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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05
PHLSi PILLSyt PILLS!!t
Railways Regulating Pills, valuable substitute.
for CALoMEL AND MERCMRY.

Liver Complaints. Dyspepsia. indigestion, stipa-
ton of the bowels, liver stomach. Kidneys &c. Bill
Eousness, bilious fever eyerS of al kinds with
marvellous speed by Radway's Regulating Pills. In
six hours after dose of Railways Regulating Pills
are taken. an evacuation from the bowels is
follow. In fifteen minutes after these active
and thorough Pills are taken, matter what may
be the character OF the disease, either fever inlam
ton congestion, the aalady will he arrested in its
progress add the patient viii find immediate relief.
CAUSE or DEATH.-Deathi in Sii AGATE and in
fammatOry diSeases-of the liver. bowels. stomach,
brain, lungs. and in malignant fevers-occur from
the length of time it takes the medicines of the
regular practitioner to act. Now this great calamity
is averted in Radway Regulating Pils-for in ifteer.
minutes aftera dosei taken they arrest the progress
of the violent di-eases and r-establish safety
aud health. TO SICK LADIES.
Railways Regulating Pills correct ell Irregularities
of ne female system.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05
r.. r. r..
NAYS READY RELIEF.


RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, superior to
all PUrgaFe Cathartic Pills in use, and the only
vegetable substitute fO CaIomeI Mercury, and their
kindred mineral pcisous. prepared from extracts OF
Roots, Plants, Gums and Bal, ans, possessing wonder
ful medicinal powers before used ealene.
Elegantly coated with gum mild and thorough in
their operation. and VIII the oil caseE,
induce excavations from the Bowels III siN hours.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05

Shields The following officers were
elected in the town of Shields on Tuesday, viz:
Supervisors-James Higgins, Chm, Laurence
Barry, Martin Kelly. Treasurer, Patrick So
Samuel Lynard
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05
Jenerson cnntuCou.

In the matter of the estate of Lewis ] Rider IA
ceased ~
d ppncatlon having been made BY the Executors of
: ala estate Tor the final settlement of their ac
count. IT Is ordered that said account be ex mined
y .ne Judge OF tits Court Monday the 18th day
% aP1t next, al the Court house in the village of
Jefferson in said Court at IL O'clock 4 N Al tbo+
noIee tnefs9 be given TO all persons interested bv
peoiShlng copy of this order for two successive
weeks IN the HatertoEn Republican. published at
WATERFOWL By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD
Dated March 18th, 1861. 4Iw2 County Judge
4 n HeGsHEADs of new Sugars best stvles ar the
L toEP<t r.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05

Board Of S'perrisors.-So far as heard
from the following Supervisors were elected in
this County last Tuesday:
Lake Mills. A. B. Smith; Ixonia ]. Piper;
Concord. Austin Kellogg: Koshkohong, L. B.
Caswell; Jefferson, D. F. Jones; Waterloo, G. D.
Mead; Watertown 7. H. H. Winters; Wat city,
E. Sweeney, E. Rothe, Patrick Rogan; Alta
Ian, c. J. Bell: Pennington. W. " Woodman
gPCyrus P. Mead has been appoint
ed Post Master at Waterloo, uics A. F. Mattice
removed. Mr.. Mead is an excellent business
man and will. make an accommodating officer
He is an energetic Republican, young, active
and enthusiastic. Appointments of such men
to office are in the highest degree creditable to
the Administration.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05
He GROVER Dc BAKER NACHINE
Prices From $40 to $125.

Nc. %, Family machine plain, $40
No.22, g g silver plated, table
with draw and cover, 500
No. "a, Long arm. plain, $50
No. %, Long arm, Silver Plated. table with
drawer and cover SO
No, I, Manufacturing Shuttle machine, $50
In mahogany and Rosewood cabinet
cases, from $50 to sI25
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-05

town, Wis. @-- - " S'ei
III. MULBEaGER, Agent.
"hiIAhER, General Agent, JanesvilIe, Wis
Silly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
Twelve days increase. ."..sl

