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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

The GREAT DIsCUss1oN.-Mr. Douglas
discontinue by Mr.. Lincoln is so apparent
in the published volume of the discussions
between these gentlemen in 1858, that the
Democrats have resorted to a new dodge,
saying that while Mr.. Lincoln's speeches
have been altered and improved, Mr.. Doug
las have been weakened and garbled. The
charge is hagrantly untrue. The speeches
of each the gentlemen are given as they were
delivered f; and if the Little Giant seems to
have been worsted in that memorable encoun-
ter, the fact is due to the badness of his cause
and to Mr.. Lincoln's talent as an orator and
q statesman.
Another charge, originating with the Pat
riot, Madison Wis, is that two editions of
the Debates have been published for circula-
ton IN different sections of the country.
That, like the other, is untrue The edition bv
Toilet, Fisher Dc Co., of Columbus, Ohio, is
the only one issued from the press, and in it
nothing is changed or omitted Now what
next?
The HOMESTEAD BILL.-The Democratic
Senate has killed the Home stead B;fl-as it
has pretty much every other benefcient
measure of the Session. The Tribune of
Friday says:
We heartily thank the House of Repre-
sentatives for having yesterday resolved to
ADHERE to its own righteous and benefcient
Homestead BIZ, and definitely rejected the
miserable mockery offered by the Senate
We especially thank Mr.. Colfax for having
put the points Of radical difference between
the two bills so clearly before the House and
the Country. The issue on this question is
now Clearly mazda up-Fe are ready to go to
the jury upon it. After repeated efforts to
effect compromise between the two bills,
it is settled that none can be made--at least
none till the People are heard from. Only
madness can doubt their verdict
= The people of st. Louis have raised
$4,000 for marble statue of Thos. H. Ben
ton, and have awarded the work to Miss Har.
ret Hosmer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

H@ Messrs. Follet Foster & Co., the pub
fishers of the book containing the joint de-
bates between Lincoln and Douglas, have
published card in reply to the charge that
the speeches Of Mr.. Douglas are not correctly
given. They state that the speeches are cop
led verbatim from the Chicago Times, the
organ of Mr.. Douglas, with no omissions
except the applauses," immense cheer
ing and similar repoltorial interpolations.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

FARM R. R. MoRTGAGEs.-We learn that
the supreme court has rendered decision,
fully sustaining the validity of farm mort
cages, given to the various Rail Roads in
this State. While this will be a grievous
disappointment to many whose pecuniary in.
terests were deeply involved in the matter,
and who feel that they have been grossly
misled and wronged, we hope it may prove
the best for all. The subject is profound,
quite toe much so for our leisure time to full.
ly examine it, even if we had the requisite
ability; and hence, although our sympathies
have always been strongly enlisted in behalf
OF the mortgagors, we have not felt prepared
to take sides upon the great question. We
trust the gentlemen who are involved in
these burdens, while they address themselves
to the task of removing them, will feel that
they have the best regards of all.
The Catholic Church at Chiffon, Calu.
met Co., was consecrated on Saturday week
hy RishaY Eryvr
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This Number.

We send several numbers to gentlemen
whose names have been handed US, as leading
men, who will appreciate the necessity of sus-
tanning us. We shall not exact money on
subscription, in any case in which the sub
scriber would rather pay US in produce; and
we do not desire any one to whom we thus
send, to feel obliged to pay us before he can
get returns from the next harvest. Nor do
we wish any one to feel that he is under any
obligation to continue to take it as a subscri-
Der, simply because he receives this number.
We hope every one will estimate the cause
and the Importance of such paper in this
city, and if he can possibly take it, and feels
that the great interest of human freedom has
claim upon him, then allow US to continue
sending it, and pay for it when it is convenient
to do so. Otherwise, if any do not want it
although we think few, if any, will thus con-
clude-then be so kind as to return it to us,
with your name plainly written on the mar
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

