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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

"I. We congratulate the country on the assured
success Of the reconstruction policy Of Congress, -
svincsd 6y the adoption, In amajority ofths States
atsy In rebellion, of constitutions securing equal
civil ssd political rights TO ALI and regard Il
the duty e. the Government to sustain those institu-
tons and 10 prevent the people Of such States from
being RENTED 70 state Of anarchy.
"S. The guarantee BY Congress Of equal suffrage
10 all loyal men In the South was demanded by
sad Of Justice, and must be maintsinsdj while the
question Of suffrage In all the loyal States properly
Belongs 10 the people Of those States.
"3. We denoanos all forms OF repudiation ~ ma
tionAl crimes aud the national honor requires the
payment Of the public indebtedness, In the at.
most good faith, to all creditors at home aud
abroad, not only socerdiag 70 the latter, but the
spirit Of the laws under which II vas contracted.
"a. II IL due 10 the labor Of the nation that
taxation should DO equaiissd and refused ~ rap
Idly ~ our national faith will permit.
for the preservation Of the Unisa Cor All ,ias to
come, should be extended over hir period for re-
dsmptloni and II IL the duty Of 0ongrsu 70 reduce
the rate Of interest thereon, whenever 10 can
hon sstly be done.
Of debt 10 10 90 improve credit that capitalists
viii seek to loan money at lower rates OF inter-
est than We now pay aud must continue TO pay 90
long ~ rspudiation. partial or total open or covert,
10 thrsstsaed or suspected. f1
''fs Ine 0ovofumont OF the uutteu ctates snouio
BE- administered with the strictest economy, and
the eorrvptions which have been 80 shansfully
nurssd and fostsrsd By Andrew johnson, call
loudly for Radical reform.
"s. We profoundly dspiore the untimsiy and
tragic death Of Abraham Lincoln, and regret the
accession of Andrew Johnson TO the prssidsnoy,
Who has acted trsschsrousiy 70 the people who
elected him and the cause be was pledged 10 sup.
port has usurpsd high Legislative and judicial
funotions, has refused 10 execute the lawsj has
used his high once to sndsos other onhcers to ig-
uoFs and violate the lawsj has employed his sxs.
euttvs powers 10 render Insecure the property,
peace liberty and life OF tho eitiEenl has abused
the pardening power has denounced the Nation
a Legislature q unconstitutlonal has persistent.
~ and eoruptly resisted. by every msasars 10 his
power, every proper attempt 81 the reoonstractios
OF the States lately In rsbsiIionj has perverted
the public patronage into an sngins Of Wholesale
sorruptions aud has been Justly impsaehed for
high crimes snd misdemesnors, and properly pro-
noanssd saily thereof By the voice Of thirty I've
Senators.
80. The daotrins OF Great Britain snd other
Eeropsaa Powers, that because msn 10 once .
subject he 10 always 80, must be rssistsd at every
hazard BY the unitsd States, asa relic Of the
fsudsi time, not sathorissd by the law az nations,
and Al war With our national honor aud indepsn-
dssesj sstpraIIssd citissns being entitled 70 be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
General Grant
~ rms LATE nrLus o'lurLLY.

In, the world to-day no proudsr name
IL borne on any breeze,
And With Grant 10 steer the ship OF State
Our Gag shall rule the sessi
No "Dominien" shall be north Of rs,
And south Of ne no foe
Our stars aud stripes In the Canadas,
And likewise Msxicoi
For with President Ulysses
VIII be few who care 10 Sight
May hsraIs the country he has saved,
And God defend the right
30, boysi . Anal bumper.
while We ell In chorus chant
"For next President 70 nominate
Our own Ulysses Granti"
Add " asksd what State he halls from,
This our sole reply shali BE-,
"From near AppomatfoE Courthouse,
with lie famous apple trssl"
For twas there 10 our Ulysses
That Lee gave mp the haht-
Nov, boys, "To Grant Tor pFssldsnt,
AID God dsfsnd the rightle
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18


