davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

I.s.l sdverr,,-ssss cfy 7-us 2~< s4esfs ear
ssr-f.ssu-y sr-ess<asuss usts va h. 20 %
sfsA . sdssrs. ?! 'As Tss, .,.- ..,s - h.v.s
- = eo1enst ssr.ssig - theiT fee'--ef '-sA'
Ak-sr.ise.ss-L. Il p-s spsess. n.'.-'s fsis'- ~
- c1arxso tHo prio~A =. 80.
Advertisements ksrt 0er@s-<-f - ~
s.x:re.. sss.sss pubisasd L a. iocai eoser7ns q
-. 80 - unde- vi - ckergsd y eecc tH,~flP-
n. Z ovsr tsr Las. te1 ee1,s peE ~. .,.
Ad,-~-i.s.nsrts sent e * - sq<rlrf 49, ~'-s
-s Ia.srt>t thre< razztzs. 1z.-ess @ -@<ef o-- .
.snv af.or Il a sl4ncirs slsert.ss,-sst -
<-gasf q rszlswsi Ct t1s ssrss. nnls'e fs-<fN~
xrr,oa,(lr< cssaitstss fcr o6.es q evtsy as<s
t,or Ill b~ charEet g. GO fcr ssen nsz1s u Les -.
A. % r. - Daily sod "eekiT. 1sa1- !" -
rsaurl
No xratslusls sdvsrtlsezDssts shst>ver.
chsrsss vi t. sa&1s 81 inssr-ins - nQA1-s y
a. Or1srs, sorletls<. & Ass>szters a - a.
Per each n1tic- 10 excseolns naes - ee--' -
"a 4 iussrtian. over sishi Ices a tois r.,e. ...
hrno1uclns oea-1s rft1 t1i-ef<a D''--' -
O.. ~fl1out 1a<lcs. Tree
So.icss ol Fes1sals. rs1ics sd Excaf ft.ons 80
% By fndlvt1rsla o. ssso<tat1.is q y oes4'"pe'
L~xsl sdrsrtssszrss srs-rtsa n ths s1psn-s q
a. ssssy. sFssrss a. .ss. ss ss = = = sAs ' sssa
line Psb.lshsr nSt aseountso.s fcT ~ see1sAe =
ars sfverttzsun>ns - cuf b k9seriN easfsel ~
taeir ynaicAzon-
he Weekly Express
gsbs.saed sv~ry 1e.sn-aa.y. sssi.se pr snnH'''
.assuce
alongrT lrss ttau psid for
usses ss Aaversisina in Wsoxiy.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
4 NEW AaT TlCLs
Rob ackss Stomach aittar~

- -
A us~ ard dehShutl Sto1sch3c aae Co-u-Nl. ia
giving to0e 20 the Stcnsrh. s1c fr To prs-so<icr
oiiicos compls;nt, inscsri - tb< Wsstszn courry
Try T.
A. morning drtnk. 70 ssssst e3ssse-r 80 r>l-~s
pyspop1s, u has 10 scusl. Try a.
IN c1cor " = f-f-srscr % a. CHER ftlsrs 70 T.
Tie f9rD-uis q ths>> Rlfters nc~v rssi, H. eel<
rros-f- q. ~. Aooec<. or1s1- stst e-sa - tbe
oifssf soc rost ssoinsns Aefics rfsctaoours cf n
wsst an II 4 drcty ps-a;,stsc uroo tbs ~snss -
Nc-t~ra people
Thcss bttsrs de-ivs tser s,-rlus frorz t.s ro,sr.
o. tsac nature q tbs slt h~rhs q wick tA.y
arr coIuroset, and - they srs, ~ sDsytaS aaNa.
ural cravings of ths rs-snsrh. dsrcruy rrn,ni~~sf
TEMPEHANCE.
Ae prses1t proprietor hsfs-ss bat u rskinx tAs1
~fdelf kDo~n. thx profc wssfare ls cuhs-r-ct
Il vi soop hs .or sals y All q Dr. Eobs<k's =.
nsross kss1ts. aat a. h0tsis A., he ccursry os-x
n tho u>srtros orosrs Ill - fus6 d.r-st rou,
Ci1rrc AZ in an quancty Aot az tn l<-ass rstss
"a Il put up n vaslt Botoss. and sscurely psckec 4
oat DOT ol<ss- Aslf dos sample cssse pili hc,vrs-r
- s,zekes at sent - s-J s5trecs = ff-sireA
Hetaii Price. sf per hottie, sr six
FER e..
frin.epsl o4foS ksd saissroc<z- SC g. E.-l Fourt
/ STREET. - triding fcn Esir e-r>~t Cn-nneff.
Ohio iAhorslory. Ne. 1s Hannont Street.
fe- rsis ID FtFe Courtg y
Z. n DoFNEl.Ll, Terre Hauso
J. CrfiS0HAN . 4"
wM Z. sHrET, Hs~ Goshsn
PEIIR RUsxIkE- C>,1zrsv1ils-
A. - DTuFgst4 49, Narck.xAs saDasels,
tkrosehoos As u-'t-f sissss ant csEshAs
ssr.tiet
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

