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FOURTII ANNUAL REI'OWT. 31
chief of Wisconsin, must ever be esteemed as valuable and
interesting.
Portruits and Yictzhres P~olnised.

We repeat the list of individuals, as given in our last Report,
with such additions and corrections as the changes in the year
render necessary, who have kindly consented to furnish their
portraits for the Society's Picture Gallery-and all of the forty-
one in number are more or less intimately connected with
Wisconsin history; Hon. LEWIS CASS, SO long the Governor of
Michigan Territory, when what is now Wisconsin formed a part;
Ex-Governor JOHX ~EPNOIJDS, of Illinois, so prominently con-
nected with the Black Hawk war, and now devoting his vigorou~
old age in historic and educational labors; Governors DODGE,
HORNER, TALLMADUE, DEWEY, FARWELL, and DASHFORD;
Hon.
Hon. MOSES MEEKER, Col. D. M. PARKINSON, MORGAN
L. MARTIN, Gen. A. G. ELLIB, CoI. JAMES MORBISON, Col.
SAIIUEL RYAN, Capt. R. H. MCGOON, Rev. ALFRED BRUNSON,
J. V. SUYDA~I, Hon. CHARLES DURKEE, Col. H. M. BILLINGS,
CI~XEP JUSTICE WHITON, Ron. STEPIIEN TAYLOR, BISHOP I.EH-
PER, Dr. B. B. CART, Rev. JASON LOTHROP, Col. JOHN
B.
TERRY, Gen. HERCULES DOUSMAN, WM. N. SEYMOUR, Col.
JAMES MAXWELL, CYI~US WOODMAN, Hon. AUGUSTUS A. BIRD,
Hon. C~IARLES C. SHOLES, DARWIN CLARK, Hon. PATRICK
ROGAN, Hon. DANIEL WELLS, Jr., Maj. JOHN SHELDON,
P.
Hon. JOSHUA HATHAWAY, BIGHOP HENNI, Ron. CHARLES H,
LARRABEE, Hon. SAMUEL CRAWFORD, Hon. ASAHEL FINCH,
Jr., GEORGE P. DELAPLAINE, Hon. WYMAN SPOONER, Hon.
JOSEPH JACKSON, also of the late Gen. GEORGE W. HICK-
and
cox, JOHN MESSERSMITII, and the distinguished Stockbridge
Chief, JOHN W. QUINNEY, from their respective friends.
Beside this long list of desirable portraits, the following
distinguished artists of our country, whose fame is co-extensive
with the Union, have most kindly and courteously promised or
intimated some gift of their pencil to the Society, viz: JOHN
G.
N.
R. JOHNSTON, and JOHN FRANKENSTEIN, JOHN NEAGLE,

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concerned, it is alike creditable to the State and the Society.
The eagerness with which our volumes are sought by kindred
societies, and by persons engaged in preparing works for the
press on the history, geography and statistics of the West in
general, and Wisconsin in particular, affords sufficient proof of
their intrinsic worth and usefulness. Their real worth to our
State, can never be estimated by mere dollars and cents.
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