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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

The cireui, Court (Jaegs wison pre.idipg)
convened Oh Moaday, Ain INST Kendall NJ,
S Hord Esq, the nc~y elected Prosecutor, Is IN
attendance. We expecs 10 commence next
week the publication Of summary Of the cases
Irrigated.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Clerk of Court.

Col Ira q. Grover ha. received from the
Commissioner Of Decatur County an appoint.
msns 10 the cIsrksh,p, made sacan, BY the res
ignalion OF Col. Gavin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Minstrals.

A troupe Of ''burateork' mipstrels is being
organised In Greeusburg under the leadership
Of Msssrs. Powers aud Bash. |, IA said 10 be
composed OF excsllsni musicians
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

A good teacher can obtain a school 10 Dis
;riet No. G. In White Water Township. At lib
sral wages. IL application il made soon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Inquest.

A coroner's jar, has been summoned and
an investigation u being made as 10 the cause
Of the death Of John Cant, whose mysterious
Adsessss We ehfoniel,d hast week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
A Screw Loose.

There 10 something wrong with the mail ar.
Engagements somewhsre along the l. a Q. r. II.
Our Western mall Ia very irregular, and mat
ter from Greensburg frequently being three or
four days In transit.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Marrisd.

On the 30lh ult, by liev. J, W. Chafin, At
the re.idenee OF the brides father. Mr.. William
Miles TO Miss Maggie l.. Merrill, all Of Frank.
la County
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

For practical essmpiilcaiiou Of the above
term, drop In n, the Indiana House, c,nein.
natl, Ohio. aud enjoy the hospitality Of mine
host R5man.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Ont Again.

Heller, the murderer VI T,bbetls IL Wayne
County, sho was recently arrested Al Lafayette
aud confined IN .hs Winchester jail, sseapvd
last week aud has not beeu rtcnpIurvd.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
IMPARTIAL sUFFGRINos.

Neither Wealth, Refinement, Station, OF condl.
ton are exempt.
'VuE PHIL0T0KEE, or Females Friend. ex,
l. rressIy Tor tho bsnedt " females suffering
from rs stsFia, nausea, nervous iTrltabilty, dis-
tressing appreh ensloDs nd all those troublesome
conn plants that invite premature old age, aud
render life miserable. Descriptive pamphlet sent
on receipt Of postage stamp. HAhhAL, RiS-
LEY 4 CO, iil Chambers 81. New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Resigned.

Lieut. o. D. Liddel Of the 10Th Regulars
has resigned aud relareed TO bic home a! Law.
reneebsrgh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

ADYERTTsERs can procure complete llst Of
all Newspapers publshcd In the New England
States, by enclosing 20 cents TO dEo. y. RewsLL
i Co., Adsertising Agents, Boston or New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

NANIEp-AgsBtst to ssll Gen. Basil ". puhs's
w " History OF Morgap's Cavslry." Every Body
ehcioo Of tsrriter~. address eeo. n. Fssssndsn.
rabii'Asr, III Main 81, rinciurs'i,o. janii
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

Prank KILLERS PREPARED HARNESS OIL
Hacking. for oillng Harnesses. cariags
Tops, 40. ready for use, With directions
for using.
Frank Miller's LEATHER PREsgRyArwE
and Water Proof OIL biseting, for boots
and Shoes.
Frank KILLERS PALE PaEsfrvArIvE Ex-
pfursiy for Ladies. uentismsn's aud
chldfen's Morocco Rid, Calf, faad atent
Leather Shoes.
Frank Miller's BRILLIANT JFr BfAcK
Polsh on Discking.
For sale generally IN ruE U. y. AMI
PRANK MILLER A CO..
1874 20 Cedar ST., N. Y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
TIME TABLE.
White Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT FEBRUARY Q. 1887.
Sale of Real Estate.
Educational.

