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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
son, Time AGO.

Tas Ia -tford (Connec .icu5) Times
copies the following advertisement from the
Kingston New York "Gazette," of June
IA, 1900. upon which it makes the remarks
appended:
'.Fog SAFE TIE one half of a saw mill
lying in the town of Rochester. And also
stout, healthy, active negro wench =
Apply to John SHOEMAKER, Jr., at Roch
ester"
And negro men and women were then
seld all over the Norther States and there
were slaves in Connecticut as late as 1918,
Isn't it now pretty early for US up here 10
resolve that we are the saints, aud that all
slave holders are the sinners? That we will
whip and suhjngate all shareholders take
away their negroes aud occupy The plsuta-
ton al the masters? That STAKEHOLDER is
sinner, tit only for, while we, Chat
is, the s'loya}, are all saints, ct for heav-
en- aud happiness, and that shareholders
shall not sit at the communion table with
us, nor live in the same Union? This is
progression on tie ptrt Of a class who live
upon the money made from he. slave trade.
slave labor. rum. the war, etc. WHY don't
the Lord answer more speedily the long
prayers Of all such loyal folks fHarteo5d
Tins.
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sUPPLiEsF

A CAR will leave stanton every Friday morn.
IA ing, to convey such supplies rs persons NAV
6esita to send to their friends IN the AMY in
tha se of reliable person no will their
delieerg At a convenient point. Packages should
be delivered (plaInly narked) Thursday
evening. Those who aish deliver packages at
FishersFiile and Wa nesbaso which will aiso. be
taken. II. n. BELL,
Mar, 20, 'Ba--if MAJ; @. If.
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REMOVAL

NR. A. B. ARTIiUis, Surgeon Dentist. hasre-
L. moved his o iisce to the building one door
East Of Whites Old Corner, and nearly opposite
his former place OF business Al calls astended 10
promptly.
st4aa.5a, nst. 2, lses--tf
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T%gST,TC F-

-tTsgAY WE'D from the Farm Of the subscriber
Steers between two or three years old, with nm
under keel in the right ear. Any Information
viii be thankfully received, or If returned | will
JOHN D BROWN.
Stanton Va.
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oTFCEyA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Richnn q ] en- j lGG4

J :
INA EGE Of ScneGule and after Friday
~ January 18th. 1864, the Nail and passengel
Train will leave Richmond daily fer Stanton
intermediate points at o'clock A. NJ Returning
v.fll leavs Stauatun Mt Is and arrive in hIeh
1aond at O'Clock
n Accom- mediation train between Richmond
n g 81 On svlile is Discontinued until further
&c II ID WHLTG0MB, Zen Supt.
Jan 49, 1864
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
An Appeal to the People OF tie confed-
or ae SiaaeS

The directors of the Young II ems Christian AS
ISOLATION of Richmond respectfully. but earnestly
submit tn the beney client and the patro &c ia oug
out tire Confederate States appeal in behalf of
the Soldiers Families in this city since the COM
nence,pent Of the war Richmond has been refuge
FOR those who haveSeen driven from their homes
nv our ruthless enemies. Thousands OF helpless
women aud children. not from the devastated
COMMITTEES of Virginia alone, but from nearly every
State of the Contederacy. have sought an ASYLUM
IN o,,r midst Our citizens have been Appealed to
n nu,nberless instances to rtlleye the slfs a1a
wounded soldiers to furnish shoes and clothing
for soldiers in the field and hospital. and to afford
food and shelter for their suffering families, ana
nobiy have they in the great majority OF lnstah-
ces responded to every appeal
The supplies Of provisions in the city at this time
,ra 90 reduced aud the difficulties Of obtaining
nsbere hy ordinary means 50 numerous and great,
tat the funds contributed for the relief OF the poor
can accomplish but little In purchasing TIE neces-
tsaries OF lite.
i, ,aqeai.g tast there morehan three thousand
taia;as in this city who seekfn- employment
from the tioverltlnent ia vain snd thatth VINO
obtain work are not fully employed The wages
received fer their work Mil not enable these poor
v-e,oen to procure suilicicncy Of the palnest iood
for themselves aud children. Without assistance,
Then from the city aud country generally mar
eslanees of actual starvation must baye occurred.
0nr city Council has made most liberal arpfopfla-
fans for the purchase Of supplies, both Tor gratu-
TONS dist ributon and for sale at cost but the agents
in,.lD, Ell Tor the purpose have not been aeie 10
procure the quantity Of provisensrequlfea.
/ II naer these circumstances we feel that it's our
dutx to appeal our fellow citizens throughout'
Confederate States to forward. without delay, con
trhntons Of nloney and supplies to the Amy Gom-
/ r,;ttpe If this Association Since the commence
| u,eut o. he war this Committee has iaoored zeai-
ousfy and ath5uilv fo, the temporal and spiritual
welfare Of our soldiers aud their families, and Tor
tv .~s.v.s. $. grv..r ss.u=S
al aI.G not
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
SINGULAR BATTLE FIELo INCIDENT. Il .

