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The New York herald., 1862-04-22
THE VERY LATEST
Opening OF the Bombardment on Fort
Macon.
ITolan fo aha Rinhu nA aA.hl

Opening OF the Bombartlment on Fort
Macon.
Telegram TO the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILMINGTON, April ls, 1862.
private letter. dated 17th inst says that TIE enensy
Union forces) attacked Fort Macon last Saturday, and
Aave been fighting t,Oo days. Colonel White sent out part
OF his men on the beach, and found three hundred
Yankees They killed fifteen Of our men, We then re-
treated the fort and Colonel White fred canister at
the enemy, killing . large number. The enemy have
erected battery two miles from the FORT the beach,
and have planted mortars and largo sized siege guns
Eleven large ships now outside tho harbor. The
enemy have sent To Newbsrn for gunboats operate
the Sound. They have been committing every imagna
BILE outrage in Carteret and Onslow counties The fort
had not been taken on Wednesday.
From the Richmond Dispatch, April 19.l
From the North Carolina We have intelligence of
the ensmys attack upon Fort Macon and Of the gallant
resistance Of troops up to Wednesday evening Hu
supposed that forces may be able TO hold ne fort dgai
the assaults Of the invaders We have also telegram in
relation to skrmish the city ofSavannah in which
the enemy rspulsed with some loss We refer the
the elegraphc head for the latest up 10
twelve o'clock last night.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS

PoRT RoyAl-Stesmship Georges Crcek-Capt II wntse.
MArArzAs-Bark Ellen Stevcns-Edw Smith of Roston.
Rshard Ray OF fYork; Horace Brown, OF baltimore
NEuyIrAsBrig Anita owen--John Hampson, James Reid.
Jas o. tlara, Mrs Ceserle.
FEaKpfos-Brg Chcopec-Wm Rgby, John Covieson
Alexander Tawes.
BrpmupA-Brig Bscelslor-P N Brodie, Mr. Pat,cn Can,
scwan, Mrs Pacb and child.
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY 22 l862-TRIPLE SHEET.

al Roun us an Bslivs thsar IL sumo over an under
But hope VIII come out the Big I'm the horn Mary
n never sea you game hope the Lord Win forever
or The gets 10 M Brsvesr We eet now must Bring my
Letter TO Close this ~ sune a. you Can am
yours forever J. b.
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+ HI E N A v Y.

GAlsuA.-The iron-elad sloop Galena was put
into commission yesterday afternoon, in presence OF
large number Of spectators She carries picked crew.
selected from the Of the Cumberland, Congress
and Rsanoks and her officers all young active and
Intelligent. Captain Meade the indefatgabs commander
Of the receiving ship North Carolina did evsryhng in
his power 10 put crack crew on the Galena and We
venture 70 say that man-ofwar ever left this port
with brsver more able bodied set Of fellows than
the blue jackets sent board the Galsna ysserday
wss thought that this vessel would not bs ready before
wednesday or Thursday; but Commander Taylor has
burris up the work with such energy that there Ia
every probability she will sail to-day. Our Wash.
ingtoa despachss state that Commander John Rodgers
has been ordered TO the command Of the Galsna vice
Com. Taylor, who is ordered to the Charestown Navy
Yard. Com. Rodgers is active and experienced ON
Ger.
MAEADrsnrs-The United States despatch steamer
Massachusetts,, which sails from the Brooklyn Navy
Yard about the oath or 26th inst, communicates WITH
and takes the mails and stores for the North and South
Atlantic blockading squadrons only, not going beyond
Cape Canavsrs east coast Of Florida The Massachu-
setts carries Eve guns Annexed is list Of her officers
Lieutenant Command,nq-Gso n Cooper.
Acting Masers-S. C. Gray, Benjamin whitmore and
lctine xaasr,s kate,-J. II. Coz, ". Henderson and
James Mcdonald.
Loiino First A1ptam Eneine,r-s. ". Hartwen
Seoond Assts,du Engineos-Rioharc Ashcroft, Angus
tus Capp
Acting Third Assisoni Engineer--John McCluskey
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SHIPPING NEW S .
Port OF New York, April Al, 1884.

