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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

To PURCHASERS bespeak attention to
the Busine ss Columns on our third page.
No can to make good purchases, in
any department, without knowing what is in
the market, and having the whole field to Sc
lect from. By this means useless regrets
may be prevented. A considerable portion
Of money may be saved by a judicious course
n this repect. Therefore, we repeat, read
the advertisements, nor deem yourself too
wise to need to do thus.
COOP, BETTER, BEST, may well be said of
the;varied and choice fruits and other luxu-
ries to be had at the establishment of friend
Brook. He is bounded by no cline, nor coun-
try, but lays the whole world under contri-
button, to minister to the most fastidious of
tastes. Woe to the unlucky man who has no
money-once in this well stored museum if
he, does not steal, through overpowering
temptation, then set him down as possessing
q Urge share of self government.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

The most exquisite material things are
usually Of short continuance, and this IS the
case especially with strawberries. Therefore
it is all the more important, that it be gener-
ally known, that Mr.. j. Prentice can furnish
this delicious fruit fresh from the vines. See
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

From our Office window we involuntarily
saw the too common spectacle of man, made
in the Divine image, intoxicated. Our worthy
Marshal, Mr.. Hanes, very correctly judged
that this Son of the Green Isle had already
exhibited himself too long, and, therefore, ad-
monished him to close the performance. To
this he objected, and dill not consent to do SO,
until he had fully tested the superior strength
Of the marshal, who afterwards, kindly bade
him depart a wiser man, to sin no more, we
hope Mr.. Hanes has our sympathy in Civ
ing reproofto all such persons as openly VIC
late the law; and we hope he viii always do
it as dlscreehy as in this case. If the tempt
ed and halting fear nothing else, it viii be
well for them to fear the Marshal, who, we
doubt not, has the support Of all good eiti-
zens, in preserving order.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

THASKs.-The gentlemen who have aided
US by their very liberal amount of advertis
ing, which we present in our first number,
will please accept our most sincere thanks.
We shall remember them, and trust they will
have no reason to hereafter regret their lib
crafty in this particular.
The work On the new Episcopal House Of
Worship is rapidly progressing and will soon
be completed. The slips are all in, the walls
are completed, except painting, and the base
of the granting has been laid. It is a beau
tiful edifce, both externally and internally,
aud probably is not excelled by any church
edifce in this part of the state. We learn
that it is to be dedicated in the course Of a
few weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
JefTerson County Circuit Court.

EHos < HALL, pI'fs. Att;ys. " DA-i'
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

The reader will please excuse any defects
he may discover in our first number, which
may be attributed to the unsettled and
derangad condition of our Office, during the
first few days of It's issue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

An Irishnan named Campbell, who was
drowned in Milwaukee, on Monday last, was
brought to this city on Tuesday and in
tered on the day following.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

Now is the time to build; because material
can be bought at figure SO much lower than
prices three years ago. To test this truth,
those in want of lumber should call upon
Messrs. Bray, Tolman, d Co., at the Milwau-
kee Depot See their advertisement.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

One of the decidedly best hotels we have
ever met in the West, or any other section of
country, is kept in this city by j. B. Van
alstine, Esq, of the Exchange. Main street.
If the former jewellers of New England re-
member how the secured floors and pantry
shelves, occupied by the housewives of the
East, used to appear, they may have faint
idea of the exquisite cleanliness and even
fragrance, which pervade this house, from
cellar to garnet. Not one half Of mankind
know what clean house is and such we
would recommend to learn of this rare speci-
men. Of the fine table we would say, that
the fare has been such, that only weeks
board has quite rejuvenated US; and we hope
that another will make US young again. Il
you want to be at tip top house, 60 to the
Watertown Exchange.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15

Last Sunday night, between eleven and
twelve, several persons showed unmistakable
signs of having improved the sacred day
more in SHINING than repenting. One man
near the Bank made loud and not very mu-
steal noise, greatly annoying to all lovers of
quiet
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-15
,TRAwBERRY FEsTIYAL.-The Ladies q

fTRAwBERRY FEsTIYAL.-The Ladies con-
nected with the Congregational Church and
society of this city, propose to give Straw
berry Festival on Tuesday evening next, at
Coles Hall-the proceeds to be applied, if
we understand the object Alright, to improve
ments upon the church edifce. We learn
that in years past many good work has
been accomplished through the labors Of
these ladies, and cannot but hope that their
present effort may be promptly seconded by
our citizens. Tickets 81 per couple.
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A.. ONTAN& K.

