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   Hudson North Star (Newspaper) - September 25, 1861, Hudson, Wisconsin                                Star and S S STABB in Advance for Advertising 2000 year brevier 800 1500 1 00 -200 c-f advertising as fixed by UTO strictly observed D Attorney and Counselor Falls Polk County Wla to alt on- cure tiie courts of Wisconsin Humphrey TO and to IMPORTANT HUM Reported of OoL fa ilje of Craft VOLUME HUDSON WIS 25 1861 30 WASHINGTON jf WEDNESDAY SEPT 25 1861 STARR ASC J S ELWELL S S STARR Perish every party distinction word and organization BUT UVE I AND AT LAW A D GRAY LOR AT LAW at Luw WISCONSIN Hats Hank Walnut Si A Clapp UNWORTHY straight Republicans in tion assembled together of six or eight persons can be styled a passed a series of tions the other day iu this city which we feel in duty bound to notice standing the unworthy i from which they Tlie resolution declares that it is tho of the American people by its c government and its individuals to devote nil its energies moons and resources all its powers of muscle mind and money to the suppression of the unholy rebellion now assailing the government and the establishment of the paramount of the Union over every inch of National territories.'1 is all well enough But the second resolution that in the party people have at baud an n through which the most can be rendered to tho Government in this its hour of trial To which wo most de- That the Republican or any other political party can alone successfully maintain this Government such a time as the present it is idie for men to assert admit that thn Republican party is a great party but as a parly it can no more conquer this re- bellion than can human hand still waters of iho mighty deep But the endorsers of such a resolution us above quoted say that through the Hoots wo must our to the Government And why so S Are at WISCONSIN J ic Co Dry Boots Goods Hardware Ware Yankee Notions struct opposite the A Fulton i i Dealer at ia Dry Hardware Wooden ami Drills and Books JUA K in and From the Times THE We assume it to be a settled question the great mass of the voters in this State are for the Union and in favor of snch action in the coming elections as will best tend to Such the wish of the people strife should ba avoided candidates chosen lo fill the various offices by the unbiassed voice of the people independent of party feeling The parties heretofore ding fer supremacy and thj issues upon which they have been divided are both done away with for the present and the AFFAIRS There are over twenty threshing I chires now running in this TVar There will be a meeting of the citizens County ac Hudson on the evening of Oct 2d 1861 for the purpose of giving an op- of enlisting iu the company of Norman question of putting dawn rebellion is the Walnut Stre only one to be considered There is a has received a fine lot of opened at his new store on Second Street Wheat ia are few this it ia generally being stored O Venison will be cheap Deer are more numerous about here than hive been for years 03 KEEP formerly of the is opening a saloon and restaurant on now forming for the war Capt and Dr Mason and other citizens are expected to address the issue at il is life or death were ordered direct Republic and in view of over- the First tte St o Washington to fill up iving importance all other questions for the time being are dwarfed to The dictates of a sound poli cy and a pure declare that in O Passengers were cents on I day for on the Allen from to the Falls Cheap There to be a dance at PAT MOORE'S i on Thursday evening of next week and as usual this great crisis a ova should j 1 good time be ex D A of counterfeiter was broken up on join hands in tha I and bring about a unity of action in j Saturday near Wabashaw ilin The Punter the councils which f ro to direct our com- says several thousand dollars in bogus coin was efforts If as all admit the people i agree upon the Question which is j the only one upon which they are en lied i Cracra ion in on Saturday But to act why they not unite upon one nf notion Why this at- tempt to party distinctions panies upon the only issue Let the idea in the We are told that there was a Democratic is all we know about all wa care to know be the selection of the PERSONAL Jons M S and S S STAKR hare gone to Madison to the State Conventions Judge L P has gone to to hold Court best men of party In no other way can we render the ny lias been in town the past week Col MOORE of the Wisconsin tlint and united support which it demands at our hands It is no time to be party standards when our COMMON is in time to go shouting party watchwords when there should be but one cry Gun nnd Glassware street And why so 1 of COUNTY There appears J D of the St passed here en route New V ork of the is going to the war Post Office Notice POST OFFICE Hudson Wis Sept 24 61 A new style of IT S Postage has been issued to take the place of the old