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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06
An EARLY Application.

The first application for a favor from
Mr.. Lincoln, after his nomination, was
contained in the following note fom Mr..
Giddings;
DEAR LISCoLN:-You're nominated.
You will be elected. After your election
thousands will crowd around you, claim
ing rewards for services rendered. !, tao,
have my claims upon you. l have not
worked for your nomination-nor for
that of any other man. | have laborcd
for the establishment of principles-and
when men came to me asking my opinion
of you, only told them "Lincoln is IN
honest man." All ask of you in return
for my services is, Make nsy statement
good throughout yous administration.
Yours, GIDDINGS.
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So. Croix valley Paint.

A new and superior article for the use Of
Farmers, Manufacturers, and The public gem
crallv 1t recommends itself
LIST For its Durability important
essential in It's use upon surfaces subject to
the weather
2nd For its Resistance to Fire.
affording an extra protection to exposed build
ings.
Sd For lis eaEpncss. making it srita-
bic for the times. and adapted 10 general U.s..
Prepared by OLDS, CURTIS & co,
Clement Wis.
Orders solicited and promptly filed.
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ToM.-Wbat sils your eye, IoI
jo.--I told man be lied,
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Republican Meeting.

A meeting of the Republi cans of River
FAILS will be held at the Village School
House. on Saturday, june 18th, at g o'clock
P. NJ. for the purpose of forming Republic
can Club, and taking srch other measures az
may he deemed advisable, to promote the sue
cess of the Republican party and the spread
Of Republican principles.
II. A. FARNHAM,
CHM Rep. Torn Conn
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1860-06-06

State of Wisconsin,
Circuit Court for Pierce County.
II. a. Truman
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Sheriff's sale.

River Falls, May, 16, 1860. n4Gt-f.
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lie d


OF Typhoid fever. Wilkes county, N. O. on the 7tA
inst Thoras G. Carlton, aged 90 years. months and
days. He leaves widow with two children.
July, Hon. Mark Wallace Alexander, age 90 years He
the only Of the late Lawson Henderson Alexander
who removed from North Carona to Arkansas aOut 1885,
He was born in Burke county, Goth June, 1880.
The manifestations Of attachment and respect and Of
for the public bereavement the announcements
of his untmey end indicate to his friends and distant rel
atves that he lived well his part of life and died won't d.
mented and honOred From the many notices Of the nd
event. extract from the proceedings the enti Bar Of
Helena the occasion O his DEATH may not be inappr
prae nasmuch as it embodes the feelings and sentiments
Of his associates who knew his e his character and his
public services: .-rs -. 3 E, ~
"WusREAs. The death of Mark W. Alexander. judge of
the First Judicial Circuit of Arkansas has called NJ to
geher consider due ourselves and the decessed 70
put record feelings towards him. and to give express
sion to our views Of the public bereavement which his ear
y death will occasion. His loss is felt By each member Of
this meeting that of and dear friend one who
ever kind, patient, and accommodating 70
fault plain open, and unostentatous in all his desljnRs
Over the people of the First Circuit nmoug whom he grew
and practced his profession and BY whom be elevated
to the high position OF Judge his untimely death will cast
general gloom They have lost judicial officer who
united in himself in unusual degree the accomplish
ments Of varied scholarship and wide and ready know.
of his official duty induced him to continue to aor
the Bench after the seeds of his last fatal illness had
taken root in his system and drying up the stream Of
life to its source But the fresh and widespread emotions
caused by Judge Alexanders death leave no room for
higher euogyhs eulogy is deeply spoken 10 these
tions, and live in every heart. FRnnD.
sV Salisbury and Charlotte papers please copy
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For the Standard


