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Cali IN and Settle Z!

The Subscription IL, for the aid Of the E'!as-
a"W H,is,ar., we ha;r 1T With Mr. D. r. DcEl-
soE, at the ids,rti>", uiice: an,l L"rc thos: who
have not as yet ra; their subscriptions VII! cnll
in and settle. Others w.hing to contribute to our
Company fund will please leave the same with
Mr.. DrRIsor.
rs nrdcr. /. II. CLARK,
se.'ry < ';r;sa-'r. Eds.licii (!ussar#.
fame tr %
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OBITU AIRY

DIED, on the G'h inst. at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs Russell, in this Village, Mrs. SA-
EAH PROCTOR. after Il long and piiatul Can-
ccr"uS affection, in .:le .2ih year al her age.
Thus has passed away aa";i,.r "f the aged
,an,rnns "r our Land. Long she lived with us,
a:l,i willis, her teal:h permitted hers was life Of
i.du..rruS habits aud Usefulness. Through her
n,ut!erly care aud coa,;aaca 1yr-;ans IN hchslf
81! her c:rs ~. !!aa III" qualification OF rrar-
:mg 20 IIanhGDi> csI.. SIX worthy lncn.-
l.:r> ,r sr.,ic; ;g--and onc hc!v.'l daughter
in her declining days these n,w ::iilireI rhi'itn
seemed to rc with ra~!: "ier il r"u'r:h",!r: 10
her rrln!rt ar.l happiness Blu, after great 'Ti':.
,.I.;:.n ara pain she has "c c':l!': ;,oln r:7th
Ia hcave..---a glorious :ui ',"liei.;;ai r!sii.c--
from Il .ur,i .t ."r-nw pain and .r.c tu L s.;cct
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Notice.

n OST OR MISl.AiD, on Wednesday last
z 4 Note ol hand for $aiGn, given b., James
E"y. to the un.lcrSisns,i "r bearer, dated 29th
june 1851. due Que day after date III persons
are cauiiuncd from tra,iirg for said Note. Any
concerning il thankfully received.
HARTLEY BUSSEf.
f,1l Srr:r,,, S.rr Iu IIt .E
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ruyiIE Exercises ~! inis Insinrinn will he re-
u saln.: or 'l:s FIRST WEDNESDAY IN
uGTGEEH.
Confederate T."s:,.:Y notes will hs received in
p,, :,.;. l"r Board AID ruii"n.
M. MARTIN, reus or.
.,,,u.ai,ii. Sep. ~ :, -
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BLISS
DYSpEPTIC REMEDY! |!

1T i. customary now .a-dhrs iur ilc rrorric"rs
d and prorcllers nr Patent mrlrinr* l., array
bcfnre tho public eye in the most glowing color,
accounts rr miraculous curos, md at tho same
timc complain "r the poverty of the English Ian
guagc rs being inadequate 10 convey idea: that
would do Justice To their medical prcpnraiiuns.
Now the proprietor Of The ahoyr- named nrcrnrn-
ti"n don't intend to pursue any such course, but
will be conicn, to sa J, can'li'lly, To the people,
what his preparation has lGnc and will do. The
DiSPElTlC REMEDY nueds no such prnpring
up ly any such ruHningly devlsed fables. BLISS
DiSrErT1C REMEDY is the only reliable pre-
parati"n now hefore the people for ALL DIS
EASES OF THE STOMACH, and those other
disease. that have their origin in discn$e Of that
organ. 1t has again aml again cured when all
nthrr preparations nave failed. it, merits hnvo
been discussed hy physicians in counsel. IL haf
often been e-judSr'l AMI thrown aside hy ply
:"!ana nnl consigned to the tomb nf quack hum
huSa, aud altrrTarIg restored to more r"ngcnial
cline On Terra frma, 10 he administered to their
worn-nut and exhaust d patients, and with the
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. It has bncn tested
and recommended. by the mos, eminent physirihnR
Of the rnlntry, and one anil all who huve thor
nnghy tested il in good faith. are unanimous in
il. rrni3r. II will Cl'RETliE WORST FORMS u
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headquarters,
9rm REGlMENT. 5. c. NJ.
prSyoXSVlLLt.. S";.l. ,, 1Sf1.

