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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
LATEST QUOTATIONS. OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
IN CHARLESTON, 5. C.,
Corrected Weekly by A. c. KAUFMAN, BIO
ker, No. Is Broad Street.
MAY Is, 1870.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

STATE SEcCRlT1Es-Sorth Carolina. old. sSa
-; do new, -aso; do, resist dStpek, cN int
50.
CITY SEcuRlTtEs-Aucusta. Ca. EoHdS "a
s6; Charleston: S. G.. Stoc:: cx q; int. "a %;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, "A IS; Columbia. $. G.,
Bonds, - aI0.
BA1LaoAD BoSps-Bluc Ridge, first mort gage,
S0a-: Charleston and Saw anuah. 70a -: Char
lotte, Columbia ard Augusta, - Sl3; Cheraw
and Darlington, So: Greenvi!le aud Columbia
lst mort, SOa -; do, State guarantee, ga;
northeastern. IS "a; Savannah and Charleston,
lst mort. - go; do. State guarantee. 15a-;
South Carolina, = 4 7e; do, 10; Spartanburg and
Union, "A 60.
RAILROAD STocKS-Charlotte. Columbia AND
Augusta, - 50: Grcenville and Columbia: z
Northeastern. 9; Savannah and Charles.
| ton. - 35: South Carolina, whole shares, -
| IS: do, half shares, - q.
EXCHANGE. &c-New York Sight: j.! OF par
, Gold, ll3 lis; Silver, 105 a los.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

Half dozen bottles of DR.. TUFTS Sarsapa.
rilla and Queens Delight will cralica,e all
impure and poisonous matter from tile sys-
ten, I'm.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

"Bank OF Charleston. .....................-a -
sBank of Newbcrry. .......................-a a
Bank of Camden. ......... ............5oa ! -
Bank OF trcOrGctOWD ..-...........--.... 4 -
Bank of South Carolina. 3a -
Bank Of Chester. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5a-
Bank ct Hamburg. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. D -
Bank OF State Of $. C.. prior TO 1851 Us -
Ra=k Of State offs. c., issue 1861 and 1862 30 -
.Plantcrs' and Mechanics B'k ofCh rles:on-a -
'People'S Bank Of Charleston. n............-a-
'Cnio Bank Of Cbarlesto- 49,. '...-a-
Southwestern Il Bank OF Charleston, DID, -
Southwestern K Bank ofCbarleston, new ! -
State Bank o: Charleston. ................. Ia -
Farmers and Exchange Bk Of Charleston. L &
Exchange Bank Of Columbia. .............- a
Commercial Bank Of Columbia. ........... 4 -
Merchants Bank Of Chcraw. -. ........ 3a -
Planters iau!. ot Fairfield. ............... l -
State OF South Caroinn Ellis I;"ccivab!c par.
City Of Charleston Change Bills. par.
hills marked tins ~ are b:inS rrdrcm:, It
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18


The Sunday School Convention met on
yesterday in Trinity-Methodi>t- Church,
aud is largely attended. 1t isa fine looking
body Earnest, christian rNen, many Of
whom have been for long years engaged in
the Masters service, and whose lore for
children knows no limit; many again who
are but newly engaged in q service so ac>
ceptable, but all, all actuated hy sne impulse,
and that 10 take care Of the lambs Of the
flock, have como here 10 further the interests
of the Sabbath School cause. 1t is certainly
cool to be here. and to take part in it, is 4
high privilege. The Convention is presided
over By DIR. Hicks. and to our mipd he shows
AL the qualities requisite for an acceptable
officer He is emiuca;ly practical and min
.ltc D@u. The proceedings 50 faf have been
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

hills marked tins ~ are b:inS rrdccm:,, 1t
lr Eah Cru, ;cls vi :aciI.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18
Chinese Labor.

