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, 1870-07-25

that tfse Catholic religion should be consider
ed az the only religion Of thc State. to the ex-
clCslsL u all other forms Of worship.
r-Aireeosthy provision Las i.een
hsde by law. that immigrants to those
countries ehculd be permitted the public ex-
errlse Of their several forzas of uo,ehip.
-. It il utterly false that civil liberty to all
to openly declare h. opinions or thoughts,
tend to corrupt moro easily tho morals and
m1nds of natioIss, and 10 scatter abroad the
plague of irdine.ent,z1u.
90. The Roman Pontin can, and ought to,
reconcile himself and be in harmony with pro-
, 1870-07-25

bast,At eanros r. eaasfesf with p,r.is:r in the
Il ", * M !, y: .te, y 1nsss !; !, NJ M
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r. r. :. e a'tsrs n o:;.';t"a. 4 Ill ts,t ~'It
r1e.t,. y she en!+,isiou ol n,.c ia,e.-, et:ls:4;
shi:d. h.s s.ea Nstr ,tAs ne ea~. pr,',r:;sss
.:s,e ,,ss & I'll - '5s K Z -, Si. Ill.,; { IT, s:
'o's :h dss his.t f. ri! ,f 3 ass .s 4 ;
t:sir. tic !yu1tf4;:'n. e1ryc, IT, ea..ri-sya. ihs
@ = eirf g. r:r. = !xs:':s,' sn IT, s:s T :E :
sdii!s.!e Hs neAo. Of clsvrrty wEift:a sr..,- -
4 IT, :':i ' \ Torsses 70 . IL 1 ti's. IL : W.
az, that inttfls # rr., te t.::a II =aalS et: -
d"n in ,lt=e t.ssy. It j. II Or: NJ. M an
il ,Se N 4,: as' a Il v: 4 ,-iS i 4, tS sal
III Al ob,eetiops which = tsse hen urv.t .,i,.
r. 4, .nf, t. E.ae tsIs,x Ia:
"ty iitsi S.wasa:s o r. + III: ; .
+. 81 ba,tas sic~. # to the VIII i: :: 80 IL
~ ea asea H. "a: M .i ,ti4 E n,
Il u dttt4snstnF st !: 5srsnsi,- :;.:.4.
.n r'akr r.t-dert. anti EIlti1aEr :,.t:: Z: -.
Isas e.r,ttit;n hich un::t .h 'r1 tl:::: !: "a.
Ill
f.. 1T s:'s :sar. snd 7a3;sym T. -: L.
ins Tay 70 tsA1uatio;: ie i. TIL r.. :a,-
e'rE fFs"4Es:hn nt ats.5'- hi. b t.,s7 tl-,is.4
n;a A. !, Ir.t!t t1r !ts::s 9: 7.:Sci.. .. ~
h.,i, - fots-t.on and - We E.':s- :l.v. VI. H.,
;.'rf .s tFetx inds:tEE au.s e .- Al 81: i; 81
,stc3 .so - g Il Ea:se.! " hsth'E--. iii ":
thst H. the VT psotstiss taria iich is.-,i Il,
{! ntstviEE Tie ta'snrr Of ta:r s+:.-a l..
9hd :, scrrssn nations !: tf.e ah.to:. eans' u Il: >.
ne EAAs Eins xrara- Sr1a1 thu Erz-: ,.r-t:
san heW ttsa y, we refer ht t" ~ Ia az f.. ~.
~ F"Htieal Fecnt N.Y.. which t-a-,,ls ss,.:
thteitk the fte pr EleA ws.&'. =! r,u
t;sssl; Isaa Z. 70 na:ssna! rrnip.E't'. n. s;,
toundeS nrcn the Ecndvrt theories. ~hIra hs:- '-.o
tat il Is.ttsec tn Fraare. sine. he CAV, ,.. ::,r
thr raIfs o' Protection in ,hr EF-oe.I Eal,s-"
IEr Free Trailer a1ys: AHIcaE ..e -; .:... II
PEostt f:nn hi are rfutcrs II: Eassa: i: !ti-:
" !Gut. Wiil u found Alp.t tTsEt ku;n ;.1: il
Fauetd ly Ar. Greeley and hi. .y4-,l,s n:4! h. .t
r!says into Eieh the bnk Divided, MAKE s..Es
t1F stttd tc the reA4ef- II this dag and t- rs,t-y,
Nhe Are I'LL Atjens cf tt. tus:A:.itl
~ukH tptn r1ndral ec!lU. i. Tt :.1.e.,, * i!r
F~ztEluxh y tes<felT Aei-L :e Ii: :k~ La .it
tic illustrations A1r t1cee Of every -tzy liz. I, =, Il,
Il npkcssry clear and Hfnuinz- anh tG- harry E1!-r
tEat haft:.f End At eE.Eln1:1 ttt.tc II "a
which osAef Es::ess OF these subjects !:avr lar>
, 1870-07-25
lady Frank lin oss II Visit to Cnpsntn
Hall. the Arctic scal
-1SnflF0nd 1trtta - ssbstu.asy-tssr.
tnasn u nr acknowledgements Esa-


