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TIE METROPOLITAN JOB OFFICE rs CAPABLE
9B DOING THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AND ARTISTIC
Kinds OF PRINTING, AS ITS LARGE WOODEN TYPE
AAvE BEEN CUT BY THE BEST ARTISTS IN AMFBI-
o.. AND THE METAL TYPE HAVE BEEN SELECTED
IRON THE CHOICE SPECIMENS OF ALL THE roUN-
DRIES OF TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES, AND IT USES
xBB FINEST INKS IN THE COUNTY,. spCBAs
SAE EXTRA sUPERrlNE BLACK,
ZINE RED.
LAKE INK,
tARMlNE
ROYAL PURPLE.
MAGENTA.
RoLrERINO,
NLARET,
EMERALD GREEN,
BLUE, LIGHT AND DABG-
uLTRAMARINE,
BRONZE Blue
LlaAf GREEN,
DARK GREEN,
LIGHT BaOwa
LEMON YELLOW,
ORANGE YELLOW.
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WA SAVANNAH, GEORGIA
Great southern Freight Line. I.
Through freights 10 the South and Sou,hwes The fol-
lowing lines OF steamships In connection with the Cen
trail Railroad Of Georgia, and authorized 70 give
through bills lsdng 20 Interior POINTS
Steamships LEO. VIRGO and CLEOPATRA, sailing every
TUESDAY, AT p. NJ, from pier l6 East river.
MURRAY FERRIS Co.
6l and u South street, Agents
Steamships r. LIVINGSTON and GENERAL BARNES,
sailing every Thursday, at p. NJ, from pier 35 North
river. LIVINGSTON. FOX co,
81 Liberty street, Agents.
Steamships SAN SALVADOR and SAN JACfNTO, sail
ing every Saturday at NJ from pier IL North river.
GARRISON ALLEN, No. 8 Bowling Green. Agents
To meet tho wants OF shppers these lines when neces
win put additional ships thereby avoiding all delay
In transportation py this route.
Shippers requeaed TO insert OF the ship IN
their receipts.
Goods shipped by other lines sailing
sels) will be charged local rates from Savannah.
For further information apply the Agents of the above
steamship ines or 10 Cd FOREACRE,
General Agent Great Southern Freight Line,
IA aud lag Greenwich street
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DEouIAR LINE FOR CHARLESTON, S. c., THE
IL Florida Ports and the South anil southwest-freigh ht
lower than by any other lire First cabin passage SIS
with splendid accommodations The fast and popular sde.
wheel strs smsp ALABAMA, j. LIneburner, Comma nder,
receiving cargo and viii be despatched saturday
oath instant at NJ from IL Fast river, foot OF Wall
ARTHUR LEARY. 73 William street.
L'oR RCHARLEsION--EvERY TfICRsDAY--THE PEo-
pies Mail Steamship compsnyis steamships.
MONEkA Capt Winchester. sails Thursday September 2j
T. Is sOrDER Captain Lobby. sails Thursday, October T.
from pier NO North ats y. VI. Through passage
tickets iadng issued 20 ali points SOUTH in coz
nection with South Carolina Railroad.
For freight passage apply the oce OF the company
Is Broadway. WHEELER LISNARD, Agents.
E'oR CHARLESTON EVERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rediiced--rhe only Saturday steamers having through
connection with South Carolina Railroad.
Charleston Steamship Companys first class sidewheel
steamships
MtNnArrAS Capt: woodruff Saturday. Sept IS
CHAMPION, Capt. Lockwood. SATURDAY, Oct. 5
from pier North river Through tickets and
bills Of lsdlng all points South IN connection with
south Carolina Railroad and Florida steamers.
HENRY H. MORGAN 4 CO. Agents, 2 Broadway.
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THE FRENCH THEATRE
L II. J.. BATEMAN. Lessee and Director.
SEASON OF OPERA BOUFFE
Mr. tho public that
he has engaget Company Of Paysn artists 20 appear In
the above speciality OF French Comic Opera, and that he
mas perfected all his arrangements for its production this
city, in the most complete manner possible comprising
beautiful Wardrobe by sonnon, Of the Grand Opera House.
Paris and appropriate scenery by Mr. George Evans
LARGE AND EFFICIENT ORCHESTRA,
under the Leadership Of. Mons Lefeyre.
As also
FULL AND EXPERIENCED CHORUS
The initial performance will DO OFFENBACHS Opera
THE GRAND DUCHESS
GEROLSTEIN,
which will be presented with the following cast
THE GRAND DUCIESS.s..... Nile LUCiLE TOSTEb
Fritz. .........M. Gufroy Baron Puck. M Lagnou
General Bourn NJ. Duchcsne Eepomuc. NJ. Monier
Prince Paul. Ieduc Wanda. Nile. DO Feitourt
Other characters by the company.
Nights for Opera BoVde Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
OPENING NIGHT.
TUESDAY, September "a, 1851
