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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
NoERGE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the notes OF
In the City Bank of Prescott must he pre-
scented at tile hank Comptroller sOffice. at
Madison. for payment. within three years
from the date of this notice. or the funds de
pusited with the Blink Com pfroIler for the re-
H. MILLER, President.
H.S. MiB1EE, Cashier.
Prescott, June lst, 1861. 5-y
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4 New Enterprise. 90 za1
THE FIRST NATIONAL
Something Important TO tho
People Of Pierce County.

We are happy to lay before our read
-ers the following particulars of New In
stitution in this city. which cannot fail to
interest our readers.
For the benefit Of those in any
degree unacquainted, and wishing to buy
Goods in this Market, we give, (gratia)
list Of the best places to ego for diff
ferent kinds Of Merchandise.
FIELD d WILSON.
For Fine Dress Goods and Trimmings
Of al late style, and at low prices. the
best place Is al The
FIRST NArIoNAL.
For Domestics. such as Sheetings,
ShirtingS. (bleached or brown9 Ticks
Stripes, Deuims, Drillings, Cambrics,
Crashes, Batting, Wndding, Carpet warp
coIored or white, Prints, Delaines, or
Ginghams, the best place to GO is I'M
doubtediy to Field d Wison'sat the
FIRsT NATIONAL.
Won want Linens OF any description,
Table Cloths, Napkins, Handkerchief,
Diaper, Towels or Crash, 60 to
FIRST National.
If you want Cloth and Trimmings, be
sure and go to the
FIRST NATIoSXL.
Ifyou want worsted goods, Nujias,
Hoods. Scnrfs, Shaw's, or. anything in
this line, you can probably save 25 per
/ cent by buying al tho
FIRST NATIONAL.
But for Wrappers or Drawers for Ell
ther men or women,s wear, or wool
Yarns, or FlanneIs, or Lirseys, or Cots
ton Fannel-, we would advise you to
60 to the ~
Flnsr NA4IosAL.
If Won want Hat, or Cap, or Ladies'
Furs, or Umbrellas, or sany:hing Of this
description, the best place we know Of is
the .-... h.
FRsr NArroyAL.
But when you want Boots or Shoes,
/ Moccnsius or Overshoes, FOR men, WON
ca or children, yen can DO 20Per cent
better than anywhere else ut Tho
FIFsr NATIONAL.
You can nlso find fuller and better
selected stock Of Yankee Motions At tie
above pIace than elsewhere
FIELD Il WILSON.
L. Groceries. We have folly postal
I our.c, Is. and End better stock al much
the lowest prices. nj tho
/ First NaTIoxAL,
For Crockery or Stone ware We wo'd
advise YOU 10 SO 10 the
For Karos rne Lamps. Lanterns or Oil.
I 60 without fail, to the
FIRST NA7IoyAL.
I A. lie most Of people ere getting to
wear Clothes now days, We HiIl Just
mention that the best place to 90 if you
want iate styles, good goods, and your
moneys worth, Is 10 the
FIRsr. NATIONAL.
And COR CAR further ativhutaga NO
would say thst III hook: M Ter i3'ol
f. Goods at reasonable rates, We thiuk Il
vii pay YOU 10 60 to The
FIRsr EATIoEAL.
! The best stock Of Ladies Cioaks.
I Sacques, Shawis and hoods IN town, cHn
! 10 found at the
FIR,T NATIONAL.
! P. S.-Ifyou want TO huy all your
/ Goods ut one place, You can probably
do full as well at tie.
+ FIRST NATIONAL.
/ P. S-Tho FIRST EationaI' men
/ toned abo;e in | or 2 places, is eonduc.
FIELD q WILSON.
I P. S.-Tf you wan; 10 bay anything,
+ and pay for It, the 4hest place is unqnes-
tonab,y the Fnst National. Go there
4 r Il
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
ESCOTT
LAND & LAW OFFICE !

