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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-11
j F'a.~M G X e f i.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
b O0KVIL LIE, INDIANA,
Va Office over weller's Hardware Store.
Quarterly Statement
RESOURCES.

Of THE BRooKvILLL NATIONAL BANK
" Of Brookville, Indiana, for the Quarter ending
5th January, 1867:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-11

THR AMUSING HISTORY OF The GREAT
Il EST RASCAL IN NEW YORK is begun in
tho January number Of "lASKrE NorioSs."
With AZ comic cuts. Nov ready. Price iS eents.
Sold by all newsmen.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-11
To Ladies and Gents.

Laseststyiss Jet Rubber Long Chain, length
Latest style Jet Ru bier Breast Pins......5o cts.
Latest style Jet Rubber Ear Rings ......"...5O cts
style Jet Rubber Vest Chain so cts.
zsc-Aii articles sent ty mail Free, on receipt
Of the above prices. Manufactured by PHILIP
HILL. No. $50 Market Street, Philadelphia.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-03

when she seed my boots that I
company. Ye see, stranger, l want
much used ter courtin, and / was
kinder green, but / knowed it war
no use to lose so much time, so I
told Purmely if she'd fotch me n
gourd of water, I'd help her stuff
sassages. AS she passed by me-, I
tapped her OH tho shoulder. Tag
sez to Purmely. 1 kinder TUX her
by surprise, for she seed as how I'd
hit her last lick, but when she looked
at me, L choked spang up, and but
for my goglin drops, stranger, Josh
Biles never would a lived to tell you
this story. I slept thar that night,
stranger, and riz mighty early, for /
knowcd / would be bothered nightly
gettin on my boots, been Us how I'd
fell in the creek and got 'em wet. [
got on one mighty easy, but my left
foot looked as big as q meetin house.
L pulled and pulled, and when [ be-
gin ter feel the big drops of pcccary
intment running down behind my
ears, l knowcd it war no use, so
down [ went with my boot in my
hand. Down I sot, and was doin
fine, when the cussed cats found out
my big toe. Purmely, secin how 1
was feelin, sez she: Joshua, will you
take a bit OF the sassase? When
she said sassage, [ kinder cum to, for
| were pertickler fond of sassagc; so
[ sez, sez [, 4 don't care if / do. DO
you refer EN- in the dab?' 'Ain't
pertickler, sez I, and [ raked 'em
out OF the old blue-edged dish in my
plate. But my troubles, like my
sassages, cum all in piles, for the very
fust lick made at the sassage, my
knife slipped, and away went a hot
brilin sassage rite in Purmelys bo-
som, as she war leanin over to help
her nanny. Sich another yellin and
screamin l amt heard afore nor
since. AS I was determined to hold
onto all I cum by fairly, as quick as
thought / jerked it outen her buz-
yum. [ dropped my boot and boltcd,
and soon found myself sittin by NAM
my, with about three feet Of clean
sassage. if 1 did lose. my boot"
a w p
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Tho Pilgrim Band.

By MISS E. B. CHE x sBoRoUeH.
"Now they desire better country, that
is, an heavenly"
Pilgrims through weary land,
See the long procession move.
Heart to heart and hand to hand,
Through the desert path they rove;
While beyond, in distant dim,
Shines the land they hope to win.
No triumphal banner floats
High in glory overhead,
Nor the trumpct's stirring notes
Tells Of band to victory led;
Softly falls their footsteps round,
As they sock Gods holy ground.
Weary arc their sandalcd feet,
Torn with thorns the journey through,
Few the flowers the pilgrims meet,
And the sunbcams, oh! how few!
Yet they raise no anguished cry,
For they know the land is nigh.
See it bright with glory crowned,
Rich in pleasures evermorc;
Harki its music peals around,
See the radiance from it pour;
Pilgrims, view the promised land,
Bathed i'll glory, see it stand.
Land that holy Abraham knew
In prophetic vision bright;
Land that touched by Jasper hue,
Cleaned in faiths divincst light
Open wide the golden gate,
For tho pilgrims, knocking, wait.
They have gained the heavenly shore,
Standing now on height sublime,
Grateful view the country DER,
Chanting praise to Christ divine,
Who led them on with gracious hand,
Until they reached :!io heavenly land
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GREAT WATCH SALE.

