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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
SeriO,sS .fCCidellt

On Monday last, boy about ten
years old, named FRIEDUs AYREs, while
playing on the street with his sled, care
lessly slid near the heels of span Of
horses and ono Of them kicked him Sc,
verely upon tho side of the head fraetor-
ing his skull and knocking him distance
of several feet. He was picked up in an
insensibe condition, bleeding profussly at
his mouth and ears. He was promptly
attended to by DIR. You've whose skillful
treatment restored him to cons seriousness
1t was at first thought fatal wound,
and though now in critical condition
hopes are entertained of his recovery
A widowed mother and an only sister
bear the burden of affection which this
sad calamity has occasioned.
Boys, let this warn you TO be more
careful in the future. When sliding
down bin or coasting Oh the street look
out for the teams.
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The State Journal.

To those of our readers who wish q
live newspaper, we can recommend no
better Que than the Madison State Jour
nal. It's political department is ably
conducted, and for general and local news
it is second to none in the state. 1t is
the official paper of the state and pub
fishes the proceedings of the legislature,
reports of officers, laws &c. For terms
see prospectus in another column.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

tain ferry at the city of Prescott, in sad county,
across the Mississippi river at the place in SAID city Of
Prescott between Walnut and Ash steets, IN George
Sehazers addition TO the city OF Prescott on lahu OF
said Schazer bordering said river, for the pTm OF
ten years from this date
And the said Andrew RAIDER ia allowed 10 coIlec' anu
receive errage for the transportation OF travellers prop
pe; and effects aud tue said Terry AZ anu
after the following rates, and for no greater sum OF
for said transportation, viz:
Two horses and wagon, one dollar (Sll O3e horSe
aud wagon or buggy Nenty-fve cents 20 ctS) Hor-
SEES and cattle single per head fifty ceuts go ets)-
Persons each twenty cents co ctsl. Hogs sheep,
per head ten cents 90 cts) and other property ia pro-
portion.
By order Of the Board J. W. WYNN.
Cl'k of Board OF Supervisors.
On motion, adjourned until s O'Clock
to morrow morning.
Board met Thursday, Dec. 81, pursu-
ant to adjournment.
NJ. B. Williams, County Treasurer,
submitted the following report as Coun
ty Treasurer, for the year 1868, and on
motion said report was received for ex
animation /:
u b. Williams, County Treasurer, an account
lgiM Pierce County from Dec 23d, 1867, to
December 20, 1868, Inclusive.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

The Annual Convention of the Mime
sofa Editorial Association will be held In
ST. Paul, CD Tuesday, the 10th inst. Ii
is announced that among other interest
ing proceedings will be an address from
Hon. ]. a. WHEELocK, of the st. Paul
Press, a poem from III. n. CAsrLE Of
AnOka, anu an obituary essay from
FRANK DAGGErT, Of the Wabashaw Her
aid, upon the decease of A. Ii. Rose, his
former partner ON the Herald, and the
first member of the Association that has
called for this mouruful tribute TO his
i emory.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
On motion.

RESOLVED, That the report of r. L. Reed Sup't of
Schools, be and the same is adopted.
RESOLVED That for and in consideration of the le-
gal services rendered j. s. White and H. A. Jay in
the Supreme court that the clerk be Instructed to deed
to said hite Jay, by quit claim deed the ne or OF
section &c 26S which by the county sold and con-
yeyed to them.
RESOLVED, That the clerk be instructed to draw an
order IN favor of j. W VIM for the sum OF two thou
sand dollars purchase money for the Inf Of NV or,
and nj OF sw or, and or OF or OF I26-l1, SAID
land being purchased for a county poor farm.
County orders were cancelled and
burned amounting to SlO,970.H.
Court certificates were cancelled and
burned amounting TO $l,ls3.30.
County orders were issued on bills and
per diem to Co. Board amounting to
$l,405,34. Also for Poor Farm 50 900.
On motion, adjourned to January Is,
1869. J. w. VIM, Clerk.
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EOrN'S Band.

