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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
Excursion to New York City
BILLIARDS PANORAMA

TAKES THR SPECTATOR MILES
j through the Streets Of New York City, faith.
fully showing the Business, Bustle and Confu-
sion Of city life. d.,
he has q view of more than 10, 900 Horses and
Carriages, and upwards of 1000 People!
PROFESSIONS, Military Companies, Bands OF
Music, Shipping, Steamboats,, &C.
At each exhibition an Explanatory Lecture
will be given, giving much valuable knowledge
of New York and its people, of great import
ance to o stranger, and VI general and instruct
i've information to everybody. .rr
WARRINGTON HALL,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, Jan.
81 and Feb. ] and 2, at 4 o'clock.
Also, Matinee Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
Doors open one hour before the Panorama
moves. Admission Is Cents. No half price.
jan3O4t u. WELLEVER, Manager.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
New York Prize Assoc'atio'
'7" $50 Ryssxwsy, New ysss.

~ ,s'H- 80
TeasthsrI With . lsrr ss~ortmsbi as
xiegat JegeU valued 81 toS W
trIbdtsd Dfofows
? ,.as 10 ..iss 2 s< 49, is "a
knvsSpes and vol sired 90 IT.
sentsA ~ snyel0pe CONTAINING '9sn aw
b. drawn without choice. and d,l'6'1g
ehaser After sesine what article i ang,z.
vainslwhich nav BE- fron Ops 20 ff-s hg -
Dollsn-csn thss, on payDssi q Or.
receive the article nsmsG. or msy stthsir
tSs "a; .aSs si 1sis,' i Ry.ry Tielst da-. -
worth One Dollar, or more. Rrso BAL
Our pstrsas sss depsnd Oh pnaspi .s,F
k%rsaa y resarp mall or dsiI1srdaGrss
r,eeint Or ysjashls Gins FROM a., s,g
on rs II orr once, among whom 70 I"
Hftts& q rsi,I %. sJ.eA
wstsb, ysaaesxn. Mrs B~sbsit 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
The Celebrated Pacing Horse
Kentucky,to be Given Away.

THfS H0RSE Is WELL KNOwE AZ ONE
J. Of the fastest PAGERS IN the country. having
made his mile In 26. He won I've races last
fall, and took the first premium At the West vir.
giBia STATE Yatr 5n October. - tbs tine Dexter,
Pztchr1i and other celebrated horses were thsrs.
-Ksntucky and the following stk@r ,yaiusbls
premiums, vIl be given away, 81 special perrnis
siou Of the conffbEsfener Of Internal Revenue.
az Washington Guernsey county. Ohio. On the
I'D Of February, bCT 4.V 80
LIST or PEEurNs.-HEentaeky, tSa Cham.
pioa PAGER, Es,Uo, . fine Singers Improved
Family Sewing Naebibe vbie6 took Tie Ffzt
Premium At tia VIVA Stzte Fsir, tita ] fne
SILVER HnntiHg Case American Watch. CO. !
fine Silver Hunting Case Lever Watch, ~ I
fne Silver Hunting Cee Levef Watch, 20. !
dne Silver Hunt11g Case Lever watch, szS.
Number OF Tickets limited ia 23e. Tickets
One Dollar each Evsp ticket VIII draw sprt1s
Horth from ~ cents to S2,p0,
-Kentueky can be U<a u the stabhe G..
-Beynerf 1FashingSou. Ohio The Sowing Ma
shine can be snen nj Howard A0rteas, Isl Main
Street.. :HheehDg- Tbs ftsEsnt E.tehes are on
exhibition AZ tbs Store Of Hessns scott
q H~ernegrn ~ Main Street. Wheeling J: Va
Tscketsean be hsz by addressing Il d. Rofoek-
or & Co, NJ Eashipgtna. Gusrsey eeupty GAO.
and at The fei lowing nsmed places: John Balls
Hotel Ehceling Eaifs Szlooa, Nsrfey Street,
y. Beutsrs Saloon. hsis Street, and e Renners
Hotel, Centre Whs<iinE 90 = H Gbld
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
q DECALC0MANIEl
Beautiful Pictures!
a4aa...I H. Fine Engrayings,
HOLIDAY PRESERTSt

