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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

The Minnesota democratic state convention
Is to be held At It Paul. July 10th.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

A housekeeper doesn't sec the proprety Of
market report which calls rn advance Of a
cent pound ian hnlfoyeme Mt in beef
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

Agent wanted-by every single woman.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22
Not Ice
Notice OF Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 10Th
~ day of July, A. D. 1861 between the
hours Of one and two O'clock, p NJ, at D;.-
kota City, Nebraska, | viii sell to the high.
est bidder the following described real estate
the property oc the estate OF Uriah Nick.r
son, deceased, ,o-wit:
The north half and southwest quarter OF
northwest quarter Of section Is, and lot No.
IN section n township . north range s,
east
Terms Of sa!c-To be sold for Cash
WIN ADiIR, Administrator of the estate
Of uriah Ncker>on. deceased
Dakota City, Nebraska, June II h, 1867.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

You are hereby mortified that YOU have
been sued by William AIair, that on the
2i,h day Of May, 1867, an order Of attach
me"t was issued against You Ivy S,mnel
hitehcrn, tx oi'r" .u~tlce OF The Peace
for Dakota County, n ,brasAn, for tie sum o,
twenty five dollars. With interest from the
10Th day Of May, 1865, and costs of suit not
to exceed $50, and that on the lst day of
June, 1867, the above cau<" was adjourned
until July 18Th. 1857 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
InOS. l. GklFEEI.
Attorney for p!aintf
Dakota City, Nebraska, June |, 1851.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-06-22

LGAL NOTICE. Before Snml White
! horn. Ex.' thcjo Justice uf TIE Penc. for
D"knfa C"ul ", State # Nebraska.
William ,!air
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
EASE BALI.
club EIECIION~.

CLUB EIECIIONS.
Our CITY clubs are now busy in preparing for the
coming campaign 10y clcctng officers for the season ON
Monday night the Independent Club of Brooklyn selected
the following excellent corps of officers for l5; H. H.
pe,dlc President: Morgan s. qaylor. Vice Pre- don; G.
Henry Edwards. Secretary: l.. EdWgdf, Iff1tucri p
H. NoyCs Director. The SECRETARY address De- lioN NO
,C1 Ee,,S nrk Pn,-Oiicc Tile grounds of lp Cnb arc
hnu,,d iv smith, Ioyt uiuu and President. tS GOuth
Brooklyn, aud the play days are Wednesdays ana s"'ui
days. ,-,.,.,.t,
Ofiicct the following being the names ~ the En lCmr
ciIr.rn PIcsid,uf. = Il. 1Io,f0rd; Vice John Bras
gates llcsgts Cameron aud NooIli-; btc9i hcs,f !.
Duncan IIOsiOul aud Prcus. TIL. Ciub VIII ol lth pay
April %, on their gr0unds at Il0Iohen.
ton on which occasion the following list of oifcer were
chosen President n. u. schafcn; Wee j. G. McEl!oy
Secretary, A. Peck; Treasurer. Il. MCIlihi Dlctlole
Mcs-rs Natcs, Stevens and NOltOn Delegates, Mce'h
Yates and Peck
meeting ut their CnhIo0ms in Fulton 81, Brooyn' the
result being hc following iud ioU- tlctun ~ Officials
Tor 1861: Precedent J.. *. Boughton; N,cII,.idcni
Cha. T.. EumcAcI; Recording seen tJrJ. Joseph Molli
Corresponding Secretary Jas. A. Ecka, Ioaaui r. n. v
Eabcork; Directors, Mc,-is smith. Chapman. aud hul-
inc Viii include Mills zcttlcn. start, clauc. smith Fer-
gusoI Chapman, Calvin, and Mcdonald Hy thc .0th oi
receive challenge from any club Ia The country.
UNiON CIrB of 1oGEi-ANii.
This CIacl, club will open play ON thcr grounds
Molr0so Station on saturday LcAt. at d T. ~ on
which occasion. should tc weather DO Iihc, Hy nope y"
hayca ful approximation oi m'msr~ llc,rii- lh.lf
names VIII be follows Bri'ali, fabori Gollir, Mafun,
Ectcbnu. IIaLulgau, Akin. Smith, and Austin, or
Abrams. They will ,ist Philadelphia and Washington
during the Summer.
TITF TUHRKt CLUB.
The Eureka Club begin practice on Tnos'lny after
noon nest their old grounds ~ ftri} ~ Whrh lh,y
viii occupy until tLor newly selected ground, aIg Pun
Cav rigt completed their uriau- inrni- for ornit-
.Ii, under the Acf ~ Incorporation which was recent!
granted thcm by tie Legislature
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
CRiCHET
I'M 81 nrnrGr Gle.

