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sARpis, Mlss, June "a, 1870
Eps. SraE-Col. Noyss Circus
came here on yesterday and made
two exhibitions, which we're the best
VI have ever had here, but, on &C.
count Of the bad reputation Mr.. Amcs
lett here, there was a small turnout.
All who saw the show were highly
pleased whit, especially the burlosquc
on negro preaching and gymnastic
exercises.
The Fair will come Of in October,
and I think il is time for that Com
mittee on the Premium List to com.
plete.it and have it published, for the
6rst Of July is close at hand and
nothing done yet. lfthey don't hurry
up they will be backward like they
were last year F; and l think It Is tm'
for the Executive Committee to b
doing something towards covering thu
buildings as the sun will be very hot
and, il it rains like it did last year
1t will be slightly damp.
The contract for the building Of thu
Methodist Church has been let on
and is TO be completed by the fifteenth
of October, The building committee
earnestly request those whohave sub
scribed to come forward and pay thei
subscriptions a. the contractor has Il
be paid asthe work progresses. OuI
Railroad friends think that Ssrdis h
growing and are putting up an add
ton tothe depot which will addgreatl.
to the convenience of the agent ant
the people also. a t5 "a su
Hoping this will be interesting Il
you and your readers, l am your
until something else turns up. r
CRAB APPLE.
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lions, the mn.li,, golden hair and
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fading vii and ready mir,h Of Me.
Lowe Nc X, Of Marshall county
aud the grace and elegance o. the
pfih Mis-. w., Of Holly springs, are
fresh and lasting impressions inseri,
bed upon The lcatie,. Of memory's tab.
let.
We greatly fear that this will be the
last commencement Of this kind In the
history Of the University but God
defend my l'eu Mat,r from the curse
Of Radical Legislation, is my prayer.
Yours,
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Coz. y. STAFFORD has again assn
med control Of the Pilot. We will
take this opportunity to say that we
have the highest respect for Col.
Staford's ability and integrity and
wish for the good Of our State that
there were more Staffords of his like
in the ruling party ofthis State, and
that the Legislature would Be- gui.
ded BY some degree of his fairness
and libsrality. Here's our rightssr
TO Stafford in friendship. vist 4
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Hon john ". G. Watson.

Wehave hardly thought worth while
to notice a paragraph publishedin Ger.
tain Radical papers, to the effect that,
among others, the Hon. John W. c,
Watson, of Holly Springs, had Joined
the Radical party. We arc author.
lied to state that there h not, and ha.
never been, the least foundation fol
the rumor. He has no sympathy for,
nor confidence, in the Radical party,
and believes that It is the duty d
Mississippians to continue to oppose
it. until il is broken and destroyed
Holly Springs Reporter. i
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Chips from ScoOba.

Anna Dickinson says, it is none Of
mems business, il women do resolve to
enlarge their paniers.
We like to Q Anna's sort firm, bu,
we hope she'll allow the men to no.
tice their stern resolves.-Spectator
The Mobile and Ohio railroad ough,
to have a good solid rail--they stea,
so much.--Ibid.
Carpenters say that builders never
contract to do any railing. work abou,
a married mans house--the womer
generally do that part.--Bid.
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DIR. A. WESSON.

DESrrsr, No. 3O6 Main Street. opposite Mans
field l. Higbee's Drug Store, Memphis.
In presenting my claims for a continuance
Of patronage to- people to whon~I have so
long been known (having p~racticed over TWEEN
ty years in this county,I deem IT, in a grca,
measure, only necessary TO give the locality Of
my Office. In a word, ] am able to give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to the
Dental Profession, At greatly reduced charges.
Particular attention paid TO the regulation Of
children's teeth. .ls,
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Concert.

