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--latest Markets BY Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May ls-CottOn quiet at asc Flour
advanced loe 1900 barrels sold state Sll,5o@l47S;
Sls16@i9 Wheat advanced i(G2c Corn dull and de.
clined 299c.; quotations nominal Oats heavy and
unchanged, Rye quiet 5000 bushels sold at " 69l2;
Provisions quiet and Arm; new Mess Pork, f23'l5.
Lard heavy at l2166DlSHc. Whisky quiet,
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COUGH AT THE ACADBMY.-Mr. John B.
Cough, the great lecturer, will give his splendid
address upon Habit" this evening This
A portion of the proceeds are to be devoted to
the aid of the Industrial Home for Girls. No
Cough.
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FA1R.-A large fair is in full operations at the
National Guards Hall in aid of ST. Angus
useful and fancy articles of ali descriptions,
combining the beautiful with the substantial.
The admission fee is but small item, and the
nttendRncR
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TO PRESERVE THE HAIR, stimulate its growth,
and render II soft and glossy, use Jayne's Hair
Tonic. This unequalled dressing for the hair
being free from all deleterious substances,
freeing It from scurf and dandruff, and in most
cases causing new hair to grow on heads that
have been bald. Prepared only by Dr. ID. Jayne
a Son No 242 Chestnut street.
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NEW METHOD OF SMOKING TOBACCO 1.-THE
American Smoking Casket." Smoke drawn
up through the tobacco, not dOlOn, as in ordi-
nary pipes No nicOtin. No cumming of the
bowl. Can be replenished while smoking
Entirely safe. No danger from sparks Not
only pipe, but cigar .holder, Sold as low as
other pipes Sold everywhere.
p. A. SMELL & Co., General Agents.
No l25 South Third street.
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AuVHnClng IIOIn Inese, We nave al BIaueS anu
prices up to the finest and best of French and
English fabrics, surpassed by none for style and
ft, and manufactur d with special care by the
best workmen in the city. Persons accustomed
to having their goods made to order can save
25 to 33 per cent. by selecting from our ready
made stock, and secure garments equal in all
respects.
Halt soay 6et,geenl BENNETT & Co.,
Fi6h and TOWER HALL,
iSi1th SIS. No. 5lS MARKET ST.,
Philadelphia,
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FASHIONS FOR LADIES-MAY, 1867.
New Paris Mantles
Llama Lace Points and Rotondes.
Promenade Suits.
Travelling Suits.
Black Dress Silks,
From S2 to $40
Dressmaking IN the latest Paris styles, and at
short notice,
j. w. PROCTOR IL Co.,
No 900 Chestnut street.
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BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Mississippi Case Dismissed by the
United StaLes Supreme Court. -

WAsHINGToN, May l3--The Georgia and Mis-
sissippi Injunction cases were dismissed by the
United States Supreme Court for want of juris-
dlction.
The case of Virginia VS. West Virginia. re-
garding jurisdiction over certain counties, was
continued, .......
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No. 600 Broad way, New York
WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?

Victim OF debility, who is responsible for your
feebleness? Not yourself, you will say, for you've
done all you could to cure it, That's mistake
your part.
You haven't tried HOSTETTERS BITTERS
Gloomy dyspeptic with uneasy stomach and
responsible for your own torments. But you 1t
is easy to see from your condition that
You haven't tried HOSTETTER's BITTERS.
Bilious su tierer it is not your fault you think that
your symptoms grow day by day Blue pill
doesn't do you any good. Very likely. But you
be brought round for all that.
Why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS?
Friend, on whom Fever and que alternately blows
hot and cold and whose brain seems to be bursting
with the effects of some powerful drug do you assume
the responsibility? Oh, no! You've taken piles Or
quinine, and all the regulation medicines What
could you do more? One thing more-the very thing
that would have exempted you from all the pangs
that now rack you.
