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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sir0imio Gitao
Wa. VILLAGES PURE FOUNTAIN DEW
WHISKEY

Sttltr QSbte:ep pire mr. 6't ourd unS ht;pacn. gSir
Ei'anrli oas Yiblttunt bierauf aufmerfiam urb pGrncn bas.
lSIec 9pr %ntauf etEeS nah9rmobtCn NliifIS, ga hieIcr
SSbtetes nir ourdb infer SauS bticsei ipcrben fam. 6orf.
den Siranb III faufer niinIben, lUQten rur ba frufru TnS IL
!! Die Sertduter Sfrtrauen ieseu. 9Bir mini len boS Nus
b!lttlrn mr. SGr 6dllbun9en "a parnsn. gSir balten itts
nur oa1n %psrfaufen, nenn er rreniaifens u APeno.. an ii
Ntall er:nlers it. Dap mir bic alcinioen 8erfaufrr BON 81.
Waleee's gune Mountain Sem g7biSfes Irb. unb Sos mir
I'LL, G;llen 9rsis BET @eridufen Ypn l bis 100 Barrels baben,
uno IaoeE RaUliebbabsr Elm, oielen Sor,liolih,n m5S rSinsn
2SbiSteY elmer 9rphe iu untcrntrfen.
SO III. u oIIaee S6bnt,
Gde Cars NIB S,earl QIn) Strase.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28

'slbt nit iuesn SIidsn ctuauuO srtnnerte i6r an
isin SerIprs6en. Der Ssrr wuets T8 ni6t an.
rtrs su~bsl1en. ais raB sr Die in 3uder eetau6ts
8satarbsr : @ius ihludts uno fur Sinrctn
ttnirnte, iou aber elm tttstb6ies gsi&t scmatt
batsn.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sef0nmtrn a6un0cir.
@mitb'S @aIpm,

SWtIU y SuIDu,
groabfr.. ,riibeu rer 8. unb 9. StraEe.
@cincn beuti6cr GreunSen nnb Dem oeIantmten Gutli.
FUN bic Gn,tiar. bqB i'd Die feither ron Srn. &. Qenttul i'm
frdb run Srcobfrttt SptsI etfubrie g8irtbIhaft iibtrnpmntn
rnb ncu ein9trittet babe Durdp cute @ttr6nfc lnb Icnitiae
@rfriItunocn bcft has Wrbltppncn ieiner bcutTbcn Qrcun c
gu errrcrben rne labtt sl sobIrei6em StIu6 frcuublihIt Elm
90mcs g. Smith.
RICHMOND TRoTTING PARK.
Gin Wettrennsr fir 500 @tnfos ,mtIdcn
g0m 6cn@oa'e ..Sonelt Siap" uno
6. Woansr's nSupitcr"
miro am Opnncrftoa, Den %. D.. Na6mitta9s 3
ubr IN Vbsn beiaatem &rptting 0art ftlttinren.
giutrittspreis % Ste.
s. N pruprietrr.
9sluGt peroer
'tni9e 2tmmrr, ,wiiben Der 4. unt 81. GtroEr
aelegcn, fiji cine tleiue Bamilte. HGbercs IN er.
fro9rn in DER Office D. Slattcs.
DEM se'btten putlitum Die rractenIt. gln;eior,
onB W. {. B Beginners llbrens unb SClpel.
lsrtr' Strrs lid itst an Natnfrosr, sirtIbeu Der
Is. unb 10. Stra6e, oier 3tiircu ptrrbalb ces
United Stdtee o9tels ts1nost. g8sr llbrcn cper
5errelrp gum Rfpariren mir ibcrastsu bat. 1T
freunelih criudt, iplhe alsbalo ab;ubolen.
Nire. SO. g. 9S daene
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Wirthihafte. GrSffnmnn

