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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
commissioners Sale or Land.

THE undersigned. appointed by the Court OF
i Common Pleas OF franklin County, Indiana, q
Commissioner for that parpose, will, on the prem
isss, at o'clock Z. NJ,
On Saturday, December TN, 1867,
expose to sale at public auction the land ordered
10 be sold 10 the ease Of Gage and others W. Up,
dixie and others, now pending In said Court aud
situate In said County, 10 Wit;
Twenty acres out Of the N. Il. corner OF the \.
W. quarter Of Section II, Town .. Range West.
Also the following, commencing NJ the N. IL.
corner Of the N. W. quarter Of Section II, Town
y, Range 2 West, thence West along the Norih
line of said quarter 90 rodsi thence South - rods;
thence East along the North line of the tract set
OF 10 Nancy updke TO The East line OF said quar-
ter, thence North Gions the East line Of said quar-
ter TO the place Of beginning.
Also, commencing, al the :. u. corner Of the N.
W. ar. Sec. ", Town o, Range 2 Westj thence
West 30 rods; thence North To the South line Of
the tract set OF to Nancy Updikej thence East
along the South line Of said tract to the East line
Of the quarter; thence South along said East line
TO the place Of beginning.
The above being all that part or The Morris Up
dixie farm lying near Whiteomb not set on to the
widow.
TERMS OF sALE.-one third purchase money
down day Of sale, one third In one aud remain
Ing third In two years, deferred payments secured
by notes and mortgage. bearing interest, aud with
out relief from valuation aud Rppraisement laws.
WILLIAM J. PECK, commissiensr.
Holland, BInklsy 4 Jones, Att'yh
Nax.mher IA l9t7-4W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Moro Cheap Goods Al oeysrs'.

The Msssrs Gsysr are receiving another 10,
Of Goods from Cincinnati, purchased ouEAr
yos casa See their prices flannsls 20 eta
per I'D, calieoes 81 TO 10 cts. Jeans rs cts,
Ginghams 20 eta, Balmorals 81 TO apiece, M.
bias IS e,s, Corse,s 81, Jeans Pants ~, 20 per
pair. boots aud Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cloth
ing. Furs, &c de., Al the very loves, prices.
w. 8. a J. II. GEyER
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Devastating.

MIss Emma II. Wing i. prepared 10 do
nrsssMakIng Of all kinds promptly To order,
and wIll also make up ChIldrsas CloibIng.-
She ha,iers herself that with her experience
shs eau give satisfaction 10 her palrona In.
qalre ., the residence Of q. H. Bingham. Give
her o trial, ladies.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06

Mr.. ID. w. Andre certainly deserves much
credit for Offering Tor sale such handsome
assortment of Fruits, Candies, &C., in abundant
variety. lie also serves up Oysters In any man
ner that may be wished or heoill sell them BY
the can or halfean. When you wan. dish OF
nice Oysters, go TO Andse'a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Where Are You uoingi

Going to W. y. IIazard's, NJ Laurel. 10 buy
some Goods, for friend told me ,ha, he bought
Two Coats and other Goods there extremely
low, aud ! am going there 10 buy all the Goods
l aeed. The reason why he IL sslIlng 40 low
is, he needs money very much, 80 am told.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Shipping Of Hogs.

A heavy business has been done this week all
along the Valley In shipping hogs to Cincinnati.
Zach day and night long trains Of hog cars hsav-
lily loaded have passed hsfs--on Monday night
some seven or eight hundred hogs, and about the
same number on Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
In addition to those shipped In daytime.
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Died.

At Harrison, Ohio. on Friday, Nov. 20,
1861, Joseph X. Thomas, sged 55 yerrs lie
formerly resided 10 Cincinnati, and was q
brother Of N. w. Thomas decd.
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Confidential
INFORMATION

fef the MsasiEpl
Sent Free In sealed en- .
selers, On receipt of 10
Cents. Address
DE-, ", o. FoorE
feather of Medical Com
mon Sense Book, 400 pa .
ges, ~ so, sent by nall
No, 10 Lssingien Ave
nue.. cor. Of East .sth It,
y. Y. oct u tn
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Prospsotixs New Building.

