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THE TURF.

T THE TURF. o<
FLEETWOOD PARK ASSOCIATION.
II AUTUMN MEEilNa.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
October a. % and "a.
FIRST DAY. TUESDAY, OCT "a.
Purse No. 1870 Free for all year old colts with
inside stake OF Soo each, half forfeit accompany Tho
nomination.
Purse No. 2-Sl.OO0 for all double teams; S5oo to
frat, $3.50 TO second $500 TO third.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, OCT. 70.
Purse No. 3-a5C0 For horses that trottcd bctor
than three minutes $500 first also to second $50 third
Purse No. 4-x 900 For horses that trotted
than 29 $500 to hrs 1910 to second, 500 to third
THIRD DAY, SATURDAY, OCT. g.
Purse No. 5Yl Geo. For horses that trotted better
than 2:32 $5OVto nrst 800, to second $500 third.
Purse No 625 500 Free all horses S1,50O TO first,
5000 to second, 1900 to third
CONDITIONS
All the above races mile heats best three in five in har
NO. and will be conducted under the rules of
the National Association and ali entries must be made in
herewith per of
Entries to be addressed 10 r. j. NJ Van Cotan President
box s Post office, Morrsania Wesche county NJ Y,
at the Hoffman House, New York. where the entries will
close Wednesday Oco 49, at O'Clock r. ". Nv order
r. j. M. VAN CORTLANDT, President
d. TALLMAN, Superintendent.
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PROPOSALS. FOR FLOATING IRON DOCK.

NAVY DEPARTMENT. SEPT s, 1871.
Sealed proposals, endorsed "Proposas for Building
Floating Dock" will be received ts Navy Depart
until IL O'Clock N. Tuesday, the 9th OF December,
1871 for furnishing materials aud dom! the work for the
construction OF Floating Iron Dock for the repair of naval
their stations, aerceab to The plans, specca-
this oc. and FOR the inspection
OF all who desire to become bidders This contract will DO
only bidders TO be thoroughly responsible and
competent for work OF this character and good and sun
cicnt security IN the oil ak hundred houand collars
(60 besides tho usual reservations OF ~ cent. will
be required for the faithful OF the contract In
time prescribed therein ami further that the Dock when
completed shall fail In the and objects act
the contract or 10 perform all that sn br therein required
Of IT, by direct ndrec OF delant neglect and
deficiency conforming
peri omipg In particular the conditions,
plans and specifications OF said contract
The right reserved reject bids " their acceptance
considered to be Tor the interest OF the
RIO CARPENTERS.
OFrIoE OF CoMsrssrosrrs 0, FnGnaTIoS)
STATE NV YORK,
CASTLE 1AKDIN, Oct. H. 1871.
Sealed proposals. for repairing hospital AMI putting
feet of fencing Wards Island will be
Offices of the Commissioners Of Emigration,
Castle Garden, until the 2lst fDst
The specifications be at the Office OF the supcrin'
tendent, Castle Garden.
pita Wards and Fencing and addressed to the commit
tee. the right to reject and all bds not
deemed FOR tho Of tle omnisslon.
VIM. Il. BARR. Chairrsn;
FREDERICK setback,
ANDREAS wfLLMATS,
OF Committee on Repairs aad supplies.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION
~ Of the State OF New York. Castle Garden, Oct IT, 1911
Sealed Propos or Works Wards
Island, AMI the piping connected Herewith, win be received
the Of EmigT alton, Castle
Garden until Friday, the Goth inst.
The plans specifications may be Ut the Superin-
tcndent's Office, Castle Garden.
Proposals will be marked proposals for Gas Works" and
addressed % the unoersignc1.
Tic Committee right TO reject any and Nil bids
not deemed for the interests OF the Commission.
FREDERICK St;HTCK,
JAMES y. NICHOLSON,
ISAAC BELL,
Specfhi Com nrtrc
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Refreshments on board.
A THIRD GRAND INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE
"A Oct l9-The new and fast steamer AMERiCu , will
burg, S5 A. Nj foot Market street, East River New York.
$780, Martins dock, Brooklyn, S35; Christopher street,
North River gl5 pier No. North River $50; to accom-
pany the yachts through the entire race. Fare 81.
LOR THE GRAND
International Yacht Race.
The strong substantial steamer SEA BIRD Captain
H. b. Parker expressly for crossing Sandy Hook Bay
will leave Pier 35 North River, foot of Franklin street,
morning, october 49, a. $3.50 O'Clock A. M accom-
panyng the yachts the entire course; tickets 81.
GREAT YACHT RACE FOR THE QrEEN'S CUP,
NJ Thursday October 49, Ie7i The steamer X. MARTIN
Will the leaving Thirty
third street. East River. s5 a. NJ fier 81 foot Of Market
street, East River 10 rs; Peeponts wharf. next 70 Wall
ferry Brooklyn, 10 80 Single tickets g. Tickets ad
hitting gentleman and two ladies $5
GRAND INTERNATIONAL YACHT RACE FOR THE
" Queens Cup.-Tbe steamer ANTELOPE will make an
excursion the yachts around the ghtshp
Thursday Oct H. leaving Christopher street at $780, vestry
street. pier $3.50 A. NJ. landing ut Quarantine Staten
Island ut lo:l5, Martins Stores Brooklyn, 9Ab A. NJ Re-
treatments Board. Fare 81
rrIlIRD RACE FOR THE QUEENS CtP THURSDAY,
"a East River Peek slip at 10 o'clock A. NJ Fulton ferry,
Brooklyn, at 10 u.s. fare $l dinner and refreshments on
board
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(NUNDuRANGO.-BLlSS. KEENE 4 co.'s FLUID Ex.
tract The wonderful, remedy for Cancer Syphilis
prepared from the genuine Cundurango bark from Lola
Ecuador secured assistance OF the authorities OF that
country Sold by all druggists in pint bottles having on them
name trade mark and full directions for Price SH
Laboratory GU Cedar street.
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CoRNs, BUNloNs, ENLARGED JOINTS. INVERTED
mai g. all diseases OF the cured by Dr. ZACHA RTE
IS Union square, Refers to all physcians.
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INSTRUCTION..

