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GEO. RTTzHUaH.

hSAvr CosYrscArIos.-ThsK Knoxville Ree;s,u
n,. mat Sam 1aasteld, once . citizen OF that
- Asetwards wealthy druggist In Memphis,
~. .0ong the first who. under the excitement OF
.cesaion, and perhaps under other external aud
,h. s innususes, toox the oath OF allegiance TO
,n..z z'osfa Government when Memphis IVES cap
,sssu: nuosequsntly, Mr.. Manifold expressed his
E.s,h ose:ase OF his apparent infdelity to the
c,ns..ae - ~ became useful friend Of Imprisoned
srs oicsrs and soldiers, besides supplying
~. @y wah quinins aud other drugs He has
sass, ~ valued as oi00 O9o, ksvs BEEN copd scs.ed.
ssr ~. ssssts and negroes have been apvsoprisssd
~, ~ oWW n sold taken from bis houss. or this
son.. tscssai officers make no report. Gold, we
'4sSoss' eslonss 70 ths esptors.
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AMUsEMENTS
pR0AD 4TREET THEATRE,
81 S;.A1E nHyTInRY YSt

-
- ROAD 9TREET THEATRE,
ID lI.ATE MONTICELLO HALL J
WEDNESDAY EvRNIad, ocr. iS-nos
The success attending the greet moral D.ala a os
the DRU MA I'd,
Demands its srepetit.or
BY universsl reqrss. 1t wit, be pregsssed 80.
night and for tie last time, with
Ass Ella Wren nas...................M Mary Wis n.
Mr Mackenzie az the ureu.sat d
Win SINGING AND DAN.IEo.
sEo 4 T - u -
.ApMlssioH-Fifiy cents. Eessrvvd and Or
chss'rs ses's IS cents. CO i5-,ias
DICHE0aD vAKIETIEs -
IN Lats rrsaklin Hsu.)
O.s door below tbs Exchange Hotel
Acting MANAGE DORSEY OGDEN.
etaga Mansg r.. ..---..-..-.--.-.J. " THORPE.
WEDNESDAY BvEEIga, Oct. Is. 1861.
VIII De per:oeciec he Frersh play @; Ike
OEE III ~ p sis.
Wiz sae whole eompsay.
Daaoe. Kiss Il ~ Paztinstoo.
Conclude with the
ALARMING SACRIFICE
Bob Ticket. ...-...-...-.--..--.r-A Ar Aortoa
Susan Iiss salli. Parting Oh.
fl|D TIE LiTERAlT OF Tag sUUTsl
The Management of the
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE,
Dasirous o. opening the building in q Ensuner bs
Hitting tho
FIRST THEATRE IN THE UoNF ADEaAUy
And as az encouragement: 10 ths poetIoal tslent ol
our young Republic, VIII award 4pre1nium of
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS!
For The best original suf appropriate aadregs %
delivered On tne opening night; which will tase
place about the middle of Dece mher.
of the South.
THE COMMITTEE CF EXANfNaCIou
Will consst OF five rentlcuien Of tie highes,
ssand.uS in the city CT Richmond, entirely uncna.
nected with the Theatre; snd that TO psrssIi,s :
nay be shovu en,cpstit0rs Inst send Ia tue ir ecI
nunic ca'iona sealed, .no marked "C2ening Address.
enclosing 5Iar.s eEse'ope, containing the usns ID
address OF tie 81 rdcr. ihs one containing the
name Of tbs successful candidate y Ii alone ia
opened.
N. D.-Rsscted addresses cannot se returned
Address, & Dorsey O9CAa
Acting Manager EsiehmoEc vssle.ies
90 9-tS
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LOCAL MATTERS,