You have never tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Nervous invalid, what have you to say? You plead
that you have taken all the nervines of the pharma
copaa. they have done you good it is not your
fault. You are not responsible. Wrong, all wrong
You have, in reality, nobody to blame but yourself
Why haven't you tried HOSTETTER'S BITTERS?
For all the above.named complaints the Btters are
absolute specifics.
THE NEW GRAND SQUARE CHICKERING
PIANo.-The notice Of the musical public is in
vited to these splendid new scale three-stringed
instruments, which have just been introduced.
Rivalling in power. beauty, and delicacy Of
musical tone and in sympathetic and enduring
mechanism, the recognized perfection of the
unequalled grand pianos, they have at once
secured the universal appreciation of musicians
| and all lovers OF the art. WILLIAM II. DUTToN,
| No. 9l4 Chestnut street. Entrance, Art Gallery.c
| A NOTEWORTHY REMovAL.-The depot for the
| exhibition and sale of the Florence Sewing
| Machine has been removed to the large and
eligible warerooms, No, 1923 Chestnut street,
| which have been handsomely fitted up with all
| the necessary appointments, and stocked with
| full supply of machines OF various styles. To
| speak in commendatory terms of this cele-
| brated adjunct to household economy would be
| superfuous, as they are known and appreciated
| throughout the length and breadth of our land.
| Those in want of sewing machine will not
| fail TO call and examine them.
FASHIONS FOR LADIES-MAY, 1867.
| New Paris Mantles.
Llama Lace Points and RotondeS.
Promenade Suits
Travelling Suits.
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PASSING A $50 CoUNTERFEIT NoTB.-John
Shesir was arrested at Third and Shippen
ping into a public house in Second street,
calling for beverages, and offering a $50 cOun-
teTfeit note in return. He was handed over to
the United States Commissioner, who gives him
n hearing to-day
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STEALING A WATCH William r. Wagner
had been lounging about Twentieth aud Cal
lowhlll streets for some time. One day last
week he stepped up to II waJchman OF the
Reading Railroad. on Pennsylvania avenue,
and asked the time of day The watchman
pulled out his watch, but finding that it had
run down, handed IL to Wagner at the latters
request to take to a jewellers at Twentieth
and Callowhill streets, to have IL put in run
ming order Wagner went to the jewellers,
and in few minutes returned to the watch
man, stating that the watch needed some re.
pairs. and that he would 90 around the corner
ON business, coming back, however, in time, to
get the watch. The verdant watchmau acqui-
esced in all this. Wagner left, and was not
heard from again till he was arrested last night
by Officer Schaub Alderman Hutchinson
committed him in default of $500 bail to
answer at Court
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THu RESULT OF SUNDAYS BoAT%S.md9!Teg SOr0i1g! Sog
young men started S out BysIS%are ySsSS There was
days at the time the sail was hois.e1'
they sPsS 1SSg gsa1Iusa I SPREGsSs RESs Soa
when sSooGtn u lttisp TWO got out in safety, but
AZ nbn Inderson aged "a years, and reslaiHg - ~
sonth and Front streets was nreSeat time bis
and WAS drowned. UP 70 tne PA0"0l'' '-''.
body haa not been recovered
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SECOND STREET. ABOVE GREEN, Reimer's
Gallery Pictures made in cloudy as well MS
clear weather You can avoid the thr0ng by
selecting cloudy day, and have a fine picture
one large Photograph, or six cards, 81.
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BURGLARY.-John Murphy was arrested yes
terday afternoon at Eighth and Chestnut streets,
for entering the house of a farmer in the night
time, and stealing two knives, two keys, and
S4446 in money. officer Ruth, of the Reserves.
arrested him, and, at n hearing before Alder
man Hurley, he was committed in default OF
$1,000 bail 70 await a further investigatiOn.
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New York Bank Statement.


Roman Catholic Church, died at Bardstown,
Kentucky. on Saturday, after a long and pain
full illness. His remains will arrive today,
and be laid out in state at the Cathedral until 8
p. NJ. tomorrow, when the funeral Will take
place.
