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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
Capital Removal Convention.

The following are the closing pro
coadingS ofLhc Canilal r movai C-
veuu1u at Cincinnati witch .as
10 have oceu . dogld flWa
The Committee va r aia', ~
ported Ia favor 81 lie removal III tte
capital TO the Mississippi valley, 70
some point Is near as possible to the
center Of population, territory, pro-
duction and transportation, with re-
ference 10 the future Us we'll IS the
present demands OF the nation also
to oppose further appropriations for
new buildings in tho District of Co.
lumbia reafiirming the resolutions Of
the ST Louis convention, and recon-
mending the appointment of q COM
mittee 10 memorabilia Congress at its
next session in favor OF the adoption
Of a joint resolution authorizing the
appointment Of com missioners to OK
anime the question OF the removal
and relocation Of the capital, and re-
port at an early day.
w. NJ. Beach offered substitute,
declaring the agitation Of the remov-
al uncalIed-for and unwise, and pro-
posing a sine die adjournment Of the
convention, which, after discussion,
was lost, with but two votes in the
Affirmative, and the resolutions were
adopted.
The chair appointed as c committee
to memorializo congress: Joseph
Medill, ofIllinois Gov. S. W. Steven
son, Of Kentucky Horace Greeley
Of New York VIM. Burwell, Of Louis
lana and L. U. Reavers Of Missouri.
An executive committee, one from
each state and territory represented,
was appointed, to take charge of the
whole subject and call conventions,
employing such other means as are
deemed best.
A vote Of appTc val Of the action Of
Congress in refusing To make appro-
prations for further Improvements TO
public buildings IN the District of
Columbia was unanimously passed.
EXECUTION or THE BABY MURDER
Ess.-The scene at the hanging of
Margaret Waters, the English baby
farming murderess, in H0rsemOnger
Lane Jail, London, on the morning Of
the 18th alt, is detailed by tho I'm.
giish papers. The last appeal TO tho
Home Secretary or her behalf was
vainly made on the previous day,
and she prepared for death. She
slept restlessly about two hours,
rose early, dressed, and received the
chaplain. The execution was pri-
vate, yet a small but orderly crowd
gathered before the gate. At nine
O'Clock the bell began to toll, and
~he left her cell for the scaffold On
the way she was pinioned. herself
assisting. She mounted the steps
unaided and without any signs Of
fear took her position on the drop -
While the executioner was adjusting
the white cap and the moose 81 a.
! tered a mos !, rvcut ey men {,
PRAYER Tor iorglv eues-. ana With a..
words -tll upon her hips toe BOT. was
drawn and she soon ceased - live.
After the iuqcest the body was tax
within the walls The woman was
O widow, about thirty-four years old,
slim and rather short, with regular
and pleasing features, and far above
the average in intelligence. 10 the
last she disclaimed any murderous
latent, and her conduct while under
sentence was of propriety BETTING
her awful position.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

BTM HYDE SON, Lancaster, Ni.. Good onlllul
ID aul So. ] hos1.r. Iles su3 ur.egca 60 JET ~
..fvIagg fntst. 2l-41
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT and CONVEY
" aa. er Bloomington, Hi4 Titles invest zatedaud
perfected. Collection plompIs attended Go. Rotor
eu0ra given when desired, 2l--3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

