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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-07-12
VOL. 81

THE Ia Crosse Sun logically refers to
f. W. Reyes rs the Assistant Govern
ment," moved to this expression,
doubtless, by the tender solicitude
with which Keyes looks out for No. l.
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The Protestant ministers OF Wash
ington have invited Mr.. Moody, the
evangelist, to visit the capital next
winter.
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IT is asserted tkat Governor Hen
bricks, previous 10 the st. Leuis Con-
vention. was promised by the party
''bosses" that he should be the DEM
ocratlc nominee for President.
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ARCHITECTURAL DRAFTING.

Iamnow prep red 10 furnish Plans, Speei-
a.ss;ons and Estil' ate, Working Details kle-
.stions. etc. In short al drawings necessary
- the construction OF any building IN the
.ss.S - s.siSfaetiou guaranteed Any per-
- viii save from 10 - per cent. on the
cost 81 : building b. procuring reiiAnae SCI
Of drawings -.r-,,.,
'of Oaii"i-s ~-- G. HENRY.
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b. III. PILLAR,

DAINTERS. Grainers, Glaciers and Paper Hangers,
orders len at the POst-Ofiice, River Falls, Wis
SOnsin- 20-35
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KING K MORTON .

nEAI.ER IN Millinery and Ladies' FURNISHING
~ goods Main Street. River Fails. 20-35
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MARTIN RIPPLE,

BLACKSMITH, shop on Main St, south Of Braek-
I'D EFT House Particular attention given to shoe
Ing horses.
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I|EEP a Bookstore embr cling school and Miscel-
N Ianeous Books. PeriOd4- als aud Magazines. A
full supply Of Stationary. Main ST.. River Falls,
Wis.
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L. W. CUKTIsS.
MANUFACTURES o. aud Dealer in Harnesses
IlOils. Whips aud all other articles pertaining
20 a hrst-class establishment Satisfaction guar
.atee. Shan over Wells BradfOrd's livery stable.
River Fails. Wis No
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Y ASHIONABLE TAILOR. Work done to order,
n on short notice aud ON reasonable terms. shop
1T his residence. opposite the Normal School.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
P. d. PIERCE,
MRS. W. Il. WINCHESTER.

CONZ RACTOR BUILDER. shop on Maple St
~ on Brooklyn Side River Fails
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
IN THE MUSEUM.

Calnivorous beasts from the tropical climes,
With birds resplendently feathered,
And wonderful relics of ancient times,
In the museum here are gathered.
Cetaceous fishes and Shiny snakes,
And monkeys amazingly busy
No wonder the head of the gazer aches,
No wonder his brain grows dizzy.
Inhaling the musty odor, tread
Where all is enyeloped III wonder;
The TwelvesApostles hang over my head,
With an Indian tomahawk under.
The stuffed rhinoceros savagely glares
With his glass eye fixed and defiant,
While the hippopotamus skeleton scares .
The famous Western giant.
The homeless wonder performs his acts
And bends his body double,
While Charley Ross looks on in wax,
Forgetful of his trouble.
The Albino by no means appears at ease,
So near to the alligator;
While the Polar Bear is inclined to freeze
To the Lightning Calculator.
The bearded lady, it seems to me,
Is tritie too proud and airy;
Perhaps she fancies herself to be
An heiress as well as hairy.
While the fat woman smiles in Il gracious
way,
And sits in corner shady
If flesh be grass, what a lot of hay
Could be harvested from this lady.
The painters art before me, see
Some Biblical scenes disclOses,
And in them Judas is shown to be
A great deal meekerLthan Moses.
And here-oh, stranger of natures freaks
Are the wild-men from Malacho;
| stand and listen while one of them speaks
Say, Mike, have you got some tobacco Z
Birds and beasts and fishes and snakes
In the museum all so busy
What wonder the head of the gazPr aches,
What wonder his brain grows dizzy.
-Ne,C York Clipper.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
Our Washington Letter.
Congressional indifference
Speak Randall Criticised
Am OverestimateJ Member
The Elections.
WASHINGTON, D. c., No

