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W0REIlGnEy,s UNION.
Legislative
Aincus.mcnts-The
Ssrilrc.

Legislative 4lncnamcnts-The Printers,
Ssrire.
The Workngmcn's Union held q meeting last
nght at Early Closing Hall. 257 Bowery. The Presi-
dent, Nr. W. j. Jessnp, occupied the cna.r and Mr..
J. W. Browning acted secretary. The attend
alce OF mcmbe was not large After the trans
acton or the usual routine business Mr.. Taylor Of
the committee on internal revenue, presented re-
port. The document, whica was rather long, WIS
drawn np for tation to the New York Congress
siona delegation II dealt with the increase OF the
nf wages, referred TO the stamp duties
"a unjust, stated that the internal revenue laws
threw open wild. the doors OF fraud drew attention
TO the false position IN which le,ri saton bad uaced
the workngmen and prayed for the entire repeal OF
all laws connected with the internal revenue and
the devislng oi some speedy means for paying on
the national debt.
delegate from the plastercrs objected to the
adoption OF the report as he thought IL was beyond
the legitimate limits OF the action OF .he Union. He
moved hat the report should be laid upon the table,
but his resolution was lost.
Mr. Connolly also opposed 10, as he thought n would
nave the erect OF removing power on body 10
anoaer' iTon me general government TO tne state
powers. lie had vet 70 learn that state government
government.
Mr.. Taylor spoke al some length In support or the
report.
=, Messrs. Walsh and Purdy thought the sending OF
ac,nb o 70 could 90 no gooa ~ present
city. The report was laid on the table.
THE PRINTERS.
@ @board q Aldermen TO request them TO re-
move, aove the CITY printing from such firms as
wOun not pay the rates liked by Typo
graphlcal Union 20. reported through Mr. Brown.
my, tne chairman. The report stated that an inter-
i Wv was had with the Mayor but that tbis was not
YYnnaluelel satisfactory by the committee, his
l,onoI salu tie visit must be considered friendly
one an, not Official. The Aldermen also slrenuously
asv'usn INC committee and said that II
wa conhct between capital and labor, aud
oapaa @ mDul AZ 1881 win. copy Of the correspond
ence petWeen the COMMITTEES ard the city officials
was anneNeu 70 The report. The document con-
ciuueu WIN recommendation TO the Union to
eject Two persons In each ward ior tho
purpose oi clectina workingmen ia all branches
on Tue government, and also stated that
Inc Aldermen had al last fallen ia with their de-
mands. ~ ~ -
Mr. Walsh, OF the f.aborers, Union. in sunpor.inQ
the report, stated tlat that society had consIderci
the acton of The Board Of Aldernea and had neaged
themselves to ind out who they yoted for AZ Mose-
quent elections.
MIR. Connolly hoped that the recommendation
would not be adopted. lie hoped politics would be
kept out Of the Onion. Mr.. McBormoit honed so
aso long and animated discussion ensllcd upon
the matter, the recommendation was adopted and
the report was accepted. After n rcnort from the
Committee on Macs Meeting the Union adjourned.
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and that the committee examine particularly INTO
the safety, strength pdd fitness Of the steam ferry
boats used BY said company. Laid ON the table
by Mr.. Pog11R-rhat committee Of fve be ap-
pointed to inquire into the conduct OF the Sailors
Snug Harbor, and the nature OF the trust under
is necessary concerning the same Tabled
Mr. Rays resolution reducing the toll ON coal
going from tidewater was called up and tabled.
Resolved That Canal Board respectfully requested
the toll all anthracite coal going West all
mails belonging TO tho State 70 the lowest point allowed by
Laid on the table after debate.
The Hell Gate Pilot bill was rec0mmitted to the
Committee ON Commerce and Navigation.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
ment OF Binghamton.
BY Mr.. CALKINs-Regulating the passenger fare on
BY Mr. II. M. CLARKE-To amend the act consOlidat-
ing Brooklyn and Williamsburg.
by MI. LABAU-To amend the law relating to trus-
BY Mr.. FREAR-To incorporate the Catholic Library
Association OF New York.
By Mr. HARTMAN-Compellng the Central Railroad
officers to make annual reports OF the amount OF
profits similar to Senator Pierce's bill.
BY Mr.. G. CLARK-A bill similar to the above.
BY Mr. HAsBRoUcK-Regulating rights Of fishing In
BY Mr. BENDER-Amending the law concerning
property liable to taxation.
BY Mr.. HUsTED-Amending the insurance laws Of
the State.
Recess.
Afternoon Session.
ALBANY, March 10, 1869.
BILLS ORDERED TO THIRD READING.
Authorizing the establishment OF q cab system in
New York; reorganixng the Brooklyn Fire Depart
ment; amending the Excise law outside OF the Me-
tropolitan District
Mr.. N. B. SMITH, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
graphers Of the Marine Court to three.
Adjourned to Monday evening.
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as Cooperative Hail, where all business pertaining
to the societles b conducted.

