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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29
LOST AND FOUND

TAKEN UP ASTRAY-On my premises on the
9th inst, COW and CALF. The owner will
please nd cone forward prove proPerty charges
street, between 9th and 9TH SITS, Island. n2S IT
& IN REWARD-Strayedo or stolen on 18th inst ,
W " tive COWS; one large white cow crooked
horns, tops cut of; the other a white cow red and
white neck; horns. The above reward will he given
il returned to JOHN SIILIIVAN
mh2S3t' C street, between 18TH and 18th SIS
L OsT-A small SABLE FURCAPE, on south side
IL street somewhere between the corner of Iafb
street west sids) and 18th street, or Immediately
around the corner of Asbury church (colored Ilth
St, on the evening Of the 9th inst, at IL D. M The
hnder VIII be Literally rewarded upon returning the
Hotel. mh3S Ar
/ OST-On the 18th inst, a GOLD WATCH No
II 9195, and SILVER CHAIN with four strands
and slide, with gold badge attached with owners
name, Arthur Pannell." A liberal reward will be
paid if returned to $50 st. south. mh263t
I QST-A WATCH. CHAIN and other TRINK-
IL ETS, in the vicinity Of the National Hotel, on
Tuesday. the I'D inst. The watch is very small
one, in plain casing, with initials g. A. c. on one
side. liberal reward will be given for its return
10 the Office Of the Hotel. mh2i-6tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-03-29
PERSONAL.

A GRASS WHOEVER AGED 40 FaoN vuE
North and a clerk la one of th- Department.
WISHES 10 form the Acquaintance Of a laiy al iik.
circumstances. Address confidential "JkNES
Star office. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
A Paris sensation.

Nav York, March 6.-The World
has an extraosdinary.. sensation in its
Paris letter Of sFebrsary 2f, pablished
to-day. According to the gossip Of
French salons the emperor Napoleon
III. died on the ninth Of September last,
under the knife of the surgeon, Ricord,
and in his place there reigns the Prince
Imperial as Napoleon W., with the En-
press Eugene as Regent. -
The story runs that q near relative of
the Emperor, though not in the line of
succession, and Bearing close resem-
blance, appears IN the place of Napoleon
on the few occasions on which he is sup
posed to appear in public.
The correspondent says the plan orig
mated with the late Emperor, who fear
ed the European complications, and that
before his death he received a promise
from England, and it is believed from
Russia, that they would aid 10 maintain
ing the Prince on the throne. tiaH
The letter gives various reasons for
crcditing the story, and says it explains
the recent. remarkable change of policy
on the part of the French Government.
Nevertheless, it appears very like an cas-
lily constructed canard. # ''' '''' & n.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Sales recorded during the week ending
March 18th 1870. i'.i ~
ia stirrattt to W Cornelison ne14 of
nw11 of sect I6 Trimbclle $500. s
j A Stlrrat to Ellen Cornelison se14 of
swL Of sect Is Trinbelle $3.50.
or Maxon TO Louis Jurgins certain lot
bounded and described in Block b Original
plat of Prescott $500. s3leT .:fz.5t .
Dunbar to r L Dunbar nw14 of ne14
of sect "a Trimbelle $3.50.
OF Maxon to Charles Miller mel Of nw114
j of sect'6 Oak Grove $40. ~ ~ G',tl-uai +
Martha A CornelisOn to j w. Corneison. 5
acres off east side, of nw14 Of sw14 Of sect l6
Trimbelle 800.
SB Suydam to E J Bartlett lots z and 6
in Block ID in CUpps and Maxons I'd add to
Prescott $500. mn, o.; IN ns1 3tn
John Jacobs to L d Morgan e1z of nwL
and sw114 of ne14 of sect II Diamond Bluff
$4,000 =" = ~ sii'D ]a2s975! 81 si.5f-
/ Michael Sthaler to @ Rhein nell of nw14
of sect Is Hartlapd $780, sb' saf
AT Gilman TO Chris Gilman se114 of ne1
of sect IS Trimbelle $275.
VIM Dale to School Dist No 8 of River
Falls one square acre is sc Corner of ne1z OF
sneIz of sect "a Riyei Falls $25. e asrsnaV
E Quimby to G w Scullen e16 of sw14 OF
sect 25 Oak Grove ISL.
John Gleason to j A Tyler sell of mel Z OF
sect 3 in Hartland $20O,is H ~ 80 ta..
,.g5tEa G. w. BROWN, Reg. Deeds.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
49, - -
st. CrOix Collegiate Institute.

