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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
supre nae Court Decisions.

Three cases from this county which
we're appealed from the Circuit 10 the Su
preme Court, and were there argued in
the January Term. have been decided.
The syllsbi of the decisions are as follows:
Dudley rs. Ross. Judgment reversed with
costs and ueRire de moro awarded.-WhiIe
j. Button. attys for plaintiff Wise Il Hough
and Wilson, Clinton Mathew, atiys for
defendant.
School District No. vs. Ly ford Judg-
ment affirmed with casts.-Whtc Il Button,
aitys for plaintiff. Wise & HOugh, attys for
defendant.
Barclay vs.. Yeomans Order reversed
with costs and cause rerBanded, &c.-W hite
and F.. Ives, attys for plaintiff. E. Il. Ives
and Wilson Clinton, attys for defendant.
The frat case is the well known tax
ease in which our citizens have taken a
deep interest. 1t will be remembered
that Mr.. Ross. as city treasurer, levied
upon goods belonging to Mr.. Dudley to
satisfy Tux standing against him which
he had refused TO pay on the ground, we
believe, that the tax and proceedings were
illegal. Mr.. Dudley broaght an action
against Mr. Ross and replevined the
gooLs. Mr.. Ross justified his taking of
the property, as city treasurer. The &C
ton was brought to trial in the circuit
court. Defendants counsel made mo
ton to dismiss the case on the ground
that it appeared the property was taken
for tax. This motion was granted, and
an order entered accordingly, from which
order tue plaintiff appealed to the gu
prems Court. The case was argued at
the January tsrm by able counsel on both
aides, and the decision rendered by the
Court reversed the case with costs aud
ordered new trial.
There nre three more cases of the
same nature, brought by other parties,
which are stipulated to abide the re,ull
Of the case.
The second case has been dragging
slowly through the courts for years.
The circuit court awarded judgment
against Mr.. ford of about $500, We
believe. Mr.. Lyford appealed to the
Supreme Court and the judgment was
affirmed with costs which puts an end to
further legal proceedings.
With the points At issue in the last
named case we are not familiar. The
syllabus above gwen will convey all nee
essary information TO the parties inplica.
ted and it is of 40 special interest to any
one else.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
PRESCOTT JOURNAL
VOLUME xya

This week the JouRSAL enters upon
The fifteenth year of it's existence Birth
day presents are in order and will &c for
the next twelve months Terms, two al
mighty dollars a year. in advance. AMI
no questions askei. job work done
chsaply. neatly, aud ills patchly for cash
". Advertisements solicited with unus-
IN! ar,lor.
Debtors junne1 and creditors dodgel
with a CELEBRITY acquired 10y long practice
and much experience.
Politically. the "fsmily paper" is
some Grant and Sunni err Ga the San
Domingo question it is sound MS oak.
For unfortunate France" its heart is
moved with pity, aud, with Theirs, prays
for peace in the name of the Republic
Theol"gcaIly, it believes in the ;mmor
ta'hy Of the soul, or wo.ds TO that effect
Il. trust, 10 a great extent, is put in the
people of Pierce county as will be seen
BY reference 10 our list Of delinquent
subscribers.
Call aud see Us
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
Railroad Charter.
Call aud see Us.

We prirt this week the full text Of the
act Incorporating Tie Prescott, River
Falls and Northern Railroad Company
1t speaks for itself, and we shall maze no
comment upon it this time. Every man
interested should read it carefully and
become conversant with its provisions.
Special attention should be given to those
sections providing way for towns to take
stock in the company. By cnseful per-
usNl ii will be seen that every safeguard
ha, been adopted 10 give the towns vot
ing to aid the road tue most ample and
complete protection.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19

This beard shall meet ut New York
within six moslhs after the adjourn nent
of the other commission, and shall take
testimony nj length and decide rs to facts.
amounts due. etc. This provision is ev
identity intended 10 cover doubtful cases
with reference TO wLich the other commits
sion may not have time TO take the neces-
sary testimony.
Article Eight-The last article relates
to expenses Of the board named, and is
similar TO article sixth in all essential
points.
Such. il is said, i. the basis of agree
ment the High Commission has come to
for settlement of The Alabama claims.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19

