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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-01-05
IS THERE ROOM IN THE ANGEL LAND =.

These lines were written after hearing the
following touching incident related by min
lister: A mother who was preparing some
-four to bake into bread, left it for a moment,
when little Mary, with childish curiosity to
see what it was, took hold Of the dish, when
it fell to the floor, spilling the contents. The
mother struck the child severe blow, saying.
with anger, that she was always in the way
Two weeks after, little Mary sickened and
died. On her h.bed, while delerious,
she asked her mother if there would be room
for her among the angels. IL was always in
your way, mother; you had no room for little
Mary! And will be in the angels way
Will they have room for me y The broken
hearted mother then felt no sacrifice too great
could she have saved her child -
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1871-01-05
,1ty THROUGH PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT LINE!

(Sundays Excepted.)
From Baltimore to Richmond, and all polnts
south and west of that city, via.
p1cuMoyD AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD
LINE RICHMOND DANVILLE, and CHhS-
APEAKE s. OHIO RAILROAD.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

Senator Con ling. in An allie spe CHI
at Albany, opening The campaign, d.
c,sSed N,w York and National pn!iti,.,
with c!earncss and force lie reve:
lie wiokedness OF Democracy IN its
Strnnehn d.. He declares that Tau
many corruption funds have iseen Used
10 GcDauch elections u &C nnecticu
Pennsylvania, Ohio. Indiana, and even
tn"re distant egons.
Had they secured one more State
Senator ard five more Iren. hers Of thu
assembly in hi,, they would have
been able to seal Tanmanyi.c to tie
Uu!ted States Senate BIN she expo
sure in New York cut off their source
of supply. aud the people Of Pens. l.
vauia aud OHIO h.l an houest electlrn
and rolled up a large Republican ma
jority in each State.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
A STARTLING CONFESSION.

The Chicago Times of Monday lass
contains highly sensational article pur-
porting TO be confession D. member
of what is He'd the International Soc;ety
of the burning. of Chicago, /, n a we'll ex-
ecuted plot. A number Of persons be
sides himself we've engaged in the bust
ness, and the details of how the CITY
was destroyed are given with great M
nuteness and with general air Of
FEASIBILITY. The writer, overcome with
remsrse, makes the disclosure, bel ewing
his death ut the hands of the Interaa-
tionals to be inevitable, as each member
is bound by solemn oath to kill any
member who s!tail disclose any secret Of
the organization He evidently con.
templates suicide as his ou!y escape
from the remorse which haubts him.
It is stated that on Sunday evening
before the fire commenced. George
Francis Train lectured in Farwell Hall
and made he remark that bis Train s.
lecture would be The last ever deiiv-
cred "a that Hal, aad that an awful
calamity was impending over the city.
Train, il is said. is known to be meu.-
Der Of the international Society. and
taken in connection with the a.lege
confession, his prophecy was at least
renarkabIe- The whole thing MY
prove a ridiculous canard. bu, after al.
there may be some senblance OF truth
10 the statement.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
NE;7, I E. ~, j RES i, -ol IS :
AM DEf :.I.aaS

Tue enliiu:'.st'e support So readily &c; oru-
ed 10 their Ell terpr,se, wherever !. Mas bee
in.rodnced, hra convinced the pduIi .tIe:s q
Tue AidiLe OF The soundness oi Their iheor,
that the American pubic would recognize
aud heartily support any sincere effort 10 ei
eVatt the toue aud STANDARD OF Il IL lrat :,
publications. sT,at many weakly, wick ID,
s1eeis TX st AMI inrise Is not evidence Lnai
there Is No market tor ANY thing better
-iniced The success vi fhsrAidi. from IL.
start il .,,rect praoi OF the contrary viii
t,opu alton 80 vast. And .. such rrrieu
t,stt. a pm: Usher can choose Ia, : On tr.,n AN,
his p.per ID rather indicative Ut his owu
than Of the taste o! the country. As a guar
an.ee .. llie exec lenc- OF tnis department
the publishers YOU'D beg to annoInce du
ring the rm,Gg year. Specimens HON tn
following emiueht A:n: rican artiS9s
VI +. Richards, Gra,.viile i'erkIt.s jaime
Sinil y. Wm Hart, +. y. u. Darcy IL /.
f,gUe,, Wan. Beard Victar Nen.s, Frau.
I}eart, George Smiley Nln. ii nlcoA
Paul Dixon. Aug Wall, James Beard, J
Iow.s
These pictures are being re produced will;
odt regard To expense, Ny he very best Ella
grave r. IN Tie rouuuS, and wal Dear til,
Stsercet trI.,cil conif.tt,ssn WITH the b>,
'o"eISn "uri,. Ia being Tile delertIitna i,sn %
lie pto.Isuers thai The 1aidine SHALL be
sur.eSsful vindIcaIIon OF \ .n.r,cta .tt-tr ia
competitions with ANY tx .>ti,s publication
IL word
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
THE VIEWS OF C0LFAx.