IT THOMPSON'S COLLEGE, ~ FOURTH AVENUE.
IN opposite Cooper Ins.ute.--Book Keeping, Writing,
Arithmetic Shorthand French and Spanish separate ladies'
department.; day and evening"; tee.raphy tau.h praci
cnIy Operators.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES NOTICES.
A &TsA INSURANCE. COMPANY, HARTFORD. :. :.
ss.osss7s o.
The losses Of this Company at Chicago
Two c' ai nHs si Dollars.
leaving an unmpA'rTr s1s csP M,,,o Of Dollars.
One Ah JAMES PsIl (. ALEXANDER.
sswa As sass.
LIxCHANGE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
40 Broadly s,x vo.x. oe, 10. 1877.
Capial !" %o
the Chicago IRE. '-' RICHARD 9 CoMBEs, Secretary.
M MsURXScE COMPANY Of NEW YORK.
Hs SHoAp"Af' OCTOBER 10, 1871.
Gross assets, Oct !, 1877. c oS4 70
Unsettled losses l646o-2s4so 90
hi, co%psny vi had risk; in burnt district Of CHI
S ss.sa s%i;s %aS g.: % y s.~ sSs
Ne. sarSu. 10, sass
Us. BARKER, Vice President 49,
ONLY $4,000 IN !cHIcAGo ,;r.,
INSURANCE. COMPANY or NEW YORK,
s s,.s capital sss go g g
11 GrSs: A'is: S4SSSS4 %
oA''"A' A''''- " -s2s4 $50 90
Net, Assets. s437, 1l4 %
NC" A''''''''''Gyy T. toissTRXNbhEK President.
rs. BARKER, Vice President.
FFIREMEns FIND INSURANCE. COMPANY.
No. l67 Broadway.
SURPLUS october H. sSsSS IS
ls has no suffer los. n ' CHICAGO
harmed The President is now in Chicago prepared to ve
Ss to Insure 5 s a. in
the cities of New York and ssr01sy1 And ysny
w.R. wAnswonrn, Secretary.
L FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
% Broadway. New York.
Cash capital. Slso o oao
This Company loses nothing BY the Chicago IRE it. bust
ness being ''nhnea 10 new Ja and R
JAMES E. MOORE, Secretary.
THE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
No. . 6 Wall II street trc
Cash capital $4,000.
nses against loss and damage by IRE the most favor
n sAsHE1 o sKpMoe y,:. r rs:.sss
". Z. sR1pnon n'1 Assistant sSSias Secretary
WM; ELLSWORTH, PRESIDENCY MoNTAuK FIRE
sccretary.) pany OF Brooklyn.
Cash capl,sl, slso !,, Q, Assets ASSETS. sss',oea
No. Z s4 cSnT s'e omce N ss Sgso "s
This ssnpasy Aa: .sens,s. and nossns the
D'''>'D AA0 ''" '''> o. i. Soaring, Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-OFFlCIAL DRAWINGS.
!. KENT uCKY STATE LOTTERIES.