TO the a0cleueS n conducted.
OTHER SOCIETIES.
The Cooperative Printers Union, in Centre street.
Is among the institutions that have been successful
They procure considerable work, and OF course pay
all men employed the iull Union rates. They also 40
work little cheaper than the regular boss printers
But one more organization remains to be men.
uoned, and that 10 the Cooperative Newsdealers'
Union, deceased. This was formed last winter
with view o. breaking up the monopoly pnS
other large companies have OF the sale OF
American literature and the daily and weekly
journals room was hired in Ann street ana
some $50 news dealers subscribed for shares IN the
concern. They applied TO publishers Of papers to
sell them their publications. In some cases they
successful, but several publishers whose entire
editions had been always taken by the large news
companies, refused. The cooperative men could
not obtain copy or these journals except through
the large news agencies and then OF course at an
increased price. The result was that the Co-opera-
tive Society was compelled to suspend operations,
the members being several hundred dollars out OF
pocket.
viii be seen by the above that no societies out
sCe OF those for securing property for the members
have lived TO be of use 10 the members. Although
In Troy and in Rochdae and in many other places
provision stores have been very successful and
useful, in New York they have proved failures.
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%, March i,-Arri,ed. sshr y Q Aussurssd. n

RICHMOND, March i5-Arrived, sshr v O Audsnrssd -
ROcKLxND, Mach ls-Arvsd, schr Justna. Gregory,
Ssed llth schrs Efsabeth Knowion; Empress, Kenne-
dy Union Bennett Fleetwng Mash; Herald, Hall; Beds-
bsdsc Hi Genls Ksnnsdy s1d Nay srs.sr Pesss New
chsss Ingr.ham; Lucy Amss, rlsndsn Jameson. ia
mes0n Ned Sumter, Hggns; Cestas spear, and Lang
dom Pinkham, DO; Bird, Drinkwassr Savannah; Ame-
San fkxacisco. March ls-Anvsd, ship Rlsstwins.
Thatcher, EYork.
GATILLA, Ca, March lS-Salods scnr Emma Hart
Steelman, Boston.
sAVAHAH, March l6-Arved, ship Henry Orb Spain,
vey, Rogers, Dsrisn, TO load for New BEDFORD
Saed-Schrs Robert Palmer Ackey, 81 Martins Louisa
Frazer stselman, wilmington, NC, In ballast
Arrived steamship Leo Dearborn New York barks
York; One ides wiscasset Bullwinke Rockland.
SALEM, March lsArrived bark Glide, Hathorn, zanzi-
Sailed lsh schrs Connecticut (from Ezapcthpor, Port
land: Nav Day (from Rockport, Mel, Baltimore; Berry
from CamdenS 18th, brig Means from Elizabehport,
WiLalNGToN. NC, March ls--cleared, steamship W p
Clvde York.
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CLEARED.


