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1trepels and lights Oh the morbid elements whiasa
supertnduce dlaease The grand question, thesefors
Is, how shall ths fepeIiant power be Increased Kbkre
uacartely exista at al? Thtfe was tine when this
9ueF,ou could NOT be satlstsetoriiy answered. Bus
Tie problem u now sotvsd 1shss bseu p,oyet by thw
e@pef1ense ot mora than fourteen Js9rs, inst
, 1869-02-10

.Cn1tS-Rec.t!ed during the week. s5i,on hu;
srPa @ nn Ss .sle
sni ~ tstse, s.lss xsEa; ~ na ksw 4 rs ;fc; 81
~ Gradsat,sr; so by do At s3tc; lo.s hu do At
s5hs: !Eo By 20 a. :ss ~ hn White At Gle. The
DATe-R:ceiEed dartas tho week. q. .69l bu ship.
ped. = is,ha. Rceclv. yfste1dar. 76:o IN 6htp.
aet!re and UNCHANGED. Sales were: ls,a90 hu
SAC $40 bu ~ 57Nc: 7,on bu at5lHc; 1Ao0o ba 1t
The market eloeed nominal a, 52s1saxc Tor No. :
, 1869-02-10
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- TN4anAT KY1NINu. Feh. ',
Ihnptafhet IN 1Fy t!abLs Ia:t N4nk W4a 4A4fa,I
lriUe ~ Inrtrf.tr lra,aninf anliYliy-tn FIJI IHa
tul,na t hs..!.le.s !a.a.r!e ". taslY txaHty psr
yrSr. AA as matter u tnrAs. Hhuh htllIHE &ael'
tnx WIS Developed, slitAsnHt tHIy taw ch&nxoa oe'
aud uealtis wefa Iuuru !raIlIy restttnx Al 4uatA:
tINns this hisA ehnraettF nf thr htI To-
ls y Seat7tete ope FauEs, and Gully fH!F tt4e VIA
dQnu. Va foYllu QuL prcM list " iulloMal
, 1869-02-10

Total M................... Mt .4,676 9xS
pEEF EA1fLE-Thtre WAN II reasonably active IN.
With comparatively fcx sui liable iotu olitllug h9.
ere oi snrh were Strm In ther fiGwt. ana ias126d
medium ap" urr,f g1aaes otstocE Tie m1rket wss
In about ns dul1, uusott!ed nnu unsatAaftctory
a1e not a. rss ent II coaelton . warrant ~
current here, tho aaAEtfous iuescs 1ustainoa By
them during i.st week elnayely ptore and un!ll
tton nt thiuEs brlow, no considerable improvement
nee BE- anticipated In our market, someldea or the
state Of trade friday may be gathered from the fact
that Of tue % head sale, 6ls head only found
purchasers. Ihese we're taken chiefly On local 40
eon,mnn mixed lots. dmbraclng poor Cows. :" SCAT
lAwsR'' Steer. staga. Bulls and ltxht Hefers, 10
losds found ,hetr WY Into the hands q s6ppeu =
fst Steers. The qualify Of the offerings wss iair-
hotter than the average. The following wsrc this
, 1869-02-10

Choice Heeree-F1ne, fat. Eell.to.ned, 80
s6i pgva,as. .t7a5s5s -
-" s:s3s3
aging o9o,o l,36 s.soos.oe
Medium ClA&s-Medinn1 stters and good
so 10 1.G1 f.e5s5st
fIesh, aye:sctEr sd 10 I.l0o 4z5a3 st
Iuleipr-LtSht aud thin CoFB knd 61eer1.. $50 iol
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
Guardians Sale.

