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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
ARRE vIATIOHs.


jeff Davis 10 at Memphis. living on
the South Csrolins Insurance Company,
which pays him 5000 q year for the
use Of his name as President, with liitIo
or no duty to pNrf"rm.
The action Of tbs House on the
West Point outrage provides TOR the ex
pulsion Of the Presidents son, the Ad
jutaut Generals son, and step >on Of the
late Admiral Dahlgren. who are admitted
to have been the ringleaders in driving
away three other csdets
"A cockney travelling in Florida says
hat .thess blarsted Yankees cawn't
bevsn speak Henglish. you know. 'Ete
ha Massachusetts man - Boston. hi think
was talking about crocidIes; . said
they were lively bug and smell 'orri
bly, loud.'"
Wisconsin has an average length Of
about 260 miles. breadth els miles, and
an area Of $4,000 square miles. Dc
Quoting from this the surface occupied by
lakes, rivers, &c. and there remains So,
924 square miles, or 34,5ll,o 900 acres of
land.
The reports that have boen ia ciicula
ton to the eff,ct that the two packet
coml,anies-" White collar aud North
ern lines-are To wsge war on each 9th
er the coming season, is denisd By the
ST Louis papers. Ii j, claimed that the
rival companies are too sharp to adopt
such n snicidsl policy. We think they
are too.
The Fl lison Democrat ia rapidly at
tanning lofty altitude rs n religious pub
lica,ion. II il condur:eI on n hr, al
guage. liberal plan, 'llscu.si z both sides
of important theological subject, an |
Contains each week ~ large number of
religious Contributions. Ii also has n
secuar department Bro. jones' paper
should lac IN every christian family-wIih
democratic proclIy!lIes.
Gen J.B. Masuredor. the distinguished
rebel COMMANDER. lately died in very re
duced circumstances mt Houston, Texas
A bill has passed the United States
Senate providing for celebrating the hun
,lreih anniversary of American lu'lepen.
dence at Philadelphia.
The new appoTtionment OF senate and
assembly districts by the legislature will
not affect the 2Sih senator in! district in
any respect, it remaining the same as
heretofore.
Congress has at last been luced "a
appropriate 81. 900 for Winnie Resm. ia
addition To The original $4,000. for hes
Lucoln statue. All. well she Is y WON.
an. and "you know how it is yourself
The hn.r.l &c J;..vtu,~ of the Northern
Line Packer Company he'd meeting
recently, and among other business trans
acted, made the following appointment
of u!ficers on the boats of the line for III,
ensuing year:
Lake Sunerior-J Worden, captain
flanagan. w " Phelps. clerks.
Rel Wing-V p Hight, captain; S
GrrnnelI, I + Jones. clerks.
MInneapoIis-D G. Smmi,. captain; w
w VandS ks. A Jones clerks
Duhuque-r b Hill, captain, c l
Carroll. Z Gregg, clerks.
Minnesota e Smith. captain; D
V Dawley. Ii e Taiu.n. clerks.
Mu>catine-M Green. captain: Z Lee
Brady. L Wells. CLERKS.
Sucker Sia,e--J Wool. captain; AZ 3
Pierce. J X johnson. clerks.
3avenpnrt-B A Cougar. captain; A
Havln, Geo. Dnige. clerks.
Rock Island-J W Campbell. captain
e Z Mather. clerk.
New BnsInn-Rott Melville, captain
L Parkhur>l. clerk.
Savannah-M A Cox. captain; A in
cobs, Jr, clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
A CARD.

