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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-30

NOG IN Edini II6 GttTees OF lhc chtI'h
teach the thou shaiI not proiane tie name
Of ,hy Creator; all The laws and ptecepts
Of Missionary proclaim ihai you shal, never
mention the name OF Deity but viii the
mo.tre'crcnusl awe; naIase herself ia
suncuvely bushes IN the pIes, nee U: pro-
fanity. There is neither time nor place
for il; then, in the name Of religion, OF
Masonry. and everything tha! Is good,
!rea, and desirable, appeal TO every
member Of lhe ifa'crnIty 10 abandon It at
once and forever.
The EPISCOPAL METHoDIsT.-The
editors Of lhis well.known journal, tho
organ Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
: oh, published IN Baltimore. announce
hat they have secured The editorial ser.
wees Of the Rev. DR.. John II. Linn, Rev.
DR.. l.. d. Huston. Rev. A. W. Wilson,
and the Rev. DR.. Lipscomb, Of tie Uni.
versity of Georgia. The Rev. DR.. Mum
sey will also be all ocCacional contributor
to its columns. Rev. John Polsal and
Rev. s. S. Roszell, of Baltimore, are the
managing editors.
c.,.o., 80. ,aa,,.a,.J r., Gro bnrlrcj
miles Of streets and roadvays on his
Hampstead Plains purchase, and purposes
er'cllng thereon next SIMMER, Ior the he.
ginning OF town OF woTkIngmen's
homes, Eve hundred da crlinga, one hun
drcI Of which are 10 CO., ten thousand
dollars each. What "a magnificent monu-
mention generations to come will this
grand v work be to the chief OF our mer-
chan, princes.-Nem York Herald.
Roth The cbes,,s,ko and Ohm and
AI,v,nJ,;a Canal. are now in eyccIIen,
a.nr r.,;., ,l,occlou, ,b,,, er,i,o ev,en,.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-30

II IS reported lha' Confederate -srerivt,
deposiieI ~ one OF Lie b4nks 81 Montreal
include SsipsbIe dcconsris sferise tie
Alabama question.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1869-10-30

'Ai'emP' 70 be sri,,Ocrssic 30 ihe
Church, and the eEvrcb cics. lie true
power coasi'I' in cutting lhe loaf of 80.
ciely from TOP 10 bottom
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
New Candidate far Secretary OF state

The Republican State Central Com
mittee have placed LLYwELYN BREEsE
of Columbia county on tile state ticket
for Secretary of State Vice E. A. SPEN
GER, declined. Mr.. BREEsE was APRON
inent candidate for the office of State
Treasur at the late Republican convsn :
ton, and his defeat, the result of unex
pected circumstances, was sincerely re-
grettel by his many friends. This choice
of the committee is good one and will
adj thousands of votes to the ticket.
Their action wall receive the approval
of the party throughout the state, and
we are satisfied the candidate they have
chosen will, if elected, meet the demands
of the people in everything that pertains
10 an honest and efficient discharge Of Of
fetal duty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
From Diamond Bluff.

DIAMOND BLUFF. Oct IL, 1869.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Although our financ ial
affairs suffer somewhat under the present stag
nation of business. not OF ~ here, but every
where, am plcased to state that our educa-
tional interests are not wholly toigotten-or
the part Of those painstaking individuals.
wbe undergo discomfort and fatigue in order
that the people may be aroused to consider
the greatest of all questions. viz; the best
physical. and moral training of our children.
On the 7th inst. Mr.. MINER. who We ex-
pect win be our County Superintendent, and
B. d. Corr of Prescott. addressed the people Of
Diamond Bluff on the above question. We
appreciate their labors, and have reasons to
hope and exp ct that while making their tour
of the county they will he cordially greeted
by the people Cor whose interests they have
undertaken so noble and laudable an enter
prise.
theft was committed last Friday night
in this place. by a stranger, who has been
boarding at Mr.. Comstock's for few days.
He pried open the window TO Mr.. Hardy g
store and took the efrom $50 worth of goods
which he put into skiff belonging to one Of
our citizens, from whom he has stolen other
articles. and commenced rowing down the
river. He WAS pursued and overta ken, hut
finally escaped. last night, from the house
where he was being guarded until the Sab
bath was over, when he would have been Ia
ken TO Prescott for trial. No one pursued
him a second time. He let himseli down
from the window of the house where he was
conf nod
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
From the Upper st. Croix.