!ssUtnss G Passport---is would seem that the iu.
ventve sen,us OF th- people was equal suy en,er-
geucy, By the- constantly dis tove,.Ig sources
ST revenue IN Monday, Capt. Maecuobin. ef the
Prov ost Marshss police caused to be ar es.ed an,
lodged in jail two youths, giving :he ranss of Kei.
ley ana Conusll, for selling to paroied c. s. sol.
cev pass they had obtained 10 GO TO Petersburg.
They obtained the passport on specula ion ard dis.
posed Of 1t at considerable advance Oh prime So
to tie soldier, sho il appears, anxious to
go home than report Ct Camp Lee for dirty. The
eneTprisng yon;hs 10 be uisd for their offence.
one " hich no doubt, il tbs tru b was known. hos
often heretofore been prsc.lced with impur..y.
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Hote, Thisccs-TAere Il unlusssiangb!y In this
cry n set of tn.sves who infest hoseii aud boa
In. hcuses. v:th q view Of ste aling clothing and
other ar.eles os vaiae that may ehs-cs to fall in
.bcir hands We have heard o. na.ab of thsits OF
til character committed within the pa4t few dsys
uns hotel keeper inform.s us yesterday iha, ha
had had to pay rec snily about SO for articles
taken by this eass thieves. II is hardly neces-
ssay to caution landlords and boarding house keep
ers to be on tue Rler..
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eEs. yANpcRE sUPERcEpEp.

cen. Earl Van Dorm has been superseded in the
eonn and Of the army recently engaged with the
enemy at Co-inth, aud Major General ]. C Pember
ton assigned TO tie command Of that portion Of cur
!orces. We are not advised whether the loss Of
she battle at Coru!h had nythins to do with tkis
change Of commanders.
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AID PROM EsaLAkD 10 CONFEDERATE PRi.
'osIks-The Lon on Iader says that the South
e'n Cirb, at Liverpool, was meeting with great
faeoess In raising funds for the relief of Southern
T'oners In Federal hands The contributions al.
ready exceed G 1900
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CoanciI Prse-sdirgs AT the last meeting Of the
Council iAe .asis a,.on Of u y. Saunders Jr, &C.
cond Clerk of ,hs Auditor, was eead together with
u recommendation CT tho Auditor of some hall
doxsn pers ns to MI his pllEe. Mr.. Hill. CT the
Councll, referring 10 the very limited amount OF
work now done Ia any Of ths public Offices, said
that ihe Chaubeslaia's eaeyk assd very easily Az.
s;st 10 make out the auarSsriy biEs for gss aati
water. and thus save g. 250per annum to The city.
He saw no reason fsr electng seeond clerk at the
present time Ths Council cairc.eing .n his view q,
the matter y IS pos tpo2ed.
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fA0vt Ltfe I'D. W. Rogers, u-ember OF Co. q. lst
Va. regiment now IN confinement q: c. site Thnn.
der IL 10 be shot next Saturday for desertfon, at
Camp Lee, unless tiIe President In the meanwhile
shall oxtend Executive c!emensy. Rogers wAs re-
gpited for two weeks from. tbs 4.h Of October.
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Canstt In q TFop.--A lad named Pet sulivsn
was tfectuaily Trapped iu the cid Marks. on Mon
day night. A vegetable hucks.sr vho, fer soma
time past, has been made to susser from the dep.e-
dation of juvenile thieves in that locality, deter.
mined to catch some OF the narsuders RRd with
this view set & steel rattrap III ous os HE bcxes
where there were some spplss The bog Being
locked, the apples could only bs reached by the
pi,rers by running their hands through scme aiats
This Sullivan did; but instead of getting bold OK
al nppls had his thumb caught 10 the trap, where
he was held until released by officer 5uds.
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Signal Cors, c. s. The following sppcin'.
mems of Lieusenants In the Conftcsras States Sig
nal Corps we're confr1ed by the senate op Mor
w. n. N. Otey, Tenn; Ed Burke Texas n
Hinhbs, Va; B. Duysl. Md; }. 8. Mason, Va; p r
Rnain. formerly u. Navy Ga; G. Lindsay
Ey; James Cary. Nd; ]. A. S.sphsns, G A. J.
Stesdman. N. G; J. L. Doggett, NC q. 4. Harri
NON Va +. MarkOe MD.
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ReayrssteJ-Thos. Coz of Chesterfield who censed
the das.h osLemus Snsiitogs, of,he coun' by
cutting ho, il the with rockstkns Last week,
aud who WAS afterwards arrested, carried before
two magistrates. examined for she offence and dis
charged from custody, was resTrested ca Mo0dsy,
carried before magistrate and admitted to bs;l III
S5 o for his appearance sxsn'na ion b. fore q
curt Of magi trates summoned to bs hale IN the
Town Hall Of Ma"shes.tr, at IL o'clock next Fri.
|
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RobbeTy. 1T :he sale OF Louis Euke's
eff CTS, at tue CORNER Of Th and Broad ST. Gets
nan In the crowd exclaimed that he had just
besn robbed Of pocs et-hook, containing 5000 and
odd dullsrs. Tsa aoors were Immediately closed,
ard each Individual nbected 10 risi5 search, but
The stolen property was not fund. Plckpockets
s.d bbsrs seem to be rampant IN this city at tho
N.eseNt lime -
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Tie Cege-Marxsret Saiiivan, . white woman,
was yesterday committed to this insiiution on the
charge OF being diuak and disordsrly in the street.
Jchn G Conner, white man. was committed ON
the charge of stealing two burdrej and fifty dol
Iars, in Confederate notes, Abe prop rty Of VIM
Y.inde-
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MILITARY NOTICES-