eh orE ANIMALS
ae is. uaa
III. e ~ ar.
-wpIe plr-
nga ulv
1t'ufe nd
a9 8fF-
iuHa.-sh.a evidence
o' aa toteono1s. l.'ueuyad jipo-
tion II vho waaouy mi-ase- a
dumb d-i-n-elc-- animal. would do
The same thing ~ his fellow man ii
he could or dared, fer tyranny is q
leading qloment in bis character -
On the yfhor hand he who is kind to
his beas. viii generally be found to
be an Accommodating neighbor, "a
popular man and useful member of
society Man, though "lord Of ere
alton" has no natural or acquired
right to trample his inferior creatures
under bis feet simply because he can.
In nothing does man exhibit his
true character more than 10 his treat
ment Of irrational animals.
When Daniel Webster was ten
years Of age his brother Ezekiel
caught woodchuck in one Of his
traps, and was about TO kill the little
creature when Danielnorlered in its
behalf. Unable to settle the fate Of
their prisoner they concluded TO con-
suit their father in the matter
Ezekiel argued that tho woodchuck
should be killed because he had done
so much damage TO the garden, and
also that his fur was valuable but
Daniel contended that the little AMI
nal was cgature Of God and had a
right to his life and liberty, and to
get his food wherever be could find
it. The old gentleman felt tho force
OF Daniel q pleading, and turning to
Ezekiel h9 said, "Zekc, let him 90,
let him &C." Another boy about the |
age Of Daniel, caught number of |
small rabbits, and in spite of his sis
tcrs persuhsions and tears, tormented /
them 70 death. The subsequent his
tory OF those two boys is illustrative |
OF the above position. The former |
became ore OF the most eminent law
yors and distinguished statesmen Of |
his age; and the latter ended his life /
upon the scailold as penalty for the /
crime Of murder. Ii was not the |
simple act above mentioned, that |
made such q contrast in their CHAR !
acters but heir youthful characters
that made them act So differently
As the Wlg IS bent so is be tree
inclined, says the old provrrD which |
was evidently true in one Instance !
t' 81, 'hr irasf.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

GIHE WO0pUOUSE proprietor, lagcce7sor 10 lIar.
~ gerJ bloomington. Ws. Rooms in sood oiaee, and
eelI' sttbIlrVptti.h.I. 2l-J0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
RYLAND & HOLLOWAY,
Dob ArJIS ER$ -
And Dealers in Exchange,

LANCASTER, WISCONSIN,
UJY oud sell Eastern Exchange Gold and silver
- aud Government Bonds We also draw Fore. IN
Exchange in cs Francs ard ThNlcrs, on Britain,
france ana Germany. Also, particular atSntiou gwen
ta the payment ef Taxes, collection. made and pro-
sals promptly remitted, ReYonae stamps Of All DO.
limitations iug sglg. -i-oJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15
HODGES & McCARN.

~ IN - Is lsiS@ alaDtRLshS IN thCHhkGt
AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
f.hGtstNtE, WISCONSIN,.
rtIi.uiat attentions g.,cu to Collections and pro-
-aelt trpmpA, u.mttc1 ou day o. payment
Rector TO
liaur CLOVIS IS g.. NY. J.. EINrrtou, New Work
so..uI NltIUh ChAer National rauk ef Galena
gl.iU
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

rTOENEYs ana cOUNsCLORs ~ Law, Lancaster,
4 Wis viii practice 10 Oh state courtsi VIII levy
and scl lands Pay taxes prosecute land paiesis bouu
tcs pensions and other claims against Tho Govt 81 -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

, rT0RSEYs ana COUNsELORs at Law. MIN raj
a Point, WIS Practice in the courts aid attend %
agencies ana collections in a parts " state specai
atteuton 10 pr0esedngs uudort hr S Bankrupt Act.
oGoe iu Louahams Block, opp the y p s2-'0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

sa-In Utah sweet clover is said
10 grow six feet high.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

TEES Interests. 4' r NNacNt~, ttu-"-
Al SOY must aef%ztea-lve.
j.. pr 4 .rsnera jackson the
ii 80 q ICED against the
United States
Is ttx.- ia "a by the jack
,. .arH u-t l.ie Institution was
dangerous 80 ta' liberties of the
people ard the institutions Of the
country Yet IL capital was only
thrt,y-tve millions If dollars. WHAT
strides the country has made since
that time-in the.ehort period of five
years Mr.. Biddse, the President OF
the United States Bank, was a great
power in his day The bank exer-
cised great infQence in political
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