&J2P0RCELAIS PICTURES Before pur
chasing yoar Holiday Presents, do not fail 10
call at III Main Street, the only place where
Decalcamanie material can be obtained. h't"
STERB0SC0PRS, with . great variety of pleas.
ing and interesting views, embracing White
Mountain Scenery, and the majesty and beauty
Of Niagara
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS IN great variety
from the exquisite nttle linotype and Fairy
Albums, to the large, shgant quartz. -I-,
!, WRITING DESKS. SHE'LL BOXES. WORK
BOXES, WALNUT BRACKETS, in great
variety, elegantly finished. l go %
Pictures enlarged TO any sire. and finished in
WATER COLOR, INK, and OIL in the best
style of the art, at short notice. Satisfaction
guaranteed. A.C. PARTRIDGE & co.
III Main Street
A. c.7rlsTMpGE,y 4rr rfi V,
{. r. cRfrCHHRsos. ) rg3 8. "t'
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State Of West virginia,

Ohio County Circait Court, January Rntes
1867.
Lewis Lunsford rs. Robert Ray apd George
Erdner. In Chancery.
V,HE OBJECT OF THIS SUIT Is TO RE
i COVER OF the defendants the Jun of SEX
with interest thereon, from Sept. 4th, 1863
until payment and a decree for the sale of tn,
tract of land in the bill described.
And il appearing from an affidavit fled in th'
cause that the defendants are not residents
Of this State, on the motion OF the plaintiff
1t is ordered that they appear here within one
month after the due publication and posting
of this order and attend to their interest in thi,
suit. MICHAELJ J. BRElNIG
A COPY. Teste: J. BREINIG,
HOLIDAY, for Complainants. Clerk.
febl-1t aw4w
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
..preys,,i.u Il. Better Than Cure"

"Preventisn IL Better Than Cure"
Is au old adage, and must have been
written before Co.'s DYSPEPSIA CURE
was discovered, for one bottle has, in
many instances, cured Dyspepsia in its
worst form, whereas it would take one
q lifetime to learn to $ live as to pre-
vent this troublesome disease.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
"Healine on Its Wings,'

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
som long spell Of sickness, wc assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptie Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH eco,
decI Proprietors.
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!, Mrs Kyle Mn. 49,.
Dress and Cloak MaEeH

to1 Aatn Dsree@
sovsv - Hssy sk1st NsssfsftsfD .xsss
TakL-y =,
Ssr.ls z d ~ssFs ID - r
- - 8: 8 e: .::sSsssssss:sl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
MERCHANTTAlLORs

b. FaIloure's CONFECTIONERY, Il
MONROE ST. NEXT TO MLURE HOUSE,
Is The PLACE To GET YOUR
Il Oysters in every style / have a saloon 1T
ted up expressly Tor Ladies and Gents. We'd
dings and other parties wfrl be supplied IN good
order. Public and private suppens promptly ut
noyi4sn FINK FALLOURK
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

IN Important TO Gardeners.
WE WOULD CALL THRATTEN-
w TON Of AL PRACTICAL Gardrners 60 the ad
vantage Of putting in their orlers for seeds early,
as there are many varieties very short fhis
season. - saF Eav -+a
We propose taking orders Tor seeds, sending
them ON to David Lardneth & Son. Of Philadef
phia, the only reliable seedsmenI and there have
each order put up separately, render the pur-
chaser the original invoice, and charge him Ian.
drethisptioe& A full and complete stock Of seed
on hands through the season.
PRYOR BOYD & co,
Agricultural warehouse and Seed Store, Ne. 10
Vain Ssrect, Wheeling. w. Va jan7
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

cTEAMBOAT PRINTING
- promptly and handsomely done ct THE
WILLING REGISTER
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

