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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Relleyed.

10 Clark was relieved Of bic duties at the
Poor House, by the County Commissioners. on
tia 18th. 10 should be careful how be draws
the clarcl" from rsiiders. lie might have
caused the Democratic majority TO have been
oae or two less in this Conaly.
Al Dester, a breckenridge Democrat, was
appointed In CIa'k's place. Al will do TO
march .he paupsrs over 10 vote sbo Democrat
IA, ttoka
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
The Poor House Folks

Turned ont we'll on Saturday 10 ralify aud see
the Show. The Superintendent had his hands
full In protecting his fair guests against one
of The faisbfar' who came in to ranfy, but by
mistake got into the Show and right between
Two Of the fair paupers. but left h;s ''POsish"
when Clark shook q cane At him.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

On Sunday the islh OF August a, 2 o'clock
r, NJ, ~e. will lay the corner stone lor the
new building Of tho Evangelical Protestant ST.
Peters Church Ia Highland Township. on The
Ma. The friends Of religion are invited TO
attend.
Henry Bruins, Pastor Welgand,
Jacob Kuhn, Dr. Thomas,
fred. Haas, M. q. M. kuch
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Republioan Rally!

Let there be = big attendance at the meeting In
BrookviIis on Thursday Of next wssk. Come to
tsun, friends, On that day, and let US hare .
rousing meeting. Bring your wives and sweet
hearts, a. the ladies' are always expected 10 attend
nopublican meetings.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Cheau far Cash-

Misses Caters and Shoes from 81 to s2.so per
pair, according to quality. women's Shoes
from 81 to So per pair. Mems, Boys and Youths
Hats from 90 cents to 81, SO each. Kelly is clos
ing out his old stock at reduced prices, some at
one half cost, for cash. Now is the time to buy
cheap.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Our Republican friends appear to be DESTROYS
of having County Ticket nominated, to vote
for at the coming October election. Some sug-
gest that Convention be called for that purpose
Why could not this be done at the meeting on
Thursday next7 What say the Central Commit
taa9
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
A. l.. Adams' Store.

Attention 10 directed TO the advertisement OF
A. L. Adams. who keeps store Mt Springfield p.
o. by the way, Mr.. Adams store-rocm 10 one
Of the finest In the County, and his stock Of goods
viii compare fasorably with that Of any country
store In Eastern Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
The Colsscott Monument,

Nessrs. Hannah 4 Schiller deserve much
credit TOE eeuing up that large aud handsome
monument located 10 the weslern part Of the
Brookv'Ile Cemetery. known as the Coleseo,l
Monument. IL is certainly rare specimen
a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
damage 10 the Hamiltou Re,orvoir.

A heavy shower OF ram visited Hamilton
last Thursday afternoon, which lasted about
two hours aud caused the small sIfsams 10
rice 20 suddenly as 70 break the reservoir In
several places. The various manufactures
will be closed of necessity until the breaks are
InI alrnd.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Lew Wagner and Ernst eagle did not get
through raiifying on The 9th. but kept II up
on The 25,h, vhen-sbs Justice being "all
righf'-they were arrested and 6ned
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Wheat Burned.

We understand that Martin Fruits wheat
stack, on bis farm on Little Cedar, was burned
last Tuesday night. Mr.. y, WAS about ready
TO commence ,hrsshing. lilo loses bis entire
erop--probably three or four hundred bushels
We have not learned how the fre originated.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

IT 10 fvpUIItu WAT tIu DtIHUcFHtIU uhn~
didate Tor Superintendent of Public In
struction is one of the old fogy kind. aud
gives it out in advance that he is in favor
of petition to the Legislature to pass
law compelling teachers to allow scholars
TO use whateyer text book they feel inclin.
ed to, thus doing away with uniformity
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

There will be work In NJ. N. Deg. Harmony
Lodge No. II, on Saturday ave next, August lst.
A large attendance is desired.
By order Of the NJ. W.
July 2sth, 1868. .H.JoNEs, sse'y:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Circuit Court.