tcfrFisc.
CtSc1SNA1s, Jnlr a7.-TAiy franklin. 1rtiaw q?
SIR I6hu ffankl.u the Arctic explorer, arrived
1o-uay IcIu t2l:foI ha. size xistts Ctnctnua1 in
'0TdeF to SET taptain {. F, Hall anu confer win
hin In regard t. his -trrt!c expedition Sl. MIL
leave for New iurk m Mnn4lav.
TIE Republican County Cnnvcnttnn has t,ccn
fxttl for August II. The co!nstel vote ia 1, 1,e
Ct!untr1 in ,p3nrf{rtn0 d.i.cnrss
Dispatches from New York state lat nj a .nent,
Ing held there Yesterday. including rei,seseuta-
tlres Of the Lake Sbpgr, Cleveland 4 Caluulbl1s
and SAntlusky railroads, crrancl i1cnt* were c,,:.
clutei for tho speedy canstrucfnn af sh"rt 1,n.
1fusn naytan to this city. Contracts have been
fns'le with the Cincinnati Baltimore rpAd 70: the
liz 0f lii tat for seven mixes out frIn the cty
md with the ]. 4 c. RaTa, for the IT ils dc
N,'. II 1s expected that The roal will Ike completed
within yexE.
ctSt1SSAT1. Ju'r 2a-1ad! Franklin was entcr-
xalItd h~daJ al the residence Of 3r. Pf1,basco at
clifton. where she received very many Of the
1n0n'istnt business men Of the city.
Inc weather Is intensely hot A half dozen sun
Strokes Ccs:uFrts1 to-das, two fatal
men Nlnds<:h teI to-tlAr. He WAS 4 nem-
'ars OF the urn Of fIauck i Wlndsch. rfuprtet0rs
" rAr ~ LIZ largest hrrweT1es Of the city.
lie Irfu,hus nf CHv1ngt,n aah Newport held =
WI Injecting Tonight Much enthusiasm pre-
Tue enterprise Of distributing the Sanday c.lI-
n'o1s nt The (o1mtaerrid! and Enquirer along tue
sa:ons lines OF Railroad by special trains viii oe
, 1870-07-25

AKMrllts. LHly s4.-At an Ir1sh meeting, II Il
night, Alderman Menli presided. Speeches ven
made Is McssEs- sulst. Mitchell. a1a others
Resolutions were Adopted TO the effect that tho
less England became tllvntrest- Thrn on unit.1i
.Gort should f+ male 10 free Ireland, An exc
cntivc Committee WAS appointed 10 ca:1y cut tbs
epl.it ct The resolutions
, 1870-07-25
DtzAt1 by SfHktKOkc lAt Jolict-gEar.
YEAfItls. tGlu 3tllucs.sta

SItt{a1 Drtnatch II TIC Uhlcaso ir1tuGe.
JOLIET, July ga man nanlr'i Michael Norma,
IN cfnpsoye OF the Union Ircn, Coal aE1 TRIMS
Eo'taston Company, WAS tun>tsacE yesterday, anu
t:!.,l today from the effects of il.
The weather IL very warm.
Harvesting has commenced. The prospect for
laINe Yield OF cdTn il better than has t,een In
this part Of the county lUr several years.
, 1870-07-25

TERRE HATTIE. July IA drunken nl4n, named
Smf3n- was run over and cut iu pieces b5 a
freight train, In this city last night,
the Germans of this city arc raising cnusiiera-
BIZ fund for she sanitary Cses Ut the Ptussaa
2Iulf. = ~
, 1870-07-25
Fire,