Twelve days increase. tl2,5yJ 81
The Mechanics Bank has declared semi-annual
dividend of - v cent, payable Jan. 2.
The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company a dividend
Of y cent payable on the first Monday in January.
The exchanges at the Clearinghouse this morning
were 81 ,366.470 "a.
Mr. Cisco has called for $500, 900 Oh the fifty
million q cent stock loan made by the banks, which
is about ~ y cent on the portion taken by banks
Mr.. Secretary Chase arrived in town this morning.
and held a consultation al the Shb-1reasury with
Committee of the Banks He is reported to have
expressed his opinion very freely that re ious re-
suit would follow the present complication with
England
A new crop of Bank meetings sprang up to-day.
One was held in the morning AT the American Ex-
change Bank, which, after sending a Committee TO
confer with Mr.. Chase, adjourned to meet III the
afternoon, at the same place. AT the last meeting
the Committee reported upon the subject of the
amount Of sales of the first fifty million loan not yet
reimbursed to the banks Mr.. Chase took the posi-
ton that as he had received from the public y cent
Treasury Notes in payment of subscriptions TO the
100 q cent Notes, he was not required to reiin-
burse the banks in gold. He proposed
settlement to pay half the unpaid balance, which
is about $40 600 600, in gold, and one half in Treas
ury notes, which compromise was accepted by the
banks. The meeting then adjourned, to come to-
gether again tomorrow Thursday at 10 o'clock, at
the American Exchange Bank At this meeting we
presume Mr. Chase will be present and explain bis
financial scheme. We understand thai he denies
that the Government has any intention Of prohibiting
the export ofspecie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
SRlnND HOARD.
WEDNESDAY. Dec. IS-P.

Under tie resolutions of the banks yesterday not
TO suspend specie payments, and the Juras adyices,
which were generally received as unfavorable, the
stock market to-day experienced further decline Of
i to y cent the fancies. The sales to-day
were, to great extent forced by calling in of loans
and the purchases were mainly TO cover shorts.
Operators are looking anxiously toward Washington
Tor some official information Of the course of our
Government in the Mason and Slidell affair, and the
relative hrmness Of Government Securities would
indicate that the informal givings out are rather
favorable to peaceful solution OF the difficulties.
oi-patch from Washington, received in Wall street
this afternoon states that at Cabinet meeting held
day the tone OF the remarks conciatory and that
Mason and Slldell are demanded they will be given
up We give the sub'tanee of the dispatch, without
veucA-He ~. -. a. L. Secoal Boa,d, ,Le I~g-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
STPREME COURT.-IIaz

~ E,ne Va Aaron Close Assignee and Reuben n. Mead
-. e. bo,.bv Given 10 the creditors Of REUBEN ii.
and al the other persons having claims aud demands
., the property money and effects OF SAID houben H.
=, tbs DIV Of New.York. which have come uto the
80 % Aaron Close under and by virtue Of the assignment
20 him made by Reuben H. Mead dated July TO- lt6l and
dsd in The New.Yok County Clerks Office July II 1861,
20 come in and exhibit and prove their claims and demands be-
fore the undersigned Charles Peabody the referee sp-
Tor that purpose by order oft this Court dated Deem.
e. II 1851 al my Office No 60 Wan street. in the City Of
New York on before the 18th day of February 1862 o,
ftb. pds and property thereby appropriated and from all
benefit OF any which may be made IN TINS actSDs
ted December II, 1861. Oh. a. fbAbUpi,
dis law6w Tn heieieo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
c,,cmboats ano RAILROADS..
Eeaal Notices.

~ PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL
~ pRAINARD ESQ. Surrogate of the County OF Kings
be-ebv given according law, % all persons having
hoi . s-,in. HENRY l.. kANSER late OF the Cry OF
o.yn merchant deceased that they are required TO ez
With the vouchers thereof % the subscribers Or
he't t ~ Smith ELY Jr. No. los God-st.. corner OF
Tkfort in the City Of New ork on o. before the
tird day OF February neXt-Datea July 81, l5ol' ,u
SMITH ELY, Jr, ! L. hsyser, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
Bhrinp's CiIcnlar kays:

In consequence OF the by the West India all
business in American Stocks has been suspended tanada
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick Secue. have fallen with
the dec Inc In Consols.
The demand for currency is very active, and three
new banks have been started within short time,
based upon New-York stocks.
The National Bank Note Company has forwarded
toWashingon about ten millions Of the registered GER
tifcates of the per cent stock. The American Bank
Note Company have forwarded in all S35 GOO 900 Of
Demand Treasury Notes and large amount Of the
Oct l 80 per cent notes.
The Boston Transcript says:
The specie held by the boston Banks to-day l. sl0ul3sD
This tho IN the possession OF tie banks n th,
city for the pa. ten II may be round policy 81 order
the specie leaving the country that eXChsnse
T. ma for the banks project themselves and the Govern
meut, ia II il IN their power 20 do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

