Waukesha Freeman, The (Newspaper) - July 25, 1872, Waukesha, Wisconsin IN ROBINSON'S WIS a Manager of f Department W 51 Proprietors RATES 03 i j i VOL XIV WAUKESHA THURSDAY JULY NO -20 -U 20 j ia j fjQ i i Nolle 51 a auj iu for published four for i J lilty bach lit prescribed by luw pn local Jier and livu fur sub i accompanied with till forbid for allowed tha privilege little Girl iir J I1 I nr winter i the window out on fill of and raining now in 1 know fluked falling all Ionic it will suow n vi I of my beautiful miller ttm leaver u in K of muslin iii tli and fie 1 the und blow j i ai face in tho coffin purr ind white the Snow III i ii and I stood I window toother an j in the i me if the all I that IIY would under tbc snow IV lint the of the birdies r the gather and siny ujj and the roses ruH in the beautiful i uf no or woe year it is Summer lies under the snow is IDone tlie Mall in thf account by Tunisian fishery in to thu foreign office has issued it scorn that to requires is much if not to for salmon Tin most actively carried on ij die three months of February for at other seasons the exist are Thu storms anil ii away marine exposed to view is into two seasons and winter the former in and ending in thu latter as noted of sponges are not in summer as it is confined to curried on with diving can only be used on rocky places or to thu st: who along thu sponges with their foot masses of seaweed The by the Arabs are owing to the in which As calm weather son are essential to the fisherman winter season months does not more than Aral of the principally from aro the however be- tho cast skillful Sponges are by with a with or without the and by dredging to an r Rev P H Fowler D B of Utica N Y spent some time in the South last spring He the tor Presbyterian Xew School General Assembly at the time of the re- distinguished in the Church We find with great pleasure such views as the following expressed by Kuch a man in a sermon recently ed to own people and published in the Utica Tho traveler at the South cannot but learn charity If any animosity towards the people there was ever harbored by him any spirit of revenge any disposition to punish or have them punished any rejoicing at their fate as earned by them and due to them it is all exercised und the of compassion of ness of fraternity of affection substituted for it Calamity inspires commiseration and the transition is natural and ble from commiseration to love I have spoken of the sufferings of our Southern one must get a glimpse of them to form an idea of them We hear of them in gener terms or listen to descriptions of them Ku-Klux Committee of Congress tell us that the loss directly produced by the war to the slave States was exclusive of the loss of slaves and following this has been tho breaking up of the social commercial agricultura and whole industrial fabric and the con sequent enormous depreciation of rea estate values and tho cessation of the in comes und the wholesale robbery of people Within two years a million anc a quarter has been stolen irom Soutt Carolina no voucher for a farthing can be found in the State Treasury in one of her counties containing 000 population between and tax sales are advertised In Florida owed no debt and now are charged to her for which nothing can bo shown and every other acre in the State would not suffice to pay the claims upon tier Now not conceive but meet your countrymen thus reduced over 1 whole section of the United States from wealth to and women ed ii luxury now living in cans with the high spirit of Americans by defeat in a conflict in which their all was staked and in which they confidently expected an easy beggary after being accustomed to sion and prodigality the hereditary and ruling class tyrannized over and spoiled by unprincipled adventurers whom they cannot but despise and hate and politically until recently were by negroes they once owned meet I 5113 your countrymen in this sad plight and where is the heart but melts flows to And they ure worthy of our charity My range of observation was quite re- but the meekness the patience the submissiveness of those I saw ed inc I am aure that I could not have equaled them if in their situation and I would be afraid to trust my thern friends in comparison should obey tare like them Conversing with them freely in their altered circumstances I er witnessed a sign of animosity save when were mentioned and then they were temperate in wrath contrasted with Northern visitors among them They accept their situation as it is so far as I have they accept the issue of the the abolition of accept tho actual unity and indivisibility and sovereignty of the General they accept their citizenship of the United States as really paramount to their citizenship of the blacks and their political equality with themselves Tho outrages of which we hear are not theirs An entirely different class perpetrate thorn In such States as North and South Carolina Georgia Alabama and Florida are a distinct race of whites ed Crackers and poor white as distinct from what used to be the erning class as the They are unlettered and penniless thin dwarfish find in body and mind and of rising to the higher rank and merging in it They hate the blacks with and are ready for