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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

The weather cleared of brightly beau'i-
full yesterday which was quite rebuff TO
the minds Of those who hold to the idea
that if rain falls upon the first Sabbath in
April five more rainy Sabbaths will fol-
low ia succession.
Business opens fair.
The Mississippi is still swelling slowly
at ST. Louis, but the rise in the upper riv-
er, Is not so grea, A. was expected and has
nearly expanded itself.
Al rit,,burg the Ohio is rising rapidly
with II feet in the channel. Also at Gin.
cinna,i a, the rate of ~ inches per day.
AT Louisville the river Is Il, food tide
and rising one inch per hour. Twenty
three feet water is reported in the chute
over the falls.
The Cumberland is falling with ~ feet
on Harpeth shoals.
Here the river has risen one foot in the
pas, "a hours.
The City OF Evansville brought for
! q. ID. Williamson bbl onion sits {. X.
Woodward l3l bdls spokes ~ do hubs, and
the following for shipment south; 80 bli
meal % do Hour 81 hog- l97 sack, corn ia
coop, poultry.
The sam Orr hrough, for b. :. Harrel
lot furniture. !. &. Railroad ~ pkg, SUM
dries. aud for New Orleans 63i * corn.
| The Indiana brought $50 bdls hides 80
HID. sugar Il boxes bananas for Chicago.
The Indiana brough, 10 tons scrap iron
IL bales cotton 80 bbls Cotton seed oil for
Cairo.
The Arthur discharged q hhds sugar sacks
coffee 81 Dbl, molOsses.
The Republic added here LOO bbl'
-four, $500 * corn, 20 SKIS oats, $50 bids
hubs, 95 bbs whisky, 4, hhds tobacco f'r
New Orleans, and large lot sundries for
way points.
The Talsmnn brought ~ hhds tobacco
for New York; % do, 275 bills -four for
the South 20 bales cotton, 10 bdls paper
70 crates, l04 pkgs buckets, 222 bars iron,
for st. Louis and 200 empty Dbl. for
Fulton X Sons, Cairo.
The Baker brought 81 hbls peanuts, for
Cincinna,i; I bales Gotten, for Louisville
% bale, cotton, for the South, 80 rolls
leather and ~ ks hair for ST. Louis.
The Talsman is the regular Nashville
packet this evening,
The A. Baker is the packet for the Ten
nessee river.
The Commonwealth is lading, and will
leave for New Orleans tonight.
Louisville is at present enjoying unsur-
passed water privileges. The wharf is en-
tirely submerged and the first stories OF
the houses along the river front below Sixth
street have their floors covered with II foot
of water while the cellars ON the cros'
streets are inundated. Ascending boais
are using the Graw in the bridge on thu
Kentucky side over the canal enbankments
Cairo is dry if At high and ms the present
rise has about expended itself in the upper
rivers We feel safe in saying il will re
main so for the present, at least.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

Mr,.r-. Miller and Miller have just re-
ccivcd an unusually large, well assorted
and strictly fashionable supply of piece
goods, to which they ask especial atten-
ton. The lot embraces the finest cloths
and cassimers ever brought to Cairo, and
such II variety of styles that all tastes may
be accommodated Suits or garments
from these goods are made to order in the
best manner and latest style, and at fig
ures that will defy competition. For
proof of this they only ask to be put ON
trial. AT all events call around and see
the new goods. jan25tf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
POLICE COCRT.
rsou,re sbanne.,y pr.sidine.,