.s5- WILL PRACTICE LAW - ALL
COURTS.
Ig" Lands for Sale in every township in.
Pierce County.
- Interest paid on School and Un;Tersi-
ty Lands. Also, Patents obtained on State
Lands.
q Several hundred acres of the best tim
bered lands in Pierce County.
- VIII secure back pay. Communication Of
rat ons. Bennies and Pensions.
- Agents for the Putnam, and Hartford,
of Hartford. a,rd the Security. Of New York.
The Ne. York Life Mutual. the Connecticut
Mutual, and the Northwestern Accident lus.
Companies against Accidents, The best COm-
panies in America.
~ VIII Pay Taxes, and Buy and Sell
Lands.
WISE * CORP.
Prescott. August ist, 1867. I4-yl
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given. that on the 3Iss
day Of October 1867, I shah proceed TO draw
the names Of those toserye rs esrand and Pet
it Jurors at the next terra Of The Circuit
CouFt to be held al Ellsworth. cumraeReing
ON tie 9Th Moista in Naveriier. 1851. So
= $50 o.sWs BROWN. Clerk ,
Ellsworth. Oct. 8. 1867 i4-x3
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02

IAElttl LAFl4A
Erysipeias, Ne:tIe-Tasil. salt EssscsgT.i
scroFIIa. CurhHncIcs, Bells and Pies.
1t is very easy 10 say Of this. or Of any other
,Icdicine 1T i the very best remedy known"
1t is not always So easy 20 prove il. Is j.. hnw
ever. exceedingly gratifying to the Proprietor
ofths medicine, that. willie he declares to toe
public that this Is Almost wonderful and effective
specific for lIumors. stated above, he has
abundant pruof 1T hand 10 sustain his statement.
For sixteen years the lIrNoU DoCToE has been
manufactured and sold. and every year has
increased the value Of its reputation. and the
auourt IF It's sales. In New Hampshire, where it
originated. no remedy for humor. is so highly
prifcd. An cmineut hysi:.iau tuoa an army surg.
COM wheIr practising Ia View famrshire. purch-
ascd between fifty and sixty gallons oft. during
,0Iue or eight years and used it in his prac
ticc lie has since then ordered il for the hospital
where be was stationed. Other physicians have
purchased It, and have used it in practice with
great success. When Tie Proprietor lived in New
HAMPSHIRE. at Gofistowu Centre. for the space OF
thirty or forty miles around. and IN Manchester
particularly the llUNoR D0CrJR was we'll known
and highly valued for the numerous and wonder
ful cures hicl Il effected. Though manufactured
in large quantities the supply frequently
exhausted. and purchasers. had to wait for more
to bc made. In that region some very severe cases
eI,,,.;,.ai-,r ,,o,t,I iii - 81 fI,, 80
-
cured Erysircias sores. orcarbnncles, those ugly.
painiul ulcers. were entirely removed wherever
this medicine was faithfully used. So il was with
Scroiula and Salt Rheum. Tie nvNoR DoCroR
cured them.
For the sake Of showing what is thought of it.
"a few testimonials are here inserted:
Milton Sale, EsG., ESo,sou.
Isr~jY certify ftJi sor,ig ofiisf seish E0i1z
for tara g.GJy .reiiQ Themselves Efo1i hy lbsJz and
of1s5 fUIfs Bly bi The Sfr.igx nnHiri rliiifyed
fran them Understandable. N,tcs IL Ia sal h.gt
It hffi fed SsreIdi If tie mast l0DRr flsel 1,ls-
hes bI ,iti,qt rer0rjig the 9fiof1f ~ tfEgfh IL
ne sa,sssi reqaes o. au ,ai,uai l,nd ,ras induce.
q LIZ - ' ia I5'.l y lf..s ,'a on ray
XXX ,ciy = - - -; 30 ~ =, = 20. ~
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a@s s,ag is.a ,oi f = ,Ja s' is Il ~
w o' egte gas TS,g 'gretf 1,a ols.'ngts ~ ~
~Eaais d;i -~yl ,'osr on ~ iryi,t ms c.4a,tis
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TIE haa 'ei6. oGest iacs irebatig oaa5a,a-
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tIte t . .,, ri sg, . z, yg li g,s 't I,
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
BEARDsLEY d LTFoRD.
P. V. WISE,
WISE & corp,