5termit erlonbe Id mir. meinen 6reupben uub 9efannttn
befanat III Slaaen, bB id am 0iUntaa, BEN 10. NpSsmbcr,
metn 4eSsr>Sier> uno Speiit-Sauo (frabe ppn 6rn. RIatb
sefubrtl am nsNen Narft er66ncn ws-ee. Riir quite G.trdnte
NIB %belonoers MI eutes Bier iperoe i6 tets Surge um mir
Sit 3utrtctHpeti nsi!'er SiIrben ;u li9ern. gu JaDIrettsm
Selud, lpbst s~r9ebcnlt Gin
NihaeI Gbrenbera
am neucn 9Parft
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
faaerbifr- Salnn,

SIC. 70 @fainltr, Spilhen Der IA. unb Is. ctr.
ilniCrsn Greun0e4 uno Cent sestrrn gu6Iifum naaea
cine elegant tinseri6tete 2a0er6ttY. gSirtbihsft rrS9nrt E,Ssu
9gr6 sta rsi6teLtt9ss ~SSbOtsiate -Qaatr Der tejfsn Ntint
urp treniDitIher Sratbies mo mir in Dem StonS oflrRt,
osh Stlrfern oleles Teltn GOsats etpaS @usoeHiduekS bic
ten III tOnnen. @pntbirr n MInhtr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
81. 9. 9 6lD6's

neuFr Nrp3ooos- &leioer. un0 Sbub gtore.
Sreaaitr., ,Wiihtn Der 2. II. 8. Strase.
1T nit ,tnsm ni6eH @iiOrtinent aner in einsm bsrartiosn
gslbaft 8 lu6ten arhfeIn %priebsn, Die li6 burd @ate unb
8iii9tstt ausieihnen
N@ment!t1 erilubt nd Der ltrterseihnete duf Ieiu Eager
tsritAer ASlAters Nleioer fur !5errtn uno 6uaben, ionic 6uf
Sdu1~ nao SttsfeIs9a9er aufn,erflam III MADDEN.
I'm ger. graIuns rsintr g8oars unb frcunbit6tn 3uIpru6
tlhet 81. 9. SbtoB,
Srrabltr., ;ntl6ea bf 2. u, 8,
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
d.s'H.n SOOts "n0 @8tfr, fowts 'psi 9ampf'OOts.
Nie MGnntr MN nri Ennncn. y

tetntn SOUts UNI S@tHr, fUwts ,psi 9ampftUUts.
Vie W6nntr BON lrt %Ion9en:
gBir nabrn aus ltri'S grtn
9urd uniereS Sscs 8lutb
&uf oItocprbnttn Sauen,
Sr rpl ron btnem @futb.
g8r itEt spm Strarb gcfpeen
limb ncben REM Nntbcnltetn,
line lrrcr @ieeercftn
Cur Id6rtn 6eier en.
Die Ilnternatrnrr ME fclat
gpn, noben lluterpaleen
Sinh mir eober oeIbidt,
gSetl con Zen 9trren SolSen
Gub ans, itr S6psier, risft.
Sa9t az, tbr @ibssnclsu,
sSaS tbut Der Suf unS tunS2
SStre etra heu ee1tIp1tn
9tr nrSortpue 9uno2
Die S6w9scr ontncrtettn:
gBir bobcn Gnd 0trHfcn,
Staufodtr's alt @cihtt6t,
pier an Der &iptn Stufen,
Np Sreiteit ttutt nit Nc6t.
Sitr an ecr ticfcu SGtuuocn,
Ster an Der hCi'ocn Stcu',
@ter 9jte Gin Dial ;u orlinbcn
lem Sdn1cr uniereS 3en.
Otele rier lseten SciIen wuroen nab Der NPer
lobe pss Hilltltepts acIurarn unp pcn rem
@siammt6rr nit Ntufstsaleptuua wieecrbclt.
Dnnn muroe ppn Den Ilmmtliten SGnaern Ter
Shlu66cr seiuugen:
Biafrmntn, ibsure 9uuSesb-aber,
% treu rcrcint ~ @obI unb g8sb
eritoucn i~ond;eao unicre 0ieSer
Ssut ibtr Sttttc SruSerIte.
S6pn ricI br @bre waro terpidnn
DENT trrnmen Scbn Der tlbucn Sbat,
Us Irt nun audi boS goprt ~eepriecn,
3oS Sinn uEb 2bat scrscr!Ii@t Sat!
n~,r
Ste Competition trGst rircn crnIfen. feierli-
dsH @hnrafter, Der 8cier pcutrmmen fen.
DER Gtbter etS @titsc IanacS 1T 6crr @au Mc.
rel, DER @cmpcrit 6srr Suumea,tner. Not
Sssubisuns brs @eiansss ua6m Qanbammonu
Stsger pom Sbmpi paC Brrt, IN tu.,en 3Toen
rem IeBIdbrt9en Scihlu6 Der brei llrtautonr or.
tpabncnp, uno nann iiter ben .3abu biifcriiber
@rltil6t", Der an Der @'eibi6t, 90. Sets unp
HutIt-gunpes mage, rintgr t~reffenoc unc Iarfa.
ittlGe Semertun9en teifuRtnb. Damn banttc or
ben 6orcercru bes TrnFmals unb belt cine BE.
9stlfe,te NnIprd6e an ben Gjeiif oss Dihters, unb
rann an pde 8plt Der trei llrtantuue, Die er or.
rnhbnte, ausIutarren i'm &tihe rce Gatlitunoes.
@r lblo6 NIT ben Wcrtr0: Limb Du Mptben.
listnt, leu6te iibtr Dem See, Dem 9titli t~ntaeaeu,
FIR ale 3eiten.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Wm. WoGoct = Tbnc.