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IF you are in want of Spring Clothing, call at
Stokes 90 IS, under the Continental. Either
ready-made or made to order, the best goods
o. Z ha lowest DriceS
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Ship News.

NEW YORK. May lS-Returned, brig Vale-
Eian, henCe lVT Malaga, With loss 9fEuddeT'
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CALLED TO WAsHIYGToN.-Mr. William NJ.
Ireland, well and favorably known ~ our
readers as the efficient and faithful Chief Clerk
IN the Post Office, has been called to Washing
ton to preside over the clerical force in the
Finance Bureau of the General Post O0ice. Mr.
Ireland has superior qualifications for the
duties assigned him. and will prove valuable
ACQUISITION TO the dpnnrIInnnI
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sabbath school Celebration.

The annual Sabbath School o5IeOratIon.and
porade took place here to-day Thiry-hve
schools were represented, about 5000 being IN
the line of procession, with several bands of
music and nearly all the ministers The schools
formed on the grounds south OF the White
House, and, as they passed the south portlco,
cheered the President, who recognized the
salute by removing his hat. A shower of rain
dispersed the schools earlier than was intended,
when they repaired to several OF the churches
designated previously, where the annual reports
mnda
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE OF Lash's Ftve-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
Ladders, No. ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
>' j. 3. LASH Il Co.
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FrREs.-About il o'clock on Saturday hght, g,
az occurred in the bone turning estaolls9ao Iiao
men william %n1 0ss e Nh Eos cum@eree aIaH IS
CisI, CihsIt,V Elm Messrs Jackson Train occupied
SSTt OF the building for turning work. ana Rei6
talneo ios o1o biished in No ll30, as machinlsts
%np %dS Teei t6eir works damaged by water 70 the
amount Of $500 .,,0 .hird storv Of the
Assa AsIsn 81 Mr. Joseph Black, No 25l JeHer-
Sen street, about O'Clock this morning % goSted
Black stepped into the room 6oNeI wl.n placed on
csnIf cI fhsn cat overturned It, causing signII
chstnLoSrstion. chstnL The damage to wearing apPSrei
is about 500
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Philada, Stock ExChange Sales, NAV 1S
WANTS..

WANTED, FIVE HUNDRED RECRUITS
w for the U. S. Marine Corps. Recruits must be
able bodied, young. unmarried men. They will be
employed In the Governments NaYy-yards ana in
ships OF War "n ioleign stations For further intor
nation apply 10
JAMES LEWIS
Captain and Recruiting Oficer,
419 INV II No. 3ll s. FRONT Street.
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S,,vrv nrFEFRENT. .PATrERNs.-

A CURE FOR RHEUMATIsM WORTH SEEING.-
g. Fitzpatrick, No. l744 Olive street, cured by DE
Fitleris Remedy. No cure, no pay.
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VIVIAN TED IMMEDIATELY-TWEN
w First-C Glass Canvassers, by the INTERNA-
IlONAL ADVERTISING COMPANY, No. A South
THIRD Street, Second Floor, 5l32"
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MARRIED.

HORTON-BROA DWELL.-On Tuesday evening
April 30. 1867 I'm Spring Garden Street NJ H. Church.
by the Rev. Alfred Cookman Mr.. ALFRED HOR
TON, o. Washington, d. c., TO Miss MARGARET l.
ELINOR daughter of Charles p. Broadwell, Esq, of
Philadelphia
DIED.
BILGER.-On Friday morning, the 10th Instant,
ANNIE L., vile Of James NJ. Bger, OF New ork
and daughter Of Richard Z. Cumming OF this city,
Ihe relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
attend the funerR from the residence OF her brother
Edward Cumming, No. 939 Franklin street. on Tues
day. the 18th instant at o'clock p NJ.
