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DY WIN. L. WALL co, Auctioneers.
ID Stores ga and 3lf,
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street

TATE on LAFAYETTE sQUARE
Byyirtue of q decree of the sapreme Court of
therein depending in which John 3. Gitti ass and
Others were comPlainsnts and William b. B Cross
Equity Docket No 5, the subscriber will sell at at
pubic auction, on TU EsDAY AFTERNOON, the
Path Day Of MaEef at O'clock; on the premises,
fronting on street norts fifty four feet Inc in
ches and running back of that width hundred
and thirty feet one inch 20 twenty foot alley
also, brick stable fronting on said alley sad the
ground on Whichit stands:
bic rShs BTeE Houss built in the best stS S
This lie one of the finest pieces of property ever
dence Of VI W. Corcoran, Eco, and fronting al.
rectly upon Lafayette Square and the Presidents
Terms Of sale as prescribed by decree One fourth
in cash upon the day Of sale, and the residue in
three equal instruments 81 six, twelve. and eish-
which the notes Of the purchaser. properly Sc
cured, viii he taken: All convey ancins, isciuding
rtye, ne stamps, at the cost Of the purchaser $50
', 49,. .o.s. j. 6xEIEE SSsfsSRGSa Trustee.
10Y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctiosesrs,
Star once Bu;idina.
fRrsTRE's SALE OF sIx.ROoM HOUSE.
T M1HgTENS S4SER p 2 sTkEpTs SOUTH SEAs
HV virtue al deed Of trust, dated the fth day Of
peeernSer, Is7. and duly recorded in Liber O.
Sssbfne1on rouuiy. siarict Of ceiambis & shsll
seii.oss SAfgRD y, the III day 81 Msrsh, leis II
s. clock ?; m: on n pren'ises' psH OF LOIS H. H.
Jerns. 10 cssS: hsisnce in monthly pay mont.
ostSSss An sous ~ apcins and revenue stamps a.
nyrfheserte cost. S7f down NJ time OF sale. 30
,.,s !. -, s &, cocpsR LaTiaER. I ns'ts.
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THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
Washington county. in the DistIict Of, Columbia,
letters o. or Shs personal estate q
c deceased All persons having claims inst the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
or before the nth day Of February next they may
otherwise by lew be excluded from ali Sens6A OF
the said estate Given under my hand this III IA dsy
Of sbruary, 1858. StLSIE l.. tBLISS,f0
Re l3-law3W .Executrix.
TIE GLORY OF nASIs sIRENGTH-.Tasfs
nediafeiy u-e II HLM soLns ExrRAcr RuCau-s -
TIE ORIGINAL FRANC. 07T -fslI Inn :
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AUCTION SALES

AOVAXO0 oAxA0k
rHas AFrsRNoON.
B1 etA.1 600 g. :.; ~ :;:::.., ..,,..
EyERI tvEN1Ha s SHo %set eAa 'Ane' Articles
y, We seii every lot that is put up to the
e got CLARK CO. Auc,..
M Z. JUDDs 0KkAI BOOK AUCTION TaIs
Ass,o p.,.,, nxkEiS0 .,a., a.. No.
Ioli,sn Hotel. YER, sns s::ots@.s, 70 be .sId
TIL. evening: lie sim'I W l. WALL : co.
TOMORROW.
- sslesrooms No. 1ts fth street, opposite
800. Patent once 80 =
On S Sk;ssy Ts MsSS SpfSA S Sssss A. . -
Ware fu% S sr1 WIN. Gis.ss- sSt
&c &C. balance Of stock Of dealer dseliuinr busi.
~ Is ,cechoice Cigars So'
On SATURDAY, k.rch Tth. Il zane tim. and
Aiot OF Groceries: Wines and Liquors.
A small 10, of Eufni;sr.
RI JOS. ,. KELLka. Real k.tate Agent .ad
emce-No. 500 sts s street vest, p,., norts,.
IiE SG4iSS 2 AND l srkiEfs sekfffi. a II
BY virtue Of a. deed of trust to ne th. unssr.
s,snsd duly made and exc cutsd bearing dsse on
IN Libsr K. c. T., No. I, folios ESQ &c one 81 tie
chattel records in and for Wsshipet on comfy in
the District of Columbia. shall offer for sale m
the premises, No. 4SS west side VI 18th street wei
between and streets north, on MONDAY the
"a Gay OF march, D. 1865, AZ 10 O'Clock a. n. ;.
large assortment Of Household Furniture consist
ing In psrt Of
Brussels. Three ply, and Ingram Garrett,
h air. cloth sofaa and Side Chairs
Bedste ads W srdrobee. Bureaus, and Ashsta nd .
Hair top, 2usk. aKd Straw Mattresses
Comforts, Bolsters. aud Pillows
Leaf Tables. Toilet Ware, and Lcoktus Gl.....
Hoct ere: Cane: and Wood .reat Chairs
Hall Suite, Hall and Stair OIL cloth
Pallor And Cooking Stoves
Kitchen REQUISITES, &c. &C.
WIN. II. III. CISSEL Trustee
fezsr JOS. Z. KELLEY, Auct
~THK ABOVE SALE Is UNAyoIDABLY
postponed until FRIDAY, the 9th inst, at ten
o'clock .. N.
WIN. ii. II. CIsSEL, Trustee.
mn SIT JOS. y. KELLEY, Auct.
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P B 10 Z |

