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Gard.

Messrs. Editors: A suggestion Of a
" voter" relative to candidates for Judi
clal officers for the different courts of
Shelby county, partly meets the appro-
baton of 3 citiEsn Of f0rty-one wears,
and partly not. First for Chancellor, K.
NJ. Yerger, will suit everybody SO ill
]. P. Caruthers, for Judge Of the Conn
mon Law Court NJ. L. Perkins would
make an exeellent Criminal Court Judge;
Green p. Foute, for Municipal Court
Judge for Circuit Court Judge, Hum
phrey Bate for Attorney General Grim
insl Court, II. Clay Condo for Attorney
General Municipal Court, Geo. S.Ahi;
for Attorney General Circuit Court, j..
l.. Pulliam. Let others make sugges-
tlons, AN OLD CITIZEN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a ERIarious Month March, that gives IS
a new President, Is also the Inaugural month
of many halrassing disorders. Entsngled in
its fogs are the seeds of coughs. colds, and OF
that alienation of frigidity and fire, more
widely known than admired, called fever and
ague. The only way to avoid these little I'M
~plessantne' ses," is to render the system strong
enough to fight off the atmospheric poison
that produces them, and the best way 70 en-
dow it with this repellent power is to tone
1t with H-OSTErTERhS STOMACH BITFERS.
If a Wayfarer were eredibly informed that a
ruaian Wss waiting at the next corner, he
would doubtless turn in his tracks, and take a
safer route to his destination. With Just about
the same amount of ouble. the attacks Of
diseases prevalent at this salson may be
sgadsd. Nay, the trouble will be less. Tor drug
stores lie in every ons's route, and every re-
spectacle druggist in tbs Union keeps on hand
HOS rETThR'S BITTERS. The article Is q
staple of trade, and it would b as easy to hnu
& grocery without sugar. as The store of an
apotheeary without this popular tonic remedy.
In view OF tee experience of the nation with
regard to the article, during the space CT
twenty years, il seems q most unnecessary to
recapitu,ate its IN, ris to Amert ans. But as
couple of millions a ear, in the natural way
and by immigration, il may. he as well to hin
to the rising generation and new arrivals 1.-THE
old settlers know all about IN. that BOSrEr-
TERS HBiTrERS is the most whole
some and potent vesetab BILE tonic ever manu-
featured Il at 1t is a specific for debility, dys-
pepSia, bi1ousresS and miasmatic fevers that
IL prevents, as well as cures. these complaints
and their complications; thai 1t is not bad to
take and is Absolutely harmless.
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NoTICE.-We have r~eopened with a
spleudid stock Of stoves and tinwsTe, in
connection with PetrO and coal OIL,
lamps and lamp fixtures, which we shall
nave always on baud, in any quantity,
AT the lowest market prices. Our pat.
rous will please call and address their
orders to No. 1851 Main street, formerly
"a Main street.
ROsFEBAVME BROS.
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ELOUR.-Just received on c0nslgn-
anent, direct from the mills, q thou
sand barrels OF Flour, comprising every
variety Of grades, from Fine to the
Choicest st. Louis brands, and for sale
very low for cash, by Atwood Il ADder-
son, $50 Main street.
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GoLp snG silver watches, diamond
pins and riI g, cold silver and siiveE-
pated ware, 10 suction. Sal c Wednes-
dsy at . O'Clock, and everyday until the
entire stock is closed out. No. 2l3 Main
street, next to Ward * Bros dTDg store.
I j. TYLER ECQ.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lady man
ayers Of the "Church Home" desire to
return their sincere thanks to the " So
ciety Of Owls " for the liberal donation
of S44 20 to the treasury Q! the Home"
MRS. ], NJ. MCCOMBS, President
Mrs.. I. d. SPEED, Treasurer.
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MUKRAY & RIDGELY, Merchant Tai
Tors, 81 Madison street, have just re-
ceived the most complete stock for
spring and sHnmeT wear, which, for
quality and style, cannot be surpassed.
Prices reasonable.
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BUCKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFB ELD IL HEGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI & AO3 HIain st.
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CONTINUED SALE OF DRY Coon S
REMNANTs.-Menken Bros. will contin-
Ne the sale of Dry Goods Remnants every
day this week. These remnants viii be
sold at q great sacrifice preparatory to
the opening Of their Spring Goods.
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@ehfcI nad GErppG. Gr rDemist
Ra.teual SaHFs rpu gtmpbis bat arraHgrmSnts
eurpH IN, 70 rag hE hirret aI aas srpesreH
Stde.s in Surrpa 5ifttr fam. 3its II stHt grg.
e. SsautmliaFcii furS e,6s, ptlns ibTu 5gsHasE
ppst gsTranriVn @dp iaiiSu ppaCu. +
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omce--KO. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
LOST.