4 CLERGYNA while residing in South Americs
~ a. missionary. discovered 9 SAFE and i'm. lie
reied the of nervous weakness EARL itecaN
diseases Ut the urinary AMI seminal organs, and he
whole In If disorders brought on by bsneful and
Wei us hsbits. Gfeat numbers have been cured ~
this noble remedy. Prompted by desire TO benefit
the afflicted and unfortunate wilsend the recipe for
pre pairing and u.ingthis medicine, in ssealsd enre
one TO any one " DO nee. sit ,yREE oycHARGE.
Address, k.. JOSEPH 7. INMAN.
A.t Station Bible Honss. City
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

The Coal Famine in New York and
the Eat generally, is terrible. The
price Is HOW so high - to make fire To
the poor AN unatia Unable luxUTv. Thirty
cents bucket. equal to s2s per ton.
causes great suffering. Thousands are
laid To be- freezing. And the worst as
pect Of the case IL the fact tina; this scar
CITY aud suffering has been cnnssd by
the cupidiry Of the owners of the coal
mines. who. having large amounts of
coal on hard refused the miners proper
wages. and thus stopped work at the
mines. i"ised tie price o: coal, and are
thus making prineeIy fortunes out Of the
miseries OF their fellow creatures.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

On the 22i ult.. tie House of Repro
sen,atives passed the Southern Pacific
Iaad grant bill. This WAS done with the
aid of the supp' rters Of The 81. Croix
bard grant, with the understanding that
the southern members should vote for
our bill when il is again brought up.
This hrightens somewhat the prospects
Of the ST. Croix bill. and if those south
ern fellows do "a it is said they have
agreed to. we may yet be able 10 ehrou'
-sls ahs renewal of sstSasd graO,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

Resolsed 6y the Senate, the Assesnbis concur
ring. That the foregoing amendment to the
constitution be and the same 10 hereby
agreed TO by this legislature.
The passage Of this amendment viii
cut off large mass Of local legislation
which can just As well be done BY the
County boards Of Supervisors and at much
ess expense.
ANOTHER RAILROAD.
Mr.. Powell will soon Introduce bill
to charter railroad from Prescott via
River Falls to some point on the West
Wisconsin Railway. Ii is true the char
ter won't build the road but it is equally
true that we can have no road without
first getting charter. Though not
available just at present, the time may
Come when n charter of this kind. like
Mrs. ToeJles doorplate, "will be handy
10 have IN the house."
PERSONAL.
Messrs. John Comstock, NJ. A Fulton.
NJ Herrick, o. F. Jones. Hold Taylor.
Judge Weiherby. J. q. Spooner, IL. A.
Wilson, all Of Hudson, are here How
is that for lobby! Many Of them leave
for home to day.
-Weaiher warm and sp'ingliks -
Snow nearly all gone.
The legislature by resolution have
decided To receive no new BUSINESS after
he 27ih inst. A final adjournment IA
lo,ked for about The 18th of March,
The sooner the better. F.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01
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MICROSCOPE

l. an optic Al wonder reveals the thousands OF
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MAY Iifpa
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

The new apporiionment Of senate and
assembly districts by the legislature will
not affect the 2Sth senator in! district in
any respect, it remaining the same a
heretefOre.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

A bill has passed the United States
Senate providing for celebrating the hun
drelh anniversary of American lu'lepen.
dence at Philadelphia.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

Gen J.B. Masuredor. the distinguished
rebel commander lately died in very re
duced circumstances nj Houston, Texas.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-01

Congress has at last been ind to
appropriate $5. 900 for Winnie Resm. in
addition to The original Sic, 900. for her
Liucoln statue. All. well she Is woin-
an. and "you know how it is yourself
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

