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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18
TPublished March & 1850. J

EHAPIEE VI.
AZ ACT TO appropriate TO the comm. ssi oilers OF
Usher es certain sum therein famed.
JNe prop OF the state OF Wisconsin, represent
Of snefe 81 m Of wscon
sins me SUM OF Two thousand dollars, ont OF any
mdQey in the treasury not Otherwise appropriated,
TO Sc pended by them IN the artificial rrOpaga-
vi $ions of chapter sl1ty-two Of the re- sed STAT
utEs Of the state OF Wisconsin.
tpo and after Hp ps sage snf and se "a
Approved March !. 1850
tPublshed March 4, 1851.
CHAPTER 81.
AZ At-Tto amend section four thouseni four l,tr
tJrI and hftt en-, revised statues OF lS'S relating
"a pun shment for larceny.
Thn people OF the state of Wisconsin repre sented
~ senate and assembly, do enact as follows!
Section !. section four thousand four hundred
apH fifteen Of the revised STATUTES or the state OF
Wisconsin IS lereby anended by adding the
wo state prison or county tsi' IN IN, me thir,
teeth line Of said section. 50 thaI sald section
sOlr WHO shall commit the crime OF larceny by
go,ss. Or chatteis or any bank note bond, prom
ROY note. bill OF exchange. order, certhrate.
sa& mortgage Valuable contract. receipt. release.
defAasaHee railroad PASSENGER ticket ticket OF ad-
lie teeord. or any Instrument IN writing Whereby
ans demand, right or oolieatiGn Is eres,eI m
seeAl property whateyeT, Il the value theTe9 cree,
Sh ~ exceed the sum OF one nanafea oo.i@tS stHit
be @pnished by Imprisonment IN me star prison
nottuore than fve years nor less than one year;
irt.I dot ars and shall exceed twenty dollars. lie
shs,lt be punished by Imprisonment in state prls-
on tr county iaii not more than ons year nor less
thsn SIX months; and II the vaine thereof shail
a0sc Need twenty dollars. he shall be punished by
inn risOnmeut IN the county 1ait hot eNceedtng
maths or by fine not exceeding one hundred dol
Ia and the value OF a railroad ticket SHAH be the
ptSse for which it is autho Zcd 10 DO sold 70 pas
scis%ers by the company e whieh X ~ S0iu.
..4crlau . This act shal take effect aud he IN
foE,e from and after its paSSage and publication
approved March /. lSs3.
s. tPublished March ? 1850.
CHAPTER 81
Az ACT 70 repeal sections sixteen hundred ana
eaentY- three, sixteen hundred and twenty -four
aaa sixteen hundred and twenty ave OF chapter
e"Venty-two of the revised statutes entitled Of
tSUgs and wild animals.
TIE people OF the state OF Wisconsin. represented
~ senate and assembly, do enact as followsi
seetionl |. Sections sixteen hundred and twenty
three, sixteen hundred and twenty four and SIX
tesR hundred and twenty hve OF chapter seventy .
two of the revised statutes entitled of dogs and
wRd animals are hereby repealed.
,rction 3 This ACT shall take effect and be 30
fore from and after It's passage and publication,
approved February Is. leSO
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18
NEWS SUNDRIES.

QUEEN VICTORIA will prorogue parlia-
ment on Easter.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

THE daughters OF Theodore Tilton
will return from Germany next sum-
mer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

CowLEY is i'll prison making shoes.
He says to himself, "Here l am-at
lastw
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

The number of immigrants arriving
at New York, March 8th, was .148.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

JUDGE HILTON is constructing the
finest villa in the country near Sara
tOga.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

The Archduke Rudolph of Austria
and the Princess Stephanie Clothlde of
Belgium are really affianced.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

Some one has written on "What Girls
Think" This is very complimentary
70 that class of giIls who. TO be judged
by their talk, never think at all.-Ne1c
Harm ReGider.
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'ublished March 4. iss
EIIAp1,lfl, Ga
tPupnsDed Fe1rusry y. Issv
EfIA pVER A
n finnish atafint.a.ra. anl a 2

