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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
SENATE.

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Republicans 10: Democrats. IA.
ASSEMBLY.
Adam,-Axsox ReoD.
Browa-J s Curtis. ID. G. Ayers,
Bufalo-(Vacancy.)
Cd1,nnet-W II. Dick.
Chippe,rd and DUNN A Bate.
Clark and Jackson-G w King.
Ooluabia-S Dana, Thomas Sanderson,
Geo. G. Marvin.
CTdwford-D W Briggs.
Dane-L o Humphrey. Rn,d Heimdal, "
A,aderson Ole Torgerson. II s ORION.
Dodge-w f Smith. A II Atwater. VIZ
liam Rusch. M 7rsmer.
Door und Re,caunee-.Joseph Mccormick.
Eau Claire and Pepin-Henry Cousins.
Fond du Lac-J Bowen. ] A Baker. G
TThor,le, U ID Mihills, If Loneogdn. Joseph
Wagner.
Grant Joseph Harris W @ Wilcox, J G
Holloway. W " Field, G H Chambers.
Green-Orrin Bacon. III p Pengrs.
Green Lake-Archihald Nichols.
Iowa-H @ Barnard, John } Davis.
Jeferson-Daniel Hall. w L Hoskins, Mel
son Fryer, Hiram Ball.
.J,neGu-P r Briggs.
Eenosha-J w Rhodes.
la Crossc-G @ Hixon. p G Monitor.
La Fdyette-P Gdlldgdn, II w Barnes.
Kanitopoc-S Samualson, Michael FTtz9c--
aid. Joseph Rankin.
Marathon and Wood-RUFUs p MANSON.
AdrQuette-S A Pease.
IMi!raukee-Patric DreW. august Richter.
James Hoye. q N Host, Charles r Freeman.
d II Richards, Watthelc Keenan,, John L Sem
man v KnoeH. James Watts.
Moaroe-DrD Cheney.
Oconto and ShGwdno-Parlan Semple.
Oattagdnie-C T. McIatosh
Ozahkee-A Zimmerman.
Pierce-OS Powell
Folk. Baytcld 6c.-S Vaughn
Portage-T II McDill.
Racine-L Blake. George Bremner.
Richldpd-Elihu Bailey.
Rock-H A PETERSON. r Pc we'll Adel-
mon Sherman. John Hammond, Willard
Merrill.
SGnk-C C Kuntz, George G Swain.
St. CroiE-R X Fay.
SheJOygda Charles Getting, - Eastman,
Hiram Smith
Tre,npcleau-A A Arnold
VcrnOn-J w Hoyt. III Chase.
Pdi,north-John Jeffers, Amzi Merriam,
S A White
Washinqton-B S Vel. D W Maron
Wdskeshd-John ID Mcdonald, w Ocklcr,
L d HinckIey
HTaapacG-Geo. NJ Moore.
WntsharG-E Montgomery.
RinnebagO-RJ Judd, W P Rounds, Fred
Morgan.
Republicans. 81; Democrats, Al; Indepen-
dents, !.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

The Saltwater people are agtating
St. Croix Valley railroad, to run from
that place 20 Hastings through Washing
ton county. and propose to ask the State
for a portion of the public lands to aid
in the enterprise.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

The Methodist Christian Convention
which convened at st. Charles on the
lsth inst. passed the following rssolu-
ton:
Resolved That We will discountenance
the use Of fsrmented wine in the Sacra-
ment of the Lords Supper. and request
our Presiding Elder to refuse in every
case to pass it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