On Monday evening last quite u
number Of the young ladies aud
gentlemen, from the two towns
assembled at the Masonic Hall for
the purpose Of forming . Company
to give an entertainment at that
place at some future time, for the
purpose Of raising money to enclose
the grave yard east OF Batesville.
The action of the meeting was
unanimous, and an entertainment
was agreed to be given at some
future day not yet determined, and
business managers aud executive
committee appointed to select peices
and assign parties to their respect
i've parts in the play and Capt. j. A.
Polk, Mrs. DR.. Wootten, and Miss
Ellen Harrison, were elected bus,.
ness managers.
ms THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Mr.. J. W, Galloway, Mrs, Or, wootten,
" c. +. Taylor, W. c. Clark,
" Lake Jones, Miss Mollic Mitchell.
q" r. Randolph, Emma Bowers,
g IA. Polk, A Ellen Harrison,
Or. wootten.
The executive committee meet ON
Tuesday evening aud reported on
Thursday evening to, the Company
tnyorably, upon having the enter
tainment at an early day, and that
much kind feeling and assistance was
offered by the citizens generally to
the company for their AUDIBLE eff
forts.
/, The company win attend promptly
to rehcarsals and we will announce
In our next issue the time for hav-
ing the entertainment.
| We are in hopes that all possible
assistance win bSgiven othe move
meat. and that the disgracefal con-
difion of onr, hurvin1 vround n,av
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The iuka Gasctt, Of last issue pays
its respects to A.. worIey Patterson,
Marshal Of this District. as a "dirty
black leg and debased brute, whom
no negro in the town Of Iuka will
ccuntcnanee," aud gives the Rev.
Beast D. Nabers Of the Holly Spring,
Star its ideas Of a man that would h,
the friend of such a dog, as Nabor'
claims to be, and says, "birds Of {
feather flock together" There ar,
three Of them in this flock If Gill il
added, and no man will doubt bu
that he can command a place anon,
thieves and brutes as the leading maj
among them"
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A negro school under the name Of
Shaw University has been inaugu-
rated Al Holly, Syringe with Gen.
A. ". West, President Of the board
Of trustees, Hon. w. 4, Jones, Sec
rotary and Rev. r, 8. Ruit Treas
urcr.
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have In my Office now, in successful opera
eicn, one Of the latest improved machines
known 10 the world for producing Nitrous Or
fpE AND usrsgS LAueHISe Gas. The pure Gas
emitted from This mschinc will transport, as il
were the patiept 10 the dreamlard while being
robbed Of the offending tooth without the
slightest pain, and Is perfectly hsrmlcs In it,
effects. Don't mistake the name Dor place, g
there are other names in the profession 20 ncss
the same they have ben taken TOR uine.
300 Hahn ~. 306 Main n.
Sp4-ly 4. WESSON.
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lL%EGISLATIyE.

The school bill with amendments
Of the Senate has passed the lower
House and hasgonet to the Governor
for his notion.
We do most earnestly hope that
Governor Alcoru wilIshow his man
hood mud vindicate this iuiquitous
measure. The bill leaves it to the
discretion OF the county Board OF
Education to make mixed schools,
requiring only that there shall be
twenty-five scholars in each school
whether mixed or not ; 80 that where
separate schools can b raised ofthis
number Of children the board will
direct them to beseparate, otherwise
mixed. saos % 1aeA ,.al sa
We will publish the bill it Il be-
comes q Law. 4ssr a.ass
The Printing bill has passed the
lower House and it's thought 1t will
pass the Senate. TheproviHons are
such a. to giveto certain named pa
pers therein, all printing in the dit.
|fercnt Judicial Districts and making
mo sales legal except where notice
Is given IN the prescribed papers.-
The snormity Of the raseality Of this
measure y % great that should II
pass It win be the crowning step in
their march Of ,nfamy and proscrip.
ticn and win prove The rock, upon
which their ftaii craft will break TO
piscesss The folio wing comment
upon the bin win show the feeling
ct tho leading Republican, Journal
ia this Stats--the Paotss ylsssa q
| The District Printing Bill was
up Yesterday in the House. and Gro.
ated q lively discussion. While not
wishing to dictate. We y honestly DO.
lievc that II would bc A stroke al
Epoliey Cor out party to defeat hi,
bin. sIt's defeat win make no die.
ference with Republican, iapers nj.
ready established, as the Offices are
all In the hands Of our friends. who
would give the judicial printing ia
them, Bat It il a question 81 doubt.
fal propriety, to say tho least. ia
force into existence and circulation
papers simply to 40 that class o,
printing. We throw out these sup.
gestious not to distract, but to call
the atteution Of our friends an the
Legislature to a matter which they
wdlhavc to face hereafter. snd which
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The Wioaaa lsmocrai, reports
the corn crop in Choctaw as nattsr-
ing, but says the cotton crop is not
80 good.
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Many planters are wanting rain
n thisI time whils othcrs are III dread
every time they scc q cloud. Our
Satahic Majesty thinks--"what cvcs
"a 4. rivht :"
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he Gssasaa S,nslad snd stksI
paper. al 70 eel tie fstssi eshssn.
liah II lhs Conservative IRE. A..ssl.
alton q Oxford ~ ~ proper asais.
Oesdsmsa please ~ Cssssrsshss "a
yvsF sssssHs n de Pres. Assosislisa
sad yea sil hsvs \ nstt We b
not desire 10 be called By say sshss
name and don't II III feel ashamed Of
bsisg called the Conservative Press,
and We hope that yoa don, dislike
meh . name for there !. be-, one osksr
Pres. Association IN the State, and
,hs, Is Radical, soeiai equality, nssrs
supremacy and negro vOrsLiping n
toae and In feeling and We want thu
distinction made in our favor.
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Schssl Rxaminatieu.

