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FOR THIRTY-ONE YEARS
PERRY DAVIS Pain KILLER

gFAs BEcN TESTED IN EVERY VARIETY
IL q cIiulste, and By almost every nation known
10 Americans. it is the almost constant con-
r2EiOl @Ed l-estIlnabie friend of the missionary
and the traveller, On sea and lsnd, and no one
should travel On our lakes or rivers without it.
b1Esu Et5sCr was the first and Is the only
permanent pskl rslieyer Since the Pain Killer
was hrst introd1c ed, and met with such Unsur
passed sale, mani Liuiments PalaceSs and cruer
remedies have been offered n the public but not
One Of them ra5 ever sttsined the truly enviabe
standard Ct he Pain Killer Why is this 50? Il
is because Davis PEiu Killer is shat %
claims t. be-a reiic7or IF pain les merits are
unsurpassed
II you are suffering from internal pain, twenty
OF thirty drops Ia = little water will a m PSI in
stalty cure you There is nothing 10 equal Il. In
few moments it cures Cole, Cramps, Spssms,
Heartburn, Diarrhsa, Dyssntery, Fiux, Wind in
the Bowels, Sour Stomach, Dyspepsia, sick Head
Eche. IN sections Of the sOIntry where FkTER
AND hGUE prevail, there is no remedy held in
greater esteem. Every housekeepsr should keep
it ct hand 70 apply ii st The frat attack of any
pai0, II viii give satisfactory relief and save
hours OF suffering.
DC not trife with yourselves By testing urtried
rsmsGi-a. Be ure yea call for snd get the genu-
inc PAIN KILL 4, az many worthless BOstrums
are attempted 70 bs sold On the great reputation
Of tits valuable medicine.
81 Directions sCcoE p1lly each bottis,
FEiCe, Is c.s., 50 cts. and q per bottle.
IN. EzAEsSES & CO., Cincinnati, o.,
ProD-ieto7s for the Southern and Western Ststss.
EoE sac ~
BERBE, DENOyILLE / CO., Nashville
gVIE, PENDLETCN & CO., Nashville
LITfEEER b CABLEEs, Nashville.
EEELOUE, FINLAY Il Co., New Orleans,
Z. p JONES 4 CO., Memphis.
Z a, ROBINSON b 90, Louisville,
And ~ all HediciDe Dealers.
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L SECRET SOCIETY.

About 10 O'Clock Saturday morning we
discovered from Our window, the pOrten-
tous proportions of the honorable Chair
mau Of the Court House Committee,
crossing the square, beckoniIg and calling
to the other members of the committee.
He looked so unusually large, and seemed
80 desperately in earnest about having a
meeting, that we ventuEed to ask ''wnat
is TO be done2" bat no questions or cross
Questions could draw out of the uuac-
commodeting man ''pro tenn" anything
more definite than, "a good many things, 4"
and utterly non cOmmiserating thirsty
scribler furnishing FOR items. They met in
secret cOnclave. And you can't imagine,
Megsrs Editors, what an sfllicicn it is
to US to be denied knowledge of their
movement; fer you don't know how ten
derry we love sour ret!" Whenever
stranger comes to town, we proudly pon5
him to the colossal Courthouse, that is ra-
pidly rising to completion, as a living,
growing monument to the spirit of enler-
prise and progress that prevails in our
county. And if the committee determin-
I'd last Saturday to add another window
or door, we protest against keeping 1t
secret.
UROPs-FARMRRS CLUBS.
The rain last week, We understand,
was not general through the county; in
the neighborhoOd of Sugar creek they
are still suffering, and anXiously watching
the weather. Ia other portions of the
county it waited too long and came to
late; the corn was past redemption. q
lhe FlatwOods FoLmeTs' Club is said to
be in ''fourishing condition" They
discussed at their last meeting 'the best
mode OF ferLilizing the tlatwo0ds lands, f"
very practicable, profitable subject.
This makes two Farmers Clubs" for
Bedford, and both are alive and dong
well. We hope others will be organized
in different sections, and the result cannot
be other than beneficial
BIBLE DISTRIBUTION,
The Bible Agents of the Duck River
Bible Society have begun the WORK OF
| supplying the county. They will giUe
10 the destitute poor, and sell 10 those
| who are able to buy. The colOred people
| will be supplied with 'restaments. 3"
RELIGIOUS.
The new Baptist Church is finished in
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InsOlYent Notice.

HAVING TEIS DAY SUGGESTED THE IN
A L soI7ency Of the estate OF Thomas KORAN.
deceased, TO tbs Clerk o. the Ccuu,y Court Of
davidson county, this Il te give Lotics 70 S per-
sons having claims Aysins. said ostste to file them
duly authenticated ths law directs with tbs
Clerk Of said Court, On or before the 10Th day Of
November, ISL, or tbs sane VIII be barred
10th In ,aw aid equity. This, the Is h day OF
J,Iy. ISL JOHN 4. EklihIsS,
ive9 1aWsat IA Fub. Admir-,
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SHELBYVILLE.

