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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

MANY rather rich jokes were "crack
cd during the canvass inst closed. at
the expense of our candidate for County
Judge. Among these was a rich one
by Halver Halverson, of Martel. In
speaking Of the iudgeship he said, it
was highly important that we should
place man on the bench "who would
stick there when once upon it !"
RIVER FALLS, March IS, 1873
Ems JOURNAL
Ut the meeting Of the
Farmers Club held here to-day for the
special purpose Of considering the pro-
priety Of forming a Grange OF the Pat
rons Of Husbandry, about dozen of the
more enterprising farmers of the neigh
borhood assembled, and The matter was
discussed deliberately, pro and con, for
an hour or two by Messrs Strahl, Lusk.
Barker and others. and resolution was
unanimously adopted in favor of form.
Ing Grange Committees were ap-
pointed to perfect the arrangement and
report Mt future meeting to be called
by the President. o.
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DIED.

At River Fails. the - ult., JONATHAN
BARKER, aged 80 years.
The deceased was brother OF VIM
Barker E,q ofthi> place, and died al
his rasideuce. lie was horn in Wake.
field \ II add spent hi, early fiji. in
The ENt
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

GILES BENNETT wants to sell his
farm near Beldenville. For particulars
inquire of Morse & Vannatta, on on the
premises
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

THE blacksmith shop and dwelling
house Of w. S. Hudson, are still in
market Here is chance for good
bargain.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
ED's JOURNAL

I'D > JOURNAL:-
Permit me through
your columns to express my thanks for
the promptncss Of the American Insur-
anec Company of Chicago, H., in adj
inSting aud paying my loss, by fire.
through their agent, Thos. +. Tubbs.
SARAH FRANK.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

At the caucus beld in this town last
Saturday, D. N. Lusk. G NJ. Lowell.
andsR. A. Patterson were appointed a
committee to call caucuses for nominal.
ing candidates for town offices.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

NEW GoODS Mrs. Winchester de-.
siros % in'o-m her numerous friend,
aud patrons, that she has just received
a choice loo of new good, the latest
spring styles Of hats, bcsnets, flowers.
trimmings, etc. which viii be sold
cheaper than ever. Having EeSiy tit
ted up aud enlarged her store room she
will he enabled to lay ia a larger stock
and display the same to better alyan
cage than heretofore.
Thankful Tor pat favor. she hope,
oy ,trlct attention 60 the want. ~ hct
customer. ~ merit q continuance af the
s~me
Blyrr Fall, Npril lst lS73 :
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

THE election in this town passed OIL
quietly, there being no excitement cx-
cept over the contesting candidates for
treasurer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

& NJ. GouLD, late Of Lake City,
Mimi. is now clerk in the drug store
of G. Il Davis H. is an active young
man, well versed in his vocation.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

IF the sound Of the turtle is not
heard ia our midst, the sound of the
plane, the saw and the hammer are.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

w j. WHPpLE, Of the JTiaoaa
Aerati, recently sent us the finest speci.
mems of job work we have seen from IA
Minnesota job printing Office, St Paul
not excepted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

j. II. PILLAR has bought the black
smith shop aud lot on Main street, re.
Gently occupied by James Little.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

REPORT says that j. 5. Moffat was
reelected County Judge in St. Croix
county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
\. u. ANDREWS,
Secretary
River Pals. His, April. 4tb, 1873.


IF you want to see pure, unalIoyed
excitement, 90 to Il Wisconsin town
meeting. There is fight for you over
every officer, from chairman of super
viSorS down to oversAer of highways -
The contest is sharp. vigorous and de-
clslve. Ii matters not how trivial the
office, or how meager the emoluments.
there is war to the knife and, knife
to the hilt Politics are lost sight Of.
and, what is far worse, friendship is ig.
nnred. ''lerit or fitness for office is un-
known, or known only to be dcspised
But. how soon are those wounds of
feeling healed Not always, perhaps.
but in most cases. Office makes strange
bed fellows; it has peculiar charms for
some, but none for others. lIankering
for Office is dangerous disease, and it
Is often fatal in its consequences.
While there may be strong feeling
with the contestants, there is usually
fun with outsiders, and the hotter the
battle RACES the higher the glee of the
observers.
Moral Never be fooled the second
time
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

No lawsuit will be needed to settle
the title to the Office of County judge
Tor the next term, in Pierce county.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

