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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who sunerd fr var tom
ServUus Debility, Psvuiasute decay, and al the
effects ef Youthml lndlscrslsA will ior the
sake Of suffering humanity, send fes 10 all
Who ncsd ". the rcire aud directions o.
makiag the simple remedy BY which h. wN
eurSd. Sufferers wishiug 70 proAl hy the adj.
s%ertissrs experience, con Do - By addrr~ins.
10 perfect confidence. JOHN n. 00Dsy,
mayii-ly "a Cedar street. New York.
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ATTAfmlENf Nmlnf

ne aisie N alala4ttl Fsnala ssaois Il
~ tainlf haaff # laf faasiy ~
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hhaaft ~ DE f1m N taa 81. fslafaaAle h
laa Ft4Hig f4aff ~ saH ta#aiF HaHss i
hfffhI sissa - ihs tsld DEF Aiaai f. "
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a ~ Hssf ten thtfthf Ard IN he hfH A.
salt fsfH q d iHdlsn a % ersfi.hohss
N Aii fauhy IN NE toWa of patala ~ lhe
ntH Ha6aaf " Apdl iaeg. 80 Mead e 80
afllep %i4af#shi vnl ~ fHierd eFsiHH hlm
and ihe afifs attached slif be- salA
Rlibt 80 lfAnnfsUs cltrk
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
snERlrF,s AALE.

bT 'iHns u . snl a seaiiileHl espsnai 10
me- directed from The clfeui t8art N l'anola
roaait Na ~ ths HsJ term 1861 hade h.
favor II William y Pollard - Hsmufl Dlek.
soa ! Will ah hoadAg ihs ~ day N Aanh.
! sgs, ~ the eonfthonat dor In iha taeh ~
Pamela 10 said eunly, within iawhh honu,
oHef IN ALE % ibe highest bidder, hf cash,
ibo blldwinE pfupffty to.wit Tho eaH
hmlf Of The f0uthesl quarter " section A. Zee.
ton VI he H0tihwesi quarter N Aeclion IL.
and m undivided thfee-foafihs interest In the
southwest quarter Of section 10, all In town.
ship ? fanre . vest King and belnf IN Pr
iola county, Aias, levied 90 ~ Tho property d
sgmnel Dickson, 70 'atsfy said vcdiiloni ~.
p0nha and ail costs n JONES.
ielb-3t Sheriff.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Whereas, letters Of administration upon the
estate Of Reuben 8. Wells, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned at the December
term, 1867, Of the Probate Court of Pamela
county, Mississippi, all persons having claims
against said dcccased are hereby notified to
probate and have tbem registered In the office
OF the clerk OF said court within the time lin
ited by law, else the sanie viii be forever
barred. ANGELINA WELLS.
Tel " Administrator.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
DISSOLUTION.

BY mutual consent, the eo-partnetship here
toiore existing under the name aud style Of
Spain 4 Hightower Is this day dissolved. The
books notes and accoanis will he found In the
hands Of J. D. Hightowsr, at the Office Of
Messrs, =, II. Butler K Co. Sardis Miss, who
Is only authorized to sign In liquidation.
.4, :. q, SPAIN,
J. d HIGHT0wER.
B-Partlcs indebted TO the above firm
are requested 10 settle at once, 10 avoid litiga-
ton, Us the business MUST be closed without
delay. J. D. HIGHTowBR.
sariis, Mas, Feb. Il ls0s. A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
INsoLvENr NOTICE

