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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

RI o9oHIR 2 LATIHIR, A.os,enssn,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

w COOP RAJ lsrArl NOTES.
JOSHUA WHITNEY co.,
jylon Brokers, 416 9TH st, bet g and SITS.
| AIDES, GENILEMlN, AED CHILpREs's
rIor SIhEEND;HAED ChOTaIHga UNDER
bought by X. 8: JUsTH. at 2s4h 9TH street, In the
second square above the Northern Liberty Market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-20

In which Fresh Meats, Fruits, and everything Of
Perisns6Ie nature can be preserved FOB Any
By the sane patent cargo Of fresh beef was sue.
es.sfuliy carried from tnai.1ols, Texas, to nsy
seven l aays ~ IN as Ssrfset sosdisiea ss Vhss
The public are .gsspeetfully invited 70 call and
witness its opers1fens.
ffigerstor. Q lot Of very choice n 0W YORK BUT
TER, put MP IN stone iars, containing and lbs,
article ofLxA1 LARD, pat up In the same naa-
ner.
FOR the pickiius season he has Q large stock,
INPERIAL WHITE WINE AND PUkD CIDnR
OF al kinds, which ere warranted 70 b strictly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13
Nofice 30 Eurnbermen.

NOTICE is hereby given, that all trespassers
~ unon the Rail Road Lands Of the st Croix Y
Superior Rail Road Company. after this date, VIII
be prosecuted under the provisions OF section Aiy-
three Of chapter one hundred and sixty-fve OF the
revised statutes of Wisconsin.
BY an order Of the Department OF the Interior
the entire control OF said lands is conceded to the
state of Wisconsin, and hereafter no settle ments
or COMPROMISES will be made with such trespasscrs
bat The logs and timber cut upon such land VIII pc
seized and the Oende rs prosecuted as provided by
law. SAN. HARTMAN,
State Agent ST. Croix * Superior X. r. Lands
Sumerset, July 8, 1862 14-3m
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TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, I =,
County of Pierce. 80

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
County of Pierce.
Office of Clerk Board Supervisors, I
Ellsworth, August IL, 1860.
THE following pieces Of land, sit
uated in Pierce county, state
of Wisconsin, were sold by the
county treasurer on the fourteenth
day OF May, 1867, for the taxes,
interest and charges of the year 1866.
Therefore, notice is hereby given,
that unless said lands are redeem
ed from said sale on or before the
fourteenth day of May, 1870, they
viii be conveyed according to law.
The amount Of taxes interest aud
charges calculated up to the last
day Of redemption, is set opposite TO
each piece respectively.
II. 3. WARNER,
Clerk of Board Supervisors.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

VITANTED, AGENTS. WONDER or WORLD - /
w warranted TO cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia.
Sold the package system. Not to be paid for until
tested. pay SEQ per Month and commission. dis
tribute packages. J. C. TILTON, PittstuTg, Pa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

CALESMEN WANTED by Manufacturing com
- pauy 70 travel aud sell BY sample line o
goods. Situations permanent; wages gooi. II. ii
Richards CO., AIS Chestnut St, delplis, Pa.
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Two Styles of Horse Powers