A -oFFlc,A hi D IEaxy sSsrp ,orrp1,v.
s. s. e. ! a. S H. S. Sq g. 's g. is "a
20. ls g, i. q ., =: " q. 81; Z y; 80 81.
I" o. ssns g = so ., e q 4 q; 10
~ g. 8 asoss Co. ses.s g g.
SST Tap pSs.s ra Notice
In AND
taxes are now a, this oce anu ''A' a.
&c can oe %aas ro re- the hours
mum cssuasd fl from the d:ts o. 70 the OF
q Dc on ss "
CUNDuRANGo.- BLISS. KEENE co.'s FLUID FIX.
tract The wonderful remedy for Cancer syphilis scro
prepared from the genuine canduran.o from Lojs
Ecuador By on 81 the authorities Of that
our name TRADE mark and full directions far Price S1
CoESs. sySloNs, ENLARGED IA JOINTS. INVERTED
IS Union square. Refers to all physlcians.
HITCHCOCK. DUPEE 4 EvARrs, ATTORNEYS AT
saSs s 1ss At the
JOS H. Choae, Of Eyarts, souhmayd Choate Attorneys;
neys; William B. Ogden Esq. Josiah II. Reed
HAVANA LOTTERY OF cuBA.-FuLL OFFICIAL
IL drawing reIsis ss fSr R 4s;pesr & 10.
DOOMS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. 63 VIII
IL liam street. Now York, Oct ID 1871 Commtee for the
Relief Of the Sufferers by the hicago Conaaeraon.
Pcrsons DESTROYS of subscribing object may send
their contributors to the Chamber Of Commerce. William
street, George Wilson, Secretary OF the Chamber,
tho of ~ A. M and r. NJ, or any member
OF the Checks to be made payable
OF A. A. Low, Treasurer.
South street; George UpdyKe. NccChaiIman 70 Nassau
street; A. A. Low, Treasurer II Burng slip; Frank
Howe, Secretary 80 Wall street.
DELIEF TO TIE FEET.-MRs. L. r. STONE, CHI.
III rOpods, has opened new and elegant TAB
to
treat all who troubled with Corns Bunons inverted
Nails. Ladies treated their residences II desired.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA ADDRESS
IL s. b. BANKS, Is Wall street, New York.
DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA, OCTOBER g.
III No. 1875 drew 800 0UO gold Kentucky, class 6y6 Nos
60 &c. 50 1885, 00O Address BAILEY co. Gold esab-
lshed once). ia broadway.
CyTAMMERING.-NEw YORK STAMMERING INsTI-
- tuc permanently located at No Irving place. Profess
nished unparalleled for the past year; pay until
permanent cure is elected. Send for prospectus.
VNExAS AND Ell PASO NAIL LINE.
Our fourhorsc Concord Coaches daily with the
railroad hundred miles (4Ual beyond St. Louis
and Fort Gibson being sj) hundred and eighty
Eve miles To Sherman, Texas ind l26j hundred and
thirty miles TO the head Of the Texas Central Railroad
leading into Central Texes and branching of nj different
points the route and also enter Texas by hreve
port and by lines from that railroad well through
Texas generally and 10 Eagle Pass and ~ Paso the Rio
Grante SAWYER FICKLIN.
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OF our business IA conducted at our
- HORSE AUCTION MART,
uu, III AND ia EAST 18TH ST., NEAR 9TH AV.,
where hold regular
SALES OF HORSES AMI CARRIAGES
,,,,r EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.
GENTLEMEN WISHING TO PURCHASE, OR THOSE
having Horses or Carriages to SELL will find house
fecty reliable conduct this branch Of business
we 90 AL our other business the straightforward
PRINCIPLES which honorable houses In all mercantile
NE GIVE THE PURCHASER or EVERY HORSE
that L. warranted sound from rs to As hours trial.
ENTRIES FOR SALES OF HORSES AND CARRIAGES
can be made at down office ami saesroom 81 Mas
sale
LIBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON CONsIGNMENTs
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A ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY OF CUBA AND
n Kentucky State Lotteries. Oncial drawing OF above
aways on =. CLUE, Broker 206 Post Office
boz ly6,L 1855 luton street and No. = Park row. -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A --A.-PERsONS VINO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
N. lite insurance companies, and who not desire to
surrender Their policies by absolute sale, the
value OF their policies BY applying
Agency, 81 Liberty street
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A T THE AUCTION HOUSE OF
IA JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELu,
Office and salesroom 81 Nassau street,
opposite the Post Office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23

