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Thc city Advertising.
Before Hon. Judges Sutherland (P. J), clerke and
leonard


Before Hon. Judges Sutherland (P. J.), Ccrke and
leonard.
JrLY l1.-cerge opdyls. Mayer, ". Reilec r Bve,.
nan, compiroiler.-1is appeal from the dee, Ion
~ the special Term, which directed a mandarin, u no
issued agains, the Comptroller to compel him 10 on The
Mayor to soicct the papers which have the largest
laon Tor the city advertising THIS Court lenders dc
cslob FstainnR the ndR the Special Term order
ng the selection OF the papers having e largest geuea
circulation.
SUTHERLAND. Jihe words o the act are ofour rapcrs
having the largest daily circulation
We have 10 rght 10 add 10 this The wo-ds IN the city
~ New York. II v reasonable aud probable that the
legislature Intended tha, the adyeItecnts should be
published IN the foar paIes having the largest dAiy cir
oulaon In the city OF New York. but s also reasonable
and proba''e that the act worded on the theory
that the four papcrs having the largest say crculaon
generally would have the largest daily circulation The
city n New York.
W. think, therefore, that the construction OF the
act by NE Mayor and by The Justice who made
the order appealed from was correct. But ~
The dcterminsson cf the question Of fact, which
four papers have the largest daily circulation involves
the consideration Of evidence and adjudication upon
such evidence BY ths Mayor and The Comptroller do
no, zee upon what principle mA,dAmus zap Issue son.
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY H. 1868.
nm x,,roRnx.r,rr a. TINE n. j.

oiooe Rugsles has been detailed take mmand Of
the provost guard which Intended enforce the draft
The guard Win bs taken from Governors Island and
sss Of about Ave hundred men. Colonel Ruggss for
nerly on 0snsral Pope's stan.
WHERE TEE THREE HUNDRED DOLLAR COMPUTATION
YKB Is 10 Bu PAID.
The three hundred dollars which must be paid IN order
70 exemps rom tho dras those bring forward
other cause Of exemption, must be handed over 70 col
iecsoT OF internal revenue. y not necessary that M
should be paid 70 the collector Of tho district In which the
drafted person resides bus be paid any collector
Of the United States.
Whom these names are drawn, the following notinca
tion 10 ssnt 70 each person. which a course 10 properly
nlIed up before 20 doing
FonN So
Pnoyosr MAnGnAL's Osycs, \
- D9TMCr, 6rArs OF --S
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Total draft for Connecticut
PENNSYLVANIA.

From the Pittsburg Gazette
There was a good deal OF excitement 10 the city on
Thursday, consequent upon the commencement Of the
draft and during the drawing the Office OF Captain Foster
tho Provost Maisha filed with very anxious and
deeply interested audience. Among OF the more
noticeable features we're the olIowng-Tne Enrolmest
Commesioper. Mr.. William II. Campbell, while busily
engaged drafting others, himself sSfortunate 70
draw Prize" one Of the clerks, Captain hcHeury,
Herron James II Hopkins Ea, who had been enrolled
in two wards drafted In both. In some instances
two young men were drawn from the same family. This
was the with Mr.. Houston, tailor, Of smithne,d
street and James amii champion twho now
u the Fast preparing for his contcs, with ward) and his
brother John.
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READ AND REFLECT.

Make sure of health. .But howin you ask.
We answer, tits an easy task
Strengthen the stomach, and sustain
The nerves, the servants OF the brain
The liver Keep in active play.
And regulate from day 10 day.
Each organ aid, OH natures plan,
Brace and refresh the inner man,
And like watch that's kept In chime
BY constant care, with railroad time
The system q tone and strength renew
And thereby cheer the spirits TOO.
How you inquire 'can this be done
This victory DER disease be wonf'
'Hostetter's Bitters.n we reply
Is hesth's supreme protection-try
A. Of regenerating the aaordered and en- -
system regulating every function OF the internal ,rE
rcviving the depressed spirits nviccrating the coDs
and proonsng lise medicinal preparation. ELI .
past the ent time, has been so completely ar
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me following are tho wards compcslue The

