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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11
Clothes Cleaned and Repaired.

vxTE WOULD announce to the people OF
w Watertown and vicinity that we are
locata5 at Farder's Old Gun Shop, whero ve
are prepered 20 clean and repair Clothes Ia the
best possit5le manner and at reasonable ratss
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11

\. Bile has also on hsnd foll ssso:t1tni
Q: the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11
TO you want good Shirt? Go to the
City Hat & Cap Store.
Apples! Apples !!

We would inform the public that one of our
firm has Just returned from the east where he
has purchased large quantity of the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-11-11
CITY HAT, CAP.

formerly n the New FORK Store, has jsst
opened
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
THE sANGERFEsT DELEGATES

The musical gentlemen from abroad were
taken charge by members of the ATon and Lederkranz
Societies After drive through the Central Park In the
morning they escorted 10 Joness Wood where hey
the hOnOred guests Of the Sharpshooers
At the Park they expressed themselves delighted wth the
drive and among their brothers from der faderland az
oness Woods they seemed ut home and participated IN
the festivities with spirit Last evening they enter
tained at Funks Union Park. by the Nineteenth ward
Reading Club grand Summer nights festival ON Fiji
day evening the IiederkranL tender them open air
concert at JonesA Woods steamer has been chartered
carry them around tho city and give them water
view OF IT, All the societies unite IN rendering
the stay OF the European delegates pleasant.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NBw.YORK...

ARRIVED.
Steamship Rapdan Cbeeseman Havana June mdse and pass
Steamship Guiding Star HOHes Aspnwa June ndse pass and
treasure
Brig Harvest Queen, for New York sal led JuDe4
Steamship Abatross. Davis, Fall River
Steamship Electra, Ney Providence
Steamship Pelican CLARK, Providence.
Steamship Dirigo. johnson. Portland. ndse and pass.
Bark Willy N G Scbaer Santiago de Cnba 20 days sugar May
81 lat. % IS ~ Ion. "a 20 W saw bark ARIEL bound
Bark Stampede Jesett Remedies 10 days sugar Le IN port ship
j. Richardson for NewYOrk in SIX days. bark ATLANTA for DO IN
days ~ -.
bark Argus o. G from London for Pbladephapu In with loss Of
Brig IL Porter CBr) West Glscs Bay, C. B.. % days coal
Brig Challenge Conner, Newport
sehr Laura Clear Beuthera 10 days fruit
Roberts Harbor Island IL days pine Len in port
schr Laura loading for NewYork
Sehr Ann Il Susan, Havana II days sugar
schE EotheB Henderson, EleuheTa II days, pines
SAILED.
Steamships Java and Minnesota for LVepool ship Sms Tor
Hayre.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Fortress MONROE June l0Passed In for Baltimore seb Lney
Alexander Porto Rico; San Francisco from Wilmington Put
brig Hygiene Rotterdam schr s. Hubart for St. Johns and
large feet Of coasters .
Livingston HewYork Cleared steamship Cleopatra NeWYok sch
j. y. C.aytoD. Providence.
WlLMSGroS c. June lOArnVed steamship Mary Sanford from
BosToS June lO-Arriyed bark Dorchester. Mention
LONDON jane lOArrived schs Benjamin Haskell from
mckere cruise North STAR New York Sailed seh Empire State for
Georges Banks
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEzSsrowy June lOThe steamship City Of London from New
YORK May 81: arrived here Ais morning
SPOKEN.
Ion % 90 bark Jas Welsh hence for BRenOs Ayres
same ship Bage from Baltimore for RIO Janeiro.
ube6 lat IS &C. lon - A. sehr H. C. Bird (of Roekand bound
Jane 200 mile. sR Ofsandy HOOK brig Harold day, from Carde
mas for Queenstown
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
THE GERMAN SHOOTING FESTIVAL.

The eleventh annual Festival of the New York
schutzen Corps took place at Jones Woods yesterday
They assembled early the headquarters No 80 bowery
and proceeded foot OF Markest where the steamer
Virginia Seymour waiting to receive them run loO
the Corps embarked aud after pleasant san np tue
River, reached the shooting-ground hDout
1narter past nine and, after splendid COLLATION. tlo
shooting began The distance from gun TO target was O9
paces Tie shooting was very rapd quick bringing OF
the piece to tho shoulder, aud lnslahlah'o"Sh
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
SOUTH AMERICA.
PERU.