Gfe Der 1iten unb 6 arp. Stroes.
l'nftit bic gufmertIunfrit ibrcr 6reunre, Der S,rrsn Gtor,<
Sattcre, Eeltaureiiter, Sa9erbitr' g8irtbc, gpnftehontrs uno
anoere ouf ibr Wager 1pn @rrccrp j,btr @rt. feipis ouf iDr
S'auer-9aeer. unitrsitis bas er5Btt Der StoSt. Seipnbtrs
u open oielelsen ouf tbren o0semcin belicttcn IN. gDoIe
tateS ghre Moiutoth Dem 9Sbsfep" unb auf ibr Qaaer
bon Nrtpc'pc unb S6dpona gi0arren aufnerffam.
Nteielret "erpfttten i@, ibrc g3aaren spn aleiter Sua-
It1t bIlt9sr oe tr9e , Gin antere5 Sans biriiar Stobt III
sertauleh, ulc werotn Ith %oufcroem ~bcircten, mae SucIi-
la. @Sn!@t, Sup1dnns unb Serfc ncuns o~nbelanot, bic
3ntfttoenpttt 'erer Sunotn 81 %criperber. ellie 9ieidriaer,
@Hne ieitber ntdht 17n ule E%ouften, inb erIu&t, uuIerc,
HEaersr,Serioth cufer 9rlfune III unterinerfcn, unb mero,r
l3s pahteai IpldDe Stlude cnias1ennctntcn unb uns boS
Serironsn rnp Die 8unhltaft tCricIbrn Sr crperben iuden.
~ ii. 81 aIl0tt Snhnf
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Wfora Ghrenbfra,

6atritant pOn Spieeel- uuO NllNer- Nabmtn,
$40. II @oUernpr Stra6e.
Gem beutIten 9ubItfum bic ~ereebenle @nwioe. sas i'd
an Obisem Ylose EN- G~iololeiittn uno 0Olorabmcn, @eih6it
r0fntt babe, mUit6lt 3obmsn jeber Suatif6 unp 6jr5Es N
ben b%iIia1ten 9rtiisn uno in Der sr6Btsn @usipa6l III babsn
inS. 8eYa, aturen percen sleibfea5 btli9lt a~a5aefn6rt.
lin aefdliae @uftrioe bitie' G. Gbrenkfra
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Singer Cells
Tr. Scbiarr.
Die urtautpne.
1853.

Dte bic Ypramibe um9ctrnpe SnQe ftl Bel BEN
lebten Wcrteu uno man fab rie rtiacn gScrte In
etwa "a 6uB bUbeu SuhItabcu aus @ueet1en in
Der Ytttte Der nit elmer @uirluuoe umIhlunaencn
gpramtoe. Die %2rUmseten 1bmetterten, auae.
ntttner Suttl mar itdt, unO 65rtar, unr pom
Stroede Der SampfbcOte i~anrtcu pe 8ancneu
tbre ocnnernren @rier, bic BON buuotrtfahcm
Gho nteoerbpIt puroen. Sir tlri belt 0ancs
ihrrtter Super Die Ie1rsoe, rie irbr aclunaeu
par. SIR uuttrpalben iprab Qlnpammonn
gBir, BON Carmen.
Na6 ben 9teben tru9en bic Sdnstr BEN S6lus
bts Bst9e9sianses Dor, lautenO mic Iulst:
Der Greibeit uaS Gent Srtertono
Grbpb Gin Denfmoi 0picS SaNO
SIN biefen @lpsnp6nbeu
Gin anbre5 'poqts leine Cunt
9ur6 zines beutiheh Silesrs Stunt
Dem S3pcijerpplfe ienpep.
Sbr, btren @bnen tilft sctaet
SIN nabcn 8itlt, 9riber Id9t,
AS:r ia biz 8unit b%sjahlen2
DE Stunt, 10 inni9. tRf unp liar,
gDcrtn itb tpi9 %puaberbar
DIR Batter S6aten mailer?
Der rei6e surf sersfIt 10 gem
9Rit abelsbrief uns SrSensr:.r,
Dit Cob unb nit Sutpelcn;
Dir, Sbiler, loi Der @fYt6enleil
Gin unpergdnslib DsnfmaI fem,
gepeibt pol trelen Seelen.
Dee Stern, 10 oft pom ggelt umfo1,
Som 8rdutn SbalSp9t pft umtoif,
Gr iol be Nafnprlt fiuSsn,
9as cue Der Shnti;rieele tief,
Der b;utide Sang Gefabt ritf,
Die turor uns o%ertlnrtn.
Der S6wetler pielm BON 3ryIia, treflih
Dcrsstrasen UNI Don ben glasiulrumeutsR Bee
9leitrt, btidlC6 ri, 5cier.
Ss mar chen Scnnrnuntrreang, umb Die nit
S6nss becedtsn Ssrae uub @lstlter rralGn,ten
i'm ~aOlotnen Gl6fe Der sten It.iosnsen @Onne.
Die ScCte fubrsn nun mad Drummer. NO Der
3psits unO lebts 6beil Dee Settles asIsiert wuree
SIN @altbaule gum Nplsr iprahen. ME Nbaeoro.
n,trn BON uri purb ben Gancesbauptmann Mu.
bcim benz leltenosn COMMITTEE boa Sttms, ibrsu
Dant aus fur letre 3pffma6i9s Ginlcituna n
Dem 5ste Der orei urfantcns, unb tedntraateu
tiu eebs6oh pas ~ltiirmiIb 9s9eben mnrrs. -
9Inoammonn &ailrr pom NipipUloen beantroots
Elm 6c6 aui cas SOlt, baS FIR Die erworbens
0rcibs't slnIults6sn wiHe. gifolauS pcu 8!us
Elm Wann aus pen urtantcnen, lprndt T.: Girae.
upNen mttoet frtmpe 6anoel. So tGnnen Starmc
to"'msn, un un6 niso,rjnwsrfrn, 8erfu6anaen,
an ms btnauslalOdsu, BON oa6tr, cen tortber.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Soebtn erbolten

Scebtn erbolten
Cihc p;iter, So1Sur9 alien Grepac Srdnts; trira oIttn
Sre uno Sectb ~sSttStCp; 5cct, NGs une Savaita gioarrtr.
ipcI6c ArtittI mir ais cot earautircn.
Setm Seoorf van pcr'r9Iittn 2iauors, gSetut, Ole NIB
Savanna @i9aren, in B%bpIelalt unb RctaiG, lprede man ypr
Oct Wc1 ttpcr ii. @rtdcu,
gambler btclt9er uno i~nrpprtirter gpsir,.
liquors uno @iaarrtn, SO. 4 grtano,
Gttduee, 9,0rl ctr.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sefsmntin9 cbu1roe en-.
Yeaer, 6Difs. Samimsitter,