CAFFEE-On the 18th instant. WARD J. CAFFEE,
In the 87th year of his age
Due notice OF the funeral will be given.
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AN ASSAULT ON FRANKFORT CREEK-Last
evening two young men went out IN skin m 70
have n good time generally on the trankloro
lanes Wall one of the party, commenced 70
rock the boat until it dipped water, ana did
NIaozer RaTWis in an uncomfortable position.
Tbe latter demonstrated with the former, and
reGuested him to stop Wall not comPpiyinig, P " M,
Rarwis up with an oar, and, as ne says slLhPly
1DD9ntad To tan Wall on the head, but, instead OF
Goins So struck with considerable force, 30
,,n6S So thar. after Wall had returned home,
III 1huOr S.roSy stnn}d and soon was in spasms, the
hioI RH having greatly injured his brain; wall
vas taken To the Episcopal Hospltai, Where W ne H
I,Stodv 20 10 await the result OF the injuries ne
Sansed to his companion, Alderman Holmes
committed him.
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FOURTH EDITION
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
Ordered TO Duty

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 20 EVENING TELEGRAPH. |
WASHINGTON. May Is.
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MORE. SHOOTING AND A PROBABLE HoMIcIDE.-
A little after O'Clock on saturday night; Police
man Camac heard the loud report OF flrearms
coming from the vicinity OF Front ana W WalnuG
streets. Fastening to the spot, he arrived IN
time to aid man named Thomas Hollanu, VINO
mad been shot by one William Weaver, the
pistol bullet passing in the left breast q httie
over the lett nipple, and going enJlrely tnrougn
the left lung, Holland was Immediately placed
in q carriage and taken to the PennsyiVanla
Hospital and at the last report was considered
in q critical condition, the ball stlll remaining
in his body. ,,. 49,,
has not since been heard from. An lnVestlga-
lion int the affair disclosed the fact Ghat Hol-
land was the keeper of tavern on DOCK
street above Front, which, as has been alleged'
is a resort for all manner OF disslpated charac
ters In this house resided mistress OF
Weaver, by the name of Mary Vincent Dut
better known to the police officers as big
Mag" she being of great proportion, ana OF
masculine appearance. Holland, IL is sald, put
her ont Weaver regarding this as an insult 10
himself started after Holland, met MIN aI
Front and Walnut streets. and after lew
words ofaltercation drew a pistol ana snot the
%Bia Nag' was arrested the same evening at
the Shamrock House, ia a Desotted condlIloh,
and was locked up in the Third District station
House The wife of Holland was lately sent 10
nrison for shooting at her spouse, ana mas az
fempted three times to put him out OF Jne way,
THE age of Weaver is about ~, while that ol
Holland is so. Too much drink was .the main
cause of the whole affair.
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The Commissioner of the General Land Odice
has official information, showing that during
last, one hundred and fifty nine farms, nm
prislng, in the aggregate, over twenty thousand
acres, were added TO the productive force OF the
Stale of Louisiana, under the act approved
June 2l 1866
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THIRD EDITION N
FROM RICHMOND TO-DAY.
~~~~~~~~--~~~-s~o~~O>O,oy,~>o~o->
Removal OF JEFF. Davis from the
Hotel TO the Court Room.
-y~~~D~~>~->>~~~~>-~>,~~~~~-----
scenes in the streets.
-~~~~~~.~>>~,>>->~~~-,D~~>.>~~~~
Proceedings in the Court.
-~~r,~,yOO>~>.O~,>,.>O~~~.,~~~
Appearance Of the Stern Statesman
-
He is Seated Between VIM. II.
Reed and Charles O'COnOr.
--~~~~>~~~~~.~-~.>->~~>~-~~~~~-~
THE PRISONER RELEASED
UPON 100000 BONDS.
-~~.~~~-~>o>~o~~D~~>o>~~>~O~~~~-~
E~a
He is Seated Between VIM. h.
Reed and Charles O'COnOr.
