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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-01
Run Her to Hi"

IIOIu inc NdcuflilO
We have been permitted to copy the
following extract from a letter dated
Louisville, July 26, 1868" received by
a well-known citizen, who thinks, as we
think, that the public ought to know
something concerning the secret scheme
of the Jacobins to plunge them into civil
war. Here is the extract:
"Colonel Bayless read letter here a
few days ago from Brownlow, requesting
him to return to Tennessee, and stating
that he was determined to carry the
election or run Tennessee to heHP
Can there be any mistake about the
meaning of the Gabernatorial message
printed yesterday, after such private ex-
pressons as that from the same distin-
guished source? People of Tennessee,
do you like the picture2 Members of
the General Assembly, are you prepared
to follow the train of this desperate and
wicked old man, to run your beautiful
and grand old State to hi? Are you
willing that the white citizens of your
native State shall he set upon each other
in deadly conflict? And are you of the
Governors political creed, who believes
it is better to reign in hi than serve in
heaven ?" Or do you look forward as
as he to that heavenly period
when the streams and rivulets of Ten
nessee shall flow red with the blood of an
externinating war of races2 Before
you follow the lead of such conspirator--
u Look TO your hearths, my lords.
For there hencetorth may breed prescriptions;
Shapes hot from Tartarus-
Suspicion poisoning his brothers. cup.
And naked rebellion with the torch and AK
Making his wild sport of your blazing
thrones
Till Anarchy comes down on you like night,
And Massacre seals Rome's eternal gravel"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-01
II HI f PL A Q Il

rVo GET YOUR OFFICE STATIONERY.
Il Paper, Envolqpes, Pens. Pencils, Letter
Presses and Letter Books,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-01
BUSINESS 9 HOUSES.
Pure, Fresh Drugs.
j. w. FALLS a. CO.,

,nI Mnin. hct. union nnd Gayoso sts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-01
Notice OF Dissolution.

TUE RIAL ESTATE PARTNERSHIP
II heretofore existinF between KENNY a
Il dissolved from the 81 of luly last
d. q. KENNY,
ll ]. y. PORTER.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-01
MEMPHIS 4 CHARLESTON R. R.
,, ,syrEsIS5ExpES5's E, ogssiGs,. !

MEmfH1s. lENN.. July IT, - =. ,
N0TICE-ON AND AFTER THE i5rH
~ inst. travel TO the Springs on the line ef
the Memphis 4 Charleston n. r. viii Be
charge at full passenger rates.
Ihe fact Of local bulinesl trlvcl On the road
having taken advnntnre Of the prirllcGe ex-
tended 70 visitors to The srrinrl. promrta The
uifhirausl ef privilege rranfci IN Tu1licaticn
is esusrai sspsrinis1isst
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
~CopartnershIp Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that a nopartnerhip
was formed on the ID day Of August, 1861, be-
tween the undersigned, Paul y. Bauinger, Of
the couniy o. Lafayette, State Of Mississippi,
and Iauar Sullivan, of the county Of Panola,
IN said State, In which the said Barringer Il
the limited partner, aud said Sullivan Z the
general partner. That said partnership Is for
the purpose Of grinding grain and saving and
selling lumber cut by a steam iaw-mill on
Mclycr Greek, in Pamela county Mississippi;
that the partnership Is to be conducted In the
name Of luac Sullivan; that each partner Ia.
Contributed 10 the rommon stock ~ said part.
nership the am Of nineteen hundred dollar.
Oti,o00E that said partnership i 10 be tfrmi.
mated In ave Year. aicr and from The sald date
u H. formation, unless II shall he sooner dis.
solved BY The death Of one II said partners, o.
by the agreement Of the parties, VI which, IN
lsch event, nuticr will he given; that Che net
profits are 10 10 equally divided, and that he
bnsinsss win b. conducted BY said sullivan.
Signed the "a day Of August 1861.
T. - B~ARRiSGRR.
au~iO-3m-pd SULLIVAN. :.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
MISSISSIPPI DIDRHOEA CORDIAL,

niarrhoea. one n the most fatal disorders
knovu In Inc VALLEY Of tho ulrsisinpi and
tbraughoot Inc weSt. h Immediately Checked
AMI rsnidl, and radically cured bv The use ol
,his msdlrine p-rcsnmntious "A n mas ser,
10 ny 80 4, h. eaneaentiv nrononrrrd ,ss,us-
AZ, ~ m he disease Of - bowsl. common 10
tbat rcgion 1, h an once a mild ss,ringept
an sno5yns and an al,rrati,s- and h. eser,,
80, I, sSo@t ne dlscb,r,r. .oo,h ,hs Irritation
~ IN ,nsmb,sns which linz ~ haxs,. cnIs,
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MEMPHIS, TENN