49, ~ -" " y q Z II NWU
9oters!
SD babe cine r~eidbaItiec suspabi Jticrrcrtr, Suu,ir-
GUTTER Shsuieln, SfenloSeln urb Npfers an SonS. fpclhe
70 btli9 iini Srrtauf rftire; fcrncr iieScn psrfhi,orne
Scrten SObIensGimcr, Iiteui6aufeIn, 8ubIenItanfcIn.
lt6pns Seltsue fur Sboufcln uno Nptcrs, S6ietbleb,. mel
lnssne uno eiierne @elt,Ie gum &biten, srutr~ 9Iatten unb
Eel.fetolIen; Seifcnltcint ium Gufitbcn BON 6enerrpiicu.
oeisl- une StrdensIOdsn nit wpbltlinsenbcm Some.
oaunieilier, Sousbciber unb onSere 9erfpnen, pslhc
s,neh pcer rrebrere eer pbiaen Mrttte' III faufen mlnTttn.
ars IA lrsnn eltdblt Gin. ibren 9eborf ppn mir III sntrst>
msh. "a ID gu ncroliden greilti ~Scrfaufet wsrSe. 1a
lp n'etns lanuttltden @iien- Rup Miclir erpaoren, IrYpi,
mslhe 9lcd'1 .'elblt anftrttac, 70 fam i'd Se6ermann Al, lti-
ntr %sellten 9ufriscenbeit btttentn.
9. .. . enppn,
Glpden- ttno NsiiiuNipaarens Sdbrit. fpipie Geutrrsft-
uno 8antingitter. Nfanufactcrp.
NO. 225, RatnltraBe, sptIbtn s. uuo g., BtfIsitc,
&t6 mpnb b, ga.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-11-28
Sir0istin GitO.

Gtne meme s atrtt. unr 6anbtIs.
Stnpt am Safer ppn NprfpIt,
Dem ccntrdlftcu uno beten Sectafrn Der Union.
Nrt Setiniauiospuufe Der erpbcu ptltlifen Hprfrlf> uub
PETERSBURG Gtienbdhu uo bar arcBtn lublibcn Seatparb.
rno 8canp!e. Gilentobr, icWte tS Sfpre -Garpltna GhifFo-
! Gle ann bee Gbclapcotc unb @Ibemarlc 9aupfIdiffanoIs
= out Der Stnncu'sttc bieleS t~crridten 6afcns, mo aud, bic
sr6Bte aars-sore Ger sScrein 9en Staatrn lid befnect. -
bier srllneen mir unf,rt ucuG Sobrits rnh SanbcIS. S5tabt
nit elmer ertt Nieilen lanetr Softnfrrnt, ecrer Qaoe ibrcs
@,ethed IN amerlta niht ipieNer Inbrt. Tie ar6sten Sor-
6elsr ,lb Srie9elhift. nit GinihluB Der ,greot Goltrrn."
le,lntil Spl inherent Stiet9runee vol ecIacCl an ulS tS-
iabeet. Nae Sape 1T bph eclteel, nit ourtm TrirfpolI,r
uno luBenl NSaier fUr 6c5ritipeds reiGlih %Ytriepen; Sas
China ~ milce. seuno uno erfrilhcnb. gleS pieIe ojebt
anlsrsn, Stattsebtee siusn Scriaa atseu DE Gage aaStrer
lloltder Stdote.
lin bic StaNi ltnea a~rfubaucu, iplcr Die erncn 1000
S'ucloee ouprrt btHts out Supluipripn pcriauft werben M
90 ps l45 Dollars. ie no& Gage uub IuSwabl, sablbar nit
8 Dollars pcr Mionot. 80
Der 9rp6lc 6betl Ger rciurn Ginnobue Ipa eur 9InIoae pur,
6abrlttn une Gin anecrcr GbciI sur @ulas. her StraBen Ytrs
pOnot prreen.
Gtic Gpmpa9ue str @rrihiurs pom Sasrifen in Eiroiuio
Slio mil circr bllten @tiuipn 9piaro lit tcreiis otitslih
ilccrs oiirt irprpcn.
Die NnSfntruna BAT fbOn br9pnnen.
Die trltsn 2betlntbmer baGen Die ar5et,n
SUrtbeilc.
g.. Qur6,
Senerals NdCut Der gSrdiuio Git,- X ,r,n,,,;.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
Can't Get Rid Of It.