PRICES.
oonsndS German Bitters, per bottle ........ 81 o.
-" half dozen.-...-... %
Hoonsn6S German Tonic, pat mp In art bottles
q 60 per bottle, or half dozen for o. 80.
n0Do not forget to examine we'll the article you
buy, In order to get the genuine.
Sold BY Druggists and Dealers everywhere
29-DAWeO6m I'D -.-.--. ..
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
OtSes Cbitf Qxartermn ster.
Effh 1g.ys,u. n.s,.x

4
Nstc Orleans. La February o. 1875
Sealed Proposals are invited and will be re-
Sei.,o at the ONCE OF Captain w 4; wainwright,
SUPERVISING Quarterm t-tar, Sub District of the
Rio GIasde. at Brownsville, Texas, till Y NJ ,
VII NEsDhi the lst Of April, 1855 for the de-
hytTN OF such quantities of Oats, Corn, and Hay
ss may be 7 qUired for use of public animals at
LAREDO, Ringgold Barracks, aud Brownsville,
Texas, Tor the six to- mOhths ending October 81 i.
1865
All the forage TO be of the best quality and sub
Ject 10 Inspection before acce ptauCe. Oats and
Corn must lie delivered in good guAny sacks
Hay will be accep ted either baled or uubaled but
PR ference Will b. given to baled Hay. Delivery
nust CONNIE nee within thirty tJ)) days fir ON date
of acceptance of proposal.
Proposals must be nc companied by the pnarA ntee
OF two good solvent men for the faithful peTferm-
anCe e the contract.
The ed States reserves the right to reject
Any or all bids
rropOsals must be endorsed Proposals. for For
age" and addressed TO Captain W A Vain
wright, A Q. M, U ). A Bro xnsville. Texas
CHARLES ii. TOMPKINS,
Brevet Brigafi er General and Chief Quar- sermas
ter 9TH Military District. NIL 4 81
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kNOR kkNT-A 6be- toned Rose root PIANO
4 rrnt Moderate. Apply tocooPEA & LAT ..
M t. Auctioneers. .-t.s' fsi II
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fe 2Slm 1t. Col. Of Ens's., Bvt. Col s. A.
DROPOsALs FOB SUBSISTENCE STORES
okoe Acting Comm ssaYy Of Subsistence, I
I.rfnxtnn Eu fehrnAIH IL 1854

