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THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE
Is PUBLISHED
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.

EVERY FRIDAY MORNING.
Its columns have recently been materially enlarged
and new features will be from time to time introduced to
render it not only additionally attractive to the FAMILY
CIRCLE but a still valuable um Of reference for
IN. FARMER, the MECHANIC, and the ARTISAN.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE will also embrace con-
slant variety Of choice NoV ELLETTES, TALES, POETRY
and Miscellaneous articles adapted to FAMILY READING
sci, ctions from the EDITORIALS o! The DAILY EXCHANGE
REVIEWS Of, and Extracts from New Books; PRICE
CURRENT exhibiting the state of the markets, at home
and abroad up the latest moment and FAKMEfS
COITMN wherein much valuable inf relation
10 Agriculture will always be found
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the DAILY EXCHANGE,
N, F.. CORNER of BALTIMORE AND NORTH sTREErss
BLISHED BIZ
GLE n N 4 G o.,

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and with boil and distinct type, which is constantly 'e
newed thus Offering merchants and others making US
fits columns, peculiar dvantages for the
attractive display Of their advertisements WHICH, " e
nection with its already large and steadily increasing
scription list, raskes it the most deslraDl i'eui w "
yertising presented to this community
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Pm. r.aae~s -, Tuz EXCHANGE with the most prompt, full
and authentic intelligence al matters of public inter
est domestic or foreign. - ,r,,,,,-,, .-,, =,
al 49,, rsIates to it's REPORTS OF TIE DOM STlC
cts it has established for itself reputation which
n the merchants OF this city in recognizing it as
STANDARD AUTHORITY upon all those subjects in which
their business interests involved whilst the leading
Financial Commercial topics Of the day come unde
careful review in its editorial columns.
The interests and the state OF the markets ar
so constantly and intimately affected by the aspect OF poitl
cal affairs throughout the world that Journal WINCH
aspire to be thing than commercial report
r ar daily price current must necessarily devote reason
bI space to the dissemination Of political intelligence an
the discussion OF political questions. In this department
the paper which, apart its commercial importance
also possesses pecu lar exclusive interest Of ts OWL
il the object Of THs EXCHANGE to preserves position
hore,, AID fearless Independence equally removed iron
srvil- partisanship upon the one hand anu nla Het
trality upon the other.
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True copy-Test KOBT. J. KERR
al4-laW3T Clerk
~ n o. A-Ln.A xLc,rII-

NOTICE OF COMMlTTAL TO JAIL.--W as
committed to the all OF Prince Georges co Inty Md
on tuesday, the twenty-thrd day of Ju " eighteen hun
GT t ana sixtyone, As ruRaEay Negro Man GEORGE,
copper color, i've feet four inches in height.
The said negro was committed 10 the Jail Of Prince
GsoFges county, Md. as runaway The owner (f anyI
Of te an described negro requested to forward
prove property pay cha-g and take him aTay-otaer
wise ne will be disposed OF according to the Act OF Assem-
bly,, IN such case made and provided
Ii y
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.s5ss:ss.ss1 NORTHERN

& y Es.s7S5:s=5zzzi1 NORTHERN
2Gs2 Eve CENTRAL RAILWAY
SUPERINTEN DENTS OFFICE,
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore May 18th, 1851
On aHd after 81 NDAY Aay 18TH, 1861 Trains North
ern Central Railway arrive and depart as follows until
further
w TRAINS NORTH
MAIL AT Sis A. n
EXPRESS AT 4.35 =. 81.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION AT SIS T. H.
The Is A. N. Train Relay House with trains
on western Maryland Railroad At Hanover junction with
Hanover anu Gettysburg Railroads. at Yorg witt YORK
ana wrghtsyl.e Rairo 3D. at Harrisburg with Pennsy
ania Railroad for all paris Of West Also with Lebanon
y y Railroad to New York direct At North
wyoming Valley, at Sunbury with Philadelphia and Erie
York. ~ ~ "
The 435 81 Train makes all the above connections ex-
cept Hanover Railroad, Wrightsye Railroad and the
Lebanon Valley Railroad $3.50
- The S;lJ Tram makes connections with PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad for all Of the West and direct CONNECTIONS
for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE-Mail at 6 10 P NJ, Express at IS
a. 81, harrisburg Accommodation at 2 43 p. N
FOR TICKETS aud information enquire at the Ticket
office, calvert Station, Baltimore
as JAS. C. CLARKE, Sup'nt
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ren-~A U. S. GOVERNMENT LINE

