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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19
L. L.. NEWMAN'S
NOIsELEss, FOLDING
SPRING BED BOTTOM

Patented August I'd, 1870.
n AGENTS Wanted
To canvass and sell territory. A live
man can make from
$40 TO $15 A DAY
BY selling this Spring Bed.
For further information apply to the
General Agent, Mr.. j. DOVES, at Mr.. NJ.
Smiths Grocery Store, where model can
lie seen
Families supplied with the bed bottom on
short notice by the general agent.
This spring bed possesses the following
advantages over all others
One person or more will occupy the
whole set of springs.
1t has neither Joint or lap
II is perfectly noiseless, and will always
remain so.
place for verrain to nest in
Is open, SO that it can be busted with
a whisk broom, and can be kept perfectly
clean and healthy.
II you want TO move at any time, un-
tie the cord at the b ad and foot, fold it up
like book, and you can pack it in barrel
Scientific men say that it is perfectly
philosophical in its arrangements, the
springs being light at the head heavier in
the middle, and light at the foot. This
equalzes tue weight of the body with the
head and limbs, and keeps person on a
perfect equilibrium, aud gives the most
natural support from head to foot.
Good Tor life time, and can be fitted
to any bedstead
This is one of the few patents in which a
man can invest and have sure business the
year round. without The trouble of building
shop and mhchinery.) He Can canvass mis-
erritory twice year for seventeen years
during the lifetime of the patent. These
Bed Bottoms are supplied to families and to
the trade 10y the inventor and his agents
Territory for sale in any amount TO sut
customers.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19
FOR SALE.

HOUSE "A ND LOT
CORNER OF THIRD AND GILMAN,
" the residence of II. S. Cox For terms
and particulars enquire at the Republican
Office.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19

BoUTwELL's RksIaNArIoN.-It ia
said that Secretary Boutwell, handed in
his resignation February 3, to take effec {
the 18th, but verbally extended the
time till March 4, at the request of the
President At that time be will I'm.
eonditionally retire, and possibly Judge
WIN. A. Richardson of Boston, the
present First Assistant will be proaos-
ed TO his place, and Mr.. James H.
SaVills. present Chief Clerk, will be
promoted FIRST Assistant. Savile has
been several years il the department.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19
Tuesday, March %
AR 1HE-
ACADEMY Of MUSIC, MILWAUKEE,

Commencing at 10 A. NJ
All agents are perenptorily required to
close their sales and to send in their reports
on the l0,h of March, 1878. As but few
tickets remain UNSOLD, parties wishing for
them will please order Immediately.
l Grand Cash Present of $4,000
L " Of 5000
1471 Presents, amounting to $40, 700 Cash
The drawing will be conducted on the
stage of the Academy of Music in full view
of the audience and under personal super
vision Of the following well-knowu and dis
interested gentlemen who have kindly con-
sented to act as a
DRAWING COMMITTEE,
and who will make it their duty tn caro-
fully guard the interest of every tcket-h hold
er near AMI far: James b. Kellogg. ESQ.
of Kellogg Hathaway, Insurance Agents;
H. N. Mendel Esq, President Milwaukee
Musical Society; Hon. Moritz Schpfler,
Proprietor Banner and Voiksfreund :" Mat
thew keenan,, Secretary Milwaukee Board
of Water Commissioners; Jos. n, Cordes.
Esq, Wholesale Grocer TAD Menecke Esq,
Proprietor Meinecke's Willow-ware Works.
Officers and Directors OF the Association:
OFFIcERs-L. A. Schmidtner President;
V. Deuster, Vice President; f. w. Ja-
cobb, Secretary; w. H. Jacobs, Treasurer.
DrRBcToRs-G. G. Trumpf, Presinent
South Side Bank; August Greulich, V hole
sale Liquor Dealer; l.. A Schmid,ner,
Milwaukee Court House Architect; F. Reit
brock, Attorney -at-law; F. w. Jacob, Cen
eral Insurance Agent; Ludwig Vogel Car
penter and Builder; Otto Zwietusch, Pro.
prietor Sod" Water Factory A. F. Wall
schi2ger, Hardware Merchant; Jacob Blum.
Contractor Milwaukee Court House; Ed.
Aschermann, Wholesale Tobacconist P
V. Deuster, Proprietor Milwaukee 'See
Botei" }. z Kissinger, Wholesale Liquor
Merchant; F. w. Hundhausen, ex-Milwau-
kee City Treasurer J. Z. Mann, Attorney
at-law; Lewis Rindskopt Alderman, Mil
wankee; Herman Zehrlaut, Proprietor
Tannery s. T Hooker, Commission Mer.
chant; Sam Rindskopt, Wholesale LIQUOR
Merchant.
asCiroalars containing full particulars
sent on application free of charge.
BssF Money should be sent in registered
letter, Posi- office order, or by express
PAUL BEGINNER, aenI Manager,
40 East Water St, Milwaukee, to whom
all communications should be addressed.
TICKETS RSALE BY
j. II. s g. IT Ut L z,
Druggist and Pharmacautist,
wATERTOwN. WISCONSIN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19

