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, 1863-04-10

COMMERCIAL.


. HrcRRTa FOR TIE LAST TwENTY.FoCH HOURS.
F,oqr. Wheat. Corn. Oats, Rye. B1ly.
btlt. bu. h0. bn. bu. bu-
il il; s. 81 'i 81 l55 ri ri
9ef Is H.: iss is 1se Is sss9s ssGs 'sss s 49, Is
1 ASssLRR.. / 10 10 .: 80. ISIS @ 40. -: 80: -, @
rot,,. ........ 2:aa 1854 $500 asoso 2ia1 ala
Grae., Tal- Live grs'd gssk
s:ss s.: 1iss s.: 's s.: H9ss ss nss:. Ss: qs5s. NJ
il -: ,i;a5 1s!js Eli; ID; $ !; !
ceR&2RR... 4as45 1880 9is ~. ESQ
S.stEk .kE :: r.: aii -. -: soassi Il Is
Total. :. -. 1874 sose61 41sat 1873 % 5oo
sH1PxESrs 8r 1AKE 7on TIE 1As1 rwEsrx.rorn
Flour Wheat Corn. Oats. Rye. .Bsrl'y
Buffalo BIZ 81 H.; e. sss5o Ss; 9; B.; 17Se Ss eu
Singsion: -: -: 1855 iSsss -: -: 49, ~. -: -:
Tota....... 6oo $500 1aaea5 s7415 1;voo 49,.
RECEIPTS AND eu1r41Srs ar cASA1-Apaue &,
Wheat, bn...... $500 Lumber, r.. 7ao.7
Corn, bu: -...... c2,s;9 Shingles, No.. 10000
iorS. , ,, pslr: Nv .os1s, No.. ~
.atse. quos'..aeo1 " so'u 'ou"s was !so,s'
w. " " DC ~ "es'A a' i4'8
.pa. 4.s.eaesa ~ oAauenee y! opefasoss somo-
&. ~ .As ~ ess.oGul, ui"es' pa''
tc,i., ss-snss -. a,,nea ~ sN'tp's'' III 0'
Whe-t va ~ 1,r,,te5 der.,3 h., ,o,., .a,.
+o,s nd aas1o-s .1a ~. 7,a~lst 800 sps.a,e
sh,a. b;,ho- ~ sona ara,t;es Int - .,asoa en,a.
-;,sor. ~ -, ,h1e s+-nrors,ncn, Tin trars,c.
t;a1. ,r,, ,,7.nsr.1v ,,cht Mt SIN for fresh r.
.o1rto ~, q nc, Winter. Il IN for ne5.cted 1tc8
=, 20 nv ,,,ntcr ,ecenta and 81 10 fn- frcsb ro'
ccrnta m snrtnc stnaa1.c3x for vIntcr r..
tcirta No Q sprfpc: and st@sac for ftcsh rccejnts
Rr;rrtea sn1;nc. At thu c,oso The 1na,,ct VS..
on;st
Thc r,onr i,,,5tet xaa .,,,ost o,t,rc,v ro,,;n,,-
,,,.ss ,,,a e,,,.,r, to;.. s.a,,. az
~. 49,. ,,as,.ot $3.50 ,-.s 49, a.a... .s sr
..,,aea 49,
r.. a1.1s ~ 4.'e
ts.n ~ tc,1e, 1 ss-l. ss es', .os
s.,nsa pa,aa.ss D 80 ~ .,a 49,, u ~,
y. soa ~ auu '~s'@& -'111'o
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go nae 'sss ae*.'s 1nsa! a ~ w ~. eA!p
1AtAt eoatns anu lue WAfAeL aAfaAceu Ssts HltA
, 1863-04-10
M MARINE LIST,
PORT OF CHICAGO.

