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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER ., 1860.
An Honest Confession.

The editor Of the Albany Atlas and dr.
gus was a delegate to the Baltimore Con-
vention. On returning home he hoisted
the Douglas ticket at the head of his col
umns and makes the following extraordina-
~ confession, which corrobrates the sus-
picions we have entertained:
The admission of the southern delega-
lions precisely as carried in the Conveh-
ton had it not been followed by Sc
eession-uou5d not hare nominated Mr..
Douglas He could not have secured two
thirds, even Of those present, and we speak
confidently when we say that there was no
purpose -certainly not on the part of the
New York delegation-to declareshim NOM
mated without two thirds vote of the del
egates present. Further than this we are
entirely satisfied that, had there been no
secession, after it had been demonstrated
by few ballots that Mr., Douglas could
not receive two-thirds, he would have been
withdrawn by his friends, and harmo-
NOUS nomination of some other person
would have taken place If not with
drawn we are certain he would have been
abandoned by a sufficient number to have
given another candidate a two-thirds nom
ination. The secession nominated Douglas.
Had there been no secession at Charleston,
another candidate would have been nomi-
mated there. And had there been no Sc
eession at Baltimore, Mr. Douglas acould
not haze been henominee Heis, therefore,
clearly indebted to the blunders of his OPP
oneuts for his nomination"
1t is here confessed that it was never the
intention of the New Workers to support
Douglas, or to have him nominated but
theyl were obliged to play part The
Soutl had no confidence i'll them. and bolt
ed, sspposing that Confidence Cassidy, Gag
ger x Co, were going to stick to Douglas
to the end. The Albany Regency played
their cards too smart and euchred them
selves. But it is clear that Douglas will
receive but sham support at their hands
The affections of the Regency are with the
Seceders and while they will publicly kiss
Douglas, they will stab him under the fifth
rib 1904 o..
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Henry Gallup, Plaintiff, against Stephen P. Day.
Many 3. Day, Isaac L. Hunt, Joseph Mcknight, Will
liam Mcknight, Robert Haney, John Debow Henry
D. Nazro, John Nazro, and David R. barton.
p1 VIRTUE and in pursuance of a Judgment of
- foreclosure and sale, rendered by the said
the above entitled action shall expose for sale and
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder at the
Law oiee of Enos Hall, in the Fourth Ward of the
City Of Watertown, i'll the said County of Jefferson
on the goth day of December A D 1860 ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day the following described
mortgaged premises, much thereof "a NAV be
NECESSARY to raise the amount of said Judgment with
interest, costs and expenses of sale, to wit Lots
numbered three and four, (9t4) in Block numbered
seyenty-se Yen 90 in the First Ward of the said City
of Watertown. .s SAMUEL BAIRD Referee
ENoS " HALL, Plffs Attys.s
Dated Sept. Goth 1860. l6yI3sep28
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STATE OF W5SCONSIN---Jefferson County
fiac.nri

Illus o4UIFes, FIalntlII, against PhIp 3. Brush
George Leweilen, John Petty and VIM. Foxwel, de-
PENDANTS.
pY virtue and in pursuance of Judgment of fore
- closure and sale, rendered by the said court in
the above entitled action, the 9th day of June,
D. 1860, shall expose Tor saeat public auctions and
sell to the highest bidder, at the Topping House in
the village of Waterloo, in the county of jefferson
aforesaid, on Thursday, the 18th day of October A.
1860 at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day. the
following described mortgaged premises, or so much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the amount
said ent with interest," COSTS and the expense
sale, to wit: All that certain piece parcel of land,
situated, lying and being in the Town of Waterloo
the county of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin, and
described follows, to wit The southeast quarter
OF the southeast quarter of section four a. Town
eight IS range thirteen Q3) East, containing forty
acres of land. H. C. LINDSLEY Referee
Dated July 9th a. D. 1860 tr 81 jyI3Yl3
CoNKLIN x Cone, Plaintiffs AttY,s.
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.. j. CONhLIN, lie
LINDSEY K DREW. Plaintiffs Attorneys
THE STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Circuit Court, County of Jefferson. Fore
r""s I'd closure Sale.