ssnlasssSAg4~
FORT hONROE AND Oh POINT COMFORT,
Leaves the lower end Of UNION DOCK West side, daily
Sundays ncUded Vat AZ O'Clock r Nj taking Passengers
and Freight and connecting vi the Railroad Lines t1
and from Washington ID. C., ihii!telt!iia, New York
Boston fork Harrisburg, ftsDur,, Pa and the West iIn
lately after the arrival Of the Express Train from New
York and Philadelphia
The olowing is the schedule
Leave New FORK at a. NJ, le1ye phadeiphia al 1!
and II 35 A: b.. leave Baltimore 1t 4b p NJ
ROUND IRiP TlChEIS AT REDUCED PRICES
From New York to Fot Monroe and back .........sl4
From philadelphia and TO-
from Baltimore and back 6
~ Procure you. Tickets in NEW YORK, at the New
jersey Railroad Office, Foot of CouI tland stree.
in PHILADELPHIA at the Company's 'ftice n W cor
ner Sixth and Chestnut Streets at the Depot BIZ
IN baLllAuE en- Board Of the Steamers Foot of Uniol
DocS. HUH I'CONN ICIt
jy2-f Passenger hoa1t
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'ENHlS is TO GIVE NOTICE That the subscr-
Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of altmors
WHELAN late of said city, deceased. All persons hav-
ing Claims against the said hereby warned to
exhibit the tn the vouchers thereof the sub
seF6e on or before the nth day February 1882 they may
estate All persons indebted said estate are requ se to
make Immediate Given under my hand this sch
day OF August, 1861. HENRIETTA S, = HEI,EN,
a9.iaW4wE
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a hel has obtained from the Orphans Court Baltimore
city, letters OF administration the of jos EPH
LESS late of said city, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate hereby
the same with the vouchers thereof the subscriber on
or before the 18th day of February, 1862 they may other
wise by law, be excluded from all benefit estate
All persons indebted to said estate requested make
immediate payment Given under my hand this l4th day
OF August, 1901. REBECCA hess,
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y f II NJ =
or THE DAILY EXCHANGE

Served in the city, and payable only to tie carriers
TWELVE AND HALF CENTS WEEKLY.
Mailed to subscribers ont OF the city at SIX DOLLARS
YEAR, pay able invariably in advance
a9-A liberal reduction to Clubs and News Agents.
THE TRI-WEEKLY EXCHANGE,
Nailed to subscribers:
copy, Ole year.
Do six months. ......-........-.............2
Do. three months. .............,....-.-...l
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY EXCHANGE.
copy, enc 90
Do. EiX no1ths...--. 30
IL do. do. do .......-.......l00 90
25 do 40 do. ..............2000
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sE-s OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT

sEk OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
EaessEas2sas COMPANY.
FOX FREDERlCkSBUkt, VIRGINfh, AND Ian
INGS ON THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
The steamer VIRGINIA., Captain n. Fairbank leaves
Baltimore, from her BERTH at Needams per, Light
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at O'Clock, aau
returning leaves fredericksburg EV cry U u j
MORNING, at O'Clock, or Immediately after the arrg Of
the train OF cars from Richmond ana Washington Stopping
at al the regular Landings the Rappahanno1R yeI
going and returning, to land and receive eig and
Sengers.
THE VIRGINIA
Is new and was built by merchants Of Frede
fcASD and Baltimore, interested in the trade,
.eehants and farmers residing the counties borderne
on the R2ppahdnnock for the press purpose OF keeping
first class steamer the route During the for
ware deck has been enclosed thus aordng complete pro
lection for Horses and other live stock. Carriages of
sizes be taken board carried under deck without
taking OF the wheels Her sateroom ant berth acGom
aai,Gn re large and commodious, and her capacity io
eSht extensive. AS and freight boat she
no fGpef no on the waters Of the Chesapeake;
by X }; CAPRON CO., BoWly's wharf.
~ Freight received on board of the Steamer Wednesda
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to O'clock T M.
For further information and Blank Receipt az arcs use
oy the Company, apply on board, to
Z: j. CAPRON K Co, Ages,
~ ~ ,,-,,r,. . No. 81 Bowiy's wharf, Baltimore.
F. SLAUGHTER, President Frederick sburr "! nfE99.
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bril- @ggss.
ItSs Sgss E1sstssg9Ezsssa PHILADELPHIA,
EaAE --S5sH2 WILMINGTON AND BALTIMORE
RAILROAD.

SUMKER ARRA NGEMENTS.
: and after MONDAY, August 10Th Passenger Trans
for Phiiadelpha viii leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
daily Except Sunday IS follows, viz:
Express Train at $50 o'clock A. NJ; Way Nail at 1915
O'clock A. ~ Evening Mail at I45 ?. ". On SUNDAYS,
at 4.45 I. Nj All Trans connect with New York trains
except AS P ~ train SATURDAYS
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, leaves
5Sy = ~ stopping at all stations between Baltimore aaa
Wlll find their most expeditions oute by way of Wilng-
ton.
III coiored persons give bond before entering the
cars. WILLIAM CRA WF0PR
al1-tf hnn1nt
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I TIE UIKUUIT COURT FOX BALTIMORE
4 CITY, August 18th, l86l.-ChARLES THOMAS SISCO
AND John EDWARD SISCO Us. ANN JAMISUN AND
O!HERS.-Oriered, that the SALE made and reported by
Theodore CHECKER and Robert c. Try, Trustees for the
sale of the real estate in the proceedings this
cause be ratified and confirmed, unless con
ay thereof be shown before the fourth dav of Sep
TENDER next provided copy this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Baltimore in each of three
suggestive weeks before the said day be next
The report states the amount of sales be $2,525.
RDBT. J. KERR
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II ~.
49,. ~. ,sErz.,

u NOTICE.
asssss.zasEazass CHANGE OF DAYS TO THE
FATUYENT RIVER
he steamers GEORGE W EENS and MARY WASHING
TON Will leave Baltimore for the Patuxent River the
following days:
SATURDAY, TUESDAY and TIL RSDAY. commenc-
ing on Saturday morning, June LIST, 1851 O'clock for
hlIlS Landing direct s2d cQnnne during the season;
DAY. The Boat leaving Hills Landing on Monday and
Wednesday will he direct for Baltimore
The saturday Boat will leave HIPS Landing on Friday
for BE edict leaving Benedict Saturday morning
O'Clock for Baltimore
he above steamers will call all the usual Landings on
the River, also at Fair Haven and Plum Point, goin ard
returning
Feghts received up o'clock she days previous
the departure of the Boats.
Passage to PatuXent Riyer....$1 90. Meals extra.
DO PLAIN Point-..,.,. I.00 De.
iln Fair Haven. 20 in5 4
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SMuulnq.
EIR TJHEn pn0T

SEsa FOR LIvERPO0L.-The AL Bremen
akxAsshiP NEPTUNE, NJ Bahe master having the great
T par OF her cargo engaged will have quick desns,eb fr
e above port eght passage apply to Inc Captain
40 A SCHUMACHER & CO
sew No. south Charles strea+
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ap0sg GQ1 sstgliaas(s,

BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE,
SAMUEL e. TURNER.
No. 5 SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
MAS On HAND 4 VERY SUPERIOR AS
z L SORTMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
ACCOUNT COOKS among his stock will i've found " ri.
TING and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic foreign, OF
all the most approved manufacturers
EUfE PAPERS, Ruled and Plain, in very great variety.
IN EiUPES of all kinds
STATIONERY q: every description for Office privat,
use, viz: steer. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING MAX
WATERS, LEA d and SLATE PENCILS, INK STAN DIS
&c, &c.
INK Writing and Copying, OF all the best MAKERS LET
TER CuPYIN5 PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, FOkTE.MON
EAiES, &c, &c.
Also large assortment OF WRA PIPING PAPEK
PLAYING CARDS. PRINTERS do, ~ &c, all al Low
prices.
COUNTRY MEgCBANT will DO wento t.:2t;
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An Unreasonable R Quest

When the United States army started
for Utah, there was scarcity of trans
portation, or, in ether words, there were
too few baggage wagons. Now every sol
der knows how like the apple Of ones eye
are these same baggage wagons drawn as
they are, by six mules, on the plains.
A colonel of dragons, who had com=
mand OF one of the columns. restricted the
officers very much in their allowance Of
baggage, and was most bitter if any one
tried to exceed the just amount
One morning the colonel met one of his
captains a dragoon of course when be
burst out as follows:
Captain do you know what these ar
tillery officerS want to be allowed to take
across the plains?
No. colonel, I don't, said the captain
with an euquiring look.
Well said he, if you Il believe me there's
one of 'em wants to take across a box of
books
Books exclaimed the captain; What
next I wonder? Now colonel, | have but
little to take across myself-nothing but
a barrel of whiskey.
OF course, captain, of course; anything
in reason; /; but the idea of carrying a par
eel of books across that stretch is little
moro than I can stand.
THE EFrEcF-The Louisville Journal
says:
The secession of Kentucky would make
her free State as certainly as the enact
ment Of the M st effective law of universal
emancipation.
At late meeting of the Philosophi-
cal Society of Manchester, England, DR..
G. Calvert stated that he had recently an
alyzed several samples of snuff, in all of
which he found traces of red lead. This
is NEST dangerous adulteration, as tho
lead in such snuff viii, ultimately, accumul
late in the heads Of snufftakers, and pro!
duce dreadful diseases.
The Tallahassee (Fla.) .SentineN
speaking of Gen. Scott says that ''mbor1
millions damn" the old General for his
trcachery to the South 7
We hope Mammas are as comfortable as
''eould be expected under the crcumstan-
ces;' as Southern ladies occasionally say.
This ''damning'' process is new system
in gestation.- Free Dem.
Jay Gibbons of Albany, the corrupt
member Of the New York Legislature who
was unlucky enough to get found out and
convicted. has been expelled from that
yirtuous body, by lol yeas e rays,
q
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How the Chinese Do Business

A traveller in China says:
A tailor has brought home a new silk
pettlcoat for the master of an eating shop.
The two Cinnamon catch sight Of each
other at opposite ends of the shop, ad-
vance with gravity, stop three times, and
each make profound bows What is your
honorable business with me asks the mas
fer Of the house. Your inconsiderable
servant having received your commands,
has done himself the appreciated honor to
wait on you in your splendid shop, with
your new petticoat, replies the tailor
The other man receiving it answers, In
your handsome shop work is done with
punctuality and elegance that 7, poor man,
cannot fail to admire and envy 1T The
two parties again bow to each other ro-
foundly How is your handsome ard
much to-be-envied wife ?. inquiries the tai
lor. The homely woman is well, I thank
you humbly, answers the Chinese, with
the disparagement which politeness de-
mands of him. And your industrious and
estimable sons, the cinder-g -gatherer, and
tan tkfl6T, your Servant trusts afit they are well
AHS A44oi . o'liAi'HiiO SOA' 3 dogS are wei,
replies their father, and are your servants
ever. hope your illustrious father is
well your servant saw him ycst, rday look
ing out at the door of his magnificent
meat-pie shop, in the splendid lane which
he honols as his residence The poor
man, my father, is well, your servant
thanks you. The price of the work hay~
ING been previously agreed upon, the OWE
er produces it, and profers it with pro-
found bows, making as if be could not
think of taking it, and protesting that the
honor Of working for the ilustrious mas
ter Of the eating shop, is for itself sufic-
lent reward, The master of the shop,
however, pursuos him to the door with
fresh bows; the tailor at length takes his
money, and being careful not to turn his
back on his customer, the two part with
gravity and renewed compliments and pros
trations. This little scene is not tie least
exaorerated
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NUMBER As.


