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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25


The Daily Ausralasian, published
at Melbourne, IS certainly a wonder, of
itself, in the newspaper line, ana
eclipses anything in the way Of enter
prising journalism in this country.
Its regular issue contains thirty
pages, each page measuring 12xlS
inches, and on Saturday of each week
they run off, as additional, or supple
mentary, forty eight p ges. Each
page is set in small type, aud contains
a we'll digested summary Of news, ed
toriajs, criticisms, etc. It is good
days work Ter one to wade through
their daily issue, bat by SO doing you
want no other paper, as you get the
news of the world in the AustrdldSian.
A terrible accident Occur ed lately at
the rolling mills in Thalgan, Austria.
Fifteen workmen were employed in
cleaning away the SCOT which had ac-
cumulated over the great furnace, when
the boiler burst, and threw the hot
water over them. In an attempt to
get away, one of them jostled the man
in front Of him, on the narrow scaffold-
ing of planks, and five of them were
Immediately precipitated into the forge
below, whore, in a second, they were
reduced to cin!ers.
VaDderpool, the murderer of Field.
at Manistee, Mich, is still in Jail at
Kalamazoo, awaiting decision wheth-
er the State will assume the cost of a
new trisl now that Manistee county
has exhausted its funds in the effort to
convict him.
1t is stated that the internal revenue
districts Of Wisconsin will rot be con
soidated until after the new apportion-
ment in Congress occurs. Ii is prob
able that the same. will apply concern
ing consultations in Minnesota.
Baltimore claims to be several feet
ahead OF lynn in the shoe business.
Sir. Brewin Grant, the we'll known
Dissenting minister, has been ordained
a deacon by the Bishop Of London.
Tie Prince of Wales has accepted
the Presdentship of the Royal Agri-
cultural Society of Ireland for 1877.
Bishop McIIvaine, of Ohio, has been
fifty years in the ministry, forty Of
which he has been Bishop.
Prof. Huxley is one OF the distin-
gaished Rr AIS who expect to make
. tour of America during the pres
cut year.
Mr. Motley was to leave England on
the 18th for Holland, where he viii at
once set about completing the History
Of the Netherlands.
Telegraph wire were broken in one
hundred and thirty one places between
Mich gan City and Niles, on Sunday
Twei ty two hundred dollars worth
of tickets TO the Nilsson concert in
jacks nville have already been sold.
The concert comes off on til 28th.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

King William Of Prussia, Gil the
18Th ms ant formally became the En-
peros of Germany, all the German
States having united with Prussia IN
der ar Imperi4l Government.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

Uon. Frederick I. FrelipgbuySen
who has just been elected Senator from
New Jersey, Is 50 years Of age. He
is a prominent member of the Presby-
terrain church, aud a strong advocate
Of protective tariff.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

''THE MICROSCOPE" a Monthly Jour
nal of information for the people-the mys-
teres of Nature xplained-interesting in
formation on the wonders of Creation
stories. sketches sc. Terms $500 per year.
This Journal viii be sent FREE for one
year to any one purchasing a Craig Micro
scope at the regular price, SO, (Cralg Micro
scrope will be sent postpaid
For sample copy, and our beautifully
illustrated and descriptive circulars, and
eight pages of testimonials of Craig Micro
scope send six cents for postage to
w. J. Illness & CO.,
Opticians, and Sole Proprietors of Craig and
Novelty Microscope, Chicago ILL.
AGENTS and DEALERS this Microscope
sells IN every family on its merits, when
exhibited. Large Profits Send for terms.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

CASE DECIDED 1t is announced
that the Supreme Court Of Illinois, be-
fore whom the case Of Bishop White.
house, q s. Rev, Edward Cheney, Of
Chicago. was taken, has rendered a de
cision adversely to the latter gentle
man, and the authority OF the B.shop
has been sustained.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

Miss Motley, daughter of the late
American Minister. was married last
week in Southampton Church There
was a great display. The bridemaids
were Misses Sheridan, Motley and Nor
ton The honeymoon will be pa.sod t
Pattemore Park BIZ, Motley viii
shortly proceed home
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