Steamship City Of Baltimore Br Roskel Liverpool
Dale.
Steamship Erin (Br Forbes Liverpool-Natonal Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Iowa (Br), Hedderwck, Glasgow-Henderson
Bros.
Steamship Pereire (Fr) Duchesne, HavreG Mackenzie.
Steamship Camilla (Br, Pease,
Phelps Co.
Ship Orpheus, Crowel. San Francisco-Sutton Co.
Ship Lake Erie (Br) Slater, GlasgowHenderson Bros.
Bark Simeto 0tal), Maccar, Palermo-G Sl0covich
Bark Gussie Trueman tBr), Anderson, Matanzas
Houghton
Baker.
Brig Thos Turrell, Thompson, Mayaguez-L 3 Arm
strong.
Brig Lulan (Br, Rees, LIVERPOOL, NS-van Praag Co.
Schr Ed Burnett, Pender, Pernambuco-Lunt Bros.
Schr Madeira (Br Bradshaw, Arecebo for orders-Cran
dali, Umphray Co
Schr Mary Lunt, Brown, Baracoa-B Weinberg.
Schr Lavlnah Jane, Conkin. Rchmond-C II Pierson.
Schr II s Rowe, Lowe, Norfolk-C Staples.
Schr 9 Trigg Linekin, Saem-R W Ropes Co.
Schr Richardson, Nelson, Boston-Snow Richardson
Schr Susan, Dumont, Bridgeport
Sloop Blackstone, Surges, Bristo-H Jackson.
Sloop Green, Bertran, New haven-G Racket 4
Bro.
sloop Mary Gray, Allyn, Uncasvire.
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NM re,lr lAsf nsnr.
A Batsls IN Mercer street.

A Battlo h Mercer street,
About halfpast ten O'Clock last evening Captain
Mills, Of the Eighth precinct, obtained GER
tain intelligence that convinced him . prize
fight would occur In his precinct ct
Bunker's, ON the corner Of Wooster and Houston
street some time during the night. He at onoe dis
patched number Of of1cers to look out for the
parties large crowd that had collected at Bunkers
were dispersed. The report was then made to him
that the tight would take place e. Theodore Aliens
OF this hotel the crowd were driven. At later
hour: twenty minutes after eleven the roug1s were
streets and the 0fficers OF the Eighth precinct
charged upon them. general stampede followed,
but James Davis, who It is alleged, was one OF tne
house by detective Matt Glynn, and, the sergeant on
Inquiries at the Ffteentn precinct in which II is
said to have occurred failed to elicit additional par
ticuas. Sergeant Ferries, on duty at the desk pro-
fessed to know nothing Of the occurrence, and dis.
credited the above statements, which are based
upon the facts the b0tter Of the Eighth precinct
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MERIDEN BRITANNIA COMPANY

