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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
LAMENTATIONS.

Lent began this year on Washington's
birthday. aud will end on Tire anniversa
~ Of Lees surrender. - e
Tue Alma cypress las improved
immensely under the arrangement Of
Messrs. Hummer & D'Groff.
The first child born in Greeley, Col
orsdo, has been properly christened
Horace Greeley" AMI presented copy
Of what Know About Farming"
"A railroad thirty inches in width,
will be constructed between Greeuville,
Tenn. anil the Green County Iron
Works, ten miles distant.
--Seuator Brownlow scarcely able to
step or to speak. is the most regular Of
all the Senators in attendance ut the cap
itol.
1t will bring home TO our readers
the murderous extent and horrors of the
war when it is announced that the Prus-
sian government has ordered supply
of 100000 wooden legs.
There were | ls serious steam boil
er explosions in the United States during
the year 1870, which resulted in the
death Of 326 persons, and the wounding
of 227 others. This makes a very SAL
aud very criminal aggregate record.
"A lady teacher in a public school
IL stately has laid aside Ler feruls
and adopted the more pleasant method
of kissing her pupils into obedience
The larger boys are particularly unruly
and rsqu ire daily correction.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

The Southern Pacific r. R. bill which
recently passed congress provides for a
line from FL Paso, Texas, to San Diego,
on the Pacific coast in California. with
branches to New Orleans and San Fran.
cisco, and grants about sixteen millions
Of acres of the public land grant given
nv the state of Texas to the road. There
is no moneyed subsidy. The road IS re
quired to be built of American iron.--
The land grant is about 10000, 900 acres
LEES than the original Senate bill prOvi-
ded.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

There is prevalent belief that Gen.
Schenck will shortly resign the anibasss
dorship 10 Great Britain. and enter upon
bis duties a. chief attorney to the North.
ern Pacific Railroad Company, worth
$4,000 per annum.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
Please take Notice.

WISHING To GO OUT OF TRADE
ON ACCOUNT OF POOR HEALTH:
1 OFFER MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
GOODS TIC ANY ONE THAT WISHES
TO GO INTO TRADE. ON REASON.
ABLE TERMS, AND AT A REASON
ABLE PRICE.
AND UNTIL ACCOMPLISH A
SALE OF MY GOODS. 1 OFFER LIB
ERAL DISCOUNT TO ALL MY OLD
CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS THAT
PURCHASE OF Me HEREAFTER FOR
CASH. UNTIL CLOSED OUT.
Dry Goods at Bargains.
Clothing &C.
Hats and Gaps
Boots and shoes g
CrOckery "
Groceries sc
Also a lot of Horse BIanke Is
and Bed Blankets at bargains
Genuine Mink Furs, S25 TO
S35 per Set. Water Mink sc.
All Wool Carpets'at bar
gains.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
MY STOCK OF GOODS.
l.. ID. Newell L..
PREscorT. Jan. S, 1870. 80
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

The agricultural journals all over the
country are at present debating the ques-
ton " How manure should be applied"
We are not much of an agricuIturali:t;
but. as far as our knowledge Of the best
application Of manure extends. we think
every man in northern Wisconsin should
fill very old aud large stocking full of
il. andapply it violently to the mouth of
Mr.. Congressman Knott. of Kentucky
the vulgar willing and lying knave who
made himself SO Officious in opposing the
the St. Croi1 aud superior land grant,
GGlss;ns Journal
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

