Weekly Gazette And Free Press (Newspaper) - June 3, 1859, Janesville, Wisconsin WEEKLY GAZETTE AND FREE VOLUME XIV JANESVILLE WISCONSIN FRIDAY JUNE 3 1859 and Free u FUOAT IB If tat j by T E m advance supplied by Iht Carrier bo eM tjE over due at time of will rule of OF matter or equivalent In epice i lw I 3w Ml w I 8 w I 3 m I fl m I CO CO CO L ca or AS D ES 1 I I I 12.00 fig I 1.50 1 JO I I I jig I 1 I I 118 W I L I OO I 15.00 I 4.00 6 ail 1850 n I oa I is oo 185 oo oo Carils In ill Mch line for 3 per year line NoTtcm -1 m NOTICE I c kil anil mmc having of OD nury of Ac I nit t not with direction tul and charged for AJ.I Transient bf fo Tins rale uill rbt be frori the lc u tie aod Weekly IS cent deduct on oo tt t atno int will bv Off No El ST t OOU IE JC II DK D C S C OLE M D 3 u-t lul rt Science Ptn E r acd in Ni 5 JOHN A ui ler he P u dt Jm V u dtf Jn tJc i ul Retail ITS and ti nr 7 coal s ue Ui m J E B i J I DRAKE for ail a 1 ret s ock of 11 0 at tl t J nt x mil rs lit I la r B MOID Street Oil of e V M 8 NT rr r s n fo Cor v Inn nit C ui tl i O i C ty ci J Mile L t s XLI J J r t u V nN blor J u 1 PR T H I N i ii c- U 1 tu s 1 r l r l it il A -i acd ic o the i t Experiment BY KATI Ma why don't you ever dress asked little Thornton as her mother brushing the child's hair and her clean apron There was a momentary surprise on Mrs Thornton's face but she answered Oh DO oao cares how I look Don't Pa lore to see you look pretty stated tho child The mother did cot but involuntarily ahe glanced at ber slovenly faded and worn calico dress nod dingy apron both bearing witness to an mate acquaintance with tbe dish pan aad stove slip shod shoes and soiled ehe could not help remembering how ehe had that morning with uncombed hair and prepared bei breakfast before be left home for tbo neighboring marl it town roused Bbo Aud then memory pointed buck a few years to a neatly and tastefully dressed maiden some times m her father's house again gling her joung companions but never untidy in her fresh nnd blooming And this sdo knew full well a picture ot herself when Chur es Thornton first won her heart Such was iho onde he bad taken to his pleasant homo Row had mi ture life fulfilled the prophesy of She still m features graceful m foim would eill o or an accomplished wore ed by no Yet she to there and I or house and diJ sec n to ig to bei so Hell Lopt and the look n he and her loi in to fiet Unit lu hul in in on began to in 1 to her dres he readily excused her m mmd nn thought -1 c not nch o ins so u i no abatement in 1 is nitid o in in co p id ie wo t k o she bee still mo e ot PLI iral up pom ance ind contented be i t scc tha nothing which to tin mi tint so tin ml a mn ter ow i heir 1 ippi AH th 3 eh tin of lutner i L of paved befo e her a- the pr it at her side repeated h Doi t Fa 1 nt to see von look 1 CF nu ar- i red n nl nor ie t he uer Mi ton i i en tne or MO G N Hie a pie urc book which amine he tu ho 0 II 1 ILC I a IS OX ut at s put je ui n not evi n ft g day b u o h t elo hto p ot e aftet in J i II ou ll d t i ir V h Iji nd 01 v h rt d h ago otc i In 1 as t 0 licht he 1 ns H 1 i i th pn 10 e c ed nn 1 I tu n id tic T i L 1 h 11 01 Vi a ii i e lur 1 i 1 e uU l id oi c in it di l ll tt i ca 101 h drt v i- mji ia i tilt I pu t i i t to thn i tf o n 1 oh o pc t in i t 11 T i tn li i I rill 1 e nis il t it i o v ir tn r e r it all u t u fc t T- r i1 t eJ lo i r ur fro t l T t t t 11 3 t n t J t tin tv 1 u -id tit till b i 12 i v ej iic p1 ml l b C t d j i t in re l 1 he K Oil ID the fresh verdure of June while tho ty mountain ranges looked blue and dim in the distance He cannot help wondering if they will find his wife in the same sorry predicament in which he left her that morning and tartly shrinks from introducing eo a personage to bis refined and friend But it is now too late to retract his polite in- are the old one field more and his fertile farm with its well kept fences appears m view neat white surrounded Yonder is his nth elms and maples ibey drive through the large gale way the man John comes from the bam to put out the horses and Mr hurnes up tbe walk to tbe piazza leaving bis friend to fol low at his must see bis wile first and if her out of sight before his visitor enters He rushes into the fitting room cannot hie its the very image of bis lovely bnde ard a self blush mantles ber cheek as be stoops to kiss her wnb the words of eur lie has time no George Morton has him and he Charley as lover like ai ever hasn't tho honeymoon set yet nnd then he is duly presented to who the pleasing