FoRDs band is now fully organized
for business. They will pay particular
attention to surprise parties. On all oc-
casions when that
''Wondrous harmony that silence brings"
is required, they will promptly attend.
By order of the t.
Bates 81 CLEMENTS
Wholesoul Agents.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
TCOMMUNICATED.1

QUERY.-Who is Mayor of Prescott,
and who is Senior Alderman Of I'd
Ward +? | should think they had q
largo interest in the present and future
welfare Of Prescott, by the looks of the
principal streets, filed full of dangerous,
loose, rolling stones. Either clean the
streets or put up notices warning people
not TO come into your town.
FARMER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

shoui DC in every school TOom Iut none at present
can be obtained. Some means should be adopted TO
remedy this want. Guyots Wall Maps are very supe-
rior for school purposes.
In conclusion, l would return my thanks to sehool
oihcers citizens and teachers who have so generally
seconded ms efforts in seeking to advance Tie Interests
of the schools.
Progress has been made, though much yet remains
undone respectfully submitted -
County Sup't of Schools.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
.RFOCESis.IsHissS.

White d. Bancroft of this city do all
kinds of work in their line in suitable
manner. They claim hard-shoeing TO be
their " FORTE" having made this branch
of their business speciality. Take your
horses there and give them trial.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
Restaurant.

CnAs. BoUGHToN, on Broad St, has at
all times full shelves of confectionery,
canned fruits, DC, and also fresh oysters
by the can or dish, and will be pleased to
serve in the best manner possible al! who
choose to give him call.
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NOliGa.

All persons indebted to me by unsettled ac-
commits, must call and settle as | must have
money. Let this notice be sufficient.
JOHN DUDLEY.
Prescott, Dec. 80, 1868.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

Morning Tram connects at Pennington with
Eastern Express and with Owatonna Local for ST
Paul, Minneapolis and all points on ST Paul and
Pacific Railway. and at Mendoza for all points on
the Minnesota Valley Railway -
Returning connects at Hastings with STAGES for
Prescott, Hudson, River Falls and saltwater and
with Minnesota stage company's line to Red WING
and all points on the river TO Winona
Evening train connects at Pennington with NJ
st. p. Il NJ. Express for St. Paul and MINNEAPOLIS
and with OwatOnna Local for all points on the M
st. p IL NJ. Ry, to Owatonna
Passengers by this line leave Hastings at Sis A.
NJ. have four hours in St. Paul or MINNEAPOLIS re-
turning arrive at Hastings. 7:30 p NJ. same dav
E. \. WILLIAMS, Act Supt.
C.. H. l.. LANCE, 21-36
Gen. Freight and Passenger Agt.
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Notice to- Teachers.

The fist meeting of tie Pierce County
Teachers Association vii, be held at the
school house in Bay City. Jan. 10th. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. All teachers in that portion
OF the county are requested to be present.
r. L. REED, Co. Sup't of Schools.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Board of Supervisors
OF PIERCE COUNTY, WIS.
ADJOURNED MEETING.

