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gIN0 REST-fw terra o:yeafs or sof .ss Of sxchans;
Il the east 800 feet OF block rs en- Ottawa Avenue with
house brewery and ice house thereon, suabs for fesaencs
and any manufacturing business requiring Apply
L. OkEILLY,
ftbs-tf On premises, to d. r. Cameron p o. Block
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LNOR SALE.-The subscriber offers his fne residence
IL in last Ottawa Main street. This ofthe finest
cistern cellar and wood house, and is built with the
modern improvements together with good barn. and
sists Of OF ground set out with bearing fruit
aud choice shrabbery being four lots with streets
on three sides This property will be ssld chsap half
cash and the balance liberal terms. Parties waiting
residence can get bargain as I am bound 70 ssil.
- J. d. OLAsTEAD.
also offer warehouse property for sale the hyrsue
bssin and known the OlRstead WarehouDe fhis the
front seat and OF the best stands IN Ustnva the
grain busae- any merchaus business This property
will be sold with all OF the machinery, including good
engine in complete running order. win the good will OF the
house, and at bargain One half cash balance time
OF one and two years with approved eurity ard will give
possesaon at the opening 81 the canal II - desired.
J. D 0LMeIEAD
Mar, 81 -s.f t' No. La ealls street.
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offer 80 Of land for sae situated IL miles south
Of Ottawa on the vernen river and mile. nom Sire
This farm will be within mile o the junctios Of the O. O.
4 F.Rv. r. r. and the Chicago. Seneca Lisbon 3. T.
(when completely which both uadsr eontaet and being
pushed forward completion fast the Of the
coDpanies will permit. The running the
Ottawa, o. =. X " X. r. from Weoha On thsI c. r. to
StreatCr so acres Of this farm underad with
the best coal in 1nss being from 10 feet thick and
than hundred feet from ths surface TIE surface land
oftee best quality OF prairie except 10 o. which 10
timber 20 acres under cultivation, 50 seres well shced With
good boards ~
dwelling house with and good dry cellar
never failing well II water splendid erchsrd Of than
hundred trees OF choice fruit nearly fall grow~. hxvnx
been planted and carefully cultivated several before the
house was built. $50
The vsrmion Coal Company 120 Of coal land
adjoining this farm which in legs than will
It's value to double tho prceeni prise.
Bruce, March l&-tf. 'W.sR. AILLIGAN
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Sperial MotitGs.
DIR. j. Il. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURTST.
HAr Bs CONSULTED AT TIE
GElGER HOUSE, OTTAWA,

"' MI ''n~ times at the Dspens>y Tor Diseases film
Jan. IS, 1875 0'"''eo'
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Aug %, LISTS
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Aug 20, lsGo--ts.
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At the Court house door in Lconardtown
between the hours Of and ) o'clock n
N. VIII expose 70 pubic auction tie
above described real estate, 50 seized and
taNen IN execution to the highest bidder
/ cash And | also give notice that |
"+.! expose to public auction on the pre-
m<cS I .Le >lj L I Blackstone and Z.
y. Birthstone, on
iiiibAN, tic INth OF SEPTEMBER.
1868,
between the hours of Q m and ) o'clock
the above described personal property, so
seized aud taken in execution to the high
est bidder for cash-to satisfy said debts.
interest and costs due and to become du,
thereon.
II ALEXANDER CLARKE
Sholiff
Sept ., lNGS-ts.
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She,'ff''s Sale.
OFRE-fL IND
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

