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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
ONLY MFALLlBLE RENRDHS KNOWN. =
Destroy Instantly3
EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
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:. Thoss PrsPs.ations (usliks al othsrs) ars'
" Not dangerous 20 the Human Family"
Rats do not die on the promises"
They como out Of their hsles 20 de-"
They sss the only infsllibls remedies knewn."
IL yeass and more estab;i.hed in New York City,
Used blythe City Post Once
Ussd blythe City Prisons and Station Houses.
Oesd by-the City Steamer, Ships, Il.
Osed Sy-ths City Hcspitsls, Aims Houses, 10.
Deed By the City Aotsls-Aster--S st. Nicholas
Usd blythe Boarding Houses, kc.,&e.
Oss9 by-mors than 5v, 600 Privsts Families.
| - Ses one or too Npsc;mexs a s1as = Essvy-
s0Asvs said b eas Pscpks-Edisors- Dsslsrs, Ac.
troubled with vermia ssed
b 20 no longer, II they use 'T'osFAR's" Exteemi.
nators. We have used It to our satisfactlon, and
1t box cost IS 10 would have il. " had tried
poisons, but they effected nothing: but "Costar's'
article Knocks the bre.th out Of Rats, Mice, koa-
ches and Bed Bags, quicker than We can write it.
IT 70 10 great demand al over tho countfy.-ksdi-
"a o. Gaseste.
MORE GRAIN and provisions ase destroyed
annually in Grant County By vermin, than would
caster VIE Herald.
HENRY r. COSTAR-Ws src selling yeas
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and vsrmin disappear
rapidly.
ioasa / sFou,1sa, Druggists, Windsor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-08-01
jyls-dtsl

sl,RUSTEE'5 SALE. = Whereas, on the Let
l day Of June. A. D., 1860 klisabsth Iceland
Jacob lief, her husband, executed unto Austin
Oufbin - trustees certain deed Of o0nveying
to said Trustee the land in Clinton county, Iowa,
described - follows to-wit: The north east quar-.
ter Of sectt.n plumber thirteen (l8) In tovnship
number eighty ono (8l) north Of range number
i've 81 east Of the 9Th r. n, which sid convey.
anos wss made BY the said Elisabeth and Jaeob
for tho purpose o. securing the payment Of cor.
tain psOmissoy notes and the interest thereon
signed By said Elisabsth and Jacob and dated the
LIST day Of Juno, A. D. 1850, one Of which Was
for sixty dollars. payable twenty four n.ontts a.
tor date, to the order Of Adeline n. Powers, and
with exchange on New York city. TIE deed OF
trust 10 recorded in book J, mortgages, page sos,
Clinton county records TO which reference 10 made
Tor ~ descriptions.
And now, said described notes having become
due and payable, and the said Ils6s
having failed to pay the same, l, Austin
Corbin. Trustee - aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of the : over
which 10 in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will
on Monday, the 4th day Of August, A. d. 1869, al
the hour Of nine clock in the forenoon Of said day
1t the Court House door in the city Of Davenport
expose snd offer for sale, ct Public Auction.
fer cash. the parcel of land above described,
20 much thereof ~ shall b. Necessary 70 satisfy
and pay the amount Of said notes, with
the interest thereon to the day Of sale.
together with Ill the costs and expensee a.
tending said sale, costs Of this notice and Tfus-
tees fees.
Dated the 9Th day Of July. A. D., 1859.
AUSTIN CURBlN.
lIv9-dtaI
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u.iaefs Ceatral Railroad.