Doors open at ~. Overture begins at . precise2y.
Admission. 81; reserved seats, 81 so balcony
boxes sccortg 70 locaon $8 and $ proscenium boxes
according 20 ioeaton) so and ss; gallery 80 cents
Opera win start from Of Broadway and Fourteenth
street fve minutes between and 9P NJ returning
from the theatre after the performance.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY DAY LfNE-rHE G. vIBBAED AND DAM
n TEL DREW viii (on and alter May LII leave
Dasbrosses street At $50 and fhyfOah street at S<b for
Albany making the usual AudinSs and counecsng hsh
depot of tho New York Central Gen.
ral Northern and Susousbanna Roads.
DEHEDICrs FINE TABLE FOR SEPTEMBER, SEC
ID opd edition, of Railroads. and Steamboats, completes
alec City Maps for - cents
BENEDICT DROe.. Jewellers, III Broadway.
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LNIF TH AVENUE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ST,
l. corner Broadway and Fifth avenue
The great burlesque and comedy company attracting
CROWDED HOUSES EVERY NIGHT.
FRA DIAvOLO
THE BEAUTY AND THE BRIGAND.
TOO MUCH FOR GOOD NATURE.
Every evening" 10 the elite and fashion of the town.
LEFFINGWELL
As the Forrestan Beppo and the melancholy Dane Romeo
Jsher jenkins.
Mrs SEDLEY BROWN
As the redoubtablc Brgand with taking ways and the
charming Churnmy.
gregatcd In New York.
A NIGHT OF UPRoARIoUs JOLLIrY
Remember abe family Matinee on SATURDAY, at2P. NJ.
A chance for ladies and children.
Doors open evenings at *. Admission rs cents.
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EvBRY COLOR AND SHADE. FROM THE MOST
BRILLIANT TO THE COMMON KINDS, EXECUTED
WITH TIE GREATEST PRoSrTIruDE AND AT THE
LOWEST PRICE.
ROeTERs ALL siZgs,
STREET HILLS,
HANDBliIs
PROGRAMMES
PLACkRDs
PAMPHLETS.
cARDs,
VLL BEADS
oBECEs AND DRAtrs.
NOTE CIRCULARS,
NOTE HEADS
MILLS OP LADiNG
LAW POINTS.
LABELS
AND EVERY DEsCRrrroN OF MILITARY. STEAM.
aDIr, INsuRANCK BANKING. RAILRoAD AND CON
nRnC1AL PRINTING DONE
~ TWENTY-FIVE ZEN CENT LOWER HArEs THAN
ARE CHARGED IN ANY ESTABLISHMENT IN
AMERICA
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A DELAlDE RIsT0nI-TO- MORROW. ELIZABETH.
n THEATRE FRANCAiS
sole Lessee and Dirsst0Y 0Y................-.J. 0RAU
TOMORROW EVENING, MONDAY, SEPT. "a
ADELAIDE RIsrORI In her great role Of
EllZAbEYH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND, which viii be pro.
doeed with imported from Pans and Grand
mis- en- scene. SIGkOR BOZZO in the role OF Essex.
In Preparation. MfRRH A and sG.UR TERESA.
Extensive being for the produsfon
OF Giseomottis celebrated work,
MARIE ANTOlNETrE.
In BROOKLYN Mpe. RISrORI will appear oe
80 TUESDAY NEXT. sBPr. a. as EIlzABEiM.
The REGULAR hstor nights In New York Will be MONDAY,
Wednesday and Friday evenings and Saturday Matinee
EVERY TUkSDAY-RIsTORI IN BROOkLYS
RROoKLYN ACADEMl-RIsroRI. ELIzABETn;
MADAME ADELAIDE RisfORI
will inangurlte the 1867 81 st
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON TUESDAY, sHPT "a
In her OF ELiZAbETH Queen England which
VIII be produced with The Scenery imported from
Paris and nd mise Monday evening n
Sig BoZzO as ESSEX this first appearance ia Brookiyn)
Genera, admission 81 80; reserved u ceAs extra;
family circle. 75 cents
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LNOR SAVANNAH GA.
Freight reduced 20 onc-half tariff rates.
Flour <Dc. per barrel
The following class steamships will leave punctuay
and the exclusive right issue bills Of sdng and pas
tickets. connection with the Central Railroad of
Georgia. 20 all points in the South and souhwest:-
Stcamshps LEO and CLEOPATRA, sailing every Tues
day at r. NJ, from pier Is East river MURRAY, FER
RIs CO., 81 and 81 South street. Agents
Steamships ". LIVINGSTON and GEN. BARNES, sail.
ing every Thursday. a, e ~, from pier 10 North river
Steamships SAN SALVADOR and SAN JACINTO sail
ing Saturday at r. NJ, from pier Is North
GARRfSON ALLEN. No. Bowling Green, Agents
To meet the wans OF shippers these lines when necc,
will additional ships thereby avoiding all delay
trans portston by this route.
shippers arc requested insert name the ship
their a. receipts
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JEFFERSON AZ RIP VAN wINKLE,
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

