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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-28

OCcIDENTAL.-Cass d Vans comic
is advertised for Saturday
afternoon and evening. The Prof. is so
well known hereabouts that simple an
nuuncement will be sufficient to secure
h" full tent"
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NoTIcE-Mr. A. MORSE is authorized Agt
for the JOURNAL. and subscriptions. advertise
ments. job work and local items may be
handed 10 him.
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CABINET MAKERS.
BLACKSMITHS.
Joseph STEVENS.

nIoNEER BLACKSMITH SHOP, makes Plows,
darrOws. de-, and does all kinds OF
BIacksmithing in good order and on reasona-
BILE terms. Will sell Plows DC. on time with
approved q. urity, at ten per cent. interest.
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The ELEPHAST.-Those who went to
/" court" without fees in advance. got a
fair view of the bird
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HUDSON d CoLEY,
H. T.. CHILDS.

MILL DO ALL KINDS OF BLAcKsNITHINe al
w their Shop in River Falls.
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GUNDERSON a. SINE.

nEAIERs IN Dry Goods. Groceries. etc
IL Agis. for Hapood Co s Flows. Store
opposite Prairie Mills. 25-tf
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RIVER FALLS BREWERY,
DY CHARLES KRAUTH. The best OF Beer
Id always on hand. at the lowest rates.
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THE SEAsoN-Is quite as forward as
usual Growing crops never looked
finer.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS Keep constant
- " on hand and make TO or, or all kinds
of Wagons and Carria.es Also all kinds
of blacksm thing done at our shop. Repair
ing done at both shops on short notice Shop
on main street. near the Bracket House. 46
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MAY 2s, 1869
VIM l.. DAVIES.

nL.cKsMrrH, at Griffin's old shop near the
ID Bridge, will pail kinds OF work in his
lipe Particular attention paid to Shoeing
Horses Charges moderate.
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EST Mt
ENSIGN d SON.

DY Merritt SMrTH-In the old Bahcock
I'D tore on main st. Oysters. pies. cakes.
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CADDDLER AND HARNESS MAKER. Shop in
y his new building, IN corner of Sycamore
a. 80 :. go.
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Estray Notice.

CTRAYED from the subscriber. in the city
- OF Prescott. on or about the LIST of May,
BROWN MARE. 8 or 10 years ed. white
freaks under the belly. caused by the belly.
! and. large full eye, thin in flesh. wild, and
ard TO catch. Any person returning said
mare. or giving information where she rasy
| e found, will be literally rewarded.
o. s. HUTCHINSON
Prescott, May Is. 1869. 4-w4
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Legal advertisements.
DISSOLUTION N0tice.

The firm of MEIxcxE d WILLIAMS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent All out
accounts viii be settled by r:
Meincke, who will continue the business at
the old stand on Brad street.
+. MEINCKE,
WIN. WILLIAMS.
Prescott, April 81. 1863. ava
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-28