Mr.. VIM. p. S.alcup proposes 10 put up a
two.siory brick building mex. Spring on one Of
his lots near the Methodist Church, said build
ing to measure 40 by so feet, in which he will
manufacture his new patent milLburr dresser.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Sale of Real Estate.

TIL u heirs OF James Cnhnin CHAN, deceased, 10.
i gcther With Samuel Holiday. Guardian Of the
minor heirs Of said deeedent, will sell AZ public
auction on the premises,
On 7harsioy, December IL, 1867,
the following Real Estate In Franklin County,
Indiana, TO with
Thes, &c. ~. Of Section 10, Town o, Range I
West, containing iS0 aeresl also, y acres oat Of
the N. n. ~. Of Sec. IS, In said Tesn aud kange,
both tracts lying together, making i0l bgsivp
agres Of the best farm land In the County, OF which
about i0n acres are cleared. the rect bslnE we'll
TIA bsfed. On the farm 10 good Brick House
aud good Frame House, good frame barn, good
orchard, aud plenty OF water. The farm IL on the
broohvilie, Mt. Carmel A cineianAu Turnpike.
10 miles kast Of nfeehyiiie, z miles East OF Mt.
Carmel, ~ wiie West Of seip.o, ~ miles from Gin.
oiheati, and miles Wet OF llamiltoa, There
are good soAoois aud churches convenient Title
perfect
Sale NJ I o'clock 7, NJ,
TERMS on AALE..-0ne third OF the purchase
money 60 be paid down, ono third In one year, and
the remaining third In two years from day Of
sale, the deferred payments 20 BIO secured by the
purchaser executing notes and mortgage On the
premises, bearing Interest from date, without 70
lief from valuation OF appraipemea laws.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Guardian.
nov 10, 1857 Nv
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Linanae Refused.

The County Commissioners have refused Lewis
Sherwood, Of Andersoavilie, license to sell inox-
ieating liquors, a remonstTancs Of the people Of
that vicinity having been presented.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Cinoinnati Hog Market

TUESDAY, 10 o'cLocx p. Nm consequence Of
the heavy receipts, the market Was rather heavy
buyers holding of and prices io@ise per eentel
lower, closing at 80 Soar 10 gross, and - 4o@
8 IS net, for light TO heavy averages.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
Wood wanted on subscription.

Those Of our subscribers who wish to- pay
their subscriptions in wood. are reminded that
the Winter season 10 rapidly approaching, and
they are therefore urgently requested to bring
IL forward. Do not delay any longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-12-06
TIME TABLE.
White Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT OCT. Z, 1867.
Agricultural Meeting.

There will be q meeting OF the franklin Co
Agricultural Society At soe Court House at |
o'clock p u on Saturday. December 7,h. Let
there be . general attendance of members and
directors. for We must determine what shall be
doas In the purchase Of new grounds.
ff. JONI A. CoLFsoorr, Sec'y.
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Auistant Assessor.

DR.. Sam Davis OF New Trenton has been sp-
pointed Assistant Revenue Assessor, and Ia
located Al the Harrison Disiillery.
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New subsoribsrs.

NJ. A. Francis a Co, Harrison, Ohio.
Rev l. NJ. Stevens, prooksIlls.
Hsv. I, II, Lynch, do
A. J. Felmsbss. do
N. D. Ruekls. do
Joha II. Bush, do
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TO CONsUMPTIVRs.

The Rev. Edward A, Wilson will ssnd free Of
ehaFgsl 10 all who desire u, the prescription with
tho directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he was cured Of lung affection
and that dread disease Consumption. His only
object IL 10 benefit the AFFLICTED and he hopes ey.
cry sufferer will try this prescription, ~ 10 will
cost them nothing, aud nay prove q blessing.
Please address
Ray. EDWARD WILSON,
No. Jas South Second Street, Williamsburg, ", Y.
oct re
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Notice.