any violence to them and di and keep up as is natural with the un- employed in the reasoning and unintelligent tho bitterness of the days of the rebellion towards tho Federal authority I attended tho Klux trials recently in progress at tun ami saw the kind of men engaged in the Ku-Klux outrages and without an exception they were this poor puny low ignorant and debased set and the OUTSIDE MADISON Wisconsin's Compared tne Madison the capital of the State Wisconsin the Badger as she loves to be called is in many one of the most beautiful little cities in the west It IB laid out somewhat on the plan of Washington with streets anc avenues radiating from the Capitol ing built like the National Capitol on a hill in the center of the city in a park scarcely less spacious than our ton park shaded by trees only half a tury or so less in age and beauty than our Washington trees There is only one tel in Washington that has greater archi- is more complete in every way than the Park Hotel of ison Standing in its vestibule this ing looking at the dome of the State Capitol only four or five hundred yards distant rising above a forest I thought for a moment that I was in our own the Potomac and that me was the most beautiful dome of all the domes that man hap built The Wisconsin Capitol dome is almost an exact copy of the upper half of the dome at ton contracted to suit the smaller ing upon which it rests It was I am told designed by a Madison Mr built at The entire building is creditable to and is infinitely richer and more beautiful than the Capitols of a en Eastern States is a typical western pical of what the western city is fco ba rather than that of what it is It is full of order and decorum Its avenues und streets are broad and cleanly But for the most part of cut stone and brick it presents that solid substantial appearance which tells of thrift and industry and in- There is no begging There is no loafing around the street corners and railroad depots I have seen no rags ex- cept on two or three dirty Indians one of led a poor blind white man to a tel and then went on his way with a limp bow and blunted arrow slung over his shoulder the Lord only knows where to fish or to shoot perhaps in and beyond the great lakes that he once called his own Madison is a prosperous ing third-class western city By-and-by it will bo to Chicago what New Haven is to New York what Chester is to delphia It has great advantages and great possibilities and its people if I do RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY The or General Council of the Protestant churches of France recently held has resulted in a separation between what may be styled the Evangelical and tho Liberal or elements of French Tho majority render the lead of M resolved that The Holy Scripture are of sovereign authority in matters of faith and salvation by faith in Jesus proposing declaration by the adoption of a Opon this it pears thai tho An important decision the Church of England has been given by the Privy Council Rev Mr of Frome was accused of preaching Ro- man Catholic doctrines concerning the real in the Lord's supper The language charged to been was declared by the judges to be not con- or repugnant to anything in tha articles or formularies This is to be regarded as a Broad triumph The London Times It is now that a clergyman of tho Church of England may teach any doctrine n limits which only extreme subtlety can distinguish from Roman Catholicism on one side Galvanism on a second side and Duism on a third Tho decision has added considerably to tho ng dissatisfaction with the Union of and State and helped on the cause of dis Seal SQUIRE for National Fire Insurance Com- pany of Milwaukee Also proprietor of tht Langstroth Movable Comb for the Dodge and G OLIN and Real 7 Hate Brokers and Notary Public Office oo ground Boor building on West Division St Itf F A for too tual Insurance Company Waukesha consin Real Estate Agent Counselors A at taw fice in Rene's block Mill st Waukesha Of- over Post Office 45 The female Seminary at Fox akeL graduated a class of seven besides one member of the graduating class absent in Europe llev Mr Alexander of Racine ave the anniversary address Tho same gave a missionary address at the anniversary of Rockford Female ary on The Regeneration of a subject that was specially interesting from the fact that ho is about to engage in not mistake their temper are preparing B to avail themselves that is within i in Italy He was dismissed their grasp The spirit of the century ia in their blood They are what Carlyle calls workers They read newspapers give reasonable attention to politics love good horses good houses and good living They believe in paying their Washington BRICK as facetiously calls him thoroughly understands the art of advertising every possible circumstance to his count In his Struggles and Triumphs ie gives this amusing illustration of his in- genuity To an able-bodied beggar who willing to work after putting him in- to a theatrical uniform ho gave five com- mon bricks telling him to go and lay one on the sidewalk at the corner of Broadway uid Ann street another close by the seum a third diagonally across tho way at ho corner of Broadway and Vesey street by the Astor House the fourth