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WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR SECOND
w purchase this season. Our stock is now
fresh and plete- Merchants viii please
give us a call before purchasing. 1eIz
In the District Court OF the United states FOR
the Distri of West Ten nesSee.-In the mat
ter of Conway, Jones & Tate, oankrlIT Is.
In Bankruptcy, before Thomas J. Latham,
Esq, Register.
To the creditors Of the above named bankrupts !:
Take notice, that a second general meeting OF
the creditors Of said b1nkrupts Will be held at
the Office of said Register, in the city OF Mem
phis In said District, on Monday, the I36h Gay of
July. A D. 1865, at 10 O'Clock an, Ter the puT-
poses named in tbe 9th section Of the Bank
w. Y. CIRODE. Assignee.
Memphis. June e. lssiS- jsl3 q
In the District Court Of the United States for
the District Of " est Tennessee In the mat
ter Of E. 9. Coleman, bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, before Thomas j. Latham. ESQ, Reg
lister.
To the creditors OF the above named bankrupt:
Take notice, that a second general meeting of
the creditors OF said bankrupt will Ee held at
the Office of said Register, 10 the city OF Mem
phis, in said District, on Monday, the 18th day
Of July, 1855 at IO O'Clock m, for the purpose
named in the 9th section OF the Bankrupt Act
OF March 2, 1867. W Y. CIRODE, Assignee.
Memphis, June 2, 1855 Jes3 n
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New YORK, June 24.-Horaee Sey-
fnour addresses the Democracy Of this
city to. morrow evening on the political
issues of the day.
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THIRD PRIZE:
Saddle and Bride, 800 90.
FOURTH PRIZE:
Riding whip and Spurs, $50 90.

- The Queen OF Love and Beauty viii be
crowned by the victor OF the day.
The Maids OF Honor viii be selected by the
victors IN contests for lesser prizes.
The Orator of the Day, Awarder or Prizes,
and other specialL1es will be announced on or
before the morRing OF the Tournament
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From the N. Y. Tribune.l
We regret TO learn, through q letter
from delegate, published recently in
the 1Ftbasse, that the thousands Of stran-
gers who visited Chicago to participate
in the proceedings Of the National Re-
publican Convention were rather shah
billy entertained. They complain that
their board bills were too big, their place
OF meeting was too little, and the city
offered no amusement for Willing away
their hours of leisure. This is really
very painful statement. Chicago has
been termed by celebrated statesman
the Continental Metropolis Of America
and one OF Its most iliustFio1s Journalists
greeted New York as " the Chicago of
the Esst.n But what sort Of q CONT
mental metropolis is that, we should like
to know, which packs a National Con-
vention into ineonvenient quarters, and
then swindles them in the bill? The
moral Of all this trouble Is that no con-
vention should ever meet in Chicago
again.
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STOCKHOLDERS

