Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-21

ter eleven OF the laws CT 15G2 extra session.
Glfen EhCer NJ hand, aud the g.eat seal IF Il
state, n tic Capitol in Madison, Ills tE.a
I LsLALJ GAy II August, a. .. 1858.
JAAES I. LLhlS, Sec'y Of State. I
! IN PURSUANCE Vt ti'e tbaye notice general ele
/ tion viii be held On Tuesday, siccre,.Ing the f1l
Aontay, icing tae tI:d day of November frXt in IL
several towns, wards and election lHee l. il the Ga
oi Piesee, AMI hy the qualified electors al fnr STATED
iSc1nsi III the actU mil AIRY service OF tire all
states or OF this state, AZ HE several rn>ts c.luS
places where egtaeut ba ttcry u a.tie.y u 10
of rtcIneat not less thsn one colu,a,,- 1,I,r ~
afae eIssana to wlTef such electors lelcug NAV 9
on that day. Iic i5iiowing officers - elccts
/ G0-Wit:
| Governor in the place Of Edward saloiaon; I
| Lieutenant Governor;
Secretary OF State, the place Of James T. Lewis
state Treasurer, in the place OF Samuel d. Hastings
/ m Attorney Ge-efal. in the place 81 y inleid smith
state SCperilt,d nj ~ the place &c .usia H. Pick
ardd lam Comptroller in tine place oi William H.
Ramsey State Prison Commissioner, IL tie place 81
\. r. hodge, whose several terms of C.ce wiz expire
/ on the first &"nd.., 81 January, A. D. I-cf.
Also. state Seritnr for Tie tweuty-eiea district
heads To another years stay in-t1,S Il ia
Of such the 18Th had II.
We are now taking the world very
easy, we have ar important duty, that o!
keeping the M:ssissip free from guerillas
for distance Of about seyenty-tive miles,
This we DO by fr"quen; exped tons into
The country erch side Of the river. We
have built barracks for winter use,
| but winter does not come. One
shuns the heat OF The sun here now, Is
YOU would in ia. hottest days Of July in
| Wis. The leaves are green, aud gar lens
coihcd with flowers, IS in July. An ice
terg from our Wisconsin homes would
i.s grateful in our water pail.
We occasionally have l;:;!e fun with
he OIL planters, who have hecG 10 the
habit OF treating their lahorers with much
more severity than they would their
mules, IS they dil not fear the mules,
w!iIlc the everlasting n;gger might GET
too high notions; consequently many be-
!cyeI ihay should beat them at least
once week TO Keep them COOL n;ggers.
A case occurred here few days since;
Dr.. Wool, q man much the form Of Dan
bars clock man--well, for stomach, n
good match for John Dale, with decitl-
ed pompous style. accustomed to com
mand with iron rule. appeared at the
Proves; Mqrsh lis Office with complaint
Of characterization agains. his CLIMBER
maid.
On est;gation it was proven that the
g;rl had made his bed, and the wife
caused it to be male over. 1t still was
unsatisfactory, and the girl received or
dcrs to redo her work. She protested
she could do il no dlferent, when the DR.
knocked her down with his cane, and
beat her, eating her heal severely, and
desistel only when the cane was broken.
She, being contaminated with tho no
ions which tho blacks in general have
received from the S d Tiers, fo.l. ani the
cas- came before Tho Provost Marshall
The Dr.. c'aiinel the girl; the sir! claim
tu bEOtsCtIpi. LAstCf - ai-ts' 'ti2. tao to-
yost ordered the DR.. 10 accompany q
guard, TO whom commitment TO Jail
was given. Il ,th started, but rs on leav-
ing The courthouse tie guard led the
way toward the Jail, Mr.. gold headed
cane man halted, and asked where they
were going. The guard toll him 10 Col
low ana he would learn, whereupon the
DR.. refused, bat being told he could take
his choice, follow, or be followed by a
bayoiet, ne concluded to make philoso-
plcr of himself aud submit to his neces-
! sity. As the boys say. he was left play
inc checkers with his nose in the CRATES
Of the Jail window. The superstition is
a few games will teach him that some
folk. have rights and feelings as well as
others.
Hoping that the Union men will not
only carry Wisconsin, but carry il hy a
crushing majority.
am respectfully yours.
o. T. MAxsos.