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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-25

WEST PoIsr, Dec. ga great test with
Staford's projectiles to day produced won
derful results on an iron target q and in
ches thick and backed with Is inches Of live
oak, which was perforated and set on fire
by two shells containing one gallon Of
Greek fire each. The aperture made in the
iron was II inches in diameter and the
wood and bolts were terribly broken. The
ignition was secured by impact aud IT con
tinued TO burn until extinguishsd by the
direction of the officer in charge. The gun
used was an e-inch Parrott rifle.
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Gold Quotations.

New YORK. Dec "a
9OLD-Opensd at SIX and closed very quiet
at slH@5lX.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-25
IELEGRAPH
Up to 9 O'Clock. A. M.
Concerning the Rebel Ram 4

Concerning the Rebel Ram ..
New YORK, Dec. ga Washington
special to the Tribune says:
Information was received here from Lon.
don BY the last European steamer that all
the rebel rams in England he'd been offered
TO the English Government at certain
price, and Lord Clarence Paget, on the part
OF tho English Admiralty had written to
the builders stating that no decided an
swer could be given for the present. H.,
Instructions have been sent from the
Secretary of the Navy to the commanding
officers of the different Navy Yards to have
the fleet OF vessels ready to take their po-
sitlons at the important ports for the pur-
pose OF carrying out new regulations rela-
tive to the passports Of vessels and passen-
gers.
1t was rumored to-day that Gen. T. F.
Meaghea had been ordered to proceed to
the quarters of Corcoran's legion and take
command of it.
Charles Cornwall, head of the Rsdemp
ton Bureau, in the Treasury Department,
was arrested to-day for smbezzling Gov
eminent funds
The President sent into the Senate the
names of lot of Maj, Gems. made during
the recess and with them that of Major
Schotield, but he is understood to earnest
~ commend the latter to the Senators fol
the Middle Department in place of Gen.
Schenck.
The growing feeling in the Senate is tina,
no more Maj. Gems. or Brig. Gems. should
be appointed than are actually required fol
the needs Of the army and the interests Of
the country.
The Navy Department are going TO build
easement steamers, to carry 20.inch
guns to be of wrought iron, $50 feet long
SO diameter A cylinders, 30 inch stroke; Is
feet draft and expected to make speed oil
10 knots. They will cost $4,000, 600 each
The steam transport Star of the South
arrived last evening.
The report of the Monitors and Ironsdes
being entangled in Charleston harbor is I'm.
true. The monitor Lehigh, while on picket
duty near Fort Johnson got aground when
the rebel battery opened upon her doing
her considerable damage. The other two
iron clads went to her assistance and sue
ceeded in getting her or She was SO bad
ly injured that the Star of the South had
to tow her to hilton Head for repairs. No
one On board injured,
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Nav YoRx Dec. 24-The Post SAWS +

New YORK Dec. 24-The Post says tt
is understood that five or six arrests have
been made on board the steamer George
Cromwell, bound from this port 70 New Or
leans. Among the persons arrested was an
individual of prominence in this coumuni-
ty. There have also been seizures of large
QUAINT ties Of arms and ammunition. A de-
tail cannot now be made public; but few
days will develops some facts in relation
to the rec mt order for searching vessels
leaving tLis port.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-25

Il ooPYl
STATE or WRar VIRGINIA,
ApJUTANr GINS OFFICE, ;
WHEELING, Dec, 18th, 1863
Coz. A. J. SWEENEY,
Comb z 4th Regt W. V. NJ
SIR:
TTPON the receipt Of this order you will cause all the
u arms, equipments, ammunition, BLANKETS, CO. the
property Of State issued to the men Of your rsg
ment to be returned to Col George Brown, Quarter
master Gsner Of the State, at his warsrooms, corner
OF Narket and Quincy streets. The Or. IL. Gen, Will
rsesipt to you for the same. ......
By order Of the Governor,
Adjutant Cen W. Va.
HEADQUARTERS, 4th Reg't W. V, N.
WHEELING, Dec 18th, 1853
SPECIAL ORDER
In pursuance Of the above order, CommaLaants Of
companies Of this Regiment will Immediately notify
all persons within their several company districts to
return forthwith all arms, equipments, ammunition,
place within each district desgnatsd by said Comman.
dant Commandans will receipt to each person for all
property returned and when 1t Is collected will at
once report to Ordnance Sergeant Geo. I. Jingle at
the office Of Maxwell, Campbell Tngle) who will re-.
esipt to them and turn said property to the Or
II. Gen., taking his receipt thersSar Prompt atten-
don to carrying out the object Of this order Is required
Any person uegectns refusing to return any OF the
above described property will be against se-
soxdng to the statute IN such made and provided
Ill ..n,1I. By order Of
-Tr A. J. sWEENEY,
Col. oamd's ssh Rsst W. V. n
J. B. Mooar. Adpt dsc2l-3'.
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WARRINGTON, Dec. 24-It is reported
DR.. Letterman, Chief Medical Inspector of
the Army of the Potomac, has been reliev-
ed and that medical store-keepers at Gin.
cinnati, Philadelphia, St. Louis, &c, have
already been relieved and that other
changes will follow.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-25

