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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

THE Now York Hereld, abiding to the
furtilc efforts to patch up truce in that
State,says THE Republicans may ride
rongh-shod over and trarAple down the
disbanded democracy, as corps of heavy
Dragons would dispense An undisciplin-
ed mob; and we have no objection to the
roagh proceeding. We are in the midst
of q revolution; a great and far reaching
revolution; we are for this revolution.
lfit be necessary to its progress, that the
broken fragments of the rotten democra-
ey shall be ground to powder,as between
the upper and neither milestone, even so
let it be-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

gS- We wonder why some OF our
Democratic exchanges do not publish the
Douglas platform, adopted as Charleston,
and reaffirmed at Baltimore, with sup
Elementary resolution. We clipped the
original one, from the Tribune, but have
lost it, and every day we are asked for it,
but have searched for it in vain among
our Democratic exchanges. Are you
ashamed of your platforms If not, let
the people see it.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

The n. Y. Tribune is known to have
had favorable estimate of Douglas
strength but since the failure of Fitspat-
rick to accept, and the evident determine
ton of the South to stand by Brscken-
ridge, it says:
"Mr. Douglas may carry Missouri, but
we do not think0he stands an even chance
to day for one other Slave State. Should
facts transpire placing his prospects in a
more favorable light, we shall fairly and
promptly present them"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

far back in the Past, and we have sort
of feeling that romance, and moonshlne'
and Minnehaha are the exceptions OF life;
that week days are plentior than Fourth
ofJulys; that most men and women must
work hard and wear calico and cotton
pants; that on the whole, this world is
a very actual, factual sort of thing, and
that it requires good deal of care and
labor to be christian, get plenty OF mon
cy, and conduct a newspaper properly.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11
N The Prescott Democrat has an

E The Prescott Democrat has an
easy way of getting out of tight place.
P. Y. Wise having convicted it of making
a false assertion of what was said at the
Republican meeting in this place, in re-
gard to the Norwigans, instead of honor
bly, retracting, the Democrat responds
that Mr.. Wise cannot be believed. Now,
we in common with every other person
present at that meeting, know that your
story was fabricated by some one, and if
you were imposed on. you had better own
it, and if you fabricated it, why, you will
keep still about it, probably.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

w Some pretty sensible fellow says
That the Republicans are called Black Re
publicans because they are in favor Of
keeping tho nigger black, in distinction
from these Southern Democrats who
would bleach him out, by infusing their
own blood in his views.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11
MAoIsoN. JUNE god, 1860,

liz 'bsdience to that impulse common
to all enlightened and most ignorant
people-an impulse to break out into
some unwonted and unusual action on the
intensely glorious and never -be-too-
much remembered Fourth of July
we, in company with u party of young
people from this village, went scooting
around this pant of our common country
and the contiguous section of Minnesota.
In obedience to another impu!se-an
impulse ever springing from beneath eve
ry editorial jacket-an impulse to tell
what "we" do, rs well as what otht RS do,
we will now proceed to make few brief
memoranda of the events Of the occa-
sion. ...
The preliminary arrangements, viz Sc
curing good company and good clothes,
were attended with considerable difficulty
in the first instance, from a kind of
unwllingness or Discrimination on the part
of "the party of the second part" in the
second instance, from grievous scarcity
of the articles alluded to. These arrange
ments being over, and ali the pockets of
our discarded clothing having been care
fully searched for stray fps, dimes, and
4
| quarters, and the accumulated change
having been joyfully chinked into the left
hand vest pocket which had been fortu-
nate enough to be elected to accompany
lis IN the suspicious occasion; by the
mornings carly light, two powerful and
spirited stoeds might have been seen rap
idly dashing along the highway. The
day was lovely. The heated and feverish
air, cooled by the dewy night, bore
strength and blessing with it, and the
light winds were frolicing with the flow
ers and kissing the ladies checks. while
occasionally ruder blast would whisk the
dust into our eyes, blow our hat off, DC.
Arriving at Hudson, the City took us
aboard and bore us over the lake. We
do not mean by this that we bestrided
the Mayor and Common Council, who
may be said to personify the City on al
great occasions, but merely that the ferr,
boat-"City of Hudson rendered it
services for pecun airy consideration ant
bore us across that smiling lake which
fringes the skirt of this fair State witt
beauty-lovely as the artificials in a In
dy's bonnet or the stripe down boy
pantaloons. Having reached the hithe
shore, on went the champing steeds, owe
broad prarics, r'ch with the wealth 0
vegetation that had hlossommed and de
cayed for centuries, through smiling ope
nings of oak, past cosy, quiet little lake
lets, up gentle elevations, that may b.
hills in their infancy, and down diminu
tive dcsceuts, that may grow to be lon.
and steep sometime, until at last we reach
cd settlement known as ST. Paul.
Some one mus. have been :'goakin'
when this place was chr istencd as Saint
for the strictest scrutiny can hardly dis
cover the faintest possible aroma of piety
peryadingits narrow streets. 1t has at
tanned considerable notoriety, but at pres
ent, tho elephant" is of inferior SIZE ant
in rather i'll condition. The Information
al Hotel is quito tavern, and derives it
name partly from tho fact that it stand
near the border line between the Irish
] Dutch, and American po tons of the city
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11


L. S. Lewis.
BY virtue OfaR execution to ME directed and
delivered, issued out of said Court in the above
entitled cause on Judgment of Mechanics
Lien rendered by said Court. l have levied up
on and this day taken the following described
Real estate and buildings situated thereon. to
Wit One Blacksmith Shop, tbirtv-four feet
hong. by twenty wide, and a dwelling house
thirty feet long. by twenty-five feet wide, said
buildings being nearly new, and situated on
Lot No. 10 of Block 10 in Bay City in Pierce
County. Wisconsin Together with all the
right. title and interest. which the said defcn
dant had at the time of rendering said Judg-
Inent in and to the land on which said build
ings are situated, not exceeding one acre,
whiah / will expose for sale, and sell at public
aueiOn TO the highest bidder for cash at the
preTpiscs in Bay City. in the County and State
aforesaid, at three o'clock in the afternoon ofthe
ffih day of May, A d. 1860. to satisfy said
Judgment or mechanics, with costs of sale.
J. S. WHITE. Pitts Atty.
Fl. p. AMES, Sheriff
of Pierce County. Wis.
March, 94th, 1860. no39 CIV.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

A GLoosIY Show FOR DOUGLAS
FITZPATRICK declines. Pryor shoots of.
Bigler hesitatas. Stephens is Disguised.
Rice, Baker and others of Minnesota. 90
in for Brock, and multitudes of others
hike them, turn their backs upon Douglar
as rats do upon a sinking ship.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

w All through the Northern States
the Breckenridge movement seems to be
gathering strength. The old, staunch
Democratic papers, like the Boston Post,
and N. Y. Day Book, nearly all reject
the pretentions of the Little Giant, and
give Breckenridge hearty support.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

ay- PETERsoN's Magazine foi Au-
gust is on our table. 1t contains the
usual variety of illustrations, patterns, DC.
while the literary department is more
than usually interesting.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

'lF there is anybody under the canister
of Heaven that hate in utter excrcscence.
says Mrs. Darlington. it is the slanderer.
going about like boy constructor, circu,
lating his calomel upon honest poo
pie
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

The NAMES OF THE FAcTIoS.-rhe
Douglas faction Gales itself the Democrat
ic National Party, and the Breckenridge
fraction the National Democratic party.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

How on earth can the Democratic par
ty be expected to preserve the Union of
the States when it couldn't preserve its
own union !--LouisvM Journal.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

The Subscriber has on hand and is
manufacturing
CHAIRS. BEDSTEADS,
TABLES, BUREAUS,
SECRETARIES, WASH STANDS.
LIGHT STANDS, LOUNGES,
DE. DE, DC.
The above articles will be sold as cheap
scan bs bought in the country.
r.. G.. HAVEN.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

TUG rarest type of beauty is the afec-
ton of n loving heart in a pair of blue
eyes.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11
Republican Congressional
Convention.

SECOND DISTRICT.
A Republican Convention for the Second
Con sressional District in the State of Visions
in, will be holden at the city of La Crosse, on
Wednesday the 22d day of August, 1860. at
II o'clock NJ, for the purpose of nominating
acandidate for member of Congress of said
district, TO be supported at the next general
elect ion.
Each Assembly District will be entltlcd'to
two delegates i'll said Convention.
The several sembly District Committee
are requested to take measure Tor the APP
pointmeI.t of delegates to said Congressional
Convention, from their respective DISTRICTS.
DAVID ATWOOD,
CHARLES Holt,
NORMAN EASTMAN,
j. G. CHANDLER,
District Committee.
MAoIsoN. JUNE god, 1860,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11
Eheriff's sale.

State Of WISCONSIN,,
Circui. Court for Pierce County.
II. a. Truman
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-07-11

DAY AFTER THE FOURTH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01


Corrr AT Pine Grove, C~nfo~pls 90 Thursdsy, March
"a Of lung fever, 1noxAs cosvrr IN soe siss year ns
MY.
ooruAsp.-In Brccsiyn, On Sunday, April 40, cuaaL=s
Ropsrr, only Of John and eo oy>isad, ased ys~r
and morths.
The freuds Of the family are requested 70 siicnd ths
funera from the residence of l. lane, corner Or ~
900 avenue sna Quincy street, tbs (faesday) ssfnooa'
n two o'osock.
CRsvyoRp-on Sunday, April ~, q consunptcc,
Cnsus n, eldest soa q Peter Crawford, aged 81 ye~r
and mouths.
me relatives and friends Of sbs family are respccru
invited 70 attend tire funeral from The residence o. nv
isiber, li2 y.rcs street., his rnssoay) S'srn'o' "ss
oct further botioe.
fxxsr--oa soscsy, April 20, Wnfns NssmsSros
Fnssy, ccly EN- Of william and Virginia kmsy, r,
sssd motths and ~ da,s.
mvt~d 70 attend the funeral, from TIRE rcsdsnce ms
parents. No iss fsst f~unty third Street, s rsssaay)
sffsfuttu. II tso Geek
Fosps --Op supssy, Aprii -, Tuox~ fc-pA
lie feisAyes SAD bRxGs arr te~ptcsusT nvlt~f -
100 tns iubsse tes (Tces~.yl rosnl MhsLrss niss
sicc<. rcm be tst rssw ercs. We 40 Frest sr~~a
~ liza sstuses5, bgxl "a, Mr. fsssoas tysn' sssd
l ~ yea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-01

meell0g OF the Police tOmmk1ohOhOHws
The Board Of Commissioners OF Police held meeting
yesterday afternoon-both members present
A,er the adoption the minutes Of tho previous moot
ing vas agreed to establish the roundsmen, and
,ha the Board appoint roundsen for each precinct
was agreed 70 hereafter sppont sergeaats from
the roundsmen only
Tue following premises reported by Sergeant
Lord, Of the Sanitary police
Nos. 22 and Is whitehall sreetyard, sink and house
No: 10, u, as, 81, 80 and IS Brds. ssrse.y.rd and
Nos. H. 70, 80, ss So and 1903 Charlton sree,-sink
Nos "a, 4sa and 4ss Greenwich sireet-sink filthy
No $50 Canal strcet-stnk nlthy.
Ecs ATT, 4s3 and 4s6 ashington strest-si>k ditAy
seSsss F. md second avenues. .lo = Ss
Sss 81 and ~ East nsS.sesis s1ss..,. full ..d
Nos Isl and 100 East Sixteenth srset-snks full and
Nd aaS and 2so Eas. Nineteenth s.rss.sinks full and
Nos SO, IS, 20, ST. q, IS Is and II Carlton srsss
sinin reported - needing Immediate cleaning.
Nos. io3 sno liz LAarsns s,rest-sinks AnAy
Nos lo1 and los Thompson ssrest-snks niihy.
The alley the rear Of houses iron Mo-. II 70 70 How
Rear Of No Howard ;srest reeds immediate asssa-
ton.
Nos 2ss, 1855 2s7, $50, a0l, 2sa and asS Frss .ve-
No. 2os Eaa Nshisenth streetprivy filthy yard dirty,
stepa Of The house broken and dangerous AAd heaps o.
nth In the street, Same reported OF ~ Ess ssveatssnih
street.
Nos 1877 and 100 EAst Thirty fourth ssree&-snks nhy
Nos $50. b64, 59l 693 and 500 Second aveaue-etnks
filthy.
Nos 176 and 1T East Thirty ninth street-sn1 nlthy
No. 1871 East thirty eighth sreet--sink hithy.
avenue very dirty nve COWS and three hogs beng beps
in the yard.
Nos iss and 2os East Thirty fourth strestn danger
Gus condition and sinks fliby.
Nos l79 and l8l East rhty nh street, lol East rhr
y third street, oS 20 and so EAst thirty second street,
are also reporteo.
Also the following premises In Brooklyn:-Nos %, 81
and 80 ADty; I. and Kslseys ansy; and Pacific
street. 49, 20 81, $50, 228 ana 336 Columbia street.
No other business transpre5 and the Board sdourned
70 meet daily after Nay q one O'Clock z. n.
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n arkets.

t'Ew ORLEANS, April 30, 1880.
Cot,on-sAes TO day $500 bales at 1o5lc. lie. for
mddlng; the market closing quiet but siesdy Sugar
nfm At exc. IKE Molssses ut SIC Freigh.s slightly
declined. Exchange unsltered.
BALuxoRx, Apri 80, 1850
Flour unsettled: Howard street superfae offered et
So 81 X, without purchasers Wheat declined &C. Be
sbte, 81 20 81 50; red 81 SO a 81 S. Corn active:
Whine and yellow, 75c. Tsc Provisions steAdy nj for
ner quotations. wtiskey firm at 2Sc Sight exchange
New York, lilo per cent premium.
PHILADELPHIA, April 80, 1850.
Flour frm with light demand. Wheat active, at 81 rs
Tor white, and 81 b for red. Corn DUH yellow, 7sc .
sec. Oats dull. Provisions quiet Whskey Arm Ohio,
23c
CINCINNATI, April 30, 1890.
Flour nrm at IS 90 IS 66 whiskey 1rn at lsc. a
isSc Mess pork 81 Is. Money In good demand at 10
AZ per cent premium
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Mr. WADE replied that, 70 Western phrsss the &C.
Ioossts have out OF the hole they Tne
North will wool the South and wool
North, and boh will go IN 10 whip the republicans they
VINO for plat ormsS Dio any party stand
by them II ~ merely scramble for the spos
The committee rose, and the House adjourned.
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MsSHNoroS, Aprh ", lsVa
me Horss went into Committee Of The whole on the
state Of the up'cp-
Mr. Ncozr, (den.) Of Ala, opposed the rArin bIl Tue
rtpab seized the pay msns Of the pubic debt
~hch vas comparatively email, prs,ext IN increase
th~ du,ss Wherever free trade has been tired the re-
.u, has proven the wisdom w that policy. We should
rot abandon advantage gained IN that direction.
M ALLY, (rep) d ss~, sspiained ms position saf
purpose republican party ana reviewed the scuon
Of the &c moorHtc parry being destructive W sne CON
~rcsi Agricultural and manufacturing ines~sss OF Ne
osnnuy ~ veil 81 subversve q great political rights
He pssssused comparisons from GEL an,henscsed ss
-sr~ p~&we~n the and producpous Of the frcs
snd Save sates and ss,sd the tnrcsi- "a dsoiuuon
of The rnscu - imaginary. =,
Mr. wsps, (rep) u QUO, jastined MS enao,ssmsn' o
sbe He,p<r tcok, condenntng, however, ~ nsrn ex
-~~sras He never sovvcsted on countensscen tne vo
ieut ovsvthrow a savery On ths suojec ne wsnt no
SION In Sdvssce ~ jefferson and Other outneyn smfe
bosser~ VS. Ne. fsle~ncod n the most mshgnAns
ard Infamous cnaracer tor the Northern denorsn 70
say The rsyuhlcars 4, overthrou souheru nsutn
roas Unul The hungry and ferocnn party, vhlcn ws
aaxhi be knew cutting snotners tnroso ~
charl~sou are crushed out there can never be pcas
n tor principle they ooeending, but Tor tne
spohI
Mr. ctsrs, (rop) % Io-s. rsmasked lhsa he Ser
ssoos Chsrsos Ocnvepuon had ust msde psttcr~.
With to fsces--,he Crcfnnsn PLATFORM win the Dred
NJ Tossses. ffen.) osP., wasted 10 tss~ vecss~
tsss inios nsa~ voc s rspuoscsne~ sns sssocss
slcr ~ sn~ Hsupe.
~ cr~r- rspnei, 'cr q. c-un,ry r-ner.ny.
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n arrsea .


Bxxxr--Rg-s On Monday, apni 20, By the Rev. z. y
Charncey, wuInn '. Bxur, IT., 70 sasAH Rvs-,
ali d This city.
coox-narsuI --on Wednesday, April rs, 81 sbe res'
dsnos of the bride, BY the Rev. Mr.. Harris, kAsos
n Coos to Ctsss A. nA1skaI, both a Hoboseu, y. J.
cissrD-- Or Acxx~pusH-Op Sunday, April ~, By nder
JAMES G Goeie, fRsvcs GnAup 70 MasrxA A. QAo-
KSptss, al o. This CITY.
HAsyosp--cs uros On Monday, Aprn ., By NE Rsv.
n chAyfs, T. 7. HAuoRD, q New York, 70 lrcr w.
Cntros, Of Jersey CITY.
HoYr-srosu-Ai wIiuHmao~n, on Thursday, April
no. By the Rev Addron Ballard, Mr. iRs Borr, Of MI
vsukre 70 srssv v STOVE Of winiAmrsovn.
ncfsrea-ausAs On THURSDAY, April %, BY Rev.
yaiher fAsAa Gsosox McfIrcH 70 Mos Mssy A. HAteAs,
oil q Brooklyn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. "Wednesday evening, April IS,
by Rev Tho. q. Osborn, ERksrrs !. PrpIxroS 70 MAJ.
csur Msxs sakw, all Of THIS cry.
PAAr-coM-0n Ngnosy, Agrii %, In ne Allen
street METHODIST Eprcopa church, BY Rev O. Osborne
erosGn n PRxr. Esq-, 70 hiss sam =, daughter Of
william Crane, Esq, all Of this city.
esuAUNxs--FApcMIb.--Oa Wednesday evening, Aprn
2s BY the Rev. " Peters, ct the residence Of the
brides father, Osdensburg, N. ", HosAcs A. scususu
Of city, 70 JvIIA X, daughter 81 X Farchld Esq
wsu-kfxsrox On Tridsy, April ~. a. 20 Wss'
Washington place, BY the Rev. john Thomson, jazz
VAR. of Pet-rsburg, Va N Jkru kfisrysn, younecs
daughter q John hcflnicck, Of this city.
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Shocks OF Earthquake In Hsyti.

BOsrOs April 50, 1850.
Captain lavender Of the brig Foster, 1t this port, 10
ports that violent shocks Of earthquake were felt In
various portions of Hsyu from the 9Th 70 the 18th inst
At Gonaives and Port AZ Prince many Of tho Inhabitants
fled 70 the open country. Merchandise was removed
state that several buildings were prostrsted and
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Governor Bucktng HAMS Appointments
Upon Eis STAFF.

