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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-04
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The Gre. frost Of the season was seen here
on TUESDAY morning lass.
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Saturday, October Oh, 1867,
(unless previously sold o. private sale Will soil
Al puhlo etlan tia fsiiouns described real Ea-
tate situated IN raid County and rtass, - -1-iss-
lots Nos. rs AID 10 Ia Block Il In tho town oil
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will DO received up 20 the OF ociober next
TRRMS.--0no third purchase money down on
day Of sale, one third IN nine and remaining ono
third 10 eighteen mosihs, deferred payments So
cured by notes bearing intereat, and viewing ben
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mortgage on the premlses. GEO. u. HALL,
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~ order Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Frank.
I'm County, Indiana, OF the July Term, 1867,
thereof, 10 the ease Of ueotge w. Hall. Adminis-
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". Heirs Of Deceased, the underrlgned, on the
premises, on
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WHEAT, OATS, RYE AND BARLEY
WANTED.

AM now paying tho highest price IN CASH,
| for any quantity tfWheat, Gate, Rye and
sianehier. Main street, Brookvilie, Indiana.
sat a.3w 4. J. MURDOCH.
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do do do do red do ......... do
do Kate Linck, cottage ...... do
do Lavina Conrad, knit suspendcrs.. ........ dc
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do do do pin cushion and mat..... 81
Mrs John Webb. double OF
Louisa Brown, table cieth..... OF
Mrs James Stoops, socablo tidy ....... ....... 2!
do Jno u Davis, collection Of shells .......... 2.
Miss Nora fafqshar, fancy bsdstsad ........... 81
do Kate Turner, oil paintings go. ......... u
Mrs Aggie shaitz cherry prcserves............. q
do do do plum do .............. q
do vancamp, English hops ............. z.
John Vancamp, broom corn ........ ,......... y
Miss Mary Mseks, az trcs.... .................. 81
John Robinson, bushel applss..... ..............
Mrs Lucy shultf, single eoverlet.......-......t o.
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with seven stops and snper-octave coupler, which
doubles the power Of the instrument, and makes 1t
an elective support for two hundred voices. This
instrumentis from II. l.. Benham Co.'s Music
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Havana Markets.
zfCorrespondence of the Journal of Connercs.1 I

za correspondence 81 the JoHFR0t " CoHlheTcs1
HAVANA, January 10, 1s67.-Our sugar market begins
to show some signs of vitality. The Board Of Brokers
report sales of No - at to rials aroba without
any heavy transactions. Quotations. which may be con-
sdercd firm for of the tenacity of holders for
whites, through. ut SIS nGk D 100 ibs yelows do, Nos
l3 to 20 at do; browns, Nos II and H. ct s3a4
do; curucuchos Nos to TO- at sa3A do; muscovado
do refining and grocery qualities, ut S3a3 sale of
last OF old stock atanzas Shipped during the week
from Havana and Maanzas 81S9 boxes Of which, to New
York. 100 boxes and to Philadelphia 65 boxes balance
to European ports boxes to st Thomas leaving
stocks at the two ports equal to fold and uew) 60958
boxes md 40O2 hogshcads against for the same period
of 1866 of 57904 boxes ad 649l hogsheads Molusses
cargoes loading here paid a6 rials 2 keg clayed;
sales at Matanzas 1870 logsheads cl8yed at q keg
and 100 hogshcads muscovadoes at rlals keg Rum
S33a39 q pipe with the usual package and proof con-
dio7s In other goods nothing OF interest or new to
llviSc.
ExcaANGE-Rates inclined to droop, and have been
sustained under sackencd demand through the week.
Sterling b:s London 90 Jays sight, and indirect do IL
a14l1 premium; France Paris and Belgium, 2a21s pre-
MUM GO days. sight; United States GO days sight 22a
22E discount; do do short sight. 2la21 do do gold, 50
days. 2s3 pre,num do do, short sight, = to premium
FREIaurs-Inprovng, with little more business to
offer tor Falmouth and orders 4oa50s, light 1000 boxes
carriers vessels taken up chartered for Portland Br
bark Eliza Cochran, COO hllds moasseG at S5l per 1!o
CALLS g. brig Agenora GOD hs molasscs to load at
Seela for Philadelphia North Of Hatteras American
brig Don Quxoc GOO hhds sugar at So per hid to load
ut SaGua.
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4"we have scotched the snake, not killed it,

