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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
Lutte A. TAYLOR, Sec'y.


set 0lclllke q w lllldIlis EeifSTtLSeHleill
They do excellent work.
- The article by Judge Foster on this page
viii repay perusal. The Judge was one Of
the very earliest settlers in the st. Croix
Valley, and his opinions about IFS resources
and the natural points for business Is deserv-
ing of candid consideration.
Capt. Charley Jewell has returned
from the East, where he has been spending
the winter.
% S. Hutchinson and family have re-
turned from Illinois.
- Call at Stephenson's, on Broad ST., for
oysters, confectionery, etc.
A bill has ben introduced into the Leg
islature 10 Incorporate the village Of River
Falls.
An enthusiastic Burns Festival was held
at Fountain City on the 9th nit.
= Capt. Webb, the we'll known Mississippi
river captain, for five years on the Hasea, has
resigned and will go into the United States
engineer service.
- The city of Red Wing has ordered a
steam ferry boat to ply between that place
and the Wisconsin shore.
= Some of the papers say that the Chica-
go d Northwestern and the Milwaukee d St.
Paul Railway Com panies have consolidated.
1t is not very probable.
- An article from a teacher ia reference to
the County Superintendent will he found in
this paper There has been some dissatisfac-
ton expressed with Mr.. Reed on account of
his being engaged in teaching. We learn
that he had contracted TO teach before being
elected or nominated County Superintendent,
and he could not get released from the con-
tract. The very excellent articles under the
head The School, written by Mr.. Reed and
published in this paper, show that he certainly
understands his business. .
- The calico Party" al Dunbar's Hall
last Friday evening was one of the most
pleasant ever given here. Mr.. Newton fur
nished an excellent supper.
- The great Masquerade Ball comes off
this (Fridsy) evening. There win be plenty
of fun.
- The weather has been warm and clear
the week past, aud the sleighing is very much
injured.
= GEO. G. BAKER, one Of the most noted
"travelists" in the mercantile business who
ever visited this circuit, is now in the employ
of Fairbanks, Calm d Co., 50 Warren St.,
New York. Since his marriage Chicago
cannot hold him.
- The Bank is trustee at this place for the
Mississippi Valley National Telegraph 90.
III. 3. Williams, County Treasurer, is IN
Madison.
A bill authorizing Pierce county 10 lay
out and build State read from Prescott to
the Eastern line of the county has passed the
Assembly.
- The State Journal pretty thoroughly
yentilates the subject of printing the laws in
the State paper, and shows the practice to be
beneficial, and the expense far less than gen
orally supposed.
- G. ]. Butler, of Saltwater, recently shot
large wild cat in his warehouse on the leyee.
= E. Chamberlain has left the Milwaukee
Sentinel, and gone to Chicago. He is nat
ural newspaper man,
= The firm OF Staples. Jersey d Hall, at
Saltwater, has dissolved.
- Mr.. John German has bought Mr.. Che
ney's interest in Cheney d Holmans Furni-
ture Shop.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

FIRE.-Last week Tuesday the Gazette Of
fee and two stores in Green Bay, were des-
troyed by fire. Every one win symathise
with the Gazette publishers, but they will soon
issue a larger sheet than before, and Col. GrN-
rY will again delig hit bis readers, as usual.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

The copartnersbip heretofore existing be-
tween George Smith, James Smith and Jo-
seph A. Mcconnell known as the firm of
Smith Bros d Co, doing business at Dia.
mond Bluff and Trimbelle, is this day dis-
solved by notual consent. All debts due
said firm are transferred to ]. A. Mcconnell,
and all debts against said firm win be paid
by him. Business viii be continued at the
old stands by Joseph A. Mcconnell.
JOSEPH A. MeCoxxELL,
GEORGE SMITH,
JAMES SMIrH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

sE bill has been introduced into the
Legislature, abolishing Pepin county, aud att
taching portions Of it to Buffalo, Pierce and
Eau Claire counties. The people Of Pepin
are said to be generally IN favor Of it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
DEATHS.