BosroN, Dec PA private letter dated
Madros, Oct 9th, says: Shaw & CO., have
received orders from Capetown to advance
10000 rupees to the Alabama andthey have
a large number of letters awaiting her ar
rival, now daily expected. She will meet
with very cool reception from the Euro
peans here. -slE
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False Report.

Baltimore, Dec. 24-The report that
the monitor Lehigh was badly damaged at
Charleston is incorrect. She got aground
and sprung leak, but she was not injured
at all by the rebel batteries.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-25

New YORK, Dec. 25.-A special despatch
bulletinsd in this city by the Independent,
telegraph says, Longstreet has Joined Lee,
and that the latter has crossed the Rapi.
dan and Meade wasfalling back. There has
been several skrimishes with Stuart's cav
a1rv SID i'.-- -.' -r.--
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Gen. George b. Mcclellan fol

PHILADELPHIA, Dec 24.-lt is understood
that the National Conservative y mon Com
mittee now in session in this city has rsat
frmed the nomination of Maj. Gen. Geo
B. Mcclellan for President, and have also
nominated Ex Gov W. B. Campbell Of
Tenn. for Vice President.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Remember.

When YOU 60 to vote remember that
last fall you voted for John Winn.
Remember That he is entitled to the
Office and competent TO Gil it.
Remember that he FELL on the bloody
field Of South Mountain-tllat he lay
twenty four hours uncared for-that he
was removed to hospital and lay there
two days before his wound was dressed
that now, crippled but not discouraged,
nc is candidate for n derabie pIsce
within our gift. Remember that he has
suffered in our cause, and vote for brave
JOHN VIM, of the immortal 'Iron Brig
ade."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
UNION COUNTY TICKET.
rncOIuDeicnCE.

Tie only objection which the oppo-
nenis % Jahn VIM urge against him IS
!. fear tIist he Is not competent. Those
who know anything about it are sure
that be is competent. We remember
tia, three years ago, this same cry was
veaemeutIy raised against Nr. Strahl.-
lie was said to be totally incompetent;
vet Pierce county has never had a better
officer. We believe the srmo will hero
after be said of Mr. VIM. Let him
have that united support which he de-
serves.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
The ESYiacsnic 20 Issun.

Heretofore political parties have had
issues, but they were merely on matters
of policy. To-day, the issue is a grayer
aud more important oae. Principles are
at Issue. The question is, shall we stand
BIZ the Government in its efforts to pre-
serve and defend itself? There can be
but one answer for true men. All the
shams and subterfuges, the earnings and
criticisms of tho spurious Democratic
party, are swept away by one generous
impulse Of patriotic feeling. Never
we're there 50 momsntous issues at stake
-never such inducements to loyal men
to work for signal victory.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
.!TE,c FiftietEa wisconsin,