The removal of Cyrus Aldrich, post
master at Minneapolis. and the appoint.
ment OF DR.. HeiIh in his stead; the Gus
ting of Capt. Abe Virgin, postmaster at
Red Wing, and The appointment of c.
C. Webster to that position, have excited
the indignation of the citizens of those
localities to a very high pitch. No
change was expected. much less desired,
by either community, and the summary
manner in which the removals were eff
fCeted was publicly criticised by promi-
nent citizens in the seyerost terms.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19

GENERAL LAWS With this issue we
publish the general laws of 1871, in sup
pIement. In this form they are much
more convenient for reference, and more
easils preserved. than when published IN
instaIlmenls and continued for several
weeks. The supplement- contains all the
laws of a general nature passed last win
ter. Preserve il for reference.
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( Pierce County Court--ln Probate.
In the matter of the estate of N. N. Powell.

FtSICe Sounty CouFr--In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of N. N. Powell,
deceased
nN reading and filing the petition of Joel
~ Foster. of the town of River Falls. in
said county. representing among othe, things
that on the first day of Nav, 1861. the sa;d
deceased and Thomas B. Cornish made and
entered Into contract in writing under seal,
TO convey TO Thomas B. Cornish or his as
signs, the premises known and described as
follows, to-wit: Commencing one rod north
OF The mouth Lake Spring Branch on the east
line OF Fosters reserve: thence east five rods.
thence In nOrtheasteFly direction to the
Dehd IN The creek thence down the Kinnic-
KinhIc 10 FOSTERS reserve thence south to-
place OF beginning in Pierce county.
Aud The said petition further shows that
on The 10Th day OF January, 1871. the said
/ hOmas b. Cornish. for and in consideration
OF The sum OF six hundred dollars to him
paid by the said petitioner, said Cornish sold
all his right. title and interes: in and to said
above DESCRIBED premises TO said petitioner.
anu duly assigned the said contract and de-
IlVered The sum TO him. and claiming that he
lhe SAID petitioner, is entitled to conveyance
OF said premises according tn the terms of
SAID &C ntract ; and PRAYING that L. N Pow.
ell and Martha A. Powell. administrators of
sand estate. be authorized aad directed by
decree ut This Court to make and execute a
Conveyance of said premises to him. the petit
TONER
IL is ordered that said petition be heard
before the Judge of this Court on the 9th day
ct May. 1871. at one o'clock P. N. at his Of
fice in The city of Prescott.
And II is further ordered that notice thsre-
OF I've pu 1lishetl four weeks successfully prior
to SAID day OF hearing in the Prescott Jour-
nal; newspaper published AZ Prescott in
| said county.
Dated Nav 9thA 1911.
52-4 WIN. HOWES. County Judge.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
Farm For Sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale a farm
Il known as the "Durgin farm" situated in
the town OF Clifton. Pierce county. There
are sixty acres,-twt nty acres timber and
forty under cultivation-well fenced-good
house, excellent well of pure water. This
farm viii he sold very cheap for cash. For
further particulars apply to the owner in per-
son at his residence near the month of Big
River. or by mail at Diamond Bluff. Wis.
lam 4. b. JONES.
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Prescott, River Falls and
Northern Railway.

Notice is hereby given, that the commits
sioners named IN an act entitled 50 An act to
incorporate the Prescott. River Falls and
Northern Railroad Company" will meet at
the Bracket HoSue, in the village of River
Falls, on
Saturday, May II, 1871,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to open books and receive
subscriptions to the capital stock of said cor
poration. and 10 transact such other business
as they are required and authorized to do by
virtue of said act.
j. S. WHITE,
G. B. cox.
G. d. PARKER.
]. NJ. BAILEY,
A MORSE.
o. S. POWELL,
Commissioners.
Dated. April 7. 1871.
from the Cincinnati Commercial
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19

Brigham Young was born in Ohio
about tia year lsoo. He was elected
President Of the Twelve Apostles" of
the Mormons in 1914, as the successor
10 Joe Smith. If the report Of his death
Be correct he will leave a numerCu' fam
fly end many discon.oIsts widows.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
Death of an old resident OF wisconsin.

