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The national Republican., 1867-02-06
GOV MENT SALE

n Y " u ~ M u ~ . n II Il
The property known a. the CONVENIENT TAN.
merry AND STEAM sAw.MtLL, " with seventy. i've
acres Of land, near San Antonio, Texas
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received mp to
t day Of March, 1857 for the purchase Of rs acres
Of land lmore or lsssD together with the buildings
erected thereon, and the aPpurtenAnees Apperainng
that 10 to say:
| ONE TAENRRY,
| Containing Twelve Stone Lime Watts;
PIfTY-Two WOODEN WATTS,
SEVEN STONE POOLS
ONE STEAM SAW MILL, capable OF saving 1000
| feet Of Lumber daily.
ONE SMALL STONE BUILDING.
The above property is situated about two miles above
San Antonio, the San Antonio river and the water
conducted to the establishment BY Of hewn stone
laid In cement.
The land was purchased aud improvements made by
the late so-calsd Confederate Government aud are
timAted TO have cost $50, 900 In gold.
The property has been under lease for the year $780,
at monthly rent Of $500 payable in advance A so.
cured title In fee simple will be given by the United
States Government
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Goyernm en-
TAnnsry and Saw. Mil, - and addressed 70
J. b. KIDDoo,
Brew: MAJ. Gen. Asst. Com. Bureau r., =. and A. L.
lAlI.td Galveston, Texas.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The COMMENCEMENT OF THE FREsHET-DE-
srRUcYIoN or PORTION or THE LoEa BRIDdE.-
At about IL o'clock on Monday night, the expected
breaking up Of the ice on the Potomac commenced,
being induced by the swift current Of the river,
which had been swollen by the contributions Of nu.
merous tributary streams. The freshet Is attribu.
table TO tho recent thaw, and will doubtless do
much more damage previous to It's subsidence. A
short time after the breaking up Of the Ice huge
blocks Of Ice violently hurled against tho
tire Of the Long Bridge, and, failing to create any
impression at that point, owing to the shalowness
Of the water, changed 'front.' and sweeping In an ir
resistibe mass TO tho right and left made an as-
sault the draw bridge, near the Virginia shore,
which was partially destroyed.
At the eastern terminus Of the bridge the damage
done was still more serious several hundred feet Of
the old structure being carried away, and three
four spans Of the new railroad bridge undermined
and sunk by the violence Of the food. The last
train passing over the bridge was the 73o freight
train, at which time there were no indications Of
the coming freshet. No trains will probably cross
the bridge for some weeks TO come.
Yesterday the appearance Of the river reminded
one Of tho Arctic regions the blocks Of Ice being
piled in immense mounds between the Sixth street
wharf and the bridge. This sea Of ice Is not con-
fined to the vicinity of the shore, but extends half
way across the river.
which II was generally believed would begin to
move at high tide, at about 10 O'Clock and which
II was thought would do still greater damage to the
bridge, the wharves and the small crafts in winter
quarters along shore. Flood tide came and went,
however, and although the current was rapid, the
fields Of ice still remained immovAble Tomorrow,
however, should the weather be warm q grand
smAsh.up may be expected. A large number Of
persons visited the eastern end OF the bridge yes
terday, and seemed greatly interested in the pro.
gress Of the freshet. Large quantities Of lumber
drifted upon the Ice below the bridge, and wa,
gathered up BY scores of boys and mon, who ven.
tured from block to block to their imminent peril
During the afternoon boy by the name Of Gala.
han fell from the wharf into the stream, and wai
saved from watery grave only through the brave
and commendable exertions of q boatman, who,
with self.possession seldom witnessed, launched q
frail ski into the rapid current, and by tho exer
else Of the most astonishing skill accomplished hii
rescue
Whenever the breaking up Of this immense accu
mutation Of ice does occur, great injury must neces
sarily be the result, not only to the two bridges
but to the shipping at the wharves. The owners o.
vessels below the bridge taking every means tC
preserve them from the further effects Of th,
freshet.
The canal Is nearly full, and gradually rising
At Tenth street the water Is nearly as high as II
was last spring, and cellars below the Avenue ar,
flooded to such an extent as to render them n
| present uselsfa
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TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.