have invented
Metallic Porcelsin,ned, Silver Plated. Double Wan
which warranted durable than any Pitcher here
.oore and VIII preserve water perfectly pure, which
no ne case win those composed OF the ordinary metal
The following 10 q letter Of recommendation from Profes.
sor >. Dana Hayes. State Assayer Of Massachusetts
20 STATE STREET. BosToN, June Q, is6eS
"aE,pnS i BRIrANNM Co, West Meriden, Conn.
lined Ice Pitchers recently YOU
The lining or inner chamber Of these Pitchers %
wrought ron worked dcsIred form and then
sed insde where contact with the ice and water
This enamel species OF porcelain that has been melted
upon and attached TO tho iron a high heat II forms
entirely free from anything poisonous or injurious.
These Innings have been submitted 10 variety Of severQ
power OF rcs,s,ips ~ ~ %esens ps a
quart OF acidulacd well water boiled of the
wnyu any psreepube action upon the enamel and agan
Afterwards boiled 10 the lining with similar result
when submitted TO sudden changes OF temperature the
strokes with pieces OF Ice failed in making any
upon u the water IN pitcher should nj any time ID
contact with the iron would not then be injurious to heah
sides those already mentonedsucb freedom odorS
and cleanliness the any injurious material
consideration IN selecting safe leo Pitcher daily use
Respectfully, s. DANA HAYES.
rs -. 49,. -, :, state Assayer OF Massachusetts
lined hrerQof Baking DISH lately invented by us being
posed OF the same materials Ice Pitcher 6avin
the table, forming double wall sntrse dish which wii re-
'An ,ue heat eas twice 40 long ordinary dishes.
good are sold BY the principal dealers In slves
- xERiDFs IN qisf BRiraSsfA Suy n 'es ecsompAxy,
s wsc'uIers Of the fnest qualify OF Nickel Silver end
hee'ro plated Table Ware OF every description.
No. 1879 Broadway, x.w vo,.
West Meriien Conn
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SHIPPING NE w S.
Almanac for New York---Thls Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 10, 1869.

Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached to Steam
Yacht feet The New York Associated Press do not
collect marine reports attend to the delivery Of packages
win be the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting, held March 8, 1885,:
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
will discontinue the collection Of ship tho
harbor of New York. Passed unanimously.
H5- The office Of the Herald steam yachts JAMES and
JEANETTE Is Whitehall slip All communications from
consgnees the masters Of inward bound
sells will be forwarded free Of CHARGE
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CLOTHING.

