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s aRs RaE7 s s bos
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
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ORIGINAL 0WNERS-pROPERTY,
At W00DLAWN, HYDE PARK.
Elegant Residence Lots---Quarter-Acre
Tracts,
r. RobcrsoP's s1bd!yaioni fronting north Sixty
AT AUCTION,
in MONDAY AFTERNOON, Aug %. 1870,
s Il It, s Rs: ZEE E:,s aSkDE KIa will
103 s. 165 Dearborn-St,.
WIN: 4 BUFFERS 4 CO. Aucttoneer-.
Formerly Harvey & whe.lon, Late Of The Riycr.
AUCTION HOUSE
HARVEY& TYLER.
1l9, 1s1 and 1873, cor. Elllh and Pine-sts.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.
| Largest Auction House west Bui,t BY us exprr..,v
~ sfsS ss:9n ssss asats S i IL
n,yay. t Eaeh aaTanced &c on con'ignncnts Our
Z 10 'eF 'sf " sfs e M
BOARDING AND LoDGNa.
q cENTRE-Av., NEAR WEST MAn1soy.sT-
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q q. hoWs % IN neat coottsgr within few nnntes
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, 1870-08-25
PARTNERS pAf3TS5.

EAHIN &E[N = 1Ni =
pARTNER wANTED-Rv 4 t-tDf. hsss..
= wel1.hlttd and paviG= ta.s7:. FL: ~,
hest part Of H1ehigaunv. Tor liz ts@e =: 49,
str2unt of money required. Add-z==. -at-'
AVENuE, Tribune o.Iice. lid
pARTNER WAlsTED-S!j nal-A Gs:s ~ =!
L who h-r ns hbjertln1s to tr.-e ~ =: =
eell opc.ha!f interttt in lii. l.r.snss. on 81
z e. Iighs 1sn Al! the cas:. 70. :faa
Hnuer, from 10 g. n. TO r. IN. Pe..S1. n: h''>'
bGsinefb need not apply.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
RAKEhsY
$50 Reward!
STRAYED or STOLEN

ISROM the undersigned ON or about
II April lat 1870, ono BLACK HORSE,
about years old, 14l hands high, branded
thus, l. T in circle on right shoulder and
dim V on left shonlder, with ascar on
right side made by the horn of a bull. s.
The above reward will be paid to any
one who will deliver said animal TO me at
eatherford, or to AIR. A. c. yining, at
Lancaster, Texas.
Mrs: SUSANNA F0NDREN. :
weaihcrford, Texas, July Q, lS7o-433ta
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
I.o.oF.
Odd Fellows Cemetery
NOTICE.


ffNilE following resolutions were adopted nj the
trgnar meeting OF the Dallas Lodge, No. ~,
!. u, a. y, May -, lS.0:
Ea&rr' /. Tho Lodge alone bold the right TO
properly IN ilic Cemetery.
.. Tho righl vi lbnrlul In our grounds u not nc.
qur,l rs the purchase OF lot hut 10y sirne II being
ir gtnd rnhnr In the lodge M tie time ~ demise.
j. None but members ~ Roel standing Ia some
regular Lodge aud their Immediate families shall be
inferred 90 bnr Cemetery.
4. The Immediate family Of moinber consists Of
li. vlf,, willow aud minor children aud none
others.
0. Tho right ceases whcn mcinher Is suspended,
expelled nr Withdraws permanently ifoir the uricr.
4. Tho memlers cf the immediate hmily NJ an
aEcilnt or expelled odd Fellow which were inferred
whe hc was In COED s,nndhg IN tho order, shall be
Permitted TO remain undisiurbud, but lie shall bo
drnrrcd FROM amy further i1icrmenis.
Dro u. w Hunt Is appointed 10 take charge of
ihr Cemetery, and sec that this resolution is en-
forced.
j. WAGNER, NC.
AneI: nc, ciMrprrt, Secretary.
Dallas, Juge !, 1870 -37;1
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