In letter to the Independent Vice
President Colfax says the Republican
party, IA order torender victory Certain
Must enter the next Presidential cam
Paign favoriog the broadest kin. Of re-
sfeucnment by re.l1:.ns the army a2,l
navy to peacs cs.ls h7 the present
gradual process, aHd leuuc,ns The ua-
tional Expenditures below $40 009 900
lie would favor 10 frr.her subsidies or
railroad grants, aaa strongly urges IL o
passage Of general amnesty bil.
Civil service re- Irn in,.i / ling IN its
detail the election Of post:aasters b. the
people, should in bis opinion be az
proved and pra tically inauguratel.
Taxation shoull be reduce,l $50 900
900 or SS0.000.000. This reduction
should be effected by reducing or re-
moving the duties Oh tea and coffee
the poor man IS necessaries of life. and
the abolition Of the income tax, and the
internal taxes etfecting home manutac-
lures.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
ASSEMBLY NOMINATION.

Mr. G. p. Mead, of Waerllo. was
nominated for Member of the Assem-
bly,. by the Repaolic4ns OF the Second
District of Jefferson c,llty, az thar
convention hell at Lake Mills, on Sat-
arday last. hir. Mead is the present
Postmaster Of W ,terloo, thorough
and unajachjng Republican VIII has
always sto1d square to the marx, and
Is personally popular in the commun;-
ty 10 which he lives. lie VIII poll a
large vote, ana although the distric,
Is deu.aerat'c. stranger things htsa
happened than the election Of Mr.
Mead. Ii elected. We can safely say to
the people of the district that Ia Mr..
Mead they will havea useful member.
and one who will always devote him
self u the best interests OF his COLI
stltuents
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

\ fixing machine, constructed of
wire rods, India rubber tub.s. wmtien
.prirht, and steel springs. was exhibit
I'd III New York recently, hv Prntesso,
faher. ut Vienna. The apparatus Is
np"u anat"Inieai laws pair of be lows
experimenting the hum,n lurs-. al
el'sfic tube the l,rynx. a series Of
-prinss the vnc.l CHI rls. and an India
rnb''er clapper the ton. ue Articul1tc
sounds are produced by a series OF levers
and operated by keyboard The ma
ciiHe repeated phrases with remarkable
facility. I'M nn.ky tnre shich sns-
se>ted the possibility of cold in it,
head. and 'l.'sed Its SOL laqny with
burst Of laughter pecul ARRAY human.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

The effect Of a horrible murder upon
The private no less rhan The public
mind is >h"wu by The fact that the hand
some ma. sion Of the the late Benjamin
Nathan. one 1T the most ,'eslrai). as ~
kind aud locality n:New York city. has
never been occupied since the dreadful
murder. IT'S said that no good ii nant
Gu lac found. aud that the dwell ny
which was worth probably. $40 UtO q
year corli not lie rented to-day for half
that sun. The terriLl. tragedy hss
for a time destroyed the market v.lue
IT the property.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Chicago CHURCHES Burn

CEICAGO CHURCHES BURNED
i he aggregate value at the Chicago
churches destroye by tie lac fire Is
So UUu, 900 The churches burned in
t:.e South Division were the First and
second Presbyterian, s.. Panl'sirinily
Swedenb"rIlan 81. Msrys, FIRST
Me,: odis,. ami " ,b.,>h .ivenue Math
od,st. IA the y nj! Side. the Nprth
treshy crian, Westminster (Preses-
trrian). TRACE Metb"dis',. M"ody
Mission, 81. J,mes. the Csihei' 81 Of
the Holy Name. st. Jaseph's wi, the
Orphan ) Asylum aud Convent Of Tee
Immaculate c "a eptiun, ST Ans.cr'a>
New England. Unity, Fullerton AVE
nue Presbyterian, and one OF TWO other
smaller ones.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
The American Washer
PRICE, $3.50.