Died, at Diamond Bluff, Feb. II, ADDIE
infant daughter of L, d. and d. B. MORGAN
Sweet flower transplanted to better soil.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22
PRESCOTT MARKET.
CORRECTED BY
GEO. A. DILL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, DC.
pnEscorr WISCONSIN, Feb. % Is6a

DR. BEECHER. Dentist, firm of Pierce
II & Beecher, will visit professionally the
st. Croix Valley from Prescott to Taylor
Falls, as soon as navigation opens. 39-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

Good night
Good night, love-the stars ara in sight
We must part, for It's late on the Hill
You take thepath that leads round to the right
And will go down by the mill
Good night.
Good night:
But come at tomorrow 8 twilight
Come early, for will be here
A priest of the soul, by its own inner light,
Shall meet US. and marry MS, dear
Good night.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

Third and last CaII.--TO
Farmers.
Farmers indebted TO G. H. Mccormick
d Bros for Reapers and Mowers, must pay
immediately, or the notes will be left in the
hands of j. S. White for collection.
G. L, BARNES, Local Agent.
Prescott, Feb. Is, 1867.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

~ A ID Post Al. Meetings on
VI. N. IL. the first and third Wed
nesdays of each mouth, over George A Dill's
Grocery Store.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-22

Al persons indebted 10 me are earnestly
seqpested 10 call and settle up their accounts
before the lst If Feb, 1863: after that dale
all accounts wiz be placed in an attorneys.
hands for collection.
LOUIS JrgGPNS
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

ported in fsvsr Of twenty copies Of
the Daily Republican for each me,a.
Der, at ten cents per copy.
Mssliss proposed to let each dele.
gate select his paper, provided tie
price be ssiform. Mctisn tabled, 81
To 26. TAemns moved to substitute
the Committees report with The fol.
lowing That the Committee on
Printing contract for the publication
Of nine hundred copies daily, Of the
Journal, provided the price does no,
amount to more than one thousand
dollars in currency per month"
There is not any apparent conflict
between the San Antonio Express
and the Austin Republican.
Adjourned till morning.
A destructive fire occurred in this
city las: night
Nearly the entire half block Of
buildings on the corner Of Congress
A.enuc and Pecan stree, we're con
sumed.
Loss estimated at $50, 900 in gold
T. Evans, grocery and provision
merchant, Su,er 4 Hirsb6cld, and X.
:. Bacon, merchants, are the princi
pal sufferers.
Only small insurance.
OFFICERS or rnE ScAiAwAo Cos.
vgSrIoN President F j Davis,
Of Nueees county
secrctary-W. V Tunssll, Of
Anderson county.
LIST Assistant Sccretary-A. !.
Bennett, of Nueccs county.
End Assistant secre,ary-U. NJ.
Taylor, Of Travis county,
Enrolling tlcrk-Max Mobius, Of
Galveston county,
Engrossing CLERK -Gco. Ann
strong, Of Lamar county.
Scrgean, at Arms-W II Oral an !,
Of Hunt county
LIST Assistan, Sergeant u Arms
j X Williams. Of Pamela cuuu'y
2nd Assistant Sergeant At A ms
Henry Willis (eolored,l of Travis
county.
Doorkecper-W William Priest, OF
Travis county,
Assistant Dcorkccper Seipio Ne
kcc, of Bexar county.
fkn,lo;o tIo.., Ran;cl az E,v
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Notice..

THE Subscriber sAks. this msti,od of
l informing his fri ods aad the psb.
lie generally, that ~ l,ss psschassd he
entire intrrest Of W.. lisaiasA ID The
Mammoth Livery ttsbIs, ~ Assis
Street, where no iatsnds sssryiag IN .
general Livery baaiaess, fsssoss wisA-
Ing 70 hire buEsies Asd hessss, ssdAls
horses, hacks, wagons, dy.ys, L., sss
be accommodated liz Onaibas will
always bs In wsisi~x u ths DspA
O. q the arrival d shs cars f'ss
Shreveport, ready u convey passse.
gers 70 any part Of The city Hossss
will i's fed BY the ~onsh, wssk, day, -
single feed, - seAsos,abls vatss
d. A. = Stewart y ny daily asthos.
issd seses, who will give his ssdlvtasd
sttsnsjon 70 the business
X. n iiAk4}ROvE.
Narshaii, jshua,, ~ nzlM
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