NIEE-TENTHs Of all the Threshin1g
IL Ns.lsues ia use in this country belong 70 TIE
ENpLEss APR1N" class, /. e, they have tho
ARRANGEMENT Of tile "a Endless Apron" or " canvas
Grain Carrier" heaters" and ''pickers' in CONF
mon. Machines of this style, having the Same
general form and somewhat similar appearance,
are made in nearly hundred different factories,
LARGE AMI small. Yet machines from these diner
err factories diff as mach real qualities ds DO
dsTYsRt makes Of wagons, cloth, leather. cutlery
t-4fctes engines. Hence the Importance OF care
on tie part II the farmer and :he threshefnan IN
making ttsis selections. some are Pracleany
olsarer ~ a thou aad than Others az three hun.
deed collars, get lere = not more ihan l5lnHfe1
dollars difference between the Prtcss OF the oesE
and tie poorest.
C. Aultrna- & Co.'S "Sweepstakes'' is
the accredited h.sl and front Of this great class
and its superior strength, Durability simplicity,
ease Of dTait. style OF huish, and capacity ioe
threshing and cleaning grain are acknowledges.
It has been for eighteen years favor
tie ssId for ssyera! YEAR, without a peer
Il hiss led ths van of improvement
ard reroEtiouizsd tie style and 4uaiIty q Work
beltowei upon threshing machines
It is more widely known and esteem-
ed than any other The names Of u Anitmah
Co" and SWEEPSTAKES are household words
from Maine 70 California.
Our circulars contain the names Of
over five Thousand I've hundred men ID the North
west al0ns who have purchased Il and used it-an
evidence Of is siaijsrd character which should
not he overlooked.
-
fayorite machine has lei several INSCRIPTIONS
Manufacturer, aud numerous agents, to attach
the name " SW EErsTASEs,' in one way and
another 20 their machines and advertisements 20
Eaisead aud sscnige.
To avoid DECEPTION, look for the card
&C. AUTUMN a Co, Manufacturers, CASrON,
OHIo" in gilt letters conspcuousiy, on both sides
Of the machine.
If you want TO buy q spurious Sweep
stakes because you can get il fer "Foor pay
or on long time 10 il with your eyes open.
That IS the way they get rid Of inferior machines.
The genuine "SweepstaAss" con-
tans nany valuable lscGldTifies Of construction
IS we'll o. Patented Improvements not 70 be found
in any other machine whatever.
It is the acknowledged Leader of the
great Endless Apron" or Canvas Grain Car
Tor" branch OF the threshing machine family,
which has for more tnan thirty years threshed and
cleaned the grain of the country.
More SWEEPSTAKES are being
built for this year than ever before Improve
ments hayN been added, and its acknowledged
position at the head of it's class will DO fully
maintained in the future as in the past.
G.. T.. BARNES, Agent
PRESCOTT, WIS. 9-2r
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13
OUR COMMISSIONS TO AGENTS

Exceed those of every other establishment Of the
premiums with those Others for Clubs Of the same
siz IN addition to which claim 10 give better goods
Of the same character.
We viii send TO Agents free of charge,
FoR Club OF 80 AND THREE DoLLARs-0pe oft
following articles: .doz. good linen Shirt Fronts
set solid Gold Studs. All Wool Cashmere for Pants
Fine white COunterpane large size 1 elegant BaImo-
re- skirt - yards brown or bleaehed Sheetng good
quality, yard vile. 1 elegant 100 Picture MarCc
bound Photo. Album. i double lens SteTe0scope and
~ Foreign Views ] sIiver plated engraved bottle
castor elegant silk Fan, with livery or SaEdalwoOd
Frame, feashered edge and spangIed. steel carving
Knife and Fork, very best quality, ivory balanced
handle, ] handsome beaded and lined ParasoI. 20
yis- good Phi It. very ine DamaSk Table over. l
pr best quality Ladies' Serge Congress Boots. dOz.
fine Linen Towels. dOz Rogers best Silver Dessert
Forks Ladies' large real Morocco Travelling Bag
fancy dress pattern doz. elegant silver plates,
graNed Napkin Rings. doz. Ladies' fine Meuuo Cot
ton Stockings. GeatS heavy chases solid Coll Ring
pr. Ladies high cut BaimOral Boots elegant de-
Isine Dress Pattern. vio,in ana Bow in lox eoH-
tons.
For 4 CLUE OF % AM FIVE noLrARs-I black or
oior-dAipacra Dress Pattern. set Lace Curtains
pr. al Wool Blankets Engraved silver plated bot
tie Revolving Castor. l beautiful writing desk.
sGlit Gold Scarf Pin 81 ys very fine Cassirn. re- for
Pants aud Vest st livery balanced handle KNIVES
with silver plated Forks elegant satin Parssol heav
liz bal lei and lined with silk pr. nts' Cal, Boots
Sheating ward wide, 90 vds. 7Syd. wide good quail
itv ! Ladies elegant Morocco Travelling Bag
square Wool Shawl. plain Norwich POplin Dress
Pattern. I 81 y3s. denbe width cloth for ladies
dlrsk Elegant engraved silver plated Tea pot. yds.
double width waterproof q IA for cloaiing.
FoR : ct-R OF 100 ASo TEv DoLr.Rs--1 rich sferi-
M nr fnib Dress Pattern. I pr tive namask Table
Cloths and Napkins to match. pair gents French
Csit 3Hts heavy silver plated engraved Ice Pitch
"r Very hae ali Wool Cloth FIR L-tIics' Cloak.
w-b vry hest quality brown bIeacied Sheetinr. Il
yls- fine Cashmere for suit. | elegant Poplin Dress
pattern. elegant English Barge shawl. ] set ivo-
~ haitrced handle Knives and Forks. I ladies's or
gents silver hunti1g-caSe Watch. I BARTLETT hand
portable Sewing Machine. Splendid Family Bible,
steel cravings, with record and photograph pages
p yds good hemp Competing coed cOlors. 1pair good
Marseics Quiits- good six barrel Revolver ele-
CANT Fer Muif and Cape. single barrel Shot Gun.
silver plated engraved hottie Revolving Castor cut
glass bottles very fine Violin and Bow, in case I
set ivory balanced Knives and Forks.
Pres nsfoF larger Clubs increase in the ratio.
Send Money by Registered Let
TED SESsD ron OUR NEW CIRCUI AR.
FER &c CO..
vt Nos 90 & 100 SUMMER ST., Boston.
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Torn 25. Range 10.
nm

