CorenhsgsD also cxres de Visile Of sam, Tor sss
together xrgo assortment OF Albums and Csrs do
vls!te Of al the tstpgu xhei p-e' sous OF tho day
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Prizes Cashed In All LeggIized Lotto
res. Inform alton given JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
Al Wall street. room No. l. New York.
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Dmvrd's spriax style or Gontlsmoa's a q
II ats INK Brosdway, Gear Duane street.
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Eight Cartes de vssttc for on. Of Un
eqYaled style and nnish as rAIfs. corner cf Cortland
aud Greenwich streets.
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BaiiiAxds Ex xfra1rdsnary.
KAyANAcH DoLDrHwAtr AsD IsEKRY
AsslsIHp by MIR PHELAN.
VIII Ryc exhibit an Of Billiards a. Sanscri htrces Hal
Philadelphia THURSDAY snd FRIDAY, The 9th and zita
inst
Art In Washington, q. O.. at odi Ielloss Hall
On Monday aad Tuesday 30tb AMI yiet insl
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0.sael Drevsass - Hsrray. nAay .
x.msS.s, a slrs. mo- c,.:s al is7-xs,os =. ua
~ 81; :: a.. ss; =. q, =. a.. .. 4, -: T. ~ !"
o. 50, ~. IL. lS. "a. 70, 80. Is. 81. 81. ".
o''00As s'asfrss Of sAsrss YIRsar n ieSb HSbS o..
covtnstoa. ky. or - LssAA -
OMoisi Drswiags OF shs Dsiswsss sssss
= b..A.As., EzssI 0.Ass Ix,-ssrrs =. ls's.
b.lAvAs.. csass iss-Hsros H. isn
q. 50. "a. 4S, a. 2s. 81. "a, 50, ~. ss. %.
5oHs 4 sossls Z 90:
Omeiai Drawings Or the Library Assoc
'A'''n 0'"'sa'' utas: nss:s'i ifxxss x k:nSei ~ 1855
SO, al. g. a. a. 80 2 %, q, 60: rs. %. %. ~.
rs, S2, 20 l5, a. 50, 72, 2S, s., 80, "a, ss, ~.
~ '''' SsAscs. "a slLrs CO.. oeviasss.. X.
aar.
Prizes Cashsd in All Lsgalized I.otts-
res sso% No. sosS.f and s wan ..rs.s sss Tot;
Prize. ca.hed In All LegaIlnsd Lotte-
Al Wall street roon No l. New York
Royal Havana Lotsery.-ses 0mctsi
Drawing Of March a In another column. rAYLoRA 90.
Eight Cartes de vssite for On. OF Un-
aud Greeawicb streets.
Cartes do vfss,rx ~ 90 Doxea.-Tho
mos: sesan. ps.sss made "a the city ssny 9Gsa hTS
THEIRS, 36T Broadway. near Eightsenlh street -.
o. II. v. and Album Phosogra phs-Sse ms
OF the art ~ dozen NJ HoLNEs rark Gallery, No s64
Broadway
Her Royal Mighuess the Princcss OF
wales 0urney Gallery 7D7 Broadway oxhbiton
spendic Pho,oefaph OF Royal Hshcss ini re civ Cd
from CorenhsgsD also cxres de Visie Of sam, Tor SAFE
together assortment OF Albums aud Csres DO
vste Of Al the tistipgU xhed Ie' sob' OF the day
Faded DaKuerreOtypes Restored To All
their gina beauty aud warraned a 70 ose. by hkADh
BIOS. IS Broadway
For sale Of stcn nmer BeiLAn2o~m SOC
advertising colu.nn.
BaiiiAxds Exfrawrds
KAyANAcH 1s0i.DrHWAtr AND I6KkY.
AsslsIHp by MIR PHELAN. -
VIII Rlye exhibit Of Billiards ~ SaDsc, strces HAL
PhAdelphs THURSDAY aud Friday the 9th and Eth
inst, o....,,,
Ard In Washington, D. O., at OBJ Isioes Hall
On Monday aad Tuesday. 3Otb AMI yek inst
\
As~fn~ AR EssAt tlAs asarm =
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Royal Havana Lotsery.-See Omctel
Drawing OF Msrh IA In another column. TAYLOR ! 20.
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-. rsfrhsior's Bsiv Dys--The Best
AZ s< iHss.tsne01. hsvwsl~ss and r~iisb~ sslz
ts 'He4a R.A8ly ~ bsstlss Ays~~
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crissaaeso's Hstr Dye. pressrvstsvs sna
ww n-pcs who<sslr spi r~tsii Ne Assor Ho1ss. The
Dr. mltied - sttfn4 sf4sis.
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Ba;i,ards Extraordinary