HIGHLY Communicating the great
tornado, the outer verge of the tempest
struck the Northern Line Packet, War Ea-
gle, bound from Galena to st Paul, just below
louisiana Her chimnies were hurled off
by the tempest, and the forward portion of
her cabin was completely wrecked. She
was sent to ST. Louis for repairs. Fortunate
ly she was insured and the following lie ter
from the President of that Company is a
tribute richly due her underwriters repre-
scented in this city by Mr.. North, as general
Agent for the Northwest:
OFFICE GALENA DuBUaB & MINNESOTA PACKET Co.,
GALENA, Ill, June II, 1850.
Editors Press and Tribune:
We are gratifed with the interest you
have taken in behalf of the sufferers from
the late tornado and would say for ourselves
that one Of our best steamers, the ''War
Eagle" was made a complete wreck at the
same time the amount being nearly FIVE thou
sand dollars. We were insured in the Qua
ker City Insurance Company of Philadel-
phia for $4,000 through their agent, Mr.. &C.
phas Foster, of this city. We wish to give
notice that the same has been promptly ad-
justei and settled to our entire satisfaction.
We would recommend this reliable and
prompt company to all who desire insurance.
ORaIN SMITH, Pres't.
Chicago Press and Tribune.
O. K. Coz: ESQ, is agent for the above
named company at Watertown.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

Single copies win be sent by mail, postage paid to
every Farmer every Mechanic every Man of Business
and Everybody in every State, receipt of 81 O0
in law style of binding at 81 % = :
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

tay IN commencing the publication of
new paper in this city, the proprietor hopes
to meet with the encouragement which his
efforts to serve the public may deserve. All
therefore, who desire the success of the en-
terprise, will understand the Importance of
extending helping hand in the outset; as
this is the time when it will be most needed.
After paper has once found its way to pub
lie favor, and has lived long enough to estab-
lish a good reputation, it does not need any
extra effort to make it pay but while it re-
mains stranger it should find friends to in
troduce it to the public. Inasmuch as it will
be devoted to Watertown and the surrounding
country, the reputation which it will give
them abroad will make it for their interest to
sustain it. We hope the friends of the enter
prise without exception, will interest them
selves in giving it wide circulation, and an
extensive advertising patronage, which will
enable it to perform its mission. The home
field for its circulation comprises large part
of Jefferson and Dodge counties, and is sufi-
GENTLY extensive to secure that complete sue
cess which it will endeavor to merit. There
has been but one paper published here for
more than year, in the English language.
But one side has been heard on political sub
jects, through local organ, over quite an ex-
tended and populous country. Evidently
another local organ is needed. Let each
side be fairly represented, and the conflict of
opinion viii excite an interest that will in
crease the circulation Of both papers. Ir-
repressible conflicts should be the order of
the day. Let all, therefore, take hold and
support their home papers, and the amount
paid will be well invested. No foreign week.
lies, or dailies can answer the purpose of To-
cal organs, therefore, as duty, as we'll as char
ity, begins at home. let every one begin by
taking home Weekly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

The Catholic Church at Chiffon, Calu.
met Co., was consecrated on Saturday week
by Bishep HEINZ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
Case of the Rev. MI. Sans.

Surprising our readers take an interest in
this case, we publish the following from the
Don1ocrnI.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
GN FRANKLIN BUILDINGS

GEO. II. HART, Pres't, E.P. Ross Vice Pres't
H. r. CoGsHALL, Secy, S. H. BUTLER, Asst sec'y-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22

TT TELLS YOU How to draw up PARTNERSHIP
Il PAPERS, gives general forms for AGREEMENTS q
all kinds, BILLS OF SALE, LEASES AND PETITIONS.
1T TELLS YOU How to draw up BONDS and aIoR rG A
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
A ChiId's Dream Of a star.
BY CHARLES DICKENS