Mr.. J. X. Vance. from the Special Com
,nitrce on Chinese Labor, read the follow
ing report:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-05-18

Quite n"n.ber Of the distinguished
Southern Church bodies have wit!in tho
past ten days or 50 assembled III solemn
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FpNFr,y Dec IA colder weather is gratifying 70
indications also point o heavy supplies Of poultry st
decided frncss he dead market OF cattle
III Monday. These today, for W. AeIn
A Co. @ suglter 81 COmmunipaw.
Arrivals 387 COmmunpsw AZ Fortysighhst,
Of the very fne hut the
Christmas lots still Tid5o obtained foI l7a
IS sheep The little advance from Monday.
ComHunpaw Pdoock sold l3s stale Ohio sheep 30 h at
IN gt 6ic and Of fat stock. fed by j. Juyena
Ohio 255 @ dc; % Of l04 tb at 5c and "a
yy fne III ~ Mr. PdcOk expects Of J ID fat heruck
st~sp tO-mOIrOw. - go.
Ki Co. sold car 30 n Ohio sheep At Sc and car 20 ID at DC
eghth-st Elliott sold 10 STATE sheep 5Oi 10, al
SIC - do n Canals 13 10 both 64c % state l 70
o. % Canaas part 20 %, 7c Al do, lO5 10, tic, and 81
Kbv sheep f5 PIG Michigan "a 10, Sic
a. " % H. AZ IS 81 = cst
34l - Commuupaw AZ Weehawken, and
Foe. The hest Of live last evening viz:
Ohio he 38 DO 253 H. 7lc and l29 Of 49, 10, al - 5t
- Dressed brought today 0c for heavy &c for 200 ID
aosu $50 o. down gidl0 for loo down aud lc TOT gi
%. Tue larkeVcIo5es very trm.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
THE STATE OF TRADE,


JoSDoy Dec l243 m-Consos closed at i9r mope' .na
American securities quet, United states nv
bonds 1882 88i 6e Old S8t 61s st enPore S't
quiet Es RAILWAY shares 2O Illinois CehtrAs, lOi AuAn'
Z and Great Western ~
LivEKPooL Dee l23O p m.-CoitOn closed dull hddine Up
dI st Mding Orleans add sales made Of cotton 70
I'VE Al 81 sales to-day 100 for and atou
Ea. g6 per for North Carolina Re6ned Petroleum,
II jdi gallon .,.e-.,,
LoSDOs Dec l2+30 mSngsr eIcited At 46H336 per cVt
Y Dutch Standard the SPOT and a6G2s for do aaoa
k.sned Petroleum eaaer A. 81 al I6i per gallon. -
lZ-nted States bonds lBoZ
HaHBuIG il.-PetrOieum, l3m. l4s.
Dec.I I2--PetrOleum, tbslers % groats
I1SDoN Dec 1330 mCOnso opened al sls for money and
or account securities opened quiet United states
Pys~rnty bonds st 65 s3i 67s COT TenFores 8t Rail
ss Is opened quiet Bue 90 Illinois Central nO Atlantic and
Great Wecera, I1t. e... ~, -, o,t r. 49, A.
FslsTr0ET 13Uut States R'eTwen'y bonds %. for the
ls1s O ll5l --, -, ,,,,n... r..
- a. bidding Orleans 8iGSid Other articles unchanged
Lo~Dov Dee 3-l2SO p mCOnsols money 81 ioI tos se
.tgu American Secues nat rive twenty Vchu VS. o' JOS
&. Stocks fst Ere. 49,. III s..-Na-,
ioND1s bee I-l m-AmericAn securities dul stooks 1e
LvEEPool Dee I3-l:3) m.-Whest al N40!I Tsla io
rfrss White and New Winter receipts OF Wheat a.
ort fr tie pat three DAYS quarters, oil American Corn
b Quarter for New PeAs 396 quarter for Canadian PorE
scl.ainR.
L0SD1S Dec l3-TallOv easier
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
COTTON MARKETS.

