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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

THE TRADE IN WORKS OF ART IN RoME.-The
Giornale d Roma has the following: &c 1t is calcu-
lated that the value Of the modern and antique
paintings and sdns e1Rrss Tash Last were sent Sa
been left in Rome by foreigners, not alone among
artists, but generally in the hands Of the popula-
ton Nor does it include the twenty per cent. paid
the treasury on the sale Of antiques, which are
ina neesnr eGn .ns % Sa s LAT
dneed 5Aa 110f. more"
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The Mississippi Legislature has enacted o game
law, whose operation is, by most extraordinary
oversight, restricted 70 LoWndes County,
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Mr. Dickens gets 47o (about $3.50 in gold) night
for reading his last Christmas sa story It is worth
cheap at that price. Mr.. Dickens resorts to OBJ
tain money, now that his children arc settled, are
sometimes som spoken of as degrading to writer Of
his rank; but as respects his readings tits not
rice but vanity that prompts them. He is fine
reader and an excellent actor and it is very pleas
ant to him to hear the applause that follows from
his reading in character. Those who censure him
would do as he does-f they could.
Boston Traveller
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Sugar, fair, 49, Molasses, fair, rs. Tobacco un-
changed. Day observed as holiday by banks and
public Offices.
FEBRUARY 23.-Cotton unchanged; sales $500;
Low Middlng 29s@SO; Middliag s0s@31. Receipts
1047. Sugar, fair, IS. Molasses, fair, rs. Tobac-
co, medium Leaf, 7@e. Gold $685.; Sterling 49,
@482; New York sight discount.
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Texas-ward the star Of empire takes it's way. A
gentleman recently returned to the Lone Star State
andria, Virginia, to Galveston; the cry was Tex
as, 10 !" among the passengers. Some were bound
for Eastern Texas, for the purpose of cultivsting
sugar and cotton; some for Northern Texas, for
the purpose Of cultiyating the cereal grains; and
some for Southwestern Texas, for the purpose Of
engaging in pastoral pursuits, such as raising
hcrsel, cattle and sheep.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY o.. ISAAC ". HAYNE a aA-By a
Decree Of the Court Of Equity, sitting for Charleston
District 26h January last 1t was among other things
ordered 'that the said Trustees-1sAAO ". HAYNE,
EDWARD sEBRNG and JNO. e. CAREW-do forthwith
proceed to call by public advertisement in one or more
newspapers In this State and elsewhere, they may
deem proper, upon all persons holding Bonds and Cou-
pous Of Bonds secured by the First Mortgage Aforesaid
to present and prove their demands before the first
day Of July next with view Of ascertailing the Div.
dead to which such holders are entitled out Of tho bal
Of the said purchase money after payment Of the
costs and other expenses hereinbeSre ordered to be
paid"
Ill persons, therefore, holding Bonds or Coupons Of
Bonds Issued by said Company and secured by the Mort
gage of 1st January 1885, hereby called upon to
sent the to the undersgned before the first
day Of July next at the office Vt Messrs, WARDLAW
OAREW No. "A Broad street. at which time their trust
will be discharged. a.
55zSS 5SS! H$z2sS !! : So Sass5 sssza Trustees.
asrss7annah Republican and Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel insert LIST March and May and 18th June.
February26 april ,msy1 tjune1. .july1
@ LOST oERTIFIoATE.-T THREE MONTHS
from this date application win be made for the renewal
Of CERTIFICATE (date and number unkrownl issued
to JESSE CoaNwK1I deceased for Six N Old Shares
In the South Carolina Railroad Company and s. WI R.
R. Bank. JOHN HARDEN,
FebruRry1s x n3nos 80. Administrator
a% ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAY-
ING legal demands against the estate Of o1N B. DA.
VS. deceased win present tham properly attested and
all indebted, win make payment to J. E BuRm Attorney
at Law, at No. 9s Broad street. =.4ea +
.ss5,zGi s$ Is EMAAIlNE DAVIS, r.
February Is ma srt. AdmInistratr4x.
a| ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAY.
ING demands against the Estate Of FRANCIS LIAM
DERs, Late Of Brkley District win present, the same
duly atested and those indebted win mska payment 10
MACBETH BU1sT, Solicitors, No. 10 Brosd street.
..essz..,. i.:.4 ~, SAMUEL SANDERS, -;
February 1s ms Qualified Administrative. 4
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@ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inherited by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. G0UGLEMANN formerly employed by
RorssosNEAu, Of Parls), No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA Tyr
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THE project of Royal visit to Ireland in the
course of this year, is still under consideration.
The Prince OF Wales is, it is well known, anxious
to have an Irish residence, and to spend at !east
as much Of the year there as the Court ordinarily
who has as yet seen only England and Scotland, is,
it is whispered, almost inordnately anxious to see
the third Of her future kingdoms, and imagines it
must be rather Like Denmark in its general aspect,
somewhat is. The interesting condition Of her
Royal fS Highneas' health at present, forbids, Of
course, any immediate consideration. Of the pro-
iect. Then there come the Court duties Of the
season; the State visit Of the Paris Exhibition the
land: but it is expected, and strongly hoped by
the Government, that the Court of the Prince will
be established in Ireland for some months of the
autumn.-HalJag Express.
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~WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Esq, "a candidate for Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicis) District at the next election
9entemhpr 10
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ NOTICE.-CO CONs1GNEEs PER STEAM
SHIP MoNEKA are hereby notified that she is This
Day dschargng cargo at North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored at CT.
pense and risk Of owners.
WILLIS & CHIsOLM, Agents.
All Freight amounting to fifteen 11 dollars, OF less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery Of Goods.
February as 2
81 CONsIGNEEs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LINE SCHOONER LOYAL SCRANTON, viii discharge
cargo This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not
called for before sunset will be stored and expense
| condgnee. WILLIAM ROACH.
February 25
a@CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that the ship Is now
discharging cargo at Pier No. 1 Union Wharves, All
goods remaining on the wharf after sunset will be stored
at their expense and risk. MoRDEoAI CO.,
February 25 Agents.
R% CONsIGNEES BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE Schooner g. W. CARPENTER, from Baltimore are
notified that she is dlschargtng cargo ct Brown Co.'s
North Wharf Goods remaining on the wharf at sunset
will be stored at owners risk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS 4. CO., Agents.
February 25 =
a- CONSIGNEES BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE Steamer LULU. from Baltimore are notified that
she is dscharging cargo at Brown & Co.'s South Wharf
Goods remaining the wharf at sunset will be stored at
owners risk and expense. -.
STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents
February25 a
@ SPECIAL INTERCHANGEABLE PRO-
POSE to furnish LABoRERs Of all classes for Farmers.
Railroads Shop, Garden, Store, Hotel general House-
work.
Persons desiring employment will call at No. sos King
street.; and all orders for Laborers will be promptly met,
and satisfactory reference given.
February % limo s. B. HALL 90.
s@ NOTICE.zON AND AFTER THE .28rH
instant all freight shipped per steamr FANNIE for
Georgetown, and per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
HANCOX, for all points except Savannah, must be pre-
paid FERGUSON HOLMES Agents.
February ~
~ TEE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERCY-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES aud DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments 10 MARRIAGE
with Of relief Sent In sealed letter en-
ve1opes free Of chsrge. Address Dr.. J. sKuLN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
january Is Smo
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New York News.

NEW YoRK, February "a. The steamer Ld'1ente
took severa, hundred tons Of goods for the Paris
Exposition. =
The Balic, seized by the revenue ofhcers' put
the officer off and went to, sea-,
A large quantity of struggled goods was selaea
in the neighborhood of the Bremen steamers
docks.
Mrs. swEsTz shot her husband at ball; cause
jealousy and neglect.
Tie Brazilian Government has chartered q
steamer to forward the Texan emigrants wrecked
on the brig Derby. e.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

. MEcNENBURa FEMALE COLLEGE, CHARLOTTE, N.
C.-We are happy to say that this new Institution
has commenced it's first session with encouraging
prospects. Quite large number OF pupils for the
times hare been matriculated, and the spacious
We are glad to know that an able and accom-,
plished corps Of teachers ere at their posts, and
that the is Likely soon to be completed
The followifg g constitute the Faculty III part:
Row. A. g. Stacy, A. N. (late president OF Daven-
port Female C6llege), President.
J. T.. Jones, A. NJ. (late president Of the Masonic
Female College, Ga.), Professor.
Miss Mary T.. Lee graduate Of Greensboro Fe-
ma!s College) Instructress:,
Miss Sue Anderson {graduate Of Yorkyille Fe-
male College), Instructress
Miss Emma D. ,Bernileim Qate teacher in the
State Normal School, Charleston), Inst1uctress.
Professor Jones is from Georgia, and will be q
most valuable requisition to the College and to the
community. y.-Ch0rloRe Tins.
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From mexico and South America.

From Mexico and South America
New YoRK, February 2s.-The Hera6s CORES
pondence from the City Of Mexico, Of the 9Th,
says: The army is retreating from Puebla disor-
derly. AIght demonstration from the Liberals has
caused grand rout :
MACMILLAN calls himself chief of the national
party.
Chilian advioes report another peace proposition
from France and England. The Terms have not
trsnspired. d asg-e.z
The Mendoza revolution is growing.
General Caro- invaded Maracaibo, CAPo was
killed, and the invaders retired.
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@ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is tho best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmess reliable, instan
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts
Natural Black or Brown Remedies the LII effects Of Bad
Dyes mygorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. Bachelor ALI others
are mere limitations, and should be avoided. Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
a% BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 1T
~AWAY WITH sPECTACLES.-OID EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents. Address
E. B. FOOIE, NJ. D., No. 1130 Broadway, New York.
November
a% NOTICE TO MARINERS AP T AIMS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do so anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precauon contact with the
submariAe Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. c. TURNER, q. NJ
Harbor Masters Office Charleston, February 6, 1866.
February
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

TEE sIND1ANs Nor TAXED. TT seems strange to
u.s. when We have reached that degree Of civilizar
ton that we can teach all mankind what to do,
that this should be 80; but the New Enganders
who no the West very shortly take as much pleas
ure in shooting Indians, as in former days they
did in holding slaves at the South. In this they
show that they are like their fathers In Massa-
chusetts in 1894 the colony paid fifty pounds for
every Indian, great or small, that any Eerson
should kill. This was the uniform policy. In 1887
ffty pounds were to be paid for the scaps Of adult
Indians, and 'tfor every child Of the said enemy,
under the age of ten years, that shall be by them
slain, the sum Of ten pounds; and such party or
parties ehan also have and keep unto their own
use all plunder and prisoners by them taken OF the
enemy"
In khe later laws, liberal premiums continued to
be offered for the scalps Of male Indians above the
pre- ot twelve years. as we'll as 'tthe benefit OF all
l,.dian prisoners, being women and children under
the oee above said" subject only to the condition
that they should be transported out Of the coun-
This reads dueerly to us; but We must remember
that New England then engaged largely in steal
ine negroes in Africa to reduce them to slavery,
and deemed it virtue to shoot Indians wherever
Shey could ind them. Since these were the prac-
yenerate We might be little more charitable in
our Judgment upon Others
[Ne,obnryport (Mass.) Herald
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- - ~ - -. - 20 -
The hTcCracken Letter.

WASHINGTON, February 24-Messrs. bale, SAN
FORD, MuRpRY and MoRR1s, Ministers abroad, and
Consuls McMATH and PERDY, emphahcaly deny
She truth Of MoCRAcxEN's charge, -that they never
permit an occasion to pass to Willy President
JoHssos and the members Of his Cabinet. =
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General News. .