AN AGFto authorize the superintendent OF public
properly 70 furnish stationery and pos age
stamps 10 the employees Of the senate and assem-
bly,. aud to make an appropriation therefor
The people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Section l. The superIn' endeut OF public pro SER
ty is mere ~ required 70 furnish the empl0}c, OF
TIE senate ana assembly for tile year lsS, VITO
were In service prior tUthe second day Of Felru-
airy, under the chief clerk ana sergeant-st- arm
thereof and 10 the committee clerks OF the seuai
and assembly, stationery 70 the amoGnt OF FIVE do-
lars eaeh and postage stamps to the amount q
three dollars each.
section 2. The superintendent Of public proper
IL shall also furnish each messenger efHf l0v cd
IN the senate and assembly. stationery 10 9
amount OF Two dollars. and postage stamps 0 the
amount Of one dollar each.
section There is hereby appropriated 70 ire
superintendent OF pa0lie property. out q any
money IN The state treasury nos otherwise appgn-
prsted sun suleleE = meet the requirements
section T. This act shalt tage effect AMI he in
force from and after ils passage aHd publication.
AupF5Fed February * lesy
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Published Ffsreh .. 1880.
rEr nrss - -

AN ACT authorizing the Chicago. s.. Paul ana
Minneapolis Railway company to abandon. I'M
DER certain conditions, that portion OF It's Itll-
way lying between North Wisconsin JaActpp
and the 81. CrOix lake.
tn people OF the state OF Wisconsin, represented
in senate and assembly do enact a. foiIowsi
Section ]. The Chicago. 81. Paul and Minneapolis
railway company IS hereby authorized and empow-
cred to abandon that portion OF its railway lying
between North Wisconsin, unction and the StCToik
lake and to take up aud remove the track or any
part thereof therefFom, upon acquiring erIna-
nent right TO oecapy and use between said points
Tor all the purposes of its Business. a railway
owned or led by any other Runway conpa-
nv constructed upon more direct route.
section z. This act shall take effect and be in
force from and after is passage and publication.
Approved March lisa
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

Soain gives a minister plenipcteniiary
5000 ner year, while iavorite bull
lighter receives $50, coo; but then we'd
rather plenipotensh for that county for
a doHar day and board Than fight
bulis;at any rrice = Modern Aoe.
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from Rev. ]. E. Rankin, d. d.

June 10th, 1873 the Rev. J. z. Rankin, d. D., OF
known of several persons who regarded themselves
as greatly benefited and some Of them as perma-
nenty cured Of diseases of the kidneys and urinary
Of Charlotte n. Y. have known, too, OF tts use
in simiHr cases By physicians Of the highest c1ar-
acter and standing. i do NOS donbt that 1t has
great virtue" In previous communication 70
The Cangrega tioualis DR. Ran kin referred at length
to the beneficial treatment of q case in his on a
family, pronounced Bright's Disease by six phy-
sicians, with the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure, and
said: ss1his treatment want, ia the interest Of
humanity, to a~Serlbe and commend"
IN June Minister Moves will start
from Paris for the United States.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

TBE new bonnet Is closely allied 70
former fashions. hcing either Of the
poke poky or Of the Ithatcned-cottage
styles.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

TEMP RANCE people who are met at
every turn with the assertion that IN
wine. growing countries there Is no
drunkenness, will take special, but it
is hoped regretful, interest in the state
ments OF writer in the London Gentle
mans Magazine, who says: Again and
again at hotel tables l have seen chill
dren scarcely more than babies suffering
distinctly from alcohol. 1t is, as trav-
elers in France know, the custom in
all districts south Of the Loire to supply
wine gratis at two meals, breakfast and
dinner, at which the residents in
hotel eat in company. Repeatedly, then,
in the hotels in French watering places,
have watched children Of five years
old and upward supplied by their
mothers with wine enough vislbly TO
flush and excite them. At Stables d'Olon-
ne one little fellow, whose age could not
be more than six, drank at each of two
consecutive meals three tumblers of
wine slightly diluted with water. The
result was on each occasion that he
sprawled over the table, and ended by
putting his head in his mothers lap and
falling asleep"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-03-18