III 0a g =
INn AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOVEMBER
~ "a. Trains win lesvs from the Grand Csstral
Sepot, foot Of Lake and South Watsr street !
Through Express, / Al ESQ 4 y, arriving q
asa'y, exc.' StndaysJ tairo at $50 A n.
i1o'is. Memphis, New Orleans and Mobile.
Train, stssions. :.rivinr :, ~ Osiro +.
Every day, s:4s P \ next dsv.
- This Trsin, ON Saturday., will run only 70
Croana rains arrive at Chicago ct 1l:0S 4 n
En- Tickets and information, apply It the once
the Great Central Depot.
HYDE PARK AND WOOD LAWN.
Trains will leave Chicago: Leave Wood Lawn:
6:0AA Gas An
845 An 03SAM
1890 u 12.66PN
500 ~ SAs PH
s00P n &5OPM
WE. ARTHUR, Cent Supr.
W.T.. JOHNSON, Gen n Passenger Ag't. no6eu
.'hicago 4 Northwestern Railway.
sss.. ..sPRMa ARRANGEMENT. :. .1se2.
CHS s.
Rockford: Beloit, Frseport, Galsna, Dunlsitb,
JaS esville. M-dison, lacrosse Prairie du Chen,
ST. PAUL. Fond du Lao, Oshko.h, Watertown,
.,erlin, and al points il Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Northern Illinois snd Northern lows Va. Chicago
and North western Railway. Running through
without change Of cars t. Janesville " atsrtown,
Fond du &C and Oshkosh, and connecting at L.
Crosse and Appleton with q. 8. Mail Coaches and
Steamer, afordins tho direct and expeditions
route to Ill points in the NORTH and NORTH
WEST.
Trains leave Chicago % fellows:
Day Express 1870 Pm
Way Passengers-5:40 Pm
New .nd elegant slsspine ears ars run mn
all Night TssiLs.
GEO. L. DUNLAP, Sup't
EDS WrT RoBMsoN, Gent Ticket AT.
mh7-0
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michigan Central Rail Road.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To iL,ssc York, .tesc EmglNssd
and lhe Can d 10.

ONAND AFTER SUNDAY NAY 5rH. 1852.
" trains leave the Great Central Union Depot
teot Of Lake street, rs follows:
Day kxp'e.s except Sunday arrivesst
Detroit Ut $40 p II Suspension Bridge It $3.50 A N.
Albany 80 T NJ, New York $50 "A, boston 1880
Pm.
7:3o NJ Night Express (except Satsrday) ar-
$50 P NJ, Albany 500 A N, New iork 1850
A NJ, Boston $50 P N.
Cincionat, trains, via N G Railroad, leave Chi
csgo at A II mai, tr.in. 7:30 T N Fast Express ;
arrive In Chicago At Sis A n Fast Express, aud
8:i5 r N Night > all Train.
Tho 7:so u tram leaving Chicago runs through
to Cincinnati without Oh sngs OF cars or baggage.
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Pitlsbarg, Fl. Wayne + Chicago
RAILR AD.

Ritlsbarg, RI. Wayne 4 Chlca9e
RAIL II o AD.
Go ~
VARS RUN FROM CHICAGO To PTTTsBURo
~ without change, connecting with the great
PKNNSYLHAKlA CENTRAL RAILROAD
New York, Philadslphia, Baltimore and Wash.
nston city, and Ill the interior towns Of Penn
sylvsnis, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, 10.
Merchants BY taking this route, will have the
odvantage of Ill the eastern markets ct NO addi-
taonal cost.
Baggage checked through.
Trains leave the Depot, Canal street, west eide,
Chicego, daily on the arrival Of trains from the
1sst aud Northwest.
Connecting 1t Crsstline with Cleveland / Lake
shore n X. 70 Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls,
New York and Boston, and Ill the interior
towns OF New England, via New York Central
and New York Erie Railroads. Also South to
Columbus, Janssvills, Newark, Mount Vernon,
eaeubenville and Wheeling, and interior towns
sfOhio and Virginia.
ne above trains connect at Forest with trains
- Mad River Road to Springfield, Urbano, Day
saa and Cincinnati. ALSO with trains ct Lima for
Dayton and Cincinnati direct.
9ars - lev - any ether 1eeaSs.
Passenger bound east will ind this route both
pleasant and agreeable, passing through many Of
the largest and finest cities in the Uaited States.
Passenger arriving 1t Chicago % any Of the
roads, viii and attentive cheek agents ct the de-
pots receive checks and convey baggage, free Of
charge to the Pittsburg and Chicago cara. Sleep
Ing cars accompany each train.
Tickets for sale 1t ell the principal ticket ON
~ In the West, and 1t the Compeny's once, cor.
asr Of Randolph and Dearborn streets, or ct the
Depot, West side, Chicago.
h particular to ask for tickets BY Fort Wsyne.
DAN. W. BUSS,
oenI Western fsssengsr Agent, chicago.
1reieht Of eli kinds will be carried from Chica-
70 TO I'll points East 1t ell times, ct - low rates
. any other Railroad route. sep2y-du
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-04-16