Nor so BAD.-The modification az
chagria manifested among Republicans
over the election of Frank Blair, e. S.
Senator from Missouri, through divis
ions in the Republican party, will be
considerably Modified when it is known
that he is elected for only too years.
and not sir, as is generally supposed.
He is hosen to fill out the unexpired
term of Senator Drake, who resigned
to accept the JIlldgeshiPof the Court of
Claims. This is, surely. not 50 bad.
The nation can safely stand two years
of the Blairs, but six years of it might
be attended with disastrous results.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

r. J. Judd, Member of Assembly
from the Oshkosh district has written
a letter to manager Dunlap, of the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, re
fusing to accept free pass rendered
him, which is published in the NORTH
western recently. He says that while
he would like dearly 10 keep the pass
and thus save the cost OF trasportat.on
to Madison and back. he thinks be had
better not do it. He will be called
upon during the winter to vote and
act in such manner as will compel
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way Company to adopta more reason
able tariff of freight and passenger
rates, and this might seem unkind il
he held dead head ticket, The ofel
of fires pass: however, he says, j:
such an act of generosity that it has
made him a lifelong friend of The
road.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS
The Internal Revenue receipts of the
country will be found enormous in
amount when tie actual figures are
shown. From recent report it ap-
pears that the full amount collected
since the organization of this depart
ment of the Government reaches the
immense sum of $1,482, 00O,0 600,
sos, 000,0 900 of this amount is direct
from the sale of stamps alone.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

Judge Hoar, late Attorney General,
had his pocket picked at S2rins field, q
reE iaes ago.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

a letter from I. \ Clark, United
States Indian Agent, to the St. Paul,
Press, says: "Some time since you
published paragraph copied from the
Clark Comfy, (Wis) RepaJ5tcan pur
porting to be an account of terrible
punishment inflicted bya band of Chip
pewa Indians on one of their number.
In reply to letter addressed to him
by me on the subject, the editor Of the
Republican says, under date of Dec.
%: This evening saw a Mr.. Bur
CESS, who lives close by where it is re-
ported the murder and SHINING opera
ton took place, and he, reliable man
says that the truth Of the matter is
this One I 2dian did kilIanother, and
the murderer was seized BY the band
and threatened with summary punish
ment Mr Burgess says there was
some talk Of SHINING the Indian alive
but that he was released without any
eyere punishment being inflicted upon
him. :"
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THE EENIAa EXTLEs

K party IF the recently releas ed Fe-
nan prisoners, O'Donovan Rosa
among the nanbsr3 arrived in New
York harbor per steamer CUBA on the
10th inst, and Immediately there was
terrible scramble nong the pothouse
politicians of New York, to see which
party would be first on board the steam
er, to Welcome these brave patriots to-
the land Of the free and The home Of
the brave. OF course the Tammany
leaders we're the FIRST to. step on deck
ready to take O'Donoyan Rosa and
his compatriots under their kind and
loving protection, and offer them the
Inequalities Ct the city in the form Of
agrand public demonstration in which
it is unnecessary to state knowing the
onimus of the eritter, Tammany would
endeavor to carry off all the credit and
hsnors, and enhance the political aims
Of that notorious political mill. But
thus far to their honor be it said, the
Fenians have declined all demonstra-
lions in their beha f, and will not COM
nit themselves to any public reception,
until the rest OF their fellow prisoners,
who are expected in day or two, ar
rive O'Donovan Rosa and his com
panions are noble generous men, who
have sacrificed everything because of
their love Of country, and we sincerely
trust that they will not be hoodwinked
by these clap-trap and selfish political
manifestations.
WOMAN SUFFRAGE IN TIE House
The question of Woman Suffrage re-
ceived blow from the House of Rep
resentatives last week. On the matter
Of considering laws for the District of
Columbia, it was moved to strike out
the word male in the section defining
voters, and the proposition was de :
feated by a vote Of lis to So. This
must be considered the first square vote
in the House on this present absorb
ing question, and it is reported that
the advocates of the measure though
beaten this time, are jubilant. The
negro vote was divided on Woman Suf
frage the only two negro members
voting on opposite sides. We find the
names of Paine..and Wa5hburre, Of this
state, voting in the affirmativ The
nation is hardly prepared yet to ingratt
this uncalled for and unnecessary ism
into our Institutions, and for the bene
fit Of mankind, and especially for the
woman part of the hunan ta 1,;::;;lg. We
trust the day is not far distant when
we shall hear the last of an agitation
so pernicious and destructive to the
best interests of society
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

Presto CHANGE.-This thing OF
making law one wiuter at Madison,
and changing it the next is getting to
be an insuferab nessace, strongly
demanding redress Of some kind. We
are forced to this conclusion by see
ng hat a bill has BEEN introduced
into the. Assembly by Mr.. T.
A. Chase of Vernon County, to change
the system of county government back
again to the Commissioner plan
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BANK OF WATERTOWN.