TIE YELLOW FEVER-DEATH OF VI. DE LES
SEPS-UNFRIENDLY RELATIONS BETWEEN
PERU AND CHILI-RESULTS OF THE PREsI-
DENTAL ELECTION.
Prom Der Own Correspondent
LIMA, May %, 1868.
During the past week there has been a
slight abatement Of the yellow fever but the number Of
deaths are stu in the proportion to the cases as
those OF the past month Among the victims Of this
week are Monsieur Edmund Lesseps, French Charge
dAairs at Lima cousin the protector OF the Isthmus
OF oueL auu Don Torbio Pacheco late Minister Of
Foreign RELATIONS during the dictatorship OF Colonel
PradO. The deaths per day 20 far as have been able 10
ascertain upon an average OF one hundred and f
in Lima aud IN CalaO about thirty m which place N II
gradually subsding owing TO everybody almost having
had the fever.
The IazarettO de Mmavillas win he sutsbaa s., o ,
lays and will be able 10 accommodate 900 patients Tho
Sisters Of Charity busily engaged M prenarj 4, tr
the reception OF the sick, and large medical sfa has
9f Lima and is situated upon the bank of the river p
ae and leeward OF the population 1t expected that
the sanitary condition OF the city viii be much
by renewing iBfected that are at present the differ
ent hospitals IN the center OF the city tohe Lazareto
which being near general cemetery the dead can be-
buried with much rapdity, and thus In meas
that almost continual procession OF dead
carts from the public streets, with thelr Infectious
cargo. Considerable attention has during the
past few days been attracted 10 the extraordinary
fever He has not lost single Of the patients that
hc took I'm charge during the first secOnc stage OF the
disease. and few with the black vomt Numbers Of
scrsODs that given up by regular practitioners
Of Lima have as last hope called In the Celestial and
he has saved them. His success very naturally called
down upon him united demand from the members Of
the Faculty for his arrest charlatan and mOunts
bank. They could not bear " see him succeed where
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
;, ,, pun upon the trigger. The

the pun upon the trgger The targets were
well "pepperedD Late IN the afternoon the
priZes-thrty in number-consistng Of gold watches
gold medals, &C. distributed to the best shots"
The European Sangerfest delegates arrived carly the
afternoon and warmly welcowedto the ground and
sports Gen. Burger and the members of the New York
CtIzens SharpShOOtng Association were also present
The officers Of the NewYork Schutzen Corps John
Gerdes Captain; Frederick KDeble, First Onicer b. Tin
KEN Secretary, and w. Rosentreter, Treasurer After
distributing the prizes grand banquet took place within
the hotel Speeches made and general good feeling
prevailed In the evening Summer nights festival took
MIN
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
IApnouneeTnsnuI

THE JUNE HAT.-The style Of gentlemens
HATS Of June should light elegant and fascinating
like the lat production Of KNOX and tht urmisahe
ably beauty Those wto HAT should visit his establish
ment No. 2l2 BroadwAy-eomer Of Fulton;sL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11

HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

THE WEATHER
NKU.YoEE Hour 1hef. Bar Wind lo"' iseI ,ssI ~ ~.
lime 6lo JUS Nm ~Juhe ~
n 100 3023 n. 4. ~ gs2 ~
fJo J2 W 09 h
p.,..x.-Honns-Lt bsiy 10 81 bsJ 70 ~ AnernooovhD
=. ~ =" roU sunset Ast.oboBles-Tbe planet Venus
Tn, brilliant evening sets earlier and earlier eve s,sy n
% ~ with an eIoelent field glass u phase perrepuo,t
Ds,Ins ike The moon portion OF pe pns. S .
Sh ,bse bt daytime the bright part when he pAn se WIZ
mgh @ hTe line earth and the snn y appears
.cros, The Of the tsbe as ok sos Ine
70 visible 70 the earth MS remafAamo
ms pa o. IN IN Ie place ,o portions Of the earth July 1874
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
CIIIII.

grand banquet was given to Gen. Prado at
Santiago the I'd May 1t was very brilliant affair
body Of troops sent ito the South Of Chill 20 punish
some Indians for horse stealing attacked by large
force Of AraucanOs and badly beaten Several assasna
tions and rObberes have been committed In Valparaiso
which city appears to be getting quite notorious for such
outrages
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
SCuIEnAM ARoMArIC SCHNAPPs.