Esquire shannessy presiding.l
There was John Reilly, broth Of a fell
fellow, as jolly man as could be, drank
much and got mellow got gloriously
tight, then into q fight, then into Jail with
Captain McHsle, ia default Of fine of
Eve dollars. hL .
Ephrsim Malone struck fellow citizen
on the nose, and was hit in return in the
eve. Shannc.sy does not allow any per-
son 10 strike another on the nose II he
knows it, and he fined Malone IS and cost.
And then he fined Sandy Davis whose nose
was struck s. and costs for allowing his
nose TO be abused. Constable Arnold
made the arrests.
Isaac Gray ID n love-lorn swain. Not
many days ago, he fell in love, at first
sight with Bette Fields and Bette, WAS
willing. The course Of true love ran
smoothly until yesterday, when Il became
little stormy. Finally, Ike whipped Bette,
and Bette arrested Ike, who returded the
compliment by having Bette and a friend
Of hers named Err. Taylor, arrested for
keeping a house Of ill.fams. The ladies
were fined $40, and paid the amount like
honest women. Ike couldn't pay and was
about 10 he handed over 10 McHSle when
Nancy Jones appeared and sworc Ike
shouldn't 60 up, that she would pawn her
earrings fnger-rings, bedding and petit
coat before hair ON his innocent head
should be harmed. And she walked of
with Ike triumphant. Sheehan and Stout
wsre the officers.
John Heath was arraigned. John lisa
lover Of the beautiful, and seeing II lady
who attracted hi attention the other day
he followed her to her home. Yesterday
he pursued her again, and demanded nd
mission. She refused lie tried to break
down the front door. Couldn't. Went 10
the back door. Tried to break it down,
Couldnt. Woman inside woke her brother,
John Gray. Gray went out. Krocked
Heath down. Heath procured Cain. Cain
arrested Gray. Trial came on. Heath
appeared. Was arrested by Sheehan and
Stout. Was fined s., and was sent to Jail
Gray was fined S. and paid. Heath was
fined because be deservev to be; and Gray
because he was able TO pay. lie left the
court bluer man than any Gray ever wa
before. The next time a man want te
break into his house he'll be apt to let him
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
THE XVIII AMENDMENT.
Pvevavstlon for Gssnd Cslebration-AIl the
(ountry Rosnd About Iavited u Come.

Our colored fe!low-citizens are prepar-
ing for q grand celebration oil the ratifca
ton Of the XVIII Amendment, on Tuesday
18th inst. The day will be observed in nm
appropriate manner; and ii is expected by
those who have the management of the
affair that it will be the grandest display
ever made in southern Illinois. Invita-
tions have been extended tothe citizens Of
Metropolis, Carbondale, Caledonia, Villa
Ridge, Mound City, Columbus and
Psducsh; and answers have o..
ready been received that tho colored peo-
pie will very generally turn out. In tie
morning divine services will be held from
10 to II oclock, and = procession will form
on Fifteenth street and proceed through
several streets Of the city to Washington
Hall where Messrs. Linegar, Mum, Bird,
Newman and Scott will deliver addresses.
At night 'fair' will be opened for the
purpose Of obtaining money TO defray
expenses.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
HOTEL ARRIVALS,

II, NFHuHH HU0'II NPTH ''0'V
Capt. J. Fennyston, III; j X Cork, KY;
T. b Smith, Tenn J A George, Ark; j
Hordscrsble, Florida Y A Ketchum, Mo-
ID b Bates, III; N Gumberis, Ind Gen.
Clark, IN; y Yocum, do; j Meddly, do;
j Buhr, Ohio; q Wilblocf, Ky; A G
do; General Adams, do; Taylor Young,
Ky; w Hendricks, do; 7 Is Haice, do
John Norton, Ky; nc Graves, Mo; y
Ross, CITY w Scott, Ill.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

HARDWARE FOR SALE.

Go to c. w. Henderson for anything in
the line of Hardware, such as Butts, Locks,
Screws, and general assortment of shelf
hardware. Also, lot of Garden Impl-
ments, such as Rakcs, Hoes, Manure and
Hay Forks, etc. etc
Mr. Henderson has also just received
the largest and best stock of cooking stoves
ever brought TO the city, and sells cheap
for cash
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
Thr 8nltetin
NEWS q re CITY,
orR ROUNDABOUT rOCxEr.

