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AGRICUL LTURAL, &C,
Farmers Girls.

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The following sketch of Jersey girl does
notapply to any Of tho graduates Of our South
crn Colleges, of course not!
sI am a farmer, and SO was my father before
me. Il have; not followed in his footsteps in
the Way of managing tho farm, because have
taken agricultural papers and have learned
much that was not his to know; and what's
moro, the railroad has come within three miles
of mo, SO that the old farm upon which. my
fnthor toiled many years, is worth five times
what it was in his day. am not ono of the
kind of men who croak and grumblc about old
timest enjoy modern times, and would not
give up my machines, and go back to the old
way of doing things by llanl for any money
often wonder if my father can look down
from Heaven: and SEQ the mowers and rcapers
1y over the old places where he toicd and
sweat, cannot help chucking TO myself, as
u cit in my sulky, and ride over the old fllni-
lA.s places, cutting down tho grass, and raking
% up again, like halfa-dozen men to think
my boys can go to school all the year round
end never suffer from the want Of learning, as
i do even to this day.
saBiy wife is up to tho times, too, and likes to
giyo her family good chance in the world
She.is g good manager, rising early, and rising
20 some purpose. owe half OF my prosperity
70 her help and counsel. My boys arc growing
mp healthy, sensible young fellows. The two
oldest harness up the old marc and 60 to the
academy, three miles off, aud except little
whilc during hay and harvest, they do not lose
y day all the year round. Tho only thing
that troubles mo is my daughters Nancy the
oldest, is fine, handsome, smart girl of nine
teen. She vent to the district school till she
wes sixteen, and then she had learned all there
was to learn there. So we concluded to send
her, tosNr. brakes Seminary, about fifty miles
off, She di1 get along there amazingly In
two years she mad karned pile, and besides
iadpainted beautiful pietpres enough to cover
oar walls, (thoush must confess, suspect
her teacher gave her a lift at that now and
then0 She could sing equal to our parsons
wife, and can start the tunes in meeting when
the Sqnires away. She knew the French
for everything around the kouse, and under
stood botany, chemistry natural philosophy,
and more things than could mention.
While she was Mt Mrs brakes she only
came, home at Fall and Spring vacations, aud
then was so busy sewing and getting ready to
go back again, that her mother did not think
it worth while to set her to work. We'll, last
Spring she came home tor good, md n joyful
daytitswas to me. felt happy to think had
y daughter who had good education in her
head, ind spry md healthy hands to work
!. But Mr.. Illitor, sl.o is Il spoiled girl for nupllt
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH C.ARoLINA:
oaASGEnrRn DisraicT.
in the Common plcas. I'd

Henry EschofE Co.
Scss ittashmenA ss,4r
lailcy 4 BRO. 5ss,
Whereas the Plaintiffs did on the 1Ith day of
April. lstiS. lilo thoir declaration against The De.
fcn.nn's, who, las j, is said,) nre absen 'ana and
without the limits Of this State, and ha, neither
wife or Attorney known within the sa,ne, phsrs
whom copy Of said Declaration may bs served.
On motion Of Mcssrs. Izlnr & Dibble. PiaintsRS
attorneys. it is ordered. Tha. TIE xaid Defendants
10 appear AMI plend 10 the said Declaration On or
before the lath day Of April which viii be in the
year "f our Lord one thousand eight hundred And
sixty-nine, otherwise fnnl and absolute indEment
will then be given and awarded against them.
Clerks Office, J. +. ROBINSON,
April llth, 1865. ! .ss.5 C. G. r.
api ii oe3m 13ra
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NOTICE.---ALL PERSONS WHO
IN left Papers in the Clerks Office TO be Record
cd without payment of the fees, arc notified that
they will ind them at the Office OF AIcssrs Izlnr &
Dihblc, where they obtain them by paying fees,
and giving receipt.
JOSEPH T, ROBINSON,
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In Equity,

HI Equity,
ORANG EBURG DISTRICT
w. Partition Of
Rnchncl Poser ct al I.anos
II appearing to my satisfaction that Oman lIouscr,
Anna llouscr his wife John lIoiscr and slnry his
wife, defendants in this case, reside beyond tho
limits of this State; On motion Of Mcssrs Izlar &
Dibhc complainnnts Solicitors, it is ordered, That
the said defendants do appear plead answer or de-
inhr to complninans said Bill Of Complaint within
The time prescribed by law, or the same will bc
taken Pro Confcsso against them.
commissioners Office, V ID. V, JAMESON,
orangrmrg {. III. Commissioner.
July Is, 1868
july % td
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The State of South Carolina.
ORANGEBJRG COUNTY.

