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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-23

sE- St. Croix County pol,ed 1850 votes
nj the last election
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PREscorr, Wisconsin, Nov. %, 1867.

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Niles, S Farnsworth, VIM HOtchkiss, G / Ap
Roberts. Robert SprOul, John Vance. WIN
Funk, J ID Trumbull, S A Green, Z NJ Sands
II y Wood, w Denham. NJ G Holt.
PETIT JURORS.
C 3 Covell. G II Holt, Amos Carroll, L r
Smith, Lewis Marser, Geo Belts. S n Ross.
Ii Newman, c Z Aeacham. S Bailey, II
Stone, Geo Hougl;aling, j ID Otis, Geo Tea
chout, w d Judd. J 5 Copley. L II Caldwell,
W Finley, Allen Hamlin. II b Farnsworth,
NJ ID Proctor, Geo Dresser, Edwin Levings,
VI Tozer. J Elliott. " Fisher. David Wejh-
erin, r Nero, Edwin Niles. U 5 Isaacs, jos
Young, James Taylor, u r Prince, j Hell
GERMAN, E A Dopkins, E Kimmel, A Brown,
Peter Sherman. l. j Marsh, Mozier, Peter
Bruner. II Pritchard, j Rosenberger, ID Bru-
ner. VIM Rouse. ID Brown, g L Barton. w
Kinne, H N Preston, o TerpeniRg, B
Maynard. J n Adams.
4 petition was then presented to the Board
from citizens of River Falls and Clifton, to
lay out and establish a certain road in said
towns. which petition was laid on the table
on account OF iniOrmality. not being in ac-
cOrGance with Statutes.
On motion adjourned to I o'clock Pm.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Upon inquiry into the finances of the Co.
4 Il
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WEEKLY EDITIO1x1i


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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-23

County orders were issued on foregoing
bills and salaries of officers and incideHtals
amounting TO four thorsrnd nine hundred
ninety & 1900 dollars. ($4.99U.l9.)
On motion. adjourned to Dec. %. 1867.
J. W. WYNN, Clerk.
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Total

On motion. the Board of Supervisors of the
County of Pierce do order and determine
that the salary of Superintendent of Schools
De aud the same is hereby fixed at seven hum
dred dollars (S70O) per annum. to commence
on the first Monday of January, A. d. 1868.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted
The Board of Supervisors of Pierce Coun-
ty do order aud determined as follows IL is
hereby ordered and determined that the fol-
lowing taxes be and the same are hereby lev
led upon the tavaxable property of said coun-
ty for the year 1865, to-wit:
County tax. ten thousand dollars $50, 000)
County School tax. one thousand two hun
dred eleven d 33-I00 dollars, (SI, 2II,33.)-
Superintendent's salary. seven hundred dol
lars, (S1OO,) as follows, to.wit:
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The following is a statement Of State Tax
apportioned by the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors TO the several towns and cities in
Pierce Comfy. for the wear 1867
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-23

On motion, RESOLVED, That the foregoing
tobular statement be adopted as the appor-
tionment of special county Jail tax to the sew
eral towns in Pierce county for the year 1867.
On motion, adjourned to o'clock p NJ.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment The
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RNAL
OF THE
BOARD. OF SUPERVISORS,
ANNUAL MEETING.

OFFICE or COUNTY SUPERVISORS,
Ellsworth, Nov. 10, 1861.
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Total. SII64O.36
TAX SALE CERT. ACCOUNT, DR..
To eerts HanU NOV. IA. 1866, SI0.0I6.90
do reed from Co. Treas. on
sale of 1861, 4S44.sI
Int. on eertFs assigned. 3OI 10
do reed in Co.'S hands 5O7,I9I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