To all when II may eonoerni
NOTICE 10 hereby given, that after the ssplra-
IN tlon Of three months from this date, the IN.
dersigned will apply to the Auditor Of franklin
County, Indiana, Tor new certificate OF purchase
10 lot No. IL, Town ", Range ~, Of School SEQ.
ton No. 10, Franklin County, Indiana, the old
one having been lost, TO be Issued TO Margaret
Montgomery, JOHN II. DAVIS.
Brookvills, Ind, Nov. 20. 1856, i'm
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L. n. RAYMOND,
ATg0MsIEI ar law

DRooKviLLE, INDIANA,
Once In second story Of Democrat nuildlug
front rosm. Gen Adv
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AW AY WITH

UNIUM tUuTAnIsE
Tnueskn.
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huptaFed. Sent postpaid
on receipt 81 10 osnts.
Address
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WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong by the use o. either Of these
remedies. They viii cure every case Of MARAsMue.
without fall
Thousands Of certificates hare accumulated In the
hands " the proprietor bat space will allow OF The
publication Of but afcw. Those, u will be observed,
be believed.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE FLOODS.

pRrsIEr N CANiDA-A TOWN INUNDATED.
TsLEoRPR TElEUSE
THREE RIVERS, G.. f., April $.-The ice IN
the river moved last night but again stationary Inc
water has risen great hight The lower portion OF
the town is completely inundated The poor people nre
housed In the Town Hall The village OF Berther Is also
inundated The water Ii stll rising Much distress ana
alarm prevail. The cebrldge opposite Quebec u stl
firm III Il don't move attempt will be made
to blow IL up with gunpowdcr.
FREsHET ~ MINNESOTA.
sr PAUL Mimi, April pa freshet the river here
yesterday overowed the upper oyee portion OF West
ST. Paul IL submerged and ihe Minnesota Valley Railroad
IL badly damaged Trains will 20 stop running for
several day, The Minnesota River IL oyerilowed at
MaukatO, and the Tower of Ileseur rs under water.
IIIT FRESHEr PLATTR RIVER.
ST. IOUIs. Mo, April 23.-fhc latest accounts FROM
the Platte River say that the rcshcI has reached its
hight and the water T. slowly rccednR No fear ot fur
thor damage the Pacific Railroad ~ entertained, aud
the recent damage will De speedily repaired. The worst
break Elhhat Station, where 100 yards of the
track has been washed away. The railroad between
omaha aud Chicago has been damaged by the ieshets,
and the water still continues rising.
ESTIMATE oF THE loss IN LOUISIANA.
NFw-OHIFAN-. April s3.--1he estimated loss 10 the
United states Internal Revenue ~ account oi the de-
siricon uf this years crops Of cotton sugar, ana mo-
a-aes I'm e state of Louisiana, by the oNvIiO" Is De
tween ss00a,Oyo aud Sl0,Coo,0oo
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

ADAgOs Taesiry, April % Louise Eonsgs e.y '' " '"' ~
heliss Moatasas Adair sged mouths aud ~ days ~ nc.
funeral slteRed from tbe residence OF h pAsn nS ~ ~
West Nneteentkst, on Tbirssy AZ "eocA- Ing "'" '
family invited 10 attend
BIRDSEYRp Brcoklya Tgesy April % Charles d. BdscJe
sges,5 years iif ,1tl,.I a., ,.., - A..
residence Of mother Wyckof bsvren hs ssd oEf a'e@ on
THURSDAY the 2jtb INST as2 O'clock p ~ ~ as
cOLLfNSOn TUESDAY morning. after Rrotfse hnss' EsssS
A. daughter Of AM6s and niece os I'm es Coin IN ber As
Ponersl wednesday, aerr at Scip a. Friends meeas
House Third The fenans Sl D. AAen "
Tonpkins County for iotcnnent .igi IaE
BDw wARDSA Jersey Cty NJ ), Tsssdsy r:srnng hpsn
Frederick A. yOunges, Of ssms b. ssi r. a. ba"4's7 's
months and ~ daEs
and friends % the fay rrsaecty Byi 70 sue"e Gle
funeral from the Of hs No 70 Jersey ss
mongcmery THURSDAY 25th at l0l Tho reaa's VII
he taken 10 Paterson for HtemenL
JOSBSOn wednesday April % Rosia e., wife u iesa Jones'
daughter Of Mr. Heny Sears Of Staten ssD5 h tb Sn ef
her 49,
Puners services late residence. A Seventh tbs isr
(yedHesiay), April "a AZ O'Clock
PLATT-Oa Monday April o. Charles H. Plat aged 20 -nd 10
His relatives snd friends With Of hs brother rd T. Pi-st
specy attend the unors tness, sNerssn 90
2oclock from No. D7 Montgensrgst, Jersy tatJ.
RICHARDs-On Monday April 2s Margaret TIN wife d James
The friends Of the family nvsi attend e f,er,l from her lists
residence bss K,s, Pneht. W Thursy Ge <-@ lai "i
o. eek m.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
l[ARRIEU.
ATKIHSoN-FITCII
- - 49,.

FITCIIA Obein Ollie TbnrSiay tive 18th inst hy
D. a. Finuey T.. Atkinson. iernsrT OF BoohFn
nov via, to Miss Louise NJ litch daughter 81 j.
NJ Fteh ed Of Oicrlin.
MEs-on raetay Ap, ~ 10 The city tNsSf1a &
a. ps, r r. Campbell, assisted by the Rev. Dr. hrebs ihr
Robert Davidson D. D. of Huntingdon L. l., to Miss Jane Ann
Jloimss'of h City No cards
,pprsarOS- -BARRYAt Andrews Church Harlem, on Tues
A. Anil % hy Rev vibm g. Darlington Oakley f,hf
t VI d. Henrietta ban daughter cf John Barry esq., 0' '"
Haven, n. \.
Tuesday Aph 2l bv the r. Rev hshSp Io
Ter d D. Col Laurence My, > Army 10 h'A A"Shs o
Peter Lonlsri. esd OF this City.
sEyBLLwGIIAMSlnP PamHghaH ou rae'dsy & we 80 3 VA, AZ
u" euce OF tho brides Mthe ~ the Rev. franeis = Williams
clarence Newell of Orange, j. to Hattie NJ daughter OF
Cant. Charles Williams.
IOOMSOE wsdnsdAy the l7th ust At the residence o
hs bes moth.r ON NeNork by the Rev M
Knpp Sir Chars I Phelps Of Colorado Territory To Mss hte T.
loomis Of Neglork
MecRRApY-oa Tuesday APl 90 At he South Dutch
Charch l., Rev. Dr. y T. RoS'fs Hinhm '" Robbins 10
house DAUGHTER OF y. L. Motrradf, al u shI NVI
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
MURDER IN CLEVELAND.
Child KILLED BIZ ITs FATIIER.
DISASTERS.

THUNDERSTORM AND HURRICANE IN NE"-JEiSofr'
thunderstorm and tornado passed over portion
Of NewJersey Monday night, doing considerable Dam
age In certain localities. In Orange large trees were up
rooted, and the frame OF ouse 90 feet square was
blown down. In RO,evile between Newark and Orange
the twostory extension 70 the dwelling OF Mrs Triple
prOs rated and also barn and surrounding fences
belonging TO Mr. Cyrus Peek. The Presbyterian church
In OF erection al Roseyille, was seriously dam
aged, several Of the timber. weighing over three us
each being blown down, twisted, and broken, aud two
thirds Of the coping Of the north wall blown off, The
damage Is estimated at 5000.
terrific tornado passed oyera portion OF Sussex
County about o'clock in the aernoon,of the same day.
accompanied by lightning thunder. and hail, which de
stroyed considerable property. On the place OF Col
William Babhitt Newton an immense cowstabe, 600
feet long and large granary were blown frOm thelr
foundations and about bushels OF grain scattered
over the ground. The grape arbOr was blown down.
which In falling partially destroyed valuable hot
house; three COWS killed and other damage DONE
IN all to the extent OF $500 Two barns In the same
nechborho0d ~ them belonging 20 David stickles
and the other to William Hail. were blown down. The
track OF the tornado a hatpont was about hat mile
I'm length.
A sIOOP CAPSIZED-Ioss or LIFE.
On Monday evening last. the sloop Three Sisters
capsized in the bay Vanderbts landing, 5: l. The
captain and saYed, with the exception OF 4
bOy named Robert j. Taylor, who was lost.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
GEORGIA..
rL,nogH OF The UNION REPUBLICAN PATTY
GEORGIA.