NOTICE to CREDITORS.-Pursuan TO the
order of Charles Esselsyue Surrogate of the Couny
of Columbia notice lie hereby given according to ta 70 81
ns,sous having claims against WILLIAM A. LIVINGSTON,
a. OF The town Of Livingston said county, deceased that
they are reauiied TO present she with TN vouchers
thereof 70 the subscriber al the office OF Miller "cn IN
of June next S. LOUISA LIVINGSTON, E1ecua1.
n,ts9 De- 4 1e6I dec5 law6moTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
CUPRENlE COURT, City and County of New

- York-WILLIAM B. ASToR, plaintiff, against WAL
TER w. WHiPPLE sud - his wife. John +. Brodenck
and MARY his Wife Michael Broderick and Sussnush Is.
his w,ic Water Gillespie Douglass L. White, Richard r.
White William C. WetmoIe, Charles g. Hayens, Jason
Rogers Frank g. johnson John Murphy, John Nesb BeT-
nsTd Earle dan-Summons for relief To the Defend
ants above nsmed You hereby summoned and required
20 .n,we the complaint in this seton which will be tiled in
the office OF the Clerk Of the City and County OF New
at the City Hall ia the City OF NewYok and 10 serve copy
of your answer the said complaint the subscriber at has
Office No 70 Merchants Exchange in the City Of New York
within twenty deys after the service Of this summons you
exclusive Of the day such services aud you fail to
the complaint Within the time aforesaid the plaintiff in
this action will apply the Court for the relief demanded in
the CON plsint.-Dated October -, 1861.
HENRY DAY, Plaintiffs Attorney,
No 70 Merchants Exchange, New-York
The complaint referred TO 10 the foregoing
filed in the Office OF the ssid Clerk the 10th day of October
A. d. 1861. HENRY DAY, Plaintiff s Attorney.
o3 layBgTh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1861.
ton agreeing that no special deposits should be re-

ton agreeing that special deposits should be re-
ceved from any dealer.
There has been no excitement to-day in regard to
specie, and we hear Of no important engagements
for the Africa. There are parties who would like 10
ship, but are unwilling "a do 70 in the present state
Of the country. There have been considerable
amounts ordered within few days 10 be sent 10 in
terror banks and the specie today is about
s37 500 600 the drain since the last payment into the
Sub-Treasury the loan, having been sufficient to
absorb all the disbursements of the Treasury. %
the day after that payment the reserve was about
$3S 100000.
The heavy decline in stocks Of the last few days
has brought about general calling in Of demand
loans and the leading lenders usually relied upon
by the street. have in great measure failed il to-
day. There has been great indispostion to part with
money to-day, upon the best securities, but this
tone of the market will probably pass away in few
days. Holders Of money desire TO wait the devel-
opments of the next few days. In paper there is
not much change.
TIE following statement shows the united strength
of the banks of the three cities
~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
SUPERIOR COuRT OF THE CITY OF

GUPERIOR COURT OF THE CITY OF
~ NEW-YORK. - MOSES CHAMBERLAIN against
WILLIAM D. SALISBURY and OTHERS 10 pur-
Of judgment Of the Superior Court Of the City Of
Newly rendered in the above action the 9TH day Of De
cenber 1901 shall expose to sale the 28h day of Decem
her 1861 ~ O'Clock the Merchants Exchange ia the
City of New.lork. all those FOUR certsin LOTS OF
GROUND situate lying and being in the City Of New
the nortbeTy side OF foeth street between Eighth and
Ninth avenue. bounded and described follows viz begin
point the notbery side Of tOteth street. distant
four hundred feet westerly from the formed by the in
terecton OF the nobery ue OF Forten street with the
westerly line OF Eighth aud running thence nohey
parallel with the Eighth ninetye-h feet and nine
inches thence westerly parable with Foreth street
nine feet six inches thence southery parallel with the Egh
avenue and through the of party ws
nine inches the nohey side of Fortie;h street and
thence eaeTy along the northcTy side OF foeth street
seventy six inches the point place Of beginning
H. II. RICE, Referee.
wv. NJ ALLEN. Plaintiff s Attorney.
Dated Newly rk. December T. 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

Last week 25723Cp3 lgi 361 800 5000 80 1883 Bij
Last year.... 2l7l72Go5 153i22 256s2iS7 1882 O96
The mail by the Africa will close tomorrow
Thursday afternoon at ! O'Clock. The steamer
will probably not sail till early Friday morning.
The followingis statement of the export of Bread
stuff to Great Britain and Ireland since the st of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
N. ". wholesale Prices or Country Prodne'

