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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-10-16
THE PHILOSOPHY OF PANIcs.

MANN -
Can We Have q Panic on II Specie
Basisf
from the Mo. d moe,at.) s5H .,.-.!A ~. = u
Some writempwhos emsa.little. moro.
than ordinarilYsiupid, continue y dwell
upon the notion that commercial panics
are impossibiswhenl hard money alone
is used as currency It seems strange
tina, all the severe teachings oiexperience,
In this and other countries, have nadeso
slight an impression upon some minds.
We do not argue that inmany respects a
currency based upon specie Is not the
best. But precisely the difficulty which
exists In this country to-day would have
existed had the banks and the community
acted as they have done, even though the
currency had been one Of gold and silver
exclusively. To illustrate, we have only
10 suppose that at the failure, OF Jay
Cooks every greenbaCk or bank paper
dollar was u gold or silver dollar; that
tue same balances and deposits had
been kept In the same banks, and the
same system Of speculative loans had been
sustained upon the same slender basis OF
actual cash. Any person will then real
ize that the sudden apprehension Of many
creditors that they would be unable TO
collect their dues on time, and their sud-
den and concurring efforts TO collect at
once, in order TO meet their own Obliga.
lions, would have caused tho very same
difficulties that have occurred. It. istrne
the demand for specie would in that case
have brought Il, alter q month or two,
from foreign countries, and thus the end
OF The business would have been different
from that which now seems probable,
but that does not concern ia origin or
Its beginning. At the! outset the
same proportion Of specie, as now Of
paper currency, would hRve been locked
up by loans upon rapidly depreciating
securities, and deposited In banks which
would have held reserve wholly
insufficient 10 meet the sudden demands
Of dep0sit0rs, either panic.stricken or
forced to draw Their cash by their inh-
bility TO negotiate their securities. Hence,
there would have been tho same unavoid.
able suspension of banks, by which
large proportion Of the currency (specie)
would have been locked up from circula-
tOn. AT the same time the same mad
rush 10 realize upon securities would
havedepressed. their value. and deprive
multitudes Of the ability TO realize, and
thus to meet their Indebtedness. The gen.
Cral knowledge Of tho fact thatthore were
mul,itudes who could not meet their 10
debtedness would then have caused fur
ther apprehension Of the ability OF other
multiludCs depending upon them, and so
the very same general panic, inability to
act on the part Of the banks. inability 10
negotiate commercial paper or drafts, and
partial stoppage OF the commercial and
Industrial movement, would have re-
suited.
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0 NEW YoRx, Oct. 15.-Flour-Heayy
and lower, shippers holding of; supertlne
western and STATE $530a5 80; white wheat
WhesE Wln6F Ca westeFn Sll6Esl IS.
Rye-More active at s5a9l. Barley
Unchanged. Corn = Steamer western
mixed 57ia5sc; sail do 59a59Ac. Oats
New mixed western aGA4si. Wool
Duh and unchansedy double Extra Ohio
fleece Bic; unwasbed SIC. ColIee-Qui!
ct aud unchanged; Rio 19taeltc. Sugar
Dull; fair to good refining 7eA74c. Mo-
lssses-Dull; Porto Rico 40aG0c. Rice
Quiet
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Now Yorl DIV copa, Matl,et.

New YoRK, OCT, 15.-The business
continues quiet With TIC manufacturers
sandA 5TherHisFa therRmore1ctfve
movement with the iebbers. Cotton
goods steady ID first 41atAiS Tickings
more active and several popular makes
sold ahead. Cotton flannels In fair de-
mand. ssPrin,s more, freely taken from
iobbers at steady prices. Navy blue dress
fabrics in great demand and scarce
Shifting Sflannels in demand, bat plaid
makes are quiet 49, St1.
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Cincinnati Market.

