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and ere this we have no doubt that mat
tiers have been finally settled and TO the
satisfaction of both Governments. Our
last Intelligence from the city Of st. Do
mingo is to the 4th instant.
The following extracts of a private let
ter received by "A gentleman in this city
have Teen kindly placed at our disposal
"Daily and hourly do we see the turpi-
tude of the present administration 1t
respects nothing, and pays very little re-
gard TO the means to arrive at It's ends.
1t takes every opportunity to satisfy gra-
tuitously its unjustIfiabIe revenge. A few
facts will show the truth of what we
write.
GAS the acquisition of gold is the con-
slant aspiration of the Chief of the State,
no measure is left unemployed TO obtain
it. BaeZ'S efforts on this head, however,
have been hitherto unsuccessful notWlth-
standing the negotiation about SANTANA,
the Spanish Proteclorate and the Jesur-
run, Mendez and DeLima's Loans. The
Government has not been able to obtain
a cent and is obliged to deceive its fol-
lowers with highsounding articles in off
cha! papers and with debentures not worth
the paper they are printed on. When
asked for the amount of The loan, the ex-
cuse to the people is that the irregularity
of the Packet from ST. Thomas has pre-
vented remittance !; at other times the
money is on the way /; it is in the hands
of Jesurrun of Curacao, or Mendez the
friend of BaeZ in Paris has already ~receiv-
ed it. With these and other inventions
Baez deceives the people and in the mean
time exacts the most ruinouS contributions
from them.
Not long ago, by a government order,
a number of cattle were lifted in the Pro-
vince of la Vega and taken to Santiago,
there disposed Of, and the money intro
duced afterwards in la Vega as a portion
OF the foreign loan received by the Gov
eminent. This was nothing more than a
trick of The Mariscal. We can add 10 this
a great many acts OF spoliation committed
by the Government and its agents. The
cases of the MoyaS, Allied Deetien, Far
rington, Maxine Gru|lon, Manzueta, Adon,
&c, &c, may be cited, and of forced con-
trIburionS inflicted on Domingo Gonzales,
Manuel MIeSes, Gregorio Ramirez Juan
Il. BeIlerano, Rafael Maichena and others.
GAS the master so are the servants.
Valentin Ramirez, brother of the Prpsi-
dent, lately visited Puerto Plato, and his
eyes fell on a valuable bell which the late
Padre Moya had procured for the Parochial
Church, and he had it sold for 5000 and
sent the money to the capital for his bro
ther, an act of sacrilege unexcused even
by the f~raternal feelings exhibited by RAJ
mirez. This act is considered, amongst
others here, as a financial operation. We
, 1868-11-03

without judicial forms of the Cahral adj
minislratIon, and who represented him.
self us the friend of Il recOnclliating poll
cy, OF union &c, &c.
"Baez appears to understand reconcilia-
ton as Mouvarieff did iii Poland.
"Senora Agueda Figuereda and the
wife Of Jose BiIIini have been arrested,
the former at ManieI, 4he latter at Aqua.
What were their crimes? Because the
first is the sister in-law Of General Cabrai
and mother of Marcos who is now a pri-
soner, and the latter the wife of a politi-
Cal exile.
"The families of Generals PimenteT,
Martinez, Valrro, Mangue, Moyas, &c,
inhabitants Of Clbao, are now all confined
W thin the Capital and they suffer all
sorts of privatIon.
4qawa Manuel Aeustin and Cuche
were tiled and condemned on some ina
ginary charges, and before they had time
to appeal were shot. Shortly after this
the Governor Carlos Baez caused to be
shot SIX persons more without any form
Of trial or other judicial proceedings.
aqua is to-day the theatre Of crime; the
place is protected by the beneficient ge-
MUS of Charles BaeZ! Where are CoIonpls
Jose Dolores Soto, and Jose Rodriguez?
People are asking one another where are
we? In the Dominican Republic or under
RosaS In Buenos Ayres? Bat notwith-
standing the present oppressive system
the revolution every day gains ground and
ensures to a certainty the fall of Bnz.
The agitation throughput The country is
assuming a tangible form. The official
Gazette speaks of the appearance of the
Orjand0s In the South; that they have de-
feated, &c, &C..
"lf the official organ of The Government
which ought TO persuade the people, that
peace and tranquility reign throughout
The Republic in order to induce the Anne
rican or the English people to lend their
money, conteSSeS that Orjandns and others
had appeared in the South, it she WIS cit ar
ly the seriousness of the movement on the
frontiers.
"The most ridiculous thing here was
the publication Of Two Bulletins, dated
22nd August and 18th September, %contain-
ing official dispatches from Hayti, an
nouncing that CabraI had been shot and
in order to give the news an aspect Of
truth the famous pen of Angulo, whose
enmlty towards Cabral is too well known,
was employed to scatter over The grave
Of the departed some posthumous praise
but CabraI lives in spite Of Bulletin and
Batz, and more disposed than ever to
defend his country.
of the political state of the Republic
is unsatisfactory, its social and CONNER
cial state is not better. and il cannot be
otherwise. The one depends on the
, 1868-11-03
From tie London Times, October IT,
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Reuters kilograms.
THE REVOLUTION IN SPAIN.
MADRID, Oct. IS.