DANGEROUS CoUNTERFEITs.-The
following dangerous counteffeits are
announced as being in circulation -
National shoe and Leather Bank,
New York, 20s, imitation well done.
The lettering and papering is excel
lent, and tho only feature to excite
suspicion is the rather dingy appear
ance Of the baptism Of Pocahontas on
the back Of the notes National Bank
Of Commerce, New York city-10s,
imitation. The engraving on the
right and left ends is coarse and
blurred. Signed J. A. Stevens, Pres
ident; the genuine are signed John
4. Stevens, President.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

rza- The Iowa Pacific Railroad
Company, just organized, proposes
to extend line cia Colesburg aud
Strawberry Point, midway between
the Dubuque and Sioux city and
McGregor and Sioux City Roads, to
a point this side of the Missouri,
where o connection viii be formed
with the Maple Valley Road, and
from thence an extension can be
made to either the Union Pacific or
North Pacific lines. Among the men
enlisted in the enterprise are several
of the most prominent railroad men
and capitalists, and twenty miles Of
the railroad are to be put under con-
tract at an early date if possible.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15

w. = DEWEY,
4 TTORNgY and cOUNs Flor at Law, Lancaster
Il Wiseon-in 2O.3t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-15


-a..lat-
e.'Isut I'
.@.4
..
Iat u.n n.asagies5
E avar.
py lax, t.u ef.5uv "a eNnrf
MAJ g,...a ,uat 10 one "iee i 'a-
jar Ct nrlt ban mpel detea~ :
lees horse ~ stand jo tbe open street,
witbout morscl 81 TODD from early
dawn TIA late ut night with cold
wiury winds searching for his vi
tails, while his driver Is enjoying his
potation by warm fire, savors very
much 81 mcanncss Could tho poor
shivering creature only speak word
or two would he not slightly modify
the speech of Baalam's beast and say
to his master "art thou not mine
ass ?" How frequently is the noble
animal kept on half rations while he
is required to work with coaseless
activity, drawing heavy loads with
shoulders terribly mutilated by poor
~ fitting worn out cellars. Some
teamsters seem to think that good
whip will answer the same purpose
as oats and hay, and the difference
in the cost of each makes the former
more preferable to them.
Some one has said that man is
known by the company he keeps,
but may it not be as truthfully af-
/ drmed that he is known by the
team that he drives. No other evil
donce of o graspng misery DISPOSE
ton is necessary than for a person
OF means to drive span OF skeleton
horses, or even overload well fed
team. The popular time-honored
custom OF pigeon shooting deserves
q passing criticism in this connection
That man has right to seek forpleas
ure and enjoyment is q matter admit
Ting Of no dispute, but that in pur
suit of the same it is his privilege tt
deliberately MAIN or kill any living
creature is not quite so plain. Is the
pleasure derived from this kind O
amusement sufficient offset to the
pain and suffering inflicted on tbs
woundeded bird which escapes with
its life only to die a score of deaths
Some one will probably call this sen
timcntal sqpeamishness. Call it VIII
they please, man has no right to eth
er kill or injure u single animal simply
for amusement We have been :,
long hahituated TO the practice @
taking life for TIM, tFa, il sound
puerile 20 some people g tax ageins
~. Scenes oi suffering were 80 TIRE
queuay Witnessed ., \ ~ ,hat y
tte.y mn III
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
STATE ITEMS.
The census returns TINS far show ~
r1e.,a,sraer,e-s r...l,lieLa., Lr1 ~ q sta.a