THE judgment record in the case Of
Stokes was filed last Tuesday The
Sopylng occupied ono man from Feb.
- ill that time.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
CHE Rirr -fals Journal
:APRIL fri. 1853.
Tnnn and 3taHep.
A CONTRACT TO LET

The undersigned board of School
District No. 3, town Of Clifton, will
receive bids for the building of a
School House, in said district, until
the 10th day Of April, 1873.
For particulars apply to j. Bur-
nett, Clifton, Pierce County, Wis.
G. f. BURNETT, J n;.,.
LEMuEL Doe, Dls
j. BURNETT, Doafo'
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Teachers Examinations.

will hold Public Examinations as fol-
lows:
At River Falls April 18th;
Prescott. April 10Th:
Ell Paso, April I'D;
Rock Elm Center, April 23d;
Maiden Rock, April 25th;
Esdaile, April Goth;
Ellsworth, Nay 81. EUGENE CASE,
County Sup't.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

Col .. &. JOHNSON, Commissioner
Of immigration, has our thanks for bis
Annual Report for tic fiscal year 1873.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
"A Farm to Rent.

One hundred and twenty acres.
SiXty-fiye of which are under cult
walton, and fifty acres ploughed last
fall. Lies on the state road I miles
from Prescott and s miles from Riv-
er Falls. For terms apply to GEo.
Newton, Merchants Hotel, Pres
colt. Wis. 40
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

Il. w. MAPEs received fifty one ma.
iority for town treasurer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

THOSE who bet their money that
Perry Pierce's majority wouldn't reach
fvc hundred in the county, will feel
relieved (of their money! upon learning
that it exceeds one thousand
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

House and Lot Toe" SuIs
Ia the Northern portion of the Vii.
ssa W River fall- on Min stree,
For terms. inquire Of VI II Smith. on
lie premises, or nf
NoRsE 4 NANNArrA
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

WHITE POSES are in full bloom a.,
Ellsworth.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

TuE Chairmen elected from the
towns heard from, are as follows: Ellis.
worth, j Mumford; Trimbelle, j II.
Collins; Diamond Bluff. G.. II Nero;
Martel, Halver Halversoa; Maiden
Rock, c. l.. Taylor; Iartlannd, Ole
Larson; Gilman, II Brcdahl, III Paso,
/. Hurley; River Fails, d. NJ. Lusk;
Clifton, I }. Atwater; Oak Grove, \
Brackin.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

FROM the reports thus far on the
vote for County Judge, Mr. Kinney re-
eelved about scvcuty-fve, and Mr. Ma
son about thirty votes.
The entire vote Of the county was
given TO Mr. Cole, the candidate for
Associate Justice, Supreme Bench.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

some inquiries are raised respecting
our Normal School SO far as we know.
1t is all right. The machine moves
slowly but surely The red tape is not
all spun yet, nor do We know when the
end will be reached. But all things
have an end, and 50 will this.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04
WIN. WILLIAMS,

WIN. WILLIAMS,
Wngon, Carriage and Sleigh Maker. All
kinds of repairing done with dispatch.
shop in J. Stephens Building. NIT
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

SOMETIMES people are slightly over
confident. Near the hour of closing the
polls here on election day. would be
sage was making an earnest effort to
comfort Mr.. Mapes over his prospect of
dcfsat, (which" said he, rs enevita-
bic. /" But, George" continued our
friend, in patroniziag tone, had you
told me t'eo ireeLs ago that you desired
to be treasurer, you could have been
elected"
Bhew! See how we apples swim"
TlIE following is the list of towns
that gave majority for Mr. Pierce for
County Judge: Ellsworth, $50; Trim
belle, l23; Diamond Bluff, Il; Martel.
81; Maiden Rock, 81; fIartland, leo;
Gilman, 63; III paso, 20; Salem, IL;
Rock Elm, III.
The following are estimated: Trcubon.
90; Union, 30; Spring Lake, 80; Isa-
belle, 20. We think the returns from
ihcse towns will show an increase on
aur estimates
The following towns gave maioritics
for Mr. Barnes: Prescott. 81; Clifton.
~ River Falls. 1.
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DAYTON MILLS,
u. II. PILLAR,

BbA KSNlTH. AT Grifiiu's Old Shop,
near the bridge. Particular attention Civ
en- 10 shoeing horses. 1871
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S. NELSON

