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The Kidnnrners RniIed

Mcssrs. Jennings, Lowe, Davis and Mitchell
have been liberated on bail of $500 each with
good suretes. The sureties are Messrs J. L.
Wilton of Amherst, o. S. Wajsworth of Wei.
ington, and NJ Warren of Oberlin Their
trials are set for the 9th of July next, in the
Lorain Common Pleas.
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MaIf-Fnre 10 The Conventions

The State Journal is authorized to say that
all the Railroads radiatiug from Columbus,
viz the Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati /;
Little Miami and Cincinnati and Xenia Cen
tral Ohio, p G. d c. and Columbus aud Piqua
and Indiana, will carry persons attending the
State Democratic and Republican Convention
at half-iare
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GOLDEN WEDDIEo.-The Rev. DR. and Mrs
0sgoOd, Of Springfield, Mass celebrated their
golden wedding on Monday evening, in com.
pany with twenty or thirty children, aud grand
Children. and aeores Of friends
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-21

WoHAE KILLED-Ars. Ann McOaHy was
instantly killed in Cincinnati on Thursday, by
a runaway horse attached to a buggy. Miss
Ann Hays who was crossing the street with
Mrs. Mccarly, was also knocked down and
severely hurt.
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EOR SALE.-BOLTVAR STREET

e -ITI Il FT0.poCT-A good mouse and ITg0 Iol WIN
L. u't uuc 30 abbey. 8il01
a ACRLSlu Euclid, Just the lice FROM East Clo'e
luudlg huu - nut frame barn, small amount OF tim
hor balance we'll cleared, nth black lOammg soil. Can
BE- rented O ava years to pay per cent on prce-SbO
KlNsNIAN STA corner lot 75I2OO feet, well located
Wlll sell cheap.
$500
CE,NTON PARE-VHcant lot North Side, 80 cot
mont. fuuuiug g. Luke Ere Also vacant lot on sUuh
side gkiI' font
LAKE Opposite the Marine Ilospita-VdCant lot 30
Ga f. - an ally. Cheap
AN IMPROVED FARM IN WISCONSIN--Near to two
large uwns unI in thicky tied counry-sO cTts,
Shou our nh cared wuh good frame house, rich soil
and vou 90 cred. $1,000
DONElt-Ci ucr,s lho Lake shore-soil sandy loan,
"ery rh, we'll waB cd l3 acres good timber, good tHm
hnnso uul barn and orchard Of grated irulJ, all IN first
rate order. Sd0 pCrHcTe.
LAKE SI.-Boyond Clinton PaTkvAcant lot 36Il60 IT,
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KINSAIAN ROAD 3 miles from the Court House-sev-
etreU acres with large COTTAGE house barn anl va
rrty fruit good soil aud well situated Will take IN
pHr pay house and lot he city, say S2OlO aud most
IF thg balance may remain on bond and M gage.-
5000.
FARMu sheffield, Lolaiu Co., 100 acres. on the No th
Rlg" rund, miles nom EyrII, soil mostly sandy and
Fruvcly loan vi "a some bolt m land. Hrge twu Ory
firm huu-e and large baru and Orchada valuable farm
Si1 per about thirds may be paid IN goOl vest
eTn lands
FIVE ACRES-On the Lake shore North Of Perry St.
h1unlrd he Sou by the pittsburgh u r. has large
bu ldug with en5in. aud boiler valuable Tor muuutac-
turing purposes viii take one halt Ofpuy 10 Western
lands
lLLiNOlS-3O ac os 40 the Eastern part Of The state,
miles ftOm station the Chicago Branch Of illinois
Central II ia iue healthy country, improved ms
an arOnud tiled mlsv hy farmers from ihsIoatun
Will exchange for good farm within 20 miles OF this
a. y, aud Will puy diferen N cash.
g. L
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r. p. SPALDING,
A G.. RIDDLE,
s. o. GRISWOLD,
+. 4. BACEUS,
AZ Counsel for Defendants.
Cleveland, May IA, 1859

KossUrH is asserted by Hungarians in
Paris that Kossuth passed through that city
about the fret of May.
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@Gnerol Nolitrs.
Notice,
4 An

Il MASON wa, by mutual consent dissolved on the LIST
OF Ap1L Tho Insurance, Foreign Exchange AID Emf
grant Passenger bus will he continued ut the ola
stand in Atwstor Building, by the subscriber
ap2gdlm2lI II +. BRAYTON.
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LUSH
a DAnLL AlE ~ MRn,,L nE
Attachment Notice.

WIN. L Ambush, puIuti, Before Ni'usOu Miller, Jus
s,,.e g.,n. ,.,. }ieo Of FIN the Pealg Of O. Cltye- @
SAIU DEFENDANT is HEREBY
~ u.ifed thtt order Of attachment was issued by
SAID Justice Miller. The ia 1ty of April, A. D
1859 IA favor said VIM Amb sh, plAiud agai 81 the
sud solomon s Griffin, defendant, IN The sum OF two hun
lNGERSOLL 4 KINSMAN.
Cleveland, Nav 3D. ls5g nay5.iv2I2 piGis ants
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n FULL ASSORTMENT of 30 ia
"A be- Eclectic aud genera drugs aud edicines at No
s. w. MINOR uL L-mlIIn SquaLn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

We find the following in regard to C.
B. Cox, in the Pepin Independent. We
would say that it is all true except "ths
plow."
C. B. Cox, Esq, the opponent of Mr..
Megge,t, WIS ons of the first settlers in
The st. Croix Valley. He has always
taken q leading part in the many enter
prises. which have so rapidly developed
that region. Though he has always oc-
cupied Il leading Iosition as citizen, and
been outspoken in defence of human
rights, he has steadfastly refused to &C
cept any nomination at the hands Of his
party, preterring to serve as "high pri-
waite" in the ranks, rather than a titled
officer. But now be is called upon by
the almost unanimous voice of the Re-
pqbicans oftlis district, and like Cincin-
natus of old, he has lett the pillow to fight
for the best interests of his country
That the people will ratify his nomina-
ton, no reasonable doubt exists. Let ev-
ryrepubliean do his duty, AMI this re-
suit is certain.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
C. g. Bundy's Speech.

At the solicitation of the people of this
place, on Friday evening last, c. S. Bun
dy Esq, of Dunnville, replied to the
speech of the previous evening, made by
Mr. Meggctt. Mr.. B. commenced by
showing from, the record, the position of
the founders ofour government upon the
question of Siayery in the Territories,
gave brief synopsis o. Congressional leg
islation in relation to that subject, proving
conclusively that the Vows of the Fathers
of the Constitution, and the entire action
of the Democratic party during its whole
history wero utterly at variance and d.
recty opposed TO the theory of Popular
Sovereignty as propoanded by Douglas;
that Mr.. Douglas himself. not only in his
speeches, but in his action in Congress,
was Of necessity, absurdiy inconsistent
and contradictory.
Mr.. Bundy ndulgel in no fourishes,
but talked right to the point, and in a
mastery and conclusive argument expo
scd the ridiculous absurditios and faIlacies
ofthe great humbug Of Popular Sover-
eighty Ia Douglas.
Ho made short work of the fslsehoods
from the Pump and Lsrrsbee gospels that
Meggett is pedding second handed thro'
he district, for want of better argument
We eharitabIy hope) and in this connec
lion showed up alexander" in no very
enyiablo light.
Those who heard both speeches were
at no loss to determine why Mr. Meggett
''didn't want to lower himself" by meet
ing Mr.. Bundy, why the meeting was
not commenced until near eight o'clock,
and why liz consumed nearly three hour,
80 as to prevent any one following him.
We appreciate "Alec's" discretion in
skulking, tn lodging, Mr.. B. but we
must be permitted to say We despiso bis
cowardice.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
SENATOR BRoDERICK is DEAD.

The lion hunt is over. The jackals
that long hung h, wing abou: his track
ere at rest after their feast of blood, while
in the cod rnqjesty of death, sleeps the
great victim of their mur1erous deeds.-
The chase is done. The quarry is laid
low, and the dogs have gone to kennel
David c. Broderick is no more. He
was the hunted lion, and they who have
forced him into the quarrel which mado
a sacrifice of his life, were the hungry
pack of iackals that now, from the dark
corners to which they have retired, are
contemplating their foul deed Of muir
der.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Aiexander MegGeft's Speech.

! Pursuant u previous notice, the DEM
ocrais had rally at the School House
Inst Thursday EYen.ng. Mr.. Megyett,
the Democratic no aimee for State Sena-
Tor from this District, addressed the meet
ing.
Previous to Nuggets arrival here, the
Democrats Of this place through. Judge
Foster, had repeatedly challenged the Re
rubicans TO enter into joint discussion
with him. The Republicans accepted
G.. s. Bundy Esq, of Dunnvlls, happen
ing unexpectedly to arrive in town, he
was solicited, to reply TO Meggett, and
gave his consent todo so. Upon the ar
rival of Meggctt, he, learning that Bun
dy was to rely to him, fatty refused to
enter into any discussion; said he didn't
van, to lower himself 10y speaking against
Bundy { y wanted to occupy the entire
time himself, &e.
We would suggest to the Democrats
here, the propriety of "fnding out their
man." before they are SO clamorous for
opposition
After Mr.. Meggett had foolishly at
tempted to slrow that the Republicans
were lneal descendants of the old Tcries
Of the Revolution, passed an eloquent
e,,logy on the death of Vbiggery, stated
that Abolitionism, Amerieanism, and Re
publicanism were essentially the same, he
tod bis audience 1T the end of an hour
.nI a-hnlf, that Slavery WAS the vital
question of the day. lie then dealt ex-
tonsively in the literature of Democratic
orators, in vsiuly trying to show Squatter
Sovereignty to be the only means by which
slavery agitation can be settled. s.
Mr.. Msggstt spoke at some length of
State Affairs. TIE most he said was Ia
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Modern Democracy.

This Modern Democratic party, groan-.
ing beneath its load ofcorrupt;ons and ex
travagance, brought on by its measures
and party policy, State and National,
talk of public finances through their pa
pers, and charge Republicans with useless
expenditure, and fsvoring public debt
Fortunately we haze the records Of the
doings Of political parties. The records
show that the democratic party is respon-
sible for the debts this State has had tc
pay during the last two years, and for
the present National debt. Lo, K at the
expsnsesof Buchanan's Administration.
The contracts in the Brooklyn and Phila-
delpLia navy yards, the Fort Smelling af
fair, the WiIetts Point affair on Long
Island, and the Utah Expedition, as el
posed by the investigation of a commit
tee in Congress, show Q most reckless
prohigacy. The thirty millions asked for
by Buchanan to open negotiations to buy
Cuba, with two hundred millions rs the
price TO be paid for it; and tho forty
millions ofpublic debt actually contrac-
tod during his two years administration
for the useless extravasauce of the Fed
eral Government are facts which Cannot
be successfully rafutcd.
The record Of the Democratic party in
this S a'e, is of the same character. 1t
would be almost impossible for a party
so VIGOROUSLY corrupt at Washington, to
be honest at Madison. Barstow was the
last Democratic Governor in this State,
and tie acts of his administration are not
yet forgotten. He is to-day the 'head
snd front of the party in Wisconsin, and
the Democratic nominee for Governor, is
an upholder of his administration. The
large public debt paid by Randall, was
incarred during the administration of Bar
stow. The embezzleinent of almost the
entire School Fund, the loaning money
ont of the State Treasury, on slips of pa
per signed, "Good .for--dollars,"
the defalcation of Jansseen, and other
frauds equally glazing are characteristic
of Democratic rule in this State. They
talk ofthe Republicans being responsible
for State debt! THEY charge fraud upon
Randal's Administration Why who
is there at all acquainted with State affairs
that does not know that Randali's Adj
ministration has been the most economi-
cal one we have ever had in this State
Look at the official report of the Sccreta-
ry Of State, who is Democrat, and you
will find the closest economy, the most
incorporating honesty, and the strictest
integrity, has characterized the Admins
tration of Randall. Let US continue him
in power. #g IS
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

We find the following :. in regard to
the Republican party in the Albany Jour
nal Its beauty consists.S its truth:
"There is nothing in the origin, pro
gress and mission Of the Republican par
ty, which does dot concern the welfare of
the Republic, or that is not calculated to
promote the interests of the people, and
viadicate the principles Of free govern
ment. 1t is, in oil its purposes and at
tributes, defensive party-never en-
croaching, but ever resisting cncroaeh-
ment. 1t is not and cannot be section
al, freedom i'll its as pirations from it's
birth, is Universal"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

Mr. II. S. FooTE, of Mississippi, who
wanted to hang John p. Hale, publishes
a long letter, in which he speaks in terms
Of warm approval of the spirit Of S enator
Douglass magazine article. He says
that he is sick of conventions and caucus
es, and that his vote will not. be influen-
csd by the action of that atsCharleston.--
He regards Mr.. Douglas as one of about
twenty distinguished statesmen, both
Wing and Democratic, any of whom be
would like to soc elevated to the Prcsi-
Dental chair.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Pump Carpenter About Nas-
aings.

Written before Pump attempted any
4 steals on the State Treasury, and aoas
Intercepted by said Hastings:
"Tioasurer Hastings is receiving the
highest enconiums from all classes, for
the real Old Hickory stand he has taken
on tho rag money question. His firm
determination to do has duty as prescribed
by the la,,, will give him popularity
that nothing can resist. The wildcats
will abuse limo course, as the rng mon
sters did Gen. jackson, but that will only
increase the respect which all honest men
are beginning to cherish for him. The
people will yet have cause to bless the
Treasurer for the bold and noble stand he
has TAKEN Patriot, jan. 2Sth, 1853.
We have no doubt tie voters of the
State who are noao as disinterested as
Pump was then, Will ratify this opinion
of Pumps, BY rousing majority in No
rember. u
Il a...s...se-4s+
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

FRANK LEsLIEs Now Family Maya
z;;ae is now before. US. II contains its
usual amount of historical "reminiscences
and other literary matter. 1t contains
twenty-one cngrayings, and, in fact, is
just what people want to read. The
Gazette Of Fashion which is incorporst-
ed in the same is well calculated to meet
the desires of the Ladies. For sale by
Mckee.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Megsett-a Know Nothing:
FOREIGNERS REMEMBERi

Alexander Meggett, Democratic nom
inee for State Senator, in opposition to
Cox, is an open and avowed upholder of
the Naturalization doctrine of Cass. In
speech he delivered here last week. he
boldly asserted that he endorsed the doc
tril g set forth in the LIE CLERC LET
TER, REFUSING TO PROTECT
FOREIGNERS WHILE ABROAD.
Will you vote for such manf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

VOTERS LOOK TO YOUR INTER
ESTS!
siIyermam a DcfaaEfer:s

=, SiIyerman a DcfaWEfers
Lion Silverman, the Democratic nonll-
nee for STATE TREASURER is now
in debt to tho State THIRTY THOU
SAND dollars, and refuses to payit!
He was bondsmalf for the Defaulter
Jansseen, who so plundered the Treas /
ry, and now Silvsrmans REFUSES TO
PAY the bonds, and yet asks you to
elect him State Treasurer!
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

The Minneapolis Piaindealer (dem.
thus philosophers on the defeat of the
party in Minnesota:
''The thrilling appeals of Democratic
orators yet come in upon US. They make
capital obituary notices. There is moth
ing in the world so free from alloy as the
contemplation of the virtues of the dead
Especially when we contemplate that
we are part and parcel Of deceased
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

ken nearly rer5atim from the speeches
Of Pump Carpenter, and Judge LARA
bee. His statements in regarl to the ex-
pendi,ures of RandalI's Administration
were false without exception. In short,
his entire speech abounded in misstate-
ments, sophistical reasoning, cunning eva
sions, foggy illustrations, and infinite soar
ings.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
GREAT REPUBLICAN, VIC
TORIES.

The elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Iowa, Minnesota and Indiana which took
place recently. have all resulted in decisive
republican victories, and the complete
route of the democracy. We sum up
the returns in brief as follows:
Minnesota.-Nearly every county in
the State is Republican,. The entire Re-
publican State Ticket is elected by up
wards of FOUR THOUSAND majority,
and beth Republican candidates for Con-
gress are chosen. The Legislature is al
so largely Republican, which ensures the
election of a Republican to the U. S. Sen
ate in the place of SHIELDS, a Douglas
Dom.
Ohio.-WM. DENNIsoN, Jr., Republi-
can, is elected Governor by over SEVEN
TEEN THOUSAND majority, together
with the entire Republican State Ticket.
Both branches of the Legislature ere
largely Republican, which gives us a
United States Senator in place of PUGH,
Douglas Dem. 1t is supposed that SAL
MON P. CHASE will be chosen to succeed
him.
Iowa.-rhe returns from this ,iState
are meager, but enough is known to rem
der certain the election of KIRKwo GOD, Re-
publican, over DODGE, Dem, by decisive
majority. The Legislature is also Repub-
lican, which will secure the return Of .
Republican to the Senate in place of
JAMES HARLAN.
HCiana-The election in this State
was for county Ulcers only. The Re-
publiesns have made large gains. The
electoral vote Of Indiana may be regard
ed as certain for the Republican candid
ate for President in 1850.
Pennsylvdnia.-The election in this
Sta:e was for Surveyor General and
Auditor General, and the Philadelphia
Press comedies that the State has gone
against the democracy by nearly TWEEN
TY THOUSAND,
Thomas E. Cochran, now chosen
| Auditor General WAS fairly elected in
| 1856, but cheated ont Of the return By
| the wholesale frauds in Phlalelphia and
its vicinity. Gen. WIN. H, KEEN, just
chosen Surveyor General, is a popular
Republican of Old Berks, and was chosen
thence to Congress late last year, to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation OF
j. Clancy Jones.
The Assembly is strongly Opposition.
We think nearly the same as last year,
when it stood 50 to 81. The Senate
| (last year Dsm) is also nearly two-thirds
| Opposition, though we think the Le-
| comptonites have carried one of the elev-
en- Senators this year-Crawford over
Irwin in the Perry and Juniata District
He looks very lonesome.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

The following is from the Alta Cal
ifornia. In point ofvigor and tersensss of
language and scathing..denuncistery cpl
thets, it is far ahead of Forbey's widely
read article on the same subject, which so
stirred up the wrath of the President, we
give the opening paragraph of the arti-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Coon ENoUGH FOR Us.

When Wisconsin gives her sweeping
Republican majority next Tuesday, and
y len this Senate District elects c.. B.
lCox, Senator, our "cup viii be full"
: Republicans! we have the powerful
prestige of victory on our SIDE, let us
''wheel in file," and join the massive Re-
publican column that is matching to
victory.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

The Chicago Journal says :-"CaIifor-
mia, by the act of a pro slavery assassin,
will send to Washington pro-sla,ery
Senator. Ohio,bv the peaceful votes of
her intelligent citizens, will send true
Republican to oppose him."
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
BEWARE,

Lion Silverman has been a DEFAUL-
TER THREE TINES. A convention
of his own party in Washington County
pronounced him man of"DOUBTFUL
REPUTATIONw and unworthy the
support Of honest men!
Voters are We safe with such man
for Treasurer! Will he do to manage
the School Fund.-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

The Atlaatic Monthly for Now. has
come to hand. 1t presents an Interesting
table ofcontents but as we have not had
an opportunity Of rsa ling any ofthe arti-
cles 'Ee cannot give itssan extended notice.
1t has changed hands, the present pub
fishers sie Ticknor d Fields.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

MINNKsoTA OFFICERS ELEET.-Tbc
following are the Republican Officers cleo
ted in Minnesota the last election - Gov.
Alex. Ramsey; Lieut. Gov, |. Donnslly.
SEC. of State, J. Ii. Baker; Treas, c.
Shooter; Attorney Gen, G. E. Cole -
Congress, C. Aldrich, w. Window.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02

@ Having just returned from a
trip to the Chippewa Valley. we can as
sure our Republican friends that that por.
ton Of tie District is sure to give round
majority for the Republican ticket. In
Dunn, Chippewa, Eau Claire and Pepin
counties, the Republicans are active, while
the Democrats, Disguised with the nomi-
nation of Meggstt, are doing nothing
NE speak facts. Let tho Republicans OF
Pierce and st. Croix give the remaining
week to the work of preparation and a
glorious victory is ours.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE


That MILLIONS of dollars of our
SCHOOL FUND have been STOLEN
and So ANDERED by DEMOCRAT
&c officials, under DEMOCRATIC
ADMINISTRATIONS, for the purpose
Of fattening and enriching DEMOCRAT
ic pimps, thieves and office seekers.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That but for this, Wisconsin to-day
would have had School Fund sufficient
to educate her children almost without
TAXATION.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Democracy has saddled us with
a State Debt, of nearly HALF A MIL
LION of dollars. That the Farmers, the
Laborer., the Producers of the country,
have to pay this debt from their hard
earnings, as the PRICE Of DEMOCRA-
CY. ~
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Republican Administration has
nearly paid up this debt and at the same
Tina reduced the State TAX ONE
HALE. .y..ta.l
KEEP IL BEFORE THE PEOPLE.
That Alexander Meggett, the Demo
cratic nominee for State Senator in this
District, is.,a pettfogging office-seeker, a
TURN COAT, who, in SO stumped for
Fremont, and 10 so is the apologist and
defender of the scoundrels who have rob
bed us. Remember this Meggett has not
the msnliness to meet his opponents in
open debate, but skuiks about the coun-
try, the second handed retailer of Pump
Carpenter lies, which compose his chief
stock in TRADE. a .aaH5 E
pr REMEMBER, 7" 81
Meggett is an admirer of James Buch-
anan, whom he did his best to defeat three
years ago!l E
Voters of this Senate District This is
the man who asks your Suffrage in oppo-
sition to CHARLES B. COX, man of
tried integrity, of unf;nching honesty,
and answering principle, who, wherev
er he is best known, is most respected and
esteemed @
Let EVERY Republican be at the
Polls on Tuesday next to give us bis YER
diet between the two r r
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-02
Dsnscrstic State Ticket.

Goy.-EIarr:son c. Hobart.
lieut.. Cora. S. Palmer.
Sec. of Stats.-A. B. Al len.
Treds.-Lion SHERMAN.
AHv Gea.-Samucl Crawford.
Bank Conpt Joel G. s;lu:ros.
STATE PRS. Com.-Iieurv G. Fleck.
SIP. Pu6. M.-Lyman c. Draper.
State .Seaaior-Aexandsr Meggatt.
.4s,em5iyman-Wm. Eaton.