NAOA14 w "A OLI RAAl,
On the Popular One Price Plan . 4!
GIVING every patron HANDSOME
W and RELIABLE WATCH, for the low
price of Ten DOLLARS, without regard
to value, and not to be paid for unless per
tcctly satisfactory.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to
500; 100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 5000
to $50; 100 Ladies' Watches, cnamclcd 800
to $500; 200 Gold Hunting Chronomctcr
Watches, $3.50 to 800; zoo Gold Hunting
English Levers $500 to $3.50; 800 Gold Hunt
ing Duplex Watches, $3.50 to 5000: 800 Gold
Hunting American Matches, 500 to $3.50;
500 Silver Hunting Levers, $50 to $3.50; 500
SILVER Hunting Duplexcs, s75 to $3.50; $50
Gold Ladies' Watches, $50 to $3.50; 600
Gold Hunting Lepincs. $50 to S75; 600
miscellaneous Silver Watches, $50 to $l0G:
$500 Hunting Silver Watches, s25 to 800
5000 assorted Watches-all kinds SO to
s35.
a8- Every patron obtains IL watch. by
tins arrangement. costing but SO, while
1t may be worth $3.50. No partiality shown.
Mcssrs. j. HICkIING & co. l49 Broad
way, New York City, wish to Immediately
dispose of the above magnificent stock.
Certificates, naming the articles. arc placed
III sealed envelopes, and well mixed. Hold
ers are entitled to the articles named on
tndr certificate, upon payment of $40,
whether 1t he a watch worth. $3.50, or one
worth less. The return Of any of our GER
tlticates entities YOU to the article named
thereon, upon payment, irrespective of its
worth, and as no article valued less than
$40 is named on any certificate; it will at
once be seen that this is NO LOTTERY,
but straight forward legitimate transac-
ton, which may be participated in even by
the most fastidious
single certificate will be sent by mail.
postpaid, upon receipt Of % cents; five
for 81; eleven for 81; thirty-thrce, and elc-
CANT premium, for s.; sixty-six, and more
valuable premium, for 80; one hundred,
and most superb watch, for SIS. 10
agents, or those Wishing employment, this
is rare opportunity. 1t is lcgitlmatcly
conducted business, duly authorized by
the Government, and open to the most
careful scrutiny. Try us! Address
J. HfCKLING & CO.,
ian Is 1mo 149 Broadway, New York
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nEMAND J. w. Bradlcy's celebrated
~ DlPLEN ELLIPTIC or DOUBLE
SPRING SKIRTS. The viii not bend or
break like the Single Springs. but will
preserve Their perfect and beautiful shape,
whcr2 three or fcur ordinary skirts have
been thrown aside as useless. They are
the most elastic, flexible and durable
skirts manufactllred. They combine COM
fort, durability aud economy. with that
elegance Of slap,, which has made the
''DupleX Elliptic tie Standard Skirts Of
the fashionablc world This popular Skirt
is universally re commended by tho fashion
able magazines and opinions Of the press
generally.
At wholesale by the exclusive manufac-
turcrs and sole owners of the patent,
VESTS, BRADLEY x CARY.
Warcrooms and Office 81 Chambers
And 80 and 81 Reade sts., New York.
Also, at wholesale by the leading jobbcrs.
For sale in Columbia by C. +. JACKSON
and SHIVER & BECKHAM. Jan % 3mo*
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-02-03

COME HOME. The New York
Herald lately contradicted the follow
ing touching personal advertise
menJ:
s'Little nigger," come home. No
reference will be made to the past.
Ten thousand pardons are asked.
Telegraph to your Piggie.'
If that didn't fetch him, nothing
can.
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The Celebrated Palmetto Hair Re-
newer.

NTHICH has been fully tested and uni
w vcrsally proved toe be the one genu-
inc, reliable and ncvcr-failing preparation
for improving, bcautifying and restoring
the hair, should be found in every South
crn home and on the table of every lady
BY its use, dry, harsh and wiry hair is
changed into smooth, glossy, silkcn tresses
Every ono who has used the Remover
speaks of its merits in the highest terms
98- Ask your druggist for the PALMETTO
HAIR REVIEWER, and take no other For
sale by all druggists.
HARRAL, RfSLEY & TOMPkINS,
Wholesale druggists sole agents,
Jan 25 1y 141 Chambers ST., n. Y
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Almonds, Raisins, Currants.

lust received, a complete assortment of
- ALMONDS, RAISINS, CURHANTS,
PRU MES, CITRON, &c.
Now j. L. Il. AGNEW.
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YORK HERALD TUESDAY DECEMBER 8 1e7-TRPLE SHEET

do. preferred. esss: Pacific Mail, l2T l27k western
Union telegraph. S25s AK.
After the call Erie sold at z0k. but tho msrke.
rallied and at the second regular board was nrm AMI
Northwestern common rose to 60. Pacific Mail and
the express shares without material change
Erie closed = higher than at the FIRST regular board
Northwestern ~ do. preferred y. Milwaukee and st.
Paul preferred y, Pacific Mail r. Reading was y lover
Government securities inactive and barely steady
Skies OF 1881 closed lower. coupon nvstweniies Of
1862 u, new issue Of 1867 4, seven-,hires, second
series, T. Tennessee SKIES new. declined ~
At the open board at half past three the market
steady aud duh and New York Central sold at 1l31s
Eric, IN q. 81; Reading. sSk; Michigan Southern,
soK Rock Island, e5H Northwestern, 59s<; do. pre-
ferred, ST. Pacific Nail, l2s; Western Union Telegraph,
32 During the rest OF tho afternoon the market
quiet and at the close Of business at half past Ave the
following quotations current.New York Central,
1lsx ia; Erie, nix M; Reading, o5X . esq
Michigan Southern, so sot4; Cleveland and Pittsburs,
s21z s3k; Rock Island, 95x . 95A; Northwestern.
5ox 59H do. preferred. Elk ae7k; Pacific Mail. l2s
l2sK; Western Union Telegraph, 32x SAX.
comparison OF the prices OF the leading speculative
stocks at the first board to-day and on December l,
last year, shows the following changss:-
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II we extend The comparison 70 the same Time 10 tn
hree previous years We ind the following chsngss-

! Government securities were weak In sympathy with
tho further decline in gold, and very moderate busi
mess wss transacted In them the counters Of the lead
ing dealcra Al the close the market was Inactive and
quotations were nominay az subJoined :-Registered,
1851, lo7k 1854; coupon, 1881, 1l2x li2h; 2o'A
registered 1864 ii4s li4s; do, coupon, 1852, lo7H
alo7x; do, 1854, lo4. a lo17s do, 1893, 1857 .
1osz; do, 1895, January and July, 1o7x 1914: do.
lso7, losx lo7x; 1olos, registered. 1907 iook;
DO, coupon, 1olx lo1A; gold, aek 800; June,
1aos, los . 1osk; July do, los losk; December
compounds, 1894 liok li9ss; Nay do, 1868 1i7S
S17s.; Angus, do, lick ilojs; September do, ilSx
n No. October do, ll51s 1i51.
Al tho commencement Of business the stock market
was dull and barely steady at the closing prices OF Eat
urdsy and al the early OF the open board II was
sluggish a, fractional Decline except for Northwestern,
which Arm. New York Central sod At lloh;
Erie. nv; hudson River, 124h; Reading, 05I es's;
Michigan Southern sok Rock Island, o5ys 90 North
western, 5s,s; d. preferred, OK Pacific Mall, l2o
f3oA; Western Union Telegraph, 80 s3S.
Az the frst regular board tho railway share market
dun and rather heavy excep, for Northwestern COM
mon Pacific Msil was quiet. and the second call L.
declined TO i2si< Western Union Telegraph mac
tys and declined 10 81 The express shares active
and strong Tho state stocks neglected but steady
New York Central closed lower than 81 the same time
on Saturday Erie y, Reading Y, Cleveland and Pitts
burg x, ROCK Island y, Northwestern preferred X.
Pacific Nail 81, Atlantic Mail y, Western Union Tele.
graph * Northwestern was Z higher. Government
sscuri,ies we're duh and heavy sxcs Of 1891 closed
lever coupon nvs.twsntss Of 1902 u, Issue OF 1884 ~
ssv issue OF 1857 q, coupon tenfortos X.
At the open board a one o'clock the market was
heavy and prices suffered further decline New York
Central sold at llsx; Eric. 7os 7ok; Reading. e5k;
ClsvsAsd and Pi,ssburs, SLY sax; Michigan South.
IN, %: Rock island. osxs ssS; Northwestern 5sK
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OYSTER HOUSE DOWNING GOING TO WASHINGTON.

To THE Editor The HERALD:--
inform you, as o chroncicr OF events (some moro
les importantly, tina! going to Washington, not in
representative capacity, not lobbyist, not even
as politician. am not indifferent to the great issues
exciting the nation almost beyond precedent would
not be believed to declare that am not deeply
Interested to tho suffrage question: to tho terms Of
reconstruction; but feelings and interests in these
questions arc not reasons why 20; not but that
would like TO go on political mission, but such
sion would take money from my purse 1 60 to put
/ have hopes have had Thu. experience: never
mind how biiter may be tho improcations and denun
Citations which any number OF men may please TO
press in words in relation to tho colored man,
that tho motives or ends which prompt the
are not SO overshadowng to cause Ihcm
not to appreciate the superior goodness or his
a S ~ a anr
elegant tasto OF his boned turkeys his paes, his
salads, his confectionery and the like have been out
spoken. uncompromsing In my demand for my rights
as a and an American citizen; but my good things
have been appreciated, along with othcrs, by those
whose political alliances called them 10 deny me my
political rights They have manifested toward me por-
sonay friendly feelings: knowing this and hoping for
tho patronage OF those with whom am In more direct
political sympathy, so 10 Washington vita fair ex
pectatlons l expect 10 cater for the 'Iecepiions"
usually given there by the members Of Congress;
for most persons who have been TO Washing
many the Suggestions and agreements
tsa' havs originated over so0a supper ,u may
rooms. I expect to havo hand in railroad
interests banking affairs commercial enterprises.
tracts and other important matters In which parties
visiting Washington may be intcrestcd for Is known
the feasibility OF plan Is frequently made more clear
with hot back duck hot dlsh OF stewed
terapn tho table, at which party IL caneasn2 the
merits Of proposition. expect 10 be related to oui
foreign relations. expect TO DO brought in contact
professionally with the foreisn diplomatic corpsths
nnmc 10 will not DO strange, not only through the
famous Downing street OF London. but because the
family has had tho distinction OF having furnished
Of tho crowned heads OF Europe with tnoir oystcrs
picked friod and raw, for somc OF which am IN The
possession OF gold chronometer watch presented BY
Queen Victoria Mr. Bennett. you will perceive that
suck 10 your OYSTERS" GEO. I. DOWNING.
NEW YoRK. Nov, 1867.
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Wheat was dull and almost nominal The s.es were only
10, Win sG rye cora wss i sss
. sss ana I .s., 'i s mssa wss
:s S 81 DO for s s w steady .,a, sas
' d s%sl ~f ss q sssss
= in store s and All aoa II The
sales were Sash. psr ms w some d'maad tho
rsreHrsThe marked continued 70 rule quiet but
70 SS bale. esoo AZ ssS hs inside
eos s sS Oer ~ h q a. $685.
~ Cd and pr steamer. lAoo bushel. corn At l0d
~ Goa ss5s sS5s' SS dSsr
O bushels at iod Is hid. tobacco s6s and 800 hbs
Da:hsl. whss. private xnwsrp iocOo bushels
.as s ss bark Rs s 81 psss
eum from phiadelpha to Gibraltar for orders at Ga
s.rs from rsii.dsps: 400 ussrs!.Sa
os 3d. and vessel also from rhadsphiA to Cork for
''$s.: -; = N
Shipping an 81 s HAs ss sss active at 70 @ for
sales ss 70 qss %sno '''.1'
kinds were likewise dull and nominal
Tss aes s,, % :. sous
and s54 hhds- ~ bbls barbados on private terms.
ss e. M sas. 8 tS 6 & tsa
price. Rosin sai continued to rule dull but previous
sIs TSss ' sna 'a s%ai
quoted IS heard Of no 'al''
0nsNo important sales Of any kind reported, but
q o. In casks Msnon patent paint oil was quoted Al
Pnoyrno..Receipts l7S7 bSls pork aos4 do beef $50
a. lard ana go pkgs cut meats The market for pork
sas @ sSa is rs 's'
wsrs go bns new moss for January at so 50 ga S.
city Total stock old and December I, 1851.
es S5 For beef ps sis
xse. changed HAND. Ies' $50 for ra
~ saS9 Iasfssss &c, date las. month
AZ IS ss s'si 70;
~ 80 There was good demand for beef hams which
a'a So RaFasz s &c sAo 'as
demand for cut meats unimportant and prices
heavy there were sales Of so boxes short rib for Decs
her and January on private terms The market for lard
cheese were without essential chans !. s''A'' ''
last Saturdays prices Sales Of 1850 Db!s at
lie ana SO do stll,Ec For bonded the demand was
was quoted &c 2 a. the close The sale. were p oo
and ds 90 s s Ss,a n %on 81 ss .s
note sales OF $50 bbls standard white at 43c OF naptha
quiet but very arm at the extreme close Sales we're Of
feced OF 1000 bbs standard white at &c.; 800 do d.
LOCO do ON private terms and LOCO do for Decem
RICK ruled dull Only small sales Of Carolina were
