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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
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Town 81, Rance lS

decided TO w A Tozrr
l. A Taylor 9 20 o.
part Ct sw4 set. lying in
n square form, 6, rods
and W bv 20 rods n and 8
containing II 53-l0Oih
acres also, sc corner Of
swt lying in a square
form Is rods and by
so rods and W contain.
ing 2 and S3-l00i b sores:
also, NV conner Of set Of
set. lying SO rods wide
on west end by - on east
end containing IA aud
EO-f( nh acras
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

A part cf lot 4 he
ginning NJ the NV. cor
ner Of said lot !, thence
running east I rods an,l
6 links, thence south 10
deg. east 81 rods and Is
links, thence south ~
deg west % rods, thence
north As deg. west, &c
rods. thence south ~
deg. west, Is rods aud IL
links, thence north 81 rds
10 lIace Of beginning.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

a part of the net Of nwt
described as fellows:
commencing at the ne
corner Of the n I Of nwt
81 said section aud run
ming s "a rods, thence $
q deg. W IS rods and 10
links thence W 81 rods
aud IS links, thence n IL
deg. e IS rods aid IA
links to the section line
thence e 80 rods and IL
links TO the place of be-
ginriuQ \ n Adsnaa .,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
I;o,ca pc. Range IL

A piece Of land eommenc-
ing 40 rods and 22i links
west from the n. Q. cor
ner Of net of net Thence
= - rods Thence W Is
rods Thence n 81 rods
Thence e Is rods to place
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

WHEREAS The Legislature OF this state at itsannu.i
session tor the year 1863, proposed aud adopted ty
vote of the majority of the menlbe RS elected to
each of the two houses an amendment to the con-
stitnton of this state in the following languare:
RESOLVED by the Assembly, the Senate copcurring-
That section m article of the constitutions of il,e
state of Wisconsin be amended as TO read as fol-
lows See. g. No parsOn shall be held to answer
for a criminal oTense without due process Of law
and no person for the same OileDse shall be put
twice in jeopardy Of punishment nor shall be COM
PEELED in any criminal case to be witness against
himself All persons sliall, before conviction be
baiable by sufficient sureities except for capital Of
lenses when the proof is evident or the presump-
ton great; and the privilege Of the writ of hsbess
corpus shall not be suspended unless when in cases
OF rebellion ins aston. the public safety mar re-
quire it. Approved, March 9, 1869; and
WHEREAS The foregoing proposed amendments to the
constitution Of the state duly ratified and
agreed to by the legislature OF 1870, and apptoyed
therefore,
The people Of the state of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section / The foregoing proposed amendment to
the constitution Of this state shan be submitted 10
the people at general election 10 be held Tues
day sue ceeding the first Monday of November 1910
ana if the people shall shall approve and Tatfy said
amendment by majority oft elecofs voting there
on said amendment shall bectme u Fart Of the con-
stitution Of this state.
section 2 The form of the ballot in voting to sp-
prove aud ratify said amendment shall be ags.inst
the grand jury SYSTEM and against said proposed
amendment .'fOr the grand jury systsm, which shall
be on separate ballot, aud shall be deposited in
separate box to provided for that purpose and al
shall be deemed voters on this question.
section 8. The votes cast approving and ratifying
or disappearing said amendments shall be counted
and returned by the Inspectors Of the election in all
RESPECTS as votes for State officers counted and
turned and the officers now designated by law to
vass of votes for State officers shall
the returns this questionat the time and place
ami under til same regulations and restrictions
provided law for caBvassing aud declaring the
turns If elections for State officers.
Section f. Within three days after the determine
ton # said canvass it shall be the duty Of the
vassers certify the result of the said canvass the
governor who fhall thereapoD, without delay max
proclamation of the result. +, -. -.ss
Section 5. The secretary Of state is hereby re-
aured include the substance of tins act B the no.
iice # the general lecti"n for the year 1870.
Section D., This act Shall take effect be 10 foree
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved, March II. 1870. et 81 v,stss aris9
3 Given under my hand, and the grea seal Of the
State of Wisconsin al the Capitol, ia Madson. thfs
thrty-frst Cav Of August, A. D. 1870.
4.ft.. -ft r-s LII. BREESE, = .e.t 2 rss-
Secretary Of State
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
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for 81. Address MAGIC COME Co., Springfield
Mass. 23m.
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05

neL sel4 except15 and l-ieoth acres in
NV corssr. y ioE % rods and by s
reds and " a, Unknown 20 IS
part Of swf Of section &c, commencing
16 chains from sw corner Of sea swL.
thence e "a rods thence so deg. W Is
chains and IL links, thence u deg. g
100 rods, thence 50 deg. W 95 rods ard
~ links, thence 20 rods and % links
To plsce of beginning Unknown 20 Ia
east part SET sec 26 commencing at the Sc h.
cor OF said swt sei thence - ~ deg. " so
rods, thence 81 deg. W 25a rods thence
s1i deg W rods and 2 links, theme
80 deg 25 rods and 2links, the IcenSl
4 D III. - 4ha MIA
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
form &c. Raagc 20