On THE ST. CRoIx, Oct l3, 1869.
EDIroRs JoUKsAL A trip up our beauti-
full river. at this season of the year. bears a
charm with it such as is unknown to the
pleasure seeker in any other section of the
universe The Autumn-tinted shores, glist
ening in the sunlight, golden and green, scar
let and crimson, blended together. form a
panorama of beauty scarcely, if ever found
in any other locality. The bold shores are
lined with enchanting hooks and the wild
romantic dells of the st Croix fill the soul
with admiration for the Great Architect who,
by his mighty power, reared their towering
columns of Missionary and shaped their rug
ged caverns IT'S glorious SIGHT to witness.
and in the original language of some modern
writer must be seen TO be appreciated
Tavlsr's Falls. with it's white cottages, is
the most lovely village in the west. Its
crowded with customers, telling the strangers,
at glance. of it's prosperity New cottages
dot the hillside in every direction, and the
sounds of ha MINER and saw echoes through
is going ahead. At St. Croix Falls, just OPP
poai'e, there are again indications of life
The new company, which has recently taken
possession Of The property there, is repairing
the LARGE and elegant hotel, and refitting it
for occupancy. 1t will be opened with the
retus+-nf spring, and will be favorite esort
fer tourists
The lumber busr ess Is dull and the indica-
tons are that but little numbering will be done
during the coming winter. The stock of logs
on hands is sufficient for another years sup
ply. The boom at saltwater has turned out
over 600 coo 600 feet. and now contains about
$4,000 0GO, which are being RATED as fast as
the capacity OF the boom will permit.
Saltwater has been greatly improved by
the addition of magnificent Court House.
built at cost of 100000; and large graded
school building. second TO none in the state
The latest excitement is the new railroad
project recently inaugurated by the capitalists
of st. Paul. The proposition is to build
road from ST. Paul, via Saltwater and Ma
rine, to Taylor's Falls. The enterprise is
good one, and such a road would pay if built
and put IN operation to-day,
But my items are exhausted and / must
close Yours,
On THE WNG.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15

28th Senatorial District We severally voted
in said convention, when the informal ballot
was taken as follows : each hereby aihrn
ing tor himself as to how he then ana mere
voted, which was as follows viz > " hite
saws he th u and there cast aud deposited ~
the hat designed for that purpose SIX pailo's'
on each OF which was written for such can
didate the name of S 5 Fiheld, Dr., ana no
other; and 2 V Wise says that he at me SAINT
time, place and manner cast and deposited
six like votes and j Flint says that al
the same time and place, anc IN the same
manner he cast one vote in the same FORM
and II Bonstead says that III like .orm ana
manner. he then and there cast and deroeiseu
one vote and Chas. Grant says that IN
the same manner and form, and at that tlme
and place he cast and deposited one Vo'e I;
and ) ID Mason says that at the same Time
and place, and in the same manner ana FORM
he deposited and cast one vote anu y
Brown saws that in like manner and form
and at the same time and place, he deposlteo
and cast one vote +; and Oliver FoWeii says
that al the same time and place anu IN the
form and manner he deposited and cHst one
vote and William Fl Sanderson says that In
the same manner and form. and at the same
time and plare he cast and deposited one
vote aud Joel + Nason says that at the
same time and place, and IN the same man
ner and form, he deposited and cast three
votes and Samuel 3 Dresser says that az
the same time and place, and IN the same
form and manner he deposited and cast two
votes ; and Robert Kent saws that al the same
| time and place. and in the same manner ana
form, he deposited and cast two votes ana
| that We left said ballots. each aud several. IN
said hat. with the name ) , lneid' Jr ana
no OF her theretn And We the SAID afhahls'
| doth each for hImself depose and say That up
| on formal ballot taken and cast at that time
| and place for such candidate we did each
| and several deposit and cast the same number
of votes, as is above stated to have been
| by us each and seveially cast. on such lnfor-
| NAL ballot, and we each say that on each OF
| said ballots by ne so cast aud deposited on
| suth formal ballot at such time and place.
| and i'm such form and maRner as aforesaid
| was written the name OF ) 5 Fiheld. Jr., as
candidate for such office of Senator, and no
| other name. end that we deposited The mum :
| Der of such ballots above stated after our sew
eral names, as having been deposited on such
70, nal ballntting. and no more, and that We
| did not remove. change. or IN any way inter-
| icre with the same or any other vote AFTER IL
was so deposited. and further sa tn not.
J S White. PV Use. 6 votes,
Il II Boustesd, o ) Powell.
VIM II Sanaerson, e IL Grant,
s ID Mason X j Flint,
Robert Kent, Joel ason,
S b Dresser, w Brown.
Sworn and subscribed before me. this Sth
day of October. 1869. G. w. BROWN,
Clerk Circuit Court of Pierce county.
Sworn and sworn to by G w Brown, be-
fore me. P.V. WISE, Notary Public,
Pierce county, Wis.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Having disposed of nv 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
L am thankful to my customers for the gem
erous patronage they have extended 10 me in
the past. and | can recommend my successor
Mr.. Randall, as man worthy of confidence
and custom. G F. -ECKSTEIN.
Prescott, Sept. 9th. 1869. sw.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
Local JOtsfssgS.

