Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-07-26

much excited the ire of persons who are usually
very peaeeable, who finally pitched in, )" as
the most summary mode Of disposing of the
mooted question. At this juneture several cit
liens interfered and separated the belligerants,
who by this time had waxed warm, and re-
quired considerable force to restrain them
When we arrived in sight of the battle field, il
presented a scene Of great animation and force,
which excited the idea, that, some how, seces-
siondom had transported itself into our midst,
and that an appendix to the battle of Bulr s
Run was at It's full tide Order was eventually
restored, and the valorous Knight of Hustisford
retired for subsequent reflection, that he had
quite uncerimoniously kicked up considerable
OF dust Considering what human nature is
we cannot find it in our heart to greatly CEN
sure our usally quiet German population,
who certainly had considerable provocation to
act as they did although it would probably
have been far more notifying to their abusive
opponent had they set down his vaporings to
the credit of strong drink, and passed him by,
as in the circumstances, beneath notice, and we
think that this course would have in the end
pleased themselves the better AS it RESPECTS
the valorous Knight alluded to, we hope he
will not repeat a farce which has Welded him
and others no profit. 1t is a sin to use - griev-
Gus words which stir up strife'' Superadded
to the feverish excitement produced by the
news of the disastrous defeat of the Federal
Army at Manassas Junction, with which it
was in striking affinity, it was matter the like
OF which we hope may not occur again.
SIMPLICITY AND UTILITY-As rule. every
thing Of great Importance in human affairs is
very simple. Who has not, tor instance, ad-
mired the simplicity, as well as the perfect
completeness, of the Yankees recommendation
" To never cut yourself, be sure and always
white from you.n He who follows this very
plain direction will never bleed, nor have sore
fingers, by the pocket knife If there could be
as effective law found out for securing pros
perity in business, would not the commercial
and artistic, and industrial world be in costa
eies 2 We really hope the reader will not be-
come excited at mention of the thing-but we
have actually found out and are prepared at
this moment, to disclose mode as important in
business, as the above rule is relating to the
Yankee past-time of whiting. We know some
persons will smile at its simplicity but, ''let
those laugh who VIM The rule is this f: q Be
sure in your business, to not pay out more
money than your business will bring in y
In order to do this, two points are to be es-
pecially noted: First, examine well the q1tal-
'ty of what you buy, and secondly: see that
the price is not high. Whoever follows these
directions is bound to succeed moreover these
rules will lead those desiring to purchase car
rlages to the shop Of Messr5. Wiessert, Bolls,
and snere, below the bridge, on 1st Street
The closer the rule is applied the more GER
tainly will the purchaser go to this shop. If
the reader does not profit by our suggestion.
it will be his own fault-he Will learn better BY
seeing for himself than by further Dissertation