A TToRNEYs & CouSsELoRs. At Law. VIII
- practice in ALI. Courts Will attend to
Collections generally. Office On Broad ST..
Prescott. Wisconsin. -
August lst IS67.s lI-ii IS
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london, Paris. DubIin, Linz,

BesaucOn. Bayonnc. st. Dizier. Chalpns,
and they have been furnished by
special command. To- the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
LUMBER, LATHS,SHIHGLES

r'ickets. and everything pertaining to Gem
eral Lumber Business. and We hope. by hon
oralle aud fair dealing. to merit a liberal
share Of Tie public patronage.
GEO. p. JACOBS.
HIRAM NEWMAN.
Pres oft. Sept. II. 1867. 20-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02


Section /. The foregoing proposed amenl-
mcilt 10 the constitution If this State shall
&c submitted to The people at a general cleo
ton 10 he held on TUESDAY succeeding the
first Monday of November. 1861. and if the
people shall approve aud raiify said amend
iapiit by majority of the electors voting
thereon. said amer dment shall become part of
the constitution Of this State.
Secti0n 2. The form Of ballot To be usrd
in voting io approve and ratily said amend
meHt shall be flor amendmeAt 10 the c0usti-
rution." and disapproye said amendment. and
against the same. for amendmeIItto the con-
sfitufion. no." which shall be on the general
ballot used NJ said election and deposited IN
the same box. and all persans qualified by
law 10 vote Mt any election in this State snail
be deemed voters on this QUESTION.
Section g. The VOTES east approving and
iatifvng or disap. rowing said amendment.
shalt he counted aud turned by the inspcc-
tors of the election in 81 respects as VOTES r
state officers are counted and returned and
the officers now designated hv law 10 canvass
lie returns of votes for state officers. shall
canvass the returns oil His quesiiun. al the
same lime and place and umler the same reg
ulaiinns and restrictions nnw provided bv
law for caiiyassrrg aud declaring the returns
OF the election for state officers.
That n vote IS 10 be taken upou an amend
mend to The general banking law. ia pursu-
ance Of flle provisions 81 joint resolutions
rnnnher twelve, api roye Ell April 9ls67, which
provides = iol1ws fta2
Pramhis aud resolutions IN relation TO sub
HIiiingan atnendneid 30 the general bank
ing Law of this State To a vote OF the people.
WSszBAR. Ar are saakitled "s@ sae 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
NEW LUMBER YARD
AT PRESCOTT.

WE WOULD announce 10 the citizens Of
w Prescott aud vacnity, that we have
opened a Lumber ard at Prescott, where
NAV be found all kinds of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
FRsr NATIONAL.

But when you want Boots or Shoes,
Moccasius or Oyershoes, for men, WON
ca or children, yen can DO 90 per cent
better than anywhere else ut Tho
FIFsr NATIONAL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1867-11-02
Flnsr NAT1oxAL.

If Won want Hat. or Cap. or Ladies'
Furs, or Umbrellas, orsany;hing Of this
description, the best place we know Of is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-08

