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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

The following is tie list Of Jurors
drawn 10 serve At the term Of court, Ne
ycmbrr 27th
Prescntt-Ii. n. Holman.
River Falls Geo. Cos ). D. Dodge,
T.. L. Chlids, L +. Glass, j. C. Wai
dron, W. Ii. Raw,ey.
Clitton--Geo. NJ. Teachout, II. \ :.
Colby, john Mciiurphy
Oak Grove. \. Taylor.
Trim beie-W. Shade.
Diamond Bluh-- Geo. HarT s;er, 4.
T. M,sser
Martei--J II. Hudson J. Carlson.
III Paso-R:chard peyeraux, Thos
Hurley
Uniou--El Hobbs.
Saicm-Joseph Secley.
HalilanI--S. Taylor
+. Eailcy-M.J J. Paine, J. G. Barnes.
isabel. D. Phillips.
GRAND JURY.
Prescot;-James Gum, J. n Glenn
ents. j. - Park hurst, VIM. Crppen.
Oak Grove Geo. u. Ross, Wm.
Tea-e.
Clifton Davis.
River Fali5-S Farnswor;h, H 5.
Proctor, Joel Foster, Truman Field.
Saien-E. White.
Un;on-W. +. Denham.
Diamond Bluff-E. s. Coulter.
Trimbelle--T. s. Armstrong.
Hartland-A. E. Uodgeman.
Trcnton--C. b. Thing.
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WHEAr.-Tho following is an ex-

WHARF.-The following is an ex-
tract from the correspondence Of Horace
GREELEY to the IriJase:
Wheat is better staple and Que that
gives more steady aud gainEul employ
mpnt TO industry. And am more and
more impressed with wheat growing ca
pacIies which are here just beginning to
be developed. At Hudson, ut Prescott,
aud other points on the Wisconsin side,
as well as at Hastings and all lan,lin- 5
in Minnesota, tho cry is wheat wheat,
Every steamboat goes down the river
with all the wheat on board Ley viii
take, and couple Of wheat laden bar
ges made fast 70 her sides. Little vii
lagos Of three to Elk stolehouses talk Of
shipping their halt million bushels each.
The crop cannot nearly al be thrcshed
out this fall-in fact, some Of j; vet
stands in Tie shock; nor could ii te bro't
away, If ready, before The river freezes;
bat shall be disappointed if ten million
bushels DO not pass Ia Crosse going
southwark and eastward of the crop 0,
1865. Yields Of 80, 81, and rs bush
els Per acre, are frequently reported.
while can hear Of no failure anywh here !;
AID | tirmy believe that Minnesota must
average at eas; y bushels per acre. and
then DO beaten a; least three bushels by
Nor;iw cstern Wisconsin.
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DEATHS.


Died, at the residence of g. H. Nichols. in
the city of Prescott. Oct d. 1865. Mrs. Ma
ry Caldwell, in the sixty-fifth year OF her age.
In early life, in Montpelier, Vermont, her
native place, she gave her hesrt TO God, thus
consecrating herself to life Of prayer. Five
years ago. in company with her husband. she
came west to spend the evening of life with
her two daughters, now residents ofthis city.
She suffered intensely during a part of her
last illness, which was borne with Christian
fortitude and resignation. Her funeral was
largely attended BY the citizens, who came
to pay the lat tribute of respect to t de-
parted, and to extend their sympathy to the
bereavcd family, whose deep anguish of heart
seemed to say, i" What is home without a
Mother o. Father Caldwell feels deeply the
loss of the companion of his youth, but ne is
Only waiting till the shadows
Are little longer gown;
Only waiting till the glimmer
OF the days last beam is flown.
Only waiting till the reapers
Have the last sheaf gathered home,
For the summer time is faded.
And the autumn winds have come
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NoTIcE.--At the request of many
voters, | consent to be a candidate for
Supervisor of lst District.
HOSEA B. BATES.

