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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

your blood with its myriad paralyzing
mouths of landlord, grocers, bakers, and
butchers-its wood vendors and coal deal
ers. When l came here first fresh from
the Miami Valley, ] had blood in my veins;
| was young, sir, and felt the impulses Of
youth. My coming here was a first yield
ing to temptation. My purpose, as l held
it then, was to get little pecuniary cap
ital to begin life. All, as Burns has said,
''the one false step is never retrieved. :"
The sap is gone out of me, sir; l am no
longer young, | am in the gripe Of tho
terrible vice, and the iron has entered my
soul-and it is net tonic. Come to
Washington for clerkship2 Go to the
devil sir, at once ! have been here, sir,
as | said before, for fourteen years-I am
forty years old. The heats OF youth cool
ed of on the anxieties of a small salray !;
the strength of manhood has ebbed in
the pinching trials of caring for large
family. Never the cheerful warmth of
competency in doors-always the chill
wind Of poverty, prophesying starvation,
out of doors. For the fact that there
comes day when the mourners (moan-
ing for the loss Of their oiliccs) go about
the streets, is always in waking your first
thought, and always in your last conscious
ness before sleeping. There is wind in
Dante's He'll that by fits and starts, sweeps
certain lovers away-they can not pause
and rest. That dreadful wind blows in
Washington, sir; aud look at these Treas
ury clerks, men and women seducc; how
soon they will feel that breath wither.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
Milk Sickness.

Mr.. William Jerry, of Madison County,
Illinois, claims to have discovered that the
dreadful malady above named is caused
by q specific weed. The following is a
description of the dangerous herb:
1t comes up in April or early in May,
with n stem about the size of wild net
tle--say one fourth to half an inch in di-
ameter. When from one to two feet high
il throws out branches three TO four inch
es apart, and minor branches in the same
way from each branch. till near the top,
when they all branch cut with from six to
twelve more small fbrcs In branches, aud
each of these has small white blossom
that usually appears in July, aud blooms
on Till frost in the fall. The plant grows
from two to four feet high, aud whe. in
rull bloom presents pretty white color.
The manner In which the small branches
leave the main stem is sufficient 10 dis
tipguish it. The branches On this weed
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

SOMEWHAT VAouE.-A few years ago,
in Ohio, there lived on small stream
called Duck Greek local preacher OF
the Methodist Church, by the name Of
Jacob Smith. Ills educational advanta-
ges had been somewhat slender; 80 that
often in his preaching no murdered the
Kings English by wholesale. On one
occasion ho was preaching in his own
neighborhood, in Smiths meeting house
During the sermon some Of tho young
Smiths INDUCED in bad behavior. lie
paused, drew himself up to his full height
and Poin,ing hts Tong hafd nngcr at them
exclaimed, What will you cut up here in
Smiths old moetin' house when there lies
your grandmother (pointing through the
window to the grave-yard,) what is tn,
offspring Of US al?''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12
The Life Of a Washington CLERK.

Some clerk at Washington seems to
have had hard time of it. In sketching
the lights aud shadows, tho trials and
tribulations of holding Office. he writes
as follows from the national capital
Washington is the devil-fsh described
by Victor Hugo. / have been fourteen
years struggling in its embraces. 1t sucks
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

How do you like the character Of st.
PaulY" asked n parson of his landlady
one day during conversation about the
old Saints and the Apostles. "Ehl" he
was good, clever old soul, / know, for he
once said, you know, that We must eat
what was set before us, and ask no ques-
tons for conscience sake. always
thought / should like him for boarder. "
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

Oftentimes, girl says ono" to an offer,
when II is plain as the nose on her face
that she means 'yes." The best way to
judge whether she is in earnest or not,
is to look straightin her eyes, and never
mind her nose
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

Sidney Smith, on one occasion, went to
Brighton to use baths, hoping thereby to
reduce his corpulency. After awhile an
acquaintance met him, and said:
"You are certainly thinner than when
saw you last"
Yes was the reply, ~ have been
only ten days here, but they have scraped
enough off me already to make curate. y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

He KNEW HIM.--"Comc here, my little
follow" said gentleman to a youngstcr
of five years, while sitting in parlor
where large company was assembled
ado YOU know me?" "Yith thir." "Who
am L? Let me hear?' "You it'll the man
who kithed mamma when papa wath in
New York"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-04-12

Tho man on the river who declares
that the water is now rs high MS at any
time this year, because il stands at the
mark he made upon tue fiat. boat, has
struck the level Of about half the reas-
oning Of the world.
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Aatiumal gepnblitan.
LOCAL NEWS.