Items from Esedford-Tae Now Court.
house at ShefbyyiIIe - Farmers
Clubs. etc.
To the Editors of the Union and American:
SHELBYvILLE, TENN, July 81, ISL
Last Saturday was another lively day in
Shelbyvile, and the merchants bad bright
or faces than us7al as they closed doors
al SHUTDOWN.
Some shop thief expected 20 find an
extra supply of cash in the drawer Of
C. A. Warren & Co., so he steaithly en-
tered at the window and preceded to ex
anime. "But alas! poor theft" The
vigilant proprietor had taken the precau-
ton to deposit the cash in ''safe" place,
and the disappointed prowler only took a
"drink" to restore his despairing spirits,
and s1eft y
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Public Library of Kentucky.
The Concert and Distribution Will take place
under the immediate supervision Of the Trustees
named IN the set OF incorporation. who are Is
fnllCVs.
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ss5O,OOo In GgEENBACKS,
VIII be distributed by lot to the holiers Of Tick
ots IN the following Gifts viz:

ron GiiTts OF s., 600 each........ 10000 |
Fifteen Gifts OF 5000 each I35OO |
Eignteen Gifts OF $500 each Ia,AOO |
Twenty Gifts of 800 each i4.OOU |
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Thirty Gifts of $500 each I5,O 10
EOrty Gifts OF 800 eJacs8 5000. rs UCO
EOg - five Gifts on $500 each 1880
fifty lifts OF 500 eaCn..........E 40 600 /
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72IPrfZeS In all.

" $780, 10 $50 S'oNsOOO
After pa ing the eIpensss of the enterprise aud
making the distribution of the Gifts, the balance
OF the proceeds arising from the sale OF tickets
VIII be appropriated to the establishment ofa
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I5I!asII34aI,Ia.W
Fer The Removal Of Distractions and
the Insurance Of Regularity
IL the Recurrence Of
Monthly Periods

These Pflls are en- u1fsning Fs-
Gsic Regulator, FMS ended for sps-
Cial c1Tss; those obstinste ones
where mfder and cheaper medi-
cines fail
Tbey are composed OF the mott
active and powerful principles OF
plants, roots and berries, 50 highly
concentrated that each pail oentaiEs
more medicinal strength Than
whole box or bottle Of ordinary dol
ia- medicine in the market Al
though powerful, yet 80 nlild aud
pleasant in their operation that The
most feeble can take them with peg.
Fact safafw
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fSF They mSy be safely used st any age, ana
shy period, EICEFT DURING THE FIBsr zaREB
MONTHS. during which the Gn'ailiDg nature Of
their action would iafallibly KRxyESr pregnancy.
- All latters seeking inform ton OF advice
viii be promptly, freely s11 discrsetly answered.
IL Fsch box contains about 100 pils, aud is
wrapped In white paper printed in deep red 1t :.
teTs With fuIl and explicit directions enclosed.
sS- Sent by mail, free Of postage, on receipt Of
price, IS per box
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FOR RENT

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hard, for 5 lady and gentleman, or for two gen.
Il omen, near the Maxwell House. Apply at this
olioe immediately. ty25 Ct
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begun at Knights Camp Ground last
Saturday, and is being continued through
this week. 1t is conducted by Revs.
Joseph Irvine, T. II. Hinson, and Mike
Thompson. They preach every morning
and night with good success. The inter
est IN the neighborhood is considerable
and increasing.
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WHITE WOMEN CAPTIvRs.

The Cheyennes had two white women
with them as prisoners-one, Mrs.
Bowman, aged about 80 years, from
about G4udaloupe mountains in Texas,
He was unable 10 ascertain the cIcum
stances attending her capture. the 9th
er was good looking woman, aged about
Is, named Mrs Emma Bailey. She was
also from Texas. The CsptiYGs were
treated tolcrably well, and be lad reason
to believe would probably be subjected to
no bru allies at the hands of the savages.
The Cheyennes were well mounted and
well armed, and were part of the same
band that fought the Seventh cavalry on
the 26-h uli., at Fort Wallace.
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July %. 1871.