The Ausns. Term u che Franklin Count,
Circuit Cour, (Judgs Wilson pTss,diog) wall
convene on Monday nexs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
sam'l Golfer

Is doing q thriving business with his store at
Mixsrviiie, selling dry goods, groceries, &c. He
IL also buying wool for Hamilton factory. Mr..
@. 10 q generous, clever fellow, aud is deserving
Of the large patronage he Is receiving.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Viii, Robson, after leaving his fair bu,
frail companion In the Show, got his brother
John 10 40 to the Show aud "ra,ify' his claims
against those Of 10 Clark John went, fought,
bied, aud retired
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Raooxarinn.

We are happy 10 knew ,ba. saml r. Rob-
erIs k,q. is steadily recovering from the Sc
rious Effects Of The fall he meet with recently
while working with patent hay fork which be
had iust purchased
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Don't Fail to Rsr,stsr.

Ths Grs. Monday In Argus, (nexl wsek) ia
the time for revising the RegisIry Lisls In the
various Townships. Every Republican voter
shoald see that hs mama 10 registered. The
Democrats always attend 10 this matter Let
no Repabieau fail 10 discharge this duty.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Wood Set on Fire.

oae hundred and fifty cords Of wood At
Hauison's Junction, on the indianapolis road,
vas set on Gre Wednesday night Of last week
by spark from he locomotive aud destroyed
The adjacent buildings were saved.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

F. @. Rob. M. D.. German Physician,
Is permanentIy located at Brookviile. His Office
Is opposite Mr.. Kings drug store. ofHes hours
from to IL A. N. and from to sP.x.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Lew Schoeks, who though. TO revenge him
self on 10 Clark for IhreshIug a Laplandsr,
20, kniie-b blade through his epidermis. lie
gat enough Of "ra'iiyipg'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Grant club IN Bath Township.

A Grant Club was formed In Bath Township
last week, under most favorable auspices. A good
move, and one thatshould be made In every Town.
ship without delay.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

and classes in schools. This is in bar.
mony with the retrograde principles Of
Democracy -IRichmond Radical.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Headache Prevalent.

The headache was very prevalsn, on Sunday
with those faithful who ratified tho day be.
lore. Ror for Blair.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Our farmers are busily at work ihreshlng
their whea, In various localities, and some Of
them are already bringing II into market
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

Il nov employing the lime Of Iarve., hands
The crop Is All unusually good Que.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
The Heated Term

Appears 10 be drawing 20 close, judging from
ihe rsfreshiagy cool mornings aud evenings
OF late
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
COMMISSIONERS SALE LAND.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
DY virtue Of an order Of the Court OF Common
ID Pleas Of Franklin County, Indiana, In the
case ef Elizabeth Murphy vs.. Samuel \. and Jo-
seph W. Murphy, now pending In said Court, the
un dersigned Commissioners tor that purpose will
expose TO sale at public auction, on the premises,
(unless previously soid Mt private 'ale,) the fei
lowing land in said County, to wit;
The Northwest Quarter Of Section 20, Town 10,
Range !, excepting therefrom go acres out Of the
Northwest corner thereof, and leaving to sell 100
actes.
On Saturday, August Is, 1868,
mt o'clock p. NJ. Bids for purchase OF famo at
private sale will be received by tho undersigned
up to the 14th Of August neat. This Is one Of the
finest tracts of iand In Bath Township.
TERMS OF sALE.-Oneth third purchase money
down on day Of sale; balance In ,neAand two years
thereafter. deferred payments secured by notes
waving valuation and appraisemont laws. with
Interest, and occurred by mortgage on the prem
lsss. LEWIS j. YANLANDIN0uAM.
CON missioner.
Holland, Binkiey a Jones, At'ys.
Julv ~. lSGS.4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
Republican Meeting.

