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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
GpeCial Notifes.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
County Court Jefrsrson countr. ~ prohate.

County Court Jefferson County. In Probate.
In the matter of the proof of the last will and tesla
ment OF Charles Johnston, deceased.
On reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and testament of Charles
Johnston, late OF the town of Hebron the county
OF Jeherson and state of Wisconsin, deceased and al
50 the accompanying petition of Tryphenia Johnston
representing among other things that the said
81 aely died at his residence in said iowa of Hebron
mat the said instrument is the last will and
oi o deceased and that she, the petitioner afore-
sad Is the widow of said deceased and that tho ava
eutor named and appointed by said will filed his writ
zen remuneration OF said appointment and prayfne
i' 1ay 6e appointed for hearing the proofs said
lst WIN ana testament and letters estamentarv
with the VIII annexed be issued to her
Is ordered that the proofs of said instrument be
neard before the Judge of this court on Monday tho
"a Jay OF September, A D., 1861 at IL O'Clock in the
son in said County - '0Nei
And 1t is further ordered that public notice. there
De gwen to the heirs at law of deceased ana ~
an other persons interested by publishing COW f
.ils oTder for three successive weeks prior tn sai5
DAY OF hearing IN the s.Watertown RepnbIican - =
"eeAly newspaper, printed and published at Water
DATED the 29th day Of July, A. D. 1861
ny the court, SAMUEL BAIRD,
~o--0"" County
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Gen. Patterson's Imbecilitv

The whole North is Justly indignant at
the want of energy on the part of Gen.
Patterson. With an army of SO. 900 men
he has allowed Johnston, with from IS
Oo0 to 10000, to slip through his fingers
and form junction with Beauregard. 1t
Is said that he has large sums Of money
loaned on bonds and mortgages on Louis
lana plantations. The natural inquiry i
has that had any influence on his move
ments. Thank fortune be is soon to 90
into retirement. and it remains to be seen
whether Gen. Banks will do any better. It
is to be hoped he will net keep our brave
troops chatting in camp, or marching IN a
hill and then down again, but when there
is work to be done give them a chance to
do it.
OF the So, 900 men under Patterson
the Wisconsin 1st is with him on the ether
side of the Potomac, and the Sd and 4tb
are stationed near Hagerstoan.-F Free
Dem
Some Mukwonago lads cleaned out
couple of groggeries IN that town. emptv-
ing the 'forty-rod' into the gutter,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
10oI' IVA =. IEUN ARID
J"leL , - 10 Referee.
Circuit Co At, Jefferson Counfy.-Forecia.-

George II. Bott vs.. Morris Henesey and Ellen
Henesey. his wife.
= virtue of judgment of orecIosure entered in
Tins action on ne 18th day OF February instant
the highest bidder the office Of Baird & Skinner in
the city OF Natertown on the Sth day of June next
at CLOCK z NJ all the following described real es-
taVe oy said judgment ordered to be sold or much
thereoI as may be necessary to satisfy SAID Judgment
interest and cost to wit The north east quarter of
uoth west quarter Of section nine 9) in township
eght 80 north Of range fourteen 4) east situate in
Jefferson County, Wisconsin
Dated February Is 1861.
BAIRD & SKINNER UFRFR S11rrrr
n rs AttYs SoWl5marS Sh'f, Jeff. Co.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
'eHerson County Court. In Probate.
NOTICE TO CRFDTTopc

IN the matter Of the estate of Marx Kilbourd lat,
" se to"h OF Lax Mills in the county of jefferson
ana state of Wisconsin, deceased
o. administration on the said estate HAVING
b; ~ ueq' ailG the hrst Monday of January next
SoFs OF SAID deceased as the last day to present thor
t sia4s 1or examination and allowance: Notice l.
Court will, the first MONDAY in each ~ ~ VI saiu
q, PREMIER November and January next. The
oour! House IN Jefferson in said County. receive
l 1870 anu au9 nst all claims and demands of ali
persons against said deceased VI al
D"'e1 jefferson, the l. Gay Of July, A D. 1861
SAMUEL BAIRD.
i'".+T4 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