CHEZ QUARTERHLBrRR's g OFFICE, D
DKPor OF WAsHIN0ToE,
WASHNGToN, D. O., Jan, 81, 1867.
BY order OF the QuRrteTmAIteT General, the Lumber
used IN the construction Of the Fair Buiding corner Of
Seventh street and PonnsylyAnA avenue, will be sold
At auction, on SATURDAY, February o. at l2 o'clock
noOh, under the supervision Of BrsVet Lieutenant Coll
onSl James Moore, Ao.h at the Government Lumber
Yard near The foot Of sixth street. consisting Of about
~, $3.50 feet timber, joist and seantling, (nSW.)
81 66l feet timber and boards, (Old.)
90 window frames, % sash, and 10 doors
Schedules containing full descriptions Of this lumber
may be had By application to Colonel Moore pTeVious
TO day Of sale.
Purchases mast be removed within ten days frsm
days from day Of sale.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
BreVst Brig. Gen. CHAB. II. T0MPKINB,
Deputy QuArtsTnAstsr General,
hl'h Acting Chief Q. n, Depot Of WLIhingtoa,
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nMI1sEMENTSJ A

NATIoNAL EATRE,
IN Psnnsyiv.sis avenue near will.rd's Hotel.
THIS "WEDNESDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY Q, 1867,
Third Might Of the Triumphant knEssemsnt Of the
Wis. ,. W. LANDER,
fIuLlsi, q BSiw.r's .I.I..:ssps.bis Pi.y, in Az:
Acts, entitled the
with an us,xcIF4ESsHsLz H4Ra q hTSSsi Sss4.
TOMORROW, Fourth Aygs.r.ns. Of Mrs. Lander,
RRTDAY, BENETTT on MRS. LANDER.
No R1tr. charge for reserved seat. in advance;
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.
GRAND oRAroRo.
HAsDELY MESSIAH
VIII Be slvsn' b. rs9usst
ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, PEbRUARY
T.: tgIsS5F ySs;,a. IT, yIll .Pg:
Mr. . :; cA6LIiELp, eosiIsiiO.
NJ J. J. WINCH, B~.o of the Handel and Haydn
Chorus Of nearly one hundred voices. sustained BY an
orchestra q over iy.n.y pieces.
No extra charge for reserved seats.
Sal. Of seats will commence on Saturday February 2,
at hetierott's husis Store.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Owing 70 The i9e.p.sity q III. hall to accommodate
on FRIDAY EvENiNd, PsSrusry 8 The sane .ft.tss
Seats may be secured At MstIerotts Music Store after
10 o'clock q. m. Tuesday, Pebruaryt6.
No extra charge for secured seats.
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PROPOSALS FOR PERFORMING
PARTMENT.

