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Tho Rebel Invasion-A Battle ON the
Monocacy.
The raid into Maryland has assumed some
what formidable character. Dispatches at q
late hour last night from General Wallace-as
announced by Mr.. Stanton in his bulletin-state
that he was compelled to fall back from
Frederick upon the Monocacy river, at the ap-
piS:: Of vastly superior force Of the enemy,
supposed to be under Breckenridge. In this
position be was attacked yesterday morning at
nine O'Clock. by force Of rebels twenty thou
sand strong. and, after fighting until five O'Clock
in the evening, he was forced to retire in dis
order, with very heavy loss, and ct last ac-
counts was retreating to Baltimore. General
Tyler was taken prisoner by the rebels.
The excitement in Baltimore last night is
described as intense The Governor and the
Mayor had Issued joint proclamation calling
upon the people to protect themselves against
the advance OF the enemy. The panic seems
to have extended to Washington. New do
fences were being thrown up, and the militia,
it was said, would be ordered out.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

CAMPBELL MINssaELs. Bowe-y.-yAnfEp AND Ex.
cIriNo MKLANGE ETHIOPIAN ODDITIES
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tsrday was one Of the successful Of season
The programme was we'll selected. opening with the
"PGk harch"-which is the regular prelude Of ali ths
ccsosrss-ard closing with the national airs Ths wind
being southsry shs music could be heard plainly The
Lake and the Rambis adding much 70 the
che occupants the and the strosrs through ths
masy walks adjoining the bell tower The day nbe
and the lawn was rsspesdsnt With bsausy and fashon-
the ladies being present In eli their nnsry The
drive was crowded usual, owing doubtless 10
the tact that large number Of carrIags folks"
OF tows ~ shs present u@s
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HBw FORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY sis Broadvay-
GUKIosirIks AND LECTURES. from A. n. tn ~ r. NJ
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DIVISION ORDER.


Ing order
DIVISION ORDER.
Spsri1l Orders-vo "a
FIRST DlvisoS Nsw YORK STATE NAIiosM GuAso,
NEW York, July 3, 1854 J
Pursuant 70 requis'on OF the President OF the unmee
States general orders from Governor Sey ymour Con
Chief OF the Militia Of the state OF New Yorx
oilow regiments Of this division are detailed 10
immed ate duty the fortiGcnoxs at Washington city,
viz
Fourth regiment, Colonel Teller.
Sixth regiment, Colonel Mason .
Eleventh regiment, Colonel NaidnoH
Eighty. fourth regiment, Coiouei Corkling.
Ninety third regiment. Colopei Chambers
Ninety y -nfth regiment, Colonel Ptnckpey.
Ninety sixth regiment, Colonel krehbcl
Ninety ninth regiment Colonel OMahoney.
arms ammunition, clothing and equipments through
Lieutenant Colonel Townsend the Division Quarermsstes
No IS and 80 Readc street. who viii also furnish rsQsS
sitions tor ransportaton 70 Washington
Ccmmandants OF regiments upon their arrival %
Washington. viii report to Major General Haeck.
The rgadier Generals Of this division will promuIGass
'''' ''N'' MAJOR General CHARLES W. sANDFoRD.
ALEXANDER HAMILTON. Division Inspector
RkGMssrAL ORDERS.
rux FOURTH RxGNKyT
G.rNdI Ordvs-N0 10
HEADQUARTERS, s4TH RnorxsSr ~ Q. , n. Y.,l
Pursuant 70 division and brigade orders this reeinsua
will leave for Washington city on Tuesday Dex the 12eA
inst Comma ndants oi comp will Immediately mako
reousiton Lieutenant Geo. y. Doat, Acting Quarts
mnsier, for uniforms, arms apd equipments. Inc ~
The reQinenta line VIII be formed nt four o'clock r. =
on Fourth street the right resting on broadway The
basd,uar,ers al threo O'Clock r " fhe uon.commiD
stoned and music viii report To the Adutant on ne
ground Al the same hour ny order; r;.
y. A. COSkiING, Colonel Commanding
c. r. MITCHELL, Adiutant.
rho term for which these regiments to serve hss
not vet been down. IL viii probably b. for thirty
days, IL may be for ninety.
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BooLEY's OPERA HousR BROOKLYN. -E,.,o,,.x
koSca DANCES, BuRIK souEs, &c
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Interesting from Memphis.
aENsnAL wAsnBURS's oRDsn OF RETALIATION.

