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Revolutionary.

Revolutionary.
At Washington, July 9th, there was O
large and noisy Breckenridge demonstra.
ton. The Dispatch says, there were al
least 1900 clerks and government employ
ees out, splitting their threats for the ticket
of the seceders Mr.. Buchanan was sere-
naded, and made speech for Breckenridge,
Lane, and Southern hot-heads, pronounce
ing the regular Convention at Baltimore
Revolutionary"
We reckon Mr.. Breckenridge, and his
purchased government hackers, will find
that revolutions never 60 backwards" be-
fore the 10th of November. How pitiable
it is to see the President of this great Re-
public on the stump, assisting in a work
which, but for the integrity of the masses,
would result in the overthrow of the party
that has given him all the position he has
acquired. General jackson starred the
name of Pennsylvania Democrat as
"treacherous," and it was once urged that
Buchanan was the man. If Hickory were
now alive, he would have no occasion to
use II 4 X 6
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TAX INTEREsT.-John w. Cattell the
Auditor Of Iowa writes to Judge Burdick,
of DEBORAH, that Treasurers are authorized
to collect 25 per cent on delinquent taxes up
to July LIST 1860, and after that 10 only, or
per cent per month. We find the state
ment in the DEBORAH Republic.
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Items.
Hon. c. w. Cathcart, of LaPorte Co.,
Ind, is chosen as the opponent of Colfax
Mr.. Cathcart is one of the most popular
men in the State. 1t is reported that
Tom Ford, Of Ohio, has decided to go for
Douglas. Ford was the Republican Lieut..
Governor of the State and is the next
best stumper to Corwin. He objects to
vote ticket having at the electoral head
HAssAREUK, of Cincinnati, the editor of the
German infidel paper of that city. Has
sareuk, seven years ago in controversy with
Elliot, of the Oh. advocate, took ground
against legal marriages, Sunday observance
and many other institutions which the
American people cherish. We do not
know what his opinions are now, but il
the same as then, he is a bad man to
follow.
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tg@ 1t is stated that no half-fare ar
fragments will be made to visit the Great
Eastern, and that after this year Of 1860,
halEfare tickets will be stopped entirely
throughout the Union.
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QUA writer to the Press G Tribune,
from Clifton ILL.,, in complaining of the
"kidnapping' of a couple of slaves by their
Southern owners, calls them "my William"
and Mr.. Kingman's joint The ownership
Of the writer and of Mr.. Kingman seems to
he pretty broadly assumed.
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~ Hon. Alexander II. Stephens of
Georgia, it is said, has announced his inten-
ton to take the stump for Douglas. Ste
phens is one of the most influential states
men of the South, and his prompt and
efficient action secures the electoral vote of
Georgia for the "Little Giant"
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Governors Crews.

Governors Greys.
This splendid corps of Dubuque citizen
soldiers will make an excursion from Du.
buque to st. Paul, on the Hawkeye State
July 23d.
We are under very great obligations tc
the committee having the management in
charge, for an invitation to join the excur.
sionists. 1t would afford us much plea.
sure to accompany the party and share the
enjoyment of a summer trip on the grea,
river with so distinguished a Company, but
a printing office is so much like a Jail that
there is no telling when one can get out o.
Thence we cannot promise to be ready
for the ride. Thank you, gentlemen, 70,
the courtesy
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READ.-We invite the special attention
of our readers to the able and satisfactory
speech Of Hon. H. V. JOHNSON, the Demo-
cratic Vice Presidential nominee 1t may
be found on the outside Of this sheet.
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NEW PAPER.-We are in receipt of the
Gazette new paper published at Mitchell,
Iowa, by G. W. Dunlap. 1t is six columns
in size, Republican in politics and makes a
very neat appearance. Mr.. Dunlap has
purchased of l. B. Parker the office of the
Mitchell Republican, and the Gazette takes
the place Of that paper.
The North Iowa Observer of Fayette, of
which we spoke last week, is before us, and
credtable paper it is, too. Shannon is at
home in the editorial department, and our
young friend CRUzAN knows how to do the
press work. The Observer we class as SEN
sidle Republican--many papers on that side,
like the fire-eating sheets of the South are
little better than incendiary in character.
If their influence were equal to their impru-
dence the confederacy would not last twelve
months.
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Home Matters.