CLEVELAND, July 2&.-The Cleveland Boiler
Pate can,ranE's rolling mill wRs destroyed hs die
!ast night Loss estimated at sae.HD 10 s,S,eN
The linz Was supposed to have c4ugh, frptu d
spark ct q locomotive.
, 1870-07-25

Louisville, July s4.-Gtrrcr Elag. 1.oy a&nnui
II yexrs tf'f, was drowned In THE Ohio River yes
teEdaT aftcrnooN. The boiy wns fund In The
canal thf morning. '
James kcau, aged 20. died from suns,rokc TO-
t18y - "
, 1870-07-25

The l'rr>3dcnt nj Long Branch.
InS1 BRANCH. Juiy e1-The President WILL glre
Itnl'e ErcFFt4ot4s tn visitors once wrek In oluet
20 ctcape bcln1 b0Ectl br ct.lve seeke1s.
, 1870-07-25

HOUSE AND LOT
For S.alc OIL Monthly Tuynlcnfs

hare house cDly for sale on monthly ravrrpt.
- a.alu .,hn about "ts t',ck Of stse1s .lo,,e
lakc aud e!,i.rn rstsr and iap4~red tt9ossasr. III
ttTE!s, hall Ae. aud in m excellent hh.fhut On
eal.Eec in sanatklx cf ISL tn ii -zsh Csu
"n TIE owut1. xsrii.ATT 5 C0SERrS. u = lsnas.
, 1870-07-25

TAEss, Ju1s s;--Thc Hoursf ,,c,e,]>nrn7. n,n+c.
q! nc. AASA'>
FR.sxFgMEI: IT. dsls sa-s-sos steady a: ~.
ANTWERP, July :a-I'c.rolcu;u n,Is,a, 6 ts,,,-.
f:Uats >
1lAAErEG, July ea.-retzolcau steady At II rnsr-
co taEcoa A
lEASETcET, 1nfy 21-:-2o bon.ls Of g. ou3,ea
at - market strong.
, 1870-07-25


MsW1f.LlASS-fn til. cty. Juls. -, C1:hcvine Nc
W!llIanr; AGED IS YEAR,.
funeIal Al i. n,.. ,otay At tr rr.!n:e of sr~. r.
T. Stuhhst ~ fast Hasf.on-et Friends ii deceased
lcu.i Il tE1E,' rarar rtasceeny. .......
fthlAsUS.1n ttie city, July ~ Mlss MayS1-rs /.
Hofnsnp, 1x'd 6: yrarr.
Funeral 4 3"euek u H., to-day t.sih>, from No. lie
Writ WA-hinet"n--t
# Mob K. rA}~ r. rcats COPY.
BRUN SiS1-{p usscr uF-, III Juty =. Mrs, i. D.
1tft N-riEE, - ri kt
clAKEfn slts eisv. tHls y. Ian. Huhf1rd t'iark
artrl 20 years.
fuEst3J H. alIay. H; = t.xk =. III, al - statt-ey
F!trE5s vi Il ttnn.'ES ME e--1.rtinlty invited.
, 1870-07-25

tie Democracy af Dr. ToeT-rvir1r +. the ,Yy..t
sFrzs,e sysr wEisttn E;on onr tt teal asH i; vii
E.. lreksd mtrtsd cf thu bntf4e- H., > :. <. ~
fent atxEns nf aonk our seupie and 1<c.-
u The etmfrshsu.isn of shc nlasts., Z: e5,.;: ~
'.p.i:sts hch t-!nar to tae H-r nj LIZ ~ 20.
modern ws.ttre ~ veopehieal tctnee. IL r: :,
ElSsh 70 !rg9sa hin tsadins wt.ykE.aE a. r.: l.e
he helta hleh ps.ee ar;us il a.,; ~ IN j.
r. f., saT q ~: - VI se.tt. sil~ ~'c. !:
VIZ u. fs't 1S<cnins hrr MI :: r-:"a. l.- ~
c11 ee1enee The Present houk IL clearly a.d "a l.
tra1..l4'et. md III t.1us y va':zlr aaI s;.e, 4
'k ir tkr hnnd4 Of thr rss hieh il re,r r;-;.lus
!a1 4 lexd IL E4t.onal lit a1cr." ~
, 1870-07-25
Price Reduced 10 Boz Per yopy,

