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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
Gray Hair. Baldncs, Dandruff, any
Disease If the Scalp. No discov-

y
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cry can compare with
.1ocaorv affair Color Restorcr'
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sfondon" GREAT "Hair Co,or Kestorer
sIondonr REMEDY. "liair Color Kestorer
ID ~ Not n bye.
1-uui,, e.torc gray hal to its original color.
s-It will make i, grow OF II ID head. a,
S-itwi,i restore the nautr, secretions.
A-itwi remove all dandurn and itching.
S-uw n max. the hair .of. 81 'ssy aud flexible.
Sit VIII pr the ~ iginal color to old aye.
I'll will prevent the hair fr'm iai ng OIL.
e.-itwiii cure all disease OF The scalp.
london Hair Color Rcstorcr and Dressing
(Invaluab'c rs "a dressing and beau,iae,:l
e..,,res s;y1g Vtir. Hrerenfs Badness
Ps~,r.st,ray liar NoDre. Prerenfs Rfidness
Rsstorss .rav Hiir Prersnts Bfidnsss
WAss.xrsD-The only atesed article that will abso-
iuelv v,thout exception. restore hair to its original
color and heauty, ing gyow where It has fallen on
~ become thin.
hs 1, renovated and and restored to
~ original col sone.s aud beauty, .ithout the sPp-
ooslon Of suy mine, substances is entirely dierent
from the many articles that have been Issued IRON time
a. elme aud the only known Reso,er OF Color and
perlect Har Dressing combined II Is de;icatcly terf'-
a. and can he applied Il, the hani or soft brush As u
Aoes not stain the skin the finest linen.
Price IS cents per bottle or six bstles. ~ Sold BY
Mr. 0vayne 4 Son. $50 North Sixth ST, Phila..
4. 3. DALLORD. Druggist Davenport.
sshl1.d mon vel sat LORD SMITH. Chicago.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
sN Asthma Cared. q:

~ ASthmna Cared. 80
pELiEF GU ARANTEED IN TEN MINUTES
= an ! . permanent cure effected bv the use o.
- Plans AsrHnA CrRx' Cases OF from ten 10
sWe"fy yedr~ standing yield ut once ~ its infu-
ence Price ~ Sent post paid to any adore =,
by $ Z UPsAx 25 South Eighth street. P.iis
delph,a Pa. Circulars tent free So,d by ali
Druggists. janl8.d3m cod m. III sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
The spanish lustval for the
Toilet.

REV. Ut. IIn1hy, OF Urucc IN. FL OnuTcn, CuI-
csg0, says:
CncAco. April s, 1865.
Nh. DxiJouT-I have used with great sasisfac
ton ana benefit DvLicHT's sPAHnH LUsrrAL for
two years past, and have found 1t valusble pre-
psration to prevent the falling out Of the hair. ~
we'll "a a most refreshing article for the toilet;
hs application has, moreover. frequently rcIiev-
ed severe headache. Mrs. Tiffany joins with me
in commencing the Lrstral m in oil respects the
best dressing Tor .he hair she has ever Used.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

New York. JAN ls.-Dr. Herrick. sur
geon Of the U S. ship Neptune. whose i'll
treatment. it is alleged. caused the death Of
a female pas cneer. has been admitted to
hail to await the action Of the Grand
Jury.
A Havana correspondent Of the World
says:
Our war steamers are ready for sea,
should any Chillian pirates who are said to
be fitting out in this port make their ap-
pcarance.
Secret ,ry Seward had not reached Havana
on the 18th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

MRS. WIrgSLOW,
An sspsrisnesd Nurse and Female Physiaiss pre-
ssnts to he attention d nothers. her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOB CHILDREN TRBTHIN0,
which grestly facilitates the process Of testhing
by softsnins the gums, reducing oil innsmst'ons,
~illsllay ALLPAlN and spssmodic action. and is
Ssre 20 Regulate the Bes0els
Depend apo. i. mothers. Z" will give rs''..'o
Relief Z Health 10 vonP 1nfan(A.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