WHAT IS DiRr.-Old Dr. Cooper, of South
Carolina, usel TO say to his students: "Dcnt
be afraid of dirt young gentleman. What
is dirt2 Why, nothing at all offensive,
when chemically viewed. Rub a little al-
Kali upon the dirty grease spot upon your
coat, aud it dndorgoes . chemical change
aud becomes soap; now rub it with little
waler and II disappears; tits neither grease,
soap, water nor dirt. That is not u very
odorous pile of dit you see yondcr, well
scatter little gypsum over it and it is no
longer dirty. Every thing like dirt is
worthy yoar notice as students Of chcmis-
try. Analyze il analyze itl Il will sep
arate into very clear elements. Dirt makes
corn, corn makes breal and meat, and that
makes a very sweet young lady that "a r
ono Of yon kissing the other night. So az
ter all you were kissiag dirt-paIticularly
If she Ehitenei her slsa with chalk OF ful-
lers Garth There is no telling, young gen.
tleu,an, what Is earilg ii.oagh 1 msy cav
that rubbing such sirf upon Tie kin Of a
beautiful young lady is a dirty pIaciice--
Pearl powder, iiink, IS made Of bislati,-
nothing but dirt Lord PalmerstOns fac
definition Of dirt is; "alaiier in the wrong
place Put il in tie fright place, and ss
cease 10 think OF il as dirl-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
In Appomattox and neigbboriHg

In Apponattox and neigbboriHg
eounfies, in Virginia, there Isl gen
n;nc famine. Hundreds ars Eednc-
cd 10 beggary The drought Of
1863, the ruin Of the country by
Grants army sackiHg it. The inabii-
itv Of property : holders 70 give Ia
Dor 10 The people as the result OF
Government mcasnres. and the so
cid disorders are The tauses.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
Tho IouisyiIlc Couricr- journal

Tho louisville CouricfJonrn is
responsible for this:
Aiittle boy, six years old, writ
ing from Washington TO his grand
father in this city, says: "Ma took
me to tho Presidents TO SEQ Spot
ted Tail. lie is d nasty, dirty man.
In the middle of the ievce. when
Gen. Grant was talking TO Him and
the ladies were looking at him, he
unbuttencd his pantaloons and fan
ned his stomach with his shirt. -
That was certainly indclicate in
Spotted Tail.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
FALU1BLE
MILL PROPERTY
FoR, SAIF.

FoR SALE
A STEAM FLOURING MILL Two run
N of French Burr Mill Stones: good
concrete Dwelling and about 100
acres Of fine Land, IL acres in cultivation.
This property is situate about 81 miles
West Of the town Of Dallas, and well loca-
ted for business, and conveHient 10 an in
erhaustible supply Of Timber and Water.
Any one desiring 10 inves; in Machinery
will fnd IL to his interest to purchase.
Terms-part casH--balance on time.
For particulars appl5 70
JOHN D. xERFO0T,
Dallas, Texas.
Pet 70 fs7n-z3.ff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

L oiHn nsis'ss fiassssa, ofhssk, islIsTsi ia
a. siais f'-ais ~ TiHrsi'y, iass q. las.
", HfssaieHf'--I Lad not expected 10
10y anyihiRg More on ihe subj under lis-
eussion, anl, sir, Nhen | opanel The DE-
bales on this qlesiian, expected ihey
souii be closed by Tie senator lr1n Ilay-
Is bar, cir, ~ Ne progressed with The -,
tsie hinnl that lha advocates Of The
House lNll were not willing 10 RllaN that
distinguished Senai0r to lake the last llek
ai ihem, M orler thar may 10 UNDER
stood, they dli not intend 10 have iLeir
ehampion, lhe Sehaior from Harris, answer,
ell hy hlin, Ia other words they we're
anaid Of him, aud by refusing. as they
have, ogife him a chance TO defeHl him
self nom the attacks made upon him, haze
shown clearly The weiknsss oflhe eauselhey
have before this body, and the want OF
ability on their par, 10 defend the measure,
On Friday last theirs seemed 10 DO dis
position TO force vote, but they finally
yielded. On Saturday they came irto the
Senate chamber determined 10 do or die.
But by compromise Il was agreed to wait
until Monday, hiylns gOae into the small
hours of the lay. Then was an effort made
upon the part ofihe advocates OF the House
bin TO control discussion on Il, having tie
iinpudepee 10 insist that tho distinguished
eenator from Harris, the truly great crater
Il like 10 bear him on all occasions and
have many opportunities, and muft cay
that no one likes 10 hear the gentleman
more than he does himselfl should close
the discussion. usins his own language,
lie had fought foriy-nne battles and this
q h. a. IL ID. a 4
lect how elegantly the Colonel looked,
mounted on his noble s,cel, at the head
Of his brigade, and with all the pomp and
pride ofa Wellington, would raise him
self in his siirrups and give the manly
command-Forward Charge? What was
the character Of the battles no was then
fighting ?-his forly.nine2 Fighting in
defence os a brave and chivalrous people.
Though they were wrong, yet believe they
ond hc were honest In the struggle.
How has the Geonc changcll Look nj
the position of Wild Eli, as his gallant sol
dicrs used TO call him, when they would
declare ilGt II was a pity .hnt Napoleon
and his Old Guard had lived before Cono-
sEL PARSONS and his regiment Of Confed-
crate soldiers. lie, too, seemed proud Of
til IN, and believe he was. Then hc had
q foe worthy of his steel, and even the Mu-
rat of tho war was forced TO surrender.
The curtain falls. Would that it were
dropped forever. Bat, no, the scene chan.
ges and we have tic gallant Colonel at the
head of q command of militin, hunting !
down his comrades in arms of your, arrest
ing and furnishing by military commission.
Is This the picture? Great God How the
mighty have fallen. Aud all this in viola !
ton of the Constitution.
| must borrow from Maj, Plumly of the
lIousc--
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

