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New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBI1NE SATURDAY, AUGUST 2 1857.

Several pstiss rom yeuI ci.y n,vv ',.i.. from the
Y ~ uarcs escapes, snd so ne o,aes pMI.s ~.
F,., ave pow IN prsDn here, not bsVing Tue ~nefe'
witbs % ?s! ne poe, ,.,,.;. hv
s,rrla yho e 90. a regular st)r. -E7Jp.r, OF u
rars.a broker I. hes been corm.sf ~ slne yeais'
brt sppes-s 20 have been revived lat y sta So car
bes'rsss.
TIE busress Of ths Gearing Hoafs .,day, was
spsp.r Than for soma rI9btsa past, reios'rs oniy
sl2 2s35,l49.
TIE ire. b,e of Texas rev crop Cotton, received
cb the li,n rst, thia Gay .cd $, l6 cents = lb
Netiiog further hs. be dons in rsea-i 70 me ne
eos,on. 10 settle the rI.,tes in di.puts b@,Tesn ths
kas I'D Central Rrsis, bu: NJ. Corning Ss' tee
srsph-6 ;hs 81 be vii BE- N ;osn N MDcd>y or Tues
isy il required ard bss written ,lst as VII meet The
Erie Di'ec.cre in ccncii'.jry spirit Ors ei ths
nssr d. .aies OF tse ease sppe,rs 70 De th' OF nss.
irg Ny Morsn p couaci', sfts. the ires chs'sei OF
bad faith made BY ths. gentleman sgains; The Central
messgsrs. This dficuiiy, hoseV7T, We unieist ND
viii &c obvstez.
It's sisted, seui-ofcisy, th.t the result OF the s'I
months business Of the Central Road, upon sh'ch the
dyid, nd w.e msde was a y cent, ard tbs. tie Coz
psry rave $500 G0 in cash on hand for le payment at
the dvidsot. TIE roai is thoroughly s'oekei with
sq1ipsse AMI nste-isls, and ths rod and rod.bad,
.ructures &c, in perfect rep,ir.
Stue ten or twelve Of the discredi,ed W.sconsio
Baris have slresdy msds sIrsngemen.s TO redeem 10
Chcsgo.
The market Is du, for Treasury Notes and Govern
nen; Losn, with but few pscss Of the later pressing
on the market. TIE q g csn. Treasury Notes are
eff red 81 y cent premium, aud the a g cents a.
= CIR. preoium. TIE new losa is 81 Q3i e cent pre-
MUM.
The follos III is q statement Of the Canal Tolls:
fo. received during the week Aus se.. sSs6le 81
Tolls received during the hrst week Aug lso7. H0 u
Decrease 10 ri-,io
Tolls rec. y.d during he Iecond week Ia Aug 1885, 63s A
To dIpg he secoLd week IL Ace 5)I Io'O u
Decrease in si<'oo~ ~
The Pittsburgh Drpatch states that the Western
Divtiop Of the Pernsy wants Canal Is Undergoing ex-
,ersive repairs.
The Mobile and Ohio Road to extend from Coluu-
bus on the Mississippi River to Noble, is progressing
with fair degree Of rapidity. IL is expected that
trains will run through 20 Jsckson, in Tennesses, IN
November reIt, when lire of boats will also CON-
NE nee IuI Ling be ween Cairo and Columbus IN connec
tion with the Road.
The cash assets and liabilities of the New-Ofleans
Ranks IN the I4th ipst. were az follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

THREE CHILDRES PICKED Up rs LAKE ERE The
Vnds0r Herald gives the following particulars of the
finding Of three children fostpg in Lake Erie on
Thursdsy last: Mr. o ven was crossing from Ssndusky
20 Kipgsvle in small schooner, when, about Gig At
miles from cne of the slends be fell in with small
boat containing three children The eldest about ii or
TO- Girl the Others much smaller. The bost was fu ]
of water drifting before the wind and they up to lair
necks in water. From the Oldest Mr.. O ven learned
their names and where they belonged aud kindly took
them home. From the father ne learned that they
had been in the water from g. IN. to p. N. They
had been seen in the boat in the morning, shortly ete
which they we're missing. The father started 10 our-
suit but failing TO find them, returned 10 the island.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
nAs on the l4th inst. were as follows:
fota.....sl2ss39l6 elosl2s75 se,s2o5 5ss sl4ss559
AZ compared with the statement Of the previous
week the results are follows:

The Mexican County Bark, Penn, We learn by The
Potter County Journal, suspended few days ago.
The cashier decsmped with 81 600 Of its funds was
arrested in York and committed IN default of bail
The bills of the bank have been thrown out in New
York. Mr.. Kingsbrry, lis President, says. The
Journal will seeure the holders Of its ssue agsinst
locr, being able and willing to do go.
The Superior Court Of Fairfield County, Conn., on
comp amt Of the Bank Commissioners, has appointed
Frederick S. Windhsm of Danbury, aud William A.
Judd Of Bethel, Receivers of the Eaters Bank of
Bethel and creditors Of the bank notified present
their claims at its bsnkiH ghouse in Bethel or before
the 20th Of November next.
The sdvioes BY the Arabia unexpectedly favora-
bic commercially and financially. The private letters
speak enoouragingly Of the prospects of business.
Morey was very easy at p az! cen. in London and
tbIere growing dsp sition to speculate ia secu
i,es. In American Stocks there was doing al
better prces. Cotton active and better. Messrs
Bsrpgs Circulsr says:
United States S. 1853 lOsalO5 Massachusetts Sterling s.
offered at lO3 Maryland g. St.rog 1904 Pennsylvania In
,cptions mas; do Bonds S. Virgins g., Dollar
offered at W. Perasyyana Genital ist Ns Dds Bond,
ssdsl Do % MTG sterling Sed9l NewYort and Erie Is Sd
hehs.n cenira 5sa9S Iainc. Csnti. 81 discount The Su
in oil these hss been uoonsderabe. Colonial Bonds
g. Sterling n5alsl. Noys Scotia end New BFan.wiet 1919
l(3.
The London Herald ssys: The market for Ameri-
can securities during the past week has been rather
tive and railroad securities, wing to the shoness of
the supplies, have beer at higher range of prices.
Illinois Railway shares were a. one time as high as 10
discount, but they subsequently receded to 2i iasOl
discount. New-Yoik Central, Michigan Central and
several others were in increased demand.
Messr.. ID. Bell, Son g. Co. notice the market ss
without animation, ard prices without change.
IRE circular Of Mr. Ssttsrthwaite quotes as follows
Consos continue very dru for Money the quotation g.
and ior September Account si to Money remains easy.
In Securities there tas been further sdvance The
Bonds q the Michigan Central Company being In demand
higher quotations Illinois Central Shsies have improved to 20
discount the Bonds Of al request advanced
The market for other descriptions American Securities
usually dealt In coses steady without important
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES Gal. tChicago 7s 63 IS a 80
u Losn Is, 1862 lG5 l07 lGd Tk Of Can g. 7G76 in
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
IT., T<.lcu Herald OF the same isy reu1ks:

at IL upder.tood tina. the subcrp''ooe for the
rs~ Ida ksn Of IS 579 200 bsvs slr~s1? oroVe1
c-nsi. rsbie, snd toe ce2N; Of eso' ,eqe 'ea WI
n,avsrt eny doubtful .nh-,rJt r6n being nsis
Tts rnaIo,r of the t::4lDsois srs nix d a. psfo
v7ch. IL sefIis 70 81 cousiasred sl MT press "Na
N d.. .e,er,y upon no wo,sy mNk
"Iatsrigsrcs arrived today 81 .ls Austrsh'
.esm.r hsytrs reached saez with the AistrsI' 50
usis vc,ch may hs expected 10 toe 90 Mond'y. -
b,o. ,.73 Geo Three ye.sels ziih go hsd tfs Port
pl,o or T., sl.rd viz, the H2usamont, on toe s5t1
:, Mnx s,rh % 500 on, ces; the Essex on ths "a
VIII s. Geo our ces; srd the Avon, on The lo'a %
Jupe vi I0I Ooo ouIe's m.ki5g tn,a, ti - O,'
ounces valued at fsls go. snd including t1e remit
t.Icss by The AutIals, ts9l,Voo.
Arpsx,d is the is,est stsemsr. OF the Biak OIL
Ergsbd: v,..o... :, &,
An account rnrsssnt to the Act ana ga 'e0' 49, ''
N. v..i .Dding WEDNESDAY Ans T. lsoe;
- ISSUE DEPARTMENT. .,..,. ,oO
o.;.-., - iSI iSl g7UiGoyernn-ut debt. tl ,ulo W
woes l(ther securites...... S,t5e ~
Gold coin and bullion. 10, so so
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

