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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
FARMERS DEPARTMENT.
THE ENGLISH STEAM PLow.

One of Fowler's English steam plows
imported into this country, was tried on
the 1st instant rear Philadelphia. in the
presence Of committee of tie Agrieultu-
raj Society .f the County, and large
number of invited visitors Fowler's steam
pillow consists essentially in stationing a
portable engine on the head land of the
field, and drawing set Of plows through
the soil by wire rope guided and upheld
by supports and wound upon drum. The
engine Of this plov is placed upon a car
riage the front wheels of which turn on a
swivel in any desired direction.
The field in which the experiment was
made extended $50 yards between the
head lands Four plows were used upon
the travelling frame of the wire rope. and
they repeatedly turned over four deep fur
rows the entire length of the field in five
and half minutes. The engine is -
horse power the ecst of it and the apra-
ratus is $4,000. The power Of this en-
CINE is wholly applied to dragging the
plows; none Of it is consumed in moving
itself while blowing. This is held to be a
great advantage over those steam engines
which have to move themselves with their
has thus far been the most successful in
EnglaGd.
So far as it relates to the practical ap-
plication of steam power to blowing, this
has been settled long ago-it is perfectly
practical and successful. The question
of animal uersus steam glowing is now mar
rowed down to one of relative expense
In England steam blowing has been made
profitable on some large farms, and it has
been thought that equal, if not greater adj
vsntages. would be obtained from the sys-
tenn upon the very large and level farms on
our western prairies. The ability to plow
q large extent of land in very few days
with steam plow during our short spring
seasons, is consideration of great impor-
lance, but there are other considerations
which must also be taken into account
Thus. auimai power is twice as expensive
in England as it is in the Western States
of America, and as it requires about six
persons-men and boys-to attend Pow
ler's steam pillow, it does no. appear to be
suitable for the west where manual labor
is so scarce and expensive. This question
however, can eniy be decided by series Of
carefully conducted experiments. which
we trust will soon be inaugurated We
have directed attention to the main point
requiring to be decided in Ane-iea-the
relative economy Of the two systems of
plowing-because we have noticed that
several of our cotemporaries have treated
this subject under the mistaken idea that
blowing by steam power had not yet been
rendered perfectly practicable
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
A RAREY AMONG THE STEERS.

Scion Robinson of the n Y Tribune has
the following in his report of the New York
State Fair recently held at Watertown:
Il have just seen a Rarey among horn
ed cattle. Here is boy perhaps sixteen
years old, training and handling six steers,
not yet two years old, with all the ease
with which an experienced yankee driver
handles single pair while in yoke; and
he has no yoke nor rope, nor does he ever
speak a word scarcely above whisper, and
only occasionally strikes blow that would
raise blister upon the skin of a child
All his acts are based upon the law of
kindness, with firm determination thai all
his orders must be obeyed. Now be brings
up single pair as though yokcd together,
then two yoke, then three, then he miss
matches all of them, as though be were
about to yoke the off OK on the near side.
Then he changes places and puts odd ones
together; then he unyokes, if may use
term when he does not use a yoke, all of
them and brings them up in line like a
platoon of soldiers, and with greater pre-
clslon than any awkward squad. Then he
trains them round by twos and threes, or
drops single one and orders him to new
place by a motion of his small whip, or, as
1t seemed to me, by mere effort of his
will that he desired a change of position.
For an hour that stood watching, there
was pair older steers that stood Just out
side of the circle of operations, patiently
watching their turn, until some one asked,
Can you handle eight as we'll as six? 1
could he modestly replied, if my whip was
little longer. l can't reach the outside
one when in line, with this short whip, but
will try. And SO he did, and, notwith-
standing the short whip, all were managed
with the utmost ease, and all who saw were
tiught lesson. which none seemed to tire
oI learning"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
BUTTER AND EGGs

Are RECEIVED BY NE DAILY, from my agents in
the country. Terms cash.
"a cordially invite my old friends and custom
mers and the public generally to call and see m and
make an examination of my goodsand prices Partic-
ular attention paid to orders -
E. X. CRANDALL.
Watertown June,IS6o. VIM
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES! ----
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!!!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.!
s DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs!!
THE HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN

He HEALTH AND LIFE OF WOMAN
Is continually in peril if she is enough to neg
lect matreat those sexual Irregularities to which
two-tliirds of her sex are more or less subject.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same
formula which the inventor, CORNELIUS L. CAEESE-
MAN. NJ ID. ofN Y has twenty years sedjs ucces-
fully in an extended private
lieve without PAIN all disturbances the periodical
discharge whether arising from relaxation suppress
sion. They act like charm in removing the pains
that accompany difficult immediate menstruatiou,
and are the only safe and reliable remedy for Pushes
Sick Headache, Pains of the Loins, Back and Sides
Palpltatlon of the Heart Nervous Tremors IIyster-
les, Spasms, Broken Sleep and other unpleasant and
dangerous effects of unnatural condition in the
ual functions In the cases of F oatr AIbus or
Whites, they effect speedy
TO WIVES AND NATIONS.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are offered as the only
means of renewing interrupted menstruation, but
LADIES MUST BEAR IN MIND
There is condition of the female system in which
the Pills cannot be taken without producing PECU-
LIAR RESULT. The condition referred to is PREG-
NANCY-the aesult, MISCARRIAGE. Such is the ir-
resstable tendency of the medicines restore the
sexual functions to normal condition. that the
reproductive power of nature cannot resist it.
Explicit directions, stating when. and when they
shouldn't be used. with each Sox-the Price Dol
lar each Box containing so Pills
A valuable Pamphlet to be had free of the Agents.
Pills sent by mail promptly by enclosing price to any
Agent. Sold by Druggists generally.
R. b. TIUTCHINGS, Proprietor.
90 Cedar ST., New York.
Sold by G. c. wainwright, Watertown and Druggists
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
Family Grocery

n town, and intend to be in future as I ALWAYS
have been in the past, the first in the mark ct with
every novelty of the season. 1 receiving goods
every week from the EAST thereby always keeping my
Stock
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

Everything pertaining to the trade be found at
my estanshm ent and am prepared to sell Whole
sale as well as Retail, on as favorable terms as any
concern in town, - -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
Teas, Sugars, Coffees, Dried Fruits, Hermeti
cally Sealed Fruits,

And every other article usually found in first class
Family Groceries, sold by me- and ALWAYS warranted
as represented Will sell you better TEA for
fifty cents than buy anywhere else for sixty
two cents, and as good TEA for forty a. our windy
eetenPorarles VINO make such blow on Teas will or
can sell lot hfty. mean what say ant stand ready
to verify it every hour in the day and every day in
the week / make it point never to be undereol5-
and want it distinctly understood that do business
upon that principle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
Country Merchants

Can always sort up their stock with me. to good
advantage viii sell you goods by the package as
low as any OF the wholes alers u D town
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

THE ARMY OF TIE UNITED STATES AN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

1000 FEET MOTLDING for Frames GiItana
fOOO Rose Wood of every pattern and variety
from Z inch to inches in wild tn rof the RICBEST
PATTERNS Frames made to ord er and on short
netice, at kcck's Ca binet Ware Hspse.
Watertovn, September, 1see. - ~ ,~.-e
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

We propose to offer, in few brief paragraphs src
proofs of the efficacy of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
as preventive of. and for diseases to which
pooles OF unacclimated men are peculiarly subject in
warm ATTITUDES, cannot fail command the atten
ton of Baternal Government, anxious to protect
the health and lives of the tens of thousands brave
and patriotic citizens whe hare left, and daily
leaving their homes, their families and Their bust
ness TO hgh: in its defense.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
POTATOES FOR MILK COWS

