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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

The CIRcUs.-The circus was crowded
last night, Notwithstanding the rain. The
excessive moisture penetrated every ywhere.
The riders were dreadfully annoyed by
the dripping from the tent, and their per-
formances marred by that and the softness
of the ring. Yet the crowd were cheerful.
The rain did not dampen their spirits.
They cheered and shouted and laughed
as though they were both comfortable and
happy. Never was such crowd pelted
by big drops through an oozing tent. Such
an audience put the actors in good
humor, and brighter entertainment, un-
der such discomfort, we never saw. Man
kind certainly has mania for the circus.
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The BLACK CROoK.-We have received
from Messrs. Selden & Co., $50 Main street,
near Ninth, copy Of the history Of this
famous piece. We have yet to hear Of q
dramatic production which has produced
more sensation and admiration, and at the
same time more Of holy horror and con-
demnation than this, even among those
who have never seen it. Messrs. Selden
s. Co. have also Photographic sketches
from this piece. They have good assort-
ment of stereoscopes, and fine and accu-
rate collection of views of the city and its
vicinity.
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AUCTION Sales This D0y.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at u o'clock the
small frame dwelling In Fulton, on Graham
street, now occupied by Andrew Blackie.
LEE & GoDDIN will sell at u o'clock new frame
tenement, containing i've rooms, on Concord or
Railroad street, In Adams Valley, and vacant
lots on Poplar street.
HARRISON, aoDDIN & APPERsoN will sell at Z
o'clock brick store and dwelling, with lot
100 by l7s feet, on the Manchester turnpike
near the town.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERsoN will sell on
the premises at o'clock p. NJ, small framed
tenement on the east side Of st. Stephen be-
tween Duval and Baker streets.
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WET WEATHER.-The amount Of rain
which has fallen in the last two months has
been almost unparalleled. There will be no
danger of the springs and wells giving out
during the ensuing summer and fall. We
had no idea of the extent of the incon-
veniences and delays which it has occa-
stoned to the farmers until informed by
one of them on yesterday that he had not
been able to get into his orchard to trim
it for two months.
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the outside is the raising of the front win
dows to corresponding height with the
door, and little more ornament to the
front gable. 1t is a very fine building, and
is an ornament to the city. We cOngratu-
late the court and the people Of the county
upon having 80 substantial building and
one so suitable for the purposes for which
IL was erected +.
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ARREST OF PIcKPoCKET.-A very gen.
teel-looking and well-dressed young man
named John Wilson, was arrested yester-
day for picking the pocket of James Col
den of gold watch valued at sl50. The
robbery was committed some time during
last summer.
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HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-James Hamp-
den, negro, appeared before Judge Lyons
yesterday upon an application for bail
upon writ of habeaS corpus. He is con-
fined under the charge of grand larceny.
The case was continued until Monday
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Mrs. Jefferson Davis passed through
Goldsboro, N. c., q day or two since, on
her way North, and at the depot received
handsome donation Of greenbacks.
Twelve ladies graduated at the Female
Medical College, Philadelphis, on Satur-
day. There were forty.four students the
past session. af ,Aa0j = aet I.
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RS- LEVY AGAiS.-The epidemic called
LEVY on THE BRAlN" has spread even TO
me country, as the following letter will show.
We are thankful moreover, we are glad-that the
rmsdy was sug Sested, and that the result has We
"a ed our statements
RICHMOND, March la, 1867.
EsrS. Lsry Brothers:
gen,lemen,-.As an old friend OF your esteemed
aasr and most excellent grandfather, Will give
r1 ha.ty sketch OF sad and, for awhile,
-lming afcton in my family
s-ms four weeks since my wife and daughter
Esra both completely prostrated by disease
rs.rh afled and deded the skin of our best ply
#-.us. Doctors Expediency, Temperance, and
stuomy tried their best skill, but without sue
g-.. Now, was not in tx? There was poor Sally
an mot salliel only two weeks from her mar
.gys.day. We were in fix. looked at the pa
,.r. read ALI the patent medicine remedies; more
t-srned to answer the case. But. at happy mo-
usut, old Mrs. Common Sense came in, felt their
rgg,. and my purse and shook her head and ex-
claimed "Lordy MISSY, it's nothing at all but
Levy on the Brain" So she gave us prescrip-
ton Here IL Is:
r DRESS PATTERNS,
HANDKERCHiEFS GLOVES, RIBBONS,
STOCKINGS, &c, &C, in quantities to suit
the occasion. C.S.
"
DIREcrIoSs.-Use the preparation at once, and
then repeat the medicine every season.
Soon as we got IL we sent off 10 your excellent
establishment whers my folks were charmed with
the polite and attentive clerks. l examined my
pur,e, aud 10 found they had hardly touched It's
contents.
Ileslita duty ! owe to our fellow citizens of
District No. TO give you THE, my testimonial OF
the exceeding great efficacy oi your inVaiuaDie
remedies and subscribe myself,
Your friend, }. U.
Twill send you some ofthe wedding cake as soon
As the mud and water subsidies, as we live nearly
ten miles from your enterPrising house NH ls
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DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY.-Two soldiers
started from camp yesterday for the cir
Gus, and on their way in gave way to the
temptation to take q drink Of "tangle-
foot" A little further on they took ano-
ther of "knock-me down." and another
and another, and it is very natural to sup
pose that Mr.. Forepaugh did not get the
dollar intended for him; for before these
gentlemen got half way to his tent they
were raising such fuss that it was found
necessary to put them in the calaboose.
The guard house and little extra duty
will make them repent of their misdeeds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

