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ParR0naI.

800 Gen. Leslie Coombs Of XIV Hon. X.
Mofehrad, of Pa are at WIlIards'
- Col TarPley, a distinguished citizen ct
mississippi, died in Jackson. ON the Ist instant
Of pneumonia.
Hon. w. g. Whitley. Nd; Hon John 6
D t,1; ina capt Barton, L. :. A; Major Ben
MCCnIoch, Texas; are at kirkwoods' =
-" Hons III NJ. Phillips, Pa H B Anthony.
NJ John Cochran, y. Y; Asa Parker, Pa and
OaPt- McNut, u. ;. A; are at Wizards
-''- Hons. Thos. Hardiman, Ga: Baltic Pev.
ton; Tenn ) :. Marshall, Ill; John C. Burch
ana iadY, Cal; Gov. b. Magofin, Ky; Ex.Govs
w A Richardson, H.; w. A. German Mimi !:
H. X Runnells, Texas; at Browns
'''' The register of the National Hotel contained
tne names OF a host Of the delegates to the late
charleston Convention, who are returning to their
MONIES Most Of these were guests of the National
Hhen they visited this city on their way to
- nAfieston, and expect to be again in June when
the convention assemblies In Baltimore AmonV
t =. now here we notice the names of Hon. II
r Butler, Mass; p. r. George, n HIT w ID
hoolnson, Me- Gen. Pratt, Conn; Hon n
hHeyJ Mich e. l.. Becker, MINI: w Girls
void, Ohio; A. p. Willard, Ind A. Spragne.
n; b ; Samuels, Iowa; Gov. II b Payne
OF these States
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GEORGETOWN.
Coyyssposdsses Of TAs STAY.

GEORGETOWN, ID. c., May :, 1860.
On Sunday morning, about half past one o'clock
nre was discovered BY the watchmen issuing from
the lumber yard of Mr.. Francis wheatley, near
the lower bridge across Rock Creek. One or two
OF the nightwaich Immediately got TO work with
buckets, but the fire gained rapidly on them In
about fifteen minutes the fremen were on the
ground with the hose of the Vigilant company;
and plentiful supply Of Potomac water soon sub.
dued the flames. Mr.. w heatley's loss, fortunately
is not very heavy il was the act Of some vile
incendiary, as part of the shavings used as kin
ding Were not consumed when the watchmen
arrived.
Considerable sympathy is expressed by portion
OF our citizens for Justice Reaver, who was lately
convicted Of malfeasance, as he has been a magit-
trate here for number of years, is an old man
and has large family dependent on him.
Our citizens manifested great surprise on Satur
day morning when they learned Of the arrest Of
John III. Darnes. He is youth of eighteen year.
OF age, and had made many friends by his FRANK
and ingenious bearing, and his accommodating
manner as post Office clerk. The scene which
ensued on his return TO his indulgent and alrnos
heart-broken mother, is said to have been a mos
affecting one.
We are glad to learn that the fishermen are
making out very well thus far this season, and
that IL is expected friend Cropley will clear
handsome sum before the season closes
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=, W me brig Storm King, which cleared from
New \ ork for the coast Of Africa on Wednesda,
strongly suspected Of having gone after a load
OF slaves. Two attaches Of the United stats
Marshal's office, who undertook the duty of dc.
tanning her, upon information Of her suspicion.
character. pursued the brig as far as the Yarrows
boarded her, and is alleged, without the propcr
inspection Of the vessel, her outfit and cargo per
United her to depart. The two officers were
brought up before the United States District Court
on Saturday morning. Theyare named Theodore
hynders and Henry Mum. Joseph Thompson
aepossd that be was the first Deputy Marshal of
me. ns Ds'rcti that neither Of the parties were
,sro., 10 eco 70 serve the process that they made
~, ~ relation to the Storm King until Nav q
Rvodpp,. u y, that In subsequent conversaf on
storm King that he had drawn nstoI Will. ' oo
on sos,d t rsa sU' pointed IL at any one; some one
,hs 49, ,1 n,m one thousand dollars 10 lot
me ne Sssssi go; he demanded fteen hundred dol.
ths ne.t Ssv IA T s promised To be paid to him
Judge then directed the District Atto.nIgg me
hls order forthwith. The order w. 70 IKE
Mr. Thompson, who was In court ana 81 "a On
alateiy Informed the Judge that he had
Eynders and Mum. The Judge said he S ca
done very properly. NC had
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IL Mr. Dallas, in dispatches to the Govern.
nent, intimates that serious apprehensions are en-
tertained by English statesmen for the general
peace q Europe. He thinks that European affairs
are in precarious condition. MI Faulkner com.
municates nothing of special interest He had
been busily engaged in overhauling the archives
Of the LeCation.
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IHE LENGTH OF THE SESSION -NOtwithstand-
ing the desire Of so large portion Of Congress to
the contrary, II is already evident that the bod
cannot possibly bring its present session to close
before the middle Of July. The majority Of the
House certainly design passing new tariff bill.
for tine sake of the benefit in the approaching
Presidential election they expect TO draw from
such action on their part; which will be -stren-
uOusiy opposed by the Democratic minority. of
course. The consideration Of the subject will
occupy the attention of the House necessarily
for some weeks, though it is well known that
nothing whatever in the shape of completed
legislation on the tariff can by any possible
chance be cOnsummated before very nearly the
close Of the next session. Nor has Il single gen.
eral appropriation bill Of importance been finally
disposed Of by the House; or, indeed, placed in
fair way Of being speedily disposed of The due
enactment Of all Of them will occupy the BODY
for quite month, laboring assiduously; and i, is
very certain that they will not settle down to
work until the last Of the Presidential Conyen
tons shall have been held. Under such circum-
stances, we cannot perceive how the session NAV
by any chance be brought to close before the
time named above
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IL The committee having charge Of the Ma
tonal Union Convention in Baltimore are erect
Ing grand arch. and platform in Monument
square, over space of sixty feet, which is to be
decorated in high style Of art and brilliantly lit
up at night This is designed for the accommo-
Dalton Of the ratification meeting, which will
take place on the evening of the day when the
nominations for President and Vice President
shall be made
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The SOUTH ON FlRE.-We have yet to open tn.
first southern Democratic exchange paper tina
fails to rejoice over the position taken at Charles
ton against tie restriction Of slavery platform and
candidate soug to be forced upon the Democratic
party by the squatter-sovereisnt faction Ever,
such newspaper represents its own section as bcnn
fairly on fire with enthusiasm upon the subject
Indeed, there is evidently no division of sentj
ment anywhere in the South upon 1.-THE southern
opposition press, on behalf of those it represents
being equally as emphatic in its approval of the
stand the South took at Charleston in defence Of
southern rights.
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Spirit of the Morning Pre,,

