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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

The rebels under Pcmberton, we're OF
the Jackson d Nicksburg road, at Baker
Creek, on the 10th. Pemherton had
most formidable position on the crest 0
. wooded hill, over which the road passec
Iongitudinally. lie had about $500,
men. The battle began about Il A
W., and was gained at 1 =. NJ.
The brunt was borne by llovev's divi
sion OF Netherlands cops, and Logan
aud Crocker's divisions Of Mcrhelsou'
corps. llovey attacked the hi aud held
the greater part OF it iii o'clock in the
afternoon, when, having lost 1000 men,
he was succeeded by Boomers and
IL lines brigades. of Crocker's divisions,
by which the conflict was ended in that
part OF the field. a
Boomer lost 500 men.
Logan operated on the right and cut
otf the ctemy's direct route, so that lie
was compelled to cs ape by his right
lank through the wood
Logan lost 400 killed and wounded.
We took about 1000 prisoners On the
18th, advancing to the Big Black, we
fought Pemlerton again at the bridge
there, and captured about 5000 more
prisoners.
Laver's brigade Of McClernand'e corps
charged the rifle pits magnitieently aud
took more prisoners than their own mum.
bers.
Pemberton burned his bridge and re
urncd 10 Nick, burg with only three
cannon ont Of sixty that he had on
hnldng four bridges over the Big Black
ry,r.
Gen. Grant arrived before the town on
the evening Of the 18th, and holds il
closely invested. He had opened line
# supplies via Chickasaw Bayou, having
cut the town OH from llanes' Bluff,
which is abandoned by the enemy, and
which Gen. Grant will occupy There
vas sharp fighting through til day YES
erday. Steele won and holds tie II per
bluffs and the ei em,'s upper water bat
cries, and gets water from the Missis
lppi.
Sherman's corps lost Yesterday 800
killed AID wounacd Mcpherson, who
10 ! the center. lost litte as did Nc
-icrnand, who holds the lett
The gunboats kept the enemy alert
luriny the night, and probably the town
i'll be carried to-day. There are from
5 900 to 90, Oo0 in ii.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
RIVER ITEMS.

Sunday, May "a
AHRiykp.
navrNrnET. nufatl - Louis.
iAwsbsk. Hight IT. Paul.
JssiE HnlrrIs, Campbell. Montrose.
Monday, May %.
biLI HENDERSON. Rho ies. Dubuque.
pErARrKp.
Sunday.
rAvRSfoNr. naru.1. =: Paul.
HAshksE, light, ~. Louis.
Monday.
JRNNlr NnrrLF Campbell Montrose.
JaAks MkAhs, fIcfcr, dubuque.
Baats lEAstNu TO MuGHow.
The mail aud passenger packet kate Casse
Captain Il. ". Das s. Clerk " iIiiams, viii depart
Tor Montrose and way points AZ o'clock to
morrow morning.
The mail AMI passenger packet b,Ii Henderson
( uptain John i.hodct, will depart for Dubuque
and way po,nts nt o'clock 10 morrow morning.
The Northern .ine packet Northofh.r r, 'aptail
Afford will depart for ~ laui and sey p,nts 10
morrow morning Jerry Wood in the office
Tnkoa rdc on the Northernrr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

Tie Gqzene wants to know whether
or not we think the Dubuque Uvald correct }
represeDis in all things the democracy Of Iowa
We do not When that paper advises illegal
means to secure any end we d. not agree with
I any more than We do with the Administra
ion, when It supercedes its constitutional
Units to carry any point We balsve that
.ventuaily the supremacy OF the lave will
prevail in this country. even though some
tigh handed measures are now resorte to and
eounselec by radical and short sighted men.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
LATEST NEWS.
OFFICIAL DESPiTCBES FROM
GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
ANOTHER HEAVY BATTLE
PROGRESS kG.
Capture Of Raine's Bluff. Black
W4tsr Bridge, 81 Pieces Of
Artillery, and a Large
Number Of Pris-
Oners.
THE ENTIRE REBEL WORKS OF
ylCkSBI RC INCUR PCSs-
SESSION.
vlCKSBURG MUST FALL.
Gen. Joe Johnson Defeated.
vICKSBURG MUST FALL,
Gen. Joe Johnson Defeated.
WAsuINGToN, Nav %.