.E..s 7f closure Sale.
William McGeorch, Plaintiff against Wilcox N.
Wright, Jennett Wright, Lucy Lang and Oscar S.
Ray, Defendants.
y virtue and in pursuance of judgm ent of fore
ID closure and sale. rendered by the said Court in
the above entitled action the 18th day af Septem-
Der A D. 1860. shall expose for sale and sell at pub
icaucton, to the highest bidder the Topping House
IN the village OF Waterloo in the county Jefferson
aforesaid on Thursday, the Goth day of December, A
D. 1860 at clock in the afternoon OF said day.
the following described mortgaged premises. or SO
much thereof as may be necessary raise the amount
of said judgment. with interest, costs and the expen-
ses of sale, to wit All the following described real
estate, situate in the village of Waterloo county of
Jefferson and State of Wisconsin,, being Lot number
two ~ in Block number one az in the recorded vii
lage plat of Waterloo.
Dated September H. 1860 15wI3sep21
S. j. C0NKLIN, Referee.
LINDSEY DREW, Plaintiffs Attorneys
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APPEARANCE OF THE PRINcE-The
following from the Philadelphia Press is
the best and most satisfactory description
of the future King of the mighty empire of
Z Britain that we reeollect to have seen. 1t
will be read with more interest than the
same amount Of reading devoted to the de-
seriptions of balls Or receptions:
Albert Edward stood in the doorway
of the ear. All eyes recognized him ST.
multaneously. There was a general MUIR
muir of There he is He Stood in the
doorway, slight sallow young man, look
ing lrresolutely through large blue eyes
upon the upturned glances radiating from
his own. His hair was sandy, or of a
light brown, straight and smoothly brushed.
1t fell upon forehead not ample in
breadth and hight, but distinctly featured
and we'll cut at the eyebrows HIS nose
was aquiline and large his red ripe lips
were heavy and thick, and his checks and
chin round and full. He had few sbreds
of white hairs, more properly 'furze, upon
his lip. In body and limb he is not large,
being we suppose, about FIVE feet six in
ehes in hight, with shoulders slightly slo-
ping, chestfonly moderately broad, and fig
ure neither indicative of slight nor of par
ticularly large development. HIS lower
limbs are not long, and looked to be some
what muscular.
His tace was expressive of embarrass-
mont. but wlthal open and frank In com
pany more congenial to his years and ex-
perience, Albert Edward might have look
ed to better advantage. As it was, be had
the appearance of a sensitive young man,
exceedingl5 bored by bis grace of Newcas-
tie, ETC., aud unambltious of the collect
I've stares Of the populace. He wore a
white cashmere hat, which had evidently
been subjected to frequent conclusions, and
bore traces of being soiled. His collar was
turned down over a purple silk scarf, in
@whieh giistened a diamond pin. He wore
a thick white or buff frock coat of fine
cloth. and pants Of white and black nlaid
which fell over patent leather boots. His
vest was dark. In his hand he carried \
yellow cane bearing pear shaped head,
with which be frequently raped his
mouth and teeth. This was the prince of
England and heir apparent to the leading
kingdom in the world, whose boyish Saxon
face and sallow hair any pedestrian would
pass without glance or remark.
The prince had not graceful movements !:
he walked with shufhliDg. sailor-like gait,
and bent his body forward.
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THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court, County of Jefferson. Fore
.cIOSnre Sale.

= @cIOsnTe sale. ="
Lenos C. Lindsey. Plaintiff, against Harrison j. Fur
censor, Defendant.
= virtue and in pursuance of Judgment of Fore
- closure and sale, rendered by the said Court in
the above entitled action, the 18th day of Septen-
Der A. D. 1850, shall expose tor sale and sell at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, at the Topping
House, in the village Of Waterloo in the county of
Jefferson afol eSaid, Thursday the goth day of De-
cember A. D. 1862 at O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, the following described morgaged premises
or so much thereof may be necessary to raise the
amount of said Judgment, with interest. costs and
the expenses of sale to wit The following described
estate, situate in the county Jeer<o and State of
Wisconsin, to wit the north half of the northwest
quarter Of section No. nine, (9) in township number
eight, (S) north of range No thirteen G3) east con-
tanning eighty less with the exception of
that part of said land occupied by the WATERFOWL and
Madison Rail Road Company assigns.
Dated September 18th 1860. I5wI3sep2I
Et" 5. J. CONKLTN, Referee
LINDSEY L Drew. Plaintiff, Attorney,s
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A man out west threw quantity of
powder on some wood to facilitate its burn
ing, and was blown to pieces. Verdict
Died for the raat Of common sease.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