WASHINGTON, ID. e., Nov. 8, 1871.
EDITOR CHEF:
The impression is rapidly obtain
ing that the business which Congress
was Summoned here in extra session
to transact might just as we'll have
waited until the time for the regular
opening in December. The most alb
solute indifference to our obligations
to the officers and men of our army
and navy, and other creditors, has
prevailed up to this time. When
even day is deemed of great impor-
tance to the vast interests awaiting
Legislation to be properly aud advan-
tageously represented at the Paris
Exposition, a vacation has been taken
by both Houses to attend horse races
and the most frivolous pretexts have
been successfully urged for voting
long adjournments. The exigencies
of individuals and party have en-
crossed the attention of those respon-
sible for the continued refusal to pro-
vide for debts long accrued and the
members of the House committees at
test their gratitude to the men who
saved us from the business aud social
evils threatened by the success of last
summers insurFection, and who have
endured without pay the privations
and hardships of Indian campaigns
and the anluous service on our South
ern border during the past eight
months, by propositions to still fur
ther reduce the army aud by cutting
down estimates twice revised tc
reach the lowest point compatible
with the efficiency of the little force
left us.
Any reriew of the make mp of the
House committees announced after
the lapse of two weeks, only confirms
the first impression that nearly every
public interest has been subordinated
to Mr.. Randalrs personal feelings and
/ preiudices. The dissatisfaction is al
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
DoNADsONyHIE, LA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II,

The sporting men got little back
set the other day. The big match of
the season was between Ten
Broeck and Parole, and was to have
taken place last Saturday. Hundreds
of thousands of collars were wagered
on the event, and had it come off it
would have been the big thing of the
season. But just at the very last mo-
ment, Harper, the owner of Ten
Broeck, comes to the conclusion that
his horse isn't well enough to run,
and so withdraws and pays forfeit.
This is all we'll enough for him, but
it doesn't work very We'll for those
who backed his horse. Under the
new rules that govern betting, it is
pay or play" and consequently
every dollar bet upon Ten Broeck is
lost. Those who sent money in from
the country to bet upon the Harper
horse are very indignant, and are de-
nouncing the ancient Kentuckian
with much vehemenee.
Men will gamble at something, and
whoever has had taste of Wall
street never gets over it. For the ac-
commodation of those who have hut
little to risk in stocks, company has
organized new stock exchange,
! where any man may operate. They
take as low a sum as will make a
margin for single share, and dc
| business for commission, just tic
same as the big ones do in the big ex-
change. Men and boys alike patron
ize the new exchange, aud it is doing
a rushing business. You can take So
and, if you have any luck at all, cal
gamble all day with it, and make
some money. Many man who five
years ago was handling millions il
the regular exchange, is now fighting
for bread and butter in this little
way.
There never was known so many
varieties of weather on the island al
we have had this year. 1t has rainet
torrents, blown hurricanes and frozel
solid, and now it is good, decent mid
summer weather. To day as | write
the thermometer marks 65, and it i
uncomfortable warm. Business i
tirst-rate. The passage of the silvc
bill is disturbing element, and ha
done something toward unsettlin!
5. values, but no one believes it vii
pass the Senate, and so it hasn't don,
much damage. The city is full o
merchants, and an immense amour
of goods is being sold. SCRIBE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
NUMBER TO.
Weekly News Summary.
Domestic.