he. L.. NEW ELLIS
Giro ULATIhG LIBRARY.
The books named in the following list will
be loaned to persons al 10 cents per week for
each volume:
No. TITLE.
l The Pearl of Orr's Island.
2 Seven Curses of London.
The Lions Skin and the Lover Hunt.
Marian Grey.
5 Woman's Wrongs.
Elsie Venner.
Ruby's Husband.
COLOMBIA.
9 Moods.
10 English Orphans.
ii Lady Byron INDICATED.
IL Ethelyn's Mistake. or Home in the West
- Lightning Express.
IA House and Home Papers.
Is Mary Leslie's Trials.
l6 Agnes of Sorrento.
II Moss Side.
Is The Bazaar Book of Decorum.
10 Ben. the Luggage Boy.
90 Gates Wide Open.
81 Through by Daylight.
% Alone.
% Chris and Ohio
"a Minister'S WOOing.
% Tempest and Sunshine.
&c My Married Life.
81 The Lost VIII.
% Lady Of the Ice
90 Lncy FOrrester's Triumpks.
80 Eleanor's Three Birthdays
81 Almost Priest
80 Meadow Brook
SO Old Fashioned Girl,
"a Woman's Friendship.
80 Ph"mie'S Temptation.
SO Rose Mather.
81 Cousin Maud.
80 Hugh Worthington.
80 SGDny bank.
40 Husbands and Homes.
al The Maiden Widow.
~ Ruby Grey's StrFtegy.
AZ Re becca, or WOman's Secret.
IA Country Living aud Country Thinking.
As Two Lives in One.
As Lena Rivers.
Al Dora Deane
AZ Archie Lowell,
40 Put Yourself I'm his Place.
SO Tried and True.
81 Helen Gardner's Wedding Day.
50 Swiss Family Robinson.
So RetributiOn.
81 Gipsys Prophecy.
SIS Randolph Gordon.
SD Story 6f Kennett.
81 Hidden Path.
So Oldtown Folks.
50 Great Hunts.
60 Turk and Greek
81 Ginger Snaps.
60 Homestead on the Hillside.
SO Husks.
81 Robinson CrusOe.
IS Bleak House
&c The monumental Traveller.
81 Our Mutual Friend.
68 Uncle Toms Cabin.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Abe Van Meter in bis prospectus
says:
THE REPUBLICAN believes in Con
and aims at Truth, Justice and Morals"
That is good platform.
IL another paragraph We read as fol-
lows:
The REPUBLICAN, furnishes more
choice reading than any other country
paper in the world!"
Van, no doubt, aimed at Truth in that
last item but we guess he missed his
mark. II sounds as if he bit tother
feIler."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

The OCEAN CABLE.-Both of the
Atlantic eables-those of 1865 and 1866
have bcen injured and are now out of
repair. The French cable is still 10 con
diiiea 10 transmit messages but it is
worked slowly and with much difficulty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
SOLAR
MICROSCOPES,

For examining the cavities and other phe nome
ma the p Otasphere of the sun The microscope
revelations arc gwe-inspiIiDg. marvellous ana Ia
cinating. Eyery intelligent person should pos
sess one entpost paid on receipt CT one aolIsi
pa,cnted and manufactured only by Automstie
l-.ng VI oTks, "a rcsTlet, New York.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
The Legislature of 1871,

The following is list of members eject OF
the next Legislature. Republicans in Roman
Democrats in stale. independents in SMALL
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

We lear that Mr.. H. NJ Long has
purchased proprietary interest in the
Pittsburgh Gazette, for many years one
of the leading papers of Pennsylvania
and the Oldest west of the A!egbanies.
Mr.. Long was one of the talented young
men of Prescott. Wis.,, for two or three
y ears in its early days. was engaged in
mercantile pursuits, and enjoyed
an honoror'd acquaintance in Pierce
county I'll 1859. when he returned to his
native city, becoming since then con
spicuously Unidentified with the petroleum
interests and officially connected with the
local associations of that city Lake
City Leader.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

The public debt was reduced over sew
en- million dollars during the month Of
November.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

The consolidation of revenue districts
throughout the country is being briskly
carried on. During its progress the
President declines to appoint new rev.
enue officers or to remove others under
a charge except malfeasance in Office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

II ia Governor Fairchild's earnest wish
that large number OF men about here,
at Hudson, and al other places along the
line of the Northern Wisconsin Land
Grant Railroad. write to our representa-
tives in Congress. not to Mr.. Washburn
alone, but to oil the members from this
state. and senators, too, to use their ut
most endeavors to secure the passage Of
our railroad bill at an early day. In his
private letter the Governor says, write to
the point and tell then just What we
want.-St. Croir Republican.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

SETTLED The case of Shattuck VS.
town of Clifton, which has been in
litigation % long. is at last settled. Ii
will be remembered by many Of our read
e,s, that the suit was brcugh to receive
damages for the breaking of her leg,
BY Mrs. Shaituck, while driving over a
bad road. The case has been to the Su
preme Court, sent back. and anew trial
had Mt La Crosse, in which the plaintiff
was successful.
By the terms Of the settlement Mrs.
Shattuck is to receive $1,000. $1,000
this winter, and the remainder in yearly
ins,alments of $4,000. The town also
pays all costs. Star and Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
MASONIC BOOKS.
NTEBRASKA for the Landlcss
~ a. J. stevens, Land Agent, Columbus, Neb.

