Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 4, Brookville, Franklin County, 22 January 1869 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN. LOCAL DEPARTMENT. TIME TABLE WAV V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Leave Brookville.

Chicago Express . Chicago Mail Pay Freight .... .... Night Freight ..8:35 a. if. ..8:83 . it. ..2:15 r. M. 12:00 p UVV7ARD TRAINS. ChUag Mail 9:07 A. Chicago Express 9:00 p. Pay Freight 9:20 a. Kight Freight -. 12:00 p. Protracted Meeting. The good Methodist people of this place are holding a protracted meeting every evening during this wik, with a large attendance upon the services. It is hoped that much spiritual benefit will be the result of these very interesting meetings. i i I Interest on Judgments. A bill has pasted both branches of the Legislature providing that the i Merest on judgments shall be at the same rate as that of the original contract. Revenue Decision. The Commissioner of Internal Revenue has decided that tanners have no right, after having their grain manufactured into flour, to then sell the flour in any manner, without pay ing a license to the Government. If they do, they are liable to the penalties provided by law. New Postmaster. Mr. T. J. Tyner has been appointed Postmaster at this place. Jeff, understands the business, and will no doubt prove to be a good oilicial tor Uncle Samuel. Returned Home. ITon. C. F. C'iarkson and wife, who have been visiting in this neighborhood during the It weeks just past, started back to Iowa on Monday last. Ttitir stay has been a most weltuice one to their many old friends and acquaintances. We ish them a long life of unalloyed happiness and continued success in their abundantly comfortable hoe. The Cheapest. Persons knowing themselves indebted to me j will find it cheaper to come and settle their accounts with me than to pay the expense ot erne or.e t-lae to collect them for me. I am intending lo leave the County, and I must l ave my money before I go. Come, my f'elsow citizens, pay me what you owe me, and save trouble and t-xpetise. T C Lt. kkb. "Barrett's" Celebia-ed Hair Restorative. t Lindell Hotel. This popular hotel, situated on the corner it Six.h and Walnut Streets, Cincinnati, (A. 11. Jay nes, I'roj. rietor, ) is undergoing ihorugh rtnovanon, and continues to be a favorite resort with the tiavehng public. Comfortable beds in well turnihed rooms, the best of n.thls with acoon.n.odatis g waiters, for ail ot vlmh iiH.cIeiaie pi ices are puiJ, render the i.i!.;cll House oi e of the l)t!l ol esteui holei. We notice that the gentlemanly and atuntive "mine host" formerly of tbe Moss j House, and the uccominouaiing young Frank hrnti of the Seitz House, both ot tireer.shur. ' -1 Ir.uitiiia, are attaches of the "Litnlell." We l.taitily commend this hotel to ihe transient Religions.

i r,e mirnsrer.ai services ot liuler 1'arker, ot ; 0f every kind and quality; also Oys'ers, SarlUrii.soi., Ohio, hai beea tecured hj the Chi is- i dines, Fiuits, &c. They also serve iheir cust.:vii Cliuich at Mctanmra, lo preach at the iat- toaiers with Ice Cream and Soda Water dur