In the first number of the New
Year will commence a charming story
of the South, entitled "LAnsdowne,p
by Miss HclcnG g. Beale, of Virginia.
Splendid inducements to subscribers.
Every person who sends 81 for one
years subscription to this brilliant
Southern weekly journal Of litera-
ture, society and art, will receive all
the BACK NUMBERS, containing "1Hilt
to Hilt," Major John Esten Cookies
delightful Southern romance. Also,
more than one hundred pages Of
charming and interesting reading, by
the most distinguished writers Of the
South. Every person who sends us
$40 for ten subscribers, will receive
a beautiful copy of Miss Mason
Southern Poems Of the War;" in
addition to ono years subscription.
Terms ;-One year, 81. Clubs Of
ten, or more, one year, $50.
Address SOUTHERN SOCIETY,""
No. 226 w. Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Maryland.
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THE GREAT COUGH MEDICINE
n. MANSFIELD d. CO.'S
nUIGlRIil BlLSAN or LIFE,

Among the thousand aud ono remedies nat
forth aud extolled for their manifold virtues
In curing affections Of the Lungs the Hun
GARlAN BAtSAM OF LIFE stands prc-emi-
ncnt NJ tho safest and the best. This medicine
was used extensively In England for q long
time, both In private practice and in hospitals
for consumption, where il met with unbounded
success previous to its introduction into this
country, since which time Il has lost none OF
It's former powers in allieyating all affections
OF the Lungs, curing rs " by magic all ordi-
nary Coughs and Cold, aud II the use of Il is
persisted in, riH certainly cure ReiPieRt con
sumption.
We have convincing evidence of Its intrinsic
worth, sufficient 10 justify Us in the enormous
expense OF bringing II to the notice Of the
American people, In Its new dress. We can
safely assert that one bottle of this Healing
Balsam Is worth more TO the sufferer than all
the cherry pcctorals and cxpcctorants known.
Here Is what some few persons state, unso-
licited, free and voluntary, In reference TO this
great and wonderful COUGH REMEDY;
N. 7. Cherry, a highly respectable and lnfu-
ontial citizen Of Ripley, Tenn, says: ~ used
twelve bottles of your Hungarian Balsam Of
Life In The case of my daughter, which cured
her cIectually. She had every symptom Of
Consumption, and was so pronounced by the
best physicians. ] consider II a wonderful
remedy"
Solomon Shaw, a merchant, and proprietor
Of Shaw's Cotton Mills, at Quincy, Gibson
county, Tenn, says; "Your Hungarian Bllsam
IS truly an Invaluable medicine. Il has cured
promptly many cases in this section. where the
throat aud lungs were involved. We want no
other Cough Medicine, such as L generally got
ten up to bnmbug the people. Yonr Baisam
Is the only reliable medicine for the disease Ii
PROCESSES TO cure.
Letter from DR.. r. y. Shore, one Of the first
Physicians Of Shelby county,
MonSiSs SUS, Feb. 2. 1860.
Mcssrs. Mansfield L lligbee, Memphis; Gem
tlemcn-T have always had a dis~inclination to
use In my regular practice any medicine OF
which | did not know the component parts;
but Thave noticed, for several years, a mcdi-
cine which you prepare, styled Hungarian
Balsam Of Life, for the cure Of coughs colds,
consumption, bronchitis, asthma, and other
affections Of the throat and lungs which has
proved, In every instance that has come under
my observation, 10 he the best and most sovcr-
eign remedy for these complaints I ever knew.
! can say with all candor that your remedy
for lung diseases isa very superior specific, as
well a. a scientific preparation, essentially dif-
ferent FROM all Others Of in elas with which
am acquainted. most cordially endorse II.
success and will do everything in my power "a
make IL extraordinary effects known to tho
- \.
RB. SHORE.
For sale by ]. II. YATES, Pamela, and T. @
MATHEWS, Long Greek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
Texas Tonic Syrup
4 "a A. ntAl
mstf hllaH suH n
ChIils aud Fever.
fEYER ANDAGuE
isoB ~ sea iH ~ AHtts Lsrg
DfHw ~ NJ flfr