FOR THR WEEK ENDING NEpsEspAr DC ib lpl
Reported exclusively lor THE y Y TKiBuSE by DEEs
FHESCu.i
EoTICx TO CoSHeNoRs oE FAKs PKoDuoy.-Put evsry-
thBr order Marx plain ildebe directions
package, Including weight with tae count and OF Arti
ALSO tuck bill u psrticul insde Of package
marked Bill aud Away. send one by NAL, with notice
when and how thing. forwarded.
CoNHissONs-foT selling Berries Frus &C. where pack
returned and on small bots of stuff 10 & ceai Other
Farm produce generally, > y cent
QUOTATIONS ale Of good Proirc- IN good order
a, Wholesale such Farmers realize and not JoDbers or
SPECTATOR prices.
BU1TER1he threatening aspect % the late news from En-
gland hs thrown the market uto state of suspense Both
buyers and sellers disposed 20 w' for official develop
from Ns-Hnston some s all sales for shipment hsye
occurred about previous the difficulty u nesota
ing exchange bills Of dng pgecude- any CONFIDENT
transactions 20 tbe disposition sIised We make 10
change In figures hu they must be consdered \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

FEaTuKRs-We quote: Western. choice, a NJ bdJ'c.
FREsH MEATs-Couniry eonsignon frequently leave ths
barsets in their Veal and muttor, which Injuries tue S'
" . quote: - 49,
Beef ddss good y n. - silvesl y 10 .........6
Mutton caTcssses......4 db INeaCLrcs Y D'''.''dl"ii
Lamb. ..................a 40
HfDEs-Ne quote:
Western, weighing 500 II, et. a
Country slaughter triind and cured weighing 5000 sid
City sau ger trimmed and cured weighing bcd 10 otdI
Gxy1Tbe receipts are more liberal prices lower.
We quote: - ,
NensoD saddles, in Quail, trapped anu 49,, "a
good order, q d.. 90 lOl sound dok'''''l 1Sol ~
NeDison caTcass... bU 1Quailf sot .':'.'''' ~" ."
PsuIidges, trapped, lfrairie Chckeh' o..
a. pair............ 5sd 62 trapped y pair... ,5G
PARTRIDGE shot, pr. s0d 20 Do, shot y patti 300 o.
Quail. shot a sonnd.l coal 81
POTA1oEsIhere IL essential change but the nafAet j.
dill. We quote; -.
Ructe,es J,pey AZ hi. .,............ / 62d l Is
Buckley e., Northern, y bbl............. 294
N,rc,ys choice al bbI...,............. l20 IS
Nereer. Kocb..tsr " bbL IN bbls..... l2H %
pIereers roufron ~ bbi. ............... 7jd %
asgsu ~,e Etady iiU5 VVi.'......' s~~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

The Newly 0rk and Erie Rslrosd makes the following
port Of Of stock Tor the week ending this day
Beeyes Oi4i Horses. IL; Sheep and LAMBS l6O0 Swine
r485 Calves Y. - .
BEEF CATTLE
Number reported for this market Fortyfour street,
3,SIf.
The prices to-day quoted - follows
Fir.t auality..........8!d Ordinary
Northumberland a. 3
Some Extra good Beeve- msy be quoted at ei lie.
The general average of the market 1, &c.
The most of The sales range ffum ~ to re.
Fces per head ana per pound, OF different weights will
be fouu IN accounts Of saies o. sundTy dToyes.
Total number of Beeves received Ia the city this week
f,l6i.
This l4i head thar las: week aud ?o) head
than tie Of lat year. The number
"Wednesday market last year was iyl head while the number
today being 38l,. shows SO bead than the average
and 1873 bead lees than this dsy week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19
NETWORK CATTLE HARRIET.

