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, 1861-01-29

Editors Ttibnne:
While the new City Charter which you hare
published contains many provisions worthy Of
adoption, 1t embraces some which ought not
to pass without notice. Among these we may
note.
/. That Section 6s gives to the Board Of Pub
lie Works unlimited power Of taxation with
out appeal OF redress. The rate has heretofore
been limited to Two per cent for special as-
sesstnents, and to three per cent. for al taxes
for each year. Do tile people Of Chic1sso de-
sire such q clanges
2. Section 81 gircs said Board the right to
grant permits to use the streets In any nan-
nrr. Under this permission tue right may bc
granted to lay down d railroad track in any
street in the city, and keep it there forever,
with no appeal nor redress.
8. Section adds Bridgeport and Holstein to
the city. Do the inhabitants Of those places
or the citizens of Chicago desire the city lin
its to uc changed, and ii so when did they dc.
1nand It?
4. If alterations in tl,csc points arc to be
made, will our representatives ut Springfield
sec that it bc submitted to vote Of the peo-
llr, or will they put 1t in force "from and af.
ter Its passage" rs provided In Sec Sth?
Bs calling attention to these points you will
much obligc 4 TAX PAYER.
, 1861-01-29
Hichland Guar1a-Volunteer Move
Eueuts

Regular Meeting Of the Eoard OF Edus
cation.
CHICAGO. jan. 50, 1861.
Present -Nee.rs. Dorc. Steele, Haren, Hayes,
TAFT, Foster. Carpenter, Hoard, Base and Shea
hnu.
Absent-Messrs. 35osely, sturtesant, Newbeny,
T6e minutes Of the last meeting were read and
6u molten at Mr.. Haven. Messrs Steele, Hoard
additional accommodatlons for the pupils Of the
Scamnm School, with power to act.
NJ. Steele moved thai Andrew' Latin Reader 10
adopted at text book in the High School In plaee
OF Hazkness' Second Latin Book
NJ. sheahan called for the yeas aud mrs. aud the
Tcas3Aess1s: Haven, Foster, Carpenter, Steele.
Hayes, Dore and Hnard-6.-' :" =.
fayt-Mr- Sheahan-1.
On motion Of Ar. Foster. teaehesa certificates
were granted TO MeAsr:. Samuel a. B1fgge, Jno. E.
kmbal and Edward c. Porter.
Dr. FoeteE: Chairman Of the Committee On the
OF the Board: Sarah G. Downs. re-8ppoiDted assls-
tant in the Skinner School, Mary l. Reed reap
pointed assiatant ia the Scammon School Mary1.
Coin appointed assistant In the Branch Of the aeh-
ington School, Calista Robineon transferred from
the Branch ofthe Washington School to the Wash
BFoan 70 The skinner Kitty
red from the Skinner to the Ogden School
Mr, Steele, Chairman Of the Committee on High
Lane bc re-aini.tcd 10 seats II 81 High School.
Referred to the Ctattoan OF the Committee on the
High School, with power to act-
of the Board passed Sept. 18th, 1s0 respeetfng the
union Of the Drummer and Primary Department.
Be- resctnded. and the following provision adop.ed
The Grsn,mer and Primary Department. Of each
School shall be united into one organization as 4
Frddtd keaool but for conrcnienee ofdcaignation.
Be ealled Gsammsr Divisions, snd III dirisiaus II
| the Second Reader and below shall be called PYi-
, 1861-01-29

Su1c1pK.-A man named Samuel D. 8prigg,
o citizen Of Huntsyille, Schuyler county, In
this State, committed suicide on the 18th Inst.
by hanging himself In his barn. He was .
highly esteemed citizen of Huntsville . -
MAMMOTH Hous-On Thursday last We saw
two mammoth hogs at the railroad depot for
which Mcssrs. Otis l. Blandcu paid $82 Is they
stood alive After being killed and dressed,
one weighed 100 pounds mud the other 6lb
pounds. Before dressing, the largest one
measured six feet and ten inches around the
body; utter being dressed, 1t measured eight
feet from lip to tip. They Wrrc said to be TWO
ycars old, of a cross with the s folk breed
ind were ralsed By Richard ,Bimpkfps. Their
akin was white, clean aud delicate, and the
buyers hopa to get At least 81 per hundred 1or
them in Chicago.-Adrrngo Journal :, r.
Fatal ATrE1rr TO SrARyE 4 SsAkK-John
TYLER, who imagined be had q snake In bis
stomach, died at Roscopel, Wis-, on the 9Th
nit, from starrntion. He had been attempting
to starse the snake ont, and touched no food
for twcntsseyen days- : - :- 80.
CHURCH RoBggRx-0n Fdday evening ol
List week. some miscreants whose infamy Il
yastly removed in depth below that OF CON.
mon thieves, entered the Catholic church II
ths city,and riaedft Of al they could lay bands
an. A heavy communion sct -was stolen, silver
caodleeticks and chalIces, tho Priests festule
IN nil amounting IN F1lue to oYEr 800. From
| appcara,ccs thefes' must have been tHo ol
| three engaged in the business. No trace, We
| believe, has yet been discovered Of the scoun'
| are1s,-QHana Republican.
, 1861-01-29