w were present on the closing
day OF tho examination Of the school
at Eureka. Thi. school is taught
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The eoafIaei wss fyf 10000
l<sasl< n hs~. 81 ssass~i n .
sitter 'nskias The ofsf e,s \, ssa .
telegram s~eestsing The sAet Thess
sas NJ sss,sI~ 81 either.
w. WIN N Evsrs.. vino sp-
pesfed lof the defense. eljsetei n
the introduction u shs letter and
telegram. constituting che contrsss,
on The ground shss. being su-ssmp
Ell, iss contract, under The Internal
revenue law was voAd.
Es-Iaige fullerton, counsel for
the plaintiffs, produccd authorities
to establish that the omission 10 put
stamps on a contract would not rem.
der Il void, unless Il was made with
the intention 10 deffnud the govern.
ment. lie then placed the ageu,
Of the plaintiffs. who sent the tele.
gram, on the stand, and who swore
that there was no intention to de-
fraud the government in omitting
the stamp. Mr.. Fullerton hext
placed a stamp on the letter, and
another on the telegram, and can.
ccl'ed them, and Judge Brady,
before whom the trial took place,
then admitted them as evidence.
The jury then returned a verdict foI
the plaintiffs for The full amount
cia''neu' a.lat nlliss.
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S15O REWARD,

CT0LEN from my lot in Batesville, Miss,
- on the night Of 4th June, a
DEEP BAY HORSE
six years old, Is hands high, trim ltmts, heavy
body and heavy muscles which e1'end far
down on fore legs, giving him heavy shoulders,
inclined to be eve necked, some inaau,ed flesh
about the eyes as though he had hooks, I will
give 6fty dollars for the horse returned to INT
and one hundred dollars for the .hiefs convic.
tion. s. D. POWELL.
jy9-im-
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The Bulletin, of Winston county
is jubilant over the good crop pros
pect of that section. 70.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
.s-esU advertisements.
axe Notice.

Il. Id. Newell is receiving new
goods from eastern markets,
which he Is offering at very
low prices. He will not be
beaten for style and quality.
Has now On hand 4; large as
sOrtment of dress goods of
most every variety. All are
invited 10 cali and examine his
goods before bmyinS elsewhere.
Go 40 NewelI's TO buy your
shoes of all kinds-ladies and
childrens wear. NeWelI is SELL
ing his syrups and sugars low.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS ARE
KEPT BY NEWELL. GO TO NEW
ELLIS TO BUY MACKERAL. WHITE.
FISH, MACKINAW TROUT, GEORGIA
GOLDFISH. HALIBUT. DC.
L. d. NEWELL IS BUYING WOOL
FOR THE MINNEAPOLIS MILLS
WILL PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES
THE MARKET WILL ALLOW. MIN
NEAPOLIS CLOTHS ARE KEPT BY
HIM AT ALL TIMES AT LOW PRICES.
Prescott, June 81. 1870. loft
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
CONGRESSIONAL.

