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ARREST THE MURDERER
$500 EReWaP6!:.

a MAN named John Owen, a resident Of Williamson
n County, Tenn, Thursday morning committed al
aud arncous murder upon the body Of Mcsiuh Whitley
citizen OF the Aforesaid county. said about
ola ieer o. 10 inches in height, weghs about 80 pounds
aHc well formed. He quick sp0SyH, dark peXun
and dark h and has heavy beard Its presumed be has
gone tu the direction OF nast Tenness,e Alabama
We viii give the above arrest and delivery
b The sheriff OF Williamson county naT The
any information that will lead 70 The discovery his where
abouts. l. J. v HITLEY.
iune3Ou Z. N. WHITLEY.
g.. g. BRYAN.
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Frederick RIeir

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from RudoIton, Saxony, has L.
u ken office No 10, Front Clark and Of
iers he 10 the citizens Of Vile for the and
cure of Female Complaints of all kinds SCrofula in its
worst forms; Consumption, Rheumatism nd Dropsy His
experience aud practice regard these and similar dis
have heen such 90 enable him guarantee perec
cure 10 Jr,sted or taken la time.
For sale above. very superior article OF stomach
Rtt;ers, of his invention and manufacture, together
vuu ed variety OF other medicines. feb7-Iy
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



TUE Great Central Route connecting the AtsntiocitIes
withWesern, orthwesern, and Southwestern Statei,
By continuous Railway direct THIS read also connects
a. Pittsburg with daily line of Steamers to all ports
khe Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamer to all ports on the Northwestern Lakes; making
the most direct cheapest and reliable route by which
FREIGHT be forwarded to and from the Great West
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg:
FIRST CI4ASS--BOots, Shoes, Dry Goods -, nm
lin boxes,D Furs, Feathers, &o....... wv w.
SECOND CLASS.-BOoks and Stationery,
Dry Goods On bae8,) Hardware, Lea soc per le0b
tt9Ts o-t.-..u-s.. ...s .sss.s'.''
THIRD CLASS-Arvils, Bogging, Bacon, 5Os nsr 1oon
aao Pork IN bulk, Hemp, &c.......
lEOURTH CLASS.-Cefee, Fish, Bacon, "a, nav 7on-s
and Pork fpackedl lard aud Lard Oil, wv POI A''D
Flour-T5 cts per b. uni urJheT notice.
Grnn-85 cts per B lbs Uaiil further notice.
CottOn-$2Per bale OF excss ling 500 lbs. weight until
further notice.
~ II shipping Guojs from any point East of Phila
dephia, be particular 20 marx package g5a Philadelphia
RasLr0Id" All Goods consigned to the Agents Of this
Road Philadelphia Pittsburg will be forwarded with
out detention
FREIsHT AeEETs.-Harris Wormley Co., Memphis,
Teuussses e f. Sass 4 Co., St Louis; J. :. Mitchell
Son Evansville Indiana; Dumesni Bell and Murdock, and
Carter JeWett Louisville, ky.; r. @. Medium, Madison,
indiana; Sprigmsn & Brown and Irwin Co, Cincinnati
y. ". Graham Co, GAINESVILLE Ohio; Leech Co, No
York No William street. and No. BatterA Place, New
York; &. J. Sueeder Phiadelphia NsgrsW Rooms, Bal
timOre; Geo. c FTancscus, Pittsburg.
n. Il. HOUSTON, General kF65gkt AgeHt, PklL1.
Il. J. LOABAEkT, SUP't, Altoona, Pa.
mayl Sly
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NEW ROUTE TO MEMPHIS.

FARE ONLY s12-TEME rHROs 25 HOURS.
FENRAIN run through from Stevenson TO Mem S0T1
II .phis and make close connection with trains
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad at Steven-l@ Es
Through Tickets from Nashville 10 Memphis sold for
Sl2.1inne through IS hours.
NO STAGING.
Passengers should leave Nashville on the O'clock PM,
Train, which arrives at Stevenson at Is A. NJ and con-
meets with Trains for Memphis. No delay except in chang
ing c. j. ANDERSON,
anrila-tf Ticket AGENT
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nTSSOLUTTON.