The ss.,s Of nisaesry4, fissnvn1 I
DE ervdiiarsof ye<s wss>os. dreeseef S.s
a. - ths 0etoeev tseu4 iee1 isftN 49,
Court Of said cosnty, The elsft q
made % nd eoayt ; rspou ssd ~
rFctatsd SD rcat<>rvd h Ne -
mid Decreased. the srsdiiou srsosu -
sppssr befbre said eours q De ~ -
pecembef, 1861, n they. lhink r<vp>r
. I'D rvrst Asd IL ~ 49, ae
sued Novenhrf, lss1.
ssas - w.P. Woo11zr. g.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
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FMMf VS. HNA " #fF#FH
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
INsoLYENT NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS sALH OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NJ virtne Of 40 eFtsF N he Probate Court
q fsnpls esanty, ti-si<rrf. rrsis Il ne
iasasfy tsEr Isss ~ssls = sdssisisr.tss q
the estate 81 l. q Hires ds<><<d, IN ID. lo~u
of Bsisssills. in aid oeartY. ~ N fsuA Az
o. March. iess "a rshts< --s~sss.. sasr fsf ale
y NJ hisk~-s hiaisr ~ ed, he allowing
personal property ~ nid dsssisuL tawll one
horss, .ddls ssahd1is. sss ~<rdsss< oss NJ
.nd b<dsse~d ops geld vaieA. oss pistsL sed
ssa ons fnatfis es.s
else " tAHfsEE. Aa-sa~r-snr
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
al.iR lTsFs 11g s7e
] Special Notice.

OPCCldl NOlACUi
We respectfully cali the ssirsties 4 =
customers TO the important facts ikrt ~ =
oovsrH Asr DUE, and that W Sssp ~
saptr, nAptr. We beg esr ffiss& y -
Der that these debu psre no1t sebps1.
ifacsst nst Y run an chnsunas, ~ tap
q scon a. the cotton ccuid y pspsFsr
market; and N u1de "a weu1~'
ecrdingr. Every debt contracted -
deee q honos snt hnsuonu>suhe1D
good faith Of ths deb,os, rhoss kspef bpt1gs
ior . prompt ecWp1i66<< wisn ID e154esn'ss
We have srsred neither Messy o. Isbsr ~
ply the wants Of ~ nteo1S dsdag ~
yser .nd ys cannot h<lievs thas ss11S
Merchants can always ssissd iInle1 -
nodAsIcns tbAtheIs A3eod< iksneyev
No. sf1lns psassssly - =
uhtt shsy WI : eHsnly etssusl/
msif own s>1ius = N4rsuGn1UxF -
sneefnsily undermine eassSrscs H.
Ne soaairy. We seain urrs osr l4sen
s%arlisst pussiels vsssivn<ut q skplr N
vpes~n vi y g durisn 1esl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
Memphis, Tenn.

~farresonal attention given 10 the SALE
az curruN, and liberal advauee, made on
the sAnic Ia store. se9f-H
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
Our Job Department

Il complete, and IL the largest establishment Of
Tho kind in the Southwest We employ none
but capable wotkmen, and turn out the best Of
work at the most reasonable prices.
h29-6m WiliTMORE 4 co.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-07
Tax Collectors Notice.

I win attend at The bllowing times aud
places for the pHrpOse Of collecting The State
aud COUNTY Tar Tor the fiscal year 1861, lo-wie
Atmy onlce, Ii Pamela, on Monday cf each
week until April l, 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Brown and Grnce Church.

A New York correspondent of Troy
paper says: Brown still maintain his
his place a. sexton here, but his seat on
the throne Of fashion is not quite as secure
as it once was. Few men have combined
the obssquious and tyrannical 30 completely
- Brown. While to his patrons he. bends
the supple hinges Of the knee that thrift
may follow fawning' he shows to his interiors
the pomp OF purse-proud pdrsenus. De-
casionally Brown has attempted to snub
clcrgymen who have filled Grace pulpit du-
ring its late vacancy. On one occasion it
is said he addressed preacher with the in
qury, How long is your sermon to be doc
tor ? About twenty-five minutes, said tie
clergyman. That will never do, sir our
people won't stand that was Browns reply.
This statement was made to tho writer By o
highly respectable minister Of this city.
It is said thst Mr.. Potter, the present in
cumbent OF Grace church, is putting Brown
into discipline, and that hereafter he would
not be permitted to dist ibute invitations
to parties amid the congregation on Sab
| bath mornings.
Grace church, by the way, is becoming
| too far down, though whtn built it when
built i. was too far up town. The value Of
the land has increased prodigiously. and
the church viii no douh. be torn down il q
few years and be rebuilt farther up. The
plot OF ground occupied by the church and
parsonage is nov worth 5000, oo0. Grace
has he'd its own "a the fashionable church
Of The city. 1t is very pretty inside, but
was made for show rather than use, and
hence one hears but litt'e Of the service
but i. is matter of small Importance in a
| fashions bic church"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
.ss,sH.0 Ae:As.I.H.