MONEY LosU.-A mulatto girl on yester-
day morning lost hundred dollars in the
Second Market. Any information con-
corning it will be gladly received at the
Second station-house.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. MARCH q, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland Travers Baltimore,
me rch andise and passenger, d. w. CuIrie.
Steamer John Sylvester Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers l.. b Tatum.
Schooner Pennsylvania, Day, Philadelphia,
COAL J. K. Anderson.
Schooner Hannah Warwick. Shedden, Balti-
more, railroad iron, Richmond and York River
Railroad Company.
Schooner Roanoke. Barrett, Philadelphia, coal.
Wilson & Roberts.
Schooner Mariana, Adams, Philadelphia, coal,
Cottrsll Pitcher.
MEMORANDA.
Schooners Milton, Corsey, from Savannah, and
Cornelia. Noyes Philadelphia, arrived too late to
obtain full report from them.
Schooners q. w. Rawley, Allen, and Rising Sun,
Jones, from Boston for Hichmond, put into Holme 8
Hole on the 10th instant having run into each other
on Nantucket Shoals on the night OF the 18th tn Q
q. w. hawley had larbosrd quarter cut down
nearly to the waters edge, house stove to pieces,
and nainsail torn to pieces; will proceed 70 New s
little damage except loss of jibboom.
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ExECUTIvE.-Albert C. Pulliam was ap-
pointed notary public yesterday for the
city of Richmond and county Of Chester
field
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

RoBBERY.-The vegetable stand of Tur-
ner s. McCoul in the First Market was
broken into few nights since. There is a
private watchman in this portion of the
market-house, but his beat extending only
to the stall next this, his care did not cover
this particular one, and was of course not
under his protection. 1t seems singular
that such robbery could take place, just
at police headquarters, in an open shed,
and private watchman on the premises.
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RE- SPRING GOODS.
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, vEsTlNGs.
nnuEprv

CLOTHS, CAssiMEREs, yEsTINGs.
J. 3. DOaERTY,
s22 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE SOUTHERN EXPRESS.
The subscriber respectfully calls attention to
the large and varied stock OF the latest styles OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS
opened this day, which he has selected from the
northern markets during the last week. The goods
are all Of approved makes, superb In syle and can
be recommended for strength OF fabric. fneness OF
quality, A. well as reliable colors.
Having all the facilities necessary to proper Sc
lection purchase. and manufacture, and with an
experience OF twenty years as q
PRACTICAL MECHANIC,
hs asks an examination, promising TO make all
garments In IA good style and just as low as they
can bs obtained anywhere In the country.
Remember the best material and as cheap as
they can be obtained is the motto.
NH l5-tApls J. 4. DoHERTY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

EG- ANOTHER DESIDERATUM.-Au useful
preparation Is WOODS BED BUG KILLER Now
i the time to use 1t on your 6edsteads This CON-
pound efeetulllv destroys the larvG, and you viii
not be roab!ed with prgs during the season. If
you want Il sure thing, try this article. Prepared
onlyat WOODS Pharmacy,
nh 10 Fifth and Marshall streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-22

