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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILROAD;
FIRST and CHESNU UT Streets, T'45 A. NJ, 11OO A. NJ,
$50 p Nj, 415 p NJ, 44O P. M, 61o and II 80 P. NJ
s4ea az SSss @ @ S TSn P2spo 2 Sn fas
NJ, l55 p. NJ, 45O p. NJ, and 656 p. M.
IRAN leaving West chester te at SSS A. NJ VIII stop
leaving Philadelphia at 44O P. M. win stop at Me-
dia, Glen Riddle, Lenni and 3. G. Junction Pas
and b. G junction going East win take train leaving
West Chester at 745 A. M, and change cars at
tions above Il. G. junction viii take train leaving
Philadelphia at 4'4O p. NJ, ana win change cars at
The Depot in Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walnut streets cars. Those OF the
Market street line run within one square, The
OF both lines connect with each train upon its
aiil'ai' s-..i ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia for West Chester at $50 A. M.
~ Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 7S0 A. M.
anu w . 'A' WILLIAM G. WHEELER,
41Gs 8 CI General superintendent
OUI1,ADEIPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
WINTER TIME TABLE.
on on ths snP Phsdephia and Erie railroad viii run as
follows from Pennsylyanla railroad Depot West
Ehina:Rs1fiNi EAiG @&4iN leaves xs EsIlsdsphla
- % Wiamsport .... 5do TO A N.
vp1p rxpREss sEresS esyes az NJ
wlliamsport 800 P N.
| arrives at Erie. ........, 1000 A. M.
| EIMIPA MALI. leaves Philadelphia 49,. Tb0 A M.
| {" WiHiamsport. -. 800 p. nj.
arrives at Lock Haven. T-2O i. NJ
| EASTWARD.
MATT TRA AIN leaves Erie. s'4OA. NJ
| WiLamsport. ...... e26 p. M.
| arrives at Philadelphia. -. $50 A. M.
ERIE EXPRESS leaves Erie. ..,.......... 400 r. M.
Williamsport. :. -. $40 A. M
arrives at Philadelphia ,l246 +. M.
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Lock Haven. 800 A NJ
grt 81 arrives az Philadelphia :. 900 p. M
BUFFALO EXP. leaves Williamsport 1926 A. M
| Harrisburg. ..... go A. M
arrives at Philadelphia. V2b A. M.
Express East connects at Cory Mail East at Gerry
| and IrvnetOn, Express West at Irvineton, with
| trains of OH Greek aud Allegheny River Railroad.
ALFRED L TYLER, GenerM superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.

ID EADING RAILRoAD.-GRRAT TRUNK LINE
~ from Philadelphia 10 the interior OF Pennsyl-
vania, the Schuylkil, Susquehanna, Cumberland,
and wyoming valleys, the North, Northwest and the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-01-06
ENGINES. MACHINERY, ETO.

NA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
E$ys BOILER wORKS.-NEAFIE LEVY
&TLsAE& PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL
eZss 7Zeyz5<E ENGINEERS MAOHINISTS BOILER
MAkERS, BLAOKSMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having
for been in successful operation and been
clusively engaged in building and repairing Marine and
River Engnes high and low PRESSURE Iron Boilers Water
vices to the public as being fully prepsred 70 contract for
sets of patterns Of different prepared
orders with quick despatch Every description of pattern
Fine Tubular and Cylinder Boilers q the best Penn
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions Roll Turning
Screw Cutting, and all other work connected with the
ebovs business
Drawings and specifications for all work done the
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed
The subscribers have ample wharf dock repairs
of boats where they lie in perfect safety and
vded with shears blocks falls ETC. etc. for raising heavy
JACOB @. NEAFIE,
JOHN p. LEVY,
By BEACH and PALMER Streets
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INVITED STATES COMMISSIONERS. COURT