"The higgers won't work" has become
n chronic complaint at the South, but the
TACT remains to be accounted for that the
cotton crop Of 1870 proves to be one Of the
largest crops ever raised in the South
and that crop is made and nearly all mar.
keted. Who didit? The Ku.Klux, per
haps! A Louisville paper thinks differ
entity, and says so with q flatiootedness
quite refreshing, as follows:
The general complaint all over the
South is that the negroes are idle and can
not be made to work. The direst calam.
tiles to the growing crops were predicted,
owing 10 the lack Of labor and the inca.
pacty Of the negroes, Yet it appears
that the crop OF the present year, at least
since September, which opens the cotton
year technically, is the largest Of any since
1860. ToprOduce this result somebody
must have done the work. 1t ia quite
possible that the white men have contrib.
uted their share to this result. If so,
much has been gained for the South; for
certain 1t is that the whites did not form
erly raise crops equal to that of the pres
ent year, and II they have been
taught to labor with their own
hands inCalculAble good has been done
TO the country. lfthis supposition, how.
ever, is not the correct one, then the ideas
about the incapacity Of colored laborers
10 produce fine crops Is evidently falla.
ciOus. and had as well be al once aban.
doned. The cotton year begins in Sep
TENDER, and thereceipts for the six months
Of the current year indicate that the crop
Of 1870 viii reach 4,200, 700 bales, against
3,1l4,G00 bales OF the preceding year. The
highest crop Of cotton ever produced in
the United States was in $4,000, when il
amounted TO 4,6I5, 200 bales. The aver
age crop from 1850 TO 1850 was 5000, 900
bales. Still, this docs net cover the whole
ground Of the labor question. While the
cotton crop Is unusually large, breadstufs
and provisions, which heretofore have
been had only by purchase, have now
been produced ON the soil. Neither the
tobacco crop nor the sugar crop has suffer
I'd loss because Of any change In tho char.
scter OF the labor, tree TO work or be Idle
as it Is, for each Is in excess ofvhat It was
whenslayeS existed. This onlygocslo prove
what has been contended 6y the Igisest
and most impartial judges Of political
economy, that Intelligent labor will double
and, perhaps, treble values and quantities
produced by labor which is enforced.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

THE PITTsBURGH, WHEELING & REN.
TucKY RAILROAD. The attention Of
Wheeling and Ohio county readers is d.
rected to o communication in this paper
explaining the present status OF the Pitts
burgh, Wheeling & Kentucky Railroad
Company, the act authorizing Ohio coun-
ty to subscribe to it, and stating with ex.
actness the proposition that has been
made to this county by the President Of
the Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & St. Louis
Railroad Company. The Board Of Super
visors viii meet tomorrow to receive for
malIy and consider this proposition, and
TO determine whether or not they viii
submit the question Of subscription &c
the voters Of the county on the eth.
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"BnorHER sMrn, what dos this

"BRorHER SMITH, what does this
meant"
"What does what meany
Bringing a Niger TO this church"
"The pew Is my OWE"
"Your ownl Is that any reason why
you should insult the whole congrega-
"But he is intelligent and well edu.
SWho cares for that? He is a niger"
"Buthe Is q friend Of mine"
"What OF that? Must you therefore
insult the whole congregation :n
"But he Is q Christian, and belongs to
the same denomination"
What do I care for that: Let him 20
and worship with his fellow niggers.n
But he Is worth five million dollars"
said the merchant. ~
Worth whatP
Five million dollars"
Worth five million dollars! Jesusa.
lem! Worth FIVE millions! Brother
Smith, introduce me"
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The Narrowsst Gauge Yet for a Rail.
road,

A new style OF railways will shortly
come before the public in England under
the title of the PCuniGr system. A single
row Of piles carries a continuous grinder
on which the train runs, tue carriages
hanging down on each side to within n
short distance of the ground. The car.
riages arc SO arranged that inequality Of
weight on one side TO tic extent Of q ion
will not Affect the action. Tho small
quantity Of land required, cheapness oil
construction md speed, are advantages
claimed for Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

THE extraordinary weather phenomena
Of the last week are something previously
unknown in the Northern half Of the
United States at this time Of the year.
On the Atlantic coast from Maine to
Washington the Thermometer has ranged
at from slightly to eighty.fve degrees-a
regular June temperature-and the high
winds which have prevailed would have
been appropriate a month ago. That
there IS some general elemental disturb
anoe at present, which as yet Is not ex-
planned, hut furnishes material for scien.
the Investigation, is apparent from the
daily reparts Of the weather. In the West
there has been apparently d moving sue.
cession Of Tremendous wind storms, prin-
cipslly Affecting Missouri, KarSas, Iowa,
Nebraska and Wisconsin, blow ing down
buildings with almost the terrible Strength
Of a tropical hurricane. On Monday these
tornadoes were very severe In Wisconsin,
Iowa and Minnesota.
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Suspension of n Louisville Savings
Rank,