Allison Bros. W N. Earring W. h Andrews,
]. I. EsrgasOn, ton, NJ. A. Alien
J.F. frank go. Benz. Babb, z l.. Fray ser.
NJ L Bacon, j. ~. Fowler. G. Q. Bill.
y. Fond & Co, ". Z. Bridges. ". c. Foster,
D. W. Bowman, b. Gayin, ". \ Brace &
z. H. BIS son, Y h GreenlRW. Co..
:. J. Camp. G. v. Gilmore. =. q. Cash,
Chas. Gilmore, G.. @ Cay. G. ". q yer.
O. +. Chamber " A GOJsl wyn, K D. GOcdl=tt,
lin, ". f. 6oodletJ ~ II Cherry,
d.. d. GOber, z Co.. n L. Cochran.
JOhr Gum, G. A. cochran, D p. HEdden
c. Curtis, A. L EaTTis, Z Co,
F. =. Davis, Wm-F. Hardin,J =. Day,
a. HatcheJt, DeSoto Bank, j. p. Hill & Co,
billiard. RfnsOn ]. -. Hill n Dow,
& Co., HspoleOn Hill. " J j. Doyle,
&c. Hoist a Co, & a. Du1 seOnb, II. B. dOEeu,
Edmonds, Pet Bowel, Wood H. A Partees
tigrrW y Co, Co, p. hoffman,
Wy. G. Humss, Partee & Har- j. i Pey ton,
J. r. Ell, bert. j. ]. EuWers-
F. s. Jones, ". P. Prouddt, John Johnson
". q. Rsiney, G. K0rtrecht. =. P. Read.
+. +. RisE. John B. Lzech, L. 2 htehard5
G. h. Le5uere, Isidor EOsen- z IL Laidy,
VI. T.. z ssel, 0acd- 7. T. sackal,
J. 7. Strattsu, n. ? Martin. J.. T. Swayne,
l.. Marshall, J. a ]. Steele & Man-dsId &
W. H stephens, Co., H'gDee.
z. ~eDavitt, r. ". Smith, J. II. McDsv-tt,
J. A. Taylor, L p Mercer. A.NacesrO,
Geo. Mitchell, r. Walt, r. Morgan,
Thos MOfet, q e. Ward, jesse Moore.
W B. Waldran s. N. WHrd A. J. Murras,
r. D.. Ward, Jos. M Myers. Geo. ". While,
@ P. Norris N j. y lexis, J. OveItou, fr.
". A. William n. owen, James IL VIII
son. b W. y 1iktnst Hanson
ieaO 3nl ed
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Wholesale Drag Emporium OF Memphis

A Leading Wholesale Drug House o. our SOUTH
eru country and have now on hand, ana 70
which we are constantly adding. large snip
= ents Of Fresh Dlugs and AedieiHes, F1r9
=, 7ors, Pa nts, Oils, Dyes and d suns
1oMO nd a general assortment Of Grocers
which We now offer % the Ieae nt
sa1aI - Is viii defy com petition Of North
suS1 49, Prls I'D earnestly solicit the patronage
OF the
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TELEGRAPHIC Markets.


NEW ORLEANS, June A.-COtton duh mid
dliugs nomlnalIy 2Sc. No sles. Rec ipts 81
bales exports 49, st ring 5Sg5oc. New York
MOldsses Gull and u8msnaIly unchanged.
Flour nOminsAiy unchanged-a shipment Of
Iiew crop recstYed yssserslay. Corn duh g5c@
81 Oats quiet zoe. bay hrm SlS9H Pork 81
929j4 LsId, uerce tS52c; ktg Zoe. bacon
stsa9y, shoulders iS14e; clean sides l7A@I7Zc
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nruzaIats Of n, NElRhis and sarrOunaahs
yuurry,

Assuring you tnat 49, ,t y - = =, - 80
II 20 your interest to CO. - =. n,,fi5 -s-,d
me- Sr, s1 FXCiISIVE ', HOLES IS BUG
HOUSE such as never has i6 ~, - 1890
=, ans e,tw with avisW to y 4ion, We slsassu
-, tiliS enterprfse some montns ILL., - ~ 80
inc 10 the dull season, and Rensts--- 80.
- 1,,s=fTess With an almost SDLIs IspSn -tS1
~ currency we felt compelled 70 ~ silus .s sus
ratsiI a. well as WhOlesale ne 49,, - os.sr
but have now entireiT droPpeo 80 ~ rT ~
Inscription business 70 tn&t q, - ~ ~ ~
ETV5 WHO. EssA LIE AND JObbANG AnADe1
nth a ietarm fnation, that Win ne stElotesl
attention. 10 the wants OF our custer lets{ sne
slcSssT sT,plicat on and promptituds IN ming
S-rsers. ana at the very smallest margin o
- Al above original cost, IN unoroSen pssek.
49, rom man ufaeturerss IN porter alu HLrt
ss,s5 = callers We Will surn, unit every ooetae- .
tfst NAV be thrown in the way 81 z. sAln Z
.1,4s new enterprise in Memphis q sO.OESc. a.,
bH THs--,Soss4s Physicians aud kisntefs VIII
sass sddress ali orders, either Grey tOr
pl -. -,Ss,h fFair com nj. sion mercnauts) 70
tETe 'esH s-e y p W AsS0A a o.
No as Main street Memphis
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So 50g9 70. Wheat quiet g 0592 5. Corn SD
Ole. oats &c. Butter 25930c. Eggs 7Sc. Pro-
visions dun and noInln ally Qnenanged.
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IT is with pleasure We announce to the Drug
i gists, Phy sieiaus and Planters Of Iennsssse,
Miss .Ssippf nd Arks nsas, ana throughout the
Souts srn States generally, that we are now
making such changes in our house, and have
effected Arrangements with manufaC turing
houses and FIST hand dea ers and i'm porters
in the East. as well as with foreign markets, so
As to enable Us to make the
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Assets. Jauuary Uses. ever s-.soO.ooo.
Issues Policies On ALL THE MOST AP-
PROVED HOs-FOzFEITTSG PLANS,
on as good terms a. any Company.
MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE !;