P~tersburg Register gives the following
A negro sIa who had ran away from
Alabana some time ago. recognized "youag
master IN the fight Of Saturday, ami.
throwing down his musket. rushed to the
young naD ana iLrew his arms around his
neck, ~ the Sane tine exclainling, you
shant hurt my young 'uas>a.' Just at this
time cuff, not so mercifuly disposed,
tfed at the lAiabautian, butthe bali, instead
IF hitting he object aimed at TOOK effect
lr the bod Of the repentapt slave, who
threw his eSis u protec iou around his
Youig massa. ipaicgng seVers wound
upon him. Alaeter and slave e4,ae s,fely
off Tie field together, aud the wound Of the
latter WAS properly attended to. and thus
did his laat minute repentance save him
from The fate which overlook 50 hany Of
his race and color on Saturday, dc 3otu OF
Saly. 1864.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
HARTMAN & BELL,
-Attor1loyas at h {. w

-AttcsEn Dya sat h avv
STAE NToN, VA.
TN II. HARMAN may be found the o,ffc
Wv formerly occupied by James H. ssiffnef
Esa., and will give prompt attention to business
entrusted TO the firm.
February 20, 1888,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

Staunf0n, july gg--4t
NJ OF &c E
IN negro man supposed to be
about 3 years Of age, tolerably dark complexion,
ahont feet in height and OF pleasant ceuntenance,
snlilin. when spok en- to- wounded slightly
about the knee and is fliilsbG4 ough Poeahon-
tas c UNITY, Va. When wounded he was armed
II seems to be very conVersant with persons and
Thugs about and near Stanton from which fact,
though protesting to be free. is srppo9ed to be the
propert, Of some in til At locality. The owner
ca . get him BY going to Hillsboro. He is at the
house of Mr. K emerson, which is by no means in
safe locaity. The owners expected to pay for
this al It isnnlent.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
CATLET T g. AL. BY,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION SER
CHANTS,

rNoEn VIRGINIA HOTEL, STANTON, VA,
Solicit ce,,signrn ents Of all kinds of oods. for
rnblicor rrivate sale Special attention paid to
pa1es in the eountr =. Puhllc sae day Monday
nor 20--tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
nj o n i G E

Is Tue public is hereby caution
ed against trading FOR purchasing the certificate
Of A. f. Kinney, G. ). Depository at stanton,
Va, No 934, dated March l5. 1864, for six thou
sand dollars in four per cent. bonds, iss.ed in my
name, the same having been lost mislail, and
uoice is hereby gwen that application viii be made
or the renewal Q. the same
HUGH G.. GUTHRIE.
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NJ 6 w c O O D 6 !