L UhoI oOAlAO roH
i SANITARY WORK OF oUARTERMAsTER's DE.
PARTMENT.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT or PwAsHISGroS,)
OFFICE OF CHEF QuARrRRNAsrER, }
WAsHISGros, d. c., Jan. 81, 1857
Sealed Proposals invited at this once until ~
o'clock, noon February l6 1857 for the removal Of all
sink deposits, ashes and dead public animals from the
various barracks buildings, Gc, owned and occupied
by the various branches Of the War Department in and
about this city, Ito be designated by the Chief Quarter
master, Department Of WIshipgtOn for the period Of
one year from March l, 1887.
Bidders to furnish E necessary materials and labor
for performing the work, and to give bonds to be
euted upon the award Of the contract In the
OF ave thousand dollars for the faithful performance Of
the same.
Payments to be made monthly.
Should the amount Of work required during the
period Of the contract be either increased decreased
then propoTonAto increase or deduction to be made
In the monthly payments.
Lists Of the places to be visited and statement Of the
present amount OF work required can be had GPPli
cation at this once.
The undersgned reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals should they be deemed too high and also
the right to Annu aud discontinue the contract at any
time when the contractor shall fail to perform the work
required In prompt and sAtsfActory manner
Bids should be endorsed Proposals for Performing
Sanitary Work Of QuATteTmAster's Department. and
addressed to the undersigned.
M. l. LUDlNGToN,
Bt Brig. Gen. and Chief QuATtsrmAAter,
fsl -l5t Department Of Washington
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Manufactured by US from the genuine quartz (pure
silex Adordng unrVNled clsArness to the organs Of
vision, and adapted with utmost aud attention. In
accordance with the physiology Of the human eys and
the laws Of the science Of optics We sell Pebbles
as we'll as all other
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS
At HsI0 York and Phiiddelph prices.
FRANKLIN 4 Co,
Practical Opticians, IA Pennsylvania avenue,
Bet. Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
Ja2s'u Washington.
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~To Consumptives.-The Advertiser
having been restored TO health in few weeks, BY
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, 10 anxious 70 make known to hI,
fsilow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire II he will send copy Of the pro-
serptlOu used se Of ehargs with tho directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will had
sUEE CURH ToR CONSUMPTION, AsrHxA, BRoScHIrrs &c.
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the pre-
serption s to bensht the aeted and spread informa
ton which he eoneeves to be invauAbe and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy as II will cost them
noihnR and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
oe2j-dwly Williamsburg, Kinga county, ny.
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THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING SOLD
his business to his Chief Clerk and associate, the
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE, S4 Pennsylvania
avenue, will In future be conducted by the lrm Of
FRENCH 4 RICHARDSON, and ho would beg to com
mend them to his many friends. -
wAsHIEdros, D c., Feb. l. 1867. fe6.6t
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uso-u DHeety Opposlts motel
IC DISPENSARY.
This charitable Institution, so much needed in thi
city, will open on MONDAY, October o. on street,
sli, between Twelfth and Thrice ith.
GUARDIANS:
HENRY D. COOKE, ESQ.,,
CHARLES KNAP, ESQ,
JOSEPH II. BRADLEY, ESQ.,,
WIN. 8. HUNTINGTON ESQ.,,
GEORGE T. BAKER, ESQ.,,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR
JOHN O. CLARKE, Treasurer.
T. s. VERDI, NJ. D., Secretary.
At this worthy Institution the poor people Of city
will receive medical attendance and medicines free u
charge
The DispsnsAry being supported by free eontribu.
tons, all those we'll disposed towards the poor may
send their contributions to the Treasurer, John q.
Clarke Esq Of the Bank Of Riggs Co to the Bee.
retary DR.. Verdi, 26s street, between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth.
Tho rooms will be opened from to p m. daily,
Sundays excepted.
Drs T. s. Verdi, Of Washington, and c. s. Verdi Of
osorsetown aud any other physician willing to assist
In the good work, will be In attendance.
oe29.u r. 8. VERDI. NJ D.. Secretary
The national Republican., 1867-02-06

COMMISSIONER OF ALL THR sTLTEs,
oYFICB, NO, OIL NINTH STREET WEST,
Near PsnnbylVAniA avenue,
Would respectfully Inform his friends and the public
generally that he attending to all legal business
bTaWIns Leases, Deeds, wills, Power Of Attorney,
Landlord and Tenant Notices. and prepares all other
Legal Documents - ,, 49,, ,,,,s
Particular attention given to the Collection Of Debts
and Claims In general. dsl2'u
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
New Buildings.