~ already reported, during the past week primary
meetings were held by the German liquor Dealers in the
different wards Of fhc city, under the auspices Of
executive comnissee revpssy appointed for the par
pose Of organizing party whose object it shall be 10
continue TO aeste the question against the present Ex
else law with view Of ensurng It's repeal certain Of
it's more Objectionable provisions District organizations
formed in each ward, and FIVE delegates appointed
for eacn certain district who last night held their first
meeting with a view OF organizing central organza-
ton in place OF the previous executive committee
formed at q convention of German societies.
The meeting last night was held Hubner's HOTEL in
the Bowery. All the wards were fully re-
presented with the exception of the First,
Third, Fifth and Twelfth, The delegates comprise
number Of leading Germans of this city of every po-
ltcal shade Of opinion. The convention called 10
order by Mr. Maschowski, and organized by the
lection Of Coroner Schirmer for chairman Mr.. Freyer
appointed Secretary TO whom the credentials Of the
delegates presented. The officers elected only
pro tenn. committee organization, consisting Of
delegate from each district appointed to make
nominations for a permanent board OF officers which
are 10 be presented at the next meeting To this
mittee subsequently added the previous executive
committee, and the same instructed meet at early
day.
Several lengthy debates ensued various questions
proposed and addresses the subject delivered
by Captain Seebach, Mr. Sxtus l. kaph Maschowski,
Suffer, Bernheimer, Schroeder and other prominent
delegates A, late hour the convention adjourned
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CoHfgcATIon.

iron me Pittsburg Commercial, trcpD June 81
Thsddeas Stevens has written n letter vb.rein he
ntmates that claims for damages resulting from the
var, u not satisfied BY conhscating rebel property
enouia pe paid out OF the United states Treasury
here y Question that should be met n once IL
snouiu oe settled foreveraud that too, ~ the earliest
momen,-,nsi not one cent shall be paid from the
openea would prove 10 be bottomless pit into which
AL we revenues for incacuabe number OF years
DC torown without much tho sintest echo re-
turning Many cases Of great hardship doubtless there
put they are but the sacrifices which citizens were
ced upon 70 make 70 save the government To UNDER
maied by taxing the many--alI Of whom, in a general
way, have likewise surered-ehould not be thought Of
and Would be found 70 be utterly impracticable The
var came suddenly, q calamity TO all--in way or
another All have suffered; II some, than others
the inequality parallesed by thousand thingsrn life
Ior whicn compensation v never dreamed OF. Mr..
stevens has started a vcoue dea-one II permitted 10
ooan fccsAoid wv prove iOs source 81 incseIable
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sprcIu coaRfspoxosxcs or TINE HERALD.

A Man Having n Large Amount Oh "Sney
Jumps from an Express Train INTO the
River, and In Drowned.
PouGHKEErsiE June Z, 1867.
Information received this city from the conductor Of
the Cincinnati express train the Hudson River Rail-
road, due here at twelve inmates after four A. M
states that extraordinary case Of suicide occurred On
that train this morning The particulars are as fol-
lows As the passing Stockport, short dls-
lance this side of Albany German name unknown,
jumped from the platform OF OF the passenger cars
and was undoubtedly killed He had large sum o.
money on his person. and from his talk and actions was
thought 10 DO He took the other passengers LOT
thieves and and every few moments gaspeu
revolver which he kept his lap as II TO deien2 hn-
self from an imagined attack HIS fellow passengers
were considerably frightened thinking he might SHOOT
some OF them, and they felt relieved when he let tne
car On the arrival Of the train at HUDSON Two men
were sent back 10 search for him, but up TO quarter
past Six this morning they had not succeeded in nndng
the body and It is thought he jumped oil the river SIDE
into the Hudson and drowned II this is the case
ms body will probably not be recovered for some days
me train was running very fast at the time, and ne
could not possibly have escaped alive. While on The
cars he tore paper off roll Of bills marked $500 He
earned hrs money in a satcheL
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TIVE sIDyvfsANT LIBEL SUN.
Ts0bs Police Cears.
Before Juss,ce HOGAN