kKnrHIs, July T. 1854
The excitement here consequent upon General WASH
burns order Of retaliation 10 Intense.
The following secessonsts are now under guard the
railroad dspot:-C. A. stilman, sr.; J. r. Mckinney,
n. g. Hardwick, John KIRK, c. J. seldeu, J. W.
Page, Jr.; l. g. Hardwick and NJ. H. r. Hapen. They
win be sent out Of the state By the next train.
James Elder, T. A. Farnsworth and D. c. Coekrsl were
also arrested. but temporarily released.
Elder and Farnsworth are bankers, and Cockrs Is the
proprietor Of the Gayoso House.
Several ssccssonss along the line Of the railroad have
also been arrested.
Arrivals below report oil quiet.
General Candy In st New orleans, carrying forward
Important movements. which will sosn dsvsep thsm.
solves.
Nothing has been hoard from General Smith lately
The New York herald., 1864-07-10

New York. Sunday, July 10, 1864.
The New York herald., 1864-07-10
MILITARY AFT AIRS.
-~N~-~-~-~o-~o~>>
The Call for Militia

The Call for militia.
ORDERS FROM oRNtRlt sANDToHD-sRvBRAL RDo1
MENTs TO LEAVE.
Yesterday morning meeting Of ehicefs vas held =
General sandfords headquarters, for the purpose q
taking into consideration the recent demand Of the Prs
dent for twelve Thousand militia from this state 70 rsps
the rebel invasion. There was large attendance =
officers the occsslon. Among those present wsss
Brigadier Generals Hail. spicer and Even; Celonsh
Burger Teller, Brunton, HadhoG, Clark, Mason, TraeA
ford, Cox, o'Mahoney and Chambers.
After consultation General sandford issued the follow
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL, 5l4 Broadway z FrurorrAS
SONGS DANCES. 4c.-WHo sToLK CARPEr BAG.
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BARNUMs MUSEUM. BreadwAy-rwo Grasrs Two
DwARfs ALBIEos. WHAT IL IT. ao, at all hours ma
SuLn-At IL A h., 3and "a p. NJ.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

Friends, do y0u realize it!

Do you realize that in these times of
high prices, the printer is ono of the
greatest sufferers in his business
the country? Do you knew that while
the farmer gets nearly double prices for
his products, and tho merchant double
prices for his goods, and the paper manu-.
facturers more than double prices for the
white paper, that We charge tho same
old price FOR our newspaper and adyertis-
ing?
1t is even so. We could have better
published paper four years agofor sew
enty- five cents, a year. than for two dol
lars now. 1t is true. 1t actually costs
mo Q 10 print our paper now than we get
for it. We 10 not mention this matter
because We contemplate an advance, but
because we wish our friends who are in
arrears to settle up their accounts, which
in many cases arc of long sanding. At
best these old accounts, if paid now are
not worth over half what they would
have been, if paid when due. But we
do not complain; we merely want you
to pay now. Will you do it?
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10
VICTORY. VICTORY
THE NEWS.

The news of the past week is glori-
Gus. ATLANTA is ours--fairly won. y
Sherman, and his magnificent army,
have rcaped the rich harvest of their Ia
Dor, and the Nation joyfully accords them
It's thanks and praise. The enemy des-
troyed largo amount Of supplies and
ammunition, and an immense quantity
fell into our hands. So falls another of
the boasted strongholds of the Rebellion,
aud the few remaining are lettering to
their fall.
The renowned rebel guerrilla chief,
John Morgan, has at last met his deserts.
His band was surprised in East Tennes-
see. thoroughly whipped, his staff eaptur.
ed, and himself killed.
In the recent battles the rebels have
lost Gems. Hardee, Palmer, and Wheel
err. Mcpherson is avenged.
Tho President has issued congratu-
latory orders. rendering the National
thanks to Gen. Sherman, Admiral Far
ragat, and Gems Candy and Granger.
aud tue forces under them, for the splen-
did victories they have achieved.
Hon. Reuben E. Fenton, is the I'm.
ion nominee for Governor of New York.
Gen. II. E. Paine is the Union nom
inee for Congress in the lst District of
this State; Hon. /. C.. Sloan in the Sec
ond; and Col. Amassa Cobb in third.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10
THE COUNTY FAIR.
LIST OF COMMITTEES