MADRID, Oct. Is.
1t is stated that Senior Rios Rosas will
be appointed Spanish Minister to the
Court of st. James.
Evening.
Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topete,
accompanied by several journalists and
political personages, will leave tomorrow
morning TO visit the Exhibition at Sara
gossa. A brilliant reception is being pre-
pared for them. 1t is believed that &C.
neral Espartero will go to SaragosSa TO
meet Marshal Serrano and Admiral Topete.
Srnor Olozaga is expected in Madrid,
and great preparations are being made in
his honour.
October IS.
The President Of the Supreme Court
OfJuslice has resigned, and Senior Aguirre
has been appointed TO succeed him.
The Minister of Justice has given orders
that every case of arhitrary arrest in viola
brought before the Courts.
A decree has been issued annulling the
decree of the 25th of July last, which au-
thorized religious communities to acquire
aud possess property, and putting into
force instead The law ofJuly, 1887, which
gives that right to clustered women Judi
Mutually.
An amnesty has been granted for often
ces against the Press laws.
The Junta has resolved to propose that
the colonies should be represented in the
Cortes hy four members.
The Junta also proposes that all child
rem born of women who are slaves shall
be DECLARED free, their freedom to date
from the 18th Of September.
DEGREES have been issued recalling The
representatives. of Spain at the Courts of
Constantlnople, Paris, London, Vienna,
and Berlin.
, 1868-11-03
AMERICA.

by atlantic TeLegraph.)
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Noon.
The latest intelligence shows that the
Republicans have carried the. elections
, 1868-11-03

MADRID, Oct. 70.
1t is stated that Senior Rios Rosas will
be appointed Spanish Minister to the
Court of st. James.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Our indictment OF Horatio Seymour
Guilt Confessed.
Horatio Seymour stands indicted ft

Horatio Seymour stands indicted for:
!. lnciting TO riot.
2. Yielding rioters their demands on
the government, at the peril OF the ma
ton.
B. Threatening the President OF the
United States with the disorderly violence
Of "tho people," if he proceeded in eft.
forts vitality necessary to the salvation oil
the Union.
Horati9 Seymour is coniessedly, there
fore, fomenter of sedition, champion OF
rioters, a menacer of the Government.
A fomenter of sedition, in that he told
the turbulent masses of New York city
that mob had an equal right with the
Government to proclaim the law OF pub
lie necessity.
A menacer Of the Government, in that
he warned il Of the 'temper of the people,
if it did not yield to him aud his riotous
friends.
And all this in criminal disregard OF
the imminent peril in which his country
and it's defenders were placed at the time,
Il Albany Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Republican Grand Rally at BrookvllIe,
Ind.--The Ball Rolling On.
Special Dispatch to the cinoinna'i oa''''s'

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati oasetts.
aa BRooKviLLE, ND, Aug. 90.
One Of the largest aud mosI enthusiasts
tic Republican meetings ever convened Ia
this place, was held here last Saturday.
The people OF the various townships were
fully represented, some ofthem by large
delegations, with bands Of music, numer-
Gus flags, ornamented wagons. &c. Many
buildings were finely decorated with hags
and notices.
The meeting was held In the Court
room, which was depscly packed with
ladies' aud gentlemen. Large numbers
could not obtain seats. Hon. John IL.
Farquhar was chosen chairman Of the
meeting, and upon taking his seat made a
short. earnest aud appropriate speech.
General Thos. w. Bennett, formerly Of
Union County, but now Of Wayne Coun-
~, was the principal speaker. lie enter.
tanned the audience for two hours and a
half, la a most thrilling and comprehen-
sive speech, addressed more particularly
to the soldier boys, who had turned out
in large numbers. General Bennett gave
scathipg review Of the history Of the
Democratic party, dating back 10 Buch.
anan's administration, holding the party
entirely responsible for the late war, the
increased national debt, and the present
defiant attitude of the former leading re
bells aud their present Northern allies
charging home upon them Ia u plain and
bluut.manner. The General Is popular
speaker, aud carries conviction by his ar
ray Of startling facts which cannot b,
! oyerthrown.
A most excellent County Ticket wa
nominated. MIR. Farquhar was again call
ed for, aud thoroughly aroused his audi.
ence by one Of his short and incisiv,
speeches. The meeting closed amids
unbounded aud enthusiastic cheers.
The ball is rolling in Old Franklin
and II is the intention TO keep il rolling
with increasing momentum.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
81. Paul Female Seminary.

We call the attention Of oar readers 10 notice
elsewhere Of tho ST Paul female Semi nary
This ins,iis tion was founded IN eur neighbori NJ
city Of 81. Paul some ten years age, by the Rev,
J. q. RiheidAnsr. and has struggled on uninter-
ruptsdly through many difficulties to the present
ume-with fair degree of success
We are glad 20 see that effort IL now bein <
made TO increase Ia eflaiency ard enlarge la
u ssfaibces. We understand that the premise,
ave recently been leased 20 the Rev. II. u. Alb
bolt, formerly Of Indiana, who, as principal, will
give his personal attention 20 the school, and
spare no paine or expense to make II In all re-
epeets what such an Institution should be.
We congratulate che friends OF thu Institution
on 90 rsluabis an accessiou. Mr.. Abbottisa gen
tleman Of scholarly ntaintinents, aud Of ripe
experience ~ an educator. Barring his short res
ideBoe In Minnesota he has gained a standing
In the frat Fant OF liberal and successful teach
ers.
iIisurbsnity OF manners, his accurate aud en-
ten alive scholarship, his superiority AS preeep-
tor, united with his energy aud untiring per Sc
yerance, will ensure him success.
We predict for the Sc. Paul Female Seminary
. large aud prosperous future. May all SINH
lar institutions among as grow and flourish in
like manner. They are the hope VI the land
Minneapolis hilfu.) Tribuns-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Rally Once Moref

EpIros oy ruE AsERicAS,-W don't our
friends get up = Gran, Club la every School
District ia each Towsship in the County, We
musi BE- alive. Live Aen are aeeded There
are great aud Important questions 10 be deci-
ded. aud that by the ballot at the coming cleo
lions. Democrats have organized long since,
and Why 40 much apathy among the true I'm.
ion menf Is DOT oar cause JUST and if Il is,
who so little done2 Come, aud let each man
whe loves the old flag make himself working
man. Is there one that will longer remain
idle9 Speak to your neighbor aud get hiu
swoke TO the important duties Of The hour
Rally, rally round the flag. boys rally
-onos more, and Let US fnish the war. Wha
say you2 Sol-plEs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Hrookyille College.

The nexs term Of this Institution win open
Monday zsh Of Sept. The more advanced
hitherto ia the Primary Department, will b,
placed In the Academic Department under III,
immediate instruction OF one OF more PROBES
sors-,hs Tuition (s+) remaining the same
The less advanced 10 the Primary DeparImea'
will be under the care aud instructions of Mrs
Crouch, aud In respect 70 Tuition wild be diyi
ded into two classes, via: I'd and I'd Rsaies,
$3.50; ali below I'd Reader -. Under thi,
arrangement do think this Department viii
give kSrIRk SATISFACTION VIII rHrFmEspl
SUSTAIN IrY J. Ii. MARTIN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

Maddox boasts OF being a notorious "bush'
whaeksr." He Invariably disgus,s his hearers
BY his al,hy talk aud low slang about people
who are far removed from him 10 point Of de-
eency aud good mannera He cannot injure
an ybody BY his slanderous tongue, as no per-
500 OF responsibility plaees any confidence In
what he says. lie may throw his rotten eggs,
but thsy only soil ons' clothes; The rosienness
reAlly belonss 20 the shro~er Of the eggs, not
&c Tie Individual hil Bat he 10 Democratic
candidate Zoe Office aud = stump speaker In
this campaign. and We are therefore compelled
10 deal With him, although al apology is due
our readers for continuing 70 notice such n
contemplate Individual lie choose The
'busbwhaeking" style because he is not eapa-
BILE Of anything better The man - TO DO pitt
led fss descending into such 9Th. Let him
w~llo~ and "bash whaek."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

between tho Republican meeting held
here last Saturday aud the Democratic
meeting here to-day. Last Saturday
everything went of quiet. To-day drunk
on men are peuiy. Last Saturday there
were none; to-day confusion reigns su-
preme; aud a. write, | understand that
John Carter, prominent Democrat who
started home while intoxicated, foil from
his horse and killed himself. Get out Of
the way, you rum seller; there 10 another
Of your murdered victims.
Hoping that our friends will come
back and speak again some time when
they can't stay so long, will close.
More anon. NV. D.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Laurel Items.

LAUREL, ISD., AUG. 20
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church Of
Laurel held meeting last night at the resi-
dence Of DIR. Fouts, for the purpose Of organ
iziug Mite Society. On motion the follow
ing officers were chosen Mrs Parry, Presi
dent; Mrs. Fouts, Vice President; Miss Sally
BrisOn, Treasurer; A. w. Andre, Secretary
On further motion it was agreed that the So
ciety was organized for the benefit of the I'm
ion Presbyterian Sabbath School, and tha
each person. on becoming member Of th'
Society, is to pay the sum of twenty-five cents
yearly and ten cents at each regular meeting
At the adjournment of the meeting it wal
agreed to meet on Wednesday evening. Sept
I'd, at the residence of Mrs. Parry. All lover
Of Society are invited to attend.
w. ANDRE, Sec'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

QtcQ.
OF brain fever, July II, 1868, Martha Jane
la~shssr Of Alexander aud Elizabeth Tucker
Iged 4 years, Z months aud 20 days
oh, precious, lovely little Sissy,
Thou art called from us 10 part
Thou was TO Ne living treasure,
Bat we're left With asad heart.
The rose Of health on thy fair brow
Almost i've years did bloom;
But seven short days OF suffering now,
Andkhoa'rt called 10 the dark tomb.
Our homo IL lonely, dreary and mild,
when darkness falls on earth arou nd
'rls then We miss thy fcndest smile,
Wa leok, but oh, no sissy found.
We miss thee In thy little bed,
We miss thee, too, whom morn has Gomez
Those little arms we're round my head
oh, how We miss thee, precious one. ~
Fare thee we'll, sweet bud Of beauty
Little angel, fare thee WE'LL
Thou vert all too pure aud lovely,
On an earth like this 10 dwell.
90, dearest little Sissy, goj
A mothers heart can tell
And mono but her eau fully know
How hard TO say fsrewell.
Golfers Corner, Ind. r.. 7.
democrat please copy.l
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Golfers Distillery at Harrison.

Capt John Golfer has been thoroughly over.
hauling aad renovAsiug the Dair DistilIery al
Harrison, now owned by him, and will soon
be ready to commence manufacturing. lie
has purchased some thirty or forty thousand
bushels Of corn. paying IS aud 30 cents for il,
buying mostly between Lawrencebargh aud
Harrison John is whole-soulsd fsIlow. and
alwaysdoes an honest business. He will no
doubt make IL pay" as he intends TO manu-.
iaeisre on large scale. We wish him oil the
success imaginable.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Base Ball.

The lst Nine Of the Brookvills Base Bal
Club Of this place have challenged the Isl
Nine of the Lone Star Club of Harrison, Ohio
10 play on the 4th of Sept, (Friday.) We
presume the Lone Star will accept, as they are
not afraid Of any Club. The game 20 doubt
will be very close. as both Clubs are doing
splendid playing this year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
MONTH";. Restaurant, Indianapoli..

Persons visiting Indianapolis can get good
square" meals victuals at any time during
the day or evening at OIL. Motifs New York
Branch Restaurant, % North Pennsylvania
Street. He also serves up the best of Oysters,
and will soon be prepared to ship Fresh Oys-
tiers to any point where they may be ordered
Give him call when you go to the Capital
City, and send him your orders when you want
70 purchase Fresh Oysters for your customers
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Our County Ticket.

The County Ticket nominated BY our good
people q, the Convention on Saturday last, Il
one Of which Republicans may justly feel
proud, composed ~ IL is Of some Of the very
best mshSiu the coun,y-substantiai farmers,
homes. mechanics, and veteran soldiers Let
every Republican 90 TO work aad do wAsi he
can 10 elect the entire ticket
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Smiths Picture Gallery.

Mr.. /. II. BonsalL an eminent artist, is now
connected with Mr.. I. Z. Smith in bis Photo
graph Gallery at this place, where specimens
of bis work may be seen, and, when seen, to
be greatly admired. Mr.. Smith proposes to
travel this Fall, having secured comfortable
tent and superior instrument for that purpose.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

The Republicans Of resey Tewaship organised
a Grant Club on Tuesday evening, Aug. aSth.-.
The following officers we're sleotsdi
Presieent--,Jas. II. Moore.
Wee Presldsat-J, A. Mitchell.
sseretary-M. Dohannon.
Executive Commit stse--Jno. y. nafer, william
Praitt, Henry Ssorest
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

Radical, who writes for the FRASKLrv
DEsocRAr, is informed that we do not reply to
Anonymous communications, for the simple
reason that we want to know whom we are
talking to. If he will give US his real name,
We will answer his question not Otherwise
Is not that reasonable2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Sunday School Basket Picnic,

There will be Sunday School Basket Pic
Mic held in Alex. S. Whites grove, short
distance Southwest of Blooming Grove, on
Saturday Of next week, Sept 5,b. Rev. DIR.
4. ii. Lynch and Rev. Prof J. Ii. Martin will
deliver addresses on the occasion. Everybody
il invited 10 attend
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
RAILROAD Bridge Burned and Quickly Re-
81 ~ placed. ~

HOO plsced' 80
The railroad bridge across Williams Creek,
three miles below Connersville, on the White
Wafer vaIley Railroad was burned o. Thurs
day night Of las, week. Il was probably &c,
Ere BY live Goals from the locomotive Of one
OF the down trains. The up train arrived
there at io'o'elock, with four cars filled with
passsngsra Afew mluusss before !. fell. sapi
Aver was on board, who quickly secured a
private conveyance to ConnersvilIe, where he
tslegraphed 10 Hagerssown or Loganspors FOE
another locomotive and cars to 60 down aud
transfer passengers and baggage The trans
Ter was made afler only four or five hours do
lay Me-. Avery also ,elegraphed for materials
for new bridge, and In less than twsnty.iour
hours another substantial bridge was built,
and trains passed over a. usual Having been
an eyewitness, We record these Particular 10
show the energy aud enterprise manifested by
the managers Of the W. w. v. X. r.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Bezgs Distillery at Metamors

Will soon be ready 10 commence operations
again, IL having been thoroughly reftled-
John Beges EGG, the proprietor. is an hones,
disliller, aud is deserving Of The large patron
age he will no doubt receive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Public Speaking.

COL IRA q. GROVER viii address the
people o. Frantla Couasy on the political 10
sues Of the day, q. BoFsA visrA, on Saturday
next, Angus. 10Th, Al 2 o'clock =. ~ Lei
there DO q general rally t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Sentenced to the psnitsntIary.

John 4. Laesey. who was tried and convict.
ed Of grand larceny, In Circuit Court last
week, was sentenced TO two years confinement
In the peni,sntiary.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Hronkrilla Markefa.

whsatis seiiing la Rreekviils at 81 20 per bush
81. Corn s. et, oa,sy TO ao Onions 81 ,2S, Flax
sssd 81, rimoiay seed s2,so. clovsr seed - cts.
per peand, Hay $40 Ior ton y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

Meeting Of the Agricultural Society.
The Agricultural Society will meet 10 the
Court House Ia Rockville at o'clock =. n.
on Saturday, Sept 9th, 1868. This being the
las, meeting before the Fair, Il Ia hoped there
will be general turnout Of the members
H l. IL HAYWOOD, Sse'y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

The funeral Of the wife Of Rev. Thos Wiz
llams on Tuesday last, was one Of the larges.
We have Witnessed In Brookvills. Rev. DR..
Lynch preached the sermon In the Methodist
Il. Church.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

We have just received an interesting letter
from Wayne County. Il came a day too late
for this weeks paper, bus il will appear In o1
next issue
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28

Has so far recovered the use of his hand that
he is again ready to practice the different
branches OF his profession as heretofore. lie
is one of the best Of Physicians and Surgeons
as everybody knows who has tried him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Health Reoaxsred-

We had Che pleasure Of meeting Hon. Geo.
w. Julian a, Cambridge on Friday. Gu his way
80 hr appointments IN Hancock aud Shelby
Counties. lie appears TO have almos. fully 70
covered his health. and promised to again visit
Franklin County during this campaign.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Advancement Of Court.

Circuit Court adjourned late on Saturday
evening, the time Of the session having sx.
pred by law. Much unfinished business re-
mains on tho docket #Nf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-08-28
Masonic.

{ There win be work in n Deg, Harmony Lodge
NO. III, on Saturday eve next All Masons are
Invited. WI. JOKES. Sew.
Aug. 26tE, 1858.