A. NJ O N TAN & b kOTH Il.
Choice Groceries and Liquors
WE HAVE RECEIVED FROM NEW
w York. per ship Sea Bell, the following lnvo'e
Of CHOICE LIQUORS ard GRocERiEs which We sel'on re'
sonable terms
y Pipe Brandy. &c. Freres"
Bbl Finest Old Bourbon Whisky.
" !" Rye do.
l.. "scotch do.
5doz. PocketPistol do.
S " Nimrod do.
4" st. Croix Rum.
Finest Old Brandy.
2Casks Muir's Scotch Ale in Jugs, GENUINE
8 do London Porter.
2 Cases boxers B,tters.
2 do Cherry Brandy.
doz Champagne Cider, "extra article
Is " Nut Negs.
IL g Olive Oil, in Pints
Cask Imperial French White Wine Vinegar
40 dog / ID Can %Jobsters.
8" i" =; Salmon.
-" /" Oysters
10 Cases Fine Salaeratus
40 doz Cayenne PEPPER.
2 Cases French Mustard.
4rase Turkish smoking Tobvcco, ''genuine
s Boxes New York Soap.
S Cases LAcour Matches
At A. MoNTAN K BRO.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1860-05-12
CAN'T COOK

1t is a sad defect when young
ladies are incapable of directing
their own servants !; shoes without
soles, or wristbands without a shirt,
are not more useless than one of
these. One day, shortly after his
marriage, a young merchant went
home, and seen no dinner ready,
and his wife appearing anxious and
confused, asked
whats the matter :"
"Nancy went off at ten o'clock
this morning, replied his wife land
the chanbermaid knows no more
about cooking a dinner than the
man in the noon."
"Couldn't she have done it W de-,
your direction Z inquired the hus-
band very coolly.
Under my direction2 l should
like to see a dinner cooked under
my direction"
Why So Z" asked the husband
in surprise: "you certainly do not
mean that you cannot cook a din
ner."
81 certainly do them" replied
the wife; show should l know any
thing about cooking"
The husband Was silent, but his
look Of establishment perplexed and
worried his wife. "Tou look very
much surprised" she said after a
moment or two had elapsed.
"And SO l am" he answered
as much surprised as l should be
at finding the captain of oneof my
ships nnaquained with navigation.
You don't know how to cook, and
the mistress Of a family! Jane, il
there is a cooking school anywhere
in the city, 60 to it aud complete
your education, for it is deficient
in very important particular.
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BULL IN THE SUGAR MARKET.


An enthusiastic hull in the sugar market
sends ~ the following, under the head o.
"e~on6dsntial :"-N. o. Picayw~e.
{ six-snd-s-quartsr. fair refining . slaughter,
lean show Il % plain ~ the Light,
Aad a. ready to prove, and can d, II by Jovel
That my theory . proper and right.
10 the CAST place, you know, BY CID cha"pom'er''
Louisiana 10 short just one-third. [show,
Yet sugars, b, thunder arc selling much under
:fTh-ir arst cost In New Orleans, 30 I've heard.
The Brazil crops como next, and I'm somewhat per
picked
TO state sosc just how much they're behind.
Lightly vs thousand tons, - the estimate runs,
10 . low calculation, you'l nnd.
I: 10 quite plain to see, that sesounts all agree,
From Cuba we get less than last year;
Porto Rieo's good crop will be under-no, stop
Will be just . shade our, hear.
We have money At Eve, ssd, - I'm alive.
It 10 much better there than u twelve:
For I know Of year, whom Sweets came very near
Layieg some Of 10 up on the shelf.
And wherever you 60, you'n ind storage quite low,
And your storing expsnsesq quite light
Then, TO give goods away, At the price Of to- day,
Don't appear most remarkably bright.
With these facts all combined, It 10 plain to my mind
That the market it's bottom has shown.
II Purchases may now rest. Lut ere long twill Thick
10 step up juss lire oess eli alone. :[best
Hs sensible man you will buy all you can,
7bday. at the price, for thou knowsst
That the best Of old rules tell " none but the fools
Get In At the highest and lowest.
In . hl-bloodsd Bull with this theme l am full,
And Am right, - you'll certainly 6nd
took good care to post my %oblising old host,
30 that he might Oil up with refined.
Nrsdnsrs we're quick, ADD up to = trick,
They'd put up half . cant ell around,
And then sfid to their price, they'd sell out 10 Z trice,
And could cell far ahead, I'll 10 bound.
lfyou have . poor friend. who ID on his beam end,
ADVISE hin to take . small dyer,
For ri bet dvs to one, ve will .con sss some ian.
Asdfsi' d three esats . pound higher.
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NOTICE.
Office Southern Mutual lnsu,.e.cxY
Baton Rouge, Feb'y. III, mnSl