We are obliged to leave out several
favors from advertisers this week. All
missions will be made up at the end Of
the volume.
We were pleased to receive call
from Mr.. c. L. TAYLOR, of Maiden
Rock. Mr.. rs political complexion is
democratic-one of the white kind
lis well.
The grading of Orange street is
progressing Fact. When completed,
we predict no one will regret the incon
venience or expense entaiIed upon the
city.
-Hamlin's Wizard Oil is claimed to
possess wonderful purifying properties.
We think of expressing few bottles to
the Hudson politicians.
j. A. HALL, We ''garden sass man,
brought US fine watermelon t other
day, for which he has our thanks. He
reports light crop of that kind of fruit.
BILL GATES, (wich is postmaster,)
has the most luscious peaches, finest ap
pies, sweetest candies, smokiest herring,
biggest nuts and BEST favored cigars Of
any dealer in the northwest.
A report is being circulated as we
60 to press to the effect that the price of
wheat has risen six cents in consequence
E. II. IVES being nominated as candi
date for senator by the democrats. We
don't believe it.
RAIDER & WEsT's boat which they
are building here and which launched
itself during the late rise of the river, has
been got back on the stocks again and
the proprietors are energeticaIly pushing
it to completion.
%. +. JONES, the pleasant and good
looking editor of the Hudson Democrat,
has been presented with some specimens
of western vegetables by our townsman,
N. 5. DUNBAR, and makes acknowledge
ment as follows:
THANKs.-On Tuesday Mr.. N. S. Dun
bar Of Prescott sent us three enormous
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
SlcsSS Eel EeingerS.

The Alleghanians. VIII are row max
ing their farewell tour, and will appear
here on Saturday Evening, Oct 23d.
During their last visit to London eng J
the London Times says:
"The delighted thr 'ngs who every
where greet them, and the golden favors
they receive speak louder for the excel
Ience of their entertainments than any
encomiums of ours"
The London (Eng) Morning Posi-
says:
mo human tongue could discourse
more m"lIfluous music then is uttered
by the metal tongues of these magical
bells; no such performance has been
heard in London within our memory"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
Homestead for Sale.

The subscriber finding il necessary TO re-
tuin to New England. offers for sale his
pleasa nt home, situated on Broad street. a
few rods north of Chas. Cooks clothing
store Said house has two basement rooms,
a good cellar. Ii is in good repair, having a
good cisteln and yard containing shade
trees and shrubhery. Also a garden run
ming to the lake, with currents, Strawberries
and trees.
One half the purchase can remain on
mortgage for a term OF years.
CHAS. BAILEY.
Prescott. Sept. 30, 1869. 24-3w
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The E.NCcsgsia.