AT n. RosErrHAIs, NO. s5s BowERY, oPpuslTT
Great Jones street ladies and gentlemen OBTAIN tho
By calling or addressing Ladies attended BY Mrs kosnha
IN out Of the city.
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r. H. Breckinridge, for the killing OF Dr. Burton,
at Meridian MISS, has been found guilty OF man.
slaughter and sentenced to the penitentary for nine
years.
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Bark Alon Ntal), - days from Liverpool.
Bark Anskar Dutch, % days from Bordeaux.
A Pattersonl
Brig younpss. from Nadras-(By pilot boat Abraham
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MO MORE MEDICINE i-HEALTH RESTORED TO THH
IN most disordered enfeebed without medicine or ED
pense by DU BARRYS delicious
REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD,
which has effected 10000 Of Dyspepsia Constipation.
Diarhua Phthisis, Cough Cold Fevers and all Nervous
Bilious Liver and Stomach disorders II bfy times ~
cost In drugs Prospectus gatis Tins pound 81 25
DU BARRY \ Co,
1853 william street, New York, and ali chemists
(OYAL HAVANA AND ALL LEGAL LOTTERY
III Prizes cashed Information given.
J. X. CLAYTON, 10 Wall street.
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Baltimore Passed brigs Chattanoosa, Porto Rico Ro
r%Et March =. seirs hn' saSes I 0SS %s
isS Arrived, John crssiferd briggs. E1abe,hpOr
noGs Fa sse MnaRsi ~ BRIG Tangent
Ga s s9p sess kqs E,
Galveston: Abisan Haynes smith, DO for savannah; q
EEar s. -, John Ns for PHsdsPhia Ssparss Bride
Esa EE,sDSis JACKET
Nsttie Gushing. George, Magellan, Bertha soader
a EHnsse hssy
for %; Higgins. r,ne Boston for Tanger Nellie Treat
Hlrsin. Nellie Treat, H.rr,e. Brewster
SEwsusYfos7 March 'iqe arrived, srt sssr Edward La
NEW BEDFORD, March is-Arnvsa, schr J Truman
Sailed sshrs ses flGysr Chase: csarIe. Carroll Chase;
y sophie Ann Baker
a. AshSra Dc 70, fsssher o Cobb New
ism, Pm Passed By, schr Young Tssse Bowman, from
NEW LONDON, March I7-Arrived schrs s Lane and
saiel-sehrs james Cunningham Roa,h ) Goodspeed,
van; Daniel Wsbsser, conarg Geo HoichEiss Racket
and ssw ssEae syss ssAs i,.s aass Nyor. ..,..
nett nett Bsls,mors Katie hays Parker do; Auser AZ
PENSACOLA, March io-Auived, bark wacousa, cas.on,
Ss,,saB,rs Cha' Lsmssr, sBr McReah, Harepoe
may Neal sasua va haSss sss isrs Rsnss sossasn
Mayaguez, PR Emily Jennie Hewitt, cara Bonny Boat,
Kelly, Boston. -
5 SsS.. s,s os1 s1 % pspnsy Hg. ;o, ese
y Edwards Corson, Nepousc: Erndiey, bradley New
Haven Pratt Keudrick, Cambridgepor: Een Holeae
0oldinr Pantego; Crowell, owcs, weinect Bariey
Williams, Provncetown Reeves Tussey, Salem Reedns
RR No "a Rodan, Mystic; q Wells, Wells trseuport
I9,h-Arived, schrs Wasp, Brady, Palermo; ] smith,
Irwrs, Del March Is pa-Bark Clara, from Rotterdam
for Philsdelphia IL now coming In. Brig Aston from Ma
anyas for Pbsdspha schrs Bowdoin Savannah FOR New
York Northern Light, sagna for Boston, and X Edwards
Plymouth, NC for Farhaven at the in corn
pany with the Deet before reported
PORTLAND, March 17-Arnvtd, schrs Il Foster. Trou.
ant baltimore via Boston connecticut Pcndeion, Eliza
Cesred-Brig Rio Grande, Bennct Maiansas.
Arrived, brig Leona Bishop Cabaren; schr Prairie
Bird, Caldwell Ponce. ~
PAwTuCkET, March 1s. Sailed schrs Treasure Arnold,
PROVIDENCE, March 1s-Arrivcd, schrs Rachel Jane
Cook John Warren. McGar and Allen n Brown. Pierce
Eizabebport Horizon Newman, do for Pswtuckst; Mica,
nor Hannah, Hobokcn.
Sailed Thomas Tasker Allen, Baltimore; Ko.su,b
Smith Grniner Harvey; Village Queen Tlllotson All
do, Eaton and Angeine vancea HEATH Eii,abehport Dan
Howard johnson George Fses, Little William Pjcksring
Jones y r Cushing, Toreyi Revenue Nckersoni Jane.
HasksIl Globe, Hot Gen scott Norwood; Tom Kcarney
Roberts Julia Martha, Ds; VIM Bowen, Houeh; Finn,
City. Kelly Alpine, MARSHALL Michigan, Pibkefnc and Mn
ME, Hudson, Nfork.
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IJAT STORE FOR sALE-sToCK, FIXTURES Ann
Ii long Lease of the bet locations od
stand; owner retiring ffcn business Address Haer
office.
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Al OFFICIAL DRAWINGS
AL. Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries.
MIssoURI-ExTKA CLASS 255, MARCH 19 1852
4 Y, q, g. a, y, 2 =, Is, :, ,es, g, 81.
So :, !, 80, - q, g: Js ~ % SS sa ,sss is
< srs4ussrssress e. = e. 81 y s..ea 81 * 4 1854 -
II, 90, H b6, II, 16 65, IS, 63 3d. ~, 81.
Information furnished in the above and also Royal Havan
Lotteries by CLUTE, Broker 200 Broadway and LOS Fu
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HOUSEHOLD wORD.-BUY YOUR
N China Glass, Silver Plated Ware,
Table Cutlery, Cooking Utenas
Refrigerators,
Meat Safes, &C.,
at greatly reduced prices,
EDWARD D. BAssFoRD,
Cooper Institute,
corner Astor place.
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PROPOSALS..

