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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-26

I'm WEDNESDAY. the 1st Sente mher
the dnties Of Miss ANDEEsuN,s schooi viii
ee Iesumed ct her resideace. on 9Th. second s!oar
. ..-sel-s- .ana IN street. 40 7t-tlbshu~
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
- SCHOOL. corner cf 9Th and Ciay stracss--rhis
TErGs:
fiayatle Seasf annually in adrancsl
cehiof ciaas-Ae vanced classics and faths-
Junior class Eudim lss 81 The csss,rs with w
rr.r., r.,s.,, the higher niglish Branches 50 a.
Val nhrIi-h btanches "A 20
Fren.h. lprof. Emion j, ~,
AS the school will be conduc.eu hy the subscf.her
one will receive his idiviiuaI attention. All corr
,nunicat'oas addressed him through the p. o. viii
os e sr"iapsly astendedto TO. RuuER MARTIN.
THE THIRD SESSION Of Mas. RICE'S
= SCHOOL will commence the first MONDAY In
promote the intellectual, moral and physical wei
.are Q, those entrusted to her care endeavoring to
SUED. py = thorough knowledge OF prineiplss with
cut which no stndsnt can ever attain much. requir
both mind and body but not weary CT eneryate,--
Proper exercise of the intellectual powers exerts
great ihiiuence Ia preserving the health by keep
ing IN inst balance. and bringing forth TO heahfui
actor, FL the powers that the creator has given
US" The location q very appropriate, the house
with large. shady yards in which the pupils, either
large OF small, can take free exercise or mept,
with air pure almost as in the ccuatry. and not ex-
posed TO the publicity Of pernieous examples of the
streets when ANY PAIL TO Enjoy THESE PRIVILEGES,
OR THEIR STAY At School IS PgoraAcTEp, IT THEIR
az we'll as their happiness With these assurances
sae hopes tn enjoy the full confidence of both pa
re4ts and pupils as their BEST raIRND desiring and
endeaEoring 70 promote theii best interests.
Fer Session Of Ten Months, payable Qs,artsTly)
Primary Engliah Branches. 60
Highest English. with Latin and Matliaraa-
e. Il s;rees' between cav and Issh % ="
an A-6t: aug q. Is 26. then Seps3.4&5
HENRY Won GROOMING off,rs bis ser
"a vices as a Teacher Of Modern Languages in
schools and private lessons Residence Of Ssh
and Marshall streets. an zi-2w*
THsFXERCIsEs of MRS. E. J. DAa-
l. DEN'S Boarding and + az SCHOOL for Young
Ladies, on Marshall street. between Jefferson and
Madison will recsmmence on WEDNESDAY. the
list day Of September next
farms:
For Board, tbs scholastic ear of ten months,
including washing, fuel and lights payable
quarterly in advance $50 90
Primary English branches ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. ~ 60
Advanced English branches 30 90
Advanced English Branches, Mathematics,
snd Laiin...... 40 co
French. by Pro es5or Houday er............ 70 90
Painting, Usual charges) su i7-tIS
MR.. D. TURNER'S select Classical
I'VE and English School, Main street, between Ord
echool will commehce On Monday. the 9th oil
September, 1858.
mence either OF the Ancient CT Modern Langua Ses
or enter classes already formed
For further particulars, pease call on Mr.. TuR,
E1on,. or at his esidence Franklin street, between
Cd and 81. au i4-2m
r AMBER, WEEDS
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EDCCATION.-
IL GREENWOOD SCHOOL.

