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CiLEVEIAND, COLUMBUS AM

lLL EAANOt. .NtyLQ I'D I'd 49,
~ CINCINNATI -RAILR0Ap.-SUaHER 4 g
1860, Passenger Trims viii lssYe Cleveland as fol-
6sD mn. Y. 4 Cincinnati Express-stopping ct
lllI Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
Rom salem, Shelby, and al Stations south Of
shelby, reaching Columbus u:3g A, n,
3l5P. II. AccOmmOdation-Stoppi at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ Cincin-
.a-l natl $40 a. y. ra
600 P n Night ExpTess-Stopping at Berea, Graflbn,
Welhugton, New London, Shelby, Crest
a line, Gallon, CardingtOni and DeiaWarel
--.- reaching Columbus u:OO P. NJ Clncinnati
$40 A. ~.
aT CONNECTIONS
SlreIby, Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad fol
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark Lanesvil ille
Crastline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Ran
% road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos
Gid Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, -Ghicagot 4cy
- west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
Gallon and Bellafontaine Railroad Line for Marion
BellefOntaine, Sidney Union, Munclel In
.- dinapolis, Terre Haute, Nincennesr Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springdelds Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield -. w.
Columbus Little Miami 8 Columbus, and Aeula
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis,
-f q Terre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow Loyel1ndi
.-.u and Cincinnati and with the ONO a Nla-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
willie, Evansville, Cairo, st. LOUIS and all
nuints on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Lanes-
Vile, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
m Indiana Railroad for Piqna, Urbanai &C. =
ply at the Union Ticket Oices 81 superior street, OF
al ths Passenger Station.
Z. s. FLINT, Superintendent
Cleveland, Juns II, 1859. ~
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|. WOODS

THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE will preserve infaili-
BY the Growth and Color Of the HAIR If used two or
three times week, to any imaginable age. perfect
own ofnSneS S tie hair MAKE ma o Il nore so an5
beautiful than any OIL and preserve the scalp free
Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clergymen Profession
al men and Gentlemen and Ladies Of all classes, all
over the world, bear testimony that we do not say
too much in its favor Read the fOloWiHz and Judge
HICKORY GROVE, St. Charles Co., No., Z -
Prot o. J. WooD-Dear Sir:-Some time last sum
nier we were induced 20 use some Of your Hair Re-
9tofatlye, and It's elects were so wonderful, ioel
Il our duty 60 you and the afflicted to report It,
Our little sons head for some time had been per-
iecty covered with Horess and some called Il scald
head, The hair almost entirely came of in eonse-
Quence, when friend seeing his sufiarings. advised
as 70 ase your Restorstive Eeaid g With little hope
entirely and nov and le1uriant crop Of hair soon
healthy scalp and as pxuTiant crop of hair as any
other child We can Therefore, and do hereby re-
all diseases q the scalp and hair We are yours no.
speotielly, GEO w. HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A~H1GGINBOTHAM.
Prof. WooD-Dear ir:-AIy hair had, for several
years, been becoming prematurey gray, accompanied
by harshness which rendered the Constant appii-
cation Of OF necessary IN dressing T.. When com
menced using your Restorative about two months
ago It was IN that condition; and having continued
is use till within the last three weeks IL has turned
70 It's natural color, and assumed sofness and lus
~ Greatly 70 pe preierred TO those produced BY the
application Of oils or any other preparation have
ever used regard q az an Indispensable article for
every body toilet, whether 1t be used as Hair Re-
storatye or for the simple purpose Of beautifying
the hair. You have permission to refer to me an
who entertain any doubt Of performing all that Is
claimed Tor u. MRS. U. STMONDS, ,--.
Feb, 10 1851 il3 Third St. Cincinnati, q.
Prof WoOD-Dear Sir:-By the advice OF a friend
OF mine who bad been using your Hair Restorative,
1 was induced to try IL. had the fever some time
last May, and nearly every hair in my, mead came
out. NOW my hair has come in great deal thicker
than ever It was. Nothing but a duty and synlpa-
thy ieel t2 communicate to others who afflicted
as have been would tndyce me to give this public
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
rraeu NfrT1r
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lADvERTIsEMENT.l
A CUTTnEA For the INSTANT RELIEF and
ASTHMA PERMANENT CURE of this dis
tressing complaint.
FENDTiS
BRONCHIAL CIGARETTES
Made by T. B. SEYMOUR CO., lO7 Nassau sreeet,
New York. Price 81 per box; sent free OF post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
may5:2OsdkW -tt.
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CANFORD7S LIVER INVIGO-
~ RATOR Never Dehilltates Il 8 compounded
entirely iroo FROM GUMS, and has become an es-
tahllahesl iaet, Standard Medicine, known and
approved by all who have used II, and Is now rcsorted
% Will confluence IN all the diseases for which L y
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&alI 80.


-NiLBVEHAND AND PITTSBURG
~, u M4Iaa9A dabsS4 3a5s f s S5 Et9R f sih2
CLEVELAND UAILI-suudayl excepted: a
7iso a. Mail Or Piitshurehi liheelng and New
s.lsP- n.-Ex1ross f6r 'PislsburTh and wheelug.
Both Trims make direct eonnoetions with Henn
5ylyauia Rail1oad faf Baltimore, Philadelphia, Sew
terS and Boston. Also With Baltimore Olo haii-
road for baltimore and Warrington Oity.
Al.9 connect % hudsoli0r Akron and Millers3arg
~ Time 1y tiiiu route a. auiek aud iare viii b
the same aa by Northern Lines b AsE York. = y ~
Tx MYERS, i AGENT. a. aise i'''Y fn' iaasii
CtLEYELAND 3 TOLEDO RAIL
Monday, Juiy eth, 1900 Trims on th5 Road ali nm
a. follows nom Cleveland;
the southern Division, arriving az T0i8do
at l0.zg A. n. IlEE
on Northern Division and arrives at SAN
dusky AZ 8s23 p. \.
''V r NJ lg1. s ~ Sol5 "a az =, stations
Connections are made at Aonr08Yille with the San
diusky, ei Ma9s1ald and NegeEk =. ~, e Clyde Eiih
mont yith Fremont 4 Ipdiana =. B, and AZ fqiedo
aud Toledo and wabash Railroads f1f Chicago De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logausport, lafayette,
Oairo Alton q. Louis, and all points West, North
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West AZ 800 A. n, and go ?. ~; from sandusky
4 ads ,.,.-I. p. RUCKER, Superintendent.
CaYeland, July 9, 1850 aA
GtLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
" RQAp.-sullllER ARRANGEMENT. ls50.
90 On and qiler MONDAY April 9ths 1850 Passenger
Trains will run follows. -rr ~.
" la.lI. VI LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIN-StOppine at all stations
except Nicklids Msntor Perry Uniou-
Vile, Say brook and sWeuYille and arrives
" . 81 Erie 100 P. X. Dunkirk 3.55 P. H. Bui-
' no fll0 5.25 ?. H. llIe TT
BID p. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-St9p-
- ping At Painesylle, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives az Erie 6:32 P. n, Dun
kirk s:25 p. n. Buffalo $50 P N.
4,lO r. NJ rACC0MM0DATION TRAIN
100. stopping az All Stations
go p. n. NIGHT ENPRESS TRAIN-Stopping al
Painesville, Ashtabula aud Girnrd only
and arrives at Erie i2:f7 A. H., Dunkfrk
ESQ A. n, Buffalo 4.21 m.
l.55 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping Il
H .# Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTills only
loss ~ MALI TRAiS@st0Ppins st al station
except saybrQok, Unl0nville, Perry Men
tor and Wickliis, and arrives at Cleveland
G80P. n.
l;tOP. X. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopping at Gi
l rard, Conneaut, Ashtabula and PainasYili
/ 10 l ouiy, and arrives at Cleveland $40 P. N.
Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut at 60
A. NJ stopping at all stations, and arriving At CleTe
/ land a. 9:loA.M- i.-
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cncin
nati St. Louis SC; and all the trains going eatH AZ
connect at DunkirlC with the trains Of the y J, q
RaiIrOad, and At Buffalo with those Of the New Tor
I Central aud Bufalo & New 4ork city kailEQa5ls
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aN9nicin1a.

CANFORD7S LIVER INVIGO-
saVtiETely tleg FROM dtMs, and has beeome. an es
approved hy an who have used H. and Is nov rcsorted
% viii confluence IN all the diseases for which 4
Il has cured thousandsl within the last two years
who had givun up nil e hopes of relief - the
numerous solicited - certihcates IN my posaes-
Thsdo must be gdap. led q ths temperament
Of the individual taking = t,and uhcd ~ such qunn-
Titles ~ to act eunrrailyn5 on the bdAyas,
Let the dietatca 81 your - ipdgment guido you ip
the uae OF the hIVER[ tlNNI0ORATOR, and.h
will cure LivRR CuN- = PLANTS, hIIIoUs Ar
TAcKs, DraPEpsLA, CuoN-l+ no DtANnH0A SUMNER
COMPLAINTS, DrsESTERYS- lpnoFsFi SOUR SToMAcn,
HAHtruAL CosriyENEsstI[ lCH0Llci CHokERA IN
TASruN, fLArULEEcE, l., JAUN NDGcE, EhMALE
WHkKNiss, and msy bel used successfully IS an
ORDINARY FAMiLYlo. MEDICINE.T IL viii
edFe iro' sfGK liza DACHEi5 KS Thousands can les,
5RTfREEE tFAErhi.S sP6oSsFt1 RS SStIS ARE IEc IA
KEN az the commonoe-ll lment Of the attack.
All who uss t are giving their testimony In its IA
nv Mix water In the mouth with the Ihvigorator
and swallow both together. - -.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
Also, SanfOrds Family Chatharuc Pills
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up In Glass Gases, Air Tight, and will keep In
any climate. .|. Z.
The FAMILY CArHARTlC PILL Is gontla but
active Cathartic which the proprietor has used II
hts practice more than twenty years. 5HH... ....
Thec0nsiantiy tncreag-i-s ing demand rom thoss
who have long uHod thet- PILLS and the satisfac'
tion which al aNnress i regard 20 their use, has
induced Ee to pinca them within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know that different Ca
thartics act on diferent| - portions oftha bowels
The Family CGthartic@ PHI has, with due refer
ence 70 this we'll estab- llished met, been com .
pounded ffom ID varietylco lof the pGfest Vegetable
Extracts which act Rlike ion every part Of the ali
mentary canaL and arel- idOoD and SAFE In all
cases where d OatharticII Iis needed, such as De-
rangements Of the Stom iaoh, Sleepiness, Pains in
the Back and LOins COs-4 ltigeness, Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body iron slaldei cold, which
frequently, II neglected, IL end IN long e0urse Ol
Fever. Loss Of Appe- :, Ilite, Creeping Sensa-
tion Of Cold over theIS body, estlessness,
Head -Ache, or Weights e i'm the Head, all Iufam-
nhtory Diseases, WormslC iin Children OF Adults,
Rheufat great Purifier OF the Blood and many
dseasaa 70 which hesh is heir too numerous to men
don In this hdyertisbhieut Dose Il 10 3. -".Ai .l.
PRICE 50 CENTS, . -'.t- hH
E8- The Liver InvigOrator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retailed by DruFgsts generally, and sed
wholeslls by the Trade ID an the iarge towns.
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MARINE
PORT OF CLEVELAND

ESTRRED-July17.
Stmr City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo.
Stmr. May Queen Yiger, Detroit
Prop. Old Concord, Langley, Buffalo, mdse 70 sun
dry.
Prop. oWego, HoWland, Dunkirk 9s tons mdse, to
Bundry.
Bque IngTaham, - Bay City, 23J NJ lumber. 200 M
lath, Thomas a p ~
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OLEVFLAND AND MAHONING
- RAILROAD.-TuIE TABLE No IS ~ -
10 take effect after Thursday, February 10 lsls
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Cleveland to Trains leave 1oungstoWn 70
M
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All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trEins for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin,
natl St. Louis &c; and all the trains going east
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y. q =
failroad and At Buffalo with those Of the New Aori
f'l II. NOTTIEGHAM, Sup'E
Olaxeland. April 9. 1850. u - -, -
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Sfslea apposals5.'
NOTICE.
OFFICE COMMISSION

ulilCE COMMISSIONERS OF PRINrINg, Q
-. Columbus, Ohio, June 30, 1850 J
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
~ Received at the Office of the Secretary Of State
3lst day Of July nerb al Il 'elock, M, d
for executing the State Printing, Binding, &e for
the period Of two years from and amer the rat Mon
day Of November next ensuing, IN accordance with
the provisions OF the act entitled ian act TO provide
ior the execution and supervision Of the State Print
ing and Binding" passed March "a ls6O. - 'a
The printing Of the State Is divided into i've class
es, to be let IN separate contracts, as follows;
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BINDING
SEVENTH CONTRACT.

l. The price per hundred sheets for folding all bills
resolutions, pamphlets or documents ordered to b6
2. The price per hundred copies for stitching the
same.
erng OF all documents ordered to be covered in bro
chure BY the General Assembly either branch
thereof #0I .. -|| E-IF
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
Rep. National Convention.

\ National Republican Convention sVill
meet at Chicago on Wedne SHAY, the l3tliSay
of June next at - o'clock noon for the nom
ination Of candidates to be supported for Pres
ident and Vice President at the next election.
The Republican electors % the several
States. the members of the Peoples party of
Pennsylvania, and of the Opposition party of
New Jersey, and all others who ara willing to
cooperate with them in support of the candi
dates who shall there be nominated, and who
are opposed to the policy Of the present Adj
mnistration 10 Federal corruption and usur-,
patton to the extension of Slavery into the
Territories. to the new and daE gerous politi-
cal doctrine that the Constitution, of its own
force, carries Slavery into all the Territories
of the United 81 ates; to the reopening of the
African Slave Trade to an Inequality of
rights among citizens and who are in favor
of an immediate admission of Kansas into The
Union under the Constitution recently adopl-
ed by her people; efrestoring the Federal Adj
ministration 10 system ofrigld economy and
to the principles of Washington and JefEer son:
of maintaining iuviolate the rights of the states
and defending the soil of every State and Ter
ritory from lawless invasion and of prescrv-
ing the integrity of this Union, and the SUI
premacy of the Constitution and the laws pass
ed in pursuance thereof against the conspira-
.cy ofthe leaders OF a sectional party TO resist
the majority principle as established in this.
Government at the expense of its existence,
are invited to send from each State two dele
gates from every Congressional District and
four delegates at large to the Convention.
Signed by the Rep. National Committee,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
Indians Killed.

We learn from friend, who has just
arrived from the head-waters of Apple
River, Mt which point arc several compa
MES getting out lumbernen, are having,
a 'high old time" On Friday last, one
of the fair and gentle Laughing Waters"
or perhaps it might have been "Prairie
Flower" or "Hawatha," having disob-
eyed the divine injunction of "touch not,
taste not, nd G not q. e., strychnine.
whisky,) so far INDUCED her appetite RS
to rqnder her slightly salubrious. In fact,
VIC are told that she was not only sslub-
rous, but drunk, fighting, crazy drunk,
and that while in this state, hor husband
(sho had = husband, und 'rtook 10 con-
troll her, whereupon she seizol knife, and
without ado slashcd away Mt her lord in
very improper style. The knife enter
ing several vital parts, the gallant bravo,
was "laid out" and his "wfe," with n
ferocity we have seldom, if ever, heardi
elda'Ied cut him open, and aCas putlimg
om his heart, when several natives pres
ent, who had looked on indlfferentv. now
interfrred, replaced the heart and made
the woman desist Nothing will be done
with the murderess, except the vengence
that may be visited upon hsr BY the rels-,
tives Of the deceased. We also learn that
another Indian was killed in fight
week or two North Star.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
From the Prescott Transcript.
The Cat out of the Rag-The
County seat question in an
other form.

We are always in favor of agitation
lit is Indispensable to cleaning out cor
ruption in any form. And if any party
cannot endure to have its old scabs pick
ed of, it is no representative Of pure prin-
ciples.
The county Republican conventior,
which was held in this city on Wednesday
last, was enc of the most interesting
gatherings of the kind we ever attended j;
the legitimate proceedings of which will
be found recorded in another column
In that convention, the identical cat whose
cars have protrul cd from tho meal sack
for some time, was hauled out and well
shaken.
That corrupt influences were at work
in the party, we have been aware for
some time; and our intiInation Of the feet
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
Mass Meeting at Prescott.

Agreeable TO q enll published in the
Transcript of Saturday Inst, there was a
meeting Of the Republicans Of Prescott
to determine upon some course to bepur-
sael in reference 10 the election of Cir
cult Judg-.
The meeting WAS caroi hy wing of the
Republicans who were opposed to and in
censsd ut the action of the County Con-
yention, hell the preceding Wednesday.
We learn from gentleman present,
that the meeting was poorly attended,
not haIf the Prescott Republicans being
present. Although the meeting was os-
tensiblv for the purpose of determining
apon son'e course Of action in regard to
the JadgOship, yet its real object seoms
to have been, to stir up an opposition to
the action Of the County Convention, and
stigmatize certain prominent Republicans
of the county. humorous resolutions
were introduced denouncing alleged fraud
practised by Republicans in tie present
and last falls canyass--and expressing
their unwiliingness to support certain Re-
publicans for positions of trust in the par
ty. The es,lut.ons created spirited and
rrotraeted debate, lasting considerable
time into the Sabbath. Upon the final
vote being taken, every resolution was
voted down by vote of &c to 20.
We are pleased 10 learn, that although
few individuals in Prescott express their
determination to bolt tho action Of the
people of the County, snd bring d;scord
into the Republican party, yet n large ma
jority of her citizens are opposed TO such
q course. We hope cur fractions friends
in Prescott, finding themselves SO hope
lessly in the minority, will conclude to
abide by the emphatically oppressed opin-
ion of the majority, and join hands with
us in the coming election.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08

AGAINST that Convention no charge Of
illsa atty or fraud could be brought
Caucusses were fairly called and fully
attended. The delegates were sent there
to defeat Mr.. Copp in this county, and
they did it. From bis own town where
la attended the caucus in person, he had
not delegate. Now it will not do for
Mcssrs. MAxoN. GIBBS and TwoMBLY to-
a lort the vittuous dodge. They threat.
en- to bolt because they are defeated, and
Since last fall we have been Convinced
that this crisis in the party would cone
Whenever it was settled that these men
could not rule tie party at will. We
never have witnessed the death struggles
of the yeriest brut without feeling of
mingled pity and pain and we felt similar
sensations, while witnessing the last ago,
MES of tho dying dynasty of Gibbs d
Co. We can work with these men in
the Republican party, but we do not pro.
pose to work asnder them.
A word, and we close. IT the County
Convention we were elected delegate to-
the Judicial Convention, as we have said,,
by 81 out of 26 votes. After all these
charges had been brought against us, to-
most of which we made no reply, Just,
before the Convention adjourned, we sta
ted that if there was single delegate
who voted for us, who by reason of the
charges brol ght against us, or from any
reason whatever, preferred to have anoth--
er person in our place, wa would willing
ly withdraw; and we called on any su@t
man to arise. No man arose. We will
not deny that this endorsement was pleas
inc to us. We feel under an almost per-
sonal obligation to those delegates, and
such return rs we can make by faithful SER
vice in the rauks of the republican party,
will be cheerfuly and earnestly given by
Lutte A. TAYLOR.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
Pierce Co. VS.. Prescott.

The transcript assumes in its last is
sue that this was the issue forced upon
the late Republican Convention. We
admit it, and we claim that that issue
was forced upon the Convention by the
Prescott delegation, who, defeated, re-
bel at the action Of the Convention.
No one believes that The people of this
county have any quarrel with Prescott
Does the Democrat complain of such is
sues mi rarty' Does any one com
plain Of such issues except n few poiti-
cans therel The fact is, the people of
this county feel just pride in the growth
and prosperity of Prescott. They are
her resources, and contribute to her de.
reopment. Now the mistake arises from
the insane idea Of few Republican poll
iticians that they are PrescoH,-a thing
which the prople do not yet understand.
We Admit that it would take but few
days like last Wednesday, to make this q
distinct issue in the county, y'Me people
the business men Of Prescott endorsed
the action ofthoss delegates, but the pec-
pie there do not endorse that action, as
was shown by the meeting last Saturday
night, and the Transcript shows the
hugest egotism, in supposiug that its dc
feat was an attack upon Prescott.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08
The County Convention.

Pursuant 20 call by tho Co. Commit
tee, delegates from ali the towns met at
the Court Room in this city of Prescott
for the Object stated.
O. T. Maxson was chosen President
FRO tern. aud James Jcfferis Sec.
The committee ON credentials reported
in favor of
Prescott, lat ward-O. Gibbs, Jr.,
P. Hcrzog.
2nd ward T. Maxson,
H. n. rwombly.
Clifton o. Strahl, J. S. Coplcy.
River Fals-H. A. Taylor, A. Morse
Martel-Judson Warner 2 votes.
Oak Grove. L. Dale, J. Jcfforis.
Trimbelle-H. Felt, c. Stafford.
Perry-N. Kinney, W. Tear.
Ell Paso-M. A. Driebelbis votes.
Diamond Bluf-C. f. Hoyt, a. b.
Wilson.
Isabel-A. c. Morton votes.
Pleasant Valley-Amos Harris.
Trcntou-W. L. Armstrong, E. II.
Boustead.
On motion proceeded to ballot for per-
manent chairman. Resulted in the
choice of o. I. Maxson; Declined. On
o second ballot o. Gibbs, Jr, was chosen.
On motion James Jefferis was chosen
permanent Secretary.
On motion proceeded to ballot for
delegates to The Senatorial Convention.
rho G,ct lni roc,,ftol ,bue.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-02-08

EE We insert the minutes of the Re.
publican Co. Convention in to-day's pa
per, as officially published in the Tran
script.
They are genarally correcr, as far as
they go, although they give very mea-
gre account Of the proceedings ofthe Con-
sention. The motion appointing Fl. A.
Taylor, C. F. Hoyt and II. N. Twombly,
an Investigating committee, after consid-
ernbIe discussion, was dropped, without
being put 10 vote. Just at the close of
the Convention, 0. Gibbs introduced a
motion. recalling Lutte A. Taylor aud j.
l.. Dale, aud choosing new Delegates
The motion received no votes except from
the Prescott delegation.