rENHE undersigned having been ordered 10 Rich
] mond. can ba found In the 81 :hs Capitol
rext 20 the Stats Senate, where ha Is prepared TO
PsY OYF al Virsinia vounte re- sshc have no. he"n
paid up to the 10Th cf June 1861. Also State iiae
troops. Ofiee hours tgcm 4. ii. TO 3 o'clock P.
II. mHOS. r TAYLOR,
oc l5-6t& 4. r. II. Virginia forces.
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De.syser A. rested. -Miehssl 0simes. who had gone
- substitute for Richard Copeland. q m-Inber oi
the Richmond Llsh, infAatry Blues. WAss bill ale,
vas " s.isd On Moudsy for Aeser'ian, By an I'll rel
attached to IL joF Grlswclds .o1ncs, and loaked up
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TINE FOLLOWING. ya.EAMED HE.3ggs OK
this company Jlree OF whom sra suhsti.utes)
ere absent without i,ave End q . be.eyed to be In
Richmond, Va They sre hereby ordered TO report
to ias Immediately IN camp q. Chsfin's Farm, Gen
Ksnry A. Wiss's headquarters. Failing to do 50
they will be advertised dsssrsers, aad when ar
reatea, dealt with as such
JOHN hHEEAAN JOHN CLAIMING,
kOBT THOMPSON, w. DlVIN,
j. DCHAHOE, PATRICK MARTIN,
JOHN FIIZIERkLD. JAS ID. BOYD.
q. A. WALLACE,
Capt Richmond Light duasd. Wiss Brigade.
l Ia
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ErTatRu Corrected

20 'As ksa9r Of II: DispaseA
III ~ a article under my name IN yesterdays Die.
Essa an made 10 say Of tho Secretary Of ths
~, ~, na' he was man an earnest energetic,
.v ,To1x1 man For fcolish resd fa,liblc, which
"'a 'oe word employed by me.
GEO. FITZHU0H.
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HEADQUARTERS Ara VA. cAVALkY,(
October 7th, ls82. !


all officers and rseu OF the 9Th VIRGINIA Cavalry.
who are absent from tho regiment, And are 1t for
duty. viii report in person q. their headquarters
without delay. Those who ere undt for duty will
send certificates frem Confederate scrgeops reeu
larly. Pa olsd prisoners from this regiment will
send In their names forthwith to Col. RoBxRr
OuLD. agent Esr shs exchange Of prisoners ~ Rich
mond, and will :aas rapport st once to their comps
MES. Ey order Of Col. WINS. g WiCKaAA,
Commaadisg 4.h Va. Cavalry
p. TOErAiNx, Adiutant &C l3-l0t
4 TTEaTIJN MAEYLAEDARs.-ren or NJ.
n teen shls bodied ME- who a-e no subject 70
niiiaYy duty under the Cor SCRIPT cot are wanted
to hin Cavalry company which II permanently at-
tsehed 20 Con EweiIs hsadqcarters. Mornes Hnd
induce,ussss 10 recruits from shs fAst that Il b rs
ievsd from the duties pertaining 70 regular cavalry
corps. Apply at opes 70 Ta0a. Q TuRNEy.
Iisutsnant aGmd9 staea 1W1llS 1eeoet.
- QpgAR 1unk)lD - ~ -. - ~ 0aaFoohA,
Es - VS1A9a.s sez.aastx z.sszs. ii j. 5. a.
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CAMP BATTERY 10. 2
sIGaMoaD pErEsCEs,