~ IT VIZ " I'.N 80 7. Vt.
pr%ToNSNiLLt sept. ;, lSfl.
0EDEE, No
IN ohcdien To orders from llesl-t,uartcrs
q c"mmau'iant$ Of Beat Companies are hereby
ordered 10 caasc the ccn.is .f their respective
Companies to lie taken ~ fellows: All hctwccn
the ages Of Il; amt lS--hetwcrn * anl i5--aud
alI between the age Of IL and hlani report the
same to me forthwith. rls;.Sc hc particular in
designating The different ages na- 20 enable mr
tn make my return c"rrrriiy.
q. f'HEtTnAM, Col.
stt nrst. Sc. ".
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For The Advertiser.
Announcement.

Allow me to suggest she names Of Gen. w. c.
MuRAGNE and Col. ARTHUR SIMKINS as
Candidates for the Legislature, in place of Major
ErrLEg ant! Capt. GARY now gallantly serving
in our Army. TURKEY CREEK.
Sept [! II
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Administrators Sale.

IBy Virtue of an order franz W. F. Dnricne, Or
I'D binary, will prucecd To sell At the residence
of Mrs. Frances White, OH Saturday, the 2lS,
September, the personal effects of L. ". White.
deed, consisting Of One Fine Hursc, Saddle and
Brdle, one Wardrobe, oac Double Barrel Shot
Gun. one Fine Brass Base Horn, &C., &r.
THRHa.--i':l n rrcdits ST twelve months with in.
trrrst iton day nf sale. Snns nr nul under S.,
ra.i.. ;. j. WATSON, AG'nr
Sent 3: Is
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Scpubcr lG,h, lSGl.
For the Advertiser.
Acknowledgements.

For the Advertiser.
Acknowledgement.
u,!x.E CorrS Ans, or r"ro.t.'.
FMErAx c. H.. Aug. 23d sGl.
afR.r;rpg: Allow me tna"Eupwlcl &c through
your cnnn:, the receipt ol the following articles
.-.wiic have contributed very materially t" the
hcnlll...ud comfort of the c"rps have Ike honor
:" Command
I,U@,,ie Lodi"-@ q, E,nnitSr;.i..
\ nnbcr Of pairs "r Socks, Sugar, Corn.
starch, lrrvw- Root, Wine. anl contributions in
Cash.
icoa ,h L"d;e- .ii@ >o.;.'r@t .E!e".
81 Pairs Drawers.
=. Flannel Shirts.
- Cotton 10
is r,i. Knitted S"riS
/, i:"t;ir= .;..!.la;r.. -,.in-sl.
10 "a" kiii,r.
). tia M:.ang Iinemant.
y Il, Cherry Co.,::l
Jar Blackberry ,Ia:".
Sage. Dried iinse~, Eonfs.
Papers. and "!a Linen.
J'lo., ~ Lc&;ss ;oi.a's.r ~ .4.,oc;"';"" ..
Ecsch !~i"j.d.
=, Pairs U.i:usm r,!.:>.
=. fiaa.sI sl;i::..
II ,kory Shirts.
IL Pair. pt:w'r:.
:, llay"lnchs.
An.l The t".rhins .'ir,ri..S ''~m '"' little snls
,r The p"wncr lns;i'm'". "f.r ti"., VII" ike
rhcn-r.ycs may he Orphans
\ number "f lii"w.cas"s, Towel, A".. \ =. l'.r
ihe sick.
need No; say sucI. testimonials of the Kind re-
m.mlr,ncc ot our Air and patriotic country
men Al. duly appreciated. aud will stimulate us
to greater efforts TO win, and retain their smiles.
aad uprrul,l;i"n. When Son'a Car"':na again
speaks through her musSe's, ~ levels her 'ayo
natS fora charge, the Davies tinar'l> will prove
tha, they urc not unworthy Of the notice Of Caro- .
lipa's toir daughters.
JH0. S. HARD, Capt Davies Guards.
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J. E. MUSE,
SURGICAL AND MECHANICAL
DENTIST,

DEN NTISI,
he Permanently loralcl al Edsefell c. H.
Z Office in Upper North Eonms in Maj. $. s.
ToMrrlSs Re-: i-nce, formerly Nicholas Hotel.
All operation: guaranteed The hest IF rrfrrcu
ces given if necessary.
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Flour and Candl!s.
Flou2' and Meai.
Cash, and Cash Only (!