.GsoPigAE4 ct. 3 \ !; 4 Cy,;;;
s!ssaS 4 & sSs g e oslSGSass i
5Oa5lc. Osts-Dull at 3Sa45c. Barley
unchanged. Groceries Unchanged Oils
Firm. Eggs, Butter and Cheese
Steady and unchanged. Provisions-Dull.
Pork-$l4 50a14S7 5; generally held at
$l4 75.f Lard Quiet; steam TO-, Bulk
Meats Shoulder held ut FFttc; Clear RIB
sides, sales of 100, 900 bbls at &c; clear held
attic. Bacon-Quiet; jobbipg Salesonlyi
shoulders at &c; clear rib sides SC; clear
SIC Whisky STEADY a. poe p y, sl ;ssi ~
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BE TRUE.

Thou must be true to thyseli, ~
Ifthou the truth woul DIST teach,
Thy soul must overflow ifthou
Another soul wouldst reach;
Itneeds The orGJ:goip Of heart lU g.
To give the lips full Bpeech.IiF Duu
Think truly, and thy thoughts
Shall the worlds famine feed;
Speak truly, and each word oil thin0
thiIl he q fruitful seed:
Live truly, and thy ffe shall be
Agrsat, q noble cred.
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Gkle,iGllRIiI;llJeaiyl { allI15l',
FGqNoM TTAA QEA NJ
MEMORY.

They lIya aRRin, those happy hopTs,
The mOpftrnth and buoyaneyts IL Il. u.
They bloom again, lies withered flowers,
Revived by magic memory. s.lszl ~. 7G
They iiyei Ny buried dArlinHs rise
From out their long and solemn sleep.
And stAr.llko In lies dGrkened skies
A gontiS radiance ever keep, = ~
Toinom0ry. Kind memory 90
And when my sands ofHfe are run,
And here no more my form they see,
NAY return, at least 70 one, ,.
In radiant wings ofmemosy,
psck 10 my rpfoTgot en- home,
mex 10 one loved and loving heart; ,l
II linus only hope 10 come, =. 2. ot go. -
R'Gr now I'm ready 70 depart, pa - ~
o memory, kind memory
Il :, .-7tnlEtpi Na7aslns.
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Baltimore MaFEst.lEi

BA1r1MoRs, Oct 10. = Flour Quiet.
Wheat-Dull and unchanged. Corn
Nominal mixed western 84c. ,0ats-Good
demand; stern mixed 4SR50G white 51c.
Rye-Firm.A ProVisionsAllulfand nom.
inal. Meas Pork-Sl7 00A17 3d. Lard
sfaSIc. Butter = Unchanged, Coffee
Nominal; d iairi TO- good Rio 20Aalc,
Whhky--Quiet OF o5caR sithzsF'
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Prices In Shreveport.

wv ouIuVtpUFIV VE' HlV' NeP'1
hh almost impossible to get provisions
nee, Ohickens ore wotth l60lto 75 cents,
Eggs 30 to 20 cents, esh-buaer IS cents
per pound. You can imagine how living
snese. 0nionsIar worth $25 per barrel.
Az the boatsont The "trip up here have tied
Up twenty to forty miles below the city
waiting for the fever 70 abate. There has
MOI been a boat hero for twenty days,
Inc tivefhas risen six inches here IN the
pat Tour dAys.a our. mail.Slill oOmesi in
regularly from Yicksbprg, but all Others
aIe Ht0pped. ----..-. m IL.If NH i.nh
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dMsago nIalke,!g M NJ

CHIcAd9 Nyctg 10 .T5EIourEsUlM.- Dul
only small local trade. Wheat
NO. / spring 81 0S; No. 2 do 81 0S
cash; No. 8 do 97ic, Corn-No, 2 mixed
$40 cash; No. ! high mixed $50. Oats
NoSea SIC cash Rye Noe, GSr. Bar;
leyazNo.s q iail $3.50; No.s3 do 81 09'
Proyisions-Quiet and unchanged, small
sales. Mess pork-$l4 10 cash; new do
Sl4 rs cash. Lard-7sc, Bull, Meats
Demand fair and market Arm at yester.
days quotations and unchanged. Whis-
ky-0l9s EGLAaMlA-hsTl
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YRgRSzLR rebukes One trite VT.
ucismal and ihslnu6tluns respecting, moth
ets-in. lawi Sad, offers q pu1geut remind
CT: Even IS htugs are In society, how
msnyra married man Is indebted 10 bis
muther.in.law for taking q housSnS bur-
denS from bis wiie's shoulders and bis
own -
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GOMMERClRla 5ElAaUclAE:;l
"a INN - sSs5I :
wheeling Wholesale MARKET. y.
orrIos DAnTISrxL11szxcEa.
Wadnasday. October Is.

AtrL>a-Themarlrc isvury dull, with no DO.
MANI. Mica fanhin from 81 % 10 n 90 rbbl,
as.osiIns ~ onsii,y 81 >'@
aS I, tss y syrs , *, a. ShnieS
4 NesO r Wy SHfS6Sf
~ sy ~. 80. s.s,o, ,.oSn,S. IIyN
zP Aa. ~ IS "a gSanf n Is; plain,
$500 Ie!,s. o,TausvSE a. i,,;6tS;, Ia
,. sn..TEH NV tffsy:. % 5ssYYtti'f:
i' S.sssa ,I Coon, STEADY psaeSIELa u
q ~ NE 5oS"n. small "a "a ioeatoss-Laiee,
q n. smslls SsoC. CbfHsswinslow, s. 70; com.
mon, 80 ID oihrr. brands, ,sssO. ,2tseiEGnsOus
-Strayborfies,l % CO.. PlneappleS1 es76; Lima
Rsanr, "a IA. string Beanss a. 40;l Peas, g co.
EOos- pIentIor and duh, st aaa2S. ,,,,
.p%T-wSite 8sh Al I'd, No. q mackorSl. bar.
~. sis m. No ADO: nj %: No. 4 barrels
20 n: M. 4. do large 81 %; No. !, DO. medium
ss.IiI SsnStS fS sseu as,c,;isd u,lns
,h aI ,,.s a. ,yseE We ouote ~ ~, $3.50
TS pa wv vh % whess, o,d piFJd sss
choice white wheat, new. 80. !s..1ii,e $50 $40
Family. acknowledgements 0OeDl x
Extra .......................'..' SS
sngSa; $3.50. oO6a7 Is
RSSo Observation-Disclosures. slE Is Is
IESrI14sTirns2iiyo aooso feathers 7Sc; other
Qualities dull. r'p,Fl, y! b.,9 ",
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wheeling Family Market.

The market has been unusually dull for the
plbt week, and low changesAre noted. PoRlpes
~ more steady lest we'd % qgotAtlop
ArS plenty, but thblf rIlteG have a Ynncs q. Nts
meats remain Tne nsnSed. TonatoeSa Ate
ncArccr, with Increased demand. Grapes arc i'd |
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always render satisfaction.
Nos "Hs or CurcS.g' M Cents
|. Tevers, Congestion, 1nflammations. g
2. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Collie, g
, 1. Diarrheaj Of Children or Adults, g
6.tDysentery, Gripping, Bilious Collie, ~
q O.. Cholera-iIorbu s, Vomiting, %
I. Coughs, Colds, Bronrhitis, q
s. Neuralgia, Toothache, Faceache, q
9. Headaches, S,Gk As s.dasa vertigo "a "a
ii. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, y
IL. whites, too Profuse Periods. Is
il. Group, Cough, Difficult breathing, q
ii. Salt isheuin, Eysipelag, EEaPtions, g
Is. RheumatlsIn, Nheamaae Pans, - -
H. II. P Sxs blind OF tieedlng, 50
liz. d phi halnhy, lnnd soro or Weak Eyes, 80
10, Cntnrrh, acute or chronic, Influenza, %
20. whooping-Co Cough, violent coughs, %
q. Asthma, oppressed Prsqthng, e. :. H
e. Ear Di.e sSsg i1 sPps, sR RsaiiiS
ii. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 80
Is. Dropsy and scanty Secretions, :. {. 90
20, Sci. SickneSs, sickness from riding, I. 70
q. Kidney Disease Gravel, . W
%. Nervous Debility, Seminal weakness M
,s.sor involuntary discharges, .lVV
%. Sore Mouth, 3Canker, 50
50. Urinary Weakness wetting the bed, = So
81. Painful Periods, viii. spasms, :. sg
50. Buderings' ct change % LIE, ~. 4. loo
80. Epilepsey, 6peSms, ~ NtuS Dance, ieo
81. Diphtherta, liberated sore throat, ~
= Walls, SO cents, texccpt IS % and sSl, 100
~2sa ~ FAMILY CASES. 81
Case Morocco, with above % large vials and
Case tMoroccoI Of 20 large walls and Book, 500
Single Boxes and Walls Us above.
D1SThese remedies arc sent by the
cnso or Jingle box to any part Of the
country, nee OF charge, on receipt or
price. Address ga ~
pRP a,,, 4 ssss Psfs9lNflIsd
Dilec at,d Depot, No. go BRoADwAT, NV YoRx.
For Sale by oil DrueEists.
And by LOGAN, LIST s. CO., B. BOOKING
I. j. EtNNEY; JAS. 7NURRY; REED, KRAFT
900 Whreling; cIAs! FARls, Wheeling Is.
iaha; Jas !RLLIoFT sud-. &l1sNsMERCER,
Bellaire, Ohio. febl2-eodAw
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