There was once n child, and he strolled
about good deal and thought of number of
things He had sister, who was Q child too,
and his constant companion. These two
used to wonder all day long. They wondered
at the beauty Of the ofwers they wondered
at the height and bueness of the sky; they
wondered at the depth of the bright water
they wondered at the goodness and the power
of God, who made the lovely world
They used to say to one another sometimes,
"Supposimg all the children on earth were TO
die, would the flowers and the water and the
sky be sorry2" They believed they would be
sorry For, said they, the buds are the chill
dren of the flowers, and the little playful
streams that gambol down the hillsides are
the children of the water and the smallest
bright specks playing at hide and seek in the
sky all night, must surely be the children Of
the stars and they would all be grieyed to
see their playmates, the children of men, no
more.
There was one clear shining star that used
TO come out in the sky before the rest, near
the church spire, above the graves. 1t was
larger and more beautiful, they thought, than
all the others, and every night they watched
for it, standing hand in hand at the window.
Whoever saw II first cried out, 81 see the starl'
And often they cried out both together, know
ing so well when it would rise aud where, So
they grew TO be such friends with it, that, be-
fore lying down in their beds they always
looked out once again, to bid it good night
and when they we're turning round to SLEEP
they would say, "God bless the STAR"
But while she was still very young-ol
very, very young-the sister dropped, and
came to be so weak that she could no longer
stand in the window at night and then the
child looked sadly out by himself, and wher
he saw the star, turned round aud said to tn,
patient pale face ON the bed, II see the starr
and then smile would come upon the face
and little weak voice used to say GOO
bless my brother and the start
And so the time came all too soon when
the child looked out alone, aud when there
was no face on the bed and when there wa'
little grave among the graves not there be
fore and when the star made long rays down
toward him, as he saw il through his tears.
Now, these rays were so bright, and thel
seemed to make such a shining way from eartl
TO heaven that when the child went TO hii
solitary bed, he dreamed about the star anC
dreamed that lying where he was he saw 1
train Of people taken up that sparkling roa'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.


.,o'nI., ' assa:s [ SssS 81 Superior Court No. naa
DURSUANT to an order Of the Superior Court OF
II Montgomery county, Ohio, made IN the above case
at its juno Term, A. D., 1900 ad 10 mo directed sin
offer public auction at the door of the Court House, IN
the city oi Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio,
On Saturday, Jpag l4th, ls00.
Between the hours of one and four o'clock i. NJ. OF
said day the following described Real Estate to witt
Situate in the city Of Dayton county Of Montgomery and
State OF Ohio 10 wit; All that lot, tuct or parcel OF
land bounded rs follows, 10 Wit beginning the north
east corner Of In lot No. one hundred and fy eight
(l5s) the plat Of the town Of Dayton thence west
wardly with the northern boundary eight poles to
line Of the heirs Of Henry Brown, decd thence a right
angles sOuthward with said Browns line two l2 poes
thence at right angles eastward eight poles TO Main
street; theuee northward with Main street two (2)
poles To the place OF beginning containing sixteen
(lG) perches, be the same more less, excepting
nevertheless twenty (20) feet of the west end Of
said premises, and also including much Of the
brick wall Of the Phillips House adoin- the North
side OF said premises, and the ground on which said
wall stands has been conveyed said Green by the
Phillips House otel Company
Said property is to he sold on Judgment in favor Of
John Clemmer against Richard Green, ct. vi. The
above property has been appraised at six Thousand dol
lars and cannot be sold for less than thirds the np.
priisement, which is 5000 Terms of sale, cash.
~ d. JORDAN, Master Commissioner, "a
Superior Court Montgomery Co, o.
+. Z. CURRY, Atty iegdtd.
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MAsTER COMMIssIONER,s SALE.

No. lSf,
: Superior Court Montgomery
nntUfts nlatn

henfy No lStt,
against Superior Court Montgomery
William Allen, ct al County, Ohio,
DURSUANr 10 an order Of the Superior Court Of
L Montgomery county, Ohio, in the above
at its June term, 1860, and TO directed, shall offer
at public auction at the door of the Court House in the
city Of Dayton, Montgomery county, Ohio,
Saturday august L. 1850,
Between the hours of and four o'clock m, of said
day the following described real estate, to Wit Lot
numbers seven ~ upon Jones plat Of subdivision Of
out lot numbered thirty two 32) the plat Of o. lots
south Of Dayton, and east OF Main street. decided to
Daniel w. Wheelock by Oliver Jones and Hmm Bo
dine, administrators OF the estate Of John L. jones'
deceased late Of Hamilton county. Ohio, and by said
Daniel W. Wheelock and his wife 10 Joseph F. Allen,
aud by Joseph D. Allen, duly devised to CSssandrl Al
len his WIFE by will duly made and executed, and al
mitted TO Probate aud cordedn the Probate Court OF
Montgomery county, Ohio said property i TO h. sold
ON Judgment In favor Of Henry Curtner, and against
William Allen, ct al
The above property has been appraised at two thou
sand FIVE hundred dollars, and sell tur less than
two thirds Of the apprisment, which is 81 6dG 62S
Terms Of sale, cash. n. D.. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner superior court, Mont. go.
GEo. W. HoUK, ATTY. je2sdtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
ArgaI
sHERIFFs SALE.