In another column we publish com
munication from ]. r. Hinckly, Princi.
pal of'tbs Collegiate Institute at River
Falls. The article speaks for itself, and
we iinve no further comment TO make
than to express the wish that our leading
citizens would consider his propositions
csrefnllg and finally favor them. Prof.
Hinckley has shown in bis brief term Mt
River Fails, that be is an accomplished
educator aud successful Manager of an
Institute Of this kind. With proper
buildings and ether facilities, he can build
up an institution that might be iLe pride
of the Valley. He is willing to TAX
the l7boring oar, aud this fact alone
oush, to win him encouragement and
substantial aid, TO enable him 10 com
plete tue noble work in which be is en-
gagged.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
The FinansiaI Policy.


The public debt has been reduced one
hurdred aud six millions of dollars in The
past year. This is the result of a single
year-and the irst since tie war-of a
genuine Republican administration. Il
has proven itself Efficient homes. and
economical. 1t LAS demonstrated our
ability to pay our national debt with "a.
p'dity and ease. As an evidence thereof
we see Congress already tightening the
burden of taxation for the coming year,
by fifty millions of fdolIsrs. And this Is
notaii. Foreign capitalists are becoming
more confident in our securities, and
this feeling will enable the Secretary 10
float the new funding bill when it be.
comes law, thus saving to the nation
many millions by the lower rate of in
terest which our debt viii then bear.
Allth is accomplished, aud in sin.
gle year. How strongly does it contrast
with the weak, vaciIlating, uncertain,
thriftless administration CT King Andy
and bis Ny Policy" adherents. q Our
democratic friends who declare with such
eTnestness aud fervor that tue republi
can party is financial failure, and SOL
Cmnly predict national ruin and bank
ruptcy.suHIess dfmocratic fingers soon
manipulate the Public funds, would ex
hibit craftsmanship far more commend.
able than they now reveal by harping
upon some other string for whiIe.-
The republican party is all right, and so
long as facts and figures give it rs good
record in years to come as in the year
just past, The democracy will still serve
their country as they now do, by
paying their share Of the taxes and do
ing all the growing.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
How He Knows Il.