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Warrington CITY september ~ 1869 propoas sso
will be received ut this once until Tuesday OCTOBER D. ioos
nj IL M for the manufacture delivery OF 5O0O barrels OF
navy cannon Powder, 900 barrels TO be delivered ~ boston
and |, 900 barrels at New York
The cost Of delivery be at the expense OF the maoulsc
ture and The powder to be subject TO the usual navy 'poc
ton before acceptance.
Bidders viii state the ,ims powder will be ready for Do
livery WV ~ A. LUDLOW CASE
Chief VI Bureau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-09-26

CTORE ON EIGHTH AVENUE TO LEAsE-sUITABLE
~ for feed store, saloon Apply to BAKER,
Broadway, OF Forty fifth street.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06
CtHANCERY NOTICE.

state Of Illinois, Alexander eoanty -. In the Circuit
Court Of Alexfntier county july Term, 1855. Ranor
u Victor - Mary Victor In ChanreTY Bill for di-
kOTce. .H..
AFFIDAVIT OF the non-residenee Of Mary Victor, the
aipore named defendant having been hlesl 10 the
Clerk otrs oi the L,Tell.t Court OF said eoty, no.
tce wherefore hereby given 20 the said Mary Victor
that the COM led hls bin 81 complaint in said
court the Chancciy side thereof the Tth day OF
April, isGa aud that lhefeupon summons issued out
~ SAID court rcturnabe n Inc law directs Non, no
less YOU said Mary Victor, shall personally be and
apyoar before the Circuit Court If said county the
first day Of the next Term thereof 10 be holden at the
courthouse n the city Of Care IN said county, on tie
lst Monday in Juiyps ~ and pleat Enswar OF demur
10 the said com pltinans bill OF complaint, the Same
and the matters and things therein charged and si
cd 81 40 be aiken ~ confessed AMI decree entered
against y, according 10 the prayer of said bill.
t.'. b John q. HARTMAN, Cehi.
Mnkey Walls wheeler, sol'rs forcomplr.
apl .isYiW
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06
CAIRO DAILY MARKET.

C.iRn, ftr., May Z, 1902.
We have no material changes to note in any OF our
quotations since our last issue, and the week opens
upon quiet market, though We note slight i'm
proyemoni upon the close ~ las; week. Order.
coming in steady from hclow and shipments are
numerous
Flour ha- been duh and heavy since our last semi
weekly review. and conc,s -0us have been made Oh
pretty much al grades. Sale being unusually light.
slies comprise the following lots
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-05-06

RATES TO MENpHs.-Poik, SOC; whisky aud oil, per bb
so,j Sab, per bbi. Soc; Fiosr and Meal, per bb Dc.
Corn, per sack, zoe, Oats fer loo lbs soc Potaioe.
81 So Heavy frcisnis per lcv lbs. sj Light Frefh
per l0o Ms nc; Lumber. dressed. in bundles, per
- "a; Lumber, loose, per N. - %
R4rrs ny RAJ. FRos \. Y. AND BosroS TO C.IRo ny
rHE BLuI LiSElst elass. - u; d do 81 IL; I'd do
81 u; 9TH do. 81 Ds,sp<ctal do. re.
To New York. cotton, eom Raced. .,....s %
do do aIdH do uneonpressed. ............. | IS
To NEw OnLEsss--FonL per Dbl. SOC; Potatoes and
Apples, BE; Pork per beL. csc; Beer 81 90; Whisky,
per Dbl 81 90; Coal Oh, psrhh q Is; Corn. @je; o.
perSsr, Heavy Fresli.. 90: Lsh, Fi.iru,s ~ per
100 ih. l. .. ~
HAY. compressed. Der ton. $500
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d ssauls, sniuoliol III, ,,a,l., ~
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Z - Iaa - -. II.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-05
Real Estate Transfers.