| Bl virtue of two writS Of Fieri Fac,as
i>>sci u, q The Cir. Court for St Ma.
rs comfy a~{hne 4 Isaac $ George.
against The goods, far h a;telS, lands and
+ tencments Of Il T Blackstone, and 1. mo
directed : ana bY virtue Of one writ ~
I tlerr Fac.s, issued out Of the Court afore-
said, at the suit OF Alice Morgan aud
John T NaSiil. administrators Of George
{ Morgan, use Of John A Burrouebs.
use OF Richard II Miles for $500. use a
E lan'e! Morgan, against the goods aud
Shattfls, lands and tenements OF h. 4.
Blackstone, z D Blackstone, George w
Blackstone, BiStoe Cheseldine and J NJ
Goldsmith. and Il me directed and bv
virtue OF one writ of Nendittoni Exponas
issued out ri ttACourt aforesaid AZ tn,
SUM- OF the State Of Maryland, AT the IN
stance ana Ter the use OF Fraucis Colds
loro1gh. Guardian 70 Fraucls b Stone
against the goods and chattvl>. lands AMI
tene m.nts Of James I 81, kis. one, z u
Blackstone ana Il + Blackstone. and T, w.,
directed +, and by Aire .af ~, .,. .,t
CourxI l,the srit of c II McCor.
NJ. ,ius, the goods and rbst
60, ayn'. n's Of L 2 Blakis-
- - sae, and to me di-
Ttcfei min z 1 and taken in eve
cu''oa a. '..o right, ti;Ie, interest, claim
anu de nan j. at Ia" anu in equity. of the
ator said L 7 Blackstone. I u Bak;>-
tone, Jas ! Blackstone. George w Max
ls''nr hl>c't thrscl. inc AND John NJ
tn.
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Aug p 1866 u n.
FOR SHERIFF.

Thankfu,,.e ny friends for tbelibersl vote
l received aithe tate election, | anuounco
myself IS candidate for Sheriff in 1869 and
respectfully solicit their support and tina, OF
the public generally, B Il ABEIL.
New H. T~8.
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Boarding House.

y RS. MARY Il. BKlSCoE has remov-
VI ed h,r Boarding House 10 No 4s
Nor, h Calvert Street, Baltiuere
H.iF cS.isS--6n
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CERTIFICATES.
Morgarza, St Mays CO., Md,
oct. 18th, 1851.
z.,-- Nil -TTsrr;s e Co

Ncssrs. Neale, Harris & Co
Gents-I used the Patapsco Guano on
nv Tobecco.crop last year. applied it III
the arllI at The rate oN200 lbs per acre, side
dv side with the same quantity Of Peruvian
Grano. saw no difference in the growth
Of the. Tobacco 1t cutting time v hen !
stripped it, found the Tobacco grown from
aIatapsco" bad cured much finer than that
grow from "peruvian,' and whea sold,
d.7f geo,rn from, . PatGpsoo" sold tr s. per
ht1ld "a more than that grown from Peruyi
IN. All made on tie same kind .! land.
Most respectfully, &c,
{ J RUSSELL.
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SheriG's Sale
of real and
PBHSlnhL PROPERTY.

ny vir'n' Of Two rrits Of Ficri Faeins,
ES ISSUED out of the Circuit Court for St
Nary's county, one st the suit Of Il =
Blackstone, u.e Of Isaac S. George :. one
at the suit Of William Mattinglty Of VIM
and Jeremiah Blair, administrators older
emiah BAR, against the goods and chat
tcls, llnas and tercmcn,s OH d Blakis-
tone. and to lie directed, have seized
and taken IN c1ccution-ull the right, tide,
interest, cTaim and demand at law and IN
equity, Of tie said Il y Blackstone in and
TO the following property, to wit:
.uc tracs or parcel ofland called and
known h the name Of
W WATERLOO,
containing Two Hundred Acres, more or
less.
The land afore, aid is located in Chapri-
co district of st Mays county Nd.
And | hIchy give notice that on
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13

SOLDIERS DIsFRANCHIsED.

