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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

BJ The sleighing now is excellent,
and the facilities for getting about the country
are unsurpassed. Farmers could not wish for
a better time in which to do their marketing,
get UP wood, draw logs to the mill, and do up
their winters work. The only drawback is
that there is little too much snow, it being
not far from two feet and half deep on a
level
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

E@@ A bill was introduced in the As
senbly the other day by Hon. T. Prentiss, max
ing certain amendments to our city charter
and has passed both branches Of the legislature
We do not know what the nature of the amend
meuts is
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

DERSONS in the city of Watertown Wishing to trans
act business with the Sheriff of Jeffe County
can deposit their card in box through the dor,
room the second floor of the Watertowu Bank
building, Of A. L. Pritehard Esq, and they shall re-
sAivA sstsntieo-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-02-08

Change -Nessrs. Paullranz & Rudolf
located in the Watertown Bank building have
dissolved partnership. MIR. Paulfranz. who
has been in the Barber business for long time,
continues at the same place.
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Any other Office in this County
Co1orS &c Bronz.

And will undertake do this kind of work as well as
it be done in the West.
ii you want your Job Printing done we'll, prom pity
and living prices, send it the Office of the alter
town Republican.
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Jefferson County court-,n Probate

Jefferson County Court-In Probate.
Notice to Creditors.
the matter of the estate of Isaac I,re-nsII.
: OF me town OF Waterloo. in the County of Jefer-
son and State of Wisconsin, deceased Letters of
adnlniSratl2n on the said estate having been
and ihe fst Monday of June next being by the
OF this Court limited for the creditors of said de-
ceased as the last day present their claims for
animation and allowance notice is hereby given that
the unoerslgn ed Judge of said Court will on the
Monday in each of the months of February Anrl and
June, A. D. 1861, at the Court House in Jefferson in
said County, receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands OF all persons against said deceased
Dated Jefferson, tbs Sd dsy Of December, A. D 1860
SAMUEL BAIRD,
tdte2sn2sl County Judge.
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Rad E4YS RENOI ATING RESOL YEN r
Pnre and Healthy Blood.

RADwAY'S RENovATINe REsoLyENT is the mot
positive and thorough cleaning and ating ed
icine known to medical science. 1t puriies with
tonishng spe ID impure and diseased blood, and
solves away all deceased depos :, whether in the
blood bones, joints, tissues, &c
SKIN DISEASES.-Au erUptions of the skin,
Sores ulcers tumors, letters, canhers, humors,
erea sores, syphilis bronchitis, catarrh diseases OF
the chest and lungs constitutional diseases, quick
iy AID permanently exterminatcd from the system{-
the use of Railway Renosatng Rssolyent.
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
Seeding Of the Glands, Sore Ee, Sore Throat, ssy
Dangerous Cough. Cared by RGdlc0y's
R.Ud G.J,.
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Arrival and Departure of Railroad Trains and
Hour of Closing the Mails.
Chieago and North Western.
GOING SOUTH.
Depart. Mail Closes
P,,r.s. 1850 A. 10 a 4.
Accommodation P M
GOING NORTH
Accommodation 1880 A. IL
Day Express 600 P. NJ P-M.
Milwaukee, WatertoSvn Baraboo valley.
BAsr.
Depart Mail Closes
Passenger S:45 A. NJ. 500 a. n.
Freight $500 A NJ.
Arrive from Eat
Freight 6:55 P. II.
Passenger 1:l5 P. II.
soING WEST.
Columbus DiutsiosS
Depart Mai Closes
Accommodation 7:2o p. NJ. 600 P. n.
Sun Prairie DtUisioa.
Depart
Accommodation rs P. 600 p. NJ
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RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS, Superior 10
all Purgative CathaItic Pills in and the only
vegetable Substitute foI Calomel Mercury and their
kindred mineral poisons Prepared from extracts Of
Roots, Plants Gums an Basanls possessing wonder
full medicinal powers ever before us ed as medicine
Elegantly coated with gum, mid ard thorough in
thelr operation and wi in the most obstinate eases
inauee excavations froIs the bowels in siN hours.
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SELECT SCHOOL,

MISS SUSAN PERRY will reopen her School nr.,
wi the residence of j. J. Enos, Egg, wedue ED, Y
January I'd, 1861. S9~s
PRINTING s.~ at Dir orcs eEE1r
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~ We present below a schedule o