9IA<oSs AA~s AA>A~~A ~
~ Although Mr.. STEVENS acknowledged tho present
defeat of his pet measure of practical revolution
Let not the public therefore infer that the extreme
element is powerless. The machinery OF caucus
diotation, I learn, will again be invoked, and it
proposition fo1 impeachment In some form
practical demonstration, capable OF Initiating
conflict and general rupture or the Peacefu! reia-
tion3 Of the country would seem to be lneV1ta1le,
that nothing short Of another physical collision
can enable them perfect their plans Tor the over
throw Of republican government, and substituting
in it's stead military despotism. Such rapid
revolutions" says the Chronicle Of this morning,
a'sas those through which we have passed, and are
passing, inspire natural appetite for rapid le5ls.
fation. This is said in reference to the failure Of
Sterens' Reconstruction" project, and the editor
for rapid legislation" it seems, renders them for
getfu of the rapidity with which the reyolutionists
are hurrying the nation into civil war; that l'tl:o
subject of impeachment itself hangs over other
questions, like an ever-present obligation.' In
other words, the imoatient "earnest men" Of the
party are herein told that ultra measures are
merely postponed until the executive power shall
have been graspsl by Congress- through the fore
ible election OF the President, aud the substtu-
ton OF one Of their own creatures. In the mean
time adjuncts to the general plan of operations
are net to be neglected. The action OF your
Legislature is made the pretoxt for all appeal to
the people OF the ADJOINING States to invade
MARYLAND and forcibly interfere in her domes-
tic affairs. ssln ordinary times says Forncy,
1when the world had not bocouae faniliarized
With treason, q spectacle like that presented in
nIaryla1d would arouse such feeling in tho
ather % States as would compel the conspirators to
abandon their reckless schemes TIE object lie
ri the rebels, iB to Lay her athE;art the pathway
~ ~ the the Great North aud West if an attempt is
mado y, to seizs the Congress and to capture the
Capital" And the ':owner Of two dai!iesn 1qs
.anTa ,,g American, chat LII: Jones, member of Jcu
ss,,ate. ou delivered speech ':rcmarkable TO: tho
threat that :e impeachment Of the lie Pzssast aesan
,,cvoked whereas, b. gancing at tnat portion of
ISe epeeeh referred e, quoted ~ the Chronicle
ise that for as your State igssss conSsrG da
a;.e5 ~ NJ tones declaring that Maryland has
fs the Greatest interest in tie preservation Of the
e ~ the country from her locality, and will ad-
gecsta t to the last His prediction Of the proba
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IhR 11a111gg Menus
TUESDAY MoRNING, JANUARY 20, 1867.
SOME DAY.


You smooth the tangles from my hair
With gentle touch and tenderese cure,
And count the years ere you shall mark
bright silver threads among the dark
Smiling ths while to hear me say,
..You'I think Of this again some day
Some day
I do not scorn the power Of Time,
Nor count on years of fadeless prime;
But no wl.ito glcanls viii over shine
Among these heavy locks Of mine.
Ay, laugh rs gaily rs you may.
You'll think OF this again some day
Some day
Some day I shRll not feel as now,
Your soft hands move about my brow;
shall not slight your light commands,
T, And draw your tessos through my hands;
I shall be silent und obey
And you-you will laugh that day
Some dayl
I know Row long your loving hands
Will linser with these glossy bands.
When you shnll weave my latest cfo"n
OF their thick masses lonS aEd brown;
But you will SEQ no touch OF gray
Adorn their shining length that day-
Some dayl
And, while your tears ara falling hot
Upon the lips which answer not,
you'll take from these ono treasured tress
And leave the rest to sIentness-
Remember that used to say.
you'll think Of this again some day
Some dny ~
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bility of a conflict of arms was evidently in the
nature of warning instead Of d threat, and, in
the forces of the United States in putting down
thrcater rebellion against the General Govern
mcnt By plottcrs against it's peace, or in repe!hng
thu invasion of :sloyal" State las threatened by
forncy) by neighborlng bandits in the interest OF
general civil commotion. = Washington Cores
Do1seence Baltimore Gazette.
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con.1eneo. per south oasolina Railroad

ss2 bales Cotton 10 bales Mdze SO bags Peas bbls
Rosin cars Cattle Old Iron. 98 casks Cay and
Sundrics. To e Rodgers Il Co. Kanapaux, Lanneau q
Co, G Walter & Co. Klatte Co, " Bowling, IL M
Caldwell Sons, Adams, Frost Go, Johnson, u u
Z Jeffers l. Co, Thurston & Holmes Corcoran, Hunt
Bros, E Sloan. " Courtney 1 CO. H cobta Go, "
Agent, Fraser l. Co, q Hopley Co. Willis CHS:
.olm, N Err R, G " Williams / Co, A Johnston, j
H Armstrong, R Williams & Co, Tiefenthal.
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PaSSenE erS.

Per steamer Rate from Palaska via Jacksonville Fer
nnndna, and Sayannah-N Trowel. j " King and
lady, J Ii Barry, lady and children, c Campbell,
LaInan, c Rodgers, r McEwen, ] Bonham and lady,
A Miller, R Houston, Whitman, and deck.
Per steamer Elm Hanco1, from Savannah, via Beau
fort &c-J c Runley e ClemingB, R Barnwell a Fes-
sender, J Kennedy, G " Litchteld Won Harten, 81 Q
Wright, r Srobhert c g Kendall, W. Richardson. W
Bardwell. Booth Roberts, Mrs Van Pelt, D Sturde-
want " Sturlevant, and IS deck
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New York Market
MONEY MARKET.
The New York Erening Post, Of Friday, January 25t