me foiowing are TIC wards composing the other dis
uicis, together with the officers in Charge :
FRsr lnIHcT--Comprsin sua,Ik Queens and Rich
mond counties. Headquarters, jamaica, L. T. Provost
Marshal Captain Edwin Rose Commissioner, w. 4. Nc.
Conn. surgeon, John 0rdroneanx
SktoNp DsrRicr-tomprsng the second, sixth, Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, twelfth, fOurteeuth, Sixteenth Seven
tcenth and Eighteenth wards Brooklyn and towns Of
fiatbush, Flailsnd, Gravesead. New Lofts and New
Utrecht Headquarters, srand street Provost Marshal
Captain Samuel T Maddox. Jommiss ioner, Charles W.
Cheshire. Surgeon, Geo. 5. Woodward.
rHisD DisrRsI-tomprsing the First Second, Third,
Fourth, ftth, seventh, Eleventh Thirteenth, Fifteenth
and Nineteenth wards BROOKLYN Provost Marshal, Cap
tain stephen b. Gregory Commissioner Abner NJ Becbc
Surgeon Selon l.. NOrtn
Futsui mslnrI-- Comprising the FIRST, sixth and
Eighth wards OF New York, and Governor Isaud.
Bcadqgartcrn corner OF Broadway and Chambers
Provost Marshal tatsn Jue ~ Erhardt. tomnl lssiouer
lanici Mcf aflsnd. Sutkeup JAG q. Eurko.
fislH DistRcrttnprisine tho seventh lrenib, Thir.
teenth and Fourteenth wards New York ters
No 42e Grand street, Provost Marshal Capt John nufy
Commissioner, Henry ?. Nest. surgeon, Ernes, Sracko
wIser.
sxr, nsrspreomprisiue the Ninth, rYfteenih sndsix
ieenth watde New lork. Beadqusrters No. 1856 Sixth
aysnue Provost Marshal, tapi. las. w. Farr Cemmis
fsoner. Charles lamont surgeon. j. W. Powell
sssrsrn linrmcr- q mpriilg the Eleventh and Seven
toenth wards Headquarters No ~ THIRD avenue Pro.
,Osi Marshal Capt. Frederick = Wagner Commissioner
B,afduan Baldwin Surgeon, Van kleek
Var DSrpcr-oomptsingt the Eighteenth, 1wentleth
aud 1sehiy nfst wards. Headquarters No 1s4 Broad.
gy Provost hsrsbai, Capt D. Manierre. Commis.
S@Gef Srpow hhhy' sorseoD, Geo = Woodward
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CONNECTICUT.
IOuynal. July Ill

From the New Haven Journal, July III
Our announcement Of the draft yesterday, aud expa
nation OF The process by which wss 70 be made, had
the eject of quieng 70 great extent the rising
Of those liable 10 be called npon We understand that
hundreds Of patriotic gentlemen have anticipated the
action OF the and left The State before ter
hundred left In the Nev York beat ysstsrday morning,
all anxious 70 save the government any trouble their
account and the prospect that the rush volunteer
emgrants viii continue 70 great that gentle
men patriots Of the second class viii be called upon 70
compctc the draft.
UThe total draft IN Connecticut VIII be as follows
1st distYct.-Hartford and ToIland couniies 49,. 2le2
I'd New Haven and Middesex counties. ,p35
I'D wndham and New London counties. 1907
AIN Fairfield and Luchheid countains4 -. ,02l
Total draft for Connectcut. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 7,1l0
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A sECRLI WORTH KNOWING. Geo TO THOMAS r.
n AvNEW = 11 1tcen"ieh street corner Of Murray.
aud tho low prices he II selling Teas Wines Cofsrs
Ilou and Provisions at and evefyhinr nsedt IN every
family Hams, ", Shoulders, 6sc for Sugars lie and
upwards.
DRIGos' ALLBv1AToR FOR CoRNs BvrloSs
- Tender Feet sold A. ~ aud o. csnts Dor. For
famed Bunons Festered Corus Ingrcwing Mana Ac use
DR. Briggs Curative Sod ~ druggists aud sent hy mail
for 10 cents snd tl. .rcr tos DR.. . BRTGCs Piactlfa
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Dyspepsias pengz, that rssk sod grind
The body and dspress ths mind;
AGues that ~ they 70 and come.
Make life . constant msrtyrdom;
Coles and dysensere palms,
Nesah which the ssroag @An'a ygor wnnesi.
Btnous corn plainte-gh0ae cDdiou6 1lls--
ue'sr conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread darrhoa o that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury
Slow copsutQtioosl decay,
Thai brnGe Oe0th nearef day By day;
Nervous proesrntion. mental gloom,
HerAlds OF madness or The tomb:
For these-thoush mineral nostrums TALL
Means Of relief At least we hall,
Hostettsrs Bitiers-medicine SURE,
Not 10 prevent alone. bat cure.
In dyspepsia, fever and agns bilious complaint 70
tutional and nervous debility, constipation,
spasms, and In all complaints OF man or woman p,,ete
trom casnal or inherent weakness of the body. the
Az nd orafig :
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DHEUMATic GouT.