Another year OF peace and plenty finds us again
presenting q large stock OF harvesting Machlns ior
your inspection, criticism and comparison with all
others. =.
We come before the public thankful for favors in
the past, but With NO apologies 10 make, knowing
our machines fully verified, in tas lad, all that
we promised in Inc pamphlet.
Beautiful pictures and glowing descriptions of
what machine can are easily made; but the
harvest field, in such season as 1868 Is the cruel
Bile that puts all pretentons to the test 1t is safe
to lay hold of a machine that came victorious out
of last years enormously heavy crops, as ours did.
We invite your careful perusal OF the description
OF our machines in our pamphlets. the truthful
ness Of which you have 1t in your own power TO
prove.
We ask you to examine our machines. at your
leisure TO consult with those who are Using them,
or, better still,
Load One up in your Wagon and take
1t Home for Trial,
And you will come TO the conclusion that in deal
ing with you will be sure to get the worth of
your money in machine that will continue to give
you satisfaction while stick of it holds together.
Wwe wish to call your attention to our
New Machine, the ADVANCE
A combined Mower and selfraking Rsaper-a two
wheeled machine. cutting four and one-haf feet
wide, and delivering the grain in bundles AT THE
SIDE of the machine, out of the way of the horses
AS mower ii is the exact counterpart OF the PFlZe
Mower, except as to width of cut IL is just the
machine that has been 80 long wanted, being the
only two wheeled self-raker in market which IL
simple, efficient exceedingly light, easily convert
ible and with two rates of speed to the gearing
insurng equally good clean work as either reaper
or mower.
The Large and Only Grand Gold Medal
Awarded to. the Mccormick.
rival house last season tried to lead the public
to believe had not gained the highest prizes at
the late International Paris Exhibition. but the
official pamphlet, signed by VIM. H. Seward. Secre-
tary of State giving correct list of prizes to Z.
s. exhibitors completely silenced all such claims,
and established the fact that c. Ii. Mccormick was
the victor of that contest We can furnish copies
OF the official pamphlet ON application.
BRACKET s. FLINT, Local ACTS, River Falls.
CT BARNES, Agent at Prescott.
GEO. T. BRACKET, Csnvassing Agent.
G.. II. HERSEY,
Special Agent, Hudson, Wis.
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OAKLEY & HAMMOND.
DEFPA MEAT MARKET on Main Street.
II They also keep on hand and for sale
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HARNESS SHOP

F A BRACKETT. Harness Maker Shop
II f. in the old Post Office building on
Main-st Repairing and work Of all kinds
done short notice and reasonable terms.
IN
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MISS KATE SHEPARD

HEEPs fine Assortment of Millinery,
IN Fancy and Dress Goods. Attends TO
the business in all its departments. Store in
Chllds' new building. corner of Main and
Sycamore Streets. 25-tt
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Business directory.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A. MORSE.
O. S. POWELL

ToSvEYAScER. Collector. Real Estate Agent
~ and Notary Public, River Falls, WIS.
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WOOL CARDING.

DY SHs RMAN HALE-Shop i'm Shorts buil-
Id ding below tire South Fork Bridge AL
so good variety oil Minneapolis Cloths kept
constantly on HIND. and sold or exchanged
for Wool al mill prices. Sample Cloths kept
Falls. 27-tf
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ORIENTAL Tel COMPANY.
SEND IN YOUR ORDER.

Japan Tea, from 30 cents to Sf1O per pound
OolOng Black Tea, zoe to 100. English Breakfast,
SOC to 10. Your HysOn green. SOC to 1 25. I'M
perial, green 100 to 1.50. Gunpowder. green. 70
to 1.65.s Green and Black mixed. soc TO 1.10.
Breakfast Coffee, 20 to a0c. Dinner Coffee 20 BIC.
Java Coffee, 80 to 40c
This company is doing an immense tea and cof-
fec business. Having capital Of S250000 invested
enables them osell at small profit Customers
can order from one to fifty pounds, accompanying
each order with the cash; also putting IN 3 cents
for each pound to pay freight. Having been APP
pointed receiver and distributor for the above
company. will attend to all orders and deliver
goods toHudson, Prescott and River Falls on tho
above terms. These goods are all guaranteed pure
and fresh. Address 40
JOHN u. ETEFFRON.
Box 100. River Falls, Wis.
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G. W. MAPES.

A THE OLD PIONEER STORE. deals in Dry
N Goods, Groceries. &c and wants Cnsio-
mers and Grcenbacks.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
SAMUEL NELSON.
HOTELS.

BRACKET HOUSE.
Dr. F. BRACKET. Corner of Elm and Main
ID Streets. River Falls. Wisconsin.
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FER & KEIRNON.

"Avrxe purchased the Livery Stock and
LII Stable formerly run b. A. III. Lord,
would respectfully announce TO the public
that they will extend the business in every
wav s" as to meet the demands OF the public.
A new outfit will be in readiness in few
days. Good rigs at reasonable prices.
River Falls. July /. 1868. 9u
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MRS. W. WINCHESTER.
C. E. DAVIS,
s r GOLDSMITH,

TARRIAGE AND WAGON 'KER. Repairing
~ deae to order. Shop near the Bridge at
foot of Maple Street.
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]. A. SHORT.
ID. III. LEVINGS.