EEENCH AND GERMAN ACCORDEONS,
i Conccrtinas. Banjos, NiOlins, Guitars, Flutes,
Flies, F1ageolets, Tuning Forks strings for Guitar
and Violin, Bows, Rosin, Bridges. Guitar and
Violin Trimmings with every article in the mn.
sic line, for salo low ut WILLIAM Ii. SHIELDS
Music Store, No. l39 Main Street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01

INDIGO, MANILA, INDIGO SP. FLOAT.
i Gopperas, Chip LogwoOd, Fustic. At
.r .LAUGHLIS, SMITH L. co.
g-r.-.Y Wholesale DIuggists-
,ARRBTS SNUFF, MATCHES, BAKING
u Powders, Backing, Resin. At t.a.gE.T
LAUGHLIS, SMITH Co,
Wholesale Druggists.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-02-01
Terms, by Mail. in Advance.
DAILY REGISTER.

ons veal! q 50 4 Three months-...$ 10
SiI wsptbs....... 4 90 One month";. IS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

"Chrnicle,' the indianapolis cores.
pendent Of the Cincinnati Gazede, writes
Dec. 10th:
There II nervousness among whisky
men, In this State. over seizures that have
been made at different places for alleged
violation Of internal revenue laws. The
brewery Of Elmer. at Evansville. which
was seized in September, was forfeited last
week. after n trial had IN the u. s. Dis.
'srics Court. An appeal was taken TO the
Circuit Court. o bond. for. costs being fled
IN the snm ofelo, 900. ~
This morning another very important
Ease came up, that against Fnnkhouscr 4
nan, of lafayette, whose disiillery was
scizcd IN septcmbcr ny a special agent
dispatched here by Secretary McCulloch
for the purpose. The violations ara alleged
10 amount to SO. $50. 100 ssilt ln
This morning, learn that the distileries
At Shclbyvlle aud Cambridge City have
been seized In The case OF the one st
Shelbyvillo. the specific violation alleged
Il the shipment OF fiity barrels Of whisky
a car load. marked mica Tho Cam
bridge City men are charged with the ship
mont cf one hundred barrels to Chicago
without payment ofiaxes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
An Ohio Congressman Murdered.

Hon. Z. ). Hamilton, member of Con
gfe~ from tho Eiehth District Of 0hio,wa'
murdered by his son Thomas, youth o.
seventeen, last Sunday forenoon. Thomas
had lately been pronounced insane. and
the family hlrl been warned to watch him
closely y. II sye,as that Mr., lIaniIton was In
the yard, md that his con approached him
from beh.ud aud struck him a blow on the
right side OF the head with an AK. killing
him instantly. After numbering Con
gresham Hamilton, his son, frenzied
with blood returned 10 the house and sue
ceeded in indic,ing seven woupds upon a
younger brother before he could besecured.
he is now hopeless, raving, mamie,
Hon. Mr.. Hamilton had just returned from
Washington. ir ef
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Auditor Of State.

go The time for the meeting Of the Repub.
: lican State Conventions having been fzed
bytheSiaie Central Committee, it is advisa-
bic that the claims ofindividuals for the
various State Offices be presented to the
pubIie. AID We therefore take the liberty
iofourging the nomination of J. d. Evans
, Esq, Of indianapolis, as the Republican
candidate for Auditor Of State. Mr.. Evans
was formerly residentoi Noblcsyille, Ham
ilton CO.. Ind, and comes before tho peo-
pie with arecord Of which any man might
be proud. A, the commencement Of the
war he arranged his business aud entered
, tho service, and for three years battled for
Ibis country, and ihat, too, at heavy
sacrifice to his private interests. Hc now
asks from the people their support for a
Office for which he 10 we'll qualified, and
which he sjustly entitled to. We con.
slider him eminently fitted for the position,
having business qualifications Of tho lrst
order, strictly honest, attentive. and
thoroughly capable Of conducting the
affairs Of the Office. Will our friends give
him their support
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Business Of the Morgan Raid Commits

We yesterday noted the fact that the
Morgan Raid Commission was holding i'm
fnal session in the Office Of the Auditor Of
Stste. They concluded their Iabofs yestcr.
day snd adjourned sine die. The om-
mission was authorised By the last session
of the Legislature, for the purpose OF
hearisg and determining the claims Of
citizens Of this State for damages which
were inflicted, during the John Mvrrap
raid in the Spulberp portion Of iodiana
in the year isda In aceordapce With The
resolution Of The Legislature. the Cover
ner appointed Hon. John 1, Morrison,
Col, John McCfep. of Monroe, aud Ccl.
Smith Vswter Of Jennings; aud Gen,
Thomas i Browne, Of Randolph, was 80.
lected AZ States Attorney. The Coumis
sion organized by the election OF Mr..
Morrison M Chairman, and W, L. Brown.
ing, Of Bloomington, as Clerk. Their
labors have been nrdueus anu proiracied
From General Browne, we lea n that the
eutue amount OF claims presented was
something over sl70 0u0 The claims nj.
lowed amounted to slll ,96l u, Of which
SI1 900 worth AROSE from damages inflicted
BY soldiers in the United states service.
aud $500 900 from damages BY the 'ebels'
The balance i made up from damages by
State troops, aud from uuknown sonrcce,
All the claims presented have been exam
ined aud determined upon, excepting about
FIVE thousand dollars worth, which was not
prosecuted. The repor, Of the Commission
viii be prepared within ten days and sub
mitied 10 Governor Baker. Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

- Through the Kindness and courtesy oi
T, Chandler Esq, General Ticket Agent
.ef.lshs ladisns Central r. r.. and y. NJ
Avery Esq., Superintendent Of the White
'wstsr Valley r. r., We have been made
1smilinf With The arrangement recently
effected By the officers Of The Chicago 4
.Gsst Eastern, White Water Valley, and
Indians Central Railroads, BY which ar
r>~rsmept trains on thssethrec roads now
connect with each other. There are three
upward passenger trains aud also three
asvn~srd passenger trains, two upward
ssisht trains and two downward freight
wslns, mating ten trains now running
daily on The White Water Valley. Road.
s,nIs will DO sces by reference 10 the new
Time rlbIs, published In another column
thar passengers can start FROM Rockville
81 s;45 A. N. and arrive at Indianapolis
10 minutes before l o'clock =. ~, re-
naming there all4 pm, aud returning
TO BrookvilIs same evsning at $3.50, thus
going 20, AID rssuraiag from the Capital
City the t.ne day, besides remaining In
shs, city four hours and ten minu'es-s
fest heretofore uaheard Of By Franklin
Cosu,y people, Or, you can start from
BrooksiIls at $50 p. NJ, arrive at Indian
'spolis Ia I've hours time, e o'clock A.
NJ and remain there till 4 Sn the after
aeon, getting back home at s:35 as above,
shus having time 20 transact whole days
business by doing your travelling at night.
"a Going 70 Richmond, you start from
here e:45 A, N. or $50 y. M and arrive
there l0;45 A. Nor 1855 p. N. Return
ing from Richmond, you can start 5:25
A. NJ, $40 A. N. or go P. NJ, and arrive
10 Brookville s:l2 A. NJ, lO:i7 A. N. or
SIS p NJ. ,Gahe ,ai a,mesr asii
Going 20 Chicago, you start at s:45 in
the morning, aud arrive in that city at
1880 10 the evening Of the same day; or
you can start at $50 10 the evening, and
arrive there at 1905 ncxt morning. Re-
turning, you leave Chicago Z A. NJ, and
arrive in BrookviIle s:35 P. NJ; or you can
start from that city at Or. NJ, and arrive
here 1p;47 next morning.
70 The upward day freight train leaves
Droekviile At 7:30 A. NJ. and tho upward
night freight trim leaves at 1880 p. NJ.
The downward day freight train leaves
Rockville at 1892, NJ, and tho down
ward nighl.freigh. train leaves lli50 P. N.
The aight-freight trains meet at Brook
vile. -
$50 The arrangement is such as will give
entire satisfaction to the travelling public
OF this region. and also greatly facilitate
The transportation Of freight in any d.
rection. The White Water Valley is now
yon an equality with any other section of
/. the country Ia the matter Of railrond ac.
mmodations-thanks to tho enterprising
managers Of the w. w. V. Il, r,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
NO CURE-ALL.