ATTORNEY AT LAW Oslo with John L. swlts
u : 60, NsoN1N-' Block, Davenport. Iowa. oc5'
.yD5xN cIeSn.salHastss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
PCBLgC NOTICE. :!

I1I~sNt,OFf ~.
or,.. . "saT
Noli1n - HhhkNN GIVEN THAT TuE
~ Geari OF supervisors OF scott County. Iowa.
~ tne septsmper session. ISIS, divided Davenport
i'"Hsnip ihto ssVtn "a election Precincts. 10 10
known ~ iaet-s and honnds, and nfin md n IN
te.s,as ~ ~.
l. II ths re-. Ton c;iAc city % PaVeaG = tfu /
o' We rem sweet, sud ot Two ruarR dus Mef =
thoi, .Se.a - - corporation linc of SD tite shat
e"nst mtg TIE = l.Ja ltcciu~i No. ri lfAVct
fo.t VIZ
.A1 ~ 3et parii W " thec CITY crncvelpar Which
INV So p A8e ~ pgVtutt as shasc created, and
~ = ef1t ~ ANvNhe. N said CITY. shall constl
NY tne sseoud section prrrinct OF tai township,
anN ~ AanWn ~ o'ect.on precinct No sot paycn-
pVi toMhthlR
~, atk liat portion otthe city o. nsv mort which
.l'e hAs - tas 4ud precinct, above created ana
We ot harrison street. In sAi0 city shs pon.tn,a
isetlt3 'it,ti0n ptss.uct ofaaid toNutbfp - ~,
Mn9s election rrcc.act No. ;, OF pay.nnor,
o"hhmaP.
v,les ia e. sAat portion Of tao ely ~ Ds,eunaff
rr.,t a.. =, W % cisctsiU psrcret rs ese{c
inS ,n. -, 80 " 'eIiy street and At a isae nun
ltv lilac eftb " 70 ~ south ltau II tie
l,,,,,,, - - tst. Nl -. eepAtt. eeNtnt vhat Il
o. s. Hfrsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

A TIoQNE1 AND COUNSELLOR Al LAG,
n "a. NIale. E.oek. navenaorl. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for
the District of Iowa.
In the matter of David q. Porer. Bankrupt
To the creditors Of said David c. Porter and
other persons interested.
ClRS: YOU AXE HEREBY NOTIFIED
y that petition has been filed in said Court,
by David G. Porter, of the city Of Davenport.
in said District duly declared Bankrupt
under the act Of Congress of March
"a. 1867. for discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims
ovabie under said act and that the 10th day
Of Oct A. ID. lsss at the hour Of ten o'clock A.
NJ. OF said day is assigned for the hearing Of the
same before the said Court at keokuk, Iowa,
when and where you may attend and
show cause If any you have. why the
PRAYER OF said petition should not be granted.
Your are hereby further notified that the
sscon and third meetings Of the creditors Of
the said David G. Porter, for the purposes pro-
vided in the 9th and 2sth Sections Of the said
Act OF Congress Of March ID, 1867, will
be held on the sth day Of October, A. D. 1868,
at the hour Of ten o'clock, A. H., Of said
day, before the Hon. N. IN. Price, Register.
In Bankruptcy, Ct his office in the city Of Daven-
port. Scotts county. State Of Iowa, when and
whore you can be present il you desire to be.
sspl4 d3t-mon Il. K. LOVE CLERK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Colirge OF the Christian Brothers