Mr.. EDITOR Please insert il your paper
the following school items.
There have been in attendance, during the
month ending Oct. Goth, 259 pupils classed
as follows: Room l. 60: room 2, 81; room
3, 40; room A. 10; room 5; 30: room 6. l6.
There were in room / neither absent nor
tardy during the month, 10: Emma Nc
Kean, Fila Atwood, Coroline Englelardt,
Ella Slayton, George Atwood, Willie Bush
man. " lille Dickerson, Ferdinand Extne'
Frank Hammond.
Room 9, 10: Lizzie Reinhart. Cora Gates,
Ellen McCray, Adrianna McGray, Eliza
Murray, Frances Moody, James Laden. Syl-
yester Hammond. Frank West. Horace Fox.
Room 3, II: Nettie Jay. Melsss Tabor,
Laura Miles, Josephine Cook. Emma Jacobs,
Martha Pierce, Eveline Vannatta. Emma
Holman, Allie Rudy, Cora Jay, Hettic West.
Emma Roddy, Clifford Jacobs, Marcus Thay-
er, Lewis Mansergh. kedsic Rogers, David
Comfy.
Room 4. 8: Ella York. Attic A. Reed.
Fanny Cook, Clara Bailey, Bell Hurt. Clar,
McCray. Alice Boughton. Amelia Maxson,
JOSEPH Howes.
Room 5, I: Ida BinEs. Alice Cook. Ella
Holcomb, Flora Moore. Kate Steiner, Sarah
Howes, Mary Whitney.
Room 6, 5: Mary f. Wright, Rosa BAN
croft. Ella +. Childs, Hamilton Lewis, James
G.. Coulter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

~ We commend to the candid at
tention Of our Democratic readers, the
following, which We clip from an article
from the pen Of that honored democrat,
CHAs. D. RoBEssoS. of Green Bay.
"If We discuss the mere matter of
right, in defining the status of the white
and black men in the South, no mind
capable of comprehend the common
est justice, Ought TO hesitate moment.
The one has met US with muske: in
hand, TO tear down the Government and
erect an aristocratic or monaFchiaI one
IN It's stead; the other has come 70 our
aid in all possible WAYS One has starry
ed and tortured our prisoners to death;
the other has succored and helped them
10 escape. One has fought through four
years of desperate and exhaustive war to
destroy Us, aud well nigh succeeded; the
other has s:aked his all upon tho success
Of cur cause, and believed in it with a
faith, simple, con6ding, enduring, which
has at once challenged our wonder and
emulation. We had no friends in the
South but the negroes. Even the men
whose judgement was against secession
did nothing to prevent it. When we
were beset by thieves from the Potomac
10 the Rio Grande, these Priests and Lee
vites passed BY on the other side. II was
only the negro who came binding up our
wounds, bringing US knowledge of the
enemy, and IOiling after our armies in
any service that was cisigned to LEI them
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4 Paper s0r Farmers. Garden
arerss nfs<s rrszfs Growers.


We have received No. /, Vol. X. of
the Rural american. published at Utica,
\. Y. which is much enlarged. and i'm.
prNed; and now takrs rank as equal in
valua and style To any' other publication
of It's class in this country. Indeed, if
each issue shall contain ms much valua-
bic and interesting reading, as the num-
Der before us, We may very properly give
It the character of being the best paper
for farmers. fruit growers. and their fam
lilies, II lis kind. in the United States.
The Rurai american is ale page
quarto, issued on the lst and 18th of
each month, at 81 so year, and every
subscriber receives as a gratuity, sent by
mail. post paid, Concord, Delaware, or
Hartford Prolific Grape Vine: or six Of
RusstlI's great Prolific Strawberry Plants,
said TO produce berries rs large as hens
eggs, aud to yield more than any other
variety IN existence; or a splendid En-
craving 24x30 inches, worth from $3.50
10 g 90.
We understand ,lia. the proprietor,
Mr. Miner, owns farm, where he cult
Yates the choicest varieties of grape vines
aud strawberry plants. which he sends
free to Subscribers to lis paper. This is
something new to us--ths giving away
of the best varieties Of these things; be-
sides paving the postage on them, as Mr..
Miner does. His paper is worth more
than he asks for il; aud rs every SUBJ
scriter rec,i, es one or two dollars worth
of choice vines, plants, &c, we think he
ought t. receive a host Of subscribers.
He oifers 10 send samples of his paper
free to al applicants, anl those who sub
scribe before the next volume common
ces Jan. lst, Is @ receive the paper
for 1865 free, from the time their sub
scriptions are received, aud through 1866
for their money. Tie Rural american
IS an old paper, Of ten years standing;
and hundreds Of thousands Of vines, &c,
we learn, have heen sent free to IFS sub.
scribcFs, within two wears. Address I
B. MIS9K, Clinton, Oneida Co., N. Y.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

State Of Wisconsin-Pierce County Court. in
Probate. In the matter of the estate of
Nelson Anles, deceased.
Y FILTERS Of administration having been
/ this day issued To J. b. Hathaway, Of
Trimbelle, in said county. and six months
from the date hereof having been allowed
and limited for creditors &c present their
claims against said deceased for examination
and adjustment, notice is hereby given, that
all claims and demands against the estate of
said deceased will be received. examined and
adjusted by and before the Judge of this
court. at his Office. in the city of Prescott. on
the first Monday of each month during said
six months. at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Dated this 18th day of October, 1865.
27-w4 WIZ. HowEs, Co. Judge.
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TO the Public.