IT, The 9nPan~se HAIR 0eaia. "a
rOLOkS the HAIR. WHISPERS AMI NOUS.
~ TACHE . beautiful bldck or browa. IL con.
sists Ut only one preparations. Color will not fade
or wash out. Only so cents = box. Mailed to
any address, for rs Cents. by =. e. UPHAM rs
south Eighth Street, philadelphia, Pa. Sold by
all Druygists. janl 5 -d3m cod N, tn at
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

New YoRk, Jan. lS.-The Worlds
Washington special says:
There is q curious ru,n,r here to the ct
feet that the outbreak on the Rio Grande
was prec;ptated by belief that some un-
Outstanding had been reached between our
government and Macmillan, involving the
withdrawal Of the French troops and
quasi recognition Of the Empire. The raid
was made, says report, to prevent any
such result
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

New YoRK, Jan. lS-The La Croinica, a
Spanish organ, confirms the reported sui
eide Of Admiral Paraga, after the capture Of
the gunboat Cavadauga by the Chillians.
A collision occurred in the Bowery yes
tcrday, at the same place where loss Of
life occurred in December, between, as be-
tore. . Sd Avenue car and Adams Express
Company car. The fault was with the dr
yer Of the former. Fortunately no one was
seriously hurt, though several were bruis.
ed.
Advices from CUE dalourc via Bermuda
report the cholera still prevailing. the aver
age deaths being 13l per day in popula-
ton Of 10 900
The rulnorcd proposal to celc the Island
Of st. Domingo t. the English is creatin.
81 pe comment 1t Bermuda.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
pgQIVvEVvEg.u..S
UUNNEWEU.U
UNIVERSAL Ten ysdrs has clearly pro
Cough we'd that the theory Of sim
REM EDDY. plicity. the great element

-- Of this splendid prepare
tiou. which allows its use whenever there IL tick
ling or Irritation ia the Throat. and producing no
debility, 10 the only and true theory bs which
true remedy for Colds Coughs. noarscncss
Broncn ial Complaints and all Throat Affections.
which if neglected. end in Consumption can be
efectually cured.
- Sore Throat the great origin Of Diptherla
when neglected. is cured by making u Cargo
with equal parts Of water.
s@Testmona's Of undoubted character can
be seen at nv office by all
Small Bottles d cents; Large do. 80 cts.
HSold BY nil Wholesale AID Retail Dealers IN
Medicine.
.1vhn L.. D1mmme " ell, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist. No Commercial Wharf,
Boston, Mass.
q RA1I.ORu Agent Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
Price, only 50 cents a Bottle,
The Florence Nightingale
Of The Nursery.
A DENEFACFREss.

The following is an extract from latter writ
ten by the Rev. 4. q Weiser to the German r.
formed Aesenger, ut Chamber sburg, Pa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

CINCINNATI, Jan. l8.-The Union caucus
at Columbus last night nominated John
Sherman for Senator. The ballot stood,
Sherman 40, Schenck %. Bingham -. The
Legislature meets in convention for election
to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18

a NeW NRe 81 .OlSc0NnlS offered 70 .'06beTs.
LOCKWOOD MFG, co.
005 = $50 south I'd -. lshila "a.
Or - Deeadc -. M. janis d3meod
~ u'pham's 1sinp1e EDanlsher.
PEAOvES PINPLES ON TIE FACE.
IL FIX CklEs, &c. 1t also so,teus the Sk n
aud beauties the compl. xion No ladies toilet
10 complete without It. Price 50 cents Matted
90 any address for IS cents. BY :. c. UPHAM,
- South Eighth street. Pnilade!ph,a, "a. Sold
~ al Drugxists. jAnly decd M IN sat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
r. II. PARKS.

p r o d u &C b re X or,
MO. 1sl SOCTH-wAfER ST., CHICAGO
IN III. r. 0. Box 5000. l:s-h advances 0ads
! psspefsy isssssa. s7-Av
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-18
Island City Skating Park I!