DANE COUNTY CoURT--IH PROBATE
In the matter of the guardianship of Jane
E. Rhody, George E. Rhody and " illiam
Rhody, minors.
n Office is hereby given that by virtue
In aud in pursuance of an order of license
made in said matter On the 22d day of Oc-
tober, A. D. 1869, by the County Court of
said county, the undersigned, Guardian If
said minors, will on Tuesday the 23d day
OF November next, at ten @ clock in the
forenoon, on the premises, offer for sale at
public vendue, the following described land
TO wit: certain house and lot in the vii
lage OF PiperEille, IN the town of Ixonia,
County of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin.
commencing AT n stone set in the centre of
the highway Is rods 81 links S. 28o45/
west from a stone in the center of the old
Milwaukee and Watertown road at point
where the road leading south from the old
bridge across Rock river crosses said Mil
waukee and Watertown road; thence south
4lo55/ west, along he centre of the high
way about five rods. thence northcrlv at
right angles with said highway twelve rods :.
thence easterly at right angles with the last
mentioned line about three rods. thence :.
7IIiI5 Z, about twelve rods to the place of
beginning containing about a fourth Of an
acre. Terms cash, on delivery of deed.
Dated October AID 1869.
W. w. TREDWAY, Guardian.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

THERE is great danger Of the tenn
porary defeat of Mr.. Breese for Secre-
tary of State, on account Of errors in
the blanks seut out by the Secretary of
State-which have the name of Ell
A. Spencer" printed thereon instead of
"Llywelyn Breese." In the hurry OF
filing out the returns in the night IF
the election, We fear that many clerks
neglected to erase the name of Spencer,
aud substitute that Of Breese. In La
Crosse county one hundred ana seventy
two votes were returned for Spencer
in this way, that we're voted for Breese.
Ii til error has occurred in many To-
calities-and we suspect that it has,
from the fact that the same mistake in
returning votes for Gilbert l.. Park.
that were voted for Hamilton II. Gray.
for Lieut.. Governor, on the Democratic
ticket, has been made IN two towns in
this county-Nr Breese will not be
able to get his certificate OF election
until he has proved supplementary re-
turns" showing that he actually re-
ceiyed a majority Of the votes cast for
Secretary OF State.-Lo Crosse Leader
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

IMPORTANT TO SOLDIERS. - The
attention Of our readers is directed to
the following important item: "Sol
diers who enlisted for three years be
fore July Is, 1864, and received only
800 bounty, are entitled, they or
their widows, children under twenty.
one, or parents (if not already eolIec-
ted, to the 500 additional bouaty.
All such soldiers discharged before
serving two years, for injuries of any
kind, including rupture (not disease),
are entitled, they or their widows, or
heirs (if not collected), to 500 boun-
~. Soldiers for three years discharg-
I'd before serving two years. for disa-
bility-sickness or disea8e--eontracted
IN the service, who have died of said
disability or disease, their widows.
children under twenty one, or parents.
are entitled to 800 additional bounty
although the soldier himself, if living
would not be entitled. The time for
fling such claims viii expire the 1st
Of December, 1859"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17


The most popula Monthly in the world.-Teso
Fork Observer.
We must refer In terms of euiogy to the high
tone and varied excellence OF HAEPER's MAaA-
zINE--a journal with monthly circulation of
about ~ 900 copiee-in whose pages are to be
found some OF the choicest light and general
reading ofthe day We speuk of this work as
an evidence fthe culture of the American peo-
pie; and the popularity it has acquired is merit
ed. Each number contains fully IA pages OF
reading matter, appropriately illustrated with
good woodcuts and it combines in itself the
Iacy monthly ana the more hilOsophical quar-
tcry, blended with the best features of the daily
Journal. 1t has great power in the dissemina
lion of o love of pure literature -TsuBMER's
Guide to AnaericGn Literature Landau.
1t is one of the wonders Of journalsm-the
editorial management Of HARPkR's =
All the periodicals which the Harpers publish
are almost indeally we'll edited.-Ihe Nation,
Nezg York.
W e can account for it's success only by the
simple act tina tit meets precisely the popular
taste, furnishing vsriety Of pleasing and III
struetive reading Tor all. lions Herald, Boston
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