By@ There is no news of any Importance
from the seat of Wharf.-The skirmishing,
countermarvhing, mastering troops into
service, &c, &c sc, incident to an army
and of every day occurrence, not satisfying
the most fastldious appetite of amateurs,
much less common sense men. All that
need be said is, that our army is doing
what should have been done long ago, VIZ:
purging the regiments of incompetent Off
GERS, and instituting more thoroughness and
perfect discipline, The rebels having been
longer in the field, are better drilled than
our troops, and time alone, well improved,
can remove this disparity. 1t may be hoped
that imPatienee for fight has passed
away from the army and the people, and
chat there will be more desire for prepare
lion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

ceased. I'll; Ne
On reading and fling the petition of Sarah A. Kill
9ourn, OF the town of Lake Mills in the County Of
other things that Mark Kilbourn late of said town
ia1ey died IN testae at his residence in said town
leaving goods, chattes and estate within this Coun-
y, anu that she, the said petitioner widow Of
haid deceased and praying that ADMINISTRATION OF
sara estate be granted unto Paul Hitchcock. of said
town of Lake Mills
1t IS ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge OF this Court Monday the first day of
guy next at II o'clock in the forenoon he Court
house IN the village of jefferson in said county.
And 1t Is further ordered that notice thereof be
gwen to the heirs fsad deceased, all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order for.
three weeks successfully. prior said day OF hearing
IN the eva ertown Republican. weekly rewsra-
per- printed and published at WATERFOWL il ssis
County. -
Dated the 29th day of May, A. D. 1861
BY the court, SAM'L BAIRD,
maS'A.ol"' County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

IA An attack on Washington is deem
ed simply PrePosterous, as it would prove
an overthrow of the rebels.
Gov. Clerks resigned on the 30th, or
account of law passed by the common.
wealth of Virginia, declaring any citizen
an alien who should longer continue in the
Z. S. service.
Mr. Toombs has resigned as sec. of the
rebels and Mr.. Hunter succeeds him.
On the 3oth inst Gen. Banks command
was lying on the Potomac, opposite Har.
Psr,s Ferry.
1t is said that the Senate will not 90 be-
yond an income tax, and hence that the di.
rect tax will fail.
Gen. Banks whole force is said to be on
ly from ten to twelve thousand
On the 9th ult., in the evening the in.
habitants Of Montreal were surnrizea bv
on earthquake, which was very ssnsibly
felt, accompanied BY rafting Ike thunder
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Circuit Court. Jefferson County.

?: D. MunzeI Plaintiff against Luther 5 Bough-
ton, Esther BougutOn, Willard Farewell. Franklin
Gilman, Henry AaIdaner, and William yolInsar de-
dauJE.
By virtue Of = judgment Of foreclosure ard sale
made by said Court in the above action on the 4th
day or Gne, 1861, the undersigned referee by such
dgment appointed. shall expose for sale at pub:o-
auction, and sell to the highest bidder. on Monday
the 9th day ofsePtember, 1851. at o'clock A. M at
the Planters Hotel. in the city OF WATERFOWL Coun-
t. Of Jefferson and State of Wiscansn the following
described MORTGAGE premises situate in said County
and State or so much thereof may be ecessgry to
raise the amount of S462 GO with interest ana exT
ses Of sale, te wit Commencing at a point on the
east line Of Section No. three 49, in town ship No .
eight 90 north, of range No fifteen 5) east two C)
chains and eighty $50 links south the north east
corner of said section No. three 49, thence running
southerly and along said east line twelve 2) chsinS
and twentyfour (24 links stake thence weste--
y and parallel to the north line said section four
teen chains and twenty-five links to post; thence
nOrtherly and parallel to the east line Aforesaid
twelve I'D chains and ty-four (24lluks to post:
thence easterlv and parallel to the line OF sad
section fourteen Q4) chains ana twenty-five 425) links
to the place OF beginning containing seventeen an
acres ofland more or less. -
Dated June 5th, 1851. IRA E LEONARD
june7 :52w13 p 800.
GILL. BARRIER 4 FPTREpT DrEs- -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
The Direct Tax.