1ht ptefsErc Of ta4a:oa kA4 tls.t a:isru tt r<,rEs
u stady ths prinetpes which taxr. an i,,...sf
'e1s Gay. ne~spspeE dssn@+fon ct tn. Tasd xrnvss
ESsa kAEne1t The demand for the publ. Il IN.
Leazue is uEEcnt ana E-nwtns. Politician. s,.,rnt.
t0toff' cersTtsnen. aouhslnk p-nterriua-t, i,,u;r
1n1 A1rAJtra, asry daily 70 the Lagn.. to ,r,:, h,v
tacF may hwls pussnt ther study Of The rs; ;,.,,n
In Virw OF thi' An,',1s ssekins FIR lfsks and H., II
netd OF .otk to pre<ent economic tr.t.l u,u.at,r
cof!rtt. sae 1+7srr has determined to :,.ti.h xt
s*t rFior the wund~ ul work Of Frr,src Ra,:;,: ro
tAkh d. S,pAtssas Of EAe rr.tret,o4is*
" tas FrnaskAblc work n Elf., tn. atit.. p our
erltles. SAWS: ~ we
:, ~ hxHAt Il mad ou1s t- said tb4s he h44 Erys4
ne hAS PRODUCED OF the tIeAF4t and n ~ T. tltr
:atu4' nt' il existence # tk Ere Ttsd t.-.y r n
tuth niatr snEEtttly. Vi sllt Laws u hiI,.a .;t-
nEGlatf u t. te i.tsr.tanfs of ha4
srtsN a. saE skr .ps AF'hs9 "P.", I. u army
u 1f.hE ehhaaLkts Lr Jsf iii, ~ h,
Il hhrft r1eittuF- 1t nut combat ht1t ii - .;rr
nrd IT'D. rh" want. +, kruw ,vh7: F!rr-rr +. ~
tfnfs sFr ftripr~d II s .1rErcrEr, in ta, -.i3,.
Es!. !. ana - .It ~ *tslr 81 sIa.l!rs llt :.
nlitet hkr ruAAsif* e4lnt a h t,-- ~ -; IL.
Scrhitms." " - 'e
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1sntfrond pnyrnM>tcr Esobbcd By Lzn-

EoSror7. y. r, Juls e1-Taymastcy Mycrs. OF
the Rat,,lnut 4 Oswrcn Railroad was rn;.cti Of
1T arlE s9"n ht lFsa lsboscrs- There have been
several arrests.
, 1870-07-25
pRUSSTA.

BERLIN tir EOSnDS, 1uts 24.-Thc only written
document which PRUSSIA has rcce1, cd from France
Earc the le2tu1'fnr of tac quarrel, rachel Her
l' i. % T. H. tn Tuesday, anl NILS the tlrcarl-
tion of war. 1t declares that the Emperor OF the
1frEch ts o'Gsut II cunsller the pro1os,l 10 tlc-
vale 1'russ.sn Prince t. the ti,r,3e OF Spain az
an aitacE IN 1hc security OF France, ani hc de-
st1ta fsls>ta 10 lsy0w tiic sc1rIuc. TlIs i'f11s-
Eli ic1used tu do, reserIns hrr right to liz gov
cTns1 t} circumstances. The Emperor aass he Is
forced 10 cp1tkttr ulis determination ~ enl!y
HI nacnG to France and EurvI.an equilibrium,
Bud particular, as 1t rendered 1unsc slynil-
<ant hy tho Pr1sstan communication 1na,.c l.y
l5lisssa 10 the c1biHets vi EUnsrr, giving an ac-
t':nt "f fhc rr!uSa. to receive thr French, Aaas-
sa',uE. Thc paper c.Ecluirs: "Tht French Goy-
er1:ent therefore, Is taking stcrs for thu defence
pf its honor AMI injured Interests, a,pl, having
ldrIIei all nlca urts which circumstances rcr-
DIR necessary, considers Itself i: war With Trus.
Eta."
proclamation announcing the strict neutrality
of ltafy WIS issued tt'-say at F1orcncc.
Demonstrations were made In Milan and Genes
In favor of Prussia
Dispatches from ST. Petersburg, .,atct ycstcr.
tl1y. declare that Russia will 1naintaln her lru,
1y.'lisy.
, 1870-07-25

