Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-06-22
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| AoHo hiieJ tHouSduu uOiiarS.
TIE next United States Fair will probably
be held in Cincinnati.
HE citizens of Stoughton have made ar
rangements to celebrate the Fourth of july.
NINE newspapers in Indiana, that support-
| ed the Fillmore ticket in 81, have declared
for Lincoln and Hamlin.
The Richmond Enquirer speaks of the Re-
publican candidate for Vice President. as
4" this wretch Hamlin."
EDWARD Riley and Patrick Conpor. Will,
cleaning out well at Trenton, Dodge Co..
were killed. -
BOY about ten years ofage, named Eng
llsh, son of a widow woman, was drowned at
GAINESVILLE on the 18th.
! The first number of the Religious daily,
called the Wotd, was announced to annesr
in New York on the l4th instant.
FOUR hundred Norwegians are on their
way into the interior of Wisconsin by the
Chicago and North Western Road.
The Waukesha Freeman says !" The wool
crop OF this county, we can pretty safely es-
innate the present season, at 400, 900 pounds.
The Boscobcl Democrat has been discon.
be sold at auction on the 18th instant.
The citizens of Waynesburgh, Ga, recent
ly hung in eihgy the ten Georgia delegates
who would not secede from the Charleston
Convention.
AT the relief meeting al Chicago, for the
benefit of the sufferers by the tornado, a Dor
trait OF Lincoln brought SIS, and one of
Douglas $lOO.
JOHN Browns widow has recently receiy-
ed S5O,00O from her colored sympathzers in
Hayti. She will soon be worth enough to
buy Mount Vernon.
MRS. MARTIN of Monroe, Green Co., was
| recently killed by lightning The bolt came
In at the window, breaking several ranes of
glass, and killed her instantly.
| A FELLOW in Indiana got divorce from
his wife; she became a charge upou the
county he got the keeping of her, and was
paid for supporting her as pauper.
The Republicans of Beaver Dana and vi.
clnlty, are talking of holding mass meeting
on the 18th of July. An invitation has been
sent to Cassius M. Clay to address the people.
A Mr.. Swarr, delegate to Baltimore and
Post Master at Lancaster city, Pa, says he
would let his bones rot at Baltimore before
he would vote for Douglas.
My German friend, how long have you
been married" Veil, dis am q ting don't
likes to talk about; but ven I dus, it seems
to me about so long it never vos.''
The Delaware State Journal, and the Del
aware Republican, both Fillmore papers in
1856, are both for Lincoln. Delaware was
fully represented at the Chicago Convention,
THERE have been seventeen papers started
IN central and Southern Illinois, in support
OF Lincoln Several other papers, hitherto
neutral, or democratic, raise republican flags.
The Universalist State Convention was
held at Beaver Dam, On the 9th and 7th.-
Ihe Convention meets on the first Wednes.
day IN June, next year, at Watertown.
/! CHICAGO is generously raising thousands
OF dollars to send to the sufferers by the tor
nado in Iowa and Southern Illinois. Some
SIX or seven thousand people attended tie
relief concert given for that purpose.
| A DESPERATE fight took place at Montezu,
ma, in Indiana, between circus company
and some of the citizens, in which two of the
latter were killed by being beaten with the
pins used to fasten down the tent. .
! Hon BAlLIE PAXTON of Tennessee. who
| ago, said that the corruption of those in DOW
er at Washington is SO great that the man in
the moon has to hold his nose as he passes
over the city.
The net earnings of the Fond du Lac sta
ton of the Chicago and North Western r. r.
for the month of May were $ll ,939,49. Ia.
king this month as an average tor business.
the earnings of the station for year wonld
nearly reach SI50.OO0, s
JUDGE GooDKINs, of Ind in republican
speech at Ierre Haute recently, said: "a.
brabam Lincoln has always been an honest
man from his youth to his manhood until
now he has been an honest man, but I am
satisfied he will at last TURN OUT great ras.
cal about the 4th Of March next.
At Bonny several sacrifices took place
during the stay of the Adenian, the vi ctims
being prisoners taken from near the Ebor
country. Their skulls were exhibited, and the
conquerors and their wives were witnessed
eating the flesh and making " chop" of the
arms and legs.
| On Saturday twenty-five hundred dollars
worth of bone and sinew, in the persons of
Mr.. Burton and John Burt Purnell, two fugi.
tives from Worcester county, Maryland, pass,
ed through Rochester, route for Queen
Vic's doimnion's, ria Suspension Bridge.
Buffalo Courier.
WITHIN the last two weeks or thereabouts,
a number of sheep have been killed by the
dogs in the town of Milly lille, Grant Co., be.
longing to j.. Weeks and E. Delap, four or
FIVE to each of them. They were mostly
lambs and some of them very valuable, being
of breed lately imported. The people are
at work to enforce the dogilaw
|
ISAAC V. FOWLER, the defanlting Pest
Master of New York, it is said neither took
passage on board the Moses Taylor for Ha,
wanna, nor at any time contemplated future
residence in Brazil. He is in the stat. of N.
York-almost daily in the city of New York,
and has not the remotest idea of selfexpatri-
ation." The rule of bogus democracy is at
revertime for swindlers and scoundrels.
BoTH Houses of Congress %having passed,
i and the President approved, bill adding
25 per cent, to the pay of f-an officers of the
navy, C.agress has just added, s472, 900 to
the. Navy Appropriation to sdefray this new
] Charge on ihe Treasury. Ard this is to be
the annual cost ofths addition to the pay of
asbody Of of-fnnciionaries already exhorbitant,
/ ly paid nothaf cf them having any thing to
do. There is too mitch truth in the asser.
l--tion that governments are little better than
lstupendous engines seized upon and worked
BY knaves, robbinS the people for the sup.
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