John BrOugham, actor, is very i'll.
Steamboat Alex. Mitchell sank at
keOkuk.
F. Kinney & Co., Cincinnati bank
ers, suspended.
Myer Myers, British consul az Nor
folk, is dead, aged S6.
A pocketbook factory was burned
at northampton, Mass.
Corydon Weed of Bloomington, Ill.,
failed for nearly 10000
A snow storm prevailed along tho
Hudson river last Saturday.
A large bonded warehouse at San
Francisco burned to the ground.
Sexton beat Rudolph and Cyrille
Dion for the billiard championship.
Bulldozers are maltreating negroes
in the neighborhood of Raleigh, Tenn.
A train from Little Rock, for Mem
phis, went through trestle. One
person hurt.
The first shipment of Gotten direct
from Norfolk to Europe by steamship
was made last week.
Weeden, the man who killed Walk
er in prize fight near Philadelphia,
died in States prison.
Carl Sack, of the New York firm Of
Eichberg & Sack, abscOnded with
5000 borrowed money.
Garrett's snuff mill, at York, Pa.y =
and Trimble's Varieties Theatre, ut
Pittsburg, were burned.
Rubber boots and shoes valued at
So, 900, 900 will be sold at auction, in
Boston, December 6 and z.
Keith's paper mill, Turner's Falls,
N. Y, one of the finest in the United
States, was destroyed By fire.
John Malone, aged I3. was killed
by the accidental discharge OF his gun
while hunting near Memphis.
John Welsh, a wealthy Philadel-
phian, has been appointed aud COLI
firmed as Minister to England.
The crew of British bark mutt
MED off Sandy Hook aud the vessal
returned to New York harbor.
Grand jury at Pittsburg declined to
indict Gen. Pearson, the Philadelphix
militia commander, for murder.
A steamer and schooner cOllided
off Hart Island, L. l. sound, sinking
the latter vessel. No lives lost.
Charles E. Gettslech has been con-
victed of embezzling funds while dep
uty Collector of Port at Norfolk.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
PLANT WHILE 1T Is SEED TIME.


To-day and not tomorrow
Is the time that we should prize
For in the living present
The golden promise lies;
We must be busy sowing,
Must improve the hours, tust going,
If We would reap the harvest which is gath
cred by the wise.
Who waits will come tomorrow
He must not drive away
The vantage of the present,
The offer of to-day;
He must be up and doing
Some steady aim pursuing.
And while the sun is shining must not 1aIl
to make the hay.
Many are lost by hoping,
Hoping that g luck at last
Will some day come and lead them
To anchorage safe and fast;
For luck is e'er deceiving,
And only leads TO grieving,
Who trusts to it will surely find his hopes
are vainly east.
Faith in his honest purpose
Is what the worker needs,
Faith in his own persistence,
Faith in his selfwrought deeds;
For it's only self reliance.
Only willing, firm compliance
With the law of right and labor, that to a
certain victory leads.
Plant. then, while it is secd-time,
That your work may not be vain;
Plant, while the sun is shining,
The harvest-yielding grain;
Wait not the coming morrow,
For it may bring you sorrow,
And the opportunity that's lost will never
come again.
-Cdlcb Damn, IL, v. Y. Ledger.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
The Constitutional Convention,
TCalcasieu Echo.l

The press of the State is agitating
the question of calling Staue Con-
vention, to adopt new State consti-
tuition, and many able Democratic
Journals are committed to such call.
Our present constitution is lamen-
tably defective, and there is no doubt
new one could be framed, greatly
to the Advantage of the State, but ex-
perence has demonstrated that when
it comes to constitution making, " the
more haste the less speed. 2" A con-
stitution is the organic law of the
State the foundation of its entire
system of government, legislative,
judicial, executive. 1t is of the very
last Importance to every citizen,
white and colored, rich and poor,
that this foundation be laid with ex
treme care and mature Judgment,
and that none bnt thoughtful and ex-
perienced workmen be employed in
its construction. Especially should it
be laid with view to permanence,
for if the base of the building be not
solid the superstructure must soon
give ways and shifting, unstable
! government, is always poor and un-
happy one.
The curse of incompetency, which
rests upon all the walks of your public
and private life, will surely rest upon
the proposed convention, unless its
call is preceded by calm deliberation,
and thoughtful, judicious and pub
! lie discussion of the evils to be RENEE
died and the benefits to be attained.
If there is any thing in our republican
form of government which ought to
be generally and carefully studied by
all classes of citizens, it is the con-
'stitntions of the government, State
and national. If there is any thing in
our government which is not studied
at all, by even any class Of citigens,
it is those very constitutions. Law
yers, more than any other class, refer
to them, because they are compelled
to do SO, yet not one lawyer in fifty il
familiar with them.
Strongly impressed with the inn
portanee, indeed the necessity, of ;
new constitution, we suggest, as the
best preparation for calling a coRatitu
tional convention, IA discussion by til,
public press, editorial and eoutribu
tory, of the present State constitution
in its order, pointing ont III detail it,
real and supposed defects, and intli
eating proposed remedies. By thi
means, and by impressing on tn,
public mind the absolute necessity o
sound aud patriotic judgment in th
selection of delegates to conver
ton, we may reasonably hope t
avoid the evils which will necessaiil,
follow under haste in this ystally i'm
p0rtant matter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