Moses Whitney has cold his farm near Cedar
Grove to Adam Horn Of Cincinnati for $3.50
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
New Mail Arrangement,

Since the Ia, inst. the people Of Laurel and
intermediate points have had the benefit Of a
daily mail, carried over the W. w. V. Railroad.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

the most straight and stubborn hair Of either ser
into wavy ringlcts, or heavy massive euris. Has
been used By the fasbionablss Of Paris and Lon
dop, with the most gratifying results. Dtes no
injury to the hair. frics by mail, ssaisd aud
postpaid, 81. Descriptive Circulars M allied free
Address BERGER, SHUTS 3 CO., Chemists,
No. rs3 RiTeF g., hoy. n. l., Sole Assnts fer
tie V9itrd ssst-s, jae - en-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
HOUSES, FARMS g. LANDS.

To,cnsena C Co.'S Rial Estate Record.
large journal, publ he'd monthly. seat free,
eontai ming descriptions Of city aud country prop
er,y.
dwellings, stores, Lols, Farms, Country Seats,
Mills, Lands. &c nc.
Fsins In pcnusy lvania, New Jereey, Mary land,
Delaware, Virginia, and other States.
bands in Pennsylvania aud the South and West.
For full particulars, priees, terms, Re-, send for
REAL ESTATE RECORD. Ofice, 237 South
Sixth Street, PhilaJelphis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
NEW MUSIC.

lust PUBLISHED sent to any address on re.
u espl VI price. Teachers supplied at the usual
Discount.
Cents.
Girls, gsts home Of your own--Nsw sopg aud
chorus by Tucker ... "..."." ,.,....,,d0
III never forget thee dear Mary-song by
Dishop.....'.. .'''...ft
Ny blue eyed jennie Bell--s0ag BY HVldef."..3O
oh Annie come baok--song and chorus Ivy
luekersss t'ssstss'' ts'''s" '''si's''9a
Told ia thu rSilight-song aud chorus BY
CfiNey
Don't marry u maa n he dfiaks--soDg s...""..30
III marry no man " he drinks, reply 10 The
above" .'.,,', ~
Beautiful form OF my dreams--k Lith.) sons
By banks '',.'''."',''''''''''eV
When we marched " the roll Of the DRUM
song by bishep..",. .,..,''',a0
Oh eulns ~ me when daylight ss1s-song by
hansiVfdu.,,, "
Nearest aud deafeet-( Lith.) song ny J. H..
Thomas. 30
dive me honest irlenda aud Uue-song ~
's''''',''',SV
DO not heed her warning, reply 10 Gypsles
warning-song by luekeF"........... ....... ~
Jenny Who lives IA the dsll-song W J, II.
lhoAas ID
Softly Ger tho dppling watsIs-sonS ~ j AZ,
Thomas, with beautiful LithogRph Of
the Author,., ,.,.''.''4o
Bells IN distant lands-song by Iaekef""","",JV
The light step Polka--hy francis n. Brown..... 80
Asfains lissI sehotli-oh-by keadon............ 80
Sunlight poikn--by Mis- ,.......AV
Baoje Galop-by Mrs. PaTkhurst. ....... -........SO
something pretty MazuFka-by MIRA. Park
hufsts.....''s'
Beware, Quartett-words by L0ngiolow.-".,5U
Pretty hosaline-song by h. Hoffman ...........i5
I'm glad tather's eome--song ....S0
Moiitos welcome 20 Pat MalOny ........ $40
Her heart IL all my Ownby Hess. ...... 80
Tue cot beside the mtll-song by Calton.......'3 80
swinging round the circle ..,"....... -.........30
You naughty, naughty man-song Ia tho
biach Sfvok..... ...,s...aS
Now / lay me down To slosp-song and cho-
rus by Malbrtdge ...3O
Blue eyes or b'ack-song by n. Baker So
stars Of the sumner night, Quartetts
Coming, coming by and by--song by Gabriel...4j
Well 70 With Grant agaln-new song and
chorus by Iucker.....
Halt boys, halt-song aud chorus by
McNadghtOn.. ID
Tho New, home sweet home-sJng by Mad
ain farepa ....9v
Any music published will be sent by return
mail, and parties over paying will receive their
change with the music. Address orders
y. j. WILLARD K CO.,
No. 6s7 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
REA SON =
Why TUE tti..a.
AMERICAN w a @ II
MADE AT
w ALTH NJ, NJ ASS.
~ TIME BEST.