CLEARED
Steamship Champion. Wilson. Aspnwal-D B Allen
sesmsnip rlantagenet (Br) Beard, FORT au rrince-"
Ship Memnon. Freeman, San Praneisco-R Cooley
ssS EC.SoEs Roam Co.'S :, John NB.C Duncan Co.
Brss Water Lily. rilton. Rio Grands-J Norton, Jr.
ssSr y Hines: Mason, Nswbern.Bsil.. msmiIton Co
ssSI c.1s s;.a a.i%s SsS SS.s:pSss Isi:"s g.
ss TX ass s:ads
@ APss ksS!n:se sSSs: Hatch. ~
ARRIVED.
Ship John Tucker Matthews, Boston, days. in ballast TO
BafS 6unlos SB Of shelds) Tate, Limerick 50 days. in
ballast TO Montgomery Bros Has experienced very neay
Bar. Hysnsgs. @ Castro Palermo Fsp 70 passsS e.
ain for New York q sinking condontoOk from he, ne
@
showing white signal with black an and red O. .s .o
- Msh s aesS s
'Sn
Brig North Point johnson, Rio Janero. March Sailed
NINA York I'd inst le lon IS 90 spoke whaling
Brig Rainbow Stevens, cardenas II days, with to
With sugar ~ Ss.sss Bacon. Sailed in Company with
brig Il II bucknam, Tor Boston,
Brig Excelsior (Br of Bermuda), Talbot Bermuda April
IA. with potatoes &C. to Mccall q Firth.
Brig Sea Bird (Br), Hamilton, Hartford.
Schr Ocean Wave (Br Of Windsor NS), Lockhart Nagua
bo April 3, with sugar, to r Dewof.
schr Henry Elliott (Br Of Maitland, Ns) Douglass. Aux
Cages, April 4, with ogwood, to J Whitney.
ssy:'s sy e.. q Ss ao''ie
Schr johnson, Nckerson, Philadelphia for Boston.
schr Mary Ann, Bryant. Elilabehport for Boston
echr d Branerd, Brooks Ezabethport for Hartford.
Schr Hannah d. Nickerson, Harwich, days.
A. 6chr Isabela, Taulklin, Boston, days.
Schr w w Braiperd Bowditch Boston, days
Schr Young Bates Boston for Baltimore.
Schr Clark, Grimm, Boston for Philadelphia
schr Mcdonald, Kelley, New Bedford. days.
Schr Ann Salter, Fish, New Bedford, "A hours
Schr Geo Smith, Mills, Providence for Philadelph
Schr Bullrush, Dewey, Newport.
Sohr FLIGHT, Gibbs, Newport
Schr Goodspeed Richards New London, deg
Schr Powers. Robinson Rondout for BOstonS
Sioop Jane Maria, Ward Norwich.
Steamer W Brnne Foster Baltimore
Steamer Alice Macon. Baltimore.
Wind at supset NE, fresh, with rain.
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Court ,CaIcndar-This Day.

SurREnE CouRT-CRcuu.-Par 1-Oyer and Termncr
Part 2-Nos 1860 1864, 1894 1900. 1862, 1864 1868,
1870 1915 1910 1885, 1885, 1884, 1896 1898 2oo0 20O2
2004 2c08, 2010.
Conno, PTnAs-Genoral Torn.
supERIoR CouRrIart Mos. 1921, 1411, 21s3, 1887,
l163 1893, 2Sl, ll2l 3005, $50, 1739 223 1929 375
1877. 1857, 1879. s67, 1898 Part 2-Nos 1923 2ol,
1850, sS4 349s 277o 1884, 1s4s s6is I9s 1882 I4ie
l14O, 1862
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The steamship Adriatic.

HAIHbtl April II 1907.
The steamship hdrstc, which has been long frozen
in at sydney, has arrived. and will soon leave for
England II s unknown at the Post Oce yet whether
she viii take mall
The weather is One, and farming has begun.
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REWARDS.