CONVENTION OF rHE YoUSa MRS's CHRIS
TIAH AssocIArIoN.-The Washington CITY Young
Mems Christian Association, after comforting with
many pastors and laymsn Of experience, have do
cided TO call Christian convention. Similar con-
yentons have been held In several Of the Northern
States with the most happy results, q decided
impetus having been given 10 the cause Of Christ.
They therefore cordially invite the Christian
churches Of the District Of Columbia, Alexandria
and adjoining counties to send delegates Of pastor
and one or more laymen TO meet 10 convention with
their association, In Washington, on Tuesday and
Wednesday, March 20 and ~, at the rooms Of the
association, over Metzerott Hall, Peunsylyania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
The convention will assemble at 10 o'clock, q. m.
No credentials will be required.
The following subjects will be discussed at the
convention:
l. The Importance Of lay effort How can II
most eectuaily be brought TO bear in the cause Of
Christi
2. How can We best reach and influence those
who hsbitually neglect public Worship
8. How can the unity Of Christs followers be
better manifested TO the world
4. The Sabbath school. How can Il be made
more efficient in winning souls to Christi Does Il
receive the active cooperation and encouragement
from Christians to which II Is entitled7
s. How can our devotional meetings be made
more profitable and interesting. both to Christians
and the impenitent3
Q. The poor. How can we best reach them, and
make good our Saviour's deolaration-that to EN-
the Gospel Is preached
q. What Is tho sphere and what arc the duties Of
Young Mems Christian Associations2
8. Tho temptations Of the city. What can the
Church do to counteract Its vicious inauenocs-in.
temperance, 1icentiousness, gambling, &c.7
o. The family-the Church In the House. How
best to influence for good our children and domes.
tics7
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VIsIr OF INDIANS TO SECRETARY BRowEING.
"A delegation Of the Yankton. Sioux Indians paid
q visit to the Secretary Of the Interior, aocompa-
MED by Hon. A. J. Faulk, Governor Of Dakota Ter
ritory; Hon. Mr. Burleigh delegate in Congress; P.
II. Conger, agent, and Alexander G. Young, inter.
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"BoNEY LEE" RELEAsED.-The case Of
"Bduey Lee" charged with stabbing 4 companion
by the name Of Shaney, came up for q rehearing
before Justice Bates yesterday and resulted in Its
dismissal. 1t appears that, although Shaney was
severely cut, the wounds were not Of q dangerous
character. shaney testified that he provoked the
assault by FIRST striking Lee several times, and that
in his opinion the wound inflicted was given in
self.defence. The squire consequently could do
nothing but to discharge Lee from custody, which
he did. "Boney'' left for Baltimore on tho ll:l5
morning train; and, 1t Is to be hoped will remain
there until sent for.
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T0UND-ON TUESDAY MORNING,
the 70 instant, In front Of the Treasury Depart
ment, APoCKET-BooK, containing money, &c, which
for this advertisement Call on the undersign at
No $40 Eighth street. between and south, after ~
Fmh2o.s DAN'L D. DAVIDSON.
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STOLEN PROPERTY RECovERED.-Detectives
Miller and Coomes recently recovered from pawn.
brokers' office gold bracelet valued at $S5, which
was stolen some weeks since from Mrs. H. @. Mars
ton, then guest at the Metropolitan Hotel. A
colored man named Thomas, who proved that he
found it at the National Theatre, endeavored to
pawn 1t yesterday morning, but the broker having
had description of the property from the detec.
the officers Of the matter, and the bracelet was re
covered.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-21

4CoURT IN EQUITY-Judge Ohn.-Fraser
rs. Crome. Order allowing the purchaser to pay
and order mise ratifying trustees sales.
Nicholson VS.. Nicholson. Decree by consent,
appointing W. D. Cassin trustee to sell
Riggs & Co. VS.. Smith ct al. Decree ratifying
auditors report, and for distribution.
Gait VS.. 0'Brien. Order oyerruling exceptions
to the auditors report
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-03-21

THE PETER Force LIBRARY.-So large is
the collection Of books and papers belonging to this
celebrated library, recently purchased by Congress
for 800, 900, that the period of several weeks will
be required for their transfer to the Congressional
Iibrary
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To the Military Organization influencing the largest
sale Of sngravngs will be presented handsome REGI
MENTAL STANDARD. Parties purchasing sngrayingS
will please advise the agents to which regiment, Se,
they desire to credit their purchase Those desiring to
act agents will apply for information. mhG.eodtf
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ID sTRY MOTTO