IA We present below schedule of
the property, real and personal, belonging
to the city, and in charge of the Board of Edu-
cation, as appears by an inventory recently
taken by order of that body. The following is
list Of the real estate
1st Ward, Brick School House and Lot
1ss q Frame Building and Lot
u in Richards District !;
Sd g Brick School House and Lot
9th " Frame Building and Lot.
The personal property consisting of Desks,
Benches, Tables, Chairs, Blackboards, Bells,
Clocks. Maps, SC, is distributed and valued
as follows:
Isl Ward in RricL, Schnnl Hnnsn amt Ell 20
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1851.

ee ADVERTISEMENTS, TO SECURE IN
8ERFION THE SANE WEEK, MUST BE
T1rD IN By THURSDAY MORNING. ia
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
TT

ANINPERNAL AND EATERNAL REMEDY,
FOR THE INSF4NT CURE or PAIN.
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town, Wis.
H. MULBERGER, Agent.
T. WHITAKER, General Agent, JanesviIls, Wis.
3i.ly
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70 THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF
JACKSONVILLE. Florida. Al

JAcKsoNVILLE, Florida, April IS, 1850.
DR. RADwAY.-Dear Sir | afflicted with the
swelling OF the glands, much that leould hard
y eat my meals. bought bottle of Railways Rea-
cy Relief, and bathed my throat with it. In twenty
hours the swelling entirely gone and my throat
cured At the same time had very eyes, and
AFTER had rubbed with the Ready Relief, some of 10
remained on my fingers, aud in rubbing my ewes sore
Oh the Relief got in them My eyes got well i'm edi-
ateIy was likewise affect cd with a very dangerous
cough, that resisted all medcines until / used your
Ready kehef, few doses of which cured me- Yours
Respectfully, SAMUEL J. ASHTON
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WATERFOWL Wholesale Prices Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY MILLERD BROS. FAMILY
GRocERs. COLES BLOCK.
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Il. IL. r..
Gesua3eit tst Besser, as KranIheit!

y THINK OFT.
DIR. RADWAY respectfully submits to the consid-
Grafton of the public the following evidence ct the
superior curative efficacy of
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In better style, shorter notice. and at lowe prices
than can be done at
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Then for the first time in thirteen years Of anguish
misery and disease, felt and comfort pains
aches and nrnlities left me, and again able to
enjoy life. My as all oy er my BODY an thro'
my system. Doctors called it by different names. I
WAS lame, crippled had breakngs out my bodJ,
pains and aches in all my limbs, headaches pains in
my stomach after eating, could sleep WELL nor de
anything like healthy should do in fact / was
miserable. With the Ready Relief, l took
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Let those who doubt read the following ette. rom
Mr. Joseph Smeare, respectable citizen of Quincy,
III, QUINCY, Ill, May, 1860.
DR.. RApwAY Co 1 became diseased thirts an
years ago, and have been diseased ever since hsya
doctored with the best Physicians in this place. (oun-
Cyl but grew worse under their treatment. / have
tried variety Of the popular advertised remed %
with no better success Nothing, 10, nothing did u
any good un til tried
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11
ANOTHER MURDER!
A PoIIeeman MortaIiy Stabbed While IN
the Discharge Of His Duties.
APoRrIoN or rHE MURDEREBs ~ARRrsrED.

Another murder occurred in the city last
night, near the corner Of Eighth and Lock-
streets, in which a Thirteenth Ward watch
man, PANIED Nuttle, was the victim. II ap-
pears that six inebriated roughs, who live
near the canal in the Thirteenth Ward, be.
came drunk yesterday afternoon, and during
the evening they were very disorderly and
annoying, and finally, about eleven o'clock,
they knocked a man down on Main-street,
when their conduct attracted the attention of
the police, who ordered them to be quiet.
This they refused TO do, but started down
Eighth. street. until they reached Lock,
when their pursuers, two or three in num-
Der, attempted to arrest them. The party
immediately drew knives and reyolyers, and
declared they would not be taken; and after
a short struggle one Of them plunged a dirk
into Nuttle's abdomen, inHicting a wound
which must prove fatal in a short time, as
his intestines were scattered on the pave
ment.
As soon as Nuttle fell, his ~murderers ran
in different directions but two of them,
VIM. Brown and John O'Brien, were arrested
and lodged in the Hammond. street Station
house, and the officers are in pursuit of the
other participants.
Nuttle was one of the new policemen, was
about thirty years of age, and leaves a wife
and three children.
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COMMON PLEAS.

