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Several of the delegates to the Pack
ard Convention from this parish re-
turned home sick in body and per-
haps not altogether healthy in mind.
The noisome atmosphere of the Con-
vention hall, combined with the cease
less, ear-splitting din which contin-
ually prevailed therein, did their work,
and made decent men sick at the
stomach. We would advise our I'M
fortunate friends to keep out of such
bad company in the future.
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Governor Warmoth passed through
here yesterday, arriving on the steam
or st. Mary from Baton Rouge, and
leaving for New Orleans on the
o'clock train.
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We have received complimentary
tickets to the concert entertainment
to be given by the Ladies' Church Aid
SO ciety at the d. S. C. b. Hall ON the
18th of next month.
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Send Your Money

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register the letters containing money.
Address L. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
Sun Office, New York City,
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1879 INDUSTRIAL CAMPAIGN. 1874
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Thanks to Wilkinson for some fun
ny papers, of which he has such nice
supply.
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THE SUN.
CHARLES A. DANA, EDITOR.
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DoNALDsoNVILLE, La,
LOCAL JoTrINGs.

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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

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OUR HOME JOURNAL
Is an Illustrated Weekly Paper
For the Farm,
The Plantation,
The Workshop,
The Office, and
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DEVOTED TO
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Persons entitled to an extra copy can, il
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The Cheapest Paper South.

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Parish Corrt-Parish of Ascension
Succession of Firmin Duplessis.

DY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered
I'D by the Hon: the court aforesaid on the
18th day of May, 1872, in the matter of the
above succession, will offer for sale ut pub
lie auction at the late residence of Firmiu
DupleSSis on
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State of Louisiana.

Parish of Ascension, June 10Th, 1871.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1872-12-13
One Term.

Gen Banks offered resolution IN
Congress, on the 9th instant, fixing
tie salary Of the President At $5O, 900
per auLum, and the term Of Office tor
iae Pre- .dcat aud Wee President, a.
six years.
IfS2J 900 a year was reasonable
compensation frsuch service when our
6 yerumenf was mrs, formed, then
iuice that amount is not an uureasona
b,o .unl At The present time.
We hope the lone term" question
viii O.. submitted 70 the people az o..
early lay a. practicable hi - y nay
discuss il iairly AID dispose Of it Why
uGl
We are sure that it win be dragged
into every Presidential capyoss tin 1t i,
Pat in issue before the peoph
aud now if Il has any merit Of it.
own, let il be discussed AZ a. sn indie.
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pendent issue and disposed Of in a lie.
gitimate way.
Al present we confess our opposition
TO the restriction; but we are not afraid
Of the light, and If any can be thrown
upon this matter, the sooner it is shed
the better. Let us have it, and then
be forever done with il.
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That Normal school
Again.

W. HANAA otkAStS Nu AhAN EhRlN~ts q
short time since, seems to have provok
ed some criticism, and more comment
But Il e prospect hrightens under IT,
There is no real discussion about this
matter With the exception Of three
or fonr persons, TO the utmost. there is
one united sentiment prevailing in re.
gard to it. Thea why this le,ha gy?
Why this inaction? Wherefore this
procrastination? These were questions
eminently proper to PROFOUND, and the
response Of the people fully supports
this conclusion, for now they are
alive to the situation
The only unsettled question is that Of
the site, nor is that an open question
even. The truth is that the so called
Bracket site is the only one either
eligible or available. We know not
why this matter has not been uufolded
we know nor why the conclusions Of
that heating committee were not off
cially and publicly announced But it
seems now to be generally understood
that the first choice of the committe.
was on the Widow Powell forty, 50
called, the second, the count, line site,
north Of the Episcopal Church, and the
third the Bracket site.
The first is entirely outside the letter
and spirit CT the law ulho iziug the
towns, or the county 10 raise the money.
while the second is unavailable. Where
then is the spirit of dctation? No such
spirit exists in the hearts Of our c ii.
zens. It was only spirit Of candid in
quiry that aroused them Trey judi
ciouSly abstained from any aud all at.
tempts to bore that committee and for
months they waited patiently to learn the
resulI u heir deliberations, and fer just
as many mouths they were kept in
darkness.
But now they are alive A subscrir-
ton led by Osborn Strahl. that indafa
tigable worker, and co-work,r 10 public
enterprises, and especially those that
pertain to the cAuse of lucation, has
been extensively circulated to raise the
funds necessary to procure the site. A
generous contribution has been made.
and, without doubt it could BE- doubled
il necessary. There is, then, no ex.
cuse for further delay on this account
Nor is this all Our money is ready,
and evcry dollar Of it can be put on dc
post in less than sixty days Twenty
thousand dollars is already in the
hands of the State Treasurer, subject
to sight draft by the proper authority
] he towns have raised the amount to
pay he interest on their bonds, and
there is no possible room for cayil on
this account. The county ha. levied
the dye thousand dollars TO pay its
bonds, aud the same will be in the hands
of the Board, or at their disposal, in
February next
Aud now, 10 view Of these facts, are
we not entitled 70 light on this ques.
ton: We ask that that mysterious
bushe' be overturned, that the pubic
my behold it
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wccd'- 1, nmsi y F'avorito.

The Best Sewing Machine now in use -
Sample Machines IN ext hition ~ the Book
Store of L'vipg~' Sisters, where prices and
instruction IN using The Machines, can be
Obtained.
w. r. Knowles is Travelling Agent
tor this Machin1 IN this locality. aud he
respectfully invites the attention 81 al de-
siring to purchase machine tor fumiiy
use. 10 these mnchnes.
River Falls. August l. 1872.
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TIE BRACKET MOUSE.
P. ?. BRACKET. Propri,

P. ?. BRACKET, Proprietor.
River Falls Wisconsin
The beautiful Kinnickinnick runs close
10 this house: and the facilities for Trout
ashing. and hunting are unexeelled. 10 II
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CIRCUIT CoURr-PIERCE COUNTY.

CIRCUIT COURT-PIERCE COUNTY.
George Brolg ogainst Legi d Rib.
arcison anil Moada e.. Richardson
Notice is hereby given that + the under
signei referee, duly appointed BY the
Court and by virtue of AMI ia pursuance
iudgmen' ani a crce OF foreclosure ant
suite. reud rcd hy the Cjrcu, Court rs
pi,,cp county IN the ahnve entitled ariion
~ the ,hri day &C n.crmhcr. 1872 ~ a
general term o' stit Court. held ar .th..yi =
lag, &C Ellsworth 10 sai3 county. conwcuc
ing on the 'ourth Monday OF Nov. A. D..
1872 sha 1 on the - day Of JIM, A d..
1873 AZ . O'Clock. =. n. ~ said day. ~
Tie trout door rf the 'o.t Odiro iu the VII.
mge of River Fnll-, in sail county. ofFer
tor sale al pahic auction. and seli 10 the
highest bidder. the tgllouiug described
real ~ ate to.wit:
The southwest qnarfer az tho roithcns,
quattpr Of section thirteen: ihc eue, half 70
thc southwest quarter ~ section four, aud
ail o' the .puthau quarter OF section 70 lr.
cxc.p ~ strip 10 - me east side which !.
ca Of us ho rpni ming from b. mn
~ liup 80 mo nprtu D. ne south Tine "a
"a 4 hand beng twenty roi. % RI tlp
south end. aad ak aud a"e.half rolls wid..
A. the north prd the ssr,. more or ,tss.
sll o. said laHl '}iu 10 tav1.hip tea,ty-
seven. rar1c eighteen. county OF Pierce
und State Uf n scotsIn 231
". ilowARD Referee.
.pstR Mopsg, plarrF Attorney
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MILLER g. WESTFAlL.
BANKERS.
PRESCOTT WISCONSIN
DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic
Exchange
BANKERS

Receives Deposits and do a Genera
Banking Business. the same as ar organ
issd bank. Interest allowed on Deposits,
by special arrangements. Collections
promptly attended 10.
Also Agents for the Cunard. Inmann a
Avrhcr Line sf Ocean Eteamert fb {;
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! Patience is the key of content.
Guilt Frames - Prison windows
Whaling grounds-Scho houses.
The best Cosmetic Soap aud Water
Passing the Time-Going by clock
Memphis had a heavy snow storm on
the 10th inst.
Forty thousand Russians want tc
come to America
There are more than 100 railway
stations 10 London.
There are more than $4,000 Scandi-
navians in New York.
There are nine hundred miles Of
streets in Philadelphia.
The South Carolina House has elect
ed Lee, negro for Speaker
Henry Ohlnan was robbed and mur
dered in Chicago. last Saturday night.
Two prisoners escaped from the pen
iteutiary at Allegheny City, Pa, last
week.
There we're ffty-three deaths ficm
smallpox in Boston last week.
The Merchants Exchange building
in Boston is pronounced unsafe, and
work upon it has stopped.
Justice Nelson is about to retire
from the s,premc bench on account of
old age.
The snow is deep in Northern Maine,
and active ioggE-g operations have be-
gun.
Hay is reported at $40 ton at Green
Bay, aud very poor hay at that
Pork buyers at Milton, Rock county,
aud in fact, in the greater part of the
State. are paying ouly from three to
three and half cents per ID.
4 special election will be held in
Manitowoc county next Monday for
County Treasurer At the November
election there WIS a tie between the
two candidates for that office.
After electing a District Attorney in
Marathon county at the late election il
was ascertained that one was elected
year ago for two years. The new one
is out Of business.
Hops are quoted at 50 to 33 cents
per pound at Baiaboo for FIRST quality.
In Grant county, some Of the
farmers have lost all their chickens aud
turkeys by the poultry disease.
\ Teachers Convention will be held
at Madison on the 2Gth and 27ih of
the present month.
4 Marylander has sued a woman for
backing out" rom marrying hlm.
Sealskiu viii be used more than ever
this winter Tor trimmings oycrcoats.
X Detroit policemen has au eleven
year old cat that weighs thirty pounds.
A man 10 Springfield, o., has con.
structed a musical clock which plays
eight dtfsrent tunes.
What ancient implement Of var doe,
a pctu,ant lover most retemblgt \
cross bow
Another aai7 bad Of destitute Itll.
ians have arrived At Nev York.
a statute of Judge Tancy was ua
yelled 10 Annapolis recently.
John J. Patterson ha4 been elected
United States Senator from south
Caro.inr 10 place Of Senator Sawyer.
The Philadelphia iron masters pro.
pose the erection 81 an iron monument
to Horace Greeley in FairmounJ Pork.
\ nuobcror B9stoniaus propose to
raise 500 coo aud 10 form a Greeley
national mon lment association $40.
900 is already subscribed.
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Il. j. WILCOX.

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys. N'ws
papers, Periodicals, Inks. Pens, Pencils.
Pen-holders, Envelopes, Writing Paper.
Fancy Goods, &c. Orders for BOOKS or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand. will be filled At the shortest notice
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MISS GRACE WILCOX.
MISSES LENINGs,
A. MORSE & SON, PrOprietOrs.

Keep Bookstore. embracing School and
Miscellaneous Books. Periodicals and Mag
nz,ues. full supply of stationery -
Store next door TO Mrs. Winchester Nil
linery shop. Main Street. River Falls. Mt
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Millinery and Dress Making
Mas, L. J. HEASLEY,

MRS. Z. j. HEASLEf,
Respectfully informs the ladies' Of River
Falls and vicinity that she will cut and 1T
dresses, and make and trim bonnets and
hats in the latest styles. Second door
souta Of Saunders & Green's. fb-if
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NEWS SUMMARY.
The river Pc is on bender

and oil are substituted.
The price of iron at Pittsburg, has
been reduced Sl3 per ton, and nails if
ty cents per keg.
Rev. DR.. IIaight, of New York. was
recently elected Bishop of Massachu-
sets.
Hon. E. 3 Washburue had an en-.
thusiastic reception at the Union Club,
New York, recently.
The Georgia electors gave. Greeley
votes for President Gratz Brown 6,
and Charles j jenkins 2.
Secretary Delano is strongly urging
a bill to abolish all internal revenue as.
SCISSORS, and to assign their duties to
collectors. 1t may pass.
Mrs Greeley appears to have died
possessed of consi cradle property, be.
sides an insurance of $40 900 to $780,
600 on the life of her husband
| The telegraph reports that the cleo.
tors of the following States met and
voted for Grant ard Wilson: Massa-
chusetts, Connecticut, Pennsylvania,
New Hampshire, Wisconsin, Virgins,
Rhode Island One of the Wisconsin
electors having failed to put in an APP
pearance another man was chosen by
the electors present, and the full vote Of
the state cast for President
The late storms on the German coast,
in the Baltic aud Ost seas, we're more
destructive than for 300 years. All
along the coast the inhabitants are
ruined aud some cities are submerged.
The London correspondent of the
World telegraphs that fighting is ex.
pected in Paris, that when it occurs the
Germans viii reoecupy France, which
reoccupation will end in restoration Of
the empire.
The expenses of the election iu New
York was Sl4O,0 f0.
). N Pike, the famous opera house
man, died recently in New York of
apoplexy.
SANKEY'S lectures have proved a fail.
urc and they have been discontinued.
ST. Louis has the horse disease bad,
Notwithstanding her vaunted lime dust.
4. G. Curtin had the impudence to
call upon the President recently.
The relief committee of Boston re-
quire 100000 to be raised to enable
them to aid the sufferers by the FIRE.
The Buffalo, Cory & Pittsburgh
Railroad was sold recently at MayviIle,
Pa, to the trustees of the holders Of
the first mortgage bonds. Price $780,
900.
The Louisiana Legislature stands
House, II Republicans aud 30 Demo
Gratis Senate, % Republicans and 8
Democrats This is according 20 the
count Of the returning board recognis.
ed by the U. s. Court
Jaig, Durrell, Of the United States
Circuit Court in New Orleans, has is-
sued another order restraining War.
mouth or any Of his friends from inter.
ferirg with he legislature.
It appears from evidence taten in
san Francisco recently that msu
naned Aruold was the one who bought
diamonds in England aud s,rewed the
ground IN Colorado with theu. AZ.
Mold sold enough Diamond sso~t 20
leave a large SUN ~ clear proG;
lians Christian Apderso, tbs pet.
Is seriously i'll.
Judge JohnsOu, OF sSa N,y TN
Supreme Court, is dead
Henry Rogers, who ~p FcAnt'y
hung a. New York, flla,s3 yas, Ns~s
the drop fell.
The Pacific mil steamer Sac auentA,
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS


has the best assortment of Confectionery.
Stationery, Canned Fruits, Green Apples,
Pictures, Notions ETC., ever brought 10 liy-
err Falls She solicits o share Of pubic
patronage. Main Street, River Fails
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
~ l.. JONES beg leave to an-

~ l.. JONES beg leave to an- N/e nounce to his friends and former patrons that he has again resumed business. The Saloon heretofore occupied by J. O'Hara is now kept by the undersigned, where the best of wines and li- quors and cigars are always kept.
 MT. Jones also wishes to inform the public that be has still the Corral, where hay and grain of first quality is kept on hand for the accommodation of teamsters and others.
 ap27 3m c. L. JONES.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
ARIZONA NEWS DEPOT.

SCHNEIDER. GRIERSON < Co. ElzoN CITY and SAN DIEGo. are constantly in receiptof New BOOKS and STATIONERY \ to the quality and price Of which she.y cordially invite public IT, sDection. Also, dealers in full
 lines Of
 School Books, Sheet Music,
 Legal Blanks, Pictures and Picture Frames, Drawing Paper. Candies. Cutlery. Fancy Articles, and an
 extensive stock of V 4 R I K T I k $.
 Agents for the
 ARIZONA SENTIN FL, San Diego Union, San Francesca Chronicle, Call, Bulletin, and the leading Eastern andCalifornia pa- perS. mch16
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
NJ o T I c E COLLECTORS OFFICE, U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE. DISTRICT OF ARIZONA.
 Prescott, May 10th, 1872.

IICSCO't, Auttv IOtiiJ 1C'A'
 Notice is hereby given, in &C., cordance with provisions of Excise Law, that the Annual Internal Revenue Taxes have become due and payable, and that the Collec- tor and Deputy Collectors will be in attendance to receive the same, at their respective offices, and the places, and on the days mentioned herein, to-wit:
 Division No. 1, consisting of the Counties of Yayapai and Mojave. The Collector at Prescott, for County of Yavapai, June 10, 1872; the Collector at Mineral Park, for County of Mojave, June %, 1872.
 Division No. 2. consisting of the County of Yuma. Henry Frank, Deputy Collector, at Ehrenberg. June 10, 1872.
 Division No. 3, consisting os the County of Pima. ,Hylor Out, Deputy Collector, at Tucson, June 10. 1872.
 Division No. 4, consisting of the County of MaricOpa. F. A. Shaw, Deputy Collector, at Phoenix, June 10, 1872.
 If any person shall neglect 10 pay, for more than ten days from said dates. a penalty of five per cent, and interest at one per cent. per month, together with the fees prescribed by law, will be added. THOMAS CORDS, Collector, Dist. of Arizona.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01

 Having closed our retail depart ment. we shall, from and after this date, attend exclusively to the wants of our jobbing custom CTS throughout Arizona Territory and Sonora, Mexico.
 To interior merchants, small dealers, station keepers, saloon keepers, ranchmen, frejghters, etc., who buy in quantities. we nov offer our entire stock of goods
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
TON SORIAL SALOON.

JAMES HOWARD, the barber, beg leave to announce that he has just opened a new Barber's Shop on Gila street, above the Colorado Hotel. A 1irst-class Bath Room is attached to this establishment, where warm and cold baths can be had at all times. The following rates have been adopted:
 Bath.......,,.............:........ ...$1 % Hair Cutting. .................". 50 Shampooing..-............ ......... 50 Shaving-.... -................... g Boot Blacked d....................... 25 ap6 JAMEs HOWARD, prop'r.
The Arizona sentinel., 1872-06-01
T 4 X N Q T I c E

Notice is hereby given that the Assessor is now ready to furnish blank property lists. Any person who has not been furnished will please call at the Sheriff's office. Poll Tax for the year 1872 is now due, and payable. After the lst of July, two dollars will be added.
 GEORGE TYING,
 Assessor, Per H. W. ALEXA XANDER, my25 Deputy.