ELM Grows School HOUSE,, !
ON PIPE CREEK, NEAR ESQ. FLKnfNo's,
MrrAxoRA, FRANKLIN Co., IND. }
Ia pursuance ofadjournmeut,t the White
Mans Club Of Union School House IN
said Township met at this place on Wed.
nesday evening, Sept. I'd, 1868. This
brought together the Grant Club Of this
place and the shove White Mans Club.
The White Mans Club Was strongly reps
resented by the presence Of Messrs. Brsck.
on and Harrsll and Maddox. Before the
meeting began, thsre was general cheer.
ing for candidates, and the cheering for
Grant aud Colhx psedominated, aud all
this was done mostly BY boys. The
White Mans Club did not like this very
we'll, aud Mr.. Maddox said this wss .
Democratic meeting. and II anything was
done or said, they were the ones to gay or
do IL. Mr.. Brscken opened by throwing
hot shot BY saying that he smell some.
thing In the AIR and he knew something
was brewing, end that the audience had
come there TO have q muss and break up
the meeting. From that he commenced
abusing the audience In general and par
ticular, in the most vulgar manner, call.
ing them liars, &c. His language was
so vulgar a. to drive the ladies from
the house. He abused Mr.. McCul.
lum aud Mr.. Bevol shamsfully. When
he got through his speech. Mr.. Bev-
eli made Mr.. Bracken take back what
he had said. Rather than take the son.
sequences, he begged pardon, and said no
did not say what the audience evidently
heard him say. After abusing almost ev.
erybody present, Mr.. Bracken said that
Metamola was "the dsmndest Township
In Franklin County" and that no decent
man or Democrat could have sny rights
here. Finally bis coat and vest having
been Withdrawn In his angry mood, he
told them IL they wanted to Eight they
were ready; they could have IL right now;
aud then he told them how his revolver
would sound, by clicking with bis mouth
aud tongue. By this time most Of the
audience were mad, aud some Of the old /.
subs,an tial citizens left, aud II was as much
as the rest could do to keep order In
fact the drift Of his speech vas chal.
lenge for a general eight, but noone bought
seriously about II but some boys who were
outside. But when he had worked all the
gas out Of himself and come to himself
and sobered mp, he then found out what
an awful predicament no was 10, TO have
TO contend with those boys outside, 30 he
dropped his speech and took up his line
Of march and re,reated 10 Franks castle.
Then when said Bracken left, peace Was
restored.
The next speech was made by Mr.. Har.
rell, in a gentlemanlike manner. And so
at last the meeting was turned into o de-
bate by the consent of both parties, ard
continued until about midnight by MIR.
Harrell aud Maddox versus i. Gates.
OBSERVER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

FAinsisLp, exrr. IA, 1858.
We take pleas are In certifying 70 all that may
be interested that ws have rscsnslractsd our Wa.
ter Mil In Fairfield, Ind, on white Water, and
have taken out oar undershot; have Supplied Its
place With two very differently CONTRACTED Tur-
blues. and have thereby more thxn doubled cur
grinding ability with the same amount Of wstsr
The Lsnsl and Hicks wheels which We have In
trodaeed ere each forty Inches In diameter, the
Lsfsi having . capacity Of $50 inches Of water,
the Hicks wheel aie, BY the same nsshod Of eal-
ssistiea. Having svsrythIns IA The best possible
condition and without machinery. The Leasl
propsllins burr four feet, snd the Hicks wheel
burr 81 feet. A test Of their rsiAtivs merits
rs made and several times repeated, asiag ~
scar - possible the same anosnt VI water on
each wheel. being . fraction isss than the fun
espscsy OF the Hicks wheel, grindiag corn 1t the
rate Of ~ bsshsls per hour without telling, be-
Ing ftscsiss sors than one bashsi per hour fer
IL claimed By the Patsatees. With these several
tssts We enable 70 dssids Tie superior per cent.
Of kksss Wheels. sa tlf.. sss.a.
The Lsrsl wheel issmaialy ef east ircn, esnss.
sssatiy u u very wsishty, In order 70 give u
sxength and durability. lie complicated In
esestrsesieni its wcrksssship 10 good.
The Hicks vkssl is prineipaily Of boiler Iron,
consequently " challenges AL ssupssition for
strength sa< durability according 60 weight Of
metal It'll simple saa sssily costssIisd, and 10
the least likely 81 asy otAer wheel 70 cicg or be
dsmagsdby shssks ar trash. asd 10 the most read
Wy cleaned when ebstruesst, II ty chance II
Acald be damaged. ssst Of its several parts
ceaid Ne sspsirsdby aay essn<ry bisekssi N with
eat the loss Of time aatsEpenss Of sendiax a TO
tks Ptses Of nAasfscturs forrscons tvsstion. Thh
Wheel ~ss made by the old arm Of Greenwald,
suy infsriofity, bat Il the rsssit 81 Of its sim.
pissisy and the saassl ssernt - Labor ssqarsd In
mnnufActors. -. .s.
wsinvits all Who wast wheel u eait At Fair
Held, franklin Ccusty. Indiana, ana witness
fe< obeaeebc~ go sf 49, best whcets u use, al
t>ze<her dasreat " construction asd cost.
eNcgNk BEsr, Propristots.
ttff LEkuEL SMITH, Miller.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