THE DEATH OF Mrs. VALLANDIG-
HAM.-Mrs Louisa A. Vallandigham
was the daughter of Mr.. VIM. Mona
hon, who was one of the earliest and
most influential citizen of Cumberland !.
She was born in 1918, and in 1S43 she
married to Mr.. Vallandigham, and re-.
moved to New Lisbon, Ohio; but
shortly afterward Mr.. Vallandigham
took up his residence in Dayton, where
he lived to the time of his death. The
Cumberland Nevs says:
CATER the burial of her husband :,
Mrs. Vallandigham, accompanied by
her son, came to visit her friends in
Cumberland, with the hope that her
health, which was shattered by the
distressing death of her husband,
might improve by being with her
nearest kindred. During the first two
weeks succeeding Mr.. Vallandigham' s
death her reason was much affected,
but she had fully recovered after the
lapse of fortnight, and her mind up
to the hour of her death was as clear
as ever. The immediate cause of her
death was dysentery. 1t is designed
to place the remains of Mrs. Vallandig-
ham in a vault at the Rose Hill Gene
terry, and to remove them to Dayton IN
the fall.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR POUND

Lieutenant Governor Pound who has
made such an excellent presiding officer,
declines a denomination Watertown Re
publican.
1t is perhaps proper, right here, that
we give the reasons, as we understand
them, why Gov. Pound will not be a
candidate again for the position he now
holds. In the first place, his position
at the head of one of the largest lumber.
ing establishments in the country, de
mands every spare moment Of his time,
and in the second place he feels that
from his prominent position on the Dells
question, it would not be fair to di az
the matter into the canvass, as it would
most assuredly, if he was on the ticket.
Gov. Pound is too good Republican
and too unselfish man, to hazard
the rights or interest Of others in such
a matter. And while We believe he
could be renominated by an almost
unanimous vote, if he desired the place
again, we know that his reasons for with
drawing will be warmly commended by
the party throughout the State, who
know that in Thad. G. Pound they have
one of the ablest and truest men in Wis
consin.- Chippewa Herald.
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For the Rcruhyican
For the Republican.
WHAT AILS THE BEAUTIFUL.
SUMNIER.
BY ELLA WHEELER.
What ails the beautiful Summer