on tho sidewalk in front of St Paul's Church op- then with the fifth brick in hand o take up a rapid march from one point o the other making the circuit ng his brick at every point and speaking o no one With the remark that it was ill one to him so long as he could earn his the man placed his bricks and gan his round Half aa hour afterwards t least fire hundred people were watching lis mysterious movements HB had a military step and from his church to enter upon that vice by a council called at Kacine last week our exchanges this week we see tho death of Rev Charles H Brook of Brooks was a prominent man distinguished for pulpit oratory scholarly attainments and genial spirit We recall at this moment an interesting address from home him in the winter of 49 in Kev Dr church Boston In urging his denomination to a higher Christian life ho said they laid great stress on morality But this alone would not secure the Christians aim It was lifeless and inoperative There must bo a living principle Morality was beautiful all but it wag like a mariner's compass whan it came from the hand of tho instrument with graduated face a ished needle perfectly poised on its pivot and all enclosed in a ease of ite workmanship Yet it was dead less But pour upon thi fluid and it lived it vibrated and trembling turned towards the Great iur and forever ufter through sunshine E Counselor at Law i Practice In ths state United Courts A sin ond Counselor at Law Office ID block TTT S and Counselor at also Court Commissioner Will re- anil loan make collections in any County of the state general for buylni and selling real estate Office in blocK tho Waukesha County Bank Waukesha JACOl dealer goods Merchant Tailor and in Clothing and Furnishing rj Tailor and er in Gents furnishing goods block Shop In Date's c opposite Tyler 4 Bank Waukesha Lumber Merchant Wls A good apply of all kinds of Lumber kept constantly On hand amd sold the lowest rates at Depot S AND SIGN Shop over Wagon Shop Main Street taT Mr Howe is a workman of Experience an in Every Job C- RANK A Agent for the Finkle and Lyon Manufacturing Company's new Sewing Machine for WauKesha County P 0 Box esha Wis REDUCTION IN PRICES DR J S MOWE DENTIST Will insert full upper and under sots of teeth on rubber for or either set for Also sets on his Base which is MUCH MORE than lubber and no more injurious than pun gold which is not the case with rubber Teeth 31 led BO as to last from 10 to SO yearn AU work of his after the 1st of July will be kept in good repair for S years without Teeth extracted without pain it desired E JJ Store No 79 Main Street OCONOMOWOC WIS Milliners MISS E POLAK daa Spring stock of MILLINERY Including Flowers Laces Vails Tissue Illusions Yankee Notions Corsets Kid Gloves Hoop Skirts Ladies Jewelry Having been able to buy at reasonable rates from the beat Chicago houses she Relieves that ahe can do better for her customers than can be done elsewhere and therefore invites all to call examine Waukesha Oct Bth 1370 NOTICE N BURROUGHS nas o stock of Hardware and STOCK of WAUKESHA NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL ji President S V President A J Cashier SMUT md Shoe Makers Shop in Spence's block All work dono promptly and in tho beat manner Boot and Milker opposite Gaspar's furniture store 5 T F ICKE in Shoo ind and kinds Tho ghest market price paid for hides and Store in block Main street Wisconsin A- Surgeons Muft Co atthe residence of Dr II A Youmans anc Wia L MOORE JI Homoeopathic cinn over Jewelry store Waukesha A M M tnd Surgeon over Tyler A Co's Bank Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Consultation entirely and without trussus and Supporters always on hand Address Box wa Waulle and warranted s Tfl Will do business in his in part of the Also Afrent for the American In- Company of Orders may be left at the 24 H and storm directed tho trusting mariner desired heaven so it was j with the soul touched by the influences j of the Holy Spirit The Arab fisherman testimony disclosed no others svs leagued natives of sandals manned r in seven one of whom is while ini rs the Kuils etc The for the sponges from of tho scandal and the round on his perceiving one him to strike it The in which the Arabs fish to twenty-five arc most export divers use the spear They light boats just o a and oarsman with them or instigators of them And by the way I witnessed thero the so striking to a beholder in Charleston that of blacks and whites gled indiscriminately in a and the whites though cultivated gentlemen perfectly at cnse in the place Charity brethren Not only is there a constant call urgent de- a fine opportunity for it in tho world but if we would acquaint ourselves with men learn tho facts about those whom we are prone to denounce how much more lenient how much more kind I do not doubt that there is a in is placed a thick sheet of j formation and reflection People nre M is immersed in i vere in their judgments and views from enables the fisherman to i not knowing those whom they reprobate I or from not knowing the facts in their by the i The spears used aro shorter than those em- the nnd but adroitness they are r covered by sixty feet iu their iur spears with sucl before the nnd dart them so precision one after