Mrliinh b. Greene, wife and othcrs) Petition for
vs. Leave to
Charlotte Iuyek, Ok. al. Prove Will.
whereas Petition having been made to me &c
prove in so:"a. iorm, the last Will and Testament
Of Francis j. Ir.th, aud whereas, F. X. Oliver
one OF the par leg interested is absent and without
the limits Of the State It is therefor. ordered that
he appear at the Court Of Probate to be holden a,
0rnngeburg C. H., for Ornngcburg County, on tho
second Monday in November. u. d. 1868, FOR hear.
ing said Petition md proving sad Will and Tosta.
ment in due form Of Law
ornngcbnrS. :. G., Judge OF Probate
August 6, 1863.
mug oAm 9m
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There is every indication Of very large
number Of students at the Virginia University
next session. Those best informed count on
as many as six hundred students
Twenty y-thrcc wagon loads of Mormons arc
on their way back to the State. They adhere
to the Mormon faith, but arc dsgustcd with
the management of Young.
The highest prize has been awarded this
year, at the Berlin University, to an essay on
the causes and effects Of tho American war.
IL was 5wriiton by u young Gorman noblcman,
,yloso parents live III Puscn
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E,INAL NorICE,--.wE REGRET

E1N4HKH NV EHCEI,"--W W Il IL ET0a GS E1E
a. the necessity which forces us to put nj! our
Notes and Accounts in The hands of an Attorney
and Magistrate for collection, and those of our
friends who desire to save cost can do so nv can,
on w. J. DcTrcvillc. CIIAS BULL& co o
sept 2S lv
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I'm Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The State cx rclati6nc
Solicitor Southern Circuit

The State cx rclati6nc Bilrtoy -
Solicitor Southern Circuit Pcrpetunfs
In re Lost Documents. Tcstfmony.
Thomas Addison Murphcy by William r. Barton,
his Guardian and next friend, having made appiea-
tion to prove the past existence loss and contents
OF OF "a Deed OF Conveyance to him., from tlsebecea
Wolfe Of Tract Of Land situate, lying aud being
in the fork of tho Edsto rivers in the District;
aforesaid, containing one hundred and nincfy fy.fhres
Ii') acres, more or less, and bounded by lands of
Vim. Barton, Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased. 49, ~ 49,
In motion Of icssrs. Izlar s Dibble, Solisf8rs,
II IL ordered. That NIL persons who dcsirc 10 10 d,
appear ar cross examine the evidence produced,
and Introduce evidence in reply, before me on tho
Dist day of September, A. d. 1868
c"%m's.i9ner ""nn.',,'s :. Office, Wy, y,JAAIsos,
oransehnss @ .; H. Commissieaer:
june 70 ssy5 al
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LII Equity.
OR.ANGEBURG DISTRICT.

ON-HNEiT1I3I NN UINIKILI.
l.. NJ. i,ookhari,
Sam BOARD A,ln'r
J.. +. Reese, Adms.
'y order Of the c"ur. c! Equity in H.. ahn-.
stated case. the creditors Of the late William T..
Reese. deceased. hereby notified to come n and
prove their demands before me, on or before the
first Monday Of October next.
Commissioners Office, Y. u. V. JAMESON
orangcburg G. H., ! Commissioners
July 3, 1868.
july I'd
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POE 7 r 81,
[From the New York Day Book. ]
Democratic Campaign Song.
ny BEN. FRANKLIN
A1R--"AuI Lang Sync." /"

