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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
erruCuAL DIRECTORY.

OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
District Judge,
Vim. z. Miller, Of Iowa City.
District Attorney,
I. Alien. Of Toledo.
rau,,y .1uAu.. Loander Clark.
csnnty CYerI. D. D.. Appellate.
Tyen,y,er \ Recordsr, A. J. Wheaton.
Denim 7rens'r s. Recodr L. y. Nelson.
.Sbe,,ir Thos. Murray.
,S,t,er,nhulent. John Ramsdcll.
Horace Jacobs.
C,roner l. J. wilkins
Drainage Conmissioner, q. !. Siusart.
Church Directory.
-oOo-oOo-
NJ. Z. Church
Rev. II. Sutaringen, Pastor
Services will be held ut their Church on
Sabbath the 18th day Of November noxt at
lo3 o'clock 4. NJ, also every Sabbath evening
anl every alternate Sabbath thereafter Of the
same hours.
Of the day, until further notice.
Prayer Meetings every Thursday evening
at the church, commencing At carly candle
light.
Congregational Church
Rep. James Woodrard Factor.
Services will be held At tho Court Room on
Sabbath the 10Th day Of August ut lo3 o'clock
a. NJ. and 3 o'clock +. NJ. and Monthly there
nfter at the same hours of the day until further
notice.
Prayer Meetings ut the Schoo! house, We'd
nesday evenings at early candlclight.
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Luther Dodd fdssoT.
Services will be held at the NJ. =. Church
on Sabbath the sath Of july 1T ~! o'clock ~.
NJ. and every alternate Sabbath thereafter at
the same hour uutil further notice.
Afternoon service ut 4 o'clock on the 18th
Of August aud monthly thereafter.
PRAYER meetings at the School house Fri
dsy evenings at early candlelight.
Baptist Church.
e.. G.. EawGrds razor.
Services will be held at the Court room
sabbath July 18th at log o'clock A. NJ. and
,vcry alternate Sabbath, at the same hour un-
further notice.
p0xfa Directory.
pOs'T MASTER, +. 3. BOLENS
Mails leave fof the cast Mondays, Wednes-
laws and Fridays at 6 o'clock 4. NJ. and ar
i've Tuesdays, Thurs lays and Saturdays At
clock p. VI. A nail leaves for the west At
o'clock on Friday mornings and returns the
,l,ewinc day. All mails close ono hour pre-.
-. T.. .3o.ortt,ya
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
NOTICE,

NOTICE.,
Il hereby given that the undersigned has
hAen apnointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Joseph B. Ebert, late Of Tama ceuntN lows,
Deceased.
j.. 3. MORN, Admini1trstor.
vS-a4 n. ToAaA JovA Nov. l7se
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

We notice that nearly all Of our OK
changes contain the advertisement of
the Cosmopolitan Art Journal, and
sneak of the very fine engraving Of
s'Falstar mastering his recruits" We
believe.it is usual with the association
to appoint the Post master at county
seats and other largeplaccs, their agents,
who are requested and authorised to
procure the insertion Of their advertise
ment in the local paper of these places
in exchange for their c~ngrayings and
Journal. We have neither seen nor
heard of the engraving or advertise
ment for this place. What is the mat
ter? Has it not arrived, or is there
special arrangement made for misplace.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

c-D We have received and placed
upon our list of exchanges, the Wash
ington Democrat, edited and published
by L. Is. Bolens Esq, late Post Master
of our town. The number before us
makes a very good showing, boil. cdi-
tionaliy and mechanically, and batting
the politics, which it's name indicates,
We wish the publisher entire %success.-
We will say to him, however, that po-
litically he cannot succeed, SO long rs
he retains the sentiment, .Republican-
ism or the Union, one or the other
must be abandoned by II people"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

e=E- W. learn that Mf..J. Harden
and G. 1fcrrick, both Of This place, have
completed a.contract by virtue Of which
the latter will hereafter run the tri-
weekly line Of stages between Marietta
and Marengo, passing through u town.
Mr.. Harden, the former proprietor, has
been very faithful and quite runctua'
within the past year, in the perform
ancc Of this business, and we presume
the present proprietor will en-
dcavor to be equally 50. We are ut
present much accommodated with this
line, and our citizens should remember
that a liberal patronage will keep the
wheels well creased, to the advantage
Ct us all.
Sec the present proprictors new adj
yerti>eacNt.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

80" "Wciyhca in the balance, and
fard wanting" This might have been
tic ease with u few loads weighed IN
40 the oil Scales il front Of the sErick
Store but we presume their will not
be a si,.l instance Of the kind. with
The present, "E'airbanks," now being
replaced there BY Mr.. W.. II. Harrison.
-.f'airbank's Scales are world renowned
for their accuracy, and the enterprise
which secures one for our town, dc.
serves naisc and patronage.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

FacT WORTH Notwithstanding Ccphalio
Pills are a certain cure for Sick Headache,
Bilious Headache, Nervous headache, C~os.iye-
ness and General DeAiIt ~.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29
RAPIDS HOTEL, - CEDAR RAPIDS.

U>ur subscriber and former Proprietor has
inst rcaited and refurn:shed the old stand
and Il now prepared to furnish travellers and
hoarLcrs with the hest Of accommodations.
GOOD STABLlNG attached TO the house.
v2n46ly. =. SIh"AAi.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

rNOICE Cigars, fine cut. smoking, chewing
~ and Plug Tobacco, at tho Pioneer Drug
Store. A as.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

r AIDES If you want any Notions, Toys
lIFarcy and Toilet Articles, Or lates styles Q
psrfumery, call q the PiSnssr Drug store:
= Hh Z &
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

" EROsENE OIL and Lamps always on
IA hsnd, also, oM Lamps repaired for
burning Kerosene, y Al S.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1860-11-29

A Large and we'll selected stock Of Station.
lAary School Books, Inks &e., sold BY
A. & 8.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
THE JOURNAL.
Wednesday, August, s, ssGO.
Lutte A. TAYLOR, Editor.
liver Falls. Pierce County. Wisconsin
The Spirits Abroad.
First pure. then peaeeable. "-Hoiy Writ

First pure. then pcaseable '--Ho!y Writ.
We trust that none of our readers will
be alarmed at the phraseology of the title
OF this article. for there is really no cause
for fear. We TO not propose to dilate
on the science of DaemonolegE, nor mar
rate any strange and fearful tale ofghdst-
ly visitation. The spirits referred to, are
not the spirits Of 'just men male per-
feet" but the spirits of the politicians Of
to-day. made active by approaching eIec-
tiens.
The quotation following the title, nee'i
not raise apprehensions of an intermini-
sble Scriptural discourse, as we shall sian
ply use the text, with no explanatory
remarks on the context or the subsequent
portions of the chapter. .l
Harpor's Weekly of July 2sth, con
tsins two large illustrations, styled .The
Spirits Abroad" The frst-''The Spirit
of Disunion, us q female figure with
masculine proportions and look Of hate
upon her features. Strong and repulsi, e
AS tiend. she has torn down the starry
banner. and stands trampling on the sa
cred fasess; while the guardian of liberty
and law lies dead st her feet: her left
hand beara a blazing torch. and in her
rights graspod hiasing serpent, at
which fiery eagle swoops, while the
ligtitnings glare around her. and anarchy.
and wrath, and agony, and he'll, are there.
"The Spirit Of Union" stands majestic
and serene; a shining star upon her fore
Aeai, and the rainbow bending above,
while before her look-cam as the soul
Of saint and steady as tho sh ming ofthe
sun-anarchy fees abashed; the .fosces
stand erect; the starry shield is borne
aioft; while near her, brothers fraternize
in Robe union, aud look Of peace and
heaven is over all.
Well, what of these pieturcs' Why.
nothing, only from what we know of
Harper, We suppose that the first figure
IS intended TO person.fy all those de!uled
and dangerous mortals who persist in no
itating the subject of slavery: while she
Of the heavenly radiance, represents; frst,
all the selfish and heartiess people. ike
Douglas, who don't care anything about
me matter except in a monetary view
and second, all the timid, good, wishy
washy and contemptible people. who arr
frightened by ''agi,ation, " and mildly ex-
press their litte pusilanimous fears that
something viii happsa.
person ss..... ~.I,.orse on any letter his Q
her name and place of residence, as tn
writer thereof, the same, after remainin
uncalled for at the office to which it is d
reeted thirty days, or the time the write
may direct, shall be returned by mail
said writer; and no such letter shall /
advertised, nor shall the same be treate
as dead letters, till so returned to the pos
Office of the writer, and remained uncal
ed for one quarter.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
noetrp
TIE RIVER PATH.
BY u HM G. WHITTIER.


No biid- song flnated down the hili.
The tangled bank below vas still.
No n site from the birchen stem.
No ripple from the waters hem.
The dusk of twilight round Us grew.
We felt the falling of the dew;
For, rom us, ere the day was done,
The wooded hills shut oft the sun. =
Bat on the rivers farther side
we saw the hll-tofs eloiiGed-
A tender glow. exc. esling faif, 4"
A dream Of day wilhoii It's glare. s
Wi,h S the damp. thu. chill, the gloom;
VI iih item tie sunsets rosy bloomi
While dark. thraegh wiliowy yistas seen,
The river rolled in shade between. .,s.t D.
From OFT the darkness where We trod.
We gazed pom those hills Of God,
Whose light seemed not # moon or s2n.
We spake not, bet our tho;g!t was one.
We paused as if ftom that bright shore
Reckond oar d IT oues gone b. fore;
Ani siillad oar beating hearts TO hear
Tie voices lo,t 30 mortal ear ssss
Su den our pathway trried from night
The hills Swung open 10 the light. .a
TErnrgh the green gates fhe sunshine showed
A long. slant sple.dor downward ilqNesi.
Down glade and gl.. and bank it rolled
1t briIged the shaded stream with gold;
And. borne Of piers Of nist, allied
The shadowy with the sunlit side a#.
&c. prayed We, wien ctr t-et draw near
The river, dark with moral fear, f.as5rs.f
md the night coneth chill with dew,
0, Father lei thy light break through @
So let the hills Of doubt divide, ka sza.
So bridge with faith the sunless tide
So let tie eyes that fail ~ cath, 9#
Ga thy eternal hills look forth !;
And in thy becko,ing angels know saa
The dear ones whom we loved below =
aa,g"" ". Y. Independent
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

g- Daniel S. Dickinson accounts
for the popularity Of Mr.. Douglas, as
claimed by his friends, in the following
way; se9af "
Some aalboatmen descending the Ms
sissippi. in rather a jolly mood, passed /"
house on the shore where they were fl
ding AMI dancing on tire pifzAa. The
boat fell into an ely and once % e"cl.
half honr passed the house aga'ti, and
lie bnainlen swore they were filling
anI dancing in every house for hundred
miles on the shore. of the ris
er. While they hal been revolving in ~.
eddy. aud hal seen but one. The Douglas
strength is estimated in the same way. +
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
diserbel like sum poor offs seeker,

Miserbel like sum poor offs seeker,
Who noes he win be whiptl
Dry up, or make more mellifewus nois,
And learn to take things esq,
wunder wot you'll be when you grow
Bigg and hansum Don't be fanattick,
q howl around for freedum, and think
4 nigger's good as you, but train with.
Wide-awakc 'hoys and hoier for the CRATE
Old Democratic Egel, and get
A good fat offs if you can.
But thOts like these are mulch high for you.
Inlbibe your tactical sustenance, young man,
and "git"
Nuss, take the child.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

IF We'l;ke the way in which Abra
ham Lincoln answered tie threats of the
Southern d;<unionists, in his Cincinnati
speech. He thus talked to TAO South
crners -
Why, gentlemen, i think Won are as
gallant and rs bravo men rs ike; that
YOU can fight rs bravely in a good Gauss,
man for man, as any people living; that
you have shown yourselves capable OF this
on various occasions; but man for man,
YOU are not better than we are. and there
are not 50 many Of yon as there are Of rs.
You will never make much Of q hand nj
whipping US. If we were fewer IN num-
hers than YOU, think YOU could whip
as; ii W were equal it would likel y be q
drawn battle; jut being inferior IA Hunt-
ders, you can make nothing by trying to
to master as. #I
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
sz- We womb cali attention to /

ES We wouil call attention to the
prospectus of the Wisconsin State Jour
nal IN 10 days paper. We can cordially.
recommend the Jonrnql as an able AMI
worthy paper. In news. it is up to the
times; N politics, it is able and trenchant.
and its miscellaneous department is e'iit-
ell with taste and care, w lie its reports
Of law eases make it almost q necessity
TO legal men. ez -..s
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

THE LAST CHiRCE OF THE
"aaa & e. GUARD. r"L

A16 APoLEoN's "oLD GU i', ARD -.
AN gained by the:r many desperate
instances of bravery, an Immortality IN
history, bgt their gsand growing act was
their desperate Charge at Waterloo, which
has few parallels in ancient and modern
warfare They fought for their adored
Emperor to retrieve tie evil fortune of
.he day they felt as though to do 50
would secure them immortal glory and
etcrna! bliss in the world Of spirits. The
most graphic account oftlie s,ruggIe, that
we have seen, is from recently publish
ed French work. II reads ike war it,
sell. This is it, -.- 81.
During the day. the artillery of the
Guard, under Drouct, maintained rs OH
renowA, and the guard its II had frequent
" been used To restore the battle in var
ious parts OF the field, aud always with
success. TIN. Englisii~were fast sbecom
inc exhausted, aud in an hour more
would doubtless haze been forced in tc q
disastrous defeat, but for the timely ar
rival of Blucher But when they saw him,
with thirty thows.ind Prnssians approach
ing, their courage revived. while Napole-
on WAS filed with Amusement. y beaten
enemy shout IL form ~ junction with the
allie, y bile Grouchy, who had been sent
to keep them in check, was no where 10
DC seen? Alas. what great plans n
single ineficient commander can over
throw. az s h+"
In q moment Napoleon saw that he
coul,! not sustain the attack of SO many
fresh troops If once allowed to form a
I,-lction with the allied force, and ha de-
tcriniinta to stakc las fate OH one Sni.!
east, and enieavorcd To pierce the allied
centre with a grand charge Of the OF
Guard, and thus throw himself between
he two armies. For This purpose tho
Imperial Guard was called up ard dsi-
.!e,l into two Immense columns, which
were to meet in the British center.---
Tint under R.ile no SOONER entered the
tire Than it disappeared like mist. The
other was placed under Ney, the bravest
ot' the brave and the order to advance
given. Napoleon accompanied then,
part Of the way down the slslie, and bait,
ING for fe.s moments in he hollow adj
dressed them few words. He told them
that the battle rested with them. aud that
he had relied on their valor, tried in so
May fields.
.'Vye | Emperor answered him
with shout that was hoard above the
thunder of tie artillery. IS :
Tie whole continental struggle exhib-
tied no subliner spectacle th1 the last
effort of Napoleon to save his sinking en-
p,ys. the greateat military skill and en-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
NEW VOLUME.)
WISCONSIN State JOURNAL
Daily, Tri-Wecskiy, Weekly.
The OEctal Paper Of tie State.
David Atwood, Horace Ruslse.
IT rrison Reed,
EDITORS AND p ioPaErCRS,

By act of tie legislature, the State
Journal is the official paper Of the State,
ana as such publishes the laws aa'l all le-
gal notices requiring publications at the
seat OF government. 1t furnishes tuii
anil reliable reports Of the proceedings of
the Legislature and the Supreme Court,
and OF NIL The political gatherings ut the
State Capitol. The Daily aud Tri- Week
" contain authentic synopses Of the sss>-
cisT0gss GG sa1e supreme
Court, VII ch are prepared exclusively
for This paper, aud which are worth sew
eraI times he subscription price. a ncw
volume begins in September.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08
aF Tie h. Y. Eecntng Post, com
.iiments Mr.. Douglas rs follows;

.--.s.T 7va4Fra4E
There is a calm assurance IN an Amer
lean dcmagogue, quiet reliance on the
ignorance, stupidity, indifference or cor
ruj,tion + the people on whom be opera
ties, which can be parnllelled in no Other
country. OF American deinagogues, the
most distinguished Of bis class IN these
particulars, the man who is m9st ln'i tt r
ut~aiput what he says if be can make II
s,;rve his immediate purposes, AMI the
man who presun"s most upon he Ign"
rance and thougi,tlessness Of TIE great
mass of society. is Stephen \. Donga'.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08


people will not stop" That is not Foaf
business. You have 10 right to say
to the whole Christian void that it must
refrain from this beautiful recreation be-
cause some people pcrvert it. You have
no RICH. to create sin. sni to make
Young minds believe. and young corr
sciences feel, that to DO sinful which you
know, ms a rational man, is not. foa
have assumed great responsibility IN
this matter. Are you willing to taar
it!
We have Brought up this matter Of
dancing, simply as aa illustration o. 3
general truth. We might take q matter
of care. playing. There are children who
arc bred to believe that j, is sinful 10
touch q pack of cards rs if cards wero tho
invention of the devil himself. Here ID
another sin created by men. Boys will
PLAY cards with the understanding taEi it
is wrong, and thus do themselves inesli-
mable injury. Wasting time aud gam
bling are always wrong, Of cenrse. but
simply because both are sometimes CARR
cd on through the fundamentally q
cards, it does not follow .ha1 card-p!ay;ng
is sinful. The comfort that soma old
people take At whist people who hs's
got too far along fos more active recrss-
tious--cught to mako men ashamed OF
this Understanding condemnation e
pastoboard. Cards are essentially the
same as chess, draughts, or .!vsl>er
lnen-morri+." Our opinioni s that they
furnish rather thin snteflainaent fcr
Young people, and q very stupid ona for
older ones who have load Of care 10 car,
ry. ss-s.zas q
It Is time for The Christian church OF
of this country to en'aucipsts itself fros
petticoats, and from those oil womtu 81
the male sex who wear them. 'tAll thing.
arc ours" to use, zone of them is onrs IN
abuse. The notions Of . few men who
assume the fearful preregat Fe ofc'oatlng
sin, do not coustitute the lew Of Christina
liberty. Christianity canpet attqrd.s Ia
patronize and sustain men who MAJ its
restraints irrational and It's requirements
ridiculous. It has been associated, to its
great disadvantage, altogether too lengy
with the small and contemplate notions
of men who assume TO make rules for il,
and to speak for it. Can Christianity
gain anything by condeInning, in terms
that which the common sense of the world
declares to be good, or, If not positively
good, only bad when perverted and nbus.
ed! The virtue which cannot engage ia
The family dance or the social dance. in
in quie: homes, without faint, must tes
rather a suspicious ARTICLE. Ii the heart
is right, there is no trouble about its IS
sues. 1t is the girl already guilty whn
needs . ducnna. At any rate, q lie heips
no good cause, in til, long run, and W.
know of 70 canse that ha, suffered 50
much from the misrepresentation ard
neutrality-suspicious. of its friends rs CHRIS
tian,y. Woe to t.4e man who creates >
sin ssE.&a5
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