earning.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

In order to accommodate my increasing business1
have removed from the Pioneer Store to the Store
formerly occupied by Milerd, Sd from the in
Coles Block, next West of S. 2. Days Hard Ware
Store the Street from Schubert'S Drug Store
just received, large variety of 81 ~ eEs-s -
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The Committee Of the Grand Truuk Rail-
way, Of Canada, have iEsu:d second report
They recommend that soms one Of ekill aud
experience be forthwith sent to have tempo
1an]y the entire control Of its affairs in Cant
ada, and negutia'c with the Canadian Gov
eminent. Mr: Watkins, prominent official,
kus been selected.
Mr. Ten Brock euphatically contradicts
the statement in Belts Lift that be intends to
sell bis etnd and 1ttlre from the turf lie has
no such Intention.
I1ojeett Nor th Atlantic Telegraph WAS found
ID, il about to be transferred to new hands,
AWOrksng company Ia to be established to lay
cables.
The of1icial report Of the loss Of the Cana.
d3au exhonsrate1 the captain and officers, bu.
sugStht;, Lat steamers do not go through tho
St'aaghts Of Bell 1.le before the 20th Ut June
Lord Jt.hn Russell, IN response to 4 dcput1-
lion Of Mexico bondholaers. promised ener-
et1ic MesGrrt6 Ggainer Mexico.
t is asserted that Prince Napoleon will pro-
the Minister Of Marine, suggests that France
engage 1abo1ers in India for the French colo
nies, rs the introduction OF negroes into the
colonies il prohibited, after july, 1862
The MiTe= case has been concluded. Juir~
MI Mt is TO be given on the l1th.
The Republican outbreak In Spain has been
Totally suppressed. Nearly ali Of the leaders
are III the hands Of the troops.
The Emperor Of Russia Was treated Bith
great iudignity ut Moscow.
TIE luGia ahd China mnils have arrived.
in the eaGt Of India.
The bark Flight, Of Boston, WAS seized By
the British vessel Oder, with 500 elayes on
board,
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pieces are found to have rot twenty missing.
The Second Ohio Regiment arc MI safely ar-
rived Except nine.
The reply has beta roceiTcd from Bcaure-
ga1d to cur flag Of truce claiming cur wound
cd, that he Cannot return them, but will take
the Fame care of them as Of their own.
Six complete batteries Of artillery arrived
here to day. The army appears to be in exc
lent spirits. The regiments are mostly re es-
tsbliEhed at their former camps.
Nearly sixty thousand trccps have 5een
offered the Goyernmect since the battle OF
Bulls Run, many Of: r. HON ara Of the best
material. and have seer European service.
FOURTH: DISPATCH.
:: WAsr1nsrov, Jnly II.
One Of tle Nsw J ork threcs months regi-
ments goas homo teaay two 60 Tomorrow.
Other regiments take their places. TIE
sickles brigade is expected 70 night. -.
Two friends Of Col: Cameron went Tor his
body and foHnd it;in house at Bulls Run,
but have not retufned.
Major Wadsworth< lsent with general f1syg
Of truce, covering the surgeons, ambulauces,
and guard, to within Elk miles Of Fairfax
Count Hcrse. and with his guard to within
four miles. He was not received b5 IN officer
Of suitable rank, but was obliged to wait NTH
picket squad which he found there. This
esttles the question. Is TO the pr;pinquity Of
tue enemy. His party behind having informa-
tion which led them to apprehend an attack,
sent for him, and he vas obliged to leave
withcut reply. Or e came from Bcaurega.d
subsequently,, to the Effect that NC could not
be allowed to bring of our own wounded, but
that they would be treated as well as theirs.
It was net intended to capture Manassas
junction ty an attack in front, but to pass it,
cut off the railway communication, and per
haps taEe it on tl1e resr.
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had thctT entertainments lcas .aau > week a1,,
saw our fo,css taking up positions for !. d..
f4urH If they ahh.1id he 1-sa{1aa

had fhc:T entertainments lcas .aau week azy,,
saw our forcss taking up positions for . d.
fence If they sho1ld be aEsai1e3-
hear ncthlpE, on every side, but :kc Taym-
est snd hesrtlss1 communication " cur .r.ors.
They fcught Ike Veterans The rebels did
not, in single instance, stand ,,efore them in
q charge, and we're shaken BY every vol!ey OF
tle1r nlutkesIy. I do not mean to praise aur
cas Ut the expense Of another The Sixty
ninth IN. T. Ir1sh) fought with splendid and
tsrac:ous conrage TGey charged batteries
tTo or tEree times, ard would have tak-n and
Ee!d item but for the reinforcem:nts which
were ccnstautly and steadily poured III. L.
died it aras to this fart alone that the compara
tive esnt c. S. Of the rebels ia due. We had rot
oscT 26, Goo men In action, the rest hsins held
behind IS reserves at Centreyflle; while the
enemy muet have numbered at leas: 10 0o0.
About mile this eide Of Ce1treyiIle ssau-
pede took place among the teamsters aud
Others, which threw every thug into tho ut-
most confusion. and inflicted soule verv se:i-
Gus injuries Ar: Eaton, Of Michigan, Ia try
irg TO arrest the figh: Of some Of these man,
was shot By one Of tkem-the hall takfaS ef-
feet In his hand Qaite number Of Ssaasors
nrd members Of the House were present ut
the battle.
, 1861-07-25

1He HI uA& cFaxs4 SHbHgr1bcrH.