From the Courler,Journal Of Wednesday.
An official announcement of the di.
rectors of the Central Savings Bank in
our advertising columns this morning
will astonish the public. In consequence
Of the discovery by the new board Of di.
rectors of irregularities and deficiencies
in the amounts Of the cashier, Mr. z. c.
Rogers, that person was removed, and a
partial investigation Of the accounts leads
to the impression that, while sufficient
means Will be LETT 70 pay all depositors,
u large portion Of the stock OF the bank
will DO absorbed. Under the circum.
stances the directors have felt 1t their duty
to suspend operations, ascertain accurate.
" the condition Of affairs, and then de.
termlne US to their future course. 1t Is
understood that the bank holds consid.
cradle amount Of the paper Of the whole
sale liquor house Of Heath, Smith & Co.,
a laige portion OF which is in overdrawn
and certified checks, and that the EN-.
barrassments were largely occasioned by
the irregular dealings with tho cashier Of
that house, all Of which was unknown 10
the president and boarl OF directors.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

THE BLACK-NEcKAIG TRrAL.-Else
where may be found the second days
proceedings in the BLAcK-MCKArG homi'
eide trial at Frederick, Nd. The trial
promises 10 be one OF universal interest
though the witnesses are so numerous
that the interest Is likely to flag before
the testimony IS all in. There are seven
ty.five witnesses for the State and eighty
for the defence, though many arc report
ed non ct.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

.T AUGHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teething, Soitens the gums,
AllAyB the pain, reduces inflammation, controls the
bowels, curing summer complaint, dysenteTy,
DIAnhea.
Children ola delicate constitution, arc apt to
suffer more than the robast, beeause dentitiOn Is
protIaeted and early cutting OF the teeth moro to
be feared than late. Much IL 70 be Apprehended
from loOseuefs OF the bowels, that u Of an ex.
cessiVe character. Moderate lOoseness oiten re-
moves more dangerous affections, but when Il
becomes excessive, attended with vomiting and
great prOstratiOn, then II should DO kept IL con.
trol, and for this purpose we remark, that the
Infant Cordial Is particularly adapted, and when
used will set with the most happy eject.
Mothers will And It very valuable. The child
will 'be relieved, get into q gentle sleep, and
wake up cheerful, happy and feeling comfortable.
We guarantee each bottle, and Will refund the
price Of every bottle not doing a. We represent
Price IS cents per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
LAUGHL1E BROTHERS & CO., Props
apo Wheeling, W. Va.
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DUFF GREEY.-A letter to the Cincin'
natl Commercial has the following allusion
TO Duff Green, notable man in his day:
AT Dalton, Ga, lives an almost forgotten
octogenarian, Dull Green. He is the edi'
tor who did more to elect. Jackson, and
afterward more to thwart him, than any
mau Of his time"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

A VERY touching affair occurred in
Memphis hotel tho other dsy-the resto.
ration TO jeff Davis Of his brigadiers
commission, received from President Polk
in ls47, and not lost till IS years after
wards, though he had lost the loyalty that
gained 1t some years sooner. There was
sentimental gathering Of the Southern
elite in that hotel parlor, and gush or
two over the lost cause.
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ITO ARMS! ToARMs!

Against what" aIIES the reader, Why, against
the POIsoNs, vile, maddouing, and deadly, ad'
Vcrtiscd as superior to all Hair Dyes. But, on
second thought, the call ITO aFmsr' iS unneees.
slry. The wrstehsd trash iI already being driven
ont Of the market It has received the coup d.
grace from
Cristadoro's Excelsior Hair Dye.
The popularity OF this tIme-tried article In
ereaIeS every hour. Everybody Is talking Of the
natural shades" It Imparts, and there Is no con
eeivlble reason why It should not be used, being
las Professor Chiffon states in his eVrtiheatel
PERTE0TLI HAANLzsS. Asa dressing after dye
ing, use
CRGsTADoRo's HAIR PREsERyATvE.
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Uncle SAINTS Fnrm.

