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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28
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The olEoaofng among the prominent leading busi-
ness houses IN their seoeraJ DEPARTMENTS:
ARCHITECTS.
Y TOWNSEND MIX. DESIGNS for Church
EAs and School Architecture. ESTABLISHED SINCE
1856
BOOTS AND SHOES.
A TKINS, STEELE 81 WHITE, Exclu-
IN sive Wholesale Dealers i'll Boots and Shoes 1874
East Water Street, Milwaukee.
COFFEE. SPICES, &c.
VIZ & G.. FLINT. Teas, Ground Coffee
Wv Spices, Mustard, Cream Tartar, Backing &C.,
Star Mills, 1870 West Water Street, Milwaukee.
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CRoCKERY.
DLAIR g. PERSONS, Crockery & Cutlery
ID Looking Glasses, Lamps, and Curtain Papers
35G East Water street.
DRUGGISTS.
- Manufacturing and Analytical Chemists. Keep
Photographic Stock, Is Spring street.
ENCRAVERS.
~ Il. CLARKE, Flour Brands Seals Stencil
osDies and Tools, Key Check Dies Gold Pens re-
FRUITS &c NUTS.
A B. ANCHARD & CO, General Deal
n. ers and Commission Merchants in Foreign
| and Domestic, Green and Dried Fruits Can Goods,
Nuts, &c. 800 East Water Street, Milwaukee.
FURNITURE.
YANKEE FURNITURE STORE, Mat
a thew Bros, Manufacturers and Dealers in Fur
nlture and Upholstered Goods, AIS East Water st.
GROCERIES.
r EDYARD & WOOD, fine Groceries, Wines,
II Liquors, Cigars and Canned Fruits. Agents
for Poweil's Ale and Royal Baking Powder. 406
Milwaukee street.
BUTCHER, BALI, q GOODRICH,
~ Wholesale Grocers 203 81 205 East Water street,
Milwaukee.
! GOODRICH & TERRY, Wholesale Cirocers,
~ 3l4 3l6 East Water Street, Milwaukee.
HARDWARE.
ID HANEY, Importer aud Wholesale Dealer
IL. in Shelf Hardware, Iron Steel, Nails, &c, 435
East Water Street. Milwaukee.
JEWEERY.
A B.VAN COTT, Dealer in first-class lowell
H. ry Diamonds, Watches, &C., Wisconsin street,
near t;lSI hdIer
| ~ II. PREUSSER q BRO, Wholesale and
~ Retail Dealers in Watches, Clocks, Materials,
&c. Established in 1884. 439 East Water street
LUMBER.
ID w. PIERCE u CO, Wholesale and Retail
Ia. Dealers in Lumber I4ath, Shingles, Pickets,
Timber, Cedar Posts &c. Once lat West Water
street, cor Sycamore, Milwaukee,.
MARBLE WORKS.
nj MERRILL q CO, 80 Spring ST, whole
" sale Dealer and Manufacturer of all kinds of
Marble Work, Granite Roofing Slate, &c.
NOTIONS.
II s. MANVIIiIIEi, Notions and White Goods,
A lie $50 Main street. Milwaukee.
OTOCRAPHERS.
II 3. BROWN. BestItght in the city, and best
a. photographs. Largest assortment of frames and
Photographic goods IN Wisconsin. 80 Wisconsin st.
STATIONERY.
NIOONAN 81 McNAB, Dealers in all kinds
IN of Papers, Cards, Gard Boards, Straw Boards,
Rags and Paper Stock, los Wisconsin street.
TOBACCO & CIGARS.
T. F. ADAMS Il CO., Manufacturers and
Il Wholesale Dealers in Tobacco Snuff Il Cigars,
/, x Clybourn Street Milwaukee.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28

BEAUTIFUL WoAIAN.-If you would be beau
tiful use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives pure Blooming Complexion and
restores Youthful Beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural and perfect.
1t Removes, Redness, BIotches and PIN
pies, cures Tan, Sunburn and Freckles, and
makes a Lady Of thirty appear but twenty
The Magnolia Balm makes the Skin Smooth
ana Pearly, the Eye bright and clear; the
Cheek glow with the Bloom of Youth, and inn
parts fresh, plump appearance to the coun-
tenance. No Lady need complain of her
Complexion when rs cents will purchase this
delightful article.
Tho best thing to dress the Hair with is
LYONS KathairOn
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28
PLANTAEIoNAeuE CURE

This active Tonic, and such is its peculiar COM
position, that it acts directly upon the Liver whether
its arrangement is caused by the sudden paroxisn
chils, by the heat and pesent atmosphere OF mas
matte districts and seasons, whether ii be the slow
result Of sedentary e The seque of other diseases
In all this Cnre stimulates the sluggish action
OF the Liver, bad bile and promotes healthy
natura secretion. Each bottle IS accompanied with
ono box OF iauglcy's saIhartEc Pills, 81 bottle.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28

THE PUREsT AND SWEETEST COP LIVER Or
i'll the world is Hazard " CasWell s, made on
the sea-shore, from fresii, selected ivcrs, by
GASWELII, HAZARD 81 CO, New York II
is absolutely pe1'e and street. Patients who
have once taken 1t prefer it to all others
Physicians have decided it superior to any
of the other oils i'll market. Sold by all drug
rista
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28

PEABoDYs MUNuIcENCE. The following
are the principal items of Mr. Peabody'S
public gifts. In addition, he has given
many thousands of dollars privately, and
about 81 500 600 10 his kindred.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28
q NERVOUS AND lsHEU-

AI ERyOUS AND aIHEU-
~ matte sufferers from early
indiscretions should not fab to
consult, confidentially, DIR. Nc
Namara, at 81 and rs Mason ST.,
Milwaukee. He has remedies
with the aid of electricity that
! will stop those nightly emissions;
build up the nervous system, re-
store the sexual powers to their
full yigor, and the mind to it's
ordinary CHI eerfulness and
strength. The Doctors skill lin
Venereal diseases, cannot be ex-
celled IN the healing art. Special
bases of WOMEN febSIy
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28

Is an excellent ar
ticle of grauulated
Virginia I; W b Q + q
ever introduced it
Is universally ad-
tnirej. 1t is put
ieh nrdara for Nicer
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1869-07-28

CHAPPED HANDS, FACE, RoUdH SKIN, PM
Plies, salt rheum, and other cutaneous at
fections cured, and the skin made soft and
smooth, by using the Juniper Tar Soap
made by Caswell, Hazard q CO., New York.
1t is more convenient and easily applied than
other remedies, avoiding the trouble of the
greasy compounds now in use. Sold by all
druggists.
AsGooD MovE.-The people everywhere are
finding out that the best articles are the
cheapest in the end, especially where life and
health are concerned. 1'ey are therefore
nsing Fougera's Compound Iodinised Cod
Liver Oil i'll preference TO all others, az there
by they are sure to derive more benefit. All
who are afflicted with lung diseases should
Jake it. 1t is sold everywhere.
Baron Zero, Greek, had cataracts on
his eyes. He recently offered Ct, 500 to an
English oculist to take them off After
one was removed he paid half the money,
and said he would keep his eye single and
his whole body full of light hereafter.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-10

loose; but his fruit is comparatively
small in preaching, and L have
often talked with him and said:-"Sir, you
have a sympathy with God but you haven't
particle of sympathy with man You are
all the time thinking of Gods honor, Gods
glory, which is all very WE'LL but you don't
think of man, and the consequence is you
are caste preacher" There is another that
breaches ideas almost wholly. He breaches
a sermon that is thoroughbred intellectual
sermon. Some of his flock are overJoyed at
it, and, said Mr. Beecher, humorously, they
say to him, 1.-The most refreshing sermon we
have heard for years, " and that thing goes on,
and he wants to preach another sermon, and
he knows that every time he throws such a
club the apples will fall. Laughter.) Never
preach twice alike. Some preachers let the
history of years sermons be like a string of
sausages hanging in the shop. Two sausages
there, two there, two there, and he takes them
up from the bottom, and every one is made of
precisely the same meat all through. pro
ionged laughter Mr.. Beecher closed with
the remark that sermons ought to have feet,
and ought to run all the way through from
beginning to end.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-10
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Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts Checks, Re-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

IT seems that WILLIAM KELLOGG,
who was nominated for Congress, at
the Jackson (8Iiss.) Convention, is not
received with great favor in his Dis
triet, which is the Second. Enemies
are rising around him most cruelty.
They declare him ineligible, and not
even a legal voter, having resided in
the State but four months. They say
ne came there from Illinois with Gen.
AMEs' commission for a Circuit Judg-
ship in his pocket, and is a regular
carDet-bagger, and a " bitter end"
Radical. In May, 1862, he was a
member OF Congress from Illinois.
Page 2I5 of the Congressional Globe,
XXXVIIth Congress, contains one Of
his speeches, in which he urges vim
dictively the c~onfiscation Of all rebel
property, in his language, with a
view to cripple the energies and power
Of the enemy, and to reimburse our
selves for the expenditures Ofthe war"
He charges that the rebels have " left
a record of ruthless warfare, more
dark than that Of barbarOus ages" and
that prisoners h" have been treated by
them with more than savage cruelty"
They also charge that he was the au-
thor Of the three cent Cotton Tax
having introduced the resolution
which was first referred to the Com
mittee of Ways and Means for that
purpose. They also charge him with
denouncing, with LOvEJOY, the wo
men Of the South, and with being one
of the original signers of HELPERS
book. Rather an unfortunate record
for popularity in Mississippi, We
should take this to be. There is only
one allowance for it possible, and that
is that it was made before and during
the war, and not since. We under
stand there viii be a Convention held
in the Second District, to make a new
and more acceptable nomination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

THE Mobile Register brings to light
a story Of judicial procedure in South
Carolina which furnishes the strong
est proof of Northern men being
abused and mistreated in the South
which has come under our notice.
As we have asserted that such men
were always we'll treated here, we are
mortified to be compelled to admit, as
due TO the truth, a single exception
from what we know to be the general
rule. But we wish to deal fairly and
let the whole truth come out, 70 that
it may not be misinterpreted. 1t
throws the responsibility on the right
shoulders, and our Northern neighbors
will not then be deceived in view to
immigration hither, and will have the
opportunity to determine more fairly
whether it is best to come, and what
to do when they do come. We regret
to add that a similar case occurred in
this city recently, which so far as we
hliDN Has never UGH PhbADhSN' w
quote from the Register as follows:
The old saying that " curses, like chick
ems, come home to rOost," is often verified
in this world of cOmpensations. Wehave
a case in point in the following little NOR
of South Carolinah history. It appears
that there lives in that province of the re-
aims of Gen Grant a northern man by,
the name of Smith. Smith had a planta-
tion-Smith had a falling out with a ne
press bv the euphOniOus name of Hannah
Deveanx. Hannah sued Smith for assault
and battery, before Logan, a negro magis-
had also his grudge against
smith. So Smith was arrested manu- 6orti
bv four armed negroes sent for that pur-
pose bv Logan, and dragged before the au-
gust Logan tribunal, a distance OF nine
miles from his home.
When he arrived he waited for the Lo-
gan Jefrie to finish his breakfast That
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