II he partnership heretofore existing between James
Sloan and Avah Mitchell In the and style Of Sloan
&AcheI is this day dissolved by mutual consent. James
Sloan assuming all liabilities end responsibilities Of the late
firm, paving all debts and receiving all dues from and aeI
his date aud will continue the Marble Business at the old
stand, corner of summer and Spring streets, Nashville.
Nashville, May z, 1857. JAMES SLOAN,
msyS-dH. ALVAH MITCH HILL.
Attest. 4. W, PARRbR.
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MARRIE WORK.

1HR undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
hs late partner 10 the public and hopes he win
lterRlsha Of patronage.
mays-dn A. MITCHELL.
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Great Excitement.

UsT RECBIVED at No. %. Cedar street, over ten thou
sand vols. Books 5000 Novels, 1000 Reams Note Cap
BIZ and Letter paper, 5000 Enveiops.
Among the collection will be found Mrs Caroline Lee
Hentz's Works Mrs SOufhworth Emerson Bennes Chas.
Desln,s. Levers Works WaVerly nov els ali the POets,
Fine Family Bibles.-A Gin accompanying each book.
Among me gifts 70 be given Gold and Silver Wstches,
JeweEy Fancy Goods The Ladies' nvited TO call
and examine the stock.
n. 3. Auction sss every evening. uus9Oi C. FOX.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1857

wit New York and philadelphia
out alteration from 1st june 20
1st OF December, 1851.
FIRST Ciass' per 100 los' 219
Third IS
Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other light
goods rot enumerated, CaTbOys Of Acids, or
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, 40
FIRST CLASS
Piano Poes, Books Stationery Boots Sh Oes, Liquors,
Oils, &c, in bptues CamPhne and Spirits TerPentne in
barrels Carpeng, China Glass and Gss, ware Cigars
cases. Clocks, COnecuOnses Cotton Cards Dry Goods in
Furs, arden Seeds, Lokmg Glasses and Looking Glass
Plates lat owners Oysters and jars, saddery,
Tin and BrIttanle Ware, Teas and Spices.
SECOND CLASS.
Mile Machinery, Foreign Liquors in barrels and pipes
Tobacco Leather in rol and boxes Oils in
and sks CTockey aud Queensware in and casks,
kice, Whiting, Plas er, Sheet Brass and Copper
THIRD CLASS.
Axes shovss Spades, Iron, Zinc and Tin in pigs
Tin Plate Auvs Vice., casks Of Chains and Hoes, Manna
Carriage Springs, and AXe5 Railroad heels and Axles
Chairs and spikes, and Rosin in barrels.
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats Furniture aud Carriages boxed, and other
light articles Eot also CaIboyso Acids other
Chemicals, will be charged at double first class
gr Have every package plainly marked with name Of
this prevents delays and lose insuTes speedy
delivery. -
Goods shipped Savannah, should consigned gent
of Central Raj road, Savannah, and packages marked
Agent c. X. h., yannah. ga
Goods shipped via Charleston shouu consigned to the
Az Of the South Carolina arOad Charleston, and pack
age marked care Agent s. c. K. L. Charleston 5 c.
The through above al expenses from New
YORK 10 Nashvl No commission dTagage wharfage
CHARGED either az Charleston Savannah.
Shippers may rely uniform and prompt delive-
DF both lines. OyeT-c haTges and damages by either
line, viii be adjusted BY the Of The Nashville and
Chattanooga Road.
lost missing goods, will take charge Of any
spOuduCs necessary their recovery
will pay the the expiration Of 80 days aner
tiCs gwen -3H Notices Of lost goods, or Nashville
the Nashville and Chattanooga Road, be ad-
dressed 10 y. ] anderson, SUB't.- .Nashriiic
derCh in New YORK VIII every informg-
tion aud assistance m shipping, y appDI 20 the gent OF
the Charleston line NJ. l9j broadway and the Savannah
Line, 40, - Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
msy2S-u Gtn' Agent.
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Nails

O00O KBGS Shoenbergers Nails;-all sizes.
EUOU 100 kegs Flour Barrel -
100 kegs Fin shing Z"
TOO Fencing
SO " 4, and in Spikes. In store and for sale by
MAY 81. W. h GORDON < co.
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$1,000 REWARDS!

