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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18

In Richmond, Va, a firm Of coIored
persons manufacture saasaIras OIL on Il
large scale. Forty thousand pounds
of the root are used every week, pro
ducing eight thousand pounds Of rrcLi-
Tying oil. 1t is used for Scen''nS
coilct soaps, lavorjng tobacco, and
the like.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18

Grant advocating rctrcnchmont IS
0nc Joke on the soIory.grab, 10y which
ne got $4,000 a year instead Of $50
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18

The Supreme Court nj Knoxville, in
The case o. the Bank Of East Tennessee
against Mabry, administration OF
thurchwcIl, decoascd, involving half
a million Of property in Tennessee, and
probably two millions III other Stalcs,
has rendered final decision in favor Of
General Mabry, Of Knoxville.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18

Tennessee bonds are quoted in New
York at 79c Dealers in Nashville are
buying at rs and holding at 81.
Comptroller warrants arc held at
02 cents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18

Dealers IN Nashville pay 100 for
- and hold at llOa.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-12-18
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at her residence near Mary Sharp Colles'
has Just received a full supplyo OIL
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10

The Star G Times is not only the
organ Of what remains of the Republi,
can party of st. Croix county, but it
is also the organ, mouthpiece and de-
fender of the Vest Wis. Railway Com
pany. In trying to obey the mandates
of the latter, it has been compelled to
compromise the former, till at length
the party has shouldered the sins of the
Company.
And now comes the railroad organ
once more to the defence of the Com.
pany. On the sly this Company mort
gagged its lands, and then commenced
selling them, never intimating the fact
to the purchaaer. The JOURNAL, aud
other newspapers in the state "went
for EN-" in good earnest, aud 6ually
compelled the Company to obtain re-
lease Of such lands as were fully paid
for. This became matter of necessi-
ty, since they could not dispose of an.
other acre of land till they did some.
thing to redeem their credit. Was
there any virtue in this? Not a bit of
it. And yet the "organ" lauds the
Company to the skies for having done
a simple act of justice. 1t also asks
us to inform our readers of the action
taken, so that settlers may not be de
tered from purchasing lands.
And further, the. ''orgau has at length
discovered that, "it is for the gener.
al good of the country that all means
be used to settle it up as rapidly as
possible" And that is an important
reason why those lands should be taxed
the same as other lands. Then they
will not be Withheld from market; then,
too, settlers can take homesteads, or
purchase other lands IN the same l0call-
ty; then, and not till then, will the
country be settled up. 1t is short
sighted policy, as we'll as rank injus.
tice, to continue to clamOr for the con.
tinuance of this exemption. Let this
matter be fairly understood, and no
man will find place in the Legislature
from any district where these non-tax-
paying lands are situated, unless he is
sound on that question. II is kind
of oppression that must be resisted.
Let this Company pay its taxes--let it
apply properly the money paid by hon
est men to raise the Incumbrance on
the lands sold to them-let il be just
in the discrimination Of freights, and
there is little danger, as the "organ"
apprehends, shat their name which has
stood so far, should DC tainted Nth
fraud and haWled dopn coupled Nth
charges If rholcsale aerong against the
poor" Whew!
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10
cGrom NresroH.

The Chcaver is at the levee and
is undergoing repairs.
MARRIED. On the 9th inst,
by Rev. III. b. Dean, Col. Mason
Stone and Mrs. Goodwin, both of
Trenton.
j. A. Moore, travelling agent
for DR.. Anderson, is about making
tour through the southern portion
of this state, and Illinois.
George Dickerson has rented
a house at Farlbault, MIMI, where
he will soon take his abode. We
understand he intends embarking in
the wheat and pork business.
We notice many strangers in
the city these days; some selling
goods, others looking for favorable
locations for business pursuits, and
quite number who are seeking a
healthful climate, which is invariably
found in this latitude.
N. I. Porter having purchased
grounds in st. Paul, is making ar
to put up a residence
this fall. The sash, doors and blinds
were manufactured here by Meach-
am Bros, which are being neatly
painted by G. +. Covell, who knows
how to do it in good style.
1t is currently reported that
Mrs. Charlotte Lamb, now an in
mate of the state penitentiary, re-
Gently gave birth to a child. Ifthis
proves to be true it will furnish n
knotty case for the legal fraternity to
decide, as to whether the little fell
low is to remain at Waupun or be
brought back to our county Jail.
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from GrimbeM.