THE Nashville Press and Times, m
der the head Of "a Hint for Tennes-
see" publishes an estimate Of the
number Of votes the Southern States
will gain by negro suffrage. w place
a very low estimate on such hints.
The editor calculates that thirty-three
members will be gained. That is just
what we don't want-the more the
worse. If negro suffrage prevails, the
fewer representatives we have the bet
ter it will be for Us, and the better for
the whole Union of States. What
good will it do Tennessee, or anybody
else, to addthree negroes to the pres
ent number Of her Representatives?
And that is what we shall have, if we
have negro suffrage. Weproclaim now
that we are out in this District for ne
gro SHAW OF CARTER in that event,
we don't know which. That is the
the fair thing. II the States gain
thirty-three Representatives by the
addition Of negroes TO theirSivoting
population, then negroes should be
chosen In that proportion for Cong
ress. They viii have as good
a right to be represented by their
own color as white people, and we
do not intend to be guilty Of denying
them that right. Tennessee will claim
about three more Representatives,
and, in the event universal suffrage"
prevails, we intend to nominate three
Guinea negroes to run on the univer-
sal suffrage ticket, hoping they may
beat all the white trash out Of sight.
These white folks who argue that we
ought to adopt negro suffrage because
it will give US three more Representa-
tives in Congress have an idea, by
creating more offices, of getting into
Congress themselves. We r in that
event for JOHN FLATNOsE, SAM
SwELL-LIP and JIM BIGHEEL against
the world. We are against negro suf-
frage, and negro representation, and
negro idleness, Ignorance and chicken
lifting. But once vote for these
things, fix them on US, put them in
YOUR Constitution and make them
the supreme law Of the State, and we
then promise to go for the Niger,
whole hog, bristles wool and all. We
shall want him for Representative,
Senator, President, Foreign Minister,
Governor, Mayor, landlord, tenant,
and husband-of other people.
This argument that the South is to
gain Representatives in Congress is a
plausible one for negro suffrage. Like
the proposition Of the Government TO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

THE Northern Democrats begin to
be confident the Fifteenth Amend
ment will be defeated, and the Radi-
cal Journals themselves are driven UNI
willingly to confess theiR doubts. But
after all, if they succeed. their whole
procedure will be null and void by
the measures the administration has
taken to place the States under duress.
We have seen how some of the late
Confederate States have been con-
trolled for it, by brides and threats in
the process Of reconstruction, how the
remaining unreconstructed States are
offered the bTibe of readmissiOn and
threatened with the severity Of milf
tarS control to compel ratification
and we called the attention Of our
readers only a few days since to the
intimation made in Radical quarters
that Tennessee, already in form and
fact in the Union, would be required
to obey. She too is one of the infe-
riors in the family Of Statesi The
stars which spangle the banner of
the Union are of unequal magnitude!
They cannot separate, and must be-
come equal or melt into one, Tennes-
see like Mississippi is threatened, and
thus it is expected to carry the iniqui-
tous amendment. Wesubjoin the fol-
lowing from the Louisville Courier
JOUTH0i.
The Chicago Tribune threatens Tennes-
see with punishment if she fails To be du-
" submissive to the behests of Radical
ism. It saws that ''if the Tennessee Leg
~islatut6 fails to ratify the fifteenth
amendment, Congress may take some ac-
ton to displace the Seatet government
The Tribune is "A reputable paper, nat IT'S
threat is not a reputable threat. Either
the Senter government, as 1t is called, is
the legal government of Tennessee, or il
is not. II it is the lawful government of
the State, IL has as much right to reject
the proposed amendment as any other
state in the Union. If it is not the law
fuI government of the State, its accept
anee of the amendment cannot make II
If a state has not a right to accept or re-
lecb "A pIunDs4tiDh Iusb ~ 1hN HADdoDof VIC
submission Of il to her vote is but mock
erv. To submit a proposition to her and
at the same time tell her, that, unless she
shall decide upon il in a specified way,
that is, in the way TO please Congress, her
Statehood shall be eXtinguised, is a, bur
lesoue on Republicans institution and all
other kinds OF institutions, especially that
of common sense. One can scarcely say
whether il is more villaiG0Us han ridicu-
lous or more ridiculous than Villainous.
1t is certainly both in an extreme degree.
We have not the least apprehension that
the Conservatives Of Tennessee, proudly
confident in their mighty majority OF
nearly seventy thousand, will tsar 10 as
sert their own Independent will in regard
to the ratification ofthe Fifteenth Amend |
ment. Congress, we know, is none too
good to execute, or 10 attempt 20 execute
the threat put forth through its Chicago
bnt il may find itself engaged in a
fatal enterprise, Every reckless political
body has its stopping place either in life
in death. Congress viii undoubtedly
reach its own before long.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26
pAsH THE EATAL cuP ASIDE.