EaTion Hill. DC. Ii, 1862.
FF>H!RTY DOLLARS kkWARD Will be psid
/ ior the apprehension snd delivery to Capt.
Alexander, at the Eastern Station, 10 Richmond, of
CHai5 HAN HECRLhR. who ia dsserter from
camp. SAID Eeekler il a9 years of age 6 feet /
inch high dark compis x;oa, grsg eyes, blaok har,
born in GerIasuy, and formerly attached 10 tho
nigh. police, aud il lurking about Richmo0d
WIZ L. SAwTERWHITR
LIST Lieut., Co,ndg &c. 4, lo;h Battalion Va Vols,
Heavy Artillery. &C l6-2ts
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NEN X &. LEES BODY 0uARD-YIFTY
TX DOLLARS BOUNTY.-Iam authorized to
raiGe company of Cavalry fo- speolal ssrvice, as
Scouts, dii!dee, ssi Coursrs with General Z. E..
Lee.
Al. persons not already in the service. not Sc
tually enrolled as oocscripts. will ts received.
A snleutid chance for volunteering in select
CORPS Is here offered.
The extension Of the Coascripf act 7s,l coon be
enforced, and those between the agaa os 35 aud IS
called into servics You now have au opportunity
OF e1iiatirg in a mics service. Tbs honorable aud
savan.sgo naturs Of this service viii recommend
itself to all.
Everything furnished excep. horses.
For fur'ne particulars. address me O. Appomat-
tox Court Houss J, W. LAWSON.
Lieut. ). Z. L&wscu. a. Aspinw ,ll, Charlotte.
Va sud Lieut. w. II. Miner. of Meadsvil.e, Halt
fax, Va and Capt B. n. Walker Of Richmond, Va.
a Q aul hcried t. receive menbara for this com.
pay loc l4-6tsl J. w. l..
THNag FOLLOWING NAMED HEMSERS OF
1 this Oompsny, who we're taken prison ers on
Roanoke Is,and and paroled. and stree 81.
changed have no. yet reported, though no:!hed
and or Tered to do 30 through tie newspapers.
therefore go " Greer them to report to at Chat
Ans farIn, miles below Richmond. Gen. Henry
A. Wise's headquarters. Failing to do 30. they
viii bs advertised "a deserters, and when arrested
dealt with as gu b:
Wa ~ HAKhR Of orange county, Va.
gAML CONNER, Ct Richmcna, Va.
JOHN L. HART, of King William county, Va
WA aYAN, Of Richuio;id Va
JOHN L. TARRANT, OF Xhg William o., Va
WM. THuS. TUCK, =" :"
JCHH SACHDERs. 81
JN0 ARMSTRONG,
@. a. WALLACE.
Capt. Richmond Light Guard, Wias Brigade.
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BOARDING,

-
DOAECiNG.-Twoc or three persons can b, &C.
- conmodated with BOARD In private family,
by making spplicssiou 1T the residence Marshall
street, between 18th and 18th sta, Church Hill.
.5-3*
pOaRDlNG-Thre families. or several tingIe
ID gentlsmen, can secure BOARD by &ppiyire
at air. WOJDA RU s. CD Craze street. between Sd
and 4th streets. Aiso Il few DAY BOARDERS
car be accommodated. &C l5-6s%
oAkD-Can be obtained for three or tour sen.
ID tien@n on tho West side o. 3 street.. between
Clay and Leigh, second house from Leigh.
oc l5-2:<
- eOhaD - Eour gentlemen can obtain BOARD
- on Broad street. between 9Th and 25,h s.s.,
rrst door from gain. 15-.ts
H 0ARDiNG. FaIni les or gentlemen desiring
Ii BOARD. can be Supplied with delightful
rncna furnished amongst which is @ large secoe q
4 ,or, trout room. by applying to Ms. BE0Ck, OF
F.a,k in street, three doors below 81.
oe l4-3tt
. OASpiSG Two gar.aaEne1,. friaI.ds, ca1i oS.
5a.n BOARD III q pleasant room. with gas
&-.u GIe q. g reasonable prics. by Supplying at
o. @. WAJTERa
oc la-3tf les Srcsd street.
DoARDfaG Two very 61s front roou,s wall
4 furnished suitable for gentlemen. friends, }
for lady and gentleman without children nay
be o5tsined ia a prive's family, st the second
house, cc-ner or ist and Grace sts oc 14-et'
OAED-Can b. obtsined for Two gentlemen .n
- private family, 10y applying ON 7sh street,
between Grace and Frankilr, second door, right
aide from Grace. oc l3-3t~
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FOR RENT.

T>OR RENT.--The large WAREHOUSE GA ihs
East line OF llsh. setscsa Matn and Cary sta,
o. Lpoalte TO Aessrs. Dua,op, Mcrcnrs d Cos For
terms apply 10 0ODDIa & kpPERSON.
&C l4--ot
E>OR RkNT-rhe three stosy Bkluk HOUSE
on Dock street, for many yssrs oecupl.d hy
4. =. I.ee. Apply to J. N. PA2KHa.
90 A-0ts On TIA ASfemisaa
ENOR RENTING afnrnisAsd rooms Call o.
"a, bsswssr NaEuhxil Ana G ~ serseis.
1Ok HIkD-ons supsrioR Cook oc ll-0ts
N1w GOODS-spaIdirgs spaseA 0lges 0ae
IN Globes; Straw Hroclna Isather pNsleFA
Hearth RngA a yasseas teteseo0IaA AleaEte Ooee
Ysn6ss Ha1 Raeks; Carssl l3ss ~ lnHsseslvsA
| - ~ 1nlh o9eeAs1 aEz !. "a
- 1t-olsssl.x q x04 - lQIodkY q o.
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Z 0hiD -Four gentlemen can obtain BOARD
/ OF Broad street, between 9Th and 25th s:s.
Ilat door from Gain. &C lJ-.,ts
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Capt. RichIoad Light Guard, Wiss Brigade
oc l4--sS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

nw@We notice in the list of Attorneys
admitted to practice in the Supreme Court,
at its present term, the name of E. E.
Chaplin, formerly Of this place but now a
resident of Columbus.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28
Waukesha County Court.-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate
e I -

In the matter of the estate } ~.
of --....
August Wantrup, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of John Meyer,
repres enting among other things that the said de-
ceased, by q eontractin writing bearing date the 9TH
day of oven ber 1859, bound himself to convey Ger
tain real estate the County of Jefferson, Wisconsin,
to the said petitioner upon his complying Wit certain
condition in said such contract expressed that he,
the said petitioner, has fully complied with all the
conditions contract his part to be perform
ed and that said August Wantrup has died before
making the conveyance in such contract stipulated
and praying that Dorthea Wantrup, adnllnlstratlA
of said estate may by this court be directed and au
thorized to convey the real estate in said contract
mention the said petitioner 1t Is ordered that
said petition be heard before this court Monday,
the Sd day of February, 1852, at o'clock p NJ, at
the Court House il the village and County of W au-
kesha And it is further ordered that public notice
thereof be given by publishing copy of this order
for at successive weeks before such hearing
in the s.Watertown Republican," weekly newspa-
per printed at Watertown in said county OF Jefferson
Dated Dee. Nth, 1864,
BY the Court, - MARTIN FIELD
dee20n2SW0 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28
county Court, Jefferson County. In Probate.

