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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-17
Who Bids Next +?

Judge Larrabee has already put in his
bid for a denomination for Congress by
the Democrats, by writing letter in which
he takes ground in favor of appropriating
the lands granted to this State by Congress
for the construction of railroads, to q set
Element of the farm mortgages given to the
La Crosse and Milwaukee R. R. Co., and
that he will at the next session of Congress
aid in the passage of bill modifying the
terms of said act, in such manner, that
the avails thereof may be appropriated by
the State for the payment of such farm
mortgages. The books will not be closed
until the opening of the Democratic Con-
vention, on the 31st inst, at Fond du Lac.
Gentlemen wishing to make proposals will
please govern themselves accordingly. To
prevent any misunderstanding, however,
they should not all speak at once.
sJ The Breckenridge party in New
YORK heId state Convention at Syracuse
on the 18th inst, and made the following
nominations
For Geyerners-James T.. BRADY, Of
New York.
For Lieut.. GoYernor-H E Fiele, Of
Buffalo.
Canal Commissioner-James NJ Jaycox.
State Prison Inspector-Robert W. Al
len.
IA electoral ticket was also formed,
and from the proceedings and speeches in
the Convention, it is evident that there
can be no fusion of the conflicting ele-
ments of the party in that State. D. S.
Dickinson made speech in which, if pos
sible, he fayed Douglas and his supporters
more severely than he did awhile ago in
New York.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-17
8. M. Booth.

The Free Democrat Of Saturday last has
a very sensible article On Booth from which
we extract the following:
''Now we say, let Mr. Booth be as generous
the people ofthe country have shown them
selves. X y = 1t is very evident that du-
ring the life of this Administration he can main
tain his personal liberty within the State only
by q continual fight which will have accom-
plished no more when the administration does
come to an end and the fight ceases, than if it
had been avoided by his absence or withdrawal
during that time to place Of security or safe
ty = X Any other course, will result
perhaps in bloodshed, and very probably in re-
turning him again to lock up in the Custom
House"
We concur fully in the suggestion that
Booth had better leave the country He
has already made trouble enough, and what
few friends he has left ought to be relieved
from any further annoyance in his behalf
Let him clear out by all means.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-17

DEMOCRACY Now AND THEN-Mr. II. j.
Paine, of Milwaukee, addressed Republi-
can meeting at Manitowoc few days since
and exhibited copy of a hand-bill for a
Democratic meeting, used in 1S49, when
Nelson Dewey was the candidate for Gov
ernor; VIM. A. Barstow, for Secretary Of
State; Col. Fairchild, of Madison, for
Treasurer and S. Park Coon, for Attorn-
ey General. The following were among
the lines, in big capitals:
OPPOSITION TO SLAVERY EXTEN-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-17

The Democracy in California are as
badly by the ears as in any other portion
of the Union, and it is not by any means
certain that Lincoln and Hamlin Will not
receive the electoral vote of the State.
The Breckenridge wing of the party have
called State Convention to nominate an
electoral ticket on the 18th of next month
and the Douglasites are to hold one on the
9TH. We are not sure but we shall have
to placs California in the Republican col
umn yet, though we have not at any time
claimed her
The supporters Of Bell and Everett
in this State, recently held a meeting in
Milwaukee, and put the following electoral
ticket in nomination
Electors at Large-Hugh Cameron of
La Crosse; Talbert G. Dousman, of Wauke-
sha.
First Congressional District.-Robert
Chandler.
Second Congressional District.-B. f.
Pixley.
Third Congressional District Richard
Dart.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-08-17
NO MORE SLAVE STATES! rav
TO BANKS AND BANK

The Convention which nominated this
ticket passed resolutions against any more
slave States, and against the Fugitive Slave
Act. Such was Democracy in 1916. Now,
in 1860 it goes for the Slavery Extension,
and worships the Fugitive Slave Act,
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AHsstang Ind.ans on inc rla,ns.

