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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20


H. ,he year Rhrh K u8e trauiug B.
IT, af thb ala The skjf AL iho labor
u 'ls people 4 ihs United statts have
hsssn employed with greater diligence
Ka8 r4gf aEA Ga broader Ee.ds than
stes before, aud tie fruits oi tbc earth
have heen gathered into tho gfaaary
ard The s,erthausE Id marvellous abun
dance Oar highwsvs hAyc been length.
an,s4 hai hcw ard prolihr regions bare
been eocgpiesi We arc permitted 10
hope thai lopg pfsifAcled political nnd
Sectional t.sstnsi1us sre, 81 n8 distant
day to give pace 70 returning harmo
~ and irstsrusi affection thwugogt
ths ropabilc AlAsy foreign States
baya entered into liberal agreements
With Us, wblc nations that srg far Of
and have heretofore been uBpc,al and
exclusive haVe become orr friends
The animal period 81 rest which We have
reached IN boalth and tranquility, and
which u crowned Nih 80 many bless
ings. il hy universal consent, eouven-
AtNA anu hIHANNtF tHf 4Ni NAAkaA AAfa =
personal riety and practising pabhe de-
gOtgun.
l. therefore, recommend that Thurs-
DAY. The twenly.siIth day q November
ncI,, be set apart and observed by AL
the people u the United States as s
day for public praise, Thanksgiving aud
prayer 10 The Almighty Creator and
Divine Rulor Of the universe. by whose
ever wa,ehtul, merciiul and gracious
providence alone States and nations no
less than families and individual men
do move and have their being
Ia witness whereof / have hereunio
sei my hand and cansed the seal Of the
United States TO be affixed.
Done at the city 81 Washington this
twelfth day OF October. 10 the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hund.
red and siTty-oight aud Of the indie
pcndcnee Of the United States the
niuesy-third
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By the President.
VILLAS III SEwAEp,
Secretary Of State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

John Alien has completely backslij-
den TO bis old ways Of wckedness and
fully proven his solbriquct Of the wick
eldest man in New York His old
place on Water street has resumed OPP
orntions as dance-house. and on Sat
urday morning, Allen, bis wife aud four
other women We're arranged on charge
Of keeping a disrepuiable and disorder
ly house. A patron who had been rob
bod Of $l5 IN the house, the night be-
fore, preferred the complaint, and Al
len, his wife and the girl who commit
ted the theft were held for tnal and
the rest discharged on promise Of ref
ormation. Allen was very paniteut and
begged earnestly To bo relieved, prom
ising TO abstain from politics and even
from voting this fall, il he could be dis
charged, but the Judge was inoxorable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

-DrVEIa1s asD soBo4Uts are tug ydrA-hets
"a iaonstsss from which nesris al Tie iils that
the feb u heir r. originate. Fgr dyspepsia tls
Pel7iriaH syv1sp, protected solati0a - the pro.
tnrida - iron ~ ionr-tried and wsli-esiniish.
"a remedy. sBd fof serofpsa IN al iia mssliala
f1f1ns h. VI .tgsslegS Iodine Hntey Il a spacihc
n those affected VII ~ thess remedies ihsy sii
lhkhk Ne iof ehiifng their attention ~ then.
10 HEAUrIFl AND phEss THE HAIR ASn
rosaan i - fs naigral saspf, AAa mpan thAi
lsaaafa eloss sd6f eie Mrs. s. Abs,
fuaHasra t.ev ssas HaFa nEraan - pfrss
lss H. 5as isael Asay Laazsizs se-s a.
it.ae Os.c Dq4ssf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