The following is the way The New Or
leans Times goes for" the Louisiana
Legislature on the occasion of its recent
adjournment sine die. The writer is evil
IDENTITY one of the regular old fashioned
fire-eaters whose wordness is ouly equal
ed by bis impulence, and who can eat
bis weight in wildcats at any time:"
A HAPPY RADIANCE. The body
which has been 81 gagged IN this city for
sixty days, at an expense of a million of
@oilars, IN The business of selling votes
aud acts to rings of jpbbers and specula
tors, terminated It's existence last night.
It's career will be without parallel in the
history of civilized Communities, for pub
Inc flagi,ious, shameless venality, corrup
ton, fraud and treachery. No den of
forty thieves for the forcasils of a piratical
vessel ever enclosed more Vicious and
dangerous elements than the Mechanics
Hall on Dryades street has sheltered
during these two months. Scarcely
measure of any necessity 10 the State, or
proposition looking 10 the general welfare.
the god government of the people, the
tightening their burdens, increasing the
the resources and improving the credit Of
the State, has received the slightest at
tention.
But we have little fear that even this
long suffering community will endure the
unmeasuraLIe audacity and dishonesty of
such legislation. There are already, rot
murmurs. but open declaration by the
honest of our citizens of their purpose to
resist and repudiate the fiagranlly cor
rupt. dishonest, and mucous ltaiional acts
of the assembIage which has just closed
its famous session. Thus will the III
gotten plumber and spoi!s of the yaDdaI
hordes be converted into ashes in their
hands. They will be hoisted with their
own petnrd. The enginery they have
conlrived to torture and crush this people
will be employed for their own punish
ment and destruction. A kind Provi
dence hasten the happy contamination
and rescue our State from the foul cru
brace of the most pestiIent brood of vam-
pires that ever settled upon an unfortun-
ate community.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
PRESENTATION.

One of the pleasant incidents Of the ses-
sion was thu presentation of an elegau t
gold watch to Sam. Fifield the popular
Sergeant-at arms of the assembly, by the
employees Of his department. Sam did the
"white thing" by instituting an oyster
supper at the St. Nicholas for the enter,
taininent of the boys" which was a
success 10 every particular. II is but
just to say that his administration this
winter has been in every way creditable
to him and be will leave the capital with
the well known injunction given to the
good and faithful servant" F.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
OBJ prtstotty
WEDNESDAY. MARCH Is. 1871.

The House Of Representatives have
resolved to adjourn to-day wednesday,
We think the Senate did not Concur in
the resolution however.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
Judicial Election Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the Judicial eles-
IN ton to be held in the several towns wards and
election precincts in the state Of Wisconsin, the
first Tuesday being the fourth of April next the
following officers are TO be elected.
An Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court, to nH
the vacancy for the residue OF the unexpred tenn Of
Office to which Byron Paine deceased was elected on
the 18th day of APRIL 1868, and which term will en-.
pire on the thirty first day Of May next;
An Associate Justice of the Supreme Court for the
tenn of office commanding on the first day of June
next place of the Associate Justice of the Supreme
Court who SHAH Be elected to I'LL the aforesaid vacan
Judge of the Circuit Court Of the First Judicial
Circuit, comprising the counties of Kenosha Racine
and Walworth to fill vacancy for the residue Of thu
unsxpired term Of Office to which William P Lyon
resigned. was elected on the fourth day Of Artrti
1862 which term will expire the thirty-6rst cay
Judge of the Circuit Court of the said First Ju-
dicial Circuit for the term Of Office commencing ON
the FIRST day Of January 1874 in place Of the Circuit
Judge who shall be elected to fill the aforesaid va
cancy
Judge of the CircuitfCourt of the Tenth Judicial
Circuit, comprising theiE counties OF Brown. Door;
for the residue of the unexpired term of Office to
which g. W. Washburn, resigned was elected on tn
second day of April, 1851, which term will expire on
the thirty-frst day December, 1873.
Given under hand, and the great seal OF the state
T. s. of Wisconsin, at the Capitol in Madison, thls
Ii. BREEsE.
- Secretary Of State.
SHERIFF's OYYIcR
Prescott, Pierce Co. Mar. 1, 1871.
To the Town Clerks of the several towns Of Pierce
County, and the Aldermen of the city of rescott.
In pursuance of the foregoing notice from the See.
rotary Of State notice is hereby given 10 the qualified
electors Of the several towns and wards of the
ty If Pierce, that election will he held in said
county Tuesday, the fourth day of April next fer
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court &c the
residue of tn unexpired term Of Office to which BY
ION Paine, deceased was elected on the 7th day Of
April, 1858, and which term will expire the 3lst
day of May next;
Also Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
for the term Of Office commencing tho 6st day
Of June next.
4o-4w. 2. BURNETT, shsri6.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

Senator Howe, Of this STATE, introduced
bill in congress on the 18Th, providing
for grant of lands 10 aid in building
q railroad from the ST. Croix river to
Lake Superior. Also one granting lands
TO the Green Bay and Lake Pepiu road.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
sEMI-LOCAL ITEMS.