~
4 800 A1R--a.aud1 Lang Sync,"
Come rally round the nations fAg.
9st7s And catch tho peoples song,
Ring fourth our party battle-cry,
In chorus loud and long
For Seymour, Blair and Victory"
sTii borne uponth air,
And heard'in echoes loud and long,
For Seymour and for Blair
Ssa Gnonus7For Seymour, Blair and Victory, sc.
We.meet and fight mighty host,
A host Of overy hue,
But Truth and Right will ncrvc us on,
And bear US hravely through,
ssss:i Tefs6eymour on tho forum boys.
And Blair ON many feld,
.s4 Han met and yAnauished stronger, feee-
- these they'll never; yield.
CnoaVs- For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
Onr fag floats proudly on tho breeze,
It's motto waves on high SO ' s
Tho Constitution and tho Law, ess
81 BY these we live and die !"
sS Our Seymour and our Blair my boys,
- VIII yield that banner never;
Ss Their stalwart arms will bear it up
!. Till hand and heart shall sever
i i. .EHoRrs-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, Sc.
Tho rallying cry is heard afar,
New England's granite hills
The Western plains, cen the poor South,
The mir with chorus fills.
~ "For Seymour and for Blair" my boys
Ssss We hear tho song now ring
Democracy's two noble sons
Great victory viii bring.
CnoKus-For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
Then shout for Seymour and forBlnir,
Scnd out tho rallying cry
~ tt.Tho Constitution rs it wns"
ssssse BY that we live or die
@ No white mans rights shall shncklcd be,
by negro power supreme
Won crush such heresy to earth
And spoil the dcspots dream!
Z CnoRus-For Seymour. Blair and Victory, SC.
Hark! hear the eagle as he swccps
Through yondcr azure sky,
Scream ont, in tones Of victory
Our glorious bnttlc-cry-
HFor Seymour and for Blair" my boys,
Now let Il fill the air.
Catch up tho echo and repeat,
s For Seymour and for Blair"
y cnonvs For Seymour, Blair and Victory, &c.
~ a.A i
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ESTABLISHED 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1868.
DAILY AND TRl-WEEKLY,
BY A. s. WELLINGTON ~ co.

The war closed with large indebtedness on the
part OF our fo.mer subscribers some of whom lav
proftcrcd us payment To others We We present cd
no claim, amid the losses and msforuncs by which
they have been surrounded, having been spared the
necessity of doing $" hy the very generous prompt
nnd hearty support We have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for the advent Of better lines,
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
the land they will chcerfully meet 'i"r obligations
To all such we cordially extend an invitation to re
new their subscriptions.
jan III oh n
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NIHEREiS the Plaintiff did. on tha tenth asy
w of April, a. u. 1868. flo his Declare. sh
against the Defendants, who {as it is said are An
sent from and without The limits Of this State, ma
have neither wife nor Attorney known within the
same upon whom q copy of the said Deelafatish
might be served:
It's therefore ordered. That tho said Defendant
do appear aal plead 10 the said Declaration on or,
before the twelfth day of April which win be in
ihc year of our lord thoRsai,tl cigha hnndne,t
and sixty y-nino, otherwee anal and atselats jlde-
ment will then be gscat and awarded agsinst him,
Clerks 0fiec, JOS. ROpINSSyN. "a \
Qrangcburg District, f G.. g. SR
April To- 1863. *ss9ses 9fNf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CARDLINA,
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
In the Common Peas. f e IS

Jos. II. Morgan, q = $50
vs.. Attachment
Joseph f. Bailey.
Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on Che 2lth xisy ep
March, 1868, file his Declaration ngainst the Dg-
fendant who as is sad) is absen, from and without
the limits Of tho State and has neither rife ner
Attorney known within the sama, upon uhela q
cory Of the declaration might be served i IL Ia
therefore ordered, That the said defendant dc Ar-
pear and plead to the said declaration on or before
the 2?th day of March, 1854, othcrwiss Grsl ANA
absolute judgment will then bo given and AWARDED
ngains. him, - n s.sts3s5g af5SF
Clerks Office J. F. ROBIEsoN.
March 2s, 1858. 6.E.FF
april ~
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ENOlt RENT---A Large ana Conn
a MODlOUS STORE, lately occupied by the
firm of Chas Bull Co.. situated on Main Street,
in the centre of business. Also the Upper Story,
finely Plastcrcd and suitable for u Residence
Kitchen and ouihnilings complete. Terms very
low Apply to citcr ClIAS. s. BULI. or
l. MARCHANT.
sept % 1y
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13
TO the Public.

Having purchased the office of the
Journal OF l. \. TAYLOR, we issue this
week our first number of that paper un-
der the . new dispeusation." We have
come 10 Pierce County for the sole prr-
pose of publishing the Journal, and we
intend TO give its management our entire
time and attention. In taking the place
Of the retiring editor we 10 not presume
10 fH the position he has occupied so
acceptably for many years. But we shall
sustain, to the best of our ability. IFS
present reputation as wide awake, reli-
able local paper.
In politics the JOURNAL will continue,
as ever, soundiy Republican. 1t will
advocate the cause Of the Republican
party as long as that party adheres 10 the
great principles it now sustains. These
principles, which have received anew the
mighty endorsement of the nation, are
too well known to be enumerated here.
1t is sufficient to say they are ours we
shall defend and support them and labor
earnestly to extend their Influence.
We pledge our services TO no particu-
lar man or faction; aud when local is
sues demand our attention we shall work
for the best interests Of the whole coun.
~ in their adjustment. By pursuing this
course we think the JOURNAL cannot fail
to prove beneficial to the county, aid in
the prosperity Of its various branches of
industry and give general satisfaction to
its friends ana patrons.
Confident of the ability and willing
ness Of the citizens of Pierce county to
extend TO Us the patronage they have civ
en- the Journal in time past, we enter
upon our duties cheered with the hope
of a bright and prosperous future.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13
A CAR D..