AMERICAN GIRLS IN EURoPE.-I
DO not wish to uDdervalue Engli
beauty, which is most satisfaotor and
enduring, aud most Of which viii wash
But | confess that American beauty
from New York to New Orleans has
spoiled my eyes for any other; and
when | am just getting accustomed to
the solid English matrons, like Mr.
Hawthorne, and beginning to ike
them-along comes a group of my fair
countrywomen Oh their travels, and
they spoil it al! again. Those dear
Yankee girls-I fear you do not half
appreciate them at home. Here they
admire and envy them--that is, the
men admire and the women envy. On
the continent they rave about them
Half dozen American bellies send a
whole German town distracted. 1t is
not only their beauty and grace, but
their wit, spirit and happy andacity,
The contln entail customs favor their
triumphs. No girl over there dares say
her soul is her own--iet alone her body
She never goes anywhere without a
championships never conVeTses WI h q
gentleman except to answer question;
she is Of necessity inspired to the last
degree. An American girl, on the
contrary, asserts her freedom, goes
where she likes, talks with every one
she cares to talk with, says au to a
German at the first introduction. and
orders him about-just as she would do
at home He is overwhelmed, astound-
ed, but all tie more delighted. He
tells his friends that the beautiful girl
galtzed with said du to him, and told
him to bring her glass Of water,
which SETS them all crazy to be intro
duced to her, hear her say e}w to them.
and be made water carrie likewise
Next day the whole town g talking
about her and staring at her--the wo-
men are IN a rage-but the result is
the conviction that America must be
great country, 1nceresed immigration,
and the consequent progress Of civil
on.-EmpeaR Letter.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
THE sPEaKERSHIP.

We have noticed with qualification
the very general favor with which the
proposition to make Hon. j. VI Bing-
ham, of this county, Speaker of the
Assembly at It's ensuing session, is be
Jug received by the press OF the state
We have frequently expressed our
very high opinion Of Mr.. Bingham's
character and ability, and last winter
urged his oleim for Speakership of the
Assembly Chat ne would make
post competent end efficient officer no
one Can deny, ana W. should regard
his election as Speaker this winter
with feelings Of great pleasure. Yet in
this connection, and without solieita
ton on the part of himself or his
friends, we suggest the Hon Daniel
Hall of this city as being a person
whose ability, education and exper
fence eminently fit him for the high
est cfice in the Assembly. Nj. Hall
his never desired official honors or
prefermeut his nomination to the
Assembly in this district was wholly
unsought Ly him aad his election is
ore of the most hatlering evidences Of
confidence aud esteem ever bestowed
upon citizen Of Wisconsin. We do
not know that Mr.. Hal! would accept
the speakership if rendered to him, bat
we have felt II due to himself, aud to
the people of this District who elected
him, to suggest his name il connection
with it.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
CrikEcQL Notiees IF The Prog,


HAEPERs Bazaar contaus, besides pictures,
patterns etc. Fariety OF matter OF especial use
aud interest to he famil! articles on health,
dIess. and housekeeping in Ill its branches; its
editorial matter is especially adapted to the cir
it is intended to interest and instruct; and il
has, besides, COOK stories and literary matter of
merit. 1t Is not SURPRISE g that the journal
with such features, has ach ieved IN short time
al immense sdecesr; for something Of its kind
was desired IN thousands of families and its
publishers have filled The demand The Young
Iudy who buys single number OF HARPER
Bazaar Is made subscriber for life-NelO York
Ere Posi-.
The Bazaar is excellent. Like ali the periodi-
calls which the Harpers publish, it is almost in
IDEALLY we'll edited, and the class OF readers for
whom it is intended-the mothers aud ,laug T. Je,s
in average fanilies-eur not but profit By its
good sense ann good taste, which, we have no
doubt. are to-day making very many homes
happier than they may have been before the
women began taking lessons in personal and
household and social management from this
good natured mentOr.-IHe Natin.
1t has the merit of being sensible of convey
ing instruction, OF giving excellent patterns in
every departm ent, and OF being we'll stocked
with good reading matter WatchnG2a- and Re-
EsCtOr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

The ELECTION Returns come in
50 slowly that We are unable to give
the full figures from the State upon the
late election Fairchild's majority viii
in all probability exceed 5000: Wheel
er's will doubtless reach 10000 and We
think the lowest on the list will exceed
1000. The probability is that Breese
will run ahead of some Of the other
candidates. most fattering proof of
his high standing with the party. In
this County Fairehild ran behind :;
Robinson 6 majority is sol; the other
candidates range down to 414 for Bor-
doe. We shall give the yficiaI can
vass in our next.
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Meat Market.