The America ~ asher saves Money.
lime, ami - udEvhy.
The Fatlsue ot WA>ning Day no
Longer Dreaded. bur Economy, Eli
, cheney. and C:ean Cl,iling, Sure.
In calling public attention 10 this little
machine, a few OF the invaluable qualities,
hot possessed by any other washing ma
CITING .rt ,nrtnled, are here enumerated.
Il sr:e smallest mo compact, most I.or;.
al'e. mo SIMPLE in construction. most eas.
i.y ops rated. y enid ten years old, with q
I W hours prncii.-e can thornuil;lTE cotnpre-
heni aud ette.'as y use II. There is no ad-
gushing, no s''re1s To annoy, no delay 10
!. apiiue It's a!Wa.. ready for use IL
| Is Il peri, ct l.ifi,- onderl II lie minuts
! giant, 6,ing more work sud II better
Orally than the most elaborate aud costly.
/ Ono-ha;f OF tne Ia DOT Is fury saved bv its
! use. and the CLOTHES will ,sl one h .li longer
| than ty the ole. pan Of the rub board. Ii
| will wash the l,rgesf hi snket. Thr shirts
at time. waslinE tho, ou9h.y In word,
the ah.ntion OF any fabric. from Quilt 10 u
Lace Curta Or Cam;,ric Handkerehic:, are
| equally within the capacity of this LITTLE
| GEN! II ran De fastened TO any Tub and
| taken off al will
Noma,t-r how deep rooted a prejudice
may exist against Washing Ma. hines, the
moment this little machine IS srep per-
form lis wonders. all doui,is { I its cleansing
efficiency and utility are ba".he.i, and the
i!outier and detrartor at once become the
fast friends of the machine.
We have Testimonials without end, setting
! fol h us numerous advantages over I'LL 9TH
eis and from hundreds who have thrown
lie the ,nnwi.liy uSeiesS machines, which
| lave siyEilIy ia led To accomplish the OBJ
| jecl promised in prom.nent ald loud ind
| H.. ANY ertiSe M. lItS.
Ii Is rs srfrct for washing as wrincer
is for wringing. Tie price, another para
mount indGcemert ia purchasers. has been
placed 30 low That ii is within the reach Of
every houseke+per, and there is no article Of
domestic economy that will repay the small
investment So ~
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

A MAGNIFICENT GIFT Gen. G.. G..
Washburne. the Republican c.n,!i late
for Governor Of Wisconsin. with char
acteristic nal prompt generosity. or
dcred an entire l~ay car load of A nr
from his mills in NJ nuesota. FIR the re-
LET OF the sufferers bv fire in the north
eastern purtion ui the State.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

SUPERIOR SILVER MiNEs.-The
Lake Superior Times says that he SlI
yer Island ore has yielded AS high ~
S. 900 per ton. The Thunder Ba,
'nine is now Idle, owing to poor mar
iee"en' \ heavy parry oi capitalists
rom I'll do, Ohio are the controlling
'wner, i'll the Beck mine. which i,
nearly ten III les from Prince Arthur>
landing. Various rumors are aHoa
. bout this mine in regard o i!s wonder
In; richncss. aud it is reported tia: ii
portion of it has been sold az an ennr-
a,nus price. Rich DEPOSITS of siIve,
are sii to exist around LAKE N:p,snn
aud tilatAcauntiy is already I'll ei with
-anxi u, adeen'urers. Superior G ty Is
but 200 miles from the mines. and a
boat leaves that point every week for
the silyery regions
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

Came INFO fhe The enclosure of he suh
scr be-. the Northeast corner of the town
of Waterloo. On Wednesday, The 4fh day oi
October. a threa-vear old black horse col:
with small while spot in the forehead
The owner can have the colt by proving
pro 'eriy, paying charges, and taking said
colt away.
GEORGE BLEECKER.
Waterloo, Dot. 4th, 1871.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