HON. NELSON TRUSLER, sec'y Of
State, and HON. LEoNlDAs SEXTON
will address The Republicans Of Franklin Coun-
~ on THURSDAY EVENING NEXT. Angus,
9Th, at the Public Square in BrOOkvilIe, a, "a
o'clock ?. y, on the political questions Of the
day. Let there be general turn out to hear
these able and distinguished speakers Grant
4 Collar and the Republican principles are
bound TO win. Come. everybody, and rally
around the Gag Of the Union once again.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31
ONE PRICE ron Arr.
PROOFS OF THEsuPERl0KQ QUALITY
E.-- uf.TuE
AMERICAN WATCH
NADEAT
WGlTT&5n, GSAss:s

SVt~tsa v V4e~.N'-f bSse--'<-<<
THE American wsr,h Company. Of " aishsn.
Il Mns., respectful y submit tLsttheif Watches
sre cheaper, moro scrarste. iess con iex. more
durable, better adapted for general efe, aid mere
easily kept In order and repaired than phy othsr
watches Ia the market. Hey are simpler In
structure, and therefore stronger, and isss likely
10 be irjared shan the majority CO sereixa
watches, which are composed VI ffom 12b 10 500
pieces, white IN an old ksgi,h watch there are
more than zoo psfir. iivr the, frn une.r lbs
hardest trial watches Gao have, Ia shown BY tks
folio ing letter.
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
erficf CT 9nR ufsgfst grrftfkfEkrfaT.f
ALTotxs, Pa, bee. 10. ites. /
Csptiemea; The watches paeefsessrsd ty ysa
have been In use on this rsilrssa for ssvsfst
years by cur spginemen. 20 whom ws fnfrifh
watches rs part Of cur equipments. There are
n ow some three hundred of them epfrisd ca cur
line, and We consider them good and Reliable
time. keepora. Indeed, 1 have great ntiafaeii.s
In m, ing our wntchss .dte W Ives uestls. sia
have worn aud do wsar much longer without re-
pairs ttan any watches wshsss ever had In sss
on ihis rad. A. you afe aware sstsihssfiy tfsst.
ed 20 thoeo Of ffelsfh nanufsctnfe, " sckne~l.
edged good rertiaiitni iut ne ciuts they sssS<
kept time ~ correctly, nor have they dess -
In tssss stsjsaents T 40 .u.,.issdby ayp PEE
dscsssor. M. Laws, sheft ssresisnse ef's1aes
over a SORTS Of years.
f,sptctfuits,
EDwskp ". WILLIAM.
General euperinissdsst
American wntth Co. MaHhas.
We make now ave diaetsHt grades " xs,shsss
named respectively tsfeuyw,
Apriston, Tracy a Co., Naitham, Mars.
! Wsltham Watch comfnhy, wsiihAm, Nss<.
| y. 2. hnftltti, NHllhem, Msst.
VIM. Enety, Doston, Maze.
Home Watch cemlahy, Lesstn, Ness.
Allof these, With the esetpiien OF the uesae
Watch Company, sfe wsunnisd by the Americas
Watch company 10 be Of the beet material on tbs
mest approved pfIhciple,bhd topossss syery ~.
quirlto' for reliable tihs hetfsr. Every dealer
ssiiinr these Watches u PROV ided With the Com.
psny Z printed card Of guRrHhtas. which shonia
accompany each Watch sold, 80 uat bus ere ne y
ieei sure Inst ivy SIRE parshssiag the genuine
article. There are rnmsfous copnts tfslu end
initatlons Of eur Watches sold ikresghent the
country, and ~ would cautlun pagchassu ~ Be
| On their gnafd against tmpedtion.
Any gfades Of Hnitkam atohsfmsy be rup-
chased Of Watch Dealers ihrceghrui the eesnsfy,
ROBBINS a APPLETON,
Api 20 is2 bfcadwas, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-07-31

PRICES.
Hoohand's German BterH. rer bottle. 81 90
" half dozen, $50
fIoosand's dernfau Tonic rus MP Ia quart botlles.
OIL 81 par bottle or u half dozeu for - ~
NJ d. not forget 10 examine we'll the article
boy "a OF her 10 get the gsnuisa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09
Northern Horrors.

From the time of the pretty cigar
girl" and "Helen Jewett" to this day
the great metropolis of this continent
presents in her anpsls one continual
narration of horrible outrsges and mur-
ders. The cities of New England are not
far in the rear, while the provincial towns
of the Empire State" are becoming
quite distinguished in this department of
life. We have very fresh woman muir
dered by the roadside in Ulster; children
butchered by fendish domestics in Corn
ing; man buried alive by band OF
ruffisns at "Spuyten Duyvill" creek ;
and two men named Homan violating q
little girl only twelve years old at Bing-
hampton-the poor child is not expected
TO live. In New York city there is the
Larkiu murder in the row amongst the
blackguard pugilists, and the mortal stab.
biug of husband BY his drunken wife,
with a number Of other shocking outrages.
And yet these deeds aud scenes involve
less OF real wickedness Of intent than the
sWindlinc operations Of Wall street, from
the monster Erie fraud down, including
an alleged case of stealing outright S.
000, 200.
Philadelphia, too, stands high in the
roll Of iniamy. Without going further
into particulars, We may, in milestone
fashion same the case of the man Who,
not many months since, murdered eight
people, al Of family. with a relative or
so-lhe outrage Of child Of eleven, the
murder OF her afterwards, and the throw
ing Of the body in q duck pond-and the
murder Of an old woman by her son-in-
law, aided BY her own daughter, tie kor,
rible crushing Of her ssali, and The
throwing Of her body Out Of hree-story
windov-all for money. Just recently .
poor Euglish girl was convicted Of infan-
iicide, aud sentenced to be hung, and
it is said that in her long imprisoa-
ment only one volaan IN Philsdelphia
has been 10 zee Hester Vaughan Nov.
one Alfred Alexander (Begro) seduced
a mans wife, and then. cut Of Jealousy,
killed her. he, too, vas sentenced 70 Be
hung. More than twenty Thousand men
aud women Of Pennsylvania hsve psti-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09
The Peacs Of the State Imperiled by Reck.
less Masqusrad:rs.

No little commotion was occasioned at
Testers station, near the Alabama line,
on the Nashville and Decatur railroad,
yesterday, by the appearance of twenty
three or twenty-five masked men, who
engaged themselves in searching the
houses of the people for arms. They
went into the dwelling of Mr. Briggs,
during his absence, aud carried away all
his arms. We understand that they also
attempted to enter the house of Colonel
Harrison, when he shut his door upon
them. The apparent leader then ad-
vanced toward the house and hourished
his pistol in the air, as though he intended
to shoot at Harrison, who Immediately
fired his revolver at the sssailants. His
FIRE was returned.
Harrison fred FIVE aud the men in dis
guise nine shots, when they retired. No
one was injured.
This same body of men are said to have
visited Elkmont and behaved in the same
manner which characterized their visit
to Testers
Mr. Briggs, fearing that, as they had
disarmed him, they would return and do
him some bodily harm last night, came
to Nashville. Colonel Harrison, however,
did not seem to have much fear concern
ing the matter, aud remained. He owns
four hundred acres of land aud a saw mill
at Testers station; is represented as
being good business aud peaoeably dis.
posed, though determined man, aud set
tied iu Giles county since the war.
All that We have to say about ihis sort
of thing, for the present, IS: if the citi-
zeus of Giles county don't have stop
put to it at once. they will have the mill
tia quartered on them in less than two
weeks. The parties who reached here
last nighs from the vicinity of Lssier's
station arc making the most of the way
they we're treated They made formal
application last night to Doctor Boynion
to have the militia called out, and it is
understood that Governor Brownlow was
at once communicated With on the sub
jeci.
We do not believe that these outrage
were committed by the Ku-klax, but by
irresponsible parties who should be strip.
ped Of their diFg1isas, exposed and pun-
ished.-Nashcilie Banner
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09

There is no malady which causes so
large a mortality as consumption. Sta
tissics show that, throughout the civilized
world, an average Of one death in six,
every six in the lists Of mortality, may
be attributed to its agency. Though our
own city shows q smaller average from
this sconrge, yet il is computed that even
here it is the cause Of one death in every
seven or eight. 1t was formerly consid-
cred an incurablo disease, and was often
left hopelessly to run its fatal course un-
checked but modern investigation and
science have proved that The tubercular
deposit, to which all its dread results
may be traced. viii frequently diminish
under suitable treatment. This i further
proved By post mortem examinations,
where deatf has occurred from other
osssss, IN which the lungs, SCARED ard
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09

The above remarks apply to all the nrings.
Reduced charges were used TO begin with,
afterward increased TO mariDia, but as the guns
were really at 120 and $50 yards. the accuracy
not probably be made BY a hostile feet in a
tbousand rounds.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09
a Bargain.