HAVE spared no pains nor expense in
Il hitting up my msrket in frst-eass style.
andam confident that : can insure satisfao-
ton toail who may favor ne With their
patronage. Market on Secc; Il ftreet, near
the corue- Of Main Z HOFFMAN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
HaTper's Bazaar.

supplement- containing numerous listed
patterns of useful articles accompanies the paper
every fortnight. AID occasionally an elegant
CoIored fashion plate.
HARPER's Bazaar contains 16 folio pages of the
size Of HARPER's WEEKLy, printed Gu supesine
caleudered paper, and is published weekly.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

4 FACT,-Our young friends, Orvis
& Canes, have build up a large trade in
Musical instruments and Musical Merchan-
disc, AT Watertown. They are ide awake
boys and investing in considerable primers
ink, they have secured a large trade ana
gained the confidence of the musical PEG pie
in their vicinity - Waupua Leader.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

SEWARD's CREED In the speech
Of Hon VIM. Il Seward at Santa
Barbara, he said
would have this free land for all
naiionahties on the face of the globe.
To our shores I would wlcome all men
who love liberty, and would enjoy the
immunities OF a free land Here should
they live IN peace, protection, and
plenty.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

REUNITED. The two breaches ct
the Presbyter an Church in this eOun-
tr, the New ,nd the Ola Schools, were
formally reunited at Pittsburgh last
week, after a aeparsliou Of fnose than
t,iirtS wears
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
DEATH CT EmIaENT AMERI-
CAMS

Within few days hse persons of
American birth, who have distinguished
themselves in different walks Of life
have closed their earthly careers. The
first of these IS George Peabody, the
great london banker; his death occurred
on the 18th Of November. Mr.. Peabody
vas born at Danvers, Massachusetts,,
On the 18th of February 1875. He es-
tatlished himself in business at London
in 1887 and prospered there to degree
never before known. His great bust
ness talents, his enormous wealth and
his muni6cent charities have given him
a world wide fame but his marked
sympathy with the rebel GAUGE during
the war lost for him in a great measure
the esteem Of his countrYmen.
Maj Gen. John E. Woo died at
Troy, n Y on the 10Th inst. He was
born at Newburg, n. Y. in 1899. He
has been connected with the army
since 1912 and has been known as a
brave, skillful and patriotic soldier, In
the Mexican war he won many laurels
but during the rebellion he was pre-
vented on account of his great age, from
taking an active part, though it was
his earnest desire to do so. His death
is not unexpected as his health has
| long been feeble
Rear Admiral Stewart, s distin-
guished officer of our navy, died in
Bordentown, Il. Z, on the 8th, at the
advanced age of 81. During our ear
" wars with foreign powers and es pee
tally during the war of 1912, he won
great henors, and is the last of those
remarkable officers whose exploits con
ferred such brilliant renown upon our
navy.
Amos Kendall died in Washing on
on the 18th. He was born 10 Dun
stable, Massachusetts in the year 1889.
He has held many positions of prom
inence, but will chiefly be remembered
for his excellent management Of the
Post Office Departments under Presi-
dents Jackson and Van Buren,.
We hare also to record the death Of
Hon. r. J. Walker, which occurred
at Washington on the 18th inst bir.
Walker was native of Pennsylvania,
and was IS years Of age at the time OF
his death, He has held many offices
If honor and trust, and for many years
has been one Of our most Influential
public men. He represented the
State Of Mississippi in the U. S. Sen
ate two terms, was a member Of Pres
iden, Folks cabinet, was one of Blu
ohanan's Kansas Governors, and
during the var was, for about two
years, our special agent in Europe and
rendered efficient service there. His
death has been expected for sometime
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
Reduced Prices.

