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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

is STILL IN MOTION,
and will not stop until all are supplied.
All orders filed on short notice, and IN the hest
- possible manner,
My shop is situated on the Big River road.
four and half miles from River Falls. and
nine miles from Prescott. All persons in va,t
OF anything in my line will do well to give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
VIII exchange wood works for grain of all
kinds, lumber. shingles, money, do, DC.
As ever at your service.
THOMAS +. TUBS. PnassrKno,
sSsF~ aIis pal va lesA n$f.tf
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

LOTS, and as much more as we can
do and get done, for each of several of the reli-
gious societies whenever they shall wish to e.
rect church edifices or clergymen's residences
at GlenmOnt.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

MICE VINEGAR, at
IN PRATT Il Fits.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11
TAX DEED NOTICE,

Ofss Of he Clerk of the County Board Of Supervisors,
Prescott, September 30th, 1859.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

We have two good sites for Touring mills,
which with ten lots apiece & engines as above,
We offer to parties who viii occupy them foy
tkat purpose,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-04-11

The rates OF legal advertising rs fixed by
Legislature o. last winter, to be strictly Observ-
ed-payment required III ell cases on delivery
of proof of publication
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

sns srausis

fDr ssaievs h~se aII hssFd th@ story n
eospinn Ilp el~fuym.H 'ln horn n esmf
meeting. - IIH vhfh he veni b cell ihs
congregation taffiI<f. h lIes ikr saII
spsp svsr NJ t1uiiss etfrymsa, sad how
Au fselaimedl
sIIFrtbten. I hrvs .etstA H. I.sfi iltlH5
yelsfs, ard II Ihst dine hHsa never altered !
pFsfana sufd. lnf I'll 10 sl.~-d Il ] cent
uhlp lir man That rempai thai hmm !
uaf fsaIsrx ~ ~. hsse ~ hesfl f''ls.
hul have perhaps aessf heard iiIe seqasl -
given % " yesterday " gentleman rfesi
enf.
fame iso days ader tsll. svarihy, ~
lnihons hooking aesperadu sirulIed ~ che
rfonuds anil Ieanad against tree. listening
b. tho eloquent eshmIation 10 repens which
waa hum mnde by The pfeieher Afler
nwhIlt Nj became interested. hnslIy aHeelet,
and then took position on The ansious
.eal. eammaueej groanlne IN tho very BIZ.
trrnsss II hr acrrsU, The clergyman
walked down and enlesvored 70 console HIM
NJ eonsulasion--he was stoo fseai sinner
he said. Oh. no--'hete was parlon for ,h'
yilpst. No, ~ was too wioked--.-ihefs Wal
no mercy for him.
why, what crime have yoa committed !
said the preacher, have you sloleuf'
sOh, worse than thatT
| what; have yon by violence ro''bcd IL
male innocence of itssir,uof
Worse than thai--oh, worse than that
| Murder, IL iii' g'mped the horrhe
preacher.
Worse than that. grcancd tho mi'tc
sinner. =
Tie cSclted preacher commenced 'peelin
"a bis outer garments.
Here, brother coler shon,ed he. hol
my coat--l'ye found the fellow that soaps
} that horn!'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19


lfkE MgltH teA fr#tlsikg ktfe
deIs~iia II IIIs iis' and IeIIeale fpriIltff
nay he fund IN NJ our fwsstt after t'v
lftstr II aHlHmh have STRIPPED H. Ifts# N
heir smmneF elathla4 iI4nt4 NJ Issvsa
wIIl be- Iastpd husrs4I nrsln.i old lyss, and
N tl,e npoka and eusuess u Ihe.woo'ls. vhese
lile wInda have laid ihem II plies. for
strawberry a,d grape ylusa, ftf MaehhttFy
and raspberry huslha, and ~ ydnAf huh
trees. tbs Isrf mould u ohe ~ We avuut
valuable fertilizers.
The gathering " this article u .cmsiiu~
one u Ihe aesi Interesting and pleasing
ruplusmenls, aabtding q subject II proIila-
Le and interesting study, and conlnibisp
mucn hidden beauty, and feseallne tle ~
lem aud wonderful works III nature IN her
great sylvan laboratory. Immediately b..
meath tho dry, rushing leaves. lying looscl,
OH top. 'he curiosity -h'nier win ffeqwn,Iy
dnd closely packed layer of dead lcIlaril
constantly vet, yiellthR : sina'lIarly agree
able odor, nrst strata n hali-tiis-vlses
damp lra,es. retaining, 10 y cepiais cxteat
their original form, but falling " piscsa j
the slivhtea, touch still lower, dryer sul'
stance, Ike finc-cut tobacco In texture; on'
lagrin, deeper stili, mass u the amest
nmooihcut. and most delicate dirt that caI
b. imagined, impnrtins n exqulsisely plcss
aruble sensation TO the toucb'of The 6nges
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