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under 500, 25 cents; over 800 at / Of one
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" 4. CLARK, Cashier
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7 II E
Wisconsin State Journal
FOR 1871.
DAILY TRI-WELkLY & WEEKLY.
The Official Paper of the State.

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

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w a II ER7S
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THE CELEBRATED
Craig Microscope

Is an optical wonder. reDeqls the thousands Of
hidden eeonders Of natare; is of permanent
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-01-25

1t is stated that the internal revenue
districts Of Wisconsin will rot be con,
solidated until after the new apportion-
ment in Congress occurs. Ii is prob
able that the same Will apply concern
ing consultations in Minnesota.
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AMusEMENTs- SECOND PAaE-Fourth, fifth and sixth
sSiEb AS EoSsSs WSSitSsSsS
Rs es fHmss rAorrr. second
SasE fs42TR Ss
s1Tri r4or-rourh
SLEkR1ss ''1 AND sXLEsMES-rwnlrrn rAar-second
roAcsRa'%SERss AND oARpSERs-rwrLrrH PAGE Second
noAsSTSWsSisE STEAMSHIPS PAeE-sis.h column
b2NafNs AcApEaIEs sHoosp fAeEsa,S e si,aan
ET Is Hs us
ana sixth
ElNANcfAL.. PAaE~Fi.n column .A''A '''N'A''
Fun Rooms IND fSaRa TO LET
TWELFTH PAdE-Fourth and NTH columns.
EsoH sG"f
hELff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAsx-second col
hELP WASIED-rEaALEs-r rAar-First and
HORSES. cxRRT1GEs. ao-F1nsr PAoE-socond and
a Vis ffHn9 PAGE
AsR szs
EECTC RE SEASON-SE0oSD PASE-Fifth column.
LOAN .OFF1CES-EIRsT PAGE-Fourth column.
LOST AND FOuND-FIRsr PAGE-Fourh column.
RAsnFsa ssaan column
MATRIMONIAL -ELEvENTH PAGr--Sixtn column.
MEDICAL-SEcoSD PAGE-Thri column.
MILLINERY AND DRESSMAkING-FIasr PAdE-Fourth
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS TEsTn PAGE
$ Sixth column.
so SSS%n
PlAEOFORTES-SEcoS PAGr-Filth column
Sp o Sf'S s oH 10
RkNT-ELEyENTH PAGE Sixth column.
REAL ESTATE TO ACKNOWLEDGMENT PAGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED-ELEvrNTn PAeE-sixth col
RELIGIOUS NOTICEs-FIRsT PAGE-Sixth column.
REWARDS-FIRsT PAGE-Fourth column,
SALES AT AUCTION-TwELfTH PAGE Sixth column.
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
SITUATIONS WANTED MALEs-TwELrTH PAaE-sec.
SPECIAL NoTiiiCEs-FIasr PAGE First and second
sPoRTINd-Doas, BIRDS, &o.-FIR0r PAeE-sscond
sTALLIOhs-FInsr PAaE-second column.
THE TRADES-TwELrrH PAGE-Sccond and third col.
I
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs-TwELrrn PAGE
UNPUBLISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
TWELFTH PAGE-Filth column.
WATCHES. JEWELRy, &C.-ELEvESTH PAGE-Fourth
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.--F1asT PAaE-Fourth col.
umn.
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n ECLpTIoN AND VISITING BoNNETs.-AN EIE-
IL CANT of the most recherche styles in all the
MADAME DE LACY,
sS2N Broadway near Ninetesn,h ssfect, cas-, SIDE
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HoRsEs, CARRIAGEs. sLEyGHs, &c.