SA@SN AAAgN
INDICTMENTS REPoRTED.-The followingin.
dictments were reported in the criminal
branch of the Court, Judge Garter presiding:
Murder in the first d~egree-Henry Har-
rington.
Malicious stabbing-F. Quin, Joseph Shoen-
berger, Patrick Molloy, James Flsherty, Geo.
Howell, John Hayes and John Kelly.
Assault with intent TO kill Michael
Keenan,, Thomas Percell, James Strong and
Mary Morris.
Attempted rape-Thomas Blair.
Grand larceny = Benedict Louheimer,
Thomas Terry, Charles Riley and Andrew
Fry.
Burglary-DayiG Hobbet, James Cahill and
Others, Edward Foley, John Hays and John
Howe, Robert Gilderoy.
Passing an altered note-Geo. Williams
and VIM. Haines 1.-TWO indictments.)
Permitting house to be used as a place of
prostitution-John Roark.
PeIjury-Thomas Waldron.
FOrgeTy-J. NJ. Richards.
Attempt to pass counterfeit note-Hiram
Stephens.
Passing a forged order for the delivery of
goods-J. II. Patterson alias Green, three
indictments, and one for passing counterfeit
note.)
Having counterfeit notes in possession-O.
BraZier.
Petit larceny-GeO. Myers, VIM. warny,
Andrew Koahan.
Assault and battery-Thomas Murphy,
Margaret Kelly, Joseph Blair, A. Mother, A.
Thielman, M. p. Hayes, aud others.
The accused win be arraigned TO day
TUESDAY, -.
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LAW REPORT.
couRT.

Elizabeth Hill Vs. P. Harschamer. Suit on
anote. Consideration illegal, and judgment
for defendant.
Billings Us. The City. The plaintiff sued
to recover 5000 for medical services in the
Pest house; and the principal question be-
fore the Court was whether the Faculty of
the Ohio Medical College was authorized by
law to appoint a physician for the Pest
house.
Judge Storer held that for all practical
purposes the Pest. house was a portion of the
Hospital, and that plaintiff was entitled to
payment for his services. The demurrer
was overIuled.
Judge Storer remarked, on an application
being made to him to continue a case in
which a Sutler to a regiment was one of the
parties, that the rule extending indulgence
in this respect to enlisted soldiers, could not
be extended to al individual who followed
the army for his own advantage; though the
case would be postponed a few days with a
view to preparation.
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Lieutenant, d.. Dorian; Brevet Second Lieu-
tenant d. McClellandi Orderly Sergeant, I.
+. Jackson.
CIRCULAR TO oUARTERMAsTERs.
D. i. Wood, Quartermaster General, has
issued the following circular 10 Quarter
masters and their assistants
All clothing ~equippage, or other articles,
intended TO be Issued to our forces, will be
rejected before distribution TO the troops, IL
upon inspection, they are found to be in-
ferior in material or manufacture 10 the
standard or sample; and the case will be by
you at once referred TO the head of this de-
partment; and you are specially required to
examine all clothing and camp utensils
yourself, or cause q Board of Survey to exc
anime the same, according TO army regula-
tions. sd H
CAMP DEHNIsoH MATTERS.
A handsome pair of epaulettes were pre-
scented to Captain Theo. Gaines, Company r,
Fifth Regiment, at Camp DennisOn, yester-
day. His company was likewise presented
with a drum and fife.
A soldier attached to the Twelfth Regi-
ment yesterday broke from the guard-house,
where he was confined for some %offense, and
attempted to jump on the cars while they
were in motion; but not being able to do SO,
be fell between them, one of the wheels
passing over his foot, and i~njuring it so
badly that amputation was necessary.
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CONVICTION NEWS.

A~ccDENT.-A man named Beoler, who
resides in Louisburg, had bis left hand Sc
veTely injured yesterday, while attempting
TO FIRE off q shotgun which had been two
years loaded. ~ q
SHooTIEG AFFRAY AT CYNIMANA.-A
shooting ARRAY occurred in Cyn.hiana day
before yesterday, in which a man named
Jones was mortally, and another named
Desha was severely wounded. The quarrel
was political, Jones being a Union man, and
Desha a Secessionist.
KENTUCKY GRAXs.-The Kentucky Grays,
whose stanch Unionism is proverbial paid
q visit TO Independence on Saturday last,
and were everywhere received with most
enthusiastic demonstrations. Ladies' along
the road shoWered bouquets upon them, and
when they arrived at their destination they
were cordially entertained BY the citizens.
IMPoRrAsT ARREsr.-George Secord, a
United States regular soldier, was yesterday
arrested and held in the sum Of $500 on q
charge Of passing bogus coin.
OoRoEHRls INQUHsr.-OOroner Hughs yes
terday held All inquest on the body Of an IN.
known man, found floating in the river below
the mouth Of the Licking. The jury 70.
turned q verdict Of accidental drowning.
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NEWPORT NEWS.