ARRIVED. @.
Bchr Teetchestcr, Aathcr, Grand Haven, o. N
3nmbcr, 1890 pirkcts.
Schr G Barber. Kirby, Grand Haven, 100 N lumber.
schI Violin, Was1in::, Holland a6 CHS wood.
Schr Commencement, yan Dis, Holland, GO m
lumber.
scow Mermaid, Thompson, St, Joseph, IS cords
wood.
, 1863-04-10

drcss, Frank Lumbard sang the "Red, White
aud Blue" the entire audience Joining In the
chorus, and the band playing aa accompani-
1ncnt. The effect mas thrilling In the cx-
treme. At the close Of the music, the audi
ence adjourned with three rousing cheers Tor
tue Union.
Thus ended this great and glorious Union
mass meeting in all respects the 1argsst aud
most enthusiastic gathering Of the loyal men
of Chicago since the Initiation Of the rebellion.
H~W does the Mayor Of Chicago like this veto
the people have put upon him: To what
incfIAble littleness does he dWindle In tho face
Of this majestic popular uprising. The peo.
pie have spoken in unmistakable language
their fealty to the Government and the Union
and the vetos Of ten thousand petty Mayors
cannot suppress 1t. The meeting was held to
late hour but the vast crowd kept thess
places to the close and adjourned amidst the
greatest enthusiasm.
, 1863-04-10

GTEAN[ED FRESH OYSTERS.
~ sptced CRITTERS. Picklrd Oysters, Roast Meata
Ponlas, Game Soups: Taps4 srsa Fruits: Vegetables.
in Hrnxrr1uALY sEALE1 CANS, by FITHIAN &
POGVE NJ their extcCktve Farms and FActo.T
--I--.. ARCHER l. REEVES.
&5 North Water street and Is Nort De.awsre Ayenpe
Philadelphia, f& Each cAa warranted Send lot 4
Prtce List feaGas0on
, 1863-04-10

CoLorR1c1.-Cspt. A. n. kinzle. Of this
city, is Colonel Of the Sd regiment Of South
Carolina volunteers at Port Royal,
, 1863-04-10

prnsoxA1,-Col. Christopher has arrived in
Rosccrans' army with company Of regulars.
which he is commanding:
, 1863-04-10

81
Mt OF CooK-ss. Circuit con:t ef Cook Goua-
y. june Term, 1866 Jn1ette T. Hubbard y. Harry
Juliet Il ip6hasd: siary s;aoberIy Chstt S!anoery
Medor3 A. Girls void Chzres g. Gft+Woa, Nilltsn Y.
EnseelI Lcusa II, Boone, Levi D Isoo1e. uestIus 81.
smith aaa Ade!iae c. Ihomas-1n Chsneery
Affidavit ct tie noe .residence Of Mary St&noe.Ey.
Charlfa EtanherrF. Medoss A. CrtsEold. Charles L.
Grisvotd and william c. Russen, defendants ahoSe
ss!d Ciier!t Cont of ceok County Sesles hereby
Mcdorn A. GrtsWold Chaslcs X. Gr1svold and William
Iusee that said complainant alsd 5ss hnl o. cca n
tie eighth day Of April. lsGs. and tnat . summons
thereupca teued out q said C1Grt asantt ~ delen-
dant+ rstnrpable on tie third Monday Of June next
t1At3}. ~ Is BY Law required.
NV, uniers you the said Mary StanheETy. ChAr1es
BtanberfJ Mpdora 4. GIaswnld. CfaSie; Z. Grfsvold
azd William c. Rnssel shall peraoGs1J pc MD appear
day q he thereof. to be holdeP r. chesSo in
rfcad apsTer Ct denur to the sstd comphinants BILL
of compliant. the same and re matters aad things
ard deeIts entered as.5cst {ou a,9enTa!ng 70 tbs
- tirEr ~ 4 TMnxta .f.o1onj Is Sorr npI6 csaia.N
, 1863-04-10

THEODORE HOLBROOK &
H. CO.. Negot!4tor1 Ct Mortgages. and Agents for
the Purchase. Eale and Leastng OF Real E*tate.
For Sale. beautiful rEo-story Gothic CotssEe. On
North Side. nea= city ll1nitR, lot15o11,0
Ten acres In stone GuarrJ for sale.
Eealtence property on TIC North, South and West
Sides, for sails Of to it, ap4 cia-6s
, 1863-04-10