Boot 4 Shoe Maker. Keeps constantly on
band complete assortment of boots and
shoes for ladies, children and GENTS
Prices reasonable and work warraated.. 6,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-04-04

d. II. LEViNGS,
House, Sign and Carriage Painter, paper
Hanger, aud Grainer, River Falls. Wis 6R
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
wILMINOTON. Del. Aasus, IS ls7s.
Mhr Rlnn,a enc Parmore 2

The Commercial, Of yesterday under the head
Of "a GRRAT CHANGE IN THE HAHITs or FAR.
Mans WILL THAR BuaNRss SUFroRT IT. uu,
dertakes to lecture the Agriculturlsts -chHrTlnE
them with being extraVasant aud living expsn.
sivey, and attributug TO this cauce the great die.
trcss that now pervades the farming districts Of
the whole country This Is utterly uufouuded
The farmers have, as a class, lived more
economically than any other portion of our peo-
pie.
But as We do not wish TO be thought doing
injustice to our neghbpr's We've we quote his
reasons for his assertions. The Commercial says !:
During the War; farmers made money. Oats,
hay, -four, bacon, and other produce were needed
by the Army, in tremendous quantities, at good
prices The cavalry had to be kept mounted, and
the supply teams filled with muller aud horses.
Any one who cOr'd RISE q crop, from 1862 10
1865, could do IL al profit Reat estate WIS
high 4; man wlo had a mortgage for $1,000 on
q &l5,C % farm, found the market value Ct the
latter expanded to S25,Ccl making him worth
fifteen thousand dollars ins cad of five thousand.
Iu that period the babits OF the farmers greatly
changed. LuKuTias abound now,
where only the necessities and comforts were sup
piled htteen years ago There are pianos In the
paTlors, expensive carpets aud furniture in all
paris Of the house, and instead Of one carriAge-
not always that-tor the use Of the family, each
driving horse, and a set of handsome harness.
This is q free country; no one is
bound to follow agricultural pursuits, sud multi
tudes are leaving them foE other more congenlal
and possibly more profitable, hat, If man does
choose farming for his trade, can he afford to buy
pianos, costly furniture, and hne caETiagesl Will
the business support that degree Of expenses"
Why blame the farmers with introducing eX..
pensive living: They are not more liable to the
charge than other people. In fact we know that
they have not lived expensively-they have not
been able to procure the money 10 enable them
t o do so During the war many Of their products
were very low; especially wheat. Tho imitation
of prices caused by the Introduction of such i'm
mense quantities of paper money did not affect
farm products to any great extent. And during
tho conflict many farmers were compelled to de-
cline their business because, as they alleged, it
would not pay. .t
But IL expensive living was the cause of the
difHcuty why Is il that the lard iimes reach also
thos: who never adopted the habits complained
of? We should think after tAftcen years" of
labor man should be allowed TO have a piano
and more than Que carriage, If his income justi-
fed him In purchasing them. And We will ven
ture to say that no more farmers have gone be-
yond their means for these things aud for 'luxu-
ries' than persons engaged In other occupations.
1t is therefore wrong and little less than slander
TO charge the prevailing eKtraYagance upon the
farmers. They are not so apt TO follow the ex-
ample Of "Shoddy' as others,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
rhr cInrlnnnti Era,ir1r snr. Of ite prolpegls

The Cincinnati Enquirer Gays Of tie protpech
IA Ohio: We have 20 hesleelion whatever in
predicting the success 81 tle lekei. The Demo
cyatie party has hecn kph together by the reSept
attempt 20 assassiuate t. Il Is marching udder
It's old leaders, Aid L Is proposed to give battle
amer The old style. Tue Third party moyeuent
will awindle into inslguiacance. 1t has no vital-
ity. IL WAS an abortion, and no effort upon the
part Of those who arc TrspOAAible for the attempt
to bring Ii into existence impart respectable
ity or MGs 10 H. II win draw OffA few votes from
both the great paities, but Its presence Will be
little known. The rejuvenated Democratic party
will grapplS Its old enemy, and will eOuquer|'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
inquiries Answered Again.