The Democratic nominee for Sheriff paid
our town visit the latter part of last week.
We also hear that he visited the towns of
Oakland and Sumner. He has been try
ing to get rid of the stigma that attaches
to his acts on the night Of the | 9th instant.
He fluids that those proceedings are not
tolerated by those having any idea Of right
or decency in political warfare. They are
not of the right stamp to 60 out among the
voting population # our county. Trying
to smooth over the matter gives it bad
look, Mr.. Off. 1t brings to light that
which does not stand to your credit Ma
king false statements of what was told you
here, by those who saw you at Watertown,
as we understand you did before you left
the village, will not be apt to help you
along. The more you try to mend and
patch up those acts, the worse they look.
They are past mending-it's no use trying.
They have given you a reputation that
will stick to you so close that you can new
er shake it off. Your trying to get away
from the charge of taking any part in the
disgraceful proceedings, when men saw you
in the act, does not find belief in this com
munity.
The following affidavit is given to show
that you were engaged in interruptmg the
Wide Awake procession. Your assertion
that you was not in the crowd-only in the
capacity of an officer trying to keep the
peace-is unqualifedly false.
STATE OF WISCONSIN
JEFFERSON COUNTY,
Gerard Crane being duly sworn on oath
says that, on Monday evening October Is,
A. D. 1860, he was at the city of Water
town in said county, as member Of
Wide Awake company from Fort Atkinson,
and that the company was attacked in va
rious ways, by throwing of brickbats,
stones, clubs, &C., for some time without
resistance, and that finally the said Crane
and others resisted said attacks, and while
resisting, under Sheriff Off came to this af-
fant and arrested him in the name of the
State of Wisconsin and commanded the
peace and further this affiant saith not.
GERARD CRANE.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this
23d day of October, A. D. 1860.
GEO. G. SMITH, J. P.
Fort Atkinson Standard.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

Bank Of the Interior = We find in the
Central Wisconsin, Of the 18th inst the following
notice of this institution 1t viii be remember
sd that the Bank of the Interior is owned by
parties here, Linus R. Cady being President Of
the same, and George L. Field Cashier. We
are glad to hear that it is prospering finely and
have no doubt it will continue to do SO. so long
as it is in the hands Of its present owners and
managers The Wisconsin says
. The business office of the Bank Of the Inte-
Iior has just been removed to the new building
just completed on the west side Of the public
square. The Bank Building is a fine strue-
ture, an ornament to the place and highly cred
liable to the enterprise Of the proprietors The
new office occupies the front room of the ground
floor, is large, airy and well lighted, and alto
gether as pleasant place as ever draft was
cashed or money loaned in.
The Bank Of the Interior has been establish
Ell here something over two years, and under
the personal supervision of J. A. Farnham. the
courteous and gentlemanly Vice President, has
secured the entire confidence of the communi-
ty and ranks as one of the safest and most reli
able banking institutions in the state.
Mr., Farnham conducts also, in connection
with the Bank, his Lard Agency apd Tax pay
ing business, He is one of our most prompt
aud reliable business men, and persons having
real estate business to transact in our county
can hhd no better hands to which to entrust it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
Republican City Convention.