FTST received en- Consignment lot Of superior
- ENGLISH MADDER PRINTS,
MOURNING ORGANDIES,
REPPD MUSLlNS
LADIES FINE POCKET HANDkERCHIEFs
LADIES FINE WHITE HOSE,
DC, &c.
which 81 will sell low roP cash.
vATiETT & ABBY.
July l5--tf
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.gY's.s a. =. a r. q or s
y ohm Christian,
eENTEt Al TEdD'TEL.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. II.
fEsIIE Proprietor Of this eonveaient HOTEL re
J. spectfug call the attention of the
Twaw @114m sga soI5o
~ The situation !. his House, being Immediately 0,
the Railroad. AMI tliriebr avoiding all chances
ysinG eft by the trans. His table, supplied witt
tbs hest .he market aGJ4d and his sellgentIiated
T = >.ns, furnished with
CLEaS ping
s!fnrd comfortable entertainment to the WEARY
a> ,vGl1ra He respectfully soIieits the patronage
% The public.
aagcns, 1868, em
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n EZC4G TO
q " = a Y s. "a 9

7 a x p. A Y 6 r. S
T will meet the Tax payers a the following places
/ to assess The tax on Land, Cattle. Horses Mon
ev &c, &c. In order TO give the tax PAYERS an
opportunity to nav during this wear with their 4
PEI caat certificates il ~ imnortant that should
attend promptly at the specific times and places.
>taunton. Monanv. Taesdoy, July 25th 26th
Fishersville "Wednesday, . 27tI.
tynyneShoro. Thursday Friday, q 2Sth e3th
fnynor's Taa ward ga turtiav 30ih
New Hone. MenY Tuss, Wed'y, Aug ist q Sd
NJ Meridian. Thursday, 4th
Nit sidney FRIDAY, Saiurd ~, g 9TH 9th
Sntng Hill Tuesday E" 9th
rhurchgllle, W nesday. THURSDAY 8 10th 1lth
1NO. &. SToVER,
Jnlx % Assessor, District No. z.
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N % n 4 & a. u ID

N % E'E q o. II %
u a X Io n A. II -
r viii meet the Tax PAYERS at The following pla
I ces to assess the tax on Land Cattle, Horses
Money. &c These taxes must be assessed at once
in order that it may be paid this year with the
per cent. certificates, and all parties must at
tend promptly.
stanton. Monday Tuesday, July 2ath 10Th
Warnt toro' Wed Thurs rrid : 9th 2sth 2eth
Silepando, Monday, Tuesday, Aug. LIST I'd
-partprbreok Npdnesfy Thurs Sd 4ih
Mint Spring Fiidsv. Satnrdar, . 5th 9th
ereenyiliae Mon Tues Wedues q sth 9Th 10th
Midway. THURSDAY. Jtdav, llth IN
New Port Mondav, Tuesday. 10Th 10Th
Mid lehrook. Wed Thurs. Frid " 18th 18th l9sh
Ardar Witt. Saturday, " z0ln
SAyope's DEPOT, Monday, Tues. 1za -aa
Pond GAP. Wednesday, " Z4th
CragssiNe Thursday. z3th
peertield Fridaq. Saturday, - 10th 27tb
John I. IAkEW,
july o. Assessor. District No. l..
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

Ten thousand Swiss eaigarns are non
at Hsvre aud other european ports, a.
naiiug passags 70 .h- United States
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

X q II IL q H
OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL, !

SruNroN Va, March 10th. 1864.
hereby give notice TO all persons between the
ages Of d and 90, aebo urs nor required TO 40
snto Sc osce that am prepared TO recei recruit
within TIE above named ages for local >dnty as
Provost Guard. Persons within the prescribed
ages who desire to remain near home would do
Tea to apply at once. .
JN0. AVIS. Capt.
March lift and Provost Marshall.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