IL GREENWOOD SCHOOL,
Near Gotham Depot. Abemarle Co. Va
TIE Sixth Session OF this School will commerce
the lst Of September, and close the 10th Jul
following, with an nternission of two weeks at
Christ,nas TIE course of study will be thorough;
ali the branches OF First Glass School will b.
taught, and every thiag, that can eonducs, to the
comfort o! the boss Will be attended to The cub
scriber will BE- assisted by DIR. II. b. 0RAfi. gra-
duate of Washington q. llega, Vs.. who comes vel
recommended. having taken the highest houors in
his Class. One ortwo graduates of Washington Col
iege Assistant Professors in the University OF
Virginia.
Twents Eve boys can be comfortably acco.nmoda-
ted The Terms are. $3.50 fer Boar5 AID Tnitcn. faf
the 10 months. payable half the lst Of September.
and the rtma nder tue Ist of February,
For farther particulars, apply to
Gotham Depot, Albemarie Co. Va
REFERENCEs:
Hon Vim Rivss, sol Vim. N Woods, E. 8. Pc
gram Esq n. II. Maesie, Esq Virginia
Heating simons. Jr., Daniel Lesesne. Esq. Charles.
ton, s G.
Arthur u. Randolph. Esq, Tallahassee, Fla.
RoberE N. smith, Esq Lexington, Mo,
.Iamss Q. Walker, Esq, WashinRto City.
an lS-dtista
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~. RICHMOND MUSIoAL INsTI,

W., RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTI
xMxTUTE-T l.. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
Pc The third senli-snniia session OF this insttu
tlon will commerce Sept. 10Th 1853. and continue
nineteen weeks Teachers enlinently qualified will
be secured f3r the several departments, and every
facility afforded pupils for acquiring a thorough
musical education. Every means will be empoyeo
TO secure the success Of pupils-asd 1T the lowest
possible expense The terms for tuition and plan OF
operation will be duly announced.
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COUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
~ RICHMOND, vA.--Ths ninth session of this u.
stitution will commence on tho first MONDAY in
&c ober next.
For Catalogues, giving information to terms.
boarding department, course IF study. &C.. with full
list of patrons which especial attention s called
apply to LES POWELL,
~ 24-dtilth0 Principal.
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r. B. HAxALL.
W. II. HAxALL,
e. d. 6R0NQY.

July /. 1888. T. B. 0RuNDY.
DISSOLUTION. - The CO. partnership
heretofore existing under the arm OF URRNeHAN
a FISHER Is this day dissolved
Either partner will siga the name Of the arm -
closing the business. In this connGetion, they sx-
pect in few weeks to offer TO the trade cArge 81
Bio Coffee. LEWIS d. CRENeHAW.
July l, HSS. GEORGE D. FISHER
co PARTNEkSHlP.-T subscribers
have formed co-partnership and VIII sondsst the
Milling Business In this city, unde, the styIs anA
firm of HAxALL. cRENs1AW 4 CO.
- ONCE In the building occupied for unnY
years by Nessrs Haxall 4 Co.
r b. HAxALL,
LEWIS ID. CRkN0HAW.
GEORGE D. FIAHER.
7. u. Grumpy.
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\ p BUaRUSs' SCHOOL Mayo st

