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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
CHEAT UNION DEMONsTRATI0N
AT IOWA CITY.
The Esyal Tasses - Jshnssn County
Arousea.

A great Union meeting was held ct
Iowa City on Thursday last. The late
Court House was crowded .. an early
honr in the afternosa BY IN attentive au-
dience, who listened to eloquent speeches
from Hon. Hiram Price, of this city, and
c. G. Cole, ESQ.,, of Des Moinss, with
constantly increasing interest. The ut
moss enthusiasm prevsiled, and both
spsaken were continually applsuded.
Another meeting was held iu she same
building in the evening, as which ad-
dresses were made by Gov. S. j. Kirk
wood and Hon. w. H. r. Guriey, follow
cd by short speech by g. G. Cole. Esq
This gathering. like its predecessor in
the afternoon, filled the Court House to
overfowing, and was heartily enthusiastic
throughost. The most earnest senti-
menls Of devotion TO the Union, and the
stsngest denunciations of the Copper
heads who SO fercely assail the Govern
ment, were the most ardsntly applauded.
The people are arousing. Let the
good work 90 gloriDusiy forward. d.-Das-
export Gag.
Xssuiss - Our Men ~ BrisisA sail.
The Fortress Monroe correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Enquirer writes. under
date Of March 5th ~ follows:
A British Heet is gradually gathering
in Hampton Roads. The Vesuvius snA
Petrol have been in the harhor the past
week. and last night the English sioop-of-
war Desperate arrived there from Charles
ton, and probably remain for some time,
The collection OF this feet Of Anglo reb
els evidently means something. The reb
els have had another vision Of the miliea-
ium, as they console themselves with the
idea that on or about the 9Th Of March,
Norfolk is again to fall into heir hands
How this is to be accomplished has not
yet transpired, but may not the British
men of-war now in these Roads be in the
secret Of the rebel plot TO cspture Nor
folk City, and TO this fact intend to be
witnesses.
That the sympathy Of these people are
with the South ia = transparent fact. 1t is
only three or four days ago that the
Petrol arrived here from Charleston via
Havana. The ship had scarcely come to
an anchor. before the crew we're mustered
on deck and sang first the national air Of
q Grea. Britain, and iHtme lately after
" Dixie's Land" with new version for
the South, of ave Will Defend Her. -
This was done while lying off distance
of about two hundred yards from the For
tress, and about City yards off The block
aiding steamer Mystic. This fagraui in
suit to our flag by the Tory EnglIshmen
may lead 10 great trouble while their ves-
sells remain stationed in this harbcr, ard
it is only by dint OF great exertion on the
part of the oficers that difficulties are
prevented between our men and the Eng.
lish sailors when they come on shore.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

HR RI0Hr SPIRIT. Third Ward
20 Club held another big meeting on
rdsy evening. Our other wards will
to look TO it, that The 3sd docs not
The palm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

fES MoDE. We always like to zee .
and becoming hat or cap 90 : mans
4. kiiagsnly jecins respect 70 that
I n the body which j. sspsrior .toTand
|skhs III the rest. Kings wear their
-, ~ enSlen Of roy.l authority,
thpir hsads, and every gentleman
|ald carry the evidence that he is 1
|rAsnaa il the same place.
NV, Butkitt = O.. have the finest LOT
IAb and Caps ever brough. 70 this
s1ss, snd il ~ hard man 10 please
(t&nn't b sniisd there. Besides these,
= tavs gloves. handkerchiefs, nssdles
/ pins. ("Thers's whore" they ny,
leabls begins'). bAlmorals, umbrellas,
bteGs, and inpumsrabls other nice goods
M aad lock Il them"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

)nn1rNo.--Ar. kiser. of the 6rm Of
r b Hillia, is now East purchasing >
ndid stock Of Dry Goods, which his
lerous friends and customer will do
70 wait fer, - he expects to give
b bargains that ara little extra. By
way. this establishment evidently
y how to attract and secure trade BY
(loying such salesman - J g.. Moore.
!, who is known to the tasinsss pub
Psa very compstsnt. gsntlemanly and
ring clerk. The goods ars one thing.
ths mode Of disposing Of them u an
=. in both Of which Kiser 4 Hills
dsssrvsdly popular.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17
CITY.

lsr at this point is now fall
ylttl rapidly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-03-17

As, the FOREGOING, and AtAtis, Ambulance, Ambus
eaas Al mstice. Banqnette, bivousc hTevst Cassisn,
aitber CAnislei shot, CsntoE Cspsnisre, Case-
mate ariel LhAmAdn. CommA, lat,
than shot. Coanterscarp Chat de bsttslIcn Cul
sac, DA iKren gun MIME Tns, kaix han un Ac. 4c-
sold b, all Booksellers. mehls-d1w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
The Democratic Resolutions.