ArTrnPr 10 Ro3 A CHURCH --Y Yesterday afternoon
after the conclusion OF mortuary exercises Chris
church Bedford avenue L. d.. the sexton discovered
aged man in the &C, Of carrying of the pulpit Bible
and other articles belonging TO the sanctuary On
examining the pockets Of the anc cnt sinner two memo.
rsndum BOOKS and papers belonging TO tho rector
Pew. mr. Partridge, we're found. lie promptly
arrested by Sergeant Jphn Brennan, OF s Forty NTH
pEzcinci, and being tesen TO tho station house said
bis pane was John routa his age sr'y one and his
occupation that Of a coniect,oner.
THs coryrr srPPIIEs.-Ths Superintendent OF the
Poor mel yesterday for the puroe Of opening the bids
for the county supplies for the ensuing year There
we're about fry bids Cor Supplying tae various commo
dits required and the following beids the lowest the
contracts awarded to them Glass Sp. is Car
bon for -four, &c. at 81 so and $l2 per Dbl CsV No.
IN J. Ohappel, for beef and other meats. Class 40
3-Mr Clark, for Dsh Class No. 4-Mr HusSnbaits,
.Ur rom Isc V ee mo lS ~ from 81
70 T5c per gallon Class NJ 5ames CaIboy for coffee
from $50. TO 4oc per pound Glass No e-Jsmes Car.
boy for OIL salt rice, beans lard, &C. Class No 7Mr
straw, oats meal, &c. Class No o Felt German,
wood, $40 % per cord Glass No. 10-Bernsrd Il Son,
coal. 80 IS per ton Glass No. 1l-Keisey HcIaugh.
lin coal and wood. Class No. l2-rattle h Son, coal
and wood
STRIKE OF RAILROAD L.noRtRs The shoveng gang
yesterday morning struck for higher wages The con-
tractors refused accede the OF the strikers
and pro pow scekng for men 10 take their places There
vas no disorder.
LouoR DEALERS FisED. Thomas NcGsrre was taken
before Ju.,ise ean.el! ysssEdsy, aud sned $50 for
selling liquor without q license. owen Moore, Who
keeps q shades at tho corner Of Navy aud Prospect
streets taken before Justice Cornwsl yesterday,
And lined 80 for selling liquor on sunday.
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THEFT Or A DRAFT, AND WHAT CAME or II.

ia the latter part OF June last letter directed 10 Mr.
John Llenhal No. 90 Warren street, was left by tho
carrier through mistake, at the place VI business OF
Mr. John Lilentha No 90 Centre street. and the latter
on open nz the letter. discovered much to bis Surprise
doubt, that IL contained draft from person In
consn for 5000 49, Instead Of endsavoring 10 asoer
tain who the rph,fnl OF tho drat Lilentha
OF Centre street proceeded to acquaintance of his
named Lchteustcin aud requested h.s assistance 10 In
ducing somebody who could be found ''soldp onouah
10 do go to give him its equivalent In money chten-
stein then proceeded 10 tho firm of Quackenbush n
Hamilton No 1870 Warren street and introduced Iliep.
thai Of Centre street. TO Mr. Hamilton as friend Of hls
who desired 10 bavo draft endorsed. On this repre-.
sentaton being made Mr. Hamilton endorsed tho dralt
Md the money was obtained st No ~ Wall
a., set short time after this transaction
the draft, in passing through the Clearing
house ,as discovered 10 belong 10 Mr. Lionha OF No.
Oh warren street. and the drawers Of the draft IN VIE
conp Al thu gams time learning that the rghtfal owner
had not receiy,In Mr. Hamilton was hold responsible
for his endorsei tent, and was compelled 10 pay the
amount OF its face >rhe latter discovering how no
had been duped infor ned Inspector Dks OF the ar,
and detectives Farley Eustace detailed 70 ferret
out tho whereabouts of entrc street Lilen,baL For
some time their search was W vain but las, evening
they succeeded 10 discovering him at No go Cenrs
street He was Immediately iossed up a. We Le i.u
Office there u await hs appearance peorea htisu,sv
This morning. II has been learned tag Lion'eh.'f'""
led 10 ~. Louis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

Win any indian tribe. He made a sts,smen; 80 "a
House in explanation Of the h son - 80. W 'ne
iorhed uai TIE excuses q The presen. iuI.sS war
WI 10y fnonsand United States scs.ers IN the
Geld amounted 10 81 900 900 week But according 10
General Shsrman's estimate that Il wc'd take three
thousand soldiers TO hold In check f,y hose Indians
o. the Plains. i would require an army thirty
:sssFsa GO Sc s,s5. s;ss 10 s M. ~ 5sss
He att psted the present Indian war q The Chv-
ipgon massSro Gnd 20 the declaration OF enefss She
nan that The army must act with ylnacliye earnest
ness against the Sioux, even 10 their EXTERN nation Of
mer, women and ch!ldren-tLat nothing else woGld
meet the root OF the case. Tho Indians knew that
General Sherman had issued an order TO murder their
yves shu Ntie ehl!dren and they were therefore 10
res lance, and werc justified In that resi- stance.
hr flphiGR inquired whether Mr.. WINDOW sap
posed TINS congress would give the President any such
power either IN lie interest Of humanity Of TIE con-
sulut!onM eovernmsE.l
Mr. WINDOW replied that he lid not Introduce The bill
pcl'i!cal question; IL rose above that L. simply
e't the question where was before the law in eston
was passed.
The debate continued by Mes,rs CovoAe and
heey !hAy the oIl Was read three times and passed.
ADJOURNMENT
M. ELDRIDGB moved that when the Holse adj ourn
to-day adjourn I'll Wednesday. Negs,iy yeas TO-
nays0
Mr.. scoriEin, rep OF Pa moved to ad ourn
MI. sTEyES lrep. OF Pa, appealed 10 HIM With
test the Of the House the quest on OF GYM.
mileage 10 members Tor this session.
Mr. ScsYIErD declined 10 withdraw the motion 20 ad,
jcurn and appealed 10 those who opposed 10
taking mileage for the present session 10 sustain the
motion.
and TIE House thereupon, at quarter before four
O'Clock ad!aurned.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 49, lss7-TR1PIE SHEET