ones The new stamps have been received at this of- fice and lam prepared to them for an equivalent amount of the old issue during a period of six from Hie date of this or until Tuesday the first day ol October after the old style will not be received in ment of postage at this T S P il ID Times please copy LOOKING following in- illustrates how desirous the are to obey and tho result of their efforts I suppose yon will sea that I have written mother's letter with a pencil and yours with a pen and ink It a- because we have just had a lot of pen holders and pens given us by the government e have also hail box and u half of blacking given to each man You The intelligence received within the past ten days from particularly Franco and the favorable than formerly in Prance it is estimated that the wheat crop is from one-half to below an average while all over the continent of Europe there is a deficiency many the rye is a very crop In Italy the crop of corn is a failure and in Spain and Portugal there aro complaints of nearly all the Even in England although the quality is good the yield is light and tho tural papers all testify to a deficiency when threshed out Besides this the potato crop both in England Ireland Franco and ny in poor nnd ally The Mark Express of tho 2nd inst although it speaks of the wheat crop of England states that the for shipment to Prance is so great that there is not much of the kingdom recovering speedily Ironi the failure of last year's The French millers were competing with those of Englund in their own In New Yoi k the of flour and grain to Europe have been so sive that d ng tha immense receipts the stocks are bare and about two-thirds of iho grain between Buffalo and York has been sold to arrive The blockade of the Southern port has placed New York of i 1.1 T 1 t il nv A ut ill i Ul remember in mv last etter i stated i i i i r T- complete dependence on the West -i H nnn rtt tho itno F L that G one of the shoes When tho Colonel gave ns the blacking he said he wanted us to look as much alike as possible So G F went to work and blacked his feet and i i i i Wini mu ui ULJ ui iv i ill uni uuu them and when the Colonel came est nnd the not very great certain IIA H iv J and il requires no small tn make up usually filled hy Richmond New Orleans and other Southern ports Taking all these facts in connection along on dress parado he F why ty of an average crop there is ovary Esq of Cylon presented us yesterday with some for which ail yc printers hereof feel very ful We can recommend all such to be a diversity of Ox THE SICK private letters ars to learn that several of the r Stoves Molini Corn Planter Frunt Wisconsin sts Crockery ami d t in regard to the election of the nro OR sick Hst however County Supei the new law j ill except Judge who lias a i TT u in he ha that lie rep hen lo look as J f f n of u good demand for western ahue as possible i lie i f i products at remunerative prices K ranee burst out and went after parade I il i r wl require as much wheat Irom du to the store nnd him a pair o i I nng the next twelve England has taken during the past twelve and tho deficiency in coarse grains will an active demand for our Chicago Tribune of Saturday shoes with his own money Sept 20 The which passed both houses re- questing Gen Anderson to call for take command of the Kentucky was vetoed by Gov and passed over the veto in the House 68 against 22 to the pi of Some claiming that they to be elected j ver now us ever Do a i by and that they are to i and plank contained in your political be elected by the County at large ha Fair held in this pi No Then why do you ask us to upon it Wo are anxious to the administration of Abraham Lincoln in the vigorous prosecution of the you ask us to do ymir principles as apolitical ty on such patriotism The third resolution we letter from Attorney General will put the matter at OFFICE or THE ATTORNEY 2d 61 A HOFFMAN favor of the nit duly You city are completed I for nn exhibition and if the weather fine expect to witness n large and a good display on that occasion of no altitudo which parties may r St I In in j t'i 1 i hc Court lie with An Si Cruix ind he v A i V tVc i j 11 Collection made of il Land Agent ami that will in the least shake our fidelity to the country's interests Short sighted indeed must be the man or set of men who will talk like for a moment two I ical parties like those in Minnesota I for instance fighting uprm the abstract q lection ot manner in which the j should be conducted instead of giving aid and support to the government bv the and equipment of volunteers it not been tor the political demo of bo Minnesota would I had four regiments in the field one Such is the at- political parties iny drafts irii the fidelity of men to the country's interests The fourth lust of this bach of ail m its I ho whether in my opinion the Board of to be fleeted in November next under the provisions of chapter ol the General of me to