By a private letter, we learn of the
death, in Dubuque. Iowa. on the Cd ins,.
of Mr.. Benz. +. Woods. Mr.. Woods
was among the early settlers of Potosi,
in this Stale, and one of the first mer
chants in that place. He resided in Po-
tos: TIL 1859, when he removed to Du.
buque. He was esteemed as most ex-
cellent man-highly respected by all who
knew him. In the letter above referred
to, the writer says: ain n word, he was
an honest man." He died of consump
ton. from the effects of which disease be
had been long and patient sufferer
Many residents ir this State will learn OF
the death Of Mr.. Woods with deep regret.
He leaves three chiIdren-two grls and
boy. One son. of bright promise, died
about two weeks before bis father. Mad
ison State Journal.
The above named gentleman WAS
brother in-law to Judge Hough of this
city. having married the Judges sister.
He was one of the prominent men of the
state during its early history. and was at
one time peinhsr of tho legislature.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
A Butclner-ed Song.
Air" Tune the old cep died on.

Attention. all /!
Listen to my call
Beef is high and money is scarce, and you
that We trusted since last fall,
Please stop. aud give me a call.
And settle up your meat bills. one and all ;
For mrst have money to bny beet with
SO that can trust you again next fall.
That's all
A. ROBBINS.
rpscott, A2aii 10. 1871.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
Town Omcers.-.1 s71.

Town Ohicers--.1s71.
The returns TO the county clerks Of
flee give the following town officers elect
ed for the ensuing year:
CLIFTON.
Supervisor-T j Atwater, Chairman, @
Cone. A Hickok.
Clerk john Burnett.
Treasurer-C b Burnett.
Assessor Henry Bascomb.
Jusiices-Wm Finley, VIM Newcomb,
Judkins.
DIAMOND BLUFF.
Supervisors--E Quimby. Chairman, 81
Nero. G NJ Jones.
Clerk-W ID Fisher.
Trcasurer-C III Grant,
AsseSsor-C Il Grant
Justices-S 3 Hardy, A Nero.
COnsiables-E Wiley, c H Grant, A Biais-
dell.
ELLSWORTH.
Supervi.ors--J Mumford, Chairman, ] T
Bowers, Norris Kline.
Clerk-H NJ Preston.
Treasurer-E Davis.
Assessor-D Klimgensnith.
Justices-D Klingensmith. L @ Evenson,
C S Dunbar.
Constables-S d Mason, A westcott,
Throen o Moen.
HARTLASD.
supervisors-J B Cline, Chairman, J s
Beatty. I 5 Gilmore.
Clerk-D w Morgan.
Treasurer Mcdonald.
Asscssor-Thomas Taggcrt.
JusiIce-L l. Lewis.
For dlyislon-S0; against division, "a.
MAIDEN ROCK.
supervisor-J Butcher. Chairman. J A
Rode Hugh Pritchard.
Clerk ID Brown.
Trcasurer-J B Hull.
Assessnr-I w Carpenter.
Justices Butcher, A s Otis, A Green.
G + Madison.
Constahles-l W Carpenter. S o Bolin.
Reuben Warren.
Supervisors-H Halversna. Chairman, o II
Marker. II j Iverson
Cleric g N Heyerdahl.
Treasurer NJ Nidbce.
Assessor-O H SolbLTg.
OAK GROVE
Supervisors-Wm Teare, Chairman, G
Geibler. ID H Baker.
Clerk-Lawrence Seivert
Treasnrer-W l. White.
Assessor-Martin Murphy.
Justces-Fred Meier, l. Seivert, Eli At
water.
Consiable.-John Schooner, J II Beeler
Fred Endorf
RIVER FALLS.
SCpervisors-M d Proctor, Chairman. VIM
TAYLOR, VIM s. Hudson.
Treasurer A Tozer.
Clerk-George Pratt
Assessor-F II Lord.
Justices-Wm Barker, r Wilcox years,
S FarnswO.th wear.
Constables-D ID Proctor. T w Hammond
SALEM.
Supervisors-J H Brasington. Chairman,
Thomas. X Is Van SchoonhoVen.
Clerk-H NJ White
Treasurer-John Foley.
Asses.or-John Foley.
Justiccs-JOhn Hudson, r Davis, j
Palmeter.
TRMBELLE.
Supervisor.-John Whipple, Chairman,
A J Moore, Z Danf rth
Clerk-Darwin w Kline.
Treasucr-John H Mclaughlin.
Assessor-E H Ives
Justices-F Huot. B SpauidiMg, J H
Fuller
Consiables-Darwin Bartlett. III G Carr; G
W Scullens.
TRENTON.
Supervi.ors-E II Boustead, Chairman j
S Gilmore Samuel Irvine.
Clerk-W l. Colyer
Treasurer-H l. Curry.
Asscssor-Jchn Curry.
ROCK ELM.
Supervisors-Wm Slkworth. Chairman,
j o Smith. r Condit.
Clerk Brown.
Treasurer-W Rector.
Assessor-D w Fox
Ell PssA
Supervisors-O p Magse, Chairman, A
Peterson, L 5 Lewis.
Clerk Hurley
Treasurer-Ed WEIGH.
Assessor-G P Walker.
GILMAN.
Supsrvisors-H Bra,lahl. Chairman. N
Chrisopherson. Gulikson.
Clerk-C G Mcintyre.
Trrasurer-J Thompson.
Assessor-B Jensen.
SPRING LAKE,
Supervisors-Wm Greer, Chairman j K
Webb. j Steven
Clerk--T Kelley.
Treasurer-S Saunders.
Assessor-G Lynch.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
River Falls Lime KiIn