WILMINGTON Dec 1-COiton quiet Mding he net receipts
1872 bales; stock, IL III bales ,,,,,.
ORLEAN Dec lCotton weak hut in fsr demand Mldngs
iEc 1870 bales receipts 1866 bales; coss"se
go bales total 05 hsles; eIpOso Crest Britain 2odI bales
the Conneu-2OJ3 bales Bremen 95 bales TO Barcelona k
1853. .l23 bales
SAyANNAH Dee CottOn in fair demsndi good grades
hddlngs lic sales $50 bales net receipts il bales
baleE
CHlRLKsToN Dec iCoiton good demand and sey Mdlngs
la4c sales 800 bales receipts 9l4 bales eIpor-to Great
Britain 23ij bales Continent 56 bales 10 SPAIN coSlse
l2S5 bales: stock. 2S924 bales
BOSTON Dec 4COtion du and heavy Mddngs lc sales 200
stock, $500 bales
GAIyEsToN Dec 4-CoOnNet receipts estimated at 800 bales
stock ~ 666 bales.
MOBILE, Dec f-Cotton quiet Mddngs l4c; sales 800 bales
receipts 81 bales; eNporseolwse ~ bales; stock 81 05
NORFOLK Dec l4-Co0n dull; Low Mddlngs, l4c
bales net receipts o5 bales erporcoastw 516 bales STOCK
Dec lCotton and held higher Mdngs l4
sales bales receipts lOB bales; 2G1 bales;
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

p,-xoy, DEE Con in improved demand; Mddlng Uplsnds
Ca Low M5asg e FG9r an & an 1silsTaS sI go Phne 60
Choice Red ii Gsl Fair 70 Good 81 4OG 81 5S Coumoh
D. Corn trn White active At 7Jc yellow re Jay oIs &C. &C.
80 al saslc Provisions Inactive absence Of orders nomns Tor
oanz Me. PORK al BaoOn-Cles Rib lic Shoulders IJc
PHnAppLPHiA Dec f4-Piour dull; BIa Family 50 1S4so S
Wisconsin and Minnesota s6a 50 80 for Pe9n'{ySnni ~
Is Jsr. Red 81 g Amber 81 i6q 90 Rye une1s1gei
& 'ey q NeS leo~ ga &C. re Va1 s peg I 09i6Ic for fa
good Re6pns Provisions dull Moss Porn sEOd tsO - @u
ToLsDo h-Fiour quiet uiebs6gd whes'atoh Pee
'sd -snahd No ea %abssh M n =; no 2 Ea s ~ i. I
hIsd 49, O. qgs and paeeshged EeSPt'1&o" % s,. sp. ra
5L, Flour 900 bush Wheat 50 90 bush Corn, 100 brh
siLvArsrs Dee a. YOur unchanged whest tII.ti No o.
ed, Nes sbeed 45e Reno TO- BsrsySpnng No e. Ic
| to Toai lSt' . 100 81 sasE wb,st s g5qL &C.
cLEysye Dee aThe.t hssgy Corn s@e,i Ne" slsea' ''
ssy. s. u pss t7SsSI y y % % .Ig,a s, ; - 81 sSs s. Is for
Sb,s 81 iof HsI - IS for Re foG al stS ground
Meat No spring DoHinsl s o. 20 Corr aal ,. s
Es SsrTe nomiusy gOc for Western Barley neglected Pess
list seed dull s5 IS for rmohy CoSst % ~ PoIs
s,gIeeiot and nominAlly s0c. - - ~.
bsrS0iT -Fiou, steady end unchanged Wheat dell EIa
Ssspnls Dee 1~coi.ou du sic receipts 13o b.lss shp
a. Lard qastut f3aIG BuIh Shoulders q Ssi sas'
Cscisrr Dec --CotOn quiet sOd xsE Mddngs lie Rlear
- Gran coll and ubehagsd Meas pof ds shd no1hA 26
- rosp so head Tobacco 10 good demand n p9es
BAH Neat doll and unehAnget Bacon quiet ara va ''hs "
LoCnyLLs Dee G-Tobsceo active sales g. bids at t5dss
o good Lggs % 7Sa-le for 10" 70 aeio@ IA t "
Cotton du N1dlne IJ q1e - 25 Whsst fr@ oihsf
s5s :. Pors sis 2s Ban SHOULDERS 7c Clear RID lois
ssf sag c tsrd-Pdns leaf 70 asree 1e Shoulders
$1,000. Dse 4EIehsngs unchanged FOaoguIg kItrSi 0gt'
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
pROCLAMATION OF sALE Of the TEN.


