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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Later, STYLE M,llipsr, Goods.

Mira NJ. J. Morrow. OF Laurel, has received
q choice 10, Of Millinery Goods, embracing oil
the latest Spring styles Of Hats. Bonue,s, Rib
bons. Flowers, Laees, Grapes, Silks, &c. DC.
Her work 10 warranted TO give satisfaction,
and her prices are as low as the lowest Ali
c1dsrs promptly executed. Hats bleached ioi
~ cts. Mrs. Morrow invites the ladies 10 call
aud zee her and judge Tor themselves
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Farming Implsm anti

Attention is directed to the aiserlis smen,
of. IL. Masters, manufactures Of Edge Tools,
Wagons, Plows, &e Mr. N. Ia agsll ior The
Buckeye Reaper, Dalrs OHIO ksaper and
Mower. and sprouts Improved Iay-tork aud
kniie. Being one Of tho best mechanics ~
souIh-Eas.ern Indiana, w eonl.snd Lis Job
Work 10 The attention of the pubic.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

V'hb underslgned Commissioned, In pursuance
4 Of an order of the Frankfsa Circait Court,
will sell at public auction,
On Friday, Moy %, 1868,
at o'clock P. NJ. on the promises, (if not pre-.
viously sold at private sAle.l the following de-
seribed Real Estate, viz: The North side of s..
Is. or. Of Section "a, own, Q, Range Vest, con
tanning 50 u acres more or less.
Said farm Ia situated hve miles East OF Brook
willie, three miles west OF NJ Carmel, u mile
North Of the Ere skjin Turnpike, On n good
County Road; all need. about 50 acres In high
state OF culttvatle q. balance we'll tinbefed. The
farm IL we'll wateged, a large frame barn, large
frame house, good we'll At the door, ontbuildings.
good orchard OF the various kinds VI fruit. ssid
farm IL all Of the beat quality; no hlils OF waste
land.
TERMs-0ne. third cash on day Of sale. one.
third In one ,ear. tho Remaining third 10 two
years with interest from date, the del. rred pay
monts secured by mortgage on the premises, tho
purchaser To have the rent by paying the tax for
the year 1865. SAMUEL HOLIDAY,
Api. t7.sw. Commissioner.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

Next MAndsy. May 4sh, h viii be remsn.
bsrsd. IL the sims iofshs Brootvills Corpora
ton election. when Eve Trustees, Treasurer,
Clerk and Marshal are 70 be chosen. II is
impor,an. that ws have an efficient Corpora
ton Board this yesr. 80 that several needed
imoro,smsn,s be made within our town. Our
frisuda shoald select good nso, and BE- sure to
elect them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
New Spring Millluarv Goods.

Mas s. B. Clements of Laurel has on hand
q complete assortment Of Spring Millinery
Goods. aud continues to trim Hats and Bon.
nets promptly to order. Hsr prices are 10 &c
cordsnce With the limea Call aud leave your
orders in the room formerly occurred BY Tat
mau's daguerrean gallery. 7i -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
sprins Milliusrx Goods

Miss Kate Marsiadals has purchased in Gin.
cinnsli nsw and complete assortment VI Mi.
linsry Goods, comprising all the lales. s,ylss
Vt Bon.s's, Hats, Flowers Ribbons, Crapss.
L.css, Silks, &c.. aud continues 10 do M,lli-
lsry Work on short notice aud 10 the l.,ssl
fssh'oa. Her work 10 warranted TO give sa.s.
iseiios. Call aud see her Ia her shop .. Met.
alnora.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Rasa Ball.

The Brook.iIls Base Ball Club viii meet al
Scou Hall, Room No 8. at "A O'Clock this
(rbarsday) evening. The entire Club are re-.
qass,ed TO be present. as there is business Of
impos,ance to transact by order Of The Vice
President g. +. GOODWIN, Seey.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Notice to the Public.

7 hereby forewarn any person or persons buy ins
i or trading for q note ef $s25 given by me u
Reynolds, Hutchipson 4 Co.. bearing date N arch
%, 1857, and payable one year after data. % do
not expect 20 pay said no,s without eettiug value
received. pANIEL FRY.
Aprsl ~, 1898 3s's
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Laurel Itsms.