Ow ing TO the very inclement state OF
the weather last Friday evening, but a
few were in attendance at the Lyceum,
and the discussion pending was therefore
postponed till Friday evening of this
week, the 18th. The question to be dis
cussed is one of untold interest, AMI
pregnant with mighty results for good or
evil, as it may be decided. 1t is: : Ought
Women TO hare the right of Sufrage?
N. P. STONE and Mrs MARSHALL are APP
pointed fc- the affirmative. and B. d.
Corr and { AS. COOK for the negative.
The rights Of women must be adjusted.
We therefore do. BY the authority in us
vested, most earnestly entreat-aye, com
mand-that there be full attendance
of members, on Friday evening, the 18th
inst,
Fail not hereof at your peril.
LUCY A. HOWES. Prest.
WINNIE WELCOME, Sec'y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15

kynT.
G.. M. WILLIAMS, who lives near
Trimbele, shot large lynx near his
ho1se after nightfsIl. on Thursday last.
1t is said this species of varmint are
plenty, giving farmers some trouble by
their raids upon hen roosts.
IS eyeral farmers living in the Rush
River Valley have lost porkers by vista
tons from Brun in the last week. Sew
eraI OF the neighbors sat up one night,
hoping for funeral, but Bruin was too
sharp, aud no corpse was furnished.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
Who Was Nominated =

The all-important question now before
the Republican party of this district is
Who was nominated at the late Soma
torial Convention 7" All We ask is
fair hearing of the evidence in the case,
leaving the decision to be made in sccor-
dance Herewith.
On the informal ballot Fifeld received
% votes, Comstock 90, blank 2. On
the formal ballot the vote was Comstock
&c. Flfield 25.
The only evidence Mr.. Comstock's
friends have that he is nominated is the
report of the tyIlers. He was not de
clared the nominee by tue chairman, as
is the invarAble custom, and the conven-
ton was adjourned amid great confusion.
1t is currently reported that one of the
Pierce county delegates sold his vote
and on the last ballot voted for Com
stock, thereby giving him majority =
This is the only evidence Mr.. Comstock's
friends have to support the claim that he
Is fairly nominated.
On the other hand We claim that Mr..
Eff ED was nominated. = majority of
the votes having been cast for him upon
both ballots. To prove this We have the
affiiavits of twelve delegates, swearing
they cast 20 votes for Fiiield on each bal
1T, and that they voted for no one else.
This evidence Is conclusive, and will be
accepted uutil it is proven beyond a
doubt that one of those delegates have
sworn falsely.
That veto was changed BY ose of
three ways: ty bribery, or by mistake.
or by fraud.
In answer TO the first way, We cite The
nlfiiavits of twelve men, Published
elsewhere. The charge of bribery eau
not stand in the face Of those sworn
statements. The evidence is entirely
against the charge, AMI no fair minded
citizen viii believe it for moment. No
one claims the change 10 have occurred
b. mistake, and it is useless to take up
that point.
Now then. If no vote was bought,
and no mistake in the ballot, il certainly
follows that there WAS fraud committed.
When it was done, how it was done, and
where it was done we have no positive
evidence to show. In q case of this
character, suspicion and surmise avail
nothing. 1t Is better to awnit for further
developments TO reveal the right. than to
make charges of fraud that we cannot
prove beyond possibility of Doubt
lie a fraud was committed the nomine
ton Of Mr.. Comstock is a mere pretence
and should not be sustained.
Tie nomination of Mr. FifeId on the
contrary, rests not on bribery or fraud,
but or the affilayits of twelve good citi-
gems, AMI we consider the testimony un-
impeachable.
There was s. votes cast in the con-
veniion. Twelve men representing &c
votes, swear they cast their votes for FL
field, and for no other man.
This gives him a majority of the votes
cast, hence he..is the rightful nominee.
We have placed the name of S. S.
Fifield Jr. at The head of our columnsfor
State Senator. and feel sustained in SO
doing by every principle of justice and of
right
Er Prasidant Eranklin Piarna diel aI
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
PRESCOTT
Republican State Ticket.

FoR GovERNoE,-
LUCIES F4IRCHLLD, of Dane.
FoR LIECT.-GovERSoR.-
THAD. @. POUND. Of ChiPpssea.
Fon SECRETARY or STATE
LLYTELYV BREESE, of Columbia
FoR TREASURER
HENRY B4ETZ, Of 4Kaaitowoe.
Fos ATTORNEY GEsERAL.-
S. S. BARLOW Of Sank.
FoR STATE Prison CONFESSIONAL
GEO. r. WHEELER, Of Fond dn lac
FoR SCHOOL SUPEEINTENDENT,-
Il. j. CRAIG. IF Dane.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15

cabbaoes the total diameter of which was
five feet and eleven inches, or eleven feet
and fiye inches-we forget which. They
made their entire growth this year and
the II ynan X brought them--all at one
trip-dead head although tolerable live
heads of cabbage. We got portion OF
one of them into our wood house, and
have rented vacant lot, adjoining on
which to store the balance until some
one sends us few saurkrout barrels. -
Thank you Dunbar.
The following is list of appointments
made by the West Wisconsin Nj. +.
Conference, held at Portage Sept. 20 tn i.
Prescott District.-J. E. Irish, Presiding
Elder.
Prescott j. D. Searles.
OSceold.-E S. Ravens,
Hammond VIM. Hamilton.
Hudson-H S Richardson,
Mem RicLmond-J. 5. Lake,
AppIe River.-W j, Perry,
Trim6eHe Sup. by A. j. Wait and j.
Greer.
Rush Riuer.-W. G, Ross,
River FdHs-N. S. Austin,
Pleasant Vaiey-Cyrus Liscomb.
j. L. MULTER's series of writing
lessons closed last Tuesday evening =
Those who attended the school steadily,
we are informed, made great progress.
VIM. F. Redmon received lst premium
foi improvement, and at the close of the
school proved to be the best peHman in
the evening class. Lenna Geer received
the I'd premium for improvement; EN-
ma Jacob, pen picture for good deport-
ment and steady attendance Afternoon
class; Josephine I. Cook. lst premium
Ada Cevel received premium for most
improvement, Emma Roddy pen picture
for good department Mr.. MULTER in
tends to give one more series of lessons
here, which will commence for ladies and
9 ntlemen next Friday evening. and for
boys and girls, Saturday, 8 o'clock P NJ /.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
sHppssmsnfsrB neutrality-suspicious. or
shs <snstS fSssssstss--.zGasvsss sn~xe--
D. q. RsnsId declared yS,Onsfa afsa.
CHAPIN HALL HOUSE,

0hAclN HALL HOUSE.
Hudson, Wisconsin, Oct 9th, 1869 {
At meeting of the senatorial delegates
from the Pierce county Assembly district,
and the counties Of Polk. Burnett aud Ash
land. this day held in the city Of Hudson. )
ID. Mason was appointed chairman and Rob-
ert Kent, secretary of said meeting.
Aiiidavits of the delegases in said senatorial
convention, casting twenty six votes therein.
afirmatively stating aud showing that TWEEN
ty-six of the fifty votes cast on both In-
formal and formal ballots in said conven;ioe
were cast for Samuel S. Fi6eld, Jr, for nom
inee of said 25tL senatorial district The
meeting adopted the following resolution.
Resolved, That the affidayits made and read
in this meeting, show that Samuel s. Fifiel a
Jr.. IN the convention held at Hudson, Oct.
9Th, 1852, received a majority OF all the votes
cast and was thereby duly nominated.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
ROBERT KENT, Secretary.
3. d. MASON, Chairman.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
Premium List.

EDS. JoURNAL:-The premiums award
ed at the late Fair of the Pierce County
Agricultural Society, will be paid at Nil
Ter q Westfalrs bank, Prescott. Please
make announcement to that effect through
the JOURNAL, so that time and
trouble may be saved the officers of the
society and also those to whom premi-
ums were awarded.
NJ. w. BARB, Treas.
= We publish in another column a
complete list of premiums awarded, as
furnished by Judge How-s, Recording
Secretary of the Society. EDS.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
NOtire 40 Creditors.

THOSE indebted to me by book account,
Il or note will be expected TO call and settle
Immediately / must have the money to
pay my bills and keep up stock.
Take notice and avoid further trouble and
expense
From the partner of Aolman d Gauman.
JOHN GAUMON,
Prescott, Oct. A, 1869. 25-2w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
Notice 40 Creditors.

Those indebted to me by hook account, or
note. will be expected to call and settle i'm
medi ately. must have the money TO pay my
bills, and keep up a stock of goods. / have
credited and carried as long as | can. and
must have my pay this fall Creditors hav-
ing old accounts will take notice and avoid
trouble and expense. DANL J. DILL.
Prescott. Sept 81. 1859. 24-4w
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-15
County Nominations.

For A b3vUan--
O. :. 20 WE'LL, OF Rirsr Fails.
For School Superintendent
III. ". .uEt-ER, Of PrsseOsf.
For Supervisor. ~ Dist
n. ID. .g.l.DRE VS., of Rfrsr Fails.