The editor Of the Hudson Times said
recently that he knsg tho West Wiscon-
sin was coming to HUDSON. A letter
from River Falls asks him how he knows
IT, 10 the. Times of last week, the edi.
tor tells us that Mr.. Baldwin, President
Of the West Wisconsin, told him so.-
Tho fact that Mr.. Baldwin told him so,
in order to prove any thing. is clinched
by the EDITORS assertion that Mr.. Bald
win and Mr.. Humbird have Sc entire con
fr0F' of The road, hence tho road will 60
where Mr.. B. directs. Now, we have
direct information from authority that
can he'reIiel upon, that Mr.. Baldwin has
one t,centieth interest in the road. II
McSsrs. Humbird anl Baldwin control
the road by ownership Mr. THunbird
must possess about kalf+ interest which is
highly improbable. What Mr.. Bald
wins controlling interest is, whether per-
sonalinhIencs, or money invested in stock.
we are not tod. With our present in
formation, however, we beg leave to diff
fer with the Times about tho entire. con-
troll Of the Vest Wisconsin.
We regret that the e!i;Or of the
Times is being 50 steadily traduced by
tho "impecunious youths" Of Pierce
county. and when he holds up to the boz
wfidered gaze of tho public his vast pos
sessions hereabouts, and eest.asts them
with tbe little real estate the youths sur
.vey, aud tells the people 20 behold the
great sacrifice lie is making 10 tell them
the railroad truth, how Ike unto a very
martyr he doth appear.
Whenever he has blown a railroad
bubble, We have helped 10 prick it, and
thus we have steadily traduced him. In
olJen times these bright bubbles used to
float out into the atmosphere of public
opinion, and soar away 10 the cioud-Iaud
Of ,forgetfulness,. the admiration of the
multitude who thought there was rail-
road where there was only wind. But
now, ialasI they no sooner leave his edi-
torisl .9aill than they are "busted" BY
the "impecunious youths" of Pierce
county. Then comes an editorial wall at
bis " traducers." Verify he is a persccu-
ted pan. 29m 0~A - ID
Try it sgain; never despair: make
your suds stronger; use less ley; dip in
your quill once moro; don't draw too
heavily on your gas-works. and be care
full not TO set your bubbles adrif. in
Pierce couuty - E-41
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
Speciaf Notice.

r offer my entire sick, of clothing in ex-
Il change for wood. as shall not keep CLOTH
ing hereafter All Chat are in want of CLOTH
ing can get it atDL. ID. Newell's without pay
ing vgreenbacks,, by bringing him wood.
Great bargains will be offered to those who
wish to buy. Most all kinds of produce " i'll
be taken in exchange for clothing.
am now expecting new goods to arrive
from the east every day. and invite every one
that is in want Of goods to cell and. exam-
inc the goods before running of to any other
town to pureha se. Goods csa and win os
sold IN Prescott a-ssarsp - in our neighbor-
ing towns. ~ ssI IL ID. N w ELL.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

n ftS V<GCANFSs -f.ttttA"< p '+--' 'ts~ as
w. E. Jameson, Of Chicago, is treat
ing our citizens to course OF lectures
on Spiritualism. His last discourse will
be delivered this Wednesday, ievepipg,
iu Fox's Hall. The meetings have been
largely attended every evening and much
interest manifested in the discourses Civ
en-. Unable. to attend them regularly
we are not prepared toe1mako extended
comment. The lecturer is certainly
thoroughly conversant with bis subject,
and presents to his hearers ideas that
are apt to jar the old, established theolog-
zeal notions concerning the future state.
/ As a speaker, Mr.. Jameson is of pleas
ing address; entertaining as well as 10.
structiye. The subject of his lecture
this evening is, 9 The beautiful moral
teachings of Paganisrn; or are Christi
anity and the Bible the cause Of ciyiliza-
tiop." s.,r. asas., st o4,,,, -, hra1 fs.
MIR. J. has censen, i to deliver
another course of lectures Sss anronce-
ment elsewhere.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
Rl-erfkieS.