O~'o" "o"ke, Feo'y. 4sa, IO0i
At 4 meeting Of the Board Of Disc.
held this day, it was Resalsed, To pay Sn-
cent. interest OF the outstanding Sem IN,
PER cent. to Stockholders on premiums 49,
them tor the year ending the lst Of Feb,,nrvv.
1860, and to declare . dividend Of lsty =
cent. IN the nett earned premiums Of The c..
Pa"y for the year ending 3ist January. lsa,
for which certificates will be issued - ~
after the lst day Of March next. ss9
II uas further Resoiued. To redeem he q.
standing Scrip for the year 1857, On pssssk
tation at the office of the Company.
o. The stockholders are he reby ustifA
that an election for Ten Directors and Fl,
teen Trustees, TO serve for the ensuing -.
will be held at the Office Of the Company, 4
Thsysdsy, tie 18Th day Of March. 1864.
F. E. HEBERT.
90. 1lsn, om. Secretary.
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e.
Baton Rouge Steam Ferry!

VNHE NEW STEAM FERRY BOAT ~ Nuk
i "SUNNY SOUTH y win leave Bsr
Winter mouths, and At 6 o'clek during thssan9s
and ply regularly during this day. An i.tesv.eaS
fifteen minutes will take place between TIE tipsn0
either side.
last trio. # .nn. ~. "a re,"si, ess m,.st,s ~
on the opposite side; after which, persons dsafeYG
crossiag before aunriae next morning viii 49,.
over in skins at double rates Of tsrriees, seoss0ee =
contract. 't.t"
~ No coutr.ets viii b made for Ns.iass IL.
year or quarter, but il order to suit the S6ovsssN.S
Of those whose suainfas or pleasure causes t1ess
quent crosstng Of either Themselves or seFv
passage Tickets" will b. sold ON the boat nee1L
ages of twenty-6vs Ter Four Dollars, being . Gsesss'
Of ttenty per cant. on the ESTABLISHED rates.
RICH,DN ARxHA4kC
nch14tyt .at ,ft 10 -. ,s.r Pre'sAeees.
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OF Bardesaues, ommitted 10 occa-
sion to disseminate this calumny,
accompanied with every epithet Of
contempt and detestation. At Oria
it was proclaimed from the throne
in the sounds of trumpets, follow,
ed by a decree prohibiting the use
of arms and the Arabic language
to the w~orshipers of the God OF
Nazareth, and and requiring them
thenceforth to wear girdles of
leather in token Of their obnoxious
creed. We meet with it in the
writings of Tacitus, a bitter and re-
lentless enemy to the Christians,
whom he styles outcasts Of the hu-
man race. 1t also alluded to in the
pages OF the contemporary fathers,
by whom it was repealed with vehe-
ment and irreprcssible Indignation.
The origin Of this monstrous inven-
ton is lost 70 us. There can be
little doubt, however, that it had
its foundation in the hatred with
which the disciples Of the pure
spiritual doctrine were invariably
regarded by the idolatrous nations
among whom they lived. But what
ever the source, the first rention
Of this calumny occurs in the re-
cords relating to the period inter
vening between the years 120 and
$50 Of our e'a, subsequent to which
epoch all trace of it disappears
Precisely during the same the room
in which the design was found con
structed. The place of the Caesars
on the Palatin, as you are aware,
was the growth Of successive reigns.
That part Of it which embraces the
chamber in question was built by
Hadrian, as the bricks of which it
is chiefly composed attest. They
are impressed with the names and
titles Of the consuls Pactinus and
Apronicanus. This coincidence
the prevalence Of the legend in the
years already mentioned, and dur
ing that period only, the erection
within the same time of the wall
on which the drawing is traced
established satisfactorily the pur-
pose OF the sketch, as well as the
date Of its execution. Still more
conclusive, perhaps, in the manner
in which the figure upon the cross
is presented to view. 1t is delineat-
ed with drapery, while it was the
invariable practice in executions
Of this nature, a mode Of punish
u: ent very common among the Ro.
mans, to expose the victim orcrimi-
nal in a state of nakedness. This
discrepancy finds it's sole warrant
in the tradition that our Lord was
put to death with a garment about
his loins, and its admission in a
work emanating from the hands of
a Pagan whom we cannot suppose
to have been influenced by any sen
timents of awe or respect, and
whose experience would never have
suggested such a departure from
the uniform custom, indicates clear
ly a caricature, of the first requi-
eite in conformity to4its prototype.
Finally, the words Alexander
adores God," admit of no other in
depreciation, nothing in history,
legendary Or monumental, tending
to the idea that the symbol Of a
crucified being was ever regarded
as an object Of ~veneration by any
other sect than the followers OF
Christianity. .".
CAN'T COOK
It is q sad defect when young
ladies are incapable of directing
their own servants ; shoes without
soles, or wristbands without a shirt,
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REMARKABLE DISCOVERY ArRoMI
Tie Palace Of tie Caesays q. Evidence o.
Early Christiahiiy.