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i; la -. 1s ~, ~ upon
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IN MI, Is. s
iii prasr;s ad aaa Marty a Ind,ans
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= = " nos y aseM len 70 come near num-
ena sney RetsIs. y g a9ing, u slgnai them e
81 non eet ho9s " sesl e wv " III oaar
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wv ~ snont9 1fn F0ha and point nis gun
g W .s nm 1ssh save ne enecl o.
tsai naSAs Dut N HECTIC mol draW Trigger
he hh0s thst hs alie depends upon the shot,
t0f - 8oon aa MS ehot y deisrered his sole de-
RenesRcSs aniess re nave uiae 20 reload, must be
ss II. % W. ss
Ae5ssss - Iult eReea, end people not acaaainted
i VI snd aahits might interpret
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HUI OrIsaIls Dull Gr.sttat.


WARRINGTON c0RhxSr0NDENCE
W. VI I. III lIss s,sasssss sasscss.s.I
wssaDxeros. D. O., April I, 1850
III Viii alse tn ftisnds of Judge Doug
~ ~ eiWkys hed stssdy confidence Ut his
: slAlnstiea, tkny m now yet more confirmed A&n
UseF " 4aegf heY~a ssAt hs b IL IS tie man 10
III ii Is III kssat battle 81 1850. Thc distinct
= Mil MI II mAas ID dc Conventssa Oh The
rlscisssa rlskfosm. th<S ~, mint resslt ii his
yrssnir.s 49, Ana besides. Id act d becoming
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Honorable Consell Commnn de la Nouvelle- Orleans
NMES&IEUHS-les soussi gnes nroprietmfre

A Honorable Conset1 Cornmun de la Nouveleoreans.
MESSTEURS-Les soussign proprietaires
1yl sur In StJoseph, de la Noaseieepee la des
Remparts de la niyan Ia Unite supeeure du Canal Ia
rue Iber pdtionnent setre Hon CORPS
de fare yendFe renca sngt ours dams
ociee eonst nyeer Joseph de la
Nouyele evee In Ibee, gra-
mite nons de 10 ponces large II pouees sn
plus de IL ponces de large IL de long
non de 10 peuees depasser Les dts boes devront
premiere quad de granite les eo les angles lie liant
bien aas maniere former surface unie poses
ct e tout former payage compacte.
lie dit pose dagonalenen base de quae
de sable u Lac grayos de Londres pn couche
gatre de sable rayois de Londrcs la surface les
joints bien rep ct tout ben assn roHleau
nable Les pees de boEdues de dapasenT
eront fournes aand lie Voyer de Ia Vile ugera de
changer les veles perres ain de faire IN bon
Les peres de borues les deuS cotes de Soeph
de la Ia Iberte elevees invoices
hauteur suane ecoulement eaux les ban
Quettes elevees ct pavses en- perres plates.
Les intersections de les de peres
plates de Ia ryiee u Nord de premiere quas de
quatre peds de large, les perres deyron
pieds de large auare pieds de long pas mons de six
pouces depaseu reevees meu decnant usguau pa
wage.
J. W Stanton Leeds Il Co.,
Chs. j. Leads.
Nouyelle- Orleans, 10 % fsyrier 1860. "
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
M LAVISH secreaire dn Bureau des Asst. Aldermen.
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a Drivers Love-letter
Il The rose IS red, and the violets blne,
nat volts the reason loves yon?
Wv. COS yeu know you,re regular brick,
And loves you ,arder NOR an 'oss can kick.
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Our doctor has learned nose,
III not very learned head
For as his years advance II grows,
Week after week. more deeply red.
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Slew er. ag Gsesaa~1pI srans april is, 1860
NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.