The monbers Of tho ST. George Cricket Club oh
served bcir 9Th anniversary l dinner at tho Everett
House. on Monday evening. some co members being IN
attendance The President, Robert Bagc, occupied tho
chair supported ON the left right 10y Edward Walker
and Toinas Tailty. csqs veteran members Of more Than
% years staudus After The regular toast. had hten
drank Mr. Iirkcr Tccitcd the services OF Mt Bage 70
tc club and c-pccally his c.cIOns connected Win Tue
ucy round rcccLttv Iur,huscd Bergen III, at an CN
prise upward pf s5jJC1. hir B1-c stated tlt tue
ground aud pavilion would be ready by the middle OF
NAV and would iu size. situation aud appointments
equal any bah uOund ia ta world The club hos now
about 100 members very large proportion OF whom IN"
Americans The officers the club fOr 1851 are; lVbt
I,age President; \. II. Gibbcs Nlrc-Prcsidem; &. NJ
Van Dcrlip Treasurer; W. g. Mumi0r, secretary.
(:rouud loinuitte-R Waller. AyInan Cater. &. Nincn.
d. Torrance, 4. Kendall. Prof, ssionals-S Wright and
MOIlcv, from Kent, England.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

10 TIE FENIANS oF MANHATTAN. r...r. .E
find tho f0llOWIiil pifiGaph in newspaper called
Tie Ii Eooie. published in this city, relating TO Me
late efforts Tor union between the Fenan brotherhood
and the Fenim organzaOn. controlled Ivy, md
practically cOniiued to, the i;s@iIlct OF MhhS ttgh
q Grepo,ihon SSs made by member sl ~ {SiIilq
hood on condition that oneh half of tho Senatorial body
should Iesgn the places thus vacated tO bc filled by tho
abest ana most Intelligent members Of Tie legitimate
organization 1his proposal was agIecd 10 and sulprnd
by every member OF the Directory; 10 rejected by
every member o Senate Thus did the very fair pro-
pOsal OF Mr. Paul 81 tho Directory fall TO the ground"
INSERT the above statement 10 bo wholly and unqlal
fedy false Tho very reverse Of IL is tho truth. The
proposition referred "a in the lgragraph not made
by Mr. Paul. or by any other member OF the sOcallcd
directory. The resolution embracing tho above con
diflons was framed and offered by myself and &c was ie
fused pont blank and rejected by tho Directory and
particularly so by Mr. IauL /. u. GALLAGHER,
.'. Chairman Oi Com, Senate L. u.
Nese TVrk, April Q, VsGI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
500. O........... cot
PETROLEUM AND MINING STOCKS.
FIRST BOARD.
THURSDAY, April li-r. 81.


