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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-05
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having disposed of my stock and business
TO Mr.. A A. Randall desire to adjust all un-
settled accounts with my former customers.
/ can be found at any time at my house next
door TO the shop All outstanding accounts
due me must be paid by the LIST day of De
cember next. or they will be placed in The
hands of an attorney for collection.
! am thankful to my customers tor the gen.
erous patronage they have extended to me in
the past. and can recommend my successor
Mr.. Randall, as a man worthy of confidence
and custom. G f. EChSTElN.
Prescott. Sept. 9Tth, 1869, Sw.
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Tx DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, .
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STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County Of Pierce.
Once Of CIerk Board Supervisors, I
Ellsworth, August y. 1859.
V1HE following pieces Of land, sit
uated in Pierce county, state
Of Wisconsin. were sold By the
county treasurer On the fourteenth
day Of Nav, ISGT, for the taxes,
interest and charges Of the year 1896.
Therefore, notice il hereby given
that unless said lands are redeem
ed from sail sale on or before tire
fourteenth day Of May. 1870. they
viii b. conveyed according to law.
The amount # taxes interest and
charges calculated up 90 the last
dav Of redemption. i set opposite to
each piece respectively.
h B. WARNER,
Clerk OF Board Supervisors.
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Injudicious advertising is like fishing
where there are no fish. You need to
let your lines fall in the right places.
Bonner, for several successive years
invested in advertising all the profits
of the preceding year, now see where he
ia
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The St. Joseph (Mo.) Union says:
"They have new way of making morn
ing calls at Kansas City. The driver
stops in front of house, knocks, and if
there is no response, hurls brick through
the window"
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Josh Billings says: "The mewl is lar
ger burd than the guse or terky. 1t has
two legs to walk with, aud two more to
kick with, and it wears its wings on the
side of IFS head"
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What the Syllabus Is.

MANY persons are at loss to know
why it is that the coming Gcumencial
Council has excit d so much political as
well as religious agitation in Europe,
and still more that its proceedings or re
suits should interest or affect us in the
Unite States.
This we propose briefly to show. The
Council-the highest authority of the
Roman Catholic Church--has been
called for definite and special purpose,
viz: To pass on several matters of dog
ma and to take action on the ".SyIto6as."
This now famous paper, which must be
adopted or rejected as rnle of faith and
action, as systematic and sweeping
condemnation of everything which may
be comprehended in the modern IDEA OF
civil iberity-the entire civilization OF
our time.
lis history best explains it. Five
years ago-in December lS64-the
Pope issued an Encycical Letter, taking
very respondent view of the condition,
political, social, and religious, of the en-
tire world. Accompanying this paper
was the Syllabus schduls, 10 military
parlance, of charges and specifications.
1t contained ten general charges, each
supported by just eight specified errors,
or g damnable hersies." The somewhat
emphatic language is Pho Nino's, and not
that of an incorporate journalist. The
general charges are labelled materalism,
ritualism. pautheism, socialism, etc.
The specifications are more precise. As
the arrangement of the whole paper,
however, savors more OF medieval con
ciet than sound logic, We shall drop the
ecclesiastical Technology and the forced
arrangement, and group together some
of the salient ideas and facts of modern
life, which are directly and unequivocaIly
pronounced to be damnable and sinful,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-06
SPAIN.
Another RaIIroad war.

ELMIRA. N. Y, March 5. - What
looks like a pretty serious war has
broken out between the Erie and
Northern Central Railroads. The
Northern Central uses the Erie track
through and on each side of this city
Last evening orders were received by
Division Superintendent Pratt, of the
Erie. to allow no trains of the North
ern Central Road to come on to the
Erie track, thus cutting off the
ton north The switches were ac-
cordingly spiked. and all the passen-
gers of the Northern Central trains
are stopped in either direction. No
reasons were assigned for this extra
ordinary proceeding. 1t is surmised
that the trouble grows out of hitch
between the two companies about the
possession of the Fort Wayne Road
as a communication to Chicago.
The difficulty still continues, and
no trains are passing on the N. q.
Railroad. An Injunction was grant
ed this afternoon to prevent the Erie
from obstructing the passage Of the
Northern Central trains, but as,yet
no change has occurred In the situa-
ton. The leading officers and Direc-
tors of the two roads have been in
consultation this afternoon to effect a
settlement.
A train on the Northern Central
Railroad with 400 passengers from
Washington, arrived at the track this
afternoon, about mile below the city
but could go no further. They were
obliged to take the Erie train, repay
their fare and get home by such round
about manner as were open to them
The travelling public. is suffering very
great Inconvenience.
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MONETARY & COmMERCIAL
HeM Y0rk MarhnL.