MARTIN RIPPLE,
RTERoHANr TAILOR. and dealer N Cloths.
w Vestings and Tailor Trimmings. Cut
ting done to order.
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VIM. H, SANDERSON.

U EEPs FOR SALE a good stock of Dry Goods
N Groceries. Hats. Caps. Boots and Shoes.
Ready-made Clothing, etc.
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n p RACKET.

OtoxvEYAxoER. Notary Public. General Ag't
~ CIR Dodge County Insurance Company.
Will nav taxes in Pierce st. Croix and Polk
Counties. Collections and remiItances
promptly made.
Also Agent for Dubuque Marble Works.
River Falls Wis
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N. WALES,

OARRIAeE AND WAGON MAKER. Repairing
u done at shOr, notice. Shop ON Second St.
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r. j. WILCOX.

DEALER IN Books. Stationery. Wall and
~ Window Paper. Toys Newspapers. etc
Next door to Sanderson d Wilson's new store.
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BRACKET s. FLINT, Local Agts., River Falls.
C. L. BARNES, Agent at Prescott.
GEO. F. BRACKET, Canvsssing Agent.
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3URHYTE BROTHERS,
G. i. Ap. ROBEBTS

G. /. AP. ROBERTS
~ ESERAL DEALER N DRY GOODs. Groceries.
VI Crockery. Boots and Shoes Hats. Caps,
andsaHything i'm tho line of Furnishing Goods.
, 1869-01-08
THE SOUTH.
Tbs NIit*5ssjppt Blsciiou Cake-Deplor.
able S1Ate Of Afiaf.a In AlabAma-1he
New Political Movement In Virginia
Negro Disturbances In PFlncess


Tbs M1t *1ssjppt Blsc,Iou CaseDeplor.
able S1Ate Of Ahaf.a In AlabAma-1he
New Political Movement in Virginia
Negro Disturbances In Prlncess
Anne County.
WAeu11 17cx. Jsn. 7-The Reconstruction
Committee e1llI have under consideration the
question whether the elecaon held in Mississippi
tor the ratification Of tie new constitution Wa+
mitte thl. n.o1E1ng It T. believed that The COM
nj. men ding hat ssid election Be sci aside ~''N
Adylecs from Alaoaua represent TINT affairs in
that State ccl'tnne in dep:ozable condition aud
conliIue 10 BE- OF almost daaly occurrence. sey-
tzal leading Republicans. near Hunur11le have
been varied TO staye the state By q member Of
the hu-htu1 Organization or be EuDmaE1lJ dealt
With At an easly day. Gtnersl GEau:'s assent On
has been called to this couoli1ou Of afaiEs AID It
,1.s be tss
il bclcg Icp.rst ated inst tie civil authorities are
unable to a6otd protection to Union men.
this oiss1 H.. Vs2s esns ossry
F2DOG ecu r1rrr than IN 1861.
The state pxeAs, 10 fxt AZ heard rom. stands
a. follows en The Few movement for uutversnl
suffrage. with hope Of universal amnesty: In "a
| voy Of It, lcsrn democratic papers; ana 2saiust
| ii, eight Democratic and Two Republican papers'
SoRFOLK, Jan. IA communicable was re-
| eetyed LAST nlght from the sheE1d Of rTinces.
! Anne County, addressed to the commanding oh-
Of III 1T h y
/
rctrstcd by m armed band Of negroes, In com
r!ianec With = neqatst for assistance 10 execute
| 1he law acd preserve ine1 peace. tie military
eoumarde. sent 4 force Of twenty 10 The AID o.
tic civil authority. Later Information has
been received ftcrn tho rccne of disturbance to
tie effect that In enecontst to-day between the
1atl.ta:J ara the negroes sergeant had naeu
mo,tsliy wounded. and three negroes killed.
1hs es -; The III s,:
The negroes ,n ,hs surrounding :oSntsy ~ Ut IT
tloIal force will probably re sent out to night.
N1w OB1rASe, Jan. 7.-GeneIal Rousseau = II
| almost teJo1d recovery with Inflammation OF tn
| bowels.
F: Perpont. formerly Adjut.n: General 0
West Virgins, died here so-oay Of consumption
CeLrxnsA. $: C.. JsE. THE Supreme touEt
aJ ssa9ed persrptor{ Gsaq"vs - fs293 Ia2y3iI
wfo w.s elected AsJoE Of th.s e.ty On the loth
IN Injunction to.oa!, rcetra'n'ng bin tsoU 's:osn
bcuce 10 bill holders 9! The bsrk OF tae state
south rsruIna for bill. funded.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 1.-The 0Sc .ehce troubles
, anon, erded. The Deputy Sheriff, vttna Euas
Of eight United states soldiers, brought N SIX.
. . acrsn ps1soress todsy.
, 1869-01-08
MISSOURI.
WhiHkeE L'brl Suit-Propoled Bridge
Aercsn tho M4ssouri-FEQ1t Trees II
K4Tnf