No EestTfeti0Hs upon Acclins1ted Psrs0Hz, OF 70
RESIDENCE Or IRA YEL.
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e McDAVITP, NJ. z. COCHRAN,
+. ". SMITH, ". B. WALDEAS,
J. 7. FARGASON, NAFOLEOs HILL,
W. A. gzOODWYN, John 7. STEATTOS,
!. =. FRANK.
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NEW ADyERTEsEM'NTS
Notice.

THE following property, IN the hands of the
Memphis CITY Trans er Company, viii be
sold to pay freight ana charges II not called
for and removed within thirty days:
One TWO-HORSE WAGON,
One TRUNk-no mark.
One BOX BOTTLES, marked Or. Smell
r.. P FONEAISE, . gent
Office N. c. 7. Co. Memphis. June ., ISIS.
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MEMPHIS BOARD OF REFERENCE;
WOrDelsy, Joy 4 Co, Aydlett, Robinson q
Co, g. u. Webb & Co. Tool. Philips & Co, La
cey q McGhee, N Corona, a E Farmland,
General n. 3. Forrest, General J. R. halErerz,
Com Joseph E sOutg8rnery, Judge =. p. "a
rufhers, Rev. 8. Fl. Foru ID, Rev. J. r. Graves,
Judge Phinsas T. Scruggs, Galway, Han PtOn
20, DeSoto Insurance company.
AGKScY OFEICE IN MEMPHIs-NO. 43 Madi-
son street, Kit Williams Block
MCMAHON a OTIS,
State Agents for Wet Teznessee,
Mississippi, Arkansas and North louisiana
q. y Ell d MCMAHON
fell 3ru
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NFFICE SOUTHERN LIFls ms. Co.
~ MEMPHIS, TESN., Juae "A, 1858.
RE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
this Company, for the purpOse Of ell citing Di-
ctors tor the ensuing year, VIII b. ID, q the
ONCE of the Tom paily, on TUESDAY, JU "
lea I'd BEN MAY, Secretary.
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INSURANCE.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
HONE 0FEICE, No. 51s olive Street,
ST. LOUIS.

d. A JANUARY, President
JAS. II. LUCAS, Vioe-Presids't
VIM T. SELBY. Secretary.
VIM N. BENTON, GenI Agent
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DIRECTORS:

James h Lucas, Samuel VIII. Theodore La
veille, Charles a. Peck, Robert Z Woods, Jules
ale, Geo z Robinson, Robert e. Carr John
= thornton, David K. Ferguson, Hon. John
logan, Henry Overstolz, Nicholas schaeder,
william T. Gay, Vim. C. gau1sOu. r ?. Kan
enksmp, L II. Baker, D. A. January, WA. !.
Lewis, \. Eozisrs r., Jacob Tamm-
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OFFICE OF HERNANDO INs. CO.,
u MEMPHIS. June a, lo6S.
The annual election for Seven Directors Of
this Company, for the ensuing year, " u De
held by the SJOck holders, at Ine Office Of the
Company, on vONDAI, JULY 18Th prox-. Ee-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a m. aud pm.
fe2f ID BEN MAJ Secretary.
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b the District Court OF the United : tates for
the District Of West Tenn sssse.-In the mat
Yer or u. KAUFMAN a O., bRukrt dts. In
Register.
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Take notice, that q seeol
the creditors OF said oank
the Office OF said Register
phis, IN said District, on
of July, 1873, at 10 o'cloek
named in the 27th seotiO
Of March z, 1857. w.
Memphis, Jane q, laG /
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Consider your Health.

Consider Your Health.
TUE finely finished bathing boat of Mr..
Humid hansen. deceased. Is again open Tor
the use of ladt and gentlemen, CT private
families The boat lies at the foot of Washing
ten street. Refitted and furnished with all
comforts, there IS not another place in the city
like it.
season Tickets, SO: Private Baths 50 cents;
BasOn do DC. All in search Of ne4lthy recEea-
ton are invited.
je10tiy7
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FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE
MERCHANTS
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000
Omee-No. 10 Madison St,
MEMPHIS TENNESSEE
Omce-No. 10 Madison st.
DIRECTORS:

MEnPHIs. -
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To the creditors OF theabo yename

I'D general me citing Of
rupts viii oe held at
=, in the city Of NJ m
Monday, the - h cay
a IA, tor the pt trpose
OF the BaalErua & ACT
/. ClRODE, AEzigs zee
ga %
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Shipments solicited, and viii n 'ceive cur
prompt attention. BAGS 'UteSIs sHMD, IF
DESIRED. 1O0F, PHI LIPS 4 CO,
le202W No ,2e6 FrOa street.
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TO WHEAT GROWERS.
w III II. a n.

WE are prepared to rsees W., store and sell
w on commission, any On antity OF
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OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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Dfugs and kedlelnes at Wholesale

So Applications for Marine and Accident
Insurance. promptly attended TO. iel7 IN
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Laural Ifems

The Exhibition given by the young ladies
aud gentlemen Of our town, al Gifford's Hall,
last week. was perfect success. Two even
iugs we're occupied in the regular perform
ance. and the hall each evening was filled 10
OVERLOOKING The audience was very agree
ably disappointed, as the we'll decorated stage
aud snowy costumes gave evidence Of degree
of taste that they had not anticipated All
The parts were we'll sustained, and some of the
iableaux were splendid. especially "Dying on
the Old Camp Ground" exhibited the last
night Hope we may soou have another en-
,erlainment Of the same kind
Our Presbyterian friends have secured the
services Of Rev. Mr.. Parker, Pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church in Connersville,
10 preach for them every other Sabbath at J
o clock in the afternoon. Mr.. Parker is an
able and earnest minister Of the Gospel, and
through his well directed efforts the Society
has been reorganzed aud PROMISES to well.
Sabbath School has also been organized 10
meet at clock every Sunday morning. And
for the benefit of this important auxiliary to
the Church, the ladies are going TO have a
strawberry festival on Thursday evening oil
this week. The ladies at the head Of this az
fair know how to provide good things for a
festival, and no doubt this will be very pleas
ant occasion to all who attend.
Bob Wesifall, u mean, sneaking, lying, low
flung rascal dressed in the garb of gentle.
man, bu, in reality an itinerant imposter, Wis
tied our town last week, bringing with him q
lady whom he introduced us his wife, 1t soor
became known that the woman, instead of be
ing Mrs. WeslFaIl, was Miss Em s. Of Cam
bridge City. Bob was ut once called on 10 set
tie his BILL and the dashing Cambridge ga
was ordered to strike out" Bob said he wa
short Of stamps, and asked few hours grac,
in which to get a supply. Time was granted
and Bob took advantage Of il, and instead o
paying The hotel bill. he left Cor AsLland. TAX
ing with him his fair "pariner in distress. :
Mr.. Westiall lived in Conaerssille few year
ago, but reports himself from Logansporl .
present. Those who know this man say ,hi
is his style. Ho,eLkeepers should be inform
ed Of men who will Ecu, ON their bills"
The Good Teuplars of Laurel are flourish
ing. The Lodge is In good condition Iinan
ciafly, and has QUE Of the best furnished Hall
IN the State. The lady members of tho iusli
tuition are earnest workers for this noble cause
aud they know how TO succeed Gin
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12

Gossip.

aoooiRs
That idle and empty intercourse which
goes under the name of Gossip, forces itself
upon our attention. Gossip is the talk Of
people who have more grasp Of ear than
brain. 1t is conversation not produced,
but merely reproduced. The person who
gossips takes in ideas and gives them forth
unchanged, save in their direction.
Somewhat like "Webber's Mill"-swallows
water coming in one limo Of motion, and
whirls out the same water in another.
Gossip is the farthest thing possible from
legitimate intellectual process. Thare
is no more thought in it than there is ia
blowing asound out Of dinner horn. 1t
is thought carried on in spite of thinking.
How very cheap is gossip! 1t involves no
studious fixing Of the attention, no vigorous
exercise OF the reason, no careful deter
mining BY means Of the judgment. Who
ever gossips that is capable OF holding a
thought any better than she can hold q
Aea2
Gossiping needs mind. enough not to
grasp an idea and turn il over and over
again, but simply to turn it in new di-
rection. What Of imagination does il re-.
qure? Merely enough TO complete scene
when some rumor of il is heard, or to
make out a notorious affair from some
shabby surmise. What Of memory does
it demand? Merely enough to keep the
last batch of street news fresh for fluent
bsbbling when the first good occasion pre-
senIs itself How much Of conscience is
there in il? just enough to allow persons
to do unto others as they would not at all
have others TO do unto them. 1t is
through Gossiping that people often lose
friends and gain enemies instead, whether
deserving them or not.
How many there are in our "American
Society" who are given to that loose aud
vain kind Of conversation Of which have
been speaking. 1t is the delight of some
to be forever running down others. 1t
matters not who they are. Perhaps once
fond sister or daughter, who is striving
hard, day after day, to create enthusiasm
for study in some quiet village school; or
il may be a kind father, or a brother who
has gone to fight the battles of war and
save the very ones who are spending their
time in gossip. Need | say that you never
saw person with strong mental or moral
constitution INDUCING in this species Of
automatic conversation?
How much, readers, We are prone to be-
lieve evil Of any one, ather than good.
We nod our heads and say, (when anything
is uttered to our neighbors disadvantage, J
II always thought so; il has turned out
just as | expected; | knew that he or she
was no better than they should be-
Why is this? Why is our charity so small
and our love Of the disparagement of 9TH
ers so regiment over every other good prin.
cipleg Is it not because we have failed to
impress upon the tablets of our hearts the
golden rule-"Do unto others as ye would
that they should do unto you?
Milroy, Rush Co., Ind. LIZZIE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
FairiFair Fairlil

There will be FAIR held AZ the Court House
in Brookville, beginning on Monday. June 10,
1865, aud to continue two weeks, day and
evening. The proceeds TO be applied for the
benefit OF the Catholic Church at Brooksille
Articles Of every yariety-the useful, the orna.
mental, and the amusing--wil be disposed Of
there, b. eoarting old Miss Fortune, in the
shape Of few dimes for the risk Of geits OF
not getting. Some things TO be hal { nr.
chase. There will be refreshment
Admission ten cents. Tickets, good during
the entire Fair. twenty-five cents Come one,
come all, aud join In making The Fair a sue
cesa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.

A man some time since was repairing gas leak
corner of 2sth Street and 9th Avenue, New York.
He went into the excavation aud then lit n match
An explosion OF the gas took place, and the man
was much burned. DR.. Tobias Venetian Lini
mcnt applied freely, and la ttr days the man
was about his business in the Manhattan Gas
Works IA we'll as ever. His name Is Samuel Il.
Waters. This Is one OF the wonderful cures made
by DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Liniment; II
Is not only good for Burns, but for Old Sores,
Bruises, Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throats, Cuts
Insect Stings, Pains In the Lmbs, Chest and
Back; also internally, for Collie Cramps. Diarrhoca,
Dysentery and Group. Its perfectly innocent IA
take intor aally and Ia the best family medicine in
the world. Orders received all over vuropo foI
II. The most celebrated PLY sicians recomm end II
lit never fails. DR.. Tobias puts mp every drop
himself. sold by all Druggists at so cents and
81 per Bottle. Depot 90 Cortlandt Street, N. Y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
Commencement Week at Rockville Col
---- IL lA0A