Winner TO be open t. challenge. Belt 10 bs seen
1T Dcvoe Champions Book Store IN Rock Is
land Ianlt
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Prescott, vs.. DIR. TIA OLE psOn.

When, some weeks ago, we published
cd the list of persons paying take, on
personal property and the amount on
which they paid, many persons were sur
prised to see that DR.. Thompson listed
$500, cash. 1t was regarded as blow
BY request, we give the finale below (:
State of Wisconsin. County of Pierce. S. In
Justices Court. City of Prescott, VS.. j..
A Thomson, NJ. ID.
Summoned on complaint Of G.. II. Nichols.
City Treasurer, for neglec;ing and refusing TO
pay tax OH personal property.
The Deft was examined under oath. 9th
January, 1856.
J. s. : hite. Esq. appeared in b,halt Of
the City, and j. G. Button, Esq. tor Deft.
After hearing tire proofs and allegations OF
the parties the court continued the cause till
29.h Jan, 1866. az o'clock +. ~, for con-
sideration.
The court finds. as matter of fact, that the
Daft did, on the fourth aay of June, lS65,
write and fill in the sum of s 10000. in a
common form for assessment blank. opposite
the words moneys and credits. after which
he Subscribed Ia and swore to the truth of the
same but that the same was done under =
mistake BY said Deft. and that in truth and
in factle then had no such or any other. or
any money or credits, or personal property
liable to assessment or taxation.
ID. That Def las mot had, and has not
now. any real or personal property subject to
sale for taxes, nor any means whatever for
paying any tax. And as matter of law. adj
Judges, that said Def't is not liable for the
pay rnent of the sum Of $30,32. as appears in
the assessment roll, with the warrant annex
ed, dated 9th Dec, 1865, nor any other sum
for any tax of the year 1865. And that the
said Deft, J. A. Thomson, III. d., be hence
discharged without delay.
BY order of the Court.
P,V. WISE. Police Justice.
Dated 18th January, 1850.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
A Great Curiosity.
OAK, VS.. ELKHORN.

There 10 on exhibition at the Post OF
fee in this city, section Of . white oak
tree, about two feet in length, which is as
rare specimen Of what chance may do
as is often seen. 1t consists of an EIk's
horn, penetrating the center Of the tree,
the body Of the tree having overgrown
the horns, aud increased in sizo so as TO
leave two of the autlers protruding from
the sides not more than three incl es, the
full length Of which is at least ten. The
size ofthe horns a. worn by the Elk, was
about feet, with spread Of four feet
from tip to tip. The right horn is the
one grown into the tree, the root being
entirely ovsrgrown, and less than feet
of the top which remains proiruding. 1t
must have been in the tree over sixty
years. and is in the most perfect state OF
preservation, the upper surface being
oversrown with moss,
1t was cut few days since by wood
choppers, on the bluffs overlooking the
Mississippi. about four miles below this
city, and was about eight feet from the
ground. 1t is now in the possession Of
Capt. o. I. MAxsoS.
Fancy a huge stag in his wild fight
over the bluffs, falling a victim to his
wide spreading antlers, or perhaps the
Indian may have placed it on the branch
Ofths sapling which is now the aged oak i.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
For the Prescott Journal.
The Domestic Betty.
BIT THORPE BRALE.