Ne hearing Of this resumed yesterday before
Jo@sce Hopn The omplainani was no, In court The
proceedings, after . bsscf examination OF Mr. Thomas
BovEn, broehsrin-av 70 Mr.. siuyvesant snd in con-
aectOn with ~som IN the divorce suit u u alleged the
defendant Taft berse epea the of husband
confined 70 the svidence to the haeily Of the
parties known - the New York News Company the de-
Gas ultimately adjourned un Tuesday ne1i TO slve
counsel time 10 produce further prcof.
rRsumovy OF rBoKAs RowRlS
Thomas Bowman. examined by Mr.. James am
hsobss law 70 Mr. Theodore stuyvrsant; boarded
Die hoese with Mr.. and Mrs. siuvvesant for about
years went 70 board there at the request OF Mr. stuy
ve-an himself read the matter knoVn the libel IN
pctorc sberc particle OF truth for the picture
article connected with a. guilty Of any
rcgnar Improper conduct towards Mrs Stuyvesant-
never and lhe whole Of the article question and the
picture entirely untrue as far a. an concerned.
Gross xsnniued-Saw the affidavit In which tho charge
Gas made against hrs stvyvesant and himself;
hnew or heard Of such accusation before: the
sndAvt IN Mr. Jsmes ONCE read OF the matter In the
rApen nc suRposed wax the party accused no
vas mect oned
by MI James, made affidavit denying The charge
Aans myself and Mrs stayyesant. that sndavit
r~ed ~ In Coun u Common Pleas
John H. Jackson, clerk IN Mr. Jsmes' ofncr ~as called
~ inon as 70 hs going TO the Office Nc Spruce
eeN sne Eaohcahor ONCE OF the Iut.xfvated Ecsice
80 tnere vss fnfonsd BY clerk Of the Of the
Sem6ers az tht New York News roUoanv
M Fsllerton objected 70 This mode n nroof IN which
ssenghy DISC useon followed, ending in the Court adj
jonrnibe The furber hesrnr OF ,hs rase I'M tuesday,
esxA " enable counsel to prove the ushiy Of .he 10
scsdapt ~ other Witnesses
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nR vERGNES' ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS,
NOS. 4 AND EAST ELEVENTH STREET,
CORNER OF FOURTH AVENUE.
TO THE NERVOUS RHEUMATIC AND
ALL SUFFERERS From FUNCTIONAL AND


DIR. NJ. vERGNES. the inventor Of the Eleotso
Chemical Bath and for the last twenty practitioner
OF his peculiar system OF electro chemical
the solicitation Of his numerous patients and Of many
prominent members of the medical profession been
duced to enlarge his facilities for his baths that the delays
that patients have hitherto encountered will be avoided
has taken the comm0dioas houses Nos and East
Eleventh street. door from Fourth and fitted
them the most perfect for the application Of
his method Of electrical treatment No. 10 exclusively
devoted to ladies.
To his patients and those acquainted with these Baths No
recommendation is necessary but sufferers who not
of their advantages word of explanation should ~
given The Baths pleasant and agreeable 70 lake. and
cannot possibly do HARM They operate directly and
fully the system and on all the Of ME-
By nervous suherersthose temporarily exhausted BY
business excitement other de6atlng
well those suffering from chronic asOgders-
the effect il ct realized Paralysis be cured -!
well averted. by their timely e..pt4
neuralgia other diseases will nd immediate res Let
the afflicted but bath and they will realize he ovAA<
tages Of this mode Of treatment.
These Baths well known the medical professor
Is the potent cause Of many Ills 10 thoroughly eradcated
by their
Ladies will ind these Baths especially advantageous.
They Immediately nv gorating and remove al func.
onal rders restoring harmony and natural ac0n
sides besides being agreeable they softsninG
and refreshing influence the and complexion, bring
ing the natural Of health and viQor.
Physicians prescribing baths for their patients WI nd
the following 10 constant readiness. wiz
Sulphur, Iodine.
Sulphate of Quinine.
Phosphate of Iron.
Hydrochlorc
Nitric, Sodauve.
The Doctor may be CONSULTED all hours by patients do.
string TO take the treatment.
Entrance for gentlemen, No T. ladies, No Bas&
Eleventh street.
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suede N wAsRlxcTos sovast.

man, apparently German OF about .hirty-6ys or
forty years OF age committed suicide last night ssuns
ten O'Clock In Washington square BY shooting himself IN
the head ocer seed Of the Fifteenth precinct heard
the report Of the pistol, and going in the direction
whence the sound proceeded, found the body OF tho
suicide With the pistol lying along side the body The
appearance or deceased that he had placed the
barrel OF the pistol in his mouth and had then pulled the
trigger discharged the pistol, the bullet lodging The
bran and killing him, Of course almost instantly ON
his person found purse containing small amount
OF mooey memorandum book containing account
Of W. Ssibach with Edward Kolsch OF 81 Hudson street.
and q ticket for military excursion. The body was
senyeysd H. tie ENseentb prssIpct staten bouse
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JUDICIAL lMpEACHmEaTs.
impeachment in Missouri.