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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
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A NEW ERA IN PHOTOGRAPHY.
The Improved HaI1otype.
Il
S' D. TALL,
and.
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a, c.,,,r s.rsa*
Respectfully solicit tho attention Of The public to new and
4. ,X,or .nd n.ts.ss ~ thls nav nye,.,on
as the result of years Of experiment. perfec.ng
it to snca high degree that ARTISTS eonnoseurs and photo
srspners pfon'ah'' INC
uneqna'sd and 'y any ''ner style rh00'
u.,,ot,,s. nam. yy.p =, n, phooy,.nh,,
softness dslieacy uthfalness and durability
passes the finest Ivory Mnsture whilst Its fidelity and sereo-
| 90 ..x.x -.
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at less price than any other style Of coored Photograph
:,
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\ a NEW ETA IN PHOf0GRAPHf.=
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pished In 4 suitable style. with the
| Largest skv-Lsrht i'm the CITY.
| A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public.
SPLENDID PARLOR AND DRESSING-R0oM
1 Exclusively for Ladies, and
LARGE STUDIO for our ps;ptsra
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PHOTOGRAPHS Painted In OH Colora
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!as Are now rsoslving tsslr supplies q
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING,
suitable for
spring and Summer Wear.
NEW STYLES or
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LIGHT MIXED :.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans
V>HIE UNDERSIGNED owners of property

To the Honorable the Common Council
of the City of New Orleans:
THE UNDERSIGNED owners Of property
fronting ST. Joseph street from New LeVee street
Rampant thence down The upper SIDE Of the Canal to Liberty
section 40 City Charter to sell at public auction after
public notice. the grading and paving
St. Joseph street, from New Levee Liberty with
granite blocks than inches wide twelve inches
long than twelve inches wide by eighteen inches long,
less than inches thick.
Said blocks be Of best quality Of granite having the Sides
ends and top we'll dressed form surface when
laid, and 10 be good solid work
Said to be laid diagonay four inches Of sharp
sand London gravel with coating dressing when laid
of four inches of sharp sand and London gravel the Joints be
properly filled rolled with suitable roller nh well settled
The usual curbstone four inches thick be furnished when
the City Surveyor may think requisite change the old
ing in order to make substantial work.
The cnrbstone both sides of ST. Joseph street. from New
Leyee Liberty be raised and graded proper height
and level in such free The streets Of in the
speedy and the sidewalks be raised and tagged
The at the Of all the streets to be
laid with North river Tagging be wide the
used be feet wide -four feet long and than
six inches thick be raised in The center and graded to the
road pavement
Leeds Co.. j. w. Stanton,
Gins. ] Leeds.
New Orleans, February % 1860.
JAS A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Board Of Assistant Aldermen
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A Honorable Conse Commun de Ia Nouveie- Orleans;
M EsSIEURs-.Les sou ssi q mes prSprfetafres

Honorable Nohhe ue II
M ESSIEURS-Les SOU ssh x mes pr0prfetafres
lvl Douane de Claiborne,
ptonnen honorable coniorme
I'D In Eharte de la vile, lefst fsra
encan vingt Davis pour nive
de la Donane de Front evee Cai
borne des bocs granite pas mons de 70
large ~ de long Plus de IL do
large IL pouees de long de ons de 10 dpa
dts blocs de premiere ause de granite ayan les
les angles ct lie hAut bien aa de maiee former
surface bien unie ct an ouyrage dc grande sodite.
lie dit dagonaemen base de quae
ponces sable d Lac gavos de Ionres puis
perce qare ponees de sable dn Lac gayois
de Iondres eet de rep les joints lie ben assJsH
par rouieau conceivable.
bordures de pouces depaseu seront
fourpes qand lie Noyer de ia vile uera eonyeae de repa
vieilles, dc maniere faire I'm bon nuyrage.l
Les la de Ia
Douane FrontLesse la Claiborne
haueur convensbe Peconeent des do la
me- banquetes exhassees faites perres
plates.
passages intersections de les fats
premiere aaa de peres de Ia rsere du Eod ct do
qugtre pe large les perres erot de eux pie5s de large
qnatre peds de long ct mons de six depa
releyees ieu decnsnt jpsqusu payage de la
Nouyelee ORLEANS. % ttyriar 1860
Banque des Citoyens par
Jas. ID. Denegre Pres't3
R. D. Shepherd, pro II. Shepherd, 20 pieds.
j. W. Zaeharie, 80
JAS. Al. HOPKINS,
m2 1awSw secretafre du Bureau des Asst. Aldermen
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NEW ORLEANS, July LIST, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
THE undersigned owners of real estate
fronting BienVile street, from johnson Doge
nos on both sides respectfully pray that ordinance
resolution BIS passed by the City Council ding law
the construction Of brick Sidewalks borred by crbstones and
wooden CUTTERS both sides of Bienge from johnson
Dogenois twelve feet In width the line of their
front the street. and in width the cnrbsones
the intervening be filled up and properly graded
correspond with the brick pavement on each side.
East side, side
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Proclamation parie DTaire.

Proclamation par lie Mefre.
MARIE NoUyEILE- ORLEANS, L
Hotel de ViIe 81 janvier1 So0,S
I'm vERTU de Ia resolution No. 1913 du
IA Conseil Gpmnun de la Nonyee 0aps commencement
Ia section 2l de la cae de Ia Vile avis par present
que pintentinn vile de la Souv Orleans est da
Fslicite a la rue st Andrew,
fei iawSw GERARD sTITH, Mare.
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soUygxrR D,xr.AITE-


Where dies the silyery ripple
On Como's dreamy shore,
We watched the moon slow rising
Her dark hills DER.
Heavily Oh the iistsess air,
Amid that charmed Tepose, -.
flower,
The faint sish Of the rose.
r,.rt 49, vourht mirae---f from pale lips fell
Tho dndyiag row
Thrauxh tho long years Inethinks ! near
That whisper now
lrsuna the Boston Postl
"a REnEARTS.ABLR MAN.
K VINE ara ron n inquired to-day,
on enc who stopped me in the way
Ii this Republic some NONRESIDENT
n Who am m $50 his answer ran)
y Bill, j am The distinguished man
The Herald hasn't named for President J.
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To the Honorable the Common Council

of the city Of New Orleans:
GENTLEMEN-The Undersigned, Owners
W Of property fronting On Gusohouse street from Front
Levee Claiborne street. most respectfully petition your
Honorable body egeeaby 70 section no new Cty Charter %
sell public auction after twenty days public notice the con
tract for grading and paving street from Front
inches wide by INCHES long nor more than twelve inches
wide by eighteen inches long less than ten inches thick
Said blocks to be of best quality granie having the Sides
ends and well dressed 10 form surface when
laid, and to be good solid work
Said TO be laid dagonaiy four Inches Of sharp
sand and London gravel with coating or top dressing when
be property filled and rolled with suitable roller until well
settled ~
The nua enrbstone four inches thick to be furnished when
the City Surveyor think requisite to change the old curb
ing in order make substantial WORK.
The beth sides Of Cssomouse street Front
Claiborne be raised and raed
hight and level In such free the streets Of waern
the most proper and the sidewalks to be raised and
tagged. &E5
crossings the intersection Of all the be
laid with the best North Tagging and to be feet wide
be feet wide four feet long and lesa
inches thick be raised In the centre and graded
the road pavement.
New Orleans, Feb q 1860.
For Citizens Bank OF La.,}
James u. Denegre. Pres
PEI pro s1i RI D; Shepherd 50 feet
]. w. Zaehare, 30 sm
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
Secretary Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
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ProcIamamRtion by the Mayor.
MAyoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
City Hail. January 81. 1853
RK VIRTUE of resolution No. 1913 of the
ID Common Council of the city of New Orleans and in accord
with l2 of the City Charter notice hereby given
is the intention Of the city of New Orleans 70 cause to be
opened Camp street. Fourth District from Felicity TO St An
GERARD sTITH. Mayor.
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PETITgDNS---OFFICIAL.