an exchange has word to say
for woodpcckcrs namely, that when
it is supposed they are eating young
corn they ars merely "going for"
worms.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

A brother and sister were recent
Iy executed on the same sraBold, in
Ireland, for murder.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16

The London Gazette is tiie oldest paper
printed in English in the worii.
Five fhonsAna orangss 70 tas ice Is call
ed q good crop IN c4lifornia.
San Francis5o CLiunuien new run thrre
rholOgrsrh ssi5yHs.
Ertn fhe cenzls can u-i ne tatsu, lr =
time q Fezst, El.AJsi mili.ary al
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-07-16
MASONIC.
RllLls tONMlApIET. Ne. .

HNIINh FVNNANUtHI NUs q
NIGHTS ITEM
M N $3.50 "a "a algisla. q 49, isrn "a iiailss,
w "a ~ ihsIs4sg 2, - isisir ~ isii is''n q
lNan. CR0GsEFF. Il, q,
EEC Csasrtl, nersFisE
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
A, MORSE.
a 8 POWELL.

q. s. POWELL,
HAS d few choice lnts for sale in the VIII
III lage of River Falls. and good farming
lands, well located. III Pierce and ST. Croix
counties. Will sell on time for approved pa
bers5 or exchange for personal property.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

located at, River Falls. The appor.
tino to the several towns, is as follows
River Falls $4,000. Clifton, $1,000,
Troy, $4,000, Kinnickinnick $4,000,
authorities may. Issue town bonds for the
amount, redeemable in ten years. From
all can learn l think there is but Ill
tie doubt that River Falls will secure the
location of the building through Men
ominee and other towns in Che Chippewa
Valley may make an effort Tor it.
The capital remova! is again being ag.
itated. Milwaukee has offered to donate
her new and elegant court house to the
state if the removal can be Effected
The propensity evinced by Madisonians
for " gobbling all that comes in their
way regardless of the claims of other
portions Of the state. has pretty thor.
oughly disguised some ofour legislators,
and / should not be Mt all surprised ifa bill
for the removal of the capital to Milwau
kee passed the assembly, though it would
probably be defeated in the senate. =
Another week may develope moro in re
card to this matter w.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
The Land Grant Extension.

The Hudson Tines limited in an arti
Gle recently that the Polk County Pres'
had opposed the extension of the LAND
Grant, which called forth the following
sharp rejoinder from SAM FIFIELD. Id
places the Press OIL firm footing and the
"poor, old cotemporary goes to "gra's.'
He says:
We have been opposed to it's pas
management, to the long delay in bull
ding road that has paralized the growth
of the st. Croix Valley; to the, dishon
est, swindling, pine stumpago selling,
companies who. for thirteen years owned
and controlled the grant, who held the
! struggling pioneers of Polk. st. Croia
and Pisrcs ~ the throat, and BY Their
dog in the manger pGG..;;cyy, nesrly ruined
Northwestern Wisconsin. we haTS
spoken against the old company; We
have found fault with their unworthiness
We have said we preferred the lands back
in market rather than to suffer paper
rail road company to steal themselves
rich off from government lands. While
not rod of road was built; oh. yes, we
have been against the old clique Which
Hudson men supported and of which the
Star and Times was the special mouth
piece, with its iron bought" and "twcn
ty miles TO be completed before spring
announcements, until the mere mention
of Hudson and her railroad sharks be-
came siekcniug to honest men. But, we
have never uttered discouraging word
against the renewal Of the charter to any
responsible party or set Of men who
would build railroad. The roads are
what we want. If we can't have them
I'VE will have lbe lands.
% 1t is really news to u.s." Hon even
you blushcd whsn you penned that sen.
tence. You know better. You know
we have always favored the building o.
the road and the extension of the grant
to buile. it with; but that we have sue.
cessfully opposed the barnacles that fol
thirteen gears allowed their lands to be
stripped at tw fifty per thousand feet
stumpage and spcct their time chiefly
quarrcling over the spoils. -mu.
Ifevcr railroad is built through Pierce
st. Croix, Polk and Burnett, to Lake
Superior, the people viii thank Henry
d. Barron Of Polk for quietly burying
The old dead and worthless company o.
land grabbers, and the Press for 1t!
share of the work in letting daylight in
to their transactions.
"The record " is good-so far as the
Press is concerned, because it is on the
side of the people ard the pioneers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
Foreclosure safe.