King, the miller, has put shin
gle roo I on his residence.
The financial crash comes to
our farmers like an untimely frost,
yet they still pillow IN hope.
j. IL. Mclaughlin has raised
an ell to his dwelling house, 14x24
with veranda in front and porch in
rear the length Of the ell.
We admire the persistence Of
the Heraid man in that he keeps
right on whitewashlng schuyler"
May we not hope that soon he will
give MAJ. Carpenter a coat. His
very best for the N. y. Tribune has
touched him and Mat. looks shabby.
Uncle Frank old house is COMO
and the uprights, 20x28, of his new
one stand nearly enclosed where it
stood. lie builds like the wise
man, on n rocky foundation. Tho
force employed looks like gushing
things" lie is to add an ell 14x16
and a coat Of paint. You see by
this evidence Of our prosperity, that
we do not need fire as We did n
few years ago, when those dilapidat-
ed buildings constituted our VIII
lage. They are gone. Tnmbelle.
rs village, has attained to a higher
plane.
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TO BUILDERS.

We are agents FOR II. W. Johns
Asbestos Roofing for st. Croix and
Pierce Counties and keep a good
stock on hand. People that are
building and want q good and cheap
Roof, will use the Asbestos Roofing.
Inquire about it.
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10

NErGHBoR Taylor is always getting
into hot water by espousing every act
of oppression inuagurated by railroad
companies, corporations generally, aud
individuals particularly, and failing to
vindicate his position. We think, hew-
ever, that he is improving under our
training. We had him on the hip over
the question of party representation in
conventions; we have administered good
advice to him about the conduct of his
paper, from time to time, such as cor
reeting the folly and abuse of calling
every man, and every paper that did
not do him homage, "ttars," as, for in
stance, "the little lying Democrat
etc, without which not single issue
of his paper appeared for weeks, or even
months. We have also brought him
to time ON every railroad proposition
we have ever made, save that of taxing
the railroad lands. His sympathies
are so thoroughly in concert with OPP
preston, that this is a difficult task.
He is always boastiug Of his own rich.
es, and talking big about "mendi
cants. He sometimes tells us how
much land he owns in Pierce county,
and of the vast amount of taxes he
pays in the city of Hudson. In short,
his vanity knows no bounds. But our
occasional corrections are rapidly i'm.
proving him; he is not incorrisible,
though it will be a long time before he
will do to tie to, and then you had bet.
ter tie TO some body else.
On the question of taxing these rail
road lands, he must yield, or he will
soon have little sympathy with the par
ty he claims to lead, and still less with
the honest masses. Try again, Horace
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Custom Work Made 60
Order.
psa- Repairing done with neat
ness and dispatch.
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have no doubt, and that we should show
him that we apprC his official acts,
is a matter of no smclI Importance
Our battle over that land grant is not
ended; we have willy foe to contend
with; Mr.. Baldwin will not give up this
land grant fight without a struggle; he
has sworn in his wrath that he would
never build road to the Mississippi
river, aud much less to Prescott; and
Prescott is the only point on the river
which can be touched under the act of
Congress bestowing the grant. His
sympathizcrs are inscriptions in their
means to gain power, and remorseless in
Its use when gained. We need the aid
aud sympathy of the strongest and best
friends we have in this contest; VIC
should not be lulled to sleep by the cry
of "peace," when, in reality, there is
no peace Let us give Mr. Baker a
rousing vote, then, thus securing his
influence and that of his host of friends
who may be in the next Legislature.
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J. q. Rounce,

Al bis mill on the Trimbel'e River, Is
prepared to shell Germ, grind the same IN.
to u al for family use, or for feed. Also,
manufactures Graham Meal from wheat /,
&c. &c. vlTnls
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THE fact that Robert H. Baker is the
regular nominee Of the Republican par
ty Of this state for the Office of Lieut..
Governor, is one reason, and very i'm.
portant one, why the Republicans Of
the state should vote for him. The
fact that the La Crosse Leader pitched
into Mr. Baker rather rudely, and retus.
ed its support for him IN this campaign,
unless he would publicly announce that
his acts, speeches and votes 10 the leg
islature last winter, on the railroad
questions before that body, were all
wrong, is an additional reason why the
Republicans Of Pierce county should
rally 0 bis support, And, we are no,
sure bat that it is their duty TO urge
every man ia the county 10 show their
appreciation Of his official acts, by cast
ing their votes for him. To be sure
Mr.. Parker, the opposition candidate,
IS near neighbor, and highly respect
cd citizen. But he, too, is Republi.
can, with no additional merit, save that
he is n Granger.
That Mr. Baker will be elected, We
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10

The following is the list of Premi.
ums awarded by the St. Croix Valley
Driving Park Association, for the pre-
sent year:
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10
FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale
twenty acres of timbered land, four
miles from River Falls, described
as N. J OFFS. Ell Of S. WI Section
30, Town 81, Range Is. II will be
sold very cheap. Inquire Of
A. j. WEST,
Clifton Mills, Oct. /, 1873.
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FOREST MILLS.