tei j lace ou 1 hursday evening id each week. Use "r-arretl's," and no other. Overcoats. Trichier i Scobey are etilmg Good Over- ; eeais at f7,o0 to tL oil. 2suw is the lime to Lathams at tlieii store. Bee Cholera. Il;e sinL-iilar Inltiiilv hui.iu honv hee in o - - j '""'' 19 attributed to a disease designa- ! 'eu bs a kind t.l cholera. Man v of our people , , , J i lave lost auuusl Ibtir enure crop. j - - ' Wiley cc Case Are in receipt ol another Mit. trior stock rf ft t;i. iiy Gioctriea of every k.ud and quainy, 1 wtiieii ti.ey ate otleiiiig at the lowest mat kel J rices, ll.ey also have a t-unetb assortment i el gueens-tate and t. assware, and aUo an in- ; In.'te v.u,e,v ot Candies. I'.tkles &c Call ! iu ihere when you want to purchase anvthinc. I Eclipse of the Hoon, On Wedi.esd) the 27ih ot ihis month, at - 'M o'clock 1. M , the lull moon, in the sign ft t auter, wd u.ov-e tnio a i, onion rf the i.adow ol the earth, and become a little less ti.aii one-hall eclipsed. The middle of ihe oc.iise will occur al 8:42, the end i 9:52 tl. e evening. Tne siz ot the tchpse will be i dibits on the northern limb. The moon id be one hour above the Lasiern horizon at 1. e 11,11, LleM fift-r J.IV l"f-Ii,.-!.- r.n tlml .e-u.i.... Th e wcild uses "Harrell's. Where to Gtt argains. lu.lging iiom the way Uiiuera and others tre carrying t,;l' Harness, Saddles and other " ities in i.is h!iei Hl lul3 fctaso cf ibe year, C. l.tehji is vtitaitily t;ivii.g his customers ;rat Laifcains. Eut theie is a belter baieam t't some geiod, entei pi ising perse n w ho w ill ttaie at.d luy tin utock and fixtures, and suettta Lim ia his thtiviniT l.c.!,,! U l, e iLe lucky n.an ? vTbited States District Court. Uil'uKt Jl OGK M'OONAI.D. Ti.c- U m;cd Males vs. Jonathan M. Dair and Muetie, cn a tiistilier's bond. The ques- ' M ,n ,hla ! I 1" a lea, as follows: I At.d Ur a tuilher idea tbis defendant sav ! noi to be charged with sa.d debt Oy fU 'd writinir obht!aiorv. because he ... 0-.... mi, toseu wriui.g ouiifttaioij . ...v uiicuusni siuea, viicu lue an; is i,, i ... i . , i biai.k as lo ihe naiiits ot the condors, l (' Ihe toi.duioi, that James Da.r shou.d at- I ! nn ihu. .,.. .. : u- .. .. F'uiaiii; and tliat iLe said su loosed wrilin.' i "'catory, thus signed, was lett with ona Wit- ! SUJ t. feauks, as an escrow, to be by him de-i ere.l m,u : J . red to ihe plaiulid' a ageut in case the same rs , r, j . .. . . . , . -. n.ai.s eAecu.ea Djr .ame. Ufir, J t.ul otherwise; that the said Dair did nev-:i-n said supposed wilting otiiigaiory, and ome ws i.ver dtliveied as a va.id bond ' Uetcildaiil." Ifiwl' 1 I . -, - ft-outv nei4 the lea good, ai d overruled fv tuurttr.

Deponent Sayeth. Depositions were taken before Charles Moor-

mann. Notary Public, on Monday, Tuesday

and Wednesday of this week, in the contested was small-pox. The remains were brought to election case of Reid vs. Julian. Two witness- his father's, three miles below Brookville, on es were examined from each Precinct in the Friday, where he was buried by the Odd FelTownships of Springfield, White Water, Salt j lows. Mr. Wiley was about twenty-four years

