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EDUCATE Your DAUGHTERS

EAR. WARDS SEMINARY-A first-class,
~ DOn-Sectarian and established school, The
largest In the South and fourth In the o. g.. AZ grad
yates this June; Is teachers; music teachers; %
pianos organ, harp and guitar; French spoken; ca
listhenic drill daily In hall; health first care
weekly lectures by Vanderbilt Professors. beautt-
full city, fine churches and GENIAL CLIMATE
Grand four-story buildings. Moderate charges
Opens Its 14th year September I'd. For catalogue
address DIR. W. z. WARD.
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CHANCEKY SALES.
ChaneerY Sale of Real Estate

No. 1875 Chancery Court of Shelby county-Por-
ter, Taylor Co. VS.. J. NJ. Williams ct al
By virtue of interlOcutory decree for sale, en-.
tered in the above cause on the 2Sth day OF June,
1875 Will sell, at public auction, to the highest
bidder in front of the clerk and masters Office court.
house building Main street, Memphis, Tenn on
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Presbyterial Male High School.
DNIRST-CLASS SCHOOL FOR BOYS-Opens First
II Monday in September, 1879, and continues
forty weeks full and thorough In all branches
includes Double entry Bookkeeping Military Tactics,
Military Discipline. Students wear uniform. Tut
tion from 81 TO So per month. Board from SO to
S12 so per month. Send for catalogue containing
full particulars.
4 IA. fFTLIoT URNo az a. NJ Val Principals.
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ST.AGNES ACADEMY

B- The new building of St. Agnes Academy be-
ing in course of erection the Sisters happy to
announce to their patrons and the public that they
hope to be able to reopen school there during the
second or third week OF September. Until then.
pupils from distance can be accommodated at
LaSaIette Academy, where the school will, as
usual, commence on the First Monday of Sep.
TENDER. st. Agnes Academy will be entirely re-
modelled, and provided with all the conveniences of
modern buildings.
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Monday. September z, 1875,

proceed to SELL to the highest bidder for cash. at the
Courthouse door, In the city of Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate In Shelby county, Tenn,
viz: Being seventyhve feet Of the northern part OF
the lot the northwest of HOeg and Waldran
avenues, now owned by Mrs Eliza p. Barnes. and
conveyed to her by VIM. H. Hoeg by deed registered
in book 81, page so, in the Registers office OF
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and ninety-niDe feet from the Intersection
of the west Side or WaldIan avenue with the north
side of HOeg avenue; thence running west and par
allel with Hoeg avenue distance of one hundred
and seventy two feet thence north and parallel with
WaldTan seventy five feet; thence e2st and parallel
with HOeg avenue one hundred and Seventy-tWO feet;
thence south seventy five feet with the west side of
Waldran avenue to the beginning Sale between hours
of 10 m. and II m Title believed to be good, but
convey as trustee only. Equity of redemption
waived. c. W. METCALF, Trustee.
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Free Scholarships in Kentucky Military

ENIFTEEN for Kentucky and Southern States. For
II information address PROMPTLY
THE SUP'T. FaImdale. XIV.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
Trustees Sale,

PY virtue of certain trust deed executed to me
ID January I6 1878, said deed being of record In
book 1872 page 169 of the REGISTERS Office of
Shelby county Tenn; default having been made in
payment of the notes secured by said deed, WILL on
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Euka Female Institute
IUKA NISSIsSVPPI

NEXT session opens First Monday I'm September
~ and continues forty weeks. Cheapness. COM
fort and thorough instruction combined. Expert
enced teachers engaged for every department
Terms-TuitIOn from 81 to 50 per month; Music
s. per month; Board from $40 to Sl2 so per month.
For catalogue and further Information. apply to
n. A. FLOURNOY. A NJ. PRINCIPAL.
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ANEW THING UNDER THE SUN,

In its observation-disclosures
In its coloiing poNer-matchleSs.
In all its iDgredients-Vegt table.
In It's operation-natural.
In its oeautfying notwithstanding.
In its tendency-p
In fa mi nit 1al
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COttOa Exchange Quotations.
TILet Uulef- oaIas LlU Dates, an % spInHtTs-
Cotton statement.