Hon. B. L. Defreese died in Ander-
son county, Texas, on the 2oth OF
May last, where he had lived since
the war. Mr.. Defpeese was well
known III this State, and in Alabama,
from which State lie removed to Lou
isiana about 1854, settling in Jackson
parish where he engaged ia planting
and in the practice of law. The first
public position he filed was that of
Senator from this district. to which
position he was reelected. On the
State ticket with Gov. Moore, MIR.
Defreese was Il candidate for State
Treasurer and was elected. When H.
w. Allen was elected Governor, Mr..
Defreese was again elected Treas
urer. and filed this Office when the
Confetleracy collapsed. He then re-
moved to Texas. and up to his de
mise was engaged in planting and
raising stock. The news of his death
will be received with regret in Lou
isiana.-Ouachita Telegraph.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17
Foreign.

Russian losses to Nov. /, Sd, ,60I.
Col. Valentine Baker is at Schipka
Pass
Montenegrins are bombarding Pod
goritza.
Batoum is being bombarded by the
Russians.
Amelia, the dowager queen of Sax
ony, is dead.
A demand for the surrender of
Kars has been refused.
The Bey of Tunis is preparing to
send 50, 900 men to the Turkish army.
Rumors of revolutionary move
ment in northern Spain are contra
llicted.
The schooner Gypsy Bride foun-
dered off Rollo Bay, Nova Scotia. All
hands lost.
Mouktar Pasha suffered another
defeat, at Deve Boyun, and fell back
upon Erzeroum.
Two columns of Russian troops
were worsted in a heavy engagement
before ErzerouDi.
Right Hon. Thos. S. Owden. Lord
Mayor elect of London, was inangn-
gurated on the 9th.
| The bark Ellen Stevens, from New
York, wrecked near Ogde, aud the
first mate drowned.
A portion of the Turkish garrison
of Kars made n sortie, but was driven
back with heavy loss.
The ship John Parker, from st.
John, N. b., for Liverpool, was aban-
doncd at sea. Crew saved.
The Spanish government is nego
tiating with Madrid bankers for II
loan Of thirty millions pestas.
n. Jules Grevy was elected presi-
dent of the French Chamber of Dep
uties by 300 votes against 159 blank s..
Turks we've signaliy defeated in an
attempt to surprise the captured p0-
sition of Gen. Skobeloff, before Plev-
ma.
Forty of ex-SuItan Murad's scr.
wants have been strangl~d at COnstan-
tinople because of Il conspiracy to re'
instate Murad on the throne,
Lord Derby has notified the Chi
nese government that England viii
regard the destruction of the Woo
sung railway as an unfriendly act.
1t is expected eombined operations
) will he attempted by Oaman, Mehem
, ct Ali and Cheyket Paslias, Rpof
which the fate of Pievna will depend
A Russian cavalry detachment cap
, tmred Vlatza. half way betwee'
!, Plevna and Sophia, with seveFa
thousand wagons aud large quanti
ty OF stores.
Turkey has dcmatsfs-d the with
i drawal of Seryian corps of observa
e ton from the frontier, under pain o
: vigorous military measures. Seryii
: declines to leave the frontier uupro
ltected.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

Transient advertisements 81 per square
first insertion; each subsequent lnsertion'
rs cents per square.
Official advertisements 81 per square hrsa
insertion: each subsequent publication 81
cents per square.
Editorial notices. first insertion, 90 cents
ner line: subsequently, 10 cents per line.
Brief communications upon SUBJECTS OF
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donaldsonville, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-11-17