Rsfore Commissioner Shields -COunteteiter-
sone time ago a man giving his name James Fitzpat
rick was brought before Commissioner Shields
charge Of having passed counterfeit bank BILL but
the evidence against hun being insufficient
WAS arrested ON a charge OF c0unterfeiting, and
,dented as the The prisoner stated that his
trade h that of machnst and that he resides No
in this city. He brought before the
same Commissioner yesterday for examination.
Insenh d. Crockett, the complainant testified In sub
,tanee that one day last week Ffz his
saIoon No 345 Grand St, with counterfeit S20 bill
ba shoe md Leather Bank and asked for chan that
the witness gave the change, and placed the bill IN his
ate that ON the following day he took II TO his bank for
denoat when ne Informed that 10 a counterfeit
@ Satnrday evening last the prisoner again entered Wit
a.ss saloon and presented another $40 bill the
nsnt and demanded change the witness recognized him
mt undertook 10 arrest him. the prisoner out of the
sa,on and was captured On the street by policeman
snS conyeyed the station House; there he gave his
name 20 s,tpsed at the time that the prisoner had
usuowed the bill In some manner made way with IL,
sr eould not be foufi The examination IL adjourned
until tomorrow m, -, -,
~ animation Of George W. Chadwick charged with
hsne Altered SOOOo United States registered bond by
sartng his own for that OF Castillo de Lozago the
nsr came on yesterday morning. Thomas Earle testi-
% maj he had loaned $1,000 10 the prisoner, for which
- received the bond a. security that presenting
~ nona 10 the Treasury he told that 10 had
nrsd. that he returned IL 10 the prisoner, receiving
M him ~ 100 aud certain real estate security for
William Il. White, clerk In the Treas
liz Departnent testified that on presentation Of the
Saso 70 bn he hsd made al eIanASatep and diseosered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

-, according 70 the weather. They are sometimes
20 Wait gentemen's private grounds and houses
seair hebayor under these circumstances has always
liz ,ne yceptfotabe. They are ufder the personal
Uen ,vison az Capt Lincoln, the veteran shipmaster
p sonInards the vessel. and has always manifested
wiz Interest in their welfare. Judge kusses pleasant
val as he welcomes guests, always reminds me OF
race % Fatber TAYLOR whose strict oldsehoo Method
"oors somewhat his views OF men and things MS
En tnIsw though moderate In his pieasures ~ no
eoa.I. Is Tndge Russell truly ptous man v asked
- snxious inquirer OF the sailor preacher NO Ivpnee
Esther TAYLOR, Thomas Is not eAactS SAINT ou' no
sTSa se crcnyed blufflookne men whom we see along
a. shore Get a scanty subsistence from land ana watl
& are sailors every inch Of them, and are ~ noue on
~ 9cean wave They tell you IN what deep
~ cod are hiding and where the nlg psch osss ~ o
,.in for the hook. For Summer many OF tneih takc
NsaSrs iufo their houses. Years ago IN that Drown
S"se on the hill I passed season with the ytCeraa a
.~ and musical conductor who has long tnce heru
sSVttncee chorus Honest Tom Cemer at the head Oh
.,,e Vas an appetzer That good gray mead ana rup
~ &C. Vent Gloom from the board, though meats were
.ch aud nasfies leathery. The rafting fre OF puhs
eotes az dramatic celebrities in both heinlspheres
,b whom, he mad trod the boards the contagious mer
spnpt the wit that loved TO play not wound, nave
80, none lint pleasant memories Wen 90 remeuaoer
The crave managerial shake OF the head Win when NO
eS 10 new boarder's request for second piece OF
NY I,nost exhausted pie my young friend said me-
VI. M an air OF mock solemnty lowing TO the peculiar
srrancement Of the programme, no piece can DC re-
p along the has been hot this Summer,
~ % the prevalence OF n land breeze. On yonder
wv ree miles out where tall object looms up, IL is
'0G enongb That is the famous lighthouse Oh Mlnots
Ledge.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGEN,