II IME constantly on hand-the best IN the
IL North West-every barrel warranted
Alto. Plastering@IIair and Cement. Terms.
cash and no chin music.
5l-Gm S, j. OAKLEY, Proprietor.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
News from our Heighbors.


MIR. Henry Woodruff has become
editor and proprietor of the Saltwater
Messenger, Geo. X. Shaw, retiring.
Mr.. w. was recently city editor of the
81. Paul Press We predict number
one newspaper for Saltwater.
Polk comfy is treating Sam Fitield
to another fat tax list. MAY its shadow
never be less Which remark we apply
to Sam himself though be kicks the beam
at nigh two hundred pounds.
The Press says Pennington 10 the
only town in Polk county whose town
orders are worth ono hundred cents on
the dollar.
The Messenger snys there is great
demand for dwelling houses ia Saltwater.
The Polk County Press details a
severe accident which happened TO Mr..
Henry Cole of ST. Croix Falls. He
was narrowing piece of land, and in
some way the harrow caught upon grub
and he took hold to disentangle it, when
the team started suddenly, letting the
harrow fall, tooth penetrating his foot,
msnging it in horrid maDner>
The Hudson Times says that Mr..
james Hill, of Warren, proposes to put
1900 acres into crops this season. Mr.
Hill himself. superintends 1900 acres.
and the remaining 1000 is in charge of
]. w. Hitchcock, and A. G. Poor.
Mr.. Hill furnishes all the seed. and also
furnishes most Of the teams, farming
implements, DC. He expects to sow
nearly 1000 bushels Of wheat. Mr.. Hill
has purchased aud broken most of this
land. within a very few years.
-.-s>-.-
The railroad meeting at River Falls,
last Thursday, is reported to- ave been
a grand triumph. aud that The people
were enthusiastic in favor Of the move
ment known az the Prescott, River Falls
and Northern Railroad. Speeches were
mads by several gentlemen, and it was
their opinion that the road would be
built. A meeting of The citizens at this
place to see what this section can and
will do, would not be a bad idea The
cause is worthy and the demand is urg
ent. The right Of way and goodwill!
bonds are inducements to c,pits! holders
to take hold and push the enterprise to
completion. Croir Republican.
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Lost.
Land For Sale.

