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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01
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Notice is hereby given that am application
las been male 10 the undersigned to locate :
ste tor a School House in Joint district No
# the town of River Falls frimbelle, Maftel
nd Perry said site 10 be located on unoccn-
lied lois OIL the village plat of i'eldcnyille
FIERCE Co. Wis. said lots supposed to be the
paoI erty Of 1nsei &. Belden; and nntice Is
f.,rt!er given that we will meet at BeieHcill,
on SATURDAY. August 18TH so, at 9 O'Clock
=. NJ To decd upon the location Of alC.
School Ho SO site.
Lutte A TAYLOR,
Town school s,upt, of River Falls,
T. G FUTILE,
Town Clerk of River F;lls.
WM. II. MOORE.
Chm of the Town of River Fails,
L. ). FlLKINS.
Town School Supt. OF Perry.
JACOB YOUNGNANN,
Chm. of the Town of Ferry.
II. FELT,
Chm. of the Town of Trimbelle
MANUEL BEARDSLEY,
Town School Srrt. of Trimbelle.
II. BENIN EFT
Town Clerk of Frimbelle.
JACOB IVERSON.
Chm of the Town of Martell.
o. RASMOESON,
Town School Supt. Of Martsll,
Beidcnviilc. July ID. 1869.
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DLACKSMITHING in the best style and
ID ON reasonable terms. Shop on Main ST..
River Falls, August 4th 1858.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

xxvATER POWERS fer sale or lease "''
w the most IA orabls terms ,v
y. n. LOWELL
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01
70 C0MSUM7pTs.ES
AND
NERVOUS SUFFERERS.

The 81 hacribcr. for several years resident
o. ASA. discovered while there.a simple g
tta6Fe remedy--a sure cure for Consunrtion.
Ns.hn1a. bronchitis. Coughs, Colts, and Ner.
rops Debility. For the benefit of Consump.
tives and Nervous Sufferers, he is willing to
make the same public s.. ..,.,
To those who desire it. he will serd The rre+
ecriPtion, with full directions free OF charqe !;
$50 sample efthe medicine, which they vii
find 4 beantifafcombipation of Natures sim
lest herbs. 1hoge desiring the remedy cpa
obtainrit by 'retur, nail bv Addressing
J. z. CJTFprsT
Ne. 428 e2s1vsT. + q
April I6. IN.
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A FEW choice pieces of farming land y
n this immediate yic:nit., for sale at b''i
Gain. n. ~ ? W ELL.
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rs,HE SUBSCRIBER off RS for sale $50 Lots IL
the VILLAGE of River Falls. arong the a'''s
desirable 60 business or r ST. ences ~ Tia"
village. y. Fon Ef-it'
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

0On ACRES on Lake st. Cr"iS, eonve-
ZOO ni,t to milis. One-fofrtll IN hand.
and the remainder in one and two
wears. VIII exchange for logs.
n. n. POW ELL.
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TURNING SnGs

FENHE Subscriber is prepared to do all kinds
4 of Tuning OF Wood Work, such a'
HUBS,
TABLE LEGS.
BANEiS rERS.
j l5rW ELLIS,
BRuO.a- HANDLES, &c.
at his shop in River Falls for re'o"n;ih'e prices
chairs 81 sseGsseads
,oan, fact red lleasl cali aud canine aTfof.
~. rciasi,.s els.rie.a ut rs urn'iis S'h"S
near Fosters Ii!-.
Apiu, q, 1859
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In connection with my store is
Il ALTO II S III O F.

Mr.. .. ". SMITH, Who attends to this
ranch OF Trade. win be happy to wait upon
Won at all times.
We have go j assortm ant of
CASSIMERES.
DOE SKINS, SATTiNETS.
CASHMERES, JEANS and TWEEDS
SUMMER PLAIDS and STRIPES,
with TRIMMINGS TO match.
.zg- Garments made 10 order.
~ Cutting done for others to make.
Come aud 8. G for yoursel es.
FEOUR and OATS taken IN exchange TOR
Goods at market prices.
j. w. PRATT.
River Falls, June l3 1860.
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Implanted Lands.
Part NJ gar.

Part OF sec ss'
LIT Undvided Of lot2 Il 3;
ar or except acres ia tbe SIC corner being 20
rods cast ard II reds north and south.
IT OF lot /, described foiloWs; commencing at
corner post, which sail post may be fonad BY
CO u..ialcinr at tae $40 corner Of Block y, IN fl5
citv.af Pr scott Pierce Co. Wis, thence On di-
rect lile 81 : EFT roGs, thsnee 70 ; 6 rods TO
sri cnfhar post, thence : 81 : % rods, thence
SO : 10 l6 rods theme 81 40 rods thence n 80
q rs roas to place t beginning.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

wv. PIRATE, having just returned
from Market with new stuck OF
Goods, begs leave to call the attention
Of the inhabitants of River Falls to
tie flct that he will sell Goods cheap
CIR for CASH, than can be bought
elsewhere. / will sell Summer Cls-
thing AT COST. Croekery st tritie
above cost, and ali other Goods very
low
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

LOTS in the vicinity of tn tcaaemy.
TOTO those who iii c"t''rtft I" fniit' anc
improve these lots. II ~. ea'F9 Is re "tr-
cbase none, ONLY Il ~ Pa .sest ne
remainder on time u salt p1fc t'.s-rs
n r. 'Pfyfft :.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

900 ACRES. 2l5 i lies from Gls. ss7ll
AZ ON the Eau Gala River. o.sge is 4
ouantitY of coed pi,e tiinIsr o. Us
above tract. The soil is ot superior
q, alitv. Terms. one. fourth IA hand,
an! the remainder in iumler deliver
sa at Green's or Holnans mill tie
coming winter. This is rare ooppor,..
tunity for an enterpris'ng man OF SINAI
means to secure home.
N. n. POWELL.
R:re. FaRH, EsY seta. lsss 800
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

stead If a iyert;sing ;" u an tGo' 50 fds IT
.Iea wee, n az ls Tie question s,
vim. !,as Ia a. fert tt s their . stn ferI
f.-a 4,ef..s, b.ss # ca rae wt can gre
ell. i,l ctm is 10 nur ct sfon:eis an" a
:, rs. v,ts ,sro,.,-' to adv rt's Il g. IN MAKE
O n .1,,,s. am G.fis advertise IN nH.i'ts
sEyD 20 A CATALOGUE.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-08-01

Items.-Ths weather has been beau
Gful during the week past, and the boun-
tscus harvss. will now soon be gathered
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

4 BErrr-Wc learn that the name of
the individual Who sent his mother 10 this
city on Saturday intending to have her
supported by the county or perish in the
streets, is Joseph Shubart. lie lives about
fifteen miles east of the city and is said to
Toe in comfortable circumstances. His
mother Is about eighty years OF age She
H-ss married i'll IS0? We are informed
that she was possessed Of considerable
pr 2i'efty few years ago, and that she
gave II tn her sons She has four or five
sons living. one of them resides two
miles from this city, and one or two in
Missouri Her husband STAYS with the in
divldual who turned her out of doors on
Saturday morning lie is more than
eighty Years O! aga, but can make himself
usetut about his sons house; SO he is nj
lowed TO stay. The old lady was in rather
bad plight when she was found bv the
ealahe6se keeper. Her underclothine
had not been washed for four months
We 4aggsst to the society for the CONVEX.
sion OF heathens that the brute who turn
ed her 0st Of doors is in need of tho
services of missionary He ought to
live among wild beasts for the balanc. Of
! Lis natural life. -.sprirgfeU ,I,vr,.a,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

Can DouCLAs CARRY ALABAMA.-TEe Mo-
bile .1dtert:SeI publishes communication
signed Many Wings, who state that they
believe if it were necessary 10 secure the
state for Dou glas that very large majority
al the old conservative wings would rally
I, his support i'll opposition to the disunion
Ere-catcls Of Alabama. The editor OF the
.ldceyG II, III commenting upon 1t, says:
We are not permitted 10 doubt, how
ever, that in any erent-and this Is the
point to which our friends call special
attention-Mr Douglas, as the nominee Mt
Charleston, would carry Alabama and
Mississippi. too,) by handsome majority
Nothing in the future is, in our judgment,
more certai than that result"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