Gold has been active, opening at 1871, selling at
1861, closing at 1851
Government bonds were all firm and in good de-
mand at full prices. The new Government Room
went into operation to-day. and hereafter there will
be a call at TO- 12 and 3 o'clock. The miscellaneous
shares were all stronger and in moderate demand.
The steamship shares were active Pacific Mail In
demand and sold as high as 23l, closing of 1@3 At
lanic Mail sold at ISL The railway share list opened
firm and under pressure to cover shorts, made
sharp advance. New-York Central was very active.
and after the announcement of the veto of the fare
bill advanced to 1901, closing at 100g Eric was IN
active demand, selling at 55 ard closing Mt oh The
Western shares were all strong, and show an advance
of from per cent from the lowest prices OF yes.
tcrsay After the Second Board prices were NOT
fully maintained and the market closed dull ana
lower. The closing prices were: New-York Central,
9.a993; Erie 5li0 54i Hudson River, lS2, OK divj
Reading. 9S. aasI; Michigan Southern, 61.a67i;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh 6ss 06Sl; North Western.
S2.aS.I: North-Westem Preferred, 80. a 59i; Rock
Island, sc. 81; Fort Wayne, 90la90a
Money is in good supply at per cent, with transac
tons at lower rates in some cases The rate fol conf
mercial bills is per cent. r .g..
Foreign Exchar 20 is dull. Bills at co days
ON London are quoted at los, aio9 for coinmercali
1O9,2 1921 for bankers do. at short sight lO92 ll0s;
Paris at co days, 5.!0ajl0j do at short sight, 5l5
a512.; Antwerp 5.9Oa517l; Swiss, 5-2oa5l7lI
Hamburg, 3Ga36. Amsterdam, 4O.a4ls; FRANK
fort, 40. GH! Bremen, 'Ss9'9s; Prussian thalers'
1l.GI2s. .ts- 5.E
In Ereights the engagements to Liyerpooi hs
5000 bush Corn at p a 3d., and 400 bales Cotton on
private terms To London $50 bbs. Rosin at - ou'
and per steamer $50 boxes Cheese at 4Os. Two YES
sells were chartered TO Cork and market with 500
Qrs Corn each at IS. Cd.
The earnings of the Pittsburgh, Port Wayne and
Chicago Railway Company for the month OF March,
1881 we're sGS,35o increase over March 1866, slSlSo'
The business Of the Spb-Treasury was; Reeep's
for Customs s5l4OOO for Gold Notes $9',Ooe to'a
Receipts Sc 1Jl a1 20; total Payments, s50i'" ~
Balance, $lO6190,9So C5. ,,
! The earnings Of the Des Moincs Valley kaho"'
| for tho month OF March We're .fl
$50 $50 OF 1866. i,Jol 81
The shipmen,s of Pttston coal for the week emu
ing April 8, 1861, are reported as follows; 80.
ly han way ''-- '-''''' IaO3sl tuhs
Previously, loO1.- 49,. ..-'i'-'''' -.
ln... - :. .-.I lsI. .li.'- .....I lso7i2 iuns
IOtal-' -'.-'''-'- - ga,59S tuns
| H' nLI. 49r2 tuus
| Increase. ......, .-..'...., 100. ''''-'
Y
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

Tnr GOVERNMENT or LONDON ENGItND.-Ihe
L0rdo,, 1clcgrdpb comments edtorany OIL the Govern
ment of that city as follows
''Thclc probably few cities IN Europe or America
worse governed thnn the metropolis Of the British Empire
Tbo lnhchnery for it's management consists of several
heterogeneous bodies, with imperfect and conflicting
iurlsdic lions. and without any common center keIOn
bin FOR London h social necessity Ihecondiu0n Oh we
whne towps streets It's public buildings its poor lts
public hospitals lts inadequate, aud often malefeent
water supply its poisonous gas supply us nests leVer
and dens of vice. Its infamous habtatons Tor the poor
the awful waste OF money that ensues from minute SUD
divisions OF independent authOrty-a these tigs SNOW
tho lack OF reasonable Institutions through which te
hut we arc afraid, nothing short of the lntorte1nee OF
tho state win remedy the gigantic evils ana moye the
hieons nnisancos which la grown wltb tho growth
OF tho lnetroRolls' Sd .r
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
CITH COTRTS
COURT or APPEALS--ArGH IL.

A DEMOCRATIC NEWsPAPLR
Satsaa Lyman oft. Ihry Wiioe sld Henry Tcid
Tic defendant Todd was the owner Of a Batavia
nap r aud already owed c01sderable sun 10 one led-
field which considered contribution rather tlh
o loan He was burned out and applied to Dean lhch-
lnond and the other defendant WilbcT Tor asssHce'
They offered, lecauld procure stO, from the lui,
to advance S3p lyman s0ld him 5000 worth or stoCh,
and Richmond adyaced 500 ann Wibcr 500, wilh tno
uudrr, tading that ~ TO bo kept as DCmoCratc
paper 70 secys this WILDER took bill OF eaie and SUD-
fequcnty, some difference arising between hlnael Ht'
Todd The conduct ofthe paper took possession on IL
The plaintiff having obtained Judgment by COM SS oL
against Todd sued the defendants 20 SCI ai thS ul VI
eSe ON tho crOuud that il was in law fraud on bis
creditors he having paid consideration for IT, me
case was rcf,rcd and the referee round SuDstlhtly
that fie sum sven bv Wlber was gift end not loan,
aud the bill OF sale without consideration anu yoiI rom t
this The defendant appeals. The points OF the Tcsoee
were submitted the appellant being required to submit
his under the rule within 20 days.
Nj. UaiCh Tor respondent.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
TIE MARKETS.

lCsreluly reported Tor 1gs 1RlsrSs i, ., ,ssT
. THURSDAY, Apfll ~, ISe,.,
AsHEs-The market Tor. Pots is steady al - oVSs '
Pearla are nominal. -, - s,, Sia 10,
BRICKS are firm and In fair demaho, ~ - Ihila,
delphia Front. -, -. <.,yafad yltb aut
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12

During the month Of March there have arrived from
foreign ports the following number OF pussongCTy dst
gushing those that arrived in steam vessels:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
TrR~.-PART r-JoSEs, J.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRr.