al, OOO ktE w ARD
GOVERNER'S PROCLAMATION.
A NDREW JOHNSON, Governor OF
n the State of Tennessee, to all 64sfESnk1A
who shall see these presents-Greet-S1S@~S99
ing: SSsE4S1os%
WHEREAS, it has been made known to me that certain
FRANCIS H. PUGH charged with having committed foul
and strocious Murder the 5th day Of November 1885,
upon the body Of JEREMIAH p THOMSON late OfOuT County
Of Giles, has fed from justice and running large.
Now, therefore, ANDREW JOHNSON, Governor as
aforesaid Of the power and authority in vested
do hereby offer a Reward OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
to any person who may appTehend the said
FRANCIS H. PUGH and deliver him the Sheriff Tailor
-four county of Giles in order that justice in that behalf
Jay be done and executed.
- In testimony whereof, have hereuntO set
6eaE13sA my hand and caused the Great Seal Of the
rs ~ S State be affixed at Nashville, the second
ks580g% day of March, 1857.
- ANDREW JOHNSON.
BIZ THE GOVERNOR
FIN. W. BURTON, Secretary of State.
DESCRIPTION.
boned feet three inches high, weighs about
hundred aud seveny6ye pounds and thirty three years
age stands erect, shoulders rather thrown back, right
hair, blue eyes swartby eOmplexion-has
his chin, also slight or lump on the upper lip
In addition the above reward offered BY the Gov
ernOT will pay the OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
said Pug apprehension and delivery the proper
hOrities. mar3I-Wtfl J. 7. THOMPSON.
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EETE HAVB now in store the following goods, that
w will sell low for cash TO punctual dealers short
time, to-wit:
so hhds Sugar; $4,000 PeTckssion caps;
go bags Coffee 400 bags assorted Shot;
p bDls crushed sugar. $500 lbs Bar Lead:
90 do powdered 90 IS Eng Soda;
40 half bbs MOasses: 30 bbls soft shelled Aimons;
25 do and bbls Syrup 10 do Pecans and Filberts;
Is kegs Golden Syrup, Is. 100 gross Backing;
LouIs;) lU0 boxes Imperial and Gun
60 cases assorted pickles; power Teas;
IS do Baltimore Oysters; cases Indigo;
% boxes Starch; ] cask Nader;
100 do / and 4 star candles; 100 gross Pipes;
200 do Soap; 100 do Smoking Tobacco
Us do TaoW candles; Is do Macsaboy Snuff;
IS do snuff; bbls EpersOn Salt;
10 bbs AlmOns; Is bags Ginger;
Is do Birthstone; 10 do Spice;
so boxes TOOacco, superaue; 90 do Pepper;
10000 cigars, various brands; 80 bbls Copperas;
IRON, NAILS AND CASTINGS,
$50 tons IrOn all sizes; 300 Iron axles, to
Tanted. inch;
1000 kegs Nails, assorted 3 to 40 boxes Axes;
40; 500 lbs Steel;
so assorted castings 1000 do cast and blister STEEL
LIQUORS.
500 bbls Tennessee and Ohio pipes Cognac Brando;
whisky; 90 casks pure Malaga wine;
IS bbls Amer Brandy: 20 casks Port do
50 do old Rye whisky; 10 bbls Cherrv Brandy;
Is dol Smith rec wh'ky. ) do pure Peach do
% do Amer Gin; 90 Schiedam Schnapps;
so do native sweet Malaga 100 bOs Walkers and Ray
80 do n Z Rum, Bros Ale.
puncheOn pure Hol Gin;
GLASSWARE
8KlO and lOxI2 30 gal and gal botls
Glass; 90 do quart bOt'ls, black
IS boxes l2Xl4 14Xl6 6Xl6 40 do s. land TO the gal
and l6X20; 100 do ASST Tunblers
$50 gross pint 4 pint Fasks; 300 l. and gal dem
90 do quart do 10 do dtcanters;
100 bags assorted cotton yarns.
All the will sell for cash, at corner OF
Broad aud College streets July i McCREA TERRAss
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Central Ohio
AND
Baltimore and Ohio
RAILROADS.
EEE E-Hz 80 9gR 81
y n s. 1f5Jss.A 81
Running TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE % HOURSl
RAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHI

BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY ROUTE BY which through tickets to Wash.
fugt0u can be procured to which point as well as to
Baltimore, is The shortest most direct and in every
ge The most reliable route 1t is the only route bY which
II reach the cities of baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York at the cost Of Ticket New York only thus en-.
aiding business Men and Travellers for pleasure nior-
nation visit iUu~ OF the principal cities the Union
less cost than can be Afforded BY any ether route.
And is the Only route by which Through Tickets
be had 70 Richmond Norfolk Winchester Fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, Charleston, savannah Macon, At
Lanta Augusta, Berkeley Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from NASHVILLE take the Stage Coaches Of
Garter Thomas or steamers on the Cumberland river
10 LoUsvLE connecting there with the United States
Mail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
Raroad TO indianapolis Ind, make direct connection al
Columbus Ohio witt the Central Ohio Railroad 10 Wheel.
ing whence connection with the Baltimore anC Ohio
R6road is made Washington CIIy, Baltimore, Phs-
delphia suG New York
F57- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem.
phis are transferred Cairo the the Illinois
Lsntra Eai.r0ai- IRON thence passing through Terri
Hauts Indianapolis Dayton and AenG 70 Columbus Three
Daily Trains leave Columbus, a. 10 a H., $3.50 r N. and
12P.M.
E Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
the 5al route gdrdug Through Tickets to al the Eastern
Cities the charged by other routes 70 1s
Fvk5L It IL also The Shortest most speedy and dreC
10 all the leading points the East. The distance from
Columbus EauE0rels only $40 miles, being about lee
miles shorter New York than by any other There
ere less changes of by this route, ana consequently
less detention, than by any other.
~ The road rs baasted with broken stone sna is
entirely free from dust
Foriur.heriatorIlatou,P please sPply D. G. RUNsEY
For Through Tickets apply in louisville at the Office Of
fhe T. s Mail steamers OF the Jacksonville Railroad
[ dice Man street. VIM. 5. WOODSIDE,
Master Transportation b. 4 Q. r. r.
JOHN N. SHARP, General Western Agent
June 25
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WUHNHAs
The subscriber has largest and hest
Of MARBLE and MARB LIZ WORK offered the city,
to which he particularly invites the attention Of the public
de prepared 70 execute all Jobs in his line In the best style
OF Inc ART and at short notice. JAMES SLOAN.
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HENRY HART, B. ". MAoRAE, JR. JOHN 8. HART
HART, MACRAE q CO.,
WHOLESALE GR0CERs COMMISSION


HENRY HART, B.. ". MAoRAE, JR. JOHN 8. HART
HART, MACRAE q Co.,
WHOLESALE GR 0CERs COMMIssIoH
MERCHANTS,
Nos and South Market street. Nashville Tenn.
JUST RECEIVED AND NOW IN STORE,
lS5 hhds n. D, Sugar. barrels Jamaica Rum,
80 boxes Havana Sugar, 800 assorted Demohns,
l2a barrels N Y. Crushed2oo packages W. K RaiSins.
IS barrels N. Y. POwdered4OO gross Matches,
Sugar, 200 dozen Painted Buckets
so barrels N Loaf Sugar so nests s. Painted Tubs
200 barrels N. o. Moassss, so boxes Stone Pipes,
(ReT crop,) so boxes Tennessee Axes,
$50 bags Selected Baltimore Superior quality,)
Coffee, 500 kegs White Lead,
600 bags n D. Rio Coffee, loco kegs Nails ASSORTED
80 bags LRguira Coffee, Sizes,)
IS bags Old GOvernment50O gross Backing,
Java Coffee, 100 boxes Palm and German
Is bags Pepper, Soap, -...
20 bags Spice, 10 cases Caroline Rice,
leo casks Super Carbonate so dOZ Zinc Wash Boards
Soda, 500 reams Superior Wrap
40 half chests Imperial ping Paper
Black Ties, 500 NJ 6. D. Caps,
$50 boxes Va. and KY To-lO0 bags Shot,
baccO, 10 kegs bar Lead,
large assortment of cOmiOO barrels Glover Seed,
mon and fine Cigars. so barrels Butter and Sod
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Crackers,
Snuff, $50 bbs Rectded Whisky,
so boxes Smoking Tobacco, Is barrels Old Bourbon
so coils Manila Rope, Whiskey,
so boxes Pearl Starch, Is barrels Monongahes and
25 cases Sardines, Old Rye Whiskey
80 cases Oysters, so barrels Robertson Coun-
so boxes Assorted Pickles, ty Whiskey,
30 boxes Catsup and Pep-l5 barrels Old Lincoln Wbs
per Sauce, key,
% boxes Ass'd Pie Fruits, or. casks Pure French
% cases Brandy Cherries, Brandy,
200 boxes W r. Cheese, 10 Casks Pure Port Wine
so boxes English Dairy 5 casks Pure Malaga do
Cheese, 8 casks Pure sherry do
400 packages Star Candles 5 casks Pure Madeira do
so dc TallOw do 90 bbls. Native Sweet do
25 bags Timothy Seed, 80 bbls. American Brandy
300 boxes ass d. Glass Ware 10 bbls. Apple Brandy,
leo boxes sX10 and 10Xl2 10 bbls. Peach Brandy.
Window Glass,
ian 8 HART MACRAE CO
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F0lBBLS Smiths stock ale.
AOO . y bbls do do do
X ca,bs Younger Pale Ale, pints,
. casks Muer& SONS Pale Ale, pnts On Jugs.)
S3 casks Barclay, Perkins * Co 5 Brown Stout.
$50 cases ChRmpsgps Cider sz-ss
juHeI4 CARTER, Mckay & co,
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Pianos Pianos,