sucAR.On Of the decline gold and tho limited
demand the market for raw not SO hr fair to good
la'c and $3.50 bags Bahia and Manila private terms
se sol NV xs,s es ~ and i' yeowa fSss o
i2,Sc; timothy. 81 80 % 70 rough nax So 10 $40
srsARrNE was quite steady with sales OF o0o lbs at &c
TAiLow was moderately active Sales $4,000 lbs lie
WHrsxEvRecepts I2s bbls No business Of importance
was contaminated; prices were entirely nominal.
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Mining shares dull and heavy. At the first board
Quartz Hill closed &C. lower than at the time on
Saturday selling ct 81 15 Waikiki lead sold at 40. :
smith Parmelee. So; Gunnell gold. $l Consolidated
Gregory gold, IS rs. H
The foreign exchange market was extremely dull,
but mer than At the close Of last week. partly in anti
cipation OF the decline gold bringing in fresh buyers
Bankers bills England at sixty days quoted at
1904 1o0h; at three days, lo9x alosK; commercial
bills, 1881 100; bills Paris at sixty days. le7s
Is; at three days, SIS a5.l2k. Other bills were
rated thus
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What say our conservative friends OF The prssss Let us
understand ono another and bet together.
The North CarolInn constitutional CQpven-
tion-The Radical Programme.
From tho Raleigh IN c. Standard rsdlcai-Nov. 50 j
Several friends have written making inquiry as 20
when, IN opinion Constitutional Convention Will
assemble We know no more IN relation 70 ~ IMAM
others Wo should think IL would require ~ least
twenty days from the election for the commanding ken-
era TO receive and examine tho returns. by the lola
OF pecember therefore, he will have 10 his power 70
announce the result: be may direct the convention
70 assemble on the 20h he may postpone Is to the lst
aay o. January We think It certain will not assemble
later than the LIST OF January Tue convention ought 10
DO able TO frame constitution by the LIST OF February
The constitution thus framed coad DO submitted to tho
people by the 10th OF March ensning and II the Con-
vension should decide that the rst election under
this constitution the that ratfy and
reject may vote for State olcers-it being OF course,
understood that the constitution IA ratified said cleo
tons OF State officers to DO VALID otherwise TO be null
and void--we say, II this course should adopted
u may, then tho elections for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, members OF the Legislature, State officers
generally. and members OF Congress could be held on
the people These officers elected the constitution
ratified, tho latter could be laid before Congress and
choose two Senator'S II the machinery should work
thus we'll by the LIST day OF May 1865 Senators and
Representatives in Congress can DO in their seats and
the new State government can DO inaugurstsd.
The Election In South CaroIina-Incca diarism.
According to . correspondent OF the Savannah Neps
and Herald the late election In tho Beaufort dis
tr1ct was not very quiet affair. The correspondent
says:-
In this town the coored population rather noisy,
and Inclined 10 be roous In the country tho negroes
went to tho polls armed 10 tho teeth, to prevent any
cke, beng used except tho rod. On st. Helena Island
they succeeded In keeping away the whites, With ono
exception, Captain sam. bennett, who fought his way
through the sable crowd regardless OF their firearms,
and polled his VOTE Tho election In this district will
probably be thrown out altogether another ordered
II me blacks imagine that are TO have The elusive
right to the elective franchise they should be TAUGHT
TO the contrary even at the point OF tho bayonet the
muzzls Of the revolver, II necessary.
The Same correspondent adds
The residence Of General Stolbrand, six miles
out including his summers crop of cotton, gins and gin
houses, were totally destroyed by IRE a lew evenings
since Hts less has been estimated al $4,000 which
there insurance. Supposed to be the work OF
some OF the plantation hands, They continual y
threatening to burn down the property OF white man
who Is opposed TO their course.
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CoYFrf.-The maFkct vas duL bat pfices without
especial chaags Sales made OF 1000 bAsa Dolphn
IA Baltimore, on private terms.
and 500 bags neal 3ssn bushels wheat s7ci5 DO
corn sos do oss Is do rye, ~ isto barley 4i2s do.
mali and 1850 DO. peas The market nrmsr.
more active inquiry for the low rAdes part spccua.
seller few saIss wers made a. slsht advances but
The sales we're about ibUO bbla southern was n
moderate request and stssdy.. WITH Gales Of
rye aour vas steady with sales Of 7s bills a q O. Corn
meal was In bster dspand 81 prsvous prcss sles 90