La ia rnuore6 that movement il TO
be made il The Senate at Albany for
the expulsion of Tweed, on the ground
that the recent trial proved that be is
unit TO Be q member. On the other
hand, it Is alleged that there are 80
many Senators under pecuniary obi
cations to Tweed, they will not dare to
touch him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE GRAND
l. Concert beg leave to announce tina,
unavoidable circumstances have M ade il,
necessary to postpone the same; however,
they are pleased to state that the success OF
the enterprise has been BRILLIANT and
DECIDED, and that the same is now upon a
FIRM and SOLID financial basis Ii will
lake place on
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-02-19
JOHN SHERMAN,
On behalf of the Senate.
H. L. DAWES.

On behalf of the House of Representatives
The President thanked the committee
for their attention, and said he accept
ed the Office and wonld endeavor in
the future, as in the past, to discharge
the duties intrusted to him by the peo-
pie to the best of his ability.
The committee called On Hon.
Henry Wilson, and read to him letter
slmiiar.s N part to that addressed to the
President, informing him of his cleo
ton as Vice President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

BY the annexation of several towns in the
lower part of westchester county, New York.
approved by the voters at the election on Tues
day, New York city will increase its population
by nearly $1,000 As the population Of the city
and county Of New York in 1870 was 81, POP, this
will give the city an aggregate population OF
loo, eco u more. The area of the city will be
increased by tie annexation fifty per cent, and
the city will cover - 900 acres. The New York
Erenis9 Post says the great advantage Of an
nexation does not consist in the ez.snt, but in
tne character Of this new territory. The future
development Of the upper part of Manhattan
isiand required that the city should have iuris-
'alonsn Of both banks OF the Harlem river.
Every attempt to improve that river and to
Increase the facilities Of communication between
tne opposite shores has failed through the dis
agreement Of the local authorities. Although
exceeding all other cities of the MON in popu-
istion, New York is stiil behind Philadelpbia.
Boston, Chicago, and several other cities in
respect to area embraced within the corporate
limits.
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TopplfnR Of the Giants.

Ii is stated that Colonel Thomas A. Scott
first vice president of the Pennsylvania rail-
road company. has rendered his resignation.
The Philadelphia Ledger, however, says it is not
supposed that the board will accept his resig-
nation, his services being too important to be
yielded up for any minor course.
Its, however, curious illustration of the
precsrioRs tenor of prominent position in the
world that he should be thus suddenly placed
in situation to make his abdication q thing to
be contemplated. Within a few weeks the
country has seen so many OF the great magnates
OF trade and business topple down that scarce
any new failure would cause surprise. And
vet the men who two short msnths ago would
have predicted the fall of Jay Cooke & Co.,
the Spragues, Henry Clews, Clafin, Wander
bilt, Drew, and the long line of uppermost
names in business circles who have succumbed
would have been considered GRAVY
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several other elections are yet to be held this
IAN. On the 9th inst. a special election will be
held in louisiana to fill the Congressional va
eaney in the Ith district, caused by the death
OF Representative Samuel Peters. On the 2d
OF December Texas will hold an election for
governor. state officers. and members of the leg
isiature. The latter will elect a United States
Senator in place OF Senator Flanagan, whose
term expires in 1875. Several proposed amend
ments to the state constitution are also to be
voted upon. on the Sth OF December special
elections will be held in Florida for three mem
bers Of the state senate and seven members OF
the assembly. On December 10, the people of
Pennsylvania are to vote upon the acceptance
OF the new constitution, just completed BY the
state convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07
The Cuban victims.