3TJ-HOiInlu agt 1he sixth ave j2ji-Alri agI tapp
VIZ m co lg707-BUari of Commissioners or
a,oq DnWrin- ,gt Teybure Pilots The Erie llRCo
sg-Inof s Frrrka .l,fT--Schohare County National Bk
274.-WasL agt Gregory. agt ofAett: -. q
s51- En5r. q u Filtt 35l-Ncf0rly agt Duryea
.Ill- AdIer "a Ffsbel lg2-9-Jlst agt Lsp0ne. . 49,
2sAl-Bu1ge at Engellon 5-J'-C Ihin.Ag 61 heY' 'N'
.L PART lI-McCgSE, y - -
15T2S1elng agt Howard 0lo-bler.e AZ ihe hoheA's ~"
:lG2f0wlcr g1t Bunlam. oi y. 1.
Beok SoI. l.3lt-teWie eg, he2oe
"51-Irtic Trt YrCorrark 2lgs-Yiciman at Hlelstel
-sIorsT I'd Walker laOl-Gocirilye agt TIE National
s6c--Jirf.,e a,i ga,.yuIorn Ike las CO.
I-t-He-re al Ilo iIuuloi NaG-Tins0n ext. Welsh
H.. a. 'Tgp-Corrick at. The n. 7; Cor
gttg-R'eree agt The Futon Tl.el Go. ... '
los Co l3llf-Stcinbcgg ngt Fitzgerald
I9ti-Dierce AZ. Tie Peoples Firc
Ius Co
COURT or COMMON PLEAS -TRLAL TERH i-VADot"
Hour Causes.
Io9l- -Delanecst Of Iaudon llHT1-Ssme act. Suiue.
Ilg2-Rothclih agt Keller llCt5-sssiGe aEL same
oT3-You1g agt Miles lll.S-hleinAltehs asr pen"'"
il23-ScgSesant sgt Lowell lZt9-laTrs HsH Oclis{
-Weisceke Ros, lig05-SpeT.ng agt. Caish.
Macon oot Kenunel iI355-Weggand ast LLOYD.
i95i- -Jerrsit Sgt NeyeE e5}-le6cn act Deavuicte
l0TG-RGuk agt Anlnese, lSl@--De1 a81 JesstI
PART iI.-Ad iouued or the torp.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
Dr1IsInNs.
n,,nra Jn-tlcc EAENAEn.

Before Justice BhENAEp.
Mary Jones aqt The Ihiut Avenue Railroad Co.
Default npcucd On payment ot 500
Lows Icyisou at heuIy spal,uls aud olcrs-Motion
DANIEL g. Bacon ct al ast Wiutlrop ". Gilman
Allowance granted.
Before Justice INGEAHNM.
In re d. L. Wheeler To yacaic assessment, &c- Motion
granted aud assessment vacated as 10 lois Of petitioners
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
SUPERIOR COURT -GESi:RAL TEnM-ArElL 1l.-ketoU
Justices BARBOUR and MONEII.
TIN. cAsF OF "orR AMEEICAN COTsIN.V

i4rr1 Kcene az. John s. Clarke
Ihi, is action 10 recover damages Tor me nnau
toriled by the defendant, ~ the winter
Ctl.u Thnter iu the CITY 81 New orh, of ccrt0n I'M
uubli.hed comedy, called "Our American Cousin OF
which tho plain n V1s the literary proPietoli he PH
tf alleging that - performances iad been ihefo gwen
during The month of October 1855, Is the deicndah ana
The Gciondant denied the plaintiffs title. and claimed
nrior le In himself 10 the comedy in question: under
,yhc he ALLEGED that he had produced the comedy hlu
he also denied the identify Uf the play a. PERFORMED Dy
him nj the Winter Garden and also agrd mat thc Pay
had bcou published hy frequent scenic itpf'frtat os
ana also claimed that he, with one William Nheat'yI
had paid the plaintiff 900 for the Unrestricted psht "
perform said comedy. =,
On the trial, decree made 10y Judge Cadwallader OF
Philadelphia Was introduced settling several points
and 10 this the drondant excepted. Tho Court below
directed verdict FOR S2lGs the amount of the receipts
while to play was being acted subject TO The opinion Oh
the Court at General Tenn.
sPECTAL TERM.-Before Chicf,Iu5tice ROHERTsoN.
DISCHARGE or ATTACHMENT.
William q Olieily AZ, James F..el
This was a motion 10 discharge an attnchmcnt on
defendants property. This attachment WAS granted ON
affldavts setting out debt note for SeoO and goods
sold 10 the amount Of $780, and that before buying these
goods c made false representations as 10 ms soNehey
and the condition OF hsusncss, aud that lie is now IN
solvent. Tho motion 10 discharge made ON counter
afdavits aud after careful review of tfm the Cont
Holds the charges IN the Original afidlIls. which might
support the attachment not made out and dlsSolyes the
T BrcnnaIi and Sfr. McKcon for motion; Nj EldIldge
opposed. ~. ....-....-.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
COMMERCE OF THE PORT.