~o~1.
99 REWARD.-LOSI. ON THE 18TH INSTANT. A
pO large black Newfoundland Dog mixed breed) with
white spot the breast and forehead The above
will be paid on returning the Dog to No. 81 Forsyth street.
a REwARD-rwO FOREIGN OPEN LETTERS
PO dropped either in Broadway the Third
paid upon tbsr being lett ut their address, 81 Broadway
QE REwARD.-L0sr. ON SATURDAY LAST, FROM ias
XO Bowery sbhck and tsn Stint; 70 the
6tpsey; tanned on fore legs. ,1.-,' .'s.-. 4
3Qfl REWARD.-Losf, on SATURDAY EVENING
8OO nst " Broadway, near Canal street, Gold Watch
made by j. H. Walker Liverpool II had black Guard
and steel Key attached II the aier Will bring 42i
Broadwsy oyster and ale saloon Of j. s. coey he will be
P1UV Railroad, in coming from Albany to New York
on the night OF the 18th inst, Package containing
and other papers which of any
one but the owner also two gold watches plated
finding the same and returning them 10 the subscriber
bs Liberty street. L. will receive the above
C7SO SEVEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
w. reward-Stolen. from the iron safe In "a
Fulton street, the following Bonds Of the Chicago North
Western Railway Company, viz fifteen us Sinking Fund
Bonds numbered AZ foows-Numbers 500, 80 68 100
LILO l i69i. each 600; number CO., $500; numbers
Also seven (7 Funded Interest Coupon Bonds numbers
each 500 Numbers H. vs. each sioS Also twsnyroUr eSs
s.t s2EsAss s s ssns: as Su%ssE' ss sz & ts 1t t
E2ss LS6 I2s Tss 5si6 Ssz2 each 81 oo; number
226S $500 number l77S SlO0 Also ) United States
Also other Securities and about ve hundred dollars in rsS
sury Demand Notes. Bank Bills and Gold. The above
ward will be paid for the recovery the proper
on for The public cautioned against rchas
NKw YoRx, April Il, 1862.
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Drowned at Ogdensburg. N. ".

UeptFsbrRG April y 1862.
J. ". Hopkins, editor Of the Adranoc and George
Church. Law student attempted 10 the dam at this
place this morning N . small boat, which was upset
Young Church was drowned Hopkins was picked up
thirty rods from the lighthouse, nsensbe, but will pro
hahl
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THE FIREHIEN,

NrOTICE.-THE ACTIVE AND HONORARY MEMBERS
IN Of Hose Company No a. and the Fire Department in
general requested the late
John Lee from his late residence 2s5 West Thirty
seventh street. ocock r. NJ, Tuesday, April T.
JAMES GLOVER, Assistant Foreman
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EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrONRER.
- SECOND HAND FURNITURE.
NnRTl AGE SALE

~ STOCK OF JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS
BY c. W. DAVENPORT, Thursday next ct l0X o'clock
at the gallery $50 Broadway near Broome street, the entire
''0'> RARE AND CURIOUS ORIENTAL. GOODS,
including Chsrse and Japanese Ware Of great beauty
large collection Of splendid Shells Vases Fans elegant
10 this Also the Show Cases. Fixtures and few
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

NOTICE.-I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. j.
IN Howell No. ~ Houston 81 Beekman street.
city Of New York sole agent for my Pale Ale An orders
his address will be promptly attended The
sureptousy obtained my casks and filing them with
ale of inferior quality vending the my
fscture will guarantee genuine purchased OF
W. J. Howell, sole agent for New York.
PHILADELPHIA, April II. 1862. WIN. c. RUDNAN.
The New York herald., 1862-04-22

T BoGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY S. L j. BOGART-
81 Tuesday, April r. at l0 o'clock at 246 West Fifteenth
street. near Eighth avenue genteel Household Furniture
plate Pier Glass Lace Curtains elegant Velvet Carpets Oil
cloths mahogany Hat Stand Gas Chandeers Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture, &c.
The New York herald., 1862-04-22

" COTTON, AUCTIoNEER.-HOUsEHOLD FURNI.
ture Carpets 0coths Mirrors Beds, Mattresses Sofas
China, Glassware, this day April ~ at x o'clock at 81
Elizabeth street near lesie the entire Furniture q the
ing marble top Tables Carpets ocoths Mirrors
Feather Beds Hair Mattresses Dining Tables Rerigerators,
house. Sale
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SALES Al
HENRY n. LEEDS, AU
Ii ELEGANT HOUI
Made by Better 10 OF
HRNRV Ii TERnd