E1auV5 : 15&AVSu
WYE have received Fourteen more new Pr SsEEEzs
w sno-FOrtes from these unrivalled ma u 80
kers, Light, Newton Bradbury and HainesI q q 2
Bros, which makes stock very large and desraabe
We would be pleased to have these instruments exmiu ed
bv ALL whether they desire to purchase not. Every Pr
sold BY shall be warranted to give satisfaction in
every respec feh1O W 4 FREEMAN.
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WE are the Agents Wilson, Waters & Co, White Lead
w Manufacturers, Louisville, KY, and have hand
large stock C all Kegs; vz-25 So 100 and 200 lbs
which we will sell low to the trade.
June "a EWING, MCCRORY & co
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,. III. CURREY,
Funeral Undertaken.
Cash for Land Warrants.

my Office No. e5 Cherry street. in my absence apply
"A toA. B. SHANKLAED.
tune Sc fsbI4-Iy J. G. FELLOWS.
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Scotch 4 Irish Whisky.

DIRECT I'M PORTATION.
TUST received shipment Ofseveal punchsOns and kegs
q of this article direct from Belfast, Ireland IL
will be found far superior any offered TO this market
B. L.. SIMPSON,
march4 AZ Public Square
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SCALESI SCALES!I SCALESH!
FULL Stock Of Fairbank celebrated Scales-DoTmant,
II Platform, GrOcers, Counter and Beams:
Also Hay and Coal Scales. In and for sale at Faco
~ prices, by W H. GORDON d co.
u Sole AGENTS Middle Iennessee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02
MI A II R 1 E ID.

At River Falls, Sept. lst, by the Rev. w.
R. Stephens Mr.. SYLvENUs E. WHITEHEAD,
and Miss MARf>S. BRowsEIL, ell of River
Falls. -~sS So ---<.-.s-- GEEK s
with this notice we received acholc we'd
ding cake, 1t is said of maiden, :" he who
giveth her in marriage doeth well, !" and we say
size who made this cake done well.
Our married friends have our warmest con-
CANCELLATIONS, and the hope that Providence NAV
deal as bountifully with them as they have
with the printer.l
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RE- We have heard that Solomon