In spite Of the Immense grants TO rail
roads, the United States is sill the great,
est land owner in the world, and is liter
ally rich enough 10 give lis all a farm
East Of the Mississippi there are still
about 10000 acres of public lands moi
disposed Of, chiefly in Iowa, Wisconsin,
Minnesota and Michigan; aud West oil
that rivor-not including our Alaskan
purchase-there arc J,742, SOC acres, dis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

"PA," said a little friend of ours, what.
the use of giving cur little pigs so much
milk' They make hogs OF themselves
Pa walked away.
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ALADY, in reply to some Guests who
praised the mutton on the table, said;
"Oh yes, my husband always buys the
best; he is great epiCac,"
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The Nebraska lSdteman says about
two millions OF wild geese may be seen
any day at the mouth Of Salt Creek,
where Il empties into the Platte,
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MARRIED.

GANS-QUARAIBR-o lon Thursday, April 10,
1871, BY Rev. ]. NoA1tt, at the residence OF the
brides mother, Nj. q. G. CANS, or Junction City,
Kansas, and Miss NARY r. QuARRIEB.
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AND ALLEYS.

EM0VAL.-I DESIRE TO M
LII FORM my friends and the pablo gsps,,,
ly that l have removed my stock Of Rope's TVJ.a
Betting, &C, TO the new building erected an n.
ruins Of my old stand, Nos. IS and q VIZ, ~
street, where ! VIII be pleased to receive i5sIr
ton to business 10 deserve their psroniSv .'''H'
APPS CHAS. II. BERRY
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MO I'll G E.-THE WHEELING
In Savings Institution having, by De- q,
Trust dated the 18th Of February. ISL. aDd Sor
OF record In the Recorders Office OF tbis CONT
conveyed 70 me all Its property, real and pei,os.
oil, stocks, claims and demands, whether n
bond, note, bill Of exchange, account or olhst.
wise, IN trustto secure al debts and llibIliF.
Of the aid Wheeling Savings institution, tqIIj.
ly and without preference to any one Or mon Of
them over the others:
Notice is hereby given TO all persons lbd,b,.l
to the said Institution that the amounts Of lhsi
ed !; and 10 oil persons having claims Is,l5,l
said Institution 10 present the same for idlV,
ment without delay at the office or Monroe slfrrt
lately occupied by 1t, which will be open iof tb,
purpose every day, Sundays excepted, until i1I
thefnottce, from ten TO twelve o clockAM
feb28 Y Y gH DANIEL LAMB, Trustee,
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Il scHEHCEs SIMPLE TREAT
hlEMI

and awaited themselves Of his wonderful efiea.
Cl0us medicines they would not have fallen.
Dr.. Sehenck has, In his own case, proved that
wherever sufficient vitality remains, that VI
tally, by his medicines and his directions for
their use, Is qulekened into healthful vlgor.
In this statement there 10 nothing presump-
tlous. TO the faith Of tho invalid e made no
representation that Il not thousand times sub.
stantlated by living and visible works, The
theory Of the cure by DR.. Schenck's medicines
Is as simple aSit Is unialllng Its philosophy re.
QuirGs no argument. II ssOll.aSsuring, ssli'con'
Tinelng,
The Sei,wccd Tonic aud Mandrake Pills are
the arst two weapons with which the citadel Of
the mAlAdy ID As6Alled TWo-thlrds OF the cases
Of consumption originate In dyspepsia and a
iunCtlonAly dlSordered liver. With this eOndl.
ton tho bronchial tubes "sympathlEOn with the
stomach They respond to the morbid action
Of the liver. Here, then, comes the eliminating
ING HymntOmR of
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-14

NOTICE.
LIN SUPEBytsoRS OF THE COUNTY or OH,,
81 CLERKS OFFICE, April 8, ISL
AspeciAl meeting OF the Board OF sups,v,,,,,
Of Ohio county will be held at the Cont HoS.'
Of said county on Saturday next, TIE Ish IN
Rt 10 O'Clock, AN. '''''
ap1OdGW '75 JAMES P. ROGERS Cl.,t
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tributed as follows :

This would give a nice little farm Of
over twenty acres to every man, woman
and child in tho country.