LtJTrFton, Ky, Fehruary ", isss
sealed Proposals win be received ct thi, on ~
until u O'Clock N. TUESDAY. March n, 1873
subject TO the approval of tn. NJ sjnr GENERAL com
Hancfrg the department, tor the supply and deliy-
cry OF Iesh and Corned beef, at the Post of Lex
inetnn krn,ucky, for six months from the lst Of
from fat steers. weighing not lees than as pounds
net. ami in equal proportions Of fore and hind
qurrteI III, at, In tks, khanks and kidney tall s
20 lie excluded and TO be- delivered In su n oman
Titles may from time to time be rea uir~d
Gel fifin and reQuireme nts will b. furnished
nICn al Ilicaiiop At this flee.
Pr'y osals niu-t be made In duplicate, and en-.
closed In "a sealed Pc. endorsed, Pro DO sals
Tor fresh tor cornedb Beef" '.s4 = -.
BY ORDER of BIigAdirr General Small
thief { s.. LepaS tn est Of the ,iamb- rlsnd.
JOSHUA y, DASF,tkTH,
te a-e .f.. Lieut and A G. 8.
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PROPOSALS.
CAvALRY HORSES wANTTD-
Opt Qrn,te-ma,fer,i OF

D,pof Qpa,is-mdsfsYS Off,
torf Ls1rerpor'h, Kna, F.b 81 Isss.
sssied Proposals Tin plcate) win be reoei al
AZ thls ohes until u O'clock m, MONDAY, tho
stn u arch 49, for furnishing 81 this Depot sas
SAID horses must be ssund in all particulars.
iI5 N ini Eesh and good eonet on. from
70 tslrne years old, and well adapted in every way
70 cavalry purposes. .a.r ..5..r - rr :
n Ihey will be subject to rigid Inspection at the
pepot, and none win be received that do not pass
such In pection,
Bids will be received for the whole or any num-
Der not less than twenty FIVE
The usual conditions, which may be ascerts ned
al THU Once viii be enJoibed upon centraeto
Blank forms of proposals will be furnished upon
Certrsets awarded under this advert sement
viii OF be considered 10 force until approved by
The Commander OF the Military Division Of the
Missouri, an d by the Comma nder OF the Depart
mept of the Nil souri. .- -....-.. ..s b.. = A..
The contracting party or parties will be required
10 deliver at least one half the number of horses
contracted for within thirty days from the date Of
approval of contract, and the whole number mus
he delivered within sixty days from the date of
such approval.
By authority of the Chief Quartermsster Of the
Department. BENZ. O. CARD.
mhB-4t Bvt. Brig. General, Depot Q N.
IMPROVEMENT OF THE DIES MONIES
n n = N
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III VIM. l., WALL Co, Auctioneerp
- Original Horse and Carriage Bazaar
IS Louisiana avenue
SALE OF HORSES CARRIAGES &c.
On SAL CRlAl MORNING, March 7th. about
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES.
Also.
A large collection Of New and Second hand Bug
gies, Roekaways, Carriages, Express Wagons and
other vehicles
Also,
large collection Of New and Second hand Har-
ness. &C. at private sale.
Regular sales days-ruesdays. Thursdays and
Saturdays, without reg ard to weather
Carriages and Harness always at private sale.
mn W. l.. WALL CO Ancts.
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fe2s Ct Bvt. Brig. Gen Chief Quarts1msster
GALE OF SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHTC CA

DfHIV = tIFNfT1T S UTft,
-s..- -. Baltim0rS. Nd March 2, 1853 (
Proposals in writing are invited and will be re-
Se,yed at this ONCE until u m, SATURDAY,
Tor the purchase tho Submarine TeIesraphic Ga
bie recently connecting Fortress Monroe and
The Gable is about twenty one miles long, and
we chs Ten toms e. the mile Ills made Of the best
leak and ten spices is believed to be in sound con-
di'ion. - 49,
The right is reserved to reject any aud all bids
Proposals. should he endorsed, Proposals for
PuIcie se Of Submarine Telegraphic Gable" and
address ed &c the unde rsigned,
- sTEWART VAN vLIET,
Deputy QuartermA.ter General,
MAJ Brevet Major General, u, s. A.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON

Judge Of the Supreme COxrt Of Penn Sylrania.
. PHILADELPHIA, April ., 1855
., consider 'Hoofands German Bitters a ra!xa-
Dyspepsia. can certify this from NV eS nerience
OF It. Yours, with respect,
JAMES TuOMpcor
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FROM REV. Z. D. FENDALL,
Assistant Editor CriStian Caronicls Philn
Il have derived decided benefit from the use q
Aoenand German Bitters, and feel il my priyi-
iege 10 recommend them q most valu bic TO mic
70 ali y no are suffering from general debility or
from diseases arising from dsrangement of the
uVer. Yours truly,
4. D. FENDALL
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CAUTION