On motion; the Board adjourned until
10 o'clock, this morning.
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Marshal's Sale.

by Yt9TUE CT suSoRY WITS. OF
- yrnei lo;a e-Ponss - me directed b7
the Clrc Il aud Histrict Ocurts u tho Tinted
2sstes q she Niaels 3tssrirt o. 'rs.1s-.
see, vii 1et - public ss,e, the city OF Nash
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
PROGRESS OF THE NORTHERN
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The energy with which the building
Of this great thoroughfarc is being
pushed forward is an added guaranty
of its early completion and its wise
management We learn from the f.
nancial agents of the Road, Messrs
Jay Cooke & Co., that, at the present
date, the grading is nearly finished for
266 miles from Lake Superior, through
Central Minnesota, to tic sasterns Dor
der of Dakota trains are running
over $50 miles of completed track j;
the Mississippi river is bridged at
Brainerd and once more joined to the
Lakes by rail, and track-laying is rap
idly progressing westward. By Sep
TENDER next, trains will run to the
Red river, and the grading will proba-
bly, be far advanced toward the Great
Bend of the Missouri river in Central
Dakota.
In the meantime work has been
commenced the present season on the
Pacific coast; large force of men is
already employed in the valley of the
Columbia river, in Washington Terri
tory, and hereafter the work of con-
struction will be pushed botLa eastward
and westward toward the center with
such rapidity as the best interests of
the Road may justify.
Including its purchase of the St.
Paul and Pacific Road, the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company has Alb
Miles of Road now in operation. and
before the close of the present season
the lentgh of finished track will be at
least $50 miles The new highway to
the Pacific is being constructed at the
lowest cost compatible With, first. class
work.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
The Republican.
Wednesday, April, -, III.
ALL IN LINE.

Republicans everywhere will rejoice
to learn that an amicable adjustment
of the difficulty between Senator Howe
and Senator Sumner, growing of the
displacement of the latter from the
Chairman of the. Committee on Foreign
Relations, has been effected. During
the recent debate in the Senate on the
Ku Klux bill, Senator Sumner warmly
advocated its passage, and lauded the
Republican programme for the preser-
vatien of peace in tile South, anu an
nounced his firm adhesion 70 the priu-
ciple. of the Republican party. Sen
ator Howe adslitted the mistake he had
made in charging the Senator with I'M
faithfulness to'the Republican cause and
he was glad to have the opportunity to
make the correction. During the same
discussion Senator Schurz, of Missouri,
took occasion to define hi. position as
a mcmber of the Republican organize
ton, declaring himself liberal Re-
publican, and, with few exceptions, in
perfect sympathy with the present Re-
publican party. This better under
standing among prominently Republi-
cans where only..a..s short. time ago there
was division and rancor necessarily dis
appoints the Democrats who feel deep
ly ohagrined over the turn affairs have
taken. Powerless to combat the Re
publican party alone, they can only
hspe to succeed through divisions in
our ranks, #nd! hence their great vexa-
ton Of spirit at the prospect of meet
ing united Republican rhalanx in
1872.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
FRANCE.

New YORK, April IA special to
the Tribune from Paris, Sunday, says:
THE firing has been incessant during
the past forty-eight hours: The gov
ment at Versailles says Paris is com
pletely invested, AID that a summons
to surrender in twenty-four hours will
be sent. There is great excitement in
the city. and the commune suddenly
allows free circulation in the street and
at the railway stations, without passes
Most of the city gates are open. The
military reports are highly colored."
1.-THE Versailles government talks OF
reducing Paris within q hours. Let
power carry the answer. General
Endes, commanding the southern forts,
says all seems finished The night has
been terrible. and she battle incessant
since six o'clock in the evening. Van
vres bore the most violent assault.
The loyalsts' loss is enormous. They
were repulsed along the whole line.
1t was a complete victory for the COM
mune. Our men fought like lions,
especially Ledru: governor OF VIEWERS.
The family of Minister Washburne
have left Paris.
ut is anticipated that all the rail
way lines Will be cut to morrow, and a
state of siege declared. There are
only provisions enough in Paris to last
4
three weeks.
Another correspondent telegraphs
that he saw fighting which was furious
and only four thousand yards from
Paris He was subsequently arrested
and came near being shot. Six per-
sons arrested as royalists were shot in
the morning. l is reckonel that dur
ing the last two days the Versaillists
lost l 900 killed and 1900 wounded.
One Of the Democratic noblemen of
New Haven Conn, Baron Won Schligel
is in the clutches of the law for the
part he took in getting men to vote
early and often for English, at the late
election.
In New Haven, Connecticut, there
has just been brought to light an i'm
portant mistake" on the part of the
| Democratic counters of the Fourth
ward, by which hundred more votes
were counted for Gov English than
were cast for him. A rectifcation of
this error gives Marshal Jewell hun
dred majority, and secures his election.
1t is singular and damaging coinci-
dence that the mistake was made by
one Stevens, a nephew of Gov. En-
glish.
Miss Morey, a postmistress in Cort-
land county, N. Y, has been arrested
for robbing the mails.
Somebody asked Miss Nilsson for
her opinion regarding giving women
the ballot, and her reply was, "Give
me the ballad. "-Prooidence Journal
7. Buchanan Read, the poet and
painter, returns from Rome to Ameri-
ca tor asummer visit this year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS FEES
Ihe case of Charles Harrington, VS.
VIM & Smith was decided last week
BY the Supreme Court of this state, in
favor of the defendant. The case in.
volved the legality of fess charged by
the Commissioners of School aud
University Lands, and furnished a
basis for an attack on State Treasurer,
Smith, and indirectly on Attorney
General, Gill, and Secretary of Stat e
Allen. The decision establishes the
justice of the fees charged, and clears
the commissioners from the accusation
of the Democrats.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
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United States
INTERNAL REVENUE.