We have been kindly furnished with the
following order OF exercises Al Brookvills Col
legs during the coming Commencement Week
Sunday. June 2ls,, io1 A. NJ Annual Ser
mon BY Rev. w. x. Ninde, A. NJ, Of Cinein'
natl
sr NJ Address to the Students. by Barna.
bas G. Hobbs, A. NJ. Of Richmond.
Monday, 22d, . A ~ to4P.n. Examination
Of Classes.
sr.n Address before the Literary soei
cites, BY Rev. w. s. Studley, A. NJ, Of Gin.
cinnati
Tuesday. 2ad, 0 A NJ to Pm. Examiua.
ton Of Glasses.
6rn. Concert
Wednesday, 24sh, . a y. to III N. Exami-
nation Of Glasses.
SRA Annual Meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees.
sP.s Exhibition Of the Ze,alathean aud
Julia Damont Union Literary Society.
The public are cordially invited TO attend
all these Exercises, especially the Examiua-
tons.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
Fourth of July Pic Mic.

A Grand Pic Me will be held on the 4,h
day Of July next, In Roberts Grove, one mile
South Of Brookvile. This grove is situated
on the BrookviIle & Harrison turnpike road.
and in the vicinity Of the railroad. aud is we'll
adapted BY nature and improvement to add to
the pleasure &C persons desiring to celebrate
Independence Day. A good band OF music
will be IN attendance. From the gentlemen
named on the bills managers, we have no
doubt Of a complete success Come one,
come all.
''0n with the dance Let joy be unconhned."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
FrightfuI and Fatal Occurrence.

The Methodist sabbath school Of Mt. Carmel
went ON fishing excursion last Saturday morn
ing, being conveyed Ia spring wagons about a
dosen in number. While descending the long hill
just East Of Brookvilis, one Of the horses attach
ed % the foremost wagon took fright from some
eauss, and ran over a big stump, capsizing the
wagon, which contained about adozen little boys,
and causing II TO overturn twice on It's fearful
course down the ravine. Fou. Of the boys were
seriously injured--two of the Widow Peek's sons
and two of the Widow Lackey's sons, all OF nj.
Carmel. They were Immediately conveyed to the
house Of Mr.. John Jones. on the hill adjoining,
physicians we're called, and everything done that
was possible to relieve the susrings Of the unfor
tonats little fellows; but one Of them widow
Pesk's youngest boy about six years old) died In
less than two hours after the frightful Occurrences.
The other three, snforsunsses were thought to 10
not dangerously inJured. OF course the party re-
turned without going further on the excursion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12

We recently enjoyed visi. to MIR. Jas. X
Hornaday's extensive strawberry patch neal
New Trenton. He has about thirty different
varieties of the choicest and largest kind
Being very careful 10 picking them and ship
ping them in good order. his berries are worth
more than the ordinary kind obtained from the
city. and be readily sells all tina, he produces
We advise those wanting the best variety oil
straw berries to send their orders TO Mr. Hor
paday. who will furnish them in any quantity
promptly per railroad.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12
New Buildings.

John Shilling has rscently put up new aud
handsome building in place Of the old from,
portion Of his dwelling house.
David Slaughter is building two-story
frame dwelling In modern style, on the corner
lot opposite the College, recently purchased
by him.
Gotleb Kieseler has nearly finished the
walls Of bis lhree-s,ory brick business house
on the corner opposite Jacob Gerber's hotel
Mrs Mills has finished her new aud hand.
some residence on the corner Of Grave and
Burgess u,reets, and has enclosed her lot with
q neat leucr.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-06-12

Posters announce Great Horse Show at
Connerssille Fair Grounds on Thursday aud
Friday OF next week. 81 900 in premiums are
ofered-sl00 for the fastest pacing aud 500
for the fastest irotting, $50 second premium
in each OF these classes green irot mile heats,
two best in three, $50 green pace. mile heats,
two best in three, $40, &c, DC. Every class
of horse resarded. The frst-class stock Of
the country, for beauty aud speed, will be
present The grounds have been improved for
the occasion. Admission so cts; ladies free.