SSponss or endorsement Ia the Senate. He regretted
that the Presios1.. had gent in such document II
might have had bad effect we're not ina, all in,esen'
people would through its lscies 4nsrs Dad been
conquest OF the Southern sistes he dociine o.
conquest could not DO made applicable at ALL
dent favored the assumption OF the rebe. reb He wa.
simply suggesting that upon the theory aud doctrines
which prevailed lately in Congress scch state Of facts
must be br,ught about ~ ! .1I-s-
Mr.. THAYsR, trer 80. ...-y, ~. ro.,on
OF the Preside - OF Neo conaemneo Tue posuon
stten,pt rk as asserted in the message as another
.e n throw obstacle IN the way OF recons,ruc-
" % thought the Senate should treat IL with the
u'n..Jst Indifference.
The message was ordered 10 be printed, and the
Senate at ten minutes past four adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
NEWS From SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN TRlscsco July -, 1907.
The now MERCHANTS Exchange, on Californa strces,
was formally opened today, The ouho'ns On orna-
The steamship America for san Juan, sailed today;
The ship Ellen Austin nas sesrrd LOT wn
81 900 SACKS VI wheat Tie snip d. ~ h"r"an' ''"us
Thsrs,s considersblc panic In mining stares IN the
~ 80, In lie market and yellow Jacket a. $500 -.
k,sus cuIcs q 90 80 80. Wheat u Ne - ~ DAss
10y, O& - No99A 126-
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New York Tl,eafre.

pieaslng adaptation by Fred q. Maeder of Edmond
Yates novel entitled Black Sheep, or the Brand Of 10
cie,y, produced last night at this theatre for tho
first time The plot, which is Of The moral sensational
order, lad in london and fashionable watering
place and gaming Germany, and develops the
salient characteristics OF a well known bacs sheep or
eide 10 escape The scaaod The play Is well pn, upon
the stage and the cast admirable Mes Rose Ey tpge AZ
Harriet Rouh tie recipient OF well meTed paads.
and IN the third act especially Gne beng called be
fore the curtain at It's close. Er Maeder the adapter
appeared or IN first time IL two years George Dali
las, ID. r. Hafhins Stewart Routh, and Charles y
parsloe, Jr, jim Swain, a-London street boy. Few
p,vs run smoothly the Drst night the Hiack
snu. last evening, and the piece being Of iudoious
Iehgth its intensity of interest throughout.
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A M u s < M & Al r S.
BraadyYny Theatre.


a'i evening Mss lula Dean appeared as the Countess
IN knowles pay o. Love This arduous rte is ons
which - calculated every way 10 test the ab.hte of
AN actress and mona but those fully conscious Of innate
strength or firm artistic at lily should undertake il
II they would avoid sham. ana failure. II Is moulded
on rather rigid classical modes has its speeches APP
pares,y measured by the tape line and cut on al the
proper place, while the acton IS very slight and tho
Situations no. remarkably effective Miss DeaDs
however, marked her rendition of last even
ing with strong points, both OF reading and
action Thu subtle elegances OF tho rhetorical
part were plainly developed. It's romantic features
prominently Sc: forth and The Countess altogether pro-
sented In such favorable aud effective coloTs
those who had often condep,nod tho
piece before the OF the lackadasal love sick
rhapsodlzng o! It's dialogue. Mlss Deans portraurs
was quiet undemonslra!iyo and yet strong IN very
la this rJle. performed last evening tho old
admirers of the lady recognized the st fresh heaulea
those characteristics artistic gaces, which made her fame
at The Old broadway The support Afforded ty The stock
company very fine aud even throughout Mr..
sheridan Huon, did remarkably well AID Mrs st0d-
dart also deserves the credit OF having rendered part
OF many 'enghs aud exciting details In manner in
every way satisfactory The hQuse was good Cor the
season, and The audience Pleasantly apprcciG;ive
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Tafse anuoace 'sTee1eu appearance or the conn
bned Japanese aud Arabian iros.>a a, the or, m,io
theatre las. night The orchestra chan ~. ,ar,.,
stalls we're crowded apd the entire house besl6~
ann,s,se on mos, deserving collection OF performer.
Yhe Japanese troupe in their national COSTUME and
tu,,bling AID pos.urng in violent manner, were all
tina, could he desired by the most fasdion admror OF
ths lph nbed gentry The tub trick and the bottnfny
tri,k wore beautifully presented, and the exercises OF
vodng Fora on the Telegraph wire were reai, sur
rrisug an, s;s
The Arabs followed, and with their unusual an" o's
corlan mode of praypg to Allah; their wonderful exer
clses in acrobatism their human pyramids ana spieh
did somersauits formed combination Of acrooa's aug
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Academy Of Music.