MORE REBEL PRlsoSERs.-Fifty| secesh
prisoners arrived at Camp Donglas this morn
Ing. ria 1. G. 3. r., from Memphis.
, 1863-04-10

F. E: Rigby. 50 Randolph street, Is selling
Paper Hangings at less than New York prices, at
wholesale and retail TusJttY1
, 1863-04-10
Chicago Grt(Julre.
the GREAT UNION MEETING.

the GREAT UNION MEETlNG.
IMMENSE UPRISING OF THE
d PEOPLE.
PASSAGE OF PATRIOTIC RES-
0LUTI0NS.
Eloquent Letter from Gen,
Lew Wallace.
Speeches by Hon. Lyman
Trumbul1, Hon. VIM. A.
Howard, Mason Jonee,
the great Irish Ora
tor, Hon. Thomas
Drummond and
Others.
, 1863-04-10

Go TO THE BEsr-Go 10 BRYANT Il E7nArroH's
CHICAGO COMMERCIAL CoILEoE, to get thorough
practical bueinees education.
, 1863-04-10

TonAcco SEEp.-James Duffy, 81 CLARK street,
las tobacco Eeed Of asuperior quality on hand. in
dcrs nom the country promptly allied. Address
care box Isl, Chicago. fp2-Gtl-1tN
, 1863-04-10

w A II D-A few energetic
~ Agents TO- canyass for the History OF the Great
trsc.t1e popular historical writer OF the First
volume nov ready. ,Asents arc meeting Eith napass
enaIs giving II ~ In seEasa to sae
dress F. G1BKs, lA South Clask street Ch!cago, Ill
, 1863-04-10

Ex~ALDEnMAN EL1I1uoRpE PROMOTED
Lieut.. Col. A G. Ellithorpe, Of this city, has
been detailed by Major Gen. Blunt to his staff,
and will take command OF the escort aud the
Generals Guard. This guard will consist of
one battalion Of mounted riaemen, recruited
especially for that purpose
, 1863-04-10

REAL EsrArE.-Among tho sales Of real
estate reported this week, we notice tile fol-
lowing, by Ell Prescott, esq, to our fellow
townsman, Il. ?. schutlcr: 529 teet on Adams
street, between Aberdeen and Morgan streets,
for $4,000 cash. He will at once erect thereon
four first class brick dwellings, with marble
fronts
, 1863-04-10

w ANTED-Agents for the sale
" ofCssuga Chief Rearer and Mower and Cn!ou,
for tae coansies Of C Geok pqpaSa , Wni Sendsl and
tnral Touss II. IS and 20 West Lake IT, Chicago. ILL.,
am RI.
, 1863-04-10

SOLDIERS PAID oFF.-Major Larned, Pay
master, distributed upwards Of $40, 600 among
the boys Of the 65th Illinois yesterday, pay
ing them for four months, up to the 1st' of
March, Capt, Phillips Battery was paid on
Monday for tic sano period, by Major
Eenzic, Tie boys we're oil made glad.
, 1863-04-10

RECEIVING STOLEN Goops.-Yesterday
morning four women named Priscilla Wood,
Clara Knapp, Rosa Clark, and Sarah Hawkins
were charged before the Police Court with
receiving stolen jcwelsy and held for trial
, 1863-04-10

OPENING pA1.---Mrs. Cory viii exhibit her
sur;nc stylcs Of bonncts and rich millinery goods
atSo, % Lake street, On Friday and Saturday,
Apyil 10th and 11th.
, 1863-04-10

BHTDGE's observation-disclosures rally ut the
tent in the Court House square, where re-
cruits are being enlisted for Drydges' Battery.
1t is designed to man one section OF this bat
tory exclusively with Germans, and we are
sure these sons Of the Tater Land are TOO old
eoldiers to allow so rare an opportunity to
pass uaimrroyed.
1t will be borne in mind that the premium
ard bounty will be paid over to recruits be-
fore they leave for the army.
, 1863-04-10

