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ments, or all equivalent, an utimatum; il
this is not conceded, they will go for sub
mitting the question to the people.
The Washington Convention is still in
session with closed doors. No decided
steps have yet been taken.
Ex-President Tyler, on taking the chair
as President, made highly conservative
speech, which gave great satisfaction to the
Republicans, and strengthened the hopes of
the Union men.
Several additional States have sent dele
gates to the Convention, which is increasing
in popular favor.
The organization at the North, against
any concession, is becoming more sensible,
aud the Union feeling is extending since the
result of the Virginia election is known.
Secession movements go on in the South
without any excitement.
Texas bas passed her secession ordinance
by q large majority,
No collision has taken place any where.
All is quiet at Pensacola, where truce has
been concluded and the State troops with
drawn.
Charleston is quiet also. Fort Sumpter
has not been reinforced
Col Hayne and Lieut.. Hall have left
Washington.
The ultimatum of South Carolina has
been presented and responded to.
The President says he has no power to
negotiate for the surrender of government
,nro,,artv ,vbich bo ;e hound h,, lou, 20 49,.
~ - -'" '" P'V
tecs.
Tho public are willing to sec what Gov.
Pickeps will do.
OOuSlesS nus uone HotnluS toWaruS SET
tlenent.
Several crisis speeches per day are read
ogf in tho UopSo
" - ~ wy
y. 1t is rumored TINT johnson of Tennessee
ana JVioc,I ~ 1,ovo- o,.o ,.,;n,. - G-Lt
""u iS'"A VI AeA1S' aAS SVnhS " hSut
uuei.
The Motpomerv Alabama Convnntion is
A.. I..-I~' "
IN session, Dut mas maue ntIle progress.
More revenue cutters have been seized at New Or
leans. and some forts in Arkansas are reported as
having been taken by the State troops
Massachusetts senda eommisssones IN the Peace
Cangress ~ Washington @S4-'' 'S-N-' "
49, -, - ~.
1noge BLACK name mas been sent 70 tne senate Tor
DAniei place on Inc u o. supreme eoure Dencn'
~ Ihe bul suspending mail service IN the seeding
states mas passed tne House oy q large majority
The pony Express arrived at Carson CITY, bringing
,ilafes rom 81 Ious 20 Feb 18TH The news Is OF
highly Interesting character We take the following
dispatch from the Bulletin; atr
= = ~ M C -. nj 10
A,.,,.,,.. "A 10 .noa ~ ,,ot,o ~ ~ -
t,, ~ ~ s,onth siree The 5snartors ~ the lss,
Ial.s Dn,,. ~ '"S SONSi s'"S' S NP"'0 " '"' iNS
Tc r.,ont c,,ou,rnicotca IN Clon,ross Iast Mon
as Nh lin me correSnnndence het,geen the Sontb
G,,,l;na a,rist end ~ Fderat covernmsnt in
~; ~ tho Itt, sdisre ~ the nosition eireaS, ndi
cs,ea IA ssvs tbot II bostilttes are Commenced
ser Ssona slon. viii he resoonsble The do of
oousu s aVno W. O s ne 'uo U
anssrtan aes w - '"'''-'' ~
80
DAVIS has telegraphed 70 Colonel h3yne, urging
hn not TO pIecpate matters reatlye 70 foft sumter
Mnat acton Soutn Sar9llna may taks mas not trans
pfea, the impression Is, tnas sueNl tlrn over MAI
ters % the new soatherg Conleoeraey tnongh sensa
ton corresponeents predee lhat an alteA WIZ De aoe
on F9T sumter. -. 1rou.,..,.-,.
, 1861-03-08

The Peace Congress!
, 1861-03-08
For Delegate to Congress.

Ma. LoDds-You will please announce Col. NJ. I
SIMMONS as candidate for Delegate to Congress.
IJti -"
, 1861-03-08

A SOUTHERN CONFEDERACY FORMED!
, 1861-03-08
1. o. OfO. +.

Rs- THE REGULAR MEETINGS OF euz-,,.
OLYMPIA LODGE, No. l, ]. o. Of OF, ~
are held every Saturday evening Of each SqE
week, at 6 O'Clock, in Barnes New Hall, next
door to the office Of the Washington Standard.
All members in good standing in the order are invt-
cd TO attend. SAM. DEAVENPoRT, N. G.
, 1861-03-08

Rg- Don't buy Chain Stitch Machine when you
can get one that kes Perfect Stitch or the same
try would do well 10 buy the WHEELER n WILSON
MACHINE, which is less liable to get out Of order
than any other and do greater variety of Sewing.
No charge made for instruction and adjusting.
81 Buy the Very Best Machine or Nonss
personal examination Of their operation will con
vince all which Is the best.
II. G. HAYDEN, Agent,
Corner Montgomery and Sacramento Streets,
SOY @ SAN FRANCISCO.
, 1861-03-08

eS- We are constantly receiving NEW BOOKS,
which we will sell at the lowest prices
G, X. WILLARD 4 son.
, 1861-03-08

Lincoln Opposed to Coercion |
, 1861-03-08

miscellaneous rtonas.
, 1861-03-08
BY EXPRESS AND OVERLAND MAIL.

DATES FROM ST LOUIS TO FEE. 70!
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AUDITORS OFFICE, IOWA.
llRA N.tfAxa kah LEI

TITS HEREBY cEKIIl Ed, 1nst on The lst
day IF February, 1861. n ssorn Statement was
lisd 10 this oEice, showing the condition Of the
Lamar Fire Insurance Company, located at New
York City in the State IT New iorA, on the
hrst day oi JsnuHy, 1861, ia aecordaaee with
Ii. provisions ( an Ges 81 the General Assembly
If tbs state Of Io@a. emitted "An Act IL relation
10 ihsuraLes Companiss, approved January 2s.h,
1851, and an Act asneadasnry thereto, approved
February 9Th, ISIS; tLat sAia statement shows
thas tie aid Company il posfe-sed Of the requi-
site amount of Capital, and invested required by
law
Al herity II therefor gwen 10 ihe ADORE named
Company T. transact baslness Of Insurance in this
State, in accordance with The laws thereof, until
the yI4i aag IL fanuarv. A. T.. 1862.
II ls also certified, That " IA. l.. WOOD. Esq,
Of heoe an. has been duly appointed By said Com
pany their lawful Agent and Attorney fer the
Iouury Of Lee with iuIl poser to take risks of In.
uranco therein, and TO ack leag service of pro
cess Us pr5ssaed ny law, HIS fling with the
Clerk 81 the District Court in and f3s aid County
. certified copy II tbs Statement On he In thin
01ic.
II il further Certified, Thss the attached Is 0
true and correct copy III tue said statement.
49, In TESTIMONY WHEREOF / Lave here
Is unto set my hand and sl.Asd my seal ol
49, office, this Isl day Of f.b;aary, le6l.
j. W. CATFISH,
Auditor OF State.
II.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ho.tesssr,s sienna 9 b B.sser..

HOstcsteF's Stomach BiIiers.
The general effect Of this delightful tonic In all
complaints incident 10 females, Las given IL q
wide spread celebrity among the sex. Lady inva-
iids have been doctored and dragged overmuch.-
They have bean virtimiEed in health and purse by
giOn Of nostrum mongefs; but 1t may be- said
with con ddence that In this remarkable inyigoraEt
they have found exactly the stimulant adapted to
their delicate organization and peculiar functional
disturbances. At the dawn Of womanhood, in the
season Of maternity in the crisis of Iife and when
enfeebled by age, the gentlar sex may rely upon the
renovsting power Of this excellent and palatable
preparation in every exigeney. Az cure Of
Dyspepsia, and all complaints of the stomach and
bowels il has taken the lead " all other Alternatives
and ionics.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally sv-
erywhere.
Sold by p GIBBONS, A.. j. WILxIxsos, BARrLEf1
KArK Il Co., and r.. WItkisSes.
Feb. rs. '6l-daw
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RT-CoraHs.-Thes sudden changes OF our
climate arc sources Of Pulmonary, Brorehiai
and A s,hma,c affections. Experience nav-
ing proved that simple remedies often act
speedily and certainly when taken in the ear
II stages Of the disease, recourse should at
onceL lie had to "BRowN's BRONCHIAL 1Ro-
cnKs,'' or Losenges, let The Cold, Cough, or
Irritation Of the Throat be ever SO slight, as
BY this precaution more serious attack may
be rHectuaily warded Of. Pubic SPEAKERS
and SINGERS will find them effectual for clear
ing aud strengthening the voice. See ad.
vertisament.
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j. vi. BILLINGS.
New Dry Goods Store

No G7 MAIN-sT. BET. ID ANU3D
WILL sell Cor tbs next 60 days my stock OF
j Fall arid Winter upods at q reduction Ct o per
cent. from old prices. Parties wishing to make
purchpseo in my line WILL lind 1t to their adv antage
to buy nov az WIEf. 10 close unt my inter stock
70 make room fora epfing stock, and will sell q,
sboat ggal Tor the next 20 days. i have con-
stantiy on hanu guod stock OF Foreign and DO
mest,c Dry nuods, aiss fine stock Of Notions, Hoo
siery, Yarns, uentiethsa's shirts and Drawers, La
dies Hoop skirts-3e spring 81 %, 35sprirg$ ls5.
small stock u Wall Paper at New York Cost.
Cali and examine before purchasing. viii sell
as per advertisement
Jaul SHIN j IN. billings.
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New York. Jan. ], 1861.
STATE or NEW YORK,

STATE or NEW YORK, CO
City ard County Of Se~ York.
Edward Antaony, President, snl Isaac r. St.
Joan, .-ecretaf, j. vi ths lamar in Insurance. Co..
vi the CRY II View York, bciag duly sworn do sew.
orally declare and say thai the within II xtrua ana
correct statement Of tha affairs If said Compan
CD the sf dsy or January, A. ID. 1851, to tns test
Of their know edge and belief.
tsigned). EDWA ANTHONY Pres't.
ISAAC II. IT. JOHN, secy.
Subscribed and before me, this 2.nd
- day of January, A. ID. Eighteen Hun
! L.1. dred ami sisty-en
THOMAS l.. THuRsTLr.
Commis.i0nar Of Ueess.
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ss0OTs AND SHOES.

g A. DUKE and W. Ii. BARRETT having
NJ formed partnership in the shoe business
would ask s,.are If the public patrons 70 and
continuance OF the old custom Of the house.
We have concluded that in these hard times II Is
disgrace to work, and both being practical work
men, VIC will devote ourselves TO the manufacture
Ut custom work, thus guaran, eeing good fits and
honest wor kmanship, asst in cur interest to make
both.
We shall keep constantly on handa we'll select
ed stock Of Eastern work, which will hc sold very
low DUKE
0ct23d
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Gbe Gatt City.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH /.


Esanas TarOsvn ont.
The notes Of the following Banks are thrown on
by the Ran hera CT this city.
Bank Ct Aurora, Vert Aurora, Illinois.
National Bank, Equality,
State Bank, Shawneeiown,
Amer. Exchangs Bank, Raleigh,
Corn Exchange Bank, Fairfield,
Bank Of Raleigh, Raleigh,
Bank of Commonwealth, Robinson, III.
Southern Bank Illinois, GRANVILLE.
GRANVILLE do do
Isnk If Quincy, Quincy.
Bank Of southern Illinois, Bolton,
Delvidere Bank, Btlviderc.
Edgar County, Bank, Paris.
Frontier Bank, Benton.
Merchants, q DroYsrs, Bank. Joliet.
Kane County Bank, Geneva.
Prairie State Bank, Washington.
Railroad Bank, Decatur.
Grand Prairie Bank, urbana.
Bank Of Eau Claire, Wise.
Arctic Bank, Eagle Point, Wise.
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Truly and fra,ernally,
kEoKgK, Feb. %.

To Mcsrs Jno. r. sanford, ii. h. Love, John
Cisyp,oie. aud otlzEs
Casts: Your Iini note has just been
handed to me by brother Simpson. 10 re-
ply, rave TO ssg that am grateful 20 You
for tie imitation you are pleased 10 give me,
and that sh,li he at your service for the
purpose indicated, on Friday evening the lss
OF March. Truly and Fraternally,
Il. A. 6LiLEERT.
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NEALLEY BROTHERS &BoCK's
NURSERIES,
IflRLINGT ON, 80 ...sIO WA.

The proprietors beg leave to call the attention
~ Nursery men, Dealers and Planters TO their
large ana exociicns e.voA, ~s..sS 80 ~ GO. :.
prices 10 suit The times rnr,r rnpre
sTA NpAKD AND DWARF FRUIT TREES,
embracing ali The popular varieties OF Apples,
pear. Cherries, Peaches, fiums, Apricots, Necta-
rines, Ounces, &C.
SMALL FkUIIs, embracing all the most popu-
lryarieties OF grapes, Black berries Gooseberries
CurraIts, tsaspbeIries, Strawberries, DC.
MIS- ELLANLoLS FRUITS, ETC., embracing
Ches II uts. Muiberres, Barbolies, pcfsimnons, A.
paragls, kLIbarb,5c.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embracing all the choice hardy varieties OF Ever
c,.ens. Shade and Ornamental Trees, Towering
shrubs. vints and Climbers, Roses, P@ones, Dab
las. Phloxes Fucnslas and all other popular or de-
sirahle Green House and Hardy Towering Plants
vnrthy OF cultivation in the West.
Ne. For furt her information and prices, zee our
C.faorue which will b. sent gratis TO all who ap-
- NEALLEY BROTHERS b BOOK,
Buriingt ton, lows.
r. ga tsv good md Tssrons,ble Agent.
Wanted. reozodosI
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c1rThe ierryboat was badly wedged in by
great masses OF Zoe, requiring much labor to
remove it. We presume she will get out to-
day. The Illinois shore got clear Of ice yes
terday, and the boat ought TO be running.
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A Masonic Address viii be delivered by
Edward A. Guilberl. N. D., this lFridsy)
evening", at the hthennun.
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- NEN YORK
w MILIN cry STORE. g

MAIN 81, BETWEEN I'd AND I'D. ~
/ ADlbo give as "A cals aid soa sili h44a i choice
IL assortment Of Ladies Hats, Jecf ey Hate for
Misses, Ribbons. Feathers, Elorrrs ard variety Of
Dress Trimmings, Head Dresses, Dress ta,s De-
etampin done ali kinks Of gods fur I'm uroidsry
and the latest Wintr style IL pattsfns tfrom
Iaylor's New York. for cleass, sacAs, Dresses.
and for evei. variety OF 81 ldren's Cloths en- hand
All Of these vii ~ cut aid made on the shortest
notice The subscribers have no he citation in as
suring the patronizing rub! thattitir work will
give Satisfaction. Asktraag II thy oily aeE the
benefit If an impartial t1ial T. 1t II i.atr
III their fayorite art al orders will receive the
earliest attention, and work entrusted 70 keir care
will not be delayed be- ond the ia.e agt eee upsn.
alRs. y. u. LlEIIEa.
Dec. /, cod MRS C A HUNTER.
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OLD stE.sAEaae ts..a

Old sxE.SaE sS.sh.
WulLDrespeetfu.is inform tie citizens OF K co.
kuh that have opened Tailoring Establish.
ment on Main st., be asen In and SIN, within one
door of ciark's Leather store, wnero am ready u
do anytning in my line with ncasness and dis
have secured the services VI my old partner,i
McEyitt. late of New York Guy, where b. has been
cutting in Of thu fashionable huepts Of
that city, 90 that any wishing the style viii
please give me q cal.
Youths and Boys Clothing cut In the latest New
York style, as / hayaa full set Of Patterns from.
the East. JOHN FRAZER.
declUd3m
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eTThose horrld boys again-"fsav,
mister, ooa'tyar want yer mu-saones sweptf'
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river M.

The Packet JEANNE Deans came in yestcr-
day morning, took On big load and left at
5 ., 10. The Warsaw arrived little before
yesterday aid was 10 leave this morning
Both these boats came out bright as new
pins and 10 complete order.
The DIR. Kane and Des Moines City came
up yesterday.
The ice gave way largely yesterday, and
The channel was futttt, giving much taoubfc tt
the haaia. "
The locks on the Des Moines are covered
with heavy masses Of ice. and il 10 feared TIT
gates are materially injured. Even il the!
are not, il will be several days before boat
can 60 10.
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PEARL
TOOTH POWDER.
5 4. MIC Il q r AS HOT e T.
BROADWAY,
N EW YOR