Last night Marshall and Doyles hikado Troupe Of
Japanese performers introduced to New fork
aud ence at tho above place II would have seemed,
from the immense which the former troupe OF
Japanese had created that The interest in those ORIENTAL
quite exhausted the desre OF novelty
loving New Workers for exhibitions Of this KIND but
good paying house and liberal encouragement Of tho
present troupe are be taken the criterion Of suc
cess the rocept ION which last night greeted the Mkad0
troupe on their debut this doubt Of rest AZ In All
exhibitions of this nature certain degree Of similarly
must necessarily EXIT: many OF the features Of thte
troupe however, exceedingly novel, Tho top trickl
by Gceroo and son, enthusiastically applauded and
Miss Oyoushkeo and father received with such en-
thusiasm that the far performer herself was called
before the curtain Taken altogether the performances
presented is good one and those who have failed ID
witnessing the exertions OF this wonderful people
would do we'll to avail themselves Of the present op'
uuif0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16
rstMws roscHlssr PROCESSION IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHt,ps PIMA, Jny Is, 1897.
There was a brilliant torchlight procession here this
evening the occasion OF the reception OF tho ExcelT
Fro Company OF bridgeport Conn, whc are Tie gusss
OF tho Good ntent Engine Company Of tn city llolt
two shYusAst afsmsn WIN shsiS apparatus. were In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-16

WAsBNcToN July 10, 1861
The srSlKtR proceeded the first business in order
on Monday TO the call of Satos and Territories for
bills and Joint resolutions for reference Under the CALL
bills and Joint resolutions we're introduced read twice
and ferrsd ne foliowe.
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sratkSasaf
Thou too, o splcndor of the sudden sword,
That drove Che crews abhorred
From Naples and the siren-footed strand,
Flash from the masters hand,
Shine from the middle summer of the seas
To the old Alolides, la
Outshine their fiery fumes OF burning night
Sword, with thy midday light:
Flame as beacon from the Tyrrhene foam
To the rent heart of Rome,
From the island OF her lover and thy iofu'
her savior and her sword r. c,,ro
In The fierce year OF failure ana oi i'Ai'
Art thou not yet the same 4,an oil wings
That vert as lightning. switteaF than all wings
In the blind face Of a lnn g devise desnair
When priests took council 70 os'S0 ''SpAii
She claspped thee, o her sword and hag-bearer
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Prom Sioiaburne's neaO poem, The Song Of
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Manchester, N. H., june II, 1856.


DOVERI N. n, July Y, I605,
r DIR. PoLAND:-I received your letter inquiring as
am happy to say that think it is "ths medicine for
that dreadul sickness tred various prescriptions
but found none that settled the and cleared
the head like the Humor Doctor. felt as though
could hardly wait to get ashore to entreat to In
troduce 1t Into ship chandlery stores that it nay
na its 10 those who suffer npon the mighty deep
IRON sea-sickness Ii captains who take their tam
lies with them, carry engers should trv 1t for
once, they would never be willing to voy age without
1t. nv.
1 have used 1t In my family since its Introduction
to the public, To- bilious habits, heaiache and hu-
mors about my children, and have always found II
cure.
am not fond of having my name appear in pub
lie, and would not consent to it on any other ac-
count but to relieve the suffering; but Ii the forego
ing will be Of any service to you the public, YOU
can make use OF it. Yours,
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-, - @ HAitRIEf NJ. PORTER


+ very confidently and earnestly recommend DIR.
j. W PolanPs humor Doctor as an excellent RENEE
dy tor Humors, having been wonderfully benefited
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the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up so
that was unable to Use my hands in any kind OF
wet work, and Oblige TO wear glo, es In sewing
TO avoid getting blood upon my work. The humor
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quite poor. Som after began To use tie Humor
Doctor could perceive signs OF healing contin-
ued to take the medicine till wss finally cured. My
hands are now perfectly nee from humors and all
appearances my who system Is clear OF it, and has
been for several months used eight DO ties b tore
felt safe to give II up entirely but they cured me-
.e- go HARRIET WHEELER
Stoneham Mass, July 5, 1856
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MILLS HOUSE.

CHARLESTON, .... $50. CAROLINA.
VNHE proprietor has the pleasure to inform the
travelling public that the above house Is now open
for the reception Of guests having made extensive AZ
teratons improvements, and refurnshed 1t through
out tits now in capital ORDER and every exertion Wi
be made to render 1t acceptable to his patrons.
nolOeod8m JOSEPH PURCELL.