The following are the sales of real estate
recorded for the week ending Oct. 30th, 1869
j. B. Morer to Baltz Morer, 40 acres sect.
%. town of Union. $500 90
David B. Turner, TO Sewel Jacobs, so acres
of sect. IL in Diamond Bluff. $3.50.
E. Bachelor to F. G. Hart 10 acres in
sect 10, town of Trenton. $4,000
c. T, DAILY to o Fl. Morrow, lot 9, in blk.
A, Prescott, $4,000
III. II. Gray TO N. B. Bull, 40 acres, sect.
5, FL Paso, 5000.
F. c. Baldwin aud wife TO trustees of Cong
Church, Prescott, lot l in blk. 2, City of
Prescott. 800 0G.
]. A Tozer to Geo. p. Bracket. lot | /, blk
3, village of River Falls. $4,000
Mathew T. Houston TO G p. Bracket, 90
acres in sect 10, River Falls. 1925 90.
d. II. Moscrip to ] ID. Trumbull, 40 acres
sect. 9aRunion, $4,000
j. t. & Q. =, Mace to III. Stark, so acres
in sect 5. and 40 acres IN sect ID, town of
Martell. $4,000 co.
N B. Bull to J Cunningham 40 acres.
sect. 5. and 40 acres in sect. q, town of Ell
Paso. S35000
Z. N. Redman to Madison Roberts. Is acres
in north west-quarter of northeast quarter
of sect 10, Prescott. $4,000.
S. r Button, to Sarah Roberts, blk a.
Prescott, $4,000.
G. BROWN,
Register Of Deeds.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-05
TIE SENiT0RIiL IND COUNTY
ELECTIONS.
Fraud Condemned at
the Polls!
Pierce County EsepudiafeS The
Bogus Nomination 0f Com.
stock, and gives Ives
200 Majority.
Ct Croix Go. gives CoYnstock
st. Croix Go. gives Comstock
$50 Majority.
HE IS DEFEATED By 500 MAJ.
Miner and .GisdTesSs Probably
Defeated.

The election in this county passed of
quietly. The fac weather kept the far
mers at home at work, and the vote was
therefore extremely light.
The republican majority for state tick.
ct, as far as heard from, is about $780,
In the whole county it viii not be far
from COO.
In The six towns heard from Ives ma.
jcrity for state senator is $40. The elev-
en- town to hear from will probably swell
his majority to 1900. We think this vii
defeat Mr. Comstock.
AS FAR as heard from, Smith, the indie
pendent candidate for School Supt, is
largely ahead and is doubtless elected.
Mr.. o. 5. POWELL, being the .only
candidate for Assemblyman, bids fair to
be elected by rousing m ajority. He is
the only Republican candidate whose
election is beyond a doubt
The vote on Supervisor in the second
district is close, and the result doubtful.
Chances are that j. Ii. Lord lind. J is
elected.
Tie following are the returns as far rs
received:
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-05
Local JOffialgS.

No apparent excitement election day
Unusual quiet and order prevailed.
Friend BRowN, register of deeds,
favors us this week with report of real es
tate sales. Thanks.
The Methodist clergyman, Mr..
SEARLEs, appointed for this place has
arrived and taken charge of his flock.
With this number of the JOURNAL,
we end the publication of the very in
teresting story on the outside, by HANS.
WARNER.
Prof. HINcKLEY's new adv. of his
Collegiate Institute came in too late for
insertion this week. 1t will appear in
our next issue.
Among other attractions at the post
office, GATES has recently added q tel
egraph Office. A lady lately from Has
tings is the operator, we believe.
DR.. CoTToN has removed his office
to rooms over Welch's drug store, in
Dill's brick block, where afflicted human
ity may find him during office hours.
The farmers of Pierce and St.
Croix counties have done but little fall
blowing as yet. A week of this glorious
Indian summer weather will help them
along wonderfully.
Com stock was far below par in
Prescott last Tuesday. Only one poor
lone vote was cast for him, which was
dressed in mourning, and of which the
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