-
The Annual Fair of the Pierce Co. Ag
Society will be held at the Fair Grounds
10 this city, on Thursday and Friday,
Sept. %, %.
The Address will be delivered in the
afternoon Of the second day, by Hon.
WV. J. Corr.
At this time, when the public mind is
SO fully occupied with other subjects, it
Will be more difficult than formerly to
hold successful Fair, but the Executive
Committee will do all in their power to
make it a success. Tho members of the
Society, and the various committees es-
pecially, are requested to take an active
interest in the matter. The time is short.
Let there be display of the products of
Pierce County, gathered from the house.
the field, and the shop, worthy of our
established reputation. The liberal pre-
miums viii be promptly paid in cash.
Tho following is the list of officers,
and the committees of award in the DIFF
ferent departments
OFFICERS President, Stephen Col
lins; Rec. Sec, VIM. Howes; Cor: Sec :,
Lutte A. Taylor; Treasurer, Paine Con
verse.
SUP'Ts OF DEPARTMESTs:-Grai and
Seeds, S. S. Fifeld; Vegetables, A. D
II. Caldwell; Fruit, Dairy and House
hold Products, c.. B. Bruce; Ladies'
Department, @. P. Barnard; Cattle,
Sheep and Swine, Geo. II McMurphy
Horses and Mules. Paine Converse;
Fine Arts, ]. H. Southwich; Mechanics.
A. @. Lowry.
COMMITTEES OF AWARD.
Horses and MuIes-Truman T. Glass,
W. p. WestfaIl, Albert Smith.
Cattle-Stepten Collins, Daniel Cur.
rier, l. F. Maynard.
Sheep and Swine-Aaron Cornelison,
Joel Foster, Dexter B. Bailey.
Field Crops-Prescott, G. II. Miller
Clifton, Osborn Strahl; River Falls, NJ
D. Proctor; Aartsl, Judson Warner;
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Oak Grove, John A. Surratt; Trimbel.e,
Robert Baird; Perry, Henry P. Ames;
Ell Paso, John Hurley; Hartland, Robt !.
Sprohl; Isabel, Charles r. Tyler; Pleas
ant Valley, A. Harris; Union, E. Holt :
Salem, j. Fuller; Diamond Bluff, j.
Mcconnell.
Grain aud Seeds. w. Beardsley,
Chester Fox, E. Holt.
VegetabIes-Chcster Fox, J. H. Viii
kinson, w. I. Albright.
Fruits-J. NJ. Bailey, J. F. Copley.
". C. Dennison.
Dairy and Household Products-Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Young, Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Shat
tuck.
Ladies' Department - Miss Martha
Caldwell. Miss Sarsk J. Randall, Miss
Layiua Otis.
Fine Arts. II. Southwick, Dexter
D. Bailey, H. G. Haven.
Mechanics-G. w. Cairns, f. Mem
che, Charles Olmstead.
Poultry-Levi Bailey, Geo. II. Mich
OILS, Geo. L. Crook.
Farms--Paine Converse, Robt. Baird
III. S. Proctor.
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

AT LETTINGS for the examination ard Ii
w censing of Teachers. will he held in
the seye.a al Inspection Districts OF Pierce Co.
Wis. for the autumn of 1864. as follows.
First Inspection District. consisting of the
towns of Prescott, Clifton. Oak Grove and
Diamond Bluff, in the School House at Pres
colt. on Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at "a NJ.
Second District, consisting of Trimbelle.
River Falls. Martell and FL Paso, at the
Academy building in River Falls, on Friday,
Oct. It'll, at 8 A. NJ.
Third District, embracin,; Trenton, Isa-
belle. Hartland and Perry, at the School
House near Barnes Mill, in Hartland, on
Monday, Oct. 10Th, al 9 A. n.
Fourth District, embracing Pleasant VAL
ley. Salem and Union. at the School House
in Maiden Rock, on Tuesday, Oct. 3lth at
one o'clock r. NJ. CHARLES THAYER,
Co. Supt. of Schools.
Prescott, Wis.,, Sspt. 8, 1864.
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A CAR d..

FRIEND Lutte :-Rumor saws Barnard
is candidate for Sheriff this fall. Lest
my position might be misunderstood, |
would say that / am not candidate for
that or any other Office. Abe Lincoln is
the only man whose election l feel any
particular interest in ut present.
G.. p. BARNARD.
n. B.-The rumor that | seek office
is SANDER.
Prescott, Sept. 8, 1864.
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WHO SHALL BE ESRoLLED.