THREE Hundred aud Twenty acres. sit
Il uated about one mile southeast of River
Falls. 1t being the south Is of section 4,
township 81 range 8. for terms address.
FRENCH d RACKLEY
5l-6m Maiden. Ills.
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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 co NTO TRADE. ON REASON
ABLE TERMS, AND AT A REASON
ABLE PRICE.
AND UNTIL ACCOMPLISH A
SALE OF MY GOODS. 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 s.
Hats and Caps g
Boots and shoes Sc
CrOckery -
Groceries sc
Also "a lot of Horse Blankets
and Bed Blankets at bargains
Genuine Mink Furs, $40 to
S35 per Set. Water Mink SO.
ALI Wool Carpets at bar
gains.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE
MY STOCK OF GOODS.
L.. ID. NEWELL.
PRrscorr. Jan. S. 1870. SO
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19

Our old friend Bath, of the Columbus
Democrat, is responsible for the following
Bit Of humor. 1t is eaustic and charac
teristic:
In several villages that we read of
public spirited individuals competing
with each other as to who shall subscribe
for the most copies of their local paper
II would be painful to learn that any
such conspiracy bad been entered into
TO sustain the Democrat. We do know,
however. Of number that are competing
as 10 how long they can take it aud not
pay for it.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-04-19
OFFICIAL JUDICIAL CANVASS.

The following Is the official vote of
Pierce county, polled at the late Judicial
Election:
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Bossicr ParishD.rectory


A. B. Levisee, Judge District Court,
Shreveport. La.
James ). Ashtoa, District Attorney,
Shreveport. ...E.,. ny.
L. w, Baker. Parish Judge, Bellevue.
B. F. O'Neal. Sheriff,
Thos. n. Braden, Clerk Dist Court,
Bellevue, .. ---.'
Holland w. Clarke, Recorder, Belle
Thos. w. Fuller, District Attorney pro
tenn, Bellevue, .- So "a -
James A, Heron, State Tax Collector,
Bellevue. E-s-Els. D..
Samuel NJ Thomas, State Senator
Benton, La. .-
c. 8. A5,ll, Representative, Shrsve-
port.
D. Cady Stanton. Representative.
Shreveport.
". 4. Head, Coroner. BellsYue.E (.
E. K. Moore, Parish Treasurer, Belle
Yue.
j. II. Lotion, Stray Master, Bellevue.
c. MCCleneghan, Pres't. Police Jury,
Bellevue
r. B. Taylor, Clerk P. j., Bellevue.
r. I. Vinson, Police Juror, Ward L,
Shreveport,
j. n. Cooper, Police Juror, Ward 2,
Benton.
J. w. Walker, Police juror, Ward 8,
Red Land.
j. n. Plat, Police Jnror. Ward 4,
FILLMORE,
I. d. Edwards, Police Juror, Ward S,
F.. R. Galloway, Police Juror, Ward 6,
Bellevue.
t. Oakl., Police Juror, Ward z, Belle
vac,
J. H. Marks, Police Juror, Ward 8,
Collinsburg.
I. w. Woodruff. Justice of the Peace,
Ward ?. Benton.
J. ". Walker, D. p. Ward 8. Red
Land.
y. E. M'Carty, Ward 4, Bellevue
Henry EarnacaStle. w ard ), Fillmore.
i Fhos. Appiewhite : 3, Bellevue.
/ T. Oakly. :. :,
j. A More, (" 8, Collins
burt
NJ. E. Hume, Constable. Ward /
j. w. Silnmpns, -
F. Love, = {" :
j. L. BiEgs, +" 4
W. III I'inckard, - :.
j. IL. Smith,
J. B. Baker. :
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Stray Sale.

Fstrayed before j. NJ. Tyra, j. p, on the
u sth day of October, 1870, by Geo. b.
Garrett, and viii be sold at Bellevue, La,
for cash, 10 the highest bidder, on Saturday
the 2eth day of April, 1871, sorrel
Mare MULE, about 5 years old, III hands
high, a scar on her head under left ear, and
branied on left shoulder with Mexican
brand. Appraised at $50
The owner is requested to como forward
prove property, pay charges. etc
J. II. LOTION, Stray Master.
January sS, 1871.