rouz in The western part II sabee coun-
y
] The faculty OF the academy at Albion
have wisely prohibited the playing Of base
ball
The Eau Ciairio Fyss Press resorts that
/ ssger4. q tae sew mills n li.as pJsee 6a5e-
STOPPED fer Wans Of logs
4 One hua3rsd f-e.a flt cars are bs;aa man
afaesars3 b the C1ieao and E9FsAgestqze
Taiirqaa ct Fond au Lac
/ Rober. Laid G5ollrer -ee e,s..csys Tszrs9@
e-ea ne address Es.are l.terarg societies ot
/ tse University 4 a1ad son. H8ssabfs- res
tThe Personality eta post
n. rg-.s4 ~ eh
ss.asa .an c,... 80
s5aesr
/ qbe aossos B....Bi..a, ssrs ~ p
tsn afa t5e eas~ 81 sa..s. .,ls
dsy. k.!lae aerssls fns.ans
I.isaaia ts.at not o1e Bo.5 yard Il -sa
lie vioiaie II sanssos. s.il5as. go- aiei,ieg
rt
-. -. -,
... -, - - -. z
-. : -4s@
/ ' - 80 s. i's-s9'' -
] s's, ''-s = = ~ $50 80
s.sss9 Rl'4s ~
Two EoaIs a 9ss 9ss7 asless71 E
q ~ .ss s'o'sa .. - gag '4'F .'4''
800 To- -
TO- -'''-.',
IAs S'.esa ssg Aaso'ass sszs
81 ~ sa3szIs,ss os= Rs;4.,s4 e
.s;s s;v ,o a.g r.ss.iap and s.
t5rsngf, II. i fsv asvs vRsa 5ags
wiz be resumed
$500 a.... .-sa.s,s s ss.~.,o.
aas 81 i.llsst. a. s .ayE-
vsstI.er s Rss5.I]li5as candidate f5- oa-
efess from Tie F4fss Dric..
the Kiibepfe e5s sGgssF sfqses 5ss+ j..
1 ~ IA ,aosf ,ssrs,....I sf4s9a-s.
l.ss sser, sSra31...i sgs.6 a. Rs6s;s. assr.t
e. ..a5on-,s5 ., a.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29


Orleans Repu55tcap We find the follow
ior Itisip relation - 2 saoi,I meet
- : 800. = - = -
-tle8enue' e&.Ie5 together g tie fe4uest
of Eoa. IS. j Conkl.. Of Mater los.
l,....,44a.-.- ~ z--z....lo
= '''ss y % pr : i7'1 = u 1el q 1ee'e-
au5 1of inc osssTicIs q LOUISIANA, Ia z
Fsara ws r.asant orf. ar.ea af
.sssans assesgor .eaea
IL 5aa - session. .76a..arf 80
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

g ~ c4T-sv= ~ cs-
- ~ l-a- - 1A..

pared expressly Isl B9spepties aud those
suffering with haoaass Ceaayeaess. 1t il
q lightIy stimulating toaie and sploadid
appsnzcF Il strengthens the stomach and
restores the digestive eTgans to their healthy
state. Week, nervous and dyspeptc per.
s5as ssgeQld use Warmers Dyspepsia Tome,
tor SAFE oy dglggssts. Price 0ne Dollar.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
q SECRET EARRTAGE And ITS
GoNoA@UG N0Es.
Tb;rtn naars 90 oroa. sonz.t;o


Thirty Years aoo orea, sensation
vas created ia lie cItg BIZ the dis
eoqere that Augustine Keaaerlv the
c,tg 81 sotor. was defanjter 10 the
amogus of between Sc. ESQ md s.9.-
858 Fas exact amount vas never as
certaiaea. owing 10 tie system 81. cook
/ eepine ii vozue at tlat time Ken
able family, aud being a cripple.
e,reat-GeaI OF sympathy vas felt for
3s9 an, rranv f9!isre3 his aefa| eqfi0n
,-ae.s aff-rW8ra he oeBlisBet] > eafa.
,sa4 no r. avoaaeet, L;4s
l--.l.s.-l,el.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
Book Agents VARIED.

1sso ACTIVE AGENTs. large fefd
liberal terms. Send for htof
Ho5k & yifh sirealar and terms, to
GEC W. ROGERS
23ml 54smFRga Rloek, Chicago,
fss6aa
n 81 ~ ia bs3a.s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
aEG0ND WlIsg Ezs


EI3 undersigned oegs leave to inform
j the pubic that he has purchased the
entire Omnibus Line = Bier carries nassen.
gers 30 ana from ala depots, hotels and
prIHste benses IL any art Of the city
PeaE5e8, Societies and families
are requested 70 favor him with their pat
ronage
Orders must be left only at thu Old Va
tertown House, First street, and no mistake
viii happen.
- # any caarg9 Of eoraalaint oecRss please
apply Immediately 70 tbs proprietor OF the
line,
4. Z 1EASNIG0ID.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
aszlEES 6. 0sz