5000. 's'.t'tt SEO.
vNiE OBJECT or THIS INSTITUTION IL ~
ha1sn = w arts the msin, OF acquiring THOROUGH
'oHssiste - testiun, whilst the Conut.tsE.l p,,s
800 - - faff advantages 80 yoabg ipen i,s,s
y th.st,ag - tnffcSnti'e pgr.Gls TIE aes# 80.
,ssa ~ semaesee on the last Monda, Is Augatt
Alpl ani- Ter sdesflou " 10 well 10 i. Il, ti,,.
tyr rs u'gs aadte.s
augt-dsm u. W EpwtEn, prc.le>u,.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

In smatter Of Richard u. HflI. bankrupt
rublic notice /. hereby gwen that on tho first
n 5nv ~ October. A. IL. 1858 commencing at
the hour OF ninc fal O'Clock A. NJ will sell Al
public auction ut Metropolitan Hall in the city
OF Davenport. in said Scott county love- all the
PERI onal assets az he sald bankrupt, ennnisting
Of pro.aissetY notes. bills Of rysl.naRe. eeftin-
catrs 81 deposit, hou,thold goods. furniture, or
naments . person. onc bay mare, ;yyo carriages
one buggy. one sleigh. ono Ericon engine and
el,va.ib4 Eeit. one sale, ono desk, one set oi
double harness, ono riding birdie aud saddle
4 x .o,.a,. ION cbaira ,.d la.nnS ana othe,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
.sssssy y ~s,.x. v,e,sr

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. -
= Gaaxe5 .ncc.. Ollca Ferrf street one doo.
s1ath I Lnseits Grgss. up s.lIIs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
Ladies'. take E'arrtcut.sr To1scs
THE REAL HElPslI FEMALE PILLS
wsgRANTrp Eup,SCrl


The,e Pills, no celebrated many years ago in Paris.
Tor the relief ~ flale Irregularities and afterwards
for their criminal employ III practice OF abor
ton. offered for sale for tic arrt time in
America. They have been kept in comparative OBJ
security fran the fact ta the originator, Dr. yelpan,
II physician in Paris Of great wealth and stric,
conscientious principles and has vtthhe Id them rcm
general use, lest they should be employed for unlaw
ful purposes.
III overcoming Fer,ele DISTINCTIONS Falling az TIA
Womb, Whites. Green Sickness, supprcsaiou. Rctca
ton. or lmnoderaie Flow OF the Monthly Dis
charges Nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains in the
Back and Limbs. Fatigue slight exesLlon, Paipita
ton Of tie Heart Mysteries ETC., and viii erect
cnre when al other means have iailsd and, NJ
thensi pow PM rernsdy, 90 not contain cnienrL
srtinony, or anything hurtfnl to The c.Hettlt on.
10 married lAdic- ead yolrg riria wao hare never
beea .st,f, ticy are peculiarly s1itril. IhRf
will. IN short tine, bring On the monthly peril
with regularity.
CAurIos Married Ladies' shoald never take the N
whom thsfe 10 any 10 believe Themselves preg
nent, for they viii We TO produce miscarriage
Ladies' cen pocuro box. sealed nom the eyes oil
the curious, by enclosing dollar, and six postage
stamps to u. ". MACOMBER, General Agent 20,
the United Stsiss and CGnadas at Albany, n. Y,
70 any Authorised Agent.
HARRISON 4 STkRkg kp'ts y5 BRADY 81
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
LAWyE 8.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Davenport, Iowa, ~ d
r. .aF9ngo, Iowa. once IN Metropolitan Block,
Davenport; On west $40 Puh''c square. Marengo.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