Antelope, the Washington cor
respondent of the Picayune, in a re-
cen, letter, relates the following
notice with real pleasure state
ment in Hartford paper to the Of
feet that l.. p, Morton, Esq, ono of
the most prominent and respected
bankers of this city and London, is
now engaged in Che rare work of
paying of liabilities that were in
Cured years ago when he was mem
Der Of dry goods firm here, not
withstanding these liabilities were
settled for a given sum by the credi-
tors of the Arm at the time, and Mr..
Morton held their receipts in full
But Mr.. Morton was not the man
to rcsS satisfied with This partial pay
meut. What he owed those who had
credited him was an even dollar, aud
though at the time his house was
dragged down in the storm that
swnmped so many he could not pay
dollar for dollar, he has seen the day
since in his successful business of
banker that he could thus psy them,
and that payment is now being made.
Surely such an instance OF mcr-
camille honor and fidelity is worthy
of warm praise, while the example is
one that all who are similarly situn-
ted might initiate with the liveliest
satisfaction and lasting profit 1t
reminds me of sou who set about
to ascertain the debts OF his poor dc.
ceased father, though those debts had
never been asked for by the creditors,
simply because the father died poor.
Yet, the son, with an hoaor and in
tegr;ty that must have blessed his
own soul forever, was as anxious to
pay of those debts as though they
were his own
These are some of the green spots
in iife--deeds that brighten with =
more than worldly lus.re, and which
are worth more to the one who dis.
pcnses them than aAy thing which
mere money could purchase.
There is no doubt that men that
net thus derive 'ighi,
that rn an u t. sure
can give The icc lc ed,
ri a. l.. .io
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1868-06-19

Mausdeld's Mississippi Diarrhea Cor
dial rapid and never failing specific
for cholera, cholera morbns, disrrhca,
lyscntcry, collie, lux, and loosenc-s Of
the bowels Purely vegetable IA its
composition, and prepared at our labors-
tory from banks, roots, berries, gums,
and herbs Mansfield a iiigbee, sole
proprietors Memphis, Tennessee
Entered according 10 act Of Congress,
in the year 1867, by Mansfield a llig-
bee, in the District Court of the United
States for the Western District Of Ten
ncssee. For sale by J. u. Lancaster
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To the Public.

wish. throagh >his nedium, to cor
rect ssae salss iapssasioas which have
bees nads upon he ntn1s OF the pub
lie, ESPECIALLY the nero hants in the in
terror A rspest ksa been circulated
To the sdess hat bed bsea Cor would
bel prosecuted for ~sins the IiaiI a
spesr plow ~ pattern at ray Foundry,
and that Judgment woald br obtained
agaisst me for Fifty Thoa.and Dollars.
The parties who circulated the report
usri !; a. =" a.Samcn. why the people
should not continue Ia encourage inc
with their patronage, rs my enterprise
they contcnded) could not withstand
the pressure that Wss som 10 come
against ID have been apps;ssd Of this
report for the last six months, and had
thouen, that ! would treat 1t with si.
lenee. but recent intelligence has led
me 10 believe that il Is necessary for me
10 contradict these statements, and |
nov ,ay the public that no such suit
ha. ever been entered against me, and
further, II such prosecutions should ever
bc instituted, apprehond no fears as
20 It's results While upon this subJec,
| will state ~ my friends, as well rs the
pablo, ,hat my FOUNDRY Gf M Prov.
dental disasicr) is onc Of the Pcrma.
non, Institution of Eastern Texas As
m evidence Of the fnct have the iastc.
rial, on hand, aud am now prepared and
will have ready for the Fall and Winter
trade 5000 Stocked Turning plows
2OBlD extra Points lOsn extra Land
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Public Examination.

