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Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
A. E. Burnside, ,
Maj. Gen. Comd'g.

Maj. Gen. Comd'g,
We have received dispatch, dated from
Lexington, Kentucky, stating that General Gil.
man had arrived there. The facts in this dis
patch are contained in General Burnsidc's Off
clal dlsnatchl
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

Hr- The once Of the National Republic
can Is NJ j1I Ninth street, between Penn
YIyhnia avenue and - street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
THE BATTLES OF SOUTH MOUNTAIN
AND ANTlETAM.
Official Report of General Nc
Clellan.

1T COVERS ALL HIS MILITARY OPERA.
TIONS FROM THE TINE lie EVACU.
ATED HARRISON's LANDING UNTIL
LEE WAS DRIVEN OUT OF MARY,
LAND.
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
stock Market To-day.

We arc indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for =. following condition Of the stock and
sale market to-day:
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
nR. FISH ATT,
~ OF No. al, corner Of Eighth and streets,
ODpoBlte the General Post Ofhea

Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
CONSUMPTION, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS as well as all Diseases Of Imprudenee,
Of whatever character, and which may be declared
inourable by other physicianG. He engages 10 make
an Immediate cure.
From his lengthy practice In the science Of medi.
cine he Is enabled to offer himself TO the public ~
being the only one In Washington capable Of Aord.
ing speedy relief All eprable will be ElAEan-
tied. He warrants n cure without the use Of Nor
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent
cured in two or three days.
N. b. Letters addressed to DR.. F., at his once No.
i2i, conner Of Eighth and streets, opposite Cen
erHl Post ONCE, will receive immediate attention.
oo2-V
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

I'HE WHOLESALE STOCK OF
FINE GROCERIES,,
WINES AND LIQUORS,
EMILE DUPRE,
Late 500 PennsyIUdnta Avenue,
Removed to
4iJ NINTH STREET, 4IS
BereeR and streets,
WHERE HE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL To
Suffers, Purvsyors, and the CIty Trade.
mar 2s-TuThSf
INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY,
No. 4IO Eighth ST., I Doors from Penn. A.,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Governor of Indiana has established this
agency for purposes Of Relief and Information, in
IN the Army of the East.
The sick and disabled will be cared for and In
formation furnished in regard to Sanitary Supplies
hrloughs, Discharges, transportation, Pay, &C.
N. B@No charges are made or IeTvieeI IN any ease
ISAAC W. MoNFoRT,
mar ao-lw Agent.
JOHN oLLIFFE,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No. 9aO, PennSylvAniA Avenue,
WARRINGTON, D. c.,
WIN attend especially to claims upon the UnIted
States. mar II-2m'
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02

DEPOT QUARTERMAgTERJG OF
~ FICE, corner Eighteenth and stFeetS, Wash.
ington, March %, l563.-Seaed Proposals. will be
received at this office until MONDAY, April 6,
StAteH) Hospital. - N1''NN
Plans and specifications can be seen at the Hos.
PltaI, on Thursday, April 2, between the hours o.
Proposals. should be addressed to Captain L. T.
GAMPy A. q. NJ, plainly marked Proposals fOr
FlumDin6 at Lincoln Hospital" mar 3O-dtA6th
Daily national Republican., 1863-04-02
TNHE GIDEON PRINTING OFFICE,
ESTABLISHED IN 1905.
GIDEON & ARSON,
No. OIL Ninth street.

NV' UII IFIITTW bITttTI
Are fully prepared to execute every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING,
such as
BOOKS, CARDS, CHECKS,
PAMPHLETS, BILL HEADS, LAWBLANKs,
CIRCULARS, LABELS, Go., &o, &c.
mar 6-Imif
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-01-31
gsyeine ANT YiouprS.