/ ORR ROUNDABOUT POCKET.
= Tboma. Halliday is sick.
Tho BOARD of Alderman meets tonight.
Harry Latncr and Stockneth are absent
st. Louis.
Tho Market Committee offer the market
!, o,so for sale. See advertisement. -,
Z, The SIN made his appearance yesterday |;
|, 10 srs. time in the last eight days. IL
n riv. persons joined the PRESBYTERIAN
rcgs,ion yesterday, and two members
!, y letter.
d Ms. Mime Peabody was immersed yes
, erday by the minister Of the Christian
,h,rcl II.t. ~.
y Rev Edwin Coan, Of Milwaukee, has
4 accepted call from the Episcopal church
mi. city. and win arrive on Thursday
I, de will preach his first sermon on Sunday
lext.
v Miss Sarah j. Shields, who succeeds
Mis-. Goss in charge Of room No. =, high
I school building arrived IN the city Frida!
l afternoon, and wac examined on Saturday
= afternoon, obtaining frst.class Ger
J tifcate.
j. We were to-day shown specimen o
P. work done by Mr.. Bagwell, Photographer
corner sth st., which cannot easily be eI
I, relled. 1t Is large Photograph, execu
ted from small, old.fashicned Dsguerreo
type; !, could not be better had It been Ia
ken from the Original. BY request, thu
: gentleman for whom the work was done
7 will leave II with the artist for a few days
where /, may be seen. Asa work Of photo
graphic art, II is we'll worth examination.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
FLOWERS, FLOWERS, FLOWERS!

The beautiful double Gcraneum, a very
rare specimen yet among that lovely class
of flowers, represented in an excellent
picture at our Post Office, also Il No. !
collection of perpetual blooming Roses in
all shades of colors, Ncrbenas. Poansies,
Cnerarias etc. etc. Now ready ard for
sale at the residence of Amandus Jaeokel
on 5th between Walnut and Cedar streets.
mar2sdim
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
pnorOcsApus, PHOTOGRAPHS.

Go to j. q. Bagwell, Photographer,
corner Eighth street, and Ohio Levee, for
pictures, Carte dc Visitcs, etc. Having
made arrangements with some Of the best
artists Of our large cities, he respectfully
solicts orders for copying and enlsrg-
ing old pictures. Call at his rooms and
see specimens ofwork il that line.
ap4dtf
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
CAPT. uISDI'S Sfw wMAnr BOAT.

Capt. Hinde has been on visit to Me-
tropolis inspecting his wharf boat now
being constructed at that place by Mes'rs.
Cutting 4 Co, The boat will be the larg.
est of its kind ever built in the West and
the greatest care will be taken to make il
in every particular as nearly perfect as
possible. Its dimensions will be AS fol-
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
FURNISHING GOODS.

The completest stock of gentlemans
furnishing goods in the city, is to be found
at Miller and Mller's. 1t would be
remarkable want, indeed, in this line that
they cannot satisfactorily supply at the
very lowest figures ruling in this market
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
CIRCUIT cot ut.

IDS Honor, Judge DAVID J. Baker. presiding !
The court commenced this morning and
the grand jury was organized. Upto noon
no other business hsd been transacted.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04

They never tire the eye, They last
many years without change. They are
perfect in every particulars They are
warranted not TO break. Cali on Taber
Bros, our well known Jewellers, and asks
about them. m29dawlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

N"ricE'
Public notice is hereby given that sealed bids for
the purchase of the Market House, now located
on Washington avenue, between Ninth and Tenth
streets will be received until saturday, 9th day Of
April, i,7O, by the Market COMMITTEES Of the City
council of the city OF Cairo. All bids must he
made with the understanding, that the amount
bih is TO be paid cash, and the building remov-
ed within thirty days from the day ON which the
bids Is opened and accepted.
Bids should he directed 10 Joseph Mendel, sec
Rotary Of the Committee,
LEO KLEB, Chairman.
JOSEPH MENDEE,
PATRICK -FITZGERALD,
Market Committee,
CAIRO, H., April eth, ls7o-dst
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STATE or ILLINOIS, 4, =.
lounty of Alexander,
9th REPORT
OF the condition Of the
FIRST NI1! |! BANK