When completed, six years ago, the st. Nicholas
was universally pronounced the most magnificent,
convenient, and thorough lily organized establish
ment q the kind or this continent.
What it was then, il remains to-day--wlraour
RIVAL Ii sixE, Is suAPTueEsnKAs, and In th.
general elements Of comfort and enjoyment.
The Hotel has accom- modations for 1906
guests, including 100 complete suits OF
aparsmc rs for families.
Six hu nared perssas can be eomfortabl,
seated at be tables OF Its three public dining
rooms, and nothing that modern art has devised
for the convenience and social grats-a OF the
travelling public has been omitted in It's plan. or l.
neglected In 18th practical details.
The early reputation Of the house at home anu
abroad, derived from its magnitude, it's superb ar
pointments, AMI its noas-LlxE COMFORTS AND Lux.
uRIEs, has been enhanced every year by the un-
wsaried exortions Of the Proprietora.
yREADWELL, MHIIcoMB 4 co.
daeS919u
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LIABILITIES.

tmuUEt tuF or not dr. TO B1+-hs
Other creditors Of this c. uIgny, meme.
t0sKFE KffJ urtru, due -du--rvte.
L3e ses ell esi mated a......... SIS 500 60
The wreatess amt insured a. any
risk, except in storage stereF....-.-.. II 10000
The greatest amt insured In any e1e city, town,
u tl,ck. governed hy circumstances. but il 10 not
intended 10 have in Jeopardy more than SIS ,000
by any Gre.
No deposit By the Company IN any State or Terri
tor, for tie peneas Of persons insured therein.
EDWARD ANTHONY, Prss't.
/. X. 81. JOHN, Secretary.
New York Jan. ], 1861.
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a 4 ard.

REv. L. A. GufLB-gr, M. D.-Dear Sir !:
The undersigned, members of the Masonic
Fraternity, in attendance at the Grand Lodge
School Of Instruction 10 keokuk, would be
pleased % have you deliver public Masonic
Address during your stay in the city. II
you can consen: to 10 SO, arrangements As
50 time and p.acs wit Re made and pub
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The Singer Machines

Ma4e the inter ked stitch, which ia the beat
stitch Anown. They aye Of great speed, easily nm
derstooJ ., sle III structure OF great durability,
adapted heaviest and ligbtest goods, are tin
ishr4 the must perfect IN amer, may be used Tor
several years without requiring repair, aud if they
do not give entire Satisfaction the money will b.
refunded
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TIE sTANDARp MACHINE

Fer Tailoring, Boot ard Shoe Making Harness
Making. Carriage Trimming, dc.. will do more
work, earn more money, and 10 cheaper than those
Of any other maker as a gilt.
We have always on hand UEMMIS8 GAUGES,
SILK iWasI, LINN AND COTTON THREAD
ON SpOoLS, EEeT MACHINE oil in bottles, sc.
ER-All psraans reqairng information ABOUT
SEWisJ MACHINES, tkelf sizes, Prices, work
ing capacities AMI the best methods Ut purchasing,
caa obtain il by senting fer copy Of
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\. N. singer a Co.'s Gazette.

Ihich II beautiful pictorial paper entirely de-
votes e. tae subject and will b. seut GRATIS.
Drafts, wish e.dsfg for Machines, nay he for
ware ID ~ EAps5ss or Mali.
NORTH WESTERN OFFICE - No. so
South Clark strees, (ander ths Sherman
iiouse,') Chicago, Ill.
jas. NOTION, dg't.
J. n, BILLINGS, Ag't for neokuk, bea-
febledtw
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Lamar Fire Ins. Co. Of NeW-York.
VIM. L. WOOD. Agent.
0TFICE-iln Third-St., N door from State Bank
STATEN EMIT