State of W Isconsin-Circuit Court, fT
Pierce County. r~~sf-L--....
Henry Saulnier against Martin Fl smiA
Hannah f. Smith.
IN pursuance of the judgment of this court
i rendered in this action on the Sd day of
January, 1870. ] shall on the 5ih day OF
March A. d.. 1870 at . o'clock j. NJ, at The
'front.' door Of the Pot Office, in tie riiy Of
Prescott, in said eornty. offer for sale at pub
lie auction, and ,rn 70 the highest bidder
the follow ing described r"nl estate 10 wit
The south half 81 the south west quarter Of
section 25. also piece Of land described IA
fellows: beginning at the hulth esst conner 81
the south cast quarter Of the south east quar-
ter of section 26; thence running south
the east line of said section Al rods ;nd
links, thence west 81 rods and 10 links TO
the center ofthe road leading from Prescott
To Clifton Mills. thence north 80 degree .
east In the center of said road 10 the place
of beginning, coitaiiitg nio'i four rid
one half acres Of land. al Il shid lands are
in township %, Of range 20, in Pierce susr.
ty, state of W isconsin.
Dated January IIih. 1876.
40-6w. CHARLES SMITH, Refsrse.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03


William Sanderson, IN his quiet way,
is still passing out goods to those of his
customers who have the stamps, or ready
pay while George MaPes, APP Roberts,
Clark Crossman and Saunders & Green
are doing the Same; and Fred. Burhyte,
in exchange for goods, is smassing large
piles of shingles. humber and wood, and
any thing else which he can again change
or exchange for stamps or an equivalent
And Sd. Dodge, DR.. Wilcox and c.
ID. Davis, each in his line, are setting out
sSsres, books and prescriptions to suit tiae
kitchen, parlor or stomach.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
Farmers Meeting, Feb. &c.
Clas met as per adjournment at
O'Clock P. NJ. Fair attendance.. &

Club met as per adjournment, at g
O'clock P. NJ. Fair attendance. <
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap
proved. Notice of resolution to be of.
fered at next meeting 10 strike out art.
IL Of constitution relative to fincs.
Subject chosen for next discussion,
What kind of stock is the most profit.
able to the farmer in in Pierce county. y
After which, G. III. Miller opened debate
upon the resolution for the day "thal
farming to be profitable IN Pierce county
must be by rotation of crops" Mr.. Mil
Ter went over the ground from the state
of New York, westward. followed by
other gentlemen in the same manner, 4 e.
from the respective places of their ma
tiVity. No one seeming to have any
practical knowledge of the result Of
through system inrOtation. AIltke speak
ers, however, believing that the system
of iOiatiOniis tue only true plan to keep
the farms of Pierce county. as elsewhere,
from running out and farmers bankrup.
ted, as they surely will be if they follow
the pressft mode Of planting wheat af
ter wheat, year after year.
-. Clab adjourned toqSsturdayr Mar. 5
: "A. GRAY, Sec. PFC. Bliss hser
.FfaETs fst frfTs25 ur y ~ fe9f ~ Is
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
EnrniIure for sale.