t3y- The Boston 1Tdse7er has this paragraph
about sensible Sontherncr. 49,.
"a gentleman lailing from Charlestoues.
c., was in this city yesterday. on his tTst visit,
as be Expressed ii, to 0 foreign State, fact
which his Northern acquaiutarees most strcn-
uously denied. He expressed the opinion with
eoule energy that both sections Of the country,
selves. In speaking Of Charleston, ho ssid We
had no Idea Of the excitement which existed
there, but added TINT there was my AMOUNT Of
humbug also.H
, 1861-01-29

i M1r1sTKr At LARoE.-I have two fine boys,
German and American, to do chores and take
caro- Of horses. Apply to Ros1Rr Co11xrR,
Minister At Large, 1eo Randolph st., ID aoor,
from l to 4 r. NJ = = '"'''-
, 1861-01-29

Governor Fatea and CommtaA1oner1
to Washington,
, 1861-01-29

TIE cLEvK1AnD LODGE FEsrtVAI--The
nth Aunual Fest Of Cleveland Lodge F. 4.
n takes place at tho fremont House on Thurs-
day evening. Every preparation Is making for
= most brilliant and successful affair.
, 1861-01-29

O. r. 8CRIHEN, Adrertisia9 Aqeat, s. Dfe4>
6os7 IT., Il authorized to stextse Advertisements 1
NIs dnd al TIE Leadsag Fdp<rs Of tks Nprzs1<st
WANTED-A Gentlemen wishes
w 10 ind txo rooms furnished or unfuruished
With Board IN p1ayafe family. Address o. G." Bo1
,A14R ts.9ISx
, 1861-01-29

w ANTED-To exchange for
w Goods four lots In the city Of Chicago: also
Of the best Improved farms In The State consisting
Of 80 acrea Inquire at liz South Water street
fx19H1w
, 1861-01-29

FUNERAL 8ERv1CEa-The funeral Of ReY.
Jno. Sinclair Will take plaee from Evanston,
this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Sermon BY Rev
e. Crews. Persons intending to be present
viii be furnished With round trip tickets for
half price, By applying to Mr. Jno. Turner or
Dr. R. Tripp at the railroad station before the
starting Of the truin.
, 1861-01-29

. REuH11En.-The Hst learns that Hra. o'Nell
has rejolned her, husband. thus. terminating
the suit we have referred - In prpgress in the
Enx,Arfdr Gnu1fl = = ~.
, 1861-01-29
NUMBER 181.
at1lEft11flt46,