The In Crosse Democrat propoun2s
to Mat. Carpenter, Charley Robinson,
Jadge Macarthur, ]. E. Arnold, and 9TH
ers, the following interrcgatories: "Are
you War Democrrts9 If 50. to what
regiment do you belongs'
To this Charley Robinson replies:
ave belong TO the Fitch Wisconsin,
This IS the regiment organized to look
ont for the enemy ut home. while cur
brave boys are giving them battle abroad.
We claim Tor il folly as much honor rs
they are reaping, for n hidden foe is
harder TO fight than an open one"
Good for he iiiftieih Wisconsin, It
is new regiment bat gallant one; it ia
composed of men who are enlisted for
life, and il pushes its victories all through
the State. Tho groaus of the wounded
are frigh,ful; more like howls than hon
est groans; indicating rs the victims are
put, Hors 6e Combat, not only sense of
present pain, but consciousness that for
them "ihere rtmaineth no more sacrifice
for sins but certain. fearful looking for
of Judgement and fiery indignation."-
No regiment of Wis. has hit more, or
more dangerous foes to the public good,
than the F!it;eth. The third Of Novem
Der will dot States with numberiess new
made gravos; graves over which no ten
der prayers will be uttered, and for whose
occupants no p;ous Masses viii be per-
formed. And rs time rolls on, aud when
the atayes of open enemies, watered and
purified with tears of generous pity aud
forgivness, shall grow green, and be point
10 by the historian rs the resting places
Of men whose bravery would have de
served n better cause" the graves to
which the Fif.ieth Regiment will con-
sgn its victims will he loaded with ever
Increasing execrations. TO the valiant
soldier who valiantly falls, even in a
bal cause, religion offers its consultations.
Bun for the politicians who die in the
odors of the Ryan address, there as no
keYea1ier.--- Wisconsin
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Look to Your Tickets.

Messrs. Paino and Hatch are running
on the Union State Ticket, and what is
called Union County Ticket. o.
course this is a fraud. Neither were
nomin ated in Union Convention; both
were nominated by the Democratic Con-
vention over which Judge Foster presi-
dcd. Look to your tickets
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31


The VoicE OF DoUGLAs.-Hear what
Stephen 4. Douglas said, and before you
cast your vote Cor those who 'sympa.
thize with the enemy" consider that his
voice is still heard throughout the coun-
try-coming, as it were, from that "bet-
ter land" and entreating you and | to
':revero our couutry's cause and hate our
country's enemies" He said:
patriotism emanates from the heart,
fills the soul, infuses, itself into the whole
man, and speaks and acts the same Ian
guago. A friend OF bis country in war
will feel, speak and act for his country,
revere his country's cause and hate his
country's enemies. AMERICA WANTS NO
FRIEND, ACKNOWLEDGES THE FIDELITY
CT NO CITIZEN, WHO, AFTER WAR is DE
cLARED CONDEMNS THE JUSTICE OF HER
CAUSE AND sYMPATHIzEs WITH THE Enc
MY. ALL SUCH ARE TRAITORS IN THEIR
HEARTS"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
gE- Armies bayone.s. swords q

Ey- Armies, bayonets, swords, can
non, and MI the resisslcss onginry of
force, welded with valor AMI skill. are
the proper arguments to convince these
armed architects Of ruin Of their guilt
and folly. and bring them back to their
senses, duty and allegiance. If either
them or us must be left without a govern
ment, we intend it shall be those who
have madIy undertaken to deprive us Of
that blessing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
The Effect of Il.

Mr.. Hatch's name is printed on about
1000 Palmer tickets for use in this Co.
When Judge Foster and others are told
that tho Palmer ticket is disloval, they
will point to his name rs refutation Of
the charge. His influence, whatever it
may be. goes to help the copperhead
ticket. That il the effect Of it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

EE Our readers will not fail to no
tee the advertisement Of STERLING's
new stock of Fall and Winter Goods
Sterling always keeps large stock and
agreat variety of Goods, and one can ef
feet commercial transaction with him,
without any trouble whatever.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

You Can't Do IT.-Democrats tell us
that they can vote for ii. L. Palmer
without endorsing the traitor Vallandig.
ham Gentlemen, you can't do it; aud
nobody but a fool or knave would ven
ture such an assertion. Whyl Because
the platform adopted by your convention
contains resolution endorsing Vallandig-
ham. and Palmer says he endorses "ev-
cry line and every letter of that plat
FORM" That is ,chy.-Hudson Star,
(Dem.)
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

lTExs.-A. MArsoN has leased the
Prescott Hotel, and takes possession on
Monday.
For the week ending Tuesday last
Johnson, Parkhurst & Wilson shipped
ilom their warehouse an average OF
1000 bushels Of wheat daily. That is
rushing things some.
- The dance at Dunbar's Hall on
Thursday sycning, went OF finely.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

1t is not enough for Union men to
vote merely. they should ,cOrk for the
ticket, If you can make one vote for
.ne Union ticket, it is day well spent.
Single drops make the sweeping rain and
he glorious Union majority we hope FOR.
5 10 De rolled up ty single votes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

re- Vote for ]. S. ELwELL, the 10y
al War Democrat. He has seen service
in South Carolina. and now, with Mat.
Carpenter. and Charley Robinson, he
belongs to the. 4" 5oth Wisconsin"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

A Military officer wsnled to compli-
ment negro by drinking with him.
"Well. Captin," replied Cuff, Use very
dry so | ont be ugly bout it. Some
nigs is too proud TO drink with miIishy
ossifer-but think m;iishy ossifer,
when spber. is just as good as a mig. cs-
pecially if the mig is very dry"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
VOTE FOR S. d. HASTINGS,
The Prospect.