dispatch received to-day from Havana
states that Gen. W. A. G. Ryan, Gen. Bernabe
Verona, Pedro Cespedes and Jesus Del Sol,
who were on board the Virginius, en- route to
join the Cuban insurgents, when that vessel
was captured, were tried, condemned and shot
on Tuesday morning last On the I'd Of Sep
TENDER last an order was printed In THE STAR
purporting TO emanate from President Ces-
pedes, and dated Csmsguey, July 10, com
msnding certain officers connected with the
Cuban army to return at once to Cuba. The
officers named were Ramon Cespedes, formerly
Cuban minister 10 the United States; Francisco
Agularo, yice-president of the republic of
Cubs W. A. e. Ryan, general and chief of
cavalry; b. Verona, brigadier general; Rafael
Quessda, colonel Of infantry; Michor Aguaro,
colonel of infantry; and l.. G.. Bailey ,
lieutenant colonel and aide de-camp. The
authenticity Of this order was denied by
Cuban IN one of the New York journals, but
was never contrsdicted by Gen. Quesada, a
present Cuban agent 70 the L nited States As
several OF the persons named in the
order soon afterwards left New York to Join the
insurgents, and were captured on board the Viz
sinius, ii is probable that the order was au-
thenic. II is possible that the Pedro Cespedes
mentioned in our Havana dispatch was brother
to Carlos Manuel Cespedes, president Of the
Cuba republic Gen. Ryan, whose form has been
familiar In Washington for over year past, was
not yet thirty years ofsge when he met his death
He undoubtedly held some position In the
Cuban army, although this was denied by one
of the Cuban factions in this country. From
the fact tat he was recognized by Gen. Que
sada, and left for Cuba, as did the Others of the
party, under his auspices it is fair to infer that
if he had been derelict his offenses had been
condoned by the Cuban authorities. Ii is
perhaps better for the Generals reputation
that he should have met his death in defense of
the cause to which il had been charged he was
lacking in devotion. Gen. Verona, who was in
this city few weeks since, possessed pleasing
address, and was a gentleman of education.
The capture of the yirginIus and the execution
OF these men will be a severe blow to the Cuban
cause, and will do much to dishearten the
patriots and their friends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

The coal shipments from Cumberland By rail-
road and canal for the week which ended the
ist instant were 6S ,sS4 tons, which was an in
crease OF 1895 over the corresponding week
last year. This increase, it should be remem-
bered, is not to be attributed to the efficiency of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal, but to the fact
mat since last year the facilities for shipping
co~i oy rail- have been enlarged. From the be-
ginning OF the year up to the LIST instant there
had been shipped from Cumberland .. 1873 90,
tons, which is an increase of 275,Ss3 tons over
the same period in 1872. The increase m rail.
shipments amounted to 3I5 ,j9I tons, and the de-
crease in canal shipments e., III tons.
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THE WEATHER.

WAH DBrARTMENT, ClNc6 az ChtO S1R1At Q8lG 4
WASHINGTON, ovember 7, 1878, 1850 Q. no. (
SYNOPSIS roR THE PAST rwyNry-VoUR HovHs. -
The northwestern storm center is now on Lake Su.
periOr. Southeriy winds, cloudy weather, and oc-
casienal rain, prevail in the northwest and on the
upper lakes. Falling barometer, southeastern
winds and partly cloudy weather the lower axes
The barometer Is low in the southern states, with
northeasteIly winds and cloudy weat her. and heavy
rain has fallen on the south Atlantic coast. North.
easterly winds, increasing cloudness in the eastern
apd middle states, with ain in vrginis Cloudy and
calm weather, and slowly falling barometer in the
Ohio valley, and thence to Tennessee.
PROBA BIIITIEs.-For ths northwest and upper
lskes, southwesterly winds, falling Temperature
Cloudy weather and rain, followed by northwestery
" nds and occasional snow to night. For the lower
lakes and Michigan. and thence to the Ohio valley
sGutherly winds, cloudy weather and occasional
RAIN FOR the gulf states, falling temperature
cloudy weather, clearing in the afternoon. For the
south Atlantic states southwestery to
~ Winds, falling temperature, cloudy weather and
occasit nal rain. For Ter nessee, cooler clearing
weather For the middle and eastern states, north
eesteriy winds, cloudy weather and rain. Caution.
AIRY signals Continue at Escanabs Marquette. Grand
Haven ,AlDena. Chicago asd Milwaukee. Reports
are missing from the southwest, the extreme north
west, and Oregon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

TIE WEkKLr STAR, now ready, contains
returns Of the state elections on Tuesday. finn
particulars Of the financial pressure ana n.
results on business and the working people; the
World Of Fashion-styies for November, by
Jennie june: annual reports Of Controller
Baker Of the District government, Architect
Clark. Treasurer spinner, and others;
latest and 6ess tales, poems, sketches and
faxhioa items, together with all the news OF
me week: Washington news and gossip, agricui-
turA items, household receipts, &C., 20.
fsyas- One dollar and Q half per amman, In
advance; single copies I've cent?, In wrappers.
ready Tor mailing.
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The County SchO0Is