4ht t<:s TElBrsE will be eerye6 this morn.
'::='o II lily Subscribers Of the Daily D..ao-
;fo' SaHh is discontinued. Fer few d1ys
I'll e::s:; lrs5 r!i$: sun: OF the Democrats
ss:ct''-r:, A1y Of 1hs:a fa:Iins to receive
u: tAisE, Nill pa served by 1eaYiuc; their
f.'ta I'D samhe1 :: slr TRIBUNE Cuaaii.ss-
"-em.
Liseo:::s IE1M-sE Nil also he eent to n1sii
sf=e':s't 10 the ca:ly edition ci the Dcno
7e' ~: fhe t;Ec for which they hare p1id
,os'1 :zlirts. TLese who IRE III ar-ee.s to
nc 1:'"trut Will be zr1a1icd On The s,m.
'e.n:' 's: ''ur GIVE subscribers, viz: Fo7
'H1tr --'a =, $:2:U1; SIX months. 54 %; ou;
's@'' I. ", Ayasiab.y IN t4l.uace. Tie 'ln..
III i, ~ ":'' :e :eIt TO them day or Two, uatil
!atF Z SKI W :l-ir minds whether thcv waat
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Ctnh derste guns was just on the point OF be-
ing 9aKen, Apd their cheers rent the air as the
supposed column started to strengthen them,
whcn. TO their nmazement, they observed that
the Militia General in commend could mot
see the point, al sent TIE body Of men to an
other quarter
I reached the reserve base Of operations at
Centre Vile at II A NJ, where found Capt.
Tidhalt'ss battery Of two 6 Founders and .uo
12pc urdeIr. with the New York Twenty
a'Ett, With two Gpouuders, supported by
lC00. Walkipg along the woods towards
Bulls RuD, found the Eighteenth aud Tbir-
ty'stct nd Of New York, with the First ard
s. coEd Michigan, sivonaekcd, while tbs New
this column, looking on the previous scene
Of tptrntiors at Bulls Run. Here there were
four o. Pasrott's riff I'd guns, 10 po1nders
With this large reserve, when the fortunes
Of the cay seemed slightly to waYer, why
we're not the reserve sent for ere it was too
Ia;e? ! saw what seemed to Be general OIL.
ctr riding about in high excitement, wunter-
ing where relntorcements could be found. rs
''they would soon be needed" A tew rcsoiute
men. with r;f1ed cannon, might have COM
piete'y scattered the bold dankers OF the ene-
nyi aE it was. onr troops, once disheart-
the enemy seen this advantage, they
could hare cut them to pieces or forced tuem
to surrender ere they reached Fairfax Court
House.
! CaMe 1rO1n Edlr1RX Colft-n0uBe In an am
bnlance, which contained six men severely
wounded. We led this ghostly column Of
Yesterdays horrors, I saw in one Of them u
Fire Zouave with his leg shot of. He had a
handkerchief tied tight around it to keep the
life blood from flowing. In little while hc
dropped of, O grim smile On his lips. On tho
battle field, the Groan5 Of the wounded we're
awful, many calling .plteouely for water or for
Tue doctor, while others we're begging some
cne 10 cut tlelr taloa1a to relieve their
misery.
A. Ut Bn1l'e Run, the eeces5ionists murdered
in the most hoTr13 manner many OF the pris-
ohers on their hands. I saw with MY glass
Southern Z"nare deliberately. 70 up to q pris-
OF er and cut his throat, while others we're
baycncted to death by slow torture. do not
think our men were guilty Of any such acts,
daliIm all along the roule from Alexandria,
saculd have been. Burning houses and ruth
istsly destroying property arc not as atrocioue,
hoWeyer,a ,as Deliberate acts of murder,
At Cent1eyille I stopped an hour, and for
1ui'ate1y, met with very Intelligent person,
and Lee, when their forces were stationed
there. She told NE that she frequently heard
!stm say that they intended to fall back from
Fairfax ana CcntreTile, 20 as to draw our
troops on, diearnl their suspicious, and make
them believe that they would not light; then
7hey wonld get them into their numerous
masked batteries, WhicA skirt the thick woods
all around Manassas and in the neIghborhood
Of Gainesville. and When once In the net
they would give them dose thcs never would
forfeit u
, 1861-07-25


p4ylc on TEE OTHER SIDE.
Tit E;eeral SCOUTS report that the rebels
~ ,,izf1 with a little panic Ct their
~. iii n:treated pcll-mcll inside taeir
~. c}1e,l:s 81 Manassas Junction,
=.;x .:;;s can forces were retiring from
Il 6s;s. This explains the astounding
=, ti,., .u:r did no: pursue Gen. McDow-
=; s,,ay. and 1Ass Col. Eiostcna was en-
Fl. ~ - l,itk TO the field after tie Bat
r sd .,1in. uT Burnsile's Rhode Islana
,.s.:e::. T:i.sc wonders can hardly be
yy::::..; i il. apy other way. Misery loves
c,,,,.r. We trust 'tha- the report OF
Il; sf>,:;s is true. 1t IS observable that
If Iuc;,;:t,:tc have Iot Dragged mucll
.r,rt:,. r y;c,Ery Vet
, 1861-07-25