At Convention of Republicans of this
city held at Coles Hall on Wednesday ev-
ening, October 31st, 1860, for the purpose
Of nominating Member of Assembly, ia
cob J. Enos was called to the chair, and
Peter Seaburg appointed Secretary.
On motion the Convention proceeded to
ballot for nominee for said office, where
upon Luther A. Cole received SO votes,
and F. f. Shandrew votes
On motion, Luther A. Cole was declared
unanimously nominated
A committee was appointed to wait up
on Gen. Cole and inform him of his NOM
ination and request his acceptance of the
same. Gen. Cole subsequently appeared
in the Convention and accepted the n6min-
alton.
On motion, T. R. Mott, E. r. Evans.
and - Weiss, were appointed District
Committee for the ensuing year. Adjourn
ed J. j. ENOS, Chm.
PETER SEABURG, Sec.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
Rotary Valve Saxhorn.
Best French German. !
Bell up and Bell UP or

The Bell up and over clsss of horns that
by very simple continuance, be used either
FoR BAND OF TEN MEMBERs.-2 fiat Sopranos,
+ flat Sopranos, sometimes called Tenors) Altos,
BaritoneS, Bass, Contra Bass.
FoR A BAND OF TwELvE.-Add to the above list 70
ten l fiat Soprano, and Contra Bass.
For BAND OF EIGHT.-0mit from the above list
for ten Alto and one Baritone.
Where set of Saxhorn are bought at once amount
ing to sl50 or over, Root Cady make discount of
ten cent. All the foregoing Instruments they full
y warrant except the German. If warranted Instru-
ments do not give perfect satisfaction they may be
returned or exchanged.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

Licenses Of Carl SchUz.-We have
had left at our Office two Autographs of this
distinguished orator and statesman. The larger
of the two, taken in tint and the other plain,
will at once be recognized by his friends and
acquaintance, but we hope to see a more bold
and full picture, ofwhich he is certainly worthy.
They will be sold at so and 25 cents
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

ngF According to the returns Of Su-
perintendent Shandrew who has just completed
the census. there are at the present time 2156
children between the ages Of four and twenty
years in this city entitled to draw public money.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
Rlrlaray and Accidents.-As Mr.. J. A.

Rulauay and accidents Mr.. j. A.
Hall was driving into town from his house on
Tuesday evening, accompanied by Mrs. C.
Boynton and Mrs, C. A. sprague. his horse
took fright and becoming unmanageable COM
menced running All three of them were
thrown from the buggy and more or less injur-
ed, Mr.. Hall faring the worst We understand
that two of his ribs and his hip are broken, and
that he received other injuries in the way of
bruises of less serious character. tits also
thought that he must have been injured inter
nally. At the time of writing this, we under
stand that he is as comfortable as could be ex-
pected, though not by any means out of danger.
We hear that the ladies who were riding with
him ct the time were not badly injured
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

A Probable ,Sutndle-A man calling
himself D. H Henshaw was in town the other
day soliciting subscriptions for the Milwaukee
Free Democrat Quite number of our citizens
paid him money on account of the same, but
have not yet received any papers, We suspect
they are victims Of misplaced confidence"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02

4 Large Potatoe.-Mr. Robert Will
Jams Of Izonia brought into our Office the other
day Potato Of the Prince Albert variety,
weighing two pounds and half, and measu-
ring about foot in length He informed US
that he had some more ofthe same sort at home,
twelve of which weighed twenty eight pounds.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-11-02
Music Dealers, Teachers

Churches, and purchasers generally, throug
Northwest, should call before purchasing else
where. Other Melodeons may b9 offered lower, but
rem ember that the best is the cheapest in the end
We warrant every MASON & HAMLINS instrument
to give perfect salts facton. If it does We will re-
turn the purchase money. All instruments carefully
packed and delivered free of charge any Railroad
depot, wharf in Chicago.
We the sole agents for the sale Of Seinway Sons
CELEBRATED GOLD MEDAL PIANOS,
Now all the rage in New York. T. Gilbert & Co.'S
Grand ParIOr, Square, and lE1oIian Pianos,
The durability and excellence of which are nttested
by more than Sere Thousand Families il which they
used.