n ~. g-yzzExTR lxszy-ANzuAL .syA1S
ALEST q tsS c.csd[icr e. LA< RcAf ~
RANCE c0lAPAyT c. 81 05y n Nfi- Y're,
~ a. l.; 1os ef.-lz@t1sr. ,ssi
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

N-oIcE OF 4PPLscxIJoS,--sso<i~ Is isr.by
~ Fss>r. 1o5 VII ssFsy u sks be&rd of cosn-
a&s-scsssse vlss ersa<y ] S:~ps. = ths.r brat
ISL f-r rs@ass % 80 -'tns7xrst.nC s1oors W
ls.s crsretss thar ecsrs 81 tina" for csss -sas
X, riase a esskDsss sn< ths pruussss ~horeor
.z,< i.c uars are % - trs1k are bocAs< % No IL
ncrs - E.ook. o. wsossh F<seo4 h~swosz g apd
q srssn. e fUrs-8nsa. h 8sgt1o0 ssstSAka
smolssSs - xuzxu1.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

ASSkIs.
Cash. bslanas 10 psnt. . szS.3o5 20
Bopds and Mortgages (bsinE nrst Dsn on
Real Eststs worth a. least II, ,5PT2 2ol .oss rs
Loans on Stocks. payable % teman1.
Irn.rk.s vslus of k1GDs7o SO, IA 500 90
Sank ss,ck. (rnsrsst vslpe) Ts.s75 90
United Stsias Tressary Note. lmarsst
vslue ts3. .ss3 20
srookiv-n citv wste- so.,ds 10 $50 90
vor,h fsro,ins ssals Konds lmarksf xsl Ta50 90
Nissour, Sat. Boocs .rrsrkst valnsi, 1900 90
Real Eseats. No. Val Street. eS,Sos -
Interest cas on LIT Jsnu1TFs iasls oi
which 81, $50 y Las since ssen rs-'c. fl,7ea 81
Balance IA hands ~ Agent suc 10 couF.e
q transmission frcgn Agso2-. c1 1s< O.
January tof ~hirh Sli, ,s5S - h@s since
ree1 received, r,ts@ ~
Bills Rsoeiys scss. dor p ssatIs1ss 20. ~ .F-f--
i&5c hiSasls eftocS =.
o.her Property, Mscellsns0us toms, 500 90
eiso issusi al Clf'ca 3.lso u
b fetal e si,&e5.kce 81
CHARLES J. MARTIN. PsEszpx~T.
L r. wLLAARTH, V,eF TsxspSsz.
J. HITcN ssnTH. sscnFsAss
JOHN As0GEE. Ass'T Sso's
CaARs.s.s cskCFr. ss~as.
10 rETTU BOW,
oaAtsau rv-'sT zsvrr.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
Compound Extract of sarsapsrilla,