The prospect for glorious Union
Victory in this County is good. We do
not believe there viii be over two hun
dred Palmer votes in tho entire county.
But let no effort be spared to reduce
lhat vote as low rs possible.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
~We believe il is universally 9,

EgWe believe it is universally con-
eded that dog wagg!cs his tail be-
cause the dog is stronger than the tail,
otherwise the tail would wagg!e him.
Mr. Hatch is the tail Of the Copperhead
Palmer Ticket, and so we suppose it
"waggles' him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

re- The foundation of domestic hap
pness is faith in the virtue Of woman;
the foundation of all political happiness
is confidence in the integrity of man and
the foundation of all happiness. tempo
raj and elernal-reiiance on the goodness
of God
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

WAR AND NOT PEAcE.-The blindest
of men mnst now sec that until the reb
els submit to the constitutional authori-
ties, the war will be continued. The
unity of the nation must and shall be
preserved. This IS the sentiment of the
army and Of the loyal people in nil the
States. The rebels would scorn I'll prof
fers Of peace not based upon dissolution,
and the people at tho North are deter
mined that no such terms shall be offer
ell to them. The only way TO stop the
war, therefore, is by most vigorous
prosecution of it. Opposition TO tho war
only protrac:s it. The only way to ill.,
sure peace IS to make war. The short
est, surest, any ouly road 10, peace, is for
all men to unite in crushing the rebellion
as speedily as possible. Then, ia the
language Of Mr.. Lincoln, "peace will
come TO stay"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ssI0 Reward

Straved from the subscriber, in the town of
St. Joseph, st. Croix County. on or about the
lst OF August, eight mich cows--in milking
order at the time they left. Two were white,
with some red about the head and neck. Two
were bright red. and one kind of grizzly
red. with white face. Two black ones. and
one dark brown with white spots.
Any body giving me information that will
lead to the recovery of the same will be Iiber-
ally rewarded. Information can be given to
my address, at Hudson. 25-tf
C. 3 BERRISFO
Hudson Oct 10 1863
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Snecial Election.

Tkero will be special election on
Tlesday, in the second ward Of this city,
% elect an Alderman in the place of Mr.
FINER, who has resigned.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
The UNION FOREVER.
ELECTION - NOV. 8.
Tie mo5tes: fact, the grooming act
Of Freedom, IS Frecmaa's cote.
VOTE TIE UNION STATE
TICK EFT.

VOTE for the men who will stand by
the Government, in It's hours of darkness
and danger, and bear aloit The Old Flag
alike in sunshine and in storm.
VOTE in unison with our soldiers
the brave defenders of the Nations life.
VOTE to oyorwhelm Palmer and his
associates, who hoped TO SO, the traitor
Vaiiandigham elected Governor of Ohio.
VOTE so as to swell Tho magnificent
Union majorities which are striking ter
TOR TO the rebel hosts.
VOTE FOR JAMES T. LEWIS,
The loya! democrat, the upright Judge,
the pure statesman against whose spot
les reputation the most ma'ignant part-
IAN sianderer has not dared to raise his
voice. He has often been weighed in
the peoples balance and has never been
found wanting. When ho is elected the
right man will be in the right place.
VOTE FOR WYMAE SPO ONER,
The grave aud dignified senator, the ac-
complished stateman,the experienced par
Humanitarian, the wise counsellor and the
able legislator. There can be no duties
OF an official character that he cannot
perform.
VOTE FOR GEN. LUCIUS FAIR
CHILD,
Of the historical Iron Brigade. The
gallant soldier, the heroic officer who has
received in his own person the wounds
which traitors Lave aimed at Liberty
herself. He has been tainted bv the
copperhead press with having but one
arm IN arm which was generously
illrCwn Into the scale on that dreadful
field Of Gettysburg VIXEN the destiny of
the Republic hung trembling IN The
balsnce; tu! lie las arms enough left 10
make firstrate Secretary Of State,
worthy successor OF the lamented Har-
vcy and Judge Lewis. Let US show those
taunting towards that we have some
thing moro than insults for those WHO
have become MANNED for Liberty's sake.
VOTE FOR S. d. HASTINGS,
Whose honeslry is the subject of praise
in every cottage and log cabin in the
land, and whose integrity and honor is
above suspicion or reproach. He las
few saperiors as an officer and none as
gentleman. His re election is n million
times more important to the people Of
this State than any mere party triumph,
and the value to the people of lis six
years experience in tie office for which
he is cow named, cannot TO estimated
By dollars AMI cents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
The Draft.