WhfEkeF L'brl Suit-Propoaed BriJEc
Aercsa she Hissourl-FE11t Trees In
bloom, etc.
ST. LoU1e, jan. "A libel petition Vas died In
the District Corrt today, hy Ba.:oa Ascl, Rsye-
unc Collector. against L. Il. pelatn, asking the
forfeiture et pelain's 1ecufying establishment.
valued 1t $1,000, cu the ground OF ite be:c. op
etated within etx hundred fec; OF atst1l!ety, In
violation OF the law.
gsrE Of reeroe., three men and soa. women,
were atrce,ed To-day on charge Of burglary AID
larctny.
Tho cit. sens Of ss. Joseph ara organizing .
company to build a bridge aczots the AdRao1r1
kt1sz 1t that point. Blanehes Of the black caertJ
trees wrre brought to the citr so-tay In tut
bloom. 1t Is feared that the present WATT
weather will result IL bringing veecta4on rG
such an extent that tutu1e lo8. will klil II
this region.
sod yesterday, waa rea11y bought By the st
Louis j Chicago Railroad Company, and vi!
be used for the trsn,fer Of freight cars from thai
rcnd to this eite Of the rlEcE, sid also to ta
North Missouri Road If requested. that road be
1Eg Of the same gauge ~ the chicago road. Whe:
this arranG cement IL perfected freight can b
Skipped from Chicago Or ottes points e4st TO sh
end Of the Kansas Paeinc Road when the hride
aeroek the Missouri River 1t kAQsaa CITY Is II
lshcd without b1esktrS bulk.
, 1869-01-08

THE NEW RELIGIOUS PAPER,
The ADVANCE.
CONTENTS Of 10. 7l-JAXDARY 7, 1862

EDITORIALS.
THE EEM ikAf-A caosr5 outlook Into coming
WAS 'aa 81 lusA11c,-A question relative to the
Il :a .'is sa
ED1roalsE spaHsleasHi aSsHiiecEl1ASY-7he paup,,.t-Tns
hhson
CONTRIBUTIONS.
TIE sEM TEAR 1a b x.Es,. eoshst Se2
TIE shakA easS' = hASIE! hx Prof Joseph
is:.o1 soSesfn,ns hsnles. Il whteh hsrist is
fs;s5 j. f. J. ~
TIE FA5f9h 5f9 sssisn' asb fnEP finP a9Ek ' MEETING.
hsy; !; q RaEEess.wLst prayer meeting
a9af = .tSB
So9f VI; ;n Y b.. ass e ii.
1Gs Viii "a w D., w - lE ! c,,to,
sai!|t 7;5 4 ,sSs .,
Mt cE0WN poetry. o5 Grace Webster nlnsdale.
MISCELLANEOUS.
ORIGINAL EXCERPTS. short and tuscg a:tse,es-A
kspas esetss
ssl6a!ss
Korf$ q sSoS II: cEA5EE
estss u sSSq1s III III. Hes
o1EAh'd9s M y e Eegg44 snin9.
@ Goa slanafes y Rots so sidss.Proie-t @ joEes-
ra5nH h csas saS Ea!s
sss sss
! CHOICE sELEcT1oSs-A 1orse sto,y-D2aks Of
hsy.SHslea %si5s zo%s sad s! ssaoe1: d ~. @ a,s
, 1869-01-08
TIE STATE LEGIELATuRE5
ILLINOIS.


Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
sFR1xor111n, JAM.
SENATE.
The Senate was called to order At 10 O'Clock.
Prayer By Kcy. Nj. CrnEc,
1IhcoLx NATIONAL MONUMENT.
The SPEAKER laid bcforc the senate con.
munication frou, Aor. James Harlsn in relation
10 the Lincoln National Aonunaent+ requesting IN
appropriation from The state and su6.c.tpstont
:a!s.tsS strc1sS snd II burke. - '''' IL 4'1A'
The reports Of Mr. Reynolds, Commissioner to
At Washington. and the Bo.sd ol sntc Hoase
Of the committee appointed by the last L=stsl.-
tu,c to investigate The financial and sanitary
dltlon Of tho State Institutions.
The Committee on. Finlnee reported back a.
substltule fo1 the bill referred TO them, bill to
appoint = State Agent 10 collect var claims
Mr. FORT moved to amend 70 tha.thc Governor
| have power to remove the agent At any time. and
,hat the aeeneJ expire 1anna5y ~. ~ III; y Mo:s
| Ing tbls bill, and amendments wcsc offered tor
+. III reduction of the percea.ace allowed the
'fsa oo1 IT. kPIs f ss Sa ~.
| prlnteu.
The blu 10 .nho,e thepotei Woolen Dom ~!
to mortgage 'f' p,oncE'y !,..s - psercd.
Ns, WOODSON offered resolution directing
| thc Srtrf,a-y to have printed daily tynop1ts d
| tic hills ic osc he acratc.
Mr.: sSAPf cnefcu 1osnt fcto.ntlon tnat tWt
! ptiLtEd.
| CANAL noKue.
] Iao Governor 1atd bctnrs tie senate co1;tspoud.
,nse i%se With thc R.ssng Ero:hrrs, Of Lnndon scla
ns to the canal hands, which WAS frtrifcd to the
e"mn-atte. on Cana1'.
II, r.,, MIGRATION.
] A-NtF GUcrcA 4 tcp mint nm he ,fnf
, 1869-01-08

ArarErA. Maine, Jan. The Legislature 10.
day reelected al tho ptceens inctnoelts Of the
- -tleut State pfNccF-
Ply c,,,n, - the Republicans or both branches
Of TIN Icr1.ia,u,c w. held this s7ehiny 10 uoni,
uate caudidarc fer senator. Ia "ee'e npMns, hcs,
Is wure for Hon. Hannibal Nnmlln III :. 80 ~, ,
Hon. L. ". Morrill,. DY Tho statutes 1ur u. ~
blshk vote y held 10 be no yete. Great excAx
mcnt prevails.
, 1869-01-08

DoAToA. Jan. 7.--Governor CIsnln will tc Irau-
Rurated and deliver his uae.tage on Saturday. The
valedlctoIy address Of Governor Bullock was
hfhit Of the financial, educational and material
tnte1rttb Of ftheEomnonwealth. The total funded
and unfandcd deht o. the state IL <s!, !,.a5, ,3s0-
an Increase during three yen1a Of about fp1s aoi
a half millions of dolltrs. The several slpkinc
suEds applicable to the reduction or the funded
debt nfrcaty amount to nine -ad half millions
4nf AoEanec ~ tne r~rxct ssine Of the securities
Nh,tA comEN', tee sinking furd is moEs than on'
hnc c.a,tcs -ni!!.t II. The npfu1ded debt
10 State IL lcte Than one mll3lal.
, 1869-01-08
CLEVELAND.