he ted by the county at large or by single 1 answer hy the enmity at large This Board is a Board and its mem liers arc county officers In the absence ol any express direct ion iu tlie Statute to the contrary the electors of the whole county would in the election of these county officers in the same man- ner as they do in the election of a ter or Sheriff There is no direction in tho for THANKSGIVING is the recommended by the President for fisting and prayer If there was ever a ims such nn should he in this country it is now and we believe that pood ians will their to fulfil the of President Lincoln Sept IStil ranks j of the Minnesota Second Regiment are now j will leave for the vicinity of in a few days They are a fine body of men and will undoubtedly leave mark wherever they go Produce FLOUR sack 100 ibs WHEAT OATS POTATOES BEANS S ONIONS CRANBERRIES HAY ton WOOD cord SALT bbl EGGS doz BUTTER Ib CHEESE FORK rP cwt BEEF SOMI is stared that GKO MAY of Fillip is the inventor of a crun which will a nine ounce the of a six-pound rifled cannon nnd any election by districts on the contrary i distance Two men can the gun lion for n hundred rounds Statute Super is Cincinnati perfecting the in ml he j nnd that votes cast such shall be in j the same as tlie voles lor has cd to a company of Infantry in the St The object tn be by his culled the dividing into districts j filled Jinny nf from the language of sec ion 2 of the act best men in tins section hare volunteered SHOULDERS APPLES DRIED PEACHES 0.15 crushed do brown MOLASSES 13 gall Java do Rio do Lumber CORRECTED nv J YV COMMuN PLANK FENCING 1013 r SCANTLING DRESSED FLOORING Clear do do do 2nd do do do do common do CLEAR do Rough do do do do do 1.00 DRESSED SIDING Clear do tlo do 2nd ilo do CLEAR LUMBER do 2nd do do d SHINGLES SAFE iho North bo M attention Tooth j same opinion of from on street pro parties nf the and second here nnd a rally until the sections of net be ten toward forming one Some man is We are of X section 5 Tins provides that be to a l whenever be a requested to say that there will e Ellt Board of the Clerk 1 all who practice in this chides by lbo party I shall tho i city on time a aad inviting nil to join that organisation j if it bis to Older fetent drill muter be to give II J 31 homeopathic Physician Falls Wisconsin We this i a horn He on your rOU THE The last Times contains the card from BOJ here The Ln patriotism i an election for the purpose of I the vacancy and directs a imice shall be in in the If tho m was to be ID notice mv bc five j trade Tho his been oiT the La is a cood boat and 35 HATCH M D and Surgeon Drus Store Street T COGSWELL or in f 01 t OF sorni i time prut 1 Inve to ty nominations for thf 11 1 1 ed 1 thue for n to Si-iiatorial I wis I with which Yours JAMES II Attorney General tor per i on the river U better nro coming np and there i is a on the in rival lines Wheat taken down Convtntiori was that thcr Union call was he movement proval of a portion of the people am cheerfully live it my cordial I am ih i the McCLELLAN AND Tnc i A GEO The last w a from PACKARD in Painter Glazier i rm ot a storm so severe that it turned up that if ha would inspire men with ocean flora its depths and soldierly qualities they mnst have boiling between tho billows ia him lie has frequently t He aldo takes the editors of the to for to so a his between j whose foaming crests shut out the sun j late visited the camps c to leave she ramer U H rt K o IH CAPITAL FUNERAL OF GENERAL LYON AT ms TIVE BV THE HON A remains of General Nathaniel Lyon wire final resting place in his native town of Eastford oh Not less than people ed 10 witness the The Hon A Grow delivered the oration and addresses were rake hy Gov Buckingham ex Gov Cleveland Gov Judge Carpenter judge Colt of Missouri the lion Richard teed of New ami others Mr Grow who is a native of in the course ot his oration said War was not the greatest calamity that could a and loss of national manhood were the greatest for their influence extended through untold generations carrying ery and woe in their train are called upon to-day to defend a principle of Government against a world in arms To day your townsman falls nnd lo day ihn flag which was watered hy our fore- fathers blood is dishonored on the soil by men horn within the shades of Wash ington and we were called upon to j our national by all the obligations to our Maker nnd to a com- mon humanity Tho boom of cannon on tlm plains of Lexington shook a continent and bore an obscure colonel from the of Mount Vernon to the highest of earthly lory to stand forever on that proud pedestal among men while it railed Stark from his hills from his plow and from his to immortal fame The iron hail shakes the continent nnd t IIR of history is recording the of who born not to die bier pass on mourn not for the tn all on this earth Demi soon or ft mnn dip batter Than a odds Fur thrash y of hia fathers And the of his God No mnn in vnin or