ohii fNo IfIbbLluErSE@'
PORT OP 0RK.......................Aug 81.
CLEARED.
ss.m.hp.-Bstayi. Le Me.-arer Liverpool, p Cadwa'.de
s PS @.' hsG sns ,S %.s
Barisws,ern Sea- HarhDs Gibratn Ada Corning Bremen
Benz o,io%.a Cow Bay b Anror., Graham, ps:oa
~; Hss s. John. Pss3 s,,tss B.IS,
ss' s Moas jssioas ds G.i
ARRIVED.
Steamship Caabra Msekan Liverpool Ang 6 and Queenstown
steamship Magnolia Palmer. Havana Aug a. via Nassau h Dd
Barb Calypso whtmore Buenos Ayres 50 day., hides
Bark Morocco Panswoh Newport Eng - da railroad iron
Brig Fred. AHrlsm, Canlf C5 lays, rllrosd iron.
Es r. s Cure, kISass k'a2a ID %a Se'.S S
vr ,cH9osEH-Ri'sR 1SP cv v.ataIsac p,,ao,,
" " NY Moumorth, Sewbursh.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo.ros Aug n-Arri,e bari Rowland surham; brig C.
Roosevelt fromRs imore ear. ADELAIDE from Ponce p q
ara sAilsi, ship AHnie NJ. Weston Bakers Island.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Avg 3The steamship st. Patrick from Quebec for this
port SguAIled Of Neville early this morning.
BREs Aug 5-1he steamship St Laurent from NewYork for
Hayre, touched here at 2 ocIock this morning. a-.
DISASTERS. .--.
The bark Agnes Grace sas from Marseile' Asg ~ for Boston
TSs e. vas 80 uH. % built 1851 fbon.sicH Me-
The big NJ London for Boston spoken Tue. BY
had from fishing sssl and would into Gloucester
The schr W. L. Springs at CharOn ADg nth from Greepor L.
TOOK pilot of Charleston struck
Bar causing the vessel leak and had to keep the pums going free
her.
The Flower Yarmouth Mas grounded Friday last
L. the shL Hudson Of nd into
crushing sides and causing her 70 Oh with water The
hggns all night bu, subsequently, rescued The sehr
10 breaking up and will be a total loss . ..
SPOKEN
ship ROYAL Alexandra from Calcutta for NswYOrh July lat 272'
s.. Ion. 10 90
l9E ...
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
OF the sch Angel which sunk time above Hell
up and in dangerous position for vessels pirg
through The heel the being fast by the gg
the hr the channel from the
Long and little the West Of the Middle Ground IL Is
a wash strong food or ebb tide ...
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THE FiFTY,F1FrH ST uou,c1nr

A petition for writ of habeas corpus and
oertiorari 10 admit 10 bail Richard Allen. who shot
Thomas Connolly near the bsthhoase foot OF 6fh
st., Saturday night last filed Yesterday by Mr.
VIM. f. Howe, the prisoners counsel with the clcr n,
the Supreme Court at Chambers. The petition sepes
that the shooting was perfectly justihabe and in spp
port OF the allegation numerous have been pre-
pared showing that Len attac ked la his own r.
by Connolly and others, who assaulted Allen with
bottles and other missiles and ended by firing nj
INTO bis (Allens) private apartments They furfer a.
ege that large stone was found clenched "a CoDnols
hand after he " ar shot, and that hung starter stolen
from a neighboTing brewery was found In his 49, w.
Judge BaEuaTd granted the writ and wlll hear arY
asebl Oh iftbis morning, When Tia aaavls wiz be Rad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

That nc uch bond had been Issued AT this juncture Of
.he cas- Deputy District Attorney Davies demanded
nat e prisoner, In whose possession the bond IT,
SHOULD produce IT, This the defendant declined doing
anu on motion that he he compelled TO do the Com
missioner reserved his decision and adjourned the ex
ANIMATION until Tuesday next.
, Ine stoten Wine Cdse.-Mcdaei OrriesO, seaman on
tne pax Husseppe Prota charge with having sold 800
psos on wine TO United States Detective, was dis
nnseu Yesterday the ground that though the Law
s I'VE. violated technically, inasmuch this was the
rsonti nrst voyage, he may have acted ignorantly
ne eldsnce had not shown that the prisoner had en-
aesvored 70 se the wine, but the contrary the Gov
erninen' ofneer had indueet him TO make the sale
SUPREME CopaT-CHAMBERs.
BEFORE Judge Bdrna-d.--A writ Of Hdbeds
Gorp%-kdward Mal0ney, aged Is, was brought before
Junge Barnard on writ Of habeas corpus yesterday,
anu MS discharge was asked for from the HOUSE OF
@Iuge where he had been eommtedD June, 1869 by the
oont OF Special Sessions The boy was eomnhtted Tor
pet larceny but at the request a. friends who give him
good Character, he was discharged.
!. L COURT CALBsDAR-TRn DIr
rThs ooUEr-CHASBxRs.-BhRsARpJ Cour opens h 10 n
Calendar eslei at r.
1p. .Waddel sgL Kart
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SUPREME Couar-cHAxBrRs.
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
THURSDAY pypr l.