A pay OF HUMILIATION AND Pray
ER IN Mayor Mason, of
Chicago, has issued following proc
l,mat!uu
Ia view of the recent app1liny pub
lie Calamity. the undersigned. Mayor OF
lineage. hereby earnestly recommends
hat ii | ihe inhabitants Of this city d.,
:'hserve Sunday. October 20, as a
-prc' J da, Of bun, l.atiun aud prayer
If humiiia'ion for lhuss past of enres
against Almighty God, to which the.,
evere affections were doubtless in;ead.
ed To lead our minds; OF prayer for the
II Eel aud comfort Of ,l,s suffering hou>-
'hds in our midst for the restoration
ii our material prosperity, especially
ior our lasting impruy ement as "a people
~ reverence and obedience 10 Cod
Nor should We ever, amidst our Losses
AID sorrows. forget t.. req Ter thanks tn
:iIm FOR he arrest OF rhe devnurire
nres IN time to ssve 81 many homes
and tor the unexampled sympathy aud
aid which has fl wed in upon us from
every quarter Of our land, and even
from beyond the seas.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
10000 Tickets at 81 each

The drawing of Prizes will
take place Immediately after
the Concert, and will be con.
'lucted by ii committe to be Sc
lected by the audience. All
moneys received for tickets
will be deposited in the Wis
conSin National Bunk, and all
Prizes paid Oh the day after
the drawing.
AS a sufficient guarantee for
the just and upright manage
mtnt of the undertaking, the
following prominent business
men and citizens of WATERFOWL.
and the officers of the society
may be referred to:
W. ". DENNIS President National Bank.
WIGGEN iDRN BROS,
FiSIlE2 ROHR
JOHN H..Y MANN & Co.
ADULPH MUELLER,
u. A. HI2oH.
JONAS II SLEEPER,
" BALLUU. ditor Democrat,
aENRY V4UDEL.
HENRY BEt RAM,
HENRY v uILERlNG,
IT MAX Post Master.
D BLUNENFELD, Editor Weitburgyr,
Z GRUSSMANN,
A. TANK.
JOSEPH BURSiNGE3,
AUGU FUEHMANN
z. II SCHMIDT, firm G. Eberc i Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

County SUPERINTENDENT. Mr.
6. j. c Her, Of Sullivan. is the Re-
publican nominee for County School
Superintendent. aIr. C ,l.er is well
atted for the position of -uperin endant
being good scholar and a mau of ex-
eellsnt character and Judgment. That
he would discharge the duties ably and
falthfully no one doubts. The nomina-
ton 'sa most excellent one, aai wor-
thy the approval Of every Republican
OF Jefferson county. With the active
Cooperation Of ths Republicans of the
county We are sanguine Mr. Clllier eau
ae elected. and to accomplish this pur-
poss should be the al n Of every Repuh-
Hcan, bet the jefferson county Re.
gubileans move in this wrk, aud we
are confident Mr. Collier will be our
next CJ4nt9 Superiatead dent
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

An Illustrated Monthly ss9ouyn,.i GAINED to
Re tie handsonesf Paper IN the U,oyld.

'G,e me love to the artist workmep #
the Airline who IRE s:r,v NJ to mike Their
profession wntthv Of the aumirn,jon o. beau,
IS. as it ht. always been for usetuin So
Henry Ward beecher
TIKI ALDlNE vii issue with al he r.. :
u'aritv. has non- vi IL. ie, mp ra.y ~ Tia
IS Interest character ri vi dIn..r5 ;.e,iu.-
liza II Is al elegant m scei any ri bur.
li.h', aud gractfu ii:e sin,, a.it :, % &C.
ton OF pictures, the raresr Stet'i,i. ct.s Of
a.t'st Il ski, III b 1T k ini itiite. s.lt:tuue..
each succeeding nu,uncr anoT'S fresh
PLEASURE 10 its II ieni>, the ita; v'iu- nn>:
beauty % HI. A.d'nr will ne mos: arp,ec.-
:i'rd ait il has "ee:, ',3ab. Il tht tsH-e ,
HE year Mule other par.cHi,",s ~
CAIN superior rnedpnrs- aS ;.oi.,p U.~! " II
rsFai> ut II similar cli.>, fi.s Aeiiie > 2
unique ii::i -sf.rrt .'c"2. .,sI s,i.ss ''rIo
! ntnil 'ppr'aci ,...3 = fii,,4a.eaue i
Ton n :'r:re y!,s uz-I.,. ;.e rssss2,sg II
me :" nEe" IS is.,p'rt. 60 l.s.na @t.s.!. =
lee 4:as - "a ar aE.c-g - =. II
a., ".i'' "a ..t,'i.' a aa+ar
! TIA t!.h $500.
f"et.-' II u =.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
TERMS FOR 1872.