Ry FRANK HUoT.-0ne mile below the
village of Trimbele A fair share OF pat
ronage is respectfully solicited. ~ 4G ly
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10

A Danbury woman shot at a burglar
about midnight last week and lodged q
load of buckshot in her husband, whom
she was not expecting till morning.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-10-10

The Cheaper is at the levee and
is undergoing repairs.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
Is hereby given that the undersigned, own
ers Of lots in Mller's addition TO Kinnic-
kinnick, (now River Falls), ms surveyed
and plated by Chas. Y. Dennison, VIM. D.
Munson, James l.. Brooks and A. W Mil
Ter and recorded in the office Of Register
Of Deeds Of Pierce county, Wisconsin. will
apply to the Circuit Court, Of Pierce coun-
~, Wisconsin at the Nov. Term, 1873, TO
be holden ut Ellsworth, in said county, on
the first Monday OF Nov, 1873, on the first
day Of the term or as soon thereafter as
counsel can be heard, for the vacation Of
the whole of said plat.
Dated, River Falls, Wis, Sept. II, 1873.
ABBiE 5. CAtRSEs,
o. s. POWELL,
\. WALES,
S l.. Cox.
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Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For Sovernor,
G. G. WASHBURN.
Fer Lieut.. Governor,
r. II, BAKER.
For Secretary of State,
Il. w. YOUNG.
For State Treasurer,
OLE G. JOHNSON
For Attorney General,
l.. Il. FRISBY.
For Superintendent of Public Schools,
ROBERT GRAHAM.
For Commissioner Of Immigration,
G. p. LINDMAN'
For State Senator,
II. d. BARRON.
For Member of Assembly,
J. III. PERSONS.
For County Superintendent,
NJ. Il. CADY.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-05-17
oRDER on PUBLICATION.
40. ls77 EQUITY.

49, Atff A<XNAAA
In the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
Alice NJ. Parker By Rebecca Black her mother
and next friend, vs. James II. Parker.
Y,HE object Of this suit Is to procure
Il divorce riHculo 1iafrimoasl Of the
complainant from the defendant, and the
custody Of their infant child. The bill states
that the complainant and defendant were
married in Carroll county, Maryland, in the
month Of March, 1868. That they lived some.
time together as man and wife, during which
time two children we're born to them, one Of
whom only, girl about four years Of age, Is
nov living with the complainant in said coun-
~ that shortly after the birth oftheir second
child, the defendant commenced TO i'll treat
and abuse the complainant and 10 associate
with lewd and lasciyious women, and com.
mitted adultery with them, and that about two
years ago he abandoned and deserted the
complainant, which abandonment and deser.
ton still continues, and that since said time he
has failed entirely to provide for the com.
plainant and her said child, and that the said
James III. Parker resides out Of the State Of
Maryland.
IL IS thereupon this 9th day Of MAY, 1879.
adjudged and ordered that the complainant
BY causing copy Of this order to be inserted
IN some newspaper published in said Carroll
county, once in each Of four Successive weeks
before the 9Th day of June next, give notice
to the said absent defendant Of the object and
substance Of this bill, and warn him to appear
IN this Court, in person or by solicitor, on or
before the 10th day of September next, to an.
swer the premises and show cause. if any he
has, why decree ought not to pass as prayed.
JN0. b. BOYLE, Clerk.
True copy,-Test;
may lO-4t JSo. B. Boyle Clerk.
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A Frightful Calamity in Pennsylvania.