RreUitieS.
Special meeting of County Board mex t
Monday. ..hrsfgt Ge fssf ls
Wheat 10 Milwaukee 81 and 803
and steady. = 49,. @ o1 ~ a.aoa
March has been playing lion a whole
week. s" .'' ... :.
---Bets are being offered that the river
will be open by the 18th Of April. e.
The snow storm has demoralized the
mails in every direction. No late, news
from anywhere. s.s..e.- ..r f.r.
Since The Taxpayers Rebellion
broke out in this city, no one is seen up
on the street without arms.
%, Spring, balmy Spring, ETHEREAL
mildness, ct eetera--ain't it nice--snow
three feet deep on a level and more COM
ing. " ! 500. ~ +.
We don't know why such. large
quantity of osnew has fallen, except it be
to enable our delinquent subscribers TO
draw us a. little more wood. 81 e.
TO those young ladies who are de
termiped not to die old, maids-if they
can help tive respectfully submit an
excellent story on the first page of this
paper. s.,1 't.'i7' =" Pr ?" ~ ,'a3
The Madison Mutual is considered
the best company for farmers. to insure
in. For farther particulars, see HARRY
CLEMENTS, Agent. Office 10 northeast
corner Of Welch's drug store. .ti'
"A young man tried to unlock friend
SHAsER's frontispiece with a big door
key He- made an ugly keyhole, but
failed to do any serious damage. Our
friend Spivins calls it the Bull Run Of
the Taxpayers Rebellion. -.fao.
Proposals will be received by the
roadmastersTin this vicinity, to tunnel the
srovdrifts along the moro important
routes Of travel. toe--. ....,,.-
Religion and taxes have been the
prominent themes of discussion at tho
post Office and other places of resort
during the past week. The disputants,
like the Irish jury, agree to- disagree
first rate. -4 +. e. .fs ge5; 6.
Jap. has relieved our editorial
halt, and sends us a very interesting lei
ter from Madison. As this is the fist
public effort our friend has made over
his present nona-de plume, we take great
pleasure IN laying it before our readers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
st. Cro,. end B.yneld Railroad.

The Taylor's Falls Reporter says that
Hon. ii. d. BARRON writes homo that
the sale of the above read TO Jar Cooks
& Co., by Messrs. RIcE and QoLRy, as
well as the intention to commence oper-
atoms at Bayfield,, will not be injurious
TO the interests of the people at the
Fells, aud that the road will certainly be
built from Bayfield, to, ST. Croix Falls
The Reporter also prints the following
letter: 49, n
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.
WASHINGTON, d. O., March 3, 1870. 49,
Hon. W. H. G. FoLsoM:
DEAR SIR--I believe have been here
long enough to see how matters stand in
which YOU feel an interest. / am fully
satisfied that you have q friend in Mr..
Rice. / feel justified in saying positive
ly that the road will be built from Bay
field to Taylor's Falls, If the grant is
extended. As to this latter everything
is favorable except the inclination of the
committee to limit the price TO 81 so per
acre. This will be ruinous, rs capitalists
would not put money into the road upon
such terms. l think il will be fnodi-
fed in few days SO as to be satisfac-
tory. .......
The arrangements are all perfected
and the work will commence as soon as
the bill passes. .,....re is,
/ remain, yours. &c,
Z. A.,C. HATCH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
-.f,ys ~ 7-''--Ef71 IT
.v'eiC Picture Gallery.

. Albert H. Childs has fitted up and
opened a gallery 90 Broad street, and is
now ready to photograph the public -
By the mysteries of bis art, he can make
the homliest person in Prescott perfect
n"gem = at single sitting. IF any one
doubts this assertion, just give Albert
trial, and be forever convinced that we
tell the truth. H5 '''' = ''.'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
Farmers o. pierce County.

Why win you be content to grow 40 bushel
of oats per acre when with the sane amount
of labor and half the seed you may grow 100
busheis7 I have 100 bushels Of the genuine
, Ramsdale Norway oats on hand unsold which
l offer at s5 per bushel cash, or approved
paper payable next fall. Remember that one
bushel is plenty to seed an acre, and that from
two and one.half bushels on something less
than two and onehaif acres Igrew 300 bushels
on the Wright farm the past season
Consult your interest by procuring this
seed while you may on these easy terms.
G. II. MILLER,
Prescott March 9th 1870. 'bis At
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