r will sell az AsS place hear the kcademy.
all my Sam:,ure, fH'niing iTAPlcmeAfs.
dc.
The household goods consist of one elegant
parIof self a rosewood Furniture, che fine
brussels Carpet. che nsals,gany book case. one
easy chair. stove, dc.
Tie dining room furniture Consist Of one
marble Top side hoard, ain extension table.
cancd seat chairs. dc
Also two he'd room sctts of Black walnut,
bureau caned stat chairs &c.
] have four No. Durham cows, and one
fine 3 veal: old heiftr. one Marsh Harvester.
(new). pair of bob sieds, (new pair 81
Scotch harrow !. one pillow. one buggy pole.
Layknite, spades, measures. shovels. sacks.
and other articles too numerous to mentions
JOHN .. HEFFERE<
Ri5ef Falls. Feb. IA FS70.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03


A New PAPER IN MILWAUKEE -
The Madison Journal says new Repub-
ican paper is to be started in Milwaukee
by company to have $50, 600 cap
ital, and the following list of corpora.
tors:
A. NJ. Thompson, (editor in-chicf),
w. G.. Roberts, Hiram Bowen, G. G.
Williams, E. w. Reyes. s. d. Hastings,
G. E. Dyer, O. s. Head, ]. A. Bentley,
James Coleman, j. ]. Williams, w. P
Dewey, H. ID. Barron, w. L. Utley,
Philetss Sawyer, L. F. Frisby, w. G
Allen, Edwin Hurbut, Allen Worden,
Asahel Finch, levi Blossom, Edward
Sandersoh. Angus Smith, George b
Goodwin, s. G. West, j. M. Bingham,
@. H. Upham.
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44-6w.
Dated Feb. l6. 1870.
Foreclosure Sale.

State of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Court, for
Pierce County.
Geo. Carmichael. plaintiff, again't job"
johnson aud Botilla johnson. defendants
Tn pursuance of the judgment of this eoNrt
| rendered in this action on The Sd day Of
January 1870, shall on the Cd day of April.
AID, 1870, at o'clock i. NJ. at the front
door OF ihe post "f11rc in ,lrr ei'~ - n---~.,tt
in said county, offer for sale al public npe-
ton, and sell 10 the highest bidder, the I"l-
lowing described real estate, TO wit: The
southeast quarter OF the northeast quarter of
section twenty 4three gay. in township ives
ty-four (24). north of range sixteen (l6l
west and the northeast quarter Of the south
east quarter. of section twrniy-thtre (23) IN
township twenty -four (24) north OF range
sixteen DC. west. containing eighty acres, all
of said lands lying and Icing in Pierce eoun-
ty. Wisconsin: Geo. ". Dickinson,
44.6v. Sheriff.
Dated Feb. 16. 1870.
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The lumber yards of d. c. Davis,
Curtis & Adams, and Perley and Decker
and Houston, are quite thoroughly clean.
ed out, notwithstanding the hard times.
Not less than two million feet has come
out of the woods, nearly one half Of
which has come to this village and yicin:
ity. Theramouut sent down the Eau
Gala by Carson Il Rana Is nearly a.
much more. At this rate ten years
moro will clean these woods.
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LoFTr.-The piers of the new rail-
road bridge that is to span the Chippewa
river at the Deils, now being built by G.
G. d E. e. Smith, are 81 feet each, in
height, the Hestls work on top of each
pier is of itself 81 #. 10 altitude, and the
superstructure will tower 2S feet above
the top of the trestle work, making a
distance az toto of 80 feet from the
river surface to the track sof. the bridge
On which the cars are to pass. " How
is that for high s"-Ean Claire Free
Press.
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gf,eciaI Notice.

T offer nv entire stock of clothing in ex-
change TO, wood. rs j shall not keep cloih-
ing hereafter. All that are in want of cl"ih-
ing can get it at l.. ID. Newelfs without pay
ing greenbacks. nv bringing him w@d.
Great bargains will be offered to those wh@
wish TO buy. Most all kinds Of produce VIII
lie taken in exchange for clothing.
am now expecting new goods to affFFS
from he east every day. and invite every one
that is in want of goods to call and exam
inc the goods before running off 30 gay other
town to purchase Goods can sAf Wifi be
sold in Prescott as cheap ~ q, our nelghlor-
ing tOwHs. II u. NE" ELL.
Prescott, Feb. 18th. HSNl.
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MACHINISTS.

T.. A. SHORT,
HAS General Mechanic Shop. Plain
IL ing and Matching. Resawing. Scroll
Saving, hon and Wood Turning done to
order. Makes all kinds of Mouldings of any
size or pattern required. Spinning wheels
duce. wood and lumber taken in exchange
for work. Don't refuse greenbacks. 1890,