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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16

A yosng uaa named psnieIs, from Ander-
sonsills, together with Ais sisiss aad another
young lady. were thrown GA, Of buggy on
Saturday, by sudden. incaaiioas turning aud
consequent upsss,ing Of the sams, severely
braisinG the two ladies aad badly s'unning
Mr.. D. Tbey sere oil able 70 relusa home.
however, on Seadsy morning.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Married.

Atihs residence of Harrson Gordon. nsar
Bowling Green, Ind, October 7'h, 1868, BY
The Rev. simon Kerr, Mr.. Theodore Markle
.nd Miss Lorsnds KiIgors. No cards.
On Thursday evening, Sept 27Ih. 1868, at
the residence Of Joseph Mssks ESQ.,. of Al
bioa. Marshal Co, Iows, By J. b. Grips ESQ.,,
Mr.. Henry q Tynsr, Of Hancock Co, Ind, to
MIss Mary G. CrsndaIl, OF Albion, Iowa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Lost.

During the ,orchIighl procession on Saturday
night, bei~eea the Presbyterian Cburch aud
Slaughters Corner, . cbild's drsb coat trim
med With Scotch plaid. lined with red flannel.
and faced with plaid silk. Any Information
concerning the sane may be left with Dr..
Keely Brookv Vile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Metamora Millinery.

Ladies, your sltsnrion Is directed to Mrs.
Lena Blacklidge's new aud we'll selected stock
OF Millinery Goods At extremely low prices
All work in The way OF Bleaching, Pressing
aud Silk work done in the latest style aud on
the shortest notice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
THE SONG cAErNET.

A NEW SINGING Book FOR THE USE OF
ScHooLs, ACADEMIES, SEMINARtEs AND
SINGING CLASSES, BY U. 4. ALLEN.
This Book coBtains:- -
FrRsr, very carefully prepared series Of Pri-
mary Song lessons. &. rse
SEcoNDLY, A large number of and beauti-
ful School songs.
THIRDLY, A short Cantata-The School Festi-
val-designcd expressly for use at SCHOOL RE-
cEPrIoNs. CoScERrs, and ExnIBIrIoSs.
rhe publishers, IN presenting This work 10 prin-
cipals and Teachers. would call special attention
to its superior merits as School Song Book
The author has been very careful in the selection
of his NJ usIc, which is almost entirely new, and
in adapting 10 II appropriate words With unob-
jectonable sentiments, which will CONNIE d It's
adoption in all schools and Summaries.
The Song Cabinet has been adopted by tho
Board Of Education, us the Text Book Er tie
Public schools in the City of New York.
Price 6Oc. each. To Schools, ae., Six Dollars
per don. .I
Sample copies sent by mail post paid on receipt
of so cents.
Published by WILLIAM HAIL & SON,
o. j. WILLARD,
July 3, 1888. 543 Broadway, N. Y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
mi. Republie.n I .dis. Of BROOKLYN.

Are eusi,lei TO the hearty thanks OF the vast
coneoarse assembled here on Saturday. for
che many efficient services they rendered in
getting ap the demonstration on that day
ALI Of them we're inspired With desire 20
do shat they could 10 further The grand OBJ
jecf and they co-operaIed most effec'ually 10
every Effort where they could be Of any SER
wfna
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Groceries. &c.

Messrs.. WILEY 4 Case offer for sale splen-
Gid lot of. Family Groceries, Qassnswsre.
dlass~Ars, 40, ~ the iowset market prices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
ALLCOCK's POROUS PLASrERS.

Allentown, Penn, April 4, 1868.
Messrs. T. ALLoooK X Co
DEAR SIRs:-My daughter used one Of your
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side, and IL cured her In one week.
Youfs truly.
JOHN v. N.nUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty THOUSAND DRJuGIsTs
who sci our Plasters, as to their high sterlin 6
character.
ALLcocK 4 CO., Agency, Brandreth House,
New York. Sold by all Druggists.
: June 20.
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|, 1000 BUSHELS PLAxsEED WANTED

THE undessignsd will pay the Highest Market
Price IN Cash for good Flax scel delvereda at
his Ware house North of the Pre.bytsrian Church.
Sept 4w. JOHN KING, Ag't.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
New Hardware Store +!
IN ROBERTS BUILDING.
OPPOSITE THE '0LDWHITE CORNER,