The march Of improvement continues on
ward 10 our town Of Rockville. Several new
buildings are In process Of construction, and
many more in contemplation
On Main street south Of the College, Mr..
John Dement'S new building has made its APP
pearance--a frame, one story and half in
hight built with high, steep, projecting roof
Mr.. ID. has tastefully adopted the modern style.
Messrs Hannah 4 Schiller have built QUE
story frame, on Main Burgess street, south Of
the Public Square. This Is to be used in con-
neclion with their monument and tombstone
mandatory.
South Of this, on same side Of Main Bur.
CESS street, Mrs Jos. Schneider has common
ced the foundation Of two-story brick. "a by
60 feet, to be used as a furniture s,ore-room
and manufaclory, and TO be completed some
time this summer.
In the eastern part Of town, Mr.. VIM. Cox
ems new planning factory is ready for the roof
This factory will Turn sash, doors, floor
ing, &c.
AT the foot Of the bluff east Of bis boot aud
shoe shop, Mr.. Ignaiz Koehler has the lumber
on the ground for putting upa two-story double
frame residence, the work on which has been
commenced.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

MANUFACTURERS to $500 per month.
w everywhere, male and female, 10 Introduce
throughout tho United States, the Genuine Tn
proved Common sense Family Sewing Machine.
This machine vii stitch, hon, fell, tuck, quilt,
bind, braid aud embroider In m ost superior man
nor. Price only SIS. Fully warranted for 1--WE
years. We will pay 81 600 for any machine that
will sew stronger, moro beautiful, or moro elias
tic seam than ours. IL makes tho "Elastic Lock
glitch" Every second stiich can be cut, and
ttill the cloth cannot bepuled apart without toar-
night. Wopay agents from SIS TO ssO0 per mon In
aud oxponsos, or q commission from which twice
that amount can DO made. Addrcss,
L sEcolD x CO., Cleveland, Ohio.
CAUTION .-sDo not 90 imposed upon BY other
parties palming OF worthless cast.iron machines,
under tho same name or otherwise. Ours Is tho
only genuine and really practical cheap machine
manufactured.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

The we'll known Original and Popular Members,
5O3-40i-i7o-35i,
Having been assumed by other Makers, We desire
to caution the public In respect 10 sad limitations.
ASK FOR elliott 3.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Robbery at Lawreuoeburg.

On Friday Of las. week, abont | p. NJ,
(says the Register,) man entered the saloon
Of Henry Wind, on Short street, neas the de-
pot, and observing no person present, went be.
hind the bar and opening the money drawer,
extracted a tin box, containing four or five
dollars in small change, aud silver watch.
Mrs. Wind, hearing the noise, came into the
room as the thief was making his exit, aud
giving the alarm, pursuit was made. The thief
ran down by the depot, where he threw the box
away, aud made rapid strides toward the river.
Obtaining the waters edge. hs jumped into a
skif at the wharf, and commenced moving to-
ward the Kentucky shore, but being closely
pursued by Joshua Northern, Paul Truitt aud
Others, he cast the watch, (iho last relic of his
nfamy) into the river, which was, however,
afterward recovered. The thief being secured,
was taken before the Mayor, and upon exam.
nation, was held to bail in the sum Of $500.
The young scamp gave his name as William
Smith.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Ayers sarsaparilla

~ Isa concentrated extract Of the
~ III choice root, 80 cou.bined with other
Xxx substances Of stil greater aiteTa-
nv tive power as 10 anvrd an edeclual
- ~ an tld0te for diseases farsapaFila 10
rcputed to cure. Such remedy IL
tareiy wanted by those who suffer
from Strumors complaints, and that one which
will accomplish their cure must prove, rs this has
proved. OF Immense sersiee TO this large class Of
our afflicted follow -ctlEens. How completely
this compound will do Il, has been proven by ex.
pertinent on.many of the worst eases to be found
In the following complalnu;--
Scrofnia. Serofulous Sweliin e and Sores, Skin
Diseases, pimpies, Pustulcs, Diotches, Eruptions,
St. Anthony Fire. Rose or ErysIpeias, letter or
Salt Rheuf, Scald-Ifead, Rfngworn, 4c.
Syphilis or yeneral Disease Isespelled from the
system by the prolon god use Of this Sarsaphrila,
and the patient Is left IN comparative health.
Female Diseases are caused by Soroiula In the
blood, aud are often soon cured By this Extract
of Sarsnparilla.
De not reject this invaluable medicine, because
you have been imposed upon by sonething pre-
tending to be Sarsaparilla, while Ii was not.
When you have ussd Ayer's-then, aud not till
thon,- will you know tho virtues OF sarsararlla.
For minute particulars of the diseases " cures,
We refer you to Ayers American Almanac, which
the agent below named viii furnish gratis TO all
who call orit.
Ayers cathartic Pills. for tho cnrs Of costive-
ness, Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysen-
terry. Foul stomach, Headache, Piles, Rheuna-
tism, Heartburn arising from Disordeted Stom-
ach, Pain Morbid Inaction Of the Bowels,
Flatulency, Loss Of Appetite. Liver Complaint,
Dropsy, Worms, Govt, Neuralgia, and as Din
ner Pill, are unequaied.
They are sugar coated, so that the most seusi-
tive can take them with pleasure, and they are
the best Apcrient in the world for oil the purpo-
ses OF family physic.
Prepared by DR. J. @. AVER 4 CO., Lowell,
Mass, and sold by N. W. Halle, and d. W. An
DIRE, Drookyillc, Ind. Mar l,.1w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Obituary.

Died March IS, 1867, In the ga year Of her 60,
Nancy, wife Of Jefferson coiescott. Tho deceased
was tho youngest daughter Of Mary and Robert
Templeton sen'r, who emigratod from South Caro-
lima to this country in 1901. They lived one year
two miles East OF Harrison, Ohio, whore the de-
ceased was born April g. 1905. Soon after they re-
moved TO n cabin three miles above Brookville on
tho East Fork Of White Water. II was tho q rst
dwelling ever erected Ia that part Of the then will
derness. Here she was reared up under the kind
Of pious Presbyterian parents, to which creed
she firmly held through life.
She united in marriage with her surviving
husband, January IS, 1888. Every .person who
knew her loved and respected her for the many
excellent qualities she possessed. At homo she
lived and thought and acted for those committed
TO her care, and sought by constant example to
mould all the minds around her into that habtual
tone Of unity and affection that alone mako an
earthly homo like unto the heavenly. Her last
illness, Of several months duration, was borno
without murmur or complaint to the last mo :
ment. This, with her consistent pioty for , ears
past, gives the strongest evidence that she now
lives In Heaven.
[chicago QIi.) and Darlington (1owa) papers
pleaso copy.l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Accidentally Shot.

On Monday Of last week (says the Register,
a son Of tho Waterman at the Miami Bridge.
named VIM. A. Mckay, in company with a
companion. wero out duck hunting. Whilst
waiting for a good shot, the gun OF the latter
accidentally discharged, the entire contents OF
which lodged IN The arm and hands Of Mckay,
who was about twenty yards distant. lie was
pretty badly peppered, but no serious dam.
age will result therefrom as the shot were oil
easily extracted by DIR. Layton
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
The Valley. Railroad.

The Connersville Times understands thai
about the 18th inst. regular trains will com
mence running 10 Connersyille on the Valley
Railroad. The depot is to be erected imme d
aiely, the timber being already prepared. The
company is doing excellent work 10 town.
The bridges across the canal have been lower
ed and are being widened to the width Of the
streets. The company deserves great credit
for the energy displayed in pushing ahead the
work during a very inclement season.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
The Fire In bath TownshIp.

Eliphaet Allen saved about two hundred
dollars worth Of bis furniture at the recent fire
which entirely destroyed his residence In Bath
Township. The house took fire from sparks
falling on the roof. Mr.. Allen was at work
some distance from home at the time, and ar.
rived too late TO save It. His loss is heavy,
there being no insurance. lie has tho sympa'
thy Of the community, having accumulated his
property by his own hard work. He has fitted
up two rooms In an adjoining building, where
he and his family reside at present.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

foR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL 8, 1861.
Rhoda Jones, Indiana Mcclure, Queen
Stops, Emma Quick. phebe MoIIitt. JAS Mar
lati, Robert West, Edward Davis, John Pow
ers. Primary-John Rucker, Robert Vanhorn
West, Louis They, Thomas Castle, Mary Car
michael Lizzie Fedderman, Kittie Davis, Lii,
Davis, Katie Fedderman, Jennie Hutchinson
Hattie Ford, Cora Maxwell.
W. b. MADDOX, Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

On Saturday night, ST. Mary's (Ca,holic)
Church in Richmond was entered through one
OF the windows by some pnmiligaled scoun-
drels, aud two silver vases, two brass candle.
sticks, aud other articles, valued at about c25,
were stolen. Hearing the noise caused by the
breaking Of glass over in the church, Mr. 10.
ney liz lamp, aud, about the same time, the
Priest also struck a light, when the burglars,
fearing detection, made good their escape.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

Throw away your ia!ae tritrcsf 'sgs"ttehes, soef
wig
Destrueii,o of eomfr ", tad ret worth fsi
Come aged, como youthful, come ugly aId lair,
And rejoice In your owr itaufiant hair.
EEPARArOR cAPiLli.
For restoring hair upon bald head lfreu What
ever cRuse II may have fnlen cutl ehd>f'rc,nf
growth ol hair npsn the face, " has 40 equal. "
via iofce the bead 20 tn,N upon the 'inoathest
face In from Eve 60 eight weeks, of hair nr"n b"ld
heads ~ from two 20 three months. Ahw isno.
rant praciiiioatfs have asserted that there ~
nothing that viii force hasten The growth ~
The hair or beard. Their aFrertiSns are hist, a.
Thousands Of living witnesses tfrom thslr esn e.
pcriehcc) can bear Nitne .. liut many eiil say,
how arc we to Distinguish the genuir- Hena TIE
spuriousg IL certainly l. difficult, as tine-ienths
Of a.. different Preparations adsertiscd foftw
hair aud beard nre entirsf eorthls A., and VOC
may have already thrown sway large "mount- in
their purchase 70 sush We would y,fsu
Rsparator cspiili; Il vil ecst you nothing onis,s
"a fnlly eonrss NJ our represeniations. ~ our
Druggist does not Keep II, send a. enc dcl'Hf shf
We VIII forward q. rostpaid together With ~
ccpt f.,r the nane., efish viii zee returned y"u
application, rtcsidiug satisfaction T. et
given. kdire's.
W. b. CLARK 4 CO.. Chemists, =
\" West fayette street S.ia,we.N. y.
feb % ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Robbers.

There seems 10 be an organized band Of rob
bers in the vicinity of Oxford. So says the
Hamilton Telegraph. They recently broke
open tailor shop in College Corner aud helped
themselves to new clothes On Saturday even
ing they ransaoked the house Of Mr.. Lyon.
Steward at the Western Female Seminary
On Monday they were disturbed aud frightened
away while attempting to force an entrance in
to the wooden factory, and on Monday night the
clothing store Of Mr.. McCard was entered from
the rear and about $500 worth Of goods carried
az
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Disastrous Fire.

On Sunday last, about II = o'clock A. NJ.
the splendid mansion occupied by Benjamin
Gossin, and formerly owned by Thos. wcsicott
situated about half way between New Trenton
and Harrison, was discovered to be on fire in
hereof. Every excfiion possible was made
10 save the furniture aud house, but with it'll,
success, as only small amount Of the furni.
tare was rescued from the devouring element
Mr. Gossin had recently removed FROM the
city to thia house. Loss about $4,000 insur
ed for $1,000.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
NEW MUSIC,

lust PUBLISHED sent TO any address on res
u celpt Of price. Teachers supplied a. the usual
Discount.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
FISHING TACKLE.

Needles, Fish Hooks, &C., Of every description,
imported and manufactured by ALBERT ORA
PER, No. SO Nassau ST., New York, enc door
from Maiden Lane.
- ISJEY's BUCHU lsTHE CURE for pain and
~ Weakness in tho Back aud Loins, and all
those complaints resulting from arrangement Of
the kidneys and urinary organs. Sold in large
bottles by the druggists. HARRAL, RTSLEY K
co. Wholesale Druggists, Iii Chambers ST., New
York