80 THURSDAY. SEPT. l. =,
hsh for Europe Liverpool steamship
BATAVIA. CGnsrt Doct Jersey City elose the PostO1ee m
Nail for paid letters only made up on Dock jersey
hs for Havans and the West Indies steamship Columbia
RON NO " T. Close al p Steamship sails at 8 O. coek
mails Tor Honolulu Australia and NewzeBd viii be sent rom san
fsneree on The 10th Of each month An Mail matter nu be pm
letter. 10 cents half each books AZ cents
ounce Marx all Francisco and mail in New York
About LIST to I'd Of each month
SATURDAY. sRPr. J. .
h Tor Europe, via and Liverpool per steamship
City OF Paris from Pier No Is r. eosest the PostOhe 10 m
supplementary Maj, for paid letters only made ~ Pier No -
~ r. and cosss at IL Is o'clock
Mails for France via Hsv steamship Perere
nom fe, NO % Il, close at the Pot Once at = H. NO supple
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THE COURTS.

THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
In this court, yesterday Judge BlatchfOrd
disposed Of few motions in bankruptcy and adjourned
until
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Professional Notlfss.

DOCK on Structure, Fistnis Piles. Diseases ms. NJ"
~ .st P,op Cssnt and thirty p- haa Is.ss,sssy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

Gitp Beal estate for Sale.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-One or two
valuable plots Of LAND Washington Nights fronting Broad
Evenaye boulevard fne view Of the H1son near
Fort Washington depo house and barn. with immelte
sion; would take COUETRYsBAT Farm PLANTATION. with
cash. Address A., Boz Ala City Post Ofce
IF YOU WISH to Purchase, Sell, Rent, or Ex-
change city country call OuJ FREEMAN 22
Broadway GO
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WEDNESDAYS WEATHER REpoRT-sA

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Snn 627 Sun Moon tets. l0A
". ... ..
Sandy Hooh IL 20 ovs Island 70 Hell Gate 20l
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Aug. 81, 1870
Details of the sale of property known as
Cherry HILL at Hackensacf N. j., made by the Messr''
Meck jr a Bro, given below, and show the SAFE
have been Of the most successful Of the season.
Each lot was 25xIOO feet.
Real estate business at Paterson ia very good Mr.
Crook sold on Monday several lots.
The hotel and outbudings at white Plains, owned Dy
Mr. G. Freeman, have been purchased by Mr. Carpenter
for the consideration Of $4,000
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Countrn propertp to Eet.
Soaro ano Rooms.

A SMALL FAMILY without children, viii
N choice ROOMS with srs,esss B0ARD only pArus
- 81 West Tveniy-s>tst
A PARLOR and BEDROOM to LET, to sin
"A gle gentlemen IS EaS, Eighenthst Rereroes eIehaise
WANTED-By gentleman and wife par
w Tor aad bedroom Sb BOARD between FocreeuiA aud ssny
sIhs xhh $40 per month viii be paid references address
L. N. n Box l08 Tribune 0hoe-
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auttion 6alss of Real estate.
j. Joslsos. ~, AsenozseL
DY HNSON H. MIL l. Err,
ID - AuCTIONkKM AND