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to fail. When used in connection with HAaKs Man
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Piles. Chilblans, Core Eyes, Cnts, Burns, Bruises,
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or Bowels. apply plaster Of Pages Afnic aOl, and
immediate relief will be given For
0CrOCm10 Sores,
ithas no parallel; 1t having completely eradicatcd
this horrible disease after every other remedy haa
been used In vain. Any person making trial Of II
who may not be satisfied with the result, can retpfn
the came add the purchase money will be REMINDED.
II be had at the Druggists for % ard % cents
box and 10 manufactured only by j ~ PAes, oene-
va N. r., 10 whom all orders should be addfesseo'
Ask for Page Arnica Oil. and take no 0,ner. ~,
buexHAHs 3 VAN SCHAAcK, "A gents, Onlcsso, -
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New Course Of Lectures. ~ deHscieu o. .Sia.t..
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
EDUCATIONAL.
ST. AhcElA'S ACADEMY.

yVIrH THE Buu.piNa Aup,v r,,, ...
W r-oauds extensive aud hIehir -. a
ih2fous system OF teaching the allows sna
rae i,.@lali,a ~ Mia ~ "a public Patronage
tonshe, Va fifn per AMMAN r..f - '..ns "a
address Mother superior, a. nboy. ii.eN AIRS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21

Carpet baggers and advs1turers arc
ready to 60 to war for continuance Of
thsir power. They do not deny, in pri-
vats conversation, that this il the pur-
pose of 3rownlows militia bill, and Of
their desire to have Congress reasssmbls.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-09-21
fsgis. 1BE.a.E. Z. 40 10Y.
i. i. - Il. -

yaClaN Asu FURGfsF OFFICE
renee ~. ar snd Third
Fl. En-, bAreap ~ lsea lSl so
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-10-09
Grant "White Washing Report"

WHAT IL known as Grants "whitc-
washing rcport' has been pretty freely
exhibited to the publicity the Jaco-
bins ut the time it was made, and more
recently by the Democratic press.
Nevertheless, in connection with this
article, we must not omit a portion OF
it-for it Is well to keep the record of
the "availablc" constantly before the
public, lest some Democrat should for
yet his Democratic record and vote for
Seymour. In that report Grant says:
"Both in travelling and while stop
ping saw and Gonvcrscd freely with
the citizens of those States.
| am satisfied that the mass Of thinking
men Of the South accept the prcscn
situation OF affairs il g0od fuiH. My
observation led me to the conclusion
that the citizens of the Southern States
dnriOm TO- return 10 Scy-9OrerHHsDt
UHhM tie Union as soon rs possible ;
that while rcconstructing, they want
and require protection from the govern
ment that they are in earnest in wish
ing to do what they think is required by
the government, not humilatin & to
them as citizens; and that, If such II
course We're pointed out, Hey wo"id
pursue them in good .fuiH. 1T il to be re-
GREETED that there cannGt be ii greater
comingling at this time between the
citizcns Of the two sections, and par
ticularly those instructed rM the Inw-
makiHg poWcr.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-10-09
Mlistellaneuus.
What Governor Curtin Thought of
Governor Seymour in 1869.