OFFICE SOUTHERN EhEGRAFH CoMpANIEs !
Richmond, March Gath 1864,
TIVE Stockholders Of the Washington and New
Orleans, Richmond, Charlottesville and
Stau1ton. Lgnchburg and abingdon. and East
Tennessee Telegraph Companies, are hereby no.
tilted that the five per cent. tax levied by the law
passed Eth February 1854. on the value Of al
starcl held II te graph oiner companies will be
paid 3 The undersigned at this Office, and they.wili
therefore omit the stock held in any Of these com
paaeS in tt cir lists to assessors.
Il. MCCARTHY, Auditor
Southern Telegraph Companies,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
y~i.at4 OF TRUCE lETTERsr
CoNF5bEnArE STATES OF AMHRfCA,
War Department 5nrean Of EXCHANGE,
EichmnLd Va. July | 1854. ]

Richmond Va. July 1864.
I sfl'ofters 70 20 n orth By flag oftruce mnst
!e seil' to this office.
Each letter must be enclosed in separate en-
veiapa aua addressed to me, Bureau Of Exchange,
Redmond. Va.
M letter must exceed in lcnqth one rage of
r,i;oary sized letter paper, aud It's onients be con
lin, i strictly to personal or family matters. No
atf.r afudrq TO the movements or localities Of
troopS wit De ncrlnittr8 to Pass.
Each letter must contain = postage
slai.1p. or its equivalent silver or T. 5. curren-
Ti.ese regulations will te rieisiiv enforced and
~ .ttef tean4Dlttcd at.ch they are net strict
!, obsel we'd. 10 uni'''
Agent Of Exchange.
oGcia'..
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Dhe Uinditat0r.
y, II. IL. LFIy, Editor & Proprietor.
TERMS

qas stylSoIC ATOa" is published weekly, at
ttgh. D,ltavs year; EiFe Dollars Tor
six no attls; rhree p ,liars Tor three months,
Invariably IN ADVANCE.
AnvssrtsEuFN1s Inserted at T NO DOLLAdS
! sau,ce OF eight lines Cor less) for each inSer-
ton. larger advertisements in the came propsg-
tl9u. =
My~ Unless the number of insertions &c marked
upnn the manuscript, they will be lnsesSsa uii%a
forbid aud charged accordingly
ars9~ 4 liberal discount made to those who al
rsrtise bv the year.
1a@ innual q igertiSers VIII be limited 70 theiF
..o., ate bsine though occasional changes IN
.ha tor n Of the advertisement may be made during
the year.
~ rrsnt.,nt sives.sse.n eilts payable in ad
rance, III othsrs VIII DC Considered cue when cai-
stel FIR.
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RICHMOND. VA. JUNE 6Tu 1854.

KIIHNUNU, Y A. JUNE 9TH, ISC4.
EXCHANGE NOTICE NO. 10
AZ The following nosce is based uponsa recent de-
clafatlon OF exchange made by the Fsaeralauthor-
tiles bearing date May 7th, 1864, and isstlpported
by valid Federal paioles on tilein my Office.
Sec I. All Confederate officers and lnesa~ who
have been delivered as City Point, Va p4Axious 10
the lst Of J une, 1864, are hereby declared to be
exchanged.
See All Confederate officers and men and civ
iiizans who have been captured aLany plaeeaeand
by declared to be exchanged. This section how.
ever, ia not intended 10 imclade any officers oren
captured at Sicksburg, uly It'll 1868, except such
rs were declared exchanged by Exchage Notices
numbered six, seven, and eight,
July SGT r. GUILD.
A gent Of Isxchanp
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ExCHANGE NOTICE, NO.Il.

EACHANGE NOTICE, NO.
~ RicRMoSp, VA, June 9th, 1864.
All officers and men ofthe Vicksburg capture Of
July ath, 1858, who reported for duty either at
Enterprise, Miss. Demopulis. Ala Jonesboro,
Tom, Vienna. Natchitoches, Shreveport or Al
exsndra, La. at any time priort to April LIST 1864,
and Mhose names have been forwarded to me by
the proper officers, hereby declared ex-
changed. RO GUILD,
Agent of Exchange
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12
COparInershiD Notice.