The Ohio Legislature has passed the
bill DISTINGUISHING the soldiers In the
Dayton Asylum, by strict party vote
Dayton Asylum is home where those
Of the OHIO soldiers Of the late war, who
are 50 crippled by the loss Of limbs, and
otherwise, as to be unable to labor, are
provided for and maintained For nc
other reason, than that nearly all of the
inmates of this Asylum vote the Repub-
lican ticket, the Copperhead Legislature
has heartlessly deprived these manned
and invalid veterans of the right Of suf
frage. This is the love and gratitude
the Democracy bear toward soldiers who
have sacrificed health and limb in their
country's defence. We can find no
words in which to adequately y express our
indignation at the remorseless outrage Of
this traitorous crew. Wreaking their
vengeance on set of defenceless men,
-who, as long as they live, will, in their
shattered, mangled frames, be living
monuments Of the Democratic treason and
rebellion against the Union, is, without
doubt, the most cowardly, craven hearted
and white ljvered political revenge on
record. IF there is a soldier in this COM
munity who will countenanee such dia-
bolical action, by voting with the Demo
cratic party hereafter, he is false to
the principles he fought for, and IN
worthy of the name Of soldier.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13

T TAKE PLEASURE in informing the pub
Il lie that have formed q co-partnership
with Dr. A. Se11IDAY, a skllful and practical
Dentist. DR.. s. has been educated at the Pill
adelphia College of Dental Surgery, and has
had an extensive practice, thus enabling me to-
recommend him to my patients
With many thanks fer past confidence and
patronage, / trest, with the able assistance
have secured, to- merit continuance Of the
same. Very Respectfully &c,
WM H. SHUL LIE
N. B.-Particular atfeatIo1 given to the pres
CREATION Of natural teeth. Artificial teeth inSer-
ed in the most approved methods. Teeth sx-~
fTacted acithoM pain by the us, of Nitrous Oxide
Gas, safe, efficient aud harmless anethetic.
SHULZE & SOLLIDAY, Dentists
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13
WESTON, THE PEDESTRIAN.-NEN

WESTON, THE PEDEsrR1AN.-NEw
YORK, May 9.-Weston, the pedestrian
is backed for 5000 mile walk from
Bangor, Me-, to ST. Paul, and return to
Buffalo. The wager is s25, 600 side,
and the time 100 days, he not to travel
Sundays, which are included in the 100
days. .ss,.s
He starts about August 18th, and will
be accompanied by six sworn judges.
A purse of $4,000 is also being raised
to be presented to Weston if he should
accomplish the feat He will also be
compelled to walk one hundred miles
inside of % consecutive hours FIVE times
during the march, and should he fail once
he forfeits all claims to the s., 900 purse,
and forfeits two thousand dollars for each
event to the hackers in time in wager.
He will also walk so miles in 10 consecu-
tive hours, once in each thousand miles
in both these feats he being allowed two
trials at each event.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13

INDIANA City ELEoTIoNs-HAND-
SOME REPUBLICAN Classification
were held at South Bend, Valparaiso, La
Porte, Elkhart, and Madison, Indiana, on
the 9Th, In all, except La Porte, the
Republicans were successful. Madison,
which one year ago gave sssome two hun.
dred Democratic majority, elected Re-
publican Mayor by fifteen majority.
At South Bend, the home of SoHUY-
LER CoLFAX, party lines were sharply
drawn. The vote was four hundred lar
ger than ever before polled. The Demo
Gratis were confident of success and bet
heavily on it. The Republican majority
on Mayor was lib and on the rest of the
ticket about 1870.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13

ILLINOIS IN THE FIELD.-The Illinois
Republican State Convention which was
held at Peoria on Wednesday of last week
was one Of the largest and most enthusi-
astic gatherings of the kind ever assem-
bled in the West. The Convention was
composed of over 500 delegates, and the
best of feeling prevailed throughout.
The following excellent ticket was nom
mated For Governor, Gen. j. NJ. Pal
mer; For Lieut.. Gov, John Daugherty ;
For Sec'y of State, Edward Rummel ;
For Auditor, Charles E. Lippincott; For
State Treasurer. Gen. i. III, Bates For
Attorney General, Washington Bushnell;
Penetentiary Commissioners, A Shuman,
John Reed and Rob't e. Logan. For
Congressman at Large, Gen. Ohm A. Lo-
gan.
The platform is a model of wisdom,
and endorses Gen. Grant;as the choice OF
the nation for President The Republi-
cans of the ''Sucker State" are confident
of giving Grant and Palmer at least
10000 majority.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13
IMEEACHM bNT'.