MADE ON TnE BEST PRfEcipLE.--
L Its frame Il composed OF solid plates. No Jar
can Interfere with the harmony Of ia working aud
no sudden shock can damage ltsmaoh'nefy. ET-
cry piece Il made aud hnlahed by machinery Vt.
self famous for rs novelty, az well "a Tor ts ef'
feetIyenessl and 10 therefore properly maae. The
wateh IA what all NJ eehanism should Accurate.
glmpie, strong and Economical. Except some
high grades, too costly for general use. foteign
watches are chiefly ninde by women ana bays
Such watches are composed or eeVefal hundred
pieces, screwed aud riveted together, and reqaifo
constant repairs 20 keep them In any kind OF or
der. Al persons who have carried "ancres, "is-
pines" and "Engllsh Patent Levers,' are perfect.
iy wsIiaware OF the truth Of ths statement.
Al the beginning Of our enterprise more than
ten years ago, II was our hftt object 10 make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
70 take tn place Of these foreign mposltions the
refuse Of forelgn factories, which were entirely
unsalssbls at homo and perfectly wofIhlessevery-
where.
How we'll we have neeoiapllshed this, may be
understood from the fact tina, aiterso many years
OF public trial, We now make more than half Of
all tho watches sold In tho United States, and
that no others have ever given such universal sat.
isfaetlon. While this department Of our business
is continued With Increased iseliites for perfect
work, We are at present engaged In tho manufas-
turs OF watches Of tho very highest grade known
to Chronometry, unequaled by anything hitherto
made by ourselves, and ansufpasstd ~ anything
made In the world. For this purpose We have The
amplest facilities We have ertctei On addition
20 our main building expressly for this branch 81
business, and have allied a with tie beet workmen
In our service. New machines and appliances have
been constructed which perform their work with
consummate dol.oaey aud exaciness. The choicest
and most approeed materials oply are used, end
We challenge comparison between this grade oil
our work and the hncst imported chronom eters. -
We do not pretend TO sell our watches for les,
money than foreign watches, but wo do assert
without fear Of contradiction that for the sam,
money our product u lncomparably superior. Al
our watches, % Whatever grade, are fully war
rnnted, and this watantce IL good at all times
against Ne or our agents In all parts Of the world
G ~ II III Q N.
The public are cautioned 10 buy only Of 70.
spectacle dealers. All persons selling counter.
foits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
AoEsrs ron TaE AMERICAN WArcn COMPANY,
lS2 Broadway, N. Y.
nov23. I'm
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Wonderful but True!

MADAME REMINGTON, the world renowned
N Astio,ogist aud somnambdlisiic Clnirsoyapt,
While In a claiTyoyant state, deiineates the very
features Of the person YOU arc 10 marry. and by
The aid Of M instrumen of intenFe power, known
As the Psyeh imotrcpe, guarantees 10 produce u
peri Ct ard life like rictne bfthe failure husband
or wife of the applicant, with date of marriage,
occupation. leading traits Of character, &c. This
is no imposition, "a tcstimoaials without number
assert. by stating place Of birth, age, dispo-
sitioE, color Of eyes aud hgigrand enclosing hfty
cents, md stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself,
you will receive the picture by return mail, TO-
gether with decired Information.
Adire.. In confidence. MADAME GrRrnrbE Rrx-
IScros, Z. 0. Goa M, wcst Troy, M.
sep2l-6m. " .
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
Roll of Honor.

Subscribers 9ho haze paid in adranee.
VIM. Webb NJ. Carmel, paid to vol no
WIN. Braekney, I" vol no 4e
Elias 4. Jordan, T" vol no I'll
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

covery IN modern science acting upon tho Beard
and Hair In an almost miraculous manner. II
has been used 81 the elite Of Paris sad London
with the most hattsring success. Names Of all
purcb will be registerej and II entire salts,
faction 10 not given In every instance, the mon
ey will bs cheeriuliy refunded Prics by msil,
sealed aud postpaid. 81. Descriptive eireuiars
AID tss tim malls maiIsd free. Address BE nc ER,
SHUTS a CO., Chetnlsts, No. zss River Street,
Troy, =, Cole agents Cor the aitsd ssatol.
jan SEA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08