W. The fifteenth session of this School, in the
Basement Rooms OF the UnIversaiist Church, will
commence on the 10th September
Mr.. LARKIN WILLIS, who is graduate in Sc
veral Schools Of the University and is very highly
recommended ny Professors Bledsoe, Maupin, Har-
rison, and others has been re-engaged Assistant.
Professor EMlON will instruct i'll French, and MIR
CALY0 in Drawing
TERMS, &c, as heretofore,
For further particular, apply. after the 10th SEP
tembsr, at the Richmond House. to
att lS-6W& p BUkRUSS.
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niSSOLUTION.-T Tho firm Of HAXALL
- co. Is this day dissolved, having expired ~
limitation.
All persons having claius against the late nrn
will present them Immediately for Liquidation anA
meDt
Either partner win continue to sign tho nams Of
the firm ia closing tine business.
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|AfHH. SUSAN RREDS school,. cor
W ner Of broad and ash streets, vim Be- re1opened
on MONDAY the 18th Of September.
an ESTABLISHMENTS
THE TxERCISES OF Mr. sTUaRT's
\ CLASSICAL AND MATIIEMaTTCALs SCHOOL
Will be r.suned Monday, Oct 4th. corner clay and
9th streets.
English. Latin and Mathematics. $50 on
vresk. 10
Tho Principal has had ex perience AZ instructor
Of youth OF siaht years. three OF which we're sps,t
as fhe assistant In maths mates at The Virginia
itsry Institute He "a aided in the depat Tine nts Of
university who Brings uih him testimonas Of tie
highest character from the Faculty.
REPEREgeEs:
Faculty. of tbs State Militia Institute Licking.
ton, Va Messrs Jno II Patton, h Grattan. a
mock, aud Drs Jas Bolton and Beverly K Wexford.
au 25--zm
|T s. sQuIKE's
LIZ SELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL,
:. Corner Of Main and ist stree Richmond, Va,
The lzth session VIA commence on MONDAY. the
TERMs-pe.r .ession, half session in advance:
senio o nssh or Beginners IN y" !"
Lat IN. Greek and Higher nathemat cs...... 81 90
Modern Languages by Prof. Il. Honday Err. 20 90
Persos wishing to see the PrircipaI before the
opening OF the session. Can do 30 by addressing
through Post Office. giving time and place Of APP
A SHLAND ACADEMY --On the first
"A MONDAY in October. a SCHOOL FOR BOYS
will be opened at Ashland, in the county of Hano-
yer. The course of instruction will be thorough
and extensive, designed to prepare the student for
Mr.. Charles A. Jones. of Nottoway county, a Mas
ter of Arts Of the University, will aid me in the
Classical and Mathematical Departments
will be able to accommodate sixteen pupils fovsr
the age Of fourteen years) with beard IN nay own
family.
teen miles north Of Richmond, and easily accessible
by the Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad. on which i is situated
months, $3.50
For particulars, address ST g TUCKER,
Ashland, Virginia.
July %, ls5s--au 3-d3tawtlstMOc
ME- CARY'e SCHOOL OF ANCIENT
W AND MODERN LANGUAGES. AND OF MA
On trace Street, between o5th and Goth sts,
RICHMOND, Va.
The second session of this School will commence
on MONDAY, the 18th Of September next. and will
terminate on the 18th July following
TERMS pos THE SESSION OF TEN MoSrHs-S25. $40
and $780, according to grade of etudies-k d. inc u.
ding washing. fuel. lights, &C, Sle9-paya ble, one
half on day OF entrance, the otner.hsif ON the 18th
Circulsrs containing full particulars, will be fur
nished on application to The undersigned personal.
an l6-3awts JOHN CARY.
Miss NJ. e. GUEST viii open q sachool
lsA on the Is. Of September next, for the instruc-
ton of children But limited number will lie re-
ceived and every exerion will be made for the i'm
prov ment Of th1sa committed 20 her care.
SIS school room On Grace, between Sd and 4ih
streets. au 23-eod6t
w, RICHMOND MUSICAL INsTi
xMxTUTE-T. l.. GALLEHER, PRINCIPAL
S1@ The third sem-tnnuai session OF this institu
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HpuCATluN.

0N WEDNESDAY, the let September.
~ the duties of Mts aNDEEss3s,s sehe-,, : i,
oe resumed at her resideace, on SIN second ssnar
from fanhIin street. ID ot-slssbs n.ps
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Ky SPECIAL N0TICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and all places in Viz
2iuia ard North Carolina, intended for shipment by
steamships Roanoke ard Jamestown, will hereafter
DO received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on these ships.
yffice of the New York and Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM PLEASANES. Agenta.
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n FOR SALE The subscriber cf-
1yS fers his Harness MARE for sale. For beauty
OF form and action. she cannot be surpassed. she
can be saeu at NessFs Green IL Johnsons Stable IN
til Saturday next ut which time II not before sold
she will be disposed of at public auction Any ore
in want Of a really fine ANIMAL can purchase one at
q bargain by early application to
gu 2s-4tS Miller. NO 80 main s..
E MULES, MULES.--The SUBJ cri-
2Vbers have just received at their Stables. on
Cary street opposite the Gas House, large lot OF
fne youug MULES which a offered at low prizes
and on accommodating terms We win regularly
be ia receipt Of mig MULES from Kentucky. and
can ali ali orders In the most satisfactory manner.
GREEN 4 JOHNSON, Cary ST..
au Ism cp1csite taa House
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For further particulars, apply to
HTb.NGT n . I