ltRisr 2GjCr psi atieR &crteR Seine pnb Ct
qnure iii 10 ccmpStrt, SlB pr I'm 5tahte fnb, BITE ttltatsE
bretfe su ma8sn. aer fabrcn ale serteu Rtein-, pfalser
un6 SGoii6er Netrt Ocn be, o~roin6raea Big Sur tefteT
Sprtrn; a9e Nrter eHs0iide weiBe nae rotee Beine nas
ca mir pe1erv 2xsGc. Hg4 ioafiss Yunite fabrietreu, ~ re-
den MT has Ylbtttaai dri Al.iers glnl retG %gehalteue Mrrdc
b z atapia, Se"aasce R"ls, SeotS3 @Sbtsfep &c.
9siIaseod ai3 ugnptttl & @ttpeGme.
Ds.s-3Jite. "a SO Is. SaItsgioIet l.
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@oeben erHielt tdb

Elm neues adprtement pDs ipl9euoen Gsaa,sn, ais pnSerbre&.
It6e S4feiStat(n. Mrnbas uma Srahssreer's prebiStea,
S}drt's @ebetbipH, 8c4su@er. tppfrue 3Ortsn-Tcrnten,
ladirtt @olel ,Rdags, lOpte aue Sor,gn punbeGalSbanber
ieruer GbsrnDneter urb 6ab5in ten far Si trauer. 8tsrtab-
nen uuo tS!dir. lUwie lfeIitns unh &,nilbsr. Sle1 un0
0rah,, SGnelS. Sie9sl trIFpd Jtpu5e, aFasshTtkn &c. tut
@ocar5eiier msIbe btui3ft cnipfeblt
~ 81 q .Saee Of SeegerF
DS20iI % SesronaI.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
Sliig8reea Of Cape Race.
cgEAT loss oF LIF y.

SpsotoF 70 he 81 7saai Pioneer.
ST. Toaxs. New Fonudla,.d April 81.
The Anglo Saxon left Liverpool with
$50 passengers and crew of eighty four
men. She YVES wrecked four miles east
of Cape Race at noon to-day. during q
dense fog. Seventy I'll ee persons esca-
ped from The wreck by means of ropes
and spars, and twenty more in life boat,
making total saved of ninety.
Two other boats Lave not arrived of
Cape Race in consequences Of the density
of the fog, and seven more persons WHO
embarked Gu raft arc also missing
There IS still hearv sea and fog. The
commander is supposed to be among the
drowned The rurser and the frat and
second officers and doctor arc saved, and
one cabin passenger.
Lieut. Sampson Of the Royal artillery,
Hon. john Young AMI Farnidy. are sup
posed TO be on one Of The missing boats.
The wreck broke up about one hour after
tho ship struck. Several person chung 10
the rigging until the !otmast fell. but no
assistance could be rendered, the guns
are being fired, Al Cape Race, to attract
The attention of Tie missing boats.
PTcroU. April g.
The steamer Dauntless at two O'Clock
A. N. Wens,lay, picked up two boats
containing 90 people. It is very fine
and clear on the eeast to-day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
sharp work.

Gen. BANKS seems TO have set at work
in earnest in Louisiana. The news from
his department is highly important
Blows swift and heavy are being struck
at tie rebe's in that xuarter. Several
sharp engagements have occurred. We
have taken 1900 prisoners. The rebels
have destroyed ten steamers, three gun
boats. and a vast amount Of stores to
prevent them from falling into our hands
Tie great salt rock IS in our possession,
aud we have taken large quantity OF
horses, muies and cattle. Altogether
the news from Gen. BANKS is highly ia
yorahle. and will 90 far 10 r0assurs some
who have feared that mistake was
made ahen lie was assigned to that com
rnand,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
PREsC OFT JoUR NAL.
MATTERS.
CrrRREYF WISCONSIN BANKS.