THE ADvERTisERS GAZETTE, publl.bed
at Boston, Mass, IL The only Publication Of Ia
kind IN tais oouatfy., IL contains Information Ia
dspeasable 90 every Advertiser Subscription
price One Dollar per yeaf In advance. Specimen
eoldes, 10 cents,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
AYERS
A G. u f. u r 4,

~ ~ - - - - &~&Ef
ron rnr syreny crRs on -
~ Inisrmiiieut Fever, or Fever
and Aras. hemiiient Fever,
H thill Fever. l,amb slgpe,
- Periodical Headache or
Il BILIOUS lI.sdnchs, sud ~.
ions fevcrs. Indeed for he Whole eisr-
of di,esre. originating in btliss, dr
repgcnen'. esussd BY lie Nslassa ef
MiaFmatie Countries.
We are enabled here 10 baef lac eennHnss
remedy aheh. while 10 earss the alsass ralspl.i
With ssfniniy. V sslil perfect, h~fa,isrs In 10y
quegiiiy. fuch q remedy u ihsslushis IL go
ines where ihe.s affecting dlsofdsfs ptrstf'.
This "tura" ssrsls the missmHtis. 'sis"n ef ~
YER ani a SO. fsem the ~ stem, snd pi.s.sts de
Development ~ the disssss, u tsisn 80 he hsss
approach ei ~ yTemohsosy sympielas. fibhd
only the bet remedy ever YET dl,ves,F' ! faf this
eisss Of eeaplsiDU, bat Aigo the aiear' q. H.
large quantity We supply for sdslIar LTlngs n
within the rssch of e'srybndyl nhd ia hllioas
districts, where Fever aud Ag". rFsss u, sse.y-
body shouid have 10 and nee a. o coy ho't ~ ~ars
snd protection. A great snreflviiy u bib fsf-
edy ., ~ any other .vsr dis,sveet fof The fyst>T
aud sv,tsin rure ~ lntsseiitsLt. is tisti, a.
tains no Qninine % nnnsr.l. e~nT'qaent. i'rr~s
duors ~ quinism of other iujsfioas vn'eis tLsss
ever spen the constellation. 1ka-s eSf's ~ 70
are lott ss healthy 80 AZ thsy hrd h"F'f hee the
dissage.
Fever and Agns Il not sloIs the eer' sfusrfs
OF the niasnatie poison. greet shfsof3 81 de-
efdeTs ariso fran its Irritation, snsotg ehivh so
Nsuraigja. Nhsums tlsu,, don't, ieh''wht, hii, -
meas. To.thaehe Estsehe. afn rfh. AUlHa. Pal
pttau.n. Painful IN, e1i"a Of the Spleen, hs.tsF.
les. rain In the BVweis, g. tie. fafsl,sb sud J -
"a cement Of tho rlomsch, oil sf ehieh, sLsa
originating IN thl. ean'e. put IN The iHtffniitsnt
typs or be ssuas rsrfaJiuai. This Care" exrtl-
the pvisen from The blood and equssfi, eafss
them HI alike. III. Wn inyaln isls foicei'sh ie
inIn grapts and persons travelling "t temporarily
rssidiig In the uaiarious distfrts " tHksnae-
casiosaliy or daily While cal osed Ia the inircii,h.
that will be cxectsitd lion, TIE =, IL h, I'D = n
not accumulate In Funeiont qusntity I" On iLfo
discnre. Hence " Tee 80 mere valuable for pre-
tsction than cure. Api Tow viii ese' suner " ~
Inorlaittens n the, avail tbsas.iyes ot the pro-
lection this remedy affords.
Prepared by DR. J q. AVER CO.. tsw-ii,
Mass. jahIt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-02-08
WORLD MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
III BRO1DWAK NEW YORK.