Of the proposed direct tax for raising
war revenue the Chicago Tribune speaks
as follows:
1.-The Committee on WAYS and Means re-
ported bill to the House to levy this sum
on the real estate in the loyal States. WHY
they exempted personal property we can
not imagine. Why should the whole bur
den be put on lands and houses? What
good reason is there for exempting mon
eys, credits, stocks, goods, furniture, cat
tie, slaves, in short. anything esteemed
and taxed as property by local law?
The census returns show that one-third
of all the property in the United States
tails under the head of personal" The
far and legitimate rule is, to cause every
person to pay his equal and exact share Of
the national tax according to the value of
the property he possesses. What shape
he may have invested his capital is bis
own business and not the Governments
Let all bear their equal proportion of the
public burdcn-neither more nor less A
tax levied on this principle will sit lighter
on the shoulders of the people, and give
more general satisfaction than anv ether
method of apportioning it.
We were glad to see that the House re-
fused to pass the bill as reported by the
Committee of Ways and Means; but in
sisted on including personal property as
well as real. The tax should not be col
lected by the machinery of the Federal
Government where the States will under
take to raise their respective amounts by
their own local machinery, and thereby
save an immense cost of collection. All
the loyal States would agree to do this. !"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

A BEAR SToRr.-A capital bear story
is told in the Pioneer of last week. About
week since, in the town of Franklin, in
this county, lad about II years of age,
was sent to a corn-feld to get hoe, when
huge she-bear, rising on her bind feet,
seized his head in her paws, and carried
him off in that position. His cries brought
the ncighbors to his assistance. and after a
long hunt, the bear dropped him in the
edge of the woods, badly bruised and
scratched, but not dangerously so. 1t is
supposed Mrs. Bruin intended to serve
him UP TO her cubs as an extra choice roast
for dinner that day, The story is near
enough home to be interesting if not true.
-BoraL0o ReDuJGc.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Attack on Washington.-Latsr.

The Washington correspondent of the
Times says he has good authority for the
following: According to my authority,
General Lee, who has now, as you know,
set bis corps d arnaee in motion, under the
pretext Of attacking our army in Western
Virginia, really intends to direct his force
upon the upper Potomac, which be will
cross at distance of about forty miles
from Washington. Once there, he will
be joined by the secessionists, who are Sc
cretly organizing all over Maryland, and
will then attack Washington on its unfor-
tilted and defenceless side. At the same
time, Beauregard will make a movement
against Mcclellan, whom be will keep busy
within his own lines, thus preventing his
taking part IN the defence Of the city
Johnston will be left to watch and counter
act PattersOn's movements; a strong col
umn will be sent against Butler from Rich
mond, and Pryor. the cheyalier Of the
bowie knife, and Henningsen, the compan-
ion Of Walker, the fnibuster, will dislodge
Rosencralz from the position he occupies
in Western Virginia.
Such, according to the information I
have received, is the plan the rebels have
adopted"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

Jesse klGgIe, PlaiRtlh, gain John G AulsehrooE,
Admins traitor OF the tate OF Jo.eih Scrufv de-
ceased, Melinda Scruby. JOs eih >cruby. Emma Scru-
by, Elizabeth ScIuby and George sjrUly, defend
ants.
p Virtue Of Judgment Of foreclosure and zsle Of
II Eh" Circuit Court of TeG-r uu oUrfy. rendered
n the above entitled action. she f-L dag of
February, l5Gl. IA -aFoI Of tie SAID H-slt f. al 4
agaln@- said defendants. I will sell a. Tu' ricarc-
ton. 70 he highest bidder Monday the 9th day OF
-eHr.. A D 1861 s- sl- -e7a0E y cE+ha- der It
sa 3. ar. aGEes--a sac eaE eE--E.f. d. Lid
county. s q he 70 lowing described premizes or
much thereof a shall be sufficient to discharge said
judy -nent. interest. costs and taxes to wit
Al. The oltowinc -crihed piece or parcel ofIaEd
ztuate in the county of Jefferson aforeaaid TO wit
The west nafo Of the northwest quarter q section
nlrahcr nine a. in town ship uulnfcr ever g. j. raara
number iyJe"a lfs containing eighty acre accord
ing 10 public -"rTfT- F5r-t expecting for sale tEs
Watcrto7yu. June 7tH. 1881 fFrro-- --r-2
HEBEE nth Sheriff Of JEFF. Co.
WILLIAMS < LE7SA I'd. PI'fe Att,ys
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Which IS the Best Man o.

The fighting at Bulls Run as we'll as at
a dozed battles in Missouri and Western
Virginia, has satisfactorily demonstrated
that Northern soldiers can beat the seces-
slonists IN fair contest. They are cooler
in battle and fire steadier ard more aeeu-
rately than the enemy. It is now known
that the rebels lest twice as many men at
the battle Of Bulls Run as the National
troops, notwithstanding they fought under
cover and were greatly superior in num-
bers and artillery. oar loss in killed and
wounded. from the firing Of the first gun,
until the retreat began, was less than L.
OOO, while the enemy suffered a loss of
l,9UO to 1000 men Several of their
best regiments were hewn to pieces.
reverse the relative strength and poEi-
ton OF the two armies, and suppose the
Federal troops to have been so, 600 strong,
and elaborated entrenched On the Wash
ington side Of Bull Run, and protected by
masked batteries and Notifications and
200 cannon, and with upwards of 1000
dragons; and further suppose, that this
army had been commanded in person by
Gen. Scott, with Mcclellan, Wool and
Lyon at the head of Divisions, in addition
to Mcdowell, Hunter. Heintzelman and
Blenker: and suppose further, that Beau
regard. with $4,000 men, and 60 cannon,
and without cavalry, had marched to the
assault Of this entrenched federal army Of
$4,000 men, what would have been the re-
suit OF the battle? Would it have lasted
from sunrise till 4 o'clock?
Every man instinctively feals that ouI
troops, with such immense advantages on
their side, would have made quick work Of
their foes; that the rebels would have
been routed, pursued and cut to pieces
The panic would have been among the
chivalry. The fate of Gen. Garnet and
bis army, would have befalleu Beauregard
and his men.-Chi. Trib.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Circcit Court--Jefrerson County=

Edwin Lloyd. Plaintiff against Joseph Charter q.
salia Charter Charles Goodbout, and Joseph Good
bout, Defendants.
By virtue of judgment of foreclosure and sale
made by said court in the above action on the 4tb
day OF June. 1861 I, the undersigned Referee by such
judgment appointed shall expose for sale at public
auction and sell to the highest bidder. on Mondsv
the 9th day Of September, 1861, at II O'Clock A NJ
at the Planters Hotel in the city Of WATERFOWL
County Of LETTERS and State Of Wisconsin the fsI.
lowing described mortgaged premises situate in tho
town OF tarmington in said County and State, or so
much thereof as may be nee essary TO raise the amount
of S535 81 with interest and expenses of saIe viii
Being the north west quarter Ne the north eat Quar-
er of section No. Is, in Z orth Of nee No Is
east, containing 10 acres more or loss.
IRA Z. LEONARD. Referee
Dated June 5tf. 1871.
juHe7m3 GILL, BARBFR < FRiEFR. PIN At+ys
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

The correspondent Of the New York
Post telegrapbs that the bill providing for
direct taxation and system Of internal du-
ties will undoubtedly be amended in Con-
gress. No heavy land tax will pass on ac-
count of the opposition Of Western men,
bers. Ample provision will be made for
the Punctual payment Of the interest On
the national loan.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
Rebel Friendship.

4 correspondent of the Leaveuyortb
Conservative, writing from Camp Washing
ton, near Clinton, says of an aged man
and STAKEHOLDER, but strong and honest
Union man, bold and fearless, who never
faltered in pouring out his indignation
against Jackson and his co.rebels One
night about twenty drunken wretches came
to this good old mans house, dragged him
out Of bis bed, carried him into tie forest.
where they tied and blindfolded him, and
then informed him that he was CHARGED
with high treason against GoYernsr Jack
son, and disloyalty against the State of
Missouri, for which lie wsuld then aud
there be tried But he was informed that
if he would renounee his allegiance to the
Union, contribute part of his wealth to
the jackson gang, and swear most solemn
ly never again to speak a word in favor of
the old Union and Constitution or against
Jackson or the Southern Confederacy, they
would let Kim off But the brave old man
resolutcly refused to comply with these
terms, and assured them that he would
die Grst. "Well, then, " replied the load
er of these devils incarnate, Idle you SHALL
you damned old Abolition dog" And six
devils stepped back, leyeled their rifles at
the staunch old hero; six balls entered
his head and heart, and the noble soul of
the grey-haired veteran took its flight
Lieut.. Meredith, who was reported
badly wounded in the Bulls Run battle,
it is found is only slightly injured. and will
soon be out Of the hospital.
The Madison Journal makes com
plant that the clothing for the 9th Regi-
ment is of miserable quality, and bungling-
ly put together.
"A number Of Prussian officers, equal
ly brave and skillful in their profession,
have rendered their services to the United
States Government, through the Prussian
Minister, Barren Gerolt.
"A charming girl in Lowell, who had
used false set Of teeth for some time,
now finds new and promising supply
coming forward, in both jaws, and will
soon have full set of natural teeth, and
dobtless, husband besides, as she ought.
The proportion in which the different
nationalities contribute to the regular ar
my are thus statad: Irish, 40--Germans,
30-English, 5-Scots, 5-French, Ital-
ians and Spaniards, 10-Americans, 10.
The officers are all, or nearly all Ameri-
cans.
"A letter in The National InteIligencer
says that the last news from Chin asserts
that the revolution there had lately as
sumed most threatening proportions. The
rebels are marching on Pekin, and the
Emperor is said to have fed.
In the pockets of General Garnet,
when shot, were found two $40 gold pie
cos, watch and piece of corn-bread,
partly eaten, showing that times were get
ting hard at Laurel Hill, when General
had to come down to eating corn bread
carried in his pocket.
A French merchant vessel lately Law
in great peril during a storm near the
shoals Of Caprera. A man III a red shirt
came alongside with a fishing boat, leaped
on board, took the helm and saved the
vessel. When be was departing the cap.
tain offered him money, and On his refusing
it, discovered his savior to be-GaribaId
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02

RETRIBUTIoN.-Thers was an instance
of just retribution for treason at Rich
Mountain. Hon, John Hughes, of Bever-
ly, a member of the Virginia Secession
Convention at Richmond, heard, by some
means, that our troops were endeavoring
to turn the flank of the rebels. He
mounted a horse and sped up the hill rap
idly, to convey the information to Col
Pegram. When near the summit, he was
suddenly hailed by pickets. Surprising
they were federal piekets, he cried out,
''hold, am a Northern man." The next
instant he fell into the road corpse, rid
died by thirty balls. He had lied, and
his own friends, the rebels, when he was
striving to save, believing they were kill
ing an enemy, put an end to his career
So may they all perish-excepting those
who die by the halter,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
CLARKSBCRG. Va. July

Special to the Herald.-We have ex-
citing rumors to-day, of an engagement
between Col. Tyler, of the Seventh Ohio
Regiment, at the head of 5000 Virginia
troops, and Gov. Wise, with 1000 rebels
at Bulls Town, in which 600 Of our men
and ], 500 Of the enemy were killed
Wise Is retreating. I give this for what
it is worth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
ENCoURAGING-The Waush

ENcoURAGING.-The Waushara Co. Ar.
gas has the following:
Crops of every kind look well in every
part Of this county. Harvesting has lust
commenced. The average yield viii be
nearly if not quite up to that of 1866
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-08-02
LEGAL NOTICE.


UT VVtIiIty, IOFVn OF MILFORD. s..
80 '4n y. Brink OF said town You are hereby no.
tined that warrant of attachment has becn issnrd
aEEal9s1 you ard your property attached to satisfy
me demands OF Elijah II. Stiles of said town amount
ing 70 Tye dollars and interest from the of
oSe az yen per cent. Now unless you shall appear
before T. 2 ingalls,, Justice of the Peace ar for
Sa4 county at his Office in said town or the 20rh day
OF June A D.. 1851 at three O'Clock in the afternoon
Judgment viii be rendered agairst you and your prop
erty sold to pay the debt
DATED this 18th day OF Nay. 4. D. 1851.
may3I .51w3 ELIJAH j. STILES, Plaintiff