LONG PILKs. Frank Clarke has re
certify bargained for 800 long piles 40
aud 45 feet for the railroad bridge at
this place. They are to be cut Mt some
point on the st. Paul d Superior K. R..
and delivered here bv June |. The
1000 piles already delivered here are
from 25 TO 50 feet in length.
VIM Fern of Hammond, has black
eve and a swollen head. resulting rom a
blow from pitchfork in the hand Of
Mr.. EgbQrt. son of Ferns wife. Ru-
NOR says that Fern exhibited a revolver
during the muss.
Laler-Dr. Johnson reports a four
inch longitudinal fracture of Ferns crani
um. Criminal proceedings hnve been
instituted against Egbert. = Hud'OnDem
ocrdt.
We are informed by D. W. Tru;x that
J l.. A mstrong. dealer in agricultural
implements in Lake CITY, has recently
failed in business. and that George p D..
Smith, formerly of Prescott, was dan
gerously stabbed by boarder on Wed
nesday.- Hastings Gazette.
TIE RIvER.-The mild spring wealth
er, aided by the warm south winds of
the the past few days. is having very
preceptble effect in weakening the ice in
the river. By actual measurement, ten
inches melted away in three DAYS last
week. And it was reported at dark last
night that break from shore to shore
had taken place near Pigs Eye. We
cannot vouch for the truth Of this, but
we do know that bets were made yester-
day that boat would be through the
Lake on or before the 25th inst. Tbn
may be over snnguine. bu. teIegrnphic
dispatch from Burlington Iowa, aunoun
ces clear river at that point, with a
boat passed up for Rock Island. The
records give three boats through the
Lake to this point in March. viz: tie
steamer Lynx, in ls46. on the 3lst; the
Gray Eagle, in 1858. on the 25th---the
earliest on record-and the Milwaukee
on the 28th. in 1860.
Should the anIicipations of those bet
ting on boat by the 25lh be realized,
| and present indications strongly favor
such result, the winter of 1901
will mark the shortest ice embargo on
the upper Mississippi ever known.-St.
Paul Pioneer, 7th inst.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

CHARAcTER.-It is not always in the
most distinguished exploits that mems
virtues or vices may be diseerned; but
frequently an action of small note, a
short saying. or a jest, distinguishes a
persons real character more than fields
Of carnage, or the greatest battles.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

Rumors have been afJat in this Sec
ton to the effect that the Hastings & Da
kols r. R. Company had abandoned the
further building of that road. Notwith
standing the absurdiiy of this report it
has been credited hy good many. We
now learn from the Hastings papers that
the company, instead of suspending, is
advertising to receive proposals for gra
ding twenty miles of road, from the
present terminus beyond Fairfield to the
village of Carver.
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EoRrY-sEcoND. CONGRESS,
The senafe.


Term Expires Term exu,rss
Alabama. Missouri.
George = Spencer 1873 Frank Blair, Jrs. 1873
Geo G0idfhwaites. 1871 Carl SchurZ 1878
Arkansas. - Nebraska.
Benjamln Rice. 1873 Thomas w Tiptcn 1878
Powell Clayton. -lS7zIP Hitchcock. 1871
taillornla 10 Nevada.
Cornelius Cole .....1812 James w 1873
Eugene Cassery*.. 1875 VIM NJ Stewart .isy5
Connecticut. New Hampshire
VIM Buckingham 1875 Aaron II cragin. .iS57
Thomas K Bayard* 1875 John Stocktons 1871
4 Salisbury .......lSI1 Frelinghuyssn.lS77
Thomas Osborn. 1873 Roscoe Conklinp 1873
Abijah Gilbert. -.lS75 Reuben Il Fenton. 1876
Georgia. North Carolina
Joshua Hill 1878 John Pool ... 1873
Foster Blodgett :. 1877 lZebulon b yances .1STT
Lyman Trumbull. 1878 John Sherman 1878
John Logan. ,loit Allel Thurman. 1875
Indiana. Oregon.
Oliver Morton. 1913 Henry W Corbett =. 1878
Daniel ID Pratt. 1875 James X KeIleys. 1877
Iowa. PennsyIyania
James Harlan 1913 Simon Cameron 1878
George !; Wright. 1877 Jim Scott .....l 1875
Kansas. Rhode Island.
Samuel C Pomeroy. 1S73 VIM Snrague.l 1875
Alex. Caldwell -. 1877 HenEy b Anthony 1877
Kentucky. South Carolina
Garrett Davis ISI3 Frederick Sawyer.Is
John w Stevenson iThos j Robertson 1877
Louisiana. - Tennessee.
VIM Pitt Re logg. 1S75iWm G BruwnIow 1875
j Rodman West ..1S77 Henry Cooper* 1871
Maine: Texas.
Hannibal Hamln. ..1ST5J w FLANAGAN 1875
Lot NJ Morr .,1S17+M c Hamilton l.o--
Maryland. 80. tJos. j Reynolds ~"
George Vickerss 1873 vo-u,.
VIM II Hamilton$ 1873 StImOr' To-.
chorIao : r,,nsr 1s-5 George Edmunds. 1875
Henry Wilson 1877 virginia.
Michigan; John Lewis. -. 1878
Zachariah handler. 1875 .1s7T
Thos. w Ferry 1877 ~. 1,;a;t
Minnesota. 9a' '"si"~'
Alexander Ramsey 1875 Arthur Bore man 1873
William Window 1877 Ii q Davis" =. 1877
Mississippi. Wisconsin.
Adelbsrt Ames. .1S15 Timothy y Howe Isis
James L Alcorn LIST Matt. IL Carpe inter-. 1915
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