The Domestic Betty tresds on others
toes, self elected critic, who pursues his
Investigations with the indefatgability Of
the inquisitors of old. Nothing escapes
his surveillance; the accommodating CLAN
ces of his restless eyes are in every cor
ner, drawer, closet; under discovers and
wrappers, and overlooking all the; so to
make up his premises. He is known by
his stesthy gait, prying fingers, and nose
thrust forward, as if suspicious there
were something in the wind, while bis
clothes cling snugly TO Kim, for he never
gives his tailor chance to cabbage. He
is an xious to discover If all the heels of
his household are modestly hidden from
view; if his wife sports her uiee clothes
too often; if she gives aims to street
and other mendicants; if she bctrays a
monoyed fondness for burdy-gurdiss; if
Phills, the cock, is really rs honest as
she seems, and as prudent and faithful,
never giving too much to the lrishman's
pigs, nor winks at the milkman. lie
thinks two potatoes apiece, are as many
as bis family ought, in all conscience, to
expect, ard lifts the pot cover 10 the
eminent danger Of being scalded by
stesm--to see If his vito or Phillis have
dared 10 boil NOR; goes surfing about
the house in slippers, imagining thu!
things which he didn't purchase aro sc
GREETED somewhere. Is suspicious his
family are conspirin2 to effect bis ruin ;
reveals to his employer or employees, Ivy
hints ard sighs, bis imaginary grie'an
ces. When buying barrel Of flour,
tells his matrimonial partner that some
wives would make it last six months
aud that she, to pay for their last barrel
ditgorging itself so quickly, must put no
more money into the contribution box,
and adds in loud aside. bis wonder that
il WASN'T his good luck to fall in with an
economical woman. To all Of which
his wife listens with al air of meekness
and humility, that only these Betty-Eus.
bands are capable of importing to their
luckless companions. So he goes on
listening, limiting and hunting; himself
"a uncomfortable as those he makes so
and the result Of it sil il, that Of neces
sity, act and work in secret 10 obtain
without his knowledge. Whist they re
quivs aud are determined to have:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
The Next Judge.

In April ns1t there ia TO De an sise-
ten Of Judge to fIl the place Of L. p.
WxrHERBY, whose term Of Office expires
On the Ist dav of Jan. 1867, II is not
sac intention Of the Union to say much
about the matter one wsy or the other {;
bat We should consider ourselves remiss
in duties, as a journalists. did We not lay
before our readers the state Of public
feeling, concerning the same, so nearly
as We are able to ascertain.
Among those mentioned on the Re
publican side, is II. w. BARNS, of Eau
Claire, possessing considerable legal acu-
men, with fair knowledge of men and
things if elected we doubt not will
make q good judge.
Then arain, we have Senator Hun
PaRET, Of Hudson, who Is said to be
well versed in the science of the law, and
has quite a reputation as Legislator {;
ne would undoubtedly do credit TO the
Bench.
And still another probable candidate
We have in IL. CLAY WILLIAMS of Eau
Clsire, having one of the best legal bal
anced minds in the State and if called
10 ths Judicial seat would at once take
rank with the first juris.s of the West.
On the Democratic size we have Judge
WErHERBY, with first class legal abilities,
warm friends, who are bound to run
him "whether be win or no." He can
not be elected, being deemed strong
psr.y man, and he has 1900 ma Ority to
overcome.
Hon. A L. GRECO, of this place, has
Q good many warm friends who are
anxious that be should become a candi-
date. and he actually has superior quail
6catiOns-would make a strong run In
dependant. or on Peoples Ticket.
And still at Eau Claire, we fiud A I.
EEsoErr, with fine practice, and =
successful lawyer, who. at one time this
winter, assumed considerable prominence
IN that direction, yet now we understand
positively declines quitting The practice.
As well Judge II. r. WHiPPLE, Of
this place, who has been warmly solicit
ted to permit bis name to be used in con-
aectiOn With the Jadgeship-either of
the gentlemen would do no discredit to
the Ermine.
If our readers wish to know our opin-
ion concerning the chances, we should
say that H. CLAY WILLIAMS bad deci-
dsdly the inside track. He is personally
popular has an established reputation
Tor honesty public life, great energy, and
Is sound lawyer.
Though Judge HuxrHREY will have .
United delegation from the North, yet
sSEN iR-ansd 70 thtrf d ths end, thst
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03