DBEuNATc GouT.
~ - RocursTpp. December 70, lsa
nessrs nETrAx GO -oenis- Enclosed fna el "a for
pair OF insoles let them be OF suitable site for Al ek
or boot have pair OF your nso<s tor spscs
ef month, and have found reef from
al The remedies and cures thai have tried
pain, y Rhepms,k acuN IoaSs Flly, W ". ho0RE
Pre-. o. ssn, pev ssprsss once - f'csd~y Send for
eiryuiAh
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The number enrolled IN the Third CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
trict is about twenty. seven thousand.
The number be drafted from Brooklyn cannot be less
than FIVE thousand.
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To wanderers on sea or iend.
Floh Polar shore 70 TSsbic strAnd:
To households lone, IN regiops new,
And dwellers In great cifes toe;
To soldiers In camp. fort end hclA
Who need against disease q shield;
To mtners, California bound
And uliers Of wet mafahy ground;
To feeble wives AZ frngiie msuld,
To young and middle aged and old;
70 those IN health. who would enjoy
heaven hest giftswithout alloy.
10 all the strengthless, weak and pale,
Who droor, yet Know net what they AL,
-Hostet'er's Pitters we prer>ntA
vAs Heath's most potent element
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Against the vapors foul prepare.
Thai fever -taint the heavy air.
DIink NOD unmxed thewatax found
In praries wo0da or marshy ground,
g II sedentary tol yoa ply, -
Nature you must assist-or die
For when debarred from exercise
For ARTIFICIAL aid she srtes. e..
Medicines grand purposa and Intent
Is Threatened evil 10 prevent;
atf And if you'd be reeved or spared
From Ills that crush the unprepared,
:, Hostetlets Bttters use-for poLs
They are the surest astidote.
10 sst at defiance the miasma OF unnealthy Si.s.
poison Of unwholehpme water. the efnuvta Of sro
workrooms and factories, and the haneful inAuene
deniary smploymsIts II Is only necessary 10 be fo
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HR-You are hereby notified tAss you were, on the
- d.y O., lsc iseAiy drafted In the service Of
with the provisions Of the ast q Congress- for enrolling
and calling out tho national Forces and for other pur
report or before the ct the place Of rendezvous
IN -, be deemed deserter and be subject 70 the
penalty prescribed therefor by the rules and articles Of
war. E.H
transportation win be furnished you on presenting ths
notification at -, on the ---, or q The seation
nearest your place Of residence.
-- Provost Marshal,
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On the back Of this document the order for trans.
portation for the drafted men.
THE RENDEZVOUS voR DRAFTED MM.
The camp or rendezvous for drafted men in Colonel
Nugents department win be Rker's Island Throughout
the State they will be sent 70 Bunalo and Emira.
THE DRAFT IN BROOKLYN.
According TO present appearances the draft will mot
commence In Brooklyn until Tuesday Wednesday nsxt
The following the returns from the Second Congress
oiOnal djntrjct;-
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HOeTETTRRs CELEBRATED STOMACH BITE
HOeTHTT8RS CELEDRArEO STOMACH BIrrf
HOSTD1TERB CELEBRATED STOMACH Birrf
HOoTErTEn'6 CELEBRATED STOMACH hIfTf
HOsTETTER6 CELEBRATED STOMACH HlITI
HOSTkTTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH Bi
HOsTkTTERS CLLEBRATED STOMACH B1 II
BOsrETTEkS CELEBRATBD STOMACH III -
u09rKTTER6 CELKBRATED STOMACH 81
HOSIETTERS CELBBRAIkD STOMACH Fl i
HOsTE1TER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH ri Ir
RO6TBTTER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BI rIf
HO8TkTTERB CELEBRATEp STOMACH Bl
HO0TErTERS CELEBRATEO STOMACH Ri Ii
HOSTETTER8 CBLEBRATED BTOMACH III lTk
HOGTETTERe CBLEBRATkD 1IOMACH BlIlt
HOSTETTER8 CkLEBRATED STOMACH BI1Il
HORTETTEkg CBLEBRATED STOMACH Bill
HOsrET1ERe CELkDEAfED STOMACH BIZ
HCsTETERg CkLEBRAIKD STOMACH Bill
HosTETTRRB CBLEBRATBD STOMACH Bifff
HO9TETTER0 CELEBRATED 0TOMACH BlI il
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HosfkTTIRs CELEBRATED STOMACH Hflri
HOsTEITER's CELEBRArED stomach rTl
HOeTETTER'4 CELEpkATED 9IOnACH lfl
HOsTETTER'8 CkLEBRAEEQ STOMACH fTl
BOSTETTERe CRLEBRArED STOMACH HigIl
HOsrkTTgR's CELkRRAIED STOMACH
HOeTEYTERs CELEBHA1Ep STOMACH
HOBTETfEHS CELkBEATED STOMACH b
IIOsTETTER's CELEBhAIED STOMACH ~
HOsTETTERS CElEBRAIED STOMACH
HOSTETTERs CELkBRAIED STOMACH
HOsTErfERs CELEBRArED STOMACH
HOsTETTLRs CELEaRAIED STOMACH n fa
HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH BIZ
HOsrETTER's Celebrated RTOMACH II
HOsTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH fF
HOSTErTER6 CELEBRATED STOMACH
HOGTErTEh6 CELEBRATED STOMACH ~
HOGTETfERS CELEBRATED STOMACH y Nib
HOgTkIIERS CELEBRATEU STOMACH n I'D
HO6TkT1ERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
u0sTE1fkRs CELEBRATED STOMACH y I'LL
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rRErARArIoNs IN rHk ornKR plsraIcrs.

Several OF the other districts will bc ready commence
drafting tomorrow. The following " the probable mum
Der which will be required from each dsir,ct:
ton1vsss,onai Disfrtcts N.,s,.g ~ Nan Rsovssyci
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II there 10 any valve in pubih opinion, or any
medical testimony the very bast aud safest Tomb
tive and Aneratiye now before TIE world Ia
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25
Letter from Capt. Converse.

We are permitted to make the following
extracts from letter from Capt. RoLLIS p
CONVERSE, to his father in this ethyl
LISE-oF-BArTLE E, July 2.-We have passed
through hard days fight. and l have to
thank the Lord thst am net wounded tho
| had some close calls. The loss in the regi-
ment is heavy also in my company. give
list as near as | can come at it,
Wounded. Sergt Marugg; Corporals Ev-
ans, leg broke. dcd Fachs, leg off; Billiard
flesh wound; James Kelly, breast, very bad
J. f. Kelly. buck shot in leg, slight. Prvates
Anderson, severely, died; Foust. severely
Hall severely Harvey. arm; C Keller,
both legs McEwen, mouth, severely Nell
son, leg, severely; Richardson, hand, slight .
Thompson. shoulder, slight Williams, leg
slight. Ole Gunderson was reported killed
but is only wounded and will recover. Pri-
vate Foust and Corporal James Kelly am
afraid will die.
The LIST corps bore the brunt Of the engage
ment, and were outnumbeied three to one
The 9th Wis. charged on railroad cut, took
one stand of colors and the End Mississippi
regiment, which the Col. said numbered 43O
men when they entered the fight, we sent $50
TO the rear. Every man of my col
or guard was shot. The brigade has lost LILO
men. We are now in line of battle and ex-
pect an attack every moment, but think we
can hold them. hope we may not be called
upon to day, but if we are. we VIII give them
the best turn we have.
July 3.-To-day Rebs charged our breast.
works repeatedly, but were repulsed on every
side. We have taken 5000 prisoners. We
were engaged three hours, and our regiment
lost only five men. Breas works are nice
things to Il u: behind.
July s. went over the battle
field to-day it is an awful sight.
l never saw better line of battle in The war.
1t was in the shape of horse shoe, and we
could throw troops from one flank Is the 9TH
er in half an hour, while the Rebs had to
march 10 miles around. We thrashed them
badly. l have IA men In the company shall
never get over 90 men again. A good many
of the boys have been sent off and ! do not
know how they are getting along. AS soon
as learn, will let you know.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25