The proprietor this celebrated article refers 10 The entire medical
faculty United States for the medicinal qualities Of bis Gin Per
using will caution purchasing the whole
cOuury flooded with limitations For sale BY Druggsts and Groers
UDoLpH0 WoLYE,
Sole Importer and Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
BOLIVIA

The Provisional President, Gen. Melgarejo,
has cOnvOked for Aug National Assembly, which ls
to elect President and members Of Congress.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11

Dr. ROWE devOtes special attention to Catarrb,
Diseases the Scroous Affections Oce n
2ohst Broadway Hours "a m to pm. Dr. RowEs new
by mail receipt ofpoge
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11

DEAR TRIBUNE: The Epenin0 Post is coming
round in favor At Ate Of its editors has ordered
house protected TELEGRAPH s not
strange convince sensible people OF the import
Of this kind OF proteconf HoLhEs No. DOl BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11

Turkish BArHs-NO. 13 Laight-st., New
York Hours; Gents to and TO sp Sundays ron
to u Ladies' 10 To u an
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
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MR.. J. ROSS BROWNIES REPORT,
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oyJuxR To-
THE WHISKY TAX,
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THE FARMERS CLUB ON
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NtrI 5,If unD cspD AWRERRi AINES.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-11
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

Nor HER "PUr."-on thoir recent
return trip from Virginia City, n OF
the horses attached to the sleigh in
which Charles Wbestleigh aud Sallie
Huxley sustained the role, Of "leading
passengers" got "stalledA in the snow.
After the fashion Of drivers generally,
this driver expostulated with the foun-
dered horse, e~ntreating him, in the most
persuasive tones, to "Git up, Sam"
II is but fair to +" Sam" to say that he
made several desperate efforts to "git
up" and failed. The lively Sallie here
delivered herself Of her private opinion
by saying, "I guess Sam won't git up"
Hcreupon the exasperated driver turned
around, and staring Sallie full in tho
face, said, az do respect ladies, but
wish they wonld mind their own BUSH
ness-sometimes." Sallie subsidized
S.F. CAronieis. ii-r8 edEe,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

A WARNING TO HARD D~RIsxERs.--A
man travelling In tho cars In Georgia
was suddenly struck dumb. A local
editor says HWe heard hipattempting
to talk soon after he got on tho train,
and in o fev minutes he conld not ar
ticulate q word. He was in the posses
sion Of all bis other faculties, but his
lips we're literally sealed. His distress
was very touching, and 10 wrote replies
to questions Addressed him BY the pas
sengsrs, and tried TO boar up unasr the
terrible visitation. He said that he had
been on a spree. Ho hoped Il Was only
. species Of dslirium and would wear Of
with rest and sleep. He said he had
once been partially deprived Q fhis speech
before, for x.short time, In Virginia. "s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
rHn rEnnEaase raouB1Es.