WILLIAMS will have equally as united
delegation from this side Of the ridge,
giving him six msjority in the Couven-
ton.
This is a matter Of Specialization and
the way we read the book. The reader
must not think that Mr.. BARNES is lack
ing warm friends, for he has many OF
them and very earnest ones too, still we
think that fiualIy, they will unite upon
WILLIAMS, else we must confess that
Judge HUNPHREY will be the next nomI-
nee, and very good nomination 1t viii
be too.
Wemust not fall to notice that good
feeling seems to exist among the frIencs
Of All three candidates, and the successful
man il to receive the hearty support OF
the others.
1.-THE above, from the Chippewa ' alley
Union, is very fair statement of the
case, as it now stands. From a partial
acquaintance with the candidates spoken
Of. we think that Hon. H. l.. HUnpHRkY
is as well, if not better fitted for the
place, than any Of tho candidates in the
Chippewa Valley, and we believe he
would poll larger vote than either Of
them.
J. s. WHITE, Esq :. Of this place. was
strongly urged by many Of our leading
citizens TO he candidate, aud at one
time, we believe, partially consented. bat
fearing that SO many candidates would
create feuds aud divisions which woul.!
endnBger the success OF tho party, he
generously declined the further use Of
his name As Judge, he would 10 in
fsyior 10 none in tho 8ih Circuit; ana IS q
/ lawyer, 10 stands At the hoad Of .he
: Bar, in the estinstion of lis peers
Such concessions should be apprecia' e.
and remembered in the future, BY ;hs
party fer whose good tho, have besr
rnaie.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Local a. Miscellaneous Items.

- The weather mas been beautiful for
week past.
CHARLEY BARSEs returned IRON the East
on Monday. He reports tcry little snow
cas-. Of Chicago.
--AnrHrR J.. Cox is spending few days
in the st. Croix Valley. He is in the Com
mission business. East Wa'er St Chicago.
-CHAs. C. FIsk, Of ST. Croix Falls. has
started Writing School here. He hss the
reputation Of being IN excellent teacher
B. y. HOPKINS aud SAM CHAsDLEE OF
Milwaukee, were in town this week. Their
visitations are as regular as the SEASONS, and
they are always welcome.
On Tuesday. VIZ. SHADE. of Clifton lost
a valuable horse at Pt. Douglas. He was go
ing on {, the river at the Ferry. with heavy
load # lumber, which pushed the team of the
bank, killing one OF the horses instantly.
We learn that b. Cox h Co. intend erec-
ting another large FIGURING Mill at River
Falls the coming season.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03

A.A meeting Of the people. called by the
merchants Of ST. Paul. and members Of me
Irxislsture Of Minnesota, and hell al 81
Paul on the 9th day of January, a Conven-
1ion Of the people Of the Upper hississpph
ara the State Of Minnesota, was called 10
meet al s.. Paul. on
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 7rH,
q form League az the Merchants. Shippers
ana Farmers of the Upper Mississippi valley
and the State of Minnesota, whereby they
nav be abe 10 concentrate their patronage
and give it az a unit Ia such Lines Of Trans
rorta,inn as will bind themselves TO carry
heights at reasonable rates.
Pursuant to the call Of that meeting. The
people are hereby invited 10 send delegates
70 said Convention who viii Cooperate M
the proposed movement 10 fee our people
from the oppressive exsctIons II the RAILROAD
and Steamboat M0nopulirs. The owners OF
Railroad aud Steamboat Lines not belonging
20 the NoncpOlies. are alsn invited 10 attend
All papers friendly TO the development an's
prosperity Of the West, are requested 10 pub
tIAA this call
EARLE <. YOUMASS President.
~. EoCLCSG. Secretary.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Railroad Meeting.
Yours truly.
Co. CLERK.

A meeting of the citizens Of Prescott
was held at the Council Room last Wed
nesiay evening. FOR the purpose Of Ia
king measures to ensure the building OF
a branch Railroad to connect Prescott
with the River Road from st. Paul to
Winona.
Hon. A. II. You've was chosen Chm,
and NJ. L. Dill, Secretary. Remarks
were made by various gentlemen, all OF
whom were sanguiue of success. ]. W.
Benrdsley, S. Collins, and l.. A. Taylor.
were appointed a committee to procure
the necessary legislation, and J. w.
Beardsley, D. j. Dill. N. s. Dunbar, A.
H. Young. and w, H. York, were che
sen a committee 20 confer with the agent
of the River Road in regard to the terms
of building the branch road. The
meeting adjourned until Tuesday even
ing February 9th.
The importance Of this Railroad con-
nection to this city and the county can
not be overestimated. We see no rea.
son to doubt its accomplishment. There
is but mile and half Of track To be
laid, and the grade is an easy one. We
think it safe to congratulate onr readers
on the prospect of soon being connected
by railway with the 'rest of mankind"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Union Co. Convention.