,c .a RYE rouio.l Of Tic. Oars t~~i, s.~, ?sSs - q
a, s764sc for soube h-ld sstc wK,sxy -. s.e
Is hhs II ls Css.l FAIISHTs la,bsDs>a, ss .. NE
L., 2, heur.. 2s1 btl. of scuf 1895 sa.s a.. :,
Hp.s Con- Csr,l ENposrs; 4si1 D.. soer. n as uS
Whsi, % ss7 bu,t. Core "S
TerrvN.r' A --Ft6us ~ .aa -l.i.,s-s -.
fr be AZ - aoars 80 @nissY 9sI A. - %
,.tNs .uu s,d b oefs i.as srs-.. Ma PoEx re
si6 wHg,r-h good esfo'; leusni q, -; ssl u fs,s
R.a ~ Wilt N@s
cot 81 go Su.a - s)Gssa 'oN Aes. sss sis.aeii
,se.. .7lc. oars al SHIPMENTS TO saG.io. rS,,sk'
r.u sutpNESr, % O.x.go. - ~ 7lh. Cafn ,fr,N"A
S,x; a. bb, F. A. Sso,Oo 81 WA. l2l0n by 80
O>UEco Aus - o IA -Ft1Vs AtyA1ci Z Wss,r s.
sale. Geo hu.A 81 :. Tor " ~ Hca's'a. Ceksts
500 bo.h piui- lrdsf, 10 OsTs ,csr's sss. "a
ec,,n,o, c.nai,.n AZ sSa- Csuai tSEiGHTs arcas. a.
"a Nb. Al &c. Cor. 7lc - NV fers Lase lSpos, 80
BIB. WheS oot bu,h. Cor' CsuA ExP0xts; \ osA"
Whss', II eco ea,h Cora SHfPEO 10 Aoa:rs., sIaN
SSw ostr,xs Aus la-CcrroS -s.,s .e-l,y ,a,s
,bs market cosiIg arm k,d WHE,T ~. Ne, Pss's
'S,w OsLsANs aas D. CorroS-s.es,o Gar. SO h,..
n,.k,t .,ips aIm. al o the ~e.s .sd 20 siS1 -
ana ~. r.o.io, 30 rhs recip. ri. port ID 10 "A. 80,
IN . cor, pared wih n Of las ysu -lcsed 'se ls -
bsL, Dt;o II southern por's 80 90 Sss To-, Fea-..
hs., Corr n N .sls- . be ---s $50 h.,s. 81
"a 9o bss. ..ar.i sj rols. srESLNe Escgs,ss =
cert: ,is6t eiaf.s OF New H. %. sisc IN.
Noprfg AgG q -CorTos-f ,a-s Of tie x,.l g..
m 7oS b.e. and the rc~'p.. o. bl-. .1ss 10 s9k.
". quote MidSns q. ~ tREsHTs AID EscRAsSs a..
charged. =.
vEy,r cul: Ke6 81 99sl p, ahre, tIssSl 10 Coz
,,,,Sy. Yellow 81, NAisxs -'escy :: .sGec
B.friMoss. Aug 2-FLors quiet wHs,r Srn, Eea
elsd$l II, White, 81 Ndsl " CoN- Al ais,srios
~ Psovr.ro,s aucbAr ssd Bah Aess eissAi Vs.. Ps
SIT 5C0Sl7 rs, Lago, l9c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
MARLNE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEW YORK ........ .Avsr,
Cleared.