Stanley, the African explorer, with
100 of his followers, arrived at Cape
of Good Hope in an English store
ship, which will take them to ZaHzi
bar.
, 1877-07-15

M EENT-A QUITE NEW SEvEN-I:OOM cor:
/ fagc. in good location on West side near Washing.
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.sTndIu
, 1877-07-15
TO l3ENT-R00mSs

:
South Side-Continued.
ITO REST-FURNlsnED OR. USFgRSIsHED
ael anaolpn ana peaEpo!ns APeax = l:eoa ~ -
n!*hca z.ms; without board; lake front; refer
~ "1es4eoH''c''+
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eta,: ana Handsomely 1u'nshoa fo''ns 'e'"s ''''a'
rl,O RENT-HASDsUstELY FURNISHED FRONT
room At II South Clark-st. .oppose Sherman nonse'
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aud sos o' Ell Monaa Or Tuesday alter p n t
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no kENI-5 ispoMs-.f SoHlh-aF-s NEA1.
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ft,n rEN Nr-FftESIs11ED ROOM OCTAGON
s1rs:s2 isse 'a's for one two los Dear
RIO ItI.ST-TW0 NICELY YFuHS1SAEDR0OM on
= third nuos ~ II Dcarhorn-av. ferms fcasoaaoe
1uf Lie auuisier Noafa II ucStEco-
ftuo t,Ey1.-wt.1 T. t:rfKNtSfiI.D SINGLE ROOM
private tanl'tf reference required Inquire at 246
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ciosct and = nr,on loi and coli water au Erje
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, 1877-07-15
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suites Of front rooms Tor houscSeenfnS T.;
prcS building northwest corner Lake and WcsIrrn. .ay
TO % %KESr-A SUITE or PLEASANT FURNISHED
ate. isi west Wash!aston.st terms snoder
re Fa3;S mEET-5 PLEASANT ~. ROOMS At 1st NORTH
bars It 5oe: S. W. VET nd
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l. furnished hrkt"clsss. II El{zabeth-si. ~
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f['o observation-disclosures STORY or 17 WEST
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venieat for hoasexeeptng, i'eferenccs required
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aisa ias 'n'uFnsAsd rooms with hot and cold water
rf,n RrS7-0VE 1, 771777 = 77,=7.1
Accommodated with hnndsonne Furnished rnnn, m
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S. ihr, caTn: n; references required Adlrcss g..
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cnloFcfi; references. 737 Lake-st.. second nopr
RIO EENTvA FURNISHED ROOM. WITH use oF
, 1877-07-15

YyTAfTED-TO REST-A HOUSE OF SEVEN OR
w eight West Side. east IT Astlland-av..
h+frecn lake Sts rent not to exceed S3
Address giving full particulars 55, Tribune oGlce.
NYASrEp-ro REST-Two Hn THREE Rooms
good tenants; prompt pay: must hc cheap: In good
i"~"i tv: wrst STD: nrcfesred. Address MRS. L.
, 1877-03-03
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CONE one. come all. and get one of
the extra Mince Pies at the Eureka
Bakery. 1T
JAMES LICK did not leave any of his
money TO Jack Levy, but Jack has in
herited taste for good cigars and
knows how 10 sell them to others. fe3
LOOK AT THIs.-To those that are suf
fering with the PILKs can be cured in
very short time by calling on Z. B
Farleman, at the Occidental Hotel.
If you want anything in he line of
Drugs. Pelfumerv, Trusses, in fact,
anything usually kept in a Drng Store.
call on NJ r. Maddocks, Seattle Drug
store. n16 If
The REASON Why 1t has now trans
pired that the reason why Bennett and
May shed no blood in the duel. was be.
cause they loaded the pistols with cream
cakes. Piper has some Of the same
kind. jail
FRED BARKER has some splendid CT
gars. and excellent brands of tobacco.
pipes. cigar holders, ,lpocket cutlery. etc
Nor ADJOURNED The Centennial
Philadelphia has closed its doors for a
hundred years, but the Centennial Sa-
loon of Seattle is still open. and Verg. n
is always on hand to meet his many
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