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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

900 ACRES. 81 miles from Green's Mil
OAO on the Eau Gala River There is 3
quantity of good pine timber on the
above tract. The soil is OF superior
quality, Terms, one-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in lumber deliver
ed at Green's or Holman's mill the
coming winter. This is rare oppor-
tunity for an enterprising man of small
means to secure home.
n. N. POWELL.
River Falls. May Goth. 1858. 49-u
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

Eg- SD. HASTINGS, Stats Treasur-
er, has given notice that Inc will receive
Wisconsin currency inPayment Of State
lax,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
from the Democrat. Dec. :
County Finances.

WHY Is THIS ?-The Republican of
flee holders Of this county have in their
power the management Of eveey offite-
they have full control Of every depart
ment connected with the official business
of Pierce county, from sheriff down to
the last man who was elected on their
ticket; and they are constantly preaching
reform and retrenchmcnt, and the longer
they continue in power the more burden
some are our taxes. Now, would be
interested to know, if some one would in
form me, why this is tho case. [ have
lived in this county the last fourteen
ars, and find that this year best, them
all. County tax only SIX mills on dol
lar. Why is thisi
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
GEORGE SCHAsE
From the Prescott Transcript.
REPLY.


FRIEND SCHAsER-The above is n
fair question, and is entitled to a civil
snswer. You are mistaken in your snip
position that the Republicans have full
control OF every department connected
with the off ial business of Pierce coun-
ty." We do not control the Courts, and
l state it rs fact that three ttths Of the
county expenses accrue from that Jurco.
The expenses Of the county per year are
rs follows, in round number:
Salaries of officers, rent of offices,
wood, lights, stationery, books,
furniture, printing, county
board, miscel aneous items, $4,000
The courts, 5000
Now Mr.. Schasor, you are too honest
man to desire to make party capital uu-
fairly, and ask YOU rs man of common
sense, can the public business of this coun-
ty-asido from that Of the cour;s-be
done under our present law and well
done, for much less than $4,000.
So far as the county board is concerned
that body has always aMisd to avoid
extravaganza, and presume tho few
Democrats in the board, from year to
year, have not labored in that direction,
with any moro cnrnestnoss than the Re
publican,.
Now, as to reducing tho expenses Of
the courts, here is chance for YOU 10
show your hand as patriot and finan-
cier; something ought to be done on this
score and no mistake, and the best way
that | can think of is, for all hands to
turn in and elect an upright Republican
Circuit Judge.
Oliver GIBBS, JR.
Prescott, Dec. 20 1859.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

@- DR.. o. w. HOLMES is writing
romance for tho Ahantie 1Nonthly, called
''The Professors Story"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

O00 ACRES on Lake st. Croix, eorve-
LOO nient to mills. One-fourth in hand,
and the remainder in one and tive
years. viii exchange for logs.
N. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

ENHE 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. \. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

TIE FAITH OF WoMAy--The fact is,
women are brrdened with fcaltv, faith,
reverence, more than they know what to
do with; they stand like hedge ofsweet
peas, throwing out tiuttering tendrils ey-
erywhsre for something high and strong
TO climb by; and when they find it, be
it ever so rough in the bark, they catch
upon it. And instances are not wanting
Of those who have turned away from the
tiattery Of admirers, to PROSTATE themsel
YES at the feet of q genuine hero, who new
err wooed them, except by heroic deeds
and the rhetoric Of noble life.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

TX LOTS in the vicinity of the Academy
ITO those who will contract to build and
improve these lots, 10 per cent. Of the pur-
chase money only will be required the
remainder on time to suit purchasers
n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

NAOMI, the daughter of ENocH, was
five hundred and eighty years old when
sheJwas married. Courage, ladies'.
"There never was goose so gray,
But some day soon or late,
An honest gander came that way
And took her for his mate
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

The ScoFFER.-Therefore, man orwo-
man, when thy ideal is shattered, as shat
tered n thousand times it must DO. when
the vision fades, the rapture burns out,
turn not away in skepticism and bittern-
ess, saying, There is nothing better for a
man than that he should cat and drink"
but rather cherish the revelations ofthosc
hours as prophecies and forcshsdowings
of something real and possible yet to be
attained in the manhod of Immortality
The soothing spirit that laughs at romance
is an apple of the Devils own handling,
from the bitter tree ofknowlege-it opens
the eyes only TO see eternal knowledge.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

WATER POWERS for ssle or lease on
w the most favorable terms BY
n. n. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

TIE DAWN OF LoyE.-Tt is said, that
ifa grapevine be planted in the neigh
borhood Of well, its roots, running 81
lently under ground, wroathe themselves
in network around tho cold, clear w.
tiers, and the vines putting on outward
greenncss and unwonted clusters and
fruit, is all that tells where every root
and fibre Gifts being has heen silently
stealing. So those loves arc most fatal,
most absorbing, i'll which, with UNDECIDED
qu.ctness, every thought and fibre of our
HE twines gradually around Some hui
man soul, to us the unsuspecting well
spring u our being. Fearful it is, be-
cause SO often the vine must be uprooted,
and ail its fibres wrenched away; but till
the hour Of discovery comes, how is it
transhgured by new and beautiful life
There is nothing in life more beautiful,
than that trance-Iikc, quiet dawn, which
precedss the rising OF love in the senl.-
When the whole being is pervaded ini
perceptbIy and TRANQUILITY by another be-
ing, and we are happy, We know not and
ask not why, the soul is then receiving
oil md asking nothing. Alta later day,
she becomes self-consciouS, and then come
craving exactions, endless questions-tk Tie
whole world of the material comes in with
its hard counse,s and consultations, and
the beautiful trance fades forever.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

A FEW choice pieces Of farming land ia
"a this immediate vicinity, for sale at bar
gain. n. N. POWELL.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

The OBJECT OF LoyE.-Tn a refined
and exalted nature, it is very seldom that
the feeling of love, when once thoroughly
aroused, has any sort of relation to the
reality of the object. tits Commonly an
enkindling of the whole power of the sonPs
love for whatever she considers highest
and fairest; it is, in fact, the love Of some
thing divine and unoartbIy, which, by a
sort of illusion, connects itself with per-
sonality. Properly speaking, there is but
one true, eternal object of all that the mind
conceives in this trance Of its exaItation.-
Disenchantmeut must come, Of course,
and in love which terminates in happy
marriage, there is tender and gracious
process. by which, without shock or VIC
lsnce, the ideal is gradually sunk in tho
real. which. though found faulty and
earthly, is still ever tenderly remembered
as it seemed under the morning light of
that enchantment.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

6. II. & % y
can stories is
THE YOUNG WIFE'S DIARY 4
BIZ DAUGHTER OF THE WEST.


BIZ A DAUGHTER or THE EST.
It contains the whole history of wOmai
trials, and will be read with the deepest feelil
by all classes of the community. He
These charming stories will be succeeded T
others of similar description, several of whit.
are already in preparation. r
All the former peculiar features OF the papei
which have given it d worldwide reputation
will be confined, while the several new.one
will give an infinite variety TO its ever dversia
fed pages Among them are q number
fresh, spicy, amusing, -
Original Comic Stories,
which smack and relish of thc wit humor.n
ciness, brilliancv. and sparkle OF the timeE-
As heretofore, no labor nor expense will b Y
red to maintain the high reputation OF tn
Home journal, which is everywhere, both q,
home and abroad acknowledged To be the mos
refined and elegant rcpertory of Literafur :
and the Arts on this side Of the sea, and the
Best and Cheapest Family Newspaper
IN THE WORLD.
As no more copies Of the NEW sERIEs will be
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will be able to do SO by forwarding their sub'A
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TERMs.-For one copy. 50; for three copier-
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Address. MORRIS & WILLIS,
Editors oad Propriotors, l07 Fis!ton ST., n. =.
23-tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
Selections frt I'm ssrs. stoves
Ministers Going.

THE PATH TO HEAvEN-Tberc is a
ladder to heaven, whose base God has
placed in human aft ctions, tender III
stincts, symbolic feelings, sacraments of
love, through which the soul rises high
err and higher, refining rs she goes, till
she outgrows the human, and changes, as
she rises, into the image Of the divine
At the very top of this ladder, at the
threshold Of psra lise, blazes, dazzling
and crystalline, hat celestial grade where
the soul knows sef DO more, having
learned, through long experience of de-
Votion, how blest it is to lose herself in
that eternal love and beauty of which all
earthly fairness and grandeur are but The
dim type, the distant shadow. This high
est step, this sanity elevation, which but
few selectest spirits ever on earth attain
to raise the soul to which the eterna
Father organized every relation Of hu
man existence, and strung every cord o
human love; for which bis world is ont
long discipline; for which the souls hui
man education is constantly varied; 70
which It's now torn by sorrow, now flood
ed by JOY; to which all its multiplied pow
ers tend, with upward hands of dumb anc
ignorant aspiatie n-this altima Mul
Of virtue had been seized upon by gu
sage rs tie oil of religion. He knocks
out every round Of the ladder but thu
highest, and then, pointing to its hopeles
splondor, said to the world; $50 III
thither, and be saved
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

Be- t. the best sloV knowest, ever true,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04
RIVER FALLS, WIS,

the Kinniskinnic River, at the junction OF inc
two branches of the stream. II has the moss
available Water Powc the ST. Croix Val
Law tho river, includin both of its brsncFe~~
Distance of ona mile
We have row in operation FIGURING
Mills. a Saw Mills & Machine She %
doing large and flourishing business. ~
large share Of our Water Power is yet unos 90
90
1ied and unimproved, he inexhaustt 90
pautities of hard wood timber, of the mr.
quality, within convenient distance OF gu
Falls, makes this one of the most fsyera en-
points in the North West for the manufaetJob
of Wagons, Flows, Reapers, Threshing % 20
eaihes' oi'i'uie' ~ nv AVN ava Is af
eAinists and Manufacturers, is c.led to I 90
matter. All the utensils used by our farmapy
and the ,.furniture in our dwellings. are
blu,ght from the States south and east of dod
at very heavy expense, the freight ali a.
ofEring a splendid profit on the manufaet
at our ewn doors. Upon the comPlet'o'--
our Railroads, manufactures can be sent to
pssts If the Northwest, as chcaply AS f
ssy Other point.
RIrEa FALLS has been fixed upon "a
function Of the St. Croir and S"psris
end bayfield,, ana the North lFtstera .
Lend Grant Rail Roads. BY
means of these roads we I,aA
be put in railroad eorn-
municat'n with the
EaSt, with Lake
Superior,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-01-04

The FEARFULNEss OF LoyE.-Wh hat
makes the love Of a great mind some
thing fearful in its conception is, that it is
often the unsealirg of hitherto undevcl-
oped portion Of a large and pow be-
ing; the woman may or may not seem to
other eyes adequate to the effect produc-
ed, but the man cannot forget her, be-
cause with her camo change which
makes him forever different being
So was with our friend. A woman it
was that was destined to awaken in him
all that consciousness which music, paint
ing and poetry awaken in more evenly
developed minds, and it is the silent
breathing of hor creative presence that is
even now creating him anew, while as
yet he knows it not.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-07

= X IRA
Fer the Consideration Of Sensible People
IN!DuLING abUutis not tth practice otDr. hESECR.
j He understands the disease ct once and cures.
he hates long tamperiHg around and long running
bills bat sticks TO an honorable practice to respeca
ole fees auI To cash payments Cases given On py
other physicians are .jIten cured By DT. hEsEcz
ONCE Oh CollegesIreet. corner oil iAnc.
iuiVS-tf
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PREMIUM PIANOS.
Sunday Sehssl Celehratisas.
Flag: Fanxz!! Flagss.s

AToTHfSG zscs 80 naea % he sppezr1.es a. :
IN Processes e SzseAy r~hcsi chiiSsza asa slz<
iesss h<aa - sr<fF astis bcy sSd kir.- LICK =
Frspz=ed - faFt iz1 she - szy rezs<ss, - -
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STATE OF TENNESSEE. DAVIDSON COUN'
Crrf,rrr Cor-r,r II rTr,pAr lSEn


h
70 % b yea
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Hungarian Grass Seed.

ICSI fccsiTcs, Aae Ter sale ~ = tog hsure Soo
ID eosesis sspSsior HaoSAflsh Grass Sssa. TAss
sd Eak bea srsrrte s3tt great czrs ks2 sas F4-s
e III SeFthsrs Fortlsa 81 SlszeGrss Tree frsEa
diFt zne al iz1p1fiises-
4prlt-sf slzElI.. aooFER Ca
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NEW SERIES-NO.. 400.
RATES oFAuvERTfsiNG
Aew-Dork.

from EiSCHER, OWEN Co, General Advertising
House Appleton Building ,3Gs Broadway
NeE-York.
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Selected a4ump Coat.

TsaE ensss tes e selest>d Gazs cssl = 20 -
u fszaad - ths xsns TART, sksFs t - sol4 a he
90 Pstss ~ sss<s Psr e1x1si. nrsF yeef r4s=s
u Ess Ne. - 2. o. a.s taex slil - pss12<iy 80
e 1<f -. sAacxk J.. kGkk&,
fsss-a tsfz ss<E q 4. &c - - p<Pes.
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5 ja nrrb hereby -nereae eaath Asresta
rzHy
th al k rparso o n q ers
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w cerk
lYvr o
VI ehof siky
q A.
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and.o
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Collector
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NASHVILLE TENN THURSDAY. JUNE Z 1860


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MaVUFiCTuRERS' ARTICLES.
J. & G.. REAKIRT.

So SECOND Street, Cincinnati, ohio.
keEV n full aUPPIY OF
Manufacturer Articles,
CerdIng aa-hInes,
WARP on Beam, assorted colors
Machine Cards,
wire Heddles and Frames,
Shuttles,
Steel Resds acd Piekerss
Lacing and eicksr Lssther,
Harness xi3e.
Hand Cards, fsnter Hooks,
Comb Plate, &c, &c
Ao5U, a Full. ASSORTMENT OF
Dye-stufs, Coehinesl
Cutbear. I1digc.
HaddeE, Cutch.
Log Wood. sunac,
Cam. Wood, &C., &C., &C.
sep2l-Iy
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Congregational

WASHINGTON. Nsy @i--SsnGss.-Mr. Hale
80. bslI 10 ADJOURN ssss DE on the lish
e faue-
~ :. the dsy tor Thursday.
wr..rs Tee unns. Q! Georgia; Hammond OF
- C.rol.ua: Pugh. of OHIO. and Hale. OF
~ HAMPSHIRE, die used MI DAVIS Terri
.--.Al Resolutions
Adjourned.
81, D. The Ieth,o. JoLe, was passed
Tse Navy AppropE ia;ion Bill. from the Sen
- vas PISSED with al amendment incFeas-
- he I5ay .. navy officers OF sa average Oh
: yer ceEt. .--...,..., .>-
Tse original House hiil wSs SUBSTITUTE "o -ol
- Senate Homes lead ball.
Adjourned;
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~ SAs. - Ioylees& oons A0erss
Stkkkk e22if1 z6 81 81: E: "a q q,
- - q IS e'sieek +. ~ vi = :.
s ss. s ~ g sS 3. ss:.s. =.
.ko1 dsss..ee lfsa - SroeerJ ssoes e II. JeSs
a.f..; ?. ~ .s,sss. II. 1919 z !. : s.iss
S ns - sssss1 - ssass :" siA"ss ~
) i;:si...si, 49, =. -. Of - asges. .i1 =
sesi IN q vs,.Sse ga Hsc.ss. .: g.
a,n = Jas N. TAYLOR SON. A.s..
H6t rs aS ~ ~ 81 sa d9f
DAY. 18th Nav. lsee. that hang Whit Mcsday :,
the s1e%..ss r.ss.enssy Il Is. orss. ssrss oe
:ox. the following most hsauslfal PROPERTY.
Squire No. To- IN Adams. Plan. bounded By Ven
sAie. Peasants. Mech, and Adams street, II has
been sub DIVIDED into u lots. frcsuns on venshae.
may Be f,und some most desirable sites Tor stores
and dwe,hsgs
? streess-one Of them u occupied BY M. siser.
Iney have three rooms each. and are oomfOrtabse
Two Lots At the corner Of 18Th and streets, Is
Fly. Lon Il the corner Of .sss and streets. s
And seuare No. 10. in Rusherfcord's Plan. bound
I'd b. 3O.h- 3lst.4 and streets. svIng Immediate
aaa been sab-diTsdsd into - ,oss. aboas IS b. lN
feet each.
Tins sale viii embrace some Of the mos. dssira-
"a persons wishing 20 secure building lots ep
po7sunisy that canno: AGAIN occcr-whi.e 10 the
Pats Of the property may be seen At the ofcs of
TEExs:-One fourth cash balance At 4. and Il
months; Tor notes. With interest added. and title
P. s.-Refreshmenss vii De furnished At sale.
my Is JAS ii TAYLOR & SON. Aucts.
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TIE ola school Presbyterian General As.
Ssnbiy.

gerEEsTKE. May i9-The Old School Pres
.,s--lxn General Assent bly, is ia session here.
-, res: debate OF the system Of Boards III
=. Ch arch was begun yesterday Rev. DR.. b.
Y sE.,h spoke against ihe system Rev Dr.
S.-ia. defended IL To-day i, has been con-
:.zae3 by Dr- ThoruweN against. and DIR.
E,t.s u t.vor Off. The various CO.. ursi.:ees
-, wpEk and the business !airfv under
ssr Ta-ee hundred and twenty members
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fHAkGO SALE SUGAR AND MOLASSFS
~ Az AlC TloN--On FRIDAY. Ma, zs.h. 1859.
a. our arenouse. on the nock. comuen c.nx a,
II O'Clock. We will selI the cargo Per Bari
strong, cirec: from AIs,aazas, Cute. consist
Is hAc1. really choice Nuscovado SUGAR. Sc
iecis; expressly Eor this market:
lso tIercesJ
. he.s a2scovado NOLASSES, ditto, ditto !;
i.o hads- prime C.enfusgos SUGARS:
:. oerces 90. DO.
lu2 haos prime Clay-d NOIASSES
over 5 is0. manshs credit. for approved neso:is,
DE paper. CaAS. 7. WORKMAN & Co.
Aucroueers.
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TRADE SALE OF DRN nOOO0, CLIO
suction. ~ mi store. on TuE0DAY, Nay ID.
coMme ncag At 70 clock. tar<e inyoiee III frsah
and reasonable Dry 6coCs, direct from New York.
constftinE Ia DaYt Of
Black CktA. and Cassinefss; Tweed and heavy
sosa css",n,.rs:' ..sd ~. NM s.s.s.i =.
Cloves; Collars; Porte Aoanases; Neck Tieo !;
Combs; Brushes, DC
ALso-fs ce1 j 10 Is Hoop SNirss; Coats, raass,
Vests, &C: Meas and Womsn's shoes 0um0er
HAss. Caps. ne.
TsRxs.-An sums over go, sixty dsys' credit.
E,r approved endorsed notes
myD ALKx. MOTT. Aust
A RNY Ovkk.GOATS Will be snsd, a. auo-
= ton. IT nv store. on TT ESOAY, May I'D. ct
IL o'csock. - ARMY OVEk-COArS, On scc0unt
Of the State Of virginla. F
TERNs-cash. ALLY MOTT.
my Il Auctioaoof.
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AMP Mrn STREETS. AT FtbLic ACTION.
AZ the reeuest Of the ewnsre. VITO reside il fhiia
spoa the premises. ON Tt KyDAY. rs II 6sy q
May. 1854; somHsnslps = y 0'cieek n, tie vosy
east corner 81 Main ana 1Ath atreets. nov N ~
occupancy Of Nsssrs. Noah WaIkef CO., ~
Others.
Tee property fronts on Main street n Sose. and
runs back along l4fa street 70 Ws1e Aiiey, ord q
mum.
The location Of this Ds0pofty. in tAe veYy Aoast
81 the city, AID convenient 70 hotels and dopoen
OF aay nnd. and we voah Invite parsiealaf a&SDa-
tom % the sale. - u 10 considered ~ - IL 0oUe
TxRNs OF SALB are - f0lio1s: Ouo- si1th 81 sko
purchase money IA cash, and the romaanAog IN
chaser 20 execute ne<otiahae NODES, With interest
added. fpay abe semi ANNUALLY and secured by
trust deed The taxes and insurance tU1 laoO % b
psld BY the pure haseF. 1g.57 = : = -
aoE JAS. s. TAYLOR 4 SON. Apes..
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"A AND VIOLIN PLAYER viii sell At nv
Auction House on EsDAY. tie 9Th Of June
next. Liz ELY NEGRO NAN. we'll known by
the name o. JOSHUA "A No house servant and
vioiin PLAYER. HEC TOR DAVIS,
my S-G,d lncts,
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