CURRENT WISCONSIN BAN ho.
Bank Of Madison. Iowa County Bank.
Rank Of Milwaukee. juneau Bank,
Bsnt of RiDon Reefs County Bank.
Rant Of Oshkosh. Sank County Bank.
ssrlr ef Racine. Second Ward Bank.
Central Bank Of Wis State Elk. of Wis.
aana County Bank. State Bank.
Farraers & MiIIers B'kTis Marine & Fire In.
Bank Of Jefferson. Co Bank
Bank of Wevauwega. O2kw0ad liant
Green Bay Bank. Racine so. Bank.
Co Exchange Bank. Sank CITY hank,
CITY Bank of Prescott. shawsgsaw Rank.
RAM of Fox Lake. Sank &c T du CHEN
Columbia Co. Bank. Hudson City Bank.
Commercial Bank. kenosha County Bank
German Bank. Wisconsin paiih.
Rank of the Interior Frontier 5nhk.
Bank of Monroe. 3efieisoR %. iahn.
Bank OF NJ aneka. iFnceF3h3h ; t1,.laS'
Bank of the n West. Oshkosh Cons. bahS.
Bank of Beloit. Prairie City Baak.
Rant ofSbehoyean. Rock River Bank.
Rant of Snarta Rockwell s. Co.'S Blk.
RsnL of Waferfown. St. Croix Valley Bank.
Bank Of Il hitewater, Summit Bank.
Corn Planters Bank. san Prairie Bank
Bank of Wisconsin. Nalworth 90 BANG
TX bk Darling& Co. Haukesha County Is x;
Elkhavn Bank. Farmers d mechdhi's
Z I. Hinklcy d bank.
RS RANK Rank Of Green Ray.
Ia Crossa On Rank CITY Bank Of Kenosha
annl- Of columbus Northern Bank
sank OF 5lanitowac Wis Pinery BANK
Farmers IN, Beaver CITY of Perrin, Oneida
Dam Rauk
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
From the Wisconsin State ,Tounai,
An Example yVorsEsy Of EEaaiia"
fL0s.
OFFICE OF STATE IeEAsUREE, !
MADISON, Apr. 24,h, 1862. {

OFFICE OF STATE iREAsUREE, !
MADISON, April 24th, 1862.
1fessrs. Editors The allotment >ys-
tenn is one OF The hes thing yet devised
for the good Of the soIdieraHd his family.
Interested parties have ii many instances
opposed the system and done ali IN their
power to prevent lis successful operation.
The army payma>:ers generally, have
been charged with opposing ths system
from the fact that il Increases their labors
without bringing them any additional
compensation. ] have reason to know
that in man, instances there is too much
ground for the charge. take great pleas
ure in calling public attention to one no
bic exception. Major JERIHIAH FEENo,
ho has Just paid ths 32nl Regiment
Wis Vols. Last evening lecsived from
Major Fenno a draft on New York for
THirtp one thousand SIREN h'mdred aRd
sirty dollars aud 0o-.C0 1881, 100 90
the arpcuut allotted Iy tbs regiment
rsr the four months fas witch they have
Just been pail. Tie .aymeut was made
at Memphis on the i4h inst =; on the
| 18th the money was RENTED to NE with
tire accompanying i.npers in The most
conf lete and systematic oid er; the on
cv was received hero IN tie 23l and
viii be distributed from has ofiiee with
he utmost ,iisratci. pos he. Major Fen
no in forwarding the money says: 81
paid the 32d Re inent Wis. Vol. lnfan-
Try on the 4th inst. in this city, and
have spared nn pans t. have the aIioi
lnent as complete .nd perfect ~ possible.
have long been convinced that II Is for
he interest Of the soldier. rs we'll rs it Is
his duty to a!iot a Part Of his pay, either
for the support Of his family. or that i
may 10 saved to him for his future wants
] have no personal acquaintance with
Major Femme, hut have no hesitation in
saving that he is gentleman, an eject
lent business man, .faithfaL officer.
end a true friend oftbe soldier and his
famj7y. and If his example should be fol
lowed BY I'll the army pavnasteFs, the
allotment system wouid become one of
the most beneficial and popular institu-
tons in the army.
SAM'L ID. HASTINGS,
State Treasurer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
soldiers 10 yosc in New s ORA d.