Home Matters.
There is to be r. r. meeting at North
McGregor this week. Rumor has it that a
proposition from the Iowa Company has
been accepted by responsible parties East,
and that we may calculate on resumption
Of work on the line this Fall. q. The
Democratic and Republican clubs of Nc
Gregor meet on alternate Saturday evenings
at Mozart Hall. Odell made speech on
last Saturday night and we are informed he
noticed the Times quite extensively. The
influence of Elijah, since his somersault, is
SO unfelt on this community that it is vast
ing space to say anything about him. The
Republicans require him to make frequent
speeches as proof that he is in earnest. ..
Fox's new brick block is going right up.
Its elevation above Evans block does not
look well. The work on Ann street is
progressing finely. A carriage way is now
completed from the head of the street down
to the Methodist Church, and few days
more labor will complete the cross street
west of Flanders by Scotts residence to.
wards Brick-kiln coules. .Norcross &
Davis, formerly of Erie, Pa, have taken the
City Hotel, and are keeping it in good style
-. Merrill and DeBerard are in receipt Of
a stock Of Groceries. >. Kennedy has 9
first rate Family supply store. W. w
Allen is chief operator there he is full o.
the spirit Of accommodation Lane is ex
pecting a full assortment of goods from thu
East in few days. -. The Democratic ant
Republican clubs of McGregor have agreed
to have joint discussion, soon. Har
ding of the American, has reconstructed
the pavement in front of his Hotel. "Olt
Bilr' keeps things in motion about there
49,. Wilson has hung up large lamp il
front Of the BROAD Guage." If Wilson
couldn't be allowed to improve his property
or turn it round once month he would b.
"sick-abed" Geo. L. Scott has got hi.
Ticket Office covered with signs pointing Il
all the r. r. lines in America. Buy you
tickets of him when you are bound East.
Prairie du Chen gardeners are selling greer
corn to our housekeepers. Waugh ane
Fuller keep all the luxuries of the season
at their City Restaurant. :. . Harvesting i'm
plements by the hundred are being haulet
out of town to meet the demands Of tn
country. No such crop has ever been seer
as now burthens Iowa and Minnesota, Yves
and Northwest of this place.
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CoNTRADIcTIoN.-Our city was painfully
agitated last week on receipt of the Mil
waukee dalies announcing the death, by In.
dian ambuscade, of our late fellow citizen
WIN. A. HAWKINS, now of Pixies Peak.
BY paragraph in the Sentinel Of a late
date we are confidently led to hope that the
report of Mr.. H.'s death is unfounded.
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aGREGOK, JULY 49,, ::::: 1860
Zlvaulkee and Mississippi Railroad
0reckinridge.

Z Col. Heath, P. NJ, at Dubuqe, favors the
smcs Office with Dubuque "7imes Ex-
"a" containing copy of the proceedings
1.-THE so-called "National'' Democrats Of
tity. He also sends to the North Iowa
pamphlet copy Of an Address to
pocracy of Iowa, drawn up and
by himself as chairman of CON-
TEE appointed for that purpose. The
Of sending these papers is to get an
out Of the writer of this article, and
to intimate to him that his official
q Post Master at this place depends
the respectful consideration of Mr..
w dge's claims.
eath was delegate to the seeding
ion at Baltimore, and cast the four
of Iowa for Breckenridge. If any
er delegated the COL to do this
e have not yet learned it.
address to which his signature is
led abounds in mis-statements of so
character that l have no patience
them out. His assumption that
irdge is the regular nominee, par
of such sublime burlesque, that
q be ashamed to combat it.
String to make short story of this
fer, wish to say:-That l am Post
ter at McGregor-that the Office since
!. SO has been kept by me-that l have
Favored SO to manage it that every man
hem treated alike-that the office has
political engine for the further
my own or any other mans inter-
2 my oath Of office stipulates tsalty
Observation-Disclosures have been a
ized and open opponent of the Presi-
6rs Lecompton policy since its inception
bat | have repeatedly through my paper
|uested the Department to select my sue
Or, if it required partisan service Of
kind, and particularly of the Lecomp.
h kind-that have hoisted at the head
bf the North Iosoa Times, of which paper
am sole Proprietor, the names of DOUG
LAS and JOHNSON, the REGULAR NoM-
~EEs of the National Democratic Conven-
tion at Baltimore-that those honored
names will stay there till the election in
November-that the Administration has
not patronage enough in the State of Iowa
to purchase my self respect, or change my
convictions Of political duty.
All this is respectfully submitted, with
the profoundest regret that men can be
found in the ranks of the Democratic par
ty SO low as to become the public and un-
|pistakable tools of Government faction,
khich, unfortunately for the country, yields
e Treasury of the United States to satiate
vengeance against statesman, whose
Rhly sin is that he could neither be bribed
br frightened into base sacrifice of the
iorious doctrine of Popular Rights. "If
This be treason, make the most Of itr'
A.. P. RICHARDSON,
Post Master at McGregor.
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g. r. RENICF,
attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office the State Bank,
NcGREGOR, IOWA.
July Is, 1S6Otf
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
VIM. Day, Of the Cincinnati Type Foun-
dry, Mcbride, Of the Gutenberg Register,
Whitman, of the Detroit & Mil Railway,
Major Herman, of Fayette county, and
many other public men from abroad did us
the honor to call at the Office, the past
week.
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UnsOphi sticated.

UnsOphisticated.
The Daily Wisconsin, of July 18th, in a
short article headed "Lincoln's True Poll
cy," gives utterance to as pleasant a pro
programme as we have seen. POTTER, the
excellent assistant editor of the Wis, ought
to be appointed Chairman of the Nationa1
Committee. proclaim his admiration, "
and received as compliment" are decid-
edly felicitous:
GAN that is necessary to secure the cleo.
ton of Lincoln, is to make sure of the vote
of the State of New York TO obtain this
vote should be the chief concern of the
Republican party, and nothing would be
more etfectual towards this end, than fol
Lincoln to proclaim his admiration of Sew.
ards last great speech on the Kansas ques.
ton, and his determination to be guided by
the sentiments which it embraces. This
would be received as a compliment by
Seward and his friends, and would secur,
great many votes from the conservativ,
party. 1t would disarm the South of q
portion Of its animosity, and even if i
should not keep the election from going t.
the House, it might be useful if it did,
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Homeopathy for the People!

the request of several citizens Of McGregor the
"A subscribers have sent assortment of cases con-
tanning remedies for the OF Families and Travellers
They may be had ut the Hardware Store of Mr.. G. c.
CONE The cases are of various sizes from 10 and
30 remedies with book TO each Prices from
81, so to ST. The book is written plainly that any
person OF common judgment can select suitab RENE.
dies fer ordinary complaints. Anything in tn line Of
Homeopathic Pharmacy Medical Books can be had
by addressing j. s. DOUGLASS & Co
Homeopathic Pharmacy, Milwaukee, Wis.
July Is, 1860 w3tf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MONEY LOSTI

OST at Rogers & Safford's Warehouse, on Tues
i day, July 18th, 1860, Bladder Money Purse,
containing ST., in tens, SIS and 3s in bills. Ths
finder will enquire at the Times Office.
JACOB LEUY.
McGrtgor, July II, 1s60w1
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The EcLIpsE.-This show takes place
TO-DAY 0sth.) We got the wrong figure
IN the Times last week.
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Ulster Co., New York, recently poisoned
their companions and ran off.
If Tommy the yellow japanese be.
witched all the young aristocratic maidens
of A merica what will the Prince of Wales
do?
st. Augustine was once asked "What the
Lord was doing before the creation of the
world ?" He replied creating hell 70,
inquisitive people,"
The President has asked Victoria if heI
son may call and see him. The Queen
says he may; he will drop all royal
state and travel as Lord Renfrew. The
Prince has probably indicated Breckenridge
as his choice!
At Syracuse on the 18th August the De.
mocracy of New York meet to form an
electoral ticket.
The celebration Of the 18th at Denver
was grand affair.
Carl Shurz says the great danger to the
success of Lincoln is the entire security
felt by his followers. The Madison Owls. }
journal innocently says "such apprehen-
sions are felt" Apprehensions that they
will be beaten! We reckon 60.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrews, of Delevan Wis,
have got into more trouble at that place--the
lady undertaking to punish Doctor Devan.
dorf for alleged defamation.
Mr.. Wizard was in st. Paul last week ex.
planning his Ice-navigation theory to the
people there. Mr.. Wizard will go to Russia
in the Spring to arrange with the Autocrat
for the establishment of ice-boat lines on
the rivers Of that cold country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
The General Result

We have delayed the publication of our
paper this week one day in order to give
the fullest election news WITHIN our power:
We are enabled to Chr icl. the election of
Lincoll and Hamlin y the people, they
having every Northern State excepting
New Jersey. The latest accounts from
there state that she has gone Union by
about 1000 majority, but as straight
Douglas ticket was run t is thought posi-
BILE that four Of the Republican electors
may be chosen Douglas has not carried
a single State Breckenridge and Bell
have carried everything that has not gone
for Lincoln We cannot undertake to give
majorites, but it looks as though Pennsyl-
vania has given Lincoln at least 10000
maj, New York 10000, Illinois $4,000,
New Hampshire 10000, Connecticut o.
900. Maine 5000, Rhode Island 4, 500,
and that other States haze done as well in
proportion. The victory is complete.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09

Since Mrs. G. commenced using De Land &
Cos Saleratus, she declares that her husbands
expression OF countenance has wonde. fully i'm
proved. She says that the difference in the
quality Of the bread, pastry, &c, has undoubt
edly effected this desirable condition of temper
on the part Of Mr.. C. Good, sweet wholesome
bread, she believes, has very perceptible and
gratifying effect upon the disposition De Land
& Co.'s Saleratus is manufactured at Fairport,
Monroe Co.. N. Y 1t is sold by most grouers
and storekeepers, and can be bought at whole
sale from the principal grccers.
Sold at wholesale by the wholesale dealers in
Chicago and Milwaukee,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
5pefiol Notices.
RELIEF IN TEN MLNL7TE,0
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PULMONIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1887 and first
article OF the kind ever introduced under the name
OF Pumonic Waters, in this or any other eountrv.
all other Pulmonc Waters are counterfeits The pen
ulne can be known by the name BRYAN being st.mnaa
each wafer.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Threats. Hoarsepess
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
heheVe Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
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Are Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions.
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Are adapted for Vocalists and ppb1;o c1
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Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting c,-.
Bryan's Pumonc Waters
are warranted to give satisfaction to everv or
No family should be without hoy of
bryan Pulmonic Waters in the house
No traveller should be without s,,rn1r
VI DRY an Fuimonlc Waters in his pocket
No person viii ever object to give for
bryan sPulmonic Waters Twenty Five Cents
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester
Soid by Geo. c. Wainwright and VIM G. For,t,;
"a'er'o"h, and all good Druggists. lgyl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
Items of Election News.

The Republicans elect all their Congress
men in Massachusetts except Burlingamc
Speaker Pennington is reported as beat
en- for Congress in New Jersey by small
majority.
The democrats elect all their Congress
men in New York city. Corning, dem. is
elected in the Albany district.
The Chicago Tribune claims that the
Republicans have majority in both branch
es Of the Legislature in Hin is, thus secu
ring tie election Of Rep. Z. S. Senator
Dodge county elects four Rep. and two
Dem. Members of Assembly.
Andrew E. Elmorc, ''the Sage of Muk
wanago," is beaten for the Assembly i.
Waukesha eouGty.
Washington county elects two Rep
Members Of the Assembly
Brown county gives only 500 Dem. maj
AID elects Rep. Member of Assembly.
Col. Atwood, of the Madison Journal
Is elected to the Assembly from the Mad.
son district
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09