Lrecs7A. GA, May al.-A fatal accident
--szrget o.. the FLORIDA Raiirsyad, on the 18th
:: y waich q L. Bryant cashier OF she
f.-. q s.. Johns, Stephen Martin, q. PLAT
9. Els, arc brakeman were killed, ana
s<sslA o;AeEs we're badly Injured.
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r,svtSsro s, May 2.--The big gun named
ytsya.~ alter Secretary Floyd, was ex-
- ,,-ssv by The Priaee dc Join lille and
s&ssss,,s-s.-s q the Preach I.sSstion, with evil
-. q ss,Fssaetiaa- Tomorrow 1t will be
- q oIs. fcsEt
*. Is nes,sr prcsrec. Of The passage by
"a. es The Tsris ball Twenty eight
s - are already known to Be in favor Of
j. =, rr..s- asxs the President viii en- ,erssin
:, Isr.aese EE;sesssy II the White House
- s,sE. To-Day visislag the public tostisa 4.
as.ous the Articles which will Be pre-.
"a. .ne z BY eur Government. ara the best
'<S.s-,Es .; ogr firearms, and copies CT Per-
J.rsa Expedition, bound in the riches:
s1s}s s-f,.s,ss,, ~. ~ unA,..
,,,~~s]ar. tsle<. :Sr e.abszxiiux public lands.
lifted to-day
- sssaose was ordered to New York for
=. 70 avoid she long detention 81 he
LEX quarantine.
rss,E sAcl IS beng made with the American
.c,,sai IS Loo Society, for the support In L'oe-
I, - .ae irIcans captured by The Wyaa-
re AID Mohawk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-05-22
Sale by GoDp1x & AprEssox, Aucsicnee,s.
n
(EAr LITTLE FARM. OF ACRES. on

NEAT LITTLE FARM. OF ACRES. on
~ HARvIE STREET AND wEsTHAM
AUND. FOR SALE AT AECTION.-will be
foc. az auction. ON .Ae premises, on WEDNES-
DAl she S9.h MAY. ITO. q. s.. ;oce. N the
very merit and attractive little Farm Toe .sed "A
Shove, adjoining ;ha; occupied bs ar Iuxnot
OCCUPIED bv Provost ne tract con .alns ri ne
aHrss of aIxhly improved land. ana has or AZ new
pssiins and all the usasi ous-b1i druxa. viii 3
ye.l CT v1ser ard 3 fne viasysrd TIE ARD
Hoais on E.rvle street. ths Westhsm Plan. Read
ana Another street. and - ln . mos. improving
IEsys-ORe- fourth cash; balance s. l. and
3yesFs. for bonds bearing interest. seemed bg A
Trust deed The taxes for 800 20 re pad by the
purchaser GODD1N APPERsON
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