GEs LIZ, THE CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN. y
Bluff Ben Wade does not respond to
the sentiment that the rebel general
chief is a high toned, honorable gen
tleman and soldier, -excusable for his
weak loyalty to the southern notion Of
state rights Said Wade in campaign
speech in Ohio last week
Let us see what kind OF Christian
gentleman this Gen Lee is, know
there is a disposition in some places to
excuse this traitor from the just reward
Of his infamy, and yet, sir, he is the
most sneaking, Infamous rebel IN the
whole batch. ! WAS there. | know
how IL was when the rebellion broke
out. Scott was ut the head Of your
army, commander-ln-chief, and bis
chief Of staff, his most intimate coun-
selor, was Gen Lee, most trusted by
him aud most trusted by the country.
He lurked there in the councils Of Gen
Scott, got all his plans, understood
what be intended to DO to put down
the rebellion there, as his couhden-
tlal officer. lingering in his ranks until
he bad obtained the whole-and then
sneaked into the confederacy and swore
allegiance to that added the perjury
Of his soul 20 hell TO his treason That
rs the Christian gentleman they talk
about
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

The gentleman nom Wheelock' as.
,onished the lower branch Of the Leg,
islatnre, on Thursday, by introducing
this remarkable bill
A bill for an act 10 protect FISH in
Chandler pond A bill providing for an
act entitled an act to protect fish i
Chandler pond, IN Wheelock, 10 b,
parsed by the members Of the present
Legislature, suitable 10 protect fish in
said pond. said act 10 take effect from
It's parsage
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
FR0.n THE 40 TUB.
THE NEW RETaN or TERROR.

b. i. Randolph, negro preacher
from the North and member Of the
South Carolina State Senate, was muir
dored in Cokesburg, Abbeville county,
in that State on Friday lie he been
electioneering, and on Thursday deliy-
cred an address ut Abbeyille Court
House. On Friday be took the cars
for Cokesburg, put his baggage in the
ladies car and went on the platform
Three white men then rode up, dis
mounted and fired Randolph, mortally
wounding him IN three places Altho'
il was broad daylight the murderers
were not recognized, aud made good
their escape The body Of Randolph
was taken to Columbia.
siDmFa AND JUDGE muHDEED.
The sheriff aud parish Judge Of St
Mary's La parish were assassiuated
at Franklin, La, Saturday night The
sheriff was killed in his hotel, and The
body Of the parish Judge was found by
the patrol wbi eh was organized imme-
diately on discovery Of the sherifTs as
sassinatiou. The coroner's inquest
ELECTED nothing towards the discovery
Of the perpetrators. Several persons
we're engaged in the transaction, but
they mounted horsss md eseapep ID
darkness before they could bs recognize
cd
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
TsE DEBsCasrIC SITUATION.

A conference took place at Utica, Sat
urday, between Gov Seymour and GER
tain members Of the national and exec
tive committee in relation 10 some inn
portant measures to be adopted in the
present canvass. During the confer
ence Gov Seymour alluded TO the sug
gestions made in some quarters az to a
change in the presidential ticket and
said that any change which should be
made must include his withdrawal:
that he was nominated against bis wisn-
es, aud it would DO u relief TO him II
any other name was substituted for his
own.
The committee replied that no change
had been contemplated by any OF them
that in their judgement nothing could
be 80 injurious to the democratic cause
rs change Of candidates, and that
they refused to entertain any such ques-
ton.
There is the best authority for say
ing that President johnson has neither
approved the proposition to withdraw
Mr.. Seymour's name, or willingness
to accept such nomination. On the
contrary be has looked upon the prop
osition for changing the democratic
candidates as injurious aud ill-timed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

The counsel Of Whalcn tho con-
victed assassin Of Darcy McGee, has
succeeded IN his preliminary motion
for new trial, but there is no prospect
that il viii be granted, Whalcn would
have been executed before the next
term Of the court had it not beon for
necessary legal delays
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

The propositions u the New York
World To withdraw the Democratic
Presidential ticket was cordially en-
dorsed By the lnteliigencer on Friday
The new movement has thrown the
party leaders INTO a panic, and they
have been telegraphing to Washington
in force, repudiating the two Journals
IN question, aud declaring that they
spoke without consulting any one IN
high standing in the party.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