The Constitution, speaking of "The Miscarriage
at Charleston, - says
A., ne eVens al charleston have demonstrated
the absolute imprae'icnbi!itV of foistine mn cGr
0iaats HPoH the Democracy to rhon The Democratic
S.atsS oTs opposed, and have shown that those
s'a.es Possess suthcient authority yet in the Union
equal rights Of all the states under the Constitu
uon, despite Of all the means and appliances that
can be brought to bear against them, whether
from without or within their borders"
The same paper reads lecture to the Republic
cans on the subject Of Congressional
The IHfsHigsHceT is devoted 10 news
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~ len or twelve monster steamboats, in
winch Is loo ked up capital 10 the amount az NJ,
hss tesn two millions Of doliars are now k,ina
'er doe ks OF Chicago, Buffalo, and other ioIe
~ AZ Charleston they have ripe Strawberries
=" potatoes, the latter are bringing so cents
III p. T. Barnum is BUILDING ano,,s, h,ns
''ine house not far from his old ifanistan. 1
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HE DEATH OF MIR. HARRIs-Private adyicss
from japan confirm the reported dsath Of Town
send Harris, L. :. Minister to Yeddo. The fact
was announced by Mr.. Williams, of the firm of
Wetmore, Williams Co, at Shanghai, to his
wife, now in Boston
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PLAYING OUT THEIR IMPUDENT GAME The
DouglasLtes are already at work seeking indus
trously TO get bogus approximations Of southern
States al Baltimore in June next to demarai the
seats Of the delegates who seeded at Charleston
This is evident from dispatch from Augusta
Ga published in Saturdays Star, where a meet
ing Of a handful of sore headed Democrats. aided
by hundred or two Opposition men for the fun
and mischief of the thing, was Inagnified by the
Associated Press telegraphing agents in Augusta
into an imposing Democratic demonstration for
toe benefit of the Douglas restriction of slavery
cause. Similar meetings will doubtless be held
everywhere In the South, to be addressed by
Douglaste adventures on their way home nom
the Charleston Convention. The Opposition are
prepared to attend them D,asSe, Of course; as
by so doing they can aid in creating the impress
sion that Douglas really has party at the South;
than which nothing be more untrue, his
southern followers being almost entirely confined
to the disappointed ONCE seekers and plunder
mongers Of desperate personal and political for
fumes who lately legged for him at Charleston.
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" III seems that Heenan and Sayers are to fight
again The day is to be fixed so soon as a sur
2eons oPihion shall have determined when the
injured arm of the British pugilist will probably
be ready for use again.
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Is THE HousK, on Saturday, after we went to
press, considerable number Of bills on the Prf-
waite Calendar was passed, and some tim. spent in
Committee OF the Whole in the consideration of
the tariff and loan bill.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
w ASHIN GTON THEA ER
BRILLIANT TRIUMPH,

The manager avsIls himself IF an opportunity Of
varying the entertainments Of hS establishment
with the beautiful and novel performances which,
the return To public life Of ''
MIR. ROBERT HELLER
enables hun Ia present He confidently Runo,lncos
thIs artist as the First PTestis dItateuT of tho
world, since the retirement of the Justly rpnowned
ROBERT HOUDIN.
whose marvellous. simple and elegant feats arc in
~ IL and effect repToduce,i-not imIta ed y Nj
Heller. series Of SOlREES FANTASTIQI-ES
VIII I've gwen during tho week commencing MON
DAY, Nav 7. and will comprise. IN addition TO a
rich VARIETY oi entirely new, novel. and splendid
experiments IA ndtuTa magic, never before given
IN Amerlca Limitations of tho marvellous power of
SECOND SIGH.
Last night 81 CahalJSiic Clock, the Dove and
Flowers, the Inf ,rnal Medicine. the Arab Chef
LucIier's Punch Bowl. the Cone the Garland the
COTnuCOpIs.
Admission 81 cents; orchestra chairs 81 No e1tra
charge for reserved seats Box sheet open daily from
a IN. TO p aud from 10 Q. hen seats NAV
be secured without extra charge.
H. On WEDNESDAY aud SATI' RDAY AT
TER MONS will Ice given MATINEES for the
Especial accommodation of Families and Children.
Doors open at o'clock performance will commence
AZ "a precisely. Admission To all parts of the houSe
80 cents; Children, y cents ma :
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u The L. s. steamer Dacotah (new) left the
"osPort Navy Yard on Saturday for a six days
trial trip
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u The n. o. Picayune says that tickets in a
'o-caled Maryland (bOgus) lottery are exposed for
sale in that city
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u Anniversary week commences in New York
to-day.
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The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation is
abOut aicIOck
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NAVAL ORDER.--Lieut. John w. Bennett has
been ordered to tho National Observatory, Wash
inCton, d. e.
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A RARGAIN IN FINE HsLLET. DAVIS
n Co., nakeP PA M bot itd as-s; .-c;s Yea.
JOHN p. ELLIS,
mas 800 Pa. sv., bet 9Th end loth sta,
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TREAsURER,s MONTHLY srATEMENr


"a Monday
.audtL
rangus androm
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NOTICE TO CoNNOIsEURS.

ID NOTICE TO CONNOISETRS
Ak I1CU LAX Attention is called TO the sale , f
superior. hDe and pure Bottled Liquors At NrSSr>
Wal Barnards auction rooms. To MORROW
MORN Nc, at 10 O'Clock. Also a caSs of old pr-e
hath'll Brandy, and q cask of pure Cognac fully
guaranteed, with choice lot of fine Wines II,
cases.
RAkEkSI BUTTER IN BALTIMORE.-We
- can at all seasons of the wear suppIy Won viii
every grade of Butter. very choice W. ave some
best, for pound cake. r - '"o
ELLICOTT & HEWES
ma 30 Exchange Place Ratimora
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ANNUAL MAY FESTIVAL
POSTPpNrn

T. POSTPONED.
~ He PIC MIC OF THE WASHINGTON
~ ICHERS' CLUB, 90 be fiven al the "a
Park, l. postponed until -
TUESDAY. MAYA -
r IicketS held 10y persons viii remain gooilEA
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EoRPHANS' FAIR.-Ne the undersigned
* Lady Managers of the Fair held al the As
eelnh'y Rooms Tor the Benefit of the Orphans ko
great pleasure III recommending to our Catholic
friends and the public IN general Mr, IosEru
SCHAFFlLLD. who furnished us with tho yer, he I
Ice cream we could get, and at the lowest prlcr.
HIS Cakes and Confectionery were delicious and
does credit to the magulactufer. We would a,I,.ISe
naqaEers 81 iars Glc mes A. to eve HIM call
5 ST Miss MARY nt'EMsEi'
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THE DE- MOCRATIC AND ANTI
~ know Nothing delegates duly elected to the
Mayoraty Convention, will meet at the Assemble,
Rooms, on Louisiana avenue ON NOND AZ E'Vy!'EI!S
NlNG next at O'Clock, for the purpose of efectinC
tne nomination OF candidate for Mayor at the en-
suing election. By reouest Of " viz 'N
ma SIT tUF DE.I EC ,,rI,S
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40! FOR THE HICKORY BOYS!

:, The First Grand MAY PARTY of the HICKO
~ SIL VII take place NJ NDAY ca
ENENlN6. Nav 7th, at THORN'S HALL u
seventh Il. Mozart'S celebrated string hand -
nai Deen engaged for the occasion. Stuctlklha
tIn< gentleman and ladies' By order of Comm,
tee of Arrangements. MAI
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BOARDING.

MRS. III LEN VI. WEST has taken the large
~ thr e-story house, No. 323 II street, south
sue, lew steps east Of Seventh 81 and in the IN,
mediate vicinity of the Patent Office and General
pS 10 oIce which will he opened for the Secep on
pi botTders7IhavIng very pleasant ChamfArs, duu-
bic AMI sin. leon the Ist Of Nav Table Rosrie-s
will also be received. ma / 2awItns
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pOSTPONED-The PIC NC Of the HARNp
IL MA AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY "a
~ 1eorgetown, which was To have taken -
ma S.57 TUESDAY. Mays -
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THE u T. II CRATIC AND ANTI
x hnoW Nothing Voters of the Third " ard
VIII meet az Ieniperancr Hall. on WEDNESDAY
ENENlNG next, at "a O'Clock for the purpose Ci
nominating candlddt" for the Board of Aldermen
thTte candidates for the Board of Common Conn,
cil, and u candidate for Assessor ma : a.
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A HOUSE FOR RENT, on Ninth ST., between
"A and Vow York avenue-NO. 3~1-of seven
rooms. Inquire next door. ma & So
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G. d. HANSON, Secretary. ma 7If,eair
EOR SAbE.-A handsome yuunC SADDI r.
HORSE, years old, perfectly sound N
ana gentle, wonld suit a lazy. Will be sold at IN
a-gan. Also, a small Family Hor and "a
so"h second hand Rockaway and Harness will he
sold at sacrifice; Apply No. SPA Penn. avenue
Express. 80 d,
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barometer at the Smithsonian at Ia m. fcor.
rected for temperature,) 20 SIS; at noon, %, Isl
Thermometer at a. m, CO.; at noon, $40
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q. the inspection Of the Ladies', Citizens and
RpNISNsEsi CUR MsE Supply Of straw Goods such as
every number all selected with great care in point
OF sts!e and quality for the retail trade especially
"a .ies not IN Immediate want of the above would
nnu u really TO their advantage to delay purchas
ing until they can see the great nduceuenfs offered
" IS an =. ~ STEVENS,
THR EXTENSIVE FANey DFsIkR
35o Pa avenue, betgeen 9Th and 10th sfs
up b-H Washington, ID. G.
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| EOR SALE, or will be exchanged for improved
citN property. 80 acres Of good LAND. about Z
| miles from Washing ton, and mile from the Rail
roan station ~ BritSyIIle. IN Prince Georges couu
| tIiWl. ma : lw
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Amount sui
Ject 10 drsft.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