Thursday the 9th was the birthday
of Lewis Cass, Secretary of state. He
was born Oct 9th. 1872. and is conse-
quently IS years of age. -
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YANcEY IN CINCINNATI The great
Southern Democratic leader, Yancey, made
speech Saturday night at Pixies Opera
House, in Cincinnati. The Gazette pub
fishes his speech, and in its editorial com
ments says:
eve are much indebted to Mr. Yancey
for another thing He stated with great
distinctness the real points at issue between
the Republicans and their only real oppo-
nents. 1t is this: The North must sub
NIT to the new version of the Constitution
now held by the dominant party at the
South, which requires that the Southern
man shall be permitted to 90 everywhere
with his slave, as freely as the Northern
man with his horse, the rights being trea-
ted as exactly equivalent otherwise, the
South will secede from the Union. This
is the sum and substance of Mr.. Yancev's
doctrine. He but states the case as it has
been repeatedly stated before. The ulti-
mate bearings and consequences of such a
monstrous doctrine need not be infinitely
pointedly pointed out. It carries slavery
into the States no less than into the Terri
tories. The fugitive clause of the Consti-
tuition alone proves the utter falsity of the
doctrine. We are glad to have had
this clear statement, almost in the identi-
cal words we have used. from an authori-
tative source. and plainly set forsh before
n Northern audience
Finally, we will only add that Mr. Yam
ceys defiant threat that the South
will not submit to Republican Govern
ment, is toerably certain to be speedily
tested. Abraham Lincoln will be chosen
TO the Presidency. He will support the
Constitution, aud he will execute the laws,
according to his oath. OF this, Mr.. Yam
eey, and all takers of treason, like HIM,
may be sure.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13
A. E. SHRADER, Agent.
Accident to BIOndin.

Mons Blondin, the celebrated tight rope
performer, mes with serious accident night
before last during his exhibition at Chilli
cothe. After dusk he gave n performance
Of trundling a wheelbarrow across IA rope
and to make the feat more terrific he en-
circled himself in a blaze of fire works which
were guited simultaneously with his start
ing. Before he had accomplished half his
task, one Of the pieces prematurely explod-
ed and set fire to his clothing. The peril
of his situation could not be seen by the
thousands of spectators below in conse-
quence of the continued emissions of sparks,
and the adventurous Blondin had nothing
to do but walk the rope and suffer the tor
ture of being slowly roasted. Having &C
complished the distance, he by his own eff
forts succeeded in extinguishing the flames,
but not before his back was very badly
burned.
The rope was stretched across a street at
a distance of seventy five feet from the
ground, and none save Blondin could have
withstood the pain that he must have suffer-
ed. We are inclined to the opinion that the
Mons. will not attempt any more tight rope
performances with pyrotechnic concomit-
ants 1t is very well to hazard the surging
waters of Niagara, in hand baskets, coffee
sacks, &C.; but shrouded IN a sheet of flame,
with a chance of burning to death, added to
that of falling, smacks little too much Of
the dangerous to be much relished even by
the intrepid Blondin.-CTR. Gdz.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

ELECTION OF BLAIR FOR THE SHORT TERM.
We were premature, il appears, in conced-
ing the election Of Barret for the short
term. BY official count there are over 200
Republican tickets which were pooled for
9 F. Blair for Congress- which he has not
received credit for so far, and which give
him majority over Barrett of fifty or sixty
votes. That he is entitled to these votes
both on the long and the short term, no
doubt can be entertained The ticket on
which his name. thus appears is headed,
b" The Republican ticket, with the exception
of the candidates for Coroner and Marshal"
1t will, therefore, we submit, be the duty of
the proper authorities to give Mr.. Blair
what he is SO obviously entitled to. In
deed, we cannot imagine that Mr.. Barrett,
who so affects to hold the verdict of the
ballot box sacred, however informally the
voting may have been accomplished, would
have the hardihood to claim the seat for the
short term, under the circumstances.-St.
Louis Democrat 9th.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

THE POPULATION OF INDIANA.- The Unit
ed States Marshal, in arranging the districts
in the several counties in the State, for tax
ing the census, estimated the population of
Indiana at ,44O, 900. The returns thus tar
received from the census takers, indicate
that this estimate of the Marshal was about
correct, and that the full returns will
vary the estimate but few thousand either
way.-Ind. Sentinel.
If the ratio of representation for Con-
gressmen, should be placed at 10000, IN
der the census of 1860, our State will be
entitled to twelve members-an increase of
one member.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-08-13

MILL BURNED-We regret to learn that
the johnson MILL" within two miles of
Graysville, in this equity, was burned to
the ground Tuesday. 1t caught fire at
eleven O'Clock, while the mill was running,
and before the hands could recover from
their surprise, the fire had made such pro-
gress as to be uncomfortable. Nothing was
saved. About 81, 500 worth of sawed lumber
was consumed, also a new wagon, watch,
gun, &C. The loss is estimated at between
three and four thousand dollars; no insur-
ance The mill was owned by Messrs.
Cyrus johnson and-Bayles OF Robinson,
IlIs.-SuLL. Dem.