One coy, one year. ruth OIL Chrome, S.
Fee Copies g :" 20
Any person sending 10 names ami SAT
Will teceire au extra cury gratis, making
IL copies for the money
An, person wishing II work for .,remi
nrn, r'n have our premium circular ON ap.
p irat:on. We give many Beautiful AMI ,ie
rable articles offered by TO olher paper
Any person wishing 10 act permanently,
as our ag.ul, will apply, with refrrcace,
enclosing 81 for ou' fit.
JAMES SUTTON + CO,
Plbli hers 23 Liberty ST. ~ Y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25


IN AG1tSAfp TUNNE,. DURISa TUE
TIRE.-The following is one of tie
thr II ~ incidents Of tn. re :ens : hi
Cage fires. which occurred IN Wash
lngton street tunnel:
During the fercest eras of the fire.
when tn usandS upon thousands were
through the tunnel, which is nver 900
feet in len tn. the gas suddenly gave
out and al were left In total darkness
A terr't lie panic, coll sion and e
tramp Ing to death Of rhe weak err by
the stronger seemed inevitable. But.
strange to say as it may seem, every
BODY IN that dark recess seemed at once
10 comprehend the necessity for coal
nes aud courage Not sran lost his
presence of mind. but all, az with one
accord. bore to the ight. each "a my
epj lining upon others to be coil and
ca ". and to march steadily on till
light c"uld he reached. Rapidly. but
without confusion. the two columns
NOV ed IN through the thick dirkpes-
with almost military precision. the
silence heing rnken OIL, by freqrent
~huuts uf right. rigl,,." There was
40 collision. and no Que harmed. but
: II reached the end of the tunnel in
'stey d then. far the first tire in
l:nos, ten minates breathci freely.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Custo.n Work,
Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale his farm Of
Il 80 acres. situated four miles west OF the
city OF Watertown. Oh the Hubble
ton road. Forfy.thre~ are Under cult
vai:on, | , acres are good meadow lands. Ia
acres are excellent tame pasture lands. with
ii fliwing spring in each pasture, AMI the
remainder composed OF good inter. On
the premises there is comfortable dwelling
honse with wei at he door. and lsrye
barn 60 feet by Il. with basement stable.
his property is in good condition, conve.
nient Y uraled for markets. and we'll fenced
Part OF the purchase money nuly wanted.
down. For nr'har particulars, application
can he made to the subscriber, in the town
fWaiertown.
4.m2 EILLIAM EMERSON.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

lowA.-Ihs Republican majority in
IOWA - about 70 SEQ The Assembly
VII sEaAd Senate Republicans. SO !;
Nen'era's s; Independents, g. House
al.'caas, =; Democrats, % !;
1os.eade'.'s. 1. Tie Democrats gain
or lo members, in consequences Of To-
Gal ana personal feuds among the Re-
Eaoleans. growing out oi the contest
Tor The United States Senatossbip.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
Water:own Nursery.
F;UlT. SHADE AND EVE G1EtN TREES

'sNHE WATERFOWL NURSERY, STU
ated three miles east ot tile city is
4bundan IL stocked wi h AL the best varis
ties and sizes Of Apple, Shade aud Ever
..reeu trees. which are hardy. vigorous md
III the best condition for iransplanting aaI
~.i; be sold by ti.- hundred or Thousand
The choicest kinds of Raspberry bushes
',nck- Red and Golden ca IS can ais, lac
.upplied Ia an, extent. TIE proprietor hns
aiken re crnnIes: p'ius 20 grow the best
# W Ia;fver he has to sell and won I'd res
peciin!' invite all purchasers 10 exam ne
his cxienS re ioi of yuung trees. assuring ii
lat everything VII prove 10 he what it, is
recommended. Dated Auvns! 2l>i 1871
43 JAMES THELAN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
LITERARY DEP1Rr;GENr.

here much attention Is paid TO il:uStrd
ton and get up o. the work TOO ,n,l.:u d.
pcndchce Oh appci:lureo may very mtteri-
ally lie Ieateu. To Anticipate sucn mlsSir-
ihss. II Is only necessuy 10 state, that tht
euitGrIni management of lie y dine M.
oren euirh>te1 10 .lr. i;ich,ru Henry oio;.-
dard. who has received ASSURANCE ut assist
aiFce ironra host OF tie most popular writ
erS aud po.t, III the cUuuIr,,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

Congressman Hazehon is doing es
ssetiVe work On the stump for tie Re-
publican Stale ticket.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25
NEWao.D Fi22::.g.ss AraEEE North.