OOt5aI bIIUIbL NUtICU.
NM Il have this day entered into Coeartnesshif
w terthe purpose OF cond ucting the NJ EB CAN
TILE BUSINESS in the Iown Of Stauntcn, un.
der the style and firm of p. b. II j B. Hoge.
Nesolicit the patronage of our friends and the
pubiicg generally.
P. B. H0HE,
j. B. HOGE.
Staunton, May IL, 1863
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

Ire. Bafsam EopavN, Sugar Of Lead. Iodlde Tot
ash, Choritorm. Caomel. llorax, and Strichnlne.
Persons in of articles in his line would do well
TO oire him cail it Dr. 7 nuugs sold stand Every
araabe means Will be used in Keeping on
hand general assortment OF Drugs and Medl-
cines.
&sa Cash required on dcliveryofall articles.
&C. YEAkLE.
staunt on Sept. A, leea.--stf.
w. Spec. copy.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-08-12

e. % % I'd III az r. e. III ~ $
4 have removed my FRICTION MATCH MAN
UFACT0RY, to the corner known as "Bickle'
Corner" on Augusta street. opposite the dr.
good store Of Mr.. Owen G. Morris, where Ishall
be prepared to furnish Matches by the Gross or
Box. These matches are extensively used in
Staunton and Richmond and thought to be fully
equal TO any ever sold in this market. shall al
ways have supply on hand as the mandatory
is kept constantly in operation.
Jan 26-lyr d. r. BLACKBURN.
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July s-tf
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Ill lvertisag for less term tn al three months,
will be char red for at the usual rates.
sss~ PROTEST. N n Ca rds not exceeding eighthnes
io,erfnd Que year to- $40 six months lpr Sl5
Aa- H.c.elaents Of Candidates inserted
ani charged To- a. 9th fdve enents
g<sy- sl Com u MICA sionS or Notices of personal
er private character or intended or calculated to
proiaote any private enterprise or INTEREST," VIII pc
CHARGED tor advertisements
81 pes Gasrs per iae. They must IN all cases hH
a 30, nm nj 81 oy IA! nlaaeF.
lng~ oiHee 90 New Courthouse Street, "pno-
ete BsandeougsS oid Staad, ahe psaF the a.
HakNl
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TT 1EEETGETsa

& G. c.. YEAKIE has Just arrived
~#n.s.MI from Dixie, with a fine assortment
sss.@..assy xAssss of Drugs and Medicines consis
ting in part as folt 7s
@= Soda. SuphurI go.Copreras,
Egss=M Alum, Assafoesiu Cream Of Ias-
MasI tar, Oasis Pain Killer, EPSON.
4sSE-A Salts. Castor Oil, Gum Arabic,
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
OFFICERS for 1864.
GENERAL COMMITTEE:

H. SPENsLEY, Min. Point Town;
JAS. ARGALL, Min. Point City;
w. ROBINSON, Moscow;
@. P. UNDERWOOD, Pulaski;
JOSEPH ROBERTS, Ridgeway
A. B. FERRIS, Waldwick;
ISAAC II. FAM, Wyoming.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08

CROSBY & co.

A TTORNEY AT LAW, Mineral Point, Wis. Of
"A fee in Thomas Stone Block. nl-ylI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08

raz~The Awarding Committees will be appointed on the
grounds the time of holding the Fair and will be selected from
all parts the County represented there Members Of the
Awarding Committees will the Secretarys Office the
Fair Grounds at o'clock Thursday morning They re-
uuested their awards the Business Office at the
practicable These awards must all be made by
2 o'clock P. N. of Friday.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
PREMIUM LIST.
Glass A. MOL.

DURHAM, OR sHoRT-HoRNED CATTLE.
Best Bull two wears old and over, $500
Second best 200
Best Bull under two years cid, 300
Second best, 1,oo
Best Bulf Calf 100
Best Cow three wears old and over 400
Second best at" = 200
Best Hefer two years old and over, 800
Second best 1,50
Best Heifer under two wears old 1,50
Best Heler Calf 100
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
p. A. GRIFFITHS.