Seamships-Araso Lynss Hssr, w Dr,v'on: 0nasis,
BeIrymsn As9n~s 81 q. RoboIt.; S:sr OF the Wes, 6y,
Aspii wall Roberts
ship-L. Napoleon Ham Herring, H,mburG Z. imtSt;
J. K keel~f Al,p, LOI dob y. l. Nors,n Wiley
Bus- Elizabeth Young Bosom, UtAn, fses Msehisspot,
c. Durxud; Fsl,on Me.csu. sna1 sh,e W. A. Sale Col ".
B. Dean Hilton ssgow Edmis'o8 Bus
Br,s-Johp Rcbaros (Bi Churchill Yunos,b, NJ g., WI.
sn Brown, Empire, Miller Mobile Lsytin Hanes' it.,
Wilisms Ssgus Ia Grsi q, p BucA Co, hADs Bird,
Brown. SirIs l. one H4nil'on & Co, HAI1os, Barton,
Pua and a nsrhe, Burdet Noble; Fs~n, Boy's, HIiu,
Struve hl L Co
schooD.,- Br wnstop, T,ylo PHILADELPHIA, j. W Mckee;
Haxal, Winter Ricrmn Z, Il. Pl~rsoo; b. hTI Ih,nn,
Gibra tar. o. mez, Wallace Co; fremont Hosrd set-
e,icksbuI,h Merrill ABBOTT Ps-r Wet ryelt frok No,
Creaoy Mott L Co Thu SIS dsisDn. Ellis saen. W.
Ropes Co louiss Halocs Mh,oU, bsunor O,sSe II.
Brown Haock oyidruc- master Rachel jane Ksosso Aas
Caves P-ca Co Johu stlo, Lipso, sssaasl srsr-
ton & Ta'lm.r: Sh.r~ % Wbisms NorAk, ms a nsss
Mo Beers Boston DAYTON spras Commerce Dsss M.
6lk, NJ Beden; W. d. Casi. Hawkins, aeorsstowu, AarQs
Abbott.
soop-Tan,ivy. Chapman New. Haven. J. 3. Edwi'dG
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
Markets. ). .Reported 5y Tslegyapl,

BUFFALO Are q. m-sapply of FLOUR better ba. no.
equn be demand which good for the aud ho.
trsee sne for EsrerD scoun; ISLES o bbls o5 9s5 s
for good to choce bsods II Oao, Indiana Michigan aad
Csosds, IS $50 % for double WHEAr Ia sctiys ae
nnd fer 1Lius sod caAton prices SO bet.r s4ss
100 hush G ls.G 81 10 for Red 0s,o 81 d for Witt:
Nf fH Cs,Afo Spring and he'd sl me set el1siss
yty TN. CeN p ls9a as@apa Isd ~aks I'm iss 7aco
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
The following are the rates OF domestic Exchange,
az corrected by Thompson Bros., No. 2WsI street:

The incloled, received by the ComnerciA Agency,
No. Beeku,n street, is reliable, and Of some iu,-
portsnce 70 our Nsw-York merchants:
E1rsct from pivs:s letter dated
PHIL&DELPHIA. Aug. l9, 1853.
You hsd better caution your business friends who
had been Accustomed TO come bere and sell msrchsn.
disc by sample, that the se Of sOo hss been actively
revived by our Detective Police, As msttere see:5.
htop, TIE ipsognsY getting ore half
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
NEW,IERSEY ITEMS.

