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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08
HOW THE THING IS DONE.


JAMES FLETCHER OFFICE, 313 Market
ST., Wilmington. Del, Feb. IL, 1861.
JOHN FoRD ESQ. DEAR SIR:
I have long desired to send a good
prize to your section of country, believing
that it would act as charm to increase
my already extensive business, also add
much to my reputation as prize seller !;
but until recently could not obtain the ad-
dress of any person who would suit my
purpose by showing the money and declar-
ing the fact, that it was drawn at the far
famed and substantial old lottery Hcuse of
James Fletcher.
Having by chance obtained your address,
and believing that you will uso your infu-
ence to promote my business, | make you
the following extraordinary offer: Send me
SO to pay the managers for full package
of 26 tickets in the Grand Consolidated
Lottery to be drawn March 18th, and if I
do not give you prize OF St, goo at the
very least, will forward you another full
package of 26 Tickets in ono of the popu-
lar Delaware Extra Lotteries, at my own
expense. ] make this offer in confidence,
and Will expect you to show the money,
&c. as above stated after the drawing is
over.
As l invariably remit prize money by
Draft. you Will confer a favor by naming
your nearest Bank.
Don't delay sending for the package if
you wish to avail yourself of this Glance to
secure fortune.
- Yours, sincerely,
s-. JAMES FLETCHER,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08

Que night-oh. how we'll I remember
it-a cold, bleak evening in midwlnter I
sat alone beside my FIRE, absorbed in med
itation. The book had been reading Law
beside me, upon a table, and my candle
burned low within the socket, for it was
nearly one clock. although had not yet
retired. Suddenly Twas aroused by a loud
ringing at my door-bell, and sound of
sand thrown against my Window from with
out, and lighting another taper, | de-
scended and opened the door,
There upon the steps stood Robert Red
law and four other fellow students, all the
worse for liquar. and all in hoistrous spir-
its. Let US in old fellow, cried Robert
We want to tell you of our lark BY
George. we made a night of 1t. Snch
punch as we've had at Tom BIS while
you have been moPing over your musty
books. You must go with US next time
There was no use Of remonstrance, and
one BY one, my unexpected visitors mount
ed the stairs and took bis place around
my 6re-side.
Isay. Bob frightened US all. awhile ago.
began one of them after temporary 81
lence.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08

In Peterson & NaIdaner's Block Watertown WiScon-
sim Wholesale and Rerail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro.
eeries Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Nlecnanles
Tools Hats Caps Boots and Shoes, Window Paper,
&c.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-08
Business Dircctorn.

Dsnuty County Surveyor of Jefferson and Dodge
Ceunties ONCE over Watertown Bank.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
Adju.am General of Iowa
lncEcdtblc Atrocitv.

Under the head of Putting Dead
Yankees to a New Cse,' the Norfolk Day
Book has the following paragraph:
We have recently seen some candles
which we were told had been made from
tallow and fat fried from dead Yankees
who had been slain in several of the bat
ties which have taken place between them
and the Southerners. We don't know
whether our informant was joking or not,
but certain 1T is the candles look mean
enough and stink bad enough, to have en-
aiated from such a source
We hope for the credit of humanity
that the Day Book is jesting, but anything
good irom source that can find subject
Tor lauA Ahter on such matter, is hardly
to be expected
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

NO lf--Ihat 40 citizen int ahllan. OF rsssasut al
this state. subject DO military auty either IN lie
tonNseer heserss Ai4a hereafter enlist o..
sLa ali persons iisb military dul Hlihin ttsst.It
srs hefsb, prohibited fom eDlting agreeing toen-
Hs,T assembling With ts o. ier the Iurpest af el-
terms The service oil any usher Nor shall anH
perscn within this Stats iAbie nllitAr, auty
Ter into the service Of e tniie staes except und.
the eXETess authority - this Siste. Frortasa That
this order ~ not intended To ~ teLt lie Coy
ernnent of tLc United States II.m recruiting r The
kexniaF Army, pursuant To the Actsof Congress aa
otdsd arsher that fis Order ana .Lv ntA slCese4
Ing ole does not apply 70 the Company being
raised at Dubuque tr The .sLyo Rcgimentn
NO lii.-ihat all persons, whether re44 cents orils
btae or ohcrN ana ali "a su
thorlxcd oNers oi the IEted states recruiting Tor Liz,
United States Regular Army, are hereby proAilitea
from eAiisting or IN msnnsI raising men within
into The military service e any .iher state or OF the
United States except pursuance the Law and au
thoril. of the Slate of Iowa.
No. lV--1hatthe AdJuiant eneral Of this State be
charged with the duis OF seeing thai neither Of the
abose Orders mos. IL. nndll J is violated.
And the saa AaJutant General, when satisfied that
either or any Of The above Orders mos IL and lily
has been being violated shall ordpr all ofrers III
less lhe tuHmaavT t tbIei otierW DIRECTS Ia he
attached TO- enter aud pfyates l any Gonna.
~ or regiment beng ihlsed within this State unler
authority the reof.
BY vi the commando Int lief
y. IS. BAKER.
Adg1taAt 6shefai II HE state II Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
Washington. Nny. Il

Com. Dupont's official dispatch to Sec
Wells contains nothing of additional in.
terest, being merely short narrative oil
events. Accompanying the dispatches
were several trophies captured flags and
two brass cannon, lately belonging to the
State of South Carolina.
a list of casualties is also received -
Total Killed =, wounded severely q, slight.
ly wounded II.
A letter from Commodore Dupont to
Sec y Wells says since writing his official
report ne had sent gunboats 10 Beaufort
to take possession of the town and protect
the inhabitants. but found the place
abandoned to negroes, who are in a law
lesss condition.
The following is an extract from pri
vate letter from an officer engaged IA the
bombardment:
Our success has been complete; and ter
ror runs over the whole country. The
negroes are wild aud plundering their
masters houses. The whites have been
driving the negroes away by force and
shooting them down, but they still come
to the gnnboats- The moment General
Dfayton took to his horse in the nanie n
the 1th his 200 negroes went imn,edn,te !
ly to tue Wabash. This is WORTHY of mo-
lice ~ putting down tho nonsens. that
the slaves were ready TO fight for their
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

proportion Of which must now be accu.
mula'ed there. II the property owners
should prove persistent in their disloyal-
W the gains OF the Government bv con.
hseation must be considerable.
he possession of this harbor will ZEN.
able the North 10 open new Cotton
port where the experiment may be tried
"s 70 how tar the cotton planters would
avail themselves OF an opportunity of sel.
ling their crops.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

Eg- The funeral of Mr.. Underwood. of
Company A OF the Iowa I'd Regiment,
will be attended to-day, at the residence
Of his father, about three miles north Of
town, on the middle road to Montrose.
All members Of company 4 who are
now IN town, are requested 10 meet at the
corner Of 10th and Main at III O'Clock
this forenoon, for the purpose Of attend 4.
ing the funeral. Carriages will be in
readiness.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
Tho War IN Acurucsv

Ahars, for the present, appear to re.
mainin statu quo iu Kentucky. How
soon an advance will be made is mystery
which only military men can unravel.-
The rebels, however, are active, as will
be seen BY the following from the Nash
vile Louisville Courier:
On Monday last number of prominent
cltlzens OF Southern kentucky met al
Russelville, for the purpose of consulting
together relative to the future, feeling TINT
duty TO themselves and their posterlty,
the protection Of their constitutional
rights, their lives and liberty, demand
that they should resist the oppressive leg
lslation OF the State Legislature and tho
tyranny Of the Lincoln dynasty. They
remalned IN conference for several days.
with closed doors On "Wednesday. be-
fore their Adjournment, the INJUNCTION OF
secresy upon their proceedings was re-
moved, and we have laid before US a brief
synopsis OF their action.
About forty counties were represented in
tire conference. Hon Ii. G. Burnett pre-
sided, and K. Mckee and T. S. BRYAN
acted as Secretaries. A series OF resolu
tions, reported by Hon. G w. johnson
Were adopted. They recite the uncon-
stltutiolal and oppressive acts Of the Leg
isiature, proclaim revolution, provided for
Sovereignty Convention at Russelyille
on the 18TH of the present month, recon-
mend the organization of county guards,
to be placed IN the service ard paid by the
Confederate Government, pledge resist
ance toail Federal and State taxes for the
prosecution of the war ON the part Of The
! nited States, and appoint Rob't Mckee,
Jno. Z. Breckinridge, Geo. W. Ewing.
Humphrey Marshall, H. ". Bruce, G II
Hodge, ". Preston, e. W. johnson, b.
Duncan and r. B. Thompson, to carry
out the resolutions.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

masters. They surrounded Captain Am
mon IN crowds at Beaufort, one Of then
calling out in the joy Of his heart, !.
| didn \ think you couldn't do it, massa.
Gen'l Sherman's report to Adi't Gen
Thomas Is received He SAYS it ga,
agreed between Commodore Dupont ans
himself to rst reduce the works Mt Port
Royal aud thus open the finest harbor on
the coast south of Hatteras. He says the
/ squadron had been almost entirely dis.
| persed by the gale, and the vessels have
been struggling in. Up to this date tn,
transports steamer Union, Belvedier
Osccola and Peerless have not arrived. -
One OF them is known to be lost, and il il
probable oil are. Ii is gratifying, how.
ever, to say that none of the troops
! transports connected with the land force
were lost, though the Winfield Scott had
to sacrifice her whole cargo, and the Ro-
anoke portion of hers to save the lives
OF the regiments on board The former
will again be enabled to put to sea. OF
some of the vessels connected with the
naval portion of the fleet, some have been
lost
Alter careful reconnaissance of Port
koyal Bay it was ascertained the rebel 3
had three field works of remarkable
strength strongly garrisoned aud covered
by three gun boats besides strong land
forces which the rebel Il were concentrating
at Charleston and Savannah 1t was
thought proper to first reduce the fort on
Hilton Head, though to do this a greater
or less fire might have to be met from the
batteries on Bay Point at the same time
Our original plan of operation Of the land
forces In this attack had to be set aside in
consequence of the loss during the voyage
of the greater portion of our means of dis.
embarkment, and the fact that the only
point where the troops should have been
landed, Was five or six miles from the an
choring place Of our transports-alto-
gether too great d stanc TO successfully
debark with our limited means. 1t was.
therefore, agreed that the place should b,
reduced by the naval force alone. | was
d mere spectator of the combat. and il " AZ
not my province to render any report OF
this action, but | deem 1t am Imperative
duty to say that the firing and mannuvr-
ing ot our feet against that of the rebels
and their formidable land batteries. was
masterpiece OF activity and profession
al skill. After the works were reduced.
! took possession of them with the land
force. The work on Hilton Head was
severely crippled and many Of guns dis
mounted Much slaughter had evidently
been made there, many Of the bodies hay
Inc been buried in the fort and some 20
or so found some half mile distant.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

p-We are sorry TO learn that, on Sun.
day last. by prairie fire about two mile.
north of Carthage, Hancock county, Mr.
Michael Boyle, former resident of this
city, lost his house, some improvements
ON the land, some stock and a small sum
If money, in all to the value of $500 OF
800 The loss will prove serious to Mr..
B9yl4 who is poor man with family,
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
I ! ENERAL ORDER NO. 46


AD5urAsT GEsEgAL's gyricKt
n Davenport Nov. /, lS6l.
AZ frequent applications are made 10 this Depart
nent 10 provide transportation Tor Articles furnished
gratuuonss for the eomfrt u Iowa troops cam ia
this state and IN service ~ other ssi.sf deemed
proper 30 hss all ~ 6rcies will be Tor.
waraed without expense either the donors or tho
soidiefs.
Ths steamer Ad. Hine the sorhern Line steamers,
the American Kxprtss Cu. ths Unllsd states Express
Co, tbs Western stage Co, and the Railroad Compa-
nies have made nsost liberal such lransporl
ton.
The articles most wanted are blankets sor single
beds quilts of cheap material about long b. so
inches vide, wooden socks woeien or canton nannel
bed-goSnss Wrappers under shirts and drawers snall
hair and feather pillows and cushions for wounded
liul.,; slippers
belicaces for The sick, such farms, root corn
starch, eocoa. aud uieeiy dred fruit can be adyan
tagcousiy distributed Jelliss shUnid be carefully
~ pared, TO and most securely
paestd.
fackages articles furnished f9r particular regi-
nefs avi4a&ls, must have the uishes III the eun
or in regard 10 the dirposton oil such Articles vr-
piseltiy endorsed gpou then
Aii-riieies sheaid be closely paektd In wooden
boxes ar ihyery sropgiy wrapped bates aud plainly
directed On the top contents N eac h box un
der cyer iiss SHAT Ii contains shoula be pac a;
dupllcste ~ Ghts shopid ht seat ~ mail tome
la Ills cohnection csuiot too s4fnesily urge npou
tbs AH8atAnts~ regiments the agsuluie necessity ~
ns6a iu returns ef thfir rsgimehta. with All promo
ts"ns rasaAites, thangvs ~ location III resln.t
etc lis og - sGeIa reports taat the 1jutA9E
sfal - abst 81 he.p aeUaraBs record tfe fvwa
regiments, ana furnish tie eystrButtofas above re
feeseafo. Tie Atatsnt ~ho ipeglsets iht. duty In
n8Ets Nrofr uTan hts res myns
agsiaat utBsral suuif be happy h receive snd
forward anS oi tiss ahosn* tmed artcie. furnished
b. iA@itldaais " ty soeettys.
n. B BAkER,
moved AdIutAut General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
COMMERCIAL.
DAiLr GArr Clrv 0rsicr.

DAILr GArr CIrv OrFics
NnoKuK. Nov 9, dl
FLotR-sapernne 81 sds spring nhea, extra 81 IS
! Fall " heat Extra 81 81
/ BRAN AND sHoRTs-o5 TO 4oe . 100 ns
/ CORA-l5to l1e i. bush.
EAELLY-Np sAie.
| NnEAT-ln good demand. Fall 7oa75; 81 ring S.
| choice 10 5se.
EiE-eoe, anu.
! osTs-fets rise.
+ POTATOES l5a 20 hy the load, retail IS 10 aoc.
| stOAk--NeN Orleans fair si,glo),, prime 10 j. q
II -. clarified LfsI3; crushed aud loaf l2sasI3b.
nBLAt sEs--lianiation IL s50; Sugarhouse 4ys1s So:
Golden Syrup 7oE sc.
eoFF kE-h.o il aslsc; Java 2as "A: Laguyra rug -
RlCE-99s aioc.
soAP-raim DC. Family Sac. German tcin.) -.
g7lc.
| CANDLEs-s,ar l5a 10, stearine 10 Mouldli
LARp--6e; retail Zoe.
BuTfER-c3mmoh q &C. Choice 10, retail IL i. els
LEdT4iFR-Sole 45a.2s. Harnessasa3c.
hiDAs--pry ice, green aaa5 green sheep pelts
ao1435e; green hog skus l5c.
Haf-limothy, new S. ooas6 00 baled ss 0oa slo
Prairie s3 o.
skEDs- Hungarian Grass 90; Timothy 81 90 Flsn
Seed 55ado
oAioss-a5a ioc.
EGGs-sagc.
WHITE REANS--e0cs4 81 90
FEATHEks-.5a3u.
FRUIT Dried Apples 81 90 y bushel. Dried
Peaches 81 see 81 IS Raisins e. IS "a 25
cHEEsEM sstern Reserve DC; DenmakeL17
BEEF-lkeac grosss 3s4 y quarter.
snEEP-si Sa2 81 y head.
HOGs-Dressed a!a3c.
sALT-G. A. 81 so q sack; Kanawh ha ~ 731 q o.
barrel: Liverpools 81 soa g. 90 sack; Lake % So
60 to y DBL
FlsH--Aaekercl, No sa0S a2I y hhi.;No2 9 sic
4si7, NJ. Si24 sl3. White Fish No. 1 IS 50as =
half bbi. 1sl Fish see Q M
RAGS-2r.
OLD DlRoA-tsahc h. Brass 90 Ioe y H. Cop.
per iassc n.
EACHAAGE-on New York, Bankablc Funds IA /
for gold !. cent. 81. Louis n v cent for MIssour
Funds.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