But II you want medicine that will cure chron-
&c mot inaaminatory) kheumstism, Mgmps. sore
Throat, S~cings, Old. sorss, Bruises, rootha che.
Headache, lnsect Stings, Pains In tho Back and
Chest. also. internally, Diarrh@i, Dysentcry,
Collie, Groups and v.miting, YOU have u In DR..
Tobias' Wonderful Venetian Liniment. Itn
falls v hen used according to tho directions. Ev
cry drop of IA. pat up by DR. 1ubiashimsell, ana
he has done 30 for nineteen years. tits medicine
IL known throughout the world The beet ply
pelans recommend It. Thousands Yf certificates
Ca. be seen ut the depot, SO Cortlandt Stieot
No family having children. should bo without "a
In case Of Group. Thousands Of children are
saved by Il annually. Use IL whom first taken nc
cording TO the directions, and you Will never lose
q child. Ladies will End IL valuable In eradicat.
ing plmples and blolches. Only 90 cts. and ~
per botue. sold by the dfuge lists throughout tho
pnitsd states and In Europe. Depot, SO cort-
landt Rlfoet, New York. dee ~ I'm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27

TnB audersignsd, appointed by the Circuit
i Court Of Franklin County, Indiana, Commits
iobef fof that purpose, luneis previously soia al
private sae.) will, on the pfemlses,
On Sorwdoy, Jon1oryiih, 1868,
al o'clock 7. NJ, typese 10 iale 81 public sue'
lion tract of land ordered 10 be sold IN the casa
% tusan bsekhouse W. John u. nacthoase aud
othela, nov pending ~ fnid Court, and situate In
said County, 10 witt
The West Half 81 The Southwest Quarter Of
Section Is, Town y, Range 2, containing 30 acres
nero 90 les. r-s
plds Cor the zane a. private sale " be received
by tbs undersigned nj the ofice Of Holland, Blink.
10y Jones, brookviile, Indiana, Until the It'll
day " January, 1908.
TERMS uF third purchase money
down on day Of sale, ope.third IN one. and the 70.
naming thiid In two ysars thereafter, deferred
payments .eund by note With interest, waving
vsius,ion aud aprrsissmslt laws, snd BY mort
gage on The prepises.
@. G. BTTRLEy, commi'sisner.
Holland. DInkley jones, Attya ~ q
pocemb,r ", iec7-4v.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
LIST O. PRIZES.
PRIZES AMOUNTING TO $3.50 .e50l
PLAN or the LOTTERY.

The numbers, iron 20 2.oOe. on separate
slips Of paper, are encircled in tin tubes aud plae-
ed in glass wheelb BY the sworn COMMISSIONERS
the prizes are similarly encircled aud placed in
another wheel. number IL drawn by n blind.
folded boy, and at the same time, prize Is drawn
In the same maonerj both are opened and efhio.
tied 40 the audience that number being cutitied
~ the prize drawn with IL. This operation is re
peated until all the prizes are drawn.
The above magnificent scheme Willie drawn IN
Ttblic In CovingtVn, Ky ON the 3ist day Of De-
ecmber, 1857, being tho GREAT HOLIDAY
DRAWING OF the year.
These Lotteries are chartered and authorised
by the Legislature, and are conducted undsr the
supervision Of three sworn scpmlnissioners. APP
lolned on behalf ~ the State 10 see that justice
l. done To all. The, are not gift enterprises, bat
responsible money fnstitptions. which have been
successfully c.nducted since 1n27. ana have many
more years to ~ n. Bends 10 large amount are
filed TO secure the pay mrnt Of all prizes.
The odsiai list ~ numbers drawing prizes will
be published IN the New York Herald, Chicago
Papers. Cincinnati Daily Commercial, aud Iin-
ciunati German papers.
Address all orders for tickets -
MURRAY, EDDY A CO.,
doc 2o.2w Covington, Ky.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
To Owners OF Horses.