BUToHERs IN TRoUBLR.-Five butchers were
fined one cent and costs each, by Mayor
Hawkins, yesterday, for disOrdeFly conduct
in market.
ARRESTS FOR DIsoRDKRLY Co1Ducr.-John
Linck and Geo. Voice were yesterday ar
rested for disturbing a Union meeting held
on Saturday night last. They will be tried
to. day.
PIoSIc YEsrHRDAY.-The various schools.
picnic in Taylors Grove yesterday.
Picnic : To DAY.- The Unconditional
Union Home Guard will give a grand pic
mic in the grove IN A~ill-bottom, to-day.
SoLDmR DRowAHD.-L. MarkWorth, q SOL
der attached TO the garrison At this place,
was drowned while bathing in the Licking,
yesterday.
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School BOard-PrOceedIngs Last Night.
The Board met last night at the usual
hour, President King in the Chair. The
minutes of the previous meeting were read
and approved. Co.,
William Brickley sent in his resignation
as teacher in the Common Schools, which
was accepted.
The Committee on Music made a favor
able report and recommended the nomina-
ton of the old teachers for the ensuing year.
Adopted.
The sum of $l7 was appropriated for the
glazing Of blackboards and other repairs in
the Ninth District.
The next business in order was the cleo
tion of Principals Of the schools.
DR.. Lillienthal moved that the subject be
laid on the table for one week. Adopted.
Mr.. Harding reported the following as the
order of examination in the Public Schools;
Tuesday, June II, Eighth District; We'd
nesday, June IL, Ninth District; Thursday,
June l3, Tenth District; Friday, June IA,
Eleventh District; Monday, June II, Twelfth
District; Tuesday, June Is, Third Interme.
date Wednesday, June 10, First Intermedi-
atei Thursday, June 20, Second Intermedi.
ate; Friday, June q, Fourth intermediate.
On motion of Mr.. Stratton; & j,
Resolved; That the Standing Rules onl
Salaries Of Teachers be so amended that
whenever a teacher wholly devoted to in.
struction in penmanship shall give instruc,
ton In more than hftsen rooms, such teacher
shall receive five, dollars per month adj
ditional for SuchinstFuotion.
The resolution was lost. The Board then
adjourned.
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Europe and Amerioa-A French Fleet for
American Waters-German Volunteer
for Americana Farewell 20 mr.. Preston.
The Paris correspondent Of the Newark
IN. J.) DAILY AdVerhser says;
Ina late letter mentioned that the French
Government had determined to increase its
squadron in the American waters. The fact
is officially confirmed ~ the Monitsur Of this
morning, which aDnoSAces that the French
naval.station Of the Antilles has received a
re enforcement of four war-Vessels, under the
command of RearSAdmiral Reynaud, and
that the Antilles station is hereafter TO in-
clude North America. "In presence of the
events which agitate and divide the States
Of the American Union" says the French
official journal, 'the Emperor has resolved to
send forces into those waters, sufficient TO
protect French interests and ensure respect
to them"
| was yesterday shown a private letter,
from Frankfort containing the statement
that a regiment of volunteers is being organ
lied in Germany, whose services are 70 be
offered TO the Government of the United
officers who recently applied to the United
States legation in Paris, and were informed
that the Minister had no authority to accept
their services, have determined TO leave for
America, and trust to the chance for employ
ment when they arrive at their destination.
l conversed yesterday with an officer who
followed Garibaldi throughout the Sicilian
and Neapolitan eampaigna and who informed
me that he has taken passage for New York
in one Of the steamers from Liverpool next
week. --.a -uuT
Our latest journals from Madrid contains
accounts Of q grand farewell dinner, given
NV The French Emhaa.ador II hono. ~ Az
ter of the United States TO the Court OF
Spain, who was on the point Of returning 10
America. Forty guests were present, in-
GLIDING several members Of the Spanish
Cabinet and the corps dipIomatigue. Mr..
Preston Is universally liked at Madrid, and
much regret Is expressed at his departure.
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"a SPARE PAPER."-We hope that persons
wantiDg'a spare paper" will see the necessity
of paying a half dime for it. Every sheet we
print costs us money-we work for money,
and it is the only thing that enables us to
keep moving. Did you ever go into a store
and ask the proprietor to giVe you a paper OF
pins or a bunch of tape2
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ATTEMPED SUIc1DE.-A German, whose
name we are requested to suppress, who is
attached to one of the regiments at Camp
Dennison, attempted to commit suicide by
taking laudanum, yesterday afternoon. He
was in the city at the time, visiting his
widowed mother, who resides in the Tenth
Ward. As soon as it was discovered he had
taken the narcotic, restoratives were applied,
and he is now out of danger. He was an
only son, and about nineteen years of age.
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NATIONAL THEATER.-T complimentary
benefit to Companies B and F of the Second
Regiment of the Reserve Militia, last even
ing, was well attended, and the entertain
ment well received. This evening The
Jewessj or, The Council Of Constance, and.
the Moving Panorama will be presented at
the National - quite an attractive pro-
oramnna
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Gun. BoATs.-T The steamboats, ConestogG,
A. o. Tyler and Queen Of the. West have
been taken to pieces at the Fulton Dry. dock,
and are to be altered into gun-boats. The
hands employed are paid by the hour, and
the work goes on from daylight till dark.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