aSseruSr Bfpwnlow has rsplied to
Secretary sa%nton, with charlottesville
boldness, that no will take caro- of the
tTonnessse rebsls himself. He docssaot
expsctto lrupon General Thomas for
Federal aid, although he knows that it
will DO promptly afforded him if I. should
be needed, Governor Brsvplowt con-
firms tho intelligence that there is a
widespread organization in his State
which threatens mischief, but no very
wisely concludes thattniSn who band to-
ge.her under such silly forms as those
-of the .Kl.Blux KisnS' snnnos be ycty
formidable enemies, and he 10 ready to
ppta prompt stop 70 any overt Act OF
rebellion, or civil disturbance 'hyolthe
samuHry process Of an example, that
will not soon be forgotten" l. may
we'll be belisssdit6at: when Governor
Broyulow talks about hanging outlaws
aud rebels, Il means something very diff
~ferent ftsm thoss5nttera6css-of Andrew
Jo%hnson's which have resulted in giving
so much respectabilityIto reasop. &c
This "Ku Klux Khan is not calcu-
lated to alarm grown men ycry. seriously.
1t savors too-muoh Of the IS. T. 1860.
X."n to be Very frightful. Mysterious
orders, dated, from the "Dcu, of Skulls, !"
and signed BY the Supreme C~yclops,"
or from "Dhvfl,s Pit in Serpent Bend"
or Wolf Hole" whence o. A. P. G:
G. c." warns" VIM. A., that s'Donth's
angels arc always On the look out, are
e~minently characteristic Of a certain
typo Of the Southern mind,'t to which re-
spectacle and intelligent people have
become too much ~familiarizch' to be
scared ut. Thsr"K.. X. K.'s"2 nro n
very ridiculous set of creatures, prob
ably too lasysto earn,decent liyugs by
work, and too cowardly to carry out
their villainies in any open and manly
way. Such vagabonds IS these will
fare badly when they fall into tho hands
of Governor Brownlow. That official is
not over.burdsncd with an undue sensi.
t~iveness, and 6c will undoubtedly find
quick methods of,desliag with thclfrst
ovort demonstration that lis, mado by
these terrible bandits. 1t 8, a little
notifying to &c forced TO admit tina,
there isl such an element in Americau
society as this. There is q mean and
pal.ry lttIeness about It, which doeano,
seem to belong to q young and robust
country like ours. Lawlcssness and
rccklessness nre not inconsistent with
new communities, but such manifesto.
tons of childishness Us aro made by
such organizations as this "Ku KlaI
Khan" are unworthy of the American
character and of the stalwart age in
which we live. It is to be hoped that
the mysterious out-giyings ofthcse mclo.
dramatic rsscais will soon /" como to o
head" There need be no fear that
Governor Brownlow will fail to deal
with them precisely as he promised.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30
REESE RIVER ITEMS.
From tho Roveille Of Monday.

A DESERVED WHIppISG.-About noon
to-day Deputy City Marshal Fitzpatrick,
having a heavy load Of tauglc-leg aboard,
went up to o man by the name Of Bob
Cooper, recently from Virginia. and
wanted him 10 bet on the election. In
reply, Cooper said he did not know any.
thing about election matters and had
no desire to bet. Fitzpatrick then Infused
him, calling him vilo and ]opprobrious
names, whom Cooper very properly laid
him sprawling 10 the dirt. When the
officer, falling back on his official char
acter, attempted 10 arrest his man, he
was not only disarmed, but again
Knocked down and we'll pounded. When
an officer, whose duty. IL Is to preserve
the peace, 80 far fosgets himself aud de-
grades his Office by drinking and sx-
citing disturbances In. tho city, NO say
he ought not only to DO we'll whipped,
but it is the duty Of tho authorities'to at
once discharge him from his situation.
GilpatIick wal arrested by Marshal
Knerr. rs. fra5 Na '
DRpIcArHp.-Yesterday at 2 o'clock,
the Masonic and Odd Fellows Hall, re-
Gently built in this city, was dedicated
BY the Order Of Odd Fellows, There was
q largo attendance of ladies, and rs o
FREQ invitation was extended TO tho pub
lie, tho house was crowded. great
many not being able 70 gain admission.
The interesting ceremonies were com
menced by the offering of prayer by
Rev. Brother Taylor, who, after the sing
ing OF Old Hundred, delivered an appro-
pirate address. The Grand Master, F.
v. Drake, with the specially appointed
grand officers, then entered, and the
Hall was turned over to the Order by
tho Board of Trustees, under whose
supervisors II hid been erected.
Ar LAsn-The teams of Hooper and
others, which left Sacramento on the
l4th Of last December with over 70, 900
pounds of freight for, Mau l. Co. and
other storeksspers in the city, only ar
rived to-day. Snow, mud and rough
weather were the cause. Of keepinglthem
1876 days on The road. Tho teamsters
don't seem to think that an average Of
81 miles q day is fast travelling, and they
prefer in future to mako better time than
this. ys ll p.s..g ..r dr- Es.,r.l A.
ELECTION RErURSs.-At half-past 2
o'clock p. n. the number Of votes cast
In the yarious Wards was as follows 4:
First Ward, AZ Second, 22s; Third,
327, and Fourth, 90. 20
PRIoHs OF WooD.-Fire-wood is still
rating at Sl4 to Sl8 per cord in the city,
though, owing TO the improved weather,
It is necessarily ia loss demand. Until
the grass Is far enough advanced 70 ad-
nit Of OK teaming there will DO little
increase to 6urpupply from thc'ranches,
and prices will not DO reduced. Az
nearly all the wood within seven or
eight miles has been used up, prices in
future will be higher than In previous
year,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