BkOOkVlLLE, INDIANA.
7 have full and complete assortment OF HARD
i WARE, 10 which I fstpeetfuny call the atten-
ton OF the public. I have spared no labor 10
making additions TO ny stock, have made oil pur.
ehasss personally aud ut the 10 west cash rates.
CARPENTERS TOOLS.
( Planes, Bits, Aupers, Braees, natchets, Ham.
mers, Axes. Saws, Files, Screws, Nails, Spikes,
Sash, Glass, levels, &c.
$50 BUTCHERS.
Saws. steelk. Cieayers, Baia noes and Knives.
CARRIAGE AND WAGON MAKERS.
Feiioes, Hubs, spokes and Trimmings.
't. ttt FARMERS.
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Mill Saws, Files, 40. Hsu
BLACKsMITHs.
Horse Shoes and Malta, Hammers, Rasps.
Also Coopers' Tools, Cutlery. Pocket and Pen
Knives, Knives and Forks, Table ana TED spoons.
Everything apPertainn8 70 tho Hardware line
can be had. u E#tlfs
Call and Examine.
apst I'm II. r. COOLEY.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-10-16
Union Republican Ticket.
For President,
GEN. ULYSSES 8. GRANT.
E For Vice President,
SCHUYLER COLFAX.


ELEcroRs ron STATE AT LAssE.
Hon. Thomas u. Nelson of vigo.
Hon. Benjamin +. 0laypool, OF Faystte.
secs oosrtsessrs. SIS
Hon.. John u. Petit, of Wabash. a.t a
General George d. Wagner. Of Warren.
Fourth District--John II. Farquhar, franklin.
Contingent-Jacob d. Julian, Wayne.
For tho American.
General Grant.
Here's to our gallant Grant,
The knight so brave and true,
Who risked his life our land to save,
.f And the lives Of Boys In Blue.
si Hurrah for General Grant,
And the Boys in Blue around him;
Soon seymour and Blair will have to ial
When the Union boys surround them
Here's TO our honest GRAFT.
The marksman trae aud good,
Whose bullets never sped
Except as bullets should.
Hurrah for General Grant, 30.
Here's to our loyal Grant,
Who looked up at the sky,
When shells were screaming ov erh cad;
His angel hover'd nigh. tt
Hurrah for General Grant, DC. a
Here's to our sighting Grant,
Baptized with blood and fame;
Braid iaureIs for the head
That won the wealth Of fame.
Hnrrah foe General Grant,
And the Boys in Blue array;
Braid laureIs for their heads;
Hurrahl Hufrahi Hurrahl
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16
THE CEUR D'ALENE MINES.

The publishers Of the Montana Post dis
patched a special correspondent to the newly
reported gold discoveries IN the Coeur d'Alene
region, and in his letter of August 9th, from
Black Foot City, the correspondent gives the
following as the result of his mission and OBJ
servations:
The castle in the air, founded upon reports
of the New Ell Dorado in the CBur d'Alene
mountains, has vanished. Mr. James Maha-
na, after prospecting the locality referred to,
returned to this place last night. In unquali-
fed terms he denOunces the men who reported
to you that Sweeney Creek was rich, or even
that gold IN paying quantities had been found
there. Sweeney Greek is a tributary OF the
Spokane and nearly hundred miles long, and
contains in the mines, or where the mines are
reported to be, about twelve hundred inches
of water. The gravel, bat four to six feet in
depth to bedrock and equally as shallow on
the bars, is very loose, and contains but light
color.
Medicine, Idaho. Rocker and Booth gulches,
are tributaries of Sweeney. and are thoroughly
prospectrd with bedrock drain bitches, which
have the appearance of having been run sew
eral years ago, but not sluice- box is in sight.
or indications that ever any work was done in
taxing OUT SOlu He uldlu SuICH ID very udts
widening out in some places to one third Of u
mile The District has been named "Fenian,"
and town with 1GS regular laid out lots,
christened Shamrock City, awaits purchasers
of city pr0perty-cOrnpr lots being cheap, and
the prices of others reasonable in propoi tion-
When Mr.. Mahana left, some fifty men were
! in the diggings. The only trail by which to
| get there. leaves the Muilan road seventeen
miles below Bitter Root Ferry. and thence
strikes south across the st. Regis Borgia river
and up to the very apex of and over the Ceur
FAlrnc range, where the stampeder will yet
find five and six feet of snow, promising not
very extended mining season, even should
SOMETHING be struck III those mountains. The
distance from the Mullan road to the mines Is
about seventy miles The trail is exceedingly
rough, and tor many miles passes through
fallen timber. The absence OF feed In tho
mines prevents the prsspector from keeping
his stock there, and all animals have tn he left
twelve miles from Shamrock City. Two pack
trains, one from Frenchtown, loaded with
four aud vegetables, the other belongs to a
gentleman from Beartown, have turned back
on the road, convinced that the mines are n
humbug. l am going still further down to
wards this country of doubtful fame, but should
reports become more discouraging, as the Ell
Dorado is approached, | shall abandon the
trip. For the present, it will be well for
the boys to stay where they are, at least until
they hear again from me.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