cAUtksJA q III tAiE SCtlttt41 VI 49, 80 tN+a<A
TO deposit certain Indian trust funds in
the United States treasury in lieu Of in
yestnent was passed. The morning
hour was dispensed with, aud Mcmahon
reps,pted back the deficiency appropra.
tor bin fi0m the appropriation COM
mlt>ce The committee recommended an
amendment appropriating 100000 for
the payment of fees and expenses TO {.
S. na9rshals and their general deputies
for SIC present fiscal year, thus making
the ,tal amount appropriated by bill
81 ,gss5 $50. The house went into com
mittce ofthe whole on this bill and when
the committee rose the house adjourned
10 Monday.
National Republican., 1880-08-16

ent gold standard monetary system Of Ger
many. The author substantially says that
the existing financial depression Of the
country can only be relieved by return to
tho bi-metallic system in the remonetiza-
tion Of silver. He alludes to the prosper
Gus condition of France and of the United
States as examples of the wisdom of this
course He urges that Germany needs adj
ditional currency to develop her domestic
resources and quicken the depressed indus
tries of the country. This theory is receive
ing fresh adherents among the best fluan-
cial minds, and it is regarded as more than
probable that bill will be introduced and
carried through at the next session of the
reichstag providing for q return to the BIZ
metallic system
National Republican., 1880-08-16

of in taxable property, the aggregate
being nearly fifty millions of dollars, or 30
per cent, in ten years. Here we have the
strangest anomaly ever presented to the
American political economist--a state OF
the union increasing in population at the
rate of 35 per cent in ten years while de-
oreasing in wealth ut nearly corresponding
ratio.
Extending the same observation to the
whole south we are struck with the fact
that the energies called out have been en-
tirely reproductive of population. It's cities
have contributed little to the foreign COM
merce. Orthe $l35, 100000 received from the
customs during the last fiscal year only
$2,300,000 was collected in southern ports.
Its manufactures have hardly swelled the
internal revenue receipts; out of SIG .S00,-
900 of these, the southern states only paid
S20,300,00O. The total tonnage engaged
in the internal aud coastwise trade is
2,6S7000 tons, of which 242, ,5i5 was owned
in the southern states. The total number of
freight cars owned in the United States in
1879 was 423,O13 of which number
3l,2is were employed on railroads in
the southern states. The showing in
manuf ctures will be equally unfavor-
able, and even in her principal in.
dustry, agriculture, the south will lag far
behind the northern states heretofore com.
pared with her. According to the last
report of the comptroller of the currency,
the total discounts of the entire country on
October 9, 1879, were Ss7S,O0O,OO0, of which
Sl6,OOO,000 was of banks in the southern
states. The total amount of circulation of
the state and national banks on that day
was S31l, 100000, of which $23,000,000 was
issued by banks of the southern states.
The total deposits in savings banks during
the six months ending March 81, 1875, were
S7s3,OOO,OO0, of which $2,j0O,OO0 was de-
posted in banks in the southern states.
From the latest report Of the commissioner
of education it appears that the total in
come for public schools was Ss7,00O,OOO, of
which SS5OO,0O0 was contributed by the
southern states.
From these statistics it will be seen that
we are asked to believe that n rapidly in
creasing population has stood relatively
still in all other respects 1t is not credi-
BILE.
National Republican., 1880-08-16

RETRIBUTIoN seems likely to fall upon
the democratic party for its denunciation
of General HANCOCK and Others who tool;
part in the execution of Mrs. SURRATT
At catholic fair at Port Huron, Mich,
last week, gold-headed cane was awarded
by popular vote to General GARFIELD, he
receiving higher vote than HANCOCK and
all other candidates combined. The blows
democrats struck at HANCOCK in 1865 have
recoiled upon their own heads.
National Republican., 1880-08-16

would be wiped out aud no more gangs Of
revenue officers would be securing tho coun-
try, shooting me n in the back while running
for their lives and numbering them in cold
blood, and thon bo turned loose by federal
judge without authority Of law" After this
the learned doctor should certainly be returned
to congress by even larger majority than
before, and one that, by way Of variety,
q should bc legitin,ota
National Republican., 1880-08-16