PATRIOTIC NAMES. = The Stars and
Stripe, says thename of the new town
at the G. P. R. r. junction Of the con-
templated branch road to Virginia city,
in Nevada, is Reno, in honor of Gen.
Reno, who fell gloriously fighting in de-
Tense of the old flag against the assaults
in rebellion. The next town on the line
Of the road, we are informed, will DO
named wadsvorth, in honor Of another
distinguished Union General. But when
shall we hear Of the town Of Stewart, OF
Nye, Of CONFESS, Of Ashley, etc? Du
tell.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

SoxE Of the pictures Of border State
life are drawn with SO much effect BY
Mr.. P. v. Nasty, are thought to be
gross eIaggerations. The Reverend
Petroleum's sketches are certainly broad
and strong ; but changing the spelling
Of the words in the following paragraph
which appears in tho Memphis Post Of
the 26th ult., and substituting for the
names mentioned, the 'appellatious Aoi
some of the playful inhabitants Of the
"Confsdrit X Roads," we have truth
made fally as strange as fiction, how :
ever broad and strong the latter may
be. Says the Posi: :
"a short TINA since a young man named
Crow, living in williamson county, rode up
to the little village Of Bethesda, near what Is
known a. the Ridge Meeting House. dc
appears to have been in p sportive mood,
and attempted to ride over . group OF eolored
men who were standing in front Of one Of the
houses. After chasing one Of them into an
adjoining lot, he turned upon another. who
caught Bis horse BY the bride, remarking,
you can't run over me- Crow drew his
pistol, and cooked Tin the face Of the eolored
man, who, to escape, sprang behind the
horse, whsrcupon the young desperate
wheeled and shot him dead. A. eoroners
Jury was summoned, an inquest held upon
the remains Of the murdered man, and q YER
dict Of accidental shooting rendered. The
negro was . carpenter. a. Peaeeaae, hard.
working man, who was universally respected
by his faes for his excellent qualities"
Mr.. Nasty never drew apieture of. q
playful citizen Of "the Roads that OK.
cesded' in breadth'of eoloring the por-
,rai. Of this spor.ive" young Grow,
and the genial amiability Of the coron-
er's jury that "sat upon the body Of
the victim. Of Mr.. Crows sportivsness,
could not have been exceeded II il had
been made mp Of ,hessgular f~eqasptsr'
Of Deacon Pesnn'' Grocery. % :
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

MoRe Observation-Disclosures for
the sale Of SANTANA to the United States,
are reported to DO On route to Washing
ton, and as far as Havana, on the 9Th
instant. The object in this purchase
appears 10 be to make SANTANA a central
telegraph station for all the Caribbean
islands. &c
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

THE chief accountant Of the Bank Of
England Is Mr.. George Earle Gray, who
has Just celebrated his sixtieth year Of
service in hat capacity. We have a
similar instance OF long service In the
case of Mr.. John D.. Barclay, Of the
Treasury Department, in Washington.
He went into tho department. when a
boy of seventeen, and has REMAINED
there over SIXTY years. S'"sE'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

A NEw YonK correspondent grSsely
announces that, in tho event Of Mr..
Johuson's removal, Mr.. Seward will not
remain In the Cabinet. Mr.. Stewards
reasons for this forbearance are doubt
less analogous to those Of tho boy called
Jack who, for o6Sioufreasoss. denied
himself the luxury Of his evening meal.
Chicago Post.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-30

Ar o minister's meeting, not long
ago, no, many miles from Boston, a dis
cushion arose about some passsgeIin the
New Testament, but none Of the Clergy
men present happened to haze a Bible
about him. At dinner another discus
sion, over q bottle, occurred, where .
corkscrow was needed, and every man
in che company had ono 10 bis pocket.