Cook + McLain, o. Dearborn street and ia
ebawls, &c. Cent? coats, rests ami pants reno
yated in superior manner. Bonnsta dYed,
Dleached and pressed In the latest etylo.
mh11I3m
, 1863-04-10

/ r. Paper Hangings, wholesale and retail
Largest stock In the city at CHASE j. CO.'S, 103
Randolph street. m1.1m
, 1863-04-10

4 nrm reliance on ths. jas.ice q the Ifovidcnrc
which guides and guards governments aud peoples,
Of the Government in ali its efforts to sup
prcse the rebellion. and an uncompromls!ng
opposition to treason IN whatever form, It may ap-
pear; and TINT we will hencefott until the rebel
}-lion shall have becn suppTcseed-nepiraa only By
| patriotism, and looking only 10 conntry--unItc
il7nly upon the broad platform Of nationality and
HeFolrtd, That We will adhere to the position
taken here tonight. az patriots and loyal men, IN
IL e a., aad nr
Ind u.sc nll tic ioyei citizens of Chicago to uaite
with Us In thfs pledge Of patriotism,
Alter the passage Of the resolutions, Geo
c. Bates, esq, read dispatches from Goys
Tod, Wright and Morton, expressing regrets
at not being able TO attend, and the Following
from Gov. Solomon OF Wisconsin:
p1sPA7cu FROM GOT. sA1oaox.
MADISON, april 9, 1868.
To Committee for Union Meeting:
1hasc Just rec lived your Invitation to tho Unlo1
meeting tonight. regret that I canuot be pre
loyal and patriotic manifestation Of the support q
tic Government, and with every effort to crush th
rebellion. Respectfully,
Concluding with the following GLORIOUS Let
| ter from tie gallant Gen. Lew. WALLACE
which WAS received With perfect storm 9
applause, lasting several minutes:
| LETTER CT GEN. LEW WALLACE.
CINCINNATI, O., April 3, 1863,
. Aldermen Holden. Shimp and uoyt, Unlon Cor
mittce. Chicago, Ill:
S,ns: Present duty compels me TO decline II
invitation to address the Union Meeting TO be hcl
! In your city. The fAet that you intend holdsn
such a meeting is+ however, compensating plea
urc The people should be srouscd- Love OF tn
Government il rot dead. Thousands do not rca
izc its dangcr-that is the trouble.
. Popular EorerDmcnt is a very Old idea; IN u
. past 1t has been the eubject OF nsny experiments
> but never 1t inau snrAted under fnch fayorabl
- aqtplces as By our fathers For theatre 1t NJ
!" EisGn new world the isolation ol oceans ehielt
y ! ea Il isoIn tho jcnlouacs and evil Influences {
+ usnst Eosefnmente; every element OF prospetit
- ~ neIo So!lected that men might be contented
a1ased them from iii ohe! peones n and aid :!
iesns nef1o tas 1S question answeFed Ii
u only iesue-ts, ShG4 Il y ps.pelaateg 55''oa ~
n Ne hAse EfnwnFtch tnd pow csfai~hnu novo.r.
none, NOT even oarsslses, knew anttl nowPPsnrnn
j. crtn that It is Eatnrh for honest ne,n3 pon
g, do not sufficiently reject to b inerefiunps
1, the possibility Of the oresth.ow Of ths Ga ~
d, ment. But 1t is possible. Mora than th.t e n
ID North does not unite to eave it. Ill IL iost -,
o. part foreign wars, our domestic trouf.lrs ~
q. political struggles in Congress and 1t tho poil
Il were not tcsts only incidents. Of institution
E. pat Lon thvze Is tel, tsg 1rnt ou., rc.l u
, 1863-04-10

w ANTED-A furnished lodging
~ rnom, or furnished rar!or and bedroom.
without board for single gentleman. on South S!de
near Custom House. One IN private residence pro.
Gtr!ed. Wanted fer one or more yeaFs. address
HIP q, BOX 1861. ap1 ct751t
, 1863-04-10