The final vote on the impeachment
was to have taken place yesterday (Tues-
day. but a dispatch from Washington
states that vote on the charges has
been postponed until Saturday next. In
the mean time the entire country is if q
state Of feVerish excitement regarding
the chassoes for and against finding the
President guilty. We are still hopeful
for conviction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13
TIE NATIONAL BANK CURRENCY

When we get over the excitement Of
the impeachment question financial mat
els will again absorb our attention. We
give an article below which we cut from
tThe Advance" We trust all our read
ers will give it a careful perusal. It is
Just the common sense Of our financial
affairs stated in the simplest terms. If a
man is ever befogged in regard to our
system Of currency let him read this over
till he is sure he understands it, and we
think he will come out into clear light.
We offer no comments Read and reflect
upon the article:
Much is said in favor of Withdrawing
the National Bank Currency and substi-
tuting therefor United States Legal Ten
der Notes. The only argument offered in
favor of this, is that it would save the
government annually $4,000, 600. This
is specifically forcible and popular ar
gument, but Inherently it is weak and
deceptive. Setting aside all questions Of
obligation to the National banks, such a
step would prove one Of the most disas
trous to the business and finances Of the
country that could possibly be taken.
1st. It would damage the business Of
the country untold millions by doubling
the difficulty of return to specie pay
ments. We have before shown that
greenbacks are the protested notes of the
Nation and as such the great disturbing
element in National finances. TO increase
them for any cause, or on any preteKt, is
to 90 in the wrong direction, and bring
upon the country untold mischief. it
were known to-day that the government
had in It's Treasury $500, 100000 of gold
instead of 800, 100000, we should be
upon lspocie basis tomorrow because
then the government could redeem IN
gold all its grcenbac&s, dollar for dollar.
They would then be as good as gold, and
the National Banks could redeem their
$500 900 900 Of circulation with either
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their goods and that this Council has not yet
provided au ordinance 10 license agents and
peddlers from abroad, who come here to sell
their goods. It is my opinion that this matter
should 20 longer be delayed. Besides affording
protection to our business men, it would also
create source Of revenue, which we are in
much need of. I therefore, call your attention
to this subject szt
You will see by the report of the committee
on finance, that our CITY general fund stands in
need of repienishing. Whether this is best to
be done by raising the licenses or by some other
legal means, l shall leave that to YOUR fudoment.
In conclusion let me ask you tn at YOU will
please to bear with my deficiencies as one of
your Council and rest assured, that nothing
which is in the reach of my power shall be left
undone to secure harmony, good feeling and
dispatch of action
CHARLES BECKMAN. Mavor.
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The Irish ReD2hbEc of this week

The Irish Republic of this week,
speaking Of the Banks bill for the protee.
ton Of American citizens in foreign couu-
tries, passed on the 30th ultimo, says:
I" War Democracy has failed to do in fifty
years, what Republicanism has done in I.
Let our people stand by the men who are
true to liberty Let them respond to this
action Of this Republican Congress, and
cast their ballots for the next Republican
candidate for the Presidency. It matters
not whether he be Grant, Wade, Colfax,
etc. E; they are all pledged to the growing
principles of Republican liberty. On the
other hand, let them support Francis
Adams, Mcclellan, or some other pet of
the English house of Belmont, who must
be the candidate of the Democracy-let
them do this, but let them cease their cant
about freedom, or the rights of American
citizens"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13
FREE OF ONE DoLIARg