0V q 4 T. X 5 THEATRE.
11- MADISON street, between ssssa SD 3sazoara-
ws.E q g fs1e,e III II
Production the Romauc PLY. in Fire Acts entitled
THE WOMAN IN WHITE,
o IL s
sd 81 he Prees where tei has b<en the
s
In ts's Theatre with the folo*1as powerful CAS-:
sss: hsss dstseseE sass ef oea:a !.a
81 PeTsivai G1tc...*........:. ..... Ns rTio?
Sdne Wsise4 Hsssit Myers
N FaEne..- -...+.-.~-...-....-'.......'.A MI. dann
Of Z. * s
F0uE VISIONS OF TIE S0vEL
peas,, By Fcsti!eass! Death ex Ind!aE*: Death BY
shipwreck! Waiter NJ the Tomhot Laura:
The performance viii conclude wttaa
GH4sD PAsnk DEgx b. the GALE SISTERS.
RRITISH CONSULATE,
- ,3Ls sanestzeet. Ch,c.so. JanaaE@. ~.
II .ans 4 4 q &c tpo s
e.t of f Msou1ne s AZ rs9qestfd 9 III
sun e. IRE rsaa,sd q noaa M
n 4 B L E A U x, f AIR
l. AND FESTIVAL
1uGlG VIII &c . AlAHA IA2u4u112Qu o. AAO1EA91 III
E r & A N II AL T.,
Ase Ff md fesss, I @ OF Tasssqay 's spd Wednesday
Ghe Benefit Of tie South Western cit5 Mission,
t0nc Of thr most important Missions Of tae ettJ> Of
which Rev. Isaiah Elder hS& charge.
O'Clock. p II. fas61St
X I N G S SBU RY II AL l..
w Y M A nj
ONE WEEK MORE,
Commencing MONDAY EVENING. jan 21ss giving
INIMITARLE ExH1BTrI0Ns
Every Night this week. Aso Saturday A11c1noon tor
Families 1nd Children.
Admission, 5 cent? Children, Is centa.
II Sec lrogrsnmea- jael16t
CHURcH's GREAT PAINTING
TIE HEART OF TIE ANDES,
ON VIEW AT NO. 100 LANE STREET,
FroEn - u to r " aud 7to3r4
Admission 5 cents
Esltora are requested 70 bring thetr Opera G2kses
, 1861-01-29
All ehoua not fail to read tho advertisement
Of ProE Wood In to-1.y'o paper. ee5ly

Gas FI1TuHEs.--1 am daily: receiving from thu
factories largo inyoioes Of new and beautiful pat
terms Of French and American styles Of Chande-
less. also general stock OF f1turea suitable for
kinds ofbnildings, which are foz sale at whole
sale or retail. very low, At Is Clark St.
Jan, a, 1Od Il. II. Wu.HARrH.
, 1861-01-29

Fonorsa CHroK.-Iwo young men Jacob
Wallack and Abratn Mayer, have been held to
bail for further examination for forging the
signature Of Ogden, Fleetwood d Co., to
check for $160, drawn On Hoffman d Gclpckc's
Bank aud issuing the same to Herzog, . furEier
On Lake street, In payment for goods.
, 1861-01-29

fB- Gail on Dubois at 1D3 DearborY street, base
neut OF Portland Block and set your Sign Paint
mo dana rbaanlv ier1Q.94t
, 1861-01-29

. Nor1cK-The Merchant:s Association will
meet this evening atseEeu o'clock Let every
member b present. +, ,..." -
: Npppyv srv~ u..,n4,--.
, 1861-01-29

szT See advertisement OF J. F. Briefly in au-
other column It t., Is 1t etates, something new.
, 1861-01-29

l yR1RK-The snlarm' 1t fra ou+ +aanday noon
vas caused by the burning ofa portion Of
wood pile On the Milwaukee railroad depot
grounds.
, 1861-01-29

STERLING ART PuRL1cAT1oSs.--J. G. Finch,
representing In this city the publishing house
ofVirtuc & Co. Of London, has large list Of
Subscribers for their celebrated issues. Nos.
Is to 20 Of the steel illustrated !. Piedmont and
Italy" have been received; also, the London
Art Journal" the superb inltinl number for
the year. Mr.. Finch is very actively and in
telligently introducing these sterling serials to
large circle Of readers In our community.
, 1861-01-29

COMMON Couxcu.-No quorum last evening.
a special session was he1d On Saturday eve
ming and Aldermen TAFT and Myers werc chosen
q committee to lay before the Legis}ature the
draft of new charter for this city. They left
for Springfield yesterday morning on such
crfaud.
, 1861-01-29

D1lMoRp MNIATuREs.-Hesler's Diamond
Miniatures are just the thing to hx at the bot
tom Of letter to friend instead Of your
name Try 1t aud please your friends hugely.
Two dozen on sheet 1t a cost little more fhsn
to make your autograph.
, 1861-01-29

tosa-A beautiful little Italian greyhound,
cream color, and answering to the name Of
"Pet" A liberal reward will be given to any
ono who will return him to the residence Of
a. g. Fitch, Esq, in brick block near corner
Of Pine and Peirson streets, North Side.
, 1861-01-29

T OF WANTED.-The subscriber
4 Wishes 70 purchase vel att1ated pnildin: 1ot
east Of dearborn siTter % tic North Side ~ or 81
feet 'front.' within 10 inmates walk OF Clark street
Bridge: Address, with particulars, ODox No. liz.
, 1861-01-29

:. AccmKNrs,-We regret to learn that Dr.. G.
7. Kelly was very severely injured By being
thrown from the vehicle In which he WINS r.
ding on Sunday last.
Austfn Brennan, q mason, at work upon soma
jmproy ements ut III Dearborn street, On Bat
urday, had one Of his fingers cut of by being
caught between two large blocks Of stone.
, 1861-01-29

"ANTED-A Wet Nurse who
w hzs lost her child An american WOMAN pre-
ftrtd. Ono shat can cpme well recommended viii re-
eeelve good paJ snd Ind Eoo4 home. Aps!J 1t f57
Lake street, Of 1t house 119 North Morgan street
, 1861-01-29

SOCIETY," svEA-The Society syea, a Uterary
and Library Association of our Swedish born
citizens gave Festival and Ball at K1ngsbury
Hall last cvenng, which was very pleasant
Affair. It was given for the benefit OF the
T1hFarv.
, 1861-01-29

A RARE CHANGE FOR BUSI-
j. fEss-WAnted. q Farmer With *eeso 70 take aR
lusl tns rest IN well Established. honorable and
bod paying business. To q respectable young man
ith tho Rboye amount ts IA fa1t chance. For par
culAts address Boz l048 Z. o. taa41tt
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing TO there not being sufficient number Of
III ,kets sold, my Holiday Gift Concert Is pos pom
sd to February Sth at which time It will oil with
out fail.
h. \. WILLIAMS is my only authorized agent to
transact business connected with my Holiday Git
Concert. D. u WILLIAMS.
Marysville Jan. Ith, 1851. janS-i
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
NO. 133.
1lllp aatlonal Aemutrat.
Democratic State Central Committee.


ua Amador and Santa Cara-Samuel J. Clark.
Lewis. al a. haywood, N.
Butte and Plumas-J. W. MeCorkle y sh.n
Contra Costa and San Joaqun-B. s. Hines p
Goiusa, Tehama and Shasta-Beni sb,r,loty
Price. "eorge r.
>, Ell Dorado. G. McCallum, A. II. St. Clair
Denver, John Conness, G. p. jackson.
, FRESNO, Mariposa, Merced and Tulare-Charles
humboldt and Trinity. T. RYAN.
Los Ange es and San Bernadno-M. Nortop
Wratton. 0'eo'se L.
Monterey and Santa Cruz-w. F. White.
NHapa, Soiano and Yolo-Amos NJ. Currier.
neVada--A. b. Diddle, John Caldwell.
rhcer-k &. Poland, II. Groding.
Sacramento-A. Rsddington, Mike Gray W
b Hunt Larkin Lamb. ID. II. WhipIey.
San Francisco-D. ID. Cotton j. p. Hoge John
Middleton, Leonidas Haskell, II. b. Truett, r. G..
Page, J. Monroe
San Mateo james Dennison.
San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara-F. J. Ma
guire.
Serra-Michael Walsh.
Sutter-P. w. Keyser.
Tuolumne and Stanislaus-I. n. Quinn. A
Schell.
Yuba- I. B. Beardan, c. Z. DeI.ong.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
Shade and Ornamental Trees,

Vines, Shrubbefy, Creepers, Roses and Bulbs-Chi-
nese and California Arbor Vitae's three to six feet
high.
The Subscriber win give his perse nal attention to
the business Those finding it more convenient to
Oldef man TO come in person, may leel assured of OBJ
taning the most Valuable Varieties and well arrang-
ed as to Season Of ripening No Trees Plants will
be sent out except such in good healthy condi
uon-and packed in a suitable manner to go any disc
tance. Our arrangements such that We have no
fears ofbeing undersod by other reliable Nursery
men, Our prices will be just low to Orders II se-
lected by the parties. In most articles the Prices will
be considerably reduced from last seasons.
N. B.-Printed directions for Planting and after
treatment will accompany packages.
80 Remember, Sales Room and Yard opposite
the Water Works, corner Fourth and streets, Ma
rysvine.
janl9-tf G. II. BEACH, Agent
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
Spetial 9Otires.
MRS. WTNST,OW.

An experienced nurse and female physician, has a
Soothing Syrup for children teehing, which greatly fa-
citate the process of teehng by sofening the gums,
reducing all innamation-wil allay all pain, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. Depend upon It mothers
it will give rest to yourselves, aud relief and health to
your infants. Pefecty safe in all cases. See adver-
tsement in another column. may4-1y
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
MI .BLn@-
Premium Marble works.