OFFICE OF CLERK or BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Ellsworth, December D. 1868.
The Board of Supervisors met pursu-
ant to adjournment.
Present. Sup's Amos and Stirratt.
On motion, the bid for furnishing
wood for Co. officers, as pei published
advertisement in Pierce County Herald
was let to Wilson Kline, at Sl,l5 per
cord.
On motion,
RESOLVED, That the sum of s2,72 be allowed to Jas.
Melvin for illegal tax paid part of or of ne
stucted to charge the against the town Of Trim
belle.
On motion, adjourned until 8 o'clock
10 morrow morning.
The Board met Tuesday, Dec. Goth,
pursuant to adjournment.
]. w. Winn, Co. Clerk, presented his
report, Which on motion was accepted
j. W. VIM ia account ,eih Pierce Go. from
Nov. II, 1867, to Dec. %. 1868, Inclusive.
REDEMPTION ACCOUNT. DIR.
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On motion, adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning.
Board met Wednesday morning, pur-
suant to adjournment.
Tie matter of vacating the town of
Isabelle was taken up; when, on motion.
the petition was referred to the next
meeting of the Board.
On motion, the bill of Clerk, for extra
labor, was referred to next meeting of
the County Board.
On motion, the bib of IL. II. GRAY,
for advertisement fees paid for tax deeds
to the Clerk, was referred to next meet
ing of Co. Board. =
On motion,
II is hereby ordered and determined that the Resolu
tun fixing the salary OF the Clerk the Circuit Court
aud Superintendent of Schools, dated Nov Il, 1865,
be amended by striking out the words -four 90 whore
they occur in the sixth and seventh lines Of said esO
luton, and inserting in the place thereof the word
five So that the same shall read I've hundred dol
lars, in plsce of four hundred dollars per annum.
On motion,
RESOLVED That the Of twenty-five dollars be and
the is hereby appropriated out of money not
otherwise appropriated for the purpose of purchasing
wood county Jail; and ii is hereby ordered that
W. Dickinson is hereby appointed an agent for the
purchase OF said wood.
On motion, adjourned until 81 o'clock
p. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The Board 0! Supervisors of the Co.
of Pierce do order and determine as fol-
lows
WHEREAS, at a Eeetiag Of the Board of Supervisors
Of said county, held In the town II Ellsworth the
2Sth day Of nrecler 1seS andrew RAIDER, Of the city
Of Prescott in said county. made application tor Ii
cpsc e. ktp ferry the Mississippi river at
the city cf Prescott, aforesaid;
II i h,rvhy ordered and determined that license he
Sisht.d ~ tLe said Andrew Kler I" kc'P aud MAIN
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

Club rates for newspapers, maya
azines, at Porter's Book store. n. Y.
Tribune, $1,OO, Milwaukee Sentinel 81,
so, and others at like rates.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

xATrRE or CLAIM. AMT ALLD'
La Crosse csunty ciicuit court fees, sl39 50
Town Of Trilnls lie, paupcr bills, 323 I6
Flint Weber, advt rtising and printing 10 90
James Wilson, justice fees, -
Town Of Ellsworth, paupcr bill, 81 Is
james Wilson. justice fees, Is
A. Morse. election returns, ~
{, ". Brown books and blanks, 81 40
J. NJ Mckee. goods for jail, -
J. \. Gui:ieau, sheriff fees, o: ~
r. l.. Reed, stationery and postage, 90 -
J. Youagman Election returns, %
John Brown 392
stephen Young, wolf beuniy, 60
A. Van Wrinkle, election returns, 80
Sau'i PIatt, " -
J. ". Wirm oil, wood an maps, Is 50
) y M;spu drPuy shcrif's fees Is 50
Tilis Hurley, election returns, 6S
James Wilson. c. rorcrs fres %
J " Vim. max ing ledger and work on certifcts,
Sl5O. Referred.
J \ Stirrttt. wO 81 for Jail, 90
: y Mason. deputy shvIiifTs fees, %
J \ GutteIu s!leTiFsfres, 81 81
CITY ii Prescott. paui'cr bill, 20l,35
& Covtll, furnishing Jail, - 90
j A tiuittcau, sheri:I-s fees, Ill 10
\ Michael. building boo. cases, $50 alld q 90
, D KEg, t.sInith. justice tees, Sll, o.; rcfr'd.
II u GRAY, adv. Ces, S65,l0; referred
Wm IIoyyss table ana book rack, Is 10
g " nickinsuE stove for Jail, %
II Drewce, illegal tax, 81 80
8 l. Bailev 80 90
J WiRn, poor farm, lao 90
SEQ 90
G W Dickinson, wood for Jail, rs 90
J McEwen, Illegal tax. y
, \ Dawson, legal advice and counsel, 80 %
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Clothing! Clothing!

and
fol- a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08
PRESCOTT MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by George a. ZJIl
Special Local .G,Oftces.

Go to Brill & WEIGH if you want
choice California Champagne from the
American Vintage Co.
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City AND COUNTY.
Hastings = Dakota Rasr~ay Tfme-Tasre.