Dash the fatal cup asldel
Not for one night, but forever.
Death and woe therein abide,
As sure as in a poisoned CULVER.
Q, touch II mott Though dearest friend
Should urge-mayhap with best intention,
Beware tnetmaddeninE draught might end
In crime and IN we may not mention.
How many a GOd-Iike thought and dream.
And high resolve, and brave endeavOr.
From %quaning OF that siren stream
Is dimmed and quenched In gloom forever
Tie love not Lrelandis faith sublime.
Her martyrs. or her freedom holy,
Who still lie grOvelliug in the slime
OF such brute passion vile and iOwiy.
Oh! II tO-tay Oug country's chEn
Were boxer. and her green flag flying
T-riuntphantly DER hill and plain,
The hated English Zoe defying.
Whn freedom would her freedom bring
To you whose hOurs in midnight wassail
Roll past-tO rot a helpless thing
The w~lne-god's ignOmtniOus vassai?
Think, oh. him OF dear young bride.
Whose loving, fearful yes appealing,
Should shame our manly strength and pride,
And rouse each nObier. loftier feelingi
And hiu Of Heavens sweet mercy, too.
That tired not while the c%hangefui seasons
Rolled by, but, plying, gazed on you,
Pursuing still your guilty treasOns-
Dash the fatal.cup usidei
Not for one night. but forever.
Death and woe therein abide,
AS sure as In a poisoned culver
Oh, touch il mott Though dearest friend
should urge-mayhap with best intention
Beware the m~addening draught mind end
In shame and III We may not mention.
-DtbHH Nation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

In n issue, therefore. in which the en-
tire New England and Middle States. in
Guiding Delaware and Maryland. might
be arraved on one side. and the Western
and Pacific States IN the other, the latter
would prevail by a majority of seven
votes. In any issue wherein Kentucky,
Tennessee and the Southwestern States
are united with the Western and Pacific,
as for instance in the removal of the cap
ital. the improvement of the Mississippi.
the development of mining resources, the
equitable national adjustment of taxa
ton, and the Ike, the majority would be
1a~frar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

In estimating the increased political
power Of the West we must add to these
the Pacific States, which, in 1910, were
not. which now have only five members
of Congress, but which, after 1860, will
probably have seven or eight, making in
ninety-twO or ninety-three members
west of Pittsburg and north of Cairo.
The change between the periods named in
the representative strength of New Eng
land and the other Eastern or Atlantic
States combined viii be substantially as
follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

Virginia, "ratiiy and come in" it
comes as a bribe to Tennessee, saying,
&" vote for it and we will give you
three Representatives" But the
thing to be ratified is an a~troeiOus and
proved evil, calculated and qualified
to reduce US to anarchy. There is no
price big.enOugh to buy the sanction of
the State of Tennessee to such an
enOrmity, and nothing which could
compensate it. But We subjoin, as
matter Of curiosity, the following from
the Chicago Tribune:
In the re-apportionment of representa-
ton in Congress, on the basis Of
census Of 1870, the center of po-
IiticsI power viii swing Westward
from somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of Columbus. Ohio, to a point at or
near Lafayette, Ind. The six New Eng
land States, which in $40 had 80 repre-
sentatives, will in 1870 have only p, as
fo1IaTVGs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26

Two very interesting cOmmuniea-
tiOns relative to the Senatorial contest
will appear in our issue Of tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-26
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SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY MORNING, SEPT. 26, 1853.
NEWSPAPER SALES.

On the 3Ist Of March last, h closing
dav Of what newspaper men all eoneede
TO be the busiest quarter Of the year, re-
turns we're made by the several newspa-
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