cit was strange providence, the new
conner said. that overlook me with
snow-storm on the prairie, and forced me
an hour ago TO take refus in YOUR smoke
house, nearly dead with cold. .
Nlllly acknowledged the truth of the
remark, and she knelt and thanked her
rather N Heaven for her delivarence.
The next day AlliIy's husband came
home, and when he had been told all he
remarked This fellow was in the tav-
ern at the time sold my produce. 1t
Will teach me lessou-ncvcr to let stran-
gers know when money is plenty with me.
lest they shall be tempted to crime and
bring ruin on me and mine" E
That day some sixty or seventy men
gathered at the house OF Nr. Dean. The
robber was recognized as notorious horse
:hef who bad long in 'ested that neighbor-
E'od. There was a summary tlial, and
then IN logged silence the wretch who
would have burned a harmless infant and
murdered faithful aud gentle woman,
submitted to his inevitable fete. A rude
ly constructed gallows, and stout rope
ended his existence So on the thinly-set.
tied frontiers of the West do they mcte
out Justice to offenders against property
About sevcntcen hundred dollars in
bills were found on the pcrs: Of the rob
Der, besides the gold he had taken from
Mrs. Dean As there were no claimants
for the bills, at the suggestion of the stran-
ger, whose life had been saved from the
anger OF the winter storm by the shelter he
found in the smoke house, thousand dol
lars Of the seventeen hundred were presen-
ted to Milly in consideration of what she
bad passed through, and the remainder
was divided round.
On that very spot there is now thri-
wing town, and one of the finest residences
in the place is that where dwells Milly
Dean and her husband.
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j JEFFERSON COUNTY.
TREASURER'S SALE

N Office is hereby given that on the
second Tuesday of May next and the next
succeeding days I shall sell at public auction
at the office of the Treasurer of the County
of Jefferson, in the State of Wisconsin, so much
of each tract or parcel Of lanG described in the
following statement as snail be necessary for
the payment of the taxes, interest and CHARGES
thereon. Said sale to be open between fhe
hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and four
O. clock in the afternoon
Jefferson, April 10Th, 1861
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Koshkonnn-.T5R14


west half swq swq
east half swq swq
south half seq swq
north west Or. nwq
east half east half neI !
east half swq neq
east half south east or. l
south west or. nwq
north west or. neg 1
north east quarter nwq
yesG half north west Or. l
seq except 8 acres OF 5
part l
west half east half u2f
north east quarter neg :
unknown 4 S5-100 acres, 8
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
Busi1ess UtreftorD.

Z. X. CRANDALL,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Groceries, Fish, Fruit,
Tobacco and Choice Cigars. Two Doors West of Bank
of Watertown, " Watertown, Wis.
E. C. STARIN,
Clock and Watch Repairer and Dealer in Clocks,
Watches, Jewelry, Silver and plated Ware, Vions and
Strings, Gun Caps, Wads, ETC. All work done by him
warranted to give satisfaction, and low at any
other shop.
HARLOW PEASE,
Attorney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
Howeus Store West Side of the River
ENOS & HALL,
Attorneys and CounseIlors at Law, Watertown, Wis
ENOs, HALL.
NJ. T. PAULFRANZ,
Barber Rooms in Watertown Bank building. Oils,
perfumery, Cigars, Tobacco, &c, always on hana'
JUDSON PRENTICE,
Deputy County Surveyor of JEFFERSON an" poose
Counties. Office over Watertown Bank
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VOLUME |.
WATERFOWL REPUBLICAN,
Published Every Friday.
; W. LANTON, Proprietor.
oGics oDer WainDr1ghrs Drug Store, 3D. Story.