From Ir L!ni-ay S:mins oi + 'ri
Curry, wh" ha, just reached ~ t.tu'
The Press ni' ;ilsi city learos Il in'e' Sc
excitement III Wmui. eg n.sr rece:.t
gold ii.coveii al Lake :chaboadawau
Il says
Nals specimens If G,li dust, mu--
ets and gold ,earny qilar:z had Zee"
; brought ~ Fort Garry an =" cnr'ti lent
were the peoplein sener: that u new
| FL dorado of unsurpassed r,chnsss had
| t,een discnv cred that hundreds at once
repaired to the scene of The disrover-
les, and the latest information frou
I'll region has not rniy continue ali
previous reports. but even exaggerated
tien TO the extent of placing them
arpong the richest mineral drnosIt- Of
the woiii, "ufrankins even G iliornia
! and Australia.
The government Of the Dominion of'
Canada is engaged IL e>:a' |, ing
road through The country between forr
t W liam. on Thunder Bay. aud The
settlements On. the Red Rv~r Valley.
| but al work on this tbornn hfare has
beeu entirely suspended. tie w"rkmen
t, The hunter of several hundreds hay
in2 dropped their silpsels. pie a"'!
axes, and eni -r"fe III Il hoiv II Ia
| FL fields, where they we each wish
~. out with ihclr haui;> i.nr 4, rs
day aud upwards New- uf liz re
markah.:s >,luce>s In hi.l ng = ~
paying an.t,'i'ias had ,nie: Ell t:'e ii
er citiz ,n> ri W;;niI,es. an'i the p,.'s-
| poets seemed To ne hat e en- ite tuar>
Of IA Fenian raid from PeMbn-. W mr.!
be forgotten IN the genefI i.,ire &.
sci anon. the col lea sand, ui he
Silahnudawan
There would seem 20 be ..ne i,lli ii
sini far the-e reports. FIR the locality
mentioned Is lii the midst Of one of The
riches argenlferuu. regions on the
continent The early exp orers OF u
route through the BRITISH, possessions
discovered III | aud silver III this vicin
itv aud later Investigations have shown
chat vast tiepnsts of :, ,neral. are to be
'onnd al M ,boti shores of tie great
lake
Lake Shannniawan les about for y
III lbs due west from Fort William, ana
At least four hun.lre miles irIni Fort
garry. This lake is only about ten
miles liz length, a,ri but twv Or three
N with. aud fo,m> one Of mary sinai
bodies Of water in thar Secti"u Ii Is
hnunded oD the south aud lest by "a
mountainous and broken cnu;itI,
thr,ug' which flow. severl small and
rapid streams. /, IL but SHIRT distance
FROM Silver islet 10 Lake Superior. said
% he the rih hest silver mine in the
wnr d. aud not over one hundred anu
fifty miles distant from the COPPER
mines Of Ontonapun.
Their is. therefore reasonable
grounds for believing that these DIS
coveries na. pave 10 lie rs va.u;.E:e IA,
hey are reported and tl.at the extern
ave prospecting Of experienced guild
hunters. hich is >ure TO follow. nIsv
yer dev.lnre mineral resources north ui
Lake Superior as vest as rhose which
have attracted hunCrels cf tiCu>ari.
If Peep lie TO the western slopes al
! America and the islsnds of the Pacific
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-10-25

Snow WEST There was a very &C.
we're snow storm near R,wiings Stati J.,
Wyoming Territory. on Thursday lasr.
The snow i'll some places was three ur
four feet deep. Trains on the Pacific
Railway were delayed twelve hour. and
The passengers suffered the want OF
food and fuel. The b lis about CIR
inne, Utah. are covered with snow.
The number of Odd Fe lows in New
York Stale is II PA. and the total re =
enne o the Lodge. last year amount. d
20 s226 1873 of which s74,7l3 w.s
paid out ter relief.