Hollands German Remedies are countsrfeiteA
See that the signature Of C. M JACKSONis on
the wrapper OF zach bottle. All others are coun-
forfeit.
Principal Office and Mandatory at the German
Medicine Store, No. 631 ARCH STREET., Phila-
delphia, Pa.
CHARLES NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly O. n. JACKSON 4 GO.
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DkOPOSALS FOR CONTINUING DEL
Il WARE BREAKWATER
UNITED STATFs ENGINEER OFFICE,
No. 2O9 SOUTH SIXTH STREET.

Id
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb Is 1875. \
Sealed Proposals In duplicate, with acnpy of this
adveTt >fment attached to each, will be received at
this once until the 18th day If March 1873 for ia
Tor necessary for rutting upward of 8tOi tons Of
,'|n IL position at the Delaware Breakwater and
Ice breaker.
-Four f'ths Of the stone to be irregular blocks
ZACH weighing from two to five and half tens
fifth of lees than two tons. All stones laid
Try
Bidders 10 furnish all the machinery, boats, moor
ifes &c and whateSer may be required for prop
rY receiving, removing, and putting stones In
place.
The Work t. be at ali times subject to In spection
ty | II states agents aud not pail for until ac-
-tIi'd 10y thoRs 4 deductiO3 OF twenty Fl We per
.~ntum made on part payments until completion
~ q aces tance " all the labor
Work 70 commence about 18th May, and to be
~oupeted 10y 18th 81 October. IS g.
fidders will state the rate of labor per ton of
80 pounds 1T which thy will put in place the
" ~ . delivered TO lem, or removed By them at
he Bt'akv alter and Ice breaker
Zach proposal mutt be guaranteed by two re-
-, sihle p Tsons, whose signatures should be ap
ended t. he guaranty, ami who should be certi
ned 20 rs being good and su cient security BY the
Other Tuhlic officer
Envtlores to he endorsed, Proposals for Labor
Bids will he opened at II m on Thursday, March
l.. 1875. Bidders invited to be present. For
ter psrti, ulsrs and pri' ted forms apply at this
Office C. SEAfORfh STEWART,
IL u 81 II 3. Engineers.
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by VIM. l.. WALL 4 CO., Auctioneers
- Original Horse and CarriA age Bazaar
IS Louisiana avenue.
SPECIAL SALE OF SIXTEEN MULES WA
CONS. AND HARNESS AT AUCTION
On SATURDAY MORNING. March T. will be
10 young and well broken ules, rising years old
having been purchased in Kentucky for pri ate
use, and are no longer required.
4 horse Wagons and Harness
We sail speci al attention of buyers TO orr sale on
ynorhing, Is the stock viii he perem ptori
~ sold.
NH SGT WI. WALL eco, Aucts.
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s. ENGINEER OFFICE,

4. OswEGO, N Y, February "a, 1873.
sealed Proposals Wi be received b y the uni n
lgned until the 9th Of March, Is s, at noon, for
n,akins the repairs that may become necessary OF
vsnibtr 70 ls all the materials for said repairs
b.ine furni-bsd by the United States.
The pri . must he stated st 80 much per coo feet
d. IN OF the lumber, per pound Of the iron and
sTite ard per cpbic yard OF stone, which sh all be
used IN making said repairs and must all the
eXpensos for tolls, machinery, scows, Ac., the
teal ing no and r. mevi.g old work and the compile
ton Of the repairs in manner satisfactory to the
engineer In charge
Bids must be in du Gcate and su ar AMI eed pon
session OF the undersigned, can be obtained BY ap
plicaiioH. IN person or By letter. To this office
G. z. BLUNT,
fe 28-lm 1t. Col Of Eng's., Bvt. Col q s. A.
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FROM REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. d. d. .
PdStor Of The Tknth Rapfist Chnrch PaILadSLuLis