For Other g For SnIe aud RsHt'' advertisements
sec first rage I
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1FRELlGlOUS NOTICE.-Elder J. ID. BEx
~ EDlCT, pastor of the christian Church an
baltlhoTe, Md, Will preach in w. w. Corcoran' :
Library BnIldinE on II street between 18th and Iith
streets. THIS EVENING, at O'Clock. IT,
0@NOTlCE.-The Democratic voters of the
~ tourth, Firth and Sixth Wards opposed 10
the 10 - lecI on and denomination of James q. Der
Ist - liiE MAJ oIaIty Will please meet TO NOR
9lh 2pltol corner Of First street eat and North
\ street, Capitol Hill. 49, "
=, nose residing IN the FIRST Second and Third
Wards will please assemble ON the follow, Int
WEDNESDAfJ EVENING, at the zane hour,
18th ST rretS. Those d3nocIatS oftbe Sevouth ~ rJ
Ilehiiy I" IN" objects of tic 81 mtetin IS are 70
go, W " ''ttt'iI ttihct ol them. I Z
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FOR RENT-That hand some three story and
attic FRAME HDI- Sc. ,rtaining II rooms.
on the east side of Twelfth street. No. SIP, near
the SMITHSONIAN. - for Mt. To a careful prompt
sos. J0tI[ JFFSNII'rII We
ma } 81 Attorney at law Eirbtbs,
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E0R RENT-A CONVENIENTLY arranged BRICK
= DIV ELL Nc, on Twentieth street. between VI
and y SIS, First Ward. containing seven rooms
Good water IN the ward. Rent Sl51 per year For
inTthe Their particulars Inqnire of JOIN T.. HER
RETT, next dOor-No. 2O7 ma ~
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MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER.
w from Paris ssss lesye 70 inform the LsdIes
suited on all Affairs of Love or Business Al asa
Eleventh street, between r and G.. Aps-Ims
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-28

William McGeorch, Plaintiff, against Wilcox NJ.
Wright, Jennett Wright, Lucy Lang and Oscar s.
Ray, Defendants
= virtue and in pursuance of Judgment of fore
- closure and sale, rendered by the said Court in
the above entitled action the 18th day af Septem
Der A D. 1861 shall expose for sale and sell at pub
icaucton to the highest bidder at the Topping House
IN the village OF Waterloo, in the comfy of Jefferson
aforesaid, on Thursday. the goth day of December A.
u ISbO at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said day
the following described mortgaged premises or SO
much thereof as may be necessary raise the amount
OF SAID Judgment with nterest, COSTS and the expen-
seS OF sale, to wit All the following described real
estate, situate in the village of Waterloo county of
jefferson and State of Wisconsin, being Lot number
two, l2) in Block number one az in the recorded viii
lage plat of Waterloo
Dated September II, 1860. l5w13sen21
). j. CONKLIN, Referee.
LINDSEY DREW. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT.

In the matter of the estate of William Kelley decd
ON READING and fling the petition of John
" Ford, one of the executors, &c, representing
among other things that the have fully adj
mnIstered said estate, and praying that time and
place be fixed for the examination and allowing their
accounts of their administration it is ordered that
SAD account be examined by the Judge of this Court
the Court House in the village of Jefferson in said
County And it is further ordered that notice there
OF be given to all persons interested by publishing
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
to sad day OF examination, in the Watertown Repub-
lean, published at Watertown, in said county.
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD
Dated Sept 6, 1860. 14w3septl4
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1860-09-28
Jefferson County Court---IN PROBATE.


In the matter of the estate of Jonathan Pierce de-
ceased. ~
IN reading and fling the petition of Josiah Drew
y administrators, &c, setting forth the amount
OF personal estate that has his hands and
the disposition thereof, the amount of debts ont
standing against said deceased, and a description of
all the real estate of which said decedent died seized
and the condition and value of the respective nor
lions thereof and praying that license be to him
granted to sell the whole of said real estate and II
appearing by said petition that there is not sufficient
personal estate IN the hands of said admnstr TO
pay said debts and that it is necessary in order h
pay the same to sell the whole of sa real estate II
Is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
said real estate appear before the Judge this Court
on Monday, the 5th day of November next. at two
O'Clock ?. NJ at the Court House in said County
then and there to show cause, if any there shall be-
why license should not be granted said anministra
tor to sell said real estate according to the prayer of
said petition. And it is further ordered that copy
of this order be published in the Watertown Repub-
ican, for fat least four successive weeks prior
to said day OF hearing and also haa copy be person
ally served on all persons interested in said estate re-
siding i'll the county of jefferson for at least fourteen
days prior to said day of hearing.
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD
-. -. -a County Judge.
baCeu september IL, 1861 15w4sep21
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SALE OF FORFEITED STATE LANDS.
Office of the Commissioners of School University Lands
Madison, June 29tE2 1860.
COUNTY OF DANE.
'TATE OF WISCONSIN,

Ian in hrnaf having
viii ored fra atPulicA
ii S o IL Ma the > yNot
n da nof
a iu o the fJury. ISI
U td damages
can notinluded
ne payable the tim go chase nlbefxe
d n al betcar
L. P
Commissioners C Lands