TIE most csectrai remedy which the r.eclcsl sk o.
cur tires can de.se for this everywhere prevailing
aud fsrsl raaiscy. u coapi0s1 tram tie rnosk active
rflnadlsif thsf have been discovered - TIE e.prr
cnt.on e tAis fce decfder iFsn tbe bioc. and tbs
res-..e q 10 syster1 frcza its cest<ucvc coree-
ausnoss Heoce II Fberic ts eraDicyed fc- tbs cure
q no1 oay SCI otsis. ban also t5c>e osber s1es1aus
which arise .rou &. scet -
grape~e al Szsn Diseases. :; Actho1S's Pre-.
Rose, CT Erys.p1.ss. Rnp.es. PGsts.es, ksotra-
e. Eslrz ase Bells. T-ncTs. Tsttsr .-c Seit
shsur1. Sesid Hesd, Hnsworrn. kheu-
Ulaf.sn, 6yphllilc aEt Ssrc1resl
Diseases, Dropsy, DyspSpss.
rebsltty. xsd, Indeed. al
Complaints srissEg frcr
vtt.atst e I-pcfe
Slocd
The peeulsr telisf in 'inpurity - it blood" =
fourfsc IN truth fe- scrofuis desen1rarcn - he
blood The particulsr purpose AID virtue q t1is
sarsspsris "a y purify and rseafrats tis vitzl tt
ID ~fshoat hicb sound beslLh IA inrossible ir CO..
tku,ic .frt SrCetltilLoas-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR TEE srEEpY CURE or
Iui<rmlttsr. Fever, O. Fever snc Ague. Ee- lite
Fever, Chill Feve., Dumb Agzs, Periodscs, de sd
ache, or E.lHous ReaeArae. sse b.ilsas Fs
rexs, indeed for the whole ciefe cf cte
eases or igEatiag IN hillary csrs1ge
uisnt caused By the kL.sr.s q
Mi&srsfic Countrfss.
We are enabsed ksre 70 odsr To eornanisy
remedy wtich while Il cures tbe above complains
With cers.ntv, u stln perfectly harmless IN any
ousrt.tv such remedy = llv abe IA districts
where tbsss sfrictirg disorders prevail Tbs cure
sxpsls tbo issuiate poison Q. fe~sr srd Ague iron
The systeur, aTt preventA the oevslopue-. cf tie
disesss. taken cr she fret approach q its rrsuoo
to4y symptom j. b Bot only iso best rezsty ever
vet discovers for dis class of ccnplsi1is. bet also
ihe ohesos.s- The large oraeefy We Eurpiy fo-
in trions district. ~ktrr Feser nr1 Are fro~s =.
orprybe.fs racCit has3 er1 49, "a fr<if betn ter
cure snd Qr'tesiior. Stf.f -nirF -. r' tsar
r.msay over anx osatI s,sr cisrrrfrsd tr III efss
dv a-f certain cure - lrLerrl-rfs j t1H- j. ccn-
fsins rc ouieirr &. rlf. gently 81 Dr. sa-
css no snsnisra IS : - .EjeFiee' eae.s vhs.sveE
healthy - m sa.y...i b. ~ lad t.8s disasse.
Fcs~r and A. = gt iossa tls ernes4uenc4 q TIE
mlssme.is Ies.b grest skTtety q cifortsrF srife
f-c- Il .rritr.. =, ks1cns vhich are
Neuralgia. RheuraatsIa ccut. Hssdss be, 1iinoness,
Tooths-Ls, EeTarbs. Cstarreb. Astfns, Pslpi-
saiioa. PaiDff,l Afsotlon q ths Spias1, Hys-
.aricr Tssxs i tn B@sgvr. CO ic ,Ssrsissis
and IeFsoss19cli q ths stersec.
Al ef witch, Vhsi ori ira1ss N tls cssf, las "a
..Crxy~ - lsis fba rossnn fron thc i'oc, sod caD
sa1usrtiy csrrs them All eiiSn lt s 81 inFelust1'
rrStecti1n . immigrants Goz H<rsou, travelling .
taken corrscrnliy = daily While sxpc~ec q The in
f,tsan. fhak vi l. axcrsfad from tho system. Rnl
cannot aceur1ulste 10 sua7eisnt Qua1tity ~ rper
into dsrsSss. Hence Il j. eren E"re yainAlie 81
rr,tectlon than crre, AID fsv wfi c~ez sufcr fror
iutrrSaitt-nts Il thy o-e4 tbeosslses cf the Frc
tsctian t5is rs-ss1J Rt'Tls-
sr FTaEsTsd - "a ]. &. ATEk 4 Co.
far 81 Easss tus -.
All cur r--ar1s - rle ~ e.ls ~ T. + Critr1EA A.
p NJ po,aszJv. ea5 i. si nrursi~fs IA TYRE
Hsuts.
Wholssslo - ALL A c., Ci0esDssfa
iuQI- -cdron-v.eR
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway. >ew York.
board Reduced 10 - -, dag