FhEE OF os AZ DCLIkAN
For Club of 80, ($3)-One of the fol-
lowing articles, viz: Deaine dress pattern:
fancy eolored bed spread 100 view Turkey
morocco albums 20 yards sheeting; striped
cashmere delaine dress pattern honey comb
quilt all wool square shawl; set solid gold
hosom studs ALI wool fancy cashmere pants
and vest pattern; gents hair guard chain gold
trimmings silver plated chased butter dish
silver plated bottle revolving CASTOR, on feet
set superior steeed bladed knives and forks:
worsted promenade shawl; ladies' long gold
plated cham ladies gold double ring gents
heavy chased solid gold ring; solid black wal
nut work box or writing desk extra quality
balmoral skirt; set jewelry, sleeve buttons to
match; violin and bow gents cardigan jack
ct; splendid ebony D flute ivory trimmings,
superior Turkey morocco shopping bag; ladies'
high cut balmoral boots.
For Club of so ($6.)-One of the l.
lowing articles viz: Black or colorrd alpaca
dress pattern; poplin dress pattern one piece
of bleached or brown shecting; engraved, sill
yer Mated 6 bottle revolving castori; 81 yards
superior cashmere for pants and vest pattern
extra heavy honey comb quilt; two fancy col
! ored bed spreads pair gents calfbootS; yds
| farmers good wool frockirg; fancy cashmere
! plaid dress pattern; best quality balmoral
| skirt; rosewood brass alarm clock :: ladies all
wool cloak pattern; silver-pated cake or card
basket; fur mutf or cape; ladies' fashionable
wool double shawl: splendid casped family
/ Bible, 9xl2 record page and engravings 5
yds double width water proof cloahing set
| ivory handle knives, with silver-plated forks;
set silver forks; one set lace curtains.
For Club of 100 ($1O.)-one of the
following articles viz: yds double Nidth
cloaking coating; large, fine bleached
linen table covers, with doz large sized din
ner napkins to match twenty five yards
splendid hemp carpeting, good colors; extra
quality black or alpaca dress patterns
eytra quality popiin dress patterns !; one large
piece superior quality extra width sheeting
pair gents calf boots best quality; silver hun
ting caspd patent lever watch; one dozen ivory
handled steel bladed knives and forks silver
plated engraved six bottle revolving castor
with cut glass bottles splendid violin, box
and bow, complete; single barrel shot gun;
Bacon's six-barrel revolver; pair superior
white wool blankets; nice fur muf and cape;
silver plated engraved ice pitcher with salver
seven and one-half yards all wool fancy cassi-
more, for suit; one doz Rogers best silyer-pla-
ted forks common sense sewing and embrod-
erlng machine; two heavy honey comb quilts:
splendid family Bible, record and photograph
page.
For larger Clubs the value increases in the
same ratio.
Catalogue Of Goods ann Sample sent to any
address Free Send money by registered letter
Address all orders to
Alien, Halves & Co,
IS Federal ST., Boston, Mass.
P. O. Box G.
Wholesale Dealers in Fancy Goods Cutlery,
Plated Ware Albums, Leather Goods, &c &C.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-05-13

SAD AFFAIR AT WAUKEsHA -Wau-
kesha, May 8.-A sad case of suicide oc-
Cured here this morning A fine APP
pearing young girl named Mary Neuman,
about Is years of age, shot herself in the
forehead with single barrel pistol while
laying IN bed. It is not known at what
hour precisely the girl committed the
rash deed, the body being quite warm
but ifeless when the inmates of the
house went to her room this morning.
No sound was heard Of the exploding of
the pistol by any one in the house, pro-
bably this was because her room was up
stairs and somewhat removed from the
rest of the inmates of her boarding house.
The one barrel pistol with which she
committed the deed was purchased by
her some month ago in a store in this
place, and she generally carried it on her
person. Il was found this morning grasp
ed in her hand all sRleared ov er with her
blood. 1t is said she was engaged in
marriage to young man who was sent to
the State Prison from this county at the
last term of Circuit Court, for highway
robbery.
On her dressing table this morning lies
the pistol, clotted with her blood-a box
of bullets-and some jewelry pins, in one
Of which is set the likeness of her state
prison lover.
Miss Neuman was learning the dress
making business in this place; was a girl
OF good department; has no relatives here
but adopted parents, but is said to have
a brother and sister livin g milwaukee.