Trust not TO uncertain riches, hat prepare
yourselves for every cmcrgcncy IN life.
Learn 10 work, and Ir not dependent on
servants 10 make your broad; sweep your
aoors and darn your own stockinsA Above
an, d. not sstccm too olc~ly skesc honarsble
young mcn who etbtHin themselves ard thar
aged parents, BY the work " their own
hands, while you csress and receive inn
yor company those lasy. iIlc pspinjays,
Who neser lin ahgcr to hclp themselves =
long ~ they can keep body and soul togesh-
e., and ycs funds sufficient 10 live IN fashion.
II You are wise, yoa viii look 1t this sub.
icci IN the light W Do, and when ysa arc old
enough 10 become v;ycs you will prefer the
homes, mechanic,< with not . cent to ton-
mcnce life, TO tho fashionable losfcr, with
capital Of ten thousand 'lcllArs. Whensvv'
we hear remarked, "Such : yonhg lady
married . fortune. " wc always sseuble fds
her fatsrc prosperity. nishes leie y -
drcn by wealthy ymrents tssa 90 = IN
curse insscsd Of ) blessing Yosng somee,
remember this, and maeo1 - soundins IN
purse u your lovcry and examining ~ -!
n their coats. lock ioso their halkts snd
their hearts. Mark n shsy hsvs > trsdk
and IN depend upsa shemnelvs>.-es s's'
thu hare minds etlch sM lsad thsn =
look ahovc butl1e1y e1beeaees Jel4 -
of lA<bmulsl vo1llth = NJ ~ talIsss'
hsu dh< <sl1ssdi1 - ac91ee sPPeee:no'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

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changed tw(teA ssss eItksst et1isssmst eo0>e.
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VAR rz(lnui n dspgl VIII llslR ! -.
nesfl thlfly yesv VI, oed en ~ n1ekes|
Ief ~. dgHt = III sel'<h evm'hf Hol.e
d p'fhi 80 laefly feH'n, mt yssnIae evtv
: Hat'A besh. Without = teul ~ sre,k -.
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ehI epwine NJ Wy nwn shisi Ietiy0o. )Dbsss
'lAH bsese w ltht Nv pfesifs' lssusy II
ihe void. esfe1ially xl,en sll the bfeheh
eheiss ed tables N eIse aeisIllshmet,t ~
pessIosea ~ n J'Me fsen, aul lI.lllv sses
your hsir bru-h sat snuiusl herself with
yssf u<'ljfAevs soap.
I'd lihs stN1 litut vl(s, spl ! cheerful
hume. - well - sny hI4y. Ia hke 10
think q my d.l|y I1lat dawn town, " 4
pair 4 egse luchine w nnAdevn The stfeei
ID 10 Y II eomioe; n kettle singing II
the fre, md 1 psie n shippers put down u
warn, by hse1s hat esscIly eorrepoud
With the bvIelu eyes!
Dst | dat tiloe ~hwe she gesd wlvsp
have gone hxvercad u tIem anil heard
| of shem. end know thay cnce existed, bai
- rsce il nov sxtincl I've examined all
\ ycuns ladies u nv acquaintance, and
| ~ sus Il tIpiu realizes nv i,lea Of what
4 via sl.sula BE-. ! want q gentle, loving
co,npanion 10 vi by my nresiie, ullcer N,
existence. console nv sorrows, and sIlsr.
my Ioys---an eeononiical, domestic. quicl
hclcmatc to make 4 kome for me. Al, II
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1860-01-19

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HfI4e hsf@s n Istm4s stsfiE iifs#
IIse naFesH = 4 NsIds
ffaa fsau lhs wtHis lsmgeAaas afil4
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