ne l u Ne aasfi haft loaa kn lAs
Hi aH1 4ff HA ~. atlI,I# .el
ldf fertaig ~ misNNHN vHulaa
w 81 Hiaf mHl#a fIam ll 10
aif q fsfsf ~ tsas + thNis All ffgH
y Aim, iai iht nielh HH 'ias. AHt iflf
fHllf IL ImNn5 WI afsif AHa~f0IAlafl HI41
iiH ~ fHfH Tonic FyfHf fHrtf l6i.
fHnl shi sf 'Hat lfHf Nhil lHffsl4s rtHa "a
HsiiH u miisihti a dafi NiHh dI ihsi
L a,eifi q Hlmp ih umsa5 ~ ne sHila.
itttlhf NJ iha ~.
I've lHFfeiithi4 IN #tl.h tb. MEDICINE
oqmnett ~ Hmtif prohibitions M nalhts.
rfHNHdinH Hpga fefi1ln Hfdams IN ne Static u
.IesN agd spff niel ~ iht tfsHiHIael II MAJ
aiale q Z ipsflhf ff vi tlhis M Fsvtta aal
tftolslI ief fetef aad AfaN shieh ihsJ
aevrf fuled ID csfs T
Atelfhfaisd PIN leiaa unfeqminiei win
NE ffi tas furnished Ne hl theory apoa hl.
imglfiabl subject aui hence me- product prop.
efiy named TEX Az TOMB AYICF uhlsh ",
nov ofsf ~ The puhiio ~ " specific and rualNt,
cure iaf Fever hni Arue. ~ uhilli and fe,of
mo matter " haw long Standing
Having had lnduhliahio evidence ~ I.
prompt and certain eiietis nom The iefilmoh,
NJ . multitude of respectable %clllfoua We g.
not hesitate r. recommend uH preparation III
nll cAae' Of Fever aud Aghc and thlllt ant
Fever II is pleasant 10 me iaaie and ihi
cheapest ncdlclat IN The w0tld Therefore. II
truth, II may, he declared lhe day " noi IN
distant when u must be appreciated and pei
In every household where the Fyer and Agui
o. thilli and Fever Is found to exist.
For sale by all dealers everywhere.
For sale by j. II, YATES, Pamela, and T. G
MATHEWS, Long Greek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
CITATION NOTICE.

The STATE Of Mississippi pasola county, To
George W. Nagee and - Magte, whose given
name Is unknown, children Of Alfred Magcc,
deceased, and the children aud heirs whose
names are unknown Of Claiborne Magce, de-
ceased. You and each Of you are cited 10 be
aud appear before the Probate Court Of said
county, at the courthouse thereof on The ith
day Of November next 10 answer the petition
Of Daniel Josiin, and show cause why the
prayer of petitioner praying for title 10 north
halt Of southeast qunrtcr Of section Of land
number thirty Ire, In township ten, Of nnas
six, west In said county, shoald not be sran,sd.
Ny order Of court, issued September 10, 1897.
oe5-bt W.P wOOTTEN, Clerk.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
To Lapsey Wrenn, one Of the heirs Al law
Of Franklin Wrcnn, deceased. Yomar ' hereb,
cited To be and appear before the Probate coait
of said county, at the conrt-house ,heresl on
the ith Monday In October, 1901, then and
there To show caa'e Why the petition Of ~ q.
Crozicr, administration ~ the estate Of said
deceased, praying for sale Of the west half Of
section land No. %, 10 township O. range /.
vest IN aid enuniy. should netla efaaisd lls
order Of court, Issued September "a, 1867.
se2s-5ts .N VIZ. W0OTTTN,flstk. :
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
8 FL SALE