On a visit Queen Elizabeth made 10
made to Sir Nicholas Bacony ct D email
country seat, which he had builtfor him.
self before his prefcrlnent,. she asked him
how it came that he had made himself 81,
small a house? 1t is not |, madam, an
swered he, who hnye made my house too
small for myself, but your majesty, who
have made NE too Big sor my io1-s'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

RATHER COMPLEMENTARY have
a blind phren oiogist il town vino is great
on examining bumps. a wag or tvs
got one of our distinguished luds g. rho
thinks good deal Of himself, and has q
very bald head, which be gepeyalls sos
ers with & wig, to go up to his room tsa
other day and have his head examined
Ways and Judge arrived. Il
Mr. B, says enc, we iiays now brought
you for examination head az is head
we wish to test your science, 1ass
Very we'll said the phrenslogist, put
the head uadef my hand ~ 80 =.
He wears wig says one Of ito
Cant examine with that on replied
the professor. re Fas al.
The wig was accordingly taken. of,
and the bald head of the highly expeo-
tant Judge was placed under the matiS,- 4,
ulations of the examiner. 81 s. sssir-a7
What's thise said the phreuo;og:st,.
and pressing his hand upon the top Of
his head, he said, somewhat ruff.ed.---
sGentletpen, God has visited me with Al
affection; have lost my eyesight. but I
am not a fool; you can't pass this of on
me for a head.'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

!. "A SLIGHT IHcUMBRANcE,-AtE the,
great Breckenridge meeting in New York
Daniel. S. Dickinson sid that when the,
New England and Northwestern de ega-
ties at BaIti,nore promised their States to
Douglas, that pledge was made "sutject
to, slight incumbraHee, held by one,
.1Jrohgp Lineols."' , .s, - af,;s 70 go
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

Eg- The Chicago Times, Doug'ass
persona! organ, las been sod 10 The Chi
cago Herald pr"prietors. The Times
editors have been dismissed, aud the
Herald corps retained. The Herald, al
though opposed to the nomination Of
Of Dong,as, now gives him q very mild
supuort. .-.- $3.50. -. !.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

ay- John G. SAKE, is nominated as
The Democratic candidate for Governor
in Vermont. SAKE is fond Of a joke,and
is doubtless running Just for 'the fun Of
the th'rg." He ought to be allowed to
begin where he left off 'ast year.
saSH% saTsEs -
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

gE- The Iowa STATE Journal. the
leading Democratic paper in iowa, has
taken down the Douglas coiors aud put
M Honest Old Abe i. +.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

Y44e following answer 10 the over-c,iri-
Gus about matters reiating purely to Gods
own prerogatse would often he in place:
~. Augustine was once asked by sninr
one: - " hat the Lord was doing before
the creation of the worh.?' TO which the
great doeter replied, as He was creating
hell for inea!sitsve people" - e's ~
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

In is. curious fact in tha grammere of
notifies. that when statesmen get INTO.
place. theyoftsD become obliyious oftheir
aateceeients but are seldom forgetfnl OF
their relatives.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

az Senator STEWART, Of G!een Co.
who has been spending a few days here,
says that there is not letter agricultural
district 1.-THE State than Pierce and St.
Croix counties. even Old Rock cannot
beat them. Tie Senator is doubtless
sight on this poiut.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-08

AZ The Patriot says that the Dem
ocrats about Madison are ''crdzy for
Douglas" No doubt of it. Insane peo-
pie are about the only ones WHO will per
sist in believing that the dead are alive.