We have compiled from our files the arrivals oil
ports during tLc month Oh March,
4 | eiovinp hc nationality and class:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-12
THE FgNIANs

aud Of California passengers Inc following:
From AsplnSal....... 7'2 From GreytOwH (Nlel SOS
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Donation Concert.

Prof. Carries soshnsr aud hIa daughter Bertha
from Hamilton, assisted by some other musical
friends, will give donation concert at Mt. Car
mel on Friday evening tho 18th instant, for the
benefit Of the Pastor Of tho NJ. Is Church at said
place. Tho performance will include instrumsn.
tai music.
Admission for one person. 40 ets.i two petsons.
Is eisJ children, half price. cOmnsnS5 at
o'clock. Tickets can be had at tho following pla
ess, aud fron the persons named below
MI carnsi-Messrs O. barlow 4 Sons, and
Messr. Thompson PogIe.
Spring Adams & Bro, aad Rev.
Richard 0'Byrne.
Golfers Corner--Samuel Golfer Esq.
Union-Nixon Davis Esq.
seipIo-Jerry Day Esq. at DeArpiond's Store.
kew Treuton--E. X. Rockafeliar Esq.
cedr Grove-lieubsn Petty Esq.
Near Wesley chaPeI-James Roberts Esq.
New Asbury Chapel-A. Raridon Esq.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
The Mt. Carmel Concert.

We call attention to The notice In this week $
issus Of a Donation Concer, 10 be given At Mt
Carmel BY Professor Soehnsr aud Daughter. of
Hamilton, o. The Prof. Is 6ns performer
and his daughter is said to be no. Inferior to
the Prof. himself
We learn that the wife Of the minister refer
red toin the notice, recently purchased OF SIR.
sosbnsr Piano. Of VIM. Knabs i Co.'S make,
and sAas'As Prof. kindly made tho offer to give
Concert and donate the proceeds thereof to
The purchaser, a. abe Is the wife Of minister.
We think tbisrsery kind 10 the Prof. and hope
the sntsrssinmens may DO we'll pstronised.
We learn that Mrs. Chafin is giving lessons
TO several yenng ladies on riano, aud is sue.
cseding veil
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Attsmnt 70 Break jail Fru,trassd.

Sheriff Case received an anonymous letter
on las! Friday, warning him tina. IN attempt
would be made to release Dixon aud Wills
from jail, the former Of whom Il confined on n
charge Of bigamy, and the latter on that Of
forgery. lie was informed that there were two
plans In contemplation, one Of which was 10
knock him down at nigh, and seizs the Jail
keys; the other, for tho prisoners to effect
their sseape BY means Of cutting tbs bars in
their window with saw, which, IL was stated,
would be found concealed 10 their room. An
examination was q, once made and the saw
was found concealed "a indicated. But for
thIa timely warning, and tho consequent foil
ing Of their designs, IL Is no, improbable tina,
they might have effected their escape.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Land Slide.

Tie downward passenger train on the W
W. V. X X on last Saturday morning was de-
tanned more than an hour Ia consequence of an
obstruction a short distance above Ashbys a.
The rain and warm weather had Ioosed the
earth Of an adjoiniug bank. and some three or
four Jumps Of frozen soil and gravel, each
weighing two or three luns, rolled down on 10
the track. A timely discovery OF the same had
been made BY The Waterman who is constantly
kept on duty, the rain was signallsd and after
considerable labor the debris removed
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Eve and Ear.