part Ol lut COMMENCING
at Sc cor of DIX 13 in vii.
OF Diamond Bluff, thence
n 46o W 81 #, thence
40 w to 4th ST., r to
the riv, thence So down
the riv21 r, thence 40
el4r to place of begin
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all of set net lying
of Nain-st. in 4 L
NortOu's add'n to
Prescott, except 2
rods vile n side
Of said set net
AT Norton 10 10 Is
A strip Of land 6
rods eide on side
Of nw4 nw4 II Foster do 4 Oh
A piece of land commence
ing 2 rods II of sw eorof
nw4 set thence - rls
and 20 / inks thence
% r,ls & 2 links, thence
% rds and 20 / links,
thence W u rds & 2links
TO place Of beginning
q Schaser 10 4 81
All Of blk ] in sw cor Of \
t n orton's add TO Pres
colt AT Norton 10 3 10
IA e-10th rds Of ground
to be found by starting
at sw cor NV! set, rum
ming thence so feet,
thence'e so rds, thence N
3 feet. thence W so rods,
thence feet to the
place of BEGINNING
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To,r, 81 Pam

net sW9 tActpt q strlp 7 Tds
wide on south side and
a strip four rods
n 5 by IA ris W in
Sc cor and 139 rds-see
long description in treas
office, long desc returned
by w A Tczer, Unknown 6 20 II
nw1 sw4 except n strip
rds wide on side
Unknown 6 70 81
und ] net swi " Q 3 81
und nwI swI do 5 50
und 7 sci sw3 do do
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

N anF OtFer way.
? The best Of Boston and New York references
given to the reliability o. cur house. aud that 0l,r
business Is conducted in the farest and most iti-
mate manner possible and that give greater value
Tor the money than can be obtained any other way
All GOnds damaged or broken in transportation Ie-
placed without charge.
IL hecks describing articles sold sent to AGENTS in
Clubs NJ rates mentioned below. We guarantee every
srteie TO cost less than if bought u any Boston or
New York Wholesale House.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13
DAVID E. F0UTZ, Proprietor,

For sale by Druggists and Storekeepers through
out tae United States, Cansdas and South Amer "a
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13
New Machine, the ADVANCE

4 combined Mower and selfraking Reaper-a two
wheeled machine, cutting four and one-half feet
wide, and delivering the grain in bundles AT THE
SIDE Of the machine. ont Of the way of the horses
As mower II Is the exact counterpart of the Prize
Mower, except as to width of cut. 1t is Just the
machine that has been so long wanted, being the
only TWO wheeled seli-raker In market which il
ible, and with Two rates of speed to the gearing,
insurlng equally good clean work as either reaper
or mower.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13
One DOLLAR for each ARTICLE
Twice The Amount

With privilege of exchange from large VARIETY Or
useful articles, not one OF which could lie bought Tor
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Torn d. Rnnne /

UtFt IT AftItyE To.
und = = uw3 Unknown IS 3 SO
Torn 81, Range II.
nj sw4 set nwi Unknown Is Z 93
ali of swlI swL except Is
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EOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS.

In fattening cattle, it gives them an appetite,
looscns their kide, and makes them thrive much
faster.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

OF lSJDCllt AlNtT,
being 10 ftabove
high water mark q
all Of se5 sw4, ex-
cept Z a lying 10
feet above high
~ Itnr t,nnI.k w Of
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

rival house last season tried to lead the public
to believe we had not gained the highest prizes at
the late International Paris Exhibition, but the
official pamphlet. signed by VIM. ii. Seward, Secre-
tary of state, giving correct list of prizes to u.
). 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.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-08-13

Send Money by Registered Let
Tr7 SESsD ron OUR NEW CIRCUI AR.
AR x FER &c CO..
vi Nos. % & 100 Summer ST., Boston.
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BRACKETT & FLINT, Local Agts., River Falls
c. L. BARNES, Agent at Prescott
GEO. p. BRACKET, Canvassing Agent.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10
Journalism.


The Pittsbnrg Post ends an excellent ar
ticle on the Profession of Journalism -
with the following consoling remarks
Sc As is the case III all other professions,
it has its unworthy members, its blusterers
and It's braggarts, bnt they are being rap
idly eliminated and driven out by the bet
ter portion. Low abnse and bald person
alities no longer obtain in respectable
journals. They are confined to such sheets
as are controlled by little minds impure
themselves, they can only imagine evil and
lmpnte 1t to others. As this class of men
disappear from the profession. it's stand
ard is elevated and it becomes moro emo
bled and enob'Irg. to the great advantage
Of the community"
The fact is that journalism was original
ly at uniform high standard, and it is
only IN the latter days that those have got
into it whom it is necessary to eliminate
for the purpose of eIevating the standar,
of any portion of it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10
EXaCtiy So.

we take the liberty to say to our con
temporaries of the press, and to orr whole
people, that we ought to accept no terms
coming from such unreliable heads as now
InisGuiia and mlsruio the affairs Of the
State. They have been weighed and
found wanting. We cannot permit them
to CONTROL and we here rRpnaiate the idea
Of such an affliatIuI.. We are willing tu
bnry dead issues bnt VIC cannot permit
our enemies 10 decide what are these
ls"nea. Principles are immntable. Poll
cics may change. and necessities may de
manh GOnceaaions but principle, honor
and necessity all require that, III the fu
tnre, thrIe shall ba no resurrection frnnl
The political death which will ensue at the
next election to tins RWarn OF peatlferGne
advcnturers which calamity Eaa spcwed
npOn the State.
The foregoing from the Wilmington
journal expresses our own views. The
masses, who are now gathering around the
standard of the Liberal party, have no
present nor prospective intention of accept
ing terms from, or of affiliating with,
"such unreliable heads IA now misrnle nnd
misgnide the affairs of the State 1t is
not in human nature to do so. There arG
some political sins which may be class, {
among the nnpardOnablo, and thest
men have committed them hun
bred times over with no moro eOmpunctlui
of conscience than they would have expo
rienced in killing heas. From these men
have sprung all our woes they have beer
the master spirits and defenders in this
State Of the proscriptive policy which has
sought to crush our best and most honor
cd men they have engineered uli the ma
chinery OF oppression under which we have
groaned SO long they have been the
source Of all the corruption which has pros
trated our State financially, and burdened
us with debt from which, look in what
ever direction We will, we can discern no
avenue OF escape save very dlsagreeaDle
one. For these reasons, among others, we
can never be in accord with the men who
"rule the vast" Of radicalism. Be it dis
tinctly understood, however, that in igno-
ring the $ unreliable heads s" of the pro
scliptive party, We see no reason why we
should ignore the thousands upon thou
sands of true and moderate men, in this
State and out of it, who have until recent
Iy acted conscientiously with that party,
not for office nor plumber, but because they
believed that in SO doing they were acting
for the best interest of our common coun-
try. Now that they have discovered the
tendencies Of extreme radicalism, they are
turning il disgust from lis affairs, and are
willing to join hands With the moderate
mon on the Conservative side in a grand
effort to redeem the State. These men We
welcome. In one common grave we are
willing to bury the disputes of the past
and all the hard feelings to which they
gave birth, so that in the new crusade,
commenced under such kindly auspices, we
may march on to certain triumph anC
dispense peace to our people.
Asheville Nelcs and Farmer.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10
Extract from a letter from santa Croix

