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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
CDUNTY OFFICERS.

q. ". CAIRNS Reyrttr OF Deeds office
in Wise'S Blaate iiroad street.
ri. II. S.E4ttsNIdh, Eoitrfy Treasurer;
cfii cc.in Wise's lil"ciz.
HENRY p. AMES. sheriff: Il. n. RED
NON. Deputy; pilice nserr City Bank il
II ISIS Block. Broad Street.
Z. ID. PIERCE, District Attorney, office at
TrinT'3e.ic. ''stf .".s
a. II. You've. Clerk Of Circuit and County
Courts Q. GIBbS, ,.r, Deputy; office in
u Sds Block. a.'r. s..
OLIVER GIBBS. Jr.. Clerk of County SUI
pcrvisors 4. Il. YOUNG, Deputy, office in
Wi~e's Block. -te
WA. FlOTEs. County Judge; office in
Wise's Block. @t." sNaa
y. Y. WISE, Special Cont Commissioner
under the new code
JAMES Ii. HUNTER. County Surveyor;
offics. ut Pleasant Grove fsr.
OLE WINGER Coroner: Office at Martel.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
RIVER FALLS: a

sw Mr.. j. NJ. McKrxLi. our Authorized
agent in Prescott. he viii receive Subscriptions
and advertisements for the Journal. "a =
e@-Mr. VIZ, H.AOocKs is our authorized
agent in Hudson. he will receive subscriptions
End advertisements for the JoURyAL A-i+tss7
All those ixdehted to US wiz ind their bills
With HIM, also plenty Of blank receipts which
he will be pleased to ill and furnish them akSa
sS- Fer four dollars we viii furnish the
JouKx11, and the ATLANTIC AloSTnLY- one
year - -
zE- Fortwo dollars and eighty cents We
will furnish a copy Of the Wisconsin Farmer
aad the Journal for one'year. 'i-'{ ?
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
FROM THE
Quaker City Publishing House!
10000 Catalogues,

NEW. ENLARGED AND REVISED
NOW READY FOR DISTRIBUTION.
Superior Inducements to the Public !
sw- A new and sure plan for obtaining
GOLD and SILF WATCH Els. and other
valuable Prizes. Full partiep lars given in
Catalogues, which WILDE s mt fec TO ali upon
application. 80
Valuable Gifts, worth frou Scots to 500
GUARANTEED TO each purchaser. $lOO.o90
in Gifts have been distributed to my patrons
patrons within the past six tuonths so 600
to be distributed during the next six months
The inducements offered TO Agents are more
liberal than ;liose Of any other house in the
buSint SIS.
Having been in The Publishing and Book
selling business FOR the last eight wears my el
perience enables me to conduct the tiff Enttr-
pr,ze with the greatest satisfaction to all.
gw- AGENTS WANTED in every town
and county. For full particulars address
DUANE RULISON,
Quaker City Publishing House,
SO South Third ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

New Goods. The various stores
in town are fast filing up with Their
fall and winter stocks OF goods. " EBB
has received good supply Of Dry Goods
Boots Shoes Sc, and will have a large
and we'll assorted stock in a few days
TurrLE has large lot of Ready Made
Clothing with Dry Goods i % Groceries and
Int. Of other ''fxihs." PRATT d t1TTs
arc lust receiving their New Goods. -
They have now on hand large supply
of cloths forwinter wear, and We under
stand have bought largely. All of these
Gentlemen have lauda5le ambition 10
exceed each other in doing good to their
fellows. by furnishing them with the nee
essaries and luxuries Of lifefo the smallest
possible remuneration, ~
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
GEO. w. PRATT, J
w. r. STEVENS, Com.
CHAS. B COX.
LIBERAL CoNyEErION. .
AT River Falls. Wis, Saturday and
..fe Sunday, Nov. I2th'and 18th.

AT River Falls. Wis, Saturday and
. Sunday, II ov. l2th..and 18th.
. Not for amy party or sect, bound by artitaa
~ authdrity but for all who desirets cultivate
broad and fratsrnal Sentiments. acting on a
co:n,non basis of Free Thought and Speech.
Tio"s!t diversified n opinion. yet in unity
Of spirit f',r rnutaal good, can a tai nted and
liberal people assemble together to talk over
the great principles Of individual and Social
Reform and Progress, and the reign of peace
on earth and goodwill toward men"
Several lu5lic speakers will be present
Free homes viii bepro5ided for persons COM
ing from abroad,
TheIlnceting viii be helf Cox Hall, COM
,a0ncirg Saturday morning at half past ten
1t is believed tIie occasion will be of much
nterf At and importance. ..--
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
,,,,, ,be Madison State journal.
There was a slight snow storm o

-Thers was slight snow storm on
Monday last, sEsl~srrg et..a
The potatoes which took the prelI'-
nm at the State Fair, were raised. by
II. H. BY1yeroN of this village.
The upper story Of the Academy is
now being finished, and will probably be
completed this week
Mr.. TrTrLE is again prepared TO
serve his friends by taking pictures Mt lis
old rooms.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
Spttial MOtites.,

NOTICE. The River Falls Eclectic
Association hold their regular meetings. at
the SchoolsHouee, at i O'Clock p. NJ. on Sun.
day of each week. sAn are invited 70 attend.
-snS6-tfal S. l.. COX, Secretary.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
circuit Court. Pierce County,

rV,HE State of Wisconsin, TO John McNieI.
Defendant. You are hereby summoned
and required TO answer the complaint of Oil :
yer S. Powell, which is fled in the Office oftho
Clerk of the Circuit Court III said county, and
to serve copy Of yoar answer on lis, at our
Office in Hudson Within twenty days after the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such ser
vice. and if YOU fail to answer the complaint
as aforesaid, the said Plaintiff will apply to
the Cour, for the relief demanded in tie COM
plant. :,
at Hudson. this 5th day ~ March, A. d. 1850.
Dated March 18th. 1879
WETHFRBY d GRAY.
.lt mol Tw PiGt-i;Ss Aao<rcsss,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
llfA.

: AT Diamond Bluff, ION the the Sd inst. of
Typhoid Fever, Mr. DANIEL HAsER, aged 81
years.
s. The community has sustained great loss
in the death of Dir. Haner. He was the pop
slar Supervisor of'his town, and an efficient
member of our County Board. Hewas an en-
terprizing. energetic, public spirited citizen.
and eminently fitted by his talents aud at
ailments TO bear well his part in a new conn
try. Though it has been but two years since
he moved into ooreounty from the east, he had
secuFed the confidence and respect ofou citi-
zens for his judgement, integrity and person.
al worth. The, sympathies Of the community
are with his afflicted faaiily. COM.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

s.... prescott, September aoH, 1870 .----.s
STATE orlNlscoSslN !
CousTy OF PIERCE. sE.S.e,@eee.rr ~s
WHEREAS the following pieces parcels o real es-
w tate were sold by the County Treasurer of said un
y on the 18th day of April 1857 for the iperest
and charges of the year 1856. therefore, Nce IS
hereby given that Unless said pieces parcels of real
es,ae shall be redeemed from sale aforesaid before the
18th day CT April 1860 they will be conveyed the
spec,ise purchasers according law. The description of
each tract or lot and the Of taxes, interest and
charges due on the same calculated the last day of re-
dempon arc Us follows to wit:
OLIVER GLIB S, Jr. Ii = vi. -.4l
Clerk Ct The Board Of Supervisors. of Pierce County
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
Teachers Institute.

.-r o. D D..
80 The Honorable Henry Barnard, Chan
celI2r Of the State University of Wiscon-
sin, vii! hold Teachers Institute nj Riy-
er Falls. commencing on Monday Eve
ming, Oct, oath, and closing on. the next
Friday evening, Lectures aud Literary
discussions will be given every day and
evening during. the Session. Teachers
and all who intend TO become teachers will
tindths a rare Opportunity. The citizens
of RiseF Falls will furnish entertainment
free ofcharge. ~ s:@ rr III p
p n COMMITTEE of Arrangements viii be
touni Mt the Greenwood House ready to
assign places to-ail who may desire to at
tend the regular course of Lectures. =
GEO, w. PRATT, J
w. r. STEVENS, { Com.
A -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
What they say of ua.-W-o
give below somo notices Of the recent
-
p;srcs Co Exhibition at tho State Fair.

Pierce Co Exhibition at tho State Fair.
From tie Milwaukee Free Democrat.
TIE PiEncE Corsry snoH,..--on
Saturday we spoke briefly ofthe pro
duets exhisited ct our State Fair BY the
Pierce County Agricultural Society We
again aIiuae to the matter, for the pur-
pose Of saving a wqrd in regard +, to : the
soil Of the 81. Croix Valley. Il is brown
sandy loan, with clay sut-soil, gener-
a,v, which adapts it tostand the test
either of proiraeteI rains, or severe
Irouth. HE soIcap be stirred immedi-
atolv after a heavy rain, and hence !; Pro.
duees with great vigor. r.a
We examined specimens OF the ST
Cr,ix valley Paint, which is found in
.ersst abundance, and which will dotist-
lass prove mine scialsllt tgAhe citizens =
of that locality. We think it full equal
70 the celebrated "Ohio Paint" and at
though we are informed it I'D not take
premium, owing to, some oversight AZ
the committee, yet we thinkit was de-
serving Of one.
From the Milwaukee Sentiaei.
The Pierce County Agricultural So
c.e.y proved her the Banner Count at
tho late State Fair, taking the first t, en-
INNS On winter ami spring wheat, rye,
oats barley, dent corn, potatoes, a steel
crossing plow, and s., -Croix Valley paint
the second premiums ON rye, oats "no
onions. They also hat very efe'iit;''''o
show iii the fia6) arts, 5onJ whie4 some
,ran,;u,us we're awarded. which have not
!, ..u rooort.,I vet, Their Society is the
Pioneer. in exhibiting in, the capacity Of "
County Society. aud was S"pcflnt'naea
l. ,!..:r Secretary. CSC, MAY Powell.
We'll done friends, from 80 miles North
West. @.. sf.&'~! - " 4 ,
From the Madison State journal.
Ono gratifying exhibition, Of which l
.,,n pIeaseI to mako Psteallar mention, is
rbs Show Of grain AMI Vegetables, BY The
Pierce COUNTY Society. Altogether 1t
,,.o hos, show Of tile kind on the
ground notwithstanding t'1eir p0rtherp.
location, these Pierce county people ex-
I.:bited the handsoinc>t wheat and rye,
with other grains, aud the largest ana
t.,tes, yeretablcs on the.graun9.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
People who suppose we are out c

People who suppose we are out OF
q market here are mistaken. BY new
Arrangement oftheLa Crosse r. r. Co.
wheat can be taken from any point here
on the Lake or River TO Milwaukee for
u cts bushel, but one cent more tlian
5staid at Madison. Ifdesired they will
sol wheat for one cent commission. on
each bushel and return the money and
bags within weak. ~ go 80,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
y. q kaesss

IL ENLIST, Office over g. S Grifins
1 , store. Prescott. Wis.
DR.. HoRN tenders his professional services
TO the citizens Of River Falls and vi, iuitr and
wonld be happy to wait upon those wishing
Dental operations. at the Greenwood Nouse,
where he can be found every two months com
N, rcing Nov. st. 1855. '+"
All kinds of i'roluce taken in exchange FOL
work. All work warranted as represented.
i~s REFERENCES IN PEHsOorT.
Dr.. A. Young, q, II. Nichols.
J. W Beartislcy, A. @. Snyder,
" j. NJ. WLipple,1 r p. Y. Wise.
w. p. Fuller, II. S. Griffin,
" q. T. Maxon, j. NJ. Mckee. ~
IL RIVER FAILS
DR.. = NJ. Davis, c.. b. Cox,
W, +. Lewis, 7. G. futile.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

r a am going to the post Office e
Harry. snail inquire for you Z" "Weli
YES, Il you. have mind to; but aissdon
Ink that You'll fad me there. I
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

and Will not stop until all are supplied.
All orders i.lledon short notice, and in the best
n possible manner, r.
Ny shop is situated on the Big River road,
four aud half miies from River Falls. and
nine miles from Prescott. Allpersons in want
of anything in nv line VIII DO well to give me
call baf purchasing elsewhere
| will exchange wood works for grain of a L
kinds, lumber. shingles. money dc, dc.
As eEer ri your service,
THOMAS e. TUBS, PeornEros
River Falls April 9Th, 1859, i4t-l
- .sfa73i ts .as a a.se
ga .sr.fe. 4ve. ~af'as inds b ssAg
kssS ear s.er e,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
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For sale at this office,
Warrantee Deeds, Mortgage Deeds;
Bonds for Deeds, Gait Claim Deeds,
&c, &c, SC.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19