Jay was in charge of the store, and not
liking the WAY. maiterss were going on,
made some hostile DEMONSTRATION, which
Iodto hisarrest by the Marshal, OF charge
Of resisting 40 officer. "A trial was had
before Squire Adams which consumed
two days or more, and finally resulted in
placing Mr.. Jay under $500 bonds to
appear at the Circuit court.
As regards the assessment we have
heard about twenty different versions,
and to get correct statement from these
conflicting opinions would puzzle Chi
cago lawyer. An expression of our
opinion would not be apt to harmonic
the conflicting reports, and probably do
more or less injustice to both sides. We
could very easily set ourselves up as a
target for all parties to shoot at, but we
are not, at present in the target business.
/ AS a matter of fact, we doubt not,
there is fault on both sides; there al
ways is in such cases. But where that
fault is. OF, who bears the greater share.
we can't tell. The question is in the
hands Of the legal fraternity where it
will receive thorough sitting and judg
ment rendered according to law. As an
individual tax payer we feel perfectly safe.
If the case is decided in favor of the
city, the delinquents will have to pay the
tax and costs. If it is decided against
the city, and it is established that the as
sessment and the subsequent proceedings
are Illegal the tax can beireassessed next
year. Thus in either case, the city is
not liable to lose any great amount, nor
is the increase Of taxes incident to this
litigation likely to become burdensome.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

New RAILRoAD MovE.-Mr. Carson
is making a move to change the proposed
route of the w. w. r r. Instead Of
having it pass through Menomonie and
terminate al Hudson, his plan is 70 have
ID come through Eau Gale and terminate
nj Prescott. he claims the latter route
the nearest sn1 BY far the most feasible /.
Lean H'o!f,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
r,,sr Taxe Tro,.bses.

Oar TGE IrOubfes. ~ v sv.
Our citizens have been laboring ur-
der . good deal of excitement during the
past week, because Of the refusal of sew
eral of our wealthiost property holders
to pay the taxes assessed against them for
the past year. Excessive valuation is
claimed, we believe, and hence an unjust
assessment. John Dudley and Geo. A.
Din make this claim. 4. e. -. -
Last week Wednesday, Mr.. Ross, the
treasurer. proceeded to levy upon goees
in Mr.. Dudley's store, assisted by MAR
shall Leavitt and Others. Mr.. H. A.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
Personal

DR.. G. H. Crazy has, returned from
Chippewa Falls WHITTIER he migrated
abort six weeks ago on professional
visit. His tour was successful, as usual,
and be comes back looking none the
worse for, wear for his weeks of con-
slant labor. All folks, married or un-
married, whose jaws are out of order,
win receive immediate attention by cal
ling at his office. AS, q dentist, the
doctor is pronounced a g. chief among
ten thousand, :" j .1asI v.437a 'e
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17


A CoLoRED CADET.-Gen. Butler has
appointed Charles Sumner Wilson of
Salem, Mass, a cadet to the Military
Academy at West Point. The appoin-
tee is colorcd boy, about the same
complexion rs Senator Revels, II years
of age. and a graduate of the Salem
High School. His father was q private
in the 55th Massachusetts, Volunteers
during the late war, and was killed in
battle, aud his mother has been support
ing him By her toll as seamstress.-
Young Wilson ranks among the first Of
bis class at Salem, and Gen. Butler Sc
lectcd him on his merits as scholar,
and for the services bis father had rem.
dered to the country. This is the first
case of the, appointment of a colorcd
boy to the Military Academy. --------
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
over currency

The GRAND jury SYsrEM.-The AS
sembly has concnrred with. the Senate,
with only three dissenting voie', in the
passage of the resolutions amending the
constitution so that the Legislature may
abolish the present Grand Jury system.
A bill is following the resolutions, submit
ting the amendment 10 vote of the PEG
ple next fall,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

From sources considered reliable, we
are informed that there is. stored 10 river
towns, including Winona and those above
it as far rs st. Paul, and IN the Saint
Croix Valley. 100000 bushels of
wheel. Would that the price might be
$3.50 per bushel when the river opens.
To hard times we could then say. in me
language Of The poet, : saoo fly
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
CRY AND COUNTY.
LECTURES MORE LEcTUREs,,