We would respectfully announce to the cit
liens of the st. Croix Valley that we have
opened Drug Store at Prescott, in Dill's
new stone building, Broad st. Our stock
comprises a full line of Drugs. Medicines,
Chemicals, Painters materials, Wines and Lii
quors, Toilet Articles, Perfumerics, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Stationery, Wall and VIM
dow Papers, Pictures, Frames, Nouldings,
best brands of Tobacco's, Cigars, DC, dc.
1t will be our aim to make our store a first
iclass establishment, and we hope by honora-
BILE dealing, courteous treatment to all, strict
attention 20 business and the wants of our
customers, TO receive fair share of public pa
tronage. Truly, &c, &C.,
BRILL & WEIGH.
Physicians Prescriptions prepared with ac-
curacy and dispatch from pure drugs. at al
hours of the day CT night. 27-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13
Trip TO The County Seat.

To be present at the annual session Of
the County Board of Supervisors, cou-
pied with desire TO visit tho county
capital and make the acquaintance of the
officials and other persons which there
most do congregate, induced us to 90 to
Ellsworth on Tuesday last. Had we
ever been there before courtesy would
not have demanded the journey, curlosi-
ty would have been satisfied, and we fear
our courage. like Bob Acres yalor,
would have "oozed out at our fingers
end" at the bare idea of making eigh-
teen long miles over muddy road with
a snow-s.orm brewing in the air. Aside
from genial companion, a mild cigar
and a good team, our ride was not the
most pleasant. Twelve miles of cheer.
less prairie, swept by wintery wind Ia
den with legions of busy snow;fakes and
six miles of forest, silent and dreary, left
no impressions happy TO recall, or pleas
ing TO describe.
1t was nearly eight o'clock when the
glimmering lights Of the village cheered
our heart and filled our fancy with Wis
ions of warm fire, bountiful supper and
a comfortable smoke. All these were
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 3lst
day of October shall proceed, by the asss-
tance of the Sheriff and Justice of the Peace,
TO draw the names of those 10 serve as Grand
and Petit Jurors at the next term of the Cir
cult Court, 10 be held at Ellsworth. commen-
cling on the 4th Jfonday of November, 1868.
to-wit: November 22d, 1868.
G. w. BROWN, Clerk.
Dated Ellsworth, Oct 5, 1868.
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Prescott Singing Glass.

The subscriber would respectfully announce
to the citizens OF Prescott, that he will COM
mence a course of instructions in Vocal Mu-
sic, at the Methodist Church, on Tuesday
evening, Nov. IS. at half past six o'clock,
P. NJ.
The number of lessons which will be given
in the term will be from fifteen TO twenty, ac-
cording to the number of tickets sold.
Tickets can be obtained at the Post Office,
or of the subscriber. A general attendance
is solicited. G.. FL. NICHOLS.
Prescott, Nov. u, 1868. 30-w2
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Mrs. N. M. NEarkIe,

DEALER i'm Millinery and Fancy Dress
L Goods. All kinds OF Millinery and Dress
Making done 10 order. Store in Cook S bull
{ ing, on Broad Street.
Prescott, April /: 1863. 49-f
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

PersonGl.-We were pleased to receive a
call. on Wednesday last, from our genial
friends, HARRY HoUGHToN and THos. HUI
the former, the popular energetic agent for
II. Neideken ,E Co., Mil. and the latter, the
live agent for N. Matsons Jewelry establish
ment Chicago, both good boys, and "noted
through the land. Z"
- Col. E. A. CALKIYs, of the St. Paul Pr
oneer, accompanied by P. P. WINrERMUrE, al
so of St Paul gave us a hasty call on We'd
nesday last.
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Vote Oftsie Co.-Ma5orisies.

The total vote Of this county at the
last election was 1850, q gain Of 673
votes since last fall.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

Too Late.-Our Extra failed to come TO
time this week, much to our disappointment.
We shall see that it is on hand in season
hereafter.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

GT- If you want good article of Kerosene
Oil, go 10 the Pierce Co. Drug Store, and get
that White Oil (No. ll2 fire test) from the
celebrated refinery of Bessey Mcbride 1t Co.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13
NOTICE |!
Walter w. Webb 81 Co.
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN and Domestic Wines Liquors
Il and Cigars, Third Street, second door
above Jackson ST., st. Paul. Minnesota.
Agent for Julius Balke's Excelsior Billiard
Tables, with Phelan's Patent Combination
Cushions. lift
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

~ New Goods are continually being re-
ceiyed at the New Book Store.
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PREscorr, Wisconsin, Nov. 6, 1868.
G.. G.. EHigbee,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN, Red
IA N.ns Minnesota. Office and Residence,
coracr # Fourth and Dakota Sis. 5l.H
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

G9r The St. Paul Pioneer, speaking
Of political matters in Wisconsin, thus
complementary mentions Judge BAR
RON, of st. Croix Falls, and our towns
man Senator Corr [:
Judge Barron, Of st. Croix Falls,
is returned to serve his sixth term, in the
lower House, an instance probably with
out a parallel in the West. His uncom-
mon ability and tact in legislative mat
tiers, his fidelity TO the interests he repre-
scnts, aud tho deserved influence which
he wields by virtue of his long services,
render him leading man. Senator
Copp, OF Prescott, is also a gentleman
Of singular uprightness and good sense,
and has had a long experience in legis-
lation. He represents the District chat
adjoins Minnesota from below the mou b
of the st. Croix to Lake Superior"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

FeStjyd-There will be a Festival at Fox
& Dicknsons New Hall, on Tuesday eve
ming next, the 18th inst, for the purpose of
raising funds for library for the Sunday
School of the NJ. Z. Church. Refreshments
will be served, and pleasant evening may
be anticipated. All are cordially invited:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

Good Ners.-Dr. S. A. BEEoEER will be
in Prescott. on professional visit. on Mon
day next, the 10th inst, and remain several
days. Those wishing Dental work done,
will take notice and govern themselves accor-
dinghy.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

Tile IIcathcr.-After the almost unprcce-
dented bad weather of the first of the week,
we are again enjoying the traditional glories
of an autumn in North West Wisconsin,
May the pleasant sunshine ling with us
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

Rcl;qiouS iSoyv;ceS.-Rev. T. f. BoRCHERs
will preach at the Baptist Church next sun
day.
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PRESCOTT MARKET.
CORRECTED BY
GEO. a. DILL.

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries,
Provisions, DC.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

sEF- Tobacco chewers will find No. l ar
ticle of Fine Cut at the New Drug Store.
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happily realized on our arrival at the
Ellsworth House.
The next morning we viewed the vii
lage for the first time by daylight. We
did not anticipate seeing SO much Of a
town--so many comfortable and sub.
stantial buildings. The one-st6ry stone
Court House, with its convenient Offices,
appears adapted to the present wants Of
the county and affords a safe depository
for its papers and records.
We found the County Board in ses-
sion, rapidly dispatehing their business.
Mr.. WYNN, their efficient clerk, was bus
lily engaged with his various duties, and
we could pass with him no more than a
pleasant word. We hope soon to be
better acquainted with him. We called
upon and had pleasant chat with Treas
urer WILLIAMS, and found him an agree
able gentleman. c. w. BRowN, the
presiding genius Of the offices of Regs
ter of Deeds and Clerk of Circuit Court,
was at his post Of duty, doing more real
labor with his one arm than many men
perform with two. We are under obi
cations for consenting to furnish an alb.
stract of the real estate transfers in the
county each week, for publication.
We have not the space to notice the
names of many other gentlemen whom
we had the pleasure of meeting. We
sincerely thank them for their words Of
cheer and best wishes for the success Of
the JOURNAL under the new admnistra-
ton.
We made other calls which are not
forgotten, though we are unable to no.
tice them this time.
Our business transacted we babe adieu
to Ellsworth and wendell our way home
ward. Going and coming we were glad
to reach the end Of our journey. But
remembering the many excellent people
We met there from various parts of the
county as well as those residing in the
village, we feel amply repaid in making
our first trip to the county seat.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-13

Election RetrnS.,-We are indebted to
Hon. f. G. CLARK of Superior City for the
election returns from that place. Mr.. CLARK
and other working Republicans have nearly
redeemed that stronghold Of Democracy. The
whole vote was l46, being t;o on Presiden-
tial electors, Judge Barron receiving 20 ma
iority, but most Of the Democratic county
ticket being elected.