Mr. HOLDEN: noticed few days ago an edito-
rial article in the columns of the Democratic Press
(alias the flight Squeeze it is familiarity CALL
ed,) intimating that it was in your power to have
prevented the election of Mr.. Bledsoe. Now, it
rather strikes me, that any man possessing three
grains of common sense, land does not like the
Senior Editor of the Press carry his forehead upon
the top of his head "where the wool hair] ought
to grow must know that you nor any other ed
itor could have defeated him, after the Press had
acted in the way it had towards him. And, be-
sides, there is not man in Wake county, with the
least particle of sense, but must know if it had not
been for the abuse and Misrepresentation of the
Press, Mr.. Bledsoes majority would not have been
the one-hundredth part as large as it was. Many
and many of the Oppositonists, who would not have
voted at all, were induced to vote for Mr.. Bedsoe
simply and solely upon the ground that he had been
so bitterly abused by the Press And it is now my
honest opinion, as we'll as many other Democrats
whom have heard express themselves, that if it
had not been for the silly course pursued by the
editors of the Democratic Press, that George W.
Thompson, ESQ.,, would have been to-day the elect
ed Senator Of Wake county. The manner in which
the Press has been conducted since its establish
ment, shows conclusively to my mind, that unless
there is far better display of its compos mentis
logic in its editorial columns, that it is destined
long, to work the ruin and downfall of the Demo-
cratic party in Wake county.
A DEMOCRAT.
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n T. . = - a. y
NEwsPAPERDex IN N. C.-The Daily Caroliniaas
Fayetteville, has been discontinued. The paper
will hereafter be issued Semi Weekly.
The Tarboro' So,tAerner has been sold by Mr..
Howard to C. c. Callan, Esq, who takes possession
OF it LIST Of September. Mr.. Howard is one of tile
Oldest editors in the State May he enjoy repose in
his declining years. - ~.
The Rutherford Enquirer has been discontinued,
for want of patronage. Its editor has good heart
but his head, politically,s set wrong May he re-
pent and be happy,
The Asheville Neus is again in the hands of its
old editor, 7. W. Akin, ESQ.,, and is published at
$3.50 year, cash in adrance. 1t is a sterling
Democratic Sheet and conducted with much ability.
Success to it.
The Ashevillc Spectator has changed editors, Mr.
Byers taking the place of Mr. Cotton. We always
liked Cotton in spite of his politics; and we trust
he may now enjoy prosperity. lie is a true son of
the Old North State. Mr.. Byers has considerable
experience as editor, and will no doubt publish
good paper-baring its politics. -,
Col. J. W. Alspaugh, editor of the Western
Sentinel at Winston, has associated with him Mr..
Geo. W. Sites of Petersburg Va.
The Southron, heretofore published at Murfrce-
sboro; by I. j. Garner, ESQ.,, is to be moved to
Elizabeth City, and combined with the State, still
under the editorial management of Mr. Garner.
The Murfreesboro Citizen is offered for sale, Mr.
Foster, the present editor desiring to enter into
,othcr business. -
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DIABoLIcAL ATTENTIVE learn that some gen.
tlemen passing the Episcopal church in this place,
early on Friday night last heard some noise in the
church. On entering it they found smoke coming
up through the register of the stove beneath. They
then went into the basement and found it filled with
smoke, but could see no fire. An investigation the
next morning showed that the gas pipes leading
into the church had been unscrewed and that fuse,
some six feet long, had led to small quantity Of
powder, which was ignited no doubt causing the
noise heard at first We trust the perpetrator will
yet be discovered. This attempt taken in connec-
ton with attemps lately made to fire other buildings,
should cause not only police to be doubly vigi-
lant but should excite every citizen to the utmost
watchfulness. The villain or Williams are fit subjects
for trial before Judge Lynch.
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lie IS DEMocRAr.-The Fayetteville O6seroer
classes Mr. Bowman, Commoner elect from Yancey,
among the Opposition This is incorrect. Mr..
Bowman is an I'D oalorem Democrat Our former
estimates of 65 Democrats and 55 Oppositonists
in the Commons is, we think. correct. Some papers
that seem anxious to reduce the Democratic MAORI
ty class Mr. Bledsoe, Of the Senate, among the OPP
ositionsts or else assign him no place This, they
know, is unjust to him. and their intention no doubt
is to do him injustice. Would that his maligners
were as reliable Democrats as Mr. B!cdsoe
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Mr. BEEcKNR1DGEs SECOND AccErrANcE.-We
find in the Alabama journals, says the Richmond
Enquirer, the suboined communication from Mr..
Breckenridge, written in reply to letter addressed
him by Mr.. Erwin, the President of the Richmond
Convention. The letter of Mr.. Erwin, to which Mr..
Breckenridge was called to respond, is not given.
LEXINGTON, July 26, 1860.
DEAR SIR: In answer to your letter of the 26th
ut containing official information of my nomination
for the Presidency of the United States by the Dem
ocratic Convention assembled at Richmond, have
to say that accept the nomination. and shall strive
to merit the confidence implied by the action of the
Convention.
trust that full discussion of existing issues will
result in establishing the Constitution and Union of
the States upon immovable foundations.
with good wishes, l am your friend,
JOHN C. BRECKENRIDGE.
Hon. John Erwin, President of the Richmond Dem
ocratic Convention, Greensboro, Ala.
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TO BUILDERS.

Office r.. & G. r. r. Co..
AUGUST 10Th, 1850. !
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OF.
flee of this Company until the 18th day Of September
1850 for furnishing materials and building the following
Ware Houses (of Wood) One Henderson, isO 80; one
at Franknton, 100 30; and at KittrelPs so &c.
The plans and specifications to be at the Office In
Raleigh and with the Agents Henderson and Franklin.
ton after the 2lst inst. 5 2.
~. HOLT, Superintendent of Buildings will give such
explanations as may be required.
all bids :. . -.
BY order of the Board of Directors
August 81, 1860. 67-td.
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READ AND ENQUIRE.