We had wandered for man,
hours through tangled forests of1rOpical shrubs
and trees, some of them emitting Il most delicious
and invlEOratng Ot0T, whom ruIilcniy came
upon Il large anu well cultivated plamtaIlun -,
the center of which wGte several buildings Eu-
tering these We found them 10 bo the press
houses, stlll, sc whore tho elIgar cane IS Clls.i
for the manufacture Oi 81. CrOix Rum. Over 100
Coolies were st WORK, and the nmCil from the lei.
menhng watts WAS very eXhileratng and pleasant
We we've sLOwh through tho entire establishment
and learned that ali the Rum hero produced wes
shipped to Messrs. T.. Ii. Drake Il 60. New orE
10 be made Into ihcir celebrated ILAErAIIuE
BIT ERS. The peculiar good effects Of this Rum
Which AZ the purest and best m the world AR.
Weil-knoWn. Not g. single case Of DyspcpsiA
Fever and Aguc, Consumption, or any such DIS.
ease Can be found on this island, (cXcrpt Of IN.
VaIlds come here for thor health, and they al,
almost always Cnred), Combined with UalIsaya
Iark, Cascarllla. and other important Ingredients
thus Rum becomes PLANTATION BCTEEe, and
surely no finer Tonic and general FANNY Kennedy
was over seen. The combination of th+go Bitters
was first discovered here many Years ago. and all
the Natives swear by PLANTATION BITES and say
'there IL nothing like At" Judging by the
robust health Of the Witnesses / am certain thel.
testimony Is true. H. .. 4.
MAGNOLIA WATER.--SuperiOr to the best i'm
ported German Cologne, ana sold at half the
price.
ang u 255-wItdeUd
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New York Market.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 3-N0On.
Stocks unsettled and feVeElsh. Money sharp
at b cent premium. Sterling Ezchanga-long
1854 short 108.! Gold 1853, tige-twenti5s OF
'G2, 224. Tennessee Bikes, ex.coupons Coz new
So Virginia Skies, ex coupons 655 new S.
Louisiana Skies, Old u; Levees CO. Eighths "a.
Alabama Eighths 81 Ewes 6?. Georgia Skies
SAL Sevens 81. North Carolina Hlxes. old SO
new All.
Flour unchanged. Wheat shade nrmer. Corn
somewhat more active, Mess pork nominal at
$50 %. LardNdull. Cotton lower-Uplands "a
cents, Spirits turpentine steady at ~ cents
Rosin firm. Freights firm.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-09-10

WASHINGTON, Sept. superintendent
Mccarthy, of the printing bureau OF the
Treasury Department, has ordered the sew
eral engraving companies Interested in fur
nishing fractional currency to the govern
ment to increase their present supply, so
that in the future if his orders are Obeyed,
he will receive nearly $500, 900 per month.
He has official information from the West
to the effect that the merchants and other
commercial mon Of that section are now
compelled, owing to the scarcity of cur
rency, to take anything offered to them
which represents fractional values Of green
backs, and consequently are forced to re-
ceive and pass counterfeit stamps. One
gentleman writing to him privately, says :
eve are compelled to take what we can
get, or go without the necessary change
for cur small sales, and consequently we
are daily guilty of receiving and passing
counterfeit money. In fact we never look
at bills less than one dollar in dcnomina-
ton"
1t is understood here that large amount
of arms and ammunition, originally pur
chased for the use of the Fenians, have
lately been purchased by the agents of
Cuban Insurgents, and will soon be ship
ped by them to Cuba for the benefit of the
revolutionary forces.
Correspondence of a private character
between members Of Congress and parties
connected with the revenue service here,
plainly indicates determination on the
part of the former to attempt an increase
of the whiskey tax. Tney say that the
present successful administration of the
revenue bureau will warrant anch a move
ment and argue that a successful collection
of an increased tax will warrant decrease
Of the income or some other burdensome
impost.
Semi official adyces from Paraguay re-
present Lopez as still In the mountains
with free communication from his rear to
Bolivia and other sympathizing republics,
while the allies continue to menace his
front without prospect of gaining any fur
Their advantage. 1t seems that LOpeZ's ad
herents are firm in their loyalty to him
and his cause, and will maintain their
present position as long as possible, which
in other words, is as long as they desire
to do SO; AMI that they are confident Of
forcing the BraZilians to terms very soon.
A prominent property holder OF this
city. who has access to the proper data,
furnishes the statement that two-thirda OF
the newspapers of the country, i'll which
the subject of the removal of the capital
has been discussed, are opposed to the
project He says. however, that the main
reason Of opposition is the necessary ex-
pense. DATA.