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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

-Artemus Ward says when he hears
the song, "Come where my love lies
dreaming" he don't go. He don't
think it would be right.
The census of Albaiiy, N. Y. lows
a population of 81, $40, This isa de
years. In 1s60is lad 62,Sc7.
Patti is not. as has been widely re-
ported, affianced to a merchant of Milan.
Her brother-in-lhw, Strakosch, viii look
out for her matrimonial interests.
We find in the New York Herald a
report that the Hon Chauncy Vibbard,
of the New York Central railroad, is
about Co marry the daughter of the Hon.
Amasa Parker, formerly democratic can
didate for the office of governor of New
Xorlr --
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
How Woman Won Wager-The Price
| Of Miss.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer. Aug. 81 Il

FROM the ClnclnnhVf enquirer, Aug. Oh ~
An evening or two since, a well-known
gentleman and lady of this city, made a
wager of 500 for the performance of
special act by the lady, to which the
gent staked his two fifties that she would
not have the courage to fulfil her prom
Use. The wager was as follows; ''That
on Friday morning, August 4th, between
the hours of 10 and IL, the Lady would
go up to strange gentleman, on Fourth,
between Main and Ludlow streets, and
kiss him, the said gentleman kissed to
be person who never chewed tobacco. "
The bet was curious one, but our he
roine determined to make the effort to
win, and being nearly related to an ex-
congressman, she felt that her adventu-
rous conduct would not If discovered and
made public, be regarded as impertinant
or indecent. On Friday morning, she
dressed herself in her prettiest, and
leaving the fine stone-front residence of
her parents, she saunteredt to the Fourth
street race-course, where 500 was to be
lost or won, and a conquest for holiness
and female chivalry verified. The
hour of ten arrived, and as the blush
ing maiden gazed wistfully on the lips
OF every male passer-by to detect the
tabacco juice or it's inevitable results on
the teeth, she discovered that hes friends
knowinga the secret were in advanta-
geous positions, anxiously awaiting the
sequal of her cool and intrepid action.
Time few by, and the indications were
apparent that the young lady must
loose. Still, nothing daunted, she con-
tinued her keen searching pursuit. At
q few minutes past IL o'clock, gray
headed veteran, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, walking westEardly, on
Fourth, between Broadway and Ludlow,
was suddenly brought up standing by
the lady, who, throwing her arms about
his neck, kissed him fairly in the mouth.
The old gentleman was completely nom
plussed, and while standing all amazed
and nervously excited at the public or
deal he had Just passed through, the
friends came up and asked, do you
chew tobacco, Mr. ---?" mo, gentle
men; never used tobacco of any kind
in all my life." The gentlemen then
explained the why's and wherefores of
this episode, or street recountre, and
apologized to the aged citizen for the
assault and battery, which he readily
accepted, with an intimatlon that the
assault might be repeated with no Sc
rions objections. The two fifties were
then paid over, and the happy party re-
turned to their homes highly delighted
with their mornings amusement. We
may add that the lady very gracefully
rendered the old gentleman one of the
fifty-dollar bills, which he modestly de-
ciined, and added, 81 should be the
giver, Miss, not the receiver -" The
parties then made each others acquaint-
ance, and separated.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

The roeue's gallery in Boston has
been discontinued. One individual,
who was sent to State, Prison, and was
shortly afterward pardoned, sued the
Police. Department for exhibiting his
portrait in the gallery, and succeeded in
convincing the jury that be was entitled
TO damages. This precedent establish
ed, it was deemed best to discontinue
the gallery, as any rogueicould do the
same as this man, and the Department
could not stand the expense.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
INC Freneh trarriare law is