DON'T WASTE TINE AND LABOR
Bv using up an ~ axe. Send $3.50 To LIPP1h-
COTT g. BAKEWELL, Pittsburgh, Pa. and
they viii senG tip-Iup AXE, Expressage Paid. HAN
a day lost in grinding will thus be saved. S4Ntw
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
s2 WATCH E EnseI great A EnT2Psnn

rOFH wv AIOlI EuEthd AIuIn I'M
GoId Watch company have appointed lefor-
esI 4 Co Jewellers. 40 and 45 Broadway. \,
sole agents for the United States, and have au-
fhorized them to sell their great Eureka Admin
minum gold watches for THREE DOLLARS. and to
warrant each and every one 10 keep correct time
for one wear This watch we guarantee to be the
hest and cheapest time-keeper that is now in use
in anv part OF the globe. The works are in double
cases ladies aud gents size and S,e beautifully
chased. The cases are made of the metal now so
widely known In Europe as Aluminium Gold. IL
has the exact color of gold. which 1t asways re-
taius il will stand the test of the strongest acds
no one can tell il from gold only by weight, the
Aluminium being Il lighter, The works are made
by machinery same the well Known Ama ss,I
Watch The Aluminium Is cheap me NJ ~ :
small profit We PACK the watch ssiey IL sihsIi
box and send il BY mail to any part VI the 7 on
age. Address All orders TO L V DcfoIest TO, 40
4 ~ Broadway
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07

Capt. w. P. Knowles, of River Falls,
Wis.,, was here on Friday and Saturday
ia the interest of the ST. Paul Fire ami
Marine Insurance Co. He found the in
surance field in this locality under thor
ough cultivation, and consequently did
not do any hard work. We were glad
10 see him, however, as it gave US an op
porlunity of meeting friend of former
days whom we had not since two years
previous to the time the country rushed
to arms. And he ,Uas there, as high pri.
vate in company of picked men in the
Fourth Wisconsin. During the years of
the war, he was one of the "bravest of
the brave" and as such, we often heard
of him. Mr.. Knowles was brevetted
Major for valuable services 10 the army of
the Southwest as captain of a company
of scouts.-Lake City Leader.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
Democratic Tactics.

In our last weeks issue we mentioned
the defeat of Mr.. III. n. Twombly, q
fsrmer resident of this place, the rePub-
lican candidate for tho n ew York Assem-
bly,. The result Of the election in that
state was the choice Of "a Democrats
and 81 Republicans to the Assembly
Now it is well known that the democratic
principles have never savored of equality
and in this case it seems, il was especially
repugnsnt. Some one must therefore be
counted out, and the scheme by which it
was done is thus set forth in tho Daily
Tribune Of recent date:
"Our Aldermen, sitting As q Board
Of Supervisors. are proceeding so slowly
in canvassing the votes cast at the recent
election that there is no longer much
doubt that they are approaching the
chief end Of that operation, by counting
out II N. TwombIey, Republican mem.
her elect in the Seventh Assembly Dis
irict This outrage is 10 be consumms
ted in defiance of the plainly expressed
will of the electors. rs it appears thai
ninsteen ballots have been found by
which Mr. TwOmbley was voted for mem
Der Of Assembly. but without naming
the district There is no doubt whstev
er of the intention of these nineteen
electors, but the Canvassers are to disre
gard il, and by throwing ont their bal
lots elect Tamnany's Cary 10y majori
~ of two, aud thus secure the prepoD
dsrance in the next Assembly so neces
sary tn The pluudering schemes of the
Sachens. The procee ing is, Of course
a waDton outrage on the people, but
Tnmmany will not for that reason hest
tate; the Interests of the Rag will o.
course be preferred TO the rights of thC
masses.
Democratic talk Of corruption in the
radical party looks good deal like "po
calling kettle black"
Henry Eames. the wheat bayer, is re
ported to have faile'l. owing II. +. vii
llamson's bank $4,000. the firs'
National Bank of Lake City $4,000
and other parties in Lake City with the
sums named above) sec, 1000. The los
SEES include 20, 900 bushels of wheat be-
longing to farmers. He has made M
assignment 10 Mr.. Terrell of St. Paul.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-12-07
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The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03
WGr Notes..