WASHINGTON, May %.
The National Republican announces
hy permission of the President, the fol-
lowing dispatch. 1t was received by the
latter at halt past twelve
MsMrnIs, May 20.
Official information from below to
Wednesday, says Gen. Grant captured
Ii aine's Buff and the entire works OF
Nlcksburg, large number Of prisoners
and s. pieces Of artillery. The battle is
still raging, with every prospect Of cap
turing the entire force IN Nicasburg. We
hold Jackson, Black Water Bridge and
Haine's Buh.
.ned NJ. q. FrLLER,
Asst Manager CT Telegraph.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
REPORTED CAPTTRE Of VICKS-
BURG BY GRiNT'S FORCES
TOGETHER WITH THE
ENTIsE BEBEL
ARMY.
The KeGrE STRENGTHENING
ihfsr Lines al fence
on the KGppA-
hHNNOck.
From New York.

New loRA, May %.
The Tribune says the President has
received a sre,nl dispatch, VIII ch has
not been sent to the press. which stated
with rather more precision than the first
that the whole rebel army has been cap
IA ed at Nrksburg. Also private news
sI1cr both those M pcally trustworthy as
anything but official or direct information
can be, aod reading them IN the light of
the previous news, 1t Is hardly possible
to doubt that the GROWING victory of the
long struggle for tie great river has ut
last been won and Nlcksburg is ours.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
CAIRO. MAY


Reports from Grants army are highly
important.a and believed to be reliable. 1t
seems that after accomplishing all Il at
was desired at jackson, the army march
ed towards Black River bridge, burning
all belind them, doubtless for tie pur
pose Of preventing an attack on the rcal
at TIE bridge.
A hea.y lattle has been fought, and
we ara victorious.
1t is reported that VIC have captured
81 gus and large number Cf prs
oners, and that the rebels are beng driv
en- back towards Vicksturg. If they do
not escape up the iazoo River, II seems
that most Of them must be captured.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
From W Washington.
WA-nIsGioN, May -.
Special TO the I ines

special to the imra
The War Department has issued an
order 10 req lre nj the abandon, i rebel
farms within Gen lleintzleman's district.
10 be put uuder cultivation by contra
bands
The President TO-DAY visited several
hospitals hcie, meeting y III, an cn,husi-
nstic reception from the sick and wound
ed soldiers.
Panama letters state that the war Of
Guslemah. ainst Salvador dcgcucrated
n.to 9. 50 tbc sake q pIundcr Al sols
Of a'lrocjt = were committed Mt the
town u Mrtapon hy force ot fve hun
iled men. | - sad TINT II conspiracy
10 as-as~inaie Prcridcrt iiprrn 5, by a
person from Gualrmaln, has cen dlscoy.
crcd. He was Imprisoned
The Richmond Hlpatch Of the 23d
bas The follow e:
Capt. Grant, OF tho 9th Nj. sour Rcri.
ment. arrived IN l,lcbmond Yesterday, IN
ahagc 81 - ptisorers from jackson.
llty were lodi na aud llinos tr, ops.
IL tins lot OF pr soncrs were two men
(Umou) Regiment, aud j ". Rose, OF
company !, lst Tennessee tUnion) X. Of
m,nt These formerly belonged 10 our
amy, dcselicd joined tie Nank, es a,d
wcro captured aud recognized. They
@ctc seul 10 Castle Thunder ior trial
Two Yankee officers, captured near
jackson, Miss, started 10 Richmond with
tho above lot. hen near Atlanta, Ga,
succeeded IN brlt my two OF the guard
,nd mad. their escape, their custody
leaving " th them.
The corrcs spondent Of the Knoxville
RcgtStp, wilung rm Cumberland Gap,
l1lh, says we have reliable news
here to-day that tie q cmy j. advancing
On TIL, point with n force Of ten rcgi
menis. A il,at force had gone by
VA, Of Big Creek Gtp. The intention
of thi. movement we ale not able 10 tell,
n happy ,cccpti n.
Dr.. Frliz, surgeon. OF the 10th N. Y,
arrived from Fred'llcksbu.g Yesterday,
where hc was detained to attend TO the
wounded, Gen. Lee having given orders
hat - long a, one Of our wounded men
remained, some physician attached to his
corps should stay 10 attend to him. AL.
tiough our wounded were all over the
ri.cr more than week ago DR.. Fritz
as unable to return uitIl yesterday.
lie says the prices of provisions at
Fredericksburg are fabulous.
DR. Frllz says the rebel killed ard
wounded on the field where Sedgwiek's
corps fought, outnumbered ours three TO
one.
Additional notifications are being built
behind Fredericksburg, rs though the
rebels expect another attack.
Stringent orders have been issued for.
bidding our pickets from consersng or
exchangir Z apers, or holding any CON-
whichever with The rebels over
the river, on Iain OF death, nevertheless
the prac ice continue.
1t Is reported in iIookers army that
Gov. Seymour, of New York, is about to
pay it a visit.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
DELEGATES TO THE Canal CoNyEs.