&.
e-Peter Trouhlefeld, Captain. Ruff. ~
Sohn wilson. -, Second Lieuts 4''en First
An. -yShn Ashh'rd Captain; Robert Bel F;-,,1.
Aien King Henry Harden Second Ijs,. "ss Lieut.
- -, Captain; Sander. NJ Is
Lienis '" CoTington, Second
f.Jo,hua b Little, Captain; Daniel Men Va.
Lieuts '' hoseman, Sec,nd
-. Captain; John E Rba;o, p;
GG9rgs Flowers Joseph Stephenson Sc cIrs5 Lieut.
~. Noah Rush Captain Lorenzo d a TeSonu leuts.
Lieut.; Isaac kearns, Nelson HOPKINS First
Lien, Ssrdner Captain George BIantonL egts
Lieut.. David hagness Oliver Beam. secanI Fist
First Battalion, IN. C. Troops-Ipfan,,w
mar, Major. 0oiOnei; David Cole
company A Benton A Strange, Can't. Jobn
Aeu S"R Be G FsiG nCsss Second Iy sa3,
Joshua Byrd. VIM Iobrooks, Second fi sst Lieu:
IL o.hqgn Davidson Capt. Samuel s @ MS. ~
bieufs sylvester Farmer, Second
.D-AmbroSe Gaines, Capt; jackson Sbin,,. -
Lieut. W m Allan, James Bearden second Iian First
,hh-!ameS Bryan, Capt George Bristol Ere
Lea'herman, james 81 carer Secon5 iASeat
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IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS.

n AM MANUFACTURING AT NORFOLK, va, MY
place OF residence the most convenient and comforts
best chance for pleasant sleeping in camp yet discovered
When spread out you have excellent bedstead aud
msttrsss with head-board and pow-when folded up i
makes chair, table and writing deSk-the pill low aud
head-bosrd making vslise and portfolio.
Mr.. HENRY ]. BROWN. Of Raleigh, is also nskIng
and selling them by my authority. Price moderate be
sure not TO buy before you this.
also wish 10 sell County aud State rights. All orders
promptly attended to.
JOHN F. BUTT,
Owner of Patent in Conf States
Norfolk Va, Oct g. 1851. e3-6m.
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FELLoW.CITIzENS OF N. CAROLINA!

FELLOw.CITIzENS OF N. CAROLINA
II HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED BY THE SEChbIAm.s. o..
j Of War to raise regiment Infantry for the war; inc
The authority coming as it docs from the highest source
the acceptance Of the regiment so soon as II u VI
gained. -, u,r,.
Tie commanding officers Of recently ORGANIZED co !.
papisa as well as hose now organic n.y. who may dsse
form part of this regiment reque tied 10
until further notice at Godsboro from whence 'ns "
tiers will be forwarded TO me. S,ro
Ii. COL 18th Reg't N. G. W:
iA-~h q. 1865 49,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"ANTED-TO HIRE FOR THE BALANCE OF
w the year good BLACKSMITH. Apply to
II. A. BLEDSOE
Capt. and A. NJ
Raleigh, April LIST, 1852 Eft
a FINE BAY MARE FOR SALE, SUITA.
n Bile fnrsaddie, harness. cavalry. Call on JAS.
NJ. HARRIS or W. +. ASKEW.
Raleigh, Feb. 2s 1862. l7-*tf.
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCE

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
IN ALaMANCE COUNTY NEAR THE COMPANYj
SHOPS FOR SALE.
TIME SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
Il 57S of LAND, situated three miles north Of
the Compsnys Shops about half cleared. the balance in
original forest. On the place is DWELLING with
rnons with fire PLACES in each Good orchard
fine wafer.
Terms accommodating For further information, I'D
dress at Haw River p o n c., r. Y laden. Esq
my Attorney al Graham. N. q.
G. W. SWEPS0N.
Alamapce Co N C. Ian. IL 1852 6-4tf
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CHATHAM CoALFIELDS RAILROAD.
AT A NESTING OF THE COMMISSIONERS Ar
n pointed for opening Books Of Suoscr ption to Inc
above Rosd tie following Resolution was adopted:
ResUlUrd That Books Of subscription for Stock IN ssd
Company be forthwith opened, at the Bank Of Cape fssi
in the City of Raleigh, under the Superintendent Of n
II. Jones. l9-h
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Msjnr
A-Samue Bunting, Captain Samuel R Bowden, Da-
v6 f Bunting. FIRST Lieuts James Post. Second Lieut.
B-Th"mas J Perdie. Captain; Robert II Derane, Henry
Daniel, FIRST Lieuts. James Baker, Second Lieut..
C-John j Hedrick, Captain; James Stevenson, Jas
D Cumming. First Lieu,s Jas Huggns, Secund Lieut.
D-Macom McSaIr Captain john Macarthur, john NJ
AcKimmop, First Lieu,s; Archibald McNsir, Second
Lieut..
E-James NJ Mayo Captain; James DraughOn, Law
renee lancaster First Leus. John Speighi, Second
Lieut..
F--.JOhp A Richardson, Captain John T Melvin, H W
Hudgius, First Lieu,s.; w Tstom, Second Lieut..
Thirty Seventh Reg, IN. c. Troops...lnfantryD
Charlie. Leo Colonel; William NJ Barber, Lieutenant
II D Stowe, Commissary N Oates Quarter Master. =
Company A-JuIn Hartzog, Capt, james Goodman,
First Lieut.; Richard Goodman, William Stuart Sec
ond Lieutenants-
B-Junathan Horton, Capt Jordan Cook, First Lieut.
Thos d Cook. Andrew j Critcher. Second Leuts.
C-James II Potts Capt ! THIS Wilson First Lieut. !
D-Iohn Ashcraft, Capt. jackson L Bost, First Lieut.
vaehel 7 Chairs, William AGaddy, Second Lieuts
E-wm Farthng, Capt; Paul Farthng, First Lieut.;
VIM Shu, Harvey Bingham, SecHad Leuts:
F-Chas Hickerson, Capt Sam' Shepherd, First
Lieut.; Dam l. Clary. VIM W Beard Second Leus.
G-James Resd Capt Robert ]. Steele, First Lieut. !;
WIN Norris asnFS I second ss L asahs First Lieut.
John Harrison, Capt. Robt Oates, First Lieut.;
k-John Ross, Capt Lowry Grimsiey, First Lieut.;
VIM Hslsey, John Williams. Second Lieuts.
Thirty Eighth Regt., IN. @. Troops.--Infantry.)
William J Yoke. Colonel ; Oliver b. Dockery Lisuten-
'nt se0Ss shePsa osg Captain .,
@orrisey. First Lieut.; Alss Brown, David Pearsa,
Second Lieuts.s :. 80 -,
LENT Augustine Blackburn, Lewis T. Hanes, Second
Lieuta &C.,. .-.zc.ssEz
-- 49, ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
Illinois Constitutional Convention

The State Convention Of Illinois, to re-
wise and amend the Constitution, is now
in session. 4 majority of this body re-
presents the views and Eolicy of the late
Senator Douglas, and it is runored that
the time and occasion will be embraced as
peculiarly favorable to the reorganization
of the Democratic party on the semi-dis-
loyal platform occupied by the Chicago
Times and other kindred prints; that, with
a high hand and violation of all prece-
dent, new State Administration will be
organized by the Convention itself; that a
very odious Apportionmcnt will be made !;
and that, to render all sure, the Constitu-
ton, when conn leted, will be declared to
be III force, without submission to the
people.
1t is not probable that they will go to
such lengths as are suggested, but that the
cloven foot will be shown, is highly prob
able.
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"Tl.T SrANDtsD sEIEET.o
j g d e .
New York Mercury.
A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.