4 bill allowing alI soldiers who ere
egaI voters. but absent. either in the nail
i'ary or naval service, to vote by proxy
a Sale elections, las passed the New
York Assembly; yeas 65; nays So
Speaker Culiic2tt voted il ;he affirna
I'VE. This bill had already passed the
Seuate by heavy majority. and onle
requires tie Governors signature to be-
come a law. Copperheads in the Leg
s'aturs. as usual, opposed the bill. They
are afraid Of the soldiers votes, and well
they may he.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02

- The Shehoyean Jopraal. Copper
head mournfulv informs It's readers that
"Cotbren is defeated ~ the Illegal snd
corrupt vote of The soldiers" 1t might
have added" Notwithstanding the fact
that he received the pure and patriotic
votes Of those sterling Democrats who re
sisted the draft last fall in several eoun-
ties and mohhed tbedraft commissioners y
The 6 soldiers votes are great an
novance to the Copperheaa party Of this
State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02

CATCHING WooDCHucK.-At rav-
eler willis riding through q rough and
thiniy settled section, of country. came
across tough looking customer who was
digging away, as if for dear life, under
TIE stone abutment of rude bridge that
sparaed- small stream, and aceostsd
the digger thus:
"lvhat are you doing there, straugers"
ssDicgiur cut & woodehucf.n
.siNe.l. DO voa oxpe ito catch him ?"
''Kitch IN z Heavafs and air:h. ran!
= get to l.toa 'ians sr les a'at got
no mea; Tor dluue
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
SIN GER g. cos
LETTER ga"
Family Sewing Machine

WITH ALL THE RECENT IAlNRu' h'i'-'-''
Is the best ana cheapest and most beautiful u ~, "
al Sewing Machines This Machine wa VI tr ~
anything, from the running Of mex IN NJ -.
etaa to tie making of an 0reEcoat-a'tY'na,J s.,
from PILOT OF Beaver Cloth down to INC so..5 e.
Gauzs or GossaIner Tissue, and IS e'ef l."'''
to 40 its work TO perfection. Il can is!b he."
bind gather, tuck. qGilt, and has capaes;,l i.
a great variety Of ornamental woFE' ~
not the only machine that can fell ben. '. nnr
and so forth. out it wiz do s. better 2 e., *
other Machine. Tho Letter a @.ss.
Sewing Machine mar be had a gEe'' ' In
IL If cabinet cases. Tie Folding 5is' VIZ,
is now becoming so popular, is, as IL Ia '@o d
implies, one that can be o. cd mo w.
case. which. when opened maize q bea ..l 10
substantial and sloae Gus table Tor ne Ta.b5
rest upon. The cases ar. Of every ifDls'n ~.
des: tn-plain as the wood grew IL Us lS, ,ss
forest, or as deliberately finished as az =
make them tf-ess
Milwaukee GlFice No. II, Nevba I 0 !. q,
Send fsr a copy Of -" Singer q ".
zstte. ]. III. SINGER & CO.
45s Broadv az, y. !.
The bfaneA Offices are well supph ~. I'D b.st
silk. twist, thread needles, oil, ETC., o III Isi
quality.
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The Peerless New York Mercury
FOR THE NEW YEAR.

1t is with no fear of Wars effect upon their
literary fortunes. that the Publishers of the
New York Mercury acknowledged the un-
waverinr LOYALTY of their Two Hundred
Thousand Subscribers. and announce to them
and 10 all. that the New York Mercury for
the wear (l6G3) will be richer in every luxu-
w If Pol te Literature than over before. 1t
is no upstart speculation, no temporary "sen-
sati0n, but a frst-class literary weekly,
which has been familiar 10 the United States
f.. a quarter Of century ; ard while the
wislsv-xaShv, mushroom prints of re terdav
are,cuttng down their talent even while they
raise their subscription price. The New ork
Mercury maintains all its great Stall OF no
mamcers, Poets. Humorists, Essaylsts Story
Telprs. and lditors. and promises to make 1t
still GREATER for 1888.
1t is TIE 0. paper fer every home. Its Tor
~ columns Of feading matter per week con-
sjitute an unparalleled
CONSERVATION OF THE ENTER
TANNING
and It's Novels Miscellaneous Tales, Beauties
Of Verse, Gossip FouiIiefons, Broads;des OF
Humcr. aud Polished Editorials combine 10
epitonlize all the charms of
WIT AND SENTIMENT
The husband reads il 70 his wife. the mother
to her children the iOTcf 10 his sweetheart, INC
soldier 10 his comrades. and The village School
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familiar TO the sight of every man. woman
and child in our country. and has regular sub
seribers in several countries of Europe I no
New York Mercury is also identified with the
grandest patriotism of the age. for several
members Of its brilliant staff hold high rank
in our noble army. aud have made themselves
AS famous with the Sword as with the Pen
The great illustrating artist of the New York
Mercury The inilnit able barley, gives the pa
per the highest attributes of Fine Art; and
vet this largest literary weekly of the day
promises TO surpass itself in all these respects
dining the New Year
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
Circuit Court. Pierce County