SLEIGHs. FINE SIX SEAT; ALSO SEVERAL
y four seat Pony sleghs Albany Cutters and Portands
at very low prices. W. H. BERRY x SONS,
Carriage and Sleigh Builders, Haekensaok, n.
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NINE. NATALIE TILMAN l. CO,
M "a East Ninth street,
will omen on NonGay the 30h, large assortment OF Recep
ton bonnets Headdrcsscs Bridal Wreahs and Wells. Trim
ming for dresses in Flowers aud Feathers N. B.-Ball
Dresses made TO order on short notice.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CTAMMERING POSITIVELY CURED BY DR. RICH. So
- East Twelfth street. Office honrs Ito 10 A. NJ to r.
The highest references given. Consultation free OF
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CLEIGHs OF ALL STYLES TO LET-BY DAY, WEEK.
y Or season, at reasonable prices Lot second hand
seyhs for sale cheap at wITfY's, sss Broadway, near
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CLEIGHS.-ONE OR TWO MORE LEFT; CALL EA RLY
- Monday morning: also Trucks and second hand.
EDWARD PRIALS, IL Ninth avenue of Thirteenth
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NLEIGHS, SLEIGHS.-A LARGE ASSORTMENT KEPT.
- Selling out low the time to buy Sle,shs $3.50 up
MI styles Abanys Portland Cutters both single and double
w. II. GRAY. % and ~ Wooster street.
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STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- Cunard Line
BATAYIA. Thursday, % Fsbrua-,
pALMfR Thursday, 9th February
gabin passage, $3.50, gold STORAGE, $3.50, currency.
For cabin passage apply at No, Bowling Green
For steerage PASSAGE apply at Ill Broadway, Trinity
Building. CHARLES q. FRANCKLYN Agent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al MORE THAN A THOUSAND
n the hair have been advertised noto
riety hair dressings and afterwards discarded
deleterious since HARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS was csta
shed in 1891 After having been tested by millions both
during period of 70 years. remains the mostpopu
lar article be found Identifying, invigoratnx
cleansing the hair PRINCIPAL once 74 Pearl ST. New York
BARRY'S SAFE nAIR DYE, the only preparation for
cooring the hair and whskers, contains lead znc
Perfectly safe. Try It,
LII FORMER AND PRESENT MEMBERS OF THE
IA Orpheon Choral Glasses particularly requested
present Tuesday evening" January 81 the Of
Dr.. Deems church. MOI Winthrop place, Greene street.
Eighth.
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Y, JANUARY 20, lS7l.-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.

4 MONEY TO LOAN-IN ANY AMOUNT ON NEW
"A. York brooklyn Property also First and Second
Mortgages cashed at short notice.
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TTAIRi HNR
human hairs Be rsushed and coms1 and dressed
Human Hair cheapest In the country Switches, yard
long SO Curg. 81 per upwards Ladies' Chignors
Dressed for &c Latest styles on hand Only depot B5S
Bowery, near Fourth street.
ANY commercials lnfringcs on my patent will be
dealt w q according to law.
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w. A -NOTICE-BRENNAN SOCIETY,
"A. City OF New York.

A -NOTICE.-BRENNAN SOCIETY,
IA. City OF New York.
Headquarters 10th street, near Ninth avenue.
Notice regular monthly meeting Of the Brennan Society
O'Clock Park iCsth Ninth avenue The
general objects Of this society build up the city with
out delay make work for aborers and
chanics diminish taxes ~ creating new taxable property
pounded by the fathers the republic The special objects
Tor consideration at this meeting VIII rapid transit parade
propcr sewerage and drainage openings regulating
docks, steamboat communication the west side equal
taxation for city improvements establishment Of
free library.
All citizens invited to attend
Union la strength.
JAMES +. KING. President
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GUMMONs-THE MEMBERS OF HENRY CLAY LODGE,
~ No.E77 +. and A. NJ, are hereby summoned attend
the next regular commune alton Wednesday evening,
February Business OF the utmost Importance will be
Master.
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MONEY LOANED PROMPTLY, IN SUMS TO
IA SUIT improved and accessible uninproyed City Pro-
petty. Large Mortgages cashci.
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srOsTTNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &c.

I1OR SALEM LARGE LOTS, SPRINGFIELD AN ID EN-
field rihed Mskets, the attention of foreign buy
ers invited; principals only dealt with Address box ss
Post office.