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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

The Mariner.-J.ohn G. SAKE
has recently written new ballad. The
subject is a "Jolly Mariner" The Mari
ner" takes walk about the city. Among
the objects which he encountered was The
following:
He met a lady in her hoops.
And thus she heard him hail:
"Now blow me tight!-but there's sight
To manage in galel
never saw so small craft
With such spread of sail!
Observe the craft before and aft
Shed make pretty prizeI'
And then, in that improper way,
He spoke about his eyes,
That mariners are wont to use,
In anger or surprise.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
NOTICE EXTRA.

A LII those having subscribed for lots in tho
n Cemetery grounds, are most earnestly
requested to make payment on the same with
out delay for it is i'm rerative that the mai!.4
should be cleared up Immediately
BY order of tho Board.
W. A. TOZER. See.
p. Those whs cannot raiss the money ;,
please walk up and give their note,
River Falls, JuH 2sth, 9ataa SITS
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Foreclosure Sale.

J. @. CHARLES,
A. BLAISDELL.
DY virtue of Z Judgment and decree of FORE
ID closure and sale in the above entitled ae-
ton rendered on the 18th day of July. A. D.
1853, shall on the It'll day of February, A
D. 1885, at 2 o'clock P. NJ. on that day, ex-
pose for sale and sell It public vendue for cash
to 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 CAY five (5) and seven (7) in Blosk
c.; Lots one a. three (3) six (6) and eight (6)
in Block d Lots five (5) and six (6) in Block
E; and the undivided half of Lots five (5) and
nine (9) in Block D and the undivided halt
of Lot one % in Block E; in David r.
Clarl's addition TO Diamond Bluff, together
with the undivided halt of parcel of land
lying North of Enoch Quimbey's addition to
Diamond Bluff Being the same as decided by
Enoch Quimbey to David r. Clark. containing
six (6) acres more or less also all of the South
East quarter of the North East quarter of Sec
ton one az IN Township twenty-five (25)
North of Range nineteen {I9) West : contain
ing forty acres more or less in Pierce County.
Said sale will be made to satisfy the sum of
six hundred and nine dollars and seventy cents
and interest from the 2eth day of July A. D.
1858. besides costs and expenses of sale, DC.
2 ass JAMES IF. EKMES, Sheriff.
P. v. WISE, Plaintiffs attorney.
Dated July 30th, 1858. aug4n7-sm
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

|Dentistry.-Dr. PRIDE will be at
Greenwood House on Thursday and
ssy of this week, to do any dental
Il that may be required.
DID,. GREEN, of Hudson, will also be
= st the same time and upon the same
yleSS.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
Removed

Removed.-G II. NICHOLS has
moved his stock of Groceries to Shazer's
lick building on the levee at Prescott.
|he store he now occupies is tho finest in
e county. NICHOLS has a large stock
goods and sells them at human prices.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
springfield Republican-i

PiIngHeId RepubIIcan.-Our
''aderS will find in another column the
l. of this sterling paper for 1859.
|"scannot add anything to what we have
t''''0fOre said in favor of the Republican.
trst-rate news, literary and politi-
I paper. 1t is a paper that yiu be read
~ HOLLANDS articles alone are worth
Epe subscription price. Several copies are
Il" TAKEN in this place, and we hope the
''nOer may be greatly increased.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
D1vER FALLS:
,r,duesday, Dec. 8, 1858

E~Nr. ]. NJ. McKrE is our authorized
.a,t he will receive subscriptions
'' ,lrl,rti..nents for the JOURNAL.
II, H. Cocks is our authorized
q A I,.J.on, he will receive subscriptions
Fo' , u for the JOURNAL
~ ". Indebted to US viii find their bills
~ Nv, .l.o plenty of blank receipts which
! s n.' pleased to fill and furnish thsn'- 81
s,ry dollars we will furnish the
3 and the ATLANTIC MONTHLY one
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

A Ii persons whose Subscriptions for the
Apurchas- of the ACADEMY ball are yet I'M
paid a requested to Fay tina same to The nm
designed withcut DELAY.
n. 3. POWELL.
eieSs xe4w
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
How He Proved It.-A lover ha,

How He Proved It.-A lover had
been offered kiss. if he would prove his
assertion that locomotives are accustomed
to chen tobacco, as well as smoke out Of
their pipes:
Giving his arms the proper yank,
To initiate an engine crank
The motion forward first to show,
And then the backward motion too;
Eager to press the promised prize,
Hepuckered his lips and twink1ed his eyes.
To smacker:
"Observe the sound
AS the crank comes round,
He archty said:
It's choo-ehoo--choo
To go ahead,
And choo- choo-chsW
To-bacE-her"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

Right.-'rhe Board of Supervisors
st. Croix county have voted $3.50 for
e use of the County Agricultural So
Is.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

+ The foregoing statement, presents such a
view of the Comrany's position as must i'm
press the conviction on the minds of all, of it's
solvency and healthy condition. The amount
Of its liabilities are less than Companies doing
so large and extensive business generally
show" no long and large last of unpaid losses
asa set off against accumulations. are seen here
If. therefore. you want Insurance in FIRST
Glass Insurance C.NPANY, 60 to the q PHG-
NIX INSURANCE COMPANY" through
any of its authorized Agents, and you will fnd
just what you desiie,
P. V. WISE,
agent for Prescott, Wls.
Also Agent for Etna Insurance Co. and City
Insurance Co. of Hartford. Conn, and United
States Life Insurance Co. of New York
Losses Fairly adjusted and Promptly Paid
September LIST. 1858. plI-3m
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

STATEMENT OF ASS ETS, JUNEI, 1853.
CASH on hand and in Bank, s 44.559.29
" due from Agents. 7,S86.20
l.4S7 shares N. Y Bank Stocks, 1085l2.5O
$50 Hartford " 753O5.09
luz Other N. e. =" $4,000
AMOUNT LOANED on Mortgages of
Real Estate. 47.3:o.0O
Amt Loaned on Pledge of Bank
Stocks and other ap proved Sc
- curity. 45,lso.O3
90 Water Bonds of the town of New
Britain. Conn. 100000
ACcUMUL TED INTEREST on Invest
ments, I8la15
IoTAL ASSETS, ea49,15714
LIABILITIES, being unadjusted losses
aud those not due, $4,55o
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A Mothers Praver.-An excl ang

A Mothers Prayer.-An excl auge
well says; The boy that feels his name
is mentioned in a good mothers prayers,
is comparatively safe from vice, and the
ruin to which it leads. The sweetest
thought that N. P. Willis ever penned,
was this Tossed by the waves, in YES
sci which was be; NJ him homewar s, he
wrote;
Sleep safe, o wave-worn mariner,
Nor fear tonight, nor storm nor seal
The ear of Heaven, bends low to her;
He comes 10 shore who sails with me-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
SLO4AN'S OINTMENT

DOR hildn.es, Safety. Csstsintv and Tho,.
II eughnsss Sloan's Ointment exo.ls ana "a
rapidly superseding all other Ointmsrss and
Liniments for the care CT the following disea-
SEES:
Fresh Wounds, Calls of all kinds, Crv.k.d
Heels. RingAone, Pollsvil, Wind gals. Cxllss,
Spavine, Sweeney. Fi*tpIa. FoaDders-d Feet.
Sand Cracks, Scratches or Gryaae, Msngs, AID
Horse Distemper,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
The Condition Powder

is composed principally of herbs ana roofs
and may be given at all times and zndsr al
circumstances with perfect safety. 1t has bess
f.'.,ra, ny long experience TO be highly as.f.r
In the cure OF IRs various uiseases wnicai
horses and cattle are subject, viz Distenpsr.
Hide-Bound, Loss of appetite, Inward Straiss,
Yellow Water, Inflammation of the sys, Fx-
tlgue from Hard Exercise; also Rhes natistu,.
Commonly called the Stiff complaint.) 1t is
alss safe and certain remedy for Coughs aad
Colds 1t carries off all groes humcrs, and ", LIE
remove all inflammation and fever. purify tie
blood, 10 lsea the skin. cleanse the water and
strengthen every part of the body. One pack
age of the powders and box of the Ointment
will perfectly cure a recent Founder in six or
eight days. without leaving the least effect ia
the feet. In Horse Distemper, they will aIlav
the fever and promote healthy termination Of
the disease. One Powder AID part of boz
of the Ointment, will, in all eases, cure the
HON Distemper in COW two are soIaeti rzss
required for an or.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08

Groceries.-See advertisement o
GEO. IRVINE q Co., Wholesale and Re-
tail Groccrs, st. Paul. Min.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-12-08
SLoA N'S e
INSTANT RELIEF
FOE HORSES & CATTLE.

This is truly Great Remedy. Eak a Is
cent bottle of Sloan's Instant Rslsf, givea in
pint q warm water. seIG ON fails to cure a
Hmse of Collie in a feH inmates In axwsms
cases repeat the dcse in fifteen Minutes
For Bruises, Strains. Sprans, and RAINY
other injuries on Horses Cattle and ether sns-
mails. Sloan's Instant Relief speedily affects =
cure. Many persons have been assonishsd 10
witness the raid cure effected. by tie wee VI
this wonderful medicine
Get Circulars of Agents.
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HUDSON CARDS.


sosIg e.. III. bate,
CIvIL ENGINEER AND LAND SUR
" VEYOR. Office on Walnut street, over
D. Gray's store, Hudson, Wiz Estates
accurately surveyed, and lots laid out on
reasonable terms.
Hudson, Wis, June 9th, 1853. n5I u
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12


There is 20 extravaganza Of metaphor in saying
that the history Of Know Nothngism has been writ.
ten in blood Its brief career abounded in atrocities
and brutalities which the familiar student Of Rey-
nold's romances cannot read without a shudder. It's
appearance on the stage Of public affairs was coin
oident With the invention Of slung shot and brass
knuokieS, and the elimination Of its power was
sgnalzed by the riots Of Louisville AMI Baltimore.
Since that period its efforts have been limited to
struggle for existence. In Virginia the sober
aud generous instincts Of the people triumphed over
the imposture In other places its Fufiaaism pro-
voked the retaliation Of physical force, until ia
Washington i was Frustrated by the violence which
had been the instrument Of its success 1t had in
oOrporated intolerance among the articles of its
platform, and introduced assassination agency
OF eeotioneering. 1t was brutal bloody blssphe-
nous thing, insOmueh that the page upon which the
exploits Of Know NOthingism recorded, is the
saddest and most disgraeeful in the annals Of the
Republic.
The reign Of The Know Nothing party survives
only in Baltimore, Louisville and New Orleans; and
the last Of these cities is about be relieved Of its
odious asoendanoy.
In New Orleans as elsewhere, the rule Of the
Knew Nothing party has been distinguished by
every of personal characterization and social
disorder Here, as in Baltimore, the slung -shot
determined the result Of popular election, snd
assassination became the usual argument of ener
getie partissDs In consequence, the city fell s
prey 70 riot and rufhsnism; until, at lsst, 10 mere
DESPERATION the body of we'll disposed citizens have
been driven to allegiance 10 the legitimate
authority and to organize a power adequate to the
protection Of :heir persons and property.
In every community there aoides au inalienable
right Of revolution, which the people MAJ invoke
for the overthrow Of incompetent or oppressive
government. Ordinarily, the ballot box su1ioes for
the purpose; but at times ths forms Of a popular
election are employed by the dominant party to
perpetuate its oppressive rule In such an emer-
gency, what resource have the people but to fall
back upon the right Of revelation?
II understand the case it ia upon this principle
thst the people of New Orleans justify the overthrow
Of the legitimate government Of the city. They say
it is so far perverted from its original end pro-
duee individual oppression and social insecurity.
They say it has unsurped illegal and violent control
Of the balot-boz, With the view Of neutrahzng the
effect Of the popular election Under these oireuu-
stances they have alternative but to resign them
selves to the rule Of ruff sns else to invoke the
latent energies Of northumberland South
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IMPORTANT UTAH NEWS--GOV. CUM
MING IN SALT LAKE CITY.

ST. LOUIS, June8-The Republicans Leaveuworih
correspondent learns from a man who left Camp
Scott on the 9Th Of May, that the troops would be
out Of beef by the 26th. The other rations would
last till the lst June. No dispatches have been
ceiVsd in the camp from Governor Cumming Moth
ing has been heard Of Captain Marcy He was
expected to reach Camp Scott about the first Of June.
Col Hoffman's command was snow bound at
LabOnts Greek, 80 mile beyond Laramie. The most
advanced trains, Russelps, Majors and Waddle's,
met near South Platte, The trains we're getting
along finely until they reached Big Blue, where
heavy rains caused serious distractions.
A Mormon named Williams, living near Leaven-
worth, received letter, dated Salt Lake City, May
s, Whch'represents everything quite in the Valley.
Governor Cumming was in the city at that date.
The people had abandoned all idea Of lighting and
had gone to work on farms.
The Independence correspondent of the Republican
writing June 4th, says that the Salt Lake mail Of
April 18th arrived, bringing news that an express
had reached Camp Scott from Governor Cumming
stating that he had been well received at Salt Lake
that Young was Wllingo transfer all authority, and
eujoined his followers to recognize Cumming as
their future Governor, aud aid him in the discharge
Of his duties.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

THE ELLISON ToRNARO.-We end ia the Chicago
Times, Of the 9th, full account of the killed and
wounded, which, as it would have especial inter-
est for eur readers, we do not publish; but the
following items will be Of general interest
Ellison is situated fifteen miles south of Monmouth,
and contains about % houses, stores and shops,
and over 200 inhabitants and among them all there
sre only three houses left standing monuments Of
the utter desolation created.
Horses, colts swine, calves, dogs chickens, geese,
and turkeys we're lifted in the air and crushed to
death upon the ground. All the trees aud shrubbsry
were stripped Of their foliage, and many had the
bark stripped from their trunks to the end of the
limbs. Tall, huge old oaks we're twisted and bro
ken oE ct the trunks and scattered aud carried al
most an incredible distance. Even the green grass
WAS torn up by the rootS leaving the earth perfect
destitute. The toombstOnes in the grave yard al
The vest end of the town we're broken Of ciose to
the ground, and the fencing around the graves car
ried away.
In front of the residence Of Lewis Rapallee, Sr.,
we're two large blue limestone steps, weighing from
six to eieh hundred pounds, that were lifted and
carried at least thirty fsetby toe twisting driving
wind.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

VINO NOMINATED WAsHEGTcE.-A writer ia the
National i7fsJhgsacer says that Washington Irving
in bis Lie Of Washington, page 45S, vol !, -islm'
for Jo-ls5n, a delegate from MarylsRd IN tn Con,
tiuen,al Congress- rds honor Of having nomLAa!s u
Washington Tor the position o. Commander 4 mel
Tie election was by ballot, and was unanimous.
bancroft, in his last volume, page 500, says :
sThomas, of Maryland, nominated George Washing
ton. aud, Is be mad been brought forward at the
7artcular request Of the people in New England, he
was elected by ballot unanimously"
BY & typographical overnight the name Of John
san was omitted after The Christian name, Thomas,
n nv Bapcrcft's work. Il should have read,
.sT5omas johnson, Of Maryland"
Jobn 4lscs a.med the credit Of 6Tst suggesting
.be name Of George Washington, life and Works,
vol. ,. page b.: gur also uniles in the assertion
IN si5 liz. 1ll Johnson, who was afterwards
Eioger.ol O. Maryland, made the ROminatiOn,-HsT
KJrF Post.
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A Card FROM S. SWAN 8 co.

THVO THE PUBLICThe Press Of this State, where legal
y Of our laws better understood than in New York,
have spoken out boldly and anuy against the prosecutions
Cotton that requires Of say little. By
the confederation Of rival Lotteries and political schemers, pre-
found against BY the Grand Jury o. this county.
ready and DESTROYS question: land having
Georgia that purpose. The adjournment Of Court without
We vii he enable 10 maintain t rigts Tbieb @ bbt s5
Of the law enemies try to forselh purposes
not take away these rights.
Our business goes on uninterrupted and We are Informed by
counsel that there not line in the Statute Book Of Georgia
thorising any interruption with drawings The
years rum public have best
3 who advise Us that We can maintain our rights against every
Managers Of the sperta Academy Lottery, Augusta. Ca
The attention OF the public is also called to the sollo letter
from Col o. A LOcHRAE Of the AtOruiss for SWAN Co:
Messrs S. Swan & Co., Augusta, Ga:
GENTLEMEN have received your letter relative to the prose-
BUTTONS against in Richmond Superior Court employing
COUNSEL and will appear in the case for This will do
heartily, from the peculiar circumstances under which these
cuOns commenc for by the newspaper articles
closed despabe attempt resorted TO- out Of s STATE to inhu-
ence public opinion by ossrs erCets to publication,
by newspaper articles aud the eHrontery Of New York Mayor
pTesuming interfere with the rights and privileges Of he people
Of Georgia. That all this my unqualified disappobatOn
mi i1iI,sti,e in The n R;roo15 so57v
hold up the Of the public, will only pro-
fssona duty, but add, personal Qualification.
apology for attempting overEhem publS opinion,
onsy entitled Ihaye examined the facts connected VITA The
case and feel satisfied the opinions paradSd inable,
nahe unsusane by law and their publication for the
referred unjust The lottery privilege under which you draws
granted previous the Of 1893, which the present
founded. The law Of l By special provis0, has
application to lotteries previously granted. The charter Of The
sparta Academy Lottery granted will
the presenments That it has expired by its limitation,
stated, deny, and will maintain. There limitation u
charter expressly unequvOcaly negatives
such an inference Construction The grant given to the s
and 70 their IL 0Dcs for any specified
limited time but for purpose raise by lottery specified
Of money The Of the Aeasmy, through
affecting and cOnsummsng the purposes for which granted,
and receiving their insaments for the But these
questions court not public try We will ters
and them, and believe. successfully and triumphant
and the result Of the viii evidence that veict5 written
manufactured, neither suit the taste temper, PRIDE indie
pendence intelligence Of Georgia jury, who, being etre
Judges Of both the and the facts vii hesitate In the utter
Of their opinions and the convictions Of their
Judgment irrespective dcatOn from any quarter Yours truly
iei2-dtrW&Elt o. A. LoCHRASE, Counsellor at Law.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-12

nea- The Patrol charges the present simiIistrh-
ton with oorruplon-says they are all treasury
pluuderers," 'from the President" down to his
boot-blaok, or the lackey of Cabinet Officer" The
Patriot does not and cannot sustain this charge It
would do well, however, before INDUCING in such
wholesale denuneiaton, to review the history Of an
administration which the Patriot and its party de-
sired to restore to power, by electing Mr. FILLMORE
President in 1856. The cOrruptiOEs of thai admin
isration are thus pointedly stated by Major DON
BISON in the Washington Union of Julyl28, 1851:
''MALTEAsAEcE IN OFFToE.-It is an unpleasant
task to tear off a mask and paint the features be-
meath IL. But cur position forces such tasks upon
US as duties which we dare not neglect. It may De
weak in US, but truth forces to say that we have
not the c0Urage-We have not the nervs-to enable
us to stand cOmplaCently, with folded arms, while
corruption is becoming rampant, and corrupt pTac
tees are every side Of Us. Within the last two
years system has grown up and is Low almost or
gained. It Is organized sufficiently for most for
midsbe and energetic action. 1t prevents The
allowance Of honest claims, and carries through
dishonest claims against the government. The last
ITaylorl and the present Fillmore cabinet, will
July anu premediLatedly or from weak ignorance,
have given aid and comfort to the scheme, and as
sisted its growth aud strength"
80 But the worst feature in Washington corruption
Is. that high N authority and positions tich
enable item 10 control Measure The aecis on Of
claims entrusted 10 them aaUs become mere CT I'm AGENTS
The public cannot nave forgotten the developments
relative to the Virginia land warrants, and the
public cannot have forgotten the GalFbin case.
Such occurrences will be repeated to the cad Of
time, if the people remain SILENT
This is an authority which the Patrist dare not
question. 1t is the declaration eff witness whose
integrity honesty and intelligence he has endorsed
of a man whom he has supported for the high
Office Of Vice President of the United States Does
the Pqtriu reject his teslimOnyl