CokSrasviLe DisrsIcr-f. A. Hesss<. =. Il
ctpse<sville--Jno q rsvia W
Lssssl-E w. Barrsss
Coiumbis--J. McCaw.
milsos--Jno. W. Msllsudw.
l. bsrsy-M. Mitchell
blooming Grose--Gso. W. Wischsste<.
Fsir6eld--Geo. w. Pye.
BrookvilIe--T. u. Lynch.
MI Carmsl-MArk II. Mstlen.
New Trsnson--so be supplied.
<ClsrksburE--R A. Lemsstsr.
hilsoy--L Hassna
RoshviEls-Asdsss Lsttss.
-BsrIinfsos-B. Z. ceopse.
Csrihags-D. @. Bsjsnis-
Jsha II. Msrsis. President. and J. r. q
John, Professor Ia BsookvilIs College, and
nsnbsrs Of Brootv.Ils Quarterly Conference.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
The Democrats Candidate Tor shsrIiv,

Ma EDIroR,-Sinoe my last commu
uicstion the Republicans have held .
Convention and aoniussed candidate
for Sheriff. l au iaferaed BY his neigh
bos Of both parties that he is good man
in every particular, aud we'll fitted for the
once, and that he can write good hand,
/ am glad 10 say now that l have man
to vote for, aud 90 have the people Of
franklin Couaty, who, II elected, We will
not be ashamed of. Several years ago q
Sheriff was elected foe bis second term,
whom ell we'll acquainted with him said
then aud now know, that u would have
been better had the party ssasssd de-
feat. a fs%
!. Al the Nominating Convention held
last April, Seals neighbors knew him,
and his near partisaus living in Brook
vile, Springfield aud Fairfield, endorsed
him In M
Brookvills with Is votes against ola
Springfield with 16 81
Fairfield with /" 81
We are unable TO obtain the figures for
Bath Township.
Had IL not been for his low cunning
and trickery he would not have had q
vote In the Convention. have been told
that he never was fairly nominatsd, bu,
that some relative or friend voted Spring
held Township for him when the Dele
gates we're ous Of the Court room con-
sulting. He had only received sirieen votes
in Springfield Township, his own homo.
He was we'll known 10 the Democracy
there.
suppose Seal had some qualifications
for tho oboe besides mere ysckass power,
but the following scrap held by one Of his
polisiesi friends conyinces NE that ] sup
posed wrong:
what l Owe
mack go
John NJ. Seal.
Mr.. Editor, you should see the above Ia
manuscript u 10 % vritssp that but fev
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

New York lawyers could make II out OF
know what II meant after they did.
would advise Seal TO pay the thing Of and
tear Il up.
We cannot hear word Of defense for
Seal BY his political friends, but quite
number openly condemn the course pur-
sued BY him to secure his nomination.
and even those men that we're deceived
now dsnounos the decsivsr, and will DO
much disappointed IL his name IL not sx-
ssusivsIy scratched Ia the German Town.
ships.
I had hoped before the meeting Of the
Republican Convention that some quail
fed penoerat--one who could resist
temptation and not become druuksrd. :
would announce himself - an indspsu-
dent osndidate, 90 that ell Democrats
would have chancs TO vote foe . good
man Of their own party, and, with the
Republican vote, secure competent man
for the Office. INDEPENDENT.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

Has jass received sus assortment Of Fall
Millinery Goods, direct from The city. en-.
brseipg Hass. Bonasss. Flowers. Ribbons. and
everything else In her lias Of businsss The
lsdiss vill 6ad u 10 their advantage 10 esll
ssd Examine her stock Of soods ftf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

uwky staad you thus smazsdf' To see . per-
can ef youE natural beauty With . head az dry,
"Dsrrstt's vsgstaAls Hair Rsstorstivs." n will
transform yoap hair Into bssutifai glossy risx-
lets. Nothing 90 s1hesoieas has ever bssn offered
VI to the pubiie,=tLowslI Courier,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

On Thursday Of Last week : height train on the
Junction road wss thrown IRON The track about
one nile bsyena cepasrsviIls, and TIE locomotive
and sIx cars sonpistsly dsnelishsd. rsrnins
out On curve, the engineer discovered three
sows iyInE on The track. He whistisd devs
brakes Instantly, bat too late 70 save The trrin,
which vsst down "a spbanknsnt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
"Listls Jsssis"

Thssdsrsd forth shs glosisss news from Maine
on Tuesday noruiag go In" boys there
vill BE- plssly more 6riss By ''i.is.ls Jessie
In October sad Novsnbsr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
Union Republican Ticket.
For President,
GEN. ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
For Vice President, Il.

. FOR Vice President, t
SCHUYLER C0LFAX.
For Governor,
Colonel CONRAD BAKER, Of vsnderharg
For Lieutenant Governor.
Colonel WILL CUMBACK, Of DecatuL
For Secretary OF State,
DR.. MAX =. A. HOFFMAN. Of Casa
For Auditor Of State,
Major J. d. EVANS, OF Hamilton.
For Treasurer Of State,
General NATHAN KIMBALL, Of Martin.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Captain THEODORE W. Mccoy, Of Clarke
For Reporter OF the Supreme Court,
Colonel JAMES D. BLACK. Of Marion.
For Attorney General.
DELANA u. WILLIAMSON, OF Putnam.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
BARNABAs q. HOBBS. Of Wayne.
For Congress, @,h District,
GEO. w. JULIAN. :
For Common Pleas Judge.
JN0. r. KIBBEY.
For Ds,ric, Prosecutor.
WIN. II. JONES.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

The White Wafer and Miami Valley Pioneer
Association Picnic, which was 70 have been
Asld last Friday 10 Haafs Grove, vss post
possd uadl Saturday the 2ssh inst, On 40
couns Of the rainy weather.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

Elpashsn Cory. IN old ci,issn Of rrsshlin
Cossiy. died u Evsrsoa on Tassday Of lass
wax.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18

Our fhrniss esuusnisy are buss u work
sowing sksir wheat The ground Il IL excel
lsn& erlse. y u -. I. Z ..-.l. - -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
GRAND RALLY
At Connersville ]
0ovzxuoR MORTON AM HON. mo.
4. Brn0HAM ARB 70 sPxAxI
HsIf-Fsss rIsksh on ~. ~. v. n. \.

The Republicans Of ConssrsvIlis propose 70
have the orsndsss Rally Of he ssasos Ia their
city on wIDHEspAY or THIS WEEK.
Thsg viii hare the above spsskers, Deco
rated Town, Toroh-Lishs Procession q sishs,
IfIalfFsss Railroad Arrangements, Flag Pre-
sensations, Free Dinner, and every other
needful shisg 70 al Democrats with political
CONSERVATION. OF course the Republicans
of iF~sllin Counsy win attend ~ rAssL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
J. Fl. Masters, q
sAxuvAcrusxa or
EDGE TOOLS, WAGONS, FLOWS, &C.,
and also does general
SoB w o n X.

He Keeps on hand general assortment OF
PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS.
Il also agent for the
BUCKEYE REAPER,
one Of the best Rsapsrs and Mowers combined In
use.
Also Agent for
BALLS ONO REAPER AND MowER,
= very excsfient Hand Rshiug Machipes. spd
Mower as good ~ can be had. "A
I have the agency for
SvRouT's IMPROVED HAY FORK Il KNIFE
the best, In my opinion. In use
Persons wishing 10 purchase anything In the
above line would do we'll 10 call and examine my
stock, az think I can ccomn,cdate them with
the boat In tho markst, and on 80 reasonable
farms.
may Am.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
mack go
John NJ. Seal.