lOhltSs
George T.. willard, President.
vi. dord0n'. lee president
y. W. Plyer, ....."SecfotaFy and Aetuary.
A. w. Rogers, NJ d.. Medical Examiner At Office.
J. Crane, D.,..Consulting Phy stefan, Brooklyn.
W. L. Prentice, ..".Atty Counsellor, ~ Wall ST.
This Company, now fully organised, having
complied with tho laws OF n. Y. State, and depos-
ted.slDOO 900 Of lis capital. with the saperintsnd-
cut oil the Insurance Department for the security
OF It's policy holders, 10 now prepared ~ issue
the va,sous kinds Of policies on AZ favorable con :
ditions those Of any other Company.
Dividends increase with the age OF the Policy.
Non participating rates are lower than those Of
any Company 10 the World
L,sses paid in thirty days after duo notice and
proof OF death.
Liberal arrangements made in regard TO travel.
Onc-third OF the amount OF premium will be
loaned The policy holder when desired.
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
Carriages, dc.

NUILDREN'S CARRIAGES we
I ara opei ing this day another supply OF tn9se
beautifnl CARRIAGES and PERAMBULLIOhe'
which we will sell at Il small advance upon manu-
facurers' prices. Call and see them, a. they ere
nneGualled by any ever offered in tbs Make rof
ia IL corner Eighth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

oo,~r.~..... "a mr. Bittle delivered his
Bnccaiaureate sermon, founded upon i. vi. -
sllolS The esse ,is,Sned to with deep atten-
tion ana The impressions made upon the minas
~ o,o ~ nnung men must have been most salu-
tary. Z. =, p,..... -, thu ro,pest
., tho Faculty. preached sermon TO the
Young men from Psalm 1872
To.night the contest for the medal came on
A handsome medal was gotten up Surlng '1 ne
be given TO the best speaker entering the con-
test.
The indges selected TO make the award were
Hon. w. X. Staples, Major II. Ball, j. Is l.
Logan, Esq, Colonel William Wattss ana Dr.
] II. Griffin.
The first Grafton was by Thomas l.. Sander.
son, of Norfolk, Va. Subject" Triumphs of
Intellect"
The second Grafton was by J. NJ. McCamm,
Of Bridgeport, West Virginia. Subject" Day
Next came W. E. Hubbard, of Roanoke
county, Va. The subject of his Grafton was
Systems and Moral Influence OF Atheism
He was followed by ]. Z. Burden, OF Bristol,
Tenn. Subject" 1nflrmities of Genius
The fifth contestant was II. ;. Irwin, OF
Lynchburg, Va. His subject was Events
and Characters"
The closing oration--Subiect "Continua-
ton Of youthful innocence and purity neces-
sary 10 happiness in old age was by 4. L.
The committee retired for consultation, but
returned in short time, and reported, through
Dr. John ii. Griffin, that they had awarded
the medal 10 Mr.. McCamm. The announce
ment was received with deafening applause.
The medal was then conferred on the success
full ontestant in n brief speech, of great dig
nifty and grace, by Mr. IL. M. Fairfax, OF FAR
fax county, Va.
Dr. Griffin, in making the report of the COM
mittee, remarked that they had been greatly
impressed by the speeches of several others OF
the contestants, and regretted that they mad
no more medals 10 bestow.n This sentiment
was appreciated by the whole audience.
The exercises Of the evening closed with the
benediction by President Bittle.
The Salem Cornet Band discoursed line
music on the occasion, and the whole exer-
cscs gave lively satisfaction TO the assembled
multitude.
As n closing item in this letter Will remark
that five of the six young men who spoke TO
night We're gallant soldiers in the southern
armies. Another letter tomorrow. BETA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
Meeting OF the Society OF Alumni Of
Roanoke College.
SELEM, Va, June IS, 1867.