ID AuCTIONEkM AND ..
RIAL EsTArE BR0KRks,
Va As FAssAusr, cseAR ~, NksYoaI
Civ Esrsses Stores Lo County fes and Farms esasAt sold
Ihfd Losss sss"dstd AsseVn ssss Of fsrutss Ia
MORTGAGE F0RECL 0SURE.-SAL Of
WI valuable RIAL ESTATE al SevRochsle ~ " The country
the late Thomas H. Field deceased situated al New Rochelle
County adjoining the splendid ooany RESIDENCE Of simon
Lelp esq Long Island Sound le
Nepans country VIII be sold q pablo
mortgage, WkDNBSpe
tept 3 s7o =. O'Clock on the preuis. The Pr.incs ~,
gi ) aBd seu M the collection 81 irpi sh.'
ornamental shrubbery tG unsurpassed Tue h"Hse o
large usoss with gArdeer G. skss ,rs
bic ice house aud other ooibO,kiiSs in good Vrtr
unta.stsly Sale U,on,a ... |f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-09-01

Brooklyn Real Gsiaie for Sale.
EOR SALE-A 3-stOry, high-stoOp, brown
HOUSE 20t40 lot 1907 all Improvements good ocaoni
Fulton Ferry Address NELSON, Boz 10 Tribune
Office.
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Sales bp aurtion

Sales bp Anriion
A TTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE of Orchi-
N or Plants Trees Tree Ferns Dragon Plants
Aloes Aleas Cactus Caatums Canas Jesssnnes and Leh1m
In bloom &C. &C. YOUNG ELLIOTT Will sell the above
FRIDAY Sept O. at II ocCcl ~ a No. Johns
W. ELLIOTT, AOetoDser.
A. MzRwIs Aleaopeer.
PY BANGS, MERWIN Il Co.. Broadway, cor.
ID Books WORKS Of Art P,ney Good, PsrSars te
Gzo. A. LRAvIrr. Auen0aeer. -
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Astor place spd gbthst LEAyITT, srkEBklGH
Co HBRARRs CATALoGrED AND SOLD
oyYoE or AssIsrASr UNITED srATEs}
Army, HoUsroS STREET, cORsER oF GREENS hfKSEr
NRw.YoRK August B 49,.
PURSUANT to instructions received from
the Quaermsaeenera United States ARM, viii sell al PUB
ETC AUCTION Dayi leland NewYok HArbor FRIDAY the
al day September miscellaneous Qlns property oon-
sur Tables and Pipe Means OF lanpor
on Force and h Pumps Platform Scale Pumber Mons be,
Also 7i6l 3 pounds more or less OF Anthracite '"a
best quality.
to q II a.
Terms in United States currency. .
will BE- at Pier 49, North River ats n
parties desiring 70 purchase TO fbe .Ss
which also be reached via New Rochelle n L.
~ RUFUS INGALLS,,
Colonel Qusrtennaster General United States Army
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fora 9slano Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-For good city
propey sacre farm house barn outhungj four
miles city Long Island Price 5000 No
incumbranee NJ A. rutland Il Co.. BeekmAn-s-, Neviork
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ARCHBISHOP MCCLOSKEY.
RETURN FROM THE COUNCIL AT ROME
hrI FORMAL RECEPTION. .Hr..

RETURN FROM The COUNCIL M hOME'
hu FORMAL RECEPTION. .hr..
ST Patrick's Cathedral was filled yesterday
by tho clergy and aty of the diocese who assembled 10
participate the solemn reception rendered
by the clergy to Archbishop McCosbey on HE return
from Rome, where he has been attending the Council
OF the Vatican The occasion drew together large null
titude who gathered at each gate and az soon as the
gates were opened presented their admission tickets
and very quickly crowded the Cathedral The interior
Of the church illuminated with soft pleasant light
which struggled in through the stanedglass windows
and the air. though later the day hot and sitting on
Of the numbers present then cool and agree
able The high altar beautifully decorated with bou
quets OF white and igreeh and wreati of evergreen.
semicrcular illumination of gas behind the tabernacle
and candles, differing in size and length SO as
TO form appropriate devices made the sanctuary blaze
of light and impaired to II the charm which ever
invests the services and ceremonies of the Cathonc
Church. About 200 seats reserved for invited
guests Qnclnding the representatives Oh tDe ifess'
snd ,n S% ne SSr the Non oakey
Sheriff James O'Bren, Commissioners Johi muiAy
Matthew T. Brennan, james b. Nicholson eA hiuetina
Terence Farley, Judges Cunning :. BEDFORD Joseph
DAILY, and Joseph Bowling; Daniel +. Mcsweeny, NJ.
d. brother of the Rev. DR.. Mcswecny) and large mum
In addition to the regular choir portion Of Thomass
orchestra in attendance, and chorus OF % Voices
from the various Catholic churches IN the Guy iHo
music consisted Of the Te Deum Landdmus, ny Lsnml-
Otte, In d. and the Tantum Ergo Sderdmenthm N
Of the Blessed Sacrament The solo singers were
ChOme, soprano; Madam Werner, coutralto; MT nehiy
schmitz tenor and conductor Of the choir and MI A.
shost. basso. Tile organist was Gustaye schmtz,
while the profession which consisted Of 100 priests
of the church. Issued from the saerty ana pf"cetoeu
the south ss frdn the tS sr Of alfalfa The pro-
cesson then moved up the center aisle III the Iono"ns
order: ,-...
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Desifbeslsr Connip Real estate for Sale