AR. Ilers tll enc sssegge is the
eFssF eetie e.knowh g cure " mites il will
cure "a every case. " acre IS the family
N ]Shieh ti7is ilepertenif me5ie5ae is rot
aeaialeiy procure i i IS also = suIe cure
for Feaiele lFreg qualities, and nay be de
Perded np9E Id every case where the
n25af'lly TOW he's been ebst1acted through
colder diseasa Sod b. druggists Price
One Dollar Or Sent IS nan 81 receipt o
Gao D9llarafa ! garter Address J.
MILLER : co, Chicago scr Sale By DR.
Mon g9Inerg 4 Bro, Watersewn. Wiz
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29


4 N Washington spate says that
there IS aseport, Whief seems ery vel
foandsd, s4 Motley W5il sbartEg b.
recaiie-a tsem llonaiza. is-orf
an Mr. 8Iolse.F Is a gTaa5 sae cess AlI
acknowledge taaf Sc a1traisa 71i .ls
: aone IN that departmental effort So
IS 3 diplomatIst, lie las neger 9os4e any
Thing &c merit special praise, b sic
contrary, his course at theeGaaft OF D..
,Issees has been unsatisfactory. e vas
expected that STEPS WQnsd aaze beea
taken long before this 70 secure
sIemen 1t t6e Alabama o1sl las 9a4 Il
anything has Beer done The g3flit has
been un8E pEised ct Il. j laanston pa
per says 5tsegs ae5Et9q seems t9 2e
galn recognition by rae ss5efgs Qi
Aaslapas ara 5aa5.klp !o41ae 8 sesQsfs'-
any wlsa nan.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

The bodies of Senator Rroderiok
ard General s. b Baker were barred
ae8r eaeh other and while Brodefiek
has been ramem hered by a suitable
monunesst5 sBakers-egses~e IS still neg
lacte3. a n appeal IS made in the
San lE'paneFseo papers tor g monument
to General Baker
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

The Nays aaj Means committee
have been instructed By the House 70
bring in iii reducing tie daty on
Salt oge-helf.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
- +--a 80 - - =
heaiEny c.alafen.
rs. w.g

waosa fieisGete fEeaita make i
0eCassgiry Tor tseG not 70 have chliGTeI, nae nis
Preventive. faH6t only prevents III tncTegse Of
family bat itpiil foIl0te ti3resef re the sis
because his FREY lssss ~ ssas4set hafln8 chl
Vlre- is ignoeept sga anG sure. Il does not IN
te4falss with dieteFoecHr@ 1g9pcrates WITH
out sickness OF ox59psGre 4 Ladies sylio nave
suffered from MISPLACED eonih consult hIu1
before they get manied, he wiz sesiage ineif
b}aexG, fresF:aassand vgCr of youth and c1l;.1io
shcm &c enter rsafTiea life with confidence q
hea.Th and il1pFiaess
Consultation hours frcn 10 4 q. e Z.
ri a. E0s 81 3 E!zssE 4: - ffse3f STR k4sfs
10 stairs. Conservation fec I've DOLLARS. In
LsrgsesFg confidential.
persons at 2 distance may eoannnieata eaflfl-
gt.enalt9 bgletter = they c4ciase srsp Dollars
for = consultation fle Send twenty-five casts 1eT
his Hoals entitiet. GGfaE ~ lEzi9Ei A5 l,oses
IRs' aufI as e has one igr each sex, say sa7IAeI
for Lady Gentleman, as Only Que Wa Ds SEM
to the same address His circulars a5ont : 'Saa-
hing ti.e Affections Of the opposite Sex. and IN
l.ars1,ltg Ilints to T1uslaess A4eq viii be seiis
ss.s 81 Is tie book address al letters as tolIoFs;
rs~s. Kssssss E:Ssszs I'esss GiiCs Boz
as4l No 5Ts ;, Chicago, IN. sts
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29
.DDER OF TEE D.