Thsrs will be 3 convention Of The Cnio n
.ise.Ors Of Pisres County. St Ellsworth, Sat-
ardsy FEB. 10th, q; O'clock. 7 H.. 20 slsct
six delegates 20 attend the Judicial Conven-
zion to be holden a. MsnomoDOs Tuesday.
Rs6 l5th. 1866.
Zach town viii be entitled 70 the usual
nunber 81 votes in the Convention
Nv srdsr Of Union Co, Con. Jan q.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
AGENTS w ANTED.
FOR
HEADLEY'S HISTORY
OF THE
GREAT REBELLION.

THE late Rebellion stands out peculiar
Il and extraordinary in human events and
the magnificent scale upon which the war has
been conducted constitute il one of the
GRANDEST AND MOST BRILLIANT
CHAPTERS OF THE WORLDS HISTO-
RY.
Mr. Headley, Of all writer's j. perhaps best
qualified to portray the stupendOus features Of
the mighty contest. His previous works on
less momentous themes have placed him ia
tn first position, rs a graphic and po1rerfil
dc!i'edt0r Of ,0dr s. e1cs and characters. and
the magnitude aud granduer of the present
satject, impart 10 his pen this fire and vigor Of
vel mere exalted inspiration. aud furnish
ample scope for the highest exhibition Of his
dscHliar genius for m'Iitars description. Tn
der bis powerful pen the stirring scenes of tie
" n pass il. review with the yiYidness and
dstinctness of a present aud living reality f;
While his great talent for condemnation en-
ablss him 10 embody eyefvthing of iIupor-
lance in compass just s,si.ed to the prbiic
rant From no other source can so clear aud
comprehensive an inprsssioa Of the orssld march
Of events be Obtained. SO easily and agreesbly
as from SIR Hrsdley's Work.
The Second Volume, complei ing this Work.
(aiSO complete IN ONE VOLUME will be issued
in March 1850. AgeAts wanted to engage
in its sale in every town in the Unied States.
Its rapid and unparalleled sales holSs out tc
irnlrstriouS and perseyering men the most sat
i,iac.Ory inducements and guarantee 10 IL, m
larger profits than they Gun obtain from any
other book or from almost any other employ
ment.
Agents now in the field are meeting with
astonishing success.
For particulars apply 10 or address.
r. l.. TREAT.
III So Clark ST.. Chicago, III.
Prescott. Feb. Sd. 1896 4.w.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Judicial Convention.

A Convention Of tine Union electors of'hs
s.h Judicial District viii be held st Msnome-
ace on Thussisy the 18th day Of February
ns1t ai Q O'Clock p n 20 nominate candi-
date for Circui, judge 10 be Supported al the
coming election.
ESch county will be entitled 70 one dsle-
gate at large. ard one delegate for every ore
hundred and day and fraction over one her.
drri votes cast at the last general election.
as follows, wig:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03
Pierce Comfy Agriculture.
Society.

The annual meeting Of Fierce COUNTY ~.
ricultuTal Society will br held at lhe City
Council room of the City OF Prescott. ~
"wednesday the 7lh day OF February. 1866. =,
10 o'clock A. NJ. for the purpose ,f .l.r,inx
officers for the year ensuing. and for doing sny
other bushes thought proper wien Ia.;.
WV. HOWES. Rec. Sse'y,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-02-03

tE A new line of steamboats, is TO be pat
on the Mississippi from La Crosse to St. Paul,
in opposition to the Davidson line. abou,
which 81 much complaint has been made. or
course the line has satisfactory assurances Of
fair treatment from the railway company, or
such Line would not be started.