.I,nt,Eu OF THE UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY,
GEORGIA
The members Of the Union Republican party of
6sorsp pledge themselves to acquiesce in and ceerfy
dherc % M the requirements set forth IN the Cost
1aos passed by Congress In view Of the reconstruction
a Bofo-Eqal rights to all without regard 10 color
except ose excluded by Congress for participating IN
O, DesircTo get back in the Union IN The shortest
lime possible. and the terms prescribed By Congress
is not distant when the State OF Georgia viii again be
clothed with her former greatness, aud be numbered
among The States Of the Union.
BD,bieBt-The Star spangled Banner.
Or fledge-rO stand By each other until the great OBJ
1ert OF our desire Is accomplished
SPEECH OF GOV. BROWN.
ExGoY. Brown made long speech In favor OF Recon
srclon in Savannah April 49, from which We quote the
snnrl.io: There is another important point that we
should overlook After the StateCOnsuOn has been
yfr On election for Congress will De ordered that
efnany of our citizens may be inclined TO vote
persons who cannot take the test oath This IS worse
ihau folly. 1t would seriously hinder re-admssiOn.
The pride Of the Northern people is staked upon this,
aud there is nOtthe emOeSt probability that any one Will
be- admitted TO seat who cannot take the oath So
conform the requirements and send In good faith
de cation TO both houses who can take ~ We WIN be
accordance with the pledge OF Congress, but
never m then. And predict that the representatives OF
Northern states will Introduce the Dill ana generally
vote H repeal the oath after you have complied
" iih the terms 1ienfemen upon this point duty sefDter
est and patriotism combine IN the appeal to0ut conquer
admission ON no better terms Till we are reconstructed
readinttcd tONOngreSs We cannot nave prosperity
The fgc Is that the freedmans vote will give some TWEEN
members in Congress than should have that
race excluded IRE South VIII have y senator's
from tIese states including Tennessee and probably co
10 20 members OF tbe House This Will be weight in
Olress that win be courted, and not desplsed Hhen ~
es in Then let reconstruct the Government as rap
y a. possible. This is the sures mode OF relief relief
the dsianchsed class OF our people releI 10 lIe
foddon South, bleeding at every pore, exhausted
and impoverished relief 20 the victorious North against
business, threatened cOmmerclal panic
s uaucal crisis relief TO the whole country by res
torlio m unity peace prosperity, and happiness. This
relief cannot CONC by supine inactivity III requires ac
ior part Ny motto is action" ree'"sr"e''o'' ana
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24

TmE FEMALE ELoPEMEST CAsE.-The romantic
Young woman Ida ID. Albert who left her home in The
west and assumed male attire for the purpose of going to
sea- Is stl in charge Of the police authorities In Jersey
CIV awaiting 10 Telegram sent 10y Chief oI feicc
McManuq 10 her mother asking Instructions regarding
her Last evening Thomas prendervilc. proprietor OF
he Hubert House. New York, where the young woman
stcpned anptared before the Police COmmissonersi0 Tor
The purpOse Of preerIDR charges against Detective MI
eenf who took the girl from the Erie Railway calt 10
fbe Police station 20 protect her from harm iir Ireh
dere yas very much asonished ~ having the tables
Turned Detective HugcBt causing his arrest charge
~ interfering with the officer Ia the discharge OF his dy
Prendercille was taken before Justice Qunc. ahd re-
,ircd tn ivc bail Ia the sn Of Sn 30 answer ~ tho
cx session Of The Grand Jury. Nj Daniel IOushidSe 0i
NJ 81 NsegtIaYc bccOtDine lis hopdtiD'n'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
THE INDIAN UAR.
nosrlLiTiEs IN coLoRADo-MoyFMENrs or GFS.
HANCOCK.