DELRGATEs TO THE CANAL CoNyEN-
rios The following nam. d persons were sp-
pointed from this city TO attend the ns,ional
convention To lie he ut Chicago on the fr.t
tuesday in June next JJhD L Henry. MAYOR
4 tho city Hiram Price. + Cook Georg. L.
Davenport. Geo W. acCsrn, E. Claussen. }
p Suboll. J. H White. Z ii. Mack, George
II. French. James I. 1sne, James Thoring,on
John Coll,ns. 7. J. Saunders. w HF Gurlev,
John l. Davies. David HIGGINS, Richard +
Hill. C. G. Piummer, A G Fulton. NJ X
Parks, II. w. Mitchell, John l. Svns, L
Schrieker. DsC K-Ils, |. II. Sears. W,.lism
Rcnwlek Providei, That the city shsll not
os st any sxpsns' In sending sasA delegate,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
THE MARKETS.
Davenpor, Enthusiastically Report.

OFfIcr or rHE DsN A Srws,
Monday tve., May 80.
Oats ara ehaJe lower Wheat and Corn stand
as ther did Saturday.
Floua--flfm Whoiosale 81 G0Ma 30. retail
~ uDd5 90. shipments 30 brs.
wnkAr-- Tod 0j for common grades and be
avs for tho best. heceipts s,.do bu. shlpmen,s
> ,luo bu
Cons 500, Receipts $50 hu.
Oars Dali n i1Waoc. Receipts Ills hu.
Wool Washed 6u1.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

CorLDNr AcnsE. The jury in the
gree. aud were discharged by Judge Dillon
n sunday evening. Court has adjourned un.
nj August.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

School Pic -NIc.-The pic mic OF The
German Free Seh1ol As-ociation to.k place a.
attended. tie patronage extended by ib.
people wss very liberal--ihe proceeds amount
log to stout $3.50. abou. $3.50 Of which ga.
clear profit. B--id.s this the Association ha.
carry GU. their pr. sosiof improv smsnts upcr
their school house during the present ssssss
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

] RS. WOODS & FAuNEsr0CK after d
. Farraud'- block. opposite + 81 door 10
he right. MP stairs. Call aud examine ,psci-
ne. eets of teeth
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

PEps soNAL.- Cul. Alex. Chambers, Of
he 10 n, arrived 10 town yestrrdsy, on his
Say to join his regiment. lie has regained
IL former health. aud /, ready for business
Col !. r Irgham. Of The State Blnrd, Is
-o in the city, on his way esst with bic
am,ly.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

SAM. SHARplRY's MIhsIREIs.-T This
Celebrated troupe. which is not .xcell.d in the
business. propose to visit cur city mex, ueek
nd give our citizens n taste of ih-ir suppri r
merit Ii / cudes a large Buu.her Of The ost
slented musicians and yocslis,-. dancers NJ d
performers that have ever travelled. Wait a
lew days for the fun.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
JoHN A. RAwLRY, A. A. Gen.
Tbs BACK 3 tv z Battle.

WAsHINGTov, May "a.
The following official details Of the
battle of Black River have been received:
REAR OF VlcK BURG. May 20.
To E.. ", Stant,a. Secy War:
Gen Grant has won great and mo.
mentous victory.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
From Baliim ore.
BALTIMORE, Nav 2

An officer Of the flag ship Hartford in
letter dated May 18th, says that not
wilbstanding the reports of the dest,uc-
,ion snd cap ure Of the Hartford, she 10
,tiiI ahoat and maintains her position At
the mouth OF the Bed river.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

Down d Bnos. ad,i the peop c
through these column, Of their superior facili-
les for taking ieiCres. Go and see.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
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INHE MANMO II TROUPE OF TIE WORLD
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States has been succession oi br liant uiumj b
prnn.unced by the public ~ being tho only per
,ect atd agtlmste nIg"n.z 'tion ~ ex -i-nce,s nd
iaudci With thu mot d.tter ng eneoIDiu =, by
the press whoreve they have al psaied, will In
troduec the great chat rogiamme as above
Everyibing ne~ and original, produced IN tba,
uimitatlestyle peculiar to thc,e Ethiopian Iron
lads
O'Clock precisely
ficxsts, rs cents Reserved Seats, so cents
Ses mammoth posts,s md descriptive pro-
granmes SAN. SH kpLtY, Nsragsr.
m125 dAwlw J. s. S.AkW1VAB, business Agt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

MAsoNIc.- e annual election Il of
icers for Davenpor. Lojge No. 81 takes place
his evening.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
I liicag l,inikets.