Creek, Highland, Ray and Metamora, and also several from the two Precincts in BrookTille Township. Thos. B. Adams appeared for G. W. Julian, and Henry Hanna for Judge Reid. The testimony shows very great irregularity in the voting last October in each of these Frecincta, there being no boundary lines established, and voters casting their ballots at either Precinct in their respective Townships. The County Commissioners sometime ago abolished the lines dividing these Frecincis, for some reason best known to themselves; but whether fraud was intended in doing so, does not yet clearly appear. The testimony will most probably result in throwing out the entire Congressional vote in every one of those seven Townships, thereby decreasing Reid 8 -majority in Franklin County fully 1,000 votes Depositions were taken in Wayne County last week by Judge Reid. L. D. Stubbs acted as attorney for Mr. Julian. The substance of the testimony has not yet transpired. Medical Meeting. According lo previous notice in the Connty papers, the following members of the Medical Profession met in the Red Men's Hall in Brookville at 1 o'clock P. . on the 14th inst: K Haymond, C. N Gibb., Z. Ferguson, J. H. Quick, II. Watson, 11. G. Averdick, T. H. Conner, Wm. II. Berry, J no. T. Wallace, Geo. Berry. Bertenshaw. W. W. McGuire not being present, sent in a communication by Dr. Conner. The meeting was called to order by the President, Dr. Uaymond. Dr. Averdick was chosen Secretary pro lem. After thorough organization, the following ntlemen were elected permanent officers of 1 Franklin Cout.tv Medical Society: Prea.dent-Dr. li. llavmond: " ! the ay mond ; Vice President Dr. tieo. Berry; Secretary Dr. J. 11. Quick; Treasurer Dr. Z. Ferguson. The tallowing Con. uiittees were selected: Com niitiee to draft Laws and By-Laws D Conner, Ferguson and Averdick ; Commitiecon Fees tor Protessional Services Ijrs. Quick, iiaytuond and Davis. A communication was received from Dr. V. N . McUmre, which was lefened to the Committee on Fees. most important business havintr b?eo trau-acted, the oietting atijouriied till the sec ond Thuisday in February at 10 o'clock A M , when ail regular Physicians of Franklin Coun- 1 ty ate expected lo present themselves and become members cf the Franklin County Medical Society, for their own interest as wed as tor that of the pub'tc at larre. K. Haymoxd, President. II. G. Averdick, Sc'y pro tern. 'Barrett's" most ellicacious. Gauger. Dr. John H. Iais, ot this place, has been I appointed Gauer at WhIz's l)is!iiiry here, . Chambers & Trainar. The above named gentlemen, formerly of Cedar Grove, have established themselves at No. 208 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, not fr from the 1. & C. K. R. Depot, where they have a splendid assortment of Cont'eclionGi ie ing the warm weather. They deserve abundant success in their nt-w enterprise. Anti Kviis ik-f Ccmpanj. Thej have a wtli oi-atuzed boeitty in Fajette County desi u:ed as above. On the 2d inst. eillicers were selected to se-rve the ensuing yenr. Tlie'j Cviiisist of tour Captains with tour j riJers each, and President, Secretary and j Treasurf-r. The tegular meetings of the So-! i ciety t.iKe place on the hrst Saiutdavs tn Jan- j uary, May and September. So sas tbe Con- , nei sville Times. " Erockviiie llarkets. j Wheat is siding in lirooliviile at $1,40 to j 'J!j - ! - ..V.l .l- . i''l,v' f,el ousnei accoruing to qua.r.y, Vorn ou c,s lr'ey f- to 15, Oats 50 cts., Flaxt't'eu v o t u. i imuitij seea c,ot, stover-; 13 l'er P"ud, Kve $1,10 per bushel, 1 tlour S i0 P"' b-rrel, Potatoes 75 cts. per ! bushel, Corn Meal SO cts. per bushel, Buck- : Butter 35 wlieat Flour $5 per hundred weight cts., r.gga oO cts. "Barrett's" took the Silver Medal. Demorest'a Monthly for February. This admirable parlor magazine receives large additions to its list of subscribers, with every re- ' turning holiday season, because of its populari- I ty as a Christmas acd Xew Year's gift, and it undoubtedly deserves them, fcr it is always welcome ! and seasonable. So better investment can have ' been made for the Sew Year than a subscription of the small sum required to secure its monthiy j visits. To housekeepers, mothers of l.imilies, ; and all those who wi.h to know hew to do wo - ' , , . ! i n,an 8 w, rk' " Wl11 rrfe a treasury of wealth ; and know ledge. Sj-vcarlv. Published at 838 1 I Broadway, Xcw York. Cincinnati Wholesale llaikcts. Ti esoaY, January IS P. JI. Flour. Tancv brand of t.;n on.l itl wl,.Bi -,, u ."..:. I uoui suit uui. ,.-,.o to v.ou. laniiiy is easier to buy at $7,M to 7,o, but Sen-e choice trade brands are held at SS.tH). Extra is dull st J6.50 1 t ml O ....... . c o t . i , r,U0. Supeifine at $5,75 to 6,25, and low grades j -t to o,.,o. xvye .our remains nrm at f ,,cu per barrel with light otTer.r.gs. B uck wheat floar ia dull at ?S,n0 to v. 50 accorttir.g to quality. Whett. So. 1 winter red is in demand at $1,75 I to 1,7S, but there is none offered. So. 2 is neglected at 1,70, and Xo. 3 at $1,60. Hill and white wheart is merely nominal. Corn-Is in light supply and fi.mat 6S; for ear i TOc for shelled, on arrival at the denott or in I sacks on the landing. Oats Are in light snrrly and active demand t at 64c for So. 1, in ele vat. r or i'ii.e huik and ' va .r, or pi.ine ui an j erally asked; So. 2 would I ...v - .i. i - bring 62c. Uye Is scarce; some So. 2 sold at $1,38, and i iftie is scarce: some , , . , . ' wonbr'DE 1i" i ; So. 1 ! Barley Is firm, with a fair demand for fn at 2ns 10 20J 1 Canada spring at 2,30, j nd So. 2 State at 1,S0 to 1,85. j ilalt Is in better dsmaid at 2,00 to 2,35 for 1 . . . fMftte HI l.MJ tO I .SO. ' ' ..-,- - good to prime spring Uogs Are scarce ani firm at 0,i0 to 11,00,1 gross, for light to heavy averages. j Seed. There is a good deuian ket for Clover at 17c per lb, and d and a firm mSr-i Timothy at 3,50 ' per bushel. Flaxseed is scarce and in good demand at 2,15 to 2,25 per bushel for small aad lare lots.