THE Italian government proposes to tax
titles and honorary decorations hereafter
Princes are to pay $4,000 for their titles, and
so on down through the ranks, A similar
law prevails in England, but the tax on
coats-ofarms is very insignificant expense
compared with the Italian scheme. We
suggest this TO some democratic reformer as
method by which the whisky tax can be
reduced without loss TO the revenue. Let
him introduce bill to tax the wearer ol
The title of General 800 per year, Colonel
$50, Major $50, q Captain S25, The pref <
Hon. ought to be taxed at the same rate rs
General, while Governor, we think, could
be safely placed at $3.50. If This bill should
become law the tax on whisky might be
brought down TO twenty-five cents n gallon
and the revenue remain the same, Tho
solid south might kick n little against this
law, but the prospect Of cheap whisky would
carry 1t through.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
INDIANA sURRENuERs TO PORTER

The democratic managers have become
convinced that Indiana is lost TO them.
The supreme court decision throwing the
election back to October, in face of the
amendment adopted by $4,000 majority of
the people; the blunder of LANDERs' nomi-
nation and the increasing unpopuarity of
ENGLISH, have given the state TO the re
publicans beyond question. Should the
election take place on October II and the
verdict be decisive republican victory,
the effect upon the elections in November
would be simply disastrous to the democrats.
1t would probably decide the result in New
York and Connecticut, AND might even give
to GARFIELD North Carolina and Florida. To
prevent such catastrophe the democratic
managers again call for help from their
seryile supreme court, and the judges will
be called upon this week to undo the worl,
done just before the Cincinnati convention
met. The court will hear arguments for n
reopening of the constitutional amendment
case. Just as was the case with the de-
cision declaring the amendment not car
ried it is now known beforehand what will
be the decision of the court-the former
/ decision will be reversed and the amend
ments will be declared to have been legally
adopted. This will throw the state elec-
ton over to November, and the party else
where will be protected from the crushing
blow of republican victory in October
This is clear confession of defeat before
the event Its effect upon the future o
the canvass in the state will undoubtedly
be to dishearten the democratic workers
and enliven the republicans We have
always said that the republicans could
generally safely trust for success to demo.
cratic blunders, Certainly the history OF
politics nowhere presents more remark,
able series of blunders than can be read in
the record of the Indiana canvass of 1880
Take Indiana out Of the doubtful column
GARFIELD will have plurality of $1,000
and 5000 over all in November.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

The swim iron steamer,
JOHN w. THOMPSON,
Captain John H. Wood built expressly for the Poto-
mhc river business leaves Slxth-street wharf every
MONDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY at
o'clock a. m, making the principal landings Ia the
river Fare and heights at lowest rates.
B. J. ACCINELlY, Agent,
iulgtf Siythstreel Wharf
National Republican., 1880-08-16

POLITICAL and financial circles in Ger,
many are excited by the publication Of Il
series Of articles by Herr DEcKEND, presi-
dent Of the Imperial bank, against the pres
National Republican., 1880-08-16
r GUITAR, PIANO, ETC.,

n11y]" THROW PHYsIC TO THE DOGS; I'll
~ NONE OF IT." common-sense cure for
errors OF youth, seminal weakness eruptons on the
face, &C., by one who has made IL u study. Pamphlet
containing full instructions for 25 cents; no other
costs. Address LOCK BOX 63b, Washington, u. G.
National Republican., 1880-08-16

THE Tammany state committee has
issued q call for state convention of the
New York KELLY democracy at Albany OH
September 8. The withdrawal of the JOHN
KELLY electoral ticket was secured by
promises from the TILDEN democrats in
regard to the New York city offices, which
have been utterly repudiated since by the
re gulars. The hates of years cannot be set
aside by gush over HANCOCK. The split is
as wide as ever.
National Republican., 1880-08-16
STEAMBOAT LANES.
E,on POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGs.
NORFOLK And NEW YORK
STEAN WI EHgS.