RADICAL REFORM To show the peculiar
styles of reform and retrenchment practiced
by the Radicals, it is well to look at the proofs
furnished to that end by their Representatives.
in Congress The official figures show that the
expenses of the House for the year endings
June 80, 1864, were $3.50, $50; for the year
1865, s4S1 ,e5i for the year 1866, $462 ABB;
for the year 1867, S502,Oe1; and for the year
1868, besides an expenditure of S725, $50, an
additional sum of round 100000 was voted.
The expenses of 1868 more than double
those of le64 For the second session of the
Fortieth Congress, the whole amount uf ''sta-
tionery" would equal $500 to each member;
there were in the House S., ,OS5 worth OF pens;
pen-knivrs, $500, equal to fifteen khlvts as
S25 so for each member The Sergeant,at.
Arms charges for S2US, ,4O3 miles of travel for
himself and witnesses; the scandalOus details
of the investigation OF the New orleans fsots
show rlat nearly $4,000 were expended, to
paw the board, washing and travelling expen.
sses of the carpet-baggers, who pretended. TO-
| be "witnesses~ ~ f 7t' ~ -
A Committee was appointed July 10th, to
inanire into the use OF the contingent fund Tor
| 1s67-6S. Mr. McCulloch, in minority re-
BORT, shows that funds have been improperly
or illegally disbursed, and declares that the
Comtnttee is not proper one to investigate
such charges. "Lt is like" says Mr.. McCul-
loch, I'd member charged with corruption or
fraud asking for Comnitte to investigate
that charge and being appointed its Chairman
to report On his own case. '
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

took place in Versailles, KY, on Sunday. The
negroes were driven off,
OTTAWA, Sept. 8.-There are seven Orange
men on Whelan's jury. His friends assert
that he will be acquitted. The Crown attor-
ney is sure of his conviction. There is great
excitement. a,fsa.s.
LONDON, Sep. AT Protestant meeting
in Manchester mob of Irish Catholics drove
off the speakers. aad bloody fight ensued.
The police finally quelled the riot, and arrested
thirty persons. Exci5ement runs high.
The cabmen's strike in London continues.
There is fresh insurrection in New Zealand
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-16

A DREAMER CoRNERED. - The Augusta
(Ga } Constitsstionalist says: isg5aga sos
G. A. Townsend, literary Bohemian, is
plying Buffers trade in wholesale fashion.
Very recently, he published a string of false-
hoods about Stonewall Jackson. He was en-
gapea lik ewise in defaming Gov. Seymour, but
exposure followed swiftly upon his nendacity.
Being cornered, he gave Mr.. Miller, of Utica.
as his informant. Mr.. Miller, however, pub
fishes d card in which he says he never saw G.
A. Townsend. never gave him any information,
and, indeed, has no recollection Of ever bear.
ing of him before, As this fellow was one OF
the most popular Of war correspondents. the
truth Of hissoryv must have sufered infnits
debauchmcnt at his hands
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-24
AUCTION SALES.