! A NEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.
On the New Years day of 1862. that world
renowned and unrivalad gem of Amer can
journalism. the peerless New York Mercury
| Will enter upon the twenty-fourth year of tho
most brilliant career ever achieved by paper
! d iring the past year it has been the tea cher
| story-teler. mentor and Gle of two hundred
thousand American homes. from ocean to oce-
an-and from Quebec. in Canada to Pensa cola
on the Gulf of Mexico. Youn and old, rich
and poor. have reveled in its enchanting stores
of wisdom. romance, art. poetry, and genial
humOri and its praise is
Familiar in their mouths as household words
The noble patriot-soldier in his tent too has
whiled away the tedium of camp life in the alb
s0rbing review Of its
FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS,
finding in them fascinating mental discipline
known only to those who rally to the Banner
sheet of the Grand Army of American Intellect
and Genius A!
| In commencing New Year the proprietors
of the New York Mercury can only say. that it
| shall be their aim to make their great family
Journal of American literature, for 1862 more
| brilliant and enchanting than ever. i'll its con-
centratiOn of all the worlds grandest and most
beautiful specialities In healthtul Romance,
graceful Poetry, elegant and quaint Gossip, re-
| finiDg knowledge. sparkling Humer, and en-
tertaining News-until, like love, it
rules the court, the camp, the bower
as it already ruins the happy domestic fireside.
The editorial tone and National dc partmenrs
of the New York Mercury will continue true to
that lofty spirit Of patriotism which has made
il a necessity ofthe people since the War began
and kept it in enthusiastic demand when 9TH
er sheets were dying all around it for want of
popular support.
Already the largest Literary Journal in the
world and famous as the focus of thousand
brilliant literary regulations, its programme
for 1862 will be magnificent beyond all prece-
dent. The most celebrated pens of this coun-
try and Europe have been secured in its SER
vice at an outlay equal to the expense of mere
than one national government in the old world!
and It's novellettes, or continued stories. for
1862, will be the most splendid triumphs of ell
egant fiction ever published. To these. too,
the magic pencil Of the greatest of American
artists MIR. Felix o. c. barley, will lend the
aid of pictorial art.
Our story initiatory of the New Year, is a
splendid national Romance, commencing in the
New York Mercury of Saturday, January 4th
1862, ard entitled
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
2RDGRAM MINNIE
PART LIST.

FART list.
The first part of the oratorio-'' Creation, -
Haydn
No 1. 1NTRoDCcTION, giving description Of
the Chaos.
REcITArIvo and CHORUS, describing the crea-
ton of light.
No. O. ARIA and CHORUS, Vanishing of the dis
mal.shades Of dark, despairing, rage, and,
rapid flight of hells spirits, sinking in
the deep abyss"
No. 8. REcIT.-Description of Wind Storm.
Lightning, thunder, Rain, Hail & Snow.
No. 4. ARIA and CHoRUs.-Amazemen of the
Angels at the wondrous work.
No. .. ARIA.-The roaring sea, the serpentius
river and the purling brook
No t. ARIA.-''With verdure clad, the fields
appear"
No. T. CHoRUs.-'A Awake the harpn -
No. 8. REcTT-Creation of Sun, Moon & Stars.
CHoRUs.-"The Heavens are tellingfthe glory
of God"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
SCHUYLER COLFAX

Explosion OF Coal OIL.-The reports
we have published of serious or fatal acct
dents from the explosion of Kerosene, or
coal oil, has directed attention 30 the dam
ger attending its use, and lead, in some
instances, to an examination of the cause
of the explosion. One of these examina-
tons, which was legal and scientific, has
been made IN England 1t was founI that
the parafne or coal oil which was of the
specific gravity of Q. $40 did not explode !;
but the substitute, which seemed to be
petroleum oil, and had specific gravity
of 0 1914, was explosive The verdict of
thejury stated that it was vapor of the oil
and not the oil itself which exploded.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
TILE RATTLESNAkE:
OR,
THE REB'L PRIVATEER.
4 Tale OF The Present Time.
BY NED BUNTLINE.
1T Is THE GREATEST NAUTICAL NOVEL
EEEE SINCE HE DAYS Of MARaYATT.

The New York Mercury is sold by all news.
men and periodical dealers in America. To
subscribers, it is regularly mailed every Satur-
day morning for So year three copies for
s. ; six copi for 50; eight copies for SD,
with an extra copyfe to the getter up Of the
club. Six months subscriptions received Al
rays acrite Pta5aty tie name Of gouT Post Office
County and State We take the notes of all
specie paying banks at par. Payment must in
variably be made in advance
70 Specimen Copies sent free to all appliz
cantS.
Address all letters and remittqnces postpaid to
CALDWELL, soUTHwoRTH s. WHITNEY,
Proprietors Of the Nev York Mercury.
40 and 4s Ann Street, New York City.
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PART I'd.