BIscUIT LUXURY FOR ALL Tho
popular notion that people suffering from
dyspepsia or predisposed &c that disease
should not cat biscuit, has grown out of
the fact tlat the common Saleratus has
been used in the making Of such biscuits.
And it was right. Tho article is mis-
chievous, but light and healthy biscuit,
such as dyspepiic people may eat with
impunity and with positive benefit, are
made from DeLand e. Cos Chemical
Saleratus. Physicians admit this.
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tic i gIv
and Swamp which have fortified the
Of
ats ocloe NJ. and
offer, lane lfp of,p by count
the e of
ieecht
which dine tle o
Leland three per cent
all the
payable time the purchase will lie fixed by
he Commi a
LUCIUS FAIRCRILD Commissioners of
[.
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CooL.-Cool, cooler than these Sept.
evenings, is n note we received this
week. The writer, man in good cir
cumstances, who owes us for nearly three
years subscription, and has just enlisted
for large bounty. tells us that he is 60
ing into tho army, and we may stop the
JoURNAL-not word about pay. We
hope he will return unframed, for he is
in poor condition to die.
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For Member of Congress. 9th District.
Walter u. McIndOe.
Union County Convention.

A Union County Convention viii be held
at Ellsworth, Pierce County. on WEDNES-
DAY, Sept. 2lst. for the purpose of nomina-
ting County Officers to be supported at the
ensuing election and to choose six delegates
to the Assembly District Gonvestion 10 be
held ct River Falls, Saturday, Sept. 9th.
al qualified electors who are substantially
in favori Of the principles embodied in the
Platform adopted by the National Union
Convention. June Z. 1864. are invited to take
part in the election of delegates.
Each town viii be entitled to votes in the
Convention ~ fellows.
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Family Groceries. COnfcctione-
rics and Fruits.
DON'T Read This.

LOST. alout two weeks since, between Park
hurs. E Wilson's Store and Orange ST. HILL
2 double-barreled Shot Gun, with check Oh
right side, near the lock, ramrod rather short,
and one screw broken from the end.
Any person finding and leaving the same
at this office, will receive reward of Twenty
Dollars in Greenbacks.
SAMUEL JONES.
Prescott, September, Sd, 1864. I8-w3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

N The St. Paul Pioneer for about
two years past has seemed TO have two
political editors. One, loyal man, gen.
orally kept the paper true to the support
of the Government, but occasionally he
would be away day or two, and the
other, coppcrhead, would gst in some
copperhead editorial. Now the loyal ed
itor seems to have gone away altogether,
and the other fellow has it all his ow N
way.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10
Attention RecruifS.

100 MEN WANTED, for the 42d Regi-
lOO iment Wis. Volunteers, Infantry, for
one, two. or three years. The same Govern
ment AID local bounty, as well as pay in 9TH
er brances of the service. The volunteer can
be credited TO any city, ward or town that he
may select Call soon. For particulars en-
onire at the Union House, Prescott. either by
person or letter, of
JOEL ". STRAIGHT,
l7-w2 Recruiting Officer.
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Communicated }

ED. JoURNAL:-l am frequently an.
noyed by people saying had no right
to enroll such and such persons on ac-
count Of physical disability, dc.
For the benefit Of such, | herewith
send you copy Of printed instructions.
for publication.
WHO SHALL BE ENROLLED.
SEC. 6 The enrolment, so far as you
are concerned, must include all male per-
sons between the ages Of twenty and for
ty-tiyc. In the case Of any person claim
ing exemption on the ground Of alenage
enroll his name, and under the head of
remarks, state your belief from what you
have known or heard, whether or not he
has fed his declaration of Intention of
becoming citizen so Of other cases of
exemption. EuroH al, informing per-
sons claiming exemption. that this Board
will determine when such persons shall!
be presented before it in pursuance of
law, whether or not they are subject to
military dnty.
&. P. BARNARD, En-. Officer.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

Last Wednesday, the volunteers who
have been recruited in this county since
the last call, left for Madison. The fol-
lowing are their names, with their place
of credit.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

PIcTUREs. Mr.. Willard Bosworth
has purchased Mrs. Smiths Daguerrean
Gallery, and formed partnership with
Mr.. Washlairne, IN the Daguerrean bus
mess. Their work gives excellent salts
faction. Rooms on Broad street, oyer
McKee's Book store.
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NOTICE.:

All thoss who have failed to pay their T. s. Excise
Tax will M ten per cent. added from this date, and
after September ist twenty per cent will he added
and handed the Provost Marshal with addition
Il costs and charges for collection.
GEO. A. DILL, Deputy Col.
10th Div. 6sh Dist. Wis
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-09-10

The Hudson Star and Times have
been consolidated, and will be published
BIZ II. A. TAYLOR q Co.
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Sec advertisement of the Union Mills,
at Frimbelie. This mill has been thor
oughy repaired. aud does excellent work.
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Union Assembly District Gem
YenliOn.