on LONG TINE

80 in r.. swl. Sec. So T. IS. II .-ea aer-sin
proved. nv house. we'll. all .nclosvt
loo acres 10 Me- SEC l., a. Il. SO acres broke;
house. well. and stable.
81 in ;. Me-. See. S. T &C. Z =; acre,
btoks: house.
ca in Sec. q, T. :. L 5--uninlproved
$50 acres ia 81 Sec. q, T. -, Il. 5-unimproved
Iowa and Wisconsin laus exchanged for property in
la Sale county.
Houses and Lots in tine city Of Aul.ura " Y ex.
changed for property ir otaWs or La Sale county.
2t9 acres ia Calhoun Michigan. miles frouI Bat.
tie Cr-sk-g"od improved farm. bearing apple trees
house, barn. &c. VIII be sold cheap
10" CITY Lots for sale, ON long time, froai SIS $500
each.
House and Lot Sr sai--heap, on West Pear, street.
FL Gosi"s Ell ".i't ellar. : 50.
l6D acres in NWi Sec =, 7. so, L. :, Livingston Co.
$50
100 acres in Me- Sec -. 7. 60 Il . Livingston Co.
SO
1870 acres in Ru,and-Ioo acre, improved, good house
and barn. 500 hearing apple trees, hedge a lin
top farm $40 per
100 acres in La1e-Io0 broke good house .,,
bic, granary, corn CRIBS we'll, high roi.i prairie SEQ
per
100 acres in swi. Sec. 20, T. 81, T. s-prair. Ala
per acre, on 3 TO years time. "
weiI ana ience orchard OF bearing trees A. acres tin.
Der land, mile from grisi and saw mill and four
miles from railroad. SIS per acre.
Chicago city property. in South Division. VIII sell or
exchange Tor property ia La Sale Couuty-wi sell ON
canal time.
Lands in Mssouri-will sell or exchapre-in Cole.
Usage, Boone, and Morgan counties.
House ami Lot in States Addition-wlI be sold
cheap. IL story house, 6 rooms. lot 4JxlIh. 1900
"a story house in States Addition. new 4x1O 10
roons. good cellar and we'll The most beautiful resi-
dence for sale in Ottawa. 45ouo.
Stock OF Dry Goods in Exchange for n fara, in La
Sale county.
600 acres prairie lard in Livingston county from $40
to flJ per
Houses and Lots for sale part. the CT
~, ANA good bari aims, and buy
property.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

THE Bo1rEEs At CuAErrSroy-Th awk-
ward squad of about fifty sore-Leaded
fire-eaters had several meetings meetings
after their bolt from the Democratic Con
vention, made number of ridiculous and
frothy speeches, but concluded TO do 10
thing more. Mr.. Iancy toek the ground
that as they had walked out Of the regular
convention, to which alone they had been
sent, they ceased to be anything moro
than private citizens, and of course could
make themselves only the more ridiculous
by pretending to make nominations OF
presidential candidates When the rccu
lar convention adjourned, OF course the
bolter affair simmcred cut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

IHEGEEAT FisTIcCFF-rhe steamer from
Europe OF, Monday brought news of the
result of the long expected international
prize fight between lIeenan. t.he Renieia
Boy,) and the English bully, Tom Savers
The fight came oil early in the mornin :
on the l7th ult, near Aldcrshot. 1t pro
cecded 10 the 3jth round. when Hcenan
got Savers head in chanccry.' as it is
called, We bel;eve,-that j. he got his head
under hi~ arm, aud was about to give the
English bully a anal pumncIiinr when
the crowd rushed in and broke up the
fight: 80 the battle was declared draw
game. and arrangements are on foot to
have 4 second trial
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

SMART GlRI~-A little girl we know OF,
not vet far advanced in her third year,
has gathered ino the little pincushion Of
her memory some remarkable sharp ideas
of propriety" in language and conduct.
Having, for instance, learned from. the
conversation of older and wiser people,
that legs are out Of fashion, and that it is
more elegant to say limbs, she is anus
ingly scrupulous in her observation of alt
such nice distinctions; and the way she
reproyed her eldest sister the other day,
is worthy to be recorded in the annals of
infantile table talk. They have an aunt
Isabella, whom the sister, aged six years,
calls ''Auntie Belle" You shouldn't
say Auntie Belize lisped the three year
old; you should thay Aunty Stomach. a
- Gr.snp;M Atyyocqtc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