BY TeIegraph.I NEW YORK. March 5.
CoTroN-Without any decided change;
sales of l20 bales at 2992a14e for middllng
uplands.
dull and heavy aud lUe lower; sales OF 8.00J
barrels at - 359G IL for superfne Stale and
western, s6 S096 ~ for extra state, ~ 10
al 90 for extra W est ern, S7G7 IS for VIII te
wheat extra, 50 55G7 70 for round hoop
Ohio, 81 OJ@o % tor extra ST. Louis, S9gI2
for good choice 1t. Louis, closing heAVy.
Southern flour dail and dropping; sales OF
2SO bbls at 81 20g6 70 for common 10 far ex-
ira, aud S6 SgDI2 % for good TO choice do.
CalifOrnia flOur dulE; sales OF 800 sacks at
S69sS for Oh, aud s8 9l0 80 for new. Rye
flour lower; sales al Sj,dS7.
CORN MEAL-QuIet; sales 100 bbfs Bran
WHIsKY-Qu Quieti sales 50 bbls western at
WHEAT-Reeeipts 3.77S bushels; market
duh and I92c fower; sales of 5000 bast1els
NO. Spring in store and aflOht at 81 46 %
/ 4S1s, closing at 81 AZ, delivered. -.
ada aL 81 40 --fHa 3ll 10 LtSt
BARLEY-Heavy and deeliHing; sales of
l20O of Ge. man on private terms. ~
BARL8sY MALT-Quiet. = - p
4ieRN--Eseceipts 1872 bushels; less active
aud dropping; sales OF a. 90 bushels at $50
9jc for new mixed Western; sc for old i D.
in store; g655c for weaNtl cut: also sales
last evening OF SO, o D bu heIs ofoId mixed
Western at 81 90 in store. ~.
ATs-Receipts 775 bushels: heavy; sales
of Al 100 bushels at 741Sc for Western in
store: 76(4e ter do, afioat. eezrafe
kICE-QuleC.
C0FFEE-Dull. Q +E-
MoLAssEs-DuII. -rr r-r
| SUGAR-2uiet; sales of 22l bhds. Cuba at
| 12t4dI3e. =.
fKTRoLsUM-Quiet at zoe for crude, and
| Soc for refined bonded. .r-.t.Es
HOPs-Quiet at 5Gl5c for American.
Ii 5 EED OIL--teady at 81 0l9t VI.
I SPIRITS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES at 749151ac-
PORK-DulIa and lower; sales OF $50 barrels
| at S3ilE3l 81 Tor new mess; closing at S3L p
1 cash; $50 75sL3f % for Old do; S26 gz7 . for
prime S2S 505s30zU9 for prime mess also,
| 20 barrels OF new mess. sellers April, at
| S3l 80.
BEEF-DuH; sales of 100 barrels at sS 50Q
Sl5 90 for new plain mess sl2Q5lS 50 for. new
/ extra mess. Tierce beef dull and heavy ;
| sales or 70 tierces al S25 00930 90 for prime
/ mess; S276l33 90 for India mes. Beef hams
/ dull; sates OF 6j barrels at s25 d3J 90.
| CUT MEATs-DulI; sales of l30 packages
| at I3dl354c for shoulders and l615dI71Sc Tor
hauis. t--tE
| HoGS-Dressed, quiet at 131z9I31Sc for
/ Western, ana 1910 I414c for city; m1ddIes
| nominal; sales of l10 boxes OF Cum mberIand
cut on private terms.
| LARD Heavy: sales of 500 tierces at
| T1ag 91sc for steam, and lS1z@l91Sc for
| kettle rendered also, $50 tterces of steam,
| sellers March and April, at lSZAGI9c, ~
/ BUITER-FIrmer at 30g3Sc Tor Ohio, and
/ 4205tc for State.
CHEEsE-Firm at lSa22%c
/ FREIGHTS TO LIVERPOoL-Dull and low
/ ef, with engagements per steam OF 1900
bashelS OF wheat at 3tzd. .-----se-----
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-06
NEW YORK.
The Eastern Press on the Inaugural
and Grants Cabinet.