i AND HBW ORLEANS RAILROAD-Bv the Governor Of the
STATE OF TBXAn the and by the authority OF the state
Teaswheres The railroad company Known that Of & Texas and
EeWOaus osd largely indebted to the school fund Of The state
principal and Of the sges school fund osne 10
Of the Legislature Of August 18Th 1856 entitled
provide Of the special school fuud in the
railroad incorporated by the STATE and the amend
heretOwhich principal aai interest secured By the bonds oi
executed the
said an smeudmens and
railroad company By failure pay the interest and
sinking Of said Indebtedness has complied with its obligations
under 18Th 1856 aud The amendments and
complied the act Of 18th Of August 1870 entitled An
the relief Of railroad indebted to the State for oui
'front.' the special school fund" and o..
failure the Governor Of the State
que the Legislature TO said railroad to he sold IN
satisfaction Of said indebtedness; -, 80,
,sture EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor OF Sd STATE vii on
I'll ESDAY Pebrua A d. l6 10 he soil ne
Railroad and the charter Hght Of sd
omuanv Including the rOsdbed night Of grading bridges IRON
and all the stock subscribed for IN sa
Ompapy d.pO and depot stations and AL the property owned
nv about
one hundred and eight (l03l miles long - ,,
public auction said 18th day February
d. 1871 the Capitol the STATE Austin between The
hours u O'Clock and the sale 10 be TO the hghe h
bidder; pr0rf>d that the Governor reserves The r should
advisable buy said property n for the bnth OF e oo
fund should cash bid he made sufficient TO cover The pncp aal III
terss the school fund. -,,--
In testimony whereof h,ye hereuno signed name and have
can4d Of the State be affixed AZ The Or OF
H. Austin Ills November A. D. 1870 and Of the indie
EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor.
u Wv ryOf~f
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Per North Rirer, Vess,is. and R1trOIds
Dc -s pgs A1es pkgS BeesEAI ll8 bales Broom Corn
4sS hs p, Cotton a. bb Cotton Oil 59J bb Flour 1890
h wheat 35 $50 bush. Oats 1880 bush Malt
~ Beans 29i bush Peas $50 bags Com
sea HO pkgs B. W Four as bb Spirits Tueniine ia bbs
Rosn SO bills Pork pigs Beef Sol pkgs Cut Meats 443
pa, Lard pkg 26 pigs Butter J7 pkgs Cheese bsl
bbs Bsg pEgs Tal0W 2 pkg Dreo Fruit lb2 Dressed Hog
" Ool baes Hops
s Ls,ta 7i5 Hides so bds. Hides "a hbds Tobacco 81
L1 g. Tobacco ss5 pEgs Starch 1925 bags Peanuts half
-rL~a Gr~aew
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