BSE0M ami after thi. late am determined 10
e sell GNriEEiES ONLY i0l; Ti!ErA$n;
aud viii in III ;tsialcc rcir;i amy article il, ,Le
Grocery inc In !earc the Store rni! rai,! t,r.
o7r.l tn iiy .,!si.": IF :;s ;y:ie'a fr,ln iii.
fact hal l:nr /" pay !a t'as!, for all MY s!ar.
cc:ss. vii! p"ryc! stins chcapes ;hc rhrat.
est t. cash customers.
F.. ". PENN.
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f.iIissu,,r;un. st. I.o.::

=, u.a iilissuur;u., 81. Loa.:
b.: :: i. r!:.: :i.:a: !!a;rara::,c.'
!:a:.;;:: HAT.
::i':;;y e,'.l.un.. Il t. ..r:'",.s.
:n':;.:..:- il'..'.'i:l.
las coa,em:s arc varied ;;t agreeable"
Christian Advocate, %>@ urlarns.
I'll, l!ai,,i :r;;.;,,:'; T. r!r.'.@ '"t $50. All
h,ind " l:E'air Memphis.
:" iligl with ,;,e yhuicr.t reada2 matter"
Jc.rM"l ( ..frs: uger, Macon.
~" r&rv;icn' i'urnai. die! ty c9mpHte"
:.ut ra:su. 'hf,mi''iI i Sc,.i.n"i Augusta.
!" bc.i Literary journal in the ranntry."
'lrwr;ia!. Iuril!t.
"a Gau:lcru i..rS.!n..''
iSJuibc.a :argu;, ;"ri"''.&. Va.
Every reaIins muu iu the country should
tavc H. R"pul'lis, Ausu.ta.
"G;v.s full vnu. far Iac money
S1u:hron, Jackson, Miss.
"Withnul d r;val.-l!:c hest tha. comes I" III"
tTExirc::. Nirkshnr;, Miss.
'.TLc hest family paper rrLIi.Lr''.'
[Coursr. cda,lrst2u.
4 welcome ga.st at every lirrsile.
advertiser, Montgomery, Ma.
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Notice..
Notice.

A Ill prr7Cns hnving demand' against The Es
IA tatc OF. .Rusela BIalook, dccil., will pleas
hand them in ~ me. prorerly nttssisa isat.ss:sss
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!! r@E i iH...fsia '.tiN - AZ
~, .ggr ..:s, ., in":i'. in La: hl:ss
IL! : Il. !cr: .>:.' =: ,S.l y" Az K.
);..,, i4..!,ai.s., lit. !,e, :.
,s, 8 j. Il. .&&:...:':.ii;! i. y. !.:I. ..:.J
= t.-.-.
l:yras :.,'.",l.s 1ls .. I. i'n':;-o1t
y.::l"uy. '!h "si.s:i', :. {. Vol. in'! "ls Il
brave a,:l :aod snlfi.r, :i,s '!niiiui s;':', ~
.liirriion.:;v l.r".lcr. ;nl ;nl AMI true friend
iii. r.iri:s- w.rc co"vcyc'i IL AuSusir a'j IL
terri. ia IL. '.:a":,!y th::.. ~ Zig RELATIVES
i,r! ir;r:ld.. assisted ,y III" Baker Volunteers.
:'rac,:l r lie :lu#.l,Si. "i "a. i'': s',i'!:"r
;.ny ind G"i res lis sr;;' !,
DrIr -; l;cr 'lth,rs .,siicrr". i, til. nistric:.
e: ryrb";.! li!.tHtrr... rhe I,:! august. Miss
SAVANNAH G. TURNER. aitera lanlul illness
"i four weeks whr! S:,c h"re with Christian for.
tine. Sue ii-d ia tn" Il year Of bcr age.
The irc.Gl= unite! hersci: to The Daptia.
CLul:l; Ut Rpcky Greca in 1883, aud lived eon-
:;steu, r,ciuhl. Until Ter death. She was highly
vs,c"ncI aud loved iy all who knew her. sbc
La. left sc'l tatrrr ,iad u"taer, four hr"therS,
.pur sisters. sud May friends and relatives 10
MOURN thcir ics'.
Sister, thou vast mild aul loveiy,
Gentle os the SUMMER breeze,
Pleasant as tue air uf evening
Wien it floats ulaorg the trees.
\ FRIEND.
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paradise above. in the h!r:-,"! i,r".c
and nil His holy angels. AMI where =
and Love srd liarri'icss reign t"rc'
i'.re. s"rr"wing t.isn';s. why ia:A:nt
;a"il.c:s ,:rnaria:r. wi.rn ,y'u au&
n"w She .iau,lS relieved !;"ln al! the
ui< >ii->ri3acn w"ril. ard i; .a!i'y
WHY ca,l her De-! 10 you u'
She dwell: whafn .:s::.:; waters l,w
.!;,t t::, hr- irt.';;, i. l:atl grown
Still loves yy@ ii.i. :: !"H. ui!t"in
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Mr. r;rDs Allow wmct"a"snpwlc,lg &C through
your Germs, the receipt ol The following articles
--wiic nave contributed very materially t" the
hcnl!:.nd comfnr, of the corps hay, Ike honor
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