have SO eral of my pnnils to place rs teachers
Persons, by app. ing TO me- may secure the services
OF competent instructors. HpL
au 5-d3m
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" w. ROSTERS SCHOOL Foa YOUNG
u LADIES viii; re open on MONDAY, lth 0c;o,
her. at thu same place aud on the same plan and
terms rs those Of last year.
Mr R'sc at Mr.. psthsrbridga's School will
net 10 any way interfere with Mr.. Rs hours Ia bis
gchoal 0u 23-im*
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NOTICE.--W-

'O-fAhENEhSHlF NOTlCE.--W. j..
~ JOHNSON. who has been with mo for the last
my business. the business will hereafter be ee1r
Quoted under the name Of
ALEX'R HILL co.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore
bestowed upon the house. we hope by strict ~
tenti0n 70 business. to merit continuance q the
same, assuring our friends and the pubic generally
that pains will be spared BY either Of - o. any
oie in our employ ment, to give entire satmfneti0n
to all who may favor VI with CALL
ALExR HILL,
" E JOHNSON,
Importers, Manufacturers and Dealers Ia
Boots shoes, Trunks &C.,
lT Main street, Richmond, VI.
Richmond, July ], 1858.
E4- In making the above change In my business
1t becomes necessary that hould settle up my elG
business speedily ~ possible / must thersforo
request all who are indebted to me TO make inne-
date aymtnt of their respective accounts and I'll
persons 10 whom am indebted will please prssent
their accounts for settlement.
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Mas AND MISS GORDON'S SCHOOL.
isi corner Of Franklin aud Plh streets, will here
opened on the first Of October next.
IN 2a--2awtlss
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

s@- Marriage License issued by the
Clerk of Franklin County, during the
month of March 1858.
Joseph L. Carson to Mary NJ. Zant-
man; Gordon Kimble to Virginia A.
Heaton; Geo. II. Linkweller to Sarah
A. Buckler; William J. Peck 10 Sarah
Caroline Roberts; Jacob Combs to Per-
mclia Humphrey; Benjamin Johnson to
Mary Yates; Eli Hetrick to Olive
McNutt; Jacob Lining to Ellen Seely;
William Hofercott to Sophia Bartells;
Andrew Harvey to Margaret Newkirk;
Daniel Utxler to Sarah Anthony; August
T. shroycr to Mary A. Rockafellar;
William Palmer to Elmazy Jane Howe;
Adam Rufncr to Sarah Ann Smith;
Clement r. Cory to Mary p. Johnson;
John r. Cooley to Sarah ]. Shank
Thos. J. Powers to Sarah Petty
Joseph Hodson to Charlotte Stokes;
William Shcrer to Margaret Hardig;
George Polescamp to Margaret Stall
mon; Jermiah Schoonover to Catharine
Chapman; William L. Shaw to Mary
Cunningham; Charles Carr to Sarah j.
Fortner; Friedrich Huber to Mary Fight.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

DD- A misunderstanding has occur
red between our County Commission.
ers, and the representatives of DR.
James III. Elliott, decd. our late Treas
urer. The facts, as we understand, arc
about these: DIR. Elliott had deposited
tho County funds in the Broolyille
Bank, in his own name. At the time
of his death there was some $4,000, or
$1,000, thus deposited. One of his adj
ministrators, Mr.. Pigman, presented a
check to the bank forthe amount, which
was refused, Mr.. Burton the present
Treasurer, on behalf of the Commits
sioners, having notified the Bank not
to pay it, alleging that the money be-
longed to the county, and that the
Treasurer should have charge of it.
The result is, that a suit has been
brought by the Commissioners and j.
G. Burton, the Treasurer, against the
administrator, and Administrative of
the estate of DIR. Elliott, and the Brook
vile Bank, to enjoin the former from re-
ceiving or pretending to have any
claim to the money, and the latter from
paying the same to the administrators.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
DIED

On the 25th Of March, John p. Roberts, age,
about IS years.
On the 2fth Of March, In Blooming Grove, Mrs
Hannah Plammer, In the 35th year Of her age,
On the goth Of March, in Brookvillo Township
MT. VIM. Logan in the eth year Of his age.
On Thursday the 18th Of March, James u. so
Of Albert and Sarah A. Posey, aged months an
s days.
Rest hcc swcetly, darling,
Thy head Is rillowcd soon,
Upon earth's bosom, many
Like Us, the earth have strown
With little bright gay lowers,
All, they cheer Us now to-day,
Tomorrow earth Is thrown aside,
Our flowers, we and but clay.
Rest thee sweetiy, babic,
Upon thy earthly bed,
Though thy little form will moulder
Thy spirit Is not dead,
Yes, thy suffering Is DER,
Thou hast gained the port Of rest,
And thy dwelling Is up yonder,
Thou babe, angel, blcst.
Rest theo gently, Jennie;
Though hearts for thee shall crave,
Thy little angel spirit Is
Not resting In the grave.
Though We sec thy cradle empty,
And our couch at night is lone,
We must try TO gain that haven,
Where dwells our little one.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

es5-Attention is directed to the advcr-
tisement of Messrs. Schrichte & Reed,
Manufacturers of Monuments, Tomb
Stones &c. The work turned out by
this establishment, if we are to judge
from the samples which they have now
on hand, IS equal to any thing we bave
seen of the kind. They are obliging
gentlemen, and deserve the utmost sue
cess in business.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
Lewis d. Campbell.

The Washington correspondent oil
the New York Evening Post, writes that
the Committee on elections, will report
in favor of Hon. Lewis d. Campbell's
right to his scat, which is contested
Our Representation, Mr.. Wilson, who
is on the committee, expressed an opin
on TO q similar effect, when here q few
days since .-Ld(ayette Journal.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
~ The case of the State VS.. straut.

- The case of the State VS.. Straut-
mann, indictment for keeping disor-
DERBY house, came Oft in the Blooming
Grove Court, before Justice. Ilillgore on
last Monday. Quite a number of wit
nesses were examined ,-considerable
interest was manifested in the trial, and
able arguments made by the opposing
counsel. Verdict for the defendant.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

p0-Thc Upton Democrat, a rapid Ad-
ministration journal, refuses to support
Judge Perkins, since he placed himself
on the Douglas platform. The Doao-
crdt is consistent at all events.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

9-Eight prisoners confined in the
Jail in Indianapolis effected their escape
on Sunday morning about three o'clock.
Among them wcro Brooklocler and
Gallagher, each charged with murder,
and j. B. Shears, counterfoiter, who was
in Chicago some weeks since,
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

NEW GooDs.-John II. Cooley, one
door south Of the Pest Office, is just in
receipt of large and we'll selected
stock of Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
He has had great rush since their ar
rival. Purchasers will do well to call
soon and get bargains, as he is selling
very low.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

s1- Mr.. James Powers, of this place
has sold out his sore to Alexander ADJ
ans, formerly of the firm of Dubois &
adams of Fairfield. Mr. Adams is q
gentleman and correct business man,
and we welcome him among us.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

pA- Richard Clements, Jr., has sold
his interest ia the property known as
Nuli's Mills, and having located his fam
lily, temporarily, in Blooming Grove,
started few days since to Kansas on
q prospecting tour.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
AuxRrcAS RunALrsr,-.We have

AMERICAN RuRALIsr.--We have re-
ceived the first number of paper pub
lishsd at Springfield Ohio, bearing the
above title. geographically, it pre-
SCENTS the neatest appearance Of any pa
per Published in the West. 1t is devot-
ed to Agriculture, Mechanics Educa
ton and General news, and is worthy
of a place at every fire-side.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

~ Our Common Pleas Court, COM
mences the spring session on Monday
next. Quite large amount OF bust
ness win come before it. especially that
of criminal nature.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

sa- The indianapolis & Cincinnati
Junction Railroad is ready for the iron
between Hamilton and Connersyile.-
The bridge over the Great Miami at the
former place is nearly completed.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

.~wm. Logan, an old and well re-
spected citizen Of Brookville Township,
died on Saturday last. Mr.. Logan has
been resident of this County for about
- years and has always maintained the
respect and confidence of his friends
and neighbors.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

p1- Blankets were first made at Bris-
toll, in England, by a POOR weaver
named Thomas Blanket, who gave his
namc to the peculiar manufacture OF
woollen cloths.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

For UrAH.-Capt. McGinnis is en-
rolling company at indianapolis, and
Capt. Sweet, at Lafayette, Ind, to be
rendered to the Government for volun.
teer service in Utah.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

p@- The third Quarterly Meeting OF
the Methodist Church, for the present
year, IN this place will be held next Sat
urday ssd Sunday. Preaching on
Sabbath at the usual hour, by Rev. ].
w. Locke.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

~ Miss Keely, daughter of DIR. ].
w. Ksely, commenced teaching the
summer term of the Blooming Grove
school on last Monday.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

r"Horticulturist," has favored rs
with another interesting article for this
weeks paper, for which we return our
thanks.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

~ Aaron b. Line ESQ., is spoken of
as the Democratic Candidate for the
State Senate. The Democracy could
not make q better selection than to
nominate Mr.. Line,who if elected would
reflect great credit upon his constitu-
snts. Qan-rn-
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

- A meeting Of the Board of Di-
rs-tors, of the Franklin County Agri-
cultural Society, is called fer tomorrow
in BrookrilIe- See advertisement in
another column
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
A Celebrated Actor Converted.

The Now York papers state that Ed
win Forrest, the world renowned TRACE
dian, has recently experienced religion,
and will abandon the stage.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
Cincinnati Market.
Sweet Potatoe Sprouts.

The undersigned residing one mile north Of
Brookvile the Fairfield, Turnpike, is at present
engaged in Sprouting Sweet Potatoes from the
choicest selection Of seed TO be obtained in the
country and will be ready TO offer them for sale by
the 5th, Of May, when he would invite persons in
want Of Sprouts to give him call, as he promises
satisfaction both in price and quality.
inch 6. CIV WILLIAM p LARUE.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

pV- Mr.. p. Wilkinson, long resident
of Blooming Grove township, but late
of sheIbyvilIe, died at the latter place
on the 10Th, inst.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02

s1- 7. B. Cumming, Secretary and
Acting Governor Of Nebraska, died on
the 23d ult.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
Agricultural Notice.

TIIE DIRECTORS of the Franklin County Agr-
cultural Society, requested to meet at Brook
vile on Saturday, the third day Of April, 1858, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ. The names Of the Directors are
j. p. Brady, Jno. NJ. Jaques, G. ID. Moore, James
Wright, +. Il. A. Jeter, John ii. tanning, Jack.
Roberts, G. b. Bently, DIR. John ii. Quick, WIN.
Mcclure, Theodore Purcell, w. A. j. Glidewell, NJ.
NJ. Moore. BY order Of the President.
tmarch &c. A. b. LINE, Secy.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-02
HOW TO GET A WIFE!

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ture taken--show II TO your y-friends-cvery-
body knows that Chafco takes the most perfect and
beautiful pictures Of course, Of them will admire
IL, and by n certain hocus pocus you may have oc-
casion In spend 80 cents or dollar with the
'Brookville American" the price Of Marriage
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