: my ONE WISHING TO ENGAGE IN BUsI.
"A ness that is as respectable any in the State 10 in
of the most beautiful and desirable towns Of North
Carolina and is quite profitable and requires less capital
to keep it up than other business that be engaged
in, be further informed application BY letter OF oh.
erwse to the Editor of the N. G. Standard who will in
form me- and will give reasons for wishing to SELL Terms,
&c. Apply early.
ADVERTISER.
August 81, 1860 84wtf
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WAKE COUNTY CouRr.-County Court is in ses-
sion here this week. On Monday j. Fabius Hutch
ms was elected County Trustee, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of the former Trustee, F.
NJ Gully, Esq. Authority was given to purchase a
lot on which to build new jail The time of the
Court was occupied the remainder Of the day in ap
pointing overseers of roads and attending to other
county business.
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Old Joe Lane, the candidate of the Secessionists
and Disunionsts for the ice-Presidency, left Ra-
leigh on Thursday for Chapel Hill-Ral Register.
Such are the terms in which the Raleigh Register,
the principal "clapper" in the Bell faction Of this
State speaks Of the visit of the veteran statesman
and soldier to his native State Gen. Lane is ma.
tive of this county, and contemplates visit to the
old homestead shortly. We venture the assertion
that no man in Buncombe, of any party, will be
found guilty Of similar rudeness.-AshoiIs Nescs.
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New YORK. Douolas State Convent;ou

SYRACUSE, N Y, Aug. l4--The attendance at
the Douglas Democratic State convention, promises
from present appearances, to be unusually large
The hotels are rapidly filling up, and some are al
ready crowded Probably greater number of out
siders are here already than at any convention in
some years past. The character of the delegations
appears much better than the average many promi-
nent Democratic names from different parts Of the
State being on the list
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Editor Absent.

The editor of the Standard left home on Friday
last for Beaufort His health had improved some,
but he was still quite feeble. We hope the sea
breezes will speedily restore him. The readers Of
the Standard will please overlook all sins either of
omission or commission during the absence Of the
editor-if not sce are responsible.
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Maryland State (Douglas) Convention

Maryland State (D0Ngt0s) Contention.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ia State Douglas Conyen.
ton has been held here in the Hall of the Maryland
Institute. The attendance was not large. All the
was appointed.
The State Democratic Convention which met in
March nominated electors but since the split in the
party nearly all of them have expressed their pre-.
ference for the Breckenridge ticket and hence the
Douglas Convention which has just been held
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6,074
Ellis majority,

The aggregate vote is 112, 162. Polk will add
about 90 to Ellis majority, and probably 500 to
the aggregate vote. The largest vote ever before
polled in the State was in 1856, when Gov. Bragg
received 81, 59s, and Mr. Gilmer "A, $40 votes ma
king the aggregate vote 1O2,56s. We will insert
our table again as soon as we receive the entire OIL
cial vote
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Official Vote for Governor.

We have received official or otherwise reliable
returns of the recent vote for Governor in this State
from all the counties except Polk. Omitting this
county the vote stands
For Ellis 59.llS
For Pool, 1904
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NOTICE
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
August 81, 1860.

"AVING LOCATED IN THE CITY OF RALEIGH,
take this opportunity to inform the Public gener.
ally that am prepared to make contracts for public or
private Buildings in any part of the State the a.
vorable terms also prepared to furnish Granite in
its rough state for building other purposes dressed
to order in any shape required at reasonable rates
Orders for Stone addressed to me through the Post Of
fee Box 249 left in of James Puttick will meet
with prompt attention - - ~
~ All bills payable to me individually -
THOMAS COATES.
August 20, 1860. s-. S7-tJsnl,
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Political ON Dit.

New York, Aug. lit is reported that both
Democratic State Conventions through their Com
mitees have agreed that Brady shall resign in favor
Of Kelly for Governor with the contingency of going
to the u. S. Senate.
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BARRY,s TRIGOPHEROUs is fhs Nj md
cheapest article for dressing. Identifying esnsng eur
ing. preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' y r.
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfamsrs. s. s Il
March Is, 1850. u-w&sw6mos. =:
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MEYERs, MIRACUL0Us y1RnIN DE
sTnOYER, the oldest sud best rsnsdJ known fr b.
terminating RATS ond NICE, COCKROACHES, BUGS.
ANTS MOSQUITOES, FLEAS, MOTHS, GRAaN.
WORMS ana GARDEN INSECTS &c.
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~ Indiana Vnion State G6nrent;on.