Board Reduced 10 - rsy dsa
.risss iSs essal1e ~ ft's va.i -ns s-frrsasieas
Ho IA isl. Il - been nc ssas.s soss-yoF q ss4
ropriessrs - n,zs Il t6e uoss susartnee'. eea-
-.e.sgtssS erzaserssble seos fer ss- e,qsfE al
.trkar r On ais 81. the Ah.sif
ASs v2st>vsr b. rse1s-i l.ssiy q .dD,iaif.sF -
shs osssors q ia su.,,s lAsy ka~e eoass7osse.
viskeas ressrd % cas'. % pa.'ss, Aad 70 combine
a. ,1s sisas1.s eEict.s.s4si -ne ros.1 sasoyr~ns
utsa rss.ssrn Ari - it,ssass. srd g ss-r f@sts
sppr~ess acslAsrskoes. -esats afssuE an-
"a acssrs - psss sis yssrs i = srs-ig''s gfo'f
,hs. ,hs.r s0,r,s Ls~s ben srrrssst-t
1o rset IL exlgeDeiss ofshs 'irass, sytsn AZ are
required 20 ys.rsss ,be res rirS seeFeuy. tSs
uo6sfsgnse-
Have Htedac,d the Prize ST Bosrt "a
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
a. ~ .ssas uase shaaas uoas & ,hs luaurtss sih
stss1 .s.r -, Ass k4sA.fst bs-s svgpii>l.
rsEADxFLk. wBucoxn q CO.
/, Se.s Te4f. sss4. 2 lssl 80
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
MEDICAL.


rs o>csrtrfc1.i disease. q co--cptoc g he
i b.oc1 e Wtlck tbs ersd beccrs vft,stec weak,
s1t peer. Being e the ercrlkfon. n pe<vscss tie
of t. "a osEsl Is free frcn IS attacks, Is t-srs
cns vtscl 4 ray ~ cescc7. he scrc<c4crs .ksnt
Is vz-focy esuset ty Ger<ef.sl disease loH Hv1s,
disor1sss1 un4ea4E1y foct iluprre az. c.tA sn1
flLhg kahts. tte eepfesssns yass. an, aecvo al, y
ths VeHzrsk- nfecti1l- WEa.sref te ia or.s.1. 4 :
h>redslsry e re corzrtuticr, ceeceDcinE frcu Pc
recss e e.1Idfte unto tbs thir1 Ard fourth gs1<rs
ton,'' Indeed, n seems % be too rcc q I'm sho
rsys. 81 vfi yislt tie iragues = tAe fsfAsra cpor
their chi,d-sa."
Is EJECT RI rasnce b depes'.ior frcus fhe scod
q corrurt ef cesro1s ulsttr. ~ \. 8 tse iznFf
rvsr. asdiutsInsl oggsns, IL sern~t tf'>ssifz' ~
ths glaL1s. sweillngs 3af On he sGrfse. flvItels
sores. Tais fccl ccrrcptcr. ~hlc tfi 1e4 tr -
bieot ceprefses the eneTFies q -. =, i1st srf--
Iors couspa.nU. bst tksy have Gar its< pc~-r -
withstand tie sssscizs q che olseasts c1~s -f.
iy vEst parssrs periz1 hy disorders y W. Ai1-F1
rTof4lccs IL their -a-ure, sre stu rf-trr- "a
81 ty ttls tsIrs IA ths ryst~r1- NcSt q t1e CO..
sEnptsou xhich osc2zaxted the Euz1sc family ha4 .is
crs IN directly IN tbs sc<cfgsoss oortzrr-E.cas &re
msny ceziTuctive diseases & TIE liver, Ecns-s,
bxsil kud irdesc - al ths c<Fscs. 49, rem CT
-. tegrsvetet ~ the Farle carfs-
Ou< quarter q sll peopss are sefo<alsaei tte-r
perserx sxs Invaded - fsis ilxk--g !ntec.ior -.
their heath is ucsI--1 ty - T c4t suzr = frn
fhe gvstsn We rarss rec-zte she t,cc ~ siters
tive striDs Gui tnssgossts 1. b ksslsay tooi and
sxezcsse- sara zzecictns ve srpply n
-
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
uE1Mpolp.s oEsuINE rREPA.