We re-publish this week, the resolu-
lions passed ut the Democratic Conven-
ton held at Ellsworth last spring. Let
them be carefully read. Rebeliou wants
no better justification than the charges
therein contained. We had hoped that
the Democratic Convention this fall
would repudiate these resolutions, and
place the party on a patriotic platform,
but they did not do it, and there they
siand-black with opposition to the Gov
ernnent-as the Platform of the Pierce
County Democracy. We believe they
are from the pen of Mr.. LUsK, tue pres
cnt Democratic candidate for State Son
atOr,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
NO. "a.
TO the Voters of Pierce County

Ed. JOURNAL ;-Explaning positions is the
order of tho day with candidates. will ex-
plain mine. Propose to support the ticket
for county Uaaers presented by the Union
County Convention. j did not expect the
action of that Convention would be an "ex-
pose" of the wishes of all our cisize.pr. fat an
expression Of the wishes of a majority of the
Union men.
Neither did / expect that Convention void
put me in nomination for School Superntend
ent. hence was net disappointed. / waited
however to hear what the people woulA sag
b,t heard no dissatisfaction expressed with
Mr.. Thayer or myself.
But il being the wish of my Democratic
friends" TO control the election, cannot now
cOncede that this office rightfully belongs TO
Mr.. Hatch. There may lie three or four men
in Pierce county besides Mr.. Hatch and my
self, who are Qualified to discharge Sic duties
of this office
think | am as free from party or sectarian
feelings as Mr.. Hatch himself vas once
elected to The responsible Office of "Scaler of
anu III the
of my official duties. | knew mo orth, no
South, no East, no West"
Now, gentlemen. 1 did not support j. r.
Freeman for County Treasurer last fall. nor
did recommend him rs being leval and
competent, have nothing to hope for, then.
from my democratic friends" l should
disregard their request, even if they urged me
to run.
In conclusion, l would recommend all loy-
al electors 10 vote the regular Cisiol ticket
Let disappointed office seekers get consolation
where they can find il.
The man who is over anxious for office is
the very man who is unfit for it and should
be avoided.
Remember That this is an hour of peril to
our country. The blcod of our brothers and
sons les 20 Us from the very earth ON hich
we tread. Let us vote as becomes men who
are stirred by noble impulses.
STEPHEN BOLKCOM.
River Falls. Uct. 10, 1863
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
THE ELECTIONS.
GLORIOUS UNION VICTORIES.

The October elections have crow ned
the S,a:e' with glory. They have glad
denel all patriots. and proved that the
great heart Of the people is loyal and
true.
The shams AMI subterirgcs of The
Copperheads have been swept away by
the potential voice Of the people; the
air is purified from the pestiIent foss Of
Northern disloyalty, and the STAR, Ban
ner II ,a;s il The clear Heaven, radiant
with hope and Strength and promise.
IN Ono, VaIlandisIiam and bis ass.
ciatcs are buried beneath nearly 100000
majority.
In Pennsylvania. Curtin is re elected
by about 20 900 majority.
Ia'!iana has g'ne largely Union, and
in lowe the Union otate Ticket IS lr:um
pliantIy elected.
Cal; ornia, Maine, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
Indiana and Iowa have spoken in thun-
der tones their determination to sus ain
the Administration in pros cu;ing the
war and vildicl.in.s the National b"nor I,
and preserviu. tho Nations integrity.
Let Wisconsin follow their glorious OK
ample.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

widows, orphans, relatives and friends ;
nor those who have sacrificed health and
limbs in this great rational struggle; nor
those who yet 81 bravely stand around
the flag of the Union.
Let us remember them and those that
are dear to item. Let us comfort aud
assist them in their affection and their
struggles.
in offering our Thanks, let them be
minglc with Prayers for speedy and
permanent restoration of peace, unity and
happiness 10 our distracted country.
In testimony whereof, l have hercruto
subscribed my name anil caused
the Great Seal of the State of
Wisconsin to be affixed. Done
L. 8. ut Madison, tie twelfth day of
October, ia the year OF our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three.
By the Governor, EDWARD SALOMON.
EDWARD ILsLEY, Assistant Scc'y of the ST. ;.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