Pastor Of the Tenth Baptist Church, PhiIadsIphia
DIR. jack sOn-Desr Sir have been frequently
requested to connect NV name with recomme a da-
tons of different kinds of medicines, but
the practice as out OF my appropriate sphere 4
Ia various instances, and particularly in my ewn
family, of the usefulness Of DR.. Hoohand's German
to express nay full onyiction that for general de-
ofhty Of the system, and eSpectally for Ltrsy Com
plant, 1t as q safe and rdiHdble preparations In
some ii may fail but usually, doubt n OF il
will be very beneficial to those who suffer from
the above causes
Yours, very respectfully,
J. IL. kENNARD
Eighth. below Coates street
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NOTICE

OY j. b. WHEELER & Co. Auction eers
ID No. 81 La. ave bot. eth and eth streets
- opposite Seaton House.
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.Tll - 10 3 4 laI18 u I48H4
50 .si+sf~ = =. .sgesz
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Whitcomb Items.

John s Major has jus, completed neat
little fraLe residence on the corner OF his 10,
opposite the dry goods establishment Of Updike
a Goudie "A
Hiram q. Stout has just completed CON-
Portable little frame residence on the lot OF
Stephen Farmer, ives, Of the school.hoose
James Quick has been re-painIing aud i'm.
proving his dwelling house on his farm one
half mile West Of Union.
The partnership 10 the firm Of Thos. H. Ser
ing aud Jacob McCready has been dissolved
by mutual consent McCready has removed
10 Golfers Corner, where he intends to carry
on bIacksmiihing. L II sering will continue
business at the old stand, where all iron work
will DO done on shor, notice, in the cheapest
bes, and most improved style.
Nixon Davis and others are try ing TO organ
ize turnpike company for the subscription OF
stock, and when they have obtained $500 per
mile 10 this place they expect To call on the
County Commissioners TO tax the farmers aud
citizens living within one and a half miles oil
the road to make up the required amount lc
complete The road
John A. Colesco,t and mauy other persons
Of this place aud vicinity return many thanks
to the lIou. Geo. w. Julian foe valuable pub
lie documents aud papers.
The r. NJ. and other citizens are under
many obligations to the Hon. J. IL. Farquhar
for various public documents.
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Christmas Eve at Fairfield.

The lady members OF he Universalist Church
a. Fairfield prepared Christmas tree aud oys-
ter supper for the above occasion. The tree
was in tbs church, and was very nicely deco
rated aud heavily laden with presents for the
Sunday School scholars, Church members, &c.
They met at o'clock at the Church. aud aher
listening TO excellent music by the Sabbath
School scholars few minutes, the gifts were
distributed TO the entire satisfac lion OF ALL
pecially The children. They then repaired 10
the Hall, where the Supper was awaiting them.
aud II one can judge by appearances they en-
joyed themselves to the utmost capacity. The
only obstacle ia the way was, tha, the Hall was
entirely too small to aoco mmo date the crowd.
The receipts OF the evening were sl2s, which
they design appropraIing for repairs 10 The
church.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Suicide by Drowning.

Conrad Brogerman. an old German, and for
some time citizen of New Trenton, dehber
a,ely committed suicide by drowning in tn
White Water River near that village on FIJI.
day night last. No cause can be assigned Tor
The act but suicidal insanity. Ills only rela
tive ia this country is daughter who is nov
and long has been an inmate Of Lougyiew
Asylum for the Insane. Brogerman was a sol
der under Wellington at the Battle Of Water
loo. Ills body was found on Monday on a
rifle about .hree-quariers of a mile below New
Trenton
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03

The festival gwen on New Years Eve BY
the ladies OF the NJ. l.. Church AT Melamora
was decided success, There was a fine sup
per spread in the middle room OF Odd Fellows
Hall, which the young people seemed to enjoy.
A splsndidly furnished New Years Tree stood
In the upper room, hung with brilliant, array
Of gii.A A. . o'clock In the evening these
were duly distributed TO the eager crowd. who
were 20 we'll entertained that the New Year
came upon them before they separated. Moth
ing occurred to mar the good feeling that pre-
vailed, and all felt that they we're fully repaid
for the little expense of the evening. The
profits Of the entertainment amounted 10 q
handsome sum.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Christmas at the Universalist Church In
Mt Carmel

The company assembled a, The Church at
IL o'clock noon. whore a sumptuous dinner
had been prepared by the ladies, aud Of which
the company, to The number Of Two hundred
and fifty, parlook freely, "witbout money aud
wiIhou, price, after which the tables we're re-.
moved, aud two large Christmas trees we're ar.
ranged and loaded with gifts 10 the humber Of
three hundred and sixty. At 6 o'clock 2. NJ.
the doors we're again opened, and "in spite Of
wind and weather the house was filed TO
overhowing. After few exercises suitable to
the occasion, the gifts were distributed, which
made the little folks eyes sparkle with JOY,
aud which Rladdesed the hearts Of not few
Of the older ones. At . clock the company
retired well Pleased. Merry Christmas al Car.
mel will be long remembered with pleasure
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03

The disgracefu drunken scene enacted las
Saturday afternoon in the neighborhood Of the
markethouse, demands most emphatic con
demnalion. II is Disgusting enough for drunk
enness to exhibit itself sprawlng in the gut.
ter, aud from thence into the middle Of the
street, aud back again into the gutter; bu,
when accompanied with loathsome profanity
and loud mouIhed vulgariiy that. too for
a full halfbours dura,ion-it is beyond the
endurance Of civilized aud Christian com.
mupiiy. Have we no police among us2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Detention Of Traips.

The past week has been unusually prolific
Of detention Of trains on the Valley Railroad
caused principally BY cars flying the track
We hear Of the train being ieiaiued at Slack
water on accoun, Of the heavy rains washins,
the gravel on to the track. cars running of
the track below New Trenton, cars of neat
Golfers, cars of above Laurel, and cars OF al
Cambridge City Nobody badly hurt, howes
err, in either case. The entire change Of pro-
gramme. caused by the recen, new arrange.
ment. Is not yet working we'll; bu, everything
will be in proper condition before long, no
doubt Il takes little lime TO effect so i'm.
porlan. change.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Returned Home.

Hon. j. II. Farquhar returned from Wash.
ingion City last week, after AN absence Of two
or three weeks He reports a hopeful state Of
affairs among the Union Republicans a, the
Nations Capital Congress will establish a
policy during the present session that will fully
NEE, the expectations Of the people. General
Grant will undoubtedly be the nominee OF the
Union party, aud will be chosen next Presi'
dent by an overwhelming majority
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Off the Track.

AS the Friday evening train was approach.
ing the station at New Trenton. by some acct
den, the freight car aud one Of the passenger
cars flew the track aud rolled down The EN-.
bankment into the bed Of the old Canal The
bank was about five or six feet high, aud al
though the passenger car was we'll filed with
passengers, all escaped without serious injury.
The accident is no doubt attributable to the
fact tina, the rails had not been securely piked
since the track was widened 10 suit the com
promise cars, aud the rapid movement Of the
train caused spreading OF thstails.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03

Mental anxiety or excessive thinking tend to
deaden the vitality of'the scalp; Its effects are 10
produce . febrile affection of the head. which
causes gray hair and baidnessj add although gray
hairs may be honorable In old age, yet q ersma-
ture blanching, or loss Of hair In the young or
middle aged is TO be regretted, snd Il IL natur
al for Us all 10 desire . youthful appearance, we
would recommend to those afflicted In the above
manner. the use Of Hairs Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover. This preparation will soon change
gray and brashy hair TO its original color, and
MAKE Il Of silken texture; and will create a new
growth when II has fallen of, as u furnishes the
nutritivo principle which nourshss the glands Of
the hair, hlliug them with new life and ooloring
matter, and giving a healthy condition to the
whole hbrous m ass.--f dramatic Chronicles.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-01-03
Laurel Items.

Christmas Day passed BY very pleasantly a,
Laurel although The weather was very bad
On Christmas Eve several ladies' connected
with the Presbyterian Church go, up Christ
mas Tree in GiffoFds Hall. The Hall was
crowded, and the affair proved a success.
A raihor disgraeefal 6gbt occurred on the
streets on Saturday afternoon, and one party
was badly beaten Cause Of The dghl-rlae
whisky.
A we'll attended and orderly Ball came of
10 Gifords Hall on New Years Eve, which
gave general satisfaction. Laurel Is improy-
iDe-can have q Ball without GghL