Cairo. Illinois,
At THE
Close Of Business, March Gath. 1870.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
Local Brevities.--The v

Local Brevities.--The weather
continues fine, and there is but little ice
in the river.
We are under Obligations to Mr..
Carnes, of Ellsworth. for report of the
proceedings of the Circuit Court, last
week.
Geo. Dill shipped 10, 900 bushels of
wheat, the 5ih inst, on the AdiIo John
ston. With George. probably, remains
the honor of making the latest shipment
this season.
The ladies sociabI0 Of the nj. L.
Church, calle.l to meet next Friday eve
ming. has been postponed on account Of
the Baptist festival which is "pPoln-
ted on the same evening.
From Helena Montana paper We
learn that Henry McMurphsy, formerly
of thi. place. was lately elected W. o.
G. of Mountain Lodge. %. of 1T. Good
for you. Henry; stick to your temper.
ance principles.
MIR. b. Katzenbergcr is erecting a
new building on Broad street, opposite
Meacham & Co.'s sash factory, to be
used as n cooper shop. We are glad
to notice this evidence Of Mr.. Ks pros
perity, and the enlargement Of bis busi
ness facilities.
Our dentist, DR.. Crary, will remain
in town only I'LL the 18th inst. lie then
leaves for Red Wing and the Chippewa
Valley on professional tour to be absent
several weeks. Persons here, wishing
dental work done, should not neglect TO
call upon the doctor few days before
his departure. First come, first served. !"
The latest towing on record was
done by the steamer Prescott. which
brought raft of logs belonging TO John
Dudley, from Saltwater and landed them
safely at this place on the Both of No
vember. Ice was encountered in two
or three places. but the stsunch little
steamer pushed its burden through it
safely. The raft was sixteen strint and
scaled 100000 feet.
In the excellent discourse on our
first page we have noticed several er
rors which we overlooked in proof read
ing--only two or three, however, change
the sense in any great degree. In the
5,h column omit see before us. In col
umn six. line Is, before giants read ,Ce
need for and In same column also rea1
more of health for ian abundant
one" We regret Mr.. Searles was not pres
ent to read the proof, for we are well
swars that theological proof reading is
not our forte.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

So regular and SO quie: are the order
of things generally that it is quite diff.
cult to find local items enough for a
printers guard, to say nothing about
the guard of corporal. The merchant
mills of G. B. Cox & Co., have suspend
ed for n few weeks, or perhaps till spring.
Our merchants are al doing fair bust
ness, and quite as much as usual. The
number of our blacksmiths-has increased
within the past year. and all sem to be
quite busy. Carpenters and joiners
seem to he turning their time to account
in carriage shops, and things generally
are passing smoothly and gaily as mar
ri"ge bell.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
Notice.