STATEMENT
OF Lamar Fire Insurance Co., Jan. /, 1861.
Name OF Company 'Lasnar Fire Insurance CO.. ="
At thu City Ut Now YORK. at No. 30 Wall street.
New YORK.
Amount of Capital stock-all which IL paid
up ia cash, is $500 ,Oeo 90.
ASSETS.
Cash in Bank ard on hand. 10 522 "a
$50 shares Bank Of Commerce ia lew
York, slCo each. 6o shares "a Mich
olas Bank New York, xig0 eaeh.......- 10 o0o. 90
Sc bords and Mortgsges, hrft liens Tn
property IN the Cisies OF New York
and brooklyn, worth III each ease 10
to 100 Der cent. nore than amount
iossea +AsreeE.... .............. 27s, 500 90
Loans on demand, secured by good
aoks NJ c0Iasersl-.......... ........... 1890 90
Arst N hands Of Agsnts.......... $500. "a
Preni au.s In III EoiicctioH..... 3,249 90
Interest ccraed but not yet due.....-. 65o .G0
Total am Assets Jan. fEt 1sc i..... $345 ses-4
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WOOLEN RAGS
yIYANTED, for which We will pay cash.
/" WI AUSTIN 4 CO.,
noyodAv ll8 AAin-st.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

They have the highest ties tmonias and certificates
in their favor from families and the public press They
will run backward or forward making q smooth and
elastic stitch all kinds OF fabric
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01

eg@ CASH will be paid for Maple
Wood at this Office Call on US contract
TO deliver it,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
HOOP SKIRTS.
Shoes /!
Shoes [!

We are now reeeivug we'll sci ected Stock of La
dies Lasting Prunella AMI Kid Caters, Misses and
Childreps' Caters and Shoes, bought from the Man
ufact urers thereby saving large percentage. We
selling good quality of Womens' Enamelled
Bootees for so cents per pair fer which you have
pay 81 70 elsewhere. -er
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$50 EACH.

These machines used throughout the country,
giving sstisfac tion all who Them e,
doubtedIy, the most economical. best made and
cheapest in They fully warranted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
General Election Notice.
FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY.

NOTICES hereby given that at the General Eiee,
election precincts in the State of Wisconsin, ON Tues
day succeeding the first Monday, being the NTH day OF
November the lowing officers TO be eiected
to-wit = % 1881 s@-za p --a -ae--ts =
A Governor in the place of Alexander W. Randall
A Lieutenant Gov. in the place of Butler G. Noble
Secretary of State in the place OF Louis P Har7
State Treasurer in the place OF Samul D. Hastings.
An Attorney General in tn place OF James H. Howe
A Bank Comptroller in the place of Guyshert an
Steenwyck.
state Superintendent in the place of Josiah L,
Pickard -.ft- .-r--a s- tft-'- -----
A State Prison Commissioner in the place of Hans
Heg,
Whose several terms of office will expire the 3ist
day OF December, 1861.
Member OF Assembly for the Assembly Districts
comprising
First. The towns of I1onia and Watertown and he
first second, third fourth and seventh wards OF the
city of Waterfowl. ,L.- ---- On
S.coad The towns of Milford, Waterloo, Lake Mills,
Oakland and Aztalan.
Thlrd. The towns of Hebron, Jefferson, Sumner.
Koshkonong and Cold Spring.
Fourth. The towns of Pennington, Concord, Sulli-
van and Palmyra, in the said county OF Jefferson.
One County superintendent OF Schools.
One Supervisor in each Assembly District In said
county, and Supervisor for the county at large.
At the election the ton will be taken upon
the approval by the people of the amendments pro-
posed to The General Banking Law by chapter 242 of
the General Laws of 1861 amended by chapter of
the General Laws of the extra Session OF 1s6l as fol-
..
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$50 EACH.
Jefferson County Court--Ia Probate.
In the matter of the estate
of


of
Origin Royce, deceased.
On readiHg and filing the petition of Ira R.
Rood of the town of Waterloo in the County of JEFF
ferson and State of Wisconsin, representing amsng
other things that Mark Kilbourn who appointed
administrator of said estate has died leaving part Of
the Goods &c, unadIniniStered, and that it is
sary to appoint admins traitor deboliS adj
minister said estate and praying that Paul Hitch
cock of the town of Lake Mills, in said County, be ap
pointed 10 said trust.
1t is ordered That said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court Monday the I'd day of De-
Cenber next, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, a the
Court House in the village of Jefferson said County
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
the heirs of said deceased and to all persons in
tere>ted by pub shing copy of this order for three
weeks ssively pTir to said day of hearing, in
the Watertown Republican, a Weekly newspaper,
printed and published at Watertcwn in said County
Dated tho 18th day of October, A. D 1861 III ane
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD
oy1w3 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-11-01
$50 EACH.

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