From the ST. Louis Democrat tradical), June 81
JUDICIAL BUsHwHACKER
The articles Of impeachment against the late Judge
King have been sustained He is taken from the bench
stripped Of the judicial ermine and for years dsqua
flied for any official trust responsibility We congrat-
ulae the loyal people Of the Fifth district that the law
upon which they rely for safety, will no longer be dis
coored tainted and perverted from its true meaning
and rendered powerless for good praise
and terror to them that do welby passing through
channel 30 unsuitable.
From the St. Louis Republican conservative June A. ]
From beginning 10 end this whole proceeding has
exhibition Of radical malgnity and intolerance. The
spirit Of justice and iberaty has cropped out at step
Of the process, from the first moment when IL
solved TO mpeach Judge King up to the final vote yes
terday. No impeachment lies against him q man.
His fame upright citizen is unsullied. As thor.
ough, outspokcn. answering friend of the Union
throughout the war he was known throughout the
State. As lawyer and judge he honor for him
SELF and had the full confidence Of the good and the
wee Az ajudge OF law he conscientious, and inde-
pendent and fearless But all this failed TO commend
him to the malignant bigos and block who
pose the General Assembly Of MiAour. long Is he
also bigotcd radical partizan recorder Of
radical opinions. Judge Kings sole CRIME is that he
docs not entertain legal opinions suited to the ferocious
party passions Of his radical prosecutors
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One Man Fatally Injured and Two Others
Badly Hurt.
PouGuKEEPlE, June T. 1867.
boiler attached TO portable engine near Craigve,
on the Newburg branch Of the Ene Railroad exploded
this morning, destroying the building in which il was
located, knocking down the smokestack, and carrying
the boiler into yard.
Three persons were badly injured, viz
Dr. Sears, badly scalded, and otherwise seriously
injured the left sde being found buried in the debris,
and will probably die He is single man. about thirty
two years Of age His father " a minister at New
Brunswick, N. J.
Mr.. McBrney very dangerously scalded and suffer-
ing great agony II is feared that he will die He is
about thirty years of age, and married.
Mr.. Merritt who is not badly scaded as the others,
and will probably recover.
Dr. Mofatt, local physician. and DIR. Ely, OF New
burg did all in their power TO aid the sufferers.
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TIE stsTswtsTtm sARst,u ruw,asy.
10 TnE EDlroR or rms uyRAtp.

Asros HcrsE, Nrw YoHK June = 1867
The SPECIAL telegram to the Bn.lr dated Chicago.
June 1867 In reference 70 the election o. Directors of
,,e Chicago and Northwestern Railroad COMPANY states
shsA my rame appears upon the opposition ali stree
ticket y not stakeholder, and therefore N.
eligible te The once Of director q that corporation Nv
name "a !. ~ vitbcei my kro~edre o. authority
NA Y, IAkso
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Impeachment In Tennessee.
From the Cincinnati Gazette, June g.

TEE CASE JUDGE FRAZIER
The Senate OF Tennessee, sitting High Court Of
Impeachment has convicted Judge Thomas N. Frazier
Of the charge brought against him. and has declared
forever disqualified from holding any Office Of trust
profit In the State. This decision Is eminently proper
and just and the unninchng 10y aists the Tennessee
Legislature have honored themselves by vindcaton OF
legislative privileges which will stand forth his
tory precedent for action in similar cases. and as
warning 70 ambitious and usurpng iudgcs