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VOLUME IX.---NUMBER 80.
Transportation.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON
WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA.


WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK.
'al. hsi~9y, fully and eesy equipped. and passing
Il tnrolrh h-autiful and healthy csuutrY odsrs 70
f.geers fron The hssiszpFl valley route three hau-
l ns shorter, snd possess.ug greater dispatch and
TINE AND PARE REDUCED -Tossr ne Drs..Bt
sle q ne fost ono aeartuent delays are per-
mittef and saving effected q "a hours
Passing through Slave Territory arnBa security L. A.
fofied for the conveyance o. Servants
Al Dalton. Ga choice of Routea Il ofsret-bT en-
uhuous railEay through Georgia south Cars1fns ~
North Caroiina 70 Richmcud or by the C5rsaf Tsro-
tan Line through EaEt Tennsssse and Vlrrnla e W1
vie Lyneaburg, Richmond and % a Of De oeis5raisd
THE EXPREss NAIL TRAIN leaves Memphis ssuy
e. Ioo P n stopping 81 sI statilns
IHz ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN leaves Memphis
DAiL1 leEee5f suldaysl AZ IS, p a.. for J1nctI7n
Win re Mississippi Central and Tsunsssss CsnfraI
Asllroed ssuervills and intsrnrdiEfe sta. ions.
ThAIhs CONNECr-At Grand Junction with ths
4iaslsslqFi Central Rairoad 70 Holly sgrinEs Oxford
drenada Canton. IEckson. etc and vita the Missis-
ipp aa Esnnesses Central Rziroad q Bolivar JseEssn
Al POesAoatas with tri-Esskiy Iins o. Coaches %
kiple7. Po1iotoe, Aberte@n, and Coiumbus. Hlss.
Al Iusa Win daily line o. four-horss Coaches
ihrsugh Aoerc en- CoEubls 70 ths northern tsr-
minus Of ths ao5lie and Ohio Railroad
-t5ppins q any point desired sd 81 ne GENERAL
rIcKET OFrieE Commercial H5tss and q ths hasison
Baeh PASSENGER vii be ssEe5 one hundrsd Bounds q
ossgfEsi Nc artics VII Be carried basEszs that .
not l1eieni 70 10 1n q ne passenger Ia case q
- - Copeny ~ hod tasnseives respons5le for
EeSroes shsn traveiins alone, must have q permit.
nam ns TIE Fotnt 70 which they q 90 and specynE
carried No ticket vii be ssd them nor Win thev Be-
reoeive the unless thelr8nsr or arauf be u-es
eat or knoEn % tie Tfet AGENT Conductor Or oths-
person % vouch for gsnuiaeEess of permit
p C. ANS.
Cereal suDerint-uheat.
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Chgal0e Of FIa.na.

TlHONss s. rEfE tas this day sold he interest IN
i Ghs arm of Monts0ms'y s. Tate to r1ss Jouss, snd
The bustness vii b. nued st the old stand on Asd
snn street = A. MontEunsry ard Thomas Jones. IN
der the rR ard sivle q hCn'gonsry Z Jsnes who as
sume al the hsbii ies Of the old ara, and VI haV
eharFe o. eio.ins up lis business.
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/ For the EsmPhis AppeaIl
MzssRs. EDIroEs At your request, en-
close you the following tribute to our Bose.
Much has been said and justly too, about the
llt,i.tJD Fdbthsd5u 4 a-iaaaiasts- ..s,:A-' I
owlwP Hus'n hAns'' I
1cssLH Hussu Sasnl
ANsog THBO J. huson yon-s John
JnesI Jlhnsos Col A jones
.ZAgDY VI Kenney John Koch Geo
Ks-cai HR Kinck NJ Aehn
fTaJ50iTJ 0ut prayed for the bright and beauti-
!ul Veous of the evening and she came at the
instance of awful thunders from the Rocky
Mountains fer the breaking Of the heads Of
the dragons, and it wac done; aud last, but not
least, for ny own humiiity-granted. Now,
why not let man know that be is not half as
faithful as the watchdog? To the record,
AMI quote from memory
"Whsa some pr I'd son Of man returns to esrts,
unEa. w 10 glory, but upheld b. birth;
The scuiptor's art exhausts Lhs psmp Of we,
Ani stored urns record Who ret b.
sIssI u~0n the mournful tomb Is seen,
Not what he was, hut what he should hzTe been
Bat the poor dos, in te the 1-mest TREND.
Tie drst % wtlcome, foremost 20 dateoc5
Wh0se honest heart ts stfl hts masters own,
who fghts bTsstbes, lives for him alone;
Unn0narld falls, unnctice1 all bis worth,
D-nled 10 heaven the soEl he held oz ssrth:
Waie man, vain inset hopes TO b. f'rgiven
An clairns himself q sole exclusive heavgn-
oh man, thou feeble tenant OF an hour.
Dehased BY slavery Cr corrupt By power;
W10 knows thee vel, must quit thee vIth disgust
Dg aded mrss q animated dnst.
Thy lcvs is lust, thy frieudship 81 a cheat,
Thy fEieS hTpocri thy word. deoeiti
~ nature vile, euneEled but by name,
Eaeh kindred brste might bid the blush for shame;
Te Uha psrchauoe beh.li this simple uru, pass o.,
II honsrs meme. you wish 70 nasurni
oome hither, Nc, these stones arise,
never knew but ona frisnd-here he lies"
EEHPHIs, April -, 1s5S. J. o. y.
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PearI sfarcI

AEADK tsOn indian Corn-s 6sssiif5i iTsss. nfy
- a.P, F1ssgEcs4H oo.i
~ Es.i Fsssi ~
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

w, would call the atten ton of the cen
tlemen elected on the five stanling COM
mittees Of the Agricultural Society for the
year 1858, to the Constitution and By
Laws. All of course are ready to do
their part, and only want to know what
their duties are; those constituting the
three first committees, will do well to
examine Art. End Of the By Laws, in
which it is made their duty sto take into
consideration the wants of the community
and the interests of the Society, and, make
such tests of premiums as they think will
give best satisfaction, and report the same
through their chairman at the next annual
meeting.
These committees arc the most impor
tant of the Society, and if they do their
work well, the interests of the Society and
of the country, will be greatly advanced.
Their work should commence at the time
of their election and continue through the
year.
Let the committee on Agriculture,
watch carefully for real improvements in
grain, vegetables and fruits, and the va
rious modes of cultivating the same; and
encourage any who have them to present
them at the fair, and be prepared to give
an account of their mode of management
together with such suggestions as their
experience may dictate. If the committee
should find anything in their line, worth
experimenting on, let them do it them
selves, or get some one else to, and be
prepared to make as full report as pos
sible at the next annual Meeting of the
Society
Let the committee on Manufactures
and Mechanic Arts, encourage mechan-
les and..artists to prepare and present spec
linens of their work, taking pains to get
as large variety as possible, encourage
the presentation of articles not usually
brought in. and thus lead out new enter
prises.
Let the committee on domestic ami
mails keep a sharp look out for specimens
that would be presentable at the an, and
for men that are or could be interested
in fitting them for exhibition.
And let all the committees especially
labor to enforce the truth that these
things should be ready in time that the
want punctuality, is the great trouble
which such societies are apt to labor I'M
der
Let them be prepared to make such
suggestions as their experience and obser-
walton may dictate. Our Society is young
and we shall have much to study out for
ourselves, let us remember that the old
maxim ''no excellence without labor" is
true one, and Judging the future Of the
Society, from its brief past, that earnest
efforts for its advancement mW pay.
G.. M, p.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

The LECTURE-The lecture last Thurs
day evening was complete success. The
audience was large and attentive and
the speaker worthy of the attention be-
slowed The genial CH-RLEs DICKENS
found genial interpreter Beginning
with glance at the early condition of the
English Novel, the speaker touched upon
Fielding and Scott, and the influence ex
erted upon the English literature by
them, showing how they prepared the
way for the advent of chat Prince of Nov
elists-Dickens. The three prime q lali-
ties of Dickens, his Humanity, Humor
and Pathos, were each separately dwelt
upon and illustrated by brief and well
chosen extracts. The next lecture will be
given on Thursday evening Jan. 28) by
DIR. S. Nj. Davis. Suhject,-Physiology.
We hope there may be full attendance.
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hereby give notice that l have the tax
duplicate of the town of Greenwood Tor the
wear 1857, and am ready to receive taxes
thereon. For ten days, l may be found at
the South Fork Mill. and on the day of the
annual meeting of the N. W. Union Agrlcui-
tural Society, at the place of its meeting.
S. W. DroKissox, Town Treasurer.
R1yER FAILS, Dec. 18th, 1857 no q Wv.
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b 'RELIe1oUs.-Elder Gibson Baptist
has been holding series of meetings at
New Centerville on Rush River. We
understand there has been quite a num-
Der of conversions. Elder Lewis Meth
.odisDis now holding series of evening
meetings in this place.
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-DAECING.-There is to be a regular
old fashioned, country dance, at 0. II.
Belden's, Beldenville on Friday evening
the 10th. Mr.. Belden evidently thinks
that "hard times" had not ought to sus-
pend fun, so he has fixed the price of tick
cts at the low rate of $3.50 and will take
as pay wheat, flour, corn and all kinds { f
produce. We have heard old men tell
about going to dances horse back, with q
bag of corn before them and girl be-
hind. We should not lie surprised to see
pilgrims vending their way to Beldcn-
Vile in the same fix. All, young and
old are invited to attend. Tickets may
I've bought at C. S. Whites Store.
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MEETING ST THE VILLAGE SCHOOL
HOUSE, FRLD4 EVENING

The following Resolution will be discussed:
Whereas, the Methodist Society or denomi
nation, having applied for the Use of the School
House, for the purpose Of holding evening
meetings for term of two or three weeks,
with view of getting up a revival, and max
ing converts TO the caCsc of Christ
Il is therefore
RESOLVED, That it would be expedient for
tie Lyceum and beneficial to community, for
the Lyceum to suspend its meetings during
such time as such religious revival shall contin-
ne.
DISPUTANTS:
Af.-A. MonsE, N|g.-C. B. Cox,
S. NJ. DAVIS, II. AFARSHAM
Gentlemen and ladies are respectfully invited
to attend.
A. MORSE, Sec.
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CEMErERY.-We are happy to learn
that arrangements have been made for
the LAYING out and enclosing of grounds
in this place 1t has been dscreditable
Ia us that We have not ere this had a
''Ctod's acre, set apart and consecrated as
the resting place Of the Dead. The
ground sod IS a very appropriate
place ami we learn that Mr.. Cox, will
lay it out in neat and fitting manner.
An acre is to be given for the use of the
poor. Affectionate love and care for the
dead is a sure sign of refinement of feel
ing, and the appearance of graveyard
is very good index to the moral and
spiritual culture of the citizens of any
place.
We hope this cemetery may be so ar
ranged as to be attractive instead of re-
pulsiye.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

R The Charlest ton Is. CO. Courier
thus alludes to the emancipation of his
slaves by the late G. w. P. tis:-"It
is high time Virginia had some law on
her statute book against this destruction
of property"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

Sz- The weather is postlvcly-com-
paratively-superlative'y fine. Sleighing
is irst-rate, and everybody seems to be
enjoying themselves.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

&c An English paper publishes the
notice OF the marriage of u couple, re-
spectively eighty-three and eighty-two
wears old. and says: We have often
met with the expression, "a green old age,
but have never seen SO striking an exam
pie of such state as this must have
been"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GOVERNOR
Gov. Randall has made the following ex-
cellent appointments:-
VIM. H. Watson, of Milwaukee, Pri-
waite Secretary.
Rufus Parks, of Waukesha, Superin-
tendent of Public Property.
Horace Rublee, of Madison, Librarian,
re-appointed.
Three bottehm men, says the Neenah
Conservdtor, could not be found in the
State for these positions.
WoMAS.-How strongly her virtues
are set forth in this little verse:
Not she, with trait 'rous kiss her Savior stung,
Not she denied him with unholy tongue;
She, while apostles shrank, could danger brave
Last at His cross, and EARLIEST at the gravel
THE following lines are taken from
hymn book which a young lady had in
cautiously left behind her in church:
I look in vaip-he docs not come:
Dear, dear, what shall do?
/ cannot listen as ] ought
J7nless he listens too!
He might have come as well rs not!
What plaques these fellows are!
ii BEE he's fast asleep at home,
Or smoking cigar!
The Springfield Republican says,
'there is man in Hartford whose mouth
= 50 arg. tha: when Tho sheriff Is after
TIA he cr;vls into it %nd hides"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

The balance Of the 500 free lots in Glenrnont
will be given TO parties wishing 10 put up
stores shops and dwelling houses
Business and mechanics please remember
that these inducements would make town
even where there were no railroad advantages
and that here where the Grand Railroad cross
ing of the ST. Crox is bound to be, where such
long lines of road meet the nayigable waters.
and make their transhipmerts. together with
the inducements offered to those who will 90
there and 90 to acork, combine to make Glen
mont point well worthy of your attention.
Besides the bonus offered TO actual operators
they will be allowed TO purchase more proper
ty at Glenmont at the lowest rates.
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Partnership Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between the snscrloers I'M
der it'll of n. n. & o. S. POWELL. Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All those per-
sons indebted to the subscribers VIII please
make settlement with n. y. row ELL.
~ n n. POWELL
O. s, POWELL.
Pa p,1Is Ian 1889.
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g THE JOURNAL.
4otal anb MlisteIIane
RIVER FALLS:
Wednesday. Jan. 20, 1863.
~ Mr.. J. 81. MCKEE is our auth

n8- Mr.. J. II. MCKEE is our authorized
agent in Prescott, he will receive subscriptions
and advertisements for the JOURNAL.
e@M Mr.. WM, H. Cocks is our authorized
agent in Hudson, he. will receive subscriptions
aud Idserti sements for the JOURNAL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

GE Remember the concert to be CIV
en- by Mrs. Walls and Miss King, to-
morrow evening. Price of admission
25cts.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!

WE mean the west 11sof the NE. quarter OF
w section 1, town %, range IL. This IS
as good land as there is in the kinlc klnic val
lev, and will be sold at the lowest price Tor the
+" ready John Davis. 1t lies near the heao
waters of the Kinickinic, and is most desira
BILE location. For further particulars, you that
have money, call on the Subscriber at the
Jo,7nx. OFr1cr Fl. a. TAYLOR.
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By virtue of an execution to TIC directed and
delivered, issued out of the Circuit Cuuft of
said County in favor of Thomas Gordon rlain-
tiff, and against Abner Blaisdell defendant, by
direction Of plaintiff $ attorney, have seized
and taken the following Real Estate, viz: Lot
No. in Block 2. in the CITY % Prescott, in
Fierce County, which ] will sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the
front door of the Court House in the City of
Prescott and County aforesaid, on the 2Sth dav
Of December 1857. at / o'clock in the afternoon
JAMES II. EAMES, Sheriff.
P.V. WISE, Plat s Atty.
Sheriff 5 Office, Prescott, Wis. Nov. 6,l557
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HOTELS
AT GIsENNGoNT

ok STEAM SAW MIL L S
~ are now running in and within one mile of
Glenmont, and we have two good mill sites left
at Glenmont and ten lots apiece for couple
more. and will furnish steam engines for them
dclioercd on the ground at Chicago prices, one
half down, one-sixth in three months, and the
balance in three years. Particular attention is
called to the fact that delivery is equivalent to
giving the purchaser an opportunity to save
cash freight bill of from $3.50 TO $500.
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Posfponernent.

The above sale is postponed until the 18th
iaT of February, A. D. 1858, at Inc place and
I,ca- alcre rae1,tiofse>i-
!. Il. EaKEa, Sheriff
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20

In Malone, ON the 10th inst. by Rev. a.
Gibson, Mr.. Solomon Close and Miss Sarah E.
Williams.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-01-20
100000 Acres Of Land

NOR sale, including wild timber, prairie lois
and improved farms in the Counties of
Pierce and ST. Croix, " hich are worthy of at
tention either for homes or investment on spec
ulation. For particulars address
GEO. NAY POWELL.
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G. M. POWELL'S COLUMN
CONTINUED.

10 lots and site free, with engine as above.
for a nH
LA7H, SINGLE & SQUARE TIMER
MILL
at Glenmont t
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GLEN-HONT :
We have about 500 town lots which we intend
to give away as follows -
so free town lots for the man who will
publish live weekly newspaper for years
at Glenmont. We also agree to get the largest
half of a respectable subscription list for the
same
LOTS. and as much more as we can
do and get done, for each of several of the reli
gous so; ieties whenever they shall wish to e.
rect church edficos or clergymen's residences
at Glenmont.
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HUDSON ADS.
Da.s. Jones & TEgOrnhiIH.

AND SURGEONS, will
Il attend to all the duties of their profession.
Office in Ketchum's Block, Second street
Hudson, June "a, 1857. f2-tf
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River Falls, Jan. /, 1889.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD,
Prepared 6y Professor g. Hilcor, Rirer Fails.
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sHERTFF,s SALE.
CoHulg Of Pierre.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, }
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LEGdL NOTIGE

ITNHOMAS HAWKINS and Margaret Hawkins
i his wife, who reside without the State of
Ohio, Joshua Hobbs and Joseph H. Marke7,
Will take notice that on the 18th day of Au-
gust A. D. 1858, William Stanton. fled peti-
tion in the Court of Comm on Pleas Of Monroe
county, Ohio, against them, which is pending
i'll said court the object of which is to collect the
amount due on four several promissory notes
given to Thsmas Hawkins to Joshua Hobbs
and by Hobbs endorsed to the plaintiff. and n
mortgage to secure the payment of said notes
given by Thomas Hawkins and Margaret his
wife to said Hobbs, on the following lands in
said county. to witt: -,
The south east quarter of the north east
quarter, and the north east quarter of the
south east quarter of section twelve, township
five, and range seven; also endorsed to plaintiff
and to sell said land (now. owned by Joseph
Fl. Markley, subject to said mortgage) to pay
the balance due on said notes and mortgage,
amount demanded by plaintiff S74O, with inter.
est as follows--on $40 from June 20, 1854. on
$500 from October l, 1854 and on $500 from
April !, 1855, subject to the following credits
$2O5 April 5,lS55, $40 Sept. 10, 1855, $50
November II, 1856, $40 February 1857 and
$75 August 13, 1857, amount now due 1897 SO.
The defendants are required to appear and an.
swer or demur to said petition on or before the
18th day of October 1858. and in default iudg
ment will be takes at the November term of
said court 1858 as by confession. zg
- s- HoLLIsrER, OKRY & HoLLIsrRR.
@@--.@ Att'ys for Plaintiff.
August Is, 1S5S.-6w.
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State of Ohio, Monroe County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
PUBLIC. SALE,
pY virtue of a mandate
ID . ~, J;r.,.Je -

VS.. d TO me directed from said
Nicholas Rowls. court on >
Monday the 4th day Of October, 1858,
between the hours of ten O'Clock, in the fore
noon aod four O'Clock IN the afternoon, at the
front door Of the court house. in said county,
shall offer for sale the following lands aud ten
ements, to wit s.. --
The south west quarter Of the north east
quarter ofse,tion twent three, township two.
and range tive, containing 80 and 6fty cisht
one-bundredths acres. E'y.z,,,,ss - -
Also, tho south west quarter Of the south.
west quarter Of section twenty eight al the
same township and range, containing 30 and
81 one huudredths acres.zE s. -. 80 50
Also, a part of the north west quarter cf the
south west quarter of section twenty.three..
in the same township aud range, being tho.
west side Of said last mentioned lot, the lin.
running with the middle of Big Lick run, con-
taiaing ten acres, more ser less, all of said
lands lying in said county Of Monroe, -.
Ordered b said court TO be sold a. puLlIe
auction, to satisfy mortgage executed hy tho
defendant Nicholas Rowls to the plaintiff Eli
| zabeth Rowls. EDWARD ARCHBoLp.
Mas. Com. ", G.. O.
August 15, lsjs.--Si IS
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against


James Scott, William Crosier and Dorcus
Crosier, his wife, Mary A. Workman, Mat
thew A. Scott Frederick Birgi and Lavics
Birgi his wife, Charles Birgi and Charlotte
Birgi his wife, William Scott and Emeline
Scott, Samuel Grow Rachel Crow his wife,
nOWER.-Th defendants will take notice
IL that the plaintiff filed her petition in the
court of common pleas in and for Monroe coun-
ty, OHIO, on the 5th day Of August, A. D. 1853,
setting forth that she is entitled to dover in
the following real estate situate in said county,
to wit: The north half of the south east quar-.
ter of section number fourteen, township four,
and range four, containing 81 and IA 100 acses;
also the west half Of the north east quarter Of
section number twenty-five, in township four,
and range four, containing ssventy-nins and
96-lO0 acres, also the south east quarter of
the south east quarter of section number four
teen, township four and range four, containing
Al acres; and that atthe next term of said
court, she will ask for decree for the assign.
ment of her reasonable dover in said premises.
RICHARDSON & SINCLAIR d HEApLEY,
-. Att,ys for Petitioner.
August 25, 1s5s.--6w. - -, q