DEALER IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
IL Oils, Dye Stufs, Pcrfumery, Stationery, Cut
fiery, School Books, &c, &c.
Having lately moved into New Store and just
received large supply of the above articles, he
feels confident that he furnish his customers with
such articles in his line they may wish on the best
Of terms.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08

A. McCUTcHIN, Arena;
FIELDER FROST, Clyde;
CHAs. HOPE, Dodgeville Village;
G. w. STANDARD, do Town.
JOHN LEMON, Highland
FRANCIS LITTLE, Linden ;
CALEB SYLVESTER, Miflin;
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
C. w. BURRALL, VI. D.,

DHYsICTAN AND SURGEON, Dodgeville,, Iowa
4 County Wisconsin. MY.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
Ladies Riding.
$1,000
Superintendents.

Glass A and B, MILTON PEARsoNs. Glass G, and E,
HUGH HARKINs. Glass E DAVID MCFARLAND Glass @,
GARDINER c. MEIGs. Glass FL and l. HENRY MADDEN.
Glass j and K JOEL WHITMAN.
WILL provide himself with
mo
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08

ID 0OK. CARD AND JOB PRINTERS, ALSO PUB
ID fishers of the "DoDcEvILLE CHRONICLE, a weekly
family newspaper, delivered by mail free in the Coun-
ty. on receipt of the price, ST year.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
3Dtofessional 4 business CarNs
s. w. REESE.

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Land and Collecting Agent,
n Dodgeville, Iowa County, Wis Particular ar.
tention given to collecting and agencies payeI 9l
taxes in Iowa County Office in the Post Office Build
No [n1-yll
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1864-09-08
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.

TRoTTING PACING MATCH FOR HORSES OF ALL AGES.
Trotting to be done in harness against time.
Premium S20,U0
will be $ Two entries required
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-05-28
TAKE NOTICE.!

I'll persons concerned. are hereby notified
that the Lists, Valuations and Ennmerations
made and take, within Pierce. St. Croix,
Polk. Dallas and Burnett counties. State Of
Wisconsin. under Sections S, Z. 8, 8. 10, II.
10 10 and IA, Of the Act of Congress, enti-
lied " An Act to Provide Internal Revenue
TO support the Government and 10 paw Inter-
est on the Public Debt" approved July LIST.
1862. may be examined at The Office Of the
Assistant Assessor. in Hudson, in St. Croix
County, on the list day Of June. 1864, and for
fifteen DAYS mkt thereafter; and that appeals
will be received and determined, under Sec
ton 10 of said act al the same place. on the
18th day of June aforesaid. at O'Clock A. NJ.
and thereafter during the business hoars of
that day. relative to erroneous or excessive
valuations or enumera,ions by the Assistant
Assessor Of the 9Th Ass, ssinent Division,
composed Of the above mentioned Counties.
Lutte A. TAYLOR,
Assessor 9th Col. Dist, Wisconsin.
Prescott, Nav 2nth, 1854
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-05-28
Minnesota Currency.

AT meeting of the principal bankers
of Minnesota, at st. Paul few days
since, the following resolution was
adopted;
RESOLVED, That the Banks of the
State Of Minnesota represented in this
Convention, regarding itfor the Interests
alike of the public aud the Banks, that ali
money in circulation shall be made equiv
alent in value with the lawful money of
the United States, agree that on and Of
ter Jnly 1st, 1864, they will receive and
pay out as bankable funds, only Treas
ury Notes, National Currency, and the
issues Of Minnesota banks which are re-
demabIe in lawful money Of the United
States within the State.
The Hudson Star, commenting on
this action, very truly says:
If tho resolution had put all currency
upon the National Currency basis, it
would have bern well enough; but the
idea of throwing out Wisconsin banks
and taking Minnesota stump-tail at par,
is joke that Wisconsin business men
will hardly appreciate. More particular
ly will they fail TO relish it, because at
the present time, over three forths of the
currency" in circulation in this part
Of Wisconsin, is this same Minnesota
trash. 1t is circulated here by the bush
ell, when at home, it will not pay for
pound Of freight, or buy ticket to
Prescott.