1Ae Palace d the Caesays an Evidence Of
Early Christiahity. !
The Detroit Advertiser of the 24th
March publishes a private letter,
written by Lewis Csss, Jr., to Rev.
Nj. Du&eld, OF Detroit. From this
letter we make the following ex-
tracts:
M'lan, Feb. IA, 1s60-In the
progress of the excavations on the
Palatin, where stood the House Of
Gold Of the Caesars, a frament Of
an arch, Gov cred with inscriptions
and delineations. was brought t.
view. Further explorations ID the
same direction resulted in the ex.
Posure of a room, on the walls Of
which was found a sketch, cut or
engraved with a sharp instrument,
Of a crnci6x, together with the fig.
urc Of q man in the attitude Of
prayer. standing near it. The an
nouncement of this discovery Great
ed great interest. By order Of the
Pope, the design was removed from
its Pouition, happily without injury,
and confded to the care of Mon
signor Nacchi, who invited me to
inspect it, and by whose permis-
zion l procured a copy to be made.
which is herewith Enclosed. 1t is
needles to say that this event has
elected elaborate speculation. Not
withstanding general discrepancy,
the conflicting views concur will,
scarcely an exception in the con-
clusion that the aim of the sketch
was to cast ridicule on the worship
Of the Christians. 1t presents the
outlines Of a cross, onwhich is a
human figure bearing the head Of
an ass. A tnnic envelopes the waist,
and the arms and legs are partially
covered with bandages. To the
left, with one hand raised in the
posture Of alteration, as depicted
on ancient monuments. appears the
form of a man, while below is seen
the following inscription: "Alex-
ander adores God" The execution
Of the engraving, as you will per
ceive from the Jac siimize, Of which
the scales is one-fourth smaller than
that Of the original indicates an en-
tire ignorance Of art, being stiff
and hard, without ease or grace
whatever. Satisfactory evidence
refers the date Of it to the reign q
Septimus Severhs. Their. were 1lu-
merous Christians in his court, one
Of whom, it is supposed, Of the
name Of Alexander, was thus ex.
posed to ridicule BY his Pagan as.
sociate or companion.
Familiar as you are with the
early history of our religion, it is
unnecessary to recall to your recol.
lection the existence of the legend,
current throughout the Roman do.
minion in the days Of the empire,
that the Christians worshipped q
Divinity whose head differed in NO
respect from that of an ass. In
Africa, then filed with rich and
splendid cities, this was the popn.
lar belief. 1t was inculcated in The
Margain School Of Asia, from the
sands Of Parthia to the Pisidiar
forests, and leveled at the convert.
to the strange faith in the streets i.
Narheorda, Amida and Mardin. on
the Hill. The latter Ghostics il
particular, more especially the sect
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.x,ne,, Or YANKEE F1suEAsse co.'s
0AA OF the above named Ploughe, Ael.ss.
1OO from No. l to I with extended Cass' !"
sale 1t the Hardware Store Of 5000
LARGU1ER / LAN0UIU,.
rnv 81. Cssnss Lafayette B Jlsssas sw"
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VAR! Il Wagon HARNESS.
A full ass. rtment If Collars, hames, Blind Bri
dies, Cart Breeding, Cart Saddles, Wagon Harness
Trace Chains &C., which we offer at moderate prices
LARGUIER L LANOUE.
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TOBACCO.
GOODWINS FINE II TOBACCO,
MILLER'S" "
TATLORS EXCELSIOR CHEWING TOBACCO
+" IMPERIAL Visit
=" PAN CAKE
For sale by
A. MONZAN d BRO
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Marble Lime.
D1CHARDS' Cape Limo selling at two
,kO dollars pog barrel. THOMAS YRNE,
u 1lehN Front IT.. DstuD ReuxS.
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ID L" Georgia aud SouahCasoei
ID IL Georgia AID Sssus hCar0ll
ID lM Georgia and scout hCaroll
Id IL Georgia aud SonthCArOAl
ID IL Georgia aid sssnaSsCar0l
IL FOurase" Mouths.
L" Fourteen NlonthS.
In Fourtee" Months.
lM Fourteen Months.
DD Fourteen AlOnths.
la FOurtee" Months.
In Foureee" Mo''ehs.
liz F"urtee" Months.
lm FOursee" Months.
Isl Fourteen Mouths.
l. ~ arrameeA TO CoSO
Il Warranted to Cure
10 Warranted 70 Cure
- Wal ronted u Cure
fl. Warranted u Curo
IL 10 Warranted to GaFo
TITS Warranted to Care
lets Warranted 70 Cure
h. Warranted to Care
ITS Warranted % Caro
u Directions are Followed,
n D~sree1losss are Fsllowea.
u Dsrec tsosss sre Followed
IL Directions a.e Followed
II Directions are F0ll0vved,
II Directions are Followed,
I Directions are Followed.
D Drse.s"..s -. Eo,iows
O.e
u Directions are Fellovxess
Any Case Of D. 1eps1a
Any
~ 49, = E-ss
as'y $500 E~@
n"y oI
80 ~
uY ~0~ " X~
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TO 5 r rs NJ N.