Serrea Them Ri.ght-One of the cases
disposed of at the late term of Court in this
county was libel suit brought by man NAM
ed Farnsworth against Burhans and Scott. pub
fishers Of the Dodge County Map 1t seems
that the latter gentlemen when soliciting sub
scriptions for their map, called upon Mr.. Farms
worth, who for some reason best known to him
self or we believe at the instigation of his wife,
declined to subscribe for the same and the
publishers aforesaid, when they came to en-
grave their map. described Farnsworth's land
thereon as belonging to Mamma Farnswol I'll. ;;
This was the cause Of action, and the suit was
brought to this county on a change of venue
from Dodge Though not present at the trial
we understand the same was ably managed on
both sides. The jury brought in verdict for
the plaintiff, assessing the damages at $3.50
which, together with the costs, amounting to
$3.50 more, may be said to be paying pretty
dear fo- the whistle" We have no sympathy
for the defendants. The plaintiff had a perfect
right to refuse to subscribe for their map and
they had no business to object TO his exercise of
that right Their undertaking to ridicule Mr.
Farnsworth in the manner they did was an
outrage, and We rather think is one that these
parties will never be found peIPetrating here
after. Again we say, they were served just
right
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01
PROSPECTUS
MILWAUKEE FREE DEMOCRAT.
Daily, Tri-WeekIy and Weekly.
4. D. SMITH 8. CO., PROPRIETORS
A. D. Smith and G. W. Chapman, Editors.
Daily, Tri-WeelIy and Weekly.
orr1cs-Free Democrat Building, No. I, Spring

4, e.
The proprietors of the FREE DEMOCRAT desire to in
troduce the and consideration of all classes
but particularly merchants and business men. the
claims of the FREE DEMOCRAT 4 reliable bu mess
news and commercial journal Those who are tri ding
with Milwaukee merchants afford to do
without a Milwaukee paper upon which they rely
for commercial information OF all kinds. including
correct and careful price current. The Commercial
department of the FREE DEMOCRAT is managed by
competent editors, who will continue spare no pains
to render it in every way worthy of that confidence
which has been. and now being reposed in by
business men of this city and state.
The great object of the commercial department Of a
newspaper should be to give the latest and rei-
able information commercial affairs keep fully
posted in all matters relating to currency and the
caleu ed to fleece the community; call things by
matters not to from the direct line by fear.
partment of the FREE DEMOCRAT, and such it will
continue to be.
1t will continue s contain the latest intelligence by
telegraph up TO the time Of going to press.
As political journal, it will continue to battle for
the UNION, and give quarter to its enemies. Its
motto is,
''THE UNI0N-lTNUsT AND SHALL BE PRESERVED"
Republican in principle, outspoken in fact, and I'M
firing in devotion to the great principles of freedom
fought for and established by the FATHERS the
public, it is the determination the present propri-
eorS TO make and keep it worthy of the position its
contemporaries have assigned 1t, the LEADING Re-
PUBLICAN PAPER IN THE NORTHWEST.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

Charles F. Smith On trust for the heirs OF Moses Long
heceaSed,) against John Coon, and Mary Coon his
NlIe' Henry Turner and Rosetta Turner his wife.
summons,-FoF Relief. tCom. not SerYed)
INlIE State of Wisconsin to the above named defen
l. 4eheahtS You are hereby summoned and re-
qured 70 answer the complaint In this action which
Is LeU III the once OF she Clerk of Circuit Court
at stanton, IN said County, and % serve COW of
your answer to the said complaint on the Subscribers
at their once IN the city of WATERFOWL Visions SIN
within ninety days after the service of this summons
on sou exclusive OF the day of such service and If
you fail to answer the said complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to the
CT urt for the relief demanded in the conpfaint
BAIRD & SKINNER, PLAINTIFFS Att,vs
baeed Aatfrtovn, Aus 3lSt. 1850. Rr1v6n3s
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

4 Fep Norc Of the Same Sort Left
just received, the best lot of Apples yet
and will be sold at exceedingly low prices
These are Of the better kinds, and in good con.
dition L. G. Basford is doing a first rate
thing in this article, the last of the season
therefore don't DELAY
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01
Notice

The Republican Electors in each of the wards
Of this city, are requested to meet at the sew
eral places below mentioned, on Thursday. the
TN day of March next. at O'Clock P. NJ, for
the purpose Of eleeting one delegate from each
ward to attend the County Convention to be
held at jefferson on the ninth day of March
next, to wit:
lst Ward, at Coles Hall.
"a the Buena Vesta House
50 : the Union House
81 81 the Office of Bernhard Miller
i'n the store of Peter Bodne
By ORDER OF THE CRY COMMITTEE
Dated Feb 9th. 1861.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

New Co,mtcriett.-The following new
alteration has made its appearance Bank of
Wisconsin, WatertoWn, tens altered from ones,
clumsily done. X on upper left corner, head
lower right
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

ggF The Free Democrat has became
the best evening paper in Milwaukee. under
the able jurist Judge Smith. We never liked
it so well before, and hope its success may
equal its merits See prospectus.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01
Jefferson County court-rn Probate.

the matter of the estate of Isaac IngernalIs.
OF the town OF Waterloo, in the County of Jefer-
son and State OF Wisconsin, deceased. Letters of
admlnlstralon en- the said estate having been
and the inst Monday of June being by the order
of this Court limited for the creditors of said de-
ceased as the last day to present their claims for
animation and allowance, notice hereby given that
the undersigned Judge of said Court Will the first
Monday in each of the months of Februarv April and
JIne, A. D. 1851, at the Court House jefferson in
raid County, receive, examine and adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against said deceased.
Dated jefferson, the Sd day Of December. A. D 1850
SAMUEL BAIRD,
|iecsSneoI County Judge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

S We regret to learn that Miss Ba-
ker, who was so badly burned two or three
weeks ago, in the town of Sullivan, by the ex-
ploson of a fluid lamp, has since died of her in
IN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

Lecturers. 7. Taylor Esq, the well
known and popular Literary Editor of the Chi
cago Journal, will Lecture in the Baptist Meet
ing House next Wednesday evening. Subject
Leaving Home.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

B&y@ In another column we present the
name of Mr.. J. Moulton, as candidate for the
Office Of City Treasurer. He is an old resi-
dent, well known to the electors, and fully quail
fled for the office. Having been involved by
tho hard times, his pecuniary circumstances
constitute a ground of claim upon his friends.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01
Notice,
III arr IL b j..

On the Goth inst, by ". D. Smith. Esq, Mr.. u. V.
B. HUTCHINSON and Miss MARY BABcocK, all of Wa
terloo.
In Waterloo, at the residence of the BRIDES father
the 21st inst by the Rev. Mr. Seward, Mr. ELHANAN
CROSBY and Miss JANE HAMMERS, all of the town Of
Waterloo
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

ng@ TIE Wisconsin Chief says that a
Temple of Honor was instituted at Lake Mills a
week ago last Monday evening.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

"a The Fort Atkinson Standard says
there are ten applicants in that village for the
office Of Post Master
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

City Trearer.-Mr. j. E. Brecken-
ridge announces himself candidate for City
Treasurer at the ensuing charter election. Mr.
3. has long been a resident Of Watertown and
IS known TO most of the voters in the city. We
have no doubt that if elected he would dis
charge the duties of the Office to the sa;isfac-
ton OF the public.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01
announcements.
City Treasurer