I A second course of Lectures win be given
at Fox & Dickinson's Hall, by w. F. jamie
son, on Thursday Friday, Saturday and Sum
day evenings, March, 18th, 18th. 18th and
Doth, at 711s o'clock. Also Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock.
~N'@ SUBJECTS - -
Thursday evening. The origin of Man and
our Globe, according to the Science of Geolo-
gy. aeTa fas an d ,',si
Friday evening,-Jesus Christ What was
his religious belief2
Saturday evening.-What. is the Spiritual
lists view of MARRIAGE? ls3 ,TGi ~
Sunday afternoon.--How was the Bible
made? Was it infallibly inspired when first
written, and is it preserved from any material
error - - Pa.
Sunday evening ~ re terrible evil, Intem-
pcrance: The Remedy .rhHg4ieiaa -
| All are cordially IL lited to attend ,.,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
e. PRESCoTT
Photograph Gallery.
ALgERT n. CHTIDS. ARTIST.

Gallery West side Broad Street. next door
to r. Bolts store. f tee s..rf s.
IT HAVE opened a Picture Gallery. supplied
/ myself with a fine stock of materials. and am
now prepared to. take all kinds of pictues. VIZ.
Photographs, Anbrotyprs, Gem. sPietQTes5 etc.
etc. at the shortest notice. Prices reasonable
and satisfaction given or no charges made
Give me . call. fs ALHERr a. c HrIDs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

FREIGHTs The companies running
lines of boats on the Chippewa river,
have snnouncetfi great seduction in
freights for next season. in order to COM
pete with the West Wisconsin Railroad !.
OF course they viii mako reductions. and
40 when the road gels,here We will get
the benefit Of Just such a cosnpstition.-
Hurry up the work.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17
strayed.

F.E ffa lBf sgAsat- tJ4L.t
GTRAYED from the subscriber, a BROWN
- FILLY, rather under size. with no white
upon it, will be three years old about May
next. Information as to her whereabouts
will be promptly rewarded by 20 -, 81
sss w. j. COPP.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

HARD MONEY AGAIN.-The recent
fall in gold ibascaased q resumption of
specie payments by several banks
throughout the country. The Mechanics
Bank of st. Louis, took the initiatory
step last week. Saloons and restaurants
in the principal cities are giving change
to customers 10 coin. This is only an
other way Of advertising, but it will has
ten the day of permanent specie basis,
by scattering the boarded piles Of silver
broadcast, and destroying its premium
over currency -,. .,-,-v,v
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

A dispatch from Texas, announces the
ratification by the Legislature, of the
Thirteenth. Fourteenth and Fifteenth
amendments to the Constitution of the
United States, and that Senator ;, elect
Hamilton was The bearer 20 Washington
of the official notification thereof.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

1t is stated that the Governor General
of Canada, Sir John Young, will pro
coed in person to Red River Immediately
after the close Of the present session of
the Dominion Parliament. He is OK
pected to cut the Gordian knot of the
Red River rebellion. He should rcmem-
Der McDougall and go slow.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

FOUND GUILTY.-The trial of DIR.
Duvall, ut E!khorn, Wis, for the murder
Of his wife, in GAINESVILLE. last April, has
closed. He was found guilty of murder
in the first degree. 4.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

Tho Hon. Ben. H, Hill (sConserva
tive), of Georgia, in a letter savs:-
'Towardahe colored race let US redouble
our effahsto be just kind and nforbear-
ing, They are moi the authors of our
wrongs. Nine out of ten of them wish
TO do right. l doubt whether the same
number Of any race or color Of the hu
man family gould pass the same vordeals
through which they have passed during
the last four years and do, as well as they
have.dons. HIN 4
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

See. 2. No person who denies the
being of God, or the future state of re-
wards and punishment, shall bold any Of
fee in the civil department of this state
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-17

The proposed new constitution Of the
state Of Tennessee is the following reli.
gious test for Office, which, it will be per-
ceiyed, excludes Uniyersalists as well as