HENRY n. LEEDS AU
Ii ELEGANT HOU
Made by Better 10 o
HENRY II. LEEDS 8
nesday, April q, at 66 West
Fifth and Sirth avenues
Better A Co. the Dining Roon
way, consisting OF rich Parlor
green silk brocatel; heavy Curl
nices; Pier and Mantel Glasses. Ia
Sofa Cushions, rich bronze Flows
Parian statuary &c gilt Reception q
Table, tine bronze Chandeliers and Brackelu
and Tete a Tets; Set imported by Ball Black -
Mirrors, Embroidered Reading Chair Wall Brack6>
Figures, Velvet Medallion and Brussels Carpets
Dining Room of oak, made by Hobe carved Bnhet |
Chs is ned backs soa En- rawlings, Suit rosewood
aud covered room ush superb and gold Dinner
S In perfect order SO pieces richly engraved Glass Table
Ware, &c. Bedroom Furniture-Bedsesds, upholstered
spring back Chairs in deaine Sofa and Couches Bed Cur
rns Chairs embroidered Embroidered Fire Screens
rosewood Sui1 covered emhroid Centre Table Canopy
Bedsead and other Furniture all In complete order. the
properly of . family leaving for Europe.
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IN ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
~. AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
HOUSEkEEPERS AND THE TRADE.

n
This day (Tuesday April at O'Clock precisely the ele
CANT Household Furniture Of the large dwelling house l2S
Waverey place east Of Sixth consisting OF handsome
Brussels Three-py Carpets Glass, China and Silver
Ware Table Cutlery rich cut Glass and China Ware, Tea
Sets elegant Parler Suits covered in rich satin boca
hair cloth; rosewood Eageres with mirror
back and doors; Centre and Pier Tables Lace Curtains
mahogany Bedeads Bureaus Washstauds, Hair Nat
esses Beds and Bedding Blankets Clocks Mirrors Sofa
Beds Lounges Spring Chairs and Booksands
Tea Extension Tables, Dining Chairs, Buffet. Shades
Ocloth Stair Carpets Chandeliers, &c Sale positive.
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uENRY b. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
I'll BY HENRY WOOD co.
AssfGNEES SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
VELVET TAPESTRY AND BRIjssEIs CARPETS

VELVET, TAPESTRY AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,
On Tuesday, April 22, at II o'clock,
AT THE sALESR00M, NO. $50 BROADWAY,
comprising richly carved rosewood mahogany and walnut
Suits in san dsmask plush brocatel and hsrcc,h; ec
CANT and massive French plate Pier and Mantel Mirrors
solid carved rosewood and walnut Exabethean and Louis
Quatoixe Bedseads solid oak and walnut Pillar Extension
Dining Tables solid rosewood Armorcs- ace marble top
Bureaus washsands Centre tEtAgercs. Bullets Sec
oak and black walnut Dining Chars, fine Spring.
Cured Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows &C., Ac. Terms
cash. 0A'A0sue' AZ ' EzkR y KELLOGG, Assignee.
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VXrANTBD-AN AGENT TO SELL ON COMMISSION
w for cash. brandes, wines, gins Ac.. per None
need apply put those who have large number Of scausn
already made, and command good
Yopk In the country To such q very handsome
commission will be given Address Brandy and 6in Herald
o0ct.
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TNO. s. BETS, AUCTIoNEER.AUCTIoN NOTICE:
e. Household Fnrnure:-GERARD, BETS co WI
sell Wednesday April 10 O'clock At 46 West Seven
teenth between Seventh and Eighth avenues by or
the executor the Furniture contained In the above
house. consisting In part Of Brussels and Ingram Cape
Ocoths mahogany Sofas Rocking and other Chairs mar
ments Silver plated and Cut Glass Ware Dining and Tea
Vsses Also the Kitchen Fur
niture, with which the sale will Also gold
Wntc
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TOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY, April q,
Al o'clock A. M 2S Henry street. between Baltic and
Harrison streets, Brooklyn,
general Household Furniture, French Plato
Mirror Centre Tables Sofas Chairs Bedseads
Bureaus Mattresses Engraving, Hatsand, walnut Exten
sion Table, Crockery, Brussels Carpets, Olcoths, Ac
SAME DAY,
At IL o'clock M at No. Is Clinton street. Fulton,
Household Furniture, Carpets &c.
SANE DAY.
At O'Clock NJ 2l street, between johnson
and Myrtle avenue,
Household Furniture Ac.
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CEORGE HOLBROOK. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 500
" Observation-Disclosures CAGNEY will sell this
day at lOL o'clock the Furniture contained the
Boarding house s. West Ninth street, Fifth
avenue consisting OF rosewood seven octave Piano.
and satin Pier Glasses mahogany walnut and
BEDS Bolsters and Plows ne lot Of Sheets Conforters
Blankets and Counterpanes, for all the Beds Brussels,
Three ply and Ingram Carpeta Plympton Bedstead
Sll0; Wardrobes Curtains rosewood Hatrack, Hall OIL
cloths Extension Table and Dining Chairs With fine lot Of
Crockery Plated Ware Descriptive catalogues SALE
Sale positlye without regard 10 weather.
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ESKx Nphrn y M dEEDs ADGToNEEERR M n ruprrruar