By virtue of a rendioni erponas to me directed from the Circuit Clerk
Of Pamela county, Mississippi, directing me to expose for sale certain judg-
upon which executions have been issued and a return Of nuna bona
made thereon, / will,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

| Texas Tonic Syrup, 0 certain cure
j chills and fever, can be found ut
/. H.. Yates, Pamela, and r. c.
fathews,. Long Creek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

H virtue NJ vaiHgHl ayaHp ~ ms frtialhn# if CHat ttgt
M FHall emHtt AalH8ta, aftaHe mel eslAs A. mt esftHH l##
iHH. Belonging t HHT #hAfHh4 NA HrHn shNh fe#ufHHs hfH twH
leod WI g RETURN " asht tHa msda ihefsah. I sfL
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HEHtFfAi ~ nash7 - ihs
eafd. N #lB = esH tHlf mfgn4h5
Rsl " WI = u sABsg Va -.
igsasea W. " ii%ttssilis shs,s
Ne Hn v ivmi u ~ llm,. g.,
i#iai u HstHl vaarly n Ne la,
Has fHsnHsf y hIm,
tsr8trh W. wApmia
dslerals Nv i've iHgiu ,aasia sfiiA.
sou hhs been aspelled ~ ihe asn
g,el m'lagiiy NJ o4blsmpL Ilssas
eleried ~ 4 llspablkah baa ui
bslna stls 10 stand De Hlli,y me-
Ores # hif puHy, has ACTED with lha
cpnsefvaNym 1lis atiemfl "A the
ssam ~ deande an honorable man
VII serve 70 fIevale him In NE estl
nation n all respectable pcrson.
Cosconb, n n, March Ire.
turns from 10 Towns give Hartman.
hepublicnn, 0g,f92, and Sinclair,
Demoemi, 80,O07 Ilepablinu mn.
loriiy, 1850. Fiig.cight towns aDd
small places remain 70 be heard from
which arc about equally Republican
and Democratic. II Is probable lIar-
riman's majority viii he about 5000.
The whole vote will probably exceed
10000, the largest vote ever pollod
In The State. The Legislature will
be largely Republican.
Il Boorn ALIyE2-This is a
mooted question: but ono thing 4
certain, that many who have actually
killed themselves by the use of qpi-
nine In inordinatc quantities, and
arsenical chill poisons, whilst trying
to cure fever and aguc, would now be
alive, well and hearty, had they pos.
gessod and tried q single bottle Of IN
Texas Tonic Syrup. This mcdi.
cine Is purely vegetable, contains
no poisons, is pleasant to the taste
and cures the chills certain.
MANSFIELD & HrGBEE,
Sole P%roprietors,
For sale by J. Ii. Yates, Pamela
aud I. G. Mathews, Long Creek.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

| An election for county officers
OF to-day In Memphis and
|helby county.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
On Monday. the 9Th day of April, 1868,

At the Court House door in the town Of Pamela, within lawful hours, offer
for sale to the highes bidder Tor cash, The following Judgments, to-wh;
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

GROCER, COTTON I'd Ton
AND
General Commission Merchant,
No. 3lG Front Row,


Memphis, Tom.
Thanked for lbc liberal patronage hereto
fore extended 70 me BY ny friends ! would re-
Ter others % any one doing baslness heretofore
with ny house. ! have always on hand family
aad plantation supplies Ala. ample faeiliue.
ks handling Ali ootton Of other ~prrlucs con
signed 10 ne. Charge ~ low AZ regular msr-
ellant 81 the city, and AZ low a. q legitimate
business viIl Justify.
&c. CrLBERTsoS, well knavn In Mar
shaii aad Dtsoto counties, MIS- l. always on
hand. and IN connection with ". r. RoDAAs.
of Marshall eoansys Miss roald he plssssd a
mes, and sryommadats tLsif old friends ..
well a. others needing supplies. p7s-5m
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
+. II. CLARK & CO.'S
Gun Emporium,
No. | Clark's Marble Block, corner
Main and Madison streets,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