As the Radicals have been laboring
so industriously to prove that Governor
Seymour is not loyal man, and that
during the war he arrayed himself in
opposition to the cause Of the Union, we
present the following incident for their
special consideration at this time.
When Lee was laundering ut the door
Of the capital of Pennsylvania, and fear
and trepidation possessed the souls Of
the men who are now reviling and
slandering Governor Seymour, Andrew
G.. Curtin, then Governor of Pennsylva
mia, visited Camp Curtin, Harrisburg.
This visit was occasiOned by the disin-
clination Of the Pennsylvania volunteers
to enlist, except for the expulsion of Lee
from Pennsylvania. Governor Curtin,
in company with another gentleman,
rode into camp in an open barouche, to
see the officers, and was stopped on his
way by the soldiers and called on for a
speech. Rising in his carriage, he spoke
substantially as follows:
FELLow-CITIZENs OF TIE NoLUN-
TIERS OF PENNSYLVANIA: | came
here to-day to see your officers, who
ought to be here to make their com
plants in form. / have right to ex-
pect the confidence of the volunteers OF
Pennsylvania, for / have never broken
faith with them. l assure you, you
will he retained just long enough to re-
pei the present invasion-so long-nO
longer, be it sixty days, or thirty, or
ten. But we cannot draw your pay un.
| lA.l FARM, m thn raunlu ions ni
the army, and enter your names in reg
uIar form.
Then turning in his carriage and
pointing to the white tents of the New
York troops on the hill across the river,
he exclaimed:
Look ut the crowning OF yondcr hill
There are the troops of our sistsr New
York, defending our frontier, where
you ought now to be, instead Of wrang-
ling here about h0w you will enlist.
Great God! What are you doing? Ihir-
teen regiments from Nep York dLrc0dy
on Ms grouad, and in front, whiie not q
regiment IN PennSylraHia is get ready!
Soon after Governor Curtin applared
on the hill on the opposite side OF the
river, rode inside the fort, into the
midst of the New York troops, who
poured out from their tents, and loudly ;
called on the Govetnor for Il speech
Again rising in his carriage, with his
hat in his hand, he spoke rs follows:
SOLDIERS or New York: Penn1yl-
vania had II right 10 expect that her
sister New York would come to her aid
but she did not have the right to expect
that New York troops would be here
on our soil, occupying the front of hel
defense, before her own troops were on
the ground. From the bottom Of my
heart, | thank you for this generous
alacrity. Bear my personal thanks, a.
weH as the M0nkS Of IennSyirdnia, Il
yOur patriotic GOrerHOr for tie prompt
ness ,cith which, Hrom,h your presence
he has rephed to our need. On some fu-
ture occasion, will in some more ap
, propriate and formal manner, make
known to him my gaateful appreciation
of his prompt action In hurrying for
ward to our aid this noble band of sol,
dierly men! Again thank you!
And with II graceful bow and wave
Of his hat, the Governor resumed hi
+; seat in the carriage.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-10-09
Arccdote Of Judge Black.

MIR. BLACK, writes the New York
correspondent Of the Gazette, is not
more celebrated for his astuteness, abil-
ity and constitutional learning than for
certain simplicity of character and alb
scnt-lnindedness regarding everyday
affairs. He can scarcely be trusted to-
perform the most ordinary duties of
cOmmon-litc, and his excellent wife in
some particulars, takes charge of him
as ii lie we're a child. On one OCCASION
he had to go to i'ittsburg to take part
in IN important law case. Ills wife wife pc, pc,
pared him for the journey, packed his
portlnanteau, placing therin six clean
shirts, and charging him to be sure to
put one on every morning. Upon his
return the portmanteau was unpackcd,
but no shirts were to be found. Mrs.
Black hurried to her liegc lord for an
explanation, but her liegc lord could
give none. He was certain he had put
on clean shirt every day, but could
recoilect nothing about the soiled ones.
But that night, when undressing, the
mystery was explained. The astute
lawyer had indeed complied with his
wife's directions, but on putting on
clean shirt every morning had forgot.
ten to remove the soled one. The en-
tire six missing shirts We're on his back
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1868-10-09
PUBLIC DEBr.
Opinions of Statesme en-.

81 SAY again, fellow citizens, remem-
Der the fate of Rome and vote for no
coH8ido'e who will not tell you, with
the frankness of an Independent free
man, the principle upon which, if cleo
ted, he will administer your Govern
ment.
"Ihdt man deserves 10 Ge a stare Who
m0uid rOte for m,tm candidate Whca
his liberties are at stdke.-Andrer Jack-
son.
"lf my suffrage is asked fsr the high
est civil officer of my country, the can
didate, however illustrious and success
ful he may be, must present some other
title than laurels however gloriously
gathered on the blood-stained battle
field. Henry Cay.
The last words of Harrison were these:
II wish you to understand the true
principles Of the government. | wish
them carried out. ask nothing more y