RAILROAD CoNSOIIDAuON.-The travelling commu-
nifty as well as the business public will dOubt be
pleased to learn that the Tennessee and Alabama
the Central Southern and the Tennessee and Ala
bama Central Railroad Companies have consolidated
the running of the three above mentioned roads from
Nashville Tennessee. to Decatur. AlSbana. The
road will be completed early in November when
the trains will be run through TO Decatur without
any delay or change Of cars The management Of
the entire line Is put under set Of officers and
it will be highly gratifying to his many friends and
also satisfactory to all having business travelling
on the roads TO learn that Col W. ON. PERKINS.
the Superintendent Of the Tennessee and Alabama
Railroad. has been elected the General Supernten-
dant Of this Consolidated Line of roads, for We but
express The sentiments and opinions of all when We
saw that too much credit cannot be awarded to Col
PERKINS for his very efficient and successful man
apement of hls read together with his afabe cour-
teous. and gcntlemanly bearing in his position and
elsewhere Under his management we predict for
tbis Consolidated Line of roads the most abundant
pcccss and universal satisfaction every one hay
inc ANYTHING 10 do on the roads, and we are glad to
have an opportunity Of thus expressing our high
aDnrcciatioa Of Col. 2. as gentleman and bust
ness man.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
COMMERCIAL.
Monetary.

/ MOneEARK.
We hear great deal Of complaint among our b,,ns.
regard 20 the scarcity Of money Exnariencss sn.D, Z
thai money matters are stringent now than for
gears The Banks sre doing very little In the ay Of
eonhnog their operations anly purchasing s founded IN
aua shipments OF produce So far season there has
very Little movement in produce consequently the relief obtain
ed from that source has been uncomfortable Our Bank,
readily furnish the means to all produce We NAV have
| TO send to market.
Toe ve Banks that reported the Comptroller on the LIST
THIS month"; according oaW, show circulation OF a. l56
and that of the other Bank5 would increase it to psrhaps
VO This about 90 600 than the Bank os circulation
OF this State year ago.
Tennessee 6Per bonds sold in New York an IN. Iz -
9Oxc "
The Central Bank Of Ala has determined M,
TO discount any more paper until after election The Mont
gonery AeH says that fears OF depreciation Of propeyv IN
case Lincoln should be elected led to this course
we have heretofore noticed the that theDrectors The Rank
f Nrth Carolina at Raleigh in view Of the condition.
ct the country, have determined suspend dscouppr
fasrle results shall be developed.
Ate meeting Of the Directors Of the GeorVa Air Line Rail-
road rscsnty held in Atlanta Ga the following resolution
adopted:
RssaErsd That in view Of the ursettIed state
and the depression in the financial condition Of tie
IeqIent thereon, that the progress
q suspended until the next meeting Of this board that this
IF November next, at ten O'Clock,
The oarbOndGle @ Times says countereits on the Southern
Bank of Kentucky Of the denomination dollars
thick in that county blackbereI woman and man
arrested at oarbOndAs for circulating these cOuntsrseits
md placed in confinement. :
The Norfolk Vs ATgs states that Banks Of that city
hve ceased to receive the OF the following Banks on
'oa;te in payment Of notes and drafts:
EeIsl 81 che han Of BerAley Bank MAnassa Bank Of the
- Dominion ana B.Anchat Petersburg, Bank valley
NRna ana blenehes Except the Branch Bank Of
uop, Bank Of wheeling. Fsrmount Bank ManutactuTsrI
srBes Bank Of Wheeling, Merchants and Mechapcs Bank
d, an 1sR9oek Bank Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
VI sac Nashville Market for the
Week ending Der oo