Kellogg, the Artist, has re-
turned from the Fair, where took the Premium
on pictures, and those who have pictures which
are covered with speeks or streaks, or whom
their friends cannot recognize, will do well to
call on Kellogg over the Bank of Watertown.
and get them re-taken. as it will cost bu tri-
ne- Having permanently located in the city,
and lifted up rooms in the best style, he is pre-
pared to wait on his numerous customers in tho
best style of any in the city
1t will cost nothing to sit for your picture if
you are not suited, as acU let nothing qo er-
c+pt 1t be good and gUes satisfaction. Remember
the place over the Bank ofWatertown.
J. d. KELLOGG
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
Inc Great English lsemedy.
SIR JAMES CLARKEs
Celebrated Female Pills

n FfRarsa from 01fscr7tion Of SIR J. Clarke N,
IL 4 "y'tcf"H Extraordinary to the Cuec,v
Ihls invaluable medicine is nnfaing in the .,,rs -
all those painful and dangerous ea es to which tb
female constitution is subject. 1t moderates al, or,
cesses and removes all distractions. and a sne.d
cure may be relled on
10 MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited twill
IN snort time, bring the monthly periods with
regularity Each BOTTLE price 81 90 bears the Gov,
ernment Stamp of Great Britain to prevent counter
feits A'ei
tAoI10N-These Pills should not be taken bv
ehaleS during the First Three Months of Pregnancy
as they are sure to bring Miscarriage but at an,
ether time they safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affection pt
III the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertop.
Palplta5ion of the Heart Mysteries and Whites tbss
Fliis VIII effect care when all other means have
1aiied and although powerful remedy do not con-
tam IRON, calomel anthony, anything hurtful to
the constitution. Full directions in the pamphlet
around each package, which should be carefully pre-
served sole Agent for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES, Qate I. c. Baldwin L Co.,
Rochester, n. Y.
~ B'-SI,0O and six postage stands enclosed to any
authorized Agent, will insure a bottle containing 80
nus ny return mail. Sold by Geo. q. Wainwright
ana william C. Fountain, WATERFOWL.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
The State.

Wisconsin has given Lincoln a majority
OF eighteen or twenty thousand. Potter
is reelected to Congress in the First dis.
trlet by about twenty five hundred Han
chett is elected i'll the Second district By
about ten thousand, and Judge Sloan in
the Third district by something like four
thousand, The Assembly must be largely
Republican.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09

DODGE CoUNTY.-Tbe latest news we
have from Dodge county indicates the cleo
ton Of the entire Demo ratio tick 1T except
Halliger, Boeing and Prentiss. the Repub-
lican candidates for Clerk of the Board,
Treasurer and Register. 81 ans majority
10 about 100.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09
Jefferson County IN the LEGISLATURE

~ 711o I1@oiSIettuI g.
The Members of Assembl, elect from this
county are j D. Petrie, Rep. in the First
district; H. B. Willard. Rep. in the Sec
ond district; Theodore Prentiss, Dem in
the Third district; Samuel Hayes Dem.
in the Fourth district, and Sterling NJ.
Cone, Dem. in the Fifth district. E.
Montgomery, Rep. is elected Senator by a
large majority.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-09

We do not wish to make any invidi-
Gus distinctions as between the different
towns in this county and the vote they gave
last Tuesday, but we trust we will be par
dored for saying that special credit should
be awarded to the Republicans of Kosir-
konong and Jefferson for the manner in
which they must have worked in order to
bring about the gratifying result they ac-
complished.
In koshkonorg, where two years ago
we had an average majority on our county
ticket of "a, our lowest candidate n w
gets majority of III and the highest
lo6. Nothing but hard work could ave
produced such change, and the Republi-
cans of that town should ever be held in
grateful remembrance by their brethren
elsewhere for so glorious an achievement.
In Jefferson. the Democrats now onlv
get an average majority of 90, while two
years ago it was $50. The same spirit
must have prevailed there among our
friends that existed in Koshkonong. 1t
Is not the spirit that VIC are told flowed
so copiously on the other side, but was
more etfcctual and told with greater force
than that used by the Democracy. When
we come to make up our political jewels,
we shall by all means go among the Re-
publlcans Of Jefferson and Koshkononp to
find them
Aztalan, Concord and some other towns
also did the handsome thing, and should
not be overlooked. They are entitled 20
a good share of the credit for the glorious
victory over which we are at present re-
Joicing. Let the glory, Of which there is
so much, be fairly divided among us all.