FOR THR WEEK ENDING Dee Is. 1861.
'oTAL RECKPTs CATTLE on AL Kinds, FOR the WEEK
According 10 the reports from the several market places III
lie city, there have been received this week;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

Advertisement
DREW d. FRENCH,
PRoDUCK COsxissIoS MERCHANTS.
puTrRn, CHEESE, Fees, POULTRY CANE. GRAiF FLOUR,
PoRK &c.
No. 6 Erie Buildings, New-York
Our motto is Quick &c and prompt returns"
Reiercnee-D. r. Martin. President Ocean Bank. New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

Increase. TStSip
The first two weeks Of the present month of the
Illinois Central road show an aggregate decline in
receipts of about $4,000.
The Southern Michigan road is pressed to it's full
capacity, and the earnings thus far in December
show !. large gain the same month of last year.
The business on the Buffalo and State-Lne road
shows a very favorable result in November. The
earnings were about
Ell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50
SOW
These figures show net increase on the earnings
of 1850 of 1913, 900. The net earnings of October
November
Iutere, mos on funded debt. 1900
Net earnings. applicable TO dividend on e..
laO,UtO stock........... s.'..s...'....ss l'o'uVN
The following is statement of the cost, length,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

ArvLE-rhsre is material change In pcf3i some eE,ra
LOIS sol1 % q. We quote Western Winter nut
Mixed lots ~ 5JG 49,
CH,SsEEEsE Extra, = Dbl, +84 ~ de-, good 70 eAoiee
S6HSs
DnED FnrIT-We quote: .,.
New State ppes y n 80 lPlums choice q ID ..l4 DIS
New Western 81 10 ca Raspberries. dlb
Cherries 10 wi"
Dried Peaches. new led21 - -
OSIoSs--Rcd. T. Dbl, ala II Il Yellow, = bbl sl9
Z p; " hiie : 2Jd 2; bunch, q huud. S2Gr2 70
OARLIcK-ss loo bnLches, : r.
TURSITs. RUTABA6i-f Dbl, 5Od15c.
MARROW SQuAsH-Jor,sy - Dbl. 55c 81; Boston, 81 Is
CHEsNUTs-p bush, ~ 50d - 10
HICKORY EUItP bush, 4la 81 IL.
HOSgY--We quote: Clover lin combl p n, I5dlse.
Buckwhest lin eonb), b 10, l0al2c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19

BEAys-The market j. irm and active. Saes or strict y
Of the coming ~ l. not GOOD enough Tor inch extreme
rate. Wequoie tpscksge. ~ ,.ded: 49, $500, q.
Pea g busn ~ bg 2Oas al Kidney, bu ~ b.2 20at %
BcCKwHEAT FIOrR- 100 70. fair 10 good u Goa ~ &c..
BRoox COMP u. 4d6c
BKESvAK-B n, JlD.2c.
CngEsE-Tis article is in the position as Butter
Trade is suspended and await. the Of events Our
quotations nominal We quote;
Choice to extra y 10 Id English Dairy, y d..
Common rood D. fb..G Ohio Chee.e.........6 ~
DHEssKD HoGs-Tbe receipts large and heavy weights
fraction lower wLfe handsome clear light Pig are fn
Western city killed Ching 200 70 aud upwsd p Bid
Western city killed weighing l20Gl3O n - b.....4. r.
State, country dressed ghng2n N and upward b44 @i
state, country crossed weighing l2OdlsOi ~
State country sed weighing 70dllc n, ~ D....5Id3.
POrLTKYThe market has been steady during the week sd
last quotations represent the present state OF the market
quite correctly Dry picked Poultry now very unstable
Christmas week from to-day when every lrhmtn
will fine fat Goose for dinner and hne large fat Tur
keys will be IN geai demand during the holidays Christmas
market later than Saturday and Monday previous
Drawn Poultry comes in occasionally which sell. ldZo
lower that arcouu beside the loss in weight We want
the whole bird here head and feathers Some ship
per have lately trimmed the wrong end skng OF the legs
and leaving the head Consnors particularly requested
to remember the importance Of plainly ITtHg each pack
The kinds u poultry oot1ted that the seller may not
he obliged IN the Euny Of trade open and
packages without finding what Ills customer IL looking for
Also be marx each package the initials of
The cosgnor or some shipping mara previously agreed upon
" quote:
Turkeys choice q H. 1oa loi Ducks common q b.. Ia
Turkeys comm |, ~. ~ Geese, choice, ~ H.. 50
Chickens choice, ~ 3a Geese, common. y NJ. 3a
Chickens CONN., = 10. 30 Old Cocks, q b....... 3d
Fowls = b........... "a
EGGs-We quote:
Stste and Penn, choice, LINED Eggs, Stae..lb 1Ibi
at the marx T. dor...2l mr. Limsd Eggs Western,
Western choice y dor ~ d2l all good.........H ais
fURs-1he following quotations are FOR No. qualities;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-19


$4,000 stock........... ...............-Sldot@N
The following is a statement of the cost, length,
earnings and dividends paid from the opening Of the
road TO the present tim: