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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-23

German CousOiaanttOu-DsmcaNy SIN ~ It's
The consolidation of North Germany is not
yet complete; nor, il we are to judge from
our recent cable and mail intelligence, are the
difficulties in its way diminishing. A cable
despatch, dated. Berlin, May q, and which we
printed in yesterdays HERALD, informs US OF
the discovery in Hanover Of q deep-rooted con-
spiracy, Involving several persons Of note. and
having for its object the assassination Of King
William and Count Bismarck. AT the same
time we gave details by mail Of the meeting Of
the Saxon Chamber of Deputies, at which the
new constitution for North Germany was
adopted-details which show the utter and alb
ject helplessness to which, in the Confedera-
ton, Prussia has already reduced her smaller
neighbors. The new constitution was accepted
by Q vote Of sixtyseven against seven; but
with scarcely an exception every speaker
openly and honestly avowed that II was sc-
cepted, not because Saxony approved OF it-iar
from that-but because Prussia commanded il.
With assassination plots Ia Hanover and such
unconoealed disanection in Saxony, the
ingenuity and energy of Bismarck are likely to
be sufficiently taxed before his proposed work is
fully accomplished. The death Of that statesman
might leave Germany more chaotic than war.
The state Of things which has thus been
brought to light confirms us in our opinion that
in the late difficulty with France, Prussia was,
perhaps, too sanguine Of success. The German
people love unity and for that they will do
much but they also love liberty, and for that
they may do moro.
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treason is not treason. and since we have been
bearing the present burden Of debt in the belief
that treason was treason, Is it worth while
bearing it any longers
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SH EET
New York, Thursday, May 81. 1867.
R E M 0 VAL.

The New YORK HERALD establishment is now
located in the new HERALD Building, Broadway
and Ann street.
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway near Broome
sreet-MxRRY WIVES WINDSOR.
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HOOLEY' OPERA HOUSE. Brookyu-FraroPrAy Mry.
sfRKLsr BALLADS AND BuRLKsouEs.-THK Flying Soup.
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THE BuNYAN TABLEAUX. Union Hall. corner of
twenty third street and Broadway, at s-MoyNc MN.
PIIGgIS's PRoGHKss-srxrY MAGNIrrcRsr
ScknEs Matinee Wednesday and Saturday at 90 O'Clock
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. col Bowery -CoMrc
vocALfsM NEGRO MfSsrRrLsY BuRLEsoUss BALLET DIVER.
risskMEN Ac.-THE FEMALE BLUE JACKETS.
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WoRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE, oppo
site New York HoteL-FRA Overwhelmingly
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE. Nos 2 and West
Twenty fourh street.-GRIFrrN CHRIsrYs MrNsrRELs -
ETHIOPIAN MrSsrRsLsy BALLADS. BuRLrsouss 6c.-TuE
BOGUS JAPANESE JuGGLERs-THz STATUE LovkR.
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SAN FRANCISCO MiNSTRELs, 5s5 Bro ldway, opposite
the Metropolitan HotellN ETHIOPIAN EyrrgrArN-
MErrs SINGING, DANCING BURLEsQuEs.-Tax FL YISc
SoUDs-InPERiAL JAPANESE TROUPE.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
street MERRY WIVES or WIspsoR '''' ''o'"'
woRRELL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo.
site New York HoeL-FRA DIAvoLA-CIsDERELLA
THEATRE FRANCAIs Fourteenth street and Sixth
avenue.-RIcHKLiEU.
GERMAN sTADT THEATRE. IS and A. Bowery-
zEHs MAEDcHEs usD KEN MASS-BAEDEKER.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Broadway.-Ta EAsuRr TRoyE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving pace-ruE IMPERIAL
TaoUrK JAPANESE THEIR WONDERFUL FEArs
IRVING HALL Irving pace.-GRAsp ANNUAL CONCERT
or siGsoRA 4. NALESrIM PAEAvALLI
ANFRANCTsco MiNsTRELs SIS Broadway, opposite
She Metropolitan Hotels THEIR ErHtoPrAs ENrEerArN-
SouDs-lsPKaAL JAPANESE TROUPE
tethe New York Hots.-IS rsER Sos9s DAScra Eccrs-
IRicrrIEs BuRLEsouEs, &c-CISpEH- III oS-CHIPs
OLD BLocK-THE JAPs.
FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE Nos. and West
ETHIOPIAN MrssrRsLsY. BALLADS BuRLrsouss, 6c-TuE
BOGUS JAPANESE JuGGLLRs-rHE STATUE Lover.
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. eol Bowery.--coxrc
vooAIisM NkcRo MiysrRrLsY BuRIEsoUss BALLET DIVER.
sisskxEN ac.-fHE FEMALE BLUE JACKETS.
HooLEY' OPERA HOUSE. Brooklya.-FraorrAS Mry.
sRELsr. BALLADS AND BuRLKsouEs.-THE PLYING SOUP
THE BUNYAN TABLEAUx Union Hail, corner or
fwenty.thrd street and Broadway at s-MovrSG Mn
SoSsEs. Matinee Wednesday and Saturday ~ O'Clock
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY sIs Broadway
TvISs-wesDSas y NArrRA. HISTORY scEScE AND Arr
TRIPLE SH r. ET
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KELLY Icons MINSrRELS 72l Broadway oppo-
cite the New York Hote.-IS SONGS DANCER Eccrs-
IRIcrnKs. BuRIEsouEs, &c-CrSpEE-LEoS-CmPs ruiz
OLD BLoCK-THE JAPs.
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. GIG Broadwav-
HEAD RicaI ARM or PRoRsr-THR WASHINGTON
TwIrs-wosDgas NATURAL HISTORY, SCIENCES AND ART
LkcruRRs DAILY. Open from A. NJ. til l0P. ~
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Now, however that we are rid Of him, we have
to deal with another class OF offenders. Who.
we ask is to blame Some say the Presi-
dent; some say Chief Justice Chase some
say Congress some say Judge Underwood.
The partsans Of each of these. we understand.
are very keen. or one thing, ut least, we ara
certain-the blame does not rest with the people.
We do not feel disposed to go in for any one Of
the above mentioned parties. Whether the
blame rests more with the President than with
the Judiciary, or more with Congress than
with either we are less certain than that Il will
be divided among them. II was equally in
the power Of the President, the Congress- the
Judiciary, to force on the trial. All have
failed. The people Of the United States have
been befooled and disgraced in the eyes Of the
world-and by whom. BY their acknowledg ed
and elected heads. Worse than that they are
being ground down by q system Of the most
meddling and oppressive taxation which any
nation has ever experienced. For what pur.
pose! To punish treason-treason which has
been declared impossible In the republic. BY
whom has this declaration been made By
their acknowledged and elected heads. We
have tried to put the question clearly before
the minds Of the American people, knowing,
as we do, that the instincts Of the people are
just and right, and that in the long run they
will respond 70 what Is true. We drop the
subject for the present by leaving to the con-
sideraton Of the great public two questions:
First-who Ia TO blame tor thls failure OF jus
tiosf Secoad since Justice has tailed. since
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IRVING HALL Irving pace-GRASp ANNUAL CONCERT
or sICsoRA L. NALEsTIN PAKAvALLL
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. IRVING place.-rHE IMPERIAL
TROUPE on JAPANESE ARTISTS THEIR WONDERFUL FLATS
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GERMAN STADT THEATRE As and a. Bowery-
lEHs MAEDcHES KEN MASS-BAEpEkER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Brutal Murder.

A young man lamed iierjamis shyers wa
killed at ST. Paul, IN Decatur County, on Sun
day night, by another named Robert Masseh
giil, under The iolloeing circumstance Mas
ssngilI had engaged tho company " youug
lady, aud asIed /, church with Ter, when
Shyers ,hsbsl him aside AID iook bis place =
Upon their return 10 thu ladys residence 4
fight ensued, during Which blow from heay,
stone injected wound lruln wa,eh Shyer
disd on Monday morning. Massotgi was al
lowed 10 have town, bu, was af,erward arrest
ed while eating lns bleak fast nj tie Moss IIous
Ia Greensbsrs, aud brought back 10 81. Pau
Tor examination. lie Was n rough lookiu.
customer, aud much intoxicated
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Accident.

On Thursday nigh, about midnight, while
John NJ. Bur, aud WIN. Moore were returning
10 buggy from Hamilton on business, aud
when within a mile aud half Of Indian Creek,
on the Oxford and Fairfield pike, having driven
ior,y-two miles. the mare became frightened
a, something, furiously kicked, aud then ran
oil, instantly throwing Messrs. Bur. and Moore
gu. Of the buggy. The mare having gol loose
from them, ran With The buggy 10 Indian Creek,
and up The creek some distance, when the line'
became fastened round broken wheel, aud
she stopped. Mare aud buggy found next da,
aud brought home. Mare badly hurt, buggy
much damaged, aud both men slightly injured
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
New Store at Trenton.

Messrs. f. X. Rockafrilar Jr. aud +. NJ.
Deike have opened a store in New Trenton
which they have fitted up in good style ant
filed with everything wanted oy the public IN
the shape Of Ladies Dress Goods, Gentlemen
Goods, Notions, Groceries, Has, Caps, Bon
nets, Boots, Shoes, Queenswarc. Glassware
Hardware, &c. These gentlemen will keep Q
frst-elass country store, aud intend to sell a
the loves. cash prices. We commend ihei,
enterprise and advise the people Of Highland
and White Water Townships aud Dearborn
County TO deal with them, as they viii get bar
gains BY so doing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Personal Difficulty.

We learn from the Connersville Times ,hat
personal difficulty occurred at Everion, last
Friday, between John Kerr and James p. Kerr
father aud son. The latter attacked his father
we learn, firing a, him twice with revolver
without effect. The former returned the fir,
with shotgun, discharging the contents o.
enc barrel into the bat Of bis SOU fortuna,el,
not shot hitting his head. Young Kerr wa
seriously wounded by ball from his own ro
volver, it is supposed, which was discharged a
it fell or was knocked from his hand during
The difficulty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Balloon Ascension.

Some Of The managers Of our County Fair
are preparing to add to the interest Of the oc-
cason BY having on one of the days of the
Fair Balloon Ascension. and the President
Ct the Society is now in correspondence With
the proper parties and endeavoring TO effect
an arrangement for it. The conclusion will
be definitely announced next week. We hope
this arrangement will be made, as il would add
greatly to the aitractiveness Of the Fair, and
give many Of our citizens an opportunity to
wiiIess What they have never before seen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Union Sunday school Picnic.

The Sunday Schools OF Uuion, Bunker I'LL,
Mt Carmel and Fairfield Churches are TO have
"a Celebration September llh, Saturday be-
fore the third Sanday,) !" the Grove near
Union Church (3akc AID Miller settlement
Invitation Ia extended Tor o,b,r schools to join
them. al assifeus of hsving good time IL
seeing the children e'j1y themselves ars res.
sc,iuily invited to be present by 10 o'clock
rh said day. With w,li-hl.d baskets. that none
nlsy depall "snhangeIel."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Leonard & simonson.

Attention is directed to the advertisement
in snoiher column OF Leonard 4 Sirnonson,
d. Goods Merchants Of Harrison. Mr. Leon
ard is probably the oldest dry goods merchant
IN the White Water Valley. Their stock EN-.
braces everything to be found in dry goods
store, and their prices are the very loves, IN
the market We advise our people give this
popular house trial. see the goods Tor them.
selves. and learn Messrs. Leonard 4 Sinron-
sons prices
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
q q. Biukley ESQ.

Il viii be seen from our notice Of The cleo
ton Of officers Of he Cincinnati, Richmond A
N. Wayne X. Il Co., that this Company has
secured the services Of our fellow ,osnsman e.
c. Binklsy Esq as Secretary. This isaaex
ecIlent appointments
Mr.. B.'s arrangements are such .ha, !, will
not be necessary for him 10 abandon his pro
fessIonal business here. but the 6rm Of iios
land. Dinkley 4 Jones will continue as here
sofore TO practice their profession n, this place
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
WOman's Work In The Civil Var.

The refining influence Of our patriotic and chris
tian women VAS strkingiy manifest ted in this war
they broue all the condolences and tendoruess
Of home TO the wards e suffering; put forth their
potent and magic il huencc early and late, in their
quiet homes and the tseotre OF active strife
danger, TO rouse, 10 cheer. and % sustain. While
this glorious record exalis woman's mission, u
shows what woman can do when inspired by q
worthy ambition. The lessons ef this book shpuid
be eleciually learned by every American woman,
just now when he, iufies- rights, and capacities
for labor are undergoing serious discussien. This
work Is prenarcd under tho sanetion and arpf.s al
Of the Sanitary and ChristaR Cenmiasions, and is
the only ono on the subject thqt makes any APP
proach to completeness. Itrccords the individual
iaboTs Of nearly GOO ladies, besides organized and
united effort. 500 pages Illustra'ed with 10
beautiful steel portrsits Ladies. Teachers. Chr
gymen, Young Men and experienced A gents
wanted to Canvass for the wo'k. Address, for
circulars, terms, re-. zEIGLER, NccURDY Z
CO., III W. Fourth street, Ciuc.Dn"t. Ohio.
July ~ SIX.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

A STIMULATING ToNIo--LuH DirrEts.-Good
health ID blessing. Tho way 10 enjoy such Il
10 take Wine glass full OF Btricklands Life Dlt.
tiers two or three times day. They create good
Rppetitej they strengthen tho stomaohl they cure
habitual Constlpation, Nervousness, and Head
ache, they make tho old feel young. IL YOU Wish
long life and good health, use strleklands Llfc
Bitleri. For sale IN bottles by Dr;ggis,s, and BY
the drink at all saloons and groceries.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
J. R. Cooley

Now occupies Kings siore.recm. and has a
new, neat aud clean stock OF Dry Goods and
Cloibing, Hats ADD Caps, Boots and Shoes,
School Books aud Novels, Ladies' Baskets,
Gents Shirts. Drawers. aud oil kinds Of Ito.
siery, Notions, Trimmings, &c, &c La,es,
style Hoop Skirts just received; also good
assortment, Of Groceries. All the aboye cheap
FOR cash or produce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Improysmcnts.

We ara always glad 10 note any improve
menis going on throughout the County, as they
are indicative Of prosperity. Our worthy friend
Asa Akers of Bath To~nship Is putting up n
very comfortable residence. Dr. Berenshaw
has purchased ,hree-acre lot ut Collers Cor.
ner. on which he intends TO erect u dwelling,
with view TO permanent rssideuee among
the good people Of the Corner
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

Mr.. David B. Smith Of Mt. Carmel has n
large and increasing patronage at his popular
store. lie keeps on hand choice assortment
Of Dry Goods aud Groceries Of all kinds, to-
ge,her with everything else usually kept in u
drstclass country store. being clever man
ani attentive 10 business, he deserves the Ell.
couragemeot Of the good peoplo.of Mt. Carmel
and vicinity.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Whitcomb Items.

II. s. Jacques is erecting beautiful little
cottage residence.
Mr.. William Becsley is preparing to cree; a
portable saw-milI near his residence in the
ioan Of Union. II will be 10 running order in
about four weeks The citizens generally
ought to give Mr.. b. a liberal patronage, for
he has lately met with serious loss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Mstamora Wooden Factory.

=. &. Haigh is driving ahead with the Meta
mora Wooden Factory, having !. now entirely
IN his own possession. lie has on hand good
assortment Of Wooden Goods asd Stocking
Yarns Of bis own manufacture. which be will
sell at the lowest cash prices, or will exchange
for Wool at the highest market price. Cal
aud see bis stock, and Judge for yourselves
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

One day last week the hrst turnpike bridge
above the ioll.gaie on Johnsous Fork broke
through while wagon loaded with wheat was
crossing Il on The way 10 Harrison, uuceremO-
uiously letting the driver, horses aud wagon
into The creek. Fortunately tho horses we're
bu, IuIs injured; the driver jumped out and
narrowly escaped; one wheel was smashed,
and only abou. three Of the dhy.iour bashels
Of wheat were lost
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

l. y. Beard Esq. has purchased Two acres
Of ground Of DAVID Dasse.l for The considera.
ton Of siGc, on which he eoa,vmplales erect.
ing shop aid dwelling,
John J. Noon Esq. has gold hia grocery and
property 10 Mr. J. yanIand,ng Cham ior s90O
Mr. V. de,isns TO open ltsseIass day good.
store aud grocery.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Harrison Items.

The Cincinnati Conference of the NJ. E.
Church have appointed Rev. J. P. Shuts as
Pastor Of the Methodist Church at Harrison.
A Union meeting will be held in the Town
Hall at Harrison on Monday evening next, 10
be addressed by Hon. job L. Stevenson, Hon.
Ben. Eggleston and Richard Smith Esq.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Married.

AT Connersville, on Wednesday, 4ih inst.
by Rev. j. w. Melender, Mr.. Elijah Mofitt ol
Brookville TO Mrs. Eliza A. Culley Of Faye,te
County.
IT'S done, and angels pure and bright
Uavs registered those VOWS above,
Smiling with JOY 20 find on earth
Two hearts so full Of perfect love.
Take her, and let her neor regret
Thst e'cr she gave her heart TO thee.
Twining around thee, like the vine
Around Its chosen tree.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Complimentary Tioket.

We have received complimentary ticker
for the sixteenth Annual Fair" OF Dratboru
County, TO be held Mt Aurora, commencing on
the 10th instant. The premiums on horses
are numerous aud liberal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

John Golfer Esq, has purchased the Touring
mill adjoining the WOODEN factory at Meiamora,
paying $4,000 therefor. We understand he
has taken possession, aud will soon commence
manufacturing -four.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
stova and Tin Store.

Mr.. IssHc Laliue continues to do thriving
business ut his Stove aud Tin Store IN Mount
Carmel. Ills assortment Of slDves and lin
~are embraces everything Ia that line wanted
by the people, and his prices are in accord
enes with the iimeA We are glad TO ehroui.
Gle his continued success Ia business.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

Ayor's Cathartic Pills

Y3yN A RE the most perfect purgatiye
IL !: !: ] &: !.
Cf-&< we tlshk, has ever yet been made
medicines Ia use. They are safe
and pleasant To take, hat powerful to cure. Their
penetrating properties stimulate the vital Aetlyi-
ties Of the body, remove tho ops,rae'lcns Of its
organs, purify the blood, and expol disease. They
purge out tho foul humors which breed aud grow
dlstemper, stimulate sluggish or disordcyed organs
Into their natural action, and impart tone and
strength 10 tho whole systom. Not only do they
cure tho every day complaints Of everybody, but
formidable and dangerous diseases. While they
proda,c p,woral effects, they At tho same time
Ia dimin.sLcd doses, tho safest and best physlo
that can 10 employed for chillron. Being sugar,
coated they are pleasant 20 tukci and, being pure
~ vegetable, are entirely harmless. Cures have
been made that would sarpass belief, were they
not subsiantiatcd by 'ucn Of such exalted chafao.
ter, ~ TO forbid the suspieion rf uptru,h. Many
eminent clcgymon aud Ikyfeians certify 20 the
pabiic the reliability Of our remedies, while others
have gen'us tho ufeurnnco Of their conviction
that our Preparations contribute Immensely 10
Tho relief OF our afflicted fcll0w.mon.
The Agent below named Is pleased % furnish
gratis our American Almanac, containing dircc-
tons for the use fthese medcinosand certificates
Of their cures Of the following eomplaints.--
Cosliveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropty, Heart burn, Headache arising from foul
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Mcr>id fnaciion Of
the Bowels aud Pain arising therrirom, Flaulen
cy, LOIS ofAppetitc, all Diseases which require nm
evaeuan, medicine, They also, by purifying tho
blood and stimulating tho system, cure many COM
plants which Il would not be supposed hey could
reach. such ns DEAFNESS, Partial BLINDNESS, Neu-
ralgia aud Nervous Reliability, Dsrangements Of
the Liver aud kidneys. 0oui, and other kindred
disorders AIMING from low state OF the body, or
obstruction Of It's functions.
DO not DO pu' oil by unprincipled dealers With
other preparations on which they make moro profit.
Demand Ayers and take others. The sick
want the best aid there Ia for them, and they
should have u.
Prepared By On. J. C. AyER 4 Co., Lowell,
Mass,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Farms Soil.

George and Henry &. Barber have sold their
iarm mar New Trenton TO CosbIy IIaJson for
5000. pau eaAh and afl on time. The Bar.
beers design moving to Missouri this Fall
Thos H. Rlbens Esq. OF Bath Township
has sold 90 acres Of land to David Bassell loi
$1,000
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
For the Oldest couple living together from
Dress-Making.

Mrs. Ann Swan has recently commenced
the business Of Dress-Making in Fairfield
She is most worthy woman, and will give
satisfaction with her work. The people Of
Fairfield and vicinity should give her liberal
patronage, aud no doubt they will
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06

II 10 announced that Gen. John A. Logan Of
Illinois will address q mass meeting OF the
Union party at Hamilton, Ohio, on the ilth
lnslant
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Fsyetts County Fair.

Special trains arc running on the w. w. V.
r. r. each day this week during the Fair a,
Coanersville. Train leaves Brookville ut =
o'clock A. NJ, returning about 6 p. NJ
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Premium on Base Ball.

Al the Dearborn County Agricultural Fair,
premium Of City dollars will be awarded in
a match gamo Of base ball. TO be played on the
grounds on the las, day Of the Fair
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers nj private sale Bis Farm
Il Of VS aorcs, situated just East OF Brootvllle,
close to the Nj. Carmel PIKE, and on good eoun-
~ road. The farm Is well wa,ered, With never.
iasirg well, pench ard apple orchard. and good
timber. There Il large c'cp Of peaches new on
the ,res., Witch no will sell separate from The
farm. Trims reasonable.
aug % aw ISAAC PRICE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Short Articles.

A veteran observer remarks that tho shorl
articles in newspaper are usually the flst tc
be read aud the longest TO be remembered.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
New Subscribers.

Rockafellar Il Deike, New Trenton.
George 5. Babbit,
q. W. Snyder,
Saln'l Abercromble,
w. w. Gold, Harrison.
Lewis Il. Price, Brookyille.
Martin Warner Jr., Laurel.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-06
Died.

On Tuesday night, 27sh uls, Of .eonsump-
ton, Oliver Abererombio Of White Water
Township, aged 30 years.