AT the meeting Of the trustees of county
schools held yesterday, it was stated that the
bills for fuel furnished to the county schools
had not been paid. We are authorized to saw
that the controller placed in the hands of the
treasurer Of county schools on the 18th of octo-
Der sufficient money NEARLY IL ,O00) to pay all
bills for fuel reported by the trustees to be due
at that date. We are also informed that repu-
table coal dealers are ready at any time to fill
Orders for fuel for the schools of the District,
contrary statements made at the above meeting
Notwithstanding
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The Markets.


Old, %; IVES. yiTsini.., q bid to-day. 'Oup'a''
%aSIns GTtsSa DUH Ss d s%d e a..
sn bes. az .d islT e to , prime Dc choice
to fair, @gl 20. Corn dull and lowsT-white south,
e,n' ~ elow southern, 66 mixed western nomins
as do shrs, tSsse f.: S sSiss H Hsg aa
CHANGED. Proyisios. dull, irregular and inset
unclaimed. BsconSsbouiders, TH@Ssi; eiss III rib
sides. u; sugar cured hams, nS4ls. Lard IN
ana tubs. asse Cofss nominal whisPg S Sell Sns
nominal hn S399S sysE dull ga @s5s.
NV ioRk, November 7, 1919 q. m.-aold opened
Nav ioRa, November 7--Ths advance in the
effect on market. STOCK. declined, and a. feeling q
Z .ea on .o ss sS 60
b1ys, YShh ESyemSe .,s dull and IL
nominsiiy uns hanged. "' '"' "'a''' 00'n'au" ana
LoNpoN; November 7, 1880 .. m-OonsoIs for
n Is oia fGs .efS 20 . Ss1%a Bonds of
LosDoN, NotmLer p; n:Ifhe rate Of dis.
IoNDON, November !, I;n p. m Erie. 81.
L3ND9s, November The heather throughout
Paris, Nsyember Rentes, o. francs.
LoNpoS, November !. SIS n.-Erie $50. The
bills is per cent. which is the the Bank OF
LoNDos, November 7, s0p. m.-ThA amount of
bullion Withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day Is $4,000.
preston in ell stocks the list and the market is
Iospos, November 7, p.u.-Erie, a7s Psri,
Dispatches qnote rents at 50 francs.
LONDON: November 7, 40 p. m.-The rate for
ties per cent ConsoIs Tor money ga Tor account,
g. 1857, o. new nves, 500 Erie, 3la.
dSs che. qSS,s 4sSt, tim Paris
FRANKFORT, November Bonds, gA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

Judge Davis, Of New York, has a summary
way Of de aling with criminals who come before
him, As his action in the case of Center. the
contemptuous Stokes juror, and in many pre-
vious cases, shows. "Boss" Tweed evidently
feared that justice would be done him by Jud &c
Davis court, and that is doubtless the reason
Why he preferred to be tried by some other tri-
tuuaI
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- OFFICE ODORLESs EXCAYATIN0
~ COMPANY,

1855 STREET, October %, 1878.
Locked Boxes for n ception Of orders for ScAy-
snser service will be found al the following places.
station house, corner Of High street and canal,
Georeetowpi GeoI getowR Market house, corner OF
Bridge and Potomac streets; A. 8. Taylor's store,
corner OF Twentieth and streets northwest; John
Tynsns store, corner Of Sixteenth and streets
northwest; j. y: Green's store, 1890 Fourteenth
street. corner Of Samson street northwest; @. st.
northwest; Second precinct Station house. Sew enth
street, above Boundary northwest; Northern Mar
ket, at the Scale house. Seventh street, bet weeu
and northwest; J. Heffernan's store, corner Of
Twelfth and streets northwest; Sixth precinct
Station house. corner Of Ninth and eets, north
wet Mrs koeher store, corner rou tn street and
New York avenue northwest; Seventh precinct sta
ton house, corner Of First and streets northwest
Temperance Commercial Bureau, 2Os Pennsylva-
MIA avenue northwest; A. Lepreux', corner Twelfth
street and Pc nnsy Ania avenue northwest; Central
Guardhouse, Louisiana avenue, between Hinth and
Tenth streets northwest; Mr. Coombs store, cor ner
Virginia avenue and Eighth street southeast; L. A
woods store, corner Ninth and streets southeast;
Eighth precinct station house, South Carolina ave-
nue., between Eifh and Sixth streets southeast; d.
Chrstofani Bro store, corner First and streets
southeast; George y. Bassetts store corner Second
and streets northeast; Eastern market house, Gap
itol Jill souf asst store corner Ninth and streets
streets northeast Walker Bro 3, corner Eleventh
cinct station house, corner Sixth and streets
streets southwest.
All orders deposited in our boxes at the above.
mentioned places will receive prompt attention.
Oct1qlm
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CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES

CLOTHING At PANIC PRICES.
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UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS
UNPARALLELED INDUCEMENTS
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FINANCIAL AND ConMEHCIAL.