Market
week ending Oct. go.
... ,,; unusually dull even for this sesuon On
n. CO. .h 70 doing about the only business that
t., "a h.i wade iI not heavy a. Al this tims Las
In -oc.,. 10 bear Of very little DOING and this mus
- ho I the vsr yses and steamboat nAy CATION il re
d There I, M Produce except small Of Cotton
co ming in to cause trade to spr- % NP
CoTTON-Ths receipts Of Coz n aufng me week have not
exceeded 100 bales, while the repOr ed sales have amounted to
only 81 bales figures ranging 70 sc This fact will
give of the Stagnao which peryads
Of buunes At the present We quote Mddng
at 9x9Oc and Strict MiddDg st 9h9lOc though these ng
ues may regarded The stock band At present
amounts to about $50 bales.
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There is good supply Of on Flour
MARKET which mostly for home consumption We
quote superfne at 1896 Extra 90 5O96 IS per
Dbl, and s. 2593 50 in sacks.
We quote Wheat 81 Is 20 per bGShe though hear Of
very few transactions.
Corn continues in fair request at 75ssOc per bss sacks
cluded
Rye in limited request for seed and held sI9I25
There fair supply the market, the demand Is
rather limited at 5596Oc per bushel.
PROVIsI0Ns-BacOn is selling in limited way at l2X9
l2 for Ribbed Sides 3l3 for Clear Sides lO for Should
ers. and I31I9I4c for Hams.
The stock of Lard nearly exhausted The demand however,
is limited quote barrel and keE I495c.
GROcERIEs-We hear OF change in the prices of Gro
oeres, and repeat our former quotations follows:
sUsAR-Fair 9H9lOc, and Prime Choice IO901se in
hogshFsds, lc vance these quotations in bbls New
York Coffee Sugars lOSlEc Crushed and Powered 92c
Loaf liz 9l2c.
MoLAssEs sYRuP-MoIsses barrels 40I5e gal: half
barrels 454 Sugar House 4I45c Golden Syrup in barrels
7jc, half arr Is SIC. and kegs (teu gals s5c.
CGEyER-hio l53Sc, Laguyrs 7S9lSc Java 1890 2 D.
TEA1ImPs9 90 9Sl; GunPosder 5O975c Young HySon 20
96O, Black 6O4$l.S.
SALr-Ws quote Coarse sAsk at 81 &c. A Pins At SI55
and Barrel 4 bushs The stock on the marie. is ample
to meet the demand.
GALLATIN sHEETIEGs-we quote GalIatIn shsetngs at
eN per yard.
CJrT0N YARNs-The following are the agents quotations
for Cotton Yarns 700 $780, dos &C., lOc; 5 Ic and
900, &c.
WHIsKY-Rscthed is heds 9Os23c gallon, and ountry
At 50675c per gallon, according to quality.
DRIED FRUIT We report good demand for Dried Fruit
and quote Apples Psels 5 Peaches, uupeeed, 81 95
peeled, g. ana Pears, peeled, ~ par b9SheI.
PRANUTs-There good demand fer Peanuts at 70SF5e
buShel.
sEEDS-cloVsr SO 2596 so bushe Blue Graas stripped
81 IS. Clean 81 bushsI OF bs Timothy - 50 bushel
Herds Grass sl4O9lO; Orchard 81 6O9l 75 NiIe 81 so
Flax Seed ..--' "A.
REATHERs-RestherB in demand at 3S94Gc for Live |
Geese, when put in good shipping order.
GINSENG Ginseng finds ready sale at 4Os45c
BEEsWAA-oEF msrrhapts paying 27S9sc for BeeswaI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

The THEATRE-SELF.-The new comedy of Self,
written by the mother of Miss Bateman, was pro-
duced at the Theatre Tuesday night and repeated
last night drawing fair audiences on both occasions
The scene is layed in New York, and it is portray
al of what may be witnessed in almost every large
city-a wealthy merchant reduced to bankruptcy by
ambitious and extravagant wife and prohigate
son. Mary Apex a model of daughter, and
Miss Batemans PRESERVATION of the character is in
admirable good taste Self will be repeated again
tomorrow night, thus afTording those who have
been prevented from witnessing its representation
an opportunity of doing
Miss Bateman is a charming young actress and Is
to please ali who witness her personations.-
Her engagement last week was a success, though
other attractions have enticed many of theatre
gOers away from the Theatre, and her audiences
have not been as large she really deserved
We trust we shall be pardoned for reminding our
theatregoers that they have not this season given
that encouragement to the managers which their
efforts to please and to merit patronage deserve
They have made long step towards placing the
drama in Nashville upon legitimate basis, and our
citizens should step forward and second their eff
forts
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21

4 DIAMOND WEDDING IN ST. LoU1s.-The St. LouiE
D,r9ocrot of the 18th contains a long account of a
wedding which had excited some gossip in that city
The psrties were Mr.. DERRICK A JANUARY, a mer-
chant of St. LOUIS, and Miss JULIA CHURCHILL, fair
Kentuckian. The wedding took place on Wednes-
day evening. at St. Georges Church, which was
denselv crowded some time before the hour fixed
for the ceremony. The brides dress is thus de-
scFibed:
4 simple white satin dress, cut with Grecian
waist RIGA bertha Of point ddpphque wreath of
orange blossGms. from which a blonde lace vail
dropped in ample folds, completed her attire. A
magnificent breach. composed Of cluster of seven
teen large diamonds the solhqirs alone valued at
over one thousand dollars sparkled upon the from
tispice of the bertha, while cOTrespOndinRly rich
diamond earrings reflected the TaFicQlored rays Of
the rainbow.
After the service, which was conducted by Bishop
HAWKS, the wedding festivities were continued at
the residence of the bridegroom.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
Nv g NLE<sRAPH. /
&falshi2r,on.



Mr.. Clemson Superintend-
WASHINGTON, Oct IL; Stanch of the Patent Office
ent of the Agricultural Nom Europe. whittier be
went by direction of the Nfcinvl and economicnl
td purchase vegetable m, Isany varieties have al
plants and seeds generally. et6ev are distributed
ready been received. Befor sEcSts%es tbev are ~
among the citizens of the Unit ms ya4inp Garden in
be tested at the Government Pr esfor This nurnose
this city, where additional facilit III coypIaint has
are in progress. Heretofore mu ,ss,of seeds: INIT
been made as to the wortllessnt ySeTignorsnIce of
this. in some degree, owing to ., 'nrorer cnI-
the recipients regarding the mode
ture tihezRdaints
During the year ending with June, Nan CO.
from the sale of public lands were less Sary
600 Those recently sold yielded ; sSd etbsr
amount owing to the scarcity of money 49, e.
causes and. in many cases. no bids at all
ceved .,th vraIleti Il
-Four or FIVE California land ease. wiz pc e. Tss at
before the Supreme Court of the United o.l .~,;i
;ts naxt term: the gle Ut bulk of them. Involving
lions of dollars, having already been AcjHdlcale
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
ONLY DISCOVERY

ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY CONFIDENCE EoR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
May, since the great discovery Of Prof Wood, have at
A tempted not only to initiate his restorative, profess
have discovered something that would produce results identical
oo sney nave All come and gone being carried away By the
wonderful results OF Prof Woods preparation been
ingI-
BATH. MAINE April 18th 1859
PRoT. o. j. WOoD Co.: Gents-The letter wrote gu in
1850 concerning valuable Hair Restorative byou
have published in this vicinity and elsewhere, given rise to
numerous inquiries touching tho the casa The Inquiries
s a 81 q ~ a1 s Of '2f 1sD IS stated in
third does hair still consinge to be in good and Of
natural coorI TO all can and do invariably Ny
haf even better than In stage Of my life for forty Year,
past, soft thrifty and better colorsd is true Of
that the substance washed Cd by frequent abuon Of the
face, when used BY vpng face eonnsc
have been the receipt Of great many letters from ali parts
OF New England asking me my hair still continues 70 be
various compounds we'll this has, noauJt besn baseT
inflated sna osn gSsd nSt GAy Eitou any So9d sae9 but
account for months, yet my hair as Eood as ever
have examined 1t With SURPRISE 81 wears
old and not gray hair in head prove
received your favor q two quart bottles last summer or
and se lsf via Yin "a IA a F .Gi5s ss' T s
sudn the Restorative, sold b. many feaE witaogs sStbor
ity from from YOU pure sFce wiz isssrs success and
BY the impure article, which curses be inventor Of the 1ood
dee ~ duty as heretofore g keep sppriss Of the
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sir1
yours, E ~ Ee A. c. RAYMOND
The Restorative put up in bottles Of three sizes viz ITve
medium and small the small holds pint and retail for III
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 per bas e large
holds quart 80 per cent proporn, end res for S3
New York ia ssTSet & S M6 and s .o SS
TsT9 I5.TSsis 1Ps Bpey Goods Dealers %Aos'ad b
house in the United States. W q IfebiI-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-21
HOrrid Murder-A Woman and Two Child
rem Killed.

We find in the Peoria Democratic Union of the l4th
inst, the following of q most brutal murder
A note received from a friend at Pekin yesterday
morning, brought US the sad intelligence of ter
rible series of murders which took place Friday
forenoon, between the hours of eight and twelve
O'Clock in the family of G. W. Orendorf, residing
about five miles southeast of DeleVan in Tazewell
county. We have yet only meager particulars,
but from wha1 we can CLEAN from our correspond
ent Mr. Orendorff who is well known to large
number of citizens left his home in the morning
with his workmen to cut wood in distant timber
lot and on his return at his horror, cOnsterna
tlou and grief can be well imagined upon finding
his wife and two children-One aged four and the
other six years-weltering in their blood; having
been literally butchered with axe which had been
left on the premises The house was also robbed OF
about seventy five dollars. The news of this shock
ing affair quickly spread throughout the neighbOr-
hood causing great excitement, but at the time no
suspicion was entertained of the perpetratOr of the
hOrrid act. Coroner Tenney of Pekin was imme
dately sent for to hold inquest, and we anxOusy
await further particulars