Having refticd my House. between the
Leyoe end Bread Street, in this city. and
knewn rs The . Rcichart House" / am now
prepared to accommodate transient Travellers
as well as Regular Boarders, by the month.
week ard day. on the most liberal TERMS
Good substantial fare.
Pare Wines and Liquors will always be
ready, aud prompt attention paid to guests on
all occasions. Meals can be had at all rel-
sonable hours, and travellers will be received
and accommodated at any time. day night.
Good stable and roomy yard on the premises
Thankful fer past fayols from my many
friends, take this opportunity to solicit an
extended share of public patronage.
JOSEPH REIcHART.
Prescott, Oct. 10 1865. 25-wtt
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Union Ticket.

Tor Governor
Gen. LUCCs FAIRCHILD. Of DaRs.
Ter LIeutsnsat coVernor--
WYMAN SPoOSER, Of WaIworth.
Ter secreta-y ofS;sts--
THOS. 5. ALLRS. OF Iowa.
FER State Treasurer
WILLIAM SMITH. Of Dodge.
Fer AttorEev (iensTs'-
CHARLES r. GILL, OF Jess-loa.
Poz 3sak Con7trosIor--
J. y. RUSK, 81 VsFron.
Tor sup's q Public distraction,
JOHN G. McMYNE, Of Racine.
To- systa P.ifon CcI4rIissinnsr--
HENRY C0ROIER. Of " nnsbago.
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Union Legislative Ticket.

FOR State Senator,
MARCUS A. FULTON.
Fer &enLer Of Assembly.
I'M. ). corp.
For School Superintendent,
RORGE W. ATT.
For Supervisor,
=: p:st PAINE CONVERSE
2nd Dist-TRU NAN FIELD. :
I'd District e. HOLT.
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perform. Now, with these things before
Us, we may attempt 10 bold fast to cur
old preiulices against ''niggers," and we
may keep saving to ourselves that this is
white mans government" but if we
turn our backs upon the negro, and, un
aiding, let him fall back into the clutches
of lis oppressor, we shall not deserve the
name of men. This is not "white
mans government" III does a deed so
dark ard damnablc. If in
our haste TO clasp bands with their old
masters, we tread upon them now, this
fair aud victorious North will be blacker
and touler than tho cities which Con
whelmed in fires of wrath"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

EE Tne Nali,l.al Dem cratic PATTY
Is pretty much in the condition in which
VIRGIL iCscI.lts a fleet after a severe
storm, the main hing gone dowa-ir-
r'vucnbiy Ios;-se:a.iy mud forever sub
mergsd-ju just few heads bobbing
around here and there above Tie yas;y
deep.
The only craft which gives signs of
weatheiing the storm IS New York
The Democrats pin all their faith and
hopa on her. By the elections thus far,
from Maine 10 Iowa, that party has been
badly " rim-racksl;" it New York goes
sgsinst it, It is centre-bus;ed." We
believe that New York next Tuesday,
will declare against the bogus Democrat
&c party.
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T'l,c Lumber Business.

We learn from a gentleman connected
with the office of the Surveyor Of Logs
and Lumber, that during the present
season i39 log RATS left this port for
points below. These RATS averaged
$50, 900 feet each. IL addition to tho
above, five million feet have been run out
in rigging" designed for adjacent mar
kets, making total up to this date Of
sixty seven million five hundred and fiji
ty thousand feet. There ia yet large
amount of logs in the lake 10 be RATED.
To addition to the above, fourteen lum-
Der raf;s-the lumber manufactured in
this city--have been sent on their way
rejoicing to southern markets, the ava;ls
Of which have returned TO rejoice the
pockets Of the manufacturers. These
lumber rsfts average 500, 900 each, ma
king total of ii zoe feet Of sawed
lumber--or grand total shipped du-
ring the present season OF seveui weight
million seven hundred and fifty thousand
feet.
Add to this the supply Of the home
demand and the stock on hand and some
idea may be formed Of the magnitude of
the lumber trade of this city and the ST..
Croix Valley--StiNWGter Messenger.
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The Prospect.