Assessors Office I'd District of Wisconsin I
MADISON, April 18th, 1871.
Notice is hereby given, in accordance with
the provisions dissection 10, Act of June 80,
1864, as subsequently amended, that HEN
RY .HARNDEN, Assessor OF the Second
District of Wisconsin, will be in my office,
in the city of Madison, on the 29th day of
April, 1871, between the hours of A. NJ.
and P NJ, to hear and detfrmine 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 will 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 reques ed, and must
state the ground or principle of error COM
planned of.
HENRY HARNDEN,
Assessor of I'd District OF Wisconsin.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

The HIGH CONFESSIONAL gen.
eral impression prevails at Washington
that the labors of the Joint High Com
mission have progressed almost to a
conclusion, and are about to close. 1t
isreported that the preliminary draft
for basis of settlement for the most
important questions of difference be-
tween the two countries, has aready
been forWarded"to England. Quite a
number of leading Senators are of the
opinion that an extra session of the
Senate will be called about the middle
OF May, to act on such proposition of a
settlement as may be submitted.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

A terrible condition of affairs sti !,
exists IN France, as viii be seen by the
dispatches. The communists. have re.
Gently beea victorious in several engage
aents, and there appears to be no let
" to the fairy On botn sides
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
DR. T s HARRISON.

VETERINARY SURGEON. Office over
Post Office, takes this opportunity Of
announcing to the public and all horsemsn
that he is prepared at al times to preform
any snrg ical operation, or treat any dis asses
that horse is subjectito. Having had ,wel ty-
FIVE years experience in his profession, he
IS confident of efecting a cure Whenever
possible
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

The Senate passed the Ku-Klux
house bill, with few amendments, on
FRIDAY, oy a vote OF Is to 10. The
only Republicans who voted in the
negative, were Robertson, of South
Carolina, schurz, Tiptoo aud Trru,
bull.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19

The Amnesty bill which passed the
House last week, has Been defeated in
the Senate. The people of the South
have been put on their good behavior
until next session, and if in the mean
time they conduct themselves as be-.
come decent citizens, the bill will DO
passed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
Patent Arion

N. B.-We caution the pnblic from par.
chasing cheap Piano, which has recently
been put in the market, bearing the name
"Arion.' All genuine Arion Plan o. bear
the name "Patent Arion," and can only be
purchased from our New York Warerooms,
or our authorized Agents throughout the
United States.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-04-19
WORDS OF WISDOM.
FOR YOUNG lEr

On the Ruling Passion in Yoath and Early
Manhood, with SELF HELP for tho Errine
and unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter en- .
velopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
Box P, PHrtADRtPHla, Pa.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-19

NJ Mr.. Willard Carpenter. a promi-
nent citizen Of Evansville. Indiana. re-
Gently had a talk will: the people Of
Warrick county upon the subject of
railroads. In Warrick county, where
there arc no railroads. the assessment Of
real estate had not increased ten per
cent in ten years, while Vandcrburg
has increased one hundred and twenty
per cent. The value OF land would lie
advanced along the line Of the road at
least five dollars per acre within five
miles of the road, and that as the pro-
posed road runs twcnty-six miles in tic
county 1t would improve Log, 100 acres.
that being the number Of acres of land
in twenty-six sections lying along the
line of the railroad at IS per acre. would
be All increase Of SS32,OOO. It will take
$500, 0oO to build the road through War
rick county, every dollar Of Which will
be spent in tee county for timber, labor,
board, ETC., so that the people Of the
county will be largely the gamers il they
build the road themselves through the
county, and never get cent for stock.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1871-05-19

POTATO MCLEAN animal has made
its appearance in this section Of country
said to be a patatoc mole. 1t is gene
ally about two inches long. and at the
head las bcak about the thickness Of a
large sized knitting-needlc which bends
around under its body. The thing is
nearly the shape Of silk worm. and
has a hard shell, while its tail is COM
posed Of joints and sharp at the point.
We found one in potatoc hill last fall,
where it had worked considerable de-
struction, while this spring several more
were found and destroyed.
(Austin News.