l FEW 'oz best English Stub Twist Double ana
single Barrel Shot Guns. Besides. Game Bags, Pow.
Fire Caps Wsd Caters, Gun Tubes and every thing
else connected 10 that line, 1t
IARGUIER L LANOue
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0oUTHUH1
MUTUAL INSURANCE
Company. 20 5lI

Aas:taencA
IN conformity with the rsquirsmssts 4 ,n.a.n
tor, the SOUTHERN MUTUAL INSURANCE csa,sn-
'ish the following statement: o~
Amount of premiums received from Fern.
arv lat, 1853, to Feb. lst, 1880
3As1oLLows sss =
Premiums on Fire Risks, s7.37s 4
" Marine IA. "a ~
" River F" b.llo n
Premiums on untszm,aated risks F~ebr.asy ~
A's
Less premiums ON Risks not tsrm,~assS. SssSs.!e
Nett earned premiums Tor the year r.
lst February, 1860 nn.
LOSES paid daring the SANE Sa;ai:H
NO LOSSES ussxrrtxp." -'sv
On Fire K':as ST. 7l7 y ~
"s esa,pi ai ai... IL: -
Expenses during year As abov. Isl @ss
Net earned rrees' for ne yea, e.a;., =. 90
The Company have the following ...... t.-----
Bills receivable, for premiums. $780,
oAAsnes due on StoeA
Cash balance ON hand ..... '.ssS.S0o
1''''
tsigned.] WIN. 8. PIKE p~.1~
r. r. HILBERT, Secretary. SN re
Baton Rouge. February 3rd. 1870
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STATE OF IOUIsIANA-PAnR -.
bArox RoCcs. Feb. lat. m
b Il remembered, That on this 6r,s ~. .ls
~, 1850. before me the subscriber. 4 Jsasis ~
Peace in and for the parish Aforesaid, pss.~S~S
peared VIM. $ Pike, and F. f.. aebert' 'a~,.z9E.
the Southern Mutual Insurance Coupaas S.Sss
hoage' VINO oe'as aniy sworn according bhs.S
true, and = transcript from The books a s$sS
pany.
(Signed.] WIN. {. PIKE 49,.
F. E. HKDsRT. Secretary, TyT
Sworn to and subscribed before me, tA;s ~ L.
Of February, 1860. NV
lSigned.l PA. wAIfr,
Justice u ne ~
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lif.ECI iMPpk AXIOM.
~ On hand \ complete assortment Of French and
English Goods, such as RODGERS l. Wastenholme's
pocket and table cutlery, aides Scissors, Tsylors
spear L Jackson's Rip and rannel Saws, Eley's Per
ussion. Flanaed and Central Fire Caps, Genuin'
rench c. y. Caps. French Double Col: Ltcks 4 to :
.Nsa, N ute CristO Rifles and pistcls. Just opened
LHrGUlER klHNOUE'S.
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nYsilpTiC n MEDf

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Bliss' Dyspeptic Remedy
BAiss' DysPeptac Remedy
Has the Largest Sale
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IBas the Largest Sale
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m INV Medicine In the World
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