An Assembly District Convention. FOR the
District composed OF Pierce and st. Croix
Counties, viii be held at River Falls on Sat
Ut day, September 9th. at one O'Clock P. NJ.
for the purpose Of VOMITING meHber Of AS
senbly. in the place Of Hon. J. S. Elwell.-
Each County wiz be entitled 10 six Delegates
IN the Convention.
CHARLEs B. Cox.
Lutte A. TAYLOR. COMMITTEE.
PETER McGREGoR,
Prescott, Sept. 9Th, 1864.
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have been recruited in this county since
the last call, left for Madison. The fol-
lowing are their names, with their place
of credit.
PRESCOTT.
Joseph A Young Andrew c Roxter
C B Chamberlain Sim r Bolton
J. Bush III G Walker
VIM Tomlinson Hadley Nc Vain
Hiram Bennett Albert Martin
VIM NJ Shepard X E Kingsland
Ernest Desjardins John Owens
L. Seiyert J Crawford
Lewis Washington c p Morgan
OAK GROVE.
Fred Endress Levi Santmire
Merrill Hare Chas B Fergerson
Matthias Station Geo W Britton
Eugene LaPointe G E Barnum
Vim Smith
CLIFTON.
w S Alhar d Huddleston
John S Beach B Brooks
Buell Goodel Cyrus Emery
Vim B Scott Chas Ii Churchill
Ii III Worth Eugene Mclntosh
o B Robbins
DIAMOND BLUFF.
A Baisdcll j I Otis
ID L Leach L L Williams
G n Hayerdahl
Ell PAso.
Arno Arneson Barre Olson
Martin Simonson
SALEM.
NJ Abbott Peter Peterson
John Jones
HARTLAND.
Arson Warner w S Burs
Abram Gray L ii Metcalf
ISABEL.
Joseph Terpenning Chas 0 Boughton
In addition to these, we believe the
Quota of River Falls has been filed, and
two men have been enlisted here for the
city of Hudson.
Volunteers will continue to be accepted
until the drafted men are mustered 10.
A--s.-
EE- The Pioneer of Sept. 9TH, calls
this war -four years of uamitigated ca
lamity and disaster"
We wonder what terms il would apply
to the rebels experience. 1t was disas-
ter TO wrcst the Mississippi and the Cries.
cent City from rebel hands 1t was a
disaster when Pcmberton passed his
sword TO Grant, and Vicksburg ceased TO
rest like an incubus on the Nations
hope! II was disaster when at Gettys-
burg, the rebel lesions, dreaming Of the
sack of cities and the rayage of the North,
were rolled back in a tide Of their own
blood, rent, broken, and reeling under the
terrible blow! 1t was an "unmitigated
disaster" wllra Sherman replied to the
deliberate lie Of the Chicago Con,el ton
that the war was failure, with the an
nounccmcnt, echoed in thunders Of re-
ioicing all over the North, "4aQnta is
ours-tairly scon!" 1t is, in the view
of this copperhead politician, an summit
ignted calamity and disaster" that we
have retakcn nearly three fourths of our
stolen territory, and that the war, with
its attendant waste and suffering, has
boon carried on in the rcbellious terrific
tory, and not in our own.
Shame on the miserable liars who
seek TO belittlc the grandeur of the Ma
tons achievements, and dim the glory of
the National arms. This war has brought
to the loyal North unmeasured sorrow
and uncounted loss, but it has been sue
cessful beyond anything writ in history.
and loyal mon, and loving, true hearted
women feel compensated for their loss
by the proud consciousness of unshrink
ing fealty to Country, Liberty, and God.
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Now wheat is coming into town live
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Sale Of Forfeited State Lands.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS SCHOOL USERsIrY LANDS
Madison August 3lst 1864.
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PRESCOTT j OURNAL.
PRESCOTT, WIS:

SATURDAY. MoRNING.sEPT 10, 1864.
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JOHN sHEEHAN,
MERCHANT TAILOR

KEEPS ON HAND
THE Latest style. and the best quality of
i Gentlemens' Dress Goods. which will be
sold. or made up to order at reasonable prices.
Please give me cali.
Prescott. May goth, 1864. 3-wtf
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STATE WISCONSIN,
Countyo Dane
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1864-06-22

j t. MOORE.
Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER
IN FLOUR, CHOP, &c.
HENRY NEFF'S MILLS.
WEST BARREE.
HUNTINGDON COUNTY. PA
March %, 1864
NOr Rent.
l. An office on Centre Street
next door north Of Esq. Kinkead's office,
Possession given Immediately.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
April IS, 1864.