The La Crosse Leader, of last week,
pronounces in favor Of Gen J. II. Rusk
as its candidate for Congress in this dis.
trict and hopes to chronicle his nornina.
ton and election. In the same article
Gen. Washburn's course in Congress is
very strongly endorsed, and fiattering
tribute paid to his personal and political
worth. The candidates aspiring to sue
coed him, according to the Leader, arc
Hen. H. ID. Barron, Of Polk; Hon. D.
A. Baldwin, of St. Croix; Hon. w. T.
Prico, Of Jackson; Hon. ]. L. Kingston,
Of Junoau, and Gen. ]. ". Rusk, of Yer
con.
Mr.. Barron, now Fifth Auditor Of the
Treasury. is not considered o candidate
in any active sense, and the Leader is
authorized to announce that Mr.. Bald
win, also, is not candidate. In Mr..
Kingslou's own Assembly district, and in
his section Of the Congressional district,
the sentiment is said to be divided. The
contest will, therefore eventually narrow
down to q choice between Hon. w. I.
Price and Gen. J. 81. Rusk. Of these
two candidates the Leader boldly declares
its opposition to judge Price, and, as We
lave before stated, iavois the nomination
Of Gen. Rusk.
In Common with large majority OF
Republicans in this county, we believe the
interests Of this portion Of the district
have been neglected. If We are to change
men in nominating the rext Congress
man, let us try change of locality
at the same time. We want man more
intimately connected with the upper part
Of the district-a man who bv long resi-
dence here has acquired knowledge
of the wants OF the northwest, and whose
ability will render efficient aid in supply
ing them. Hon. VIM. 7. Price is pre-
scented as candidate By his many friends,
and if tie Republicans of st. CIoix Val
ley are alive to their duty their delegates
will go into convention a unit in favor of
bis nomination. Gen. Rusk may be the
right sort Of a man for In Crosse and
for that reason, If no ether, the Leader
ought TO support him, but to the people
in this Valley, we are satisfied Mr.. Price
will be more acceptable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
SzsghfEu Smashed.

Last Thursday as C. o. Cone was com
ing to town with several of his neighbors,
a PORTION Of the harness broke and the
horses took fright and attemp. to run
away. The wagon was upset aud badly
wrecked but none of the parties were
more than slightly injured. Let it be
distinctly understood that they were com
ing to town, therefore the accident could
have been the result of Influences and as.
soeiations met with in cities.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
DrOaCased.

DrOaC7sed.
While Charles Clark and Herman
Wetheru, two young lads, were bathing
iu the river at Diamond Bluff, last Satur-
day, Charley got into deep water and
was drowned. Tho river was dragged
and every effort made to find the body,
but without success. The deceased was
promising boy about eleven years old.
This sad accident has brought upon bis
parents an affii'tion almost too heavy to
he borne, and their grief is well nigh in
cousolable.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21

COUNCIL RooM, July l9. 1870.
Council met, Mayor Bailey in chair.
Aldermen Richert, Simons, Hayiland,
McGray and Nichols present.
Minutes read and approved. All bills
presented were referred to auditing com.
mittee. Report of Police Justice and
accompanying receipt for sl6.5O paid
City Treasurer. On motion it was &C.
cepted.
Moved by Alderman Simons, that the
regular meetings of the Common Coun.
ell shall be on The first Monday of each
and every month. Carried.
An ordinance restraining and taxing
dogs, was passed by the following vote !:
dyes. Simons, Reichert, McGray, Hav-
iland. Nays. Nichols.
An ordinance to license common
shoWmen and shows &C., passed by an
unanimous vote.
On motion Council adjourned.
NJ. t. DILL. CITY Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
Post Offices Refused.

A circular from the Post Office De
,partment states that tho Postmaster Gen
eral is constrained to decide against the
application for post Office at Salem
Center and Lost Creek, in Pierce county,
because tho proposed offices will not be
on any mail route now in operation. The
Department, as a rule, declines locating
post offices within short distances of each
other, or at points not directly on mail
routes. We had supposed that both OF
the above Offices were upon regularly eS.
tabIished mail routes, but from the above
decision it seems that su-h is not the
fact.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21
Local Brcrifies.