A stabbing ARRAY occurred 10 Irish )
bedstead factory 10 Searsburgh lat
Friday, in which George wheeler, a.
employe Of the factory, stabbed one
Charles Miller Some dispute arose
between the men. when Wheeler Or
dered Miller out 81 the factory. pho,
not going fast enough 10 'suit W, the
laiter gave bin kck. when scuflle
ensnsd. 10 which Wheeler drew a knife
4Dd stabbed BIS antagonist Nslisr6
Injuries pll not prove fatal
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

President Wade Of the Senate, and
Speaker Coltax. Of the House Of Rep
resentstiycs, adjourned their respective
branches Of Congress on Friday, until
November 10 Only four senators and
eleven representatives we're present,
aud il is not expected that there will
be any session until the regular one oe-
cur in December.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
rar prrps or TIN Ku KICK.

The Memphis Democrat, Of Sunday.
has a special dispatch from Pine Bluff
Ark, dated Saturday, which says that
J. Dollar, a deputy sheriff Of shrew cot
al old and worthy citizen, while out
serving subpoenaa, Friday night was
tied 70 negro and both shot dead by
the ku-klu1 khan.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

TIE Atlantic cable announces that
Minister Haze has formally recognized
the mes Spanish Government u behalf
of the United States
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
SUNDERLAND.

Read Bradley's advertisements in to-day's pa
per He Is probably the heaviest dealer in fur
goods in the State. His stock Of dry goods and
general merchandise il always extensive and COM
pleto, aud his prices low the market will adj
nit Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20


On Friday the Senate and House OF
Representatives met IN Joint Assembly
To bear the report u The Committee 10
canvass the votes for Governor, Lieut.
Governor and Treasurer, George w.
Hendec in the chair. and George Mich
ola. Secretary u State, Clerk. The re.
port was a. follows
Vote for Governor.
Whole number 81 votes 57.905
Necessary ior choice, 2s,a53
J.B Page. 42.6l5
John l.. Edwards, Is, 2s9
Scattering. !
MAJORITY tor Page. $685.
The votes for Slepheu Thomas for
I.aoat -GorcrBor, and John A. Page for
Treasurer. were nearly tho same. SO
al were declared elected
The Standing Committees OF the
House base been appointed. sad We
give below the chairman ot each.
On Electiuns. Mr.. Weber. 81 Rochss.
Ter.
on Ways and Means, Mr.. Park Of
Remington
On Military Affairs, Mr. Groat q
kAaioas
Ca JuascsAsy. Mr. Miner 81 MAnohss-
let.
On Edaoatlon. Mr. Mead u Ran.
iaiph
ca CAAima, n pSngvy q We&iheFs.
ssld. Sgkes Il DorNez i On thla CoEn-
llstiae.
on RA1lro4is. Dir. Jones II Cornwall
o. Balls. Nj Alien q IgGsslrgA
Ga MAnnfAaare@, Ar Ezaey a Brat
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

Edward Greene resident Of Dandy, had
his hand badly cut by circular saw, while saw
ing wood on Tuesday Oct 9Th Two Of his Eng
err were nearly cut "a, and the hand otherwise
severely injured.
Prof Crownngshieid q Bennington has been
engaged % teach series u Singing Schools. at
DAnby Borough this fall He will doubtless have
large class, the Prof is an excellent teacher.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
NORTH DORSET