TOMATO CATSOP, of home manu-
i facture and of superior quality, for sale by
'A' STEVENS & PEGRAM,
NH l3 Gil Broad street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, March II, 1857.
DY A DECREE ENTERED BY THE
I'D Circuit Court Of Henrico county on-the 3oth
day Of April, 1867 In the chspeery suit OF Henry
+. Enos and Mary E., his wife PLAINTIFF against
p H. Huffman. sheriff Of Henrico county, and
AZ such committee and administrator with tho
will annexed of John A. Pointer, deceased, and
other defendants, one OF the commissioners Of
said court is required TO take an account OF the
outstanding debts against the estate Of the ssid
John A. Pointer, deceased.
Agpersons having debts or claims against the
said estate will present the same TO me on or be-
fore the i2,h day of April, 1887, at my office, NO:
$40 Franklin street, in the city Of Richmond, that
being the time and place i have fixed TO receive
proof of such debts or demands, and 10 execute
he said decree THOMASJ. EVANS,
NH i5-Paw Commissioner in Chancery.
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CHAMBasLAIs's 0pYIcI, /
RICHMOND, March -, 1867


THE FOLLOWING IS A COPY Of
i the 18th section Of the revised ordinance con.
cernipg streets, passed by the Council ara tssing
effect from and after the l2th instant published ~
order OF the Council for the Information OF s con-
cerned. To wit: -
the owners of houses or lots which, according
TO the plan OF the city, adoin street along when
a cul vert has been or shall be built by the city,
shall form q connection from their lots, re.peo.
lively, with said culvert. or some other cuivert
bull, by the city and such connection may he dt.
rectly with ths city calvert through the culysrt
OF some other person having direct connection
with a city culvert. And every such owner OF .
house shall pay to the Chamberlain one dollar and
TWEEN five cents for every foot that his house
fronts on street. Where culverts have b.en
built as Aforesaid, or soon ss eulvert 80 butt
along street is comp eted, the supsriptandent OF
Streets shall return to the Auditor abatement OF
the unt due from each owner OF house nndee
this section, and the Auditor shall make out Dill
tn erefor, and place the same In the hands OF the
Collector Of City Taxes, who shall proceed 70 col
lect the same aud shall account therefor ~ In the
case OF water and gas bills, drducting thereirom
commission OF hye per centum end his omsia
bond shall embrace the same. In any case 10
which this section applies, the owner OF 'he nouss
sha II procsed ~ ID provided In the istn aoa lotn
sections; and II he fails for three months 70 make
the connection as required In this seclon ne shau
be fined not less than ten nor more thAn tvsnv
dollars for every ten days he may fAii 20 40 ,2
NH is-F2w Chamberlain and Clerk Council.
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IgsRT h. AAURY. JAMES L. AAURY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
" X. IL. MAURX g. CO.,
(EsTABLIsEED IN 1881
BANKERs AND BROKERS,
No. 11li Main street,
first house below the post Office,
RICHMOND, Va.
sIERLIYG EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &C.,
bought and sold on commission.
pEPOSITs RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on ell accessible points in the United
States. feI
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLES.
oryror xrnoHAxrs Asp PIAsyEEs

oryIcR NERcHASTs AID PLAsrERs
-- SAVINGS BAsK,f
no. llls MAIx STREET. RicHAoSD. VA.
CUBSCRIBERS ARE NOTIFIED
- that tbs Brst instslment OF ei per share u pay
sbls on or before fhe 18th Instant Until tnst ahte
the books Win coptipus open for further slescIp'
tions. y, ,a.1VaSAv0A
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MARCH q, 1857.

MINIATURE ALAkNAC-MAxcH %, 1857.
Sun rises.......... 5.5sl Moon rises......... SO
Sun sets ts........... 500 High tide, p. M. So
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TRFSH CREAM CRACKERS just re-
'''N STEVENS & PEGRAM,
mhb ell Broad street.
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BAKERS PREMIUM CHOCOLATE
- 'N'' STEVENS PE6RAM,
NH IA Gil Broad street.
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1E- HOUSE AND SIGN NPAINTING.-JoHN
Y. LEE & son, corner of Eighth and Grace
,rsets, beg leave to inform their friends and the
1blic generally that they are still carrying the
iDUSE and SIGN PAINTING at their old stand,
ID will be glad TO receive orders for PAINTING
town or country.
WALLS wHITENED or CoLoRED. SIGN work
me neatly.
we will do work on reasonable terms, and give
.i.onsble time.
-h5-lm JOHN W. LEE&SON.
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RIoHsosD, March >. isU.
DENTAL NOTICE.--At q monthly