Replee with Eun, Fur, Fun. Songs, Dances. 4c.
TONY PASrOR AS COUNT CHALkOFF
Splendid eAects comic incidents, grand tab!canr.
First appearance OF tho celebrated California Star,
1UHNNY COLLINS, Ethiopian comedian:
A SPLENDID OI.lO OF ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY., AT.2H.
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INFRRACE GARDEN,
Third avenue, between Fifty eighth and Fitynnth SITS
PHILIP BERNET. Proprietor.
Entrances Fifty eighth and Fifty - streets.
Entrances for carriages on Third avenue.
II. ECkHARDTS
FIRST GARDEN CONCERT,
THIS (SCNDAY) EVENING, September q.
PRO6RLMxE-PART ].
0NcrtuTe-f Wcoer
NanZ--soidaten-F l1anner
PART .
s. OyerureFidels IN T.. Beethoven
Salop--i i.ebensiusi ......H Eckhardt
Aeesrs 7. Rne,zel and Gerad.
Ftnale.RoInco and Juliet. Bellini
PARTS
Overture.-Part du Dabe. .Auber
~. po,ka.-Baumgarden .Pse
H. Led.-We schon bist .Weldt
- lfrombone Mr.. Kappa
H. Quadrilie Weidmans Herman
To commence at IL O'Clock.
Admission IS cents.
These Concerts will continue every Sunday during tho fall
and winter
TERRACE GARDEN RESTAURANT.
Connected with the Garden Is first class Restaurant,
open day and evening. which Dinners Suppers and all
kinds of repast served the best Persons attend
the Concerts be served either the attached
10 the Restaurant or at the tables In the garden.
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fnK sErRopoLIrAS JOB psISrIso ssrABLlsn-
NEWT charges -s' for is wors ,hsn any sih.r hoss.
sAs sounuy.
CARDS from 81 psr LOO asa upv,rd,-che,..r n,n .,
ssr cshsr esssbli.hBspL
sxALI sILLs. froaa ~ oeas perI.ooD .nd upwards
ss-sp<. ihsn q o,bsr -siabiissm.nL
rosIEfS. of .serr ami celor delivered IN
isrs than tven'yfcur bours ordss ~ telegraph frun
eiLsr rites sitsad.i 70 pronpil,.
PAMPHLETS of .,.fy ds.cripass prou ply snd nssu,
siscut-s
ofses fieI 80 despatch ,sa fgr-,ri.d by srrr-ss
tssBy Psf. ~ the Unn.s state.
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GIOVANNI LUPO