Dr.. j. w. Culberlson, the well known and
successful 0culisl and Aurist, will Wei, Brook
vile at the Valley House, Thursday AID Fri.
day. Feb 9Th aud STD. and ConnersvilIe at the
U 5. Hotel. Tuesday aud Wednesday. Feb. 9th
and 9th, where it will be more convenient for
his patients in this vicinity to see him. Also
an opportunity Tor all suffering from any de-
fleets Of sight aad hearing. The DR.. is an old
resident of Indiana. living in Richmond, and
his references are & om the best men aud jour
mails in the State. lie can promise cures in al
cases within the reach Of human skill. Sc,
ctrcnlara
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Accident-Horse Drowned.

On Friday, LIST inst, Mr.. WIN. .. Rucker
lost valuable horse BY drowaing. lie was
coming to town with load OF wood. driving
three horses, one OF which he rods. The road
was covered with ice aud whom near the Poor
Asylum the wagon commenced sliding, and al.
most ins,an,aneoasly !. was precipi,a,ed over
the bank into the river, drawing the team az.
ter il, Me- Rucker barely having time 10 leap
from the horse on which be was riding. Two
Of the borses we're extricated, but one vas lost,
together With the wagon AID Ihs harness
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Aco,nant In Aurora.

We learn trom The Lawsenceburgh Press
that quite serious accident occurred IN Au-
rora on Tuesday evening OF lasi week. Eleven
young men were On u sled riding down the
steep street from Mr.. Gaif $ residence. The
sled running at fearful velocity stuck some
heavy ,imbers, and several Of The young men
were so severely injured that they bad TO be
carried home Que, Marion Fisk, a one-armed
man, had one Of his legs broken in two places,
and was otherwise severely injured.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
ssle Of Propsrty in Cedar Grove.

Lew Baker has sold the d~elling house and
10, in Cedar Grove nov occupied by T.. A San
derson, for $500, Carson Stewart being the Pur-
chaser.
The residence in Cedar Grove owned aud
occupied BY Benjamin Garner has been pur-
chased By DR. Watson OF Cincinnati Tor the
sum Of sl,l00
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Card.

Az ! expect 10 move into my new s,oreaoom
about the lst OF April, aud intend 70 purchase
an entire new stock Of goods for the same. !
will, in order to dispose Of my presen, stock
entirely BY that time, sell at greatly reduced
prices osIrivKLY, however, for cash or pre-
duce only Ny stock Of goods is large aud
mostly Of recent purchases.
Jan. rs, l567-3s. Nv. KrsYR.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

Water must be adapted 10 the nature Of the hsh,
or there will be no Increase; the soil must be
adapted to tho seed, or there will be small return
and the human body must contain Impurities, or
there will BIO 10 sickness. The man whose bowels
and blood have been elesnsed by afsw
DRANDRETH's PILLS
msy walk through infected districts without fear.
81 he life Of the flesh is In the blood" To secure
health we must USE DhANDRETn's PILLS,
because We cannot be sick but from unhealthy ac-
cumulations in the bowels or the blood, vhich
Bransreth's Pills remover this method IL follow
Ing nature, and Is safe, and has stood the test Of
time. See u. Brandreth In white letters In the
Government stamp. soidby all Druggists.
feb
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
[Ad,ertisement.1
TO The PUBLIC.

Notice is hereby give" to the public, that on
the 2j,h OF March, 1867, Il ii. Swift will re-
tire Irom his position as Editor Of the IsDlASA
AMERICAN, aud that the Editorial Department
will b. under the control Of The undersigned
fom aud after that time.
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January I, lS67-3m.
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Gitrs 21ilc CUR.

A Physiological yiss Of Marriage. containing
"A nearly 100 hundred poi osaa iS0 fine fiaie
gans IN q statc.og Heallh and Difes,r, ai'h
Treatise on Rarly Es..rx, Ito psrlcfsbls Come.
qasnos. npen tho Mind and Body, with the An
thor's Plan Of Treatment--ihe only rational Snd
sue ,esslul mode Of Cure, as ihowu by The report
Of eases treated. A'tuthful advisor 70 tho mar
riei, n nd those contemplating marriage, who en-
terrain doubts OF their physissi eouditioS. SsHt
free % postage 20 any adlrsss, GA receipt or 20
cents IN stamps postal currency. by Addressing
Or. Ia cROlX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
Ny. Tho salhor nay be conspIad upon auy Of
tho diseases upon sieh his book treats. Medicine
semitic any part Of the wprld.
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Butter.

Mr. Elijah Moliiil informs US that he bought
Of lady residing near Whieomb, 9jS los OF
butter last year. OF her own ehurning Isn't
this whopperi by the way Mr. NJ. is doing
a heavy batter business. aud ihose who have
this indispensable Iatls luxury TO sell will Cad
his prices mott liberal