Torn 70, Rdage ~.
net SCI - Ford 2 % ii
SCI Sc! do 2 20 IL
II acres Of south side Of
lot I in section being
o K 3-5th rods n e. BY
q rods 4 W z Binns 9 al
NV cor lot l Ford Q 3 ~
all Of block I in sw corner
of A T NOrfons addition
TO city of Prescott
AT Norton 10 so
30t acres on north end of
net of nw4 4 Doe 10 81 10
part OF nw1 of nwi4 10
rods n 4 5 By So rods c &
W beginning at the ne cor
ner. Unknown 10 81 "a
Beginning on west side Of
Lake street two rods n Of
Hilton street thence
running n on west side
Of Lake street Is rods
thence W To Lake ST.
.Croix thence 10 rods
thence c to place of be-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
HinckIey's Knitting Machines.

A CENT Wanted-to sell tile Ociagon Sewing N a
N chine. 1t is licensed, makes the g Elastic Lock
Stitch" and is warranted for years. Price SIS All
other machines wish an un rr-feed sold for sis or
less are infrngements Address 0ctagon Sewing
Machine Co., st Louis, No, Chicago, ILL., Pittsburgh,
Pa, or Boston, Mass 12-3m.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-10-05
PREAMBLE.

n ACT to submit to the people amendment to
section eight (s Of article one ~ of the cons,tu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

3 (llls dsE1tlila6ttil4t tsteu eoay1ea s21sDe,
20, II .wti@tm al Jnas ealarsttyetpRt>
gang midi nur usttptart9en0. k ,nfdnte
lwie Gitr, Butter, Gleti&, @etn a.i.w.).
fonetrt ale 1ur tuamsrbtn vdn(atnes
tpertbtn( Gleila1 Grtraet teneenfrteM d&,
einAema&te Semitic. feline Genfturen,
Gabat, @i8arren ~ IN 6aQes unb GlQe
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eintuHencen 9an,en @aascnlat nsen
bteler @egtn(dnee fulton bte9dden raid
pieper aus. Die drstli9e 2eituu9 tie<
itr beieen Cigarette mar ben 6erren 81.
Dumcntier, Dem lanajibriaen tepdbrten
bcuanoif9en GbefarSt in Surinarn, unp
Dr, 8ul@ aus Bae GINS ttertraaen,
unterf1bt son nod pier tl@ti9en boudu=
.oii@en une oret reutlaen u%uttrdr;ten.
Del Der 8roeeu Inlablte @ermunesten
tan1en auber Zen obensenannten q pRe<
germ unopRe9erinncn nod IS 8inetnt5<
i6hpetern aus 6tlrtsbein uno 10 Gle>
msnei9meitern net1 6 @drteru unb ei@
mem eoiaretbz 9nipeftor nit 3rpei @ebdlz
fen nit bepuneerunoswtrtt9erauepa
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tarli@ nit lol&en Mittetn ttpas 2d9<1
ttses Atletftet wire, eardber berri@t nur
cine @tiume ni@t Bios untcr ben Ser
'runeetea, (onberA inter ter 9anlsx tiefz
8en Ginwobneri@of, unb Gne mir eeu,
nteeerIdnbii9eu 6dlfstommittee fir Die
10 rai&e als tbatlrdftt8e unttrRdb< |
un8 gum *aufrt&tt9iten Gaute serpRt@s I
tet.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03

- Sc 1T beuaertenStpertt unb fir bte
Sttmmu1s bet ruifi@en 8ureautratie
be3et4neno, bab etnt9e beuti9e3ettunger,
wte !. g. bic "&rtees3ettuns;" Som
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teine,t polttif@sn@ baratter baben unb ,ur
ipteteQe Na&rtGten pom RrteBsf@au<
plabe brtnetu, beuuo& IN Rublanb pfr>
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-11-03
S8reibctrtef eee 9@neioermeif1er6
w'uetu S@ulee an 8,8mard.