Judgment Of foreclosure and sale. William
Il. York against Hilton Doc and Louisa
A Doe
10y virtue Of and pursuant 10 a judgment
, rendered IN said court il, the above snti-
led action. dated Nav 9TH. A. ID. 1862, |
stalI expose fors lie and sell to the highest bid
ger at pujlic auction toa cash, at the front
Soor of the Prescott Hatel, now kept by A.
--awaids, in the CITY of Prescott, Pierce Co.,
Wisconsin. on the 18th day Of July, A. ID.
$50. at 10 O'Clock a. n. OF that day, the fol-
ling described nortgagod premises or so
glrcfa thereof as may be necessary to raise The
mount OF SAID judgment and costs, tosether
9TH the expenses of sale, to-wit: All of
1asss, s 7, s, 9 and 10. in block ten lIe1 in
Does second addition 10 the village (now city,
II Prescott. and five acres on The east side Of
.ri.s west half Of hensfth-west qucrter Of the
.r.5rt east quarter Of section zen. town TWEEN
sY-six. (a6) range twenty. (2s1
E1tel X pIeseftts.f 10 ID A. p 1902.
i. sv.-w-- e = - e Z Sax s,rf
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1868 THE 1868
nFlAW AUNEE
WTSCONS SIN
Daily, Semi Weekly and Weekly,


The Proprietor Of The WIscoNslN, bcgs
leave TO announce that, owing to increase
inc expenditures for SPECIAL TELEGRAPH
&c AND WAR CORRESPONDENTS, together
with various Improvements contempla-
ton for the coming year, he has felt co}n-
PEELED to make some changes in the scale
Of prices at which it is furnished TO sub
crihers. By comparison with the other
JOURNALS, it will be seen that the WIS
CosNIE is still, as ever has been,the cheap
est Paper IN tie Northeast.
We shall continue to print the WIscoS-
SIN upoun the plainest type and the fine
st paper that can be made, thus retaining
the name of the "Hdadsomest Paper IN
the STATE" a
The present Proprietor has conducted
the paper over fifteen years, and it is un.
necessary for him 20 speak Of its ability
or enterprise as LIVE INDEPENDEET
NEWSPAPERS. He will oay say that bis
journal is faithfully pledged to the supres-
sion of the rebellion, and the destruction
of the rebels in arms, by every means in
the power of the Government, and to the
most cordial and active support OF the
President III his Proclamation Of Free
dom. Our list Correspondents embraces
every Regiment of Wisconsin Soldiers,
az well as the several grand divisions Of
the Union Army. The Local and Com
mercia Department will receive the I'M
divided attenf on of the most competent
Editors and Reporters.
gg~ We call particular attention TO
the Semi Weekly Wisconsin,. 1t will be
Il large. thirty two column paper, ac5th-
out advertisements made up sxpreasN
for county circulation. Al matter Of
the Daily Wisconsin will appear in this
sheet; thus the subscriber will receive all
the news of q Daily paper for the price
of the Semi Weehly.
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Published every day Except Sundays
at 8 A. ID. . II II. and 3 p NJ. at the fol-
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Published every Tuesday aad Thursday
morning, as follows:
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the Club. Specimen numbers sent to
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he club.
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the time for which they are paid expires.
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nBEAsEs or THE NERVOUS: II II II
MINAL, URINARY AM ST 9'a,t-~;;r
SYSTEMS-naw and reliable ireeaa,I4'ssT10S
reports OF the HOWARD ASSoGIla as. f,es
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
Wisconsin State Joara,,