BUCKEYE GALLERY.-It is important, at
this time, that every one should have a
knowledge of the pistol and rife. You can
learn to shoot accurately by taking a few
lessons of Henry Seibert, at the Buckeye
Gallery, Main. street, above Third, west side.
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PERsoNAL.-Hon. James Guthrie, of Lou
%isville, Kyp arrived at the Spencer House
yesterday, for the purpose, it is said, of con-
ferring with Colonel Anderson in regard to
the shipment of provisions over the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY. TO the
Adams Express Company we continue to
be daily indebted for Eastern papers, always
in advance of the mail. We are greatly
obliged to the courtesy of the attaches of the
Company for these ~favors, which are always
fully apnreciafed.
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City News.

THE PRESS IN XENIA.-Our friends in
Xenia will hereafter be served with the
DAILY Press, promptly on the arrival of the
cars, by Master 1. NJ. Stewart, to whom all
dues for subscription must be paid from this
dafa
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DAILY PRESS,
TUESDAY.


The oiacinnaR DA1LY PRrss e ne natural orcaa Of
tabor ard eaploy1asnf N ne CITY. The 6aoaeiss Of
eosmvHtoahot vhiok nylrnfshes betsesn laborers snd
employer, and bsi'0eeu capital and Industry, bymeans
Of " lage circ'ldhon and cheap Advertisements, sup
ply De peopk vih a oonvenisnos sshioh has only 70 BE-
tried 10 Be appreciated. a brfef adpertisensnt IN ne
DAILY PRIss places he obeot bdfore May hoasGnds
Q,boh tabOrers and employers, and Of buyers aud
sellers.
dhsrers % advertisements saay BE- received at ne oDFcs
ofthe DAILY PRRes, sealed, and addressed 10 names
fnihais or att1abera
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CoRoNER's INoUEsT.-Yesterday morning
the body of an unknown man was found
floating in the river near the Buckeye House,
in E very advanced stage of decomposition.
A porte-monnaie was found in his pocket,
which contained $2l7 in gold, and So in
spurious bills. The Coroner's jury returned
a verdict of accidental drowning.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11
REGISTER,

ARMY WAsoNs.-J. Painter & Co, wagon
makers, No. 81 Race-street, have just COM
pleted fifty. one fine army wagons, which
bave been manufactured within ten days.
They are neat, have two and three. quarter
inch iron axles, are made ofirst-class timber,
and strongly constructed. They are just the
kind of wagons to last, and will be of good
service among the mountains. Mr.. Painter
has on hand seasoned stuff enough for one
thousand more, and is prepared to furnish
them to the Government, or to individuals,
in the shortest notice. The ones on hand
cost $40 each, and are we'll worth the money.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-06-11

ACCIDENTAL boy named Henry Thomas,
whose parents reside on Clark. street, west of
Gutter, was seriously injured yesterday by
falling from a second. story window. 1t is
believed he can not recover.