This morning at IL o'clock the Society of
Alumni of Roanoke College was addressed by
Rev. Mr.. Phillip, of Wythe county, Va. The
address was one of great merit. Mr.. L. Is one
of the most distinguished graduates OF the
college, and is we'll known throughout South
west Virginia as an earnest and devoted min
lister of the Gospel. His self-denying labors
as achaplain in General Lees army VIII never
be forgotten.
Tonight the address before the literary So
cieties was delivered by Colonel William Mum
ford, of Montgomery county, Va, formerly OF
your city.
The Colonels high reputation as man OF
high culture and literary taste attracted
very large audience. The expectations of all
present were more than realized. Everybody
was delighted with the address, for ii was one
of rare excellence and beauty. The great
thought which the orator endearored to i'm
press on the minds of the young men was the
"eceSSiiy IF fCOrkuHfiring cpergy la Order 10 nc
cDHpLish Jrt0t things la eCe5y depdTtDent cfSo~th-
err enterprise Your limits Will not allow me
to give you an outline OF this admirable
speech. 1t ought to be published, every word
of it, BETA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
commencement at Roanoke Collepe

SALEM, Va, June L., 1867.
Inc commencement exercises OF Roanoke
College commenced ON yesterdav morninm
ahe Lutheran church was crowded to its nj
'Aos' capacity, all the churches uniting their
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22

The Most worthy Scribe reported the pres
ent membership At 100000, and that on the LIST
day OF January. 1867, there was $1,000 boys
connected with temperance organizations,
year for benefits 10 sick members of our Order,
and that about 5000, 900 was now In the trea-
suries of the various subordinate divisions OF
our Order. MBDicUs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
wtLNfyGToS, DEL, June 20, 1867.

SECOND DAY-MoRYIYG SESSION.
No important business was transacted. At
the afternoon session, Nashville, Tennessee,
was selected as the place for holding the twen-
ty-fourth annual session OF this body, and the
fourth Wednesday in May, being the 2Sth day
OF the month, was selected as the time. An
invitation was extended TO the National Divi-
sion by the Grand Division Of Delaware to
attend a picnic tomorrow nj IL o'clock, each
delegation TO select speaker for the occasion,
who should not speak over five minutes.
NIrnrcrs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
From our Special Reporter.
National Division Sons of Temper.
ance--Annual notwithstanding
Speeches and Facts.
WILMINGTON, DEL. June -

WILMINGTON, DEL, June IL, 1857.
AT O'Clock y. M. the National Division Of
North America assembled in annual session
at Institute Hall, on Market street above
Tenth street.
Present: John N Stearns NJ. w. p. Rev.
John Nj. Cramp, NJ. w. chaplain; Samuel w.
Hodges, NJ w. scribe; A. ID. Whetmore, NJ
w. T., pit; James NJ. Lyle, M: w. conductor !;
James &. Pickles, M. w. sentinel.
After solemn prayer and the usual opening
ceremony the National Division was opened
in due form, there being seventy-five members
present, and some fifty lady visitors. lhirty.
one additional delegates We're introduced, ana
duly obligated. Present from Virginia: Re-
representatives. Trent, OF Richmond, anu II. T..
q reen of Petersburg.
Mr. w. Z. Stearns next delivered very in
teresting annual address, showing that our
Order was steadily and perseveringly inerea-
sing daily, and that every Son OF Temperance
was doing his duty, and that since the organi-
cation of the Order in the city of New York
in 1872 over one million OF persons had been
members of the Order, and that now IL had
extended 10 Australia. He further advocated
the extension of the hand Of friendship 10
every society advocating the cause of tempe
rance.
On the 9TH day of June the Grand Division
of North Carolina was revived. South caro-
lima Texas Iowa, East Tennessee NOW having
sixty subordinate divisions), and Louisiana,
have again come into the ranks OF our Order'
and are fully alive TO the interest they have
in extending our Order South. He further re-
commended that n tax of twenty five cents be
put upon every member initiated hereafter
into our Order, TO secure funds for the purpose
of propagating the principles OF temperance
in the State in which the Division exists.
lie further advocated at some length the
great importance OF organizing children into
temperance societies, and that now over 5000
children were temperance advocates In the
United States, and that Sunday schools should
take this subject into serious consideration,
and form bands Of hope. The National Pub
lication Temperance House OF the city of New
York has published the past year over l. 900, :.
900 pages Of temperance matter. The National
Temperance Adrocdte, published by this society
at one dollar per annum, is a most valuable
paper, and should be in the hands Of every
lover OF our noble causej for our work IL
here-our faith above.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-06-22
Drugs, MeGiCines, DC.

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