fulelan. May Is
FlorR : Nominal. Spring tira ~ 10.
Wax. Nnfhot quiet. d}4alti
toRs. "a g lower A5at nr.
Oars 20 lowor 5sNaa Ia store.
kYK Stoady. No rs in si.to.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

GIVEN II UP.-Abput n year ago a
concern dowa N Albany. n Y. procured the
contracl fer carry ing much Of the mails in
th. State as run over the lines Of the Ws.tetr
Stag Conpsny. We predicted then that u e
Running opposition 10 the Stage Company
They found out that themselves. and few
days ago gave The contract over to the cid
comrany. and have wlthdfawp their stock. ali
but 40 horses. which the Stage Compsuy put
chsssd. THE Undertaking ha. turned ou
about as ,hs people wanted It to. The old
line IL a fsyorie with .he pablic aud ths car
ly belongs to l..
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
Dat euport iumpeT market.
IODAl'S ADV rs.
Mn..,mLr Nn,Icr.

vhaso8Is SWtIe".
hAVENp0RT LohGE NO atA r. n a
! u eor, hi. AlotdayJ evening At hasouie
Ilall for f,gular business sud citcion o officers.
A luii aiten laneoir requested
.. u. WAT or, " u
Fam ko0rs. Scc'y. my2a-dlt
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

THE CIT Y.

READ Curry's advertisement, and
I en- go and ex ,u,ile his ewvlry.
HuRRY Up.-OnIy two DAYS more in
which t, get your ci'y nfse spment equalzed.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

FuSERAL or LGrtl. JoE EAroN.
The remait- II ih's gsllant Office Of eomfan,
II, S7th hn,is ln'aulry, Who was kill . ~
the Chalk B ua htht. il Miesouri. Nay oh
were utiied esteriay vifh ml.itafy hon"t.
10 L ck l.land. Ths Jroc.fsinn tta,r,d f on
the Court lioufe = are, where the funeral
services v"fe coud, cted. and cots s.ted u y
butteilion 4 s,idirfs iium Camp Mcclellan.
commanded - Captain Iiitl.r, The Rock l.
land FIRE Dersf,n' n, large number of w.
h.cit. COZ iniliug fhcsre. trends etc III.
body was conveyed t. Chipienock Cemetery
vi ere the Impressive seiyices of the Episcopal
Caurch wers read. The u.,bttry fired 10.
fIneral volley- 1t. Eaton enlisted Mt the
cpumebcement OF the war a. Sergeant, snG
wss promoted for soldiesly conduet II.
leaves wife ard five email children. The,
have the sympsthv of the ciilz.us
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25

Nav Yonx May n

NEw fonk. May n
=. orR Market to-day isdult. iod21 iowrr
ssG5 r 50 ezra aiate s. lod6 70 X. II. q.
Wntar MARKET 2m8 cent lower
Cons 10 iuwef td.a71c sound 4lmf1e un
4auG !.
Nnf*ky Firm. d3t.o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
WAsnINGToN, May 90.

VAsnISGToN, May 20.
The following has Just been received
at the War department
MEMPHIS, May %.
| forward the follow ing, Just received
from Col. John A. Rawllng, A. A. g.:
RaAR or NIcksBul &. May 90.
On the lst of May we fought the bat
tie of Port Gibson and We defeated the
rebels nm Ter Gen. Bowen, whose loss in
killed, wounded aud pris was "a,
least 800, aud his loss IN artillvr, was
5 pcces. On the l2th Of May, al the
battle OF Raymond the rebels under Gen
eral Joe. Johnston were defeated. We
captured Jackson, with loss ~ the enc
my Of 400, bcs des immense stores, man
ufact rics, aid Z pieces of art lIery.
On the lGlh Of MAY we fought the
bloody and decisive battle at Bakers
Creek, in which the entire foice OF Nicks
burg, under Pemberton, WAS teated.
with loss Of 20 pieces Of artillery and
1000 men.
Ga the eth Of May he defeated the
sane TO ce at the Big Black River Bridge,
with the loss OF 1900 men aud l. pieces
Of artillery.
On the 10th Of May we invested Nicks
burg closely. To day Gen Steele car
rcd the rife pi 5, north Of the city. The
rleh Of tie army rests on the Mississippi
above Wick burg.
JoHN A. RAwLEY, A. A. Gen.
p. S.-I learn further that there { ON
$4,000 to 10000 men 10 Nicksbnrg and
Pemberton has lost nearly all hi, field
ar ilerv, and that the cannonading at
Vicksburr closed at about 3 p. Nj. on
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-25
New Noia s>to,h Market.