II
III fION
HFLxBoLDs BUCar fT fte ksassr
HEI MB0lp'S BJCHI ~ 30 hita'ys
HFINBoLD's FUcnp ~ - sirsvr
HFI AusOiDS BuCHJ f'r lis pSorr
HFIldpoIDs BUcBu for Nsrvcnsssss
HIIsLgollrs 5rchs,r, - tsas g Ass. -
ari.4R0fT,s Ft1cHU ~ Dsfecois srasti5nR
HfI.NBoIn's kCChC fsf Neak Nerfs4-
HFIAGBoLD's euSau Ger sreEessl De'at{
HELaHoLD.s @ @bSSnT .ar ss.ys.,sss -. - .'-
E7sIWBold's BrCHU for Night sv~asf
HRfyCsol.D'S BCC1u fsr Warsf1losas-
HKLxEoLnrs bucag tE LEyrsN = - ~
y t1I1ses51 rs fiff5 sar P.sr n s p.ss
HEfusoID's BrcHu o. Essvtnsus = khr itysilts
s..h rsnPsr,y sSl'ese sse ,,..s .Ss. :: sise.
V'ith wapt of Attention Ard Horror Il foeiesF.
Hf'ivpofD's RucHv for osesrrc;io,s
HFIaBoID's nuchu fer Ezsess~s sElsrg f'ot' h
ai.eroaon. and aa Dseeses 81
FTMALEs-fsMALkS-Ik -IkAAlL-
oLp on rousa. sIsaiR s ssRKIEn. OK cos--
TTNf1.AJfNo MARRIAGE.
AN ~ ~" rigrY ARR OF No Ag,u.
HlyxEoLrpS r TRACT BUcHU
IS TFF vFRy REsT RrsffDy ~ THS WORLD
Pc All osrupisnta iroesat y the So, whs'her Al
nFClrNr OF cl1krs1B OF LII
erE sYlfrTods row
SoFkwIf'Y sffJlfl 7, IT wrfHorT N
T.ks y, ssere s.issfa. hsTcurs. = rnElssssa'
A''sTsi MI Mol sES BsT xrxsfT rfcHr eCefs
~EsHEr DISEASES
/ fstls - % c6sas~ q Dee n ineeoysrssaee.
AID 10 EXPOSURE.
u.s HrLsfp0LIrs TxTRAcI BCcHC ~ Fsosrs-
! - sysrlax foua kabits iItolRet u
nv yo.NeANDorD
Aus 81 disease. srisng fosa bshiss = slssgsees.
Il rssso-os AL impropsI desssrg'A ~ IN rs~tor.
lhs psus1t N sher. tias - its.- = hs-iih All
r.. nFr NpolEss T xTRAs;r RUcHr fcr dizs~-s.
srf sg.csarf o( t9e UioT distressing cIsrscis:.
rrs HTINBclrs EyT2AcT ErcHr - 81 s''-s.
. . varSsEs esss~s.
w,,-sa.s .zssssas -
ntIE: .. 'sns'.r' z
''-' nov nov 10 :''i'i iS' '' :
..'a- a. ~ sr-.snsss sSs -ss-ustasss I'm i. an
zKApi RKkni Rrkpi
RFfxnoLr's ErCHr - ssf> aot p.esreal - a..
psr-sr.liv sr-r-esss rs ,re. aa l3ders.sn Il y
rstvrf rssiasss. .1i.. n , HYi-,fsofD cAaznlss. n
ss.ss sr 49, s,ss 80. 's-i = s sss =. 81
r.rssy vcsssshls- .. J. HElNrofD
s-yrn "a Fsh>crst>s t-ssrs vae, -. - ~
xr-v-s.r - Ns 2 HrFfARD. Ai1srrnsl
Isas q p~v sss1a. ~ "a isr - eeiis~rec - -
r---~..ssx HrIWrcTD
E~s,<trsl - sr1fv1r4i Chekzlss.
"a eeaEh Tsn.h a. ,siq~ cbes,unt Pft'
BRW AuE Oh GolNGLHlEiIs
axD TrTT1CfCTflxD DEAI1E&
-, ..se>s.- - <:-1,ss ~ -ssn oz~'s ~ s'r--
"a. s-rsn,r- - I'm rr>-Tsr~n~ ts-Aezns
T. H.lrnt.sfss c@cn.rr PTsraraffcna-
"a rxtsrt rccks-
- <sFsapss.fls.
~ irf<opsc Eo-e Wszk
~ Tn. IA ~ ~ q IN.
a Ans ~ pEszxsFss srsyy1czs-
~ AK YoR Er1(2olVs rAkx 40 oTHIR
ca :: z: & M - :5x 8; - - g ixIsiyoa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