re- We have heard that Solomon s
emple grew up as silently SIS grows the
crest tree, no noise of the hammer was
beard, but the nicely fitted blocks took
heir places in the noble structure like SEN
.ent beings, 1t is different with Mr..
Cox's Mil. The workmen who are rails
ng it to day make good deal ofracket,
Baswa are glal to hear such MOSS, 1t does
bot disturb Us in the least. As we look
Ppon the busy scene we think of Virg4's
description Of the building of Carthage
anl say with him, "Opus ferveat." The
sTork giows.
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AZ Last evening young gentleman
ame into our office aud very grayely in
Iuired; "Why is the Rev. Albert Barnes
Ike an English whites" We unused a
moment and then asked if it could be be-
ause he was ono of the commentators
common 'taters.l He nodded. We ad-
Use that young gentleman TO offer his ser
ices TO the n. Y. Pc. We don't feel
DE to employ such genius
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ng The weather is very hot again
1 friend lust came into the office to
lorrow DR.. Kane's Arctic Explorations
Bald he wanted to look at the iee-bergs.
Pictures of ice bergs are no reliefto U.s.
Today their very existence seems to US
% impossibiIity-a myth.
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Last Thursday was blessed day for
fhe JOURNAL corps. Early in the forenoon
Pin. WARREE Knowles walked boldly
lnto the office and deposited a watermelon
tnthe table. Again in the early part of
the evening VIC heard light footsteps in
fhe hall and rap-rap-rapping at the
floor. We shouted, "Come in" and look
11ng up from our paper saw two young
ladles one bearing large watermelon
PM the other mush-melon ofequal size.
What we said and they said we viii not
ell, but after their departure a room-full
y our friends gathered together and after
Some preliminary remarks the melons
we're ''hid." One fellow remarked that
= was happy to see that the melons like
I iles skirts, were great in circumference.
ne was 8ilenced. The fruit was from
Y. CALVE RANDALr's garden. Speaking
melons, We say to our friends, troll
u up, tumble 'em up, any way to get
pm up" Ito the JOURNAL OFF1cE.)
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ez= The Galva Watehmon, enquiries
where ore your" Right here, when
not somewhere else The JOURNAL is
nailed every time for the Fatetmoa and
4 80, rs,aiyed Uncie Sam ia to blame not
.s That Uncle Of ours is getting to be
aasnara,e!y easy md careless
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MY Some one says:

raoass tide in the affairs of Inen
~ .aI,pn at the flood leeds on to fortune
wonder if it is when man Is tied to q
,.- c;rl with q matrimonial noose2
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nz- Notice Mr.. Strauss advertisement
]. orr paper to-day. He has the best as
| -.,oant Of Watches and Jewelry ever Of
s.rd in Prescott
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

Mr ! NJ. Mckee is our author
= onant to receive subscriptions and
advertisements in Prescott
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

pz We never saw such an abundance
of trout rs there is now in the Kinickinic
4 Gentleman from Saltwater, Mr.. Davis
las been stopping at the Greenwood
Eouse, f52 Some time and has caught
great number. lie and DR.. Davis Of this
'iIage IN one afternoon last week caught
Fref forty pounds. Last Saturday DR.,
Davis, in about forty-fro minutes. took
Thirteen, The weight Of the whole was
pier nine pounds. The H. y, Of the
9orRSAL eorl $, just called in to tell us
Fiat last e'en;ng in about an hour aud &
bali he caught seventy trout and did not
9'iow the stream over forty rods. We
ion't understand how those city editors
i've who are confined to an Office without
! breath Of country air, tasto of country
GOD, or sight ofcountry girls.
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w & r POWERS
Fer Sale.

rgSHE Village of River Falls has the best Wa
L ter Power 10 be found in the St CroiN
valley. 1t is easily improved, and we will sell
privileges at very low figures to those wishing
to improve them.
Capitalists, Marhinists, and all persons wish
ing to engage in any kind OF manufacturing
business, are now offered splendid opportuni-
ties to establish themselves in Business
POWELL & Co.
River Falls June -. 1857 III
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-09-02

MISSISSIPPI ScENERY.-The following
Sln a st, Paul correspondent of the
L 4'in ! Gazette, is the universal ver-
| i. !, Of those who have visited the "wilds"
1nls region. The Mississippi and par
.@riy this jewel of lake, with its set
H. o. rocky bluffs receding hills and
y! valleys, present scene of pictur-
i i'm loSellness unsurpassed in the world:
-. Inc ), scenery of the upper Mississippi
. ,AeS thIS country well worth a visit.
In Dubuque to St Paul it is a succession
/ OGaates. Were not comparisons obi
:. might suggest that Upper Misissip-
a. = not =, surpassed by the St Lawrence
'ne Hudson. The cliffs or bluffs which
sltner bank Of the river usually oyer
a9 1t on one side and the other
eeplng some miles into the interior.
Ev sahts every variety of outline, and
81 cease to charm. Lake Pepin is a
ioe' gem, Graded ike Lake George.
iOOg surrounding nils,