CHEAP 2-story COTTAGE, 8 rooms and at
~ TIC with lots MoTsaDia depot $500 terms easy In
quire Of s. ANGEL, Printer, 40 Pourth-Aye
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
DYSPEPSIA.
Wine of Life.

The great Blood Purifier and Delicious
Drink, Warmers Vinum Vitae, or
Wine of Life, is free from any poisonous
drugs or impurities, being prepared for
those who require stimulant. 1t is a
splendid appetizer and tonic, and the finest
thing in the world for purifying the blood.
1t is the most pleasant and delicious
article ever offered to the public, far supe-
ror to brandy, whiskey, wine, bitters or
any other article 1t is more healthy, and
cheaper. Both male and female, young or
old. can take the Wine of Lite. 1t is in
fact, life preserver. Those who wish to
enjoy good health and free flow of spirits,
will do we'll to take the Wine of Life 1t is
different from anything ever before in use
1t is sold by druggists also at all respec.
table sale ns. Price One Dollar, in quart
bottles
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-11-16
Watertow1 Republican.
We1uesaoy, Nor. rs, 10
THE ELECTI0a

The result Of the election in this
county may be summed up briefly as
follows. The entire democratic couaty
ticket, including senator, is elected
by majorities ranging from about 800
to over 600. The election Of three
Democratic Assemblymes; IN the %,
Sd. and Eth districts, aud one inlepen-
dent Republican in this (lst) district.
IFe arc free to confess we don't like
the figures, especially our loss ofassem-
blymen. With anything like the prop
err harmony Of action among Repub-
lic2ns, the result in tue ID aud 4th
assembly districts, could lave been re
versed. Mr. May is defeated by SO
small majority in the Sd district (by
7.yotes) that it would seem lie
might have been elected if the Re-
publicans lad proved true to them
selves. Iu the loss of these three
Assemblymcn the result may he traced
Indirectly to the running of temper
ance candidates. IN all cases,
were. the temperance candidates Rerub-
licans, and it is equally as certain that
nine-tenths of the votes cast FOR them
came from men claiming to be Repub-
Iicans and who would shrink from
handling a democratic ballot as they
would ccal Of fire, and We: who Lad
10 con Function or rcmorse of con
science about being instrumental in
bringing about a result so mighty salts
factory to the. democrats. As regards
this Assembly district little is to be SAID
beyond what we expressed last week
Mr. Hall, although republican, was
elected on an issue in which all politl
cal action was ignored. His election
was due to the perfect confidence enter
tanned for him by all classes of our cit
liens, and The general impress. in pre-
vailing, Judging from his past acts
that he can be of infinite benefit to Us
as city, in the legislature. We W re
not without strong hope that the PEG
pies ticket would have been successful
in Jefferson County. There was ne
cessity for the movement in the reck'
less aud dishonest piunder Of the peo
Piles money by the party power in JEFF
ferson County. In some localities the
ticket made a gallant run; but IL
others it seemed to fall like a deac
weight among the voters, and there
was more or less hair splitting and sci
ling cut all around: One thing is sure
the democrats were badly frightened am
the warfare made on their extravagan
and corrupt actions will undoubtedly
spur til m up to retrenc hment and re
form, two much needed requirement.
among the ruling party in Jefferson
County