Several numbsfs OF the files Of the
DAILY APPEAL. They have been
loaned out, or taken frosn sBr Office, and
any gentleman hsviEg or kno@iRg the
whereabouts Of the sans SiH confer q
great favor by making it known TO US.
AINsLIE. HEATING 4 CO.
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RUCKEYE RALVL4--A fresh
supply OF HE Iustty celebrated
article for the cnFe Of Piles, re-
eeIyed ard for sale by
q. w. JONES Il CD.
Wholesale Druggists.
2az Main street.
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Coon NEWS FOR MEMPHIs.-Ust re-
ceived s very fine new stock Of Cloths,
Cassimefes and VestinFs, which / will
make up at very low prices and in the
hest style. Call At J. Leroy's, No. L
Jefferson street.
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AUCTION SALE Of hUe jswelry and
solid silver goods, commencing Wednes-
day at 2 O'Clock, snd every day until the
entire stock is closed out, at 2I3 Main
street, next to Ward & BrO.'s drug store.
@ IL co.
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure eff Piles, just
rec eiVed and for sale by W. N.
WiIkeKsOn l. Co., Druggists, $40
Main Street.
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C0me to q Shoe Store for Shoes.

MyE are now receiving supplies daily of
w Boots, Shoes and Caters, comprising a
full and complete line, from the Substantial.
through all grades and qualities, mp to what cur
eolored friends call " de GusiOn Bend CATER"
!. s. LEVITT 4 Co,
fsh27 Cor, unSna 4 Main streets.
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The Christian Church Concerts will
take plsce on the 29:h and 3Oth Of this
month.
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RRsORAE

THE very Rev. D. w. O'ConDejl, o. P,
the Rev. J. V. Danny, o. F., and the Rev.
c. Coll, o. p, arrived in our city yester-
day, for the purpose Of holding q mis-
sion, & commence on Monday, at st.
Peters Church, corner Adams aud Third
streets.
Gus Signsigo, OF the Grenada SenH-
mel, and Jake Froli0h, Of the White
County Record, are both in town. jake
hooks ten years younger since the militia
were moved from his neighborhOCd.
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The very latest style Green
Hat, Seen. Prfn." at Hand
Iau'S. 2S9 Main street. incest
Thing - out.
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EXTRA inducements in furniture and
carpets al Ames, Besttie & Co 3S6 Main
a. Don't fail 70 give them a call.
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BY the latest steamer, new arrivals In
neck ties and underwear, at Wiggans &
Thorn's, 2S3 Main street. t
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GARDEN and Flower Seed just re-
ceived at Goodyear & Falps Drug Store,
2SI MRip street.
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GENTS aud Boya' Hats, latest spring
styles, at Leidy & Coz.
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Now OPEN for inspection; a large
stock OF ane jewelry, gold aud silver
watches, snd solid silver goods, which
are to be sold at suction, commencing on
Wednesday at z O'Clock, at al3 Main
street, next to Ward & Bro.'s drug store.
G.JTYLER 70
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Black Silks, Black SIlks-Just
Received an elegant and Cheap
Assortment. Menken Br0R.
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GET your f. Y. shirts ready made or
20 order at Wiggsns d ThOrn's, 233
Main street, Csy building.
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EVERYBODY goes to Locke's, 1861 Main
afroaf
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HATS, Legitimate styles and dae quail
ities, al Leidy & Cos, 269 Min street,
opposite Court Square.
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THE Fifth Avenue Dress Hat for gen.
tIemen, at Leidy & Co.'S.
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THE DAILY APPEAL Is delivered 6y
faithful carriers, Seven times a week for
tlOenty-fUe cents.
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FOE. SALE.