The annual examination OF the Pupils
of tho Marshall uniser.ity viii bsgin
- Tuesday, The 1ssd iast The sss-
dents will aechim in public Al the Rap
t'st Church, on the evening Of the Oath
The patron. aud friends Of th> inst
,ution, and the public generally are in.
,ited 10 attend.
+ ; BASS, President
June 70, isSs. n46-lt
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l.Uek uws fer = stray Csee.
OTRAYED II about he LEI u April,
y rcd sosssl heavy hsik nars cak,
shoat ; year, 81 ssst fall Has . -.
cad Z scar Ia ths Eeeshssd 4 6bsssl
reward will h. psiA for information
leading 70 her rscovsy. Addrso ~
undersigned at Marshall
MIA Ises AAsss "a s1D>h y
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BUY THE BEST ENNV.
Stall No. 10 In the Market.

T'IiE undersigned haze q" haed = lot
j Of choice. fas beeses, and will con-
tinus " keep siss very best thu. csn be
purchAssd " god beef aud careful
sttsalioa " business will eonstitsea =
proper rscosnnc ndat,oa, they may, with
comkdcscs, invite ea.io,a.
They respectful soIieit share u
patronage.
Ii certain Ia call at No ~ in the
market. Ai,rr. "a toners will always
hnd e hf
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Tyler Stage Line.

TIVE ssdsnigned hes
! placed - ths line b.. =
swsss MssSAsil ~ Tyks, -
lins II 1onesA wAish rsW togahsiy
lssvisg Mssskall SD Tyler - koeAcy
~ r6esstay.
his Mss u ii,agss vill Prov Of gsss.
sdvaaaaos = ~ 6ssslise pebaje. Ne
sspsass wt1 b spased v rssdss he
9Sp c0sAfkstAoasto N vho take ~ :vssts
n ~ iassy)ss. AZ
J. o. 1u1DolA
Juss 5, ~ s4- lSso1Av
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ICE! ICE!!

xlyE arc prepared to supply oil de-
w ,pands made on w for ice during
tho Spring and summer
Orders from the country and neigh
boring towns solicited. :.
We will carefully pack and forward
ice whea ordered from distance
Terms moderate. hat strict.
W
Mar
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liNtDUks HOUSE,

hwOOk> HOUSE,
Milan Street, Shrss,yo,f Louisiana
'1'i'I. large and c,mn,oiious house In,
] hIn ra"ya''d and Thoroughly repair
ri "a fhr mo-i suh-,anii,l manner and
wv ~ INV m"'''- he rn'nrrrd 10 mssl
u. Increasing 'hnat,s ol M public
The proprietor pledges himself to bring
into reputation At im osfercncv, .ae,r !
aud m.nn- at hi command 10 max. /,
siifnc,is, aud enmiofishir
Ts best cUnk' md walters will liz
~ n'''', mud oil that the market sNosds
vii b .'ice,ej with care. aud dispen~.sl
srb hbc'ah,y
mlilbti " T. BH0OKA
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Agents Wanted For
the OFFICIAL HISTORY
OF THE WAR,
Its Causes, Character, Com
duct, mad Ressslts.
n. unM AIRY II 4TRRNH2H