New York, March 5.-The Herald
saws. after rehearsing the points of
Grants inaugural, including economy,
rctrenchment and faithful collection
of the public revenue, we have the
sailing directions of the new admins
tration. What is the general prospect?
1t is one full of promise, prosperity,
progress, development and power at
home and abroad, and so opens the
new book of American history. 1t
further says the inaugural shows too
much confidence and Sufhclency,
| lacks that grave and staid proprlety of
/ expression betting the Chief Magls-
trate. The message contains no orig
/ inal ideas, ami everything In the mes
sage which is not fat is crude, and it
/ Is the mereSt echo of the tritest com
/ monplace of the Republican press.
/ The Tribune says: The emphatic
declaration of President Grant that
we should pay our national debt to
the utmost farthing is worth countless
millions to the labor, commerce, and
prosperity of the Republic, 1t further
saws: Grant will be the champion OF
the Monroe Doctrine, and direct MS
policy towards consolidating and eX
/ tending TcpuOllcan luStIIultoHS ~
the North American Continent. II
hopes to rece tye from President CRAM
splendid Administration.
The Times says: The Inaugural
touches the great wants, indicates the
great duties, and prOpounds grea
policy with distinctness that leave:
nothing in doubt. Gen. Grant haC
= something to say aud he has said i
f strongly aud we'll. 1t says no ont
doubts thai Gen Grant will aim t.
meet the jus wishes and expectation
= OF the Republ can party. uot bv con
' ceediug 10 the denaucA of it's indi
, vidual members, uUt by promoting
the welfare Of the country, and build
ing up its prosperity on the principle
: of the party, as the only principle
d on which it can be safe and pei
s manent.
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Ezl q ]
ChICAgO Market.

By TelegrAph.l .msln CHICAGO, March 5. /
ExcHANGE-Eastern steady; lilo prem.
selling; I-i0idiscounU buyfn tf-l
FLops-- Dali and weaker; Spring extras,
s5 1906 6215.
WHEAr-Is duiI, dropping, and s4@1ze
lower; sales of No at IL l7Jgl 10; No. at
81 l2149I IL; closing 81 l211agl l25s. Sales
since pChhnge at 81 l154gl II.
CORN-In 1atr request, and lc lower; sales
of medium at }s957c: no grade 5445519c;
closing steady AT 5b94c for nlsdium. Moth
ing doing this p. NJ. ~. ID Z
0ATs-D1II, and 1SasSc dover; 5s1za5414e
for regular and fresh receipts OF No, z;
closing duh at 533zGf54c..
RYE-DuiI, and 15'g54c lower; 81 1901 10
forI egular and fresh receipts.i ,s3at3
BARLEY--FIrner, and 2g3c higher; sales
at 81 75g 80 for regular and fresh receipts
of No.2 81 2 rlHFIE y Hl
+ HIGHwIEEs-Un nchar ged. HaLeI
PROYIsEONS-l4ower. less pork sold in q
retail way at S3i 90, closing uomlnaL Lard
opened iduli Rpdrlower at lSc closed "A little
firmer at l8gl8Ac, Dry salted shoulders
81 eady at 12c3short clear fniddleS at 1614c.
Hoes = Dressed quiet: closed weak at sl2
@12 so. dividing on 200 lbs. Live quiet, and
l0al5c lower; $500 IS for common 10 me-
dsu1l, and slOgll for good to choice assort-
ed lots. saf
BEEF CATFLE-Quiet, aid 2Oa25c lower;
81 6l415 75 for cowsand light steers; S6 00g
50 81 Tor fair to medium, and S7g7 80 for
good 10 choice <lipplHg steers. fi1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-06
WASHINGTON.
President Grants Cablnet-PrOIeeted
Assassination Of the U. s. District
Attorney