San France>iszgone, ben 2. Oft. 70
2ieber 8ismardl
SD erleobe mt&, 9buen fur,wes Bis=
n'ard ~ uennen, neil ct eenMlal 70 meme
Manter "a, lelbF beumbo&eeReQ,e psr=
l6nli&fttttn jejenlber ale Convenience
reten. Gituiterien bel 5ette III jtscn.
Dc&, Sie werten f!oetn : ~@e(o2 8t,
|ttn id?-Det MID i'd @ie {aaeu,
aber turl. benn @te baben aQemeil n,ebr
u ebun, ais id bier, no Die S@neieerei
uf'n proppen Is IN bles nod pie II :
|(4neiperet ven ete fransSil@ jt1nnte
Bldtter mat tnbrtnat. Nlie. metu Same
is 3 MID Mster. wie ct III tie 81
fannie &om5pie beet - ontern SGuIee
Min + perfsbn @ie wel j; Tenn bet mlQ
pat la8en.
Sd bin @&ntiocr ssn Metier,
;Yatrtot aus Netsun9 un cen
Dett(@eI Ter ft3 iewa@@en bat
- tm Seienlabe ;u BEN j>aneu g 6hnen
Der jrlnen Snitl, peldeete pariler Gu
ten nit unjlaub(i&ert11er Qei&ttAfcit
uereoutn TN bet 0alden man bios issen
st patrtdsz& Sag beloreen blum.
Aberi& manu- sur 5a&e! Chen neil
ID cen juter Dettider bin. rei@e i'd sic
iber'n paeiflden uxp atlanti|9en Sctan
metne 8ruoerbano. @cQte bic Qdnoe
r,eene6 Arm'e nib ausrei@en, 70 bbut
bet ntl@t. Als S@neiner tann i'd ret
Geblenpe anft0dsn. Suer Sunse! @ie
baben ft@ aber iut 'rausiebi0en, Oct
mub sic fojar Sbr Ge:nb na@lasen, b.
ionoers lettoem @te TIN uf@ i!belmeb5be
in Nummeru @i&er jfbra@t baben. Dte.
fer @srreiter ter 3u9stebliiation bate
f@ Sbnen mabrf@einli& 10 ieea&t ME
Sie uf't Bib ausiebtn, nit Die betanute
oret 5aare, I'M MID jeabnt, bet ft uf Die
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bdttrn 6ie obne ben puen Mo!tte IN ben
ianaen 5aufen pom neueu Marldduen
;,D'ruf" Get MID ferti9 brinoen f6nnen.
&ber bet Is MI jana ejaL Die Gran<
3oltn baben ibre Seile tpe9 ; bod, u,cnn
ct nod ne tleens @eile nit Die @is8e 70
fortjtbt Bonn triejen mir bier ~ piele
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ousrel@en. @ie mli1en ndmli9 tpi0tn,
cQer Sun9e, ref BE Dettlden In jana
Nmerifa 70 eenttn. mte id, IN i@ wie DE
S@nett6nt9e freuen, Def Sie Deitlalano
tntli4 unter Gene pideltaube iebradt
baten. I'm nit bic Dett1@en talten'e
co& Gle msifsn &merifaner, penn eo&
unitr Se(anoter @aldbdrn in paris pie
aus betl@r Bt@le fabriitrte Republtt
o%nerfannt bat.
Nu bleiben5it MIDI rod bhbl@ jswos
gen, jrleen sic mt@ ben pusn @iltelu,
IN Moltfen IN bleiben Sie Dem 8ibel>
lpru& treu : uMan INNER unyerfroren !
Simmer feite uf bic @efe" Det p1ni4t
Sbr
Btllem S@ulBe>
ala cenf9er Deitlder er}dt redt uit'n =.
- Die Gilenbabn Don Mcsfau na@
Smplen6t 1T am 1. Stfcber benz erfebre
lber9eben worpen.
- Der 8erltner Rtaoosraoat]9> benz
Der 5umur ME au89ebt brinet u.M. ou9
fpleenpe @orrtfaturen
Gtne barmbelii9e Mbtbeilung &rieser>
mte fe an einem Drummer 9efaneeneGur>
cos unb 3uaSen ~f&ubern. Darunter
tebt:
Mtte8 Splpatenlieo in neuer Mnmen>
hung -
Sol MGR mol bic @urslberi9t
Sol u.er mol be @9wamm,
Bring uter aa9 bic @@mie(aaf nit
l1nb be en9e &amra.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
Sinking Slowly.

diseases tSt PROGRESS rapidly to crisis the on
ones 10 De Dreaded Canker dry rot does blast tree as
suddenly rs stroke OF lightning but unless arrested il dos
t"yS as certainly and in like chronic debility, nj
though II does not Kill with the swttnes yellow fever, j, AS
sure I" sap the springs of life eventually as a acute ~
not Checked by invigoratng medcatOn There is
lneXpressiby touching in the spectacle of premature
Suor pilor eInacation, depression Of spirits and dis
taste Tor exertoh are its Ordnar! symptoms and they should
be met by tonic treatment. The best goaut and
that can be administered in tins kind is Hosettr
stomach Btters The stimulating prnc Pile OF the
Feues the dormant energies Of the SYSTEM and the
elng aud regulating properties give permanent and
fu impulse to the vital forces brought into pay yb
falling appetite awakened the digestion and
stimulation are quichecd, the quality Of the blood improved
the secTe0ns become natural aud every organ that
tributes to the nOurshment the body undeeoes sautay
change BY these the repair Of the ysica structure
Is effected and its health and restored
diseases has the benccn operation Of the Bers
marked and striking than those characterized by general de
bty and nervous prOstrtOn Ladies' affected with these
ailments find in this most wholesome Of all touics and eUr,
tivcs the safest and Sures Of relief 1t strong re-
store and pow"rless to njure. Such uniform testimony
o. clouds q "
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

lNFALBiIlTl D"GMA The ooWins - correct trnu,In,
OF the doSna OF Infsbiy agreed upou BY the tE.ru,,I
Council promulgated throughout the world on III. g ,
We are lett to the alternative its .
uhqueStonlng credence, being after the usual b
fashion:
First II shall say ::c Episcopal CLair If rho
Roman Church ~ not the nhb, Chnir ~ th
Blessed Peter or that it has not ben viney chosen y o
as the most solid enduring, and ncOrrupl rock m ,t
whole Christian Church-let him b. arathrIna
Second. If shall say that thr. exists ON earth Dis
tinct and separate from the Chair oi the Blessed Peter an,
other Inallble Chair of tho Truth OF the Gospel Of m ,
Lord let him be auathcma.
Third any shall deny that the Divine Supremacy of
the Chair Of the Blessed Pctcr all en whether rl
levers Or believers. whrtler bishops NECESSARY AZ
the true road to eternal >alvationIe he aIiteua
Fourth If any one shall that each all the Roma,
Ponfs legmately elected DyINO successors
Of ia" Blessed Peter in the gift also Masstera Iniai
~ and shall deny To of them the prtr0gative OF Inf
hhy to teach the Church Word of Cod pure from,
all corruption and errur-lrt him be anathrma.
Fifth. II shall say that Hcum"uiea Councils ARE a
power placed by t"d ia the church for feeling thu ID y,, e
on the Word Of GUt superior to the It"An ptIA or ,Ial ia
ln or neceaHary b' Divine institution to the completion, Of
the lnalhle MagstIacy the Bishops of Rome let him I
| auAtheuuH,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

A STEAMBOAT UP THE MIspILLGON.-M
ford was jubilant on Thursday last when a lii.
tie steamer called the Alio, of "a tons, steamed
up TO the town: 1t is the invention of Col.
S.harpS, OF Phila., the inventor of the Sharps'
rifle; who has been trying to perfect steamer
t4, to navigate canals without washing the banks.
There is popularity in the construction of the
blade of the propeller which accomplishes this
object and gives the boat great speed. The
Aho steamed up the Mispillion at the rate of
lS miles an hour. The creek is 90 miles long,
while by land the distance is only miles ~
Sharps has his family with him, and several
gentlemen, all of whom were kindly received
by the people of Milford The party are tak
ing cruise down the Bay.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
MIR. Lapham's Strawberries.

70 the Editor Of the SMYRNA TINES:
SIR:-A short time ago you noticed. in your paper.
I'll" very large size al variety of strawberry KnuX No. -
grown by Mr. l. Il. Lapm. Will this gentleman I've thinks
the variety desirable for this secOn favor yOur
with som" description Of his plants Information AS
10 te growing ViEOF Of his plants his them
winter and summer; their fruu,neSs and adaptation to
light 7" and in the rpenin the fruit and its
marketable value would doubtless be interest to many of
your readers. Mr. Knox whose this variety bears is
perhaps ma pccunary sense the producer of
in the United States and the excellence OF his
varieties has been, bcve the Of his success In
some cascs however variety and produces differently
III dercnt soils and climates, and under man
agelnen and g. Mr. Lapain has grown berry question
he Is probably in position to give nfsrmaun through your
paper interesting to the small fruit producers Delaware
CAMUEN, DEL. July 27th 1870. J.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
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ance with Thr Laws Of Medical Chemistry. They are offered to
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The demand for the University preparations increasing
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Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

A DEAF AND DUMB MAN ROBBEp.-A deaf
and dumb man named Hamilton, from vii
mlngton, was recently robbed in this county.
near the Maryland line. He had been to Den
ton to get work, and was walking to the rail
road to return to Wilmington after his tools.
The Denton journal says: On the way he met
a man named Outten, to whom he appealed
tor aid. Outten gave him quarter, but see
ing a considerable roll of money in his pocket
book, he rcso we'd to possess himself of it, and
so, STOPPING down, wrote upon the sand, " If
you don't give me your money will take your
life. Hamilton shook his head, indicating a
negative reply, when Outten threw him down
and took his money from him, then allowing
hlm to 70 Oh his way. Meeting some persons
pened, and upon repairing to the spot the
words written in the sand were still to be seen.
Hamilton has a mother and sister dependent
upon him for support, and this, in connection
with his condition, renders the robbery more
shameful, and the punishment should he the
more severe.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

CAMP MEETINGS.-'rhe Smvrna Circuit
Camp, now III progress, closes on Friday morn
ing. The attendance has been good bnt the
religious feeling has not been OF special inter
est The Sunday crowd was hardly Az large as
usual, owing to several other meetings beng
III progress at the same time BiShop Scott
preached the morning sermon; Rev. Mr.. Pcgg,
SS1 h9lpslc the afternoon sermon, and Rev
Mr. HttenhOuse the evening sermon. Revs
nleSSrs. Gracey, Gregg, Chatham, and others,
formerly OF Smyrna, are in attendance,
The Camden Camp commenced to-day. The
DctdUdrean says: We do not think we are
oVerestlmating when we say there will I've at
least 200 tents on the ground We learn that
a large number Of eminent divincs have prom
lSGd to be present, and q great awakening of
religious interest may be expected We under
stand that Rev. DR.. Dashiel, President of
Dickinson College, will preach next Sunday
morning and Rev Mr. Corbit, of New York.
IN the afternoon of the same day.
GOldsborOugh Camp is also in progress and
will close on Friday About 200 went on the
excursion to it from here on Sunday, and
about 300 from the Easton end of the road.
The Red Lion Camp also commences to-day.
| The CheSterville, Md, Camp, and the IIar-
rlngtOn Camp held over until yesterday-two
Sundays.
Eight or ten families left this town this
morning, with bag and baggage, for the Cam
den Camp
The Brandywine Summit Camp, eight miles
above Wilmington, commences next Monday.
An excitement was created at the SMYRNA
Circuit Camp yesterday by an alteration be-
t"ccn u white woman and a colored woman. in
which the former was cut on the arm with a
knife. Il is thought that summary punish
ment would have been administered to the ne
gro woman had she not been taken from the
ground. 1t seems that she made some insult
! ing remarks to the white woman. who struck
her. BY the determination Of the family of
the tent in which the affair occurred the crowd
OF foolish people were kept eff and disgrace
tul mob prevented from creating diSgraccfnl
rot. The drunkenness and licentiousness ON
Sunday is said to have been shamefuliy preya-
ient beyond the circle Of the tents.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

PEACH ITEMs.-Thus far the crop of early
varieties are turning out poorly. We are not
shipping half the quantity Of fruit from this
locality that was shipped last year. The price,
however, is making up for the deficiency of
the crop, IN many instances. One gentleman
who sold his crop for 45 cents last year, has
SoId his present crop for 50 cents, or nearly
double, and expects to realize about SI0G0
more this year than last from his orchard
Quite number of farmers refuse to take less
than dollar per bas ket tor their crop. We
estimated last year that the crop paid about As
cents per basket on the average, so that if the
yield is only half the farmers will not lose any
thing 1t is thought.
We stated last week that the Lcwcs stea-
mers were taking the Sussex crop. 1t seems,
however, that this is not the case. The stea
mers are managed 50 badly that they cannot
be employed with certainty and the growers
have to ship by rail.
The total number of cars engaged to carry
the peach crop, this season, is 420, more than
were employed last year.