First. How much VI The recent increase of The
debt OF the city, Of Ehichit complains, was caused
by the funding of floating debt?
Second. By whose management in Council
Democratic or Republean-wrs that floating bebt
heaped upg
Third. AS we are Informed that the only remedy
for our alleged municipal disorders Is the election
of q majority In Council, what was the character
of the Council during the seven months Of Demo.
cratic control ia 1871 And further, by what
measures was that Democratic control secured.
-CO1sHSeVotal
Firsti-Tbe debt Of the city was increased TO
the amount of the floating debt funded.
Second. THAT AOatlng debt was heaped up by
the management OF the Republican party, ante
rior to and subsequent 70 1.-THE seven mohths of
Democratic control, in 1871"
During those seven months of DemocTailc
control, there were numerous blunders commit
ted, but nevertheless economy was introduced
and praciiced 10 such an extent that the city
saved thousands upon thousands OF dollars In
consequence. They saved ten TO Nasnty thousand
dollars in adopting the contract system for lay
ing the Eleventh street main alone, ss the bIds
made for thatEork win go TO prove. They saved
perhaps hundreds Of thousands OF dollars by
reversing the course Of the Council and repeAllng
the ordinaecs TO establish "Paid Fire Depart
ment" by which OBr splendid Volunteer Depart
ment was TO be abolished, and the whole city len
to the insecure care Of only three inexperieneed
companies controlled, as they would have been
too, by political feeling.
The city oWss debt O1 gratitude for thoss
seven months Of Democratie rule, that they should
pay by rstorninRa majority of DemocrA'> TO the
Council in September.
e did not concur with ALI that was done by
the Democrats in the Council during the spring
and summer Of 1871 but it should be..remembered
that the CoanciI had been n the entire control Of
the RAdeGls fer yerI HAny years,aFd we're caPa-
bic Of shSarA@lag The hAjOnty very hheh, end
did all they could to lead them into error, and
when they succeeded TUNED round and charged
ths DsmOcats vifh The responsibility bscanAe they
had majority OF one in tho body. TbeleHorts Of
the Presldent Of the council alOhe rssultSdia saV
ing many thOyaqnhsof dOllATD Y the city.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13

General Kemper, the candidate of the Virginia
Conservatives for Governor, hD addresseda let
ter 10 General Early, who opposed him, In which
in the event Of hsing elected he @ys; IL shall
be every inch Governor, and shall 80 far as
might know hOWs dispense impartial sorupuious'
aud fearless justice to all Interests and men. IL is
veEy gratifying 70 me that while all softs Of repre-
smtatIye men and their friends have eommuni-
Gated with me, NOT one or them has received, NOT
one Of them sought, and all Of them have dis
claimed seeking, any pledges EhassyeE at ny
hands,. In no event will I be the property Of any
Grisisa OF ~ of Aisaas, sna4a - eseut Eln l
harhOr one atom Of resentment against any square
oppoasF Of mlnG1 TTEI IEp - r.
A4r71 y g. ~ EI.eW tF rr5-,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
SYLVAN sPRGNGS.
I oiHARLRsKYLR Pa67aiEl6I.

uP sF hs EecsDfiO OF IHdiVidaAl PlaitpFs, Pcpisa
nd Social PaEtisE.
Ample RoeOmmodAsiOns tor Dancing have been
icR nsR' 'dRfAM. az IoNoN ABE. CXkis, fRvfr. As i.
viii be sold 70 Ell Who may desire them.
.NStukoussatisiz liaaots niH ba sold en- tha ground
He will also continue his popqlar stand - Second
and Market streets, where the above named anmmeE
uNnFi0 may be had dmriDg the eoaSont also a. hil
FeHidsncs, Sixth aRd OEnngq gsreets where he viii
bo pleased 70 sss bis mnny friends ana the pablte
-snaraliY. mny9-Sm
NBOR0R ". RUSH 4 SUH
~ WO1 O1SF The BaIt oaalittAa ef u LBH ond
SohYLkILL COAL e . Reanetl0n Of
ssf .0Ae DellaF Per Ten,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13

The fuyoyc al put the Vienna Exposition iS dy-
ind ont The cable tells us that many strangers
are leaving the city, and that the number OF Visi-
tors 70 the exhibition ia =" growing small by de-
grsas, and beautifully less" l.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13

The late Grant X. 0rants personal estate
was disposed Of on thursday Of lest week at auc-
tion T'hs old furnit1re brought little more than
common auction prices, except decanter snd a
writing desk. A bed upon which the President is
supposed to be born only brought $3.50. The
saies realized e760. HIS entire pcorarty, left to
his widow, is valued at 81, 600. Mrs Grant VIII
come 70 Elizabeth, New jersey, to reside with her
daughter, Mrs. Corbin, fI..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
NEW GROCERY STORE
S.w. Cor. FOurth and maFket a.,

2 "" "H- WILMINGTON DEL. ~ blf aa.
- The undsrsiELed respectfully an-e8n
t nounees 70 his old friends and tho|sI
public generally thet he has % mpletrl
y - his 9sg stoEs. and hasePsned pllth 2 gfpekI
7 1GRoCERiH Hb. bUaARsAND mol AaGRg. ba
oVaFihgeFashedS grnnplatea and bnlVorlsed bngags
I L = soft. yhite and eoas sageEl. !, . n ~.
Old GoVeF1ment java Coass. LasqlFAs Masiqaiko,
Rio. Green and Roasted COGes; the ARpst Black end
dFOm Teas, White and Red Wheat Femily fl0pF.
aSy he6t, AZ kinds fggrs sRiesI qEp ssss
Mustard, Pare Olive Oh. Valiant, MqghFeoa snd
Tomato cAtanp. Rnqliah end Americas Pieklosa ~:
Chocolate, Vs.m.eelli. Maeatd :. WasAlng eoaR 10
great variety Toilet 6OaDs lyeE 0iOag Starch. Cur
FantG, Raisins CitrOn, Atmera,e 1linoS Meat DFlsa
Peaches and Apples. Oranberfie1. Broom. ralltsd
Bueketa, Brushes, Sperm, AdaRantino and EaIl0g
Candles and all artiolop uhnally kept IN we'll as-
'0rt'S SEs'''Fz sssFs. N f flAo 6RfPBs III iifS
WILMINGTON BAsRE1aARYs
SIS orange street, - laa -
50tanlallg & On 10 8 EN-. ney u.,A use-ap.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
rharnIrd rarm.

The Tribune, although generally unifiendly,
thipks Il IA by no means certain that the freais
dent Will not be renominated for third term,
though II Ia supreme ally 70 undertake 10 lore
cast % remote an event. 1t says zone mas
only 10 recall the amazing changes Ia the snna-
Ing Of prominent politicians during nine months
70 be convinced Of the uncertainty Of poiltlcAl
regulations and tile futllity of conjecture as 10
the probabilities Of conventions and campaigns
three years away II takes short time In the RAPID
whIrlinE of our kaleidoscope 10 turn everything
upside down aud bring out new and startlng
combinations. Had the developments OF tue lAst
Sc sion of the last Congress been br0usnt 70 70
light one year ago the Presidential election WOULD
yeTV likely have resulted differently What
changes, perhaps equally unexpected and strange
the next three years have IN store for u.s. Is I'M
possible to guess.
If we might judge from present indications,
we should say not only that President Grants
denomination is far from impossible, bot that II
is not entirely out of the range OF pos 'loiltles
thai II will be the best nomination practicable Tor
the party, and perhaps for the country. lie was
nominated last year not because OF his SPECIAL
fitness or his success In administrator, or rs the
nonsense of the campaign ran, on eoJnt o. his
great services in the war, for whicNhe bad D. en-
fully paid. 1t vas simply because no one OF the
aspiran.s for the succession felt strong enough
then 10 make fight for II, and they preferred 70
give Grant four years more, in which time each
iiuped 70 strengthen himself suficlenuy TO go
into the next convention with hopeful backing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-08-13
.AEAP COAL

NHEAP COAL
For sale, AiaEse stock of LshiEh and Shamekin
Coal Perso@s wishing 10 buy the genuine Harlelgh
IehiRh and Excelsior SlamOkin Goals viii please
send in their orders early rs We confidently expect
20 be more pressed nth orders this season than ever
Coal will be lower and may be higher as the sea
'O" '1 JOSEPH F0UT,
Orange and Water Streets, and at the
ie2-ly Wharf Of Morton Poole d Co.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-02-05

The Nashville and Northwestern Rail-
road Company has compromised with the
parties entitled to sue for d images for the
killing of Mrs. Harry Weatherbee on that
road last June. The Company paid 81 900
anu got all quitano5.-IH Memphis -fvoc-
ldRchc,
There is much talk among printers and
booksellers of paper mill at Memphis.
The canebrakes across the river would
make IL rich.
\ fire occurred at Duvall's Bluff at mid
night Wednesday night, destroying the
telegraph and railroad Offices, and three or
forr stores adjoining, The train falling to
arrive on time last night, we are without
particulars.
On Tuesday last the dead body Of man
Who had worked upon the Mississippi
River Road, was hauled cityward and
passed over the Wolf River ferry on the
Did plank road, since which nothing has
been heard of it, The report was that he
mad been playing cards in camp with the
workers on the "dump," and, having
quarreled, was shot in the breast Mem
pills AppcdI.