by Hon. ALEX. H BTEP1kN6.
4 Boot for all 'ssefions and all Parties.
This great work presents the only
/ compiets and impastinI analysis OF
the Csuses Of the War yet publish ed,
and gives thoss interior lights asd sbsd-
ows " The great conflict only known to
shoss high olsceru who watched the
fiood-tide Of revolution fFon IL fountain
springs, ed vhieh were 70 accessible
70 MI stephens from his position AS
second o0lsr Of ne ConledsYsey.
To public that hes been surfci,ed
with Apparently hlaaiDar Pro-
AuCtt0na, ~ promise . change Of
6ass, both agFsssble sAd sslw>ary, and
On intellectual treat Of the highest order
The Great American War has AT LAST
found = historian worthy Of IL import
ance, and At whose Aands Il will receive
that moderate. candid and Impartial
tscatpea, -.hi.h truth and justice 20
urgently dssssad.
The intense desire every who're mani.
tested 10 obtain this work, IL Ofhe,al
character and ready sale, combined with
an increased commission, make il the
brs, subscriptions took ever pal -i.sd
tins Agent ia Essson. Ia teifft
Subscribers in thv~~ dsvr
- i..-Li,, Mac
20. hays
q Nemrh,r
ave dass
rt ua RI
.ss.. r,s,f lttt a.
I.e pi.ces u advass.
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10. O. l..
John n. Gibson Lodge, No. Is.
- MEETS every Monday night,
u their Hall, On Aasdn street
" Brothers in good standing are
invited to attend.
JOHN WiLER. n G.
y NAxNxpkt.l. Soc v.
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lIAvISG determined " quit farming
III ! offer for saIs, my land on Grove
Creek, Ave miles Esai Of Waxshach' e
Ellis county. Texas. Now sfrsnsed for
three fHrsss No. consists Of lly
acres, 80 fenced and in Cultivation, No.
2 consists Of 1861 acres, I'll fenced. | 10
in Cultivation No. consists Of 800
aescs. rails being hauled to fence tho
whole, 60 will soon I've In Cultivation
all we'll watersd and plenty Of firewood
Buildings on each Farm n not sold
by the 1T u September will BE-
for rent Any one wishing a homo viii
doubtless do sell 10 call and look ut my
Farms. They will compare with thc
best lands in Texas Terms aceo,n,uo-
dating i'ostoikcs address, Waxahaohis,
Ellis county, Texas -
u. II. WEST
May ~, 1868. ni3-3n.
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Fire, Marine, and Inland Insurance,
A, j. BURKE. .., President,
j. =. -. WILSON. Vice Prrs't.,
G. ). LONts opE, secretary.
lpgAcrons John IIrssiiear, y II
Gushing, } Il Morris, A. J Bnrhe, }.
7. d. Wilson, u A. itot,s, Jno shcarn,
G. :. Longeopc, W. NJ. Taylor X Brew
s,er, J ". Henderson, A, N. Klciber,
and J Coleman
N. H. ROYsTON,
General Agent for Texas.
Or. A. C. MARTIN,
Agent at Marshall
May 20, '6s n43-ly
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

fIHE firm of Hin, liawiey, A G., is
i this day dissolved by mutual con
sent,
JAS HILL,
+. l. HAWLEY,
W. W. HEAKTSiLL.
June 1865.
The business will be continued at the
old stand BY James Hill A Co. The
house will be opened for business on
Wednesday, the 3rd inst
A continuation Of past iavors is re-
specially solicited.
JAMES HILL 4 co.
June |, 1868, n45-u
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Steam Saw Mill,

two NILES ANp A HALv
South-W OF Marshall.
THE undersigned would intora hi.
! friends and the pablo, that his
atsam saw Mil Is nov in sscesssful
operation, and he 10 prepared 10 furnish
any amount Of lumber, Of the very best
quality. and W. low - can he purchased
at any Mil in tbs country Bills will
filed It the shortess notiec.
~ times are hard, he will do = general
berse ring business, and will take in VI.
change, 1t tbs market price, coin, f'a-
der, hides, oats, chickens, eggs. batter,
or almost anything.
Here IL ehancs to boy lsnbsr cheap,
on easy teFms, and wsrFsntsd Ia be oi
the bsst quality
n. JOYCE.
April 4. 6s m35-sf
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Caddo Tribe No. Z.
MEETS every Saturday night at the
Masonic Hall, in Jefferson, Texas.
w. 7. C. CAMPBELL, Sachem.
W. j SEpseRxy, C. Of r.
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t,oldsu Rsle Eaeanpmsnt, 10. u,

-A 90 y, meets At their Hall
on Austin street on the lsi and
- ard Thursday nights 10 each
month. Brothers in good standing are
invited 10 attend
j X BEkS, G. 7.
A. FxANgs, Scribe
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,rhbishop Psrssli i gsvisg cou
ersial lsoiures ia Cincinnati