Width in the BY lO6 lines IN deoh on
the line o. lot No and 100 depth
the line No IL Lot No measures % ie7 inches and
lines 'front.' Water street 20 tet inches in width in the
M nv loo feet inches and lnes IL depth line
lo No 10 and S2 inches and lin IN denh the
ina los No II IL forms OF Water and
and sures p feet aehes and 5nes front
on ater street rs eet7 In width In the By m
ieet inches lines IN depth the line u LOT No II and
las feet inches and 81 mes IN depta and front on Market
Lot No Is feet trout on MArke street BY
lo6 feet and inches in depth between psrse nnes Lot
snd measures "a eet inch ard lines front an New Lsvee
street. Is feet inches width In the rear BY lOJ eet IN
depth and front Market street Lo Nos 10 20 ~ nca
svey each % feet ano inches front on new Leve
street. by 100 feet in depth between pare lei ines
g. TWO LOTS OF GRrUND forming the whole OF
the triangle IS A being Nos and bounded BY New Levee
and ST. james reefs. Lot No measures 100 iee
and lines front New Levee street. by IS feet
lines IN width in the and the line OF Loo
Lot No measures IS feet inches 'front.' on water
street. front Few Levee street. BY IS feet dee
na- TKRns AND CONDITIONS SALE-One-iourth Of III
price Of Adjudication cash in legal OF the United
ftates and the balance in nsslments nsta ing a
one two three and nom the dsy OF sac repe
of the purchasers payable 70 their ow order
cent per the day Of sale until hnal payments
said notes 10 secured by special and vendors
privilege the propety sold the act OF mortgage TO con
tain the penal clause OF cent attorneys lees IN case
legal proceedings collect the notes part %
them said notes 20 be divided into coupons Of such
be TO effect division between hs
The acts II sale and vned States internal stamps
ehed, at the experse Of the purchAsers oeire d. u
Dibbs, Eco Cry Notary.
NB-Tbe interest the city Of Nov Orleans In the ahovs
described prope.ty bsDg OkE-HALF purchasers vail have
CRY cuRREkCY. n sSOs Or part % III. Of tbs
said interest Of the city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-24


his breakfast this morning The rain had pene-
trated the milk cans. He advises tina: COWS be
MIXED under cover.
The will case of Madame Jumel, wife Of Aaron
Burr, has assumed new phase. Parties in Rhode
Island claim to be the real heirs at law, and COM
missioners have been asked to take testimony in
that State.
1t is said that Augusta j. Evans is to write new
novel, in which the lovers smuse themselves in
their lighter moments with the problem of integ-
raj and differential calculus. In their serious
moods they talk to each other Of the origin Of the
Chsldaie and SaDscrit tongues.
financial writer favors the business world with
the following sage advice: Cool and sagacious
merchants, shrewd and watchful traders, partcu-
larly in stocks, should not allow their feelings TO
override an adverse result to their ideas, to be
regretted in cslmer moments"
John Russell Young, Clarence Cook, Van Buren,
Denslow, Albert ID. Richardson, Edward ii. House,
wGiam Winter, George Ripley and Lucia Gilbert
Calhoun, all Of the New York Tribune, are writers
for the magazines. .r.l ..[
For about half century the late John Jacob
Astor-who has been dersuged since his seven
teenth yeaY-bas lived In q spacious house up
town, where he has had his attendants and ply
siciaDs. The building was surrounded by high
fence; and the very existence Of the unfortunate
millionaire inmate was almost unknown TO the
present generation.
New York. says an exchange. is the most cos
nopolitan, Philadelphia the most conventional,
boston the most cultivated, Baltimore the most
old fashioned, Cincinnati the most substantial ST..
Louis the most Indifferent, Chicago the most i'm
moral, San Francisco the most hospitable, and
Washington the most disagreeable Of all the me-
tropolitan cities.
An intellectual London lady who has never
been In Amehker," and Il, consequently. preju-
diced in favor Of her own people, thus writes Of
Charles Dickens in q private letter TO gentle
man in this city Few people would say he
&c. d. was great artistic, except as delinea-
tor Of low life. He utterly fails when he al.
tempts to draw the portrait Of the gentleman.
But own to being greatly taken with his cam
Weller and Mrs. Camp"
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-24
First District