BoGART. AUCTIoNEER-BY 8. Z J. B0GAKr,,
81 Thursday, April "a 01z O'Clock, the entire PArlor
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Of the Florence Hotel
of Walker street and Broadway consisting Of hrgs
French plate Mirrors rosewood (Nunns Clark Pianos
rosewood and mahogany Paror Suits, Tapestry Brusse,
and Ingram Carpets mahogany French and Cottage BED
steads large Gas Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures Hair ana
Straw Extension and other Tables Chairs Sofas
large quantity of Bedding Steam Table and Fixtures Crock
cry Glass and China Ware &c, &c Catalogues ready on
Wednesday, may obtained the once Of the auction
eers. No lNorth William street.
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE.-w. N. LEWIS, AUC-
tioneer, will sell Wednesday next sd inst, at ISL
Bowery by order Of W. Simpson &Co large quantity OF
Gold and Silver Watches Jewery, Pistols &C., &c Sale 70
commence at l0h O'Clock.
DAwNBROKER'S SALE-w. N. LEWIS. AUCTION
eer viii SELL this day. at 10Y A. n, 1876 Bowery. up
stairs large assortment Women's Clothing. Also II
o'clock two family Sewing Machines By order Of w. r.
Simpson
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-BY 8. 4 J. BOGART,
q. Office No North William street, will SELL on Wednes
day, April % 49, II o'clock the premises Nos 6S and
20 Bank street. eight Horses four Coaches one Brett one
Leather Top Wagon four Light Wagons nine sets
Single and Double Harness. Robes Stable Tools Office Pur
and Fixtures &c. Also Lease Of the premises The
the property viii positively be sold without reserve
Terms the property be removed Immediately
sale. Descriptive catalogues may be obtained
Tuesday at the Office OF the auctioneers.
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r BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.-BY s. a y .BoqARr,
81 this day at O'Clock r. NJ room No. 70 Merchants
Exchange Hanover street SIDE handsome OAK Once furn
tnreOne double Sitting Desk Standing Desk six Ouce
Chairs High STOOL two Revolving Chairs, lot Ocothi Stove
Pipe, Mats, &c.
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Personal.

GEORGE LEVY is IN ToWN-wHITE COAT GLASS
her lover you all particulars you ask Address
CHARLEY, Box ", Broadway Post Onlce East Broadway
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

JEFFERSON COUNT AGRIcUL TURAL So
cIETY.-At the annual meeting of this Soc
ETY. held at Fort Atkinson on the 9th inst
the following officers were elected for the
current year:
President.-GILES KINNEY. Cold
Spring.
Vice Presidents, e. B. FARGO, Lake
Mills; H. H. WILDS. Koshkonong.
,Secretary-JAMES BARR. Jefferson.
Treasurer GEORGE L. CHAPLIN,
Jefferson.
Ereentirs Committee j. B. Cooper,
Lake Mills; D. Folsom. Waterloo 6. p.
Hyer, Az:alan; D. NJ, Aspnwall. Farm
ington; Milo Jones, Font Atkinson: NJ.
R. Clapp, Milford :, H j, Munroe, He
bron J. Carr enter, Palmyra; Thomas
Rutherford, Oakland /; Nelson Fryer,
Cold Spring.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
NOTICE

Is hereby given that application will be
made at the next session Of the Legislature of
the state Of Wisconsin. for REDUCTION of the
Capital Stock of the Jefferson County Bank
located at the city of Watertown from seventy.
FIVE thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars
c HARGER. President.
D JONES Vice President,
GALLUP, Cashier.
u -VF- ON iSoI 1zvs
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