Observation-Disclosures. .-
70 me hoA0faD'' w os shs CITY of New orleanss
rENTLEMEN-T The undersigned owners
Of properly fronting Toulouse from Lssee to Basin
81, rs e NV
auction after days notice in the oca Journal the contract
Rs. .1s. TIN nd a is
srmss n IN eonioms with the specifications u the CITY Sur
f.. e. s:.Al.i qsss HGs:sa y f''
ni s:sssi.isp' Is =
is'cah' CHAs CLAIBORNE.
escrstary Of the Bosrd Of Aldermen
Ss i. ~. qoIcus. psrsir Il "a rue de Il asau
aassees III
de AFsncan spes dix our davis dana 10 Journal
ss pses Rs9 Rain
d sss ss ss Fit secod ,ee les u
r.. Gsrders. President dc Ia ". IT,.
HI fers, oaissar dc rAsso. :,
citation Consolidse, q
k kisss, " e
CHAs CLAIBORNE,
ms lawsw secrdtare da Board dss Adernen
Of the City Of New Orleans:
s.,ss .,,s. ,o,
psnade psteP yoqS honorable sSdy
sass Scatter s @ n ass ss
for paving with blocks Bourbon street from
Canal Epanad Streets and for raising the sidewalks
each side, and paving the same with flag stones
The whole work be performed Ia conformity with she spec
''a'''' N =. s Shepherd Henry Shepherd
w. A. Gasquet.
r, Gnrdsres Pres. Opera House. ~ feet
Aaron Harris 30
G.. Holdected, 60 -
James Grimshaw, so -
Augustus Reichard, 40
Secretary OF the Board Of Aldermen.
ArHonorabie Consel do Vile de Ia Nouvele ORLEANS:
MESSIEURS-Les soussigmes fesant face a
lFA Bourbon par de Ia du Canal isqua Ia
EsplanRde prent vee honorable
dsccord Section de Npnvee Chare de la ve
encsn Rpres dix davis dana lie onrno ociel
es pierea carrees Ia Bourbon
de du Canal jusqa Ia de Esplanade ct
les banquetes do chsque cote ct les dites banquet
tss pierres plates.
Voyer.
w. A. Gasquet.
X. Gardere President de Ia Com
pagnie du Theatre de fopdrn, 1874 pieds.
A. Harris, 30
G. Hoidected, 60
james Grmshaw, 30 -
A. Reichard, 40
| - CAAS CLAIBORNE,
| ms law8w secretaire du Board des Aldermen.
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To the Honorable the Common Council
Of the City of New Orleans
GENTLEnIEN-The undersigned owners
u of property fronting ST. Peter street. the leyee
MRais most respectfully petition honorable body
agreeaby Section m Of the New City Charter to sell At
Public auction after days notice In the JOURNAL the
paving with square blocks St Peter from the
street. and raising the sidewalks both
sides, and paving the with flag stones.
The whole work be performed In conformity with the
r. Peann, 1e0feet.
r. DnrRnd, 20
H. Gally, IUD -
H. L. Peire, So
Pro Mrs. de Pentalbe, H. Pey-
chaud, Agent, sa. so
p p e s c5snTp. e q
CUAS. CLAIBORNE,
Secretary Of the Board of Aldermen,
Honorable Consell de Vile de 10 EouyeieO rleons
NNESSIEURS-Les soussignes proprfetaires
IfI Ii Pierre, parir de de Ia Levee usqua
MRra prient votre honorable
Section 10 de Is Nouyee Charte de Ia Vile de
faire yendre sncan apres dix our davis dams L Journal
ofe lie conrt perres earrees Ia rue des Ma
rails pour clever les banqnees de chaque cse ct les
dites banquettes en- pierres plates
travail desra etrs fat daecord les specifications du
p. Pelaane, 100 pieds.
r. Durand, IS
H. Galiy, 100
H. L. Peire IS
Pour Mime dc Montalba, H. Pey
chaud, Agent, $50
Dennis Cronan, I2s -
u, f. Forstall, 65
CHAS. CLAIBORNE,
m3 iawsw Secretaire du Board des Aldermen
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,rhc Annexation Or savoy III the British
Parliament.