81 sas5 e Wheat snd higher At e oi during
afternoon active 81 O No CornNew firm 4c for No
Oats quiet and steady d3s for No Rye dull 67a6 for
No 2 Barley dull ghwines Is 686o Provisions steady and
fairly active Meas Pork S8a $lB rs Lard lc Dressed Hogs quiet
Live Hoss 5 900 Sc 2S Cattle fairly active and
Corr II 600 bush Oats OO bush Rye 6OOO bush Barley, 1900
Hogs Shipnens-OOO bhs Flour 600 bush Whes 1900 bush
Corn 200 bush Barley, $500 HORS
AIRsyy Dee What eay supply moderate: Amber state and
Western tOas t White state and Western = 45GSl 65 Extra
Amber 45GSl s0 Deb 81 5iG$ 75 Rye in limited demand
annie receipts demand Western MIXED 75dsc Round
yellow 6d7s Barley unhand demand light and market rules in
State, 700BOc owd do 2d.e
Canada Cansds West, including Bay Quinie c ~ W
Nothing Barley Malt City made 49, troWed do -
ard Canada West d. 81 5O9$l iO Oas IN moderate request al '1@
60c for state and Western. .,,
OwEGo Dec H-Plour dul and unchanged; sales n bbs a.
81 - No Spuug ~ Tor Amber Winter 81 80 for White 90 -
Donhe BItra. Wheat du 40 bush No miWsnkee
Club at 81 g. Corn csdv sqles car lots at S2e Oats hel
53c Western. Barley dull 5000 BUSH Prime Canada a. s
and buh Bay Qunte 81 O5 Rye and Peas nominal BUCK
wheat dui 40 bush Old Canada 1T & Corn Ma ~ i9
bolied unhoed 4 Mlfed hner; Shorts Oa ~
Shpsufs $250 hiddlngs, $500 f3 " tun ghSne Sc
Railroad Frghts-Pour Boston 10 NeWYork 5 to Albany
soc Grain and Meed to Boston, 81 so to Newio 80 SO TO
Albany, $5 y tun. -,
ST Louis Dec A-CotOn dull and unchanged Pour-Low grades
wanted Supefue Winter 81 50 - Di Double hi
Winter 30. Family Winter 81 l0d st IS Wheat heavy no
Red Winter 81 25d$l 2s Corn trm for high grades; h5ed
Yellow i5d48ic bulk Oats unchanged Barley dull At soc
Baggur unchanged Provisions POrk-moe dong sales al
Sl3 $l9 Bulk Shoulders, c Clear Rib lOc Car sues i
sold ShOer 9c for Hams &c for Clear SIDES
Clear Rib l3c Clear Sides l4c Lard quiet al he for thoce
Hogs ower sales $50 sc TO- Cattle unclhugeL heospS-f"'
bills Flour. IS. 900 bush. Wheat 1900 Hogs
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
financial.


L IDKDCLAMA IION OF Ine SAlJE OF lHe llOIS-
TON TAP AND BRAZORIA RAILROAD by the Governor Of the
in the and by the authority Of the state Of Iea
The rosd known that Of the Houston Tsp and
Railroad" largely indebted to the School fund Of the state Of
and interest Of the Special school Fund loaned To the
the OF the Legislature Of August 18Th 1856 entitled An
provide for the investment the Special School Fund IN tue boudI
incorporated BY the state and the amendments
principal ni interest secured by The bonds OF said rail
made and executed 10 the state OF IeIA unr SAL "
an amendments; and
Whereas company BY failure paw the interest and
sinking fund Indebtedness has complied with it, obligations
18th 1886 AMI the amendments thereto and hs
not complied with Of 18Th Of August 1870 entitled An Act
railroad indebted to the State for loans from
be- School Fund.- and
Whereas such failure The Governor Of the State
said Of the Legislature said railroad 10 be sold
n ssis Of said Indebtedness;
Now therefore conformity with said acts Of the
}. DAVIS. Of
18th dsy February A d. 1871 20
Ba1ora Railroad and the charter rights oi
company including rOabe nGhi Of grading bridges ron
equipments masonry and s the stock subscribed for said
All the dpt and depot stations and all the property owned
by said company It's busue-sad railroad beng about
t50 ffty miles long .-.,.. .. ,
such take place public auction said l5i fifteenth day
February A. 1871 the door the Capitol the state at Austin
10 and u O'Clock and the sale to be to ne
bidder DrOd>f h0re that the Governor The
should he deem advisable to buy said property for tie benefit
should cash bid be made sufficient 10 the
pnn pal and ne On the School Fund
testimony sgnd sni have caused
sIj the City Of Austin ths
18th November A. 1870 and Of the Independence Of
Texas the thirtg-tfth. EDMUND J. DAVIS Governor
Bv the Governor: JANIS Of State.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
CAUTION-The