Ans ~ l.ssx.sss s.sz[zs.s-
ca 5; sb 81 ss6S 80 Sns56s6;ss q; A zsST { TSi5esssa
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

TRUMPS a NOVEL BY GEO.
i = cUETss sYisssfkis E3sstrss>t ~ Hzs7<a-
axcAvrAY' 2 HISTORY oF rEGr-ASD
rcI Eth.
fHE VIE AsTD pEArz or SOCIETY
srAs .s.A-- e 'sSz.-zs e sczs-"
.r,es~~ 80 AZ ~. n sccxryezArs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

a. ALIEN. vc
Tsrs~B-e-s, Jrls "a. irSi-dsroe
P. S-Tse ez1sosss of LIS ysu - os.upsrsd x.l
o. ezy<n-> 81 is6s'sn< -. ss,~ 6>1..sss a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17

.--rs.r, rin he q dsv'ssla0 fFon sAs seOvs
aTAav-ras-zsssis Publl.Lei Ia bod pzi.z 40 80
vsSS,v ~1rI br cAargd ths ft pe!ly Fstss Ntt9 pos
! Al ~ he Ts<kly rates aided
- 3. : - CHARLES CkUEI. Fso y
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-12-17
LEGAL.

Annual Report OF the Auditor of yieo
County.
DEfo2I a tta Aatltor - vice county, sb5ei1e
II tha arncsaf reos - 90 tisot ID tor tbs ycss
copnencng iunr 1t !. D. lesa. snf sD1lnS Ma
IL A u al --l.L---..-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

essary to the comfort Of our soldiers, par
ticularly when sick or disabled, that are
not furnished by the Government, and can
only be supplied through some such means
as this organization. Mr. Reid has visited
most of the important towns in the State
and established a local Union in each,
which, acting in concert with him, has al
ready done much good in the way of fur
nishing Wisconsin soldiers with many ar
ticles without which they would have suf-
fered 1t is really desirable shat Water
town should also lend helping hand and
not be behind her sister cities in the good
wyrk The ladies Mite Society connected
with the Congl egational Church has taken
the matter in hand and resolved to do
what it can in that direction VIII not
some. or all, of the other societies here of
that kind, do the same thing? There
certainly can be no more charitable under
taking than this for them to engage IN
We throw out tie suggestion for them to
act upon as they may see fit, and trust it
will be favorably received Circulars con-
tanning Information and full particulars as
to the workings of the Union can be had
upon application to our office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

WISCONSIN FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE UN-
ION. An organization with the above Ii
tle has been formed in this State for the
purpose of forwarding blankets and other
necessary articles to the soldiers from Wis
eonsin. Rev. H. A. Reid, tho husband
of the lady who first established the Union
as private enterprise. has been author
lied by Gov. Randall to extend his opera
tons over the State and will canvass it for
the purpose of organizing branches of the
Union He proposes to solicit all kinds of
articles for the comfort of our soldiers. to-
gcther with money to keep up the organ
ization, and by thus systemizing the work,
make it accomplish great deal more for
tAe soldiers. than could otherwise be done.
The Union IS to be auxiliary to the Ma
t'onal Sanitary Commission. which has the
sanction Of the President and Gen. Scott,
and which has made a general appeal to
all the loyal women of the country that
they should do all they can to promote the
welfare of the soldiers.
There are many articles absolutely nee
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

THE ELEoTIoN. We never saw a more
quiet election in Watertown than was
that of Tuesday. Bet about three fourths
Of the entire vote of the city was cut and
no excitement whatever prevailed. We
give the figures, so far as we have been
aba to obtain them, as to the vote in the
county, but they are so meagre as to leave
US in the fog as to what the result is, We
shall not be surprised to find that the dem
ecratic State ticket has majority. We
also think that Woodman Dem. Supervi-
sor at large is elected. In this (the 1st)
dist. Piper Dem. is elected by 333 maj.
]. D. Waterbury (Rep,) is elected in the
End district without opposition. A, H.
Waldo (Dem, J is chosen in the Sd district
without opposition also. In the 4th dist.
re have no doubt Myron Smith (Rcp) is
elected, though we have but few figures
from them. and only Judge from the polit-
ical complexion of the district.
The Assemblymcn are divided equally
politically, the 1st district returning Peter
Rogan, (Dem, J by 249 majority; the I'd.
district, W. S. Green, (Union Dem. by
about 800 majority; the Sd district, W.
w. Reed, (Union Republican, without
opposition, and the 4th district. j, B.
Crosby, (Repuhlean,) by a majority that
we haven't time to cypher up. 1t is plenty
large enough, however.
Next week we shall be able to publish
more definite and full returns In the
mean time, those now presented will fur
nish Republicans of contemplative turn
Of mind with sufficient food for reflection
if they will but consult the vote in sever
al strong Republican localities where we
have allowed ourselves to be ''rpn in the
ground" BY Democrats.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