Michael Carley, an employee in dnfhth's saw
mill, at North Dorset, had his face badly cut and
several teeth knocked out, last Friday, BY a stick
Of wood thrown from circular saw at which he
was at work He was attended by Dr. Martin, Of
Dandy.
Mrs. Mary Petty, Of North Dorset, has woye,
in the past two years, over seventeen hundred
yards Of rag earpeting, besides doing her own
houseWork.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
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l.ssl satmf5sy gaars4ss tbs lesah,} was We
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last paat w. received ~ aocss.iaa u up.
sssgs 4 sfty nov subscribers b. tbe JotHsai,
Rs8 "a vss aas mu5h vta sosk o. uew sahsgFit..
err eha sea1 ia iLe nAmes
VI zgrah Harl. = this tawa A3vefasos ;B
to-ssys 1orRSal h,s farm faF sale. The farm is
ans q lae snosi dssirablo Ia town,
.--or-oa pri,tag j, pleasing b all. He ~hois %
fortunate b r. good vr teI-rls BE an un.
prttsnding lssorsf. man = bus,ness o. leisure
student slfrk ORA moustacbcd fap, has one
4aslihhsiiou ia recommend him. The man q
basansss wao hAs 70 dlg sat seH out, and gucss
gui tbs written communications hs rooeiv0s, can
appreciate the Importance x good srr7fiHg The
writer who has lls letters returned g. him ~ the
Islrs8as addressed. 10 bs atapbercd, aHi who
afier spending hours u toil gives up The task b.
despair she rubjec, having cooled viii aeknovl-
edge the accomplishment q being good vnlef,
a., 81 loasi, convenient A poeT writer dcplorcs
the misfortune himself, and is pitied BY others;
whilo The go3d writer is b1th enyied and admired
Those who wish 10 learn % improve Themselves
ia this useful at We would refer 10 Dir. ChErles
Graham whose advertisement spPeara ga another
column Mr. G. has taught writing iu this viein-
ity several years with marked success, a. SCORES
II bic pupils vail boar witness. His system is
substantially The Spoulcnau, and this execution,
though les- ornamental TRAN many, is good. HE
abjrat and efforts are TO mako good i-raos. andin
tLis he aurCteda
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

~ IT. f~atsai 4 ~ Jsaoi sales
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20


building IL brisk in East DarsCt, this fal, and
the spirit u Improvement seems 10 prevail
throughout the village, j. q. Harnood Is com.
plotting nice saw and grisg mall, which Will con
tain the most improved machinery. 1t viii be III
operation ia the course Of two Of three weeks
john W Bttchelder, PlwD AIMEE and D, II Gran
dali are each putting up NV dwellings.-W. II.
I.andfear Is erecting double tenement house,
aud B. Barrows is painting aud fitting his ho-
tel ID good style
We would suggest, az much needed improve
meut the substitution 4 marble for The present
shabby plank Wake, which are not particularly
ornamental to the Village or exactly safe for pc
dostrans.
On Wednesday Of last week, Thomas Andcr-
very, an employee u the Field Marble Co., on
what is known as the Blue ledge, at East Doret,
met with serious accident. While at work on
the top Of the ledge the shelving on which he
stood gave away prceipitating him distance Of
twenty-five feet to the stony bottum ofquarry be-
low His right leg was broken at the thigh, two
ribs on the left side were broken, and be sustain
ed severe confusion over the right eye, an OK
tensiye cut on the left leg, and was badly bruis-
ed generally. A sharp stick or stone entered his
right leg directly under the knee-pan, which
threatens 10 prove the most serious Of his inju-
ries. He was attended by DR.. Osman Of this VII
lage, and is doing we'll
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20
sHAFTsBuRY.

The bennington County Sunday School Union
will hold ito next anniversary at South shaftsbury,
Wednesday, Oct, %, at 10 A. NJ. The morning
session win be devoted 10 the Corresponding Sec
rotary's report, election Of officers, and miscel-
aueous business The afternoon to Sunday
School addresses and singing. Pastors and su-
perintcndents will please extend this notice, and
superintendent are requested 20 FIJI ont and for
ward their blanks Immediately to the correspond
ing secretary, VIM. II. Rugg, shaftsbury, Vt
Pare on the Bennington 4 Rutland railroad ONE
WAY 20 persons attending the meeting.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-10-20