FoUSDLNG.-Oficcrs Simmons and Hum.
phscy found an infant lastcyening, on Carpen-
Ter, between Lake and Fulton streets, which
had been deserted By its unatural parent, and
left upon the sidewalk. =.
, 1863-04-10

BROWNE BRONCHIAL TRoCHEa'
Mtary on1cers and Soldiers =, should st @ hs.e ing m
sHSn nnon the drst appearance Of Cold or Cough
qy tn1e be IN something
he genujpe Bro,rntx Bronehtal 7roches, which arc
solt everywhere at Is cents per boz.
, 1863-04-10

FOR SALE-kcntucky Bourbon
4 Whisky for Real Estate. We have large lot at
old copper distilled Kentucky Whisky which viii be
exchange: for good Inside Chcago property viii
be so!d tow for cash. GUTHRIE Bl.OrHE!sS s.
Dearborn street ap8-c2!t-6s
, 1863-04-10

w TANTED-A Furnished House.
~ An English iads. who is fully competent 10
teslrous ofrsnt'ne Fasnehs< Ionss f5 that 9ugpose
of character ard ability address stating terms iocs-
ton, etc. r. q. BOX 2Gs5, Chicago. arS c1s7-l.t
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
Associate Jcsticos. :
aGaiiaiStrat0r's Sale.

Pierce County Court-In Probate. In The
matter OF the estate OF Timothy Edwards,
deceased.
NOTICE Is hereby given that BY virtue
~ and in pursuance Of an order Of license
made in said matter. or the ftl day of Au-
gust, io63, by the county court of said cOun-
", the undersigned administrator of the es-
fafe of sai,i deceased. VIII. on the go day of
Nav, at -one o'clock in the afternoon. at the
front door Of Il. b. Fl;nt's store. In the village
of River Falls, in said county. offer for sale at
u, bic vendne the following described lands
/, wit: All of Southwest quarter of north
= est quarter of section number thnty five,
t0wn:bip number twenty-seyen. range num-
her eighteen. excepting three and l6-l60
,cres in the northeast corner of said qua { y
section. The terms Of sale will be made
known at the time and place of S; l..
Dated this 25th day Of April. =. D. 1863.
s2-w3 s. b. CHILDS, Administrator,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
w. D. STERLING CPS.

Large received being varied assortment
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
SIN Err g. co. -
LETTER "a"
Family Sewing Machine,


WITH ALL THE RECENT IMPROVEMENTS,
Is the best and cheapest and most beautiful OF
all Sewing Machines. This Machine will sew
ANYTHING, from the running of a tuck in Tarl-
e;ao 10 the making of an Overcoat-anythij5 +,
from Pilot OF Beaver Cloth down TO the softcst
Gauze or Gossamer Tissue. and is ever ready
TO do its work to perfection. 1t can fell. hem.
bind gather tuck. quilt and has capacity for
great variety of ornamental work. This is
not the only machine that can fell. hem, bind
and so forth. out it will do SO better than any
other Machine. The Letter a Family
Sewing Machine may be had in great varie-
ty of cabinet cases. The Folding Case. which
is now becoming so popular. is, as its name
implies, one that can be folded into box or
case. which. when opened. make beautiful
substantial, and spacious table for the work to
rest upon. The cases are of every imaginable
desigiI-plan as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
Milwaukee Office No. II. Newhall House.
Send for 4 copy of "Singer 4 Co.'S Ga
zette." J. NJ. SINGER Il CO..
456 Broadway, N. y.
The branch Offices are well supplied with
silk twist, thread, needless oil, etc, of the best
oualitv l0tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
STATE Cmcers.
FEDERAL of-eers.

President.
Wee 4Frsi lent.
: ersfaTy STATE. :
: crtaIt 1f Treasury.
81 RITA. &c = ~,
Se-.s ,drS ~ t-rv.
Postmaster Con. "a.
Seer .sv"f ii,Ier.0r.
Attorney General.
Chief : Justice sap. CT,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
PRESCOTT JOURNAL.
COMMERCIAL IGATTERs.

CONSIN BANKS.
Iowa County Bank.
Juneau Bank,
Rsek County Bank.
Sank County Bank.
Second Ward Bank.
State Blk. of " is.
State Bank.
wis Marine & Fire In.
Co Bank.
lakewood Bank.
Racine Co. Bank.
Sank City Bank.
.S!awanaw Bank.
Bank of p du Chen.
Hudson City Bank.
Eenoslha County Bank.
Wisconsin Bank.
Frontier Bank.
Jefferson Go. Bank.
Lu,nberman's Bank.
Oshkosh Com. Bank.
Prairie CITY Bank.
Rock River Rank.
Rockwell & Co.'S Blk.
81. Croix Valley Bank.
Summit Bank.
san Prairie Bank.
Walworth Co. Bank
" aukcsha County Blk
Farmers & Mechanics
Bank.
Bank Of Green BAY.
CT. Bank Of kenOsha
Northern Bank
Wis Finerv Bank
Civ Of Berlin, Oneida
Bank
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06

THE PLACE TO BUY WHATEVER YOU WANT AT FAIR PRICES
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06

CURRENT WIS
Bank of Madison.
Rank of Milwaukee.
Bank &c Eipon.
BAN; OF Oshkosh.
Bank OF Racine.
Central Bank Of Wis
Pane County Bank.
Farmers d Millers b
Bank of jefferson.
Bank Of Wcvauwcga.
Green Bay Bank.
Con Exchange Bank.
Citv Bank Of Prescott
Rank of Fox Lake.
Columbia Co. Bank.
Commercial Bank.
German Bank.
Rank OF the Interior
Bank of Monroe.
Bank Of Muneka.
Bank ofthc Y West.
Bank Of Belnit.
Bank Of ShebOygan.
Bank Of Sparta.
Bauk If Watertown.
Bank Of Whitewater.
Corn Planters Bank
Bank If ~ iscnnsin.
TX Bk Darling d Co
ElSho~n Bank.
L II ifiuklrv *
Cos Bank
Ia Cess CO Bank
E9rk Of Columbus
Ba;lS .. Nlauitovdc
farmer Blk 3 aver
Dan
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06

Sugar, OF every grade
and price. Teas, Green,
BLACK and eDaEDaHnese.--
Coffee, Eeio and Java,
Ground saHlsl UHlg;a'ouznaai.
Nzolasses, Syrup, Sale
H'atuus, Soda, Grim Tar
tar, SOAP, qzinage Pep
per, Spice, Nuutanaeg;s,
EaaeIisgD, Cssssia, Gloves,
Tobacco, EgaisiHas, Figs,
EDH'uuHles, Ord CunR'z'anats,
Cidz'OHa, Dried Apples,
4 Peaches, etc., etc. Also,
% large Stock OF Fish,
OF every kiHlal--COd Fish
NacE4eH'el, white HNisEH,
Smoked EHaHiHDgzt, etc.,
Also, % Nice Article Of
Kerosene Oil, Lamp
CEaiEnaHaeys, anu a tEaouzs-
saHaeg GRaizRgs too HaaaanAeE.-
ovas 10 mention. We
sell Cheap,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP, CHEAP,
CHEAP, CHEAP.
Tt will cost you nothing to call and
see: we like to show our Goods,
and if we can't sell you it will be
all right. Then take q bee line for
EEADoUA RTnEsRS,
CONCERT HALL BUILDING, PRESCOTT.
1t as the place to get the aOorth Of your No.
neg and the Right Change Back.
PARKHURST & WILSON.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06

r. AT
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-06
Lumber.
Municipal omcers of City of Prescott.