are politicians in our own State and Co.
whose speeches and teachings directly
tend to stir mp OF revolt against the laws.
all who believe them. Let lis trust that
the last pitiful act of Governor Seymour
may shame them from further following
his example in speaking against the Gov
eminent which is struggling to conserve
the interests of Law and Order against
Perjury and Revolt.
Governor Seymour has made show of
great concern for the rights of the peo-
pie, and his conduct aud its results af-
ford forcible illustration of the truth of
that saying of President MADISON, that
{" A dangerous ambition more often turks
behind the specious mask of zeal for the
rights of the people, than under the for
bidding appearance Of zeal for the firm
Eess and efficiency of the Government"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25
an IMPORTANT ARREST.
A Bogus Paymaster in Custody.

Our readers will remember the arrest
sometime since of Captain" G.. w.
Golf, and his confinement, at Fort Smell
ing, on the charge of falsely representing
himself to be a Quartermaster. He pur-
chased horses, employed clerks, giving
orders for payment on Washington. A
telegram to Washington revealed the
fact that he was bogus institution, but
after he made his escape from the Fort.
and until lately his whereabouts havo
been nnknowu.
Mr.. 3. w. STith of this city, and Mr..
Say ers. two government detectives the
employ of the Provost Marsal General Of
tho State, got on the track Of this fancy
individual AMI proceeding to Prescott
day before yesterday found him enjoying
himself at boarding house. He had
given his namo rs G. Willis, and repre-
sented that he was chief paymaster ofthe
Department of The Northwest, and, hav-
ing sent his subordinates to pay off Sib
leys army, he thought it advisable to re-
cru;t his health, and with this end in
view had located for month or two at
Prescott.
Messrs Savers and Smith, finding the
bird was there, crossed the river with
two horse conveyance, and arranging
with tho ferryman to wait their return,
started for their game. Sayers called
him out from the parlor Of tho boarding
house, where he was enjoying the society
of several ladies', and engaging him in
conversation walked towards the wagon.
Upon reaching it Savers invited him to
step in, and coma to st. Paul, which
arousing his suspicious. lie started with
the view Of leaving suddenly, but Smith
was close Mt hand, and both officers seiz-
ing the "Paymaster," he was dumped
into the vehicle quite rapidly. Sayers
took charge of the team and Smith Of
the prisoner. and as they started for the
ferry boat. GoH showed fight, and a
warm contest ensned. The horses, in
the meantime, commenced to run, and
in the general row both Smith and Golf
alighted prdmiscuously and indiscrimi-
nately on the ground. A neighboring
fence checked the horses, which had been
abandoned by Savers to secure tho pris-
oner, tho "Paymaster" was soon reinsta-
ed in his quarters, the ferry reached. and
in few minutes they were safely landed
in Minnesota.
The officers brought Golf to this city,
reaching here late the same evening, and
kept him under guard at Whicher's
Hotel during the night. On the way up
he offered them one hundred dollars each
TO release him, promising to obtain tbs
the money of the keeper of a notorious
house of iI-lame in this city.
Ho was handed over to Col. Miller
yesterday morning and is now in close
confinement ut Fort Smelling under
double guard. He will hardly escape as
readily rs before
The arrest reflects great credit on the
detectives as he is undoubtedly an un
mitgated scounirel. His associates,
while pursuing his innocent little quarter
master arrangements in this city, were
gamblers and pimps, and from that sus-
pcion was aroused.
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THE RECENT VICTORIES.
Proclamation OF the President