Deaths. ' Montgomery Wiley departed this life at Ha

gergtown on Tuesday, 14th inst. His disease of age, and had served in the Union army over three years. Thomas Stant died on Monday, 18th inst., at his residence one mile west of Blooming Grove, aged about eighty-three years. Mr. Slant had been a resident of Franklin County nearly fifty years. He accumulated a great amount of property, and was the fa;her of a la-ge family. Samuel McCleery died at Metamora, Jan'y 13;h, 1869, of consumption, aged 42 years. He leaves a wife and two children. His remains were interred at Venice, Ohio. Springfield Township Items. Springfield, Jan. ISih, 1869. Mr. Editor, I will for the first time endeavor to pen a few lines for your paper, hopiDg you will give them a cordial wel come. I presume that some of the readers of the American will be very glad to hear from this portion ot the County once more. We are prospering very well, considering the disadvantages that we labor under such weather as we have at present. We need a pike on every road, for they are ilniost impassable. We had the pike fever very badly eomc time aco, but it has all abated." It has become constitutional now. Go ahead, men of wealth, and improve your portion of the County. Do not live in the mud all your lives. Build a turnpike from Brookville to Oxford; then jou can have a good road on which to haul the productions of your farms to market. Our wheat crops look promising. If we do ntt have too i.ard a winter, thi crop will be excellent this year. I will co as far as to say we never had as good prospects cf croP8 of wheat before in my recollection, orn croP8 were pood last year with us. 1 he WeDt rom t0 e,ShtJfive busheS8 tn tbe acre. The farmers in this section of the County are improving their land in one way; that is, by ditching or draining their farms. They use tile principally for ditchiincr. I5ut as lor improving their roads they are very slow indeed. I think we have about the best land there is in the ! County and the worst roads. Do not allow this, men of wealth. Let us put our shoulders to the woik, and build a road that will be of some benefit to the neighborhood. It will increase the value of our land and the looks of our country, put j money in the treasury and hands to work ! on tne road, and we will have it comple- j ted in a very short time We have a splendid country store in this !ittle village, owned by A. L. Adams. He is eartymg on a very extensive business in the Ory goods and grocery line. in passing along giving a sketch of everything that comes to my mind, 1 wish j to give a few worus of encouragement to tie ir-pringhela Literary Society. This ?eeie!y is composed if the young getitlenien ancl ;dies ot prnig&t'ld and Big ; Cedar urove. lliey.have an excellent oociety. It is btli interesting and instructive. This is an institution that every young man and lady should be interested in. It is there they can shake off bashl'ulness and cultivate their taleut. The greatest men we have, or ever had. got their start in this way. Press onward, young ladies and gentlemen; the mark lies quer shall wear the crown. bo Coