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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-31
GALVESTON.

GALVESTON, December 2O.--The cotton mar
fet Is strong; good ordinary, z9171zc; net re-
celpts, l49l bales; exports coastwise, 574 bales;
sales, 100 bales; stock, q ,405 bales.
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CORPORATIONS NOTICES.

4 MrI OF Ni.W YOKE, DEPARTMENT. yF FINANCE
bureau Of Arrears Ice OF tie Clerk OF Arrears, Sept
II, 1874.
Notice OF sae 81 Lands ana Ten.uent- Cor unpaid Of
ls lsb' and l6 ans troon water rents OF 1865, 1866 and
1871.
Under lhe direction o. tue COMPTROLLER o. me cry Of New
York. tue ef berehy gives public hutce,
10 tbs provisions 81 Ne a citai the cOiioc
ton o taxes assessments a Crun la the
~ New York, sd - ancud The IN relation
tLeretQn passed Apfif =, i3si.
That ihc respective o NJ anis and tcrencnts
thc ty OF Sew fOtk % which taxes
Hincd. situated u he WARTS Nos. B. :" lrf,usvc for inc
wars leoo it sad ih5s nnd ring due
frd an' ~. respective owners uf ali
"a ne ,F 81 scw YORK stuec1 the wafg aforesaid on
wn ns is ~ Sfeon water rents nave bcen siI for this
years SOB 1915 ana so,, aud are remaining
unpaid, are required u the taxes ana trot)n
wair rents 80 remaining due aud unpai In lie Clerk Of
AREAS ~ MS oiLee ~ the department iiraucr IN lie
pe" 'oMs h"e; WIN ~ l.y.;! thereon, lie rate OF
Twelve per ni ar sahdn 10 the uc 81 isv.ent wlth lid
,asrges ~ tais n5tee IN advertisement; ani default
sn1u Dr mace N surh payment snch lands and
tenemeDts VII be E0.d At pnih.s auction - III.
new Court House., ~ The city Han rsrs IN The INV
u sew hork, On Ehusdpy, leo llh Jav III f,,~s,nnaS
~, Al ~ 0cact noon, Tor tho lowest ,er,a -, -,
years ~ Whch any peison sslIOFor u ~, IL, as'an H.
CONFEDERATION advancing rt fn.ans u the ~ os
water rent - vac case Io,y he, due an hr IA 49,, XXI
~lu. tle charges ~ tts notice add sdreri.eott .n,
bter Goals arf enaf,e- accrued thereon ana al h
VIII De cothi-i feu tnc O. tine unii All ms iaa.. NM
teneincnts here advert .ci Tor sale shat old Wv
Ana notice Y hereby iurher yiven tnnt 4 ep,nc1
ei ~ TIC taxes AMI tho tfot9n rsnts. III.
uliaiu pueHied n pamphet aad tbat COMES ~ H..
pamphlet are deposited ii ol Tn l,e.4 ~ MA
ern Of Airesfs ana VIA delivered IL uny rer,e si
In. losthe i cADy. tle,x ~ ANN, ~.
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A DRIAk Il. MULLER hUCTIONEER.
n AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE
ST0RIUOUSES. PIERS AND WATER RIGHTS,

BY order OF the New York Wgrcbonsing Comosny.
ADRIAN II, MULLER j.. r. WILKINS Z co. win sell
ii ancuon on Thursday ocor ~ 1911 al y O'Clock, 1T The
Eicbang. sassoom, III BROADWAY, New YORK, about o.
La. OF Land together with Brick sorehcnses, ers.
fniAnca1 ana Water Rights situate at the foot OF Van Brunt
street OBJ este the Erie Basin frookyn and known the
New York WareAcnsng Cospany's stores aud Basin.
The apYre described property comprises the egire block
bounded BY Van Bruni, Reid Conovcr On the
property are eight brick stpreouses Of tie following
siuns One Of eix2a oneOf l53xI72 two, 75S1cO
H,l3 two, 15ssl Or. l0Nl7 also three pers q, feet
vide ana subs sntay butt; large basin, hukbesi and
lnakwsr TINS property is one of the most available in
Ne vicinity OF New lOr for comnerca' manufacturing
purposes and IS particularly wei adapted TO the storage of
co.on ~ present capacity being 00a bales which can
however, he largely increased desired There is
iar. sora AMI wharfage bnsiness tue property
when can - retained ~ desired
Maps ~ the Office Of the further paf.i
shas inquire Of James L. Wallace, President OF the New
ork afantee kud indcmuity Company George D. tTac.
wee ffrstssn 4ut NeTt Twelfth street. VIM ". Ntckss,
Tea,rrer IS Front ssei OF the Aucloneer. No. ine
trgs,
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ptIssTsilsRApUN.

A MEXICAN ECTCRE.-PIlOrOGRyP az
all The nnes buildings in The city sale and new nr
Cd subjects taken ~ order; yiews speciaity "
T. A. HOLMES. 6.6 ROADWAY
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ERA HOUSE. EILEEN O0E.
EILEEN osH
EILEEN oGg.
IN ADVANCE
AT THE poonts


GRAND OPERA HOUSE
lewis Bsssk jos x rr '1ssss..
= SKxYii coMiis iTIoa Mxii nSfns'' Manager
FOR .ah H Hts a9 Sh shSA ID ssuFFvnsnss
o aes q
3; f' sSo ,'s?sii, 4:
ssSg Hf!si IT, Sa
SsssIsS0 ssss$Sf ,2sS s5sn HaEs
a|a $s1ns sSs
submitted lie i oae s shssspsaSss
KATHARINE AND pETRUcHIo.
Gra%io John T. Raymond
Overture by The angmene orcGestra led by Tssnrson
ys Hem he % S y o sSss wy Psns
Alter which the third act o. CAMILLE" by kind per-
Canine: Mis-. Asne. E,1s a
McSesis Ida Yess.nss
De varsis who ha. tnals volunteered for this
oi Sff paSs vi cG ssSs
ser. Ride. ooly GSoii TSay Pastor Win : hudsss o.
;,.sd Daniel il the Bryspts Dem" cnaracters By Dan
:5l4 BROADWAY. THEATRE SSSSssE!$$SSss:
THEATRE coMIouE sn BROADWAY.
~ O'CLOCK
ALL FHE
CONSERVATION APpEAn
mATlNEE
TO-DAY, AT ~ O'CLOCK.
MATINEE TO-DAY, Al ~ O'CLOCK.
WopaySEs k nG EvESfse AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
rhE ocvoRooN.
Mr. AND Hh1 ianS + ~ r. ~ COMPANY
and fare. Of Fa the soS srhEFnE CHASE soo"
WOODS AusfV SPECIAL NOTICE.
BOTH A T4fEkkssSo1esN, and and lhyEsIso,
s1 hfSFs!s x y T4 4HEII oF Fisk.
s5':s i S5dS#
Evening. !. s-rnE oCToKooN.
AIRS. r. 3. coNwAy's BROOKLYN rLEArsE,
u.n ana ....'''...''~.., Mr. r. 3. 4 CONWAY
A rue LhScEks.
AZ TAk ssR lsSS 81
mo ssASp sS 2Esf!Se o s1s j, ism
First Ss E S asss /" fs s sssos
The sale ?, VIII ThsIsSsy Oct 70, AIS
eve ia,s
SAN FRANCISCO sros Msssss Is IN. SIS
BIRCH sa T1 iEsSJIs5 SFs xIsgrss nAokuS
Entire change OF Programme. ~
r,r n..c, SdiL Ln NOE OF THE rEKIon,
Delightful Nls.H a. Bal a, .9 1v r.r Singing
Seats secured SIX days IN advance
ACADEMY OF S tssI,.,,s ,,-..,
rHv nss1hi p sEssiJ x ISL
Bs tSF ri
n "sy,, dSSHqh,o
TWO e Itf!i, FE iSEaSn
AFTERNOON AT O'CLOCK.
On which the hay. hs 1SnoS @ an.
GRAND S $sfiSS SSa n H i lSiisEoos.
By the courtesy ON Of ,r..rsr,s nav
Manager Of the FIN rhes,r SA he town. as
hf Mss s;n FSS Ss'Pn DxyfsTosr
Mr. D. uARkIXs,
= L. Il 1 E sSfg EFAS ,q asaVSi.
by the Kindness ,s. Of Tony Pastor, ESQ.,
Followed by The s s!sI SisshSs syG.'
Also NJ: Fill raSsH s srosls;, .
,.., ,.. II NJ 4 iA I. Rf fh2ssos.'
IN s:ss;;; sS$s4y y f ;SsEfsE OF
-''"'A' ' x'roPgiI.ssss' DRAMA,
Sim by courtesy Of the various managera
After p" Which u sae celebrates prin. Donna a,,
CLARA DORA,
Will appear IN one 0! hei moat popular songa
Mr. CARL ROSA,
Manager Il r" TGs1 's FAs sEsis Troupe.
Manager ,sus Sss,s . $s' y' ''''
T GIs Us s'a as = s siiF sSfsss
Ni Mnf MSih IS F lasTn,.d
MASTER rnl" WILLIE III S %nrraEws.
b, Kind courtesy If If Their great speeiaities.
49, ROBERT BUTLER ESQ,
Manager Of The nio6 Square Theatre
IIE sAS FRsScs @,sS' sIs sSSsiss
BIRCH, MANIFOLD. BERNARD BAcKus
roP P"iL"s' farce S'Rh
Admission, xi. Children under twelve of haW
f BY courtesy ~ "' Of IT. VIM III b. fsiLisH.
Manaser Of ,.c bowcr y ThGs I
Musical ' Director, 10; " Mr. WILLIAM KEHfiNG.
pAREPA ROSA AND wAcnrEL.
EXTRA GRAND GALA NIGHT OF
with the sAsS .st'S Ss. esssnsrs'
aSS So GS.HSS S$sss'
nv, 49,.
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WALLACKS.
w COMEDY, DRAMA, COMEDIRTTA,
illustrated by
A COMPANY OF ARTISTS
r,,,. UNksUALLED ON TIE PRESENT STAGE. ,,,,,
THIS AND EVERY EVENING UNTIL FUhihEn
NOTICE,
A TWO NEW COMEDIES. -,
WIN new and beautiful Scenery and elegant fropee IN"
m Appointments. :. .~,Yruc,
comedy,
CURIOUS CASE,
AMI conclude with CHAS Mathews and Slingsby LAW
RANGES power. ul modern COMEDY,
GAME OF SPECULATION.
-, Characters by .. !,
MT CHARLES MATHEWS Mr.. JOHN GILBERT MT
CChAAkLEs FISHER, Mr. 3, POLK, M u aoNt-
WELL, Mr. g. f. BROWNE Mr. w. j. LEONARD, Mr. u.
NJ HOLLAND. Mr. J. PECK, Mr CLARA JENNINGS,
CLAYTON Miss BLAISUELL
in PREPARATION,
TWO ADM tRABLE PLAYS,
NICE FIRM
- - AGGEAvATING SAM
iue notice will be given of the temperance Of Miss
ILESSY MORDAUNT and Mr. JOHN BKOU9HAM and Of
the hrst appearance Of Miss EFFIE GERMON
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tRr--JonN r. LEvTsOs, AUcnoNEER. VIII. SELL
n the entire collection Of fne Oh Paintings, Pastel Pic
spcs ard crystal Medaons belonging 20 the American Art
gallery the evenings OF Thursday friday, Saturday and
Monday. Oct IT. "a ~ %, his art aalesroom, yr7
Brpacwav, Opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
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EILEEN oGE.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
RICH osRasro,s AucrloyEER
n once Cad saicsroom 81 Nassau street.
orvyEEIp P soSss NJ ppis q FTsxIrunn,
JOHNSON VAN r.ssELL WIN sen on Thursday At
A.soT. rsrnaara y ! large private d~ep'as
50 casoa OF Italian Wine.
A scn. JOHNSTON. AucrIoxEER
~ oasee aec saiesroem 81 Nassau street.
'S SonssYdjSS Irvs VA r GssEEL'
-, sci on rars4a,, 4 isgr ssiesroon,
IS ssusss NssShg s4s Z 10y u os2fS
) sLEEckeR SOY { q, AreroSHEss
Oct " a y NJ =, h, ~ We Sssrs.on
street Se,wesh ss,n ssd Seventh avenues. II mooefo
splen y lrsssoet AMI N me order, WA rem
cedar sreeL
:. BLEEcKER. soS Co. AucTIoNELss
wspSrsoaS ss sssBcr fs' a. q f soss
GREAT PUEBLO AucnoS SALE OF HOSE
raHs'i ses q *.
Luxe FiTzntRALD, A.c,loneer VIII dispose Of me
eonss esS
forte cost $500 70 rqno SS Library prawns kGs%
%sssPs st.s, & 8 ssaaS carsd air Mattresses
s9e s" "na fitniiSS Tsb cSars
Glass and China Ware $50 @ ass
packed ana Shipped CITY a. country
uCTlON NOTICE. g2oco) WORTH or
n macuineent ana cos, Household furniture,
Paintings. NrOnars, Siverwsre, rare WORKS Of Art.
on THIS DAY Wednesday, ut the elegant
private residence s6Nest Fifteenth street.
between Fifth ana sixth avenues, al 1913 O'Clock
Drawing Suits. Pompsiour style: marqnetefio Cabi
isbles ladn,er, Console Tables, bronze
Stsusry, Paintings emnent artists lace Curtains, Secre
bookcase magnificent rosewood Panoforte, STOOL
Canterbury Covers Velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors Bronze
Ss sss sss Saa' so
syelwnr Glassware .n,ery, Turcens, Salvcrs, Dinner
Tea Service; Linen Basement, Kitchen Furniture. Sale
peremrory ". STbe nuct,cneer wonii call attention OF
his friends the pubic 70 this sale ten. the 'arc sst and
richest assortment offered ancon this season.
FREDERICK A. baRNHhM, Auctioneer
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-. LpRipag 4 WOOD. AucrIoyEERs,

N win sell this day al O'Clock I. NJ.
House. and LOIS Eve corners, Jersey City Heisbts,
now rented, paying large percentage, and must
he sold regardless of prices.
horse all Jersey City ferries.
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IOWERY THEATRE
~ VICTORIOUS OVER ALL.
The Int achieved by Mr.
JOSEPH MURPHY
endorses his aims fully the
GREATEST LIVING IRISH COMEDIAN
AND CHARACTr X ARTIST
Fred. q. Maeder's reno wned drama of
HELP, hsLP, HELP.
lilsh, Dutch and co0red
Songs, Dances, Bone solo, Horse Race.
Dexier's time outdone: 2lTi4 nowhere.
kEHUsENE HURROR--!luMAN BEING On FIRE.
VII ye have oystery
as Ned DAILY.
Mr. JOSEPH MrKpHy Pat Orhaughnessy,
hoky O'Gan,
. christoph Won Jeihs Elm,
sustained by The ful company Precs led hy comedy.
JOE MURPHY every night Tor limited period.
Seats secured six days IN advance.
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SECURE YOUR
TO AVOID

EILEEN o6E,
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w lIjIhM ABBOTT, huCTIoSGER. OFFICE NO 8
W city sl place, viii sell this day at 10 O'Clock the
Fixtures DarToon, sale al
b. New Howeiy nne walnut Counters, large Ice Chest,
CIalIs. isbl. y, 40
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
CHICAGO.
United States
INTERNAL REV En- ( j z
Assessor Office "a District of Wisconsin !
MADISON, April 18th 1871 Z

ASSESSOR Office, "a District of Wisconsin !
MADISON, April 18th, 1871. I
Notice is hereby given, in accordance with
the provisions of Section 10, Act OF June 80
1864, as subsequently amended, that |, HEN
RY ssHARNDEN, Assessor Of the Second
Districf of Wisconsin, will be in my Office,
in the city Of Madison, on the 29th day of
April 1871, between the hours of A. ~
and P. NJ, to hear and determine appeals
relative to any erroneous or excessive val
valuations, assessments, or enumerations by
the Assessor or Assistant Assessors, return
ed in the annual list for the year 1871.
No appeal viii be allowed after the an
nual list containing the assessment has been
transmitted to the Collector OF this district
All appeals to the Assessor aforesaid must
be made in writing. and must state the
particular cause, matter or thing respect
ing which decision is requested, and must
state the ground or principle Of error COM
planned Of
HENRY HARNDEN,
Assessor of % District of Wisconsin.
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FREE! FREE!

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This Journal will be sent FREE for one
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For sample copy, and our beautifully
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eight pages of testimonials of Craig Micro.
scope send six cents for postage to
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Opticians, and Sole Proprietors of Craig and
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

Several women in Washington, who
offered to vote but whose ballots were
rejected, at the recent District of Col
uabia election, have employed counsel,
with the determination to try the ques-
ton of their constitutional right to
vote before the court,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
THE Wool INTEREST.

Last week the Wisconsin association
Of WOOL Manufacturers, held their
ANAL meeting at the Newhall House,
in Milwaukee. Several essays were
read and many important facts brought
out. From the report of the meeting
by the Daily Sentinel of the 18th, we
take the following interesting items:
The meetings of this association are
yearly growing in interest and impor-
lance. This braLch of manufacture
now stands third in the state, only be
ing rivaled by that OF flour and lum
Der. Last year the mills of this state
consumed 2 600, 600 pounds of wool
and counting the future growth of the
next decade to be equal even TO the
past FIVE years, the mills of Wisconsin
will in 1880 consume the entire wool
clip of the state, and furnish wooden
cloth sufficient for the state, thereby
rendering Wisconsin self-supporting in
that direction. Some of the facts
elected from this meeting we deem
food for thought for Milwaukee.
:, ooo oon H. Wal oonrun,ad in WISCONSIN
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
WORDS OF WISDOM.
FOR YOUNG MEN,

On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Ear,x
Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Err;nr
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en-,
velopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOOATlON. Box p PH1LAprLrH,A. PA.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

The United States Supreme Court at
Washington, Monday, decided the cor
stitutionality Of the Legal Tender act.
The Judges stood S to 4. Narrow es-
cape
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
70. 600 lbs. Wool consumed in Wisconsin.
o nnnlN q &C Milwaukee

The surplus goods are mostly sold IN
Chicago! Are we not letting splen-
did opportunity pass away. by taking
no pains to concentrate this enormous
production at this point!
One other fact we will mention, If
only to show how absolutely ignorant
the West are as to the magnitude or
success of this branch of manufactures.
Yesterday $4,000 pounds Of wool,
purchased in Boston, passed through
tbis city for woolen-mill in Mime
apolis. Three million pounds OF wool
sent to Bosten last year from Wiscon
sin-all returned in manufactured
goods. Wool sent from Boston to Min
neapolis, manufactured into blankets,
and shipped back to New York for sale.
and for aught we know bought there
by Milwaukee merchants and resold to
Minnesota traders before they so into
the consumers hands,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
A Den of Ferocious Lions,

Together with tie services Of their
intrepid keeper, Mr.. PIERCE, the
KING of the Lion Conquerers.
These are the same beasts which
made their escape from their cages
at Astley's Royal Amphitneatre,
Lo ndon, whore they were being
exhibited and performed by Messrs
Crockett and Pierce. Their escape
struck terror to all hearts-save
those of their brave keepers and
they had already killed one unfor-
tunate man, and severely wounded
another, before PIERCE was APP
prised Of the horrible calamity.
They were about to be shot by tie
Police when Crockett aud Pierce,
arriving, dashed among the mad
dened brutes, their ensanguined
jaws dripping with human blood,
and by the exercise Of their mys-
terious power, drove them back
covering to their kens. Mr.. Pierce
will ENTER TIL ElR ZEN at each
exhibition and after great vari-
ctg Of Thrilling and D airing feats
with these blood thirsty monsters
viii FEED THEM WITH MEAT
from his naked hands,
The attractions TO this vast and
unparalleled establishments are too
numerous to permit Of morethan
passing aliusion to them but the
Management beg to call particular
attention to the Dazzling Street
Display and Grand Gratuitous Ex-
hibition, which marks the entrce
of the esta blishment into each
place of exhibition, and in which
the pomp and pageantry exceeds
the Glories of the Days Of Chiv
splendors of the Field of the G.
An exhibition which the paopl'
focked to see from the distance OF
and which they Universally ackno
passed anything ever before seen.
many brilliant features will be fol
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
New advertisements.
SOLDIERS

Now get 100 acres worth $1,000. Send IS
cts TO the Soldiers Land Warrant Associ-
alton, and get phamplet telling how and
when to get your lapd and all about it. Ad
dress, Drawer 3l2. Des Mones, iowa.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
Chariot Of Ae0Ious!

Bearing upon its center the Colos- Aass
sal Golden Statue of the Famens ~
horse Bucephalus, and full Opera r ~
Band, followed by the Gorgeous E.>le~-Ss
Chin ese Car of Courteous and Nep- l ~ !
tune, Trison- bornei Cortege Char -
lot, which will precede Gorta ge 49,.
Of Knights armed cap a PIE and ~
s'clad il complete steel armour MI
The Knights are accompanied by 81 :
the Ladyes Fare" costumed af- -, s.'%s
Ter the style of the MEDIEVAL Pc IL 4
Rod, and followed by Faithful Y
quires all mounted on gallant S- t5=
steeds. Foil, wing this proud Cal
vacade come other chariots and 49, /
cars, resplendert with mirrors, <~47sss
Paintings and Gold, leading the I<-ez-
Grand Allegorical Car, upon the - 80
dals Of which is seen charming r. = ea;s'S.
Tableau Vivaut by number Of isa@zas9
Ladies, clad in tho various nation g~~N r.
afties, forming the beautiful Al x.
leeory Of Peace, and made thrill ~,
ingly impressive by the presence in
lloir midst of an enormous IL n
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
GEL LIBERATED
Craig Microscope

q power equa, to other miSeropes of many
times its cost Reveals countless little
worlds, all around us, teeming with life.
which to the naked eye must forever remain
a sealed book AS Eels in Vinegar, Animals
in Water, Cheese Mites, Sugar and Itch In
sects, Milk Giobules, Claws and Hairs of In
sects, Hundreds of eyes in single eye of
ay, Dust Of a hutterfly's wings to be per-
fectly formed feathers the much talked of
Iyichiaa Spirai;s or pork worm, which was
6rst discovered in America with this Micro
scope
Il is Of infinite value to professional men,
to teachers aud to students. but nouchere is
Il Of greater uaIue than on TIE family tcble,
1githin the reach Of every member. 1t will
delight yourself, your childrsn ard friends
during the long winter evenings. 1t will
show you ddxlterations or uncEeaallaess of
various kinds in food, as sugar, tea, bread,
msal, &c
It IS Ct irestimahla value to the farmer
IN examining insects which prey upon his
crops. The power of a $50 microscope. and
SO simple in its construction that any child
can use it Understandings and with appre-
citation.
A Beautiful Present, Elegant, Instructive,
Amusing, and Cheap. Over 60, GOO sold.
DuriHy the past .Si1 Years its srorh has
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Every instrument is neatly boxed, and
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

The British government has for
mally notified its Commissioners of its
approval of the terms agreed upon by
the Joint high Commission. The
Commissioners will now proceed to
prepare treaties to be submitted to
both governments.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

classic costume, representing Liberty dominant
DER the W orld The brilliant cortege ending
with csvacade of Men at Arms on spirited
stee DIS, thus bringing to close tie prandest
era tut tous Exhibition ever given, being but
foretaste OF the merit and artistic excellence of
the pc rformances within tho Gigantic Marquee
by the
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

The new United States bonds will
not be ready for delivery until the lat
ter part of May The New York
bank note companies doing the work
have as usual disappointed the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, who expected
them the LIST of May.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

It is said that the British members
Of the High Commission have re-
ceived dispatches from their govern
ment approving of the basis arrived
at for the settlement Of the questions
shich have been discussed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

TASTEFUL DECORATIONS and the
nostexpert NJ ACHINISTs and up +
holsterers to give effect TO this raro |.
conglomeration OF the HIGHEST [
artistic talent known to the world +
and in az edition they have secured |
the GREATEST SENSATION of
the ACE a
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

COLLECTING THE REVENUE-A
comparative statement OF the expenses
OF collecting the revenue for March,
April and May, 1870, with the same
months this year, shows a saving of
over 100000.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26
E.EWENG E-E0T,
Gorgeous Mammoth
Golden Chariot,

Bearing upon it's various plat forms )
a number of Living Groups. the
whole surmounted by an immense
Globe, representing the World on
which enormo Gus elevation sits the
iu+ran;5 h1lle nacCarta -, a1no,axt
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-26

The GAINESVILLE Gazette says on Tues
day morning Pat Timlin was brought
before Justice Smith for examination,
charged with assault with intent to kill
on the person Of VIM. Canary. The
evidence against him being deemed
sufficient, he was required to find bail
in the SUN Of six hundred dollars for
his appearance before the circuit court
Not being able to raise this amount. he
was seat to Jail to await the action OF
the grand jury.
a daughter of Hermann Zinkaiser,
an iron merchant of Milwaukee, was
strangled to death Saturday evening
while attempting to swallow piece Of
orange peel,