7 AN AUTHORIZED TO OFFBR At A
Il very low price t1e new and well cen
liructed improvements on lot No. Z. N blocE
No. ~, with the grou-d lease for eigaf years
from January lft. lses.
The house i a vel nnishsd frame bull tinE.
With four lar erooms and two basement rooms
srposifs the residence Of M. z. :. Davisl.
with depth cf ere hundred ana T y ictt
The shove described pr peTty-n not sold
privately before the % day nf January neHt-
vii positively re suld. without reserve. On
that day. af public OUTER. tor cash. il front 81
TIE Iharclry Court huIldinC. - ~ o'clorE, n
Ike houlo IL uuubsrci 81 s1l 80 Na1cs
street MN. l. VANCE,
- iol. No. ~ Maiis-n street
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09
Stirring Scene at Concert in Philadslphis.


Stirring Scene at Concert in Philadslphia.
At the matinee given by Miss Clara
Louise Kellogg on Saturday afternoon at
Concert He'll, scene transpired not au-
nouuced in the bills, but which created q
greater sensation among the audience
than Miss Kellogg's vocalizltiou. When
the programme was about half through,
a thin cloud of smoke was perceived TO
pervade the hall, and which gradually in
creased in density. A slight feeling of
uneasiness affected number of the lady
portion Of the audience, a suspicion of
FIRE creeping over their minds. This un-
easiness increased as it was observed that
a number Of those seated nearest the
door quietly got up and left the hall.
Others then arose in their seats and
looked toward the door of exit, when the
feeling of uneasiness eliminated into
positive alarm, which was quickly gen.
Grated into q regular panic by a man
among the audience crying out at the top
of his voice, "Fre" A scene Of be-
wildering excitement ensued; the au.
dience rose en- masse, and q rush
was made for the doors, which,
owing to the presence of mind
of a gentleman present, we're quickly
closed and number of valuable lives
were thus probably saved, as the stair
ways would in a few moments have been
completely blocked up with sffrighted
ladies and children, the consequences Of
which may readily be imagined, particu-
larly if the banisters had given way with
the press of people upon them. Find
ing the main source of exit cut off, a
rush was maie for the stage and back
doors, and the scene was heightened By
Signor Petreli, who was singing at the
time the panic occurred, and who, not
understanding our language, did not
know what was the matter, commenced
pulling ladies or the stage as fast as they
presented themselves. About this time
the proprietor of the hall mounted the
stage and cried order" as loud as his
lungs would permit, and then announced
that there was no danger, and that he
would at once see what was the matter.
He retired, but speedily returned, and
informed the audience that the smoke
was caused by lighting the fires 10 the
auction rooms under the hall, and ad-
yised ell present to be seated. The
panic then subsidized. and the performance
was continued. philadelphia Inquirer
Nor, 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09

toned the Governor Of the State to
pardon Alexander or commute his
sentence No one puts in a plea for the
poor white English girl. The neglect OF
her is so marked that even New York is
excited to sympathy; but, New York
like, makes a sensation and parade over
it.
Yet, from these whitod sepulehres pour
forth streams Of virluous indignation
with regard to the recent tragedy in this
city. Let them be directed upon their
own abominations.-R Richmond Dispatch.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-12-09

CFo-rc-iv with Wormeiey, joy 4 Ce.J
MAS JUST RECEIVED ALARGK STOCK
IenEfrS'Ffne.s Teas, M Philadelphia
Prices.
virginia smoking and Chewing To-
bafcn.
FAMILY Roe HerrinEH,
western Reserve nutter,
Fers. Chfciens, Potatoes,
Az ~ crst thing ne dea IN the .sy ~ lemy
l----rIi.s Gail Al g. ADANr SIkkkI.
tfTWrrV SECOND AND IhIRD- Gods
1sfrsrl1 re u charFt % az parts q he
tlL.