excitement of tno occasion ap pears to a bettor advantage than Tea is upon tbe talle and tno gentlemen do j ample justice to the tempting repast spreiJ them A happy meal t 13 with admiring upon his beautiful wife Supper Mr Nellie in bis Up but she soon down and climbing her father's knee whispers Don't and drawers mv Terrific with a Rat Last week the proprietor of a place near Illinois while busy with his wife in pre- paring their summer flower garden found self in the want of a few bricks for the edge of tbe walks Remembering the cisterns be un- covered one of them and it dry at the bottom and only about six feet in depth he jumped m and commenced out some ol the best he could pick from the walla It seems there was a piece of plank with one end partially imbedded in tbe earth that what incommoded him so seizing it with some he pulled it out and threw it to the top What waa his horror and surprise at the next moment to find that be had unearthed an rattlesnake and himself with no wea pon m his the cistern was rouud and only about feet in d ameter ho could not jump out and the snake with an ger and rattling defiance was ready for battle His screams brought his wife to the scene but ehe was so with fright that ehe became power ess to render any stance Tbe snake in the time commenced the fight ng repeated him out he on each to bit upon the head with his boot without re a bite the snake all the t mo becoming n ore depart and enraged During the whole scene which lasted several m the man did not loce 1 is presence but watching his chance irado efforts to jump from l us seeming pit of destruction At tne laSj trial ne a brick winch gave waj nub nm ard in bis hand es be stood fronting bis his ing one- j a few more and matching REQUIESCAT IN Crosee is dead The La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad after a career in the history of railroad management in this country has at last expired having been sold out under the third mortgage and bid in by Wm Barnes the trustee for the bondholders at the sum of one m llion five hundred and thousand three three and thirty three cents 33 m pur suance of an act of the legislature passed for this at the last session We regret that tha stockholders are thus com to lose their stock but understand that tha largest ahare of it has been pur chased by brokers and spectators at less than one per cent or at mere nominal ces of to tbe large amount of nnd debt has long been an unavoidable necessity and only a question of time Tho old has been really ever since the revulsion of 7 and its decaying carcass had become a stench in the nostrils cf the peop e ind the state will rejoice to see it decently buried It was born feet Crosse and Milwaukee should Milwaukee and Li Crosse a fate and unfortunate destiny bns pursued it trora nativity We do not propose or ries of tne the dene bury its dead MONDAY MORNING MAT 80 1869 Fore I KB News Tho steamship Asia arrived from Liver pool at New York on the Tho fol lowing are principal items of news Napoleon's departure rom France was a perfect ovation and his reception at Genoa where he arrived on tho 20th was most cordial He issued a stirring address to the enjoining discipline and stating bis only were that they would show too much enthusiasm He was expected to proceed to the army on tho 14th The King of Sardinia visited the Emperor at Genoa Sard nia bulletins continue to re- port retrograded by tbe whose head quarters were The ana had retaken their former position The British government formal ly proclaims neutrality and warns its subjects against violation The war de issued i not ice ing the formation of volunteer throughout England Activity in tho En dock yorde is to that at th heights at the Crimean wn Tho dead in pace But we bone the reorganisation Of results are as lost the ns s ol his wife was ed to climb ten lew HI d m Mr Morton's soliloquy rot ft o bid f to Ins me itm 13 a happy fanny What lucky fellow a hand wile aad she so good n lo housekeeper Ihv be III se tie down ne i ay which pleasing ide nigh wi b hn vi Mr T witched 113 M with oome could not beat to her the favorable SIQI which he win bad made ou hp f ien Vi and irresistible impulse from tbe pi bn when mo e the earth ho fan cd away and n was sorno tune before he be For sevc al succeed ng day he was quit unwell owing the that him lame Tic snake was afterwards taken Iron the when it was found o seven feet in contained thirteen rattles The hise been and are placed m Mq beum for ion CCT v fcc urt t 1 it notice n L vp a K T wojt 1 of tl o 6 ictl i i lo hi IF FOFT Ot i Anil Ii Waul tft nt 01 Oa C ill c- Ov 0 acd itt other f e c r J u o i i t u-t iS DR B F la DOT prepared o ite in e h I Ol t t 111 tu e mt tit ie h ul i ro i l tho e love I bu chc ed Imh J i ti cl a jgi ih it 11 o fi i In hour d 01 ap hid ted the nu TI over ber bh 1 a trr cab ai d o bt t loved 01 Ti u ho etnt eu her or app t im oft HUE suggestion or al in ly to the so long un men toned them but Mrs ton 1 no fi advice with rue wo u t t d tbe advantage she haa a id Wai nut at 111 n to reh it i In dirk tni d eo lar a i n ng for a and tLe tbU d at no for alt i i tn ODI i on i to tl e skill a-d b It 11 Ins u i 1 o te s n the fore oj i i of hu e In n b ing 1 i iv itg aQ of btt i e Mi Mn Iho to tl r r ne 1.1 1 i v of 3 no I de K e t b e t J e tl eJ A e r J a erw ir la M 1 on HIV i e I i wit to ne j iif hi n t e U it e i it I ive to do oi ti iu pit v t i nn 11 n u e bet mil In rt f t i e 1 0 to i rt uo il Tl f 11 jr 113 l villu Oo Da lurl it ipU t l tor n n I i s e e- t be I t l iq c l l t ipp inn ic o 1 T O tf I C 1C e 1 1 p1 II I bu t C uitt Mtc me ii it i UKT cot d no l 11 i lu V te i Noting r tl o ref jn l ilia l I ter d tj r u c I tn i on Tn o i ot in a rj uC t If Thoron GOLD Can which dowa from Om las brought rotun ing golu report n uth on tbo and thore a rt mor that City and Au rora bad butT been del by a large nod ot em for the of plun dvi tl at 1 DTI ds we e 115 with We do i of ere li tbe repo t o ir Mit uo give it for what it 13 K thai abom i h to 0 lubi und we e t in pa s i There much itn ai 101 5 tl cm ai d it f they wo ild o b fu cc to i rc b tn n t th it tl crc wtu a of nine i the o i v iv to t na vcr I n i on i LIT b in In b ick I Hit r u vri il m hnd nV n ph on t 10 ron o i n imv er cf t id c pa el Thich upon bt nj opt i e J iri a il the nf IKI b ul i slut 1 t It u i h f i Hue mil if of oig i era mo itn -1 I to tl c nn ih e ipe ling o i e tin r o it a i u t u s tbt e of In ho f on vh eh l lie I nte tint remedy ij pern t ntc vO tell ing the greit Ued m Tim rift H cori pj at A it wood Ivi and c led in every firm and po r-ii the river t IL- rong find a hand cd i n tne river 3 1 10 veld to Ion on t nip Liu iud in inu j she sati them i r of t is e ind not ch elli p iud ye r nf er reir he heks of non u tl em as i bright or 11 d purer ever the aoly An I ou n soliJ living and basis will cuff jse its beneficial ind reviving influences the state ind restore 111 the management of the whole north We ire glad to tv it tbe old nime las been burred the old Mr Barnes the nnd the third bondholders to tho s of th s state aud bled their charter at Midi son the of the Mil iid elected a bo ird of directors appear We hops now ui factory at ran gem eat be with Mr Cl the lessee bj the neu akc possession of the road ui the present existing 1 the i se find tbe cannot but be of great disad u ago o both pii 1 he of the old ny who tl c r it i cr in the fairs of the o seci re the completion of the roid hue been provided forbi tlie new or und oun one four a ot the slock ih is provision tho fi 111 of tho of l ne Ciosie co fie i I Ost 11 tbe t irn nld br v M Minnesota ro u fi rlj 1 11 he i m its e lu h n hope u 11 JL n un the f if rci 1 rid the itc c WHOOP n ii ji Hi i ui in 1 ird 1 jy lor t t i e ci n H nn bol U U his d i r e in R ihn s1 t- p lit IDS ol l tc jie s i v appeal M d in ti I e n en ho s i mode h s t I er in 11 Ih ai tl li 3 n th people imid he of ilone would hue rendered h in In person was short ed Tha army of Lyons was under for Italy This will laise the iu Italy to about French laws is die Tbe projected mission of Prince is abandoned German Diet has adopted a proposition to pit ou a war Tbe hive both author aed a war loan lor the from Turkey report m- agi tn tho Prov spence Co more t since the departure of tbe Vanderbilt and th of Flour bell fot an but io sell quotations 1 of an ifh luce which cl eck ed sales and 1 ot AT Pt of the Louis lug fiom on the lib sija is a most condition o things on the plan s its of stit id otl ers on prickly d u on o found along ll e roau Iho picking up a mini educed to si roin s He cti un one diLA ip his bid when the other died he v is in aim v o iri cl bs tno u or A uar mel hal reached tin nines i k ing i ed ie i p mo i that h 3 nine ill lie o oi tl o ro Up ird ti h 111 been ab i the to id tne Jo Ie ter t ie nines ire o the returned State Printing Several of our iog this question with as much zeal as if it were a new one or as if the were likely to be productive of aome good The time has been when this discussion by those now engaged m it outside of Madi son would have been of real service but the opportunity was permitted to pass unimproved That time was eighteen months ago when the legislature was in and when a was before that body regulating the future disposal of the work We wrote and printed a good deal about it at that time but there were no helpers Now that the horse hag etolen propositions to lock the stable door are is and useless At the time to which wo allude Bennett of this county introduced a which would have as effectually guarded against the steals complained of as any law could done but little of the out Bide luterest uow so expressed was then manifested and a substitute for Mr Bonnet's was slipped through the lature by the Madison under which the existing contract was made Having fought alone when fighting was demanded we feel no inclination to em- bro I ourselves now It a foregone conclusion that the state printing 11 to be an unmitigated twindle by whomsoever executed We think the present tor has gone in a little steeper than bis im mediate predecessor just as that beat the one who proceeded him long as the state is fleeced and there is no hope of a remedy t matters who pci forms tlie operation On the or rotation it 19 turn uow and h is certainly doing the job handsomely interest shall be aroused o labor at Ike i lime per haps a like the one proposed by Seua be passed and the Micron will DC compelled to a degree or two higher or submit to something like d and honesty m trai sael ons with the state yt iny to corpu uts St Josti li on Siti e icj he n tlie o Us lit hell bent will it hs boJy hid lot enough to hold up the weig it of mo ki v in hij mi brain e Ct roil MOV elate it Washington has published a list of claims held bj the ot the United States aga nst foreign with the Lames of the claim unto the ch irac e- of claims the if my cither by our o MI 01 The Hikes d te from I IbM 1 he cst claim is oOO tic Urgent Great the lexc Spain the Peru and v Clura New an 1 Br c ieh he el inns exceed i mill ion II o ire slowing an c ot no bi les 19 J clan is he its wh ch are nil ot i co the if us cf ou tho M ui has been n formed of the ide tot U mealing opon the m Mm bf Aait tUt en back about aW tM from the Ticino t which remember that all ud m arching have to country hardly seventy mte U and M any time temM bare been reached by a two H be evident that the an not 8 to precipitate an What atiatcgio reawns may be far grade march but if fighting intended it u cattail that the golden moment u which a of might been gunol bn loft It was the of wilh tho battle ground that if Mow It would be aud occupy Tuns before the could reach it or the I lint precipitate ber upon aud take of the railroad from Genoa o Turin and make of Ibe French over th it impossible She has done neither Beyond levying t ons upon the towns that die has occupied and exasperating Ibe inhabitants by her f lie lias done nothing Tbe delav g lie nil the of which invaders lately Thar strength now be far from el men In possession of all tbe strong now by the presence of the allied sovereigns strengthened by tbe nnn indications of with their cause abundantly supplied the of war they have already won the 71 tifft of victory At this stage of tbe game rf the do not advance the An engagement cannot long be delayed Madison Journal sayi it in pleased to give publicity to the fact that the Rock judicial vote was ly canvassed bat was not aware of the fact until our late notice asking if at would hurt to mention it II the Journal had given one the attention to the Gazette it does to any er paper in the state jn making up its slate it would have noticed this fuct before it had been by us the time and twice in connection witH seemed a studied omission on tie part of the Journal j It is possible to sometimes find a ilom in Gazette worthy of nt tention DiFhuiKVT ex press with dates from Denver City tc tie 13th armed in on the The panic the subsided 111 ft great measure und better feelings prevailed Quirts had covered and promises to yield well Dust had been offered in limited quantities in Denver City but there had been none par chased DRUG Tt Teeth tram tin HOT Gold Foil aad 1 a O CrM I w PERFUMERY Hair Tooth T Toilet Powders SOAP CAMPHORATED Troa tW o 4 O PATENT fw tto popular prices To Builders A t cf Treot OTT t To Chi Thompson t Lead French acd in K Urge of dry a and WOB 1 and 2 Boiy Iru DL TO m corres on point The and particularly the in p r m the ar recent traveler mace the tour of the United States mentions very singular custom which he says prevails in PI We give his words t II