Mr.. Editor, yoa should see the above Ia
manuscript Il 10 % vrittsp that but few
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-09-18
Joint Discussion.

The Joins Disesssios between 0ossssor Be-
kss and Senator Hssdreks, which l. 70 eous
% 10 BsookvilIs % Thsssday Of nsxs week,
will ntss psobably sAhs place % he FAir
0respds - thai everybody nay Be aeeonno-
dated Disesssios viii eoanssss Il o.
cioek 3. n. Tksrs Vim b : big crowd 10 A.
tendance. large ns.bsn hslss expected IRON
. distanea e.ss .ifass'
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MARKRTs.

LONDON, June ll-NOon.-Consols 95!. Bonds
LIvERPooL, June lI-Noon.-Cotton quiet ;
sales estimated at 5000 bales. Breadstufs quiet
Corn 34s.
LIVERPOOL, June Il-Afternoon.-Cotton tend.
ing down quotations unchanged. Provisions
dull pork sls. 3d.; bscon ASS.
LONDON. June ll--EVening. 95095t.
Bonds 725@723. Increase Of bullion in the bank
of England f25OOO0.
LIVERPOOL, June ll-Evening.-COtton closed
dull. with a decline-upsnds lld., af0at To- d.,
Orleans IL d.; sales to-day 5000 bales.
NEW YORK, June ell-Evening- dull and
heavy. Sales to day $50 bales. Middliogs 293g
SOC. Flour 5Gl0c. lower-SOuthern 50 450l5.
Wheat lc. lower. Corn lc. better. Meas pork
NV s27 90, old s27 so. Lard lower l740lS3c.
Grocerits quiet. TrrpentIe 459453c. Rosin
So 1901.
NkW YORK, June II-Evening. Money uu.
changed demand light and trade stagnant; call
loans 9@5c.; prime paper $3.50. Gold firm at
1891. Sterling steady at ll0s. Southern bonds
better ard demand tirmer. stocks steady, with
more animation. Sub-treasury balance, sos ,000,-
COO. Flour unsettled sup crime State 81 4j9s,
extra $8 40@S so, choice s. 1000 10, fancy 50 Is
OSLO Southern IS 4560l5. Lard lOwer-l63e 90
l74c. for steam rendert and l7s0ls4c. for kettle.
CINCINNATI, June ll.-FlOur tdull; Family isl0
oslo rs. Wheat dull, 81 25@S2 80. Corn, $50
95c. Oats. 74G75c. Pork, $28. Bulk Meats
shoulders 12c.; sides lac. Bscon-shoulders l3c.;
cl, ar rib sides l63c.; clear sides l7c. Lard l71
GIsc. Eggs 22c. Potatoes s393 25.
ST. LOUIS, June II Fl ur Gull. Wheat in bet
ter demand. Corn S20s5c. Oats 75@77c. Pork
s2S 25. Bscon-shouders &c.,, clear sides l7c.
Lard nominal.
MOBILE, June ll.-Cotton in light demand
Sales 200 bales. Middlings 27@2T5c. Receipts
ii bales. Exports bales.
LOUISVILLE, June H. Sales 237 hhds. tobacco
Light lugs 81 ZOOS; good 50; fine to shipping
leaf tI4027. Wheat 80 2002 25. Corn 95@9Sc
Oats 7s6SOc. Flour-$S9s so for superf1e
Mess pork s2802s %. Lard lsc. Bacon-should
ers l33c., clear rib sides l6i@l7c., clear sides IL
@l73c. Bulk meats-shoulders lac, clear sides
l6Ic. Whisky dull aud nominal-raw, free 81 l5
SAVANNAH, June l1.-Cotton flat-no sales. Re
ceipts to-day 62 bales. Receipts for the week
597 bales. Exports, coastwise 1868 bales. SsocE
on hand 1899 bales.
CHARLEsToN, June ll.-CottOn dull and nomi
raj. Middling 2Sc., with no sellers at this rate
Receipts to-day 10 bales. Exports 295 bales. Re
ceipts for the week 264 bales sales, 1T bales
exports to Great Britain, Ills bales; coastWise
COZ bales. Stock on hand 1882 bales, of which
1890 are on sbipbosrd.
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NUMBER 25S.
ITEMS BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Ihicago claims q ropulation Of 2ln nnn.

Chicago claims population Of 2l0. 900.
Commodore Vanderbilt has been reelected
president of the Hudson River Railroad.
]. Ross Brown, minister to China. sailed in the
Henry Chauncey, on the 9th, for California
Nine hundred and thirty one emigrants passed
through Columbus last week.
rich with bribery. -
Three miles Of the track of the Union Pacific
Railroad were laid in one day last week.
An Indianapolis girl makes her debut as prima
donna in Chicago next week. LID
The Cheyenne Indians are on the war path for
scsps Of the Kaws and occasionally raise the
hair of white man just to keep their hands IN
The Congregational ehurch Of Harlem, N. Y,
by vote Of four to one, has decided women to
be eligible as officers in the church.
There was a Democratic barbecue at Fourth
OF July Springs" near Hatchitoches, on Saturday,
which was participated in by white and black.
pverdct of 5000 has been returned againt the
Adams Express Company for the loss of valiss
alleged to have contained $1,000, two years ago.
An Athens letter states that the Greek govern
ment had received the Cre,an deputies, thus VIC
tuslly recognizing Crete as part of the Greek
nation which viii lead to a war between Turkey
aud Greece, and doubtless will be followed by q
general European war. .lt
In East Prussia typhus, the destructive follower
Of famine, at length begins to handle the scythe
less vigorously. In combating the terrible
enemy no fewer than twenty physicians have
died on the field of honor. The number OF other
victims is very variousiy given, and it seems will
Rev. Lambert Young. Catholic priest OF Frank
fort. Kentucky, was, on the 8th, committed to the
county jail at Louisville, by United States District
Judge Ballard, for refusing to testify as to mat
teTs imported to him at the confessional, concern
ing the mobbing and hanging of a negro at Frank
fort, last February, for ravishing and numbering
little girl. IN .....-., --. Il
The law passed by the last Kentucky legisls-
ture, creating a Boasd of Police Commissioners
for the city of Louisville, was the 9Th declared
unconstitutional by Judge Stiles, in the Court Of
Common Pleas, and the application by the police
commissioners for writ of mandamus against the
mayor to deliver up the station houses to them
was denied. The case will doubtless be carried
70 the Court of Appeals. ,
The judges of the Court of Common Pless in
New York have reversed the decision Of Judge
Cardoza, in the OF She'll against the National
Currency Bank, which was sued to recover the
balance Of $1,000 United States skies Of 1881.
stated 10 have been stolen from the plaintiff.
he opinion of the judges is very full, and reas-
serts that coupon bonds payable to bearer are OF
the nature OF bank notes, and when bought by
parties in II ordinary Of business can not
be recovered by those who carelessly lose them.
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AMUsEM ENTs.

ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The comicsl burlesques
end pantomimes, the bsllets and ballads, and all
the host of lesser performances which make up
each evenings programme at the Academy, are
exactly such during this season Of the year one
can drop in upon without finding them tedious.
To- night paddy Miles's Boy" and "The lnvalids'
are announced as prominent among the sttrac-
tions, While q great matinee Is promised for to.
morrow. On Monday the great vocal sensation
entitled "Base Ball. Our National Game, !" is to be
produced.
DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE FOR THE FIREMES S
CHARITABLE Accommodations is 10
be performed 70 morrow evening at the Varieties
for the benefit OF the Firemen's Charitable Asso-
citation, who on the iollOEing day inaugurate their
annual festivities at the Fair Grounds. The cast
of characters in this piece, as also in "Nsn, the
Good for Nothing" which Is to conclude the
entertainment. embraces some amateurs of con-
fessed ability and talent, while smong the per
formers we are promised the appearance of Miss
Jennie Engle, Mrs. Chippendale, and that uniyer-
sal faVorite, Miss Lottie Estelle.