:
killed, and the invaders retired.
- General News. > - 55s
NEw HAVEN, February 22.-The working mems
convention has assembled. Sixty "unions" are
represented by three hundred delegates.
vMcENNEs, IND, February 22.-The Wabash is
higher than ever known. tS.s5
ST. LOUIS, January %. THE Board OF Trode has
memorialized Congress to lend cotton planters
money to buy provisions, taking o Lien on crop,
and thus prevent famine and avoid the
threstening necessity Of feeding tho people. :
A Pittsburg dentist is enioined from using GOOD
TEARS vulcanite.
!. ToPEKA, February 23-The Legislature assumes
the losses caused by PRICES raid.
Iron has been purchased by New York and Chi
csgo capitalists for twentyfour miles Of the rail.
road from Lawrence to Galveston.
PANAMA, February 12.-The revolution in Cauca
has been suppressed. Several insurgents were
killed. Australian news is unimportant. Harvests
prolific.
Marine News.
New YORK, February 24.-Arriyed the 0otuna6ia
from Havana; the alabama, from Vera Cruz, snd
the George Crom,oe0, from New Orleans
-..-...-.- r.. ..<~~-
Domestic Markets.
- NOON DISPATCH.
NEW YoEK, February 2s-Noon.-stock marke
is pretty strong, on account of the hundred miiol
Bill. Five-twenties, 80 coupons. 111s. Gold, 1888
Exchange-sixty .days, 81; sight, %. Cotton ac
.lower s1s for lower grades. Flour, 5a10c. better
Wheat, 1a2c. better. Corn, 1c. lower. Pork frmer
at $40 81. Naval Stores dull. Freights steady.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Flour, 5a10c. better. Wheat, 1a2c. better, Corr
lower. Pork quiet; New Mess, $40. Lard frmer
Whiskey steady. Cotton dull; SIC. for Middlint
Uplands. Freights steady.
BALTIMORE, February q. Generally holiday
No business. Cotton quiet; Middlins Uplands 50.
FEBRUARY 23-Flour 6rmer Corn advanced
@3c. Cotton frmer under advance. Gold 1923.
MOBILE, February 23.-3ales Of Cotton 15O
bales: market closed quiet; Middling 80; receipt
1879 bales.
New ORLEANS, February 2.-Cotton-sales 300
bales; Low Middling 2ss@so; Middling soa@s
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w NOTICE.zON AND AFTER THE 18th
instant all freight shipped per Eteamr FANNIE for
Georgetown. and Per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
HANCOX, for all points except Savannah must be pre-
paid. FERGUSON & HOLMES, Agents.
Eefhr11arv r -:
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Georgia Items.

GrNrposrry OF THE New YORK LADIES. We learn
that the Rev. ". T. Brantly, of Atlanta, has re.
ceyed from the ''New York Ladies' Southern Relief
Association" three hundred and seventy-six bar
rels Of corn meal for distribution among the needy
Iris is noble munifcence. The conslgnment
wll he distributed in various counties OF the State
under @ the superintendent Of Rev: Mr.. Hor9yday.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

N. B.lThe Steamers Of this Tine Soirdstf stuu
with South Carolina and end-sk
Savannah with Central and Albsny snd ma
Florida steant6tp, 60 z 3anr1xy A.
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~CONsIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA GULL,
from Baltimore are hereby notified that the ship Is now
discharging cargo at Pier No. Union Wharves, All
goods remaining the wharf after sunset will be stored
at their expense and risk. MORDECAI CO.,
February Is Agents.
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a6rssvannah Republican and Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel insert 1st March and May and 18th June.
February25 april ,may1 june. .tu1H
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@ CONsIGNEES NORTHUMBERLAND
LINE SCHOONER LOYAL SCRANTON, viii discharge
cargo, This Day. at Adgers North Wharf All goods not
called for before sunset will be stored expense
conaignee. WILLIAM ROACH.
February 25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-25

The West Virginia Legislature is considering
the propriety Of requiring al editors to take the
oath. Don't put any supTfuous laws ON Your
statutt-books; gentlemen. II the duties Of his
profession don't make an editor swear, laws will
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
Fire & Inland Navigation Risks
ACARD FROM THE
AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY
NAl7RA1L Miss.