EUROPEAN NEws.-Political news Of the
last week not very important. a serious
instruction is reported in Sicily. The
English papers are largely occupied in
discussing the championship fight between
IIeenan and Savers, generally leaning to
the opinion that the latter had the advan-
tagc in the aiiray. Grain market buoyant
Corn had advanced cd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

CHICAGO CoUNsEL-We have received
several numbers of very handsome new
daily paper in Chicago, bearing the above
name 1t is edited by the veteran ALFRED
DrrcH, and is published by Dutch *
Speers, the latter being the former tnan-
cial manager of the Chicago Press. The
paper is intended as the organ, in the
North West, of the National Union
Party, and the claims and tenets Of that
rising political organization are advocated
with all of Mr.. putch's usual fire and
ability
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

ovE DEIEGATEs.-Thef nllowin" delegates
took their seats in the Charleston Conycu.
ton from Illinois. being all the regularly
appointed delegates except judge Dichcy
whose place was taken by Nj Merrick, OF
Chicago.
Jno Moore, Vim. r Morrison, Uri Manly
J. J.. u. Morrison. y. A Mattcson. VIM.
Price. : W Drury, .Jno A Logan. .Jno \.
McClcrnand j l. Cuiran. Thos DYER. J
W. Singleton, l. 4 Gage. Chas II Ian.
phier, Thompson Campbell, l. p Sanger
Jas Cunningham. V IIicl<ox Jiro PcaIsons
Peter Sweat. :. c. Burnhaln. W. s Maus,
s. : liayc-. Jno Fitch, \ 7 Casey. J NJ
Putnam, Austin Brooks, W + Cook. J. p
d Elliott, e. :. Cameron. Jno NJ Easton
Ino Hill, Pen Bond, Wright Casey, E II
IIaddock, w A Richard-ou
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

LovEJoY SoIp OrT-Will county. in ap-
pointing delegates 10 the Republican State
convention, instructed for SWEET The
reason for this is that trade was made
between SWEET and Norton, whereby the
latter is to be run for congress in place of
LovejOy.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05
Ottama fretT GRADER
OTTAWA, ILL, NAY ), 1860.



We give pretty full report of the pro-
ceedinss of the Charleston Convention, up
to the final adjournment on Thursday
Ii will be seen the convention adjourned
without finishing their work, to meet
again at Baltimore on the 18th of June
next. After 81 ballots, it became appar-
ent that no nomination could be made
The rule heretofore observed in all Demo
cratic national conventions, of the other
prominent candidates withdrawing after
one of them had received a majority of all
the votes so as to increase the chances Of
giving the highest candidate the required
twothirds vote, was spiteiuliy ignored in
this convention after Douglas had received
majority, end the adjournment there
upon was very properly carried by his
friends, and very probably, also, as is int
mated, by his advice, tclcgrapIled from
" ashingtCn.
The convention just adjourned has been
remarkable one in many respects 1t
was the first instance Of a Democratic
national convention III this country. where
the incumbent Democratic President and
''''' = '''e
flee and corrupt Use .! all th,. power aud
patronage Of the government, and by all
other fair or foul means, sought TO inhu-
nom - 'e''S' ''''e',
"a, s.... nom;nitA a.
Erj.bt. and Slj,icr oro yoocv orJ
dozen more Of their .raIe with b,rdr.J
understrar,,.,., and ,.i,nne ,ya,., !, ,ta
field and no irr,n,o,,s an..;r. ,L.;r r,..,iu
invention coujd sungo.t was lcf, u.a,o
Moved to 1ct.ot ,Je,(.,,,..s c,,.,i. -.
tue and tried statcsman-srrpury
DouG!As.
Another nc,llr,r,t, uF tl,i. convention
was. that = small and co,,a,p,,;II. min.
orj,v-at'rLc hjoi,.,t firrrc Lnt IN d.jo-
-,tcs-,ycrc allowed - ,,l.a H.,
,ouvart;o, o1,I,,,,..L ,r,a,.II
oneuIv rroclai,,eJ l,.c.,,i,,rd t,.. .o,.,l.
of them had ,ct,,,I,- l..,.,, ;,..,,,,l,o,,
TO abide Ly the decision IF . ,,o;o,;,,. -,
the only in,no,.,,,,, o,,.,i,,, s,,i.,n;,.ol
the convar,;o,, Ga. .I..;.i, Ill
Texas and Io,;,;,n, had i,,..,uo,a,1 hi.
daI.o,,.s 70 lol, ,r.ooo,,,.,.,,,i,
;,o,;o,, H.. ,,,.,o,. H.. ID. -,',,
a;,hl,.
-
W., Wv f'.'''o'-
,,a. :; 49, ,,.,
IL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05
LIFE. FIRE, AND MARINE
IN SUR ANCE.
EFFECTED on
River ana Canal Navigation, Life, Build
iuOS. lturnisnro