A SILVER WEDDING-Mr and Mrs H.
v. Blanchard. of this city, Celebrated the
tweIty-6sth anniversary of their wedding
day last tuesday evening. A gay and
brilliant party assembled at their residence
upon the occasion, in concentration of
the event, and enjoyed a delightful even
ing's entertainment. Every thing went
merry as a marriage hell" The numer-
Gus guests were hearty in their congratu-
latiOns in behalf of the host and hostess
that they bad been so blessed and favored
as they have through life, and not a few
were the hopes, silently entertained, if not
publicly expressed, that twenty FIVE years
hence they might all met again beneath
the same roof under just such circumstan-
ces. There are but few people, compare
lively, who have Travelled life's pathway to-
gether : many years as our friend Blan-
chard and his estlmabie lady They are
cminently deserving of all the go d things
the future may have in store for them, as
well as for those SO bountifully bestowed
upon them in the past. May they both
live another half century at least!
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

INDIsPENs ABLE.-If you want healthy,
light bread, biscuit and pastry of all kinds,
use only D. B DeLand & Co.'S Chemical
Saleratus. 1t is truly the ''house- wife S
favorite, " and is indispensable in produ-
cling the above results. You can get it Of
all respectable dealers everywhere.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

COMPROMISED. Under the resolution
passed by the Common Council on the 5th
ult. relative to the terms upon which it
would compromise certain Bonds issued by
the city. six thousand dollars worth have
been wiped out which were held by Adrian
Foot He accepted the offer made by the
Council of fifty cents on the dollar, and
interest, and received in payment of the
same city orders amounting to So. 200.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
County Court. -Je 1Esrsen co,,utx. In Prohsts.


In the mat o. the proof of the last will
rnent of Eugelbert Habermann deceased.
On reading and fling instrument in writing prr-
porting be the last Will an testament of
Habermann late OF the town Of Waterloo, in ths
County Joferzon and State Of Wisconsin, deceased
and also the accompanying petition of Anna Haber-
man, representing among other things that the said
5eStator lately died his residence il said own Of
Waterloo; that the said inst=pmep is the last will and
testament Of said deceased, and that she, the peti
toner AZORES aid is the person named and appointed
by the said last will executrix thereof: praying
that day be appoint ed for hearing he proof OF said
last will and testament and that letters testamenta
ry be to her issued.
1t Is ordered that the proofs of said instrument be
heard before the Judge Of this Court Monday the
9Th day ofJanuary. A D. 1852, II O'Clock in the
forenoon at the Court House in the village of JeGer
son. in said County.
And it Is further ordered that public notice thereof
be given the heirs at law Of said deceased and to
all other persons nterested by publishing COPY of
this order for tree successive weeks prior 10 aid ar
Of hearing, in the '.Watertown Republican wert
II newspaper. printed and published at WatertoTp.
in said County.
Dated the 4th day of December, L. D. 1851
b. the Court, SAMUEL BAJRp
oeco'Zo"o County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24
wauasesha County Court,-im Probate.

0auAesna county tourI'-ii FFooake'
In the matter Of tbs estate of August Wartrup de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Abram Bar
kirk repre- enting among other things. that tho
10th day of March, 1850. the said August Hantrup
bound himself by contract in writing to convey
the aid petitioner UPON certain conditions certain
real estate the County OF Jefferson State eli Wis
conyin, and that said August Wantrup has died be-
fore making such conveyance; and praying that
Dorthea Wantrup, Adminstra trix of the estate Of
said ed may by this Court be authorized and
directed convey said real estate said petitioner,
upon his complying with the conditions of said
tract by him to be performed 1t is ordered that
said petition heard before this Court the Court
House in the village and county of Waukesha, on
Monday, the Sd day Of March, 1862, 0 clock VI.
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
by publishing copy of this rder for at least six
successive weeks before such hearing in the Water
town Republican, weekly newspaper printed 1T Wa
tertown in said County OF Jefferson.
Dated December 23d, 1861.
By the Court, MARTIN FIELD,
iau320w6 County Judge
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-01-24

Gsg The members of Assembly from
this county voted IS follows on the Speak
ership: For H. L. Palmer, straight
Democrat, Peter Rogan and Walter 5,
Green; for Beardsley, Union Democrat,
W. W. Reed and j. B Crosby