The people Of Laurel are 70 choose corpo'
ration Officers next Monday
Several Improvements are going on In the
maitsr Of r,6,,ing aud remodeiipg buildings
The Pearl Street House continues TO be the
popular stopping place for oil who visit Lau.
rel.
Our young friend joe Hooper appears 10
have become n permanent fixture Of the Max.
we'll House. Always attentive, oblgiog and
genilemany- may be thrive.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
AGENTS WANTED

TO SELL DR.. WI. sMIFU
b ] Bile DICTION a. y.
The cheapest and the sFsr. See that ths i..k
you get contains ov,F i.06o rsger. Agents arr
doing splendid business with this eaft.
gzc-ro those Who want the small l.srdun ktis
tioa. from which the Juvenile Amoii,an Edilion
aHs been eppic4. will sgpply the TNrosrs q
woHE ITsSLT, Witch We naer a. Ss,s5 a cupy, o..
ing ~ crr,s lees shAn The Asnsrirsr Edition.
for 'al particaiarz. sead Ivr eircu'ars.
Address
NATIONAL PUBLISHING COMPANY.
apia ciaeinAnfi. .,kfs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

OWN wonders never cease?" IL the uniform
exclalnat OF tho millions who consta ntiy use
"Barrett's Vegetable HAIR Restoratve." One
bottle will convince the most skeptical of Its uni
racuIous effect upon the human, hair-lNoriolk
Virotufan
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Infarnal Rayanue.

To-day (Friday) is "lhs last day Of grace
Ia the payment Of U. internal Revenue tax.
Those interested will take notice.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Shingles.

See the advertisement elsewhere OF II G.
kIable 4 Co, who are ready TO furnish Pine
and Cedar Shingles nj Cincinnati prieeA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

We are again placed under obligations 10
Hon. George W. Julian for numerous impor-
tant public documents. .4.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

will meet =, the Valley House next Monday
evening. May 4.h. Instead Of Tuesday evening
as previously announced.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
FOR SALEOR RENT.

TIE undersigned will seilor rent the property
In Laurel known as the Franklin House, Fur.
uituie with Bar and Fixtures, on liberal tsrms, or
lease the game from one 10 three years.
ian I'm CHAs. y. ALLEk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Fruit TREEsAND EYERGREENs.

I have the nnest ard cheapest lot ai n, esgseens
ever expect 10 give. Also aGc seeding fsssb
Trees al 20 10y -nnndrci.
y. 4. aPrtK9ATE, NJ csrnci, rss.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Petition for Appointment of Commission
or to Make Deed

= AAt y VI ~ w nv MN WV Az a a .
IL TnE fRAsklis cossos PLsAs corHr.
James 7. tmisy, Adninistrator Of the Eststo OF
ueorge W. faptcott deceased VI BE liefore
81. Clair Tapseett, Lana T.. Tppssstt
ct al.
ON this day comes the plaintiff, In vacation CT
" said Court, by bis attorney and hles his pc
titIon In this cause, and aldo the a1dasit Of .
competent and disiniussssd person, IRON which
a. appears that this eause 10 IN relation So real
estate; that the above named Belleiors ~. Clair
Tapscou aud Laura II. 1apseott are necessary
parties TO this suiti and that they are not resi-
dents of the state of Indiana. The said Belle
yote 81. Clair Tapscvtt aud Laura u. Tapscott
are therefore hereby notiked Of tho pendeney Of
this suit- and that they be and appear In the
Franklin Court Of Common Pleas on the second
day Of the next term thereof, to be held Mt the
Court Houss IN Drookvillc on the hrst MONDAY Of
July, 1885, TO answer TO said petition Of the plain
tia
Witness Samuel s. uarfsii, Clerk OF said
Court, this 18th day Of April, 1908.
SAMUEL 5. FARRELL, Clerk c. r. y @.
Holland, Buckley h Jones, Auy's.
api "a Nv.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
PROOFS OF TnEsUPERl0R QUALITY
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCH
MADE AT
WAL NMEl, GLASS;