1st Eott sG7ri2r AL r,.icsivLf.E: III II II, IL. Il
santh'e r. r hteEfht aEaies The s9trr. "a. i, l.:
T. F.e.sEc Basu.t. in bis famous s. )" -..S.
y 1oHt.ci setr. r:is:. tn t!il,,., ,.;rA. 4. > i
,..!,rs mh a'n 3r hRie.zd & With -r,rss'
NL,t The LAVE sht tetrnc hs, IT, :.., hr, tt
e freak vt ~ insE'"ct tsun:r. Ae,n sf.:!. IL H..
Hr1tt rcHa eonttosefsial hanulne uf tt4 ltl;- ii
r.lltif.t ;c*1nElt has te,er t.en e4saE.,i r. .;e
EfrscaAae shtfsuinsts fth whfCh sr %4 ernlE,t as
HEeft y utsEy 81 tfe flindAnec.a! ID 4:i! i, Il
t.s, :: = ath in thrs ab.!ssss p;r-*n,4:ia.
Eirrs-H. aaa irtny that ave = rur .tos ~ y; IL
fss, e.. r. n.' sat Th,' t. y n'st ~
Illustrate Es 4ns prsctx.l z.;lcAta. E.: Ii, .i:f.
PGsa aft Wont!rffuly sFt an,l ln i:.-"-. :.:.
X " s5S't'Et a u ny pint ~ !" "!l sas
o1t thchri- NlstreErf ttlt- Etto. ~
Iress<t''n - r~lcs I. ass Ard In: a. I. ,.;s
ut rathS aHd bEeKaant s-ea.t u The Fr-nr VT: wit
eAn are" - ~ '' " A@
, 1870-07-25

HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE,
v-!ue fron S:,u,y I, aet,,1.
H1 ELLA ND PARK,
FRANK P HAWKES., Ar's u.p,B.cn.
- LIS las3aiA>st
, 1870-07-25
GREAT BYJTaIN.

Et'EtrS. July ga great demonstration was
E:atfr here Inst night tn iarer Of thr French, 4
1t~ ting Of :,05O persons addressed !,y ,ro1ni-
nDni Frnians.
UrEESsauwS. July ei.-T,c sfcaMshl:, City Of
Baltimore, from New York, has arrived,
, 1870-07-25
CUuA,

HAsASA, July c..-Ttle statement that forry-twn
CT aris ot Kttn'siD were as>;1ssnaterl and women
Ch1'ce,l 10 work In thc chain gang Is false,
Ttc t'aptalE Geuefal has tlecllnc,i reinforce
nta.ts 1tsm Spa!n.
, 1870-07-25

The Larenwotth ft..e4ratir~
We AFT not ourselves believer, In fsr t..9 t.. re
welcome dcl'..aa on this and ii rkh :: .s-' -
l&ans io tL~ welfare u tt+s cruat1y. AMI Air
saeE "a worthy Of etady b. t1i:n3. 1sl t..u
s.Li:hr -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-06-02

Special notices 20 cents PER line, each insertion.
Advertisements payable quarterly in advance
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

ing the Republican nominee ia 1868.
aud say:
We "bolted" last. fall because the
! nomination was a fraudaa the Repub
licans sustained us, almost en- masse.-
] Lutte Taylor aboitelp the syear before,
a nomination fairly made, and the Re
publicans denounced his action and dc
| feated it Mt the polls"
Now mark how plain, true tale will
put you down.
In 1868, E. A. Dopkins was the Re
publican nominee in Pierce county for
the Assembly. He was almost entirely
unknown; he was in the room when
nominated, scarcely any of the delegates
knew him; he left without accepting the
nomination or making the acquaintance
of a single delegate; instead of helping
the canvass, he went home end staid
there until very few days before cleo
ton. There were important local inter
ests, and in those portions Of the county
where tho heavy Republican vote was
poIled, Mr.. Dopkins was entirely I'm
known. A movement was organized at
River Falls to bring out John l.. Dale as
an independent candidate. Mr.. Dale
was seen and declined to run. Subse
quently his friends persisted in using him
and he accepted the situation. adj
vised against the movement, but when it
was inaugurated, | supported him and
urgei others to do so, as the only way
to defeat the Democratic candidate
The result showed the correctness Ct my
Judgment. In Prescott, Mr.. Dale led all
other candidates, and'an examination of
the returns will show that be received n
very large majority of the Republican
vote of the county. Mr.. o. 5. Powell,
who was one OF the most active men in
bringing him cut and supporting him..
was last fall nominated for the Assembly
by the Republican convention, and elect
ed without opposition. That is the way
the Z" Republicans have denounced my
action" a ~oH $50 a ~gsa
bolted and supported Republican,
to defeat Democrat. and was sustained
by majority of the Republicans in the
Assembly district. You bolted and sup
ported n Democrat, and was sustained by
a minority of the Republicans in the
Senate district. That is the difference
between US. aa7.g.s 1a 1ta
You attach letter from Mr.. H. A.
Jay, ara tail 10 your paper kite. / know
him; so do others. No one who knows
him will doub: that the confessional is
bis proper place. and that bis whole time
there can be prOfitably spent on his own
account. Scurrillity is best answered by
contempt; thus / answer him and re-
main entirely indifferent to what he may
say or write concerning me.
~. $3.50 Yours very truly. 1iat
e1a.u Lutte A. TAYLOR.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
-
Miscellaneous Items.