BE- Private dispatches received in this
city yesterday from Col Lauman. say
that Major Rice and Sergeant Major
smith, both Of the 7th Regiment, are
wounded, but not dangerously, and pris.
oners At Columbus, Ky. They are both
from OskaIoosa. Hawkeve.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
New \ ork, Nov. IL

Orders have been received TODAY for
the shipment Of ordnance and ordnance
stores to Port Royal. They will be- for
warded immediately
a letter from Bermuda by the brig
Peerless. states that the rebels steamer
Nashville was NJ St George on the 18th
day OF October taking In coal.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

As these places have suddenly becom,
subjects OF interest and anxiety, the fol
lowing description of them will be founc
instructive:
Port Royal Is fifteen miles Northess
iron. the mouth Of the Savannah river
and Is In all respects the most eligible
| point along the southeast coast for effect.
in- hostile landing The entrance Ia
the harbor Is one of the best below Nor
folk , aud tue harbor itself is large enough
to admit Of the anchorage and movements
OF the whole feet. The city of Beaufort
ls situated on the east side Of the harbor
on Port Royal Island, with population
OF about ofie thousand The harbor runs
into a.d commands Beaufort county,
which constitutes the Southern extremity
OF South Carolina The population Of the
district III 1896 was 3s ,Su5, of which on
~ $500 were free.
The chief staples of the district are
Cotton, Rice, Indian Corn and Sweet po.
tatoes. Beaufort is one of the most popa-
ious districts in South Carolina. The sur
rounding country Is a level plain, but it
tie elevated above the sea and the soil is
ailuvial and sandy, well adapted, appar-
entity, tor quartering troops, and for the
movements OF an attacking army Port
Royal communicates almost directly. bv
railroad, with both Charleston and Sa.
vannah- A force moving up the river
from Beaufort City would strike the
Charleston and Savannah Railroad at d
point about fifty miles from Charleston on
the one hand. and ifty miles from Sayan-
nah on the other The acquisition of that
road Will of course be one of the first
movements of the expeditionary army,
giving, as it would, the command of both
cities, and easy access to them, besides
cutting off the facilities Of transit and
transportation from the rebels.
The possession of this point will give
Zen. Sherman access to the most import
ant part Of the Southern coast. aud en-
able him to attackrin the rear the forti6.
cations Of Charleston and Savannah. The
possession Of Beaufort, in fact. must re-
suit IN the speedy possession Of the whole
Of South Carolina and Georgia. This
point Of the coast is situated directly op-
posite the most southern extremity or
Kentucky. A military line drawn from
Port loyal 10 the Cumberland noun
tains would cut rebellion completely in
two, and thereby annihilste the rebellion.
The intention Of the War Department
probably is rather to make this a base OF
operations for securing the whole South
ern coast
30 long as our troops may fnd it ne
cessary to remain in the district of Beau
Tort they are sure Of fine quarters. L. is
The most fertile part Of the State, and
abounds in the nscessaries Of subsistenca.
lhe probability Is that they will capture
no uncomfortable amount Of valuable
commodities. They will probably find a
lew thousand balss OF finest Sea Island
lotion, which. At the present price of
that staple. would prove most valuable
prize
The annual value of the crops raised
~ this districs " W. .O00, 900, very large
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
SrArE or Iowa: ADy'T GgsEgAIss oyYlrE.
Davenport Nov L. 1861.

To al wAom 1t Hsar eoaesrs
Captain James II. Holsey, who has
raised company or part of COM
pany is hereby authorized to take said
company out of the State for the purpose
of composing part OF the I'd u. s. Re-
serve Corps Of Casalay, Col. Glover, Of
Muscatine, commanding.
n. Is. BAKER,
Adju.ant General of Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ap,'r GrsrHAt'r orsicr. srArr or Iowa. j
ORDER No. A. :