Cooler as we go to press.
Our readers will find tho Journal
sold lightning" this week.
Tho wheat shipments Of the past
week, at this point, amount to 1865
bushels. III
III. B. Warner, Of Ellsworth, was
in town Monday looking up matters per
tanning to the new Court House.
The Minneapolis Boat Club having
been exeursiOning up the St. Croix,
passed this city on their return trip, last
Monday.
All OF our citizens owning CANNES
should read the ordinance passed by the
Council which we publish to day. It's
"money or their lives"
Miller d Rcdmon are preparing for
storing tho incoming grain They ale
raising their warehouse another story,
and making other improvements.
Superintendent Smith has been
making the schools Of the county an off
cisl visit during the past three weeks. -
We expect be will report progress soon.
Several Of The farmers in this section
commenced harvesting their whea: las!
Tuesday. The yield will be an average
one. Tho harvest begins three weeks
earlier this year than last. a'.'.-@.
Last Tuesday, Mr.. Henry Bracken,
of Big River showed us head of wheat
in the midst of which had grown two
perfect formed kernels Of oats. A Gu.
rious freak OF nature, certainly.
A pleasant affair was tho Baptist
sociable Mt the residence of Rev. Mr.
Bunker, on Tuesday evening. The uext
of tbs series will be held al L. D. New
ellis on the evening Of August I'd, 1870
Rev. ]. NJ. Pryse, Presbyterian
preached very able sermon at the Con,
gregat:onal church last Sabbath evening
on tie occasion Of the Union Meeting. His
text was from John, vi: 6s, go. Rev
Mr.. Bunker. Baptist, will deliver tho next
one in the course, on Sabbath evening
August Ia, Mt the Presbyterian church.
Hot! oh, piping hot Land one wbolc
week of unparalleled fervidness. We
hereby offer for the benefit of our patrons,
our old wallet and all is ontents, as q
premium for yarn or narrative that wall
"chil ones heart and SNAKE the blood
run cold" We want one that will jus,
raise the "goose pimples' good.
The iron work for the Court House
is to be furnished by firm in Indianap
oils, and should have been deliv cred hero
by the 9th. inst, but, ut this writing
they have not arrived. We are told that
work can proceed no further upon the
building till the iron fixtures are received
Supervisor McMurphey sent telegram
to Indianapolis last Saturday inquiring
whether the iron work had been toward
ed. ard if so, whenl The reply received
was "Yes, Saturday" The material is,
therefore, on the way, and will probably
be here sometime this week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21

DARING ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.-Last
night about 9 o'clock, at the corner OF
Main and First streets, occurred one OF
the most daring attempts at highway rob.
berry ever known in this vicinity. The
facts are these: Mr.. A. McMurphy arriv-
eG on the Sucker State late last night,
and as he stood on the levee seeing 10 his
trunks a man come up and spoke, telling
hin to look out for those hotel porters,
as they would impose on him. Mr.. Nc
Murphey paid no attention 20 him, and
taking his sa;chel, walked on UP the street
on his way 10 the Julien House. When
about half way between the levee and-de
pct the Same man came up and passed
on fast walk, and at tho first corner,
taking the opposite side Of the street,
which he kept until the corner Of First
and Main, when he crossed over, and
coming in front of Mr.. McMurphey caught
him by the throat and collar, saying,
You son of a b-h. your money or III
kill you" Mr.. McMurphey grapIed him,
and though al elderly man, succeeded in
falling on top Of the would be robber.-
He then shouted murder as loud rs he
could, and soon officer Kelly was on the
spot. and took the assailaDt in charge
He gave his name as Owen Donahue,
and said he had lived in Dubuque 81
years. He was tried this morning before
Justice futile. aud in default of 81 coo
bail he was committed 10 jsil 10 await the
action of the Grand Jury.-Dubuqae
Evening Telegraph l4tt inst.
A letter from Mr.. McMurphey to bis
brother, G. w. McMurphey, Esq, Of
Clifton, says that the above statements,
though mainly true, arenot entirely cor
rect. The rascal threw him, but Mr.. Nc
Murphey succeeded in getting on top of
the robber and held him down till the
policeman arrived. Mr.. NJ, states that
he for the first time found another mans
whiskers of service to him, and that a
good grip on the chin saved his money
and perhaps bis life.
Mr.. McMurphey leftihis city last week
Tuesday, for Iowa, and from the above
it seems that he met with warm recep-
ton on his arrival. Mister O'Donahue
walked up the wrong passenger that time.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-21

The Star and Times commenced last
week to dish out its 'ssoit sawder" to
River Falls. 1t is almost time for The
Hudson politicians to come out and talk
railroad" a little. Say, Hold, can't
you run the West Wisconsin around that
way till after Convention? 1t will be
so handy for the delegates, you know.