Gsaeral Grant dsrs not day that
% seated 10 Washis9ssn, daring the
Fls AAvs u inpssshnsat, thas IN
cs- frssideat 1ohnsoa VS. tnpsseh.
d, OF words 70 that eAtet, Ne would
'ot Md ecuad MOI rsasais 10 wash
uStox. @&isiisk
Nvsav +. Wa IN QssP. lssif
. keep ~ III Wesd.--N 4 Wbea'
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Havkins Greek Tribe No, ..
Meets once week ut the Mason'c
Hall, ut Pine Tree, up~hur Co, Texas
:. i. WALKER, Sache'n,
W VI PAyxx, &. Of H.
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<AfioNAL PuBLlsHt>s.tU
We Strcet. IT las.
sAi,s ., is's ntS-l
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Wendell Phillips /. very wsa'hy
the centoy3aI sevea.
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Notet"rSu A1sr1ilse Ucela.
~. i.ssss Musssl g.Ssv 1a.o-
sswes Cso resy.
AssA ~. I. svss A1oAsoo.
osswss.
D A JANUARY. rts.sl.,,
JAMS u Lucas. viev Pr.
WM 7 skiNN, Secretary.
WV y. nE>TO>, ueasrsi Arcm.
p,an poss
Jasse. ~ Is,ea., tjsssy t,sss-t,ln
ssss~i wiii.. N~.A S~kssoks.
i..ss ". M,,ehsIi. Willis. =. Gay.
Tia. u r-ct, David Keith,
H",, \ M--s- II T. Nsp~wtsap
JsIr- \ ALE, Tbs. " ,t.sd,
,.~, " kohls-na. y 4 Ia.sas,.
X I k.~t.".-~s, VS. } i~~s.
Job" , ll."r"t.s, ; lt~ss<s. j.,
lieu ". kaay -, Jacob Tsm@.
Hoe Iols li.rsa
MCMAHON 4 UriS. G~sss.i As.s.-,
Ne ~ Msi,.oe ., i'.-,s., t,ir,t.
MsssfAs.. rs"~s..s.
te.3icsi ESSss.a..- -, X Whss.,
" - ". y lrs,s, " u
OAc~ in TsIks b~.ski,ms, IN Mih~
st opposite M~-ss. WAl.s. I h.s.-ss~s
ssss,vvvsv. Ia
rilte " NUTr, Agent
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"s,nws show which way" thu
robbler ross.-N. Y Cow. Adr.
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.s.e., a,.stsso II m ns.et .sp<sA ssas-
ssvt eta /sss ~ vsss1 ssssswv ftssl
s.S ~, hesval1 sasvs1 ~ ~ l4sps
ssspsaains 49, SieAtv asoatsA ~
snAA nseusmssl b ~ vean1n1o1 n.
eve ysass. -.
Jsas ~. ~ p<o-h
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rebels, if no had the power The
declaration passed.
[Of course. 1t will hs necessary
for the radicals to control the regis
trstion in order TO institute such ras-
cality as will enable them to carry
the State.
A committee Of fifteen has been
Amounted to take into consideration
ths question Of q division Of the
STATE. aud 10 report for or against
the same a. they may think proper.
The Committee on Public Lands
vss eaussted to inquire into the pro
pri,ty Of selling = part Of the terri
tory Of Tsxss 10 tho Federal Govern
meut
The question of taking an oath
was postponed until the tenth day Of
next October
II il said that every Con- I'VE
delegate can take the propo-r'
while ssns Of the Republicans ean
not. Perhaps for this reaso" the
question was postponed.
The psr dies vas 6scd -
day by vote Of 10 yeas to 10 Ny
One husirsd aad twssty i've shou
,.sd dollars was appropriated to pay
the expenses Of the C)nvention.
Evans, Of Mcclellan, offered long
declaration in regard to the Iawlcss
ness and violence peryading tho State
He requested that il BE- referred with
out reading, which vas doss; hence
~ nurpcrt cannot vet be known.
IUsrls, june 9.-The Convention
spsnt the entire mora'ag d,sea1s..s
IL qssssioa - to how sasy as.,.
psvsss sAssld b taken for sse"
\ nen bes Of The Cosvesties.
The Ceuuitass On Printing ~