HANCOCK.
TELEasArH TRIBUNE
DENVER Colorado April 22.-LoOk- Ont Station
2O miles east OF the Smoky H route, destroyed by
the Cheyenne Indians Monday last and three Of the
employees Of the United States Express Company killed
and scaped Eight Of the Companys horses stolen
Gen. Hancock had reached Fort Zara and attempted with
Indian scousto find the trail Of the Cheyennes, bat
unsuccessful He then surrounded their camp but be-
fore commencing attack, sent forward
propose treaty. The camp was found deserted and
most Of their property abandoned Gen Hancock Is sup
posed 10 be now the warpath. About 40 Indian
warriors passed DOwners station going norA They are
probably the same Indians who burned Lookout station
GEN. sULLY's coSiMIssIos-A TALK WITH THE SIOUX
wAsHISoTos, April 2S.-The Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs has received telegram from BrsYet Brig
Alfred suy President OF tho Commission appointed TO
investigate the late massacre at Fort Phil Kearney,
dated California Crossing 25 miles east Of Fort Sedgwiek
April 90 in which he states that after great difficulty
thew had succeeded In getting the Ogadoa and Brute
Sioux for talk, representing $40 lodges had Ind
satisfactory talk with them, and Cen Suy thinks 10
safely be said that they have prevented over 700 warriors
from Joining the war party. The Commission would
leave Fort Sedgwick for Laramie in three four days.
and hope 10 be successful In preventing manymOre Sioux
from joining the hostile party. There has been much
trOueOn the road Laramie from hostile Sioux. which
would increase the difficulties ana expenses OF the Com
A GOVERNMENT TRAIN ATTACKED.
ST. Louis, Hpn pa train loaded with Government
freight recently attacked by Indians near Fort
Mitchell. Dskotah, and 100 mules driven off The wagons
were left standing on the road
INDIANS on THE SMOKY HILL ROAD.
DENVER, Colorado, April 22Psssengers by the Smoky
Hi coach to-day report 1000 to 5000 Cheyennes and
sioux on the road Sixty United States Express horses
have been stolen this week. The coach passed Cen.
they halted for provisions The Indians all
the path, and thus far have ended the troops.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
TEXAs.
IlNIIIIs
..,rn. ...rr...,.rfnN CA&Ea-

TITE INJUNCTION CASE
jfales EoipesiOH Bulletin says: lhe great IN
Bncfion t.se now in the Supreme Court atfacts 40 OIe
tent Than would tho falling Of sn0"-Dii h aIse
Irs-fhcfe would be "A little "nz" and nolhihg % %niVrs
VAST eyer heard before that the y8Dqishcd parry n
permitted 90 into the courts ana sue iVi 'h
alleged hfs that he cOnld not maintain on the Ie W
b<lls is fheTs any other evidence Of American mnS
iah.nty needed Jhe very men Who lnahglrhieu @ wv
GsbelAOn 10 iBtO the supreme Court ana m1he ~
bx9h the saline argument they made IN '6i. Nhen te
FDuiberJ stsfes took Mp fhe sword fhey inenteh si %
l3aiiies and assumed al ihe respohslbihtics m W..
tHie He all know that small part OF the glory iaso
- themselves y lhe beginners ot tho war was hsi ."f
b. ctf-s issulnDd tc responsibility Ol siffohfn "'"'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-24
OPENING or E1TIGI1ION
nnr srn,lrs nr ,rAcKIyAw oPrN.

IRE STRAITS OF MACKINAw oPEN.
MILWAUKEE. April 23.-The Straits of Mackinaw
are now open 10 nay ygtion. The propeller Messenger
has last arrived here being the first boat through ths
season.
4 CHICAGO yTssEL At DETRoT.
DHIROr. April 93.Tho propeller Montgomery arrived
at Port saun al o'clock this afternoon fru thicaBo
she I, lie first boat Of from Lake hichison
NAVIGATION oS TnE II. LAWRENCE. 49,
OyrBTc C. W, April giThe first vessel IRON sea thls
season rassed Father Point yesterday She Is believed
10 be the Glcuiiicr
LAKE PIrIN OPEN.
ST. PAUf. April gi.-The steamer ltafca mas arrived
from Ia crosse. Navigation Is fully open