For sale of Steamer Beikingb~m ss
advertising coluan.
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Faded DaEuerreOtypes Restored TO ~
their original beauty aud warraned al e. osoh, sy hhAD
BIOS, IS broadway
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The style for is63.-All Gcntirmen who
have any fashion will be Of
KNOa beautiful sprlng Hats rufoh OF Hats No
az Broadway have ihe advantage Of gcng neat sn durs
BILE we'll fashonsbie article KNOX II recognized o.
over the coautry as the leader oil the fashion.
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6sontlemaenss Coats, Pants and Vests
o,esned Ike new. LORD, "a; Broatssi. enhance fse
Broomo slreet
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wsp-, 7o~p..s. nsss Dye. HAIR Dyeasg
Nfr Hts9Ar. Crau1 fnr t~nutifying he hair 81 w. a
Itu nfffE \. ~ bsndsr
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hats 2,9K Brosdwsy, Gear Du'ne street.
Ths styIs for ls63.--AiI Gaentlrmen who
ssias f si aa
&. q. . s s. q sa al
over the coaa,v a. the leader OIL the fashion
G4ontIesaenss Coats, Pants and Vests
..esned IKE new LORD al sroais'i. en'eaaee s''
In ma kl~g Present or . sewing Ms-
sssis sasA vii r :. vi.
i:5Hia saS e. .,sAis s Ss ' sSrsd.y
oLines which sm@cdsr.
0snin, NO. Si3 BroadwaY.
spT'as s',s. z,..... s.,.
French. sneisa aud American 'syos represented New a
poriatisn. -
whites Sprsng style or Gcuts' Dress
end Soft Hat. are .atrscsas uavers' sstentoo Found
o"n " z'e S"Su~S ~S.------~---
Defiance Yire snd ssrsiar rrpsf ssfsss
.s ss .aa .s's s sss: sss 's
send Your soldiers . Box.
BRANDkErH6 FILLS paftculsrir appi saAbe al thts
e Sa s ss ss and 3: II @ saS.S &
q sO.yenes. s.a n AZ serious e..e. sraas e rsn
1s nss
DsLLa rL a. 2 A~ 4 asy .ss 4 .Tss s
sln pills every tour hour. unit! The bpwsss ws purged
Sold .' No NV sssiPH Piia.s ssgsHpsx ksp xxx s!yLn
Prioc,pa oiee s9s CANAL srkkkr b~adtssa Ho"so.
Coughs.
or ficins operations Ia the form Of
ioxeng o. q. mode. the mos, elg.e and oon,snien,
caa Tfoohes cough p,cnss siisy ,rItsyn, which in
pess aaucnxA ami consumpive aad astbst,c couiaius
waUar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry ts =
&c err ss SSas sGs F.ps. ~ s.s''''
We shoaid Not safer from q coush.
ghich fc~ doses NJ AfBRh CHERRY PkcrcRNs viii
cule Tine. GouiiogL hessh, are al .sysa by H.
For a DeisghtfaI Basn,
kepsmtcr the Er.nki is Dressing ann Bathing Saloon.
Remember the Frapan sr Dr.sslnr sad Bsho ~ saloon
FORA wac Toupse Bands srald, FOR iAd1s. gxs e..
Tain OKgssiSG AND .,fnIS0 SALOON eorasr Of
Broadsay and Dey street
woIsoscs Instant Pain Anafhslstor
pcs ely heaiache. tcoihache and neurgs Instantly
ssAh @ess as,p's ~ s y IA q. sys sss S r
Mrs. Msnsioyv's soothing syrsp H~.
Asses ne ohd from ain nsgora!s =, ths sion seh and
sys@fa. - cene prr bottle
Trus osic. corner q Broadway and Anr STREET unbsr
Hsfnuns NaSeniu. Elaslr srpportors sAoudrr brAsss
al Spinal Braces, ~. Ads atsedsni
Tsas-es. sspporters, Piie aad Pro-
iaparn tnstrfrns lcf hsrd ruhherj and Facosss Truss
Or. RIGGS oasce. No. sEanels, street
T,uz.sa-Marsh 4 Co.'S Radical Care
TRUSS No vese sres, opposite tho ehnfoh. No evuDrc
lon % any other osoe Of TIE osme Fsmss
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whites Sprsng style or Gcuts' Drsss
aud Soft Hat. xlrsc7g uaiverss attention. Found
-.i, as PIC Broadway.
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Gptod.

ArfrA~sA rf -xrz-ca thursday, Mzrch 20 ksus,
daughter u kuie sod the late l0uA ATchAnbsudirrs
The funeral will take plsc. sunday aftorpoyn
o'clock from - stephens church, fwnty oyht street
naar 1hlrd avenle e friesds of the f'miy ard tbp-
of ssr brother Aogssgs Inomss, srs respectfully N
gilsd 10 A.teui.
lFsr sney D.aAs =, efn pao>
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snip sews.

Rsrk crsf,ns, Pinkhsm Ps.esro. Vol 10 ps..-s Oh
rsltar PEI ~ pru A. Peck a church. March -
Ial l.n ~ spoke brix Ka,errrss Gtindis, from Ne
sins for sfors
Bris Grae'-
kfig lnf.heth
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Ladies. Try Lmlrd's Bl0osn of Yowah or
Lluh peer az Frefryn and Eeastifyrg ne Comp p~ston
and -kin. convinced 1ass has equsl All arux
gsts sSf BrmdwN. EtM
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In Ma kirg Present OF sewing Ma
obtuo 10 wife ssr or daughter be sure 10 select one
shOh wl serolasr :. wei - ..w persc.y sach sn y
Er, tr stitchin aud embroidery done ~ the Grover
BAKER machine perfect Theso the ouy family ois
cLinas " wLich euip older
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send Your soldiers . Box.

Dehrnoe Yire snd ssuv9sar Prpsf safes
Also Sdeboard and Pavior Safes Tor SILVER pse. Nc at
Murray st.esi cornsr Of College rasc-. y. PATRick
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DsLAvAas ExrlA OLAss A7--Msrrh n. tSo1
10, &c, a., AZ, Ak, go, 8, SO. s, ~, 5, ~.
DsLAwAsn. cLAss iss--MArc, n. 1884
q, 80, "a. 43, ~. 2S. 81, 81, 50, ~. 70. %.
JoHN A MoRRIs 90.
Wtlmlngsc i. Delaware
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Osmin, No. 0i3 broadway.
Grand Opening.
Spr,ng styles
kisses FAls.
Boys uas
Til. iarYes assortment ever displayed Ia thts city.
French. 6ng aud American styles Represented New I'm
UortatlSn.
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Be9ie.s uypertos rissd Restores and
dseN~-fsin g,is's h.cir, Halr Dys proved rrp~ss
rs@vhing Trys he eonsnesa. Proprisor, ". Bo0Lh.
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~ Aa.s. k,tre-- - psay sss SER s.s ssasssss W a.
~. 1-ss sy-s - -sss ssis -sss - iss s-sss
a, a-on nss.. ri.nsf ssss
rsafs-s@s. 4
~ cemr.y -. laI 49,, ..-sfe ~ 49,. ~ -
a. rragysry "a t.st ~ sasA -. glti.s
ras csmp~sy ~ si.o -, ~ q .,,...x
.srriesisa q. p~tsrssa ~ fsf-g'" '''"
fv aD.xL 2i,fs.s. 1asrAsL,,
rr~stlsn
p.rn - s.e.tg,.s
49, rssW ssr# ~ a
n.tsr.,.s SEsusrRy -DR a 1ouwr0s. NO 10
e.,. ''.r. sfs~ss r~h A. n.ssisi, ags~sss ss1
N n ~ Fsf-tt .sas fa s~si iasr,ts So u
g.. ..ss,ss. - is,a - y % -o,'S.
SsAat. rAs,s's.rg S9Ars rsos ,s ~ s.a -
~ ~ a. - a. Osss haaars~ ssgrs = ssry 80
s.-~s ~ pasls Vests. 400 fal @pits tt~~eA
~. A. fef Dfsma akUn~ats a. efnsr
cLAnkx. ~ wr'@s s,ee
r1OT1S y kdsBw. 90 oagkFHF1n grHEr \
~ s.4ag s8kags, 4sss s.nsss r.gur nAvs 81. sesf -
s,x. MaFs pMseh aMf svwrDtAing .i~s pssf sFrsfVf
s..rsf AZ -, 90 - ssssla p ~ s. s.P ~
= s ~ AIRY ssys - ssss g. -. stafl
NNBessss and rrs.Ai
rrns KsfrKynbUcxrn vsg.ziNk ~ f.irnas.
fse.-bs rs .svh ause<s rs.aeisS - l.serr9e
- a.'.s~, 49, a. ~ o.ssssss-ss.sfl - y. $50
= ste.,s't'wrsFi.'s - .s.-s 4 So - 4
...ai =. y ...s .T'l,.. r7.,s.y (, - ~ 80 'i
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COMGuns
The sdnfnsrson or efns prep sraons Ia the form Of
toxeng ~ Of all modes the slgss and con,oniant
more ally cough remedy "BUwns Hfon
cala Tfoches cough D,en.s ssy irrtsiyn, which In
duoes - iuF Instant reef VA bonch'ts, noar-e
uess aauenxA ami consamplive aaa astbWalc comtaus
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We shOaid Not safer from q couG b.
ghich f. doses NJ AYBRb CHERRY PKcrcRAf, viii
cue Ei1o. comfort. bes.sh. are al .sgsd by H.
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WaGar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry u =
esdins 70 Coassm?ion .~lfsn,Iiion n I , Rspublan
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A sroUNDYNG oUREs MADK by
n HYATTS ABB LIFE BAkSAM.

TITS LIfE BALsAA curing tholsAcds Of cases OF
ttnse aud kisdrd diseases yearly II viii that
cured ~ medicine. II dcs not cons particle of
qhr 5isp DOUBLE srgESatH LIVE BALsAA IL sold
only a. re Grand ~ bottle. or ., o. s-nt
crery where by esp
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THE Court Of hrDeaas.
ArnlrY, March 2T. 1898.
The Court Of Appeals calendar for Saturday March y
s foi,ows.-Nos. 3. L. IA. Is, q, II. 49, 10. 90
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02

We are requested to call the attention
OF the friends Of the soldiers to the i'm
portance Of preparing in full every de-
scription of mail matter sent By them. y
If you are not certain about the weight
of package, it is but little trouble to
ask your Postmaster to test it on hts
scales. This will save both time and
money to the soldier, and relieve the
postal officers of a great source Of annoy
ance. To illustrate: At present Nash
vile, Tennessee. is the point where the
mails for General Grants army center;
thence they are taken by military convey
snce to the different corps. The postal
law foibids Postmasters suffering any
mail upon which postage is due, leaving
this custody before that postage is paid.
A package or letter for q soldier at Chat
tanooga is received at Nashville, .sdus
six cents" 1t is there detained until .
notice can be sent to the front, the SOL
der found. and the six cents forwarded
to the Postmaster; and all this delay 10
occasioned by some careless friend at
home who neglects to pay the proper
postage II Louisville Journal, 18th.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02

Tb9t thu meeting reoeommend g tne}
War Dsuocfats It tho several Snfeu 70
to meet in delegate national Convention
ct Cincinnati. on the 6rst Wednesday IN
May, 1864, for the purpose OF taxing
such action - they may think best touch
inc The nomination of candidates for Pre.i-
dent and Vics President Of the United
States and to determine such other mat
tsrs - they might think proper. and that
= national executive COMMITTEES of one
from each State be appointed to promote
the objects Of this resolution.
That We are opposed 70 the political or
social equality Of the white and black
races, but We are in favor of the separation
Of the races and the colonization Of the
blacks freed by the war At the earliest
practical period.
THE MINORITY REPORT.
Mr.. Taylor, Of Illinois, then moved the
adoption of the following resolutions, and
proceeded to read them:
"That the American Union, ~ we'll q
the progress Of Democratic principles. re-
oure the total divorce of the party ofJef-
erson and jackson from all association or
sympathy with slavery.
"That the rebel States, by the action of
their public authorities, waged war upon
the patton, 10 violation of the Coostitu-
ton, and that such war was al abdication
of all legitimate State authority"
Tho substance Of the remaining resolu-
tions was that the rebellion OF tie South
ern States had destroyed he last vestige
of slavery and enfranchised the African
race. and that the Proclamation of Eman-
cipation was glorious measure, and went
far towards elevating them to social. and
political equality and that when the war
was ended it would be right and proper
to me,e out our great Western domain to
these heretofore poor, enslaved brothers.
He sustained his motion by an extreme
radical speech, taking the widest latitude
ia favor Of equalising them with the white
citizen aud soldier in all respects.
These resolutions were laid on the table,
and those reported by the Committee
we're adopted. and the following delegates
were appointed to serve as National Ex
ecutive Committee
Amos Lowering Hubbard. Indiana
Chairman; General John A. McClernand
Springfield, illinois; Joseph E. Egiay
Cincinnati; Matt. H. Carpenter, Mhwau
kee; and H. NJ Rice, st. Paul, Mime
, sofa.
Mr.. Flagg. Of Ohio. introduced the fol
lowing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That as the only Legitimate
. purpose for which the war may be wagee
: is to suppress the rebellion, the war mus
cease ae soon as the rebellion is at an end
aud we would hail with Joy any indica
cation by the people of a rebellous Stat
!. to return to their allegiance, yet we shall
not regret if slavery falls as the LEGITIMATE
consequence Of the war.
e The Convention then adjourned with I
i, vote OF thanks to the proprletors OF th'
e fremont House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02

Etna Insurance Co., Of Hartford, Conn.
CASE ASSETS. e7,soo ,oeo.
Home Insurance Company OF New York.
CASH ASSETS s9.ooo.ooo.
Security Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, $3.50. 600.
Lorillard Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, ss7s,oo0.
Arctic Fire Insurance Co. of New York.
CASH ASSETS, 100000.
North American Fire ms. Co., of N. Y.
Cash ASSETS, ssoe, 900.
North American Fire ms. Co., Of Hartford
CASH ASSETS, $4,000.
Conn Mutual Life Ins. Co. Of Hartford.
CASH ASSETS, 5000, zoe.
H. B. TEN-EYCK, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-12-02
FARM FOR SALE.

Tbs Farm, known as the sHoImes Fara,, lying i'm
ne t,s ely poti Of and adjoining town Il West
roint Lee county, iowa 10 offered for sale at great
oAigAin. II contains
Tive Hundred and Sixseen Acres,
One hundred AMI forty In cultivation, add Fifsy-d
xacfes Of enod timber. III not cid in . monihst
will b di, ided In ~ OF ten or twenty acres and
old In qoaniities to sit purchasers
sRor pHStic aars 81 10 RoBgKr Moopy, o. G. kRMP-
EER, Of West Point AUSTIN SHIP
moVomhM ~ Annt--{Av
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
THE UNION TICKET.

It has never been our fortune to sup
or; State Ticket which SO entirely met
our appreciation and commanded our
respect, as does the one we have the
pleasure of supporting during this cam
pa.sa. They are all honorable and hon.
oeI names-men whose integrity is un-
imreached, whose ability is unquestioned
AMI who ere as loyal to the Flag as are
The stars themselves.
The names Of LEWIS, HASTINGS, RAM
sEY, PICARD, SMITH and CoRDIER, are
synonyms for those qualities which fit
their possessoI FOR civil trust; they have
all been tried and found competent and
faithful, while the name of the young
and gallant Col. FAIEcHILD brings the
breeze Of battle sweeping through the
rickei, and haIlows it with associations Of
every bloody field where the Second
Wisconsin and the Iron Brigade have
Won Nations gratitude and imperi>h
able fame. ''In this sign we conquer"
The Union hosts of this State are mar
shalIeI, the columns are moving. and I'M
der such leaders we look for but one
resuit-YICToRY.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
To the Families of Volunteers.

Last fall, while large bounties were
being offered to volunteers in the effort
to fill up the last company here, after
paying about all we could stand, we Of
fered to send the JOURNAL free to the
families of married men, who volunteer
ed in that company. Our offer WAS gen
orally misunderstood, and il was suppos-
ed that the paper was offered free to the
families of all married volunteers from
this county, and applications were made
for it accordingly.
As distinction seemed iuvidious where
all were equally deserving, we filled all
the orders.
The unexpectedly large number which
we were thus called on to supply, tnsHth-
err with the unprecedented high price to
which paper and all printing material
rosa price SO high as compelled most
papers to increase their price, or diminish
their size, made very heavy Tax on this
office. We have already supplied as
many papers as would supply the COM
pany to which the offer was made for
three years, and although we dislike to
do anything which seems like "going
back" on the oldiers, VIC are compelled
to discontinue our free list. In the fti-
ture, however, we will furnish the JOUR-
NAL, during the war, to the family of any
married volunteer from this county, for
one dollar per annum, in adyance-hali
the regular price.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
THE DRAFT.