vs.. MOne'ry Superior Court
Mary Boyle, et al. } In Partition.
IN pursuance Of fm Order of Sale issued from the
i Superior Conr Of Montgomery county, to Ine d.
rected, will offer for sale NJ the door III tho Court
House In Dayton,n said county,
Saturday, he 2ist day of Juig 1860,
AZ o'clock T. m, OF said day, in-lot numbered seven
teen hundred and hity-four 764 Of the revised num-
bers Of lots In the city Of Dayton Ia Montgomery coun
~, Ohio, appraised at S25O0O-subec 10 an annua paya
nent roin and aer the 1st day OF July 1901 Of siO6O
20 Anna Maria Wehber, widow Of Robert Wehber, SEM
deceased, durngher life time, for dover IN READ estate
VI her said deceased husband
Also, in.lo, No 1890 said city ofDayton adjoning
the aboveO appraised free Of dover, ht si1hOO.
Also in-lot No, 1885, IN said city nf Dayton, (adion-
ing the above) appraised free Of dover ut Si25,00.
property not sell for less than two thirds of the
appraised value
Terms third cash one third in one year and one
third In two years. the deferred payments 10 ear in
terest and secured by mortgage.
The Widows dover will probably he offered for sale
same day. JOHN MILLS, sheriff
Dated June 10, 1850.
Taos. Il. TfLTOS, Atty je2Ots
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0gllenShnrg & OSWegO Route,
FARMERS STUDY ECONOMY,
AND EXAMINE sOARLETTs
New Eagle Corn and Cob Mill,

.TNspECIALIY adaped to grinding all kinds Of shell
II led grain a. well ~ and cols This Mill took
he lirs premium ut the Ohio State Fair, and at twenty
four counties in this State this fall.
No Flrmer should be without one, fncts proven by
our most reliable and practical farmers Throughout the
country prove thl n saving Of at least one hrd by
rndina an kinds 4 shelled grain for feeding Horses,
Cattle and Sheep, Il half more IN feeding hogs by
boiling the meal. 4,
The undersigned having purchased the right for the
countes of Montgomery, Greene Clarke Miami ana
Dtrk is now prepared to manufacture those vallaAe
Farm Mills to order at the Buckeye Foundry, Third
street Dayton, Ohio Call and examine them or send
fora circular
Orders promptly attended to- Farm and school
wholesale aud retail over one thousand were sold the
,,,st season Address b. q. TAYLOR,
delOyI Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14


Terms for Advertisements occupying greater spnge
or for longer period than above specified, mnde known
Adyertisements published in both the DAILY and
WEEKLY EMPIRE, will lie subject to an additional charge
Of one.half the Daily ultes. 80
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no Persons Wishing to discontinue their yearly AZ, az
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The privilege ofannua advertisers II LIMITED 20 siei
own bsness aud all advertisements for the behel 9'
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refreshments Of auction sales sent in by the must be
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Tributes of Respects, Notices, Meetings o. Literary
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uU MefGi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
H0RSE TALK.

VOHN sHELLEBERGER, on the West side Of Jof
81 ferson street is now fully prepared to accommodate
RlAtES and every thing that may be toinll in well
regulated Livery Stable.
a To his ability 10 please and give entire satisfaction
TO all who may favor him with their patronage He
takes great pleasure ia referring to the following COM
petent Judges: Cllbum Ha9an, Il. Heathnan, James
W. LOwrey, John Wigqm, Lee kenoot and Peter
Voorhees, all Of whom testified under OATH aiew day
ago that Mr. s. il Of tho very best Livery Men IN
the world and that his mfNrgd popularity, as such,
draws customers from all parts Of the world. II any
one doubts the truth Of this statement we refer TO Geo
W Houkand John Howard, Attorneys at Law.
mml4-yl
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
MASTER COMMIssIoNER,s SALE