To THE CITIZENS OF WATERTowN-Inten
ing to present myself as a candidate for cleo
ton to the Office of City Treasurer of the City
of Watertown take this, the usual method, of
making the fact known. If chosen by the
kindness of my friends and the suffrage of the
people generally, shall devote my time and
ability to the faithful and prompt discharge of
the duties of that position, nd do all in my
power to justify the confidence and preferences
Of those who may bcstow this favor upon me-
j. E. BRECKENRIDGE,
WatertoEn, Feb. 81, 1861.
Notice.
l shall be candidate for the Office Of City
Treasurer at our next charter election and shall
be glad to have all, who can consistently do SC,
vote for me on that oc easion.
F. E. SHANDREW.
rs J. NIOULTON will be a candidate for
the office of City Treasurer at the next charter
election.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

The person getting up club of ten subscribers to
the WEEKLT FREE DEMOCRAT, and enclosing $1,000,
will be entitled to copy for getting up the club.
Single subscribers at any time after club is formed
may be added at club rates.
~ All current bank notes taken at par: and
tceH properly enclosed and REGISTERED the Post Of
flee where the money is mailed, may be sent at our
risk.
So Send Postage Stamps for change.
ga All letters should be addressed to
4. D. SMITH i CO., Milwaukee, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-01

Hour of Closing the MAILS.
Chicago and North
GOING SOUTH.
Dspart HasI CIosss
Day Express 40'9o a N
Accommodation r IL
SONG NORTH.
Accommodation IO;9o A. II.
Day Express 900 P NJ NJ
milwaukee,, Watertown & Bnraboo Valley.
EAST.
Depart Bcft CLOSES
Passenger 500 A. $50 A. Il.
rrsight $40 A.
Arrive fron. East.
Freight 6:55 P II
Passenger f:l0 P NJ
CONG WEST.
Columbus Dirision:
Depart Mail Clotes
Accommodation 7:I5 P. II. eco P. II.
Sun Prairie DirtEien.
Depart
Aceomm odation T15 N. 600 p. NJ.
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The Daily Free Democrat

Is published every afternoon at p. To city sub
scribers, delivered by carriers at s. per annum. II
delivered at the office of publication So 90 per annum
To mail subscribers 90 per annum, in clubs
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Bg- The Koshkonong Bank, of Fort
Atkinson. has been removed to Jefferson.
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The Tri-WeeklV

Is published every Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday
at the rate of Three Dollars per annum for mail
scribers, in advance.
Four Copies for Observation-Disclosures. sIl 90
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.nrERrTSEAENTS TO SECURE IN
MERTON THE SANE WEEK. ACHI De
IN Y TBURSD4Y MORNING. "a
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In Lake Mills, on the Esd inst, WALTER, son Of
Daniel c. and Nancy Wood, aged years and 4
months.
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Chicago and North Western.

Arrival and Departure of Railroad Trains and
Hour Of Closing the Mails.
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

ID ERSONS in the city of Waterown Wishing trsR..
act business with the Sheriff of JefTe rson County
deposit their card in box, through the door 70
room the second floor of the Watertawn Bank
building, of A. l. Pritchard E-q-, and they fLaf
eeive attention,
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MN A0ucrtis elllcnts.
Dodge's Social Concert.

0SSIAN Z. DODGE,
The celebrated uumorist, Editor Poet and Vocalist
whose elegant, moral, and humorous literary Scien-
tific and Musical
S 0 c IA L CON G. Err T S
For the past twenty-five years in every principal city
and town OF the Union, have elected the unqualified
commentator Of
THE PRESS, THE PE0PLE, AID the CLERGY
VIII, assisted by
ia MES g. CLARK,
Ghe Ballad Singer of Americal give fashionable
Social Concert in
Coles Hall, on Tuesday Eve. March 5tf
Positively but entertainment will be given and
there will be posgonement let the weather be
it may.
Admission IS Cents.
Doors open at 81 O'Clock. Concert commences at
* For further particulars see programmes, one of
which will be left at every house within miles of
the Hall.
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The Weekly

Is published every Wednesday, and is the most desr
able, well as the LARGEST family journal in I'll.
State 1t viii be furnished at the following unpre
eedented low rates of subs Grip ton:
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90 Ones in Bsrtran'ssBlock, Main Street Water
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T.. WHITAKER, General Agent, Jsnesrille, Wis.
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