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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-10-26

.s9FEARFUL DEATH.-W are deeply
panied to record a sad accident which occur
red at the Touring mill of Messrs. Wells
& Hill about four clock Saturday after
noon, by which Mrs. Hill, wife of I'M.
Hill, lost her life, As we learn the cir
cumstances of the sad affair, they are
these Mrs, H. was passing by an upright
shaft, which was revolving rapidly, stu
ated in the second story IN the building,
when the wind blew her dress against it,
which became entangled and carried her
around, hitting her head against partition
and some upright posts standing near
Mr.. Wells, who was near by, hearing her
screams, ran to her assistance, and endeav-
ored to tear her dress loose from the shaft,
but was unable to accomplish it, He was
carried around a number Of times and
thrown down, and considerably injured.
Mrs, Hill was killed almost instantly, her
head being shockingly mangled She was
one beloved and esteemed by a large circle
of acquaintance, who viii deeply mourn
her sudden deeease, and sympathise with
her afflicted relatives in their great ire
parable loss.-Racine Daily, Journal.
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The Diptheria. the fatal throat disea.

The Diptheria, the fatal throat disease
among children, is making fearful ravages
among the little ones in various parts Of
Northern Illinois We hear of it at La
Sale, IN Kane, Stephenson, Winnebago and
Du Page counties, and in the country towns
of this county. 1t proves fatal in nearly
every case, the physicians being unable to
effeotually treat the new malady.
1t begins with cold and soreness in the
throat, and ends in the formation of a
membrane in the winlpipe, choking the
little sufferers to death. Parents, as a
preventive, would do well to guard their
children from exposure and colds.-Chi.
Journal.
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THE STATE OF WISCONSIN.
Circuit Court, County of Jefferson. Fore
closure Sale,

Zeros G. Lindsey, Plaintiff, against Harrison j. Fur
genson, Defendant. - - -
= Y virtue and in pursuance of judgment of Fore
ID closure and sale, rendered by the said Court in
the above entitled action, the 18th day of Septem
Der A D. 1850, shall expose for sale and sell at pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, the Topping
House, in the village of Waterloo. in the county of
jefferson esaid on Thursday the 2Cth day of De-
cember A d. 1860, at O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, the following described moFtgaged promises
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 of Jefferson and State of
Wisconsin, to wit the north half of the northwest
quarter of section No. nine, (9) in township number
eight 81 north OF range No thirteen 13) east con-
tanning eighty less with the exception of
that part of said land occupied by the Watertown and
Madison Rail Road Company or assigns.
Dated September 18th 1860. 15wI3sep21
y. CONKLIN, Referee.
LINDSEY X DREW, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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cireutt Court Jeferson county.

Luther A. Cole, Plaintiff against Henry Waldron An
della Waldron, and the Jefferson County Bank.
II virtue and in pursuance of Judgment of fore
- closure and sale, rendered in the above entitled
action, on the 1lth day of September A. D. 1860, by
the said Circuit Court shall expose for sale and sell
at public auction to the highest bidder the Plant
erS Hotel IN the City of Watertown, in said county
on the 3lst day of December A. D. 1860 one O'Clock
in the afternoon of that day, the following described
mortSaged premises, so much thereof as may be
necessary to raise the amount of said Judgment with
interest, costs, and expenses of sale to wit All that
certain piece parcel of land lying and being in
the city OF Waterfowl, State of Wisconsin, and des
crbed as follow to wit Lot number FIVE 5lin block
number two, % in the Second ward, according to
Cole, Bay & Co.'S Plat os... = =. g.. -.-.-0
Dated September q, 1860. 16w13sep2S
VIM. G. WEDEIEYER, Referee.
WILLIAMS Il LEONARD, plffs Atty.
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jefEerson CountH Circuit Court.

Charles G. iarger against stephen p. Day. Isaac L.
Hunt, Joseph Mcknight, William Mcknight Robert
IIaney. John De5ow Henry J. Na2ro, John Nazro and
David r. Barton
ID VIRTUE and in Pursuance of a Judgment of
Foreclosure and Sale rendered by the above named
Court in the above entitled ac5ion shall expose for
sale and sell at public auction to the highest bidder
at the law office of Enos and Hall in the Fourth Ward
of the City of WaertOwn in the said County of Jeer-
son on the goth day of December A. D. 1860. at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, the following des-
cribed mortgaged premises, much thereof may
be necessary to raise the amount of said Judgment
with interest, costs and expenses of Sale, to wit
numbered two (1 in Block numbered twenty (29l
in the First Ward of the said city of Watertown mark
ed and deS grated the Plat of the village now city,
OF Watertown surveyed by Milo Jones recorded
in the office of Register of Deeds of the said County
of Jefferson. SAMUEL BAIRD Referee
Dated Sept. 10Th 1860. 1Gwl3sep2S
ENOS Il HALL, PI'fs Attys.
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Office of the Commissioners of School University Lands
Madison, June goth 1860.
STATE
OF WISCONSIN
County OF DANE

py n yg the e Ill be e dnrs aPuIiAu
Il o a in the It'll
unless redeemed Al ncea 10 NJ. an conunue
h % o ne five damag
AN dino inude therein
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in dapub
( Commissioners S q U
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Walkers Dying Speech and Confession

A letter from Truxillo, published at Ha-
yana, thus describes the last moments of
Walker:
As soon as Walker entered the prison he
was heavily ironed, and asked if he wanted
nothing He only asked for water He
then sent for the chaplain Of the port, and
protesting his faith as a Roman Catholic,
he was seen almost constantly thereafter
knoeling at the feet of the priest in front
Of a small altar, on which, by the dim light
Of the tapers, the image of Jesus was dis
tinguished Among other things he once
said to the captain, Il am resigned to die
my political career is ended"
On the 11th inst, at Z o'clock, ?. NJ,
Walker was notified of his sentence of
death and to this startling message the
only reply he made was to ask at what
hour it would be executed, and whether he
had time to write
On the 18th, ats o'clock \. NJ, the cul-
prit marched to the place of execution
He walked with crucifx in his hand, up
on which he bent all his regards. looking
neither to the right nor left, but listening
piously to the psalms which the priest re-
cited in his ear. lie entered the hollow
square formed by the soldiery in the place
of execution, and there full of resignation
he pronounced the following words: Il
am Roman Catholic. The war which
made upon Honduras in accordance with
the suggestions Of some Ruatanoes. was
unjust. Those who accompanied me are
not to blame. | alone am guilty. I ask
pardon Of the people. l receive death
with resignation-would that it may be
for the good of society,"
Walker died with remarkable fortitude.
His remains were received into a tomb,
and rest in peace for perpetual example
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TUESDAY. MARCH -, 1soO.
POIitical.

- The Washington correspondent Of the New
York Tribune writes that the recent experiments
upon Northern opinion by orators and managers
sent from that city in organizing third party, have
resulted very enthusiastically. They report New
York. Pennsylvania, and New Jersey as not open to
conviction, and despair of any movements which
viii attract support in these States
The resolutions os the Democratic Senatorial
Caucus on the subject Of protection of slave pro
perty in Territories viii come up for discussion this
week in the Senate. The New York journal Of Com
raeroe says that the resolutions occupy middle and
tenable ground, and viii be accepted by majority
Of the Democratic Senator's.
~ Washington papers state that Maj BES NcCU-
LOcH the famous Texan Ranger, has been telegraph
ed by Gov.HoUsToN to proceed Immediately 20 Texas,
where he viii be put in command, no doubt, of the
State forces raised for the purpose Of suppressing
or repelling the raids of Mexican and other bandit
The excitement now prevailing in Texas on the sub
ject viii probably lead to great exeeseso our side
and perhaps to a savage and general border war.
- The National Union Wing and American Exc
cutive Committee Chat is the nel5 party have fixed
upon Baltimore as the place and the 9th Of May as
the time for holding their National Convention
Ion the reliable Washington correspondent, says
''The indications are that Mr.. BELL of Tennessee,
OF Mr.. Bates, of Missouri will be nominated at
Baltimore The Chicago Black Republican Con-
venton will meet in six days after, and the opinion
prevails with many that they will nominate at Bal
tmore the one who stands the best chance Of a re
nomination at Chicago; the object being to secure
a thorough union Of the entire Opposition upon
terms that will enable them to secure an electoral
ticket in the slave-holding States. The indications
are very much that way.
The Washington Star Gays that it is currently
rumored inthat city that Senator DOUGLAS makes no
bones Of intimatng that if he be not nominated or
some one else is not nominated upon his platform,
("squatter sovereignty, he viii do his best to or
ganize a bolt "a la VAN buren, in l84s) throughout
the Northern States.n The Star adds "Now, in so
doing, he is simply insisting-for his own advantage
that the views concerning a platform prevalent
among his followers in abolitionzed States, shall be
accepted by the Democracy Of Democratic States,
under the penalty, in of a refusal so to do OF
fighting the approaching contest under the disadvan-
tage Of all Che injury he possibly infict on the
Democratic cause. Independent of the fact that he
has already worked all the mischief to it he can ac-
cOmplsh-having long since transferred all his real
ly transferable nominal Democratic strenth to the
Republicans-the idea of permitting those in the
Convention who would cater to the prejudices on
the slavery question prevalent at the North to lay
down platform for the party where the Democra-
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thought Of in these times"
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tracts from communications Of persons in official
positions which for the present however, are under
The seal Of confidence. This, however, shall GER
tainlv not deem il necessary to do until the New
mans shall discover and prove the existence IN 1852
-3 Of the Hansards and Hsrdins, BY means Of
whose afidayits they procured money from the
Government and also, prove the genuineness Of the
SIGNATURES Of John Carson and others to the certf
tificates herein published.
No one regrets more than I do, that have had to
appear before the public about Judicial maters; bat
the Speaker has thought proper to publish my eff
cal letters and assai in the bittercst terms-if
my official communications had been let alone. and
the action Of the Department with me, the public in
all probability would have never heard Of the trans
actions It Is no pleasure for me to expose any one
as had to do in this case, but in sefdefense could
not say less j. e. RAMSEY.