They have organized Grant and Colfax Club
in Londonderry, with A. NJ. Albeo, Esq., as Pres
dent and Mark II. Fsrnsworth Secretary. Lon
donderry did well in September and will do so
again next month.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

The oad Fellows had big time q, FAN.
Geld aud Brooksills on Saturday celebrating
ihs 4s'h anniversary Of the permansp, sslaL.
hsbwsnt Of their Older ia the Uui,,d States
A. the iormer place large assembly met IN
the church, where appropriate odss were suus
aud a mos, exeellen, address delivered BY Rev
Mr.. Benjamin. alter which they adjourned 10
the grove aud par,ook Of beun,eous dinner.
The rain inierisrsd considerably with the din.
nsr arrangemsot. The Harrison Silver Cot
net Baud entertained The people with cheering
mnsc.
In the evening the Odd Fellows OF Brook.
vile, accompanied by the Harrison band
marched from their Hall by an extended route
TO the Presbyterian Church, where they were
joined by The Daughters Of Rebekah. We
also noticed several members Of The Order
from Fairfield. Ms,amora aud Harrison. Ap.
pioprais odes we're sung BY the choir, prayer
was offered BY DE. Keels, and a handsome ad-
dren was read by Rev. Mr.. Crosley, afier
which a sump,uoas supper was enjoyed a, the
and then followed happy social reunion 10
Odd Fellows Hall.
Both Celebrations passed OF most crsdilably
10 all concerned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
The Wheat and the Fruit

A flying trip through portions Of Laurel and
Metamora Townships on Friday and Saturday
Of las, week, together With reliable accounts
from other sections Of this County, furnish us
with data which convince US that there will
most probably be moderate wheat crop this
year, aud also that there will be plenty Of all
kinds Of fruit that Is. from present indica
tiona Some Of the most barren whea, fields
have been plowed up and are TO be planted
With corn; some are being re-plantsd with
oats, and some fields continue to look very uu.
promising, but many others give evidence Of 0
boun,eous yield. The frui, trees Of every kind
abound in healthy blossoms.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Teacher Association.

BaoekyiLLs. Ism, AralL IL, 1868.
The Teachers Association met pursuant 10
adjoprnmeui w. u Maddox In the chair.
Remarks on The subject Of Composition, and
The method Of teaching said branch. we
made by Mr. Meyer OF Sou,hgale and others.
On motion, the Secretary was authorized 10
solid, the services OF a Lecturer for the mex,
meeting Of the Association.
A committee OF Eve members, consisting oil
Msssrs. II. X. W. Smith, Joseph Psrsis. 4. w
CIendening. and Misses s. Miller and Emma
Mcclure. we're appointed 10 examine the d,f
ierent schoolbooks, and In case ,hers should
be needed change Of scbool-books, to RECON-
mend those which 10 their judgment we're mosl
worthy
Association adjourned TO meet May 10th
1868. H. w. CLExpgSiSG, Sec'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
THE Blue Coats"

Mr. Peier Bonnell 10 Agent in Brookville
and Springfield Townships for new book en-
titled The Blue Coats. and how they lived,
fought and died for the Union, comprising
narratives Of personal adventures, thrilling in
cidents. daring exploits, heroic deeds, won
derful escapes, life in the camp, field aud hos
piisl, adventures Of spies and scouts. together
With the songs. ballads, anecdotes and humor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
COMMISsIONER'S SALE or REAL
ESTATE.