Full particulars with regard to the
fnrthcoming draft, may be found in the
Governors Proclamation, on the fourth
fase.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

Eg- Read the important letter writ
ten by Thomas Jefferson, on the second
page Of this paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
LIST OF ARRIVALS.
KEYSTONE HOUSE.

The following list OF arrivals is for the
week ending October 30, 1863
o. Webb. ST Paul; VI. Baldwin. ST. Au-
thony; A. Schuri 4 Bro, Chicago J. Cham
berlin. Rock Island; j. O'Brien and lady,
Tayl II Falls; L. 5. Wheeler. Saltwater; Ser.
Leander Edwar. 30th Wis; Capt. sam. Har-
rinan, 30th Wis; Joe s. Elwell. Hudson; r.
s. Burhyte and wife. Hudson; T G. Gridley
and wife. Hudson; Lyman Oshkosh. \. 7.
city Sam. Cor,ieil. Milwaukee; L. Apple
berry. n. Y. city; ]. B. Clark, Hudson; c.
uamen. lfCdson; W. Scwana. Canada West:
4. 4. Larkham Stonington. Ils Z, S. Fam
sher, Cottage Grove. Min: A. McDougail.
Mendoza. Min: J. II. Underwood. -;
c. II. Randall. Northfield, MINI; ". Moore,
Chicago; Geo. Preyett. WinOna. MINI; D. B..
Kelly. Red Wing. MINI: p, Brunt. Suliwa-
ter. Mimi: j. Ronin. saltwater; Pierre Pr
catte, Saltwater: Levere Martin Saltwater;
Jas Rogers. Saltwater; Gaspard Iecompte,
saltwater; Jos. Marches. Saltwater; A. Pier
re. Saltwater; LOUIS Girard. Saltwater; q.
". Butte field, Bradford. iowa; Il. &. Rob-
inson. Oquawkee, Ills; w. Armstrong -;
G. W johnson. -; ". W. Rodes Cottage
Grove. Minn.; G. Il. Montague. -; G. A.
Bromley. -; II. Bragg Red Wing, Mimi /;
ID. ". Pond, - A. d. ShadduclS and wife;
g. q. White, Hudson, Wis Vim. Budd, 81.
Louis. No.; Aaron Ellsworth. -: W. u.
Benz amin. st. Paul; A. Leopola, Mankato,
Minn.: Geo Sdronsher. -; j. NJ. Jack
man. saltwater. Mimi; Joseph Bero, Still
wafer
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

gMr. A. c. Morton, in his sup
port Of John Vim, for Clerk, is playing
the role Of Jump about Jim Grow, with
good success.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
THOMAS Walden. NJ. ID.

Informs the public that he has loc ated in
this town. for the practice of his profession.
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery. and
viii attend also TO all calls in the country
His office is at the Prescott Hotel.
Prescott, DC ..S. 1863. n23tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
LOST.

In this city. between the 18th and 10th
inst, large leather wallet. containing $40 in
money and a number of valuable papers,
ANY one returning the same to me. or to the
Journal Office, will receive $40.
L. HYATT.
Prescott, Sept. l6, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31
Notice..

Notice is hereby given 20 the embers of
the Pierce County Agricultural Society, thu
all who are ntitled to Cash Premiums for
the year 1853. will be pai. at the City Bank
OF Prescott by calling for the same.
M. W. BARB, Treasurer.
Prescott, October %, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

- ThcPolk County Press publishes
an able article in favor Of the election of
Mr.. Young for State Senator. MIR.
Young's majority viii be q glorious ono.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

sT- All of the above Goods will be sold at
the lowest market rates for CAsH.
Come and see w. ID. Sterling.
Prescott Oct. al. 1893. 26.H
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

IOOKI NC. PARL n
and Box Stoves. z nc, Sheet Iron and
Tinware,a large assortment. at STERLISG's.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-10-31

A cry L A G
~ quantity of Crockery and Glassware
for sale at STERLING >.