1t cost $500 to guillotine criminal in
France sEEf ,t3oge97T
"A Schenectady firm wants to exchange
300 velocipedes for Confederate. bonds.
"A. T. Stewart is talked Of as,the next
Republican candidate for Governor of New
York. ''a 1.s.
Mrs. Washburne is credited with dip
Z lorsatic success at Paris. 1t was girl.
"A company at Chicopee. Mass. are fill-
ing contract for peculiar adjustable horse
shoe, which is TO be taken off at night, and is
put on as readily when wanted as a pair Of
boots.
senator Nye carries in his pocket book a
note from the late President Lincoln, written
IN pencil on the fly leaf OF. a book, which runs
Is sslisws: "Dear General: Come up to-
night and swap jokes. Lincoln.
General SAM sHouston's brother, John
H.. died in Washington suddenly Of apoplexy
on Friday. nearly 80 years of age: He had
long been employed in the Treasury DEPART
ment. .ssT -e.sss7-rg ee' t7~f
Gov Merrill. Of iowa has scrTt a special
message to the Legislature. iavoriss the re-
moval Of The National Capital to the 5fississ-
ipTi Valley, and saying that twenty years
hence. and probably ( reyer thereafter. the
heart of the nation Will not be tar east of the
southeastern corner OF Iowa.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

The SUPERIOR RAILRoAD.-We hone
there may be railroad connecting Pres.
colt and River Falls with this city, and
We believe there will be. The work on
the Superior road, however, will. begin
here, and Prescott will never be the ter.
minus. The object of the men inter-
ested in the road is to connect Superior
with st. Paul, and Prescott is unfortu-
nately about twenty miles out of the
way of the proposed line.- Hudson
Times. Is sIgaIs as sa1 gae -
The omniscient editor of the Times
is evidently master of the railroad situa;
ton. His decree has gone forth, the
Superior road will begin at Hudson, and
Prescott will never be the terminus
This is a terrible edict, and well may
Prescott tremble. 1t happens, however,
that HORACE is only constructing paper
railroad, business he has been in for
the last twelve years, and those always
begin and end at Hudson.
If the object of the men interested in
the road, is to connect Superior with st.
Paul, the people of Hudson may bet
their boots it win never cross the St.
Croix at that point. If such is the oh
ject, the road will cross the ST. Croix at
at Saltwater, and our "poor, old con
temporary" ut Sleepy Hollow will be left
out in the wet.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03


WEST Wis. RAILwAY.-The Dunn
Co. Ns,Ss has the following item in ref
erence 10 this road:
Col. G. G. Miller, locating engineer
of the West Wisconsin Railroad, is il
town. He is cow engaged in looking
out route for crossing the Menominee
at this place, and during the present
week has been examining the country
near Gilbert Creek and Irwin Creek
We predict that the railroad will cross
the MenoIIinse eonth1of The village a
short distance; in which event the road
will run near enough to this place TO suit
al. L##[Eg Fl HTtg }s
Just as we expected. This explodes
another paper railroad bubble of the
"mere mention" chap in the delectabIe
town Of Hudson. Nature has interposed
barriers TO more northern route which
cannot be surmounted at any reasonable
expense. But the Times has never failed
10 make fine road over this impractica-
bic route direct TO Hudson. Crossing
6elO'0 MenOniinee puts different phase
upon the matter. Hudson knows full
well her doom is sealed on railroad pros.
poets and our "poor old contemporary -
can bawl itself hoarse, and announce its
weekly programmes with is usual
regularity, but it will not avail them one
whit. Crossing Jeloe Menominee, the
road will continue westward striking the
Eau Gala ear The old survey, thence
10 River Falls aud Prescott.
1t is proposed by Mr. Powell, Mr.. Bald
win aud others interested in railroad mat
ters, t. call a meeting at some conven-
lent point in the St. Croix Valley, and
discuss the practicability of the various
surveys. This is eminen.ly sound. The
pet dogma of the Times, that Hudson
is the !" hub" of the railroad universe is
about exploded. What is the programme
noW, HORACE!
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