sD We know and speak from expert
snce when we say that Elliott's Improved
Pearl Sewing Machines, sold by G, T. Col
Inns. & CO.. 100 Lake st. Chicago, are the
cheapest and most economical Of any Ma
chine we have seen for family use. The
idea that because machine is cheap it
cannot be good, is driven from cur mind,
and from that of our better half by the
"good works and the entire relia bility of
the Machine above referred to, which is
sold at the low price of $50. We recam-
mend it in the fullest confidence to our
friends.--Gbieago Democrat. IOWA
See advertisement in another column
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

rs II P Thomas, well known in
this city as one OF the gentlemanly and eff
fcient conductors on the Milwaukee and
Baraboo Valley Railroad, has been ap-
pointed Su;ler of the 18th Regiment of
Wisconsin Volunteers We congratulate
him on his good luck.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
E@ There has been falling off in t

s1-There has been falling off in the
receipts of wheat in this market for few
days past, owing to decline in the price
consequent upon the high rates now de-
manded for freight. The transportation
Of wheat from Milwaukee to New York
now costs three times as much az i. should,
and of course con es cut of the farmer.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

ia This being election week, we
have been unable to bestow as much at
tention as usual on the Republican. Next
week we shall be all right again.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

REINFoRCED-The frequent assaults on
A. Peterson's stock since his Fall supply,
has rendered reinforeements necessary
See Advertisement
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

They have the highest testimonials and certificates
in their favor from families and the public press They
will run backward or forward making a smooth and
elastic stitch all kinds OF fabric.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

20 EASEMENTS, TO SECURE IN
gFRrTGN THE SINE WEEK, MUST BE
HANDED ~ By THURSDAY MORNING. "a
arrival and Departure of Railroad Trains and
Hour of Closing the Mails.
Nal Closes:
Going North, 1880 P NJ. Going South, 100 P. NJ.
Chicago and North Western.
Trans Depart:
GOING NORTH
Night Express Passenger, at 2:50 4. NJ
Connecting Mimi Junction with trains for the West
Accommodation at LAS NJ
Day Express Passenger - 6:3a P. N.
Connecting at Mimi Junction with trains for the
west. and Burnett with trains for Waupun, Ripon,
and Berlin.
Night Freight at m.
GOING SOUTH.
Accommodation at 100 P. II.
Day Express Passenger . 1850 A. N.
Connecting at Milton Junction with trains for Nil
aukee and Madison
Night Express Passenger st 1910 P. N.
connectil at Milton junction with trains for Nil
wauaee and Madison.
Night Freight q $50 P. ".
milwaukee, Watertoyyn & Baraboo Valley.
GOING EAST.
Depart Mail Closes
Passenger AS A. II. 700 A. NJ.
Freight S:35 A. M
Arrive from East.
Freight 200 P. 81.
Passenger 715 P.
GOING WEST.
Columbus DirfsioH.
Depart Mail Closes
Accommodation 7:l5P.u 6:0OP.M
Sun Prairie DiUisiOn
Depart
Accommodation 7:I5 NJ 600 p. N.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
$50 EACH.

They simple in their construction that child
of twelve years work them with ease. We war
rant the seam secure though every third stitch be
cut. They make stronger and handsomer seam than
be made by hand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08
HOOP SKIRTS.
100 dozen of al the new and Latest Designs, which
selling very low az

are now re Giving q we'll selected Stock Of La
dies Lasting Prunella and Kid Caters, Misses and
Childrens Caters and Shoes, bought from the Man
ufact urers thereby saving large percentage. We
selling a good quality of Wcmens' Enamelled
Bootees for 80 per pair for which you have
pay 81 &c elsewhere.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-08

y.s 4DYERrLsENENTS TO SECURE IN
gFTrr0v TIE SANE WEEK, MUST BE
u.yDED " By THURSDAY MORNING. "a