He has given his assent to an act of
Congress, which in effect, cnmpels poor
men to enter wars service, while it gives
a cheap immunity to the man of means,
TINS making patriotism a matter of dol
lars and cents; Therefore
Reso'ref, That the Democracy Of
Pierce g rrty, yielding to no party or
persons III their devotion to tic CnnStitu-
lion rs it is, an.i the Union rs our Gath
crs made it, will resist, 10y all loyal,
peaceful anil c'-nsti utional means. fur
Their repetition of the above enumerated
wrongs, and We rec'.gIlize the ballot hex
rs the best rieans 10 accomplish this re
suit.
RCsolUed. That secession is to vile n
MOI Strosi'y to merit a respectful consid
Grafton, and deserves the execration Of
every lover of this Union; and that sc
cession is not The only wrong that has
erept into the world, 10 tester society and
destroy government.
iiscslved, That the accusation made
against us rs DEMOCRATS, as the adv. Gates
Of an unconstitutional peace with the
rebels in arms against the government, is
a foul slan'icr upon our courage and pat
riotisn-a lilel on lie brave men who
have fell upon every battle field fighting
in the defense Of the glory and honor of
their country-a libel IN the name of
Jackson and his iIluslrious coadiutors-a
foul and dc, elisl lie upon the memories
Of the gallant ,Ien whose bl,o'l has red
cncd every field IL strife since this war
began-a lie, f.uI aud unnaiural, against
lie loyal sons !, f Erin, whr FIJI in heaps
within twenty rods Of the eneny's guns
at Fredrickslurg, and whose blood the
rlius of winter have scarce vet washed
from the soil where they fc;l, and who
sleep in bloody graves, a monument of
'evo''on TO the country of their adop
tin.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
"A CARD.
To THE PUBLIC.

wish - say that last spring | want f.
sell out ~ my Ia; Sale Certificates of the
sale oi 1860. / applied 10 ecvefal p, rites VIII"
| thought mi hit ne willing 10 purchase, and
finally succeeded H. selling tIe 'ot at what /
cous decd a fair price, aud without reserve.
At tlat time, all thoee against property in
he city OF Prescott, Including tho.e on the
Eailroad lanes. (about which there is so much
con1ovelsy,) had nelly five months 10 run
beio"e he lime OF rcdcnpii = expired. and had
boen adrertGcd for weeks in the JOE vAL,
hat unless redeemed previous 10 that lime
they would Re subject 10 deed. AS these
we've the most valuable IN the lot, ] hrG 10
Z cOn 20 srpro-c that rariio7 ini rcSi d
wor',, not redeem them be roIc the line % G.
dcmp;ion exF;r~d, if they wished 20. Had
hey wished to prich1sc he ce tifiCaios. they
could have dove n at any time when they
BELONGED 10 me. by applying for them and
paying The pr;rciral and in rest dre, : /
never ref d 10 .eIl ce"iifica, sou those terms.
G. Ii. MILLER.
Pre- cot, Oct. 16, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
state of Wisconsin.
PROCLAMATION.

IL
The people Of Wisconsin have much
reason to be thankful to God for the many
favors and blessings they have chi Iyed
during the past year. While the calalni-
ties and dangers of war have visited SO
many Of our sister States, we have been
permitted 20 enjoy peace and prosperity
within our State; the earth has
been bountifu. il i productions TO us.
aud our harv, st plentiful; commerce, and
MI the arIs and vacations of peace have
flourished with unusual prosperity. And
aIl Of this has been vouchsafed to us
while the nation has been, and Is, IN a
fierce and bloody contest for its lie and
iniegrity,-a contest 10 which the brave
and noble sons of Wisconsin have shown
unsurpassed endurance, herois,n and de-
yotion to or country's sacrel cause up
on so many bati'e-fields; AMI, thus brave
" acting their pal, in the suppre sion Of
the rebellion, and assisting in driving the
enemy from lie s:;rnnghOlds, have con
EereI honor and renown upon themselves
end our beloved State.
Thanks 10 tod who gave them sucl
Ioyal and stout hear and s:rOhg arms
Thanks to him Tor the su 'cess that ha
accompanied our army within the pas
year. bring nearer unto Us CONSTANT,
permanent national peace, UNITY an'
happiness. >,
Now, therefore, in compliance With
time. Lonored Custom. and confirming e
recent proclamation of the Pre- 'ident
the Unite.l Gates appointing day o
National Thanksgiving, l. EDwALD SAL
ONION. Governor of the State of Wiscon
sin, do hereby arpeint 80
THURSDAY, 26th day of November 1868
as day of Thanksgi wing and Rest, an
request the people of the State OF WIS
eonsin that, laying aside all their secula
pursuits. they repair on that day to thel
accustomed places of worship, there t
offer their gratitude to God for the bles;
inps and favors we have been permltte
to enjoy during the past year. And
that gratitude let US not omit to remen
Der the manv noble and departed heroe
who have laid their lives upon the alte
of our common country. to save 1t frol
destruction and ruin; nor their weepln
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

failed by a decided negative. You are msta-
ken, Mr.. Hatch. it was withdrawn by the
mover, and no doubt most of the delegates
thought with myself that il would look like
aepersion 10 bind men 10 do what honor re-
quired. There is one lille fact which kcs
the vfals out of that excuse Of yours, Mr..
Hatch, and that is that you told a delegate
from this city, that you 'fremJied for fear
McS ;eoolr'iOn World peas" thus showing that
ne pm pose of treachery was ia your mind
while you were in the convention, and was
not suggested Lv the decided dissatisEciio
ton" of tic people.
You fe'l an easy prey to the arts of polite ]
cdrc ion, and the evidence convicts you of
being on the look out for mpia;ion.
This is time when fealtv 20 the Union
party has almost he calims of ftalty 10 ones
religious faith. You consent at such time 10
accept Democratic nonination, Git amounts
10 nothing lcss) aud let your name go before
the people, and into the camps, on ticket
with that of Palmer. and Goethe. and Bohan.
You may be elec ID, ard may not. but If
elected. the office viii hardly be worth 10 you
tie respect you will forfeit CT tie friends you
desert. and of those whose TOOL You berome
for you are not so ignorant OF The ways of
conventions as 70 suppo-e that tbe aeon OF
the DenOci AIS was,ictated by any regard for
yonr special fitness for the office which you
desire.
In conclusion, Mr.. Hatch. had you not best
take the bette" course, and walk mp Ike
MA end support Mr.. Thayer.-E". JoUESAL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
Union Candidate for Senator.

A. II. YOUNG Esq. of Prescott, is the
Union nominee for State Senator, for
this district. He is a lawyer of good
abilities and high standing, bushes man
of large experience and excellent rcputa-
ton, citizen of influence and worth,
and Union man Of the ''strictest sect"
lie mas been identified with the Union
movement from the stlrt and has becn
prominent in his city and county, in pro
mOtinS enlistmcnts, contributing his
means to volunteers and their families,
and using his every effort to bring '':id
and comfort to the Government and its
defen lers. Mr.. YoUSG is an old resi-
dent of this district, acquainted with its
wants, and identified with It's Interests
lie is amply qualified TO discharge the
duties of the office for which he is nomi-
mated, and if elected we believe he will
represent this district impartially and
faithfully. Let Union men interest
themselves in his rehabilitation
Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

The STEAMER ENTERPRIsE.-This
little craft deserves notice. She is
Gan enterprise as is an enterprise" She
has an enterrising captain and an enter
prising captain and an enterprising crew
and has shown more than ordinary en-
terprise all summer in accommodating
the people of this Valley. AT all stages
of water we have been able to ''count on
her" rs regularly as the day came. Our
people appreciate such an enterprise as
this. and will remember Capt. KNAPP
hereafter, for the many fayors he has
shown them. should be embark il any en-.
terprise. Hudson Star.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

JOSEPH S. ELwELL, Editor of the
"Hu'ls"n STAR" has been nominated by
the Union men, and viii be the next
member from st. Croix beyond doubt.
Mr.. ELwELL has resided in the valley
number of years, and is man respected
by all. A true patriot, he throws party
to the dogs, and goes in for the Union,
and the Government with all Ii s strength.
The 'Siar" is the oldest paper in the val
ley, AMI has, since the war. thrown its
influence in favor of thorough prosecu-
ton of the war, and the entire crushing
out of the rebellion. Jo5EPH you have
our ccngratulations.-Polk County
Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
THE NEWS.

Tie army news Of the past week is
not Of special momer t, though the thick
Is fyirg minors seem TO prcsage impor
t.ni events.
Il sccfans IS heavily reinforced, and
the scneeal !'clief is that sieat battle
is impending there, in which The rebels
will lie severely whipped. Lee is in
crea. force, and Mea.;c has fallen back TO
a s;-orger position near ;h9 Eapp,fan-
mock. On Thursday his re..r guard was
a. ;cked, Lat tic enemy were repulsed
with great loss.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
DIED.

At Oak Grove. of Typhoid Fever after an
illness of ten days, SOLOMON osGooD MoKEEs
aged As years, who for eight years had been
highly esteemed citizen OF Pierce County
His funeral was attended on Saturday the 10Th
by large concoursc of people:
"Hark to The solemn bell,
Mournfslly pealing
What do its wailmgs tell,
On the ear stealing2
Seem they not thus to say,
Loved ones have passed away,
Ashes with ashes lay
List to its pealing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
The Draft.

The draft which was ordered for The
25th of this month, in this Sale, hcs
been postponed ill The 9th Of November.
Gov. Solomon has gone to Washington
to try and make arrangements hy which
the various localities shall obtain credit
for the Volunteers thew have sent.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

For SENAroR.-rhe Union Senator al
Convention which met at Hudson on the
lst inst nominated Austin III. Young,of
Presc. Il, for Senaio". Mr.. Young is u
lawyer of ability, true Union man and
will receive tie entire vote of the Union
men of the SSth District. The nominal
tho is an excellent one, and we feel com
fident will win. Allow us to congratulate
you Stnator Young.-Polk County
Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
The milwaukee, News.

The Daily News has come out with a
a new DIRE oftype, in eight page firm,
AID prints our editions daily. 1t is ably
conducted, and is by far the strongest
champion of the peace Democracy in the
State. 1t is well worth reading by all
who wish to keep posted on this side Of
the question.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
WOOIcu Yarn.

in. CLEMENTS q Con have ON hand
a large supply Of genuine all wool yarn
Just the thing for socks and stockings
They also have u large stock If Grocer
les and Dry Goods, To which they invite
the attention of the pnbiic.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
NEW 4pVE-~v &EMENTs.
TH0~. y. VAsD y. ID.

l";o,,rs ,en. &c .',rt &c bus located in
dis town, TO-. So. ',ice of his profession,
/, Medicine, - !. aud Mid cry, aud
81 al, "a also 10 all u j, t'a country
Il office IS at tIs, pr: sc o., Hotel.
-. ,ott tc;, 5, ISL. ne"s;f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

ResoIccd. By the Common Council of the
CITY of Pre-roit. that the sum of one hundred
dollars. be aud hereby is appropriated out of
the General funds, :, Dartly dei'ay expenses
of graGin,, done by Marsh d Bolton, and that
the Clerk and Mayo issue orders therefor
A. MILLEc, j. W. BEARDsLEY.
City Clerk. Acting Mayor.
Prescott, Oct IL. 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

re- Collins & RIKER killed a hog
at their Meat Markat one day this week
which weighed 400 pounds. Hs was
a s'buster."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17
KEYSTONE HOUSE,

q. WEAVE PRoPRIEToH
ESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
Z have borTht and 'cii;ed the above wei
i known Hot Sc, and ri.e The patronage o
tae Pablo.
p. cscott, Dec. 3,lSG2. G. WEAVER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

The Ryan Democrats have noin-
mated d. NJ. Lusk, of Prescott, for the
State Senate, 2Sth District. He will be
elected-to stay at home.-Polk
County Press.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

One of our citizens has recei, ed an
offer of s 2, 500 ear, to go South as
Special Correspondent for the Cincinnati
ii Gazette.
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LOST,

In this city. between the 18th and 10th
inst. a large leather wallet containing so III
money and number OF valuable papers,
Jonrral office, will receive $40.
T. HYATT.
Prescott, Sept. Is, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

w The "Irou Brigade" was at Gull
pepper, Va, on the 2lst. These boys
ara never far from the front except in
case of retreat. Then they will always
be found in the rear Madison journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

re- The Minnesota State Democrat
is the title of new daily paper just star
ted in st. Paul, by JOHN MoDoNAID.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

On tie 1911 o: J~Iv, a red card poke:
look, conan; g bank certificate and
roia .. ~. G.. Weave for Sl01. given tie
, ~ - Cc,obc' 1872. a ii I..w:'g 10 per ct
mi; ~. A;y ore &c. ~ Ire : re 10 me or
10 ,ne -I. al O:;ice. v u receive $40 rrwcrd
.'.u-cU.,. III. 8, 1871. NJ. TER
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

re- A Young Mems Union Conven-
ton is to be held in Milwaukee on the
Dist inst.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

GENERAL SCoTT is now engaged in
writing history of bis campaigns.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-17

JUDGE S. 8. Burton is the Union nom
inee for the Assembly from La Crosse.