On and after Monday, Dec. 21st, 1868. trains on
the Hastings & Dakota Railway will run rs follows
GOING WEST
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sup 7 AInCs voting ITO.
On motion,

The Board eff Supervisors of Pierce county do order
that NJ b. Williams the County Treasurer of said
~ for and report TO the said Board all inter-
moneys that has into his hands during his
term of Office account Of county moneys loaned
By him.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

Having Returned to Prescott,

Fox and Die
found good assortmento
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

tits hereby ordered and determined by the Board o.
Supervisors of Pierce county that all county officers oil
said county hereby and hereafter prohibited from
leaning for interest any of the money be-
longing to said county, any ef the moneys coming
into their hands such officers, unless the same Is
done, permitted allowed by Ordrr of said Board.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-08

All Of which is respectfully submitted to the Hon.
County b. ard Of Pierce County, tins Both day of De-
ctmber 1865 NJ. u WILLIAMS
COunty Treasurer.
The following resolutions were pre-
scented
RESOLVED, That the Report OF NJ. b. Williams, Co.
Treasurer be rejected the grounds that said report
does not show all tue county monies by him received
Supervisor Strait voting aye, and
Sup'r Amcs voting no,
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Or Z

Irish POpIins French and English mernos
ckandCo InedV
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THE CRESCENT's DISPATCHE ES.
" AsHINGTON.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
RESOLUTION FOR A PROTtCTORaTE OVER ST.
D.M.NG0 AND HAYU.
A FINANCIAL BILL BY BUTLER.
The sue Murphy CIaim---Executiye
Nominations.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-Senators Rice and An.
oott are added to the Pacific Railroad COMMITTEES.
Inc Dill extending the time for indictments in
,;, neu S'ates courts.t except for treason and
Mr. Rice introduced bill aiding the Arkansas
The Sopreme Court is hearing argument on the
boundaries of st. Louis.
The president has nominated Calvin ]. Coolies
asssyer of the Charlotte, N. c.. mint; A. s.
Robertson collector of internal revenue second
district of Louisiana, and David Sheeks attorney
for Western Texas.
Householder is spoke on finance.
After Butler had concluded, Banks reported
resolution for establishing protectorate over San
Domingo and Hsyti stating its object to be, In
of revolutionary movements, our government
should send out ship to advise the revolutionists
TO await the usual elections, so as to have peace
able revolution. In answer TO question whether
the executive had made overtures, Banks replied
that be could not answer without involving nego-
tiations. Without coming to conclusion the
House adjourned.
Seldte-Sumner presented q petition from a
mass me eting at Macon, Georgia, asserting their
deplorsble condition and asking the passage Of
Summers bill.
bill wss introduced foibidding transfers to
foreigners Of grants or privileges from the United
States.
Sue Murphy's case was resumed and discussed
to adjournment.
Builer's bill authorizes the secretary OF the
treasury 10 issue three hundred aud hfty millions,
and fnrtber sums as they may be required and
afie ier June 30th, 1869, national banks cease to be
banks of issue. The bill is quite long,
Senator Fowler arguing in favor of the Sue
Murphy claim, said clsims OF similar character
did not exceed thirty millions. The discussion
excites much attention. Southern senators all
favor the bill. -
The reconstruction committee was engaged on
Georgia affairs, to-day, and tomorrow will hear
Gen. Gillem on Mississippi.
Senator Spencer. discussing the Sue Murphy
bill said, if the claim was ignored, reconstruction
would be failure. Southern loyslsts, if treated
as enemies Of the country. will abandon the party.
Close cenvass Of the Senate indicates that the
claim, though it will be recommitIed, will finally
pass.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13