THE American warth Company, Of waitham.
L Mass, respectfully submit that their Watches
are ehcapar, moro accurate. icss complex. mar.
durable, better adapted for general use, and more
easily kept Ia order and repaired than any other
watches la tho market. They are simpler In
structure, and therefore stronger, aud less likely
to be inJared than tho majority Of foreign
watches, which are composed u from / 20 TO 400
pieces, white In an old English watch there are
more than 700 parts. How they run under tho
hardest trial Watches can have, IL shown by tho
following let.erl
PENN. RAILROAD COMPANY.
efficE of rHs GEsEaAL surERIsrENpESr,
ALTOONA, Pa, Dec. 10, 1868. J
Gsntemsai The watches manufactured by you
have been In use On this railroad for several
years by cur enginemen, TO whom va furnls h
watches as part Of our equipment. There arc
n ow some three hundred OF them carried on our
line, and We consider them coed and reliable
time keepers. Indeed. | have great satlafaction
In saying your watches give US less trouble. and
have worn aud do wear much longer witho ut re-
pairs than any watches We have ever had In use
on this road. A. you are aware We formerly trust.
ed To those of English manufaeturs, OF aeknewl-
edge good reputationi but as n class they never
kept time "a correctly, nor have they done rs
good service, as yours.
In these statements am sustained by my pro-
dscessor. Mr.. Lewis, whose experience extended
over series of years.
Respectfully,
EDWARD II. WILLIAMS,
General Superintendent.
American Watch Co., waltham.
We make nov hve different grades Of watch es
named respectively as follows
Appleton, Tracy a Co., waitham, Mass
Waltham Watch Company, waiihan, Mass
r. >. bartlett, Waltham, Mass
Wm' kllery, Boston, Mass.
Home Watch Company, Boston, Mass. .
All of these, with tho exception Of the Home
Watch Company, are warranted by the Alnerica
Watch Company to be of the best material, on the
most approved principle, and to possess every re.
quisits tor a reliable time keeper. Every dealer
selling these Watches IL provided with thu Com.
pays printed card of guarantee, which sho uld
accompany each Watch sold, so that buyers ma
feelsare that they are purchasing the genuine
article. There are NUMEROUS count srfeits and
limitations Of our Watches sold throug hout tn,
country, and we would caution purchasers to b,
on their guard against Imposition.
Any grades Of Waltham Watches may be pur
chased OF Watch Dealers ughout the oou ntry
ROBBINS 4 APPLETON,
apl22 l62 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

1--WE are reqsestsd 20 aneoeucs John W.
chaabsrs - . candidate for Marshal a. The Cor
pofAtIoa kisctien In nrookvilIs nsxt Monday.
Ma. Epfros,--Ptssss snnounss that Jsees
sehFunek IL . candidate fer nsrshsl 81 the Cor
perstion Election In nroskvilis en- Monday
May tfh. t t -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

1'HE undersigned Commissioners, In pursuance
Of an order of the franklin Circait Court,
ILL anll q lllhlin nnnlinn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-02-15
The Reconstruction Conventions.
LOUISIANA

LOUISIANA.
New ORLEANS, February 14.-An effort was
made to take up the reconsideration of the
resolution voting thirty per cent additional pay
to the members. Judge Oonley spoke forciblN
in favor of the reconsideration, representing
the evil effects that such legislation will have
nnon the masses when voting for the ratihcar
tion. he demonstrated that there was no ne
cessitv for this additional pay. Reagan, who
offered the resolution, followed in defence In a
speech in which he used many PERSONAL
t;es and was called liar by Whipple. Inc
reconsideration on the last vote stood 24
70 40 resolution was adopted, providing ior
q Board of Registrars, to consist OF seven mem
bcrs of the convention; their duties to Degln
Immediately after adjournment. They are 70
have the entire control of elections, so lar as
will not conflict with the Reconstruction aets'
The convention yesterday adopted q resoiu,
ton asking for the appointment OF General
Mower to command the Fifth District IN case
General Hancock was removed. 1t was nnalis
amended 30 as to substitute General Sherldad
for Mower.
To-day was the sixty-fourth Of the session.
FLORIDA.
TALLAHASSEE, February 14.-The excitement
among the delegates Of the convention naS
been intense for the past four hours, and there
arc serious apprehensions OF COLLISION DC
tween the Billings faction ana tne n'a'ofi'S v
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are facts which it might be well for the coun-
try to know. The committee are specially
charged with ascertainine If the President has
obstTucted econstruction or violated the civil
Office tenure law. On both Of these points the
President desires full Investigation, and in
timated that he would be able to lay before
the committee some interesting documents
which could not be misunderstood, and about
which there could be no issue of veraclty.
Up to the present writing tho President has
not received any communication from General
Hancock indicating o desire to be relieved
from the command Of the fifth Military Dis
trict. 1t is not known what has resulted in the
controversy between Grant and Hancock, in
which the latter intimates that he will ask to
be relieved unless the former shall revoke the
order as to the New Orleans Council; but from
the fact that Hancock has not asked to be re-
lieved, it ls inferred that probably the differ
ence between Grant and Hancock has been
satisfactorily settled.
The impeachment fever has abated wonder
fully, and the general opinion now is that the
matter will expire within the Reconstruction
Committee, AMI that possibly no report on the
subject will be made to the House.
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Market Reports.

NEW YORK, February 14-Noon.--Flour
steady. Wheat firm. Corn ta1c lower. Rye
firm. Oats dull and declining. Pork heavy at
$40 S73. Lard heavy at 14a14tc. Cotton a
shade lower at 204c. Freights quiet. Naval
Stores without decided change. Gold, 404.
Sterling, 81. Old Bonds, LII. Virginia ei1es,
4Oa. Tennessee Ex Coupons. 64t; NeS, Gig.
NEW YORK, February 14-Eyening.-Cotton :
laac. lower. Sales 21OO bales, at 2ota2O2 cents.
Flour less active, prices unchanged. Corn
closed heavy; mixed Western 81 26a1 2S; South
ern white 81 24a1 %. Oats s4a. Mess Pork,
new, s23 s73; old, s22 12s. Lard 14a142. Gro
ceries quiet. Rosin So O5as7. Turpentine 65a
&C. Freghts dull-on cotton, by sail, 5c.; by
steam aasc. Governments dull and steady.
Sterling 9tae3. Gold was excited during the
afternoon, and reached All, but closed at 4Oba
4Ot
BALTIMORE, February 14.-Cotton du and
nominal at 2Oac. Flour more active for low
grades City Mills. Shipping extra at $40 IS
II. Wheat quiet. Corn fir n; prime white and
yellow 81 90 Oats active at 7Sa6Oc. Rye firm
at Csc. Provisions quiet and steady.
CIHClNNATl, AooA S'NS->''
Corn ssas5c. Mess Pork $40 Is. Shoulders 1Olc.
Clear Sides 134,. 4-.,..
WILMINGTON, February 14.-Turpentne firm
at 59c. Rosn active; strained 50 20a2 25; No.
q, 50 so; No. /, sS 25. Cotton firm; Micdling
1870. Tar firm at 50 IS.
AUGUSTA, February 1.-THE market is ac-
tive but easier-sales 1140 bales. eoeipts 700
bales. Middlings 1s3a1s&c.
SAVANNAH, February 4.-Cotton dull and
nominal--sales 1909 bales. Receipts S271 bales.
Aliddlings 19la19sc.
MOBILE, February 14.-salea, 1000; closed
flat and nominal at 1saa1s; sales dE5she week,
II, 800; receipts, 12,4s6; receipts to date, 27s,-
764; received to same time last year, 18S,5O9;
exports, foreign, 1852, coastwise, 1857; stock,
76, $3.50.
New ORLEANS, February 14.-Cotton easier;
Middling, 192; sales, 27OO; receipts, CAST; n
exports reported yet; sales ofthe week, $4,000;
receipts, So, ,1s1; exports, coastwise, 1858; for
eign, s72o; stock, 1918
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HIGH CHURCH AND Low CHURCH DIFFIcUL-
rEs-THE TYING TRIAL.-The New York cor
respondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger writes
under date Of the 10th inst:
A bombshell- to speak-was thrown into
the ecclesiastical court, convened by BishoI
Potter, at st. Peters Church, this morning, to
the canons of the Episcopal Church. IN the
shape of letter from Jay Cooke, Esq, o.
Philadelphia, of which the following is;the sub
stance:
dress s. portion Of sermon recently preached
by Rev. Richard Newton. DID,, and fray yor
to read this carefully and prayerfully. You are
now engaged in trying the Rev. >; ID. lying fol
an alleged breach of canonlcal law, when, a
the same time, III understand it, Bishop Potter
does not hesitate to enter the Church Of St
Albans, recognising the Romish practice enact
ed there by confirming class. A large NUM-
ber Of the laity are in full sympathy with the
course of the Rev. DR.. Tying. and am under
the impression that upon an intelligent th under de
standing of the case three-tourths OF the lalty
would Le on his slde."
The letter concludes with the expression o
the hope that decision should be arrived a.
in the case as would "result in still further diff
ferences in our loved church"
Rev. DR.. Beach, the presiding clergyman
SAID all SUCH mOAO Ouu u Va
der, and deprecated all attempts of this kline
to make ''outside" capital. He was also very
severe on Mr. Cooke for writing the letter.
The witnesses produced by the presenters
were Thomas W. Dougherty, Of New Bruins
wick, Robert Howell, sexton Of Christ Church
of the same place, q Mr.: Van Rensselaer,, ant
one or two others. The testimony relatet
chiefly to matters Of fact, about which there il
no controversy, such as the addressing, of I
letter by Rev. MIR. Stubbs to the defendant
forbidding him to oficiate in the parish Mr.
Tyng's disregard of the warning, etc., etc
The proceedings, agreeably TO general con
sent, were held with open doors. The hal
was thronged, and among the spectators wore
many distinguished clcrgymcn, not only o
the Episcopal Church, but of other denomina
tions, with here and there few ladies'. Ih'
trial is looked upon by the general public as {
fair and square contest between the high ant
low churchmen, and is likely to determIn u!
cese and New Jersey. The best legal talent4
employed on both sides.
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the convention. The former had a meeting TO-
night, and the civil authorities and the mill
tary are protecting the capitol from the possi'
bility of aviolent demonstration. The conVen-
| tion had twenty eight members present to-day.
The Bill of Rights was adopted, declaring
the equal rights of all men, II -porating the
provisions of the Vermont and Missouri Con-
| stitutions. The Legislative, Judicial and ad-
ministrative were adopted. All judges are ap-
pointive; those Of the Supreme Court for Life
or good behaviour, those of the circuit court
for eight years. County sherifs and clerks OF
| the court are appointive; constables are to be
elected by the people; State officers are to he
appointed by the governor and confirmed by
the senate, and will consist Of Secretary OF
State, Attorney General, Comptroller, Treas
urer, Surveyor General, Superintendent OF
Education, Adjutant-G General and Commission
er of Emigration.
The Bill of Rights declares that the State
shall ever remain member of the Union. 1t
is understood here that there is but Ii tie pros
pect of the constitution framed by q part OF
the convention being accepted by General
Meade.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, February 14-The Bill of Rights
was discussed, Tut nothing done. General
Canby has left for Charleston.
New ORLEANS, February IA dispatch re-
ceived from Galveston says that the conven-
ton is undoubtedly carried, the Conservatives
voting against or wholly abstaining. No gen
eral returns received yet.
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, February 14.-In the convention
to-day the Judiciary Committee reported in
favor of exempting property to the value Of
$1,000 from seizure for debts contracted after
the ratification Of the constitution.
GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, February 14.-The convention 60
day struck out the tenth section Of the report
Of the Franchise Committee, which leaves to
the convention 10 decide whether negroes shall
be eligible to Office or not. Nothing Of inter-
est transpired.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.
Ibf AfHhN1RO 1I-I4E1hAfh.I