has brilliant artistic record although he only
years Of He made his the leading artistic of
the celebrated choreographc company, The Fiorsntn
Children which asonshed all Europe some ten years as6
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
Facts About Newspapers

How many professional and political
regulations and fortunes have men made
aud sustained by the friendly, though un-
requited, pen Of the editorS How many
embryo towns and have been brought
into notice and pulled into prosperity by
the press7 How many Railroads, now in
successful operation, would have foundered
but for the "lever" that moves the worldi
In short, what branch OF industry and ac-
tiviiy has not been promoted, stimulated
and defended by the prcss7 And who has
rendered Il more than a miserable pittance
for its service? Tho bszaars OF fashion
and the haunts Of dissipasionare thronged
with an eager crowd, bearing papers In
their palms, and the commodities thus
vended are sold at enormous profits
through intrinsically worthless, and paid
for with scrupulous punctualiiy, while
the counting.room Of the newspaper is the
place Of Jowing, chcapcning trade, orders
and pennies II is made point Of honor Ia
liquidaie a grog bin, but not Of dishono'
to rcpudiale printers bill.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
Virginia Reconstruction.

The Republican party Is making rapid
headway ia the Old Dominion, and the
LIST Of August Convention promises to be
an imposing gathering. The whites Of
two more counties (Pittsylyania aud
Smythc) have met and chosen delegates
to represent them in this Convention.
Among the resolutions adopted by the
former were the following:
Where's, The Congress of tho United
States is the only power that is able TO re-
store the State OF Virginia to her former
position in the Union, aud her inhabitants
to their civil aud political rights; aud
Whereas, That Congress has offered, as
the only terms Of re-admission to the I'm
ion, ihe act commonly known rs the Sher.
man .Shellabarger bill; therefore, be il
Resoired, by the people Of Pitisylvania
county 10 mass meeting assembled, that
We aecept the terms OF restoration offered
US by Congress, and will labor faithfully
TO restore Virginia to the Union upon that
basis.
The people Of Smythc resolved, among
other things:
"That we approve Of the Convention to
be held in the City Of Richmond, on the
first day Of next month, for the purpose
Of harmonizing all true friends Of the I'm.
ion. and pcricciing tho organization Of
the Union Republican party.
"That we recommend TO the people Of
the State Of Virginia, to co operate with
the Union Republican party, in order the
moro speedily TO effect the reconstruction
Of the State. asf sas.
"That We recommend that tho people
Of Smythc county support no man for the
Convention, to form n Constitution for
the State, who does not openly identify
himself with tho Union Republican par
iy.'
Prominent citizens were selected in
both counties as delegates, including OK.
Confidence officers and leading politi-
cians. It's believed that were the Con-
veniion to be postponed for few weeks,
il would embrace white delegates from
nearly every county in the State.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
A YIrainia Criticism.

The Richmond Wing, In noticing tlit
recent groveling speech Of Montgomer,
Blair, at Rockbridgc, Alum Springs, IA
which he found fault with all sides, bu
especially the Republicans, says:
With every disposition to deal kindl,
with Mr.. Blair. we are yet constrained &c
say that we do not sec that pny possibl,
benefit can result from his speech. II,
only aim appears 10 be TO excite hatred
against an opposition TO the dominant
party. There is nothing of soothing
character 10 his speech, and this, too, ut Q
time when we so much need trauquilizine
agencies. lie seems TO forget that he who
halls from the other side Of the Potomac
was for vigorous prosecution of the war
and was q conspicuous member Of Mr.
Lincoln's Cabinet, can speak out with un'
restricted freedom a"a with perfect safety
but that We OF the Southern States have
to speak with "bated breath and to Gel
with prudent circumspoction- we arc
under bonds for our good behavior, and
are, besides. in honor bound to observe
the obligations Of our parole and to com
ply with the terms OF the registration
oath. If Mr.. Blair's rather pointles'
speech shall be attended with any effect
that effect will be to stiiien the necks and
inname and strengthen the opposition Of
those who can SEQ no good in the Con
gressional plan Of reconstruction. 0ul
opinion is that such speeches are in the
last degree indiscreet. Nor do We reckon
il generous in any man who is himself un
fettered, and who is subject to no risk, tc
encourage among US by his speeches I
course OF action which must, IL followed
be attended with difficulties and dangers
We hope that this will be Mr.. Blair's las
speech in Virginia until at lenst a favora
bic change has been wrought in our stu
alton
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02