County Court, Jefferson County. In Probate.
In the matter of the proof of he last will and tesla
ment of William Wagemann, deceased.
On reading and fling an instrument in writing pur
porting to be the last viii and testament OF William
ty of Jefferson and State of Wisconsin, deceased,
1t is ordered that the proofs fsaid instrument be
heard before the judged this Court on Monday, the
5rd day of uary A. D. lS62, at IL O'Clock in the
forenoon at the Court House the village of Jeffer
son in said County.
And is further ordered that publicnotice thereof
be given to heirs law of said deceased, and to
all other persons interested. by publishing copy of
this order for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing. in the Watertown Republican. a weekly
newspaper, printed and published at Watertown in
said County.
Dated the goth day OF December, A. D. 1851
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD,
dec27n 29w3 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

gW Again we say, have you tried D,
B. De Land & Co.'S Chemical Saleratus
If not. get paper at once and be aston
ished at its happy results. 1t is for sale
by all reliable wholesale and retail dealers
and at wholesale by the manufacturers, at
Fsirport Monroe Co. n Y
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

Waul1eshn County COurt,-In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of August Wautrup de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Abram Bus
kirk, representing among other things, that on the
10th day of March, 1859, the said August Wantrup
bound himself by contract in writing to convey to
the said petitioner upon certain conditions certain
real in the County of Jefferson State of Wis
consn and that said August Wantrup has died be-
fore making such Teyance; and praying that
Dorthea Wantrup, Administrative of the estate of
said deceas ed may by this Court be authorized and
directed to convey said real estate said petitioner
upon his complying with the conditions of said con-
tract by him to be performed 1t is ordered that
said petition be heard before this Court at the Court
House in the village and county of Waukesha,
Monday, the Sd day of March, 1862, at clock P. NJ
And is further ordered that notice thereof be Civ
by publishing copy of this order for at least six
successive weeks before such hearing in the Water
town Republican, weekly newspaper printed at Wa
tertown in said County of Jefferson.
Dated December 23d, 1861.
By the Court, MARTIN FIELD,
jan3:30w6 County Judge
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that an 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
i've thousand dollars to fifty thousand dollars 4
c G HARGER, President
D JONES Vice President,
H GALLUP. Cashier
Hatertown, Nov. 18th, 1861. 2ew6
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

Rev. Mr.. MCINTYRE ON THE RosTRUM
The Berlin Courant Of the Goth inst. no.
tices lecture delivered In that place a
-shsrt time since by Rev. j. J. McIntire of
this place. The article alluded to is head
ed ia Elder MeIntire spiritualist, ;" and
is as follows: This been a mooted cues
ton ever since the report of his being shut
In the box with the Davenport boys at
Watertown. and his reporting some strange
demonstrations occurring there. We think
no one who heard his lecture on the sub
ject, at the Baptist Church last evening,
will have any hesitation in coming to the
conclusion that the Elder is net much of
Spiritualist, after the modern aeceptation
of that term We have no time for an
extended netice of the lecture. Suffice to
say that it WAS one of his very best efforts,
and gave general satisfaction to his relie.
lous friends, which Is quite as much as any
man has right to expect, when he dis
cusses question of such a nature.
Spiritualists were doubtless rather crate
full than otherwise, that he did not deem
it any great calamity for the worlds peo-
pie te embrace their theory. as theirs is
no worse than any other fern of opposition,
to what is known as Evangelical Christi
anity.
The house was crowded, many going
away without being able to gain admission,
very considerable portion of the audience
being Spiritualists
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

Ia A bill! has passed. the Legislature
extending the time for the payment of
taxes in this city.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-28

GoDEY FOR MARoH.-We have neglect
ed to acknowledge the receipt of this ele-
CANT publication, which we should have
done sooner. 1t is filed as usual with
choice literary matter, engravings, pat
terms, fashion plates, recipes and other
coed things. Cooley is up to time every
month with his Book and gets up one Of
the best magazines of the kind in the coun-
try. Terms s. per annum. Address L.
A. Cooley, Philadelphia, Penn.