We learn from OLIVER GIBBS, Jr.,
who has just returned from Madison, that
the whole number Of three years volun.
teers who have gone from this county,
exclusive of those who enlisted in other
States, and also of those who enlisted
here but gave their residence rs being
elsewhere, according to the muster
rolls and recruiting registers in the office
of the Adjutant General, is 394
Our quota for all former calls is 25S
Leaving as excess to apply on draft 1876
The first. second and third calls were
for 100000 men each, making 100000
in all. If to fill our quotas for this num-
Der, we had to furnish only 25s men, it
will be seen that our present excess will
be the quota for draft for 474,42O
men.
1t is understood that where county
is ahead in the aggregate, no town will
he drafted; where behind, the draft will
be made from the delinquent towns.
What number of men are being raised
under the present draft, has not been an
nounced, but it is probably 100000.
The enrolment for this State has Just
been completed. When tue draft is to
take place, nobody knows.
The proper credit for excess of volun-
teers for any town or county, can only
be obtained, however, by forwarding the
lists called for in the Governors recent
proclamation on that subject. These lists
are not required for The purpose of show
ing the Government what volunteers
have gone from any town, but are want
ed as guide or index BY which the
Government can turn to the proper
piac Q IN Its own records, where every
mans name and residence can be found,
aud thus be enabled TO compile lists from
the company and regimentaI rolls. With
out such lists, noting the company and
regiment Of every man claimed As VOL
unteer, aud the names arranged in al
phabetical order, the Government could
not e:f,ct settlement with towns within
the present generation.
Mr.. GIBBS will prepare the lists for
this county and forward them to the
proper department Immediately after the
County meeting next thursday.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
Itr1m the Hudson North Star. !
OUR POSITION.

We this week place ut the head Of orr
columns, the ticket nominated by the
Union State Convention, held at Madi-
son, on the 19 inst. In doing so, VIC are
actuated by conscientious motives; COLI
tident that we are doing more for the
welfare of our distracted country, than
we could in supporting ticket, the NOM
inees of which endorse the Ryan adj
dress, all of the peace dogmas and Val
andigham sentiments, rs expressed at the
recent Democratic Convention held at
Milwaukee.
We defy truly loyal man. WIG is
not welded to party more than country.
TO read any of the leading Democratic
journals, without being impressed with
the idea that they are more intent in
making war on the administration than
they are in cushing out the rebellion
In some of them, rs rank treason, week
after week, rears its Shiny head, as ever
disgraced the columns of the Richmond
Enquirer. A portion of the Democrat
ic party, for the sake of power and
''spuils," have forgotten what belongs to
their country, and take advantage of the
difficutand critical position they find the
administration in, and with seeming indif-
ference as TO the great questions al issue
try 10 render the best efforts of the Pres
ident to subdue the rebels, abortive and
contemplate in the eyes Of the nation.
Knowing this to be the case, we, in COM
mon with thousands of others are com
PEELED to support a ticket that is not ex-
actly to our liking. but ii is uncondition-
ally pledged to the support of the Union,
and that is enough.
1t is certainly not Necessary for the
Democracy to place themselves in so dis
graceful and unpatriotic attitude, but they
have so chosen, ard it becomes the duty
of every patriot, regardless of party feal-
ty, to buckle on the armor of righteous
cause, ana with one herculean effort, hurl
the demagegucs and politicians, who so
sacr.igiously take refuge under the good
old name Of "Dcm cracy." into oblivion.
This, we believe, vii! be done. Already
have numerous democratic papers in this
| st te sig aifiel their determination not tn
support the Ryan ticket, and call for a
Convention OF the loyal Democracy of
the State has been called, signed by
some of the most prominent men of the
oil Democratic party. The Object, no
doubt, is to endorse The very unexcep-
tionable ticket Mt the head of our COLI
umns.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-09-05
Patriotic and Truthful.

Elsewhere we give the speech Of Hon.
James T; Lewis, the Union candidate for
Governor, on accepting the nomination.
Would to God that Henry L. Palmer
could in the same loyal and patriotic
spirit have addressed the democratic con-
vention instead of landing and endor-
sing the anti loyal and deplorable senti-
ments of the Ryan Address. Loyal
democrats will read it and regret that
the candidate they are urged to support
could not have thus uttered words of
loyalty and encouragement. rather than
the language of vituperation and party
rancor. The speech is a model one, in
every worthy of the head and
heart of a great and good man.-La
E Crosse Dem Journal.