T.sssna.cE AxETIsGs IN A TESr,-Tne Young
Men Christian Association Of Jersey City ere un.kisg
srrargspens bring he subject Of temperance before
the people 70 series Of meetings, 10 bs he'd in ihsu
tent, which vii be pitched in different Localities ior
thu. purpose. The design Of these meetings i' SIMPLY
70 urge ne Temperance reformation SpoD tho s2spoA
Of tie people, as mater Of psrscra con eTn 70 eV'ry
man and TO obtain ss mary ss natures 70 the total
abs.nsrce edgs, direct appeal TO the interests 90
well a. ess philanthropy OF men Of very class can
secure.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

sprcIAL EIzoTros.-Tne Board Of A1ermen Of
jersey City have ordered special election IN the
Fourth Ward On Tuesday, the 3lst inst for the pur
poss Of slectipg Alderman to f the vacancy occ.
ssoned by the resignation Of AID. Roosevelt A.d.
Hardenbtrgb, Decker, Hsnkns aud Ii den were dssg-
mated Board Of Csnvassers.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

W.sHIseros SeuARE.-At the last meeting Of tae
Conmon Connci, the Committee on improving Wash
pg,en square reported plan and were directed to sd-
yertse for proposals. to erect iron ra fc7cs Tee
sem Of 80 900 hss been appropriated for improving
this etUere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

A Frrx uPos ALDfRsrs.--At the last meeting
Of the Jersey City Common Council, resolution ~
adopted, mpooing the following lines upon the men-
hers for non.sttendanOe; Absen' at rol'can' ~
cents; .bsen. upon the pa'ssgs Of an ordinance %
een,s. sbser. during the evening, 25 cere.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
Passeu gers Arrived

In ,chocney Car,i, Sa.Jo-d from ST T,o~as-N. RsA
Of S. Crox eut John Ramsay M,a1e Of H. b. NJ s'a Rsts
Mas Euleline Robinson, Mrs Dahl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

aproIv1~rrr or F1RIsEs.Ths Ere CON 'siS.
,,s ef re Western D.s.ric. appointed me orr
f,.m.n at recsr. meeting: R. w. B.gIsy; E'gca'
No. 8; stephen Phin0., No. III Oliver "l.%. r. r.
~; yohr Tltcp, do; r. b. Can, No. l'i ''a''
pu,;,b r,uek No. Q; d. A. Lsmbkip, do, S''''
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
nv TelegPaph.

frcn HewYors. -, r.ssr9
BALTIMORE, Aug 2orse ersy Eagle from - :, =. Bss-
Ju a. ms arrived here She sailed IN company
pibal fer Nev. .York. SO. 7th, L,nssrIA for NswI@s'
South sor ssn;os % .osd for New Yort.
BOSTON, Asg U-Bsl7w, b4k Lygsude, C'sds'S~'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

MINIATURE ALaAsAc......rBls DAy.
suu-RIses.. 5:l5 suS-s-t. Isl Aoos-ssts..., -
W6H wArrs......THIs DAY.
Sandy Hooh. 4:Oi Cove isspd i:5n Heu6te... 50
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

CA.pHIsr AccIDEsr.-A servant sn' ~ -, =
uloy of Capt. Mahe., Clinton avenue "Ne S'.Ts
bprned o. TbuT,dsy m'rIing, oy a@'"P Ms q
. FIRE by pouring csmpheDe on tie ia'i DC Voc
tAlen 10 the Hcspital.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
Rscsipts Of Produce. Ar

Pr North R,rsy Bsd-l Ss' oo- our 5lss Sae ws.ss,
80 go Co. Corr IS 60 Oats ~ pkss frovnSns SS eA
WHISKY, J. 10 pssa 0lcaAe. % do Ashes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
rao,,,op ,see: ferry .bOs:s, aid iccssd hn ~ ~
examnstlcp.

Northumberland :; bills on 'Ss Lyon
Bxk Vermont, ..s N circulation % tii' C''y'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

Adrian H. Muller will hold his regular auction sale
of stocks and bonds tomorrow, Saturday, at hs,psst
10 o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Messrs Taylor s Brothers, No. 20 Wal street quote
Land Warrants as follows
LAND wARRASIsWe s: this date Aag. % bayins and
selling follow:
Rnyirr Srlnf.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21
-.,....-c..rrrrLr Rrro.rrp ros TEE n. 7. r.Isuss

Total Pots and PC ars.. ....''l -
COTrON-The market 10 steady, With moders'e ceuana
,.Ie, Of 1 Geo bales. We quote 81 follows.
HEwYosx eLassFicArioI, 10 r
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-21

The following are the recsips 90 The Morris Canal
for the week and to the iish ins compared
with corresponding time last year:
Total to Aug s, l957........Sls,51 Il
Week ending Aug Is ls57....> o,-Si %
- . l6a $50 IS
Total 10 Aug. = ls5s............sl l21 02l s.
Week ending Aug H. ls5s...... so9j So
--Sl2 1876 lis 0l
We annex comparative statement Of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at New York. for the week and
since Jan l.
For the Wstk 1856. 1857, 1883.
Entered at the port......s427,S6 e25s7S el204G
Thrown on usrke....... 4o5l477 2,6i5,5i5 l573 Sf7
Siaee Jan. /. 1856. 1871. 1888.
Entered ., the port So o5s 5 e72 SIS 0l0 f97s522
Thrown en- rsket..... So sol 9S2 6s675899 "a l33A58
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
Free Love.-Mrs. Jv4A BRANCH

Free Love. Mrs. Julia BRANCH,
at present the greatest apostle and defend
or of Free Love, WAS at the late Utica
Convention, and made one of her char
aoteristic speeches. The Worcester Mass)
5Taasertpt, says
at is plain enoughto see that Mrs. B. is not
iudicious. Her scheme is not even attractive.
New things are aecss, anaed to tempt the wisest
Of us. Eve and the apple is a sad illustration
But they mustn't be given Us in the gross
Precious lev chestnuts we would buy ii they
came to US in tire burrs. which is the style in
which Mrs. B. serves up her theories. Berlin
Heights is Che only community where her
plans are In the tide of experiment and it is
no exaggeratior to say they are going down
the stream. Happy would it have been ifany
friend had whispered warning to the wrecked
and lost women who hazarded their all on that
perilous adventure, in the sweet words of Rob-
ert Herrick 10 the blooming violets that lifted
shsir heads proudly to the sun
Yet, though thus respected,
BY and by
Yewili lie
Poor Girls neglected.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
River Falls, Au
Foreclosure Sale.

]. Q. CHARLES,
A. BLAISDELL. q
DY virtue Of Judgment and decree Of fore
ID closure and sale in the above entitled as-
ton rendered on the 28th day of July. A. D.
1858, I shall on the It'll day of February, s.
D. 1859, at O'Clock p NJ on that day, ex-
pose for sale and sell It public vendue for cash
10 the highest bidder, at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Prescott and County
Of Pierce, the following described mortgaged
premises. to wit: Lot two (2) in Block A !;
Lots four ca five (5) and seven (7) in Block
C; Lois one 1) three (3) six (6) and eight ls)
in Block d Lots five (5) and six l6) in Block
E; and the undivided half Of Lots five 81 and
nine (9) in Block D and the undivided halt
of Lot one ~ in Block f in David r.
Clark's addition 10 Diamond Bluff, together
with the undivided halt of a parcel of land
living North of Enoch Quimbey's addition to
Diamond Bluff, Being the same as decided by
Enoch Quimbey TO David r. Clark, containing
six 10y acres more or less also all of the South
East Quarter of the North East quarter Of sec
ton one (1) III Township twenty-five (25]
North of Range nineteen (19) West contain
mo forty acres more or less in Pierce County.
Said sale viii be made TO satisfy the sum Of
six hundred and nine dollars and seventy cents
and interest from the 18th day of July A. ID.
1858. besides costs and expenses of sale, dc.
JAMES Il. EAMES, Sheriff.
P.V. WISE. Piaintiff's 14ttoraeu.
Dated July Both, 1858. augfnf-5m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

Strange.-A few days since as a
load of grain was passing through this
village, for PRESCOTT we heard a business
man remark" strange people will haul
their grain to Prescott when they can get
as much for it at home" Prescott men
advertise in the JOURNAL to pay cash for
grain: River Falls men, with one excep-
ton, do not. Perhaps in this fact may
be found a solution Of the mystery.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

The Conoert.-The Concert last
Thursday evening, given by troupe
from Hudson, assisted by Miss ELNRA
NICHOLS and Miss LYDIA PRATT of this
place, was a decided success. "Nellie
Gray" and sThe Dying Californian"
wete executed in creditable manner, the
sweetness and sublimity of the music pro
ducing a fine effect upon the audience.
We hope this company will favor us again
some tiise during the coming winter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
Notice.

The stockholders of the River Falls
Academy, and all others who have an
interest in the prosperity Of the Institu-
ton, are requested to meet at the Acad-
eay on Saturday, Oct. 3D., ct o'clock P.
NJ, at which time business of Importance
will be presented for their consideration.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
G. ". Cairns, Sec.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
Acknowledgements the Count,

Assemblyman.-At the County
Convention held at this place last Thurs
day, in ballot for candidate for As
semblyman to be presented by Pierce Co.,
c.. B. Cox received nine out of twelve
votes, and was then nominated by accla-
nation as the choice of the county. We
hope he may secure the nomination in
the District Convention.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29
Poor girls neglected

The Cause. = Andrew jackson
Davis, at the late Utica convention, attrl-
buted the cause of evil "to the mysterious
essence locking the innermost to the outer
most" That's it, undoubtedly. Davis
has exposed the thing clearly. Now we
hope that Hobbies will pick that " myste-
rious lock-" and not let the innermost and
the outermost so bound together like an
other pair of Siamese Twins.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

S1oan's Ointment.-We publish
in another column aa advertisement Of
this celebrate Cd medicine Its merits are
already widely known and appreciated
Weremember of reading of this ointment
when newspapers first began to amuse
our juvenile mind, but we regarded Mr..
Sloan himself as q somewhat uncertain
and apochryphal individual, whe might
have an existence, and might not. But
the doubling is over. He is an identity.
We have received call from him, and
find him very pleasant gentleman, and
we have more faith than ever in his med
icine.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!

NE mean the west 5ofthe Ne quarter OF
w section /, town %, range is. This is
as good land as there is in the Kinickinic VAL
ley, and viii be sold 1T the lowest price for the
" ready John Davis" 1t lies near the head
waters of the kinicFinic, and Is a most desira7
bic location. For further particulars YOU that
have moneT. call on the Subscriber at the
JorEsAL OFFIeE H. 4, TAYLOR.
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Trout. fishing friends will re-
member that the law prohibits taking
trout at this season. It is for the interest
of all to have the law adhered to, and we
hope it snay be,
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Jones' CotiIIon Band.-N OF

Jones' CotilIon Band. OF
among the least interesting of the attrac-
tons afforded by our Hudson friends at
tho Fair last week, we're the performances
of the Hudson Band, led Ly RUSSELL
JONES, Esq.
The members of the Band a ipear to
be whole-souled men, and they won much
applause, not only by the excellent music
they discoursed, but by their liberal and
gentleBanly conduct during the occasion.
We hope to have frequent opportuni-
ties TO listen to tbeas, and heartily wish
them NIL the success they desire.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-09-29

Republican Club.-A Republi-
can Club has been formed in the second
ward of Prescott. Would it not be well
to revive the Republican Club in this
Sillagel
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School Meeting the school
meeting on Monday evening, 7. &. Tut
TLK was elected CLERK, JOSEPH NICHOLS
Treasurer, and w. H. WINCHESTER
Director. A tax of 5000 was voted for
school and incidental purposes.
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Lyceu1,. --Meeting at the school house
next Friday evening, at half-past six o'clock.
The following resolution will be discussed
Resolved, That the Ussuy Lees Of this State
ought TO be abolished.
Disputants: -tf J. FOSTER, G. MARTIN =
N1g G. w. CAIRNS, II. A. TAYLOR.
4 general attendance is requested.
A, MORSE, Sec.
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Sound Doctrine.-A gentleman
writing to the Albany Ereni'g Journal,
closes his letter thus -, By FAITH, last
wear. we lest our Ticket, Let us save the
psesent one bv Works