The Mississippi Legislature, will on
the 18th inst. proceed to al election of
United States Senator, vice Alc0rn, res
igned. The late Senator Revels is a
candidate for re elec!ion, aud other names
mentioned are those of George G. Nc
Kee, now Representative in Congress.
and General West. President of the
Mississippi Central railroad.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

III AS repaired and fitted up the old Dill grocery
i store on Broad street and now keeps con-
stantly on hand the best quality of Wines Liquors
Cigars. &c. have also fine billiard table. Come
and see me. 22tf
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

There have been introduced into the
Wisconsin assembly 735 bills, and in the
senate, 200; making total of 1852,
the largest number reached in the Wis
eonsin legislature. Besides thes', there
were introduced into the assembly, 100
memorials, 80 resolutions, IA memorials
TO congress, and % joint resolutions.
Very careful arrnngemeniss are be-
ing made for taking the census in Great
Britain. The time fixed is midnight OF
Sunday. April 2. The first census ia
ken in that country WAS in 1901. when
the population numbered 6,3O2. 40
1t is now expected to exceed $1,000, OO0.
This census will be the seventh.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
ANNA DICKINSON.

Lectures, theatres, and the like serve
to relieve the mouotony of the Capital.
Col. Calkins delivered very interesting
lecture at the City Hall last Tuesday
evening. Last evening the celebrated
female Anna Dickinson held forth at the
Opera House. Her subject was Joan
Of -Arc." anticipated a capital trea
and, doubtless, would not have been dis
appointed but for the unfortunate circum
stance Of the illness of the lecturer which
which prevented her from finishing her
discourse. What ] heard was good and
that's all.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15
Pi.rce county,. under lhe Dian Proposed

Pierce county. Under the plan proposed
by this local taxation scheme the West
Wisconsin would not aid our people to
pay their taxes one single penny. ST..
CIoix or any other county through
which the road runs could assess The
property Of the road nnd receive the
benefit Of the taxes paid by the compa-
ny. The unjustuess of such measure
is at once apparent. The assembly so
viewed the question and the result was
the ind. finita postponement of the bill
by-ayes 90, noes %.
JUSTICE FEES.
Numerous petitions have been placed
before the legislature coming FROM all
parts Of the state, praying for an increase
of Justice fees. Several bills have been
introduced embodying the changes asked
for. but the Judiciary committee of eth
er house have slaughtered them without
mercy. The only increase of fees
made are in the following cases:
For administering any oath to wit
ness, 10 cents. For administering all
other oaths and certifying to the same,
25 cents. For every adjournment, 25
cents. For taking dispositions IL cents
per folio, and 81 90 for each half day
occupied. For taxing cost, 25 cents.
With these exceptions the fee bill
stands unchanged. la the above cases
the fees have on the average, been doub
led as everyone interested will readily CD
serve.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-15

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those of democratic members.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
REAL ESTATE. !
NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, June 10. 1871