for dips to soon who falls defending of his rountry tbo rights of So lone as th rolls from inn tn the sea its waters will a to tbp departed And his ashes sleep timid 22 the federal loops tar dered tu tlie on bis KO well his tomb is tbp hearts of his his Gen for iu on oa Lr Major it 14 will prove The activity in military circles Tlu Sunshine WM brought down here to day She in not disabled as Was will bb confiscated as her vrat iu bonds for bis iu the At Glasgow ST Lows Sept 23 Gea dispatch announcing the surrender of Col Mulligan ington states the Federal loss is 87 killed mid 140 wounded The rebel u supposed to bu about 800 killed wounded The reported fight between iho and Gun Lane's Blue Milla is here Gen Lano being mo cast of that point at on The account oi tlie battle of Blue Mills warded last night was derived from official dispatches written off the spot and can therefore bo on Jul Smith's command was to leave Blue Mills for St Joseph tha after the battle Sopt 20 The Timrs this morning that a ight took place at Mansion Missouri morning between GOO federals under Cold Montgomery and ind 400 rebels in which the latter win completely routed witti a loas of killed 100 horses nil their tents and supplies Our forces lost killed and six wounded Col Johnson while riding at the head of his command received nine balls aod won instantly killed The bullets effect ia hia licad two buckshot in neck one bullet in the left shoulder one in right thigh one in the right hand and one lit the left hand He died urging bia men to fight for tbo Stars and Stripes FORTRESS MONROE Sept 22 B Spaulding arrived at New York rom Inlet ibia morning On Tuesday hist the propeller Funny ran to inlet with a company of troops and entirely destroyed the for- abandoned by the It ia said the were in at Washington and and but two thousand of them bad landed on Island with the intention of lie light house nnd dwellings of lie Unionists A detachment of seven men accompanied by a naval force were about leaving Inlet to prevent the inroads The privateers and Winslow visited to carry off the confederate guns but loft on netting the Funny The fillip Argonaut from Yarmouth U S with fish and salt ran into as and was secured as a prize A considerable force of rebels were seen near Newport News last night but withdrew after burning grain Sept 23 A special dispatch to the Pott that Ross Winans of Baltimore has been released from imprisonment Ho will immediately return from Fortress rou to big home in Baltimore It is tbat he has the oath of W ashington reports assert that the ex- accounts of the strength of the rebel army are manufactured by the con- jobbers anil their agents in city in order to further their own The Treasury Department is mill engaged in this preparation of the treasury noies Largo have been sent to the Western States where enter at once into the home tion and are eagerly up byal mun of Maryland aro doing their sham for the support of the ment Two lull of excellent troops already been raised in tbat Stare and a third is is in Philadelphia transacting important iness relative to contracts for army Secretary Cameron will to the city The War Department no confirmation of the report of tha surrender of the Federal under Mulligan at Lexington IP of rejoicing ih I freedom Fortunate in bis life lie is irt nu truth in the report that Fremont is to be removed be on His I A Heaven dear Tis the last libation CASH CAPITAL SURPLUS I From the breaks ic her Gen Lynn hns left brothers three sisters He himself tivo of the live in and Streets To-day ve have a political storm which ering the condition of the men and 1 This Company having fully complied with die Lair of thla Stbte.'orc duly zed to insure against lessor bv issued on liberal terms as i Connecticut any other by S S- Agent far tlie mor I Ivy Sept i A of cavalry under i drove in last m Salt Poor arc missing A federal bu been bed li U Mid arrested anj two ford and one in New York State One of the sisters lives in New York Stale one Two from in the last ai Ashford wag at Louisville i 23 i the City Guards and if the statement is its counterpart surges go clear the real of s true be i down to tbe foundations of our free There are many indications Crais Lodge So 56 F J Tbo pillars of government i the great popularity j we letters from the i every rock aud tremble in the terrible j the soldiers Whenever he shows in sirne charce o'clock At such a time bow mean and sell he with fc the letters were ui Mr I Ml E hive on hand a stock of Strong of the Racine Rifles i u tb P rum himself near j Montgomery on jingfon related by telegraph hag been i Sherman had of j appointed by Randall Major of tlie City i Twelfth been I AND CAM IKK TC at Eastern prices du to give us a call Sept 22 Gov Randall has gone on T- t 11 i i Gen Staff were Lieut Gov is airio ab- j lo K t M io j business Lieut Gov Noble is aino ab- j lo i ami i 13 AX   

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