Active recruiting for the marine selv.oe n,s
been ordered at the English dock yards.
The ffst greatAattle is predicted on Satur-
day or Sunday next, or Monday at the farthest.
Austria is modifying $4,000 men to watch
the bohemian frontier
The English government are busy renewing
all the cannon aud shot from tTie Qualifications
at Quebec, and Shipping them to England
One ship load has already been despatched.
In the British Parliament on Monday, Dis.
raeli urged combination with Russia in pre-
serving the provisions of the treaty of 1916
Mass meetings in favor of France were he Id
at Cork and Limerick on Monday.
Garibaldi has issued an address, in which he
urges all Italians to refuse to support the am
bilious whims of the "Second of December"
man.
The London Times complains that England
is not prepared for war.
Prussia demands full explanation from
Austria why she is armng.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03

GOLDEN WEDINGS.-Tnere are many favor
ing circumstances necessary to insure complete
success to these most interesting semi-centep-
NAL gatherings. The first certainly is the good
health and happiness OF the pair who have to-
eether so long journeyed life's varied way
Next we need goodiy number of children
with their little ones to swell the number as
semtHed at the old homestead, and all these not
only to be loved by their .ged ancestors, but
each one to be living in peace with all the 9TH
ers. Tue elements of prosperity, character,
and social position, all give tone to snch a
celebration. fine day is really essential to a
perfect enjoyment. July never closed with
more charming day than last Saturday, and
The favorpg circumstances mentioned all &C.
Cured, as on that afternoon the descendants
of Edmund Currier. Jr., Esq, and wife, met
at bis residence in North Keunebunkpo to
celebrate the tiitieth anniversary of their mar
riage. From different States aud varied pur-
suits, all Were welcomed equal-the architect.
the cashier, the builder, the daughter from
neighboring farm, and the family from the
Green Mountains, alike, enjoyed The reunion.
To mention what the bOuntiful tables contain
ed, or to ennmerate the varied presents, would
be a trespass upon family privacy.
MIR. Currler has been an active and promi-
nent citizen of North Kennebunk port and sue
cessful in his business as millwright and farm
e.. He is now postmaster, which office he has
nod over 81 years, or since February, 1888,
ant he is also one of the Selectmeu and Asses
sorS IT the town, position he has occupied,
on and on" for more than one third of th.,
time ftr forty-t,co gears, thus serving in these
Two calacities longer, perhaps, than an equal
can DO hend in a very wide range. May his
vaiiei .a"lsVies long continue. and be many
years ere IL depends upon that splendid cane
l1r suppoIt' OTIS confined to the luxurious
chalts seen aneAg the presents aud may the
fine gold become din mon the new snentacle.
ere his vision TAX e. in the shining shore
Kennebunk port, Ang. 1. IA
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03