the kiun;ek :l,nic River at the junction Of the
two branches Of The stresm It has thezmest yga
available Water rowef9in lie St c:oix Val
ley, the river pesd;rg Lo,t he e j. brsaeAas
r. o.areq esd rs .r..ia 4...i.-......r -,
tsetapoe Of one mite. -. # s.,s. 49,.
q. We have ne.v in operation Fioaring
MINIS. q saw Mills & Machine Shops,
doing large and nourishing business. A ~"
LARGE share Of or Wafer Power is yet
i-i/ AMI un;',4 roved hs neAhaustible
nentitie. of hard waol 9l4l5er, Of the best
quallty. within eonsenie4t distance Of ths
Falls pakss This one 81 tbe pos fayerah!e
p6iu4s.n The Nor,is- West fr the manufacture '5A7
Of Wagons, Flows. ,KcaPess. ThrssAi'g ha- 8" '@'
dimes. Fdrait,,re dc, The attention Of Ma 71'iirss
shiniss and Man actule,s il called 10 this tJa.T
natter A the Utensils used BY our fsrtnOrs AZ s..~4
and The ful4joss il orr des iiihgs are now " 'ss
E-sis Z Et- ~4t.f-ftt .sHsfe.J Is
pro@ght from the States south and east Of as
ut very Aaavz expense, tie freight alone @'"''
sfFyriig arepaid profit the nanrfseet4rs
i our erva daolz. Upon the completion m Isi Of
sar IA 4;l.4a>l> n,anuiactures can be sent to all
iress # s'e %qrlhcV es', q sshoally As aaa
f'~s4 rig sis 80 'aa-l s'sa-tss 7.rv~e.
4. "a Flts '.as been III rad. ure,s as ~,
y4.seto,f Of tie 81. G1oie ena 4S4pfri
ana Baffetd ana the North Sefern = 7, ! ..--.
/ Lend Grant R.dl Roaas. BF~ ....-.-
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
TAX DEED NOTICE,

Oce of The Clerk Of tie coaaty Board Of suPsrri,ors,
s. q prescott, September 30h, 1870.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

WATER. POWERS Tor ;. lg OF 1ratq- o.. '@s
~ tiie most IA orabie terms By aast ,ar al 40
$50 s-..... -.s A.. .N..N. row ELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19

A FEW choita fHcce of firn,i,lg hand i,ss e. :
a THIS immediate vicinity, III sale at b.
gain n. Y. row rI4L
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-10-19
fl iI>d TARnkg
RIVER FALg.S,s 50 Sc
n. Il. POW L "a via
&kt g hF AZ
RtsEEs FALLS, WIS.,,

(4oNTAENs ropnlsti'n of 800 Sena .fdasa e~
Y inhabitants. II Is pleasantly situaed q si@
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05

THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD The
Vicksburg Wing, noticing the cheering pro-
gress of this great enterprise, says:
We are pleased to be able to chronicle these
evidences of the flattering prospects of this
road And we would urge upon our people
the Importance of bestirrng themselves and
pushing on our Louisiana connection to the
Texas line. 1t will be seen that two of the
most active and energetic of the soOrkin9
citizens of Memphis are leaders in this enter
prise. Memphis is urging on her connection
through Arkansas, tc the connection with the
Southern Pacific Railroad; the difficulties we
have to encounter in reaching the same point
are trfng, in comparison to what Memphis is
overcoming and we should not allow her to
beat us in the race Westward. She distanced
us uaaccountably in extending her arms East
ward, and now that we have the advantage
of her in the march towards the setting sun,
let us retain it. It behooves us, however, to
be up and doing.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-05
From the Memphis Avalanche. I
GERALDINE.
BY MISS sALLIE ADA pEEDy

BY MISS sALLIE ADA BEEDY.
Thou hast told me of the sunset in that land be.
yond the seas,
Where the lovers wait for moonlight meath the
wild magnolia trees;
Thou hast told me of the splendor deepening in
those eastern skies,
When daylight melts in purple and the holy stars
arise
All flushed and quivering tenderly, like some i'm
passioned breast
That holds unto its beating heart the heart it
loves the best;
wondered at thy rapture, for knew thou hadst
The glory and the beauty in the eyes of Geraldine.
Thou hast told me of rare maidens in those bloom
0ncircled climes,
With lip so full of music that they told thea love
in rhymes;
Or listened with dropping lash, whose soft and
unshed tears
Told Of faith that lives beyond this fair worlds
feeting years;
God bless the warm heart everywhere its bright
ness is the best
That ever dawned upon the soul and soothed it
into rest
And warmer than the sun bright skies of that fair
land you've seen,
The heart of her who loves me well-my darling
Geraldine.
Come with me to the mountains that look down
upon sea
As tranquil as dreaming child upon its mothers
knee;
The dark blue waters all around-the bright blue
skies above
The cottage and the valley and the blue-eye'd
girl love!
Her soul is full of welcome oh, what heart
could wish to roam,
While one like her was keeping holy watch for
him at home
Come with me and you will forget your splendid
eastern queen,
And sigh to think the world has not another
Geraldine
GAYOsA, Oct. IL, 1862