ca-o,,, sc rv;4v, oe p,..,oo+t
A-'.-i.S-4 90 N1--N 20 % 0A'S -
sr,,-,.r q a. DIM
90 CT q i Vtrso,
Tr..,s,,r,.r UowAgp HARVEY.
- d. :. SHirH.
S.LooI Crrs-;,t.t VT. U.rcu.
ALDERNEN.
u
Is; Ward, Ii. 4. Jay,
>, ;, ~ =, - -
- nA"'AN''
"a " ara = $3.50 -. - DiN'
+
Cou y C.icerS
('a;'ttv Iudre. HM. HowEs-
Sheriff. COLEMAN iJETT-
District Attorney, A. II NoUSG.
I.es-;s;..y Of Deeds, c. Y HAYERDAuL.
Treasurer. \. GIrs"l.
Clsrt II tIp court = y IiNY EaDAHL,
or p,,rJ Supervisors. q. STrAHt
Srrveyor. J 4. SHoEr.
,~,.,r..- n : SYiTH
ms DrNBAR,
Srna-vis,rs 20. II. Cox,
u. Fuller.
80. o@..
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
Fourth Of July Celebration In
Charles City.

In accordance with an understand
ing at the formation of the County
Council, U. L. of A., composed OF del
egates from the several Union Leagues
in the county, there will be Grand
Celebration in this place on the 4th OF
July. 1t is expected that the differ
.nt Union Leagues in the county will
be present, together with those from
adjoining counties. A general invi-
tution has also been extended to the
lima Litants in the several townships.
A picnic dinner will be provided, and
those who attend are requested to
furnish provisions for the same. The
grove opposite the Court House has
been selected for the celebration.
Arrangements will be completed at the
meeting of the County Council on the
goth inst.
Let the people turn out in their
strength, and show that they love
their country and revere the noble pa
triots Of '76.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-06-18
Fatal Accident.

On Tuesday, 9th instant, as Mr..
Charles jenkins, Of Waterloo, was
passing some teams in the vicinity Of
Nashua, Chicksaw comfy, the snlky
in which he was riding was overturn.
ed, aud he was thrown violently to
the ground, striking fence by the
roadside, and injuring him to such an
extcut that he lived but about two
honrs. He probably ruptured . blood.
vessel, as slight outward bruises were
made and he said that he was filling
up inside" Mr.. jenkins was about
thirty years old, and leaves . wife
and two small children.
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DIED.

May 25th 1868, of wounds received at the
late great battle of Fredericksburg, Virginia,
Sergeant A. r. Rhinehart of Company H l24th
N. Y. Volunteers,
The deceased was for some years resident
of this county, and while here, won the esteem
of his many acquaintance. Having returned
to his native State on visit to his friends, he
there. prompted by sense ofduty, responded to
his country's call by enlisting in its service
He has fallen. fighting manfully the battles of
Freedom. While his numerous friends lament
his early death, they have the gratifying in.
telligence that he died devoted soldier.
and a true christian. The memories of our
martyred heroes will ever live in the hearts of
all true patriots and while their blood cries to
us for vengeance, let us renew our determine
ton never to give up the contest, until trait
ors whether North or South, shall submit to
the constituted authorities of the land. or bite
the dust. w. l.. Nee
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OHIO DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.


The Democracy of Ohio assembled
at Columbus, June 18th, to the number
of 40, 900 or $4,000. 1t was the larg-
est and most enthusiastic Convention
ever assembled in Ohio. Ex-Gov.
Medill was President of the Conven.
ton. @. L. Vallandigham was nomi.
mated BY aociamation for Governor.
amid prolonged cheers. Ex-Governor
Pugh made a speech, denouncing the
arrest of vallandigham, his mock trial
and despotic Punishment. He execra-
ted Burnside's order, No. 3S, and spurn-
ed and defied it, In spite of his wish
to decline, Pugh was nominated for
Lieut.. Governor. Judge Van Trump
was nominated for Supreme Judge.
Resolutions denouncing Vallandig.
hams arrest, and demanding his re.
lease, we're adopted. A committee of
twenty was appointed to wait on the
President of the United States, aud
demand his return.
Probably the President will comply
with this demand" Immediately