The situation in Wall street yesterday was
oh sracteIized by quiet. In the gold room the
lowest price for many years-ie6S was made.
SO far rs there il any speculation in gold it Il
for Decline, the inducement to spectators be-
ing all IN that direction. one Of them being the
extrc mely high rates obtained for carrying gold.
The foreign exchange market is in yery nm
satisfactory condition, it being almost impossi-
BILE te sell any thing except demand sterling.
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LOST AND FOuND

oST-On the 9Th instant, either on Il street or
IN the 9TH street and Pennsy vania avenue G ara
large white ONYX BREAST PIN The apdsr
VIII DC literally rewarded by leaving II at 81 18Th
street northwest. rs
i OST-Hovember 9th, Q white SETTER DO0
~ with black head and ears had on an =
leather COLLAR and strap, and was lame in9X
i h9 nina loot Ten dollars will he paid for@A
his return to 1913 street. noy7-at-
OST,Sa REWARD-Monday, the Sd Of No.
~ embsr, black N WFOUNDtAND
0nF with white breast: about five mo nths.3X
old The above reward will be paid upon
oen'ery OF the dog at No. PAPA street north.
Woe.. nov6-3ts
II OST-A white and black EEWTOUNDLAND
- DOG half grown; both eyes black and S
s s1svs to the name of Hep Had onS
aieatner collar. Last seen on the corner
Of and 18th streets northwest. A liberal reward
Ior MS return to the owner, AMERICUS DAVIS
Druggst, corner and 18th SITS. northwest. nos ct
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THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR!

sSstore open until D. m =, and on Saturday until
il y. m. now tr
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MEDICAL, DO.

mEDlCAL, &c.
SnLD BIB. DARBY lhas better facilities than
" ever for prscticing his great specially. Oaiy
one charge made for advice and medicine. Drug
store, corner "a street and Pennsylvania avenue
COLONIZATION Building.p noyslm.
CONSULT Oh LEON,
~ The Oidesf Established Specialist IN thee ify.
He guarantees thorC ugh and speedy cure of ali
nery GUS eDd cutaHeous diseases and female Gem.
plants. Separate Rooms for LADIES'
cll lNh street, above Fl,
Hours: 10 to Il, to 4, 6 to 8.
Correspondence strictly confidential. octls- In
nR. JANE WILSON has REMOVED to sI3 Stn
~ street, between Z and II streets north west, and
has pleasant rooms for ladies wishing medical treat
ment and the best OF attendance. sep0-sws
NE. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS certain cure
~ for all diseases of the organs and Al urinary
complaints and blood and skin diseases and nervous
debility, caused By indiscretion in youth. Price,
- per beg. Tor sale BY WIN. D DETWIeLE.
pTnsSist corner 18th It, and Psnnsylv snia avenue,
Msshlbkton, u. ". octl6-SWs
M Rs. q: ,. FREkCH, OF PHILADELPHIA,
~! the celebrated Reliable Clairvoy ant Physiciai
ana Test edium, has located ct l0lS New YORK.
avenue. once hours-D O.. N. to Z .. N. Engaee-
ments can be made for EVENING". Jelly
EEAAL1 DIBRAsH1 Of ell kipds trsessd. Do.
On. ssrfee cass ana encloss y; cdviss md msdi
No. eAe North 18th strsse. PhilaAs.Dhia. iana-l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-11-07

BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
corner OF New York avenue and Fifteenth street
Three large double HOUSES, ranging in price
Houses.
One whole square of GROUND and LOTS in all
parts OF the city.
HOUSES and LOTS ct Mount Pleasant. el,l,
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T. nlcCAULEY . BROS,
~. WOOD AND GOAL pKALERs.
Ieros-Ho. olS ~ street southwest, and No 1915
eth street northwest,
DeDot-lSx street. wharf.
sss,s: .pa VARIED stock Of WOOD and GOAL