.l .sl NEW YORK, Tuesday, June 19 1871.
The legal sales announced for to-day at the
Exchange all adjourned and public transactions
took place Messrs. johnson Miller took large num-
Der Of persons to Rutherfud Park to attend the sae held
by them there full report Of which will appear to-mor
row. At private sale business Is less active and until
the line OF the viaduot Railroad is definitely located
great hestancy will naturally be shown by buyers, as
they will not TO purchase property that may be
taken for the road Holders OF property the upper
part of the island and also those in lower Wesehester
asking advance last years prices and the re-
ported sales show marked improvement In prices.
The property corner OF Broad and Campsts., Newark
having a fronting OF 60 feet Broadst has been pur
chased by ex-sherf Reynolds for $4,000 lot on New
ark-ave Will0w-s, Hoboken 75xl00 has been sold
for $4,000 At Westwood about rs acres OF Capt. West
ervets has been sold for $4,000 At LOug Branch
plot OF $50 acres OF land with frontage OF q
miles and upon Pleasure Bay Of II miles, has just been
sold for 100000 The purchasers will at commence
the erection of cottages
Muller, wilkins 4 Co. will sell ON Thursday, by order
of the Supreme Court under direction OF Nathaniel Jar
Wis jr referee very valuable plot Of land on the east
ery side of st. Ncholasave and westerly side OF Ninth
and public drives and the sOuthery side OF One
hundredandffty ifth-st The property Ia very desir
ably located and is worthy the inspection of real estate
purchasers.
Isaac HONG has sold the entire block bounded by the
Sixthaye. Boulevard, One hundred and twentieth-st,
Onehundred- -and-twenty rst-et., and New-aye. west
(fronting Mount Morris-squarel, for $175OO0.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-14
PASSENG Frs 1RRTVFD.

PROM SAvANNAH-In steamship Magnolia Jane 3-H. Hsrlcge
Kane Jos Mansfield J. c. Penderca g. A. Hudson. B. r. Nc
10Y John A. LOWS p J. Goung G. MarshaL John sullivan
keney G. c HarWick N. s Dexter VIM. Small. Mr McNeigh
MIS- Moveigh Alex Irving, A. MeCsbe Whit W NJ. David
,sh T. 2nenan g. Ybsrus Geo Tcomb, K w Wilson J. NJ
Ners T. NJ Cornell H. r. Dumas Kelsey r. Feuchwanger
ana ca Miss Berthe, Hasley LADY W. Bsluck H.
ts ~ Suhne, C. Shesron Mrs J. a. Miss smith Elliott
ard eden Mrs child Cbevale
- hur and sdy H. Wemoe and LADY Lawrence Miss A.
fahey Mr. Fairbanks Mr. r. r. Richards A. Barron
heear p CREWS Aag Kubs A. D. Pennings
Scott A. Bertimer Buchanan Huntley miss A. a. Snow
Miss Lorg Mr Huney Mr.. Eastman Henry Mitchell r. A.
Hernandez Mr Gaens Thos HAg lady Mrs A. W. Esuck n
hcAur and p
FROM LfyRRP0OI-IF steamship France June l2-Mr G. M
Ecke Miss w Nckef Mr. and Mira Carch and two children
Hr and Ms Robertson Mr. and
ohilen MI And Mrs Shovel and children
Jackson MI AMI Mrs Geo Fegg Mrs three CHILDREN
ana Ms jules Grouveler, Miss McCullock Miss j.
Eytee Misses and Anderson M H. fIumphres Miss Marhs
Hane7 Charles A. Prentice w Moore j. Sanders John Sham
\ Jeuk william Y Haseken. Eugene Chauye r. Ponce II H
Barme Bnoh Barrier ccnehas Lucas A. Manu. G. Bradshaw
j Pckford Rev John SarT.
PROM LyBRP0olIn steamship Colorado June l2B Partridge
Red Mr. Mclaughlin, Miss 0Connor C. Lever, A. Mack
Mek MACK Tucker Mr. and Mr j. B. Curly, and 5T7 in
FROM HAMBURG-In steamship TaurngA June ls-sch. Won
RenSer Rensselaer, and T. Mngon Mr. aud
child and Miss Searle. Mrs Mrs
Butler F Parker f Hdreth Mrs Butler and children
John Burnett children and servant; Bile
Ksmmerher Anda Paul Govo Rasmussen Major g. Won Blueher
Aunstrp T. Schenng.