Maderas de todas clases teiamanf.-Arados do
varias f9byicas cOnmangos timones rejas DE re-
puesto, de todos sntneros.-Quincalla dc toda case'
6instrumentes de- (carpinterosy toneloros.-Correas
de cuero para na&dunas de vapor desde purgada,s
47.-Estopa para maqAinas de vapor cartlGgIo Ge
tcs para bocas de hornalla-RerOaches de cobre pa
"a correas de vapor-Llaves de yalbulas para vapor
deede & pulgadas-Tela de alambre de varios tn
mafios para cedazos de guarapo.-Tela do gonna pa-
rs maqnnas-CedaZos sueltos de alambre cohre.
Baldes de hierro galvanizado para haciendas.-Efec
caesas carretas, yantas para idem.-Camones,
ruedas rayos sueltos7 de peznfambaarnlz a
nsos-Pesa licores NeTm6metros, Man
eneras de gonna de !. ulgada-Arnescs. para
mulas caba!los.-Jaqulmones decuero para lden
ma cahalete de q Is qq.-Mueles de tOdas classes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

M6at1inaS de coser de varias clases.-Polvos para
Iimpiar pata-.C Cuchllosy tenedores plateados eess
mango de marfii.-Cucharas plateadas ttS. ,..co-
reraS iarros &.-Palas de MADEIRA de hex MO
limos de acerO para moler caf6.-Venteadore dc ca
f6.-Quinques para kerosina gasolina Paroles
para hacienda. -RelOjes de vaTias classes con desa
Observation-Disclosures de pesbal los mOvibles que ~ .
ven para el lado derechoy el izqaierdo.- guias4I
II. q ladu derecho el iZqnierd Aguias para mas
odinas pleas sueItas-Efilos Tsedas para idem.-
Pipturas de todas classes aoeites. Iona para velhs
de Duques otes-Tornillo los nera Saaquinas de Va
por do otras clases.C CorDisasNae metal para ador-
nos de salas yidrios de todas t0das clases.-Lunas
suetas para .espejos- Cerday PLUMB para colchones
rchonesv altn0hadas suelt taS.AF Fll-
DO para qIinques do aceito.y4k kerosina sta1eria
de toda clase.-Carruajes dedos cuatro asentos
para ninos otros muchos artfcNlps impossible de
enumcrar. 4sS,, co u
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

FL que suscribe tiene el honor de participar
tanto al pdblico en- general como todos los far
mac6uticos de la Isla en- particular heber abier-
to un nuevo establecimento de Farmacia situa-
do ell la Gale de San Francisco numeao 81 en-
el que encontraran sus favorecedOres un esme-
RADIO trato y un complete surtido de drogas. pro-
ductos qufmicos patentizados los cuales otrece
como procedentes de las mej0res casas de Euro
pa Ips Estados-- Unidos con qnenes esta rela-
cionado, teniendO la satisfaction de ser el pri-
nero en- ofrecer al pdblico varios medlcGmen-
tos introducidos recientemente Ell la mediclna,
tales como:
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El Eucalyptus GlobMlaS, nuevo febrffugo, usa-
do con gran exito en- Espana, Argelia Y C0rcega
Y que tanto por sus propiedades medicinales CO.
mo por su blren gusto. estd nanadO ser gene
raj su uso,
El Suyobiieat0 de soda, nuevo purgante Saline
sin el sabor desagradable de todos los purgan-
tes lie su clase.
Ei Sirop DuSayt de Lactof6sfato de cal reme-
dio muy eticaz en- el raquitismo las afecciOnes
0s "a acompanadaS de un NAL estatio en- las Was
digestivas, en- la disenterfa otros varios me-
dicamentos de muy diicil enumeracion.-Pto
Rico enero 10 de 1873. Miguel g. LedeSma.26 70
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RETORNO.
CONsIGNATARIOS.