Jonathan Harshman, No. 1881.
against Superior Court Of
Albert T. Mcclure, ct al Montgomery Co., %.
DURsUANT 10 an order OF the superior court OF
i Montgomery county, Ohio made in the above case
AT the Apr term, A. d. 1850, and To directed, shall
offer at public auction at the door Of the Court House
in the city of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery,
and state Of Ohio.
On Saturday, July 2sth, 1850
Between the hours Of and four o'clock D. m Of said
day. the following described real estate situate in the
city Of Dayton, oaunty Of Montgomery, and stale OF
OHIO, to wit Lots numbered three thousand one hum
dred and ninety, Cil90 three Thousand hundred and
nine one (3iDll and three thousand hundred and
ninety wo (3l92 and three thousand hundred and
ninety three, l93 designated the revised plat ol
said city.
This property il 10 be sold on Judgment in fiyor of
Jonathan Harshman against Albert f. Mcclure, et al.
The above property has been appraised at six thou
sand eight hundred dollars (Bs0Ol and cannot he sold
for less than two thirds Of said appaisement Terms
Of sale cash. j. NJ. CLEGG,
Master Commissioner superior court.
j. A. JORDAN, Atty. iegTwtd.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

Of p iSmbion deceased Petition to sell anlsto pay
vs.. debts
Theresa schielle ct III.
DURsUANT to an order OF the Probate Court Of
i Montgomery county, made ~ the above entitled
cause, will on
Saturday, August 1, lsGO
AZ the door Of the Caua House, in the city OF Dayton,
tatween the hours of two and four O'Clock D. M sell
at public outcry the highest bidder, the following de-
scibed premises 70 wit; Being lot numbered fifteen
hundred and eight 5Os) the revised plat said city,
except thirty feet (Jl) In width of the north end
heretofore conveyed by Peter LanIbion 20 g. D. Finn,
with agreement to release 10 the city of Dayton,
twelve feet IN width off OF said north end ia addition for
the purpose OF alley,--inciding said last named
twelve feet said lot is ninety nine feet Ia depth by y
feet IN width.
Appraised at sioSO 90; may sell for s7oO Oo Terms
Of sale-one THIRD cash down; third In year
from day OF sale and one third ia two years Deferred
payments 10 be secured by mortgage and TO bear inter
est frUm day of sale. e. KNECHT, Admir-
Of Peter LaInbon, deceased
CEo. ". MALasasE, Attorney je27wtd
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The undivided hafof thirty three feet Of lots No
1881 and 1872. appraised II $50 Co. l
Lots No. llb, li6, ilT the Fndlsy PlAh assessed
each slsO, $40 90
Room sG2 Third street. on leased ground, appraised 1t
ei60 The above property will b. sold Tree of nsan
banee, and cannoi sell oi less than two thirds the APP
praised value. Property viii he shown and terms of
rae made known by the subscriber at the marble yard
of d. Ia Dow. n q. i3ANSON, Assignee.
pAYroS, July 9, lss0, bfdam
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
George Barcalow, !
"a Il
Superior Court, No. 1879.

W, Superior Court, No 1879.
Andrew Egan, ct. al.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Superior Court Of the
ID County Of Montgomery, Ohio made at its April
Term A. u. 1860, in the above entitled cnuse, win, on
Saturday, August 4, 1890.
At the door Of the Court House in the City Of Dayton
between the hours Of two aud four O'Clock D. M o said
day sell at public outcry, 10 the highest bidder The
following described real estate To Wit lying in Mad Rlv-
or township, in said county, and being lots number
seyeneight, nine and ten designated plat OF the
subdivision Of part Of section 27-Town Of range 4,
between the Miami Rivers; made by Daniel Beckel hnd
wife, mud recorded plat book "a pages 40 ana AZ
the Records Of Montgomery county.
Said lots are part Of Cox farm contain one acre
each and are well fitted for gardening purposes.
Each lot is appraised at S2b 90 and may sell for $751;
a. GEO w. MALLAMBRE, Master Com.
HofT wALKER, Attorneys je2s-dtwnwtd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-14
JEMIMA DRILL's RSTATE

HENRY WEsTERMAN was on the Soth day ofJune,
Ill 1870, duly appointed aud qualified as RdEnstfa-
tor with the will annexed, OF the estate of JeniIna
Drill late Of Montgomery county, Ohio, dcceitsod.
jyl3W6 HENRY WEsTERMAN, Admir-.