WASHINGTON. March ). - The
President has just sent into the sen
ate the following nominations tor
members of his Cabinet:
For Secretary of State, E. b. Wash
burne, of Illinois; for Secretary of
the Treasury, A T. Stewart, Of New
York; for Secretary of War, none
named; for Secretary of the Navy,
Adolph Borie; for Secretary OF the
Interior, J ID. Cox; for POstni1 ter
General. General J. A. j. Gre swell;
for Attorney General, h. b. HOare-
The Senate yesterday confirmed the
following nominations :Eeler Is.
Bailey. Postmaster at ort Wayne;
@. w. G. Rowell, At,orney for Ari-
IONA: Horatio Fox, Consul to Trini
dad. Isaac Gass. Assessor of Reve-
nue. for the Eighth Ohio District;
Alex. r. Banks, Agent for the In
dians of the upper Arkansas; Geo. W..
| Wilkinson, Agent for the w lnnebago
Indians. on the Missouri River; jas
| Hare. Postmaster at Hays City, Kan
sas: John Il. Smith, Postmaster at
/ Springfield, Illinois; II. p. Welch,
( Postmaster at Ottawa, Kansas; ) ohm
! r.. Deibrech, Collector OF Revenue,
| Twelfth Illinois District; COmmad0re
Howell, Rear Admiral. A number
of army brevets were also confirmed.
The galleries of the House and Sen
ate we're densely crowded, and many
were unable to procure an entrance,
who were anxious to hear the nomt-
nations of Grants Cabinet, which
were expected this afternoon.
I w. ID. Todd has been appointed
Secretary to the Vice President.
At the White House, to-day, large
/ crowds were in attendance, anxious
to he admitted. The doors, however,
were not opened for the reception OF
visitors. and within everything Is
perfectlv tranquil Very few gentle
men had interviews with the Presl-
dent to day.
The announcement that the Cabinet
anpointments would be sent to the
Capitol. created the greatest excite
ment. and speculations on the streets
are more varied than ever.
Lieut.. Gen. Sherman is unweli to-
day. and did not make his appearance
at the Army Headquarters.
The merest routine work IL being
continued in the different Depart
! ments to-day, excepting the Wal
Office. from which important military
) orders will shortly be issued.
The work of renovating the White
: House commenced today.
f Mr.. Grant, father of the President
5 is recovering from the effects of hl
f severe fall of yesterday
4 Assistant Secretary Hartley is act
t ing Secretary of the Treasury to-day
t President Grant to-day accepted
the resignation OF Commissioner Rol
/ Inns. of the Internal Revenue Depart
e ment. to take effect upon the confirm
t atioR of his successor.
: Bv direction of the Secretary o
/ War. a number of minor officers ar
t relieved from their present duties
e and ordered to join their respectiv
o corps without delay.
5 The last military order issued b
= Grant. as General of the Army,
i dated March Sd, and relates
g the economical disposition of con
l. demned Government property, as fol
IS lows: Inspecting Oheers, IN re
IS commenting the disposition of cor
r demned property and material OF tn
Quartermaster' Department, will bea
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I Cincinnati MaraeI.

BY Telegraph.T CINoIEEATT, March 8.
FLOUR AND GRAIS-Uncha hanged and
quiet, not much done. ft & .g-tl.f A.. Il
CoTToN-Firm bat quiet; middling sold
al 2Se. ~ 8 - - -sf-tti 80 t4tf. at-t
ToBkcC0--In good tienaud: sales OflI2
hhds. aud 20 boxes at fail prices. ,
= WHISK = Quiet and d rru at 9fc.
PRoYIsIo Very dull aud hardly any
demand, quotations nearly nominal;
Mess pork held st s3l 70, but no mqufry /;
Bulk meats offered rather freely at I215c
aud I41zc for shoulders aud sides: Bacon
hardly inquired for, even In the 1oDblng
way shoulders can be bought at 1312c; sid es
at l6lzc for clearrib, aud I7c forclear; sugar
cured hams quieb az ls1a 9l91ae: Lard dull
aud no. de nand and prices nominal;
prime city car be bought at f88lS14c. ~
Z BU rTER " cry scarce and IN d,sLnand, at
40a doc. .f .,.s u Jill. .a.. .f
F5EEDs NO change in seeds, clover firm
at 1890 t612c1 an geella $40 HfaHi
CHEESE-Firn, at 2Ia22c srre ,-f...-.-f
B4EF CATTLE-DulI, best prices I'M
changed, the wnoIe range atSf O0g, 80 per
Genital gross. ~lHto neag g
GoLD-Flat, and closing at l304 buying.
tExcHANGE-Is higher, par buying and
I-lOc premium selling. 30 I