Tho prospect for the success Of the
Uui"n Stats Tiyke; in this State IS good.
On e full vote It w"ui. have from 10
60 to 10000 majority. Bu; there las
I.ccI. but little work lrne: the vote viii
rr,,.aI.Iy lie light, AMI the Cuiou major
i'y viii ~, Ia likely 10 exceed 10000
Wiil' regarl + tbs suffrage arcnlment,
VS. hardly think il WI! carry; we hope
,nav, ri.l 10 /. consider lis defeat as las
Tny mesUS certain.
Locally, cur readers can estimate the
result &. themselves. We expect The
Union ;iyk,t y ia lie successful, as usual
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= A California editor speaking of
complaints by his readers that he can't
publish all the local items that they de-
sire to see' Justly observes that it is often
their own fsuIt in not sending the facts.
He says he don't like to publish birth
after the child is wesnsd, q marriage at
ter the honeymoon is over, or the death
of a man after his widow is married.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

NEGRO SUFFRAGE At present, ne
groes are allowed to vote in only six
Strtes. viz Maine, New Hampshire,
subject to the same condition as white
men; in Massachusetts, they must be able
to read and write; in Rhode Island must
be worth $50 in real estate; in New
York must be worth $3.50 over all in
cumbrances.
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Election,
Tuesday Nov. /

| asked YOU last year
to vote with the Tn
ion party because it
WOULD save the coun-
try; | ask YOU now to
vote with the [ Mon
party because ii HAS
saved the country
Sen. HOWE.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber Oct 10, 1865,
a bay horse, black name and tail, saddle
marks. white on both hind feet. weight about
nine hundred lbs, five years old last spring.
The owner is requested to prove property,
paw charges aud take him away.
HILTON DOE,
n.a1,. n~t 0S Is6S
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- DOLLARS A NON T II agents
DC Wanted. Male or Female, that can earn
from $55 TO 500 month at their homes,and
all expenses paid. For full particulars adj
dress, with stamp.
K. Z. LOCKWOOD. Detroit, Mich
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DENTISTRY ":

~ B. ROGERS. Operative and Mechani-
Il cal Dentist. Rooms over q. 4. Dilrs
Store. Broad Street. 4-wu
Prescott, May IL, 1865.
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- There viii be n special election for
Police Justice, in this citv. on Tuesday
next, Mr. Button ba,ing resigned that
Office.
= A f-rmer living in the lower part
OF this county, whose name we have for
gotten, raised this year on his farm Just
an ever 20 900 bushels OF wheat, which
he sold for just ~: even S25 600, ma
king his income from his wheat crop
alone, just equal to That Of the President
Of the United Statcs.--,StiHg0ter Ness
enger.
- The President Of the United States
has appointed lie first Thursday of De-
cember rs day of National Thanksgiv-
ing for the restoration Of Peace and I'm.
ion.
- A daily line of steamers and tow
beats las been organized from st. Louis
to ST. Paul, to start in the spring.
YAx VOORHEES,, of the Saltwater
Messenger, says: Brick Pomeroy
should lie dashed naked round the world,
and then killed by the indignant gaze of
brigade Of condemned government
mules"
- Dir. BLKEsLEE, Of the La Crosse
Democrat, speaks of Vessels Hotel as
/" by all odds the best between La Crosse
and St. Paul" He further says -
+" The store of Beardsey d Co. is the
largest in the city, exceeding in size any
in La Crosse, except Mons Anderson's."
Speaking Of The County Seat, he says !:
1t has been located at the geographic
cal centre of the county, a few ordinary
tuildings erected, and the place named
River Falls" This will be news TO the
people Of River Fails, who have not the
County Seat, bat have very flourish
ing village of Goo people, with plenty of
stores, mills, and fine residences.
- Quito number Of newspaper men
have been in town the past week. Har-
nv Hayden. Of the Milwaukee Sentinel,
j. S. Elweli, La Crosse Republican. DR..
( BIakeslee, La Crosse Democrat, and
Frank Daggett, Wahasha Herald
They are all I" broad gagged" and are
welcome whenever they may come.
j. S. ELwELL reported Senator
HowE's speech here for the La Crosse
Republican,. We lave not room to
/ copy it. 1t was able, convincing, setting
forth and minimizing the Republican idea,
slbI policy Of ipis. n'neni.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

~ DOLLARS A NJ ION I H.-Agents
tC Wanted TO sell Sewing Machines. We
will give a commission on all machines sold.
or employ agents who will work for the above
wages and all expenses paid. Address d. B.
HERRINGToS Il Co., Detroit, Mich. 29-w6
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

On Tuesday. 18th day of October. in this
city, one double wagon. one barrel of salt. and
fifteen bags marked 'B. d. L." ANY person
leaving information where they may be found
at this office, will be literally rewarded
+. RYAN.
Prescott, Nov. 4, 1865.
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DISCHARGED The La Crosse Re
publican SAYS that Forsyth and Seneer-
box, second and third clerks on the Ne
Lellan, who were arrested en- charge o;
robbing the mails, have had their exam
nation in Milwaukee and been dis
charged,
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Hotel To LET.