says:
AS usually happens in Wall street CRISIS absurd and
reports Of failures have been current this
morning; excepting in the OF or two small firms,
however no announcements have been mnde
The loan market is easy but lenders Hcruttnlze cola
teras and manifest increasing caution relative to the
certifying checks and to the furnishing Of other mono
tary facilities the brokers' Tho current rate IL 6a7
cali loans, and Ias on discount
For gold this forenoon the following the leading
quotations: TO- 134; 1916 134x; H. 1a4; 11:so, l34;
IL. 194M; 1880, 1871: 80, l34}1 " 2, 134
Foreign exchange Is quiet. Bills ut 60 days on Lon
don los a1Osa for commercial; 109 ha109or bankers;
do ut Short sight 110n10 Paris at Gu days. 620a5161
do at short sight 131la5 12E; Antwerp 18sta5 16H;
Swias 18sta5 l6l Hamburg, 3G1<nS61 Amsterdam,
Iai1S; Frankfort 41Laa41}; Bremen, 7sa79A Prus.
uin, f{n1n
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November /
A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
- SENSE.

How few there are who are not subject to some affection
of the lungs respiratory organs. who by negectng
pramonitory symptoms, aggravate the complaint until
disease strikes its shna causing torture
of the patient and anxiety and distress to friends Only
ooldi ga slight throatI' is the beedless remark
of many when so affected. Yes "Onlys cold WAS the
thoughtless expression of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey.
Forewarned-Foroarmedl should be the motto forever
in the minds of all subject to Coughs, Colds Carrh or
Influenza Words Of advice shoudbe needed by all sui
fering from Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief 10
within their roach; and II neglected fatal consequences
ensue-a life Of misery-a daily, hourly struggle for ex
isence contest in which there can DO but one victor
Death
Docs it not appa1 the strongest mind to think Of the
result caused by neglect Then why delay? Whot e1
cuse can be offered when timely warming sounded in
your ears2 When the danger is pointed OUT why not
avoid 1T MARsDEN's PEcToRAL BALM has been used
with SUCCESS in nearly million Of cases. and Is endorsed
by tho Medical Faculty tho most rrompt and eica
cous remedy that scientific resear has discovered to
relieve and cure nj, of Co Ihs Colds, Influenza
and Consumption, If the case Is not beyond NIL hope
Even whom the sufferer Is IL the Inst stages ho will find
relief by using this prop iraon One bottle will con-
vince tho most that tho merits OF this prepa-
ration by means exnggerated In fact fall fur short
Ct the euoges bestowed upon 1t by thousands who have
been cured by Its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed IN every instance
to refund the money when this preparation fails to
Lave.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

y WARRINGTON, January 25.-The seeming check
received yesterday in the House by the Radicals in
their mad career Of revolution due solely to the
tone of resolution recently perceptible in the pub
Lie press backed by unmistakeable signs Of spirit
Of resistance in the masses Of the people. How
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Raitimore Market

BALTIMORE, January 25-CoTGoS-No receipts, u.s. ana az
stock light: market inactivc but holders firm at 1854
cents for Middlug Upl md ,.-., -,
CorrEE-some inquiry for Rio but no sales reported;
prices steady ut last quotations
somo inquiry for Winter Wheat Extra but no stock we
otice sales OF 500 bbls Howard street Family for ex
ort On nriyae tar1us 160 bbls Northwestern super at
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The inspections 1our aud Meal In the city OF Bslti'
more for The week Sing January H. 1867 wero as fol.
lows Iowurd street. 1924 bss and 90 half bbls; City
Mills IL bbls aud 90 half bbls Ohio 14l4 bols and
Family ll78 bbls and 90 half bbls-total Wheat Flour
92OO bbs and 90 half bbs Together with 186 bbs Rye
Flour and 100 bbls Corn Meal.
GrA1N-Whoat-340 bushels red offered, With sales OF
900 bushels at So 5O 14o bushels ut 05 bush
els white and 900 bushesyeow received market dull
and prices favored buyers included in the sales were
400 bushels white; mixed at soa9s cents prime sold
quote at S1al o. 800 bushels yellow, delivered at the
Point at 9s centsas1 900 bush Is do uptown dehvo.
~ at 95a98 cents OstsS000 bushels received; part
only sold at So cents per busheL
NoLAssCs-No sales today.
PRoy1s1oNs-The difficulty in shipping has caused quite
an accumulation OF orders for Bacon prices Of which
steady as last quoted. All descriptions Of the bog pro
duct is quiet but held nrm at yesterdays quotations
We hear Of no salos worthy Of special notice.
R1cE-We quote Carolina scarce and firm at 10s<al1c
per h.
Denerara at 1896 10 hhds fair grocery Porto Rico al
114c Market closed quiet but steady a the last quota
lions.
SEEDs-coyer sales Of so bush to-day at So 5o strictly
primo held ut s9 Timothy quote at s. IS, and Flax
SO GO per bush.
SALT-With fair demand for lots from Dealers we quote
Liverpool Ground Alum So 2 and do fine sS 10a3 20 per
sack Turks Island 55a58c per bush.
s. WHsKEY-No sales; quotations nominal.