rendezvous al Turner Hail at $50 4 If.
Ps0ce@ On Will fofIa IN 'front.' Of the Hail
promptly al 10 o'clock. an0 through tbs
principal streets, Ia the fl owing order to
ahe Shooting Park
Marshal and Assistants
Brass Blnd
Cagaify and citizens on horseback
MI lWaGkee I9naRes-
artillery Company
29th Niseenssp kegigler FsIaad Veteran
Soldiers genera
qooabia aa3 81 Repfe ssntaves ii appfo-
pEiate e1si sgnes
Brass Band
peesi5eaf ard lice President Of tie Day,
soy. aref4d I'd staff
City Aal iosit es.
Orators Of lae Day ana Reader Of the
Becaettien.
Gs4plan.
Committee Of Arrangements
Martial Issie
Pioneer Fire Co No l.
Hook & Ia der Co
81 ma d ~ 8 T. Society
st 5os4pHs Soci ety REDWOOD.
Sharp Shooters Socletg
Musical Society
Turner'S Soaseev
ST. Heiaric8's Sacsety
zsas 6eaeraly
Arfigsa on fhe gFoends. to following
EXERCISES ~ Be had:
Nasic.
Prayer by tie Cbapfaia.
Reading Of the Declaration or Indepea-
eenee pr Mss Latte 9. 9oaeld
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10. gAaye
Fsssssssss-sszess,zs Ssa,ssssss

E.et die a7scerd refstl md }cfsa tl.as pelfect
snG radical zEIs isarYaate ed ard al5ss9tSsea 70
nj @ao ar afflicted p !ssEi5-s q Foes
the disease tT10ul al l0rulstl03 from t I1s>
iieit1. He ezFaaiaa is Gause. ahd guarantees It's
oNTa agd ssla ttersIll he VII honestly and
s.A " II 5.Te yoslr nea.ll ara LIS tgf2pl wong
trcst5isa15t. &c cTes private and SECRET ase2sesa
NJ e}a6 tiiss ssssk 81 a8ere3jet dlaf1ce- from s4
zgege ar tetEr Of discovery cr 2pGsssse LIS 20.
Is.Eie remedies fastQr2 n4auJG3fi s Fsslna ana
GET 7lslr13e4t5 WITH tie assurance
OF nav g ear9gatoo vie ana
healthy c.a5!tsTe
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

Its said that TIC examination Of
the evidence IN the Hatch iaFestiga-
zion has had "a anfavorable effect up-
On The treaty, especially the terms ef
tbs original pfoteeol, which has been
alade pubic.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

TIE FR=sSKESa PE+yf1EGE Sen
atoF Galpeutos &C lis state. made one
q his bess speeches 90 this question
strongly opposed 70 is repeat, and de
clare6 re Pcs. ohse The great School
Master " the Republic.
---- = -------------
Coolies eFe being sQ9ssisssea ~
negroes OF tie Georgia railroads ~
teen b gndred belne exneeted py ne
middle u ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

The English statesman Easl # Clar-
eadon. died quite suddenly Al bis
residence GU Su7dsy the 26th iast.
Ee was ATTACKED ei5h dlafsse4 Oh
Fyiday i1e eas 10 yeas cid
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

At the banquet to Dickens. given
by the press At Delmon,co's. April is.
1868. there sat at the table. besides
Dickens himself, Henry j. RAYMOND
aud George " Demer, b5Hl1.of whom
made speeehes in answer f8 tqssts On
the oeeassaa Henry swestsaF, Of
.he ~ 43a, VINO Naa stae laost act Ye'
81 .geesina uD the baneHet, and aelre
Igaaemaa, Who tsd zeaig0siy asslssc>i-
ne day these I've nan lie IN their
sra SEES, three eqb eli q most ~ their
youth and he others dying 10 the full
iHsss Of their iEteiieetiiai pe8ers 8.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

sAS D0MIEoo. IS extremely
doubstul-lf sae 8sa Domingo treaty
pass The Senate. notWiths.a siding the
Presidents great desire & sse It ao-
rar.afl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-29

Tie submarine telegraph between
GEsas Br.tian and India.is com oIsted.
goagFstGlatorg taisgrams 70 aad from
Pres Dent Grant we're read aEa!d maeh
enthusiasm at tic Banquet held ia
London n honog ct the opening = the
tslegfsnh lac to tie Indies