The Railroad Corporation, through its Presi
dent Judge Rice of Augusta, promptly ten
der6d Mr.. Ware $1S0,0G0 in grcenbacks, but
Mr.. W. declined to receive the greenbacks-
manding the S1S0,000 in gold, under the decis-
ion of the Supreme Court, which declares that
liabilities incurred prior 10 the war are to be
paid in yellow specie. The Corporation de-
clined to pay gold, aud so Mr.. Ware proposes
to take the next steps to get the gold When
"Greek meets Greek" then comes the tue of
war.
At Waterville, Monday, Judge Rice was taxi
en- suddenly i'll Of cholera morbus, and Lis con-
dtion grew SO precarious that a special train
was telegraphed, and he was TAX EN- on a mat
tress by special car, to Augusta.
As the afternoon train from Bangor on the
Maine Central road was leaving West Water
vile, Monday, the engineer discovered heavy
timber lying over The track on both rails He
reversed speed and whisted down brakes"
but before the speed could be checked nearly
the whole train had passed harmlessly over the
timber. 1t was strange 10 cars We're thrown
from the track.
Peter Vigoreaux, the old,s st residen, of Farm
ingdale and perhaps the oldest Fl eemas on in
the State, died suddenly on Saturday, aged 90.
Mr.. V. was Of French birth, aud came TO this
country 63 years since. Before leaving his ma
tive land he was master sail maker in the
French fleet, commanded by Jerome Bona
e..
mingo. Mr.. Vigoreaux was stationed on the
Admiral's ship, throe-decker, and the largest
battle ship at that time ever built in France.
During the engagement that took place at st.
Domingo between the French and English
fleets Mr. " was slightly wounded.
At the centenary meeting of the Universal
list Society of Gardiner, on Monday evening,
the parish debt, amounting to $4,000, was clear
ed off.
Mrs. Francis Paul of Boston, while visiting
her mother in Gardiner, died very suddenly on
Saturday, from an overdose of laudapum.
which she had been in the habit of Inducing
in.
OXFORD COUNTY
We learn from the Oxford Register that on
Friday afternoon, 22d ult. MIR. Hosea Allen of
Hiram, dropped dead in his field
PENoBscoT COUNTY.
Mr.. Joseph Poulen, Jr., clerk in the en-
ploy of Messrs William Margesson & Son, oil
Bangor, committed suicide on Tuesday even.
ing by drowning in Morses mill pond. He
was 26 years of age His accounts were found
to be correct and no cause is assigned for the
deed.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
The drug store of s. Anderson, Jr, of Bath
| was found to be Cd fire around one of the win
dows on Sunday morning. The men who dis
| covered it entered the store through rea,
| window and extinguished the flames. A large
show bottle in the window, filled with coored
alcohol, acted as powerful sun glass and caus
| ed the FIRE.
| YORK COUNTY.
The Journal says that Rev. Mr.. Boyd, of tn,
| Jefferson street Baptist Society, Biddeford
baptized seven persons last Sabbath, among
we're his two sons, aged II and IA years.
Hon. William P. Haines of Biddeford, ha
| been elected trustee of Dartmouth College
| to I'LL the vacancy in the board.
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03

The war between Prussia and France has
proved severe blow TO trade in petroleum,
which had grown to DO one of the most i'm
portant branches of our foreign commerce.
Germany afforded us the best market for our
Product and it was chiefly in German ships
that the oil was transported. The war has
caused most of the German ships to withdraw
from the trade, rather than subject themselves
to the danger of capture. The result of course
is, that the petroleum traffic with Germany
must be almost entirely suspended so long as
the war continues
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03

The Tribune correspondent, writing of the
Woman'S Suffrage Convention, at Saratoga
N. T., says the apostle Paul was seriously at
tackled: paul was not popular. They liked
his friends and his style Of writing; thought
him as general thing, logical, ETC., etc. But
if Paul had been present, 1 don't think he
would have been invited upon the Platform
The Rev. Olympia Brown took the dead.apos-
tie In hand at least three several times, and
wound up by saying that had he denied
womans right to preach (which she didn't be-
lieve), she would, if God called her, and peo-
pie would hear her, preach in spite of the
learned Apostle"
The Portland daily press., 1870-08-03

The Rath Times says that Rev Frank Sew
an, Formerly of that city, and son of Hon. VIM.
u, eewall, has boon appointed President Of the
otoana University Ohio, and Thos. +. Noses
son OF w m V. Moses, Esq, has been appointed
d professor IN the same institution.
~ Ihe consecration Of DR.. Niles as Bisbop of
the 31st of September VII
The widow Of Gen Thomas has met -ooo;,os
S15 56l from life insurance companv IN a
pollcy issued two years ago, on which only
$1,146 in premiums had been paid
Lev. DR.. Prime of the New York Observer
arrived home last week after a journey round
the world. He has been absent year, but the
number of days occupied in actual travel dur
ing this circuit of the globe was only Is. He
was accompanied by his wife.
Tt is the mother and not the wife of ex-Prime
Minister Ratazzi Of Italy who has recently
died