T. DEvINE Ss BRO
X street betpeen Sinth, and SeveItth Streets
SACRAMENTO, Ool.
>,.cr,, pTrrpE prsts Statues, Monuments, Tombs
Aond Grave stones Mantle Pieces, table ana coun- i
ter tops, &C. SC constantly on hand or made 10 ofue'
at the shortest notice ...aod a.
MP J. D. 4 Bro have received diplomas anu
cold Medals AZ the several State Fairs from the
g9lI .S'sas' mSu'a'1 os ',st;,r,e ~, irnS-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08

Mrs ~. A. Aliens ZyiObnIsanlEls,. or
WORLDS HAIR DRESSING is essential to USE with
the Restorer and often times in young persons will
stop the Hair from falling II the best dressing for
the Hair known, rendering it soft silky and glossy,
disposing It to cnrl, and remain in any desired posi-
tion Read the advertisement. No other preparation
has such an array of convincing testimony. del 2w
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
BLANKS! +!

Nehave now on hand and will continue to keep a
aarge supply of Blanks of every Descriptions Oh '9
most approved forms, which we will sell at reduced
prices.
e5y5- All orders from the country for the DAILY
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, for the insertion of advertise
ments. or for Job Printing Of any description will re-
ceive prompt attention.
A. RANDALL 81 co.
Daily national Democrat., 1861-02-08
EEoIIoway,s PHI. and ointment

Facts for the Milllon.-By recent enactment Of the
French government, these medicines are admitted free
of duty into all ports of France They are extensive
y employed in all the public and military hospitals
throughout the Empire The Emperor has sgnihed his
appreciation of their virtues in an autogr l letter to
DR. Holloway. During the late campaign in Italy,
Urge quantities used for the wounded at Brecia
and Montecharo. Sold by all Druggists, at 25 cts 62
cts, and 81 per box pot. fe7
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28

Ezg- Cur friend Thurlow Weed Brown. Of
the Wisconsin CHEZ, did the handsome thing the
other day by bringing with him to the Editorial
Strawberries we have seen this season They
were some of his own raising and consequently
more highly priced by the craft than they would
otherwise have been II the manner in which
the fraternity pitched in a." to them is any il
dex as to what they think of such delieacies, we
imagine they envied Brown his position and
would ike to :: exchange" with him. Only
think of it! A patch Of two acres Of such
Strawberries as those were Where is there an
other editor in the State who can boast of as
much
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28
nP Curtiss CITY Picture Rooms AM

ia Curtiss City Picture Rooms and
Photograph Gallery, are open every day in the
week, Sundays excepted, and every week in the
year, and the proprietor is happy to say that his
business is a paying living business. and he de-
fes competition from any foreign Artist. lie is
making those large and superb Photographs,
and Offering them to this community at the
lowest possible figures also those neat Card
Photographs, which he is offering at the rate CT
twenty-four for one dollar. Ambrotypes, Fer
reotype8. and every other kind Of Picture, put
up at the lowest rates. Remember the place,
East side of the bridge. N.S,CURTISS.
v2n3 s# II =H.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28
State of Wisconsin--Circuft Court for Jeffer.
COUNTY,

Jesse Riggle. Plaintiff gainst John G Aulsebrook,
Administrator of the estate of Joseph Scruby. de-
ceased, Melinda Scruby, Jo eph ScTuby Scru-
ants.
D Virtue of judgment of foreclosure and sale of
- the Circuit Court of Jetfer on county, rendered
IN the above entitled action, the twelfth day of
agalns said defendants, L will sell at public al c.
ton, 10 the highest bidder, Monday the 9th day
Sept. D 1861. at nine O'Clock Of that day, at
the Planter Hotel, in the ctyof WATERFOWL in said
county, all OF the following described premises or
much thereof as shall he -uieent to discharge said
judgment. interest. costs and taxes to wit
All the following described niece parcel of land
situate in the county Of Jefferson aforesaid to wit
The west half Of the northwest quarter Of section
number nine o. in townsh hip number seven "a. range
number sixteen >1S) containing eighty acres accord
ing to public survey. First exposing for sale the
south half of the above dc scribed prcmises
Watertown, June 6th. 1861. (iuneT:52U
iIEBER dITTI. Sheriff OF JEFF. Co.
WILLIAMS & LEnNAF D. PI'fs Att'vs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28