No. /. OVERTURE of Don Juan Mozart
No ,. HUNTING Chorus. J. Otto,
No. 3. DUET. Hear me Normal B,kkta,
No. 4. TRIo.-The Farmers Glee = Parrv
No. 5, FINALE Of the ID act of the Mag
ic Flute Nozort
No. 8. SExToTT.-Sounds of Home GungI
No. 7. A Spelling Lesson
No, 8. The Star spangled Banner
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10

We are told that smelters are paying
in the ncie hborhood of $40 per thousand
for mineral, the price being considerably
spirited by the late British Mason and Sill
dell news. Forty dollars per thousand is
high figure for mineral "a price reached
but once or twice In our recollection, and
then only for short period. aud by spec
ulation.--Grant County Herald
Five more flags were presented to the
Pennsy lvania regiments near Alexandra,
to- day. Several Pennsylvania Congress-
men were present and made speeches.
One Of these rel diced that the people were
at last awakening to the enormity of the
rebellion, but feared the Administration
was not prepared to handle the rebels with
out gloves, and dreaded results of inacti-
witty.
The Home League has commenced
the publication of the names of the Farm
Mortgages in this state. The last num-
Der contained those residing in Columbia
county. The amount for which the mort
cages are given range from $500 to $40,
600 and the total of all the mortgages in
that county is 1888, 100. The average
amount of each is a little over $1,000.
The Glens Falls Messenger says it has
lately seen the women who three years ago
created so much discussion in reference to
her living without eating She lies quiet
aud has gained in strength, weight and
general appearance. 1t is still stoutly
asserted that she lives without eating.
Judge Shipman as delivered two in
terestine opinions IN the United States
District Court, New York--oue awarding
ST. 900 salvage to Tillman, the colnred
man who, after killing three white men at
sea. brought the schooner Warning to New
York to her owners. the other deciding
that ship owners are liable for cargoes de-
stroyed by rats.
The earnings of the Milwaukee &
Prairie du Chen railway for the third
week of December. 1861, are: For pas
sengers. s.. 500 75c; freight. S19, G63 81;
mails and rent, $500 60; total. SIS, 363.-
% Corresponding week in 1860, $40. .,
1919 Increase, SIS. 225.76.
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ing produce. For some that he sold to-
day, noticed he was 10th to take govern.
ment money, which to say the least did
not look as though he bears any too much
love to the Government. But perhaps this
is not reliable test.
The Fredericktown contraband is a
keen, bright boy, probably IS years old
He witnessed the fight at that place from
the top of straw stack and gives all the
details of the affair correctly, l have no
doubt. He has been adopted by Co. G.
Capt. Britton, of GAINESVILLE, and is well
taken care of.
Augustine Wood, of Go. A. Capt. Red
field, of the Sth regiment, died of typhoid
fever in the hospital last evening. His pa.
rents reside at Little Wolf, Waupacca Co.
Wis His remains are to be sent home
to-day.
There are between 40 and so invalids
in the post hospital at present. The sur.
geon is Doct. Thornhill, of the Sth, who
some 10 or II years ago resided in Wa
tertown. Up to this time am told but
ten deaths have occurred from sickness
which considering the number that have
been and are at present sick (nearly 2OC
in all including so cases of the measles,
and the nature of the diseases with which
they have been afflicted is remarkably
small mortality list. Doct Thornhill j:
assisted 10 his department by Doct. Merry
who is highly spoken of as physician.
The weather for two or three DAYS has
been horrible. You rarely see any in Wis
consin more disagreeable than it has beer
here since Wednesday. j. T. NJ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10

RAILROAD EXTENSION. Senator Howe
has introduced resolution into the United
States senate, to enable the Chica 90 &
Northwestern Railroad Company to ex-
tend their line down the Fox river to
Green Bay, instead of through the wilder
ness to the state line and to have the
benefit of the land grant the same as though
constructed on the original plan.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

We weuld embrace this opportunity to tender our
thanks to friends Of the city of Watertown and
vicinity, for the liberal donation made Coles
Hall on the nineteenth inst.
D. @, and +. R. JONES.
Watertown, Dec. %.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-10
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