THE pnasrslsnsa. appointed By the Court Of
oomaisslensr COZ thai purpose (anlsss pre-.
ylousIy sold ~ private sale viii, On the pFsni'
" On Saturday, Nay iGh. 1868,
Lstvs An ths hours Of I and o'clock p. M, sx.
poss TO sails at public suoton the land ordered to
be sold In tie case Of Matthew Hutchinson and
others W.. Glseon Ryman and others. new psndir G
In said Court. asd situate In said County. 10 with
One Out Lot e,etainlng ~ aores moro or less,
and numbered 500 described thuss Commencing
a. stake on the xAst side Of O. y. clsrksoa's let,
belns FOX poles mum the section lac Iunning
bs,weea SECTIONS ~ snd 70. rnnsnx North %
deg. Esst IRON said iins 20 poles 10 . stake,
theaes South Il deg. AZ poles 20 the run, thence
down the said run bouth s7h deg. Wsstao poles
thence up the hill 20 the place Of bsgIoning.
situate on the South hlliside and North OF Brook-
Vile and immedsatsly North OF butier's Run, and
being part Of the n W. quarter Of ss''' ~. f.S
Also TRACT described thus; Bsginning North ~
deg. East 4B 50 TOO rods from corner on the
Canal towpath 81 rods korth Of the s. w. eornsr
THE n. W. quarter Of Sect. 20, I, .. X. wsst.
themes North 90 deg. Esst IS ef-loo poles TO
stone corner, thence North sdx deg. West
poles, thence North 81 deg. West , rods. ,hsHcs
North 90 deg. West 20 AZ 100 poles 10 Herman
Linck's line, thence south 40 deg west along
said line 81 6s-ieo poles TO ovrner, thence South
80 dogs. East 10 elvo poles to NJ. sehruncks line,
tho Place Of bseiHaing, containing 81 100
acres.
And also a tract d5lllII.A ,hass Beginning at
the N. u corner OF Lot 70. a And rpnnins North
with Water Street 10 A. Fego u, thence down
the run on the South side 10 ey on the East
side.of the Roberta siaughtsf~AI1le lot, thence
South with said alley $50 feet 70 an alley, thence
East along Sid ailev 10 the >. W. corner Of Lot
No. 81, thence North the Width eflots Nos. ~ and
AZ to the place Of bssisnag 6. situate In Sect. 20,
7. 9, Il. East, Ind adjoining the plat Of
Buter's Run.
Bids for the same atprivate saiswil b rsssived
by the undorsigned ut the Office Of Holland, Blink
ley Jones, Brookr'lie, Indiana, until Msy -,
1919.
TERMS OF SALE.-ons third purchase money
down on day Of sale, one. th.fd In one, and re-
naming third in two years, deferred payments
secured by notes and mortgage, bearing Interest
from day OF tale, and without relief ffem vaua-
ton and apprasement laws.
WILLIAM II. JONES, conzissionss ~.
Holland, Binkley A Jones, Att'yA
Apl IL. l86e.4w e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01

The hair IL not only one OF the accessories OF
human beauty, but 10 designed TO protect the
health; as bad conductor OF heat II serves 10
equaiize the temp raturs Of tho brain. The
nerve contained In the hair tube is frequently
paralysed and the eoloring desuoyedi but by
proper remedies the gray hair can be restored to
its riginal color, and whore II has fallen OF a
new growth can be produced by the use Of Halls
Vegetable siciiian Remover. The reproducing
power Of this Invaluable compound 10 beyond n
doubt. By its use the absor bents become active
aud nourish the bulb which supports tho roots Of
the hair.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Flowing.

Most Of our farmers have been busy at work
with their piows during the past week, taking
immediate advantage Of short spells Of favor
able weather TO &c. their ground ready for corn
planting. The season having been qaise back
ward on account Of wet weather. many are
fearful that !, is almost too late TO plant. Sow
The seed, gentlemen, - soon As l,hs grsuud 10
dry enough, and don't mistrus, Providence.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-01
Sweet Potato Plants, &c.
See The advertisement Of w. X. LaIiue. 10
aLolher column.
serenade.

We aeknowledgs q delightful sersnade at
our residence ou Saturday evenings the liar
rison Silver Corns. Band. Tue gentlemen
composing this baud have received new aud
iull ast Of silver instruments, aud they dis-
course music exceedingly we'll Their ss,-
vices can be obtained ., any lime 10 attend
exhibitions. celebrations aud entertainments
generally.