The new and commodious iron I6Espre.
Steamer kIBkSSHAae
LADY OF THE LAKE a822slklSf9ltib
Captain r. f. Baldwin.
leaves her Wharf, foot OF Sixth street, on MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS and FHtDAIS, Mt $50 y. M. for
Norfolk, touching at Plney Point, Point Lookout and
Old Point mnkiA close connections at Norfolk with
Boston, New York and ltichmond steamers also
with Senboard and Roanoke railroad goiny south
Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tuesday. Thursday
aud Saturday at y. IN.
Fare to Boson.....S so New York;. .... s. 70
Meals and Stateroon included.
Fare to oRichmoud....st2i Round Trip.....
Fare TO NorlOlk....si 90 ltonnd Trp.........si 50
Every attention paid TO The comfor, of passeng gcrs
and freight handled with care.
DINING-RoOM ON MAIN DECK.
Tickets anh staterooms can be secured at General
Office, 6i3 Fifteenth street
For freight rates, etc, apply to b J. ACCINELLY,
agent, Sxth.street Wharf.
STEAMERS FOR NEV YORK
The Steamers f. q KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON
alternately leave Pier Al. East River, New York,
saturday, NJ p. M; Georgeiown, At | y. M. Mon
days aud Alexandria snme day. For freight r,'lss,
etc apply 10 II. r. A. DENllAM, agent, 50 Water
street, Georgetown, or q. =. LOWELL, President
lil6 street, nenr Wards Hotel
National Republican., 1880-08-16

The men who formerly stole the pro
ceeds of the black mans labor see now nc
wrong in stealing his vote.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-24
WHOLESALE PRICE cpRRENr

These figures represcnt-only Wholesale pri'
ecs. AT retailing ernNeesobtain. =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-24
Homicide in Russell.

on the 18th Inst. in New Garden
Russell county, while working the road
Henry Ball, u young man was Killed by
Henry Miller, his successful rival IN n
love affair. Miller had succeeded In
marrying the young lady who had re-
Iertcd Bail. II seems The matter was
rather triumphanlly alluded TO by Mil
ler, who had year previously kicked
Ball, when the latter said he could whip
him, that the former could not kick him
now. miller Is mld to have struck Ball
IN the head with the handle of road
scrapcr he was using, knocking him
down aud then striking him twice IN
the side with II. Ball got up md with
some assistance walked nearly u mile to
his grand-niothcr's Miller fed, but
was pursued aud next day captured,'--
lie Is now In Jail. Dali commenced
vomiting blood pretty soon and died IN
eight hours. Miller is sald to have been
n pcaceablc, good citizen, while II Is said
Bail was rather lighting character,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-08-24

Mr. A. B. Carr, of that magnificent
dry goods house, }, r. Anderson &. Co.
will leave for New York tomorrow
morning. He will purchase largely
Our friend Aaron is noted for his taste
and skill in selecting goods, therefore a
choice stock may be expected.
Miss Ella w. Cabaniss, of Hopkins
vile, Ky, teacher of music and calls
themes, arrived yesterday morning.
She comes highly recommended, and we
bespeak for the school liberal patron-
DR.. J.A. Dickey, of the City Drug
Store has just returned from business
trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York and Wilmington, Del. He pur-
chased a splendid stock. III ,lW8 /
Mr.. Jos. L. King has returned from
the eastern cities. 9 He purchased a nice
stock Of books.
Gen. mboden, of Wise, and Mr.. Jer-
ONE Duff are at the Va. House, eA
Mr.. a. S. Gump, the clothier, return
ed last Friday with splendid lot of
clothing and furnishing goods. y
Rev. Mr.. Lowrance, Methodist minis
ter of Starkyille, Miss. has been in town
a week, the guest of President Hearon.
Mr.. r. c. Harris, of Fairview, Va,
and Mr.. j. M. Harris, of osborne's Ford,
returned last week from New York with
fine stocks Of goods.
Maj. York continues to improve.
Mr.. J. e. Aiken, of La, after spell
of typhoid fever, is visiting his friends
in town. 1880 'ca: nl'
Mr.. Rupert Nukolls of Salt Lake City,
Utah, is in town after tour in Grayson.
Mr.. r. G. Phillips, a lawyer of Yad-
kin, N. c., has been spending week
with his brother, DR.. w. NJ. Phillips, at
Wallace's, and DR.. Phillips and lady
have now gone with him on visit to NC,
Messrs. Jonas and JAS. Kelly have
gained, in the Supreme Court, their
heavy suit with Chas. Smith, of Russell
Miss Ella Crockett, of Pulaski, is Wis
ting Mr.. j. L. Crockett's family.
Correction.-In personal notice of Mr..
Richard Huddleston of Bedford county,
Va, week or two ago, we stated that
he was Il son-in-law of Col. Jno. 0yler.
We should have said brothcr-in-law.
Mr.. j. c. Sammons of Taylorsville
called to see us this morning, and will
act AS our agent in procuring subscri-
beers for the Netcs.