THOUSANDS or HORSES DIE YEARLY
from Colo. THIS need not be. pf, Tobias
Venetian fiorre Liniment will ptbitvtly cure er
CRY case, " given when frat ta1en' The cost y.
only one dollar Every oweef OF hv'se should
have a bottle In his stable, ready tot use. II IL
warranted snpe Tor TO anything else tor the cure
OF cuta, Wind GRllf, sweliings, Sore Throat,
gpraIns, Bruises. Old sores, No, Tha Linimen'
IL 20 new remedy. IL has been used ani APPROX
Oh OF for 20 years by the arst horsemsn Ia the
eountfy, 0Iyon 10 "a Oyes driven horse. " sets
like magic. Orders are constantly received from
the racing stables OF England for "a. Tho eee.
bIated Hiram Woodruff, OF trotting fame, ased 10
for years, and saldit II far superar TO Any other
hs haa tried. Reoollset. Dr.. Tobias venetian
Hvrss Llnlmsnt L. put up In pint bottles, Take
no other. Sold BY The Druggists and ssddisrs.
Depot, 50 costlaudt Street, New York.
- dec g5.ln
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Gu, Of Money.

The members of tho Georgia Convention
who went to Millcdgeville to get funds
from the State Treasury, was unsuccessful
and members Of the Convention q are
not able to borrow any money
There was an excited debate in the
Convention on Monday, over the failure
To- get money from the State Treasurer.
The convention adjourned ill the eighth
of January. A detachment Of troops left
Macon Monday night for Milledgcville,
and the supposition is that General Pope
intends to viudicate his authority.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
FAN Of The State House Dome.

The inside dome over the Representa-
tives Hall, in the State House, fell about
2lo'clock on Sunday morning with loud
noise. making general wreck Of the desks
and furniture ia the hall. Fortunately, il
did not break through tho second floor,
but the damage is extensive. and it will
probably cost several thousand dollars to
repair il. The entire building 10 old, and
this accident indicates gcneral insecure.
y, The anal result may yet be a new
State House. ~ lt $3.50
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
New Hampshire Republicans for Gen,
i-bl t'tt t Grant.

The following is the resolution, respec-
ting General Grant adopted BY tao New
Hampshire Republicans, at their late Con.
I veniioni - ipdf1'a' 80 l.'.'3
Re.oipea, That ID behalf Of tho loyal
people OF New lIampshire, wo do hereby
proclaim, a. our and their ltsi choice for
eexs President Of the United States Gen.
erpI Ulysses s. GRAFT, who led our armies
10 victory and our country 10 pcuuc, ke-
ticent aud sngacious In council, telf pos.
,essed aud daring Ia battle. modest aud
vasnanirnous In victory. be Il frs, IN tho
copadeace and arst ia The hearts Of his
eountryuen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
New Railroad Advancement.

An arrangement has bcon effected be.
tween tho indianapolis 4 Cincinnati and
the Chicago Il Great Eastern Railroads by
which the former will hereafter bave the
exclusive management of the latter, con-
veying passengers and freight. The out
RACES that have been perpstrated on the
line OF the Great Eastern by long suffer
ing creditors are, we trust, now at M
end. II journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
DisfilIsrv Forfeited.

The trial in the United States District
Court against Frinkhousor & Bell, Of
Lafayette, whose distillery was seized last
September, resulted in tho forfeiture Of the
whole concern, including three hundred
aud eighty four barrels ofwhisky. Three
parties clam to DO informers. ADD this
question will DO settled on the 18th Of
January. a' t3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
Heavy Claim AGAINST Russia.

A Mr.. Perkins, of Massachusetts,, has
fled claim with the House Committee
on Foreign Affairs for 100000 against
the Russian Government for powder and
arms furnished. Mr. Seward has already
Endorsed the business Of the claim, but be
is very much disturbed at its appearance
now .. s.I. -a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-27
A Man Murdered on tho Street.

A man named Herman A. Smith was
fatally shot on Fifth street, near Sycamore,
CINCINNATI, last Sunday evening. lie was
taken to the Commercial Hospital, where
he died about an hour afterwnrd. The
assassin, whose name IL supposed to be
Hoover, escaped.