Probable Fusion of the Douglas and Union Men.
SYRACUSE, N. Y, Aug. 15.-The Committee on
Electors are holding session tonight at the SYRIA
cuse House. The Committee of the Bell and Everett
party are meeting in an adjoining room. The nego-
NOUS thus far and will result in the presentation Of
Douglas electoral ticket acceptable to the Union
men. r. ~. s-f-'.
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We are requested to state that the Little River
Primitive Baptist Association will commence on
Friday before the last Sunday in September, at
Middle Greek Meeting House, IA miles South Of
Raleigh, and continue three days.
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Raleigh. N. G., Aug. II. 1850.
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10 Mrs. Holt, wife Of the present Postmaster
81 S'Aera, died in Washington City on the 14th inst
r r was daughter of ex-Postmaster General Wick
H'e' of Kentucky.
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Missouri Politics.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 14-The Bulletin publishes
card signed by Senators Polk and Green, declaring
that their suggestions of State Convention in
which the friends of Judge Douglas should be rep
resented as well as those Democrats adhering to
the principles of the party united on the platform
of the last Convention, has been rendered nugatory
by the opposition of the friends OF Judge Douglas
and therefore submit to those Democratic voters
standing on the Missouri platform, who resolved
to defend and maintain the principles enumerated at
the Breckenridge National Convention in regard to
the necessity of perfectng the organization of the
party with the view Of conducting the Presidential
in this State energetically and successfully
propose the assembling of State Convention.
James M. Hughes, member of the Democratic
National Committee for Missouri concurring in the
policy proposed by Senators Green and Polk has
called convention to be held at Jefferson City,
ton will revise the electoral ticket and take such fur
Their action as the interest Of the party may require.
Indiana Union State Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 15.-The Constitutional
Union State Convention met to-day, and appointed
the Hon. j. E. Blythe, of New Albany, and the Hon.
w. X. Edwards, of Terre Haute, Electors at large,
and full delegation of District Electors. Ex-Gov.
Morehead of Kentucky, was introduced to the Con-
vention, and made an hour and half speech, which
was enthusiastically applauded. Resolutions en-
dorsing the Baltimore platform and nominations,
and opposing fusion or alliance with any other po-
litical organization, were unanimously adopted.
EVANSVILLE, Ind, Aug. 15.-One hundred guns
were fred here to-day, on the announcement Of the
formation of Bell and Everett electoral ticket by
the Constitutional Union Convention at Indanapo-
lis The enthusiasm IS immense.
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CHARLOTTE, Aug. II, 1850.

Editor Daily Bulletan: -
In the North Carolina Standard of Wednesday
last find the following If the vote of this State
will elect Douglas, place him in the House, and
that vote will neither elect Breckenridge nor place
him in the House, the Douglas Democrats may rest
assured that the vote will be cast for Douglas. -"
Please answer categoricaly whether you will accept
the assumption of the Standard as basis of com
promise and settlement of the existing difficulties
between the two wings of the Democracy of North
Carolina
An early answer through the Daily Bulletin is
requested.
Yours respectfully,
W. r. MYERS.
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'AHAroGA.-There are said to be about one thou
H. aa visitors now at Saratoga Springs. No doubt
A. capital place for southerners to spend money
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For the State at Large !:
Districts {:

ALFRED NJ. SCALES, OF ROCKINGHAM
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
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~ We regret to learn that Mr.. Sinclair, Of the
fayetteville Carolinian, has been necessitated to
nave the middle finger Of his right hand amputated
a oone-felon was, we believe, the cause We hope
nemay speedily recover.
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Elections.

ARKANsAs-It is now stated that Rector, indie
pendent Douglas) Democrat is elected Governor of
Arkansas over johnson, regular nominee and for
Breckenridge Hindman, DEM, is elected to Con-
gress from the first district. Gannt, Independent
Democrat, beats Mitchell, DEM, fo- Congress in
the Southern district
MIssouR1.-Jackson, Douglas Democrat is elected
Governor by majority over both his competitors
kESTucXY.-Gen. Lesly Coombs is elected Clerk
Of the Court of Appeals by at least $4,000 majority
lie is for Bell and Everett but it is said the Doug
las Democrats, as general thing, voted for him.
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MARIAN HARLAND'S NEW BOOK.
NJEMESIS; By Marian Harland, Author Of "Alons,~
II Hidden Path" = Moss Side" etc. Price 81 e.
This day received, and
For sale by a.
r Raleigh, NJ G., Ang 1890 a.
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FOR PRESIDENT:
John G.. BRECKENRIDGE,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT:
GEN. 10 LANE,
Of KENTUCKY,

ELECTO
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE.PRESIDENT.
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