NEw aAvxs, April 20. 1850,
His Excelency Governor 6uckips Dam has made the
following appointments upon his stan TOR the year
ensuing aids, Colonies Il H 0sgood and Henry w
BsrRe, Of Norwich AdutADt General, General j. D. WI
hsns, Of Hartford; Quarter master General Colonel T.
Hathaway, OF Sufed Pay master General, COLONEL ".
fresh, OF New London; Oommissary General, OeIossa
John l. Wyie, Of New Haven.
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Management not wanting In energy whatsver else may
he s.,d about H. PRODUCED Last pisht NM Halevy ana
s-,.-, - ,,~s - -,~s -. -. -..,
Scribss OPERA "rhe Jewess, WIN has DOT previously
been sung N italian tn The United Seaass Az New
Orleans the opera has been reausnsiy vsu In French
-, -, =, =, .' :. =. ,,--..-
sno noios nSn P~os I" 0e 'ePosy" Dooo"S
que's theatre "Ihe Jewcn" rather lyrto spectacle
haa IN opera In The pure senss Of the word has h. 10 70
49, - 49, -. ~, -. ., -,
upon 'ns unsns g" va. sne sfser
cor,o,. ana sns Academia sus s~usrs.lv o,,sbr,s.d
- - ,-s-., -. -,
ioS tne vefy emoofs~ mAnner |" vncn sney
ret up the dramatic eHsnsbIa Of the works
ssrsc,.Ilv written sor them And "a mint N
- -, a.. =. a, ,..--.,.- ,-..--.s,. a.
wei say mere mai s'oecsneS impoenoe 70
perform such Operas q LExolle du Nord -" Robert
rs.h,. - .I. p,unA.,. ~ ana ar yuvs, -,,h .nvth.,
ike the effect thss given 10 them In the Rue Lspee-
TIER or tho Rue Fsvart
". ,h,ph bovev,r thai eons,aer,pr The very brser
time for prspaSaaoo the nscsary hurried reneArsas'
snd The resources ii his command, Mr. Mareszsk has
Drought out ala Juivs very crediiably He seems 70
recogpxe the great maxim I'm theatres ~ well - other
hinss), shat which worm dong 81 al Is ~o-sn dong
eel 49,, ...,.s..
Inc Mosy .ns ope,s m, s ' ~ ~. 49, ~
been srrcsay placed m"s Io,m o"'s a'' PrS
NC he pot - one scnoe d. as
opera opens vim ne assembling o. ne ess.
S SsS sss :. q. Sslss, o. her slory and nor
po~er. We nave prhhAnt seen oepcuns sy,n IN Ao
apssh Sn, 40" "a a7 ufA~s ~ SO b's's -. 80
s<rcrs poruon OF the drama begins LAZARUS lSgnor
suseiiD, Jew q the sucess ype, nas, nke snyock'
uns TAR daughter and 20 more ms sc,on hAene. Ame.
Fsbsr las sove Affair Nth lrsoe Leoposdo (oalAO,
sBo y dsguscd a. painter, and prvsenas W Do
Je~. lAzArua refuses 70 suspend hn Aoors on me oa
" The fee, and about 10 suner oeAsn ~ncn ne saved
b Iopoloo subsequently,, the rank o. me iAser -
UerAined By hs Je ssh ,cnds, who are sso snccked 70
.sosfsAn that be the husband o. tns rnsoss hasosn
tNms Won Berksl). He denoanoed by Rachel ana
sbot 70 De executed, vnen, me inerorssoa o. me
sue, The Je~ess rcuscs hes former e.ano,
declares thai Leopolfo has not betrayed her,
aud gives herself up W death coesTMsior
sssnss me state. Lo2oido psnmnen Inc
rfessccnt o the Oounc OF state, the Cardinal a. hroSn
tbsfz Nsinheh} ofoefs TIE execution o. lazarus Ano
ksfhe the Jewes nrrs goes " ner dcsfn, and aef ev.
Isg the CARDINAL the Information that shs hi own
asuubtsr (oofbs q before be vN 10 NE Ne sx
Of the nbreto, foioSer OF me Croes ax1us
sakf Quietly ca 10 share RNcheis fs1A
WI b. that ths pot g'ves me hnes opportnni-
the composer, the ntets and indeed al pAruee
engaged hs hlpsusiioo The charscsers are Draw
uonrrrful
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ms stated tina, ccup.ny u being ior~ed 81 Galway
fof tn pvvtr>e q manufacturing cotton ovht by NE
Atlsbuc Cor.r any sfesmers. The cc@pssy wH - ~
Ir,sn cse aud - s sock Ia n aAse stsAsa theA
criese cnup.ny b sbout crtsring % ~~iisr sp~cus
ian N 60 tre w-ssrs Of We Cnwyfs wv ~ vva -
ssuGy as "a ns bsnks, bui VIII enhvcssd by Tie hun
~ irrusir1.
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raanrx-sixra CONGRESS.
FIasr rksstos.


WASHINGTON, April 20, 1880.
SANDY memorials and petissups ~ere presented.
On poaou Of Ne Lsr,.x, (lem q Cal the report q,
enc J.so.r, Commnss ot the peatos Of Geo. l. Bar
rara IN regard ~ ine estate q Davis Brodcrcs res
ecoumiuec.
Mr. noourTiS, (rep) Of Wis, moved 70 ;ars up ne ba'
for ,ne fehef q Ahsou Dodge.
MI LAM, (dem.) Of Oregon sad As there ras such
small attendance be car opposed TO Going oaane~s.
Mr.. Jo1ssos, (dem.) of Ark, moved tbsi "hen We
Senate adjourn u be un Wednesday next CARVED.
On notion q Mr. cnES, (dem) Of No, the senate I'd
journed All Wednesday
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Nsvf~a tson Westwsrd.

CoLLINGwOoD, Q. W., April 30, 1900.
Tho steamer Evergreen City arrived here yesserday
rom Chicago the frat arrival from that port this season
Vessels are now departing freely for the Upper Lake
season by this route.
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CHARLESTON, April 2S, 1860.
The United States mail steamAhip James Adger, Captain
X adams, from New York, arrived here at eleven
O'Clock Friday night.
SAVANNAH, April %. 1850.
The United States mail steamship the South
Iveu NJ Tybee at sx O'Clock this morning, and At her
wharf at noon All we'll.