Keep constantly gu hand a full and complete
assorlment Of Guns, Pistols, Powder flasks,
Shot and Game bags Cape, MAIDS, Ammnnl.
ton. Also a large stock Of Watches Jcwelry
and silyerwarc. aeas.sm
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

| c~yrros.-Mlddling l. quoted a
In Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

/ will open my store at Batcsville
! the 10th inst, with q new stock
/ Spring Goods, and will be glad to
Ieet my friends and customers at my
ew place of business.
I TT NArrq
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

r. n-.ssssrsseHsfs 80 FafHexs sAH rom.
s.ss,Isns masi Ne handed "a on "Wednesday
.,s,ss On sph week, snd advertisements on
sfsisg msfhlhg Failure 10 comply With
4. tais ~lll esnss pshIicalioh n be deferred
{,.l a. snHlsa lssse u The papeT.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14


There is just one thing that we are
a hurry to know, and that is, il
tain Of our subscribers ever intend
step up like men and pay us? DO
y think we can sleep on tho fence
cat our unsalted gumbo with a
Inter always, Just for the privilege
sending them a paper for nothing
they think we live on mir, and
yer need money to buy clothes OF
hitting material with? Do they
|agine II costs nothing to carry on
PewsPaPcrs If they are honorable
.. and want to do what is right
J don't they pay up or send thei'
pens back Some Of them We OK
I would like TO send them back
Nv, Is they are several months in oul
o. hut we advise them 10 settle a
tine they do il. Every man Il
either to pay for his paper or re
T. We don't want any NAM
me on our books who Is not dis
% % act justly toward his count,
per. We can't afford to work foI
nea for nothing, and don't in
% DO Il. II they xsnta count.
sAey must support L like othei
mite do. We Intend to make /
cross on EVERY HANS pape
lose time y out, this week, and vii
pei hen to act as they see ft, a
saesher they continue or not. w
~ hate % publish a list Of delin
.nta At the end Of this volume, an'
sAeir accounts sor sale, but Oh
eaey nast conel Il l. only tire
a''n from each Delinquent, that v
asking for. RecolIect thisl
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters q administration having besn rfnnt-
ed 70 the undersigned on The stzis 81 r. J.
Yeane. dncsned. ~ The Probate cuart % Pere
Ia county, stfhe December term. fhsrspf fs5I,
IN psr>ous lssiug tiaisss arsfnsf III estate
arr h<r<by Hssifed 10 have them pfabssea ans
registered In The Office Of The Clark VI said
coaft. In The foun q fsncia Hiibih ne Hns
pusrribed BY I.~. % shsy -ilhs brewer aired
Ju HARRISON. Al
saif.st Asminisntef.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

GRAND BALL~-A grand compli-
entary ball will come Off at the
eranda Hotel, Sardis, on Wednes-
" evening next, the 18th inst, and
pm the extensive preparations being
ade, under the superintendent Of
lat clever and experienced host, G.
Richards, Esq, who knows how
get up such affairs in the finest
Fle, we anticipate one Of the most
l~gniicent reunions Of youth, beauty
ehivalry ever assembled in the
NC. Pleasure-seekers will have nc
her treat offered them, and those
licted with the "blues," whether
pm political causes or loves vaga-
p will find there a sweet relic
m their troubles. Tickets can b,
dof W. +. Clark, Panola, Dickens
Shuford, and Watkins & Caldwell
Itesyillc.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14
]. II. YATES.

spRISo.-The blooming Of the
|uit trees, the warblings Of the
lrly songstcrs, and cheerful appear
bee Of nature generally give token
bat tardy Spring has at last made
b advent. The season is more than
kually backward, and il no unfa-
prable weather is experienced (which
10 hardly be expected We antici-
bte a full fruit and vegetable crop.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1868-03-14

READ TIN another column is
|und the card Of the new firm of
|arkcr, Ward & Co., No. Is, Union
rect Memphis. It will be seen that
Apt. John w. Ward, formerly of
pr county, is a prominent member
this firm. They are constantly in
ccipt of large consignments OF corn,
bur, meal, meat and produce, which
Pey can sell, for cash, lower than
eli articles can be purchased else
here in the city. Try them.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25
THREE AGEs OF A MUD TURTLE.