What ails the beautiful Summer
That it seems so strange, and long?
There are dreary sounds in the zephyrs,
And sobs in the brown thrushs song.
And the song of the red breasted robin,
Is not what it used to be
But lonesome wall; and the roses are pale
And sickly, and sad to me.
What ais the beautiful summer,
That | used to think so sweet?
There's glory gone from the grasses
And flowers about my feet
There's glory gone from the sunset,
And the skies seem gray and cold
Rhat can it be? and my life-ah me,
Seems dreary, and bleak and old.
What ails the beautiful summer
That | once thought full of bliss
There was never time so dreary,
Or season so sad as this.
am sick of it all !; for the red leaves fall,
From the roses before they die.
And the winds blow up from the marshes,
With many sob, and sigh.
Ali me there's a grave in my bosom,
A grave, and a slab above,
Where is written the name of the sleeper,
And the name thereon is Glove"
The death of that dearly priced lodcer,
Who lighted my heart with his smile,
This has clouded the beautiful summer
And made my life bleak, for awhile.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23
THE HousEKEEPER,s VISION.
Twas the mig hit before washing, and all thro the

Twas the night before washing, and all thro' the
Not creature was stirring, not even a mouse;
The soiled clothes piled in the basket with care
Thus proving that Biddy knew how TO prepare
For the rub-a-dub and the scrub, scrub, scrub,
Expected next day, mid the steam of the tub
In slumbers Of midnight the tired housewife lay,
Thro sleeps gentle influence her care few AWAY
The those of the morrow, were still lett behind.
Yet vsisn of happiness danced DER her mind q
The light of brighter life beamed on her sight
And filled her rapt soul with ecstatic delight =.
She dreamed that the clothes washed themselves all
With Cold Water Soap, bo't,of Parker Stone:
The prophetic vision he- whole being stirred,
So she thot, to hep guide man. she'd just speak word
All trembling with rapture, she pulled at bis cap
1t startled him some, and he woke from his nap
Said he "Betsy Ann what the deuce is the matter,"
For just then from the street. there came such cater
He turned from the bed, made rush for the door,
Ran against the wash-tub, and fell flat on the floor
AND while he lay sprawling, the door opened wide,
ohewlnga very spruce dandy who instantly cried,
Here's your Parker & Stones Cold Water Soap
1t dates new era Of joy, and of hope,-
Dispensing the clouds that are won't to surround
Ihose sad, sad homes, where this soap is not found
Itsootaes the tired housewife by its nice easy way
oI dong her washing SO it seems more like play:
And 1t always works we'll without any fire,
ana 30 saves your fuel, ifthat, you desire.
~ WORKS very quickly, and SO it saves time;
Ana IN that way your washing is done before Nine'r
Ihus ending, he very politely withdrew,
AND drove his soap cart to the shade offs yew
Mnere, all the day long, the eager crowd pressed
TIL they bought all the soap he had in his chests
Ana demanding still more they forced him to own
Ihey must wait till he sent to Parker Stone,
Who make of this wonderful soap supply
Sufficient for those whs would now like to buy.
Now come one and all and this new soap procure
And peace for the wash day forever secure.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23

The Republican State Convention
assemblies at Madison on Wednesday
next, the 30th inst. Hon. W. e.
Smith and Gen. G. c. Washburn are
still ahead of all others Ia the rice for
governor. Other candidates, however
are being spoken Of in connection with
the nomination for Governor, among
them Hon. E. S. Miner Of Juneau
County. With good nominations and
. sound platform endorsing Grant and
his administration, the Republicans
will sweep the state with their usual
majority.
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Rep bhcan County Convention.

A Republican Convention for the 23d
Senatorial District is hereby called to meet
at the Court House, in the village of JeHer.
son, at o'clock P. NJ, on
WEDNESDAY,, AUGUST 23d, 1871,
for the purpose of choosing two delegates
TO represent said District in the State Con-
vention, to be held at Madison, August both,
1871.
Each town will be entitled to FIVE 81 del
egltes, and each ward in the city OF Water
town, and each incorporated village to two
(2) delegates, except the villages of Fort
Atkinson and Jefferson, which will be en-
titled to four ~ delegates each,
J. W OsTRANDER, A. R. GRIswoLD,
j. T. MeAK, Q. F. WEED,
CSC. W. BrReHARD County Committee.
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WANTS AND NEEDS OF THE
DEMOCRACY.