DEDMTNSTER BONDS. - CAUTION.-The
I'D public are cuoue sgsn,, any Bonds purpong
behalf Township Of Bedminstr County OF Som
aid the construction OF any railroad as they are Illegal
cnoned By 81 The Chancellor OF NewJer
se will be resisted For inrthe Information inquire
Of The Towpshin q mmiiiee or of JOHN RODMAN
D,cemer ig,O Cross Ioad, N. J.
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
iflarble ano Slate Mantels.

flarble ano Slate Rlantels.
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
IL M,rbeed and Decorits prices from 80 80 al SpEi
Aso slate york p,ioa, plain and Ornamental
PESRHYN SLATE Co., No. 20 West Eishteeaih-.t
Between Ft6 and SSth-ayss.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
w es Table nl Plumbers slabs New Sho"roons
With 6uest assortment Of MANTkLS. Prices reduced. -
A. ELABER. IJi ami lj6 Bast Eighteenth St.. Ne~fork
NSARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
vi and elegant design, from 80 Sls SIS t25o I. B.
STEWART Co. COS shive bet Thirty 18th and Thirty siIihss
~ KLABER & Co, MARBLE WORKS, 223
West Fits bet Broadway and EighhayeMrble Mlbeei
Man Monuments. eaisioues n designs cheapest in city
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
lectures an0 meellngS.

n ,1 oftb. BUILDING PtSD Of the HARLEM UNlNERSAflSr
MISSION will be yea lls Of Oas hgdT sad
fourth Il Anl Thirl-avr., az ljlloas;
THURSDAY. Dec. Is. 1870. lion. ?. I. Balm VI.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. n, l41l. Rev J. H. HA.iLhLl
WEDNESDAY. Jan "a, Rev. Mr. p 4 HANNAtOEN
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 25. Rev 4. 4, BOLLEf fh D.
Rev. L. H. CHAPLIN. ID time TO be- aHnulnc7i
Ltc'urrs ~ ,. m
Coarse Tickets. = single TcA,ts ~ eeutA
obtained the she rTtal lnVtrsh Churches.
an of Shsiuc 26 kOuftAYsi g. 4. Msh On, hoai ranl
tArntyhh. snd Ihaye H. NJ TOavr s5l lhriAyo, as sttbs
Hail. an the TVenina ,oft the
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15
HORSE IND CARRIAGE MARKET.
Ngw-YoRK. Wednesday, Dec. Il, 1877

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Dec. Il. 1870.
We have no change to note in the Horse
M,rket which continues void OF all animation although
prices offer such inducements to buyers that even IN
Guiding the cost of wlnterng the horses TO purchase
fine team at the present low figures might DC CONSIDERED
good investment which Furthermore would aVad 'e ne
ADVANTAGES of having the animals fully acciinlaIeu " y
when their services will be mostly reqiiea
At the NewYork Tattersalls, corner OF thirty ~
and Broadway, Messrs Barker HamiIn he
AT auction of number OF horses, well as
lot Of secondhand wagons harness, Duhal0 IoDoo, @
blankets, etc. The horses knocked down at DuS wv
New-York tribune., 1870-12-15

The carria ge-maker who are only moderately aeSe'
looking forward for the gold weather to set IN per
manenty and increase the demand for closed carriages
and the first frost Il accompanied with heavy snow
fall brisk sleigh trade is hoped for. Prices OF selgh5
will probably be lower than last year, medium Styles
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
.ys,g advertisements.
Take Notice.

Il. ID. NeweIIis 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 n large as
sOrtment of dress goods of
NEST every variety. All are
invited to call and exami ne his
goods before buying elsewhere.
Go 10 Neweli's to buy your
shoes of all kindS-ladies and
childrens wear. Newell is SELL
Ing his syrups an dugars 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, 1870-07-07
Brerifies.