A PPLICATlON having been made 20
IA us, the Board of County Supervisors
of the county of Pierce, by twenty resident
freeholders in the town of Trimbelle for
highway to be laid out, surveyed and estab-
lished rs follows to wit:
Commencing at the south west corner OF
the neL of neL of sec. %, township 26.
range Is, thence north Is deg west 81 rods.
Thence n so deg W 30 rods thence 55 deg.
W 80 rods. thence 80 deg. W Is rolls.
thence n 20 deg W Ia rods, thence IS deg.
W IL rods, thence n IS deg. W 10 rods. theme
n 81 deg. W so rods, thence 30 ceg.
IS and g rods. thence 20 deg. W l9 rods.
IS deg. W Is and 4 rods. thence n SO deg:
W % and y rods, thence 81 deg, "a
rods. thence 81 deg. 81 rods, thence 80
deg W Is and q rods. thence Go deg ID
and q rods thence n IS and e deg; y
and u rods. thence 81 deg. % rods,
thence 70 deg W 10 rods. thence &c deg
W IL and % rods thence 81 deg. W 8 and
u rods. thence so deg % rods, thence .
80 deg W III rods, thence 60 deg. W 26 rods
thence 80 deg. w % rods. thence 81 deg
W "a a d u rods. the;.ce 8 81 deg. V Ia and
Il rods. thence As deg. w l6 and rods,
thence So deg. W is rods, thence sc deg.
Is rode, thence SO deg. 81 rods. thence
n 20 deg IL rods hence n SO deg. W Al
reds. thence 81 and 4 deg 30 rods II
Bluff road thence along the north line of the
s16sw II of sec. 10 township 26 range Is 13S
and "a rods. thence sw 2 rods and IS links at
an angle of As deg. thence NV rods and
10 links at an angle Of Is degrees to the
line of said described land, thence on the
same line TO the NV corner of said described
land near the residence of Theodore Keller
in the town of Trimbelle. Also to vacate
and discontinue all that part of the county
road lying south of the above described road.
Notice is therefore hereby given that we the
Supervisors will meet Mt Huott's mill in the
town If Trimbelp in said county Of Pierce.
on the 18th day of December A. n 1870. al
one o'clock IN the afternoon to decide upon
such application.
Dated at the Office of the Clerk of Board
Of Supervisors ia Ellsworth. this 18th day OF
Nov. A. y. 1870.
BY order Of the Comfy TsnaFd OF Sripervi-
sors. WIN. BARKER, Chm.
II. B. Warner, Clerk.
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Foreclosure Sale.

State of ACKNOWLEDGMENT Court. Pierce
county.
f n. Redmon against Joseph Loub.
TN pursuance of Judgment and decree oi
Il this court rendered in this action ut the
regular May term of the said circuit court for
1870. shall on the 9TH day of January
1871 at 2 o'clock NJ. at the front door Of
the Post Office in the city of Prescott in said
county offer for sale at public vendue. and
sell to the highest bidder the following des-
ciIbed real estate to wit: The north half of
the SELF of section Z. and the swL of the
nwI1 OF section 8. all in town &c. Of range
IS. Said lands are situate in thecounty OF
Pierce and state of Wisconsin.
Dated, Nov. 18th, 1870.
CHARLES SMITH, Referee.
WHITE & Button. Pitts Att'vs. 32-7w.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
Proceedings OF the Ministerial AssOct.
alton.

PRESCOTT, Dec. z, 1917.
EDs. JoURNAL:-The Ministerial As
socintiou. Of Prescott District closed a
successful session at River Falls, at l2,M.,
yesterday. The attendance Of min sters
was fair, the extra work from moving 10
new fields hindcred some. The associ
alton opened on Tuesday evening by
singing the S3d hymn, and prayer by
Rev. Charles Irish, of Hammond; fol
lowed by al able sermon on Proverbs
sth chap. 4th verse, from Rev. Smith
Aldrich, of Trimbelle. Rev. Aldrich
had full house, and undivided atten
ton. The sermon was foil of red hot
truth.
AT half past eight the next morning
tue following responded to their names
At roll call: Rev. J f Irish. Smith
Aldrich, G. Liscomb, B. Spaulding,
Charles Irish, E. S. Hsvens, j. d.
SearIes.
An essay from Rev. G.. Liscomb. on
Amusemen,s." elected good deal of
discussion upon the relation Of public
amusements to the family and church,
The prevailing sentiment was that amuse
menrs are necessity and to promote the
highes, good they should be under the
auspices of the good. Give the devil
The charge of the church, even. and he
would make it bad institution.
The chidrsn's meeting was the feature
of "Wednesday afternoon. Speeches
were made by Rev. Charles Irish, Smith
Aldrich and j ID. Searles. The house
was well filed with children and teach
srs, aud the meeting enthusiastic. The
singing conducted by Prof. Cady of the
Collegiate Institute. Was grand. The
meeting gave a new impetus to Sunday
School work. After the close of this
meeting. Rev. E. Irish read an able
essav on Christian Citizenship, and
showed the necessity of making the NOR
nj element of the land felt more Mt the
primary meetings, when our candidates
for evil offices are named and placed
before the people. The sentiment of the
essay received hearty endorsement.
On Wednesday evening religious exer-
cises were substituted for the contempla
ted debate on the propristy of Tenn
perance political party. Rev. Charles
Irish preached thrilling discourse on
the Divinity of Christ to q crowd ID
house, the sermon told we'll for the nd
vancement of the Right.
Thursday forenoon was given to es
says one on'Spiriiualism' by Rev. Smith
Aldrich, was a good exhibit of the con
sequences Of that CRYING evil One on
Education" by E S. Haveus. presen
ted its necessity with marked force
The whole session was enthusiastic. well
attended, aud highls productive of good.
We regretted the absence of many of
our brethren in the ministry. The place
for the next association was fixed at
Hudson. to be held commencing on the
2lst Of February next. Much credit is
due Rev. E. S. Ravens. and the people
of River Falls for their generous hospi-
tally, iii providing the association with
such pleasant homes.
r speetfully yours.
J. D. SEARLES.
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Notice.