JEFFERSON C1rT, No, July 24-In tl,c
Convention this morning, Mr.. Mana intro.
dnced resolution to the effect that ary
change in the Executive G G3rovernmaat Of the
State, by the present Convention, wonld not
cnEauce to the welfare of Missouri. Tie res.
oluticn wss strongly dsbstcd and finally re-
teT-ed to the cunnittee eli Z choeen to report
what action this Convention shall take. Had
4 vote hcen taken on It, It would knvc been
lest After some other urimror.ant busiuasa
the Convention adjourned ill to MORROW
Eerning.
The Convention Is waiting tho report Of
the Committee Of Srvcn. which represents
every Congressional District Of the State, be.
fore taking my action. Il will report to-moS.
row. The State government IN the Executive
Department viii be reorGanized, it ii thought,
ard the present fncumbents will hs removed.
The city Wss thrown into g state OF great
excitement, last evening, 1t II o'clock, owing
to plckets firing at an officer who galloped
past them, not kuo ring they were there. He
was not hit. The artillery summoned the
troop in the city aud fair grounds to arln5, and
the report got out that Jackson Was approach
ing the city with large force, which 0: course
wss entirely lalse.
JEFFERSON CITY, July 24-A resolution uas
adopted III State Convention to day, instruct
iiig the State Treasurer to mako q statement
At the earliest monsnt Of what moneys there
we're il the Treasury also what amount hal
been expended aiDce tbs aSjournzaenu Of the
last Legislature, and for what purpose.
Col McNcil'a regiment left care this eye
girg per railroad for st. Louis.
, 1861-07-25


NV YcHK, July 34--Twenly Pra==ian Off
cszs have gone to Washington to tender their
et,victs tt; the Government.
4 special dispatch eaye the nomination Of
Correlly for Governor Ct New Mexico was re-
jected ty the Senate.
4 s1u cal TO the Post says it is Tumored that
. duel viii cccu- between Dcrcslt aad Rici.-
ara.cn. Friends are t.yi1g to aEranga the
matte.
Ger. Wa1ewcfth has arrived al Washington
frcm Fairf*x Court House, were be 1amainni
to c.rc foc the wounded. .Hc reports tic reb-
cl torczs colnir 6 on. Oor troops are only out
rs Iar Es Balls Ceess Reads Large numbers
osour scouts arc cut il all directions.
= a slave T1o escaped from the rc:;cls says
20GnO rEtions T21a issuc1 at Manassas or
Sunday.
A spscial 10 tue Tribune says the repor: that
TIE rebels snelied and bur"td Sclley Church,
ueel as e hospital by Cur troops, is ccnirm=d,
IS also the fact that the wounded :.,ard OF
tbs reed We1a hay yoneted by the rebels.
, 1861-07-25
pY4}ERy ut TIE SOLDIERS

s;1re he sn.lic and confusion attend
- Il: ::stllc at l1auassa:, hare cleared
II, is new kne*n ::Ai universally con-
tied :; Washington ll:at Ctr troops
drsL: ike heroes. Up TO four o'clock
Aey wire steadily gaining upan the rebels.
IN eye witncss sa:s:. They had beaten
hem II every open cposunter; had resisted
very a,tfmpt IN charge b: cay.'cy, Ind
l:cItt i three Of their batteries, and Lad
,rcsssti them back Il mile f1aEa their ad-
arte;i l'rsiiivn; but :hcy Ast: lecn march
=: a1i4 fighting twelre hours, and we're
ty:;cc!!tr exhausted, 50 that, when they
w ltw i':l.erics crrh:ns sl:aon them :aa.1
:csa Ee:atcrceucnts marching ayai1:=:
htnl. !. 7sts impossible to continue the
is!h; :'a' they proved their superiority in
bs sci:.: t!'lf hcyapa Ill question. In ne
ls;4.,e did the rebels sand t.cir grouai
=a::4=i sl.arse or i'll tie open field will
at.st::5:;. They had II l'rodisious adyau
RE- s'.lubcr, and :. still greater III tl.ei1
:::t1e;t ..-,ntnts."
TIE ,ewsrlu' reintorccments brcuGl,
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