SOUTHERN PATEKTs.-COloneI n-fus r. Rhodes,
solicitor of patents, No. % Commercln Place,
officially reports to the CRESCENT the following
complete list of patents granted Southern invent
ors for the week ending December %, 1853;
Loaiisidnd-w -wheelock, Finlsy Co., New Or
leans, dsinfec Giant, or ozone generator; U. W; H.
Bayley, Aleiers, railway chair; A. j. Gong, Cln-
ton cotton seed planter.
District of CohtmLid-A. S. Dickinson, wash
in2ton, curtain fixture.
Morlrldnd-Jos. Montgomery. Baltimore, gram
elevator; ]. MeIlvsiD, Churchvilie' antiiTicuon
Tirqinia j. W. Jordan. Lexington, butt hinge !;
p. ii. STARK. Richmond, pl0w.
So1nb Carolina - E. F. Gum, Charleston,
chlosding frearm.
Georqia-H. w. BOifeuilet, Savannah, car
coupling; Geo. Il. Eddleman, Atlanta, sewing
machine. C,-., d,
Of teaching the rudIments of chemistry Chss. :
Howell, Covington, hoe Robert ). BOYD, Smlth
land. road scrsper; John and George hiyett. Gov
ipgtop. method Ct laying and spreading compost
ton roofing, pavement. etc Nelson Rue, har
rodsburg, gate; John A. Terrell, Bloomfield
cannon. . ,.
TfnnesSee-M.D D. Cheek. Memphis baling press
Misso,1i-Geo. w. Garrett, st. Louis, moldinI
uipe: G. IL. Jackson, st. Louis filter; Tin. Pen
| dergsst, st. Louis, pole for horse cars; ~,
Desiqn-Bsdge-N. p. Chipman and W. l. Coi
| lins, Washington, ID. q.
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PENNY PosTAGE.-A cable dispatch states the
system of penny postage between Great Britain
and this country, is advocated by a large numoer
of members Of the new British Parliament tnst
a memorial, signed by hundreds OF members OF
Parliament has been presented TO Revercy john
son, requesting him to urge the American govern
ment TO adopt a system of postage between tne
limited States and Great Britain; that the LONDON
Times prints the memorial and comments fayora-
blv thereon This is gratifying to Postmaster
General Randall who fsvors cheap rates oil inter-
national postage. In negotiating the present pos.
,al conventions nth Great Britain, which wont
into operation on the lst instant the United STATES
office proposed ard urged further reducuon OF
ne international letter rate of postage. bat with
ont success. The British office dec ined any re-
ductiCn. .. n.
Important reductions Of postage TO Great Brit
ain and the countries OF the continent OF Europe,
amounting TO about one-balf Ct the rates Prev,
ousIy charged, have been made by recent postal
Conventions with those countries, sDd Postmaster
General Randall is ready and anxious to further 10.
duce the present rates Of postage TO the IoWes'
practicable standard. The members OF Parla'
ment ard the British pnblic who favor this I'M
portsnt postal reform, should, therefore, memo
| rslize their, own government on the subject al
| the oppostion Of the British post oidce to
| cheaper rate of postage is the only obstacle u
/ the object,
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-01-13
FROM HAVANA.

C,uzens Gene to Confer with the Hevolu-
,,.u,,ts-Nusvttaa Closely Besteged-Sov-
.,,u,nt Troop. Defsated--Fears OF n
Famine.
HAvANA. Jan, IA commission Of inh1enual
citizens of Havana, native Cubsns, aud prominent
members of the Liberal party, left this city yes
terdsy 10 meet the revolutionary leaders anu az
tempt a compromise for the restoration Oh Pesoe: Po:
HAVANA Jan l2-The commissioners 10 meet
the rebels are understood TO have full powers 70
make a compromise on the basis OF the lslano 10
remain under the Spanish flag.
Nuevitss is closely besieged by the rebels wno
have no artillery, but plenty of Spencer rifles
The planters IN the neighborhood fear famine.
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new, 34s. Sd. 1''O'' 'u'
LIVERPOOL, Jan 12-Evening.-Cottou drmer
prices unchanged. Sales IL. coo bales.
LONDON. IAN. IL Evening. 92fa92
26s. Sd. Jus 'u'' anoa
FRANKFORT, Jan. l2-Consols 7ss.
NE" oRk, Jan l2-Evenng.-Money became
much easier at the close. The supply was h
excess o. me demand. stocks active and buoy,
ant; o'osing with sharp upward tendency. -2ns
OF 6Z li24' OF e4 1888. of '65 1921; do los nj
oI IVS4. OF '6S lO83; l0-40s 1851 Louisiana
levee bones 67sG6s. ''A"A =
NEW YORK, Jan. -Eveuing-Cottou cIosad
nrmer. sales 1900 bales. Middiing uplands 9s
flour-State and Southern dull and beavv I6N
loc. lower: Superfne S. 80G6 20, Southern dnII
and declining common to fair extra s6 9O617 95
"beat fsyors buyers. Corn dull heavy ana Ic
lower. White Southern 986sl O2. Oats favor
buyers. Pork dull. $40 25029 ga. Lard staaav
Whisky 81 02. Turpentine 5205Sc. Rosio s9 80
gz 90. Frelghts firm. Cotton, steam, 4.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2-Eyeniug.-Monev cIosad
pn mucn easier at z, with exceptions at p cent.
rrlme discounts 7@l0. Gold stronger, 1885, Ster.
s@1tSs5n bonds rp nlf fpd ssO
bacco; new lugs to medium leaf, 81 509.
Is so; Cotton 27Ac.; Mess pork $50; Lard. 1870
2Oc.; bulk shoulders. 12s@l2ic.; clear rib sides,
l5261l6c.; clear sides, I64Gl6Ac. Bscon-shou
ders 44c.; clear rib Sides l73c. clear sides, l8c,
all packed; Superine Flour, S. 5006; Wheat,
81 s6@l 92; Corn, 5s@60c.; Oats, 60962c. Whis-
Ky, raw. free, 81 90.
CNCINNATi. Jan. l2-Famiy -four 81 750s.
Wheat held 81 so. Corn CSC. Rye 81 40. Oats
6066lc. Barley 81 rs. Cotton quiet at 274c.
Whisky SIC. Pork $50. Lard ls@l9ac. Bacon
shoulders l34c.; sides l64@l79c. Bulk shoulders
L &C.; sides l43@l52c. Butter 33@4Oc. Eggs
SOC. Cheese ls020c.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. l2.-Tobacco unchanged. Su.
perfine -four s696 Is. Wbest 81 50@l 95 Corn
62@7Oc. Oats 55@5Sc. Pork $29 5O@30. Bulk
shoulders l24c. sides l5l@l63c. Lard l9c. Bacon
shoulders lac. sides and hams lsc. Whisky 97c.
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FRon EUROPE.

French FinaBces-Vc! uHteers Tor Cupa-Ihe
ar.eL Rspr<sentative Excluded from the
sono., .,enc,-Turhe ey after - LOsn-keport-
Cd On ,ure of Cretan Oncials.
PARIS. Jan l2-The French floating debt mas
been reduced 1000 900 francs. ooo
The budget fer 1870 shows an excess of S6,OOO,'
OOO francs receipts over expenditures.
return of confidence and general resumption oil
Industrial pursuits. -
teered 10 suppress the Cuban revelation.
p.pts Ian l2-For nnexplained reason me
cr.eL ,ssrresentatiye has been excluded from the
eonierenee. He protests and has applied 10 ms
Soverrment for instructions. The conference
will await the action Of Greece. o
IoNpoN Jan. ll.-TaTkey has sent an agent 10
Paris 10 contract a war loan
Itis reported that members Of the Cretau III
suIpent government have been captured pj
Tnrka.
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Joseph Medill, Of Chicago. has written to Gef
Rswiinps a George Francis Trsinsh sort OF lesf
ter, in which be urges war for the conques. cs
he Canadas. The belIigerent Medill says
sEnoIsnd can't hold the Canadas ninety days
AGAINST Gen. Grant Sound the bugle, and
sssonob NJ the old veterans will rally In moasi
10 sweep the Dominion as fast as they can msses
over It. The campaign would be as sharp sso.
sdded one-third OF Germany to Prussia; %
Iish element would flock to the support oi otaSFs otSs
en- masse, and all the ex.rebel soldiers ne coa'u
accept would be glad to fight under nis q,
and thus would be restored an area OF reconcik e
tiop with the South. Lee and Longstreet. aS
Hood and Johnston. and Taylor. Hampton asa
Beau Beau egsrd. would jump at the Opportunity q,
don the blue and fight under the oio nag. ~, ~
,eiv % bis sunnort as one man for the acquisitsn
Of he Domjpion.D Grant and Lee might DO gsi
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