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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

Masonic.-The regular meetings OF the
River Falls Lodge Of A. f. A. NJ. are held on
the LIST and Sd Tuesdays Of each and every
menth at Mason's Hall, at O'Clock p. NJ.
G. E. ABBCTT. W. n
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13


Last Saturday evening we saw an
individual in this village in a high state Of
excitement. He was rushing from one
place to another, talking rapidly and ges-
turing vehemently. All at once he star
ted for the Falls. A number of young
men followed him. The poor fellow
rushed to the dizzy edge of the precipiee
that overlooks the Falls
THE dreadful summit of the cliff
That beetles DER his base into the flood,
and after standing there a moment, bolt
ed down the steep path and-went in
bathing.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13
M N. POW El,1- .
RIVER FALLS. WIS.


CONTAINS populations of 500 bona yJic3s
~ inhabitants. Ii is pleasantly situated ON
the kinniekinnic River, at the junction of the
two branches of the stream. 1t has the most
available Water Power in the ST. Croix Val
ev the river, including both of IFS branches,
falling at this place 1870 feet within the sho
distance OF ona mile.
We have now in operation 2 FIGURING
Mills, q Saw Mills & Machine Shops,
doing large and fourshing business A
large share Of our Water Power is yef uJ,occu-
pied and unimpreved, The inexhaustible
uartities of hard wood timber, of the bcs
quality, within 4 convenient distance of the
Falls, makes this one of the most favorable
points in the Northwest for the manufacture
of Wagons Plows, Reapers, Threshilg MAJ
chimes, Furniture, dc, The attention of Ma
chinists and Manufacturers, is called 10 this
matter. All the utensils used by our farmers.
and the furniture in our dwellings. are now
brought from the States south and east of Us
nj a very heavy expense, the freight alone
offering splendid profit on tine manufacture
at our own doors. Upon the completion OF
our Railroads, manufactures can be sent To all
parts # the North-W est, as cheaply as from
any other point.
Rf,ER FALLS las been fixed upon as The
Junction Of tie 81. Croi@ aud Superior
and Eogfeld, and the North Western
Land Grant Rail Roads. BY
means OF these roads we shall
be put in railroad COM
lnuncat'n with tie,
East, with Lake
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

And all kinds Of MILL FEED, which ha
is ready TO dispose of on terms TO suit custom
eTS.
He fatiers himself. that after an experience
of forty years in the Milling business, and
with all the facilities which are now in his pos
session, he is enabled to prosecute his branch of
business with success. and III every instance
with Justice 10 his patrons.
Persons coming from distance with erists
will be served promptly and not detained long
in waiting.
Custom Work done according to order.
in a satisfactory manner.
The hest brands Of Flour manufactured at
bis Mills. put Up in h,lf, quarter. and eighth
barlel sacks and sent TO various parts of The
country.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

yENHE Subscriber offers for sale $50 lots IN
4 the village of River Falls, among the most
desirable for business or residences in, the
village. n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13
SLOAN'S OINTMENT
The Condition Powder

a. ~ zEcE
Is composed principally OF herbs and roots
and may be given at I'll times and under all
circumstances with perfect safety. II has been
found, by long experience, to be highly useft
i'll the cure of thu various diseases TO which
horses and cattle are subject, viz Disicmpcl
Hide Bound, Loss of appetite, Inward S trains,
Yellow Water. Inflammation of the eye, Fa-
tigue from Hard Exercise; also Rheumatism,
Commonly called the Stiff complaint) 1t is
also safe and certain remedy for Coughs and
Colds. 1t carries off all gross humors, and " i'll
remove all inflammation and fever. purify the
blood. loosen the skin. cleanse the water and
strengthen every part 81 the body. One pack
age Of the powders and a box Of the Ointment
will perf.ctl y cure recent Founder in six or
eight days, without leaving the least effect ia
the feet. In Horse Distempcr. they will allay
the fever and promote a healthy termination OF
the disease. One Powder aad part of a box
of the Ointment, win. in all cases, cure the
HON Distemper in COW two are sometimes
required for an ox.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

600 ACRES on Lake ST. Croix, conve-
-UO nient to mills fourth in hand
and the remainder in and two
years. viii exchange for logs.
n. y. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

4 FEW choice pieces of farming land in
"A this immediate vicinity, for sale at q bar
gain. n. n. row Ill.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

~ LOTS in lie vicinity of the academy.
.}To those who will contract Ia build aud
improve these lots, 10 per cent. ef the pur-
chase money only viii he required tie
remainder on time TO suit purchasers.
n. n. row ELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

NTATER row Frs for sale or lcase on
w the most favorable terms by
N. n. POW ELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

800 as IL L. ~ a a s2 s% is :s.s H
quantity of good pire timber on the
above tract The soil is of superior
quality, Terms. one-fourih IN hand.
aud the remainder III lumber deliver
ed at Green's or Holmans mill the
coming winter. This is a rare oppor-
tunity for all enterprising man of small
means to secure a horne.
n. n. POWELL.
River Falls. Nav 26th. 1858 49-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-07-13

Early in The New Year (l859,) DR.. Hon.
LAND will commence 4 new series of special
articles. akin TO the famo,.s and popular TIM
othy Titcomb Letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.

COn,.poadsuee Of TIE n T. Tribun..
HARTFORD, Jan. 4, 1859.
The political horizon OF our State may seem -
you inau,piciou- for s Republican victory at our
pe1t election. But, be Of good cheer. There 10
no tornado in these clouds-only the elements Of
hsalthiui agitation The several party nominations
viii ,oon be made, and the present seeming discord
in certain quarters viii cease. Unless affairs at
Washington shsll ASSUME q very different aspect
from the present, you may look for sweeping
Republican victory IN Connecticut when we shall
Join issue with The common enemy. which will b
i, April next
The Republican State Convention vii meet at
New.Hsvsn On he 18th Of January, for tho choice
Of Gov ernOr Lieutenant Governor Treasurer, Sec
rotary AID Controller II is believed that the present
incumbents Of these Offices VIII be renOmiDated.
Gov. Buckingham las a very strong hold upon the
regards Of the people. You have seen that he
rendered 70 Yale College his entire salary TOR the
past year. That just Ike him." julius
Cstlip Of Hartford, the LieutsnantGovernor,w was
originally Democrat. He joined the American
woyenen. when those subterrsneass first swept
Like 5 torrent down upon the vale" He is not
grea. man, but be does well. and IS clever
fellow" The Secretary of State, John Boyd Of
Winchester is /" straight and stiff in his politics
lie was Unacceptable 70 the Americans, but with
the modified feelings Of the masses upon these IN
terral questions, he now stands yery well with the
various political interests.
Lucius J. Hendce Of Hebron represents the tat.
tered banner Of the Know Nothings, but he is not
az Objectionable man to the Republicans. They
Will sustain him cheerfuliy. VIM. II. Buel OF Gin
ton is Ccntroller, and there is no reason why he
should not be rcrominased.
What shaIl ssy Of the Congressional Disericts
We have candidates enough. aud to spare, n al VI
tt.m. Ia this (ihe lst) district we hsva promi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
The California Overland Mail.

ST. Louis, W Wednesday jan ., 1873.
Mr.. Woods 9 passenger by the CalaoTnia Overland
Mail which arrived here last night, says that the Co.
nsnche IrdisDs have declared var against tho whites
aud are waiting for favorable opportunity to attack
the mail stage.
Al the eastern ford Of Congo River coach passed
between two camp fires recently supplied with fuel,
indicating the presence Of the CSmanches who doubt
less were only deferred from making sttsck by the
number ana strength of the mail party. 1t Is hoped
that the presence Of the troops recently sent along
the route from Fort Smith viii check the operations OF
the marsuders.
An abundance Of gold quartz had been discovered
at ella River. Several agents Of the California min'
ing companies making eXsm0ations to ascertain
whether machinery oould be introduced there With
profit =,
The weather 10 California he'd been very cold.
Twen;y thievips Indians nsd been killed IN Tenn
psma County.
George Green, Agent Of the Green stage Coach
Company, had aesconded with upward OF si'oo' In
money belonging to the employees.
IAe SAD Lake Valley Pass Of Dec. 10, says that
the weather has been intensely cold AMI that several
have frozen to death in the valley and the sd
iscsnt csnons. o..
The Utah Legislature was to meet At Fillmore City,
Dec. i6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
The Steamer e. Vanderbilt Ashore
Oh Fishers Island.

Ntw.Lorbos. Coss., Wednesday, Jss. S, 1859.
The steamer e. Vanderbilt, from Nes' York, bousd
20 Stonipefoc, cent ashore on Race Poist Fisher
bland, yestrsy morsing at aboat o'clock. She
has three boes in er and is BOZ partly fall Of water
The pass rsers are all safe ashore on Fishers l'lsod
The place where the disaster occurred is about mile
from tie spot where the Atlantic wu lost IN ieH.
Ire steamers Island Belle AID Osoeoa went TO the
ysLderbIt's assistance, bu. tbs heavy sea running
prevented their reaching her
NEW. LOsDos, Jss. 5-2r.N.
The revepue cstter james Campbell, from this city
visited tie Vanderbilt toda! and returned At o'clock
b,ir eirg the United States mails hch were forward
ed TO Boston by the express raa over the shore hhe
Capt Clk Ct tie outer rspos that fears are enter
tsr ed by her officers that tue boat will be total loss
[Ife Vanderbilt was worth about slOOOOO, upoa
which, 20 far can Learn there is no insurance
TTbe G.. Vanderbilt. belongs 10 the Nev-Y ,rk,
Stoninetor and Boston lins. She Was built ia 1873,
and about four years ago vas disgona y strapped
with iron throughout 1t was the intention OF the
agents to run her this Winter in connection with the
Conn odore, bsulitg of the Plymouth Rock for the
season With this view she had just been repanted,
repaired ard reftted, s'd on her fist trip o1t
wien she met with this disa.kr. TIE Plymouth Rock
ar Commodore will form tie line for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
From KanSas..MOre Fighting In
Prospect.
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jan. 5,

ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, Jan. ., lsJ9.
Tho Osswstsuie (Ksssas) correspondent OF The
Democrat rays Il at esp. Hamilton, toe lea'er OF the
party WHO committed the atrocous murders at Chou.
tesus trading post las. Nay has taken the field 10
Southern K.psss, With large hoiy OF desper,te mes
and la, aIrc.ey committed various outrsges.
Mr.. Bailey, Free-Sste man, was charged With
sts alire negroes from Veruon County Missouri and
killed .rd the house Of Mr. Bloomfield, 9 wealthy
FreeSt ate r, of Vernon County had been sacked
and buried. 1t was reported that Montgomery was
rsiirg party to rept the invasion BY Hamilton, and
that both parties are determined to fight
A dispatch from Ke,sas City Gays that gang OF
"sybaskers" under Cspt. Brown entered Bs'es
County No. on Thursday lsst, and stole four horses
from Jesse Jackson and burned his house.
1t is stated, on good authority, that Gov. Medary
has ordered four compares Of dragons to that region
sso that he has ordered four companies Of militia TO
be raised in Linn and Bourbon Counties the officers
for which have already been oommissionsd and that
he has teegrsphed to the Secretary Of Wsr to send
on AIMS and ammunition from st. Louis, which has
been done. It is expected that these ooaIties viii be
kept ur der mA tial Law for some time.
Trustworthy person from toe vicinity Of Fort Scott
represents the acts committed there similar TO those
of the time Of trio potonous Murell. TIE whole
country is divided into Jay hawkers" and anti
Jsybawkers." The former commit all sorts of crimes,
ard are openly upheld by some methodist preachers
and mary respe ctable people. The "Jsyhawkers'
justify their ats a proper revenge for the came
kind Ct depredations and atrocities committed
upon them by the Pro-SIavery party when they were
in msjo,ty. The Pro-Slavery party still hold most
Of the offices, and are accused Of oppressive acts.
TIE old prosecutions pending account of tue former
troubles are the great cause of Dissatisfaction.
A dispatch from Kansas City says that quorum Of
both Houses OF tie Kansas Legisls.ure met at LAW
renee on the Sd, and passed resolution to meet asd
organize at Lecompton on the next day. A caucus
was slso held for the purpose of fixing upon place
to hold the sessop. neais all Of those present being
agreed to adjourn from Lecompton to some other point
in the Territory.
At night, general caucus Of the Ultras was held,
and Nominations for officers made, embracing Mr..
Larsalere for Speaker, Mr.. Delahay for Clerk, and
Mr. Thatcher for Printer. 1t vas the general opinion
that this organization would carry everything, and
control the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
HKSRr L. ELLswoRrH's WILL.-TAe Ha'ge's
Courdz. Of yesterday ssys:

HKS.r L. HLLswoRrHs WmL.-Tle Hartford
Cosras. Of yesterday ssys:
"The Las, VII of the Hon. Heery l. Ellsworth VS.
in this city, bat not proved yesterday ana goes
dowa to New-Hsver for probate to-day. fais Cor
lese cone. in only restuLry legstee Prot. Good-
rich and Henry White. esq., of Nev-Hayen, Eh1or
Goodrich and III. X. W. Welch, esqs., Of tels cry,
and W, s. Peckham OF lrdars, are executors and
trr,te.s TO secure $g500 10 each of NJ. his,
worth's living children and the heirs Of his deceA,ei
son Ed~ard an annuity of u 80 to ms VIE;
81 GO each TO the Boston Tr.c, Society, The Home
NiSsiocs, American Board Of foreisa Ansons,
American Colon zstion Society, and Nc believe tne
Auerc.n B,bls Society. After 81 thess request. arc
SATISFIED Yale College wil come in for the res:ddnin
There a considerable amount of ceb: To be provlfea
for before anything realized and tee Intimate settle,
u<rt If the estate is qsi,e prcbenstical II time
takrp AMI no forced sales nste, douhtbess some
thing handsome may be realized FOR Ae Coiege; oo
there is no probability i. vii amount 10 $'U,ooo.
Tie Hartford Ti,es rays that Others better IN
formed are of tre cpiaoE tbst i snl net soc 80. W
cD,.r The p;ecise sum cam at NO Be named a. Mr..
F,,vorth Ovnsd ss the tine OF bis death very large
landed s:s,esi aud tA0rss nss. e.ism1e c; u y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET.-T The sales ct the
;hr.. days In Liverpool Cotton Market were Y @ bales OF
Which 1000 taken by spectators ana 400 by exporter
The advices from this aide steamship Acs caused oe-
clue the according to some circulars OF loa otoes'
the market easier but QUOTATIONS. IN
GLANCED The market closed quiet The quotations OF most OF
the circulars Tor Modng Orleans, 3D. and Madins p
lands lS-l6d.
STATE or TRADE IN MAscHEsTER.-The advices
from Manchester favorable the maket being hn al
Gle sing sn adv ancing tendency. -
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The Liverpool
martet dull The stock Of Flour was inferior
aud almost unstable Messr Richardson, Spence Co. quote
Wt,tern 49, Philadelphia and Baltimore al -
2lf Ohio 174 Nhes quiet but FIRM Red Western q
S bite 90 l0d6 5; White Southern SOL. Corn aul;
Yellow "a as Mixed % an White 80 9Si g.
LIyEkPooL Provision MAREkT.-Becf was heavy
aud holders their stocks the market Fork dn and
h,svy Bacon also dull Lard duh bot hrm. and selling Tor
81 oB5i6 Tallow quiet Butchers 81.
LIvlRPooL PRoDUcE MARKEr.-Rosin was steady;
Common Sa44 Spirits Turpentpe quiet Sugar quiet.
Tea inactiyeConsou lid Rice eu Ashes quiet; fssii'
81 9Q52 Pots y s29 s; Linseed Oil 80 0So g.
LONDoS MARKETs.-BREADsrUffsh rrn WHEAT
closed At advancing tendency SUGAR dal aud prices easier
but ouotaby lower CoFfEE buoyan TIA but little III
ouired for prices weak and ID bwe hIeE nfm
TALLow So sd5ll.
LoypoS MoyEr MARKEr-The London Money
ake. is generally unchanged American securities quiet
Consols 20, q sSi for the account, ex dividend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06
THE VERY LATEST.

LONDON, Wednesday Morning.
Tie Daily Ners's city article, dated Tuesday even
hk, says:
UThe Funds to-day were heavy, and closel at q
reduction Of per cert. The approach OF the holiday
season, spd the threatened introduction Of large
mAss Of neW secarities Of various classes, have an
usiavorsbie effect the market In the other de-
yartmests Of the Exchange general inactivity pre-
Ssiled bat only in lev instances any reduction
u prices established. An active demand for money
was st experienced and good busioess continues to
b. dcas al the Bank. About e. 900 in gold, ex
A6ca. WA sert into the Bank to day
els, 200 Australian gold by the Niagara, WAS par
chased to-day for the Continent.
thsss was no general alteration N the foreign e.
changes this afternoon.
TIE Times CITY Article) Of Tuesday evening SAYS,
Ae Eseksh fusds remain without tho slightest symo'
Tom u revival, and in every description OF secunty
here is inactivity and hsaviness
There wss again lees demand for money in the dis
com. market to-day.
Soms transactions took place at u cent, the gen
srs minimum being Q! e2}. At the Bank Of England,
however, applications were numerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

ApuLryRArros oy EsGs.--The public hss lstsly
heard much about the sdureretion Of various kisds u
oCd and yet not aware that large proportsoe
the eges hsf arr nsw being eaten in London ere vhet
; called by the cbeessmongers 8 picked sgss" Tsie
u,eslpe" is done during Summer, while osgs arc =
a sx trice, by miring lime and water N s.sas and
fing the cks With eggs, permitting then 70 I've four
on tr months in this hot lime MIXTURE thas dessrosng
4. tns rssrrs favor and nutrit~e power a The eggs,
rendering them in,ipid the taste and smpregasts3
With ,troug decoctios e lime, which IL injuyioas n
he stomach. PchsA ssss look very white sad csss.
reseu bling rew-lsid eggs, and are sold IN Wistns,
when coed fre,h eggs are scarce spd daas. They
NAV be Lsoxn by toe folio sing siess:-1hs fsss u
the she'll IL rougs, from sometimes part Of the ics sos
having beso quite washed o6: they feelcoA and damp
q the life of the egg Ia destroyed and Sarty vasesd
sste whereas good egg u always dry 70 TIE eoSoa,
life EXISTING IN H. Throe ge lime-gss u pietkA egg
they osn burst when po. intO boisg water, End On
slwsys BE- found partly empty, % With Tow dfops o.
line sa.cr in item. when cooked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

ELxcrIos IN The FoURrH CosGREssiosAL Dis
rRcr-Tbe special election in the Nth Congressional
District-comprifiDg the Fourtb, Sixth, Tenth and
Fsurt euth WGds-to I'll the vacancy caused BY
the resigns alton of John Kelly, took place yesterday.
But little interest wss unaffected in the event. Not
third Of the usual vote poned and being Of tho
sror gess Democratic Districts, the opposition was but
fseby represented at the polls. The votes were nearly
all for Thomas Barr, member cleo. TO the next Con
gres. The few Opposition votes cat were mostly for
sanford L. Macomber and Oven w. Brennan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-01-06

GRrAr DRAvr Ma1curs.-An premiasrie'
having being duly settled, and the required yU de-
poeited the matches between Martin Of London and
McKenov of Gla1gow, for Zoo, and Hudson of Lon
don and Drumnond VI Denny, for El0O, are sp-
pointed TO coCnencs on The 2ls. inst. ana, It Is
s1pected viii contnne for az lesst week afterwar1
OF late this interesting game mas been the OBJECT OF
bot little public eIei.>Inent much 80 - 70 raise
suspic inst it vas loving lie sttractiveoess Sich
bov. yer. ia pot the Gaze Its admirers have been
~crkirg away quietly. ana the resut viii BE- SEEN %
Tuesday Dexf Martha, who hss held the belt for the
pat four yeaYs-po having cone TO ms terns-is
rrpr..e.,ed to he a capital ssrd At drafts, may
b. sen By several gan. witch be hs, contributed
Mr. Bohns book on tsas souj>c.. His opponent. Nc.
Kenow, On the contrary is not % vel known to fame,
be, is no mesn adept aad he is in close train
ing vrh Anderson, an Old champion, good contest
may be expected. BLdscn mas NO. been much before
the public. However, - he had considerable prse-
tics with Martin, be may prove match for Drsn-
nopA who is vel known in Scotland. The later.
Ike Msrtis, 10 sathOr, bsviBx rten on tina game
more than once. We anticipate great tlena for
lovers OF dfsis when there 'eaf men meet 70 s.rve
for the vcsorJ-MsItin 40 MoKsrow to assrmins
the chsppiolsbip. while tse 0<bsr two contsas ncn'
selves win pilSe Of .eassr nasn.ade.
lGa-eu JSUaa