S hHNhAh r VIZ flihFrEATF OF IOWA
DAVENPORT, Oct. -, 1s6l
~ an Order dated Executive Oriep Iowa Oct I'D
lael, tho following paragraph occurs
In order 20 effect ali organization In your county
you are hereby appointed to organize Into Compane,
anu Regiments all able bodied meu ia cur county liza
BILE TO perform military duty, Under Chapter II OF ,hs
Extra Session 1861. These Companies and Heg me nss
~ thus oganzea only for the defense OF state
aud cannot be transferred such To The service OF the
United States II. however, companies are organ
lzfg 10 your coast. for Inlted States service YOU
viii not Interfere with such zations but afford
them all proper facilities Report to tic Aduianl
General at Davenport, each eEnent as soon as or
Eani2ed, ond commissions will be forws syded"
As the emergency under which the Order as issued
appears TO have passed, said former order IL 40 far
modified as 10 direct the Organization Of reglin
OF those Volunteer Companies only which are now
raise d.
~ reference TO the law Ii will be seen that GONNA
hes may consist Of not less than 40 nor more than
luV inen each Evers eUrt should be put orth 10 ft
ae sara companies as near as possible t. gnr max.
mum number.
~. h BAKER,
hoYtd Aautant General Of Iowa.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

AH Yesterday morning butcher in
town, for abusing aud threatening the
toll-keeper at the first gate OF the plank
road, abont the passage Of some cattle, was
brought before the Recorder and fined five
dollars.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
SOLDIERS AND LABORERS,

The mp ~eeeientsp rise in Boots and Shoe make.
VI necessary that sa6st once take b. M
les he highest European AMI American testimony
goes ~ rfnye that this MAY be done. A writer Id the
London Mechanics Magazine SAYS II Vince ROM /.
AnfiscFHc Wnter-prOOf BiackIng: "A
h'Fe worn par or baots three years aud am weil
satisfied that bS its The wearing qualities of lsnthrr
"te ~ ikAsi ueaotea. Afneriean testimony Of the
hl-ht stoaSrats confirms ths staten cut
egfd wholesale and ketai. by DUKE a BARRETT
Ae"Auk, Iva. Price OF single n box Is cts
nosi3a
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

@-our Midnight Report came up
missing last night, and the night before
1t wasn't worth the gas we burnt waiting
Tor IT. On the whole it begins to look
like an expensive humbue.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

nG- Private n. Nanalstinc of Co. I
I'd Iowa Regiment, died in hospital at St
Louis, Nov. 7th.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
HORSEs /. HORSES I, HORSES +,

hRoKrR, Iowa. Nov IL 1861
Nh kalTpR kspectin 10 be absent for few day
~ ashthgon thy persons having horse claims ar,
requested 10 call on Wm. b. Love al the Office OF Ran
A'a = Miilsr, ana he will furnish them Government
1@fuHcaies hp viii also furnish Hansportat ION Tor
the members Of the "a Iowa Cavalry aud 10 such re-
eiuting officers aud recruits ~ are referred reme
oH "Wednesday hex, at , 'el gck y. m. Z " Potter
Government baggage Master. Will sell nj pnbllc aa,-
ton some horses that have been rendered uunt far
service Persons Hnding stray horses marked ~ y
are requested 10 deliver lhen +. w Potter aud he
will suitAtl \ RI eward them.
w. 3. Isins viii purchase few horses Tor the GOV
orninent j.. w. RANKIN
nov 1903 Captain ard Il S Quartermaata
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

fa~ Capt. Parrott, Of this city, who was
severely wounded at the battle Of Belmont.
arrived on lexve, By the Packet last night.
We did not get an opportunity to speak
with him. He was accompanied by his
wife and bis son, a member of the Iowa
ii. The Captain numerous friends here
will be the more delighted to see the
brave man whose wounds testify to his
gallant conduct at Belmont.
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14
4 DMINlsTRATOR' s NOTICE.

q n
Notice. II hereby given that the gncd WAS. &c
tober 30tf, ieh, App0insa AdinlstgatyN VI thx w.
tAte III Jacob hshss decreased ALI person. ndnbtrd
ip sasI wsiats Viii cavern themselves at1
fhlss having ealnn against will pruaVnt lhu xil6-
Ia the tinh reqnifssl hy Law.
A&GELlNk Bffh hHKY
AdIninIsffatrlk VI estate Vi Jacob BusheY. dee,d,
II. n t1ttLHpsK, Attorney.
Nov. y, lr0I~dIm
The daily Gate City., 1861-11-14

Boston, Nov. u.
q. X. Gocdwia's Menagerie was burnt
this evening, and all the animals, num-
bering some 10 or 80 were smothered 10
death.