TOR SALE CHEAP-A LUT in Fort Picker
ing. facing Horn Lake road, viii be sold
low for cash. Address Mrs.. MAGUIRE, No. 100
Madison street.. Hh5
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sPRIKG style Hats, the 5nest at LeIdy
4 Co.'S.
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THE finest HAS IN the city, 81 Leidy
4 Co.'S.
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MAC HIN z q Y
FOR
Draining, Irrigat;ng 4 Wreeklng.

DA WIHHHS3 SUS WANOAAH9s
CENTRIFUGAL PUWPS
80 10 40, geo Gallons per Minute.
OSCILLATING ENGINES
Half to go Horse Power
BOILERS, sMeEE CONSUMING,
Superheattng, and Safe.
FRICTION 6ROOVED N0IsELESs
HOSTING MACHINES,
All Light, Compact, Barable and Eco
nOmicsl.
For Circulars. address Patentees and Manu-
WIN. D. ANDREWS & BRO,
Aha water street. NEW YORK.
mhA dAW
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InPORTED Hate, 81 Leidy d Co.'S, OppO-
size lie sduare, 269 Main street.
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FINE ARTS The subscribers to the
collection Of Oil Paintings on exhibition
at Wade & Co.'s book store sre RI uuested
tn meet on Saturday next, 10th inst, at
81 pm, without further notice, when
the whole OF the paintings l25) will be
disposed Of. The inelemency Of the
weather during the past week has pre-.
vented many from visiting the gallery
ard completing the list OF shareholders.
The lady artist Is worthy of the support
Of sill who can appreciate genius and it
is hoped and believed that this frst ef-
fort to encourage art here will not fail.
To give all sn opportunity to see these
eli CANT productions, they will be exhfb-
Ted one week more. BY order Of
COMMITTEE OF SUBSCRIBERS,
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IF you want something good to read,
Locke's is The place, 2Se9 Main street. 7
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ATTENTION is called 10 the advertise
ment Of w. H. Passmore q Co., of a
very extensive sale to take place this
morning.
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Convenient and simple BrOwn's
BRONCHIAL TRoCaEs" are a simple and con-
YeDtent folm for admin 'stering, in eomhina-
tion, several medicinal substances held in gen.
e-al esteem among physicians in the ire atment
of Bronchial affections and Coughs. The Tro-
ches seldom fail to give relief.
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ONE thousand splendid white SeuppeT-
nong vines . and two years old, p snd
Co., 81 South Court street. Don't lose g
year-nOw is the time to plant.
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EOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-The new TEo-Story Residence
L on the corner of PontotOc ana 81. Martin
Streets with al nee stsary improvements and
q large yard Apply Al S21 Nam street. mhS
T0R RENT-A Front Room In the house,
Il No. IA jefferson street, suitable for cotton
broker, lawyer or doctor. 1t Gd1oins the edito-
rial room of the Appeal Inquire Of JOHN
AINSLIE, at the Appeal office. lals
nor R-ENT-"THE ARMOUR PLACE."
Il TIE nrst house east OF The Madison street
bridge, at the junction of Pigeon ROcst road
and Madison street extended-one Of the most
pleasant and desirable places in Memphis
Apply 70 JANIS NJ HARRIS, st the Law ONCE
OF harris q Pillow, or to NJ. D. WEIGH NoA
Madison street. febZo
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joe LOCKE hiss the latest. Give him
q call st 1861 Main street.
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IANTED- AGENTS SIS to 2OO
Per month. everywhere, male and female, 20 intro
duee the GESUfNE IMPROVED COMMON sENsE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE This Nachlne
VIII sltch. heIn- EEL, tuck, Quilt, cord, bind, briI
and embroider in a most superior manner. Price
ooly slh Fully warranted for i've years We vii
pay Slpofo any machine that will sew a stronger,
more beautiful, or more elastic seam than ours. u
makes the "IlErdc Lock Stitch Every seeand
stitch can Be cut, and stll the cloth canuotbe pulled
apart without tssragi- Wei pay Agents from S15fo
$50 per month and expenses, or q commisisn from
which twice that amouut can be made. Address,
eFcoNB 4 co, PTrrsB gIGH, PAT boston, Mass, q
81. LOUIS, no.
! CAUTIoN=Do not be inaossd upau By ether parties palmlng
ct War1hlsss caE-tron machines, under the same name o. other
Nta. Ours Is the only genuine Hd really practical cheEP
Hachins Manufactured.
febI6-tu-th-a.
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OUR Spring Styles nov ready. Leidy
Z Go,
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WANTS.