TERMS OF sUBsCRIPTIoN-SI.5 so per wear. navab1a
quarterly. Delivered by Carrier % cents extra
Ne paper discontinued until all arrearages are paid
except at option.
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Town 6. Rance Il, I

L O"n Oa H u5i > II,
part swq bounded Il by
q line e by Rock River
5 by Fifield, W by sec
tion line
part neg bounded n by
Stevens, e by Howes,
5 by Henry, " by q line
part seq bounded n by
Henry, W by q line, 5
by sec. line, e by FL
field
nwq swq
neg seq
seq seq
east half north east Or.
north east Or. seq
west half north east Or
nwq seq
nwq swq
e part neg 40 acres,
eh swq so acres,
VIII seq so acres.
sh nwq 80 acres,
part neg nwq, bounded
n by section line, e by
Endres, 5 by Fifield, W
by River
part eh bounded e by
Savage's addition, 5 by
road W by Copeland, n
by Hesse
part nwq bounded n by
road. G by Washburn,
s and W by road
part of nwq bounded n
by Crawfish river, e by
Burnham, 5 by road, W
by section line
part nwq bounded n by
/ road and Washburn, e
by river, S by Smith
| and q line, W by Gill
| man
| part nwq bounded n by
| rnad e by road. 5 by
Allen, W by road
part nwq bounded n by
river, e by river, s by
road, W by road
/ part nwq commencing
on road, 1 IL rods,
| thence back 5 rods par
alel with q line, thence
| s41-2 rods, thence e s
rods to the place of be-
ginning
part nwq bounded n by
Smith, e by road, 5 by
q line, W by road
e part nh sh, $50 acres,
" part nh sh, 10 acres,
neg swq
seq swq
eh neg
neg neg seq
part eh neg bounded n
and W by road, east by
section line, 5 by q line,
eo and PIN pit VIII seq
Ell seq except so acres
paid by Charles Farms
worth
W 81 nwq swq except WI
VIII uwq swq
nwq seq
AztaIan, I z, X IA
norh half south west or
middle Is divided n anc
s, nwq seq
south east quarter
nwQ seq
VIII nwq swq
undivided h sw part sTC
seq and seq seq
VIII and neg sw Il q
swq neg
sw h. q
ne corner neg e river, /;
acres.
east half nwq
east road swq
eh neg and all 4 road II
eh seq
all n road in eq wq swq
eq VIII nwq
va VIII swu
: all neg and road
5 pt. A. e river in seq
seq neg
sw bounded n by Bray
ton and Hyer, 5 and "
by section line e by
center line, swq
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village of Hebron, i,

Ilots 5 and s block l
Illots l and ? block 3
Ilots 4 and 5 block 4
Hot I block Z
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In Peterson & MaIdaner's Block, Watertown, Wiseon
sim Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Gro
ccries Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Mechanics
Tools Hats, Caps, Boots, and Shoes, Window Paper,
Stationery, &c.
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CHARGlNG A K1ss.-A beautiful girl
stepped into shop to buy pair of mits
How much are they2 Why, said the
gallant but impudeut clerk, lost in gazing
upon her sparkling eyes and ruby lips,
you shall have them for kiss. oh,
very well. said the lady, pocketing the
mits. while her eyes spoke daggers, 'and
as see that you give credit here, charge
it on your books, and let me know when
yeu collect it, and she hastily tripped cut
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4. PETERSON,

Deputy County Surveyor of Jefferson and Dodge
Counties Office over Watertown Bank.
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UDSON PRENTICE,

Barber. Rooms in Watcrtown Bank building Oils,
Cigars Tobacco, &c, always on hand.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-19

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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-04-19
BAIRD & SKINNER.

Attorneys and CounseIors at Law, Land and Loan
Agents have complete abstract of the Records OF all
rifles and incun brauces Real Estate in Jefferson
Co. Office over Bank of Watertown, WatertOw4, Wis.
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