River and Canal Navigation, Life. Bui,d-
inSs, Furniture, &C.,
IN SOME OF TIE
Most Trustworthy and rel dJts Insurance Compantss
IN the tnit,d States,
Such the
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY, HARTFORD
Cash Capital, $4v0,CUo; Surplus, sls2 ,3s5.
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CO, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash Capital, s2tV,Oto Surplus, Sl3U,295
SECURITY FIRE AND MARINE ms CO n YORK
Cash Capital, s5oJ,0W; Surplus, s..e64.
y. ENGLAND FIRE MARINE ms. CO. HARTFORD,
CASH capital, sJO, %; surplus, S23,oov.
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co. NEW yOEK,
Cash Capital, $500Vu0 surplus. 4+iG,s...
reeJoartho Of NE profts dicidsd 10 The insured
The insured participate in the profits. without incur
ring liability whatever. Threeionrths OF me he'
prohts Of the business divided annuhiy 10 'I '
OF policies The following dividends ha'e oee" P"N
LIST dividend to policy holders July -. So per een'
I'd do do do 90 iss :" do
A., Nv 40 do will occur in 1850.
/ r,,., =, r, .prance ar.ong Fire Insurance Com
m ME. ,s making rapid way an" WI y. ~. ~. ~.
une sufeJ donbt Property owners should investi
safest oe. of insurance IL they want to
ney.
c,,oo,;s,;oa.r ii Deeds for State Of Neac Iorf.
JwFAY, in Erc.ange Bunk, Ottd,sa.
Ottawa. Mach II, 1850
70 1;roccr. and McrchaniS!
SUPERIOR WRAPPING PAPER. far sale cheap a,
- .ic CT7a"a NkNS pEfoI. uarst
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

WELL DoNE INDIANA-The Democrats OF
indianapolis on Thursday fred titty-seven
guns in honor of the number of boilots
that delegation had voted for Dougias.-
Cannot the Democrats of Illinois respond
by Il salute in honor OF the lj2 men who
recorded their votes for the nomination of
IlliIoi, great statesman?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

THE CHICAGO HERALD, under its new
proprietorship and editorial management,
is really one of the best Democratic Jour
mails in the country. Though not up to
the great heart of the North West in its
support Of the just claims of Senator
Douglas TO the Democratic nomination
for the Presidency, it has the good sense
neither to oppose or insanely abuse him,
while in their wider scope, it advocates
Democratic principles with caln.ncss and
ab.lity c4u,l eel 10y few Icruocrat:c organs
anywhere. The HGoid is Of the same size
Of he Times Democrat. &c, and is publish
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

Majority fer Dixon, l43.
The total vote is 10 l55, which is 1000
less than were polled in the State election
last fall, and 1000 less than the Judicial
election last spring
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

SSc1s:tOus Notice.
The regular appointment OF the Baptist Church will
be resumed Sabbath morning, ard until the gas
fixtures comp etcd meetings will be held two
O'Clock T. instead Of ii's s,rning
nice, for tire first time in place Of wor-
Ship cordially invite all classes OF our citizens 10
meet with the oPeni ng ices Tia, coming
. Sabbath afternoon, my5
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-05-05

WISCONSIN JUDiCIAL ELrcr:ox-The eff
cial canvass for Chief Justice &C the ST.
preme Court, shows the following result:
Dixon. Ond) -.......... l49.
Sloan, tRep. 49,. ...... .JSOu5