The WiscoSsrx srars .o-.
is the Oldest and best estabisb44 1''i
at the Capitol Of the State. n D An
it is firmly aud unswefverinlv o,,.' y'e',
those principles of freedom anu 'dfitledio
ayowed and cherished by Che fr,; I'aa'e
the Constitution, and adopted a. ,I Gs ,
damental doctrines of the Rsn ,nI laa.
party. 70 these it viii be t,ne 'u0i''''
less of the changes and pcrmut,f tysa'I,
parties. An examination Gifts s lao Il
show the following facts. '''' vii
Hp@6tlshea more matter Of sDs,;.,
tercst 10 Wisconsin, readers IT, o'8' "a.
other paper. '' aay
1t has the largest and ATTEST o..
army correspondents Of any pane, r. ..
State. III l0e
1t gives a more complete acco,,. -,
movements and experiences o.. ~. " lie
sin regiments than any other noo. " S''a,
It IS the only Paper fhot pria pif Sy
yeliaJle lists Of TIE casualties b., ~ l
deaths dy disease, and sick IN i 5, ool's
Of tie Wisconsin, volsatee,s ''''p4a1
1t has fuller and more retojb
latiue reports than any other nan,. A'''''
| 1t publishes officially both tI5' T,;,.,
States and State laus and Al n,o oa'''9
ton and notices from Tie Gov .dnJ i' a'1
State officers, including TIC Ba ;,"p c o'oer
troiller's monthly and semi-annnsl re U,,E'
In these respects, The STATE Joror,.
is superior to any other Wisconsin r ~" A.
paper hi!o it is not behind any in rey,.J
to telegraplic and general news So
TER II S.
The advance in the pride of parer ma
every description Of printing ma'eig,
compeia It's 70 follow the example ofo5s,
publishers and slightly increase our g,S
sefiption rates.
| 1he Weekly We shall contingss
furnish tho Weekly ut 81 80 per annpn
when paid in nd, ance. ifnot nsdnal
vance, 50 will be charged. We ,B,l
net be able to furnish paners at our -.
yious club rates.
Daily and T,1, Wceily.-After ii.
/ first Of Jansry. we shall charge 81 lsr
annum for Daily. and 50 80 Tor tas L,
weekly.
For EEao Session.
Daring the session Of the Legislature
! every person Interested IN the la,islatog
| Of tie State, particularly lawyers eaI ta,.
mess men, Will iind i for their interest,"
| become subscribers TO the Daily Or NJ
Weekly State Journal. 10 such We Ii
! fer he following terms;
Dailg-For the session at 5 c.i %
week for such length Of time rs they sui
scribe; or s1,75 for II weeks
! Tri- Heekly-For session Of tvs,
weeks, IS cents per single copy. Chi
of ten or more at 50 cents per copg-
The Tri-weekly contaus all the reajit
matter of the Daily,
U'eeh5y,-The Weekly STATS Jor
! NAL, containing fall reports Of Lagisa'ir
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! Address ATN GOD d RUBLE'
Madison, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-05-02

AN IMrREss1vE and gratifying scene
recently occurred IN the New York Leg
stature. Seven regiansntal flags in their
torn. bloodstained condition. were form
allv presented in the Assembly Chamber,
to be placed in The archives Of the state.
Governor Seymour presided over the
body which received the flags. Eloquent
speeches were made BY several gentlemen,
the Governor included, making, rs cor
respondent says, genuine love feast
of D tr SIN, ending in formal thoro-
ughly meant pledge Of the Empire State
by her representatives IN joint conven
ton. presided over By his Exeellency. the
Governor. in the presence of flags stained
hy the blood of her sons, and IN the
name ofthe memories of her fallen he oes,
to fight and fight ever, till this rebellion
is crushed aad the country again united
sGREEEBAcKs will 90 down when you
90 down" said gallant Indiana Colonel
to one Of his men whose mind bad been
somewhat poisoned by the reasonable
teachings of Coppesheadism. "Ihe
bluecoats and greer backs are in the same
boat and must sink or swim together"
-"Thsn, "said the soldier, "a discount
on u.s. That's it exactly" said the
Colonel sand as long as we win victor.
les in the field, greenbacks will be worth
premium.