BrecifieS.
The rain last Sunday evening is re-
ported as being of great benefit to the
crops in this county.
The River Falls Brass Band is one
of the best in the Northwest. This
is our verdict.
The waters Of the Mississippi and
st. Croix are getting so low that heavily
loaded boats experience considerable diff
Guilty in avoiding sand bars.
"A goodly company of excursionists
from River Falls went to ST. Paul on
the Fourth, returning the next day.
They had very pleasant time, we learn.
Between Two and three thousand
people it is said were at the camp meet
ing at Red Rock, MINI, last Sunday
Large parties from this place and Hast
ings were in attendance.
"A ccording to the official report of
our census taker, a lady not score Of
miles from Prescott gave in her age at
ihrt' years, who has daughter twenty
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
Singular accident.

A most singular accident occur
red in the town of Clifton last Sunday
afternoon, the result of which was de-
molished buggy, crippled horse, and
injuries more or less severe to three per-
sons. The facts as we learn them are as
follows: Sunday afternoon, quite severe
storm of thunder, wind and rain passed
over Pierce county. Mr.. Bourn with
his sister and Miss Smith were out riding
and when near Mr.. Shaddock's in Clifton,
were overtaken by the tempest, which
struck them with such force as 20 take
The horse off its feet, overthrow
the buggy, and spill the occupants out
promiscuously. The, horse in falling,
broke several of its ribs, and made a
wreck of the buggy. The three persons
were not seriously injured.
Another version of the affair is that
the horse was struck by lightning.
Which if correct we cannot say.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
THe NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL o.


THE NEW ATTORNEY GENERAL on
GRANT AND SEyMuUR.-Ii1u. A. L.
Ackerman, tho new Attorney General,
made q speech in Atlanta, Ga, August
1868. in which be drew this fine parallel |;
NV theme is the Presidential election.
In this two candidates are be6re us, and
TO these our choice is restricted. Gen.
Grant, presented by the republican
party, Mr.. Seymour, presented by the
democratic party. Both, as far as ]
know or believe, are men Of good private
character. Both are gentlemanly in cul-
ture, habits. and education. Moreover,
justice to both requires me TO say that
they are both great men. MIR. Seymour
is great in words; Gen. Grant is great
in deeds. Mr.. Seymour indeed has
shown himself capable of surprising all
men on this continent in speech that
sounds we'll and means little. Gen. Grant
has shown himself capable of surprising
all men on this continent in those deeds
which history glories to record. Mr.. Sey-
nour has shown himself skilful in find
ing fault with an administration that was
taxed to the utmost endurance liz an eff
fort to maintain its charge at critical
hour. Gen. Grant was able to record
these efforts with an energy that crowned
them with success" IL concluding he
sad: Choose ye; Grant is the repre-
sentative of Reason, Seymour is the rep
resentative of Passion" -----
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-07-07
File Your. Certificate.

According to law passed by the leg
islature last winter, any person practicing
medicine in any of its departments, arc
obliged to file in the Office of the Regis
ter of Deeds certain evidence of their
having attended or graduated at some
medical school or college. All who
have not already done SO should attend
to it at once, or some i'll disposed per-
son may make them trouble. The fol-
lowing is the third section of the law,
and states what is fully required:
"SEcrIoN 8. Any person practicing
medicine 10 any of its departments, or
prescribing medicine or medicines, or
performing surgical operations within the
State of Wisconsin, shall be required on
or before the first day of July, 1870. to
record in the office of Register of Deeds
in the county of which he resides or
keeps his Office, sworn copy of the di
ploma or certificate of som school or
college of medicine that he has gradua-
ted at such school, or sworn copy of a
certificate of qualification from some in
corporated State medical society, and
the failure to file sworn copy of such
diploma or certificate rs above provided
shall be prinaa .facie evidence that he
has not attended or graduated at any
school of medicine. or received certifi
cate of qualification from any incorpor.
atei State medical society, and subject
him upon conviction to fine or imprison
merit a provided for in section two OF
th;s act"