RIcHhOND, Hsfch =, tsV.
DENTAL NOTICE.-At a monthly
IL msetpg Of the Virginia Dental Society: on the
18th ibsta nt the following resolution was adopted
- ResolVsd, That the secrstary be requs stsd TO
publish in Two daily nevspapen Of this city no-
tics Of the adoption OF q uniform fsrh OF chA!ges
for dental operations by the RichmoDd members
OF this Society and also TO attach TO said no.
tiees the names OF the dentists belonging 70 this
In accordance with the above resolution, the fol.
lowing dentists. members OF the Virginia Dental
Society, have asreed TO the uniform tsfif OF
charges nj above re ferred to Ell i
JOHN u. wAYT, JOHN MAHONY,
r. N HUDSON, q. E. KLOEBRR, Hy \
w LEIGH BUXTON, H. HARTMAN,
j. BDWARD CHASE, JOSEPH WOODWARD,
w. Il. PLEAsANTs, J. HALL MOORE,
II. CLARKE, p. A. JETER e N
GEORGE b. STEEL, @. w. JONES
w LEIGH BURTON,
NH 2l-ts Secretary virgioia Dental soeisty.
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SUGARS, SUGARS.-20 hogsheads
- good to choice new crop Porto Rico and Cuba
Sugars, so barrels good to choice new crop Porto
RICO and Cuba Sugars, so barrels common Refined
sugars, 100 barrels Crushed, Powdered, A, b,
Extra &, and Coffee Sugars, for sale by
NH Is ROBERT T. WILLIAMS co.
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,

l FATHER, LEATHER.--250 sides
~ Good and Good Damaged B. A. and 0rnoso
ISI ''' 'A'' i2osERT y. WILLIAMS 1 90.
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ID ECEIVING AND IN STORE,
HI 100 barrels Refined SUGARS.
10 hogsheads CUBA and DEMERARA sU.
OARS,
rs bags Rio and LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
so barrels SYRUP and MOLASSES,
100 boxes SOAP,
20 gross TOILET SOAP,
CANDLES,
10 bags PEPPER and PIMENTo,
SO boxes ASSORTED CANDY,
l5, 900 CIGARS,
10 hogsheads BACON-Sides and 81 ould crs /;
tieTces suGAR-CURED HAMS,
so dozen BUCKETS,
80 coils ROPE,
Bl CARB. SODA, CHEESE,
TEAS, MATCHES, BROOMS, &c., &C.,
to which we ask the attention of the trade.
NH 20 JOHNSON HUNTT.s
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r EE'S ENGLISH SODA.-Fifty kegs
IL for sale by
NH 9-ts WAGGONEh q hhhN6i.
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NKOLASSES AND SYRUPS.-Fifty
M barrels choice Porto Rico GLASSES. fifty bar
rels common Molasses and Syrups, for sale by
NH is ROBERT r WILLIAMS co.
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DICE.-PRIME NEW CAROLINA
COFFEE. Prime RIO, LAGUAYRA, and OLD CO.
VERNMENT JAVA COFFEE.
For sale by GORDON & CRINGAN,
NH l5 Pearl Block.
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T EATHERi LEATBERi!-We have
i 4 in store a good stock OF SOLE LEATakkS
UPPER LEATHER, FREscH rnaR snd AAsssiSS1af ssssiSS1af
IH.TnsR IINiN0 SKINS, SHOE HInDIN0e,
la. All i'm vsnVwiIl and Il TO their Advantage 70
give us . call before purchasing sIsewhsss, Svs
80 o. H. CHALKLBY Co.,
~ q Thirteenth street.
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SUGARS.-70 barrels BROWN and
- REFINED SUGAR, all grades. .-.
MOLASSES.-Superior MUsCpNADO MOL ASSES,
in barrels MERCHANTS' SYRUP in barrels
For sale by GORDON i CRlNGAN,
NH l5 Pearl Block.
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DROOMS.-Fifty dozen VIRGINIA
ID MADE BR0OMS on consignment and for sale
low hv Imh lql f. SIS. WORTHAM & co.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
Await.

The Richmond Humming Bird says tha, on
Monday morning last, brighteyed little boy,
about eighteen months old, was deposited on
the front doorstep Of Gardner Mendoahall, re-
siding near that city. A large bundle Of good
clothing was left with the child. The little
fellow becoming tired Of his position on the
door step, proceeded to reconnoiler the prem.
ises, and iramped all over the yard, as shown
BY the little footprints in the snow, aud finally
sought protection from the cold under pine
tree. the branches OF which hung nearly TO the
ground. On going into the yard in the morn.
ing, Mr.. Mendenhall heard the piteous moan
ings Of a child, and after considerable search
found the little stranger, so benumbed by the
cold as TO DO almost unconscious. lie took il
into his house, and after applying resioraiives,
soon bad the pleasure Of seeing il revive, and
in shor, time il was apparently none the worse
for the exposure IL had endured
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
Reply 10 Collett-No. 2.

kpIroa OF AsERoAs,--slr I SEQ In tho last L.
sue OF year paper another sanderoas article AGAIN.
me, signed by Ezekiel collett. l answered his
hrst In gentiemanly manner, not using any Of his
vulgar epithets, and friend Of his (also sigrer
OF his certificate Of good character for number OF
years past told me he consl dared II was o manly
reply. Notwithstanding all this. he 10 not satis-
ned. Now lot ua examine little. In his arst arr
tlels he says "bslng Informed that one Thomas
I. smith Of brookvlils has publicly preferred
charges against me that affect my character NOR
ally, socially and politically" hat he very pru-
dsnuy rsffalns from stating what those charges
were. Now Isaac showaitsr and Henry Nledfslt
were present, and heard all that said 20 coiistt
and fakr say that said nothing that could ipJurs
hin In any way.
Mr.. collstt would have the public believe that
am not responsible. Now have lived In Brook +.
Vile and vicinity all my life, and II no will End
an honest man that will say that I ever wrongcd
him out Of dollar, or refused to pay an hon
est debt, then will condescend to be placed on
level With himself.
Hoping that will not be compelled to say any
thing farther In this matter, 1 remain
Very respectfully yours,
TT. SMITH.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
Accidents.

A little GIRL daughter Of David Basse,, Esq,
OF Golfers Corner. fsll down stairs few days
since, dislocalIus aud breaking one Of her arms
A horss having q sleIgh attached 10 him,
driven By Eli white, while going from Win
chester Chapel home on Sabbath Of the pro.
uae,sd meeting. became frightened aud ran
on, throwing Mr. White out aud slightly ipjur
irg him, and Running agains, horse ridden
By . little son OF John J. Goa. throwing him
of and breaking bis arm below the elbow.
Mr.. I. ID. Adams slipped and fell on The le,
Few days since, disloca,ing his RICH. wrls,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
Melancholy Death.

Mra Henrietta Rose, wife Of Samuel Rose
RAG Of Bath Township. aud daughter Of Mr..
Wesley Sanders " Blooming Grove Township,
died on last Sunday, 18th inst. MIRA Rose va,
married some three months ago. soon after
which she manifested symptoms Of insanity,
aud made several attempts TO commit suicide.
Al one time she jumped into well nearly full
Of water, bus on rislng 10 the top, Il seemed
that reason had partly returned. and he drew
herself out About one week prior TO her death
she stabbed herself Ia The region Of the heart
wish small butchers knife, which resulted
fatally.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
% Par Cent. For cash.

Adams 4 Bro Of Springfield have determined
70 SELL for tho next sixty days their entire
Stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Flannels, Muslins, Prints. Dress Goods, Pant
Goods, Clothing. under.sliirts, over-shirts,
Drawers, &e., a, reduction Of twenty-five per
cent, on the dollar, after which time they will
resume the old credit sys,em Of one year, with
q reduction OF I've per cent for cash. All
those knowing their Indebtedness to the firm
and wishing favors Of the credit system 10 the
future, will please pay up promptly within tho
next thirty daya
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
Communicable.

Since the Commissioners have abandoned
The idea Of daming Dabbs Branch, the Seniors
brothers, Mr.. McCleery aud Jerome Wiley. with
The assistance Of others, have determined 10
eonsiruei bridge across IL The materials
for The same are on The ground, aud the super.
sirpciure 10 hurrJing TO completion and IL
sbou, ready for wagons 10 pass over. Success
to our sntsrprisng farmers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18
sleighing.

To those OF our friends who arc unable to
indulge In tho luxury OF q sleigh-ride, seated
behind 2;io nag, We commend the following
directions. which, II IL said, furnish u very fair
substitute;
"proeurs string Of bells then 20 10 The
river aud cut hole in the ice; set yourself on
'ks margin Of the hole; put your feet Ia the
water, and jingle the bell."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-01-18

Dec. 18th, 1866, by J. II. Biacklldge ESQ.,,
at the residence OF The brides father, VIM.
Kingsbury ESQ. Of Greensburg to Miss SaIlie
Murray Of MeIamora, both mn,es.
On "Wednesday the 10th inst, at the resi-.
dence Of The brides father. BY Rev. J. w. Chat
I'm, Mr.. Smith Krom and Miss Susan A. How
ell, oil Of franklin County.