\ PROCLAMATION by THE PRESIDENT OF
THE UNITED STATES.
1t has pleased Almighty God TO hcark-
en- to the applications and prayers of an
afflicted people, and to vouch-safe to the
army aud the navy of the United States,
on the land and on the sea, victories so
signal and so effective as to furnish feas
sonabIe grounds for augmented conf
Ceuce that the Union of these States will
be maintained, their constitution preservE
ell and their peace and prosperity perinas
nently preserved.
But these victories have not been nc
corded without sacrifice of life, limb and
liberty incurred by brave. patriotic aud
loyRi citizens. Domestic affection in ey-
cry part of the country follows in the
train of these fearful bereayelnents. 1t
is meet and right to recognise and cou-
fess the presence Of the Almighty Father.
and the power of his baud equally in
these trinmphs and these sorrows,
Now, therefore, be It known that I do
set apart Thursday, the sixth of Angus.
next to be observed as a day of national
Thanks giving, praise and prayer. and I
invite the people of the United States 10
assemble on that occasion Mt their GUS
tomary places of worship, and in lha
forms approved by their own conscience.
render the homage due to the Divine
Majesty for the powerful things he has
done in the nations behalf. and invoke
the influence of His Holy Spirit to sub
due tue anger which has produced and So
long sustained a needless aud cruel rebe.-
lion; TO change the hearts of the insur-
gents, to guide the counseIs of the gov
erument with wisdom adequate TO so
great national emergency, and to visit
with tender care and consolation through
out the length aud breadth Of our laid
all those who through the vicisitudes of
marches, voyages, battles ana siegae,
have been brought to suffer In mil d,
tolv or estate and family, to lead the
whole nation in paths of repentance aud
submission to the Divine will back to the
perfect enjoyment of Union and fratern-
al peace.
In witness whereof | have llereunto
set my hand aud caused the seal of the
United States to be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this
] 9Th day of July, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three, and of the Independence of
the United States of America the eighty
eight. ABRAHAM LINcoLs.
By the President-WLLIAM Fl. SEW
ARD, Secretary Of State.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25

County FAIR.-The Fourth Annual
Fair of the Pierce county Agricultural
Society will be held in this city on Fri
day and Saturday, 25th and 26th of
September next. The Premium List
will be published next week.
The society is open for membership
to citizens of adjoining counties in Wis
consin and Minnesota, who have hereto.
fore contributed to our Fairs, and are in.
vited to join us again.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25
~ John Morgan's race in Ohio

w John Morgan's race in Ohio is
run. The principal body of his force
was brought to stand and compelled to
surrender. But John sneaked off with
small squad while the formalities were
going on. His artillery and $500 pri-
soners were expected in Cincinnati yes
terday. BASIL DUKE, who, it is gener-
ally conceded, bears the brains Of the
expedition. Is CAPTURED.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25
4. DILL, Mayer
Ordinance.

1t is hereby ordained by the Gomnon
Council of the city of Prescott. that it shall
be legal for the Mayor and Clerk upon appli-
cstion tn, refor, and after The money shall have
been paid to tic Treasurer, and honds fled
in pursuance to law, t"issue license UPON such
notification for the term of three months, or
any larger FRACTIONAL part Of a year and any
ordinance or part al al ordinance interfering
with this ordinance is hereby suspende. as
far as il intcrfercs with the above provisions.
&. A. DILL, Maycr.
4. NIttEs. City Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given. that the above or
dinance vas passed by the Gornhion Council
,f the city 81 Prescott ON the I3th day of Jul
w. A. D. 1853. A. MILLER, Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-07-25
nF The news from Vicksburg is oil

GF The news from Vicksburg is of
considerable importance. 1t appears
that Gen. Lauman, brave but rather
reckless soldier, prematuroly attacked
johnson, Mississippi, and suffered re-
pulse aad loss Of 800 killed and wound
ed. The rebels set the loss at 1000, and
report that Gen. Osterbaus was killed.
Gen. Lauman has been removed from
command. Gen. Sherman is besieging
Gen. Johnson at Jackson, who, it is said,
cannot escape.