Nav YopT, May 4a.
Gold soll as low n ilc, closing on the street q
& s.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
Circuit Comrs. Esicrce COUNTY.

Richard Martin and William r. Hail. against
Calvin A. Ttttle, Charlotte n. Tuttlc. and
tbs unknown heirs q d. Garfield, deceased.
ESpmmors for Relief
Tia state Of Wisconsin, 10 the above named
defendouts:
vTOT are hereby summoned and required
I to answer the complaiit Of Richard
Martin and William II. Hall, plaintiffs, a
copy Of whcih is filed in The Office Of tLe clerl,
Of the SAID circuit court. aud 10 serve copy
Of your answer on the subscriber at his Office
in the city Of Prescott. in said county, with
in ninety days after The service hereof upon
Won. exclusive Of the day OF such service
And if yon fail to answer said complaint as
hereby required. the plaintiffs will apply to
the c urt for the relief demanded in the COM
plant.
Witness. the Hon. L. P. Wetherby. Judge
Of said court, at Perry, tins 23d day Of Jan
uary, lo63.
j. C. BurroS, Pits Attorney.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-04-01
Probate Sosfcc.

Pierce County Court-ln Probate.
In the m tier of the estate of Alyah White,
deceased
~ n reading and fling tie application of
Y , Henry X White, administrator of the es-
tate of A White Of River Fails in said county.
deceased, stating among other things that he
has not been able To collect sufficient sum
from he assets Of said estate 10 pay off lis in
debtedness in the time required and praying
that the time may be extended
1t is Therefore ordered that lie said appli-
cation he heard before the Judge 81 this Court
on Monday, tho 9th day Of February n xt, al
one clock r NJ at his Office in the city o.
Prescott; II is further ordered that notice be
given 70 all the creditors of said estate, By
p blishinga copy Of this order in the Pres
colt Journal. a newspaper printed in Prescott
IN said county, for three successive weeks
prior To said lay Of hearing.
VA. HovEs. Couniy Judge.
Dated Jan II, 1863. s3s-w3
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YORK CIR.
Shcfin Brothers & Co Bush, Gale d Robin
i 4 i'ahcnstoLk Hell son
g Co N Ward, Oloae 4 Co
! B q Sands IL Co 3fcKjsson Il Robbins
Wheeler d Hart u $ Barnes 4 Co
James : ASpuwall + G Wells ,t Go
Norgsn d alien I.azcl]5. Marsh tsr
Hall. Hrckle 4 Co Gardner
Thomas IL Fuiler Hall Dixon & CO
p D Orvis Conrad + OK, and o,h-
Hagra}. BisIey & ers.
kitchen
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MIS- ELLANE 0 u S.
CITY BANK OF PRESCOTT.
CITY DRUG STORE

Is hoIyC BRISK BUSINESS, where all kinds Of
Drug Medicines. Paints. Oils, PeTfumery,
and fancy articles can be bought at ex-
tremely low PRICES rs / pay cash down
tnr my Goods can sell them cheap for CASH
only. Call and see for yourself.
Prescott, May II, 1861. ". J. WHIrPLE.
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POST OFFICE, PRESCOTT.
OFFICE HOURS.

OFFICE HOURS.
On week days. from IAN. 10 8 P. NJ
an Suudavs. from l2M. TO | T. NJ
Winter Arrangements.
&-ry,Ls sNo pEPaBTURFS.-For Lacrosse
Eastern mails, leave daily, except Sunday. at
I0A.N.
For s.. Paul and Hastings. alto An. AR
~. daily. except Sunday, At Pm.
Far Hudson and River Falls. daily. except
sa.4av. al 6 !. NJ. aud arrive at P. VI.
hsl u;JI~ ior The East or West. via Hastings.
ms. b. IN me Ole o. 9 An. For
F,..-.n and the st Croix. must be in the
...... tg.,re. o. T. MAxsoS. ?. NJ.
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MASONIC.
D. d. PRICE,

Dealer in all kinds of Furniture. Chairs, Bed
sieads. Tables. etc of different styles kept
constantly on hand. Furniture of any des-
eflptiOn furnished to order. All work war
ssHted. Terms reasonable. Shop on Broad
Street. Prescott, Wis. 34yI
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WOOD. WOOD:

Vs. wanted ~ sGbscript;es at he .fosrnai
0ai.e. ~
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J VI. WHIrPLE,
EE,ARnSI.EY d LYFORD.

rorrs,5r Avp RETAIL Dealers IN Dry Goods
end tirocerics; Store on Broad and Lcvee
Streets. -.
Prescott, May Is. 1861 n2f