first has time to he surface the second in small boats but do and the employment of the have not acquired the knack of t n5 n or four spears r seldom secure an equal although they are successful than the -e fishery as it is stated considerable augmentation the number of fisherman is reproduced within a removed Ity Charity hopeth all eth all and let us cultivate it Whatever appearances may be and whatever charges and reports let us hold sentence in reserve and at least inform ourselves of the truth before con- is passed And when guilt is indubitably ascertained let us mete out judgment as we would have it measured to us and forgive as we hope to be for- given A clergyman catechizing the of his church put the question in the to a What is your consolation in life and The poor girl smiled but no The teacher insisted said I must tell it is one of the young printers on Main street A Chinese newspaper has entered upon its two thousandth volume It hois lost all its original subscribers sober as a judge re- whatever to the constant inquiries i on s to the object of his singular I the end of the first hour the sidewalks i the vicinity were packed with people all anxious to solve tho mystery The man as directed then went into tho seum devoting fifteen minutes to a i gave our staid Presbyterian friends such mi awaking last spring has been the in- nocent occasion of a sensation among the Baptists She was recently baptized by immersion without joining any church Miss Smiely the preacher who emn survey of the halls and afterwards returned to his rounds This was i ted every hour till sundown and j er tho man went into tho Museum a en or more persons would buy tickets and him hoping to gratify their ity in regard to the purpose of his ments the policeman to whom this gave her no access to tho communion table and she was perplexed between her I bad my object complained reluctance to join a particular church and that the obstruction of tho sidewalk by her desire to commemorate tho Saviors had become so serious that I must t call m my brick j August Galaxy Story A correspondent of the Interior tails the rest of the With er she committed the subject to Christ and so left it A clergyman who knew her wish and yet himself could seo no way to its gratification was called In a village not far from Berlin an old couple lived very quietly upon their tle property Both had carefully i within two hours of her baptism to ad- their coffins some is i minister the communion to a dying often the case among country folks The coffins were placed in a stable and were used as a receptacle for different things especially for storing up baked fruit aud other articles to be intended to be kept for winter use Vot long ago the old man died suddenly The son who was a soldier quartered at tened at the summons to pay the last re- spects to his father's remains In the meantime tho mother had with the help of another son who lived with her put all the articles in one of the coffins and in the other had duly placed the mortal re- mains of him who for SQ many years was the partner of her journey Tho coffin was carried to the grave by the hands of stout country youths and lowed by sorrowing relatives and neighbors while tire bells tolled out their melancholy The ing day the son had to return to the gar risen The anxious mother wished to give him some of the fruit etc that was packed away to take with him on his journey and on going to the remaining coffin for that purpose what was her ror to find the body of her husband In the confusion of the moment the wrong coffin had been borne to the grave and now there remained nothing else to be done than to dig tho first up again and bury the dead body while a second funeral oration had to be pronounced by the village pastor ber of his church With sudden impulse he called for Miss Smiley told hor the took her with him They found the man within a few hours of hia end His wife recently converted had been prevented by her husband's illness from coming before tho and for- mally uniting with them She desired to partake with her husband and her pastor consented Then across the entry in tha humble house were the a rooms of a Methodist brother and sister who had been very kind to the sick and dying man They were invited in and there together the gyman the newly baptized Friend the Methodist brother and sister the young conTert not yet formally set off from the world and the passing soul brake bread and the merit of whose common blood all alike trusted to be sar ed There was a terrible ec- rules but I think there was joy above To what color does a flogging change a boy's It makes him A Auctioneer for the County und SUte at d will attended to at rates 38 Hotels FOX MARTIN Madison street near the nnd stopping at the Fox River will Hud it a pleasant and ble place Fresh water and good stables on the WM BLUE A J M I S j Transact a general Buy and sell Gold Coupons Exchange nnd Bonds Revenue Stamps at all times on hand Draw direct on all the principal cities of Europe auf AND ESTATE AGENTS IN DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE U S BONDS AND SPECIE A Banking Business transacted and In terost allowed on Time Deposits Loans on Real Estate negotiated and Mortgages bougn and sold Parties