In tie matter OF the estate CT Mark Kiibouru, de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Sarah A. Kill
bourn, of the town of Lake MILLS in the County of
Jefferson and State of vi co7sin repres entiDg
ct her Things that Mark hilbourn. late OF said town.
lately died in tes5ate st his residence in said town
leaving good, chatels and within this Coun-
~ and that she. the said petitioner Is the widow of
said decea-ed and praying that administrator of
said estate be granted unto Paul Hitchcock. of said
town OF Lake Mills.
1t i ordered that said petition be heard before
the Judge OF this Court Monday the first day Of
July next, II O'Clock in the forenoon at he Court
House in the village ofJefer on in said county.
And it is further ord ell that notice thereof he
given TO the heirs said decea ed and to all persons
lutere ted, BY publishing copy Of this order for
three weeks excessively, prior aad day OF hearing
in the IVA ertown Republican,, a weekly ! ewsra-
per- printed and Published at WatertoHn, l. said
County.
Dated The 29th day of May, 4. D. 1851.
BY the Court, SA}'L BAIRD,
may3I:5lw3 County Judge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28

F. D. Munzel, Plaintiff against LutherS. Bough-
ton, Either Boughtoa, Willard Farewell, Franklin
Gilman, Henry MaIda1 err and William EoiLniaE de-
en- dantS.
By virtue of Judgment Of foreclosure ard sale
made by said Court in the above action on the 4th
day ofJune. 1861. l. the undersigned referee by UGH
dgment appointc shall exEee for sale at public
auction, and ell to he hiGhe bidder, Gu Monday,
the 9th day OF september, 3s61 at o'clock i. NJ al
the Planters Hetel. IN sac city OF WATERFOWL Coun-
~ ofJeferSon and state Of Wi-cansn the following
described morteag rem. situate in said County
and State, much thereof may be eeeaS cry to
raise the of Si62 90 with interest am.
scs of sale, to Wit: Comm ncug at a point on the
eat line OF Section No. three 80 in township No
eight 81 north, of No fifteen I5) east two o.
chains and eighty $50 links south of the north east
corner of said section No. three (3 thence running
southerly and along said line twelve 2) chains
and tWentyfoUr (2f) links 4 stake; thence wester-
iy and parallel to the north line of said section four
teen chains and twenty-five links post thence
northerly and parallel to the east line aforesaid
twelve 90 chains and twenty-four 24)links to
thence easterlv and parallel to the north line of a.d
section fourteen 40 chains and twenty i25) links
to the pace of beginning containing seventeen 90
ofland more or less.
Dated June 5th, 1861. IRA LEONARD
june7 52w13 Referee
GILL, BARBER & FRIBBRT, Pits Attys.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28
Circuit Court, jefferson l,nfy,---Forec!es-


George H. IIott rs. Morris Henesey and Ellen
IIenesey. his wife.
by virtue of a judgment OF oreclosure entered in
Dt1is action he 18th day OF February instant l
shall expose for sale and ell public auction. to
the highest bidder the office OF Baird& Skinner in
the city of WATERFOWL the Sth day OF June next
at ciccl ?. ". all the following described es-
tate by said judgment ordered to be sold, much
Thereof may b. necessary satisfy sald Judgment
interest cost, to wit The north east quarter OF
the north quarter section nine ~ in township
eight S north of range fourteen ~ east ,situat in
Jefferson County, Wisconsin.
Dated February Is 1861.
BAIRD Il SKINNER HEBFR SMITH
p ifs Att'ys. 3Swl3merS Sh'f. LEFT.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28
Circcit Court--Jcferson County.

Edwin Lloyd. Plaintiff against joseph Charter R %.
salia Charter, Charles Goodbout, and Joseph Good
bout. Defendants.
By virtue of judgment Of foreclosure and sale
aI7de By =ad coHrU IN the above action on the 18th
day ofJune 1901, the undersigned eferee by such
judgment apou ed. >haIi rNI Ose public
the 9Th day of Septembe-, ISL, at j g lock A NJ
at the Planters Hotel in the city of Watertowp,
County of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin. the 70
lowing described mortgaged premises, situate in the
town of Pennington, in aid County and State or
much thereof may be essaTy 30 raise the amount
of Sj35 81 with interest and expenses of SALE 70 wit
Being the north wet quarter of the north quar-
Of section No. l3, in town 7.north of nge No Is
east, containing 10 acres more or less.
IRA E. LEONARD. Referee
Dated June 5th, 1861.
june7m3 GILL, BARBER & FRIBER, Plffs. Attys
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-06-28

l% The Sixth Ward German Sabbath
School had Picnic last Tuesday about mile
cut of town, on the Hustisford road They
marched through the streets en- their way out
there and made quite an imposing appearance