The New York Word, OF Saturday, says quota
tons were thoroughly revised there, and gull cotton
put relatively lsc higher" adding: Ghe com
paratlye strength OF gulf cottOns caused by the
fear that yelloW-feyeI New Orleans will restrict
their early movement The BltlietiH, of the same
day reported: The depressing influences, OF rath-
or the features through which the bears have
sought their advantage was still to be found In the
character OF the cable adyices which seem TO show
a Tat and slight demOraiiZed feeling at Liverpool
and an indispOsiton 10 be stimulated by the situa
ton here This with cons ant hammertng and no
oDen resistance from the bulls has permitted
shading OF some 3fl points, but has not drawn out
many Increased offerings, and there a very gen
eral dislne lnatiOn 10 sell the market off for any
month This latter feeling has been further In
creased this afternoon by the receipts OF official crop
reDortS from the Mobile exchange and
private sources, which make rather
Door showing as compared with last month,
and tend % weaken favorable Impressions respect
ing the condition OF the plant The New Orleans
PirUtfa, OF Saturday, says: The total receipts OF
new cotton 20 date amounts to bales, OF which 1
was from southern Texas and from the Mississippi
valley sgaiust . bales last year. OF which were
from the former and from tue latter. IL Is appre
bended that the quarantine restrictions and scarce
supplies OF baEging Will cause material reduction
I'm our eay receipts from what they would have been
otherwise" - .,,
The following are the New York market reports
Tor yesterday: Ordinary, 10 3-l6c; good ordinary,
ii liBc; low mlddling, i5sc; middling, ii l5-lbc
good middlug. l2lsc. Al l04l, weak; 12:29,
dull and easier; 20, quiet ana l-loc lowell sales
The following are the closing rates In New York
futures for yesterday and day before:
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Mrs. SyIvanus Reeds

BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
ID Nos. 3 and East sd St, New York. ReOpenS
October /. 1873. French Is the language of the
school The collegiate course requires four years.
Every provision is afforded for the health and COM
fort. well as The thOrOugh education of pupils.
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CHRISTIAN BROrHERs, COLLEGE

CHRISTIAN BROTHERS. COLLEGE,
. % ADAMS ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.-This In
40 = stitution affords ample means for a thor
ough Classical Scientific and Commercial Education.
TERMS PAYABLE QUARTERLY. ADVANCE.
Washing and mending. % :" -. 5 90
DAY STUDENTS.
Intermediate classes 60 -. ID 90
Preparatory classes, Z" So e.. 10 90
Primary class. " {" -. 8 90
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges.
Studies Will be resumed on Monday, September 2,
1873 For further particulars apply to
BROTHER MAURELIAN, President.
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UNIVERSITY OF vIRGINIA.-Session
- begins on the FIRST OCTOBER, and continues
nine months. The Institution is organized on the
elective system. giving the student free choice Of
studies with full courses in the Schools of tho Aca-
demIc Department and in the Schools OF Law. Med
icine. Rngineerirg and Agriculture For catalogue
apply to the Secretary of the Faculty =. o. Univer
silly OF Virginia JAMES +. HARRISON, MD,
Chairman of the Faculty.
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EDUCATIONAL.
CeceIian College,

HARDIN COUNTY, KY.-REDUCEO TERMS
II Board, etc, per 20 weeks, only 500
fore tall
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Maumele-20 bales cotton, head stock, 81 pkgs
sundrleS.
Phil Allin-22 bales cotton, bale new cotton, IA
sacks cOttOnseed. 20 pkgs sundries.
City of Helena-2504 brls Sour and meal, 72S
sacks corn, oats and bran $50 pkgs lard % crates
cabbage, $50 pkgS sundTies
James ID. Parker-1379 brls meal. 977 sacks oats,
957 sacks bran, 80 sacks corn, 281 bales hay, 545
boxes soap, sos boxes starch, so hhds bacon, 35
tierces hams, % brls whisky, 1870 pkgs sundrfes.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-04
For Thirty Days Only.