d EGI STRY TICE.
Notice hereby given to all qualified voters In the
FIRST WARD that the Judges Of Election appointed to
register voters under the act Of Congress- approved
February s. 1867, entitled IAN act to punish illegal
voting the District OF Columbia, and Tor other par-
poses, :, will be In session at the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH. corner Of street north and Nineeenh street
west; on MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY, the 18th, 18th, 10th, aud 10Th instant,
from to o'clock, IN for the purpose Of receiy.
ing and T. cording their names.
The act Of Congress entitled IAN act to regulate the
elective franchise in the District OF Columbia pro-
yldss that each and every mtls person, excepting
pAup rs and persons under guardianship OF the age Of
twenty one years and upwards, who has been
Neted OF any Infamous crime or offence, aud excepting
person. who have voluntarily given aid aud oomfsu 70
the rebels In the late rebellion and wuo shall have
been bora or naturAlIed in the United States aud who
sh all have resdsd In the said District for the period OF
one year and three months In the or election pre-
einel n which he shall offer to vote next preceding any
el,eon therein shall be entitled to the elsetiy. iran
chise, and shall be deemed an eeetor aud entitled to
vote at any election In said District without any dis
inetion on account Of color or race.
mhll.td S. v MOVES, Secretary.
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Police ITEMs.-Christophe Friese, an I'M
dertaker, was arrested, yesterday by 0fRcer VIII.
liams for driving in parallel line along the pave.
ment, and fined IS by Justice Thompson.
Thomas Coakley for the same offence was fined
81 by the same magistrate.
John Marshler German baker. was arrested by
Officer Reed for being In q state slightly bordering
on insbriatiOn, and was fined 81 by Justice
Thompson.
Emanuel Lawson. q coored lad Of fifteen years,
plant Of Thomas Parker, q barber on G street,
between Sixth and Seventh, who charged him with
tho larceny Of about 50 from his money till. The
lad was held for further hearing this morning
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UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
"WEDNESDAY, March 20, 1867.
George G. Bestor VS.. The United States. This
cause was submitted on the record and printed
briefs by Mr.. II. L. Merriman for the claimant,
and by Mr.. Weed, the Assistant Solicitor, for the
United States.
Adjourned until tom at II o'clock, n. m.
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CRIMINAL Court - Judge FFSher.-Case
Of Washington, Alexandria and Georgetown Rail
road, indicted as 4 nuisance, continued.
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REGISTRATION OF VorERs-LIMIrs OF THE
DIFFERENT WARDs.-For the benefit of voters wo
give below the boundaries Of the different wards:
First ward, all that portion Of the city west Of
the centre Of Fifteenth street. including the western
end Of tho Mall and Washington Monument lots
Pennsylvania avenue divides the precincts. No.
being north and No. 2 south OF II. Second ward,
that portion Of the city east Of Fifteenth street and
north Of the canal, bounded on the east by Tenth
street and Rhode Island avenue, to Boundary
street. ii street divides the precincts No. being
north. Third ward that portion Of the city east Of
tho eastern boundaries Of the Second ward and
north Of the canal bounded on the east by Seventh
street west and New York avenue to Boundary
street. street dividing the precincts No. l being
Of the eastern boundaries OF the Third ward north
Of the canal west Of Third street west, north Of d
north and Maryland avenue, to Boundary street; @
street dividing the precincts, No. l being north.
Fifth ward, bounded the north by street north,
from Third street west to Sixth street west and on
the east by Sixth street west, to SOUTH and below
that street by Fourth street east, south by the
eastern branch to South Capitol street, and thence
TO Its intersection with the canal to Third street
west; Pennsylvania avenue dividing the precincts,
No. being north Sixth ward, all that portion Of
the city lying east Of the Fifth ward; @ street
dividing the precincts, No. being north. Seventh
ward, all that portion of the Island lying west Of
South Capitol street and east Of Fifteenth street
west Seventh street dividing the precincts, No.
being the eastern portion.
The Board of Registry Is stin engaged in regis.
tering voters In the First ward, and on Tuesday
recorded $50 names, Of which 422 were colored
The Board will probably remain in session in the
First ward during the week, after which they will
resume their labors In the Second ward. As yet
but few challenges have been delivered and but few
reflections made
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The delivery OF the Flour to commence within Ave
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No bid will be entertained from parties who have
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THE FENIANS ARE RISIN
Did you hear III
Yes; swear II!
The brave old Celtic battle. cTyi
In numbers most surprising
Old ireland y sons are risinR
Once more to do or diSl
Behold how brave
Their flag they wave!
Our brethren o 'eT toe sea
God give them might
To win the fight,
And make their country free!
What freeman . heart
But must take part
with our brothers Ter the sea-
1--WE wish them we'll, -
Says II. R0PPEL;
May ireland yet be freel''
H. KoPPEL, Merchant Tailor, Fifteenth Streets OPP
poste the Treasury Department has Just received a
large assortment Of very SUPERIOR IMPORTED
SPRING GOODS OF the finest Rpglish, French and Ger
man manufacture. All gentlemen who desire to be
RECONSTRUCTED In the latest style, with the very
best materials at reasonable rates. are respectfully In
Vitsd to call mhlo-lm
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n A r ID
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AUCTIoNBERs AND GENERAL AGENTS
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Particular attention paid to the sale Of Real Estate,
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at auction Renting Houses Prosecuting Claims before
the Departments, and collecting Priyats Accounts.
J. 7. GOODWILL. 7. o. CHBsTNRY. O. L. BART
fe2 n
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ADJUSTMENTS
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NJ. James has had unusual opportunities to become
familiar with the Law Of Bankruptcy, having been .
member Of Parliament at thetime the Engish Bankrupt
Act was passed, aud having himself carried through
important amendments to the bill. He was also for
many years successful practitioner In the English
1895. HARPER i BkOTHKRs
nall New York,