NOTICE is berby given. that during the
~ during the next sixty days after date,
will sell and assign any tax sale certificate
held by the county on lands belonging to ac-
tual settlers Of the county at the face Of said
tax sale certificates, that is free OF interest
and after the sixty days expire, | will sell
and assign all legal tax sale certificates held
BY the county at the same rate or if parties
prefer will sell the same by townships. pro-
vided that parties take ali legal certificates
that is held by the county on lands.
Dated at the Office OF the Clerk of the
County Board of Supervisors of Pierce coun-
tv at Ellsworth, this 18th day of Nov. A, D.
1870.
By order of he county Board of Supervi-
sors. H. b. WARNER, Clerk.
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LegaE advertisements.
Pierce County COurt--In Pro
hate.

bate.
In the matter of the estate of Isaac Foster
deceased.
ON reading and filing the petition of Mar
~ tina Foster of River Falls in said coun-
representing among other things that Isaac
|. Foster late IF River Falls in said county
on the 9th day of January 1869 at his resi-.
dence in River Falls in said county. died IN
testate leaving goods. ohattles and estate
within this county; aud that she the said PEE
titioner is the widow of said deceased; and
praying that administration OF SAID estate be
granted 10 your petitioner and 10 William L
Foster
1t is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge OF this court on Tuesday
the Sd day of January 1871. at his office in
the city of Prescott at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
And it is further ordered that notice
thereof be given TO all persons interested by
publishing a copy of this order for three
successive weeks prior TO said day OF hear
ing in the Pres 'olt JOURNAL weekly news
paper printed and published at Prescott in
said county. WV. HowEs,
3l-3w County Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Boat Building.-M. W. Barb,
ESQ has engaged 10 build ferry boat
for Mr.. WIN. Atwater, to ply on the
Mississippi from Pt. Dougla to the op
,o,i,e shore. 1t is to be driven by
horse-tread-powcr. and is to cost 5000.
-. Ham," West, OF the Steamer
Prescott, is also to build boat for tue
ferry At Hastings.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
Come to Time.

A LII persons indebted to G. H. McCor-
n mick d Bro. for Reapers and Mowers
whose notes are now due MUST pay within
SIXTY DAYS. We do not wish to make
any cost but MUST have the money: Resi-
dents of Pierce county will find their notes
Mt Miller e. Westfall's Bank, Prescott. ST.
Croix and Polk counties, at First National
Bank, Hudson.
G P. BRACKETT, Agent.
River Falls. Oct. LIST 1870. 25-tf
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a. z. g. A. MA regular com
1nunicatiou of Northwestern Lodge. No.
los, F. & A. NJ, will be held in the lodge
room. Tuesday Dec. 18th. at Z O'Clock
p. NJ for the election. Of officers for The
ensuing year.
The members of the lodge are hereb.
summoned to be present.
r j. FLINT. W.. NJ.
G.. SMITH, Sec'y.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Levi Frank. Henry Rogers, and some
others who recently took up their line of
march for the Northern Pacific, have
marched back again. The winter at
fractions for this northern route are not
very inviting.