We will sell for the next 80 days, all
Summer Goods in Boots, Shoes and Slip
pers below costs in order to make
room for the Immense Stock of Fall
Goods which are now coming in.
Remember our stock does not consists Of
Shoddy Auction Goods, so-called Bank
rupt Stock to swindle the public, but
everything is warranted. All those want
ing anything in our line, will do we'll to
take advantageof this opportunity
44w4 KOERNER & KRAUSE.
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The Democratic County Ticket.
HENRY G.. WICKER,
General Freight Agent,

The Democratic County Convention held
at Jefferson last Saturday, nominated the
following ticket:
Senator-J. K. Rider, Waterloo.
Sher.f-Alonzo Brown, Jefferson.
Treasurer-W. G. Waldo, {"
County Clerk-W. H. Hake,
Register-Danl Rutledge Ixonia.
District Ahorney-W. H. Rogers, Kosh
ko 'ong.
Clerk Of Court-Charles Krebs, Jefferson
Coroner-Nelson Fryer, Cold Spring.
Here is the ticket placed before the faith
full adherants OF democratic principles in
jefferson County for their support, and the
calling and election OF every candidate is
expected to be made sure because they are
democrats and on the "regula-" ticket
From the arrangement of the ticket it will
be seen that there was nothing done to call
TO its support any votes from Watertown,
this city being entirely ignored in the dis.
tribution of candidates, not even the boon
Ut Coroner, as here tofore, having been held
oo' W VIC laieutul III tniS emu Ot me line As
the sole inducement for them to march &c
the polls and give the ticket the majority
that is so essential to its election. The cold
shoulder given to WATERFOWL was not th.
result of her having no candidates in the
field, for on the contrary she presented sew
eral prominent names for positions. Mr.
h. Mulburger was a candidate for the of6c,
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of Senator, Mr.. NJ. Cunningham was pro-
posed for Sheriff and Mr.. F. Fl. Brecken-
ridge for Treasurer. All three were I'M
mercfully slaughtered and the attempt to
rally the wasted energies OF Watertown on
thelname of Mr.. HIS. Howell for Treasurer
ANONYMOUSLY failed also. Cunningham for
Sheriff was backed by the united delega-
ton of Watertown, and DR.. Edward John
son demanded his nomination from the
hands of the convention, assuring the dele
gates that w atertown wanted nothing more
less This earnest appeal from the 81 ward
delegate was answered by Mr.. Cunning
ham receiving ii votes fol- Sheriff, just one
vote more than the Watertown delegation,
TO Browns 40 votes, so we'll had the little
game of the jefferson Sherff,s ring been
played in favor of A lonza Brown, its will
ing creature and tool. This insult to Mr..
johnson and the entire delegation from
Watertown. Mr.. johnson resented by with
drawing from the convention and complete
" severing his connection with It's suisse
quent proceedings. Such is the treatment
Watertown receives from the Jefferson ring
OF political manipulators in return for her
steady and reliable democratic vote without
which the democratic majority in Jefferson
County, oud be at zero. She is good
enough to do the voting but must never
dare to have any candidates to be voted for.
How long will the democrats of Watertown
allow themselves to be ignored in this out
rageous and shameful manner2 Insult to
the democracy Of this city seems to be add
ed to insult at each recurring county con-
vention and still along the whole line you
can witness the members of the fearless and
unterrifed democracy grinning and bearing
it with a submissiveness that to any one
possessed of a particle of manhood is
truly humiliating and disgusting
But no wall of bitterness and woe escapes
from the lips of the stalwart aud modest
democra tic yeomanry Of the city Of Jeffer-
son, for. 10 and behold, the omnous word,
Jefferson, is attached to tho names of four
candidates on the ticket out of the eight
candidates placed in nomination, and these
four Offices happen to be the latest of the
OF. Let Jefferson, then, having so much
interest in the thing furnish the votes nee
essary to elect this ticket but this she can
not do, as the Ave wards of WATERFOWL in
Jefferson County have double her cemocra.
tic strength and without this city coming
up fully to the rescue, the game Q! the JET
terson ring would be los.
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See to Your Infants.

AS the dangerous sea son for children is
upon US, a few words at this time, in ad-
vice, will not be out of place. ..
Be careful not to over feed. A little fret
fulneSS from hunger is much better than
crying from pain and disease. Up to the
third month an infant hould not be nursed
oftener than every second or third hour;
from three 10 six months every four hours;
and from six to twelve months. mot oftener
than five times day.
Those who are in the habit of feeding
every time the child cries will do we'll to
think of this. 1t will furnish clue to the
cause of frequent vomiting. If the child be
simply little cross or frettul and the day
hot, give it teaspoonful Of cold water.
with few drops OF pure brandy or whis-
ky ndded-no sugar. This is better than
adding it to its food, as the quantity taken
can be regulated much better.
If the child vomts, or has the character
istic purging, stop all milk, especially il
curd be elected, and call your physician.
Under this latter condition (the milk be-
ing stopped for the presently probably the
best form OF food, and the most easily re.
tanned by the stomach. will be the follow
ing: Lean beef tea mot extract) one part;
we'll cooked barley water (strained) three
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An Und eMt a BILE Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if you lead a
miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beau
tful world, it is entirely your own fault
and there is only one excuse for you
your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism
which has killed thousands. Personal
knowledge and common sense reasoning
will soon show You that Green's August
Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint,
or Dyspepsia, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation eff the
heart, sour stomach, ha6itual costiveness,
dizziness of the head, nervous prostration,
low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach eveay
town on the Western Continent and not a
Druggist but will. tell you Of its wonderful
cures. You can buy a Sample Bottle for
10 cents. Three doses will relieve you.
For sale by G., h H. T. Eberle. j. H
Schultz or X. Schubert.
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Educational.

The young ideas are busily engaged in
their studies this week as all our education
al institutions are under full Roadway. The
public schools commenced Monday with
an average attendance. The Northwestern
University began the fall term on Thursday,
Aug. 29tb, with full scholarship. Prof
Lebourveau's Academy. of Individual H.
struction, opened Monday of this week un-
der favorable auspices. The fall term at
the College of our Lady Of the Sacred
Heart. began Monday, September %, with
good attendance. Miss Volck's Bright
side school opened Monday. with fair pros
poets for a successful term.
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Fail and Winter Clothing.

Messrs. A. Schiller Il Son are opening at
their clothing store, between Sd and 4th
streets, north of Main, one of the finest
wear, ever seen in the city. The stock has
recently been purchased in New York by
the Junior member of the firm at the lowest
market prices, especial attention :being
paid TO the selection of the best quality of
goods and the latest styles and patterns.
Schiller Son make a speciality of their
custom department, and in that. line they
are fully up with the times. Those in wa Mt
of clothing will consult their interests by
calling at the store of Schiller Son.
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parts, mix, Feed little at time with
spoon or bottle.
Brandy or cinnamon water can be adj
ded from time to time rs occasion requires.
After the vomiting or purging has subsi-
ded, gradually add scalded milk, anl d.
minish the beef tea, &c. A little lime
water can be given at intervals; but the
pernicious habit of the inGiscrminate ad-
minstration of this latter article cannot be
too loudly condemned. Your physician will
direct this matter
Infants may be kept until the age of
childhood, and grow fat upon the follow
ing food: Beef tea, one part, milk two
parts well cooked and strained barley Cruel
three parts, mix. Under the age of two
years child ought not TO eat at your table
Give no candies, cakes, nuts or fruits
They are unnecessary.
Summer complaints come from overfeed :
ing or overlooking the stomach, hot and foul
air. and from improper food.
Keep the air cool and free in its sleeping
apartment, ard avoid too much covering
Battle well children once or twice a day
in cool water during hot weather.
Look well to all causes of flthiness and
disease about your dwellings.
Keep your children out in the healthy
open air as much as possible; and don't
dose them for "worms" because they cry
a little, or happen to '.start" in their sleep
Beware of mother Godfrey" and all her
kind. r. M. WlGGlNTON.
Health Officer.
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Halo. Halo.

John how much did you pay for those
calf boots? $3.50. Where? At the Chi
cago Boot and Shoe Store. They are sell
ing them like hot cakes. Why, | saw kip
boots at $275, that could not be bought
anywhere else for less than $3.50. tell
you they have the largest stock ever saw
and all hrst-class goods, such as Silz &
CO. and G. NJ. Henderson l. Co.'S. must
go and see them, goodbye. But, John, it
takes the cash to buy them. 35w2
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The Central Fair

Which takes place on the Fair grounds
in this city, between the 10th and goth Of
September, promises to surpass all its pre-
decessors in giving its patrons their moneys
worth. Aside from the various attractions
which have ALREADY been advertised, the
managers are in negotiations for several
other wonderful exhibitions, the particulars
of which will appear in our columns when
arrangem ents are perfected
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Shetland Ponies at Central Fair.

President Stone and Secretary Brook are
entitled to great credit for their enterprise
IN securing for the pleasure and pastme Of
the patrons OF the Central Fair riding
school for children, conducted By
Mr.g John Bisshopp, who will have in
bis charge for the purpose a ring of thir-
ty-one Shetland ponies OF the most diminu-
tive size These ponies also perform nu
merous astonishing tricks similar to circus
horses to the great amusement of all.
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failure. And when the fact is made appar.
ent that the schoo! house scheme was con-
cocted and consummated by Democrats,
with view especially to injuring the pro-
perty and thwarting the wishes of Reput-
Leans, through partzen spite, all good cti-
zens, Republicans and Democrats, will be
apt to say that the denunciation of the
school board by the REPUBLICAN has not
been whit too severe.
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Central Fair-Reduced r.. II. Charges

Chicago l. Northwestern Railway Co.
GENERAL FREIGHT DEPARTMENT,
CHICAGO, Aug. 22d, 1878. J
To agents Chicago & NORTH restern Raiiray
Co. IN the State of Wisconsin:
By an arrangement made with the Man
ayers of the Central Wisconsin Agrl-
cultural and Mechanical Association" all
Freight forwarded from points in the State
Of Wisconsin, for exhibition at the Fair,
to be held at Watertown, September
10th to Goth, inclusive. is to be transpor-
ted free of charge one way.
You will bill such Freight to WATERFOWL,
at regular rates, noting ON Way-Bill "For
Exhibition at Central Wisconsin Fair"
On the return of the Freight, if within
Six Days after the close of the Fair, no
change of ownership having occurred, and
with proper evidence from Secretary of lite
exhibition, it will be returned free to the
poiot of shipment. ....
HENRY G.. WICKER,
General Freight Agent
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Person "a.

Mr.. Mrs. F. R. Wright, of Bingham
ton, New York, are in town visiting with
Mr.. l. Mrs. ". q. Clark.
Mr.. D Hurley, of Ponca, Nebraska, a
former resident of WATERFOWL, is in town
visiting friends.
Maj. G. q. Bryant, of Onawa City, Iowa,
is on short visit TO relations and friends in
Jefferson County. The Major has hosts of
friends in this county who are always glad
TO see him.
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g0lorrico.

In this city at the Baptist church,by Rev.
John Miller, on Monday august 10, 1878,
CHARLES THOMAS, of Milwaukee, to AUGUSTA
STILKE, of Watertown.
1t the American House, in this city,
Aug. 29th, by Rev W. A. Hendrickson,
Mr.. WV. A. DRAKE and Miss FRANK E.
WoopwoRTH, both of Oak Grove.
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Death OF Gen. Henry Bertram.

General Henry Bertram died suddenly
at bis residence in Juneau, Dodge County,
las; Monday evening, September I'd, 1873.
General Bertram was born in Germany,
October 5th, 1925, and came to America in
1858, settling in this city. AT the break
ing out of the rebellion be was commits
stoned list Lieut.. of Co A. II Regiment Wis.
consin Volunteers. He subsequently was
appointed Colonel of the Goth Wisconsin
Regiment. For gallant and mertorious
services ne was brevetted Brigadi er General,
and IN August, 1865, was discharged with
his regiment. In October 1865 General
Bertram was appointed postmaster of this
city by President Johnson, but the appoint
ment was not confirmed, and he was sue
ceeded in April, 1867, by Mr.. J. T.Moak the
prese Mt incumbent. In 1870 be represented
the 4lh Assembly district of Dodge County
in the Legislature, and two years later was
elected sheriff of DodgeCounty removed and
TO Juneau when his tern of Office commen-
ced, and resided there up to the time of his
death.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-09-04

On Monday of this week, two large barns
belonging to Mr.. A. Holzworih, in the town
of Pennington, were destroyed by fire, to-
gether with their entire contents, compris-
ing stock of hay and grain aud reaper and
boy four years odd playing with matches
in one of the barns. Loss about $4,000.