We will sell until further notice the fol-
lowing new instruments on the very advau-
tageous terms indicated
FIVE OCTAVES FIVE STOPS Viola,
Diapason, Melodia, Flute, TremuIant, with
two sets of Vibrators throughout, and Knee
Swell Price, SIS
FIVE OCTAYES, SIX STOPS-Viola
Diapason, Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub bass
and Tremulant, with two sets OF Fibrators
throughout, and one octave of Sub-bass con-
nected with the manuals, and Knee
) 90.
FIVE OCTAVES SEVEN STOPS-yioia
Diapason, Melodia, Flute, Manual Sub-bass
Octave Coupler and Trem ulant with two
sets Of Vibrators throughout; one octave of
Sub-bas connected with the manuals !;
Woods Octave Coupler, nearly doubling the
power of the instrument, and giving the eli
feet of four sets OF Vibrators, and Knee
S"clls......'' 81 10
FIVE OCTAVE DOUBLE REED, FIVE
ST0PS-Diapason. lola, melodia, Flute,
Vox Humane. Solid Black Walnut Case
carved and paneied....... ..,....Prce, $I70.
ORVIS b GAMES.
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&c PROFESSIONALLY the best sustainek work of she
kind in the w orid.,,
Harper's Magazine.

HARPERs MAGAZINE, apart from the illtsetra-
ti0ns contains from .ftty per cent. more matter
than any other periodical GSsued an ths English
Language.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

THANKSGIVING II here will be I'm
ion services st She Methodist Church to-
morrow the discourse will be by Rev. "
Il. RIDER, OF the Congregations Church.
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I AIKEN 10.

EAMB into the inclosure of the subscri-
ober on or about the lst of October last,
in the town of Milford, q heifer, two and
half years old, of a light red color, and
white face. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take her
away. WN. TORPEY.
Milford, Nov 18th, 1859.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17
LADIES ATTENTION.

" ou can preserve your fruits with safety
Z by buy ing the celebrated HERO JAR.
Just received (quarts and half gallons) az
pERVlNS' Grocery + Provision Sto1s.
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CriticaZ N2tiees If Tie Prsss.

CRITICAL Notices # tAc Prss8.
The MODEL NEWSPAPER Of our country. Com
plete in all the departments of an American
Family Paper, HARPER's WEELLY has earned
for itself right to its title, - A JOURNAL OF
CIVILIZATION" Mac York Zee, Post
HAPPENS WEEKLY may be vedly de-
clared the best newspaper in America .-Nsao
FORK independent.
The articles upon public question which ap-
pear in uARPER's WEEKLY from week to week
form u remarkable series of brief political Essays
They are Distinguished by clear and pointed
statement, by good common sense, by inaepen-
deEee and breadth of view They are the ex-
preston of mature conviction. high principle,
md strong feeling, and take their place among
tie best newspaper writing of the time North
Am1erad1a Reoieao. BoStoa, Mass.
STTp C<rbTDTyNATC To-n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

& A Repository of Fashion. Pleasure, and IN
struclion.'a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

. 4 Complete ptctorial Hfstory Of she Times ,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-11-17

In November will be commenced /" Nan and
Wife" new serial story ,spiondidly illustrated
by ~ TLKIE COLLINS Author Of - The Woman
in White" g No Nane.n q Armadale," and
- The Inconsistency New subscribers will be
supplied with HARPE8's WEEKLY from the com
mecnement of the Story to the end of 1870 for
Four Dollars.
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8 The best, cheapest, and most successful Fam
lily Paper in the Union.''
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ard. OUR FRIENDsI

By an agreement between the parties ~
serested, the sale ofthis paper, which was ao>
yertised to take place on f|'dey 'e ;e., has as
been postponed until Friday, the 10th OF
April. The noble responses which our several
.nneols have met, greatly encourage us in the
hone that we shall be able TO weather the
.at6rm-apd if all those who have promised to
come up to our help, keep their words, we
zao,o we shall.get through our present difh>
cuisies, and conti9ue to float the standards of
a free and Independent press.
Next week We shall publish list of the
noble and honorable names, who have come
to our rescue, and who have given US the
words of good cheer, as we'll as the amount
which they owed Us. The week following We
shall publish anot her list, and this shall con-
tain the names Of all those who have refused
to meet their obligations with US up to that
date, aud whose conduct manifests a DISPOSE
ton to keep us out of our money. Around
this list we shall draw black mark.