THE PRISONER RELEASED
UPON 100000 BONDS.

Etc" Etc., Etc., Etc, Etc, Etc.
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The Secretary of the Navy has ordered Pay
ms ster John II Hambleton to duty as mem
Der of the Board of Visitors at the Nave
Academy
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DEAFNEss.--EyERY INsTF sUMENT THAT
science ana skii have INV inted 70 assist the
also, Crandalls Patent CEnscb ts, SnpsSior 10 any
Street below Chestnut 9s6ps
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Victim OF debility, who is responsible for your
feebleness? Not yourself, you will say, for you've
done all you could to it, That's a mistake
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TO RENT.

m TO RENT-AN OFFICE ROOM ON THE
Hl first floor OF No. 52I Chesnut street. the cheapest
rent in the city, Inquire of CHI AMBERS Il FRENCH,
General AgentsW ashngton Life Insurance Company,
Bank OF the Republic Building, Nos. 500 and 81
CHESNUT Street. 81
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a CHESNU Ut HILL - FOR RENT, A
a twelve-room House: nice paper and gas-bxtures,
newly painted in complete order - srr, =
10 3L* .... y. STILLE-
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n A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ TO RENT-A large House, twelve rooms, hand
some lawn, icehouse lhed), carriagehouse stabling
etc, pa miles from Moorestown, N. j., % from sta
ton on Q. and A. r. r., IA from steamboat landing
Rent, $500 Inquire OF i. carp, No. 1O26 ARCH
Street. or address VIM. A. GARRlGUHS, Moores-
town Burlington county. N. !, < IN lN*
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IN HOUSE IN GERMANTOWN TO RENT
Address '-0 W. l.. c.,
IT" No. 200 s. THIRD street.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
Fatal Accident.

Ayodug MAO namtd wilhad, Monroe, sbou,
iwen,y-,hree ysarg of age, has been 10 the en-
ploy Of Mr.. ]. NJ. Collins Of Clinton Township
IN Decatur County for a while past. On We'd
nesday, (Aa5s'.hc Chronicle while assisting in
,brssh'ag wheat on an adjoining place, young
Monroe was engaged In hauling wheat to the
machine, and was on the wagon loading The
.heaves Ia from, sliding oil, carried him down
With them, under the Zee, OF the horses, aud
they drew one or more wheels Of the wagon
over his head and neck. When iaksu up. life
wan extinct Ills parents reside 10 Illinois,
and Lsis spoken Of as having been u very
worthy yoang man. s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16

This mammoth eoascru isbilIed for s.hibI.
lions on The Inc Of the VALLEY Railroad, DO
ginning - coanersvilIs on the 2stp, !. isspo-
ken Of generally by the press As approaching
the highest. STANDARD Of merit IN arepic vii
aud gorgeous display. They win exhibit 10
BsooksilIe o. "Wednesday the 2slh last. after.
neen|and sseuing. when long Iis, OF notable
sI@svill strive which best eau please the show
loving people Of this. community. Ben Magin.
ley will do his Funniest; sMad'Ie. Marie EIize
will startls the beholder with her daring yet
graceful horsemanship; Mad. w. d. Carroll
will give pleasing effect to classic eques'ri-
anissn; Rosewood" The most wonderful spe-
cimen Of equine sense aud reason, will be dis
pIsssd ~ The admiration Of all; while The en-
ter,ainment VIII be made up BY cOnrnuous
exhibition. Of wonderful acrobais, renowned
gymnasts. and eccentric funambuIisls. OF
course everybody will want to 60, and will have
plenty Of time TO &C. their quarters ready
This concern will also exhibit in Laurel on
the 9Th, and at Harrison on the 29sh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
Hymeneal.


Lat Of Marriage Licenses isSued since Ia
G publieaiioals I <llllll Z = IJNiNii,lJI
JOSEPH r. Sizelove TO Jane Marsh.
Coprad Dtarmond TO Laura Allison.
Isaac Hopkins to Mary Il. Hutchinson.
Conrad parrio ElIzabeihA. Murphy. II
Edward Welsh to Mary ). Stewart.
Frederick Descher to Mary Siefert.
John w. Masters TO Mary q. Harris.
Milton Churchill 10 Clara Alsworlh.
Adam Eckel 10 Elizabeth Lampiug.
George p Graf 10 Anna @. Thracher.
John Thraeher TO Susanna Graf.
Frank Vogel to Martha J. Brooks.
Richard Mitchell to Anna T. Rodgers.
John Weimertto Philomina E,lsr.r
William Stewart to Genevrs Flora. !, q
Martin Reese 10 Esther ]. Meyers.
William Ashby to Cassie MarkIin.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
I n MoFarIan. on flonner.yilla.

This gentleman has probably The larges, a.
sor,meut Of Buggiss, Bafeachsa, Jenny Lind
Carriages and Spring Wagons TO be found
ooisido Of the lareest cities i. Indiana IIl'
establishment at Connersville is tuning op'
everything that Is ordered ~ hi limo or 59si'
ness Those wishing 10 purchase will lind Il
10 their Rlma'age 10 call aud examme his a..
roriment See advertisement i.t ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
New Tobacco Store.

Mr.. A. W. Andre has purchased OF John
Keck his Tobacco Store on Pearl Street 10
Laurel, which he has fitted mp 10 good siyle,
and now offers for sale all kinds Of Chewing
aud Smoking Tobacco, a large assortment of
ClgYs, Tobacco Pipes Saul Boxes aud SNUFF,
at Wholesale or retail. Me. Andre Is an old
hand Of the, business, and wiIl'give satisfaction
TO bis CUSTOMERS Give him call.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
serfouaA Accident

% Friday last a young man, son OF Joseph
swarsx Of Sal, Greek Township, while oilipx
the machinery Of horsepower ,breshng ma.
chino, met sith'a seriosis accident lIis,hshis
were lcAoght by The coupling OF tho shaft con.
meeting the horseposer wIsli the machine, and
BIS ltrwas drawn underline sbnh and l,rokth
just above tho ankle lbs foot mny have to
bo amna,aied.st s4atstf ..jrft
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
Eillinerv.

Miss NJ J Morrow Of Laurel Is doing n
handsome business 10 catering to The tastes Of
the ladies and children Her work as a Mill
ner will stand the iest of Inspection, and viii
iavoraby compare with that Of any other es-
Establishments in the Valley. She Is ready to
promptly furnish anyhiog in her line Of bus.
mes, in the laies, styles of Bonnets, Hats and
Trimmings
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
Uorse Yillsd

Mr.. Geo. o. Henry Of Laurel lost valuable
buggy horse on Friday last. lie was attend.
ing the meeting. Of the Baptist Association on
the Fayetteville road, some eight miles from
Laurel AMI had hitched the animal TO limb
OF tree Another horse had also been hitch
cd to limb Of the same tree. Mr. IIonry's
horse was kicked In the forehead by the other
horse, bis skull fractured, aud be died imme-
diately.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16

The new warehouse OF Messrs. Williams A
DAB, NJ Laurel, is ready for Business These
ensefpsising gentlemen pay the hishes, market
price for wheat, corn. cats, rye, barley, fax
seed, cIover-secd, ,imoshy-seed, &c. They keeT
corn on had COR sale at retail, aud will also
sell salt by ,he bsneLor carload =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-08-16
Nnmmo,h Wa,hInr machinn.

Attention Is directed 70 Tho advertisement
Of the above valuable Washing Machine, with
Patent Wripeer attached, 10 bc found il an
other coIpmn. WIN. Lvpn Esq of Bloom-
ing Grove has purchased hs righ, IN sell aid
manufacture them in FRANKLIN County. Call
aud examipe them. -.