Another Step Gained BY the New Erie
Railroad arrangement Toward
Broad Gauge Connections with ahe
NeAt.
Cl1yx1Axp, Ohio, Jan. lin the eieeuon tos
niscc1ors Of the Cleveland s Pittsburgh Railroad
yesterday, the teenc was between the interests OF
Tie Eric Road and those opposed thereso- S:nsc
tic 'caec of the Atlantic + Great Western Rail
road b.: The Directors ct the Efte Road. II has
arrangement by which 4 broad gauge hne
could BE- run trto :he Enion Passenger
Depot here, thereby making elosc connections
VIII otf.4 liLe:. This could only be accomplish
BGs,a o D1fsoEs re- 10, :as :; e
E,ie Thts dune, tbl,d sail laid on the tEaca
of thst road, nom Aarrnnt Of Newhurah TO sa,' ~
city, would adcra the desired tsel!itles. ING %
i,et sought after has been gained n inc c!eeNoa
| iihs boa;d chosen hetnE tn iaros OF granting :
he Ella Railroad the privilege ofisJsng tnS .n,'
rsil and running ttal1: over tnh G.eYelan4 !. I
Hitshursn rack into the, Union Depot II
election was ore Of unusual impostA tAuee. aoq u u
| rrau1t wsr AZ aitcd With no small degree oi II
| tertet By al RAILROAD mcu.
, 1869-01-08

Imp OF IAnt Declaiou In a Snts tor DAM
agca A3Atnst q KRilroad-AxflvAt Of
mtmbtT8 OF the ItElnR&tuFes
epecial Despatch 10 The Chteagc THhu1e.
MADISON. Hie-, Jan. :.
in tic United States CIRCUIT Court. which ad-
iou.ncd to dsy. AFTER three days session. Jndzc
Miller made decision Of eonc importance In
the case Of J. K. Nheion. adm!ulstsator. agaln:t
The Chicago 4 Northwestern Railroad. &C.
ton for damagcs los the death Of bis wife from
.cjut1es ey locomotive At Jancss He. The su!s
hss ts nssn fonE Originally 5'9fafh .one
reaEon plaintiff de.!:s1 to transfer the c.ss
.o,a Fedesal Court defendant denying right to
this ransfer Of the case and asking ditm1~sal OF
tse tult. The Judge denied the motion, holding
ttofMtt wae competent for the Federal Court TO
t1ss LEE ,anediction Of the case under the law of
!ses. h.a'h II WIS already before State court
| OF conc enr7rnt iuritatct{on.
| 4 few ms@hcre af tho Le9lslsture arc here, and
| GtDcfalC; =. t.&athhurn has taken rooms for the
| a. election.
| The weather htsu !" very warm and pleasant.
, 1869-01-08

A.nA,,., l4r. "a resolution for TIE ap2o;nt.
1ncni ~ COMMITTEE TO tnvcslgltc the doing. Of
thr Mrsehnnta' t1n!un E1prc:s Company wae
tabled lnlthc Houee l"t.ay.
A resolution rtQnt tttng Congress 10 make IN
approximation for thr entire removal of TIC tecks
HI LII ltLAtC Xaa lttQ lahlr1.
, 1869-01-08
= 1T%.n

rtEiA. H.. Jan. "a hro In Washington,
TAyewell reuntv. tabt night. burned ihr brewery
ticofge JAtua!n. I.ass &l1.ND 10 &l3t00, fnllT
ol hv insursnco. The hft caught from
toytr shc nt1co.
siovc n. ~cs II qai,e warm. Ice In tho river ID
Tho stat
brt AktuR up. Jan. 1.-The livery stable Of j..
MADISON lnd.; 'rycd hy hEo this morning.
Loss about f3M0. Tho W5omenek 1natt-
nrDses, n - r. e. !.s,e = ise.""n
tuts sna ~ S:enn nnn;r ~ ~. dsAxv.ea u 90 val
, 1869-01-08

NEW OK1EAHs, Jan. 1.-Mr. rupchback. a nu'
latto, ,estcscay gave notice CT his iLteLtIon t1
introduce in the Lee,siature bill requiring al
tub1,c convey Ances, placee Of business and uuo
lie feto,t Tor VI ich licenses are required, to be
opeu to al, without distinction OF color.
, 1869-01-08
Ntw Ham pAhlra Republican Stats
Conventlons

CoxcoNp, Jan. 7.-The Republican state Con.
It u,lcr mtt to-GaI. Governor FArE!mn1 was
ehoren Chairman. and made lengthy address.
Mt, 0rstow o3SktnR va. chosen ~ rue cahatoata
for Ooye1nof by Acel2msllon. He b.tca1 Ad.
dreftod the tenFent?on. , -
The convection also nouinated samue! p
| Ho'ti1s was chpscn Chairman tf the state Com.
mittee. ,
4 rc1o1ution was adopted In favor Of impartial
erdFkGc fer nj tuya1 persons; agilpst ans fepu'
| d[atiou Of tie national debt. aud urginE uess:
uics to bring tho papcr dola: to gold basis. IN
| the rna taRe rf funding bill.
| In the district Convention at The present
uru hcS1 Ut Eclxrues WcIc 1CnominAtcU.
, 1869-01-08

ST. Louis, jan. 7.-The Legislature organized
County, for President pro ftm OF the Senate. and
Q. A. Moses. Of Hontor. Secretary. 1he House
elected J. e. 0t1tck, 1T, Charles, Speaker, and
J.r. +. telhy, thtefEletk.
1ctolLl:on Vas offered in Eouse that mem.
bers present from fitet:ed counties hasiFg cte.
densfa's sheut be eNorn In. which WAS tabled.
and the II utter lies over rLM the Committee On
credentials report.
, 1869-01-08

FAR Francisco, Jan. 7.-Thc Legislature I'D
iourned December 10th. after harmonious ses.
hicn. A lumber OF acts were passed. The Terri
tortal Prison Was located At PhGnix. on tho Sa
iinae River. Congress IL aBked for no1e troops,
AID Al Offer Of premium Il made fof sinking ar.
tesian wells upon the desert lands.
Both hnutes pissed Eesolut1olR OF thanks Ia
Governor Mccormick for long and faithful ser.
yicEa.
, 1869-01-08
SturkbolDers' Mecti11g.
9T0CKH0lDER8' Meeting.


The annual nrt.inE of tLa tt,ckhotinrt. Of tno
Iliit:.ttiti nAH L!t.lrf = iaKE cn- VII ho hnff
% L.: !. Se Il IT, 1 slse Bttn Fl III - "''sa ~
- LAB. X, HUikTiH, Set'y,
, 1869-01-08

- N7A1<%e VI III ASK1 NUQUWOB NJ FFWs
NEW foRT. Jan. THE brig Mtnnic Abbs. Of
hnw i'rnto'a, frun, liuecos hTrrr. 1cpotts ths.
O. on neccmhtr 10Th. latitude nuEih, longitude
U ", while uuocE full sati. war struck oy heavy
Mieh eauscd thc scfsel to roll f.arfaIIy 4n1 car.
ttta away thu fore and mia Top na,ta with tho
wAH hlor Ing at Tho tinu. and Af,cr cutting sway
Ms ftsxGlnE Kept on OR course. llsh heard low
."me'!rc noise for COUPLE Ut htNr' previously,
| I'D rnppurrd thr tea1y sea xa4 canscd nv ihc
ehoe& o! IN earthquake.
, 1869-01-08

SAsnyltLx. Jan. "A quorum wa' p.r'cat 10.
Gay In thr lower branch " ttr Legislature.
NJ. HJdrr. Of shelby. !LHoducrt h!ll rFo'
stttuR for state Convention 10 asnr MI tE+ con.
sti'utiou 10 ~ 10 rxtctd the right Vi suttaxo to
Il UiAt1Anr hitcd,
An snt.naed debate il expected on The Jill TO-
morrow,