FIRST AGE. ...L
Life is like a great big turtle, "a'"s
Lying fiat upon his back,
A spra#ling, helpless monster, 1a
With distractions on his track ,
With his awkward arms akimbo,
Uors du con5bat most complete,
Waiting for some strange eonvulsion
70 replace him Oh his feet.
sECoNb AGE.
Life is like a great big TURTLE
With coal upon his back,
With a little urchin stokec,
Urging him along his track
He may sprawl and he may waddle,
Thinking all nightmare dream,
But the "cussed" little stoker,
Keeps a'-getting up the steam.
THIRD AGE,
Life is like great big turtle,
When at twelve O'Clock at noon
He's exploring some old Alderman
Aboard a silver spoon;
There's spirit in the turtle soup
Whose memory will swell,
But there's nothing left for niorali8ts
Except an empty shell.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25
L. REISboRF,
Manufacturer Of

Harnesses, iSae7d}es, Brides, Hh!ps,
Blankets, and Horse { o .ors.
None but the best kind of material used. Re
pairing done on short notice and at prices to
suit the times.
Shop on the corner CT West. Avenue and West
Water Streets. Watertown. lOyl
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25

=" .Adulterated tea, y says Mrs. Parting
ton, as she read an account Of the aduter-
alton, of teas in England !; at which she
was much shocked. know that my tea
is not adulterated, for it smells virtuops," :"
continued she, smiling "ith satisfaction,
e and [ know this Shoe shon tea must be
good, because [ boughtit Of Mr. Shoe shon
himself. [ saw him weigh it out and tie
it up with his own hands, and I noticed his
name over the door; I tell you there is no
mistake about my tea, for Mr.. Shoo-shon
told me he raised it in lis own garden
and kept his eye upon it the whole time,
so that there was no possible chance Of
its having been sdulterated."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25
u UGEST SVEdSasH1Isk kH 0Es u
INV e ER,

Has recently opened Jewelry Store in john
sons block corner Main and lst street, where he
will keep constantly on hand large stock OF
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver and Plated
Ware, &c. sc. Particular attention paid to
repairing Watches, Cloaks, Jewery, &c, and
warranted to give satisfaction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25

Olive Logan tells Of suffering South
ern woman who g had not eaten bite fer
nearly four years, and had not slept q
wink since the first gun was fred on
Sumpter," who received Sl3 from some
charitable ladies in New York, and i'm
mediately satisfied the terrib cravings
of bunger by the purchase Of point lace
collar at Stewards.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25
Z. w WERNER,
Fashionable Egarbcr and

81 IR DRESSER,
In the Middle of Main Street Bridge, Water
town, Wis. Hair curled, FriZaled &C., in the
most approved manner The best of Hair Dye
esed, warranted to holds color for eight weeks.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-03-25

4 correspondent of the Carlinville -
(Ill.) Deuocrot furnishes the following Z
The other DAY one Of the internal revenue
officers was around. Il. was giving the
amount Of goods sold, etc, when the ofao7
fcer asked him. among other questions,
the following: " Did your wife have an
income last year2''7 s. Y es,2 replied FL. -
she had twins-both girls, The officer
at o3ce concluded that It was 4 pretty
liberal income:
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ts Yes SIR

q Yes, sir" .. r.e e
p" Enough !" Father smiled. "Boatrice
allow me to introduce you to the Hon
Walter Stillfeet, of c., one Of the
wealthiest men in the city, and nay partic-
ula friend - -ys- -. ..-.r.s. tr.s E.r.
I turned towards Aminidab lie was
just removing a wig from lis glossy
black curls, and in his hand he l1eld a
fire red moustache, With cry ofeioy
| sprang into bis arms.
+" VIII you love me as we'll as you did
Aminida5 Fagge ?" Walter asked
Yes" ] murmued.
He kissed me.
There is only one way to manage a
headstrong girl Mrs. Puggins," father
said. as my mother entered the room.
We all laughed heartily.
q You played your part well, father, :"
I said 3.af
We'll the rest remains with you and
him" r e5tg# -sssta# H=-s. 49,.
All this happened several months ago J;
we are married now, but [ have never
regretted my fathers ruse