NJANTED.-A reliable young man who IN
derstands raising cotton, 10 assist in al
tending to a plantation. Apply at % Front
treet. up-stairF. mhII
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TIE PoTTER's z

But that which struck Us with most
establishment was another grave yard
esst OF this, some few hundred yards In
the bend of a morRss. With some difi-
Guilty we found the spot-the Golgcths,
the Potter's Field, the receptacle of the
county aud oity'S dead. Great holes are
dug sufficiently large to hold q half dozen
eOrpses. AZ these are brought they are
cast in until the hole is full; then
it Is slightly covered over with
the mud Of the morsss, so slightly
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lfebI6-tu-th- q
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out three miles ca the fernando road, Is
a new grave yard, dedicstsd in 1858. 1t
contains twenty-five or thirty scres, par
TALLY laid ont and sprlnkled yer with 8
few graves. 1t Is Or eligible place for 8
ansl home, and the proper distance from
the city. Even here We saw evidences
Of mutilation.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23

A MAN OF NERyE.-A Washing
ton letter writer remarks of Mr.. Gree
ley that "the control he has of his
couutenance is nearer what is related
of Talloyrand than any man we wot of
it being said of the latter than if any
man were to kick him behind, man in
front could not tell from the expression
Of his face that any thing unusual was
occurring" This reminds o correspond
ent of an incident that occurred in
Omaha: 4 gentleman who had receiV-
ed an insulting missive determined to
resent it promptly. Next day, thinking
be saw his man ahead, he hastily over
took him, and administered several pc
dial salutatious. The kickee remaining
passive, the kicker went round in front
to see the effect, and discovered to his
regret that be had kicked the wrong
man He apologized, and was answered:
Don't mention it. From the fire.
quency Of such little episodes in my ex-
perience I was sensible of your demon
stration, but was not aware you had
made any mistake"
At which little NJ, ofthe Omaha
Herald admiringly remarked. ooh,
hasn't he got The ncrUc "-DRAwEB,
F,yq8cr'y f{9gssige
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THE UNIvERsE.-The Chicago Ev-
ening Post says The C55cQgoaa,
started over year ago in this city as
literary weekly, attracting much atten-
ton for its bold and extreme views on
social questions, is about to be enlarged
and name changed to The Universe.
Mr.. Lewis, the publisher of the West-
ern Rural, has purchased the Chicago
SoroSis and AdUance Guard which are
to be merged in the UniUcrse. In the
first number Of the latter, to be issued
about June 24th, will appear an i'm
portant paper from the pen of the en-
inent Robert Dale Owen, entitled
"Spiritualism a Moral and Social Neces-
sity ;" also the commencement of a story
entitled married or A Woman's De
ception," by Mrs. Corbin, another Ct
"Rebecca, or 4 Woman's Secret" etc !;
also story, complete in one issue, by
Mrs Jennie 7, Hazen, entitled Daisy.
or The Married Mans Story" Epes
Sargent, of Boston, and others, are en-
gagged as regular writers. The UaiU8rse
will be ably conducted. Each number
will contain great variety Of matter
Whatever may be said or thought Of
the views presented in the above jour
nal, they are being widely dissemieiated
as an already large circulation would
indicate. The facts given concerning
social crimes are startling. The UNI
VERSE is $3.50 per year, but it is sent
three months (thirteen numbers) on
trial for Fifty Gents, or a specimen
number for ten cents. Address the
Publisher, Il. N, T. Lewis, Chicago,
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TAXING THE PooL.-Good conduct
at Sunday school seems to be differ
emily rewarded in different localities
In certain Episcopal Church IN San
Francisco, for instance, each scholar
that is in his place before opening
school receives a ticket for Punctuali-
ty, Our correspondent having, asswas
bis habit, come early to school one
Sunday, observed class of six orseven
boys, aged from seven to twelve years,
all Of respectable parentage, throwing
dice for who should win the whole lot
Of Punetuality tickets. He stood
aghast at such depravity, in such a
place, on such day-especially when
one urchin roared out: "Sixes I've
won give as the pool P'--DRAwER,
Horpeg'S Magazine.
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"WHAT's IN A NAME" = Very
much sometimes, as any one will admit
who looks at the following list. Il
was once proposed to divide the North.
west Territory into ten States and give
them these names:
"Sylvania, Northern Wisconsin
to Lake Superior.
"Miohigania'-South Wisconsin.
"Chersonesus, High classic for
Northern Illinois capital at Chicago.
"Assenispia." = PottaWattomie for
Rock River, Lower Egyp..
"Mesopotamia" Greek for Between
the Lakes; the main peninsula,,of Michi-
gan.
"Illinoia" Northern Indiana.
"Saratogia" THE realms of the
Wabash.
"Washingtonia" For Northern Ohio
"Polypotamia" -Middle Ohio.
"Pelesipia' = Southern Ohio.
(Think of that, Cincinnati.)
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23

ANTIoUITY.-Some workmen dig
ging well in Minnesota, not long
since, found an ivory shirt button,
firmly embedded in rock, over twenty
feet below the surface. The stratum
Of rock in which i was found, was the
the second through which they had
passed. Fit had been human bone
instead of shirt button, there would
have been any number to declare that
it was at least 20,O00years old. Well,
may be so-shirt buttons are more en-
during than bones and who can say
that they may not have been an inven
ton of the Silurian age and that this
specimen has outlasted all other traces
of its wearer?
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CUBA.-Another battle has been
fought in Cuba in which the insur-
gents were successful; Dulce has re,
signed; the Spanish troops are said to
be demoraIized and there is every prob
ability that out Of the cloud and con-
fusion Cuba will emerge dlsenthralled
and take her place among the nations
of the earth.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23

STATE TEMPERANCE SoCIETY.-At
the late Temperance Convention in
Milwaukee, upon the first ballot for
election of officers, Hon. II. s. Orion
of this city, was chosen President and
Mr. IT. H. Giles one of the Vice Pres
idents. But it afterwards appeared
that these gen tlemen were not members
Of the society and their places were
filed with the present incumbents-a
circumstance which at first caused
some misunderstanding and dissatisfac-
ton among members who had left be-
fore the second ballot was taken and
therefore did not know why the change
was made.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23

WISCONSIN EDTToBs' AND PUBJIsH-
Frs AssoCIATIoN.-Tbe following is
the programme of the Thirteenth An
niversary Of the Wisconsin Editors and
Publishers Association, to be held at
Oshkosh, Tuesday, June 22d, 1863:
MORNING SESSIONS A. II.
Enrolment and Organization.
Opening Address.
Welcome and Responses.
Appointment of Committees.
AFTERNOON sESsION.-2P.M.
Report.
Business.
Election Of officers.
EVENING sEssTON-73 P. NJ.
Annual address.
Obituary Notices.
Poem,
WEDNESDAY.
Steamboat Excursion on Wolf River.
Pic Mic at the Booms.
Festivities at Oshkosh.
THURSDAY.
Steamboat Excursi on on Lake Winnebagc
and Fox River.
Visit Neenah, Menasha and Appleton.
Festivities at Green Bay.
FRIDAY.
HoreVard Bound.
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BASE BALL.-A Western club is
taking the hOnors in the base ball line
this season. The Cincinnatis are on a
trip east, and, having met all the crack
clubs on their route and vanquis he'd
them, are now stopping at New York
end serving the heretofore invincible
clubs in that vicinity in the same way.
A game played between them and the
Mutuals is the best played game on
record, the Cincinnatis scoring 4
and the Mutuals 2; the next day the
Cincinnatis played with the At lantics
beating them BY score Of 81 to 10, and
the day following they cleaned the Eel :
fords out to the tune Of "a to 3.
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER.
NJ arnrrn,r - nI1

MADISON, April 9Th 1868.
N accordance with the provisions of Chap
4 ter IA Laws of 1868, thereby give
notice that the notes OF the Bank of Jeifer-
son must be presented at the Office of the
Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin, for
payment within three years from the date
OF this notice, or the funds deposited for the
redemption of the same will be surrendered
as provided in section two ofsaid act.
1a a4 WILLIAM E. SMITH,
24Y2 .1fai.5 81 BE- State Treasurer +
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23

The Western Union Railway, from
Racine to Port Byron on the Mississ
ippi, has been purchased by Alexander
Mitchell Of Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-06-23
WagertOygEa Market.

Corrected Weekly by Theo. Rack
Jr. Commission Merchant, Main Street
WatertoWn.