HE Ffehcn marriage Law is Sucn q
curious thing that foreigner marrying
French woman.is never sure when he
has got her. But the other day an En-
glishman, who had gone across the cham
mel for wife, found out that his mar
riage was certainly all right The civil
tribunal of the Seine in Paris was asked
to declare null and void a marriage cele-
brated in October last at I ,yickenham,
in Middlessex, England, between a
young French woman named Lambert
and Mr.. III. Lucas, an Englishman.
Itappeared that Mdlle l.. already weary
of the bonds of wedloek, wished to have
the marriage invalidated on the ground
that she understood it to be Only mere
ceremony OF betrothal, that the consent
of her family had not been obtained, nor
any legal banns made in France. The
husbands counsel pleaded the incompe-
tence of the tribunal, on the ground
that the applicant, by the fact OF the
marriage, which had been celebrated
with all the formalities- required by the
English laws, had lost her nationality.
and ha 'Enolocus staRdf in French court
The stribunal, considering that Art. 10
o., the Code Napoleon, which declares
that French women married to foreign
ers lose their nationality, was applicable
IN the present case, declared itself in
competent, aud condemned the apph-
cant to pay all costs of suit. 1o09
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19
California G0ssip.
tsan Francisco Cor. Of the Chicago Times.l
SLIP BETWEEN THE CUP AND THE LIP.

lsan Francisco Cor. Of the Chicago Times
SLIP BETWEEN THE CUP AND THE LIP,
Recently there was fashionable we'd
ding III this city between the scions of
two worthy and wealthy French families.
The wedding party, brilliant and mag
nifjcent in all its appointment, drove
to the Notre Dame DIES Psctories, where
a minister pronounced the marriage
ceremony, and the two were made one.
The bride was Is years old, blooming
and beautiful-the bridegroom was %.
The marriage having been completed,
the bridegroom drove his lovely bride to
her home. That same evening she step
ped out in the street, and carriage
drove up. She got in, and was yhirled
away. It transpired in few hours that
she had eloped with a former lover.
They made their way to where a ship
was lying In the stream, and before the
bridegroom could find his lost bride, the
vessel had sailed out at the Golden Gate,
and the runaway couple were bound
ing over the pillows toward Australia +.
Il as GRAND WATER PROJECT.
"A company has been formed in this
city, called The Lake Bigler and San
Francisco Water company, which has
for its object the supplying the cities
of Sacramento, Stockton and San Fran
cisco with water from Lake Bigler. The
trustees ofthis company are A. w. Won
Schmidt, George FL. Ensign, A. f.
Hinchman, Robert Sampson and A. w.
Chittenden. Capital stock $4,000, 900.
To give one an idea of the immensity
OF this project, it will only be necessary
to state that Lake Bigler is located near
the summit of the Sierra Nevada noun
5000 feet above the leyel
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-19

1H-- Salt is obtained in Arizona. in
beautiful transparent crystals, and in
large quantities. The salt mountains
are located some sixty miles above FL
Dorado Canon, up the Colorado, and
are said to be great curiosity and won
der to all travellers who have visited
them. The packers chop the salt out
of the mass with axes.
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Wtittluo0, ben a. Scto6er 1865.

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pieper ber5uiteOer. @r liebt SIC, CT 1T qlid-
ltf1 fber bus @eideut Oe8 9immet$, ben bploen
&naben.
nno oennUd, benno6! REF meineno 9pri8.
81 bat ods &ino Don ii6 8eftcben, uno mid mill
er nitt tlebr ieben, er idIiebt nib au8 oo5n lei=
mem gertraaen, Sn iejnem 8enebmen lieqt St.
mas, pas meme Gbre perteBt.
9as 1T nidt mig id
9ann rpieoer lprtdt ct BON ~5ertrimmertem
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0Ottrr, JSbnen 9e8enlber mill i'd pfen fem
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Wann F!
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mas 9el6eben 1T, unO i'd werce Sbnen ais Nr3t
unD 6relltO CUR Settle iteben.
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An Die oeutiden 9au5frauen!
<ss 0subcr9er gr0'S,

n WdFVUEFYVE ON "
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taSsn itete an Sanb eia 8rrBss 6 ger Ssn friIa %imrprttr
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&eintn Gff1 Damaef, 2 arb brett, iebr btGtS.
10 b. Sertietten I dlen Qualt Gtsn.
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wsl9e te orn 20 etc has ganr dufn6rte S~e,fapien.
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Da{btngtsn. 3. g, %. sept 1866.
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Baltimore, ten IL. Sept}r 1865. I
0erfe9eIte Nneebpte, i'm Duplifat merDcn Guf pieier Sf~
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3ahlen ttr- 9te1nun9 fstn
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6es 8teb. b Sdtlt r roen..
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8sehee eri1pbl. i.}.
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Wr;esae bis sant %. Sept, BON TO utr Uirrg ne bis 4 4 +
gtas IT., i'm .. st Ytebb9f nabe Der @eaperAemeHt5 eel-
mpase an 8rantltn u ao male SG!ttnpreft.
Ner unterSet6nete behalf ftb fde Nent 'pr trgere etneS
pber aQe Anaabpte ;uruGBuDeiIeu, wenn ite nt6t D rtbetl .aft
fur ite Ser, Stddten er &etuen
Die gdrttee merbfu nab Nu untern bon l big 1850 err
ran0trt unb Ser 3aIalas In eerieIben RetbeeipI5e eenadbt
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Office 5u taben fnb, GEM l6t rer en-. &eie8ramnif w,reen
nt6t beod1eL renn rttt porur sbeiab't.
OF NngeSOts nufen Proposals for the purchase OF
Beef Cattle' uber 'Arteben, ~peEie9elt unc an ffh inter
Set6netsu aerel irt IEtn.
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Nm nd6iten MlprSen beridtete @briItian,
bab Serr Walburg frl5 iein Simmer ~pertafien
babe uno in paS &Onlptpir binab9egangen lei,
UNI gu arbeiten Die 9tadt, figte Der @reis
bin5u, 1T rubi9 perfGOiien, i65 CLAUDE iogar,
oob 1nein ormer Ser Walburg Elm peni9 gez
1dlafen bat. ST. :r4s a" -tI
9OriS teiabl, ben SauSar5t, 9ottpr Martis
nj, gu rufen. 9ann lieb lie Die &ammerfrau
tomnen unO begann ibre XOilette. Wleta mar
cine alte Sun9frau pm so Sabren; ie bate
idpn Der Dtutter Der iungen 6rau 9eotent uno
wor, mie @briltian, ais en grbitiid auf Die ges
9enwGrtige Generation ibergegangen. Doris
iddeie Die aIte 9ienertll, uno biele bin9 nit
uneri6ltterlider Ireue an ibrer !6errin. Sic
BetummerriB b~erlelben Sin9 ibr tlef gu l0er5en f;
ie bate germ 9rpbe Opfer Sebra6t, nm oaS
trauernpe @emitb Der jun8en Game gu erbeiz
tern. Nenn Doris irIber lt6 in tritilhen
6dlen bel Der ernlten uno tlu9en W!etba 9tatbS
erbplt, 10 beobo6tete lie ieBt cine unertldrII6e
3urlfbaltung; lie lu3te ielblt ourA etue err
~tlinItelte limb fan9enbeit Die oltr 9ienertn 81
tdaiden, Die ieOO0 ldngit bic Spannung be-
merit bate, melhe 5rpiihen ben beipen @atten
eir9etreten mar. llHO mir tOnnte ibr oieler
urnltano aud entgangen fem, oa lte ieit 4 Sab
rem 3eu9in oes ungetribten @litdS 9epelen,
oaS bic teioen Galten in tbrer @ba eefunoe1t.
Die ftu9e llte gloubte 5mar aud an cine &ranfy
belt Walbur9'8; ais lie aber BON Gbriitlan aes
p6rt bate, pab Elm altes Bapier Den &aufberrn
in Nn9it unO S0re6en leBle, iblttelte le be-
oentIj6 ben 9rauen Sppf unO lpiOeripra6 Der
Nniidt, oob Sillons, Der perltcrbene 8ater Der
iut9en Irou, bod mObl ntht 10 reid gepeien
lei, ais man all9emein annobm. So tueib
heller, oab l0err SimpnS Elm Dtllllpn blnters
lllIen, bate lte 9edntportet; uno Derr Wolz
burg bat nit Dem 8erm6sen ietner Srau gut
gepirtti6aftet, rern ct 1T Elm ebenip tl6ti9er
3uuImaan, ols e5 fem S4wie9etpater 9eneier.
0a8 Napier muB ibm ppn ancern unangeneps
men 9in9en Nadri6t gegeben baben.
2l8 Wteta bic Soilette ibrer t0errirt pplen'
Get bate, tp}aro Der Dpttpr a~n9emelOet. NiAt
UNI ibre NeugierOe gu beIrieolgeu, %lonoern UNI
n6tbigenfaQ5 ibre treue Nnbdn9Ii6teit gu bee
meiien, bejGloB lie, na6 allen Seiten bin gu
bepbQ6ten lno bic @%egenmort nit Der 8ergdns
genbeit gu b~ringen. 9a ie pubte, ooB man
benz alien, pttroigen Nr}te pertrauli6e Grbffs
nungen MAIDEN lplrOe, idlipite Tie nnaeleben
in Oa8 S9lafgemad ibrer 6erriu unO laalate
binter Dem 9rlnieiOenen 8Orbang.
Ser 9lrSt trat Elm. M ii. -e
9ie iun9e Srou mari iid ibm peinenO an Die
9ru1t. .a-.sa 6
g8ta itebt es nit @atbur9? froste Der gr5t
betpegt.
SD mlB an cine @eiitesserrittun9 9~la4ben,
atltlpcrtete tie. ~'@
Sa@ molie Soft perbiteu. l-
uno bod lift eS 10.
Nubtg, ru9ig, mein lietes Sinh ermubnte
Der TottOr. Die uebel linO in Der Gseel ni6t
70 lp1rllll, als lie ouf ben erlten 8lid erI6eiz
men, Wsa9 lnmerbin 8olburss @eritimmung
elten ntoralllnen Gruno baben mir beIibcn
Ia, 10 CLAUDE lb telt, Der pirfiumen Mlittel 9e>
~ H4l#a. ."
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Sc o. A Norb Sap Ctr. sn.t1 -
uuo Gde bon RenniplUonia IOenne unS Stofle Str.
ruiere an ben obi8eu Ylisen ~Sele8enen apptpefen ttao
BEN Serren aer5ten. iOipie benz geeRrteu Yublttuw beitenS
emsfo6len. &ejepte uub iOufi9e rieti3iaii9e SerOro=
nuagen rperbeu gu ieber 3eit uno nit Der 8rDBten SorJ>
faIt augeierti9t; aud ftnO mir bnrf 9auEge trll9e SeHz
bugQen tsts nit alien ,u uuierem @eiddite SeR6reaben
NeeSitamenteu perie6en. Die IAfertt8uns 9enitlGer
Prapayate, ioUie aud 4emii4e aAalpien O~eiCr9en mir IN
uuIerut Qasoratoriuut. Cebr4ll
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Ser S0mS0r3f,
OfOpeue BON S.usuf S0rorer.
(6UrtIebun9.)

I7 (OOrtlebun9.) j '
Sic idpieg bonn S4mer5 iiberpdlti9t, I'M
perbiilIte oaS @eIiht nit Dem 8aliittu6, oa
BON ibren 3brdnen feu9t mar. Qll8 lie mad
einiJen Qugeubliden Dieoer aufiab, faB Gran;
in lh getebrt pa, ben pradtopllen Seppt6 81
ieinen .6iiBen anitarrcno. Gr bate in oieiem
enti6eioenben 9tugenblide tein QDprt oes Sro.
ites, teinen Slid Der 3iebe uno @rmutbigune
far feline IeioenOe Satin, bic lih pOn ibn aus
9ebetet pdbnte unO nun gu Der grtenntnib ge.
lan9t mar oaB ie li6 elmer leeren Sauiion
bingegeben. Sic betrad!ete ben bleid)en Wlann
Der unwilltlbrll6 Dor lid bin f~liiiterte: ',4 '
SD mub tart lein, unO menn mei1l !9er5 baz
riber bri6t! a- A# sa.a'''
Damn itrid CT NIT Der daden !6anO iiber lets
ne fep6te Stirt, etbob lib pie Elm Stnnpers
mirrter uno ipra6 nit t~onlpfer Stimme:
SD per5eibe Dir ben 10 eben au8geiprp9enen
Ar9wobn CT 1T, tem Anideine nah, gere6t
ferlj9t uno nun quite Na6t, Doris 8annft On
es, 10 lhwei9e uber pd8' eingetretene 8erbdlt
nj eS lit ntht gut, ooB Die 2Belt oorum meIb,
9onm Die 8erll@erung, oaB i6 leioe, DAB lib
entieblid) leioe ''
6dpantenO giltg er. in ba8 S9Iafgena6.
9prts elite gu Dem Setretdr; eS mar fet
pcri6lohen. Damn trot le in pas @~orSimmer
binau8, no Gbriitian ouf etnem Stubl iaB. Ser
treue 9iener erbOb iia unO iab feline 6errin
fra9eno an.
Gbriitton, f~lditerte iie, Dir iibergebe i4 met
r1en Wtann.
Nas 1T es oenn +? fragile betritt Der ate
Wlann. "- '~.'
8etlage nit mir beinen ar;nen 9errn ! iagte
Doris ldlu6Seno. ......
Gr lit aIiO franz, wie i'd es 9eilrdtet
baba. .. .. 4t id <-~s@
Setn @eilt leioet, ni6t Der 60rper. .
Oa3 tpntnt BON Dem angeltrengten Nrbet>
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04

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nenO auf eInen Se1el iant. Dtitternadt
mar p~priiber, ais le ibr 8stt auflu9te, UNI
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1865-10-04

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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17

The INDIANS on THE PLA1Ns.-Nr.
Samuel Bowles Of the Springfield Rep,sb-
lican, who 10 one Of Speaker Colfax's par
ty, now travelling over the Western plains,
furnishes the following in reference to the
Indians and their late operations along the
routes of travel there:
''The necessity Of keeping up steady
mail and travel communication through
this region, and Of protecting the immense
now q win In p progress between the sE East ss and ths
far West, enforces upon the Government
the duty Of placing strong military force
along the various leading roads, and then
Of sending out troops enough to drive the
Indians 70 tho far North and South, and
keeping them thelo or else Of wholly a.
terminating them. General Conner, who
commands The whole overland line, q ven
- including The TeYIitorioo of Nebraaka.
Colorado, Utah and Deeotah, u ju1t u
nan . LEAD n this, now the mo0t impoy.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye., 1865-06-17

The Boston Advertiser contains rsport
Of the trial Of Hon. F. O. ]. Smith, for sub
ordination and perjury, Whose conviction
has been announced by telegraph. The
prosecution grew out Of the perjury Of one
Northrop, in suit brought BY D. 81. Gratis
for libel. Mr.. Smith has been widely
known for years as connected With the In.
dependent Telegraph Line, and Mr.. CRAIG
was sgent Of the Alsociated Press. Smith
charged Craig with cutting the wires Of the
Boston and New York line on the arrival
|of . foreign steamer, and Tor better con.
ceAlment used woman % IN acComplice :
hence the libel suit. Smith admitted the
charge and urged the truth In defense. but
the jury gave Craig 8, 500 damages. In
this suit the deposition Of Northrop was
used In behalf Of Smith and his testimony
being false, it was alleged to have been
procured by Smith, who wrote several let
lers to Northrop's wife, giving the answers
which he should make to certain injuries.
These answers Northrop swore in the pros
ecution of Smith, to have been false. and
that he perjured himself in the expectation
that Smith would make him manager of
the Independent line; and Mrs. Northrop
expected Smith to give her house in New
York for her efforts to induce her husband
to testify according to his (Smith's) dicta.
ton. It was shown that Mrs. Northrop
had had been Smiths mistress, by whom
he had two children before Northrop mar
ried her. The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty, though the counsel were allowed .
month IN whicn to file exceptions.