vENHE MONDELL HOUSE TO LEASE
il for one or more years, on good terms. to
one who will keep first class house. STA
bic attached y. :. DCSRAh.
Prescott, Oct. Il, 1861. 26-n
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SEWING MAcHsEs.--We call attention of
persons wishing employment, to the adyer-
ti,ement of d. D. Herringeon d Co., in to-
dave paper.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

EE A Ministerial Association AMI
Sunday School Convention will he held
IN this city, commencing on Tuesday
evening, Nov. J, aud continuing for three
eveu;r e.. al! C!ergymen and Sunday
School teachers in Pierce aud st. Croix
counties are cordially invited to attend.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

jar WHIPPLE is now canvassing
for The La Crosse Republican. His cor
respondence for that paper is winning
him reputation as keen and ready
writer.
= If you want a good quality Of
Flour drop in at the Feed Store. Ground
Feed and Corn constantly on hand.
- Buy your Flour, Feed ana Vegeta
blos at the Feed Store. Best quality of
Oysters, BY the can or dozen, very cheap
Call and investigate.
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all IN the county Of Pierce state Of y iscoiIsiu.
DARIUS C. JACKSON,
u. 5. MARSHALL.
L. 5. Marshall's Office, Milwaukee,
Sept. %. 1865. 2iST
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Political Meeting.
WIN. j. CoPp Esq,
Union Candidate for Member Of Assem-.
bly,, will address the citizens Of
River Falls,

on Monday Evening, Nov. 9th. AIlae
invited to attend.
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Ely f. : RIG I

Just received another invoice Of those C,l-
ebr,ttci DOMESTIC CASS1MERES, for
Sale by the Yard.
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The UPPER MISSISSIPPI - Horace
Greely 10 his last letter to the Tribune,
alludes as follows to the portions of Wis
cousin aud Minnesota which he visited {:
In taking leave of the upper Mississ-
ippi, with grateful appreciation of the
generous kindness of her people, with
large conceptions of her resources snd
advantages, and with sapguine aEticipa-
tons Of her rapid growth in population
and wealth, note the generally robust
health Of her inhabitants as her best re-
commentator. have heard no person
cough, among the many thousands |
have met since | passed up the river a
week ago, and have not heard ague even
limited at. If any one seeks country
wherein he may reasonably hope to work
hard without excessive fatigue, eat hear
thy without mourning dyspepsia, enjoy
good health aud attain bale old age. 1
can heartily commend him to the region
of the upper Mississippi.
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FIAN n T. J. =

And Gents Furnishing Goods. Paper Col
lar. constantly on hand Goods as cheap G:
the cheapest, 9Hality considered.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1865-11-04

PRICE $3.50 PER BOTTLE.
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Tux GRADED ScHooL.-Dr. BfaKs
LEE. in his correspondence TO the La
Crosse Democrat, pays the following de-
served compliment 10 our school
Ptesto:t has ole of the best graded
scho0.s in the State. and during the
winter scasos' many from abroad spend
tie winter here 10 enjoy lis rare advan-
lages. Tie citizens deserve great credit
fpr the interest they take in educationsl
i,stlefs. Thirteen years ago the school
district was orcanized, and at the first
term Of school Only seven scholars we're
in attendance Now they number over
goo, aud more intelligent, wide awake
or better looking gathering Of boys and
girls, | never saw. The more advanced
girls are Especially distinguished by the
CHI rae .eriStics named.
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RESIGNED MIR. o. L. RIcHMoED has
resigned the position Of Cashier of tho
Bank here. A few months ago lie be-
came a partner in the mercantile house
of Bearls!ey d Co., and lis duties there
made i impossible for him to continue
in the Bank. HENRY MILLER, who has
long been in the Bauk, succeeds to the
position Of Cashier. His strict attention
To business and uniform courtesy, have
made him farorite with the customers
OF the baAk. ibis Bank has always
been one of the sonndest in the State
not the first hair of I" Wild cat" about
it-and we are lhd to leara that ar
rangemen: nre being made to place it on
the National Banking basis.
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= The Stcreotyped argument against
negro suffrage is, DO you want a big
Niger to marry your sister q
No sir, we do not. and more than that
we ale not afraid that they will. We
can trust our sisters. Men who are
mfraid their sisters wW marry negroes,
are justified in opposing negro suffrage.
- The weather continues pleasant
No STOW yet.
= Peter BJtt has received fine loi
Of Groceries.
= George Dill is below after another
large iU' o;ce of Goods.
- Charley Wilson is receiving { fine
stock Of Stoves and Tin Ware, at his
store under this Office.