THts Company hcR leave 10 Inform the public
thattLty commenced operations la 1857, aud their
factory now cover, four acres of gcound, aud has
cost more than million dollafs, and employs
over 200 operatives. They producc - geo Watchs
year, and make and sell not less than one half
Of all The watches sold In tho United States. 81.
The difference between their Manufacture and
the Europeaa, iis briefly this: European Watches
are made almost entirely by hand. and the result
IA Of necessity Lack OF that uniformity, which Ia
indispensable 20 correct time. keeping. Both the
eye aud the hand Of the most sktlitui operative
must vary. But II IL fact that except watches OF
tho higher gra dos, European watches are the pr
duet of the cheapest labor Of Switzerland, aud
the rcsulti IS the worthless Ancres, Lepinos aud
so called Patent Levcrs-which soon cost more in
attempted repairs, than their original price.
Common wofkmcn, boys and women, buy the
rough separate parts OF those watches from varl
Gus factories polish aud pat them together, and
take them TO the newest watch merchant who
stamps and engrave them with any name or
brand that may be ordered.
now AMERIcAN WATCHES ARE MADE.
Tho American waltham Watch. Il made by no
such uncertain process--and by no such incomps.
tent workmon. All the company's operations,
from the receI tiun OF tho raw materials TO the
completion ct the Watch. are carried on under one
roof, and undor one skilful and competent direc-
tion But the great distinguishing feature of
their watches, Il the fact that their several par
are AL made by the haest, the most perfect and
delicate machinery ever brought % the aid oil hui
iran Industry Every one Of tho more than u
hundred parts ofoyery watch Is made by a ma
ehino--that in.allibiy reproduees every succeed.
ing part With the must unyarying accuracy. IL
was only necessary to male ono perfect watch of
any parlcularstyle and then TO adjust tho hun
dfod machines necessary 10 reproduce every part
of that watch and IL follows that every succeed
watch must he like IL.
The Company respectfully submit their watches
on their merits only. They eiain to make
A DETER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY
By their Improved mechanical processes than can
DC mace under tho old fashioned handcraft sys.
tenn. They manufacture watches Of every grade
from good low priced, aud substantial article. in
solid silver huntiss cases, TO the finest chronome
ter; and also ladies' watches In plnin gold or ih'
finest enameled and joweed CASES but the indis
pensHbic requisite If all their watches IL tha
they shall DO GO0DTIME-KEEPERS. II sLoull
be reinombsredthi except their single lowes1
grade named "Home Watch Company, Boston,"
ALL MATCHES made by shem
ARE FULLY WARRANTED
by special certificate, and this WARRANTED Is
good at all tines against the Company or It's
agents.
ROBINS & APPLETON.
is2 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09

The friends of Capt. Golfer are disposed tc
think that his famous pacing horse did not re
ceive proper treatment at the hands Of the
ConnersviIlians, on Thursday Of las. week
HIS horse would have won, had ii not been
that he was pelted by missiles from the crowd
during the, exciting contest. Why cant these
two horses have fair showing, so that il MAJ
be known which is the faster oue2 1t is re
ported that in fair race Capt. Golfers horss
would leave the other so far behind that Their,
would be no further betting on his opponent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
Prolific Cow.

Dr. J, Schallern Of nsylsauaburg has a
Durham COW - years old that has had Eve
calves within The last two years; one Of which
is a full-blooded Durham heiler two years old,
sired by fulLblooded Durham bull imported
from England, which cost So 600 also one.
sear-old twin hsifsrs, partly Durham also
twins two weeks old, partly Durham. lie Of
fers for sale the COW, Oldest heiFer, and young
est twins--all four at bargain. Here is a
chance for securing some fne stock cattle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
Buggies. BarOuches. sprinr WAGONS.

St. John Il Luring, OF Nj. Carmel, are doing
a handsome business al their mandatory.
They have on hand general assortment in
their line; new and good second-handed Bug
gies, also Spring Wagoas. They are at this
time getting up some fine Barouches. They
will sell at fair rates either for cash, or credit
I'LL Christmas. We have the pleasure Of again
Recommending tbs well known firm to the
public
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
King & Smith.

Attention Is directed to the advertise ment
Of The Drug Store OF. Messrs. King 4 Smith.
This house maintains its reputation rs a first
class establishment It's prtprfstors under
stand their business, and being clever ADD nc.
commodating gentlemen, We bcsPeak for them
continuance Of liberal patronage Their
store will compare with any other house Ia the
Valley.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
improvements

Are continually going on in town. The resi-
deIces Of Mr. Wm. Frank and DIR. Geo. Berry
lave received new coats Of paint Dr. w. J.
Peck is building an addition to his brick resi-.
dence Mr.. c. u. Benileyis improving the in.
terror condition Of bis recently purchased brick
building, formerly owned by MIR. ]. ii. Fudge.
Mr.. John Kings rev building has been fn.
ished, aud is an ornament 10 the town. Other
improvements are in contemplation. =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-09
Fatal Accident.

James |leigher was run. over by the night
train, OF tie Junction Railroad, on Monday
night, near Cambridge City. The unfortunate
man was laying on the track. The Engineer
did not discover him until he was too near to
stop the train, and consequently the engine pass
passed over him. The unfortunate man lived
until 2 o'clock Tuesday morning, aud was ra-
tional until he died 1t is supposed be was in
liquor and bad laid down and fell asleep.