In kindred and sympathetic association
with the lost one above. may here speak
of Mrs. Col. Gavin. nee Tucker, formerly
of your County. Mrs. G. for several years
has been gradually sinking into a state Of
mental disease. which Is considered by the
Physicians Of the Asylum for the Insane
as perfectly hopeless. She has now been
for some time in the Institution, and 1t is
probable she will there end her days.
But my pen is is growing sad under the
beclouding power Of these melancholy
subjects, and will close by saying that
Il may be some time before | can talk to
your readers again. have other offers
at present which / must embrace, to make
what .ran honestly and honorably, that
| may rid myself Of that most terrible ia.
cubm called "debts." That done once, and
I won't call the king my uncle, "or any
other man." unless he Is gentleman, and
belongs to the Church Of decent and
charitable humanity. am pretty in
dependent as il Is, and Intend to try TO be
good, to do good, to make the world bet.
ter, aud all me. happier as far as in me
lieth. 50 mote II be-,
.rs t} tas W. w. HIBnEN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02

message to Congress Of the 18th inst, to
the effect that the abrogation OF the govern
mcnss Of the rebel States binds the nation
to pay their debts incurred prior to the
late rebellion, is at war with the principles
Of international law, deliberate stab Al
the national credit, abhorrent 10 every
sentiment ofIoyalty, and we'll pleasing only
to vanquished traitors, their allies und
sympathisers, by whose agency alone the
governments Of said States were, over
thrown and destroyed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that BY sir,us Of an
IN order Of the Court ofcommen Pleas Of Frank
lin Couaty, Indiana, at the July Term, 1901,
thereof, In the case OF RIeh,rd J. Day, Adminis-
traitor Of the Estate Of Claiborne .brison deed
W. Heirs Of Deceased. the undersigned, on tho
premises, .. i..Iss.s.. IL. .-st
On Saturday, August l0h, 1867,
funiess sold previousiy at private .sals,) WIN
sell NJ public auction The following described real
estate, situated IN sHid County, 20 VII;
Lots Nes.l3, IA, 10 and u, In Block ~ o. ~
town Of Laurel subject TO fhs interest therein OF
Sarah E nrison, widow Of deceased. -.
Bids for the purchase Of the same at priyste tsis
will be received 70 The 9th OF August next.
TERMs.--one- third purchase mossy dewn 90
dny Of sale, onc,ihird IN nine, and one third "
eighteen months, deferred payments secured ~
notes bearing interest, Without reiieffrom yAina-
ilon and appraisement laws, and BY ,scftraEs -
the prsmisos. X. j. DAY, AdminlfuAtof,
nolland& DInkioy, Attys.
Jaiy IL, iS6f-iw a. e t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02

The New York World has undertaken
the heavy task Of beating common sense
into the heads its Democratic cotempo-
raries aud the Southern enemies Of the
Reconstruction acts. An experience Of
the Improbable nature Of Democratic OPP
position to the resolute purpose of Congress
to enforce its own policy on the late rebel
States, has convinced the World that the
Democracy and its Southern friends must
accept the situation, and that the true
policy for both is TO reorganize the South
in the manner defined by the acts Of Con-
gress on that subject. II says that il is
useless TO agitate for o repeal Of the exist
ing Reconstruction laws, for il the Demo
Gratis were certain OF carrying all elections
hereafter, il would DO four years before
they eould command a majority in the
Senate, aud in the meantime the rebel
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
BepublIcanl.m al tho South.

Intelligence from nearly all portions OF
the South, indicates very rapid growth
OF the Republican sentiment in the late
rebel States. Tho people are wearyipg Of
their present condition, and getting
anxious for some settled government
They see that It IN their own politicians
and not the Republican party, that arc
defeating the organization oflocal govern
ments there, and keeping them out Of rep
rcsentation in Congress, and are manifest
ing a willingness to honestly accept tho
situation rs il is, and to fall in with the
olly political party (thc Republican, that
has the ability to do anything for them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
National Bank Troubles.

The Unadilla National Bank Of New
York, which has suspended, had capital
Of $3.50, 900, owned by the President, Ar
mold b. Watson, and Cashier Clark j
Hayes, aud their relatives. Its liabilities
amount to 100000. It's embarrassment
are said to be due to somebody's fast liv-
ing and wild spcculations.
The Receiver Of the Newton, Massa.
chusotts, National Bank, has collected
and forwarded to Washington the list Of
its liabilities. The discount rotes amour.
ted to $4,000, 100000 Of which have
been collected, and 500 more are con.
sidered good.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-02
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Aug2-sn Agent for franklin County.