/ THREE LOTS OF GROUND in the rrrst Disth Of
this city In the square bounded by Julia. Camp hzgsz0e
and Giod ST. eets designated by the Eos !, aIds
Lot IS feet Julia By % feet
inches IN depth between parallel lines.
she building. and improvements consist Of comfortable
story house divided
tain ing Tour and tso closets back building contain
IL rooms, besides pTfvy Cstesn, etc.
Lot Nc 2 adjoining the above 81 tees nches
Julia street. by IS feet inches depth bstwcen
parallel lines. r..r-.- .
ThebundnFs and Improvements consist Of tpostory brck
house tanning six rooms With gsIery around prive se
Lot No ber gfntnedstey contiguous thst secondly
dersfd, 81 feet inches ana lines frOnt julia
90 iDtses In depth parallel lines
The bu snes and improvements this lot essetly
similar 20 those on LOT No. 2
4 TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the First District OF ths
eiy in the square bounded by New Levee Lafayette
and Grod streetr designated a. lots Nos and lS
Lot No. Is 20 feet inch front new
street by 70 feet inches in depth The budings and i'm
proyements thereon consist of twosry brick store covered
with states
Lot 70 being Immediately &c the OF the PRECEDING
10 feet inches and lines Commerce
"a eet inches and lines eepth
Lafayette street. IS inches ia depth the other
line and % feet ! inch on the inc
The hui dings and improvements consist of tvosory
b. ick store, covered with ates
The City Railroad through New L~vee stTest ths
poi0n 81 there in the business Ocsy Of tha
District ore's rare kdne -nenis ~ purehaseTs
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-01-24
BY j. II. WALTON q DEsLOKDE.

Ii d. II
t.a.rf. J. b. WALToE, Anctioneer,
obce-Eo ~ Csronaelet ssress
SATUnDAR, JsnIsry rs. IsSs; "a n
On RSySi tsress between SSss and Cossoh use sIes.s
Is FOCR LOTS OF GROUND, being a portion OF
square No as bounded BY Gavez Miro fnaia and EraO
20 EIGHYEBR LOTS OF GROUND, being square No.
a4s. bounded BY Calves, Miro, helpOnene and Thals
q RIvB L0Ts OF GROUND, being portion Of square
No. $50, bounced by oavez Miro, Melp meme and Frst
"a FOURTEEN LOIS OF aaoUND, bsing portion Of
square Ma as bounced BY kIo, 1Ont Tbaia sBa BssAo
-. .TwExrY LOTS OF eRogvD, being sqoar No
io2 bounded by Miro, Tont, helpomene and ITALIA
"a 9Es9E TRIANGULAR LOT OF GROUND. earp.ror
sonti R9ehebsvs Era,o and co feef @ssurng 81 ise.
Ines n95s On EIsso st,sst By ssth Of lO ieet inches
Is TwEsTY LOIS or GROUSD. beng a psrtlun of
sgu.Ie 30 46A bonpsed BY Tout RochebsvA Esaso ssa
q rES Lors or eRoUEp, esf.s portion Of srua,.
no 90 eosnded ~ fon, Roehebiase rhAiis ana hepo-
~ NINE lots OF GRoUsD being portion Of .uu.,.
Nos 47g and o6a BOUNDED By Hochebsse DofgeDoa Ono
"a WENT LOTS OF sBoUsD, being pm ton Of
sagsss No as bounded By Roabs6aVe DOrssDcis EIssO
~ o@s TRlGSGULAR LOT OF GROUND. esrn.r Of
hocbebeve and Italia stress in No Az bounded BY
RSeA.elsse porssDos fhss and MsRomses streets mo-
FEET inches iaes front Thals ssesk by sdspsh Of q
So TwEsfY i THESE LOTS OF ss ss Ssnx D,,
Ton q square Nos $50 and 20, bounded By DOrgsnsis
81. skyEN LOrs OF GROUND being a portion Of
SusIe No al bounded b. DSrsenOis Broad. ErssO and
g. SIX LOTS OF GsoUxs being portion Of square
No H5 bounded By Brood Whife Cio and Oaiooe etresS
% SEVENTEEN LOTS OF GROUND, being . portion
q square No 51 bounded By Breed Wht Clio and ErstS
BS- TERxs AND OoEpruoEs.--oDethIrd cash IN U. &
Treasury uOtes the remainder credit one two and
three years N she notes q the purchasers payable
own Order bearing special mortgage and vendors privexp
on the property and terst the Of per cant Der
from date the mafun Of the nOtss and eigh p
include te elsnse o. ave Per cent sssorney fs Of
sun 70 recover sny psft any o. the notes The for
inquired effect the pan between par,ie. IN
fverty ave cent Of the cash payment up@n ec
cation vii be required 20 be paid spot a the time A.
sale eununaing 70 nos one hu a.
Did DO lars log viii be require 70 be paid All
Act OF sale before Mayer notary public at the expss
o. the purchasers including the United States revenue