IIaiens ~ Jos ha6Nasma 80 raaova AarmAno eemp
ohasn -. Ysado Lonsusa hsfsea nss pssIA -
j eaprufa s.s IusA IsasaaYas uFa~l lae Nsnshfa
lmanos hA1s1aen - II InAs Naala haea nlva 80
eomppuaso srsa Dsks amanas nAnshdaas hssN
4 Y Al5ss0A somP
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

LA MALLORQUINA.
CALTE DE SAN JTJST1 MIN 05

t a
para 0 ogrorq
o a de
tmentha
ydmapu
m q i no. Brle Marasuu
d PajretsT
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| Uncod topormay ymenr,e nlam mgnafn
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Llaa dd l mprt dor sc l r q n
macaasd asvacasy yr
gal var hz d Aprpa par b % ms
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Conchas id. 6 $50.
Regalfa de cOnohas id. $40.
Conchitas i'd 6 $25.
RSBrevas id. $50.
Id. ciIindradas superior i'd $40.
L0ndres id s 25 g
Regalia cilindradas en- paquetes dc "a i'd 4 2l00-
MiIlarbueno i'd. id. 16 i'd ass.
Millar id. 90 id a 10.
Id. redondo i'd. i'd i'd 10.
NOTA.-El precio del cigarrillo ne varfa nor
que el papel empleado sea de hilo Ode algOdon.
En- este estabiecimiento hay cOnstantement
bricas de Espana.
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.INGLATERRA Y PRANCIA.
/. 1. /. 2. /. 81
S217 80 s It's $50.


CT sd rrt4 = a. AZ go -
a y y ss i 81 > M6onK3Ka
sesE
-
i A4sm Egsaa
aIos mtsn
-
a 80 ~ . e Ha. s1sa
sssssas
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San FRANCISCO MUM. 81.


enn III
Pre Barcelona de atculo noveiad
pa enor Para
Shn BntS mteosde anyedady
NGnAcd ID at
conaI oghma
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Caietillas 1e 20 cigarlllos papel orozur blanco,
Gajas por 81 tOmando "a cajas.
ID. de 25 id. id. id. q por i'd. id. IS q %.
Id. de 80 id. id. Id u nor 81 Y id. id, $5 q 23.
ID de 1S id. gruesos ID. 3por 81 id. id. 25.
Plcadura prensada en- paquetes de fb q 90 cts.
Id. en- paquetee sin prensar 80 cts.
Id. suelta del pals q 25
TABACOS ELABORADOS.
lmperiales el mil q e75.
Regalias Britanicas i'd $50.
Caflones rayados i'd SEQ.
Regalia Imperial id. $40.
Id. sobre-mesa id. & $50.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1873-03-07

TABACO....
0AFE..-...
ALGoDON.
kIGoDoN.
CUEROS.s..
GEA6BRE.
CIGARROS.I
TABACo-..I
AZnnAR
MERCAN |
CIAS no II
expIsds. 81
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thomas Jaan7 FT S-el@o 45o 1ac- NzT- T. - -
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Doug las and Lincoln.

Those who witnessed Lincoln's first
Inauguration will net soon forget one little
scene which then occurred. The Presi-
cent elect came forward upon the plat.
form prepared at the east front of the
Capitol with his natural awkWardness
increased by the momentous circum-
stances of the occasion, and by gorge
wardrobe, in which it was evident he felt
ezceedin-ly uncomfortable. The stiff
dress coat, vest and pantaloons of black
broadc1oth were enough Of themselves to
disturb his mental and physical equanim,
iLy, but to these were added other incum-
brances in the shape of brand new silk
hat and ponderous goId-headed cane
The cane he managed to put away in a
corner, but the disposition of the hat per-
picked him greatly. 1t was too good to
throw away, too nice, as he thought, to
rest upon the rough boards, so, for a
moment at least, poor Lincoln stood there
in the gaze Of assembled thousands, grasp.
ing the hat desperately and seeking in
vain for safe place to deposit it. Douglas,
who sat Immediately IN the rear, saw the
embarrassment of his rival, and rising,
took the shining beaver from It's sorely
bothered owner and held it during the
delivery of the inaugural address. 1t is
doubtful whether, five years before,
Stephen A, Douglas ever dreamed that he
was destined to hold the hat of Abraham
Lincoln while that individual was appear
ing for the first time as President Of the
United States--MisS0url Republican.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
Abroad.

JOSEPH SHERIDAN LEFANNs the eminent
Irish writer, died in Dublin on the 7th of Feb
ruary.
SAN DOMINGO advices report the publication,
at Jacmel, and the dissemination through the
island, of a pronunciamento on behalf Of a
number of revolutionary leaders, which aims
at the overthrow of President Baez and the
establishment OF an independent government.
The Carllst movement in Spain is acquiIl 6
strength daily.
A DISPATCH says that the Spanish steamer
Mutillo, which sunk the English emigrant ship
Ncrthaeot il the English channel, has been
released.
GEN PAWS, on taking command of the
Spanish army of the North, issued a procia-
nation appealing to the insurgents of the
Basque provinces and Navarro to lay down
their arms and return to their homes, promis-
ing them that they shall not be molested for
the past if they comply.
DICKSON W. FIELD, former merchant of
New York city, died at Rome The 18th OF Feb
ruary.
THE trial a Douaix, France, of the men
accused of rape and murder, has terminated
in verdict of guilty, The prisoners were
sentenced to various terms of imprisonment
at hard labor.
TIE Carlist chieftain, Otto with !, 500 men,
on Sunday attacked Tafayalla, in Navarro.
The garrison made gallant resistance, and
the Insurgents we're compelled to retreat The
defeat IS officially announced of a strong Car
list band near Burgess. Don Carlos is near
| Bayonne.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
ALucratEYe Bale Of Cotton.

At the fair last year, in St. Louis,
the prize of 81, 600 for the best bale of
cotton was awarded to Mr.. John G.
Yesier, of Jackson, Miss. The bale
was afterwards sent to Memphis, and
won the first prize there, and subse-
quently it appeared at Jackson, where
it also won the first premium. Having
thus been adjudged to be the best bale
of cotton by three different sets Of
judges, this lucrative bale was sold by
its owner for 55 cents a pound, two and
half times the usual price, and thus
realized him in addition to the premi-
ums probably $1,000 It's new owner
desiring TO press its career of triumph
further, intends to send this famous
cotton bale to the Vienna exposition,
to show the world assembled there,
what Mississippi can do in the way of
cotton raising.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1873-03-05
The Children.

BY EMILY P. WEBB.
All! memories gather sweet ye said,
About this little kitchen, ~ IL
As ever rocks and ancient trees
Are wont to grow the lichen.
It is an humble place, know,
Unlike the rooms of story,
And yet the westean door let's in
A flood of golden glory.
1t hangs the low and smoky walls
With tapestry, whose shining
Was never equaled yet by loom,
e Nor could, by mans desi gning.
And yet, among the things l see,
None gives me so much pleasure
As three young children in the sun,
Who strive TO take their measure.
Three little shadows on the wall
They view with smiling glances,
And yet it fills their mothers heart
With many gathering fancies.
Will each noble figure cast
Upon Times glowing mirror?
Or will their souls contract by sin,
And show but dwarfs Of error p
Or will their mother live to see,
With bitter, bitter crying,
The shadow Of three little graves
RaSi1a +ha fOurfb ono lviTu ,
That precious one, long gone before,
Who claimed our first affection,
And carried by Our Fathers hand
From us to Heavens perfection.
0, Father, spare these lives to me,
For one Thou hast already,
And help me guide the loved below
With hand both strong and steady.