A letter dated Allentown, Pa, May Z.
says:--A fearful casualty happened near
Nazareth, in this county, on Monday even
ing. Mr.. Lichtenwallner owned lime
kiln about hale mile from that place. 1t
had been burning for some days, but Oh
the day mentioned was found to be choked.
Mr.. Lichtenwallner undertook to clear il.
He was assisted by John Haldeman.
Llchtenwailnef, taking long iron rod,
went to the top Of the kiln, and forced it
down into the line. While leaning over
the opening he was overcome by the
sulphurous fumes arising, and fell head-long
into the kiln. His companion was for an
instant stricken dumb with horror. Re-
covering himself he sprang to the top of
the Kiln Looking into the crater he. saw
Mr.. Lichtenwallner lying in the lime,
struggling madly. Haldeman forgot in
ms anxiety the cause OF Lichtenwallner's
nate, and leaned TAR over the brink Of the
Kiln, endeayoring to catch hold of him.
lie, too' was overcome by the poisonous
gases, and fell into the furnace. Theo-
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he said, ~ wish ] had killed the son of a
b. He kept up the same dir Of indif.
ference, saying once, I" | don't care d-n
whether they hang inc or not; they can
take me out now and hang me If they
choose
Nicholson conducted himself With much
dignity, although he evidently suffered
great distress Of mind. Hollohan had
swore while in the Baltimore Jail TO kin
him if he got chance, because of his
confession, and his jumping from the dock
was not to escape, but to get out of the
way of Hollohan.
The prisoners were heavily ironed and
chained to the floor, and four men were
placed in the hall to watch them and pre-.
vent any attempt to escape. The despor-
ate character Of Hollohan renders the
greatest vigilance necessary.
Gov. Whyte has fixed on Friday, June
18th, as the time for the execution of
hollohan, for the murder of Mrs. Lamp
Icy, in Baltimore, on the I'd of January
last. Nicholson, his aeeomplice in the
crime, has not been sentenced, his attor-
ney having taken his case to the Court of
Appeals, on bill of exceptions.
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DIED.

hAAhCs
Near Frederick, on the 21st of April, Nav
u haines, aged months and % days, daugh
ter OF I. II. Haines, Of this city.
On the 9th Of January, 1878, in Warren
county, Iowa, Mrs. Joanna E., wife of Jack.
son Rife, and daughter of A. +. Seid, formerly
Of this city.
In this city, on the 18th instant, Eddie Lee.
only son of Jacob p. and Rachel A. Sellers,
aged 9 years, month and .day.
On March Both, near Silver Run, Mrs.
Mary Ann Leppo, wife of VIM. X. Leppo, and
daughter of John and C. Beachtel, aged %
years, months and day.
Dearest wife thou has left me,
l thy loss most deeply feel;
But tbs God who has bereft me.
And he can all my SORROWS heal.
Lonely is the house and sad the hours.
Since my dear wife is gone:
But brighter home than ours.
In heaven is thy own.
My wife sleeps calmly now.
Adorned with sweetest flowers.
But death is on her snowy brow,
And she is no longer ours.
The Saviour called her to his home.
In the bright realms above;
That she with angels e'er might roam.
In purity and love.
BY HER HUSBAND.
Near this city, on the 10th instant, Susan
j., wife of Levi d. Frizzell, and only daughter
OF VIM. and Catherine Fleming, aged is
years, ! months and days.
Gentle Sister, she has left us now,
But why should we mourn,
For now she reigns in that
Bright city of Heavenly anthems above.
Gentle Sister, sweetly may she
Sleep in Jesus dear embrace,
II is for her dear husband,
Parents and loving brothers weep.
by HER BROTHER, q. y.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1873-05-17

FEMALE SHoPLIFTERs.-The Baltimore
Sun of "Wednesday says several well known
merchants of the city visited the detective
Office of Messrs Smith, Peirson and West
yesterday, and identified as belonging to
them number of the articles taken from
the house of Mrs Elizabeth Warner and
daughter, arrested on Monday on the
charge of stealing two necklaces from Mr..
Simon Janowitz, jeweler, West Baltimore
street. Mr. Hamilton Easter identified
ten ladies' searfs Louis Lemkuhl, jeweler,
West Baltimore street, blue locket; T.
j. Brown & Son, West Baltimore street,
one gold chain; VIM. B, Mayer, Cheap
side, two forks and Que spoon. These lat
ter were obtained from Mr.. Mayors wife
some fourteen months ago, 1t seems that
both Mrs. Warner and her alleged daugh-
ter had called at Mr.. Mayors house and
asked his wife for aid to send poor widow
and five children to Louisville, Ky. Mrs.
Mayer went up stairs to get dollar to
give them, and when she returned they
were gone, as also two of her silver forks
and one spoon. Mr.. Joel Gutman also
identified large quantity of goods. Mr..
John S. Cuttings, owner CT the house No.
269 Dallas street, in which Mrs, Warner
and her daughter lived, yesterday distrain-
ed upon the furniture for rent owed him
to the amount Of S75.