LILO D6huCldtio pdAty Houls poHct.
It needs patriotism.
It wants free trade.
It needs more home industry.
It wants more repeaters at elections.
It needs more honesty at the ballot
box.
1t wants ignorant and submissive
voters.
1t needs educated and Independent
thinkers.
1t wants unlimitrd control of public
affairs throught the supremacy of states.
1t needs practicalland cheerful sub
mission to the supreme laws and Con-
stitution of the United States.
1t wants the Acknowledgement and
restoration of the negro.
It needs the enfranchisement of its
followers from the ignorance and tyr.
amy of oligarchial leaders.
1t wants to be trusted.
It needs to be distrusted.
1t wants more Ku Xlux.
It needs more hangmen.
1t wants more whiskey-
1t needs more water.
It wants to repudiate.
1t needs to be repudiated.
It wants the votes of traitors.
1t needs the appreciation of loyal
citizens.
It wants to govern the country.
It needs to be governed to save the
country.
1t wants rebel leaders.
1t needs loyal followers.
1t wants new departure.
1t needs a new conscience.
1t wants to restore the dead past.
It needs to appreciate the living
| present.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23

IHE TAMMANY controversy is still
being waged with unabated zeal. May
or Hall has again been heard from.
Instead of attempting to defend Tam
many, he contents himself with declar-
ing the Times impolitic in making its
expose so.early..in the season. It should
have waited, be thinks, until about a
week before election. The people are
not so ready to forget as he seems to
suppose. Exposure at that time would
have been thought a campaign trick.
Coming out now it will be thoroughly
discussed, generally known and firmly
believed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23
TO MARRIED LADIES

they are particularly suited. They will in
short time bring on the monthly period
with regularity and although very pow
erful, contains nothing hurtful to the con-
stitution. In all cases of Nervous and Spi-
ual Affections, Pains in the Back and Limbs,
Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpitation of
the Heart, Mysteries and Whites, they will
effect cure when all other means have
failed The circulars around each package
give full directions and advice, or will be
sent free to all writing for them, sealed
from observation.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
1t is the fate of every truly valuable med
icine to be coUNTERFEITED. JOB Noses SIR
James; Clarkes female pills are extensively coua-
terteited The genuine have the name of
"Job Moses" on each package. All others
are worthless. Dishonest Druggists en-
deavor 10 sci the eounterfeits to make
greater profits.
N. BIN all cases where the GENUINE
cannot be obtained. One Dollar enclosed to
the Sole Proprietor, JOB MOSES, Is Cort-
land ST., New York, viii insure bottle of
he genuine, containing Fifty Pills, by re-
urn mail, securely sealed from any knowl-
edge Of Its contents. 35-Iyr.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23
First Assembly District Convention

A Convention of the Republicans of the
First Assembly District of Jefferson County,
will be held at the Watertown House, in the
city of Watertown, on Saturday, August
26th, at o'clock P. NJ, for the purnose of
electing two delegates to the Republican
State Convention, which meets at Madison,
August 80. Each town will be entitled to
FIVE delegates, and each ward in the city Of
Watertewn will entitled to two delegates
in said district convention.
J. J. ENOS.
Chairman Dist. Com.
Natersown. Aug. IA, 1871.
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Union State Convention

a State Convention of delegates repre-
sentIng the Republican Union party of Wis
consin is hereby called to meet at the Cap
ito, in Madison, at I'm, on
Wednesday, August 3oth, 1871
For the purpose of nominating candidates
or State Offices to be cectetta ct the next
ganerel election, and to transact sucA other
business as may be deemed appropriate.
Each Senate and Assembly District viii
be entitled TO two delegates in TIE conven-
ton
T. W Reyes, Chairman James Coleman,
F C. Winkler, a. Scott Sloan,
Frank LELAND, 4. Guesnier,
&. W Ha5e}ton, G. +. Glle,
Jtifn R. Bennett, g. NJ. Woodland
0. B. Thomas, H. B. Pbillso,
Henry Keinpell,
Wis. Republican State Central Com.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-08-23

After trying the 12Sth man,
twelfth has been found to form jury
in, the Vauderpool murder case, at Hast
lngs, Mich, for his third trial on
charge of numbering his partner in the
banking business at Manistee' Mich,
about two years ago.