CORK, February n.-Another attack was
made upon the police yesterday by mob, who
pelted them with stones and other missiles
The police, who we're armed with muskets,
fixed bayonets and charged upon the crowd.
A short and desperate fight followed, in which
several rioters were bayonet. The assailants
then fed in all directions, leaving the wounded
ON the ground. During the day an attempt
was made to seize well-known informer and
lynch him, but the appearance of the police
patrol prevented the outrage.
DUBLIN, February 11-Evening g.-The trial OF
Fennon, which commenced yesterday, ended
to-day with verdict Of guilty Of murder and
felony and treason. Sullivan, of the Dublin
Irishman, has been indicted for publishing Sc
ditious ibels. His trial will commence to-
morrow.
LONDON, February 11.-Sir David Brewster,
a celebrated English physician, and distin-
guished science dscoverer and author, died
last evening, aged eighty-seven.
LIVERPOOL, February 1S-Evening.-Com-
mon Rosin advanced 3d.; quoted at 6s. Cd.
Medium steady at lid. Turpentine advanced
to 32s.
LIVERPOOL, February 14--Noon.--Cotton
quiet; sales 5000 bales. For the week 114,OOO
bales; for speculation $4,000; for export $4,000
Stock 2sS,OOO, whereof $4,000 are American.
Breadstuffs and Provisions quiet.
LIVERPOOL, February 14-2 P. M.-Cotton
easier; sales will reach 10000 bales: The
amount afoat for Liverpool is $40, 900 bales, in
cluding lao, 1000 American. Lard SIS.
LIVERPOOL, February 14-Evering. Cotton
closed frmer; Uplands saasid.; Orleans s2asSd;
sales 10000 bales. Manchester advices unfa-
vorable. Breadstuffs and Provisions unchang-
ed. Sugar 24s. Turpentine advanced to 39s.
Rosin unchanged.
LONDON, February 14-Noon.- 99}.
Bonds 7Sl.
PARIS, February ENoon-The bullion has
increased two million Of francs. The Bourse
higher. Rentes strong. :