to sell or purchase Heal arc requested te call upon us CORRESPONDENTS NATIONAL BANK Milwaukee UNION NATIONAL BANK Chicago ANK Now York IMPERIAL FIEE CO OF LONDON Organized 1803 Capital AN EXCLUSIVELY FIRE TRIUMPH INSURANCE OF CINCINNATI Assets Consisting of Twelve different Grades of Su Nine diff Grades of Teas A large assortment of Ground and Unground Pickled nd Cove Oils Canned Pineapples Gherkins Peaches Walnut Catsup cester Sauce London Club Pre- pared Cocoa Choclate Sardines Figs Nuts French cured fish Halibut Cheese Pure Spice Raisins Sago Tapioca Macaroni In fact everything in the New and Fresh will be sold Cheaper than the Cheap es It M Agom Wis premises 44 WISCONSIN U Proprietor Those in search ul pleasure will find this a most delightful resort situated several beautiful lakes six from thu Village of Having rented the well-known Exchange Hotel of Waukesha I shall spare no pal us to muke stay of my guests ble and pleasant Dealerin Groceries Provisions and Tobacco Crockery Glass and Earthen Also superior family always oa hand Store in his atone his old Bfeand Waukesha JiHE UNDERSIGNED Would respectfully announce to his olU f that has GRAIN Thomas Proprietor for i Corn Oats Pork and retail of four and six horse and Pitt's latent Thresher anp Separator Cornstalk and Straw Plows Wagons uad Stump and Grub extractors C Cleaner and Dyer All description of thia work done in the best of style and i a ah or notice Shop on Main Street one door east of Wagon Shop NELSON Dealers in Groceries Choice Cigars and Glass Stone Earthen and Ware Yankee Notions Canned Fruit Candies c nur Corn Sleal Oat Meal market price paid fdr and eggs delivered when desired Main Street ba ET Manufacturer of Haiti and lancy Bridles tc and etc Haiti c Eagle CITY FLOUE B N Simball Proprietor Merchant grinding donelo tne on short notice tp of Wauke County Office In County Building Office Jours from y a m to 12 and from 1 to 4 p m except on Mondays will open at 1 o'clock and close at 12 n T AMES and riage Maker Shop on Main sha Wagons and Carriages made to order and of the beat material neatly ana executed SPEN BLOCK Opposite O M Tyler's Jc Sank for thy pose Of and ALL OF Watches Clocks Jewelry Ac Any work entrusted to ray care shall be promptly imd faithfully done und at reasonable prices Jewelry of every description made to order ENGRAVING On GOLD and executed neat and 0 A June S D JAMES HIS CHEWING TOBACCOS Are acknowledged to bo the best in town and at less price lie bus u assortment o SMOKING R B Tailoress undersigned would announce will Machine Stitching and Ii also pared to Out and Moke Clothes for from 4 to of age iu the neatest and on MKS Ii April Chicago St Paul LINE The Great Through all Rail Lino for Milwaukee Chicago New York Hew England nnd the CANADAS CINCINNATI ST tODIS NEW OMAHA SAN And all Principal Towns and Cities PURCHASE Tickets via Milwaukee IP GOING EAST OR SOUTH MAKING Sure Connections AVOIDING TUB Annoyances of Changes of Palace Coaches and on Night Trains Palace Sleeping Cars BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH A V n Pass S 8 Manager J C Gen Graduate of the delphia llego Office OTer Jewelry Store at Law ovo r Post Wisconsin AF SOUTH County Superintendent of Till be In hia office at the Court every Saturday Address 46 F rooms over the Post Office Latest and best styles of pictures guaranteed Now the time get jour A- of and dealer in Red Durham stock Durham QiU tesha County Wla is going to stay here and you will always find him at the OLD OF JAMESON JAMES where he be glad to tee his old customers and friends and everybody elno This Urge and well arranged store he has ailed above and below with the choicest stock of Dry Goods In all its departments HATS CAPS LADIES GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS PAISLEY SHAWLS BLA CK MERINO SHAWLS RIBBONS of all Colors EMBROIDERIES FINE LACES AND LACE in fact everything usually kept in a first class dry goods We don't believe in ing much but wt calculate to perform what we advertise and shall Bell onr goods aa low as the lowest y U Our stock of TO Supervisors of the town of will meet at tho Town Clark's office in tho town of on 1872 at 10 o'clock A M for the of receiving sealed for tho building and furnishing the abutments of the bridges across the creek itt South and the samo creek at the old Mill property and for the building of thf bridges across eaid creek For further of the under- signed E PORTER A C Dated June 872 DO YOU KNOW HOW IT IS will coir pare favorably with the best city made and we shall eeJI them at the old the fabulous of wool S D JAMES If not ge to French And discover that they are Belling the best lines of groceries of all at the very bottom prices and call at their store on MADISON ST WAUKESHA Between the depot and For River will be guaranteed C Into the enclosure of the undersigned on Section in tae town of about miles northwest of Genesee Depot A TIGHT BAY about 15 bands one white hind foot The owner may said mare by calling on the undersigned and paying the essary charges WILLIAM EVANS Genesee Depot June 1872 TIT D DENTIST WISCONSIN Corsets and Dress Goods the special ties week at 0 Stein The celebrated Hugo and Alexander Kill Glares in all at Clarke's Uiuo useful in every louse