COLLECTING THE REvENUE OF THE
MoRMoNs The House Territorial Com
inillee has got MI the facts about the eff
forts 10 collect taxes from Brigham
Young. The Assessor at Salt Lake
City, having the approval of the Reve-
nue. Bureau at Washington, not fed him
TO make out returns for the revenue oil
the church, the property Of which lac
holds as trustee. Brigham made an in.
kolent reply and declined TO furnish re.
turns. The Assessor, (Dr. Foggart, for
Inerly-of Illinois) thereupon proceeded
TO DO the business himself, and assessed
the church for almost 100000, and the
tithes for nearly 100000. lie says
many Mormous tell him these figures are
no moro than reasonable. He believes
/, the church leaders will eyade the coIlec.
ton of these taxes, unless the Govern
ment is firm in its purpose. Officers Of
Revenue Bureau at Washington have
been to see Gen. Sherman about mill
tary force, and he says they shall have
all they need.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
The RsriCai.


The RsUtcai. 94,.4 -.e4~. 81
A great revival is going on in the Metho-
dist Church in this city. Large numbers are
waking up to sense of their high moral and
religious duties. and others have already turn
ed into better path---a path that leads TO
life everlasting. Meetings are held in church
every evening", we believe, and a series of
daily prayer meetings have been instituted.
During the present week, Fox d Dickenson's
hall has been occupied daily between four and
five o'clock Pm. by the reyivalists. There
is general attendance at these meetings,
and the q great awakening light" is increas-
ingTin brightness, Old members of the
church are becoming fired with new zeal. and
new converts are laboring with all the en-
ergy and earnestness of an awakened SOUL
Rev. Searles is doing a noble work and right
glad are We to note his success. He is bring
ing sinners by way they knew not
leading them in s'lpaths they have not
known. E1M an8sTGa9 $50 ls9a -ts8sfzas 10
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

y
The lyceum meets OH Friday evening al
the. usual hour. The members have had g
weeks vacation, and should be on hand
promptly. The season is getting late and
the meeting must soon be discontinued. Be-
sides the Chinese question is an important
one. Since the question was adopted for dis.
cussion, cable dispatches informs us that Old
Hyson, the great Tea man, has defuncted
which important fact viii doubtless affect the
price of tea and give life and vigor to the
discussion. To assist the disputants in
" posting" we remark that Young Hyson
was well at last accounts; that Josh Billings
spells Confucius with small that Sou.
chong is often spelled a % by hogglsh peo-
pie; that Ching Ling's name has been chang
ed ts Ling Ching by the Wisconsin legisla.
turea. sii - ~ $50 ai5ii esss'n ,ia
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Psrs0RaE. IL s.f....
T.J. BURHYTE and G. r. HERsEY, strayed
into our sanctum last Saturday. just re-
turning from Coughs lecture in Hastings.
they didn't offer TO '"take anything"
Hon. H. D. BARRON has our thanks for
valuable public documtn ts.
We are indebted to Hon. o. S. POWELL
for a7copy of the Legislative Manual. 1t is
the most correct, complete and comprehen-
sive volume of the kind ever issued by the
State Department, and is production which
its able editor and careful compiler. Hon.
A. j Turner. may well beproud of. 1t con-
tains information of our state and her leading
men, which should in every mans library.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

.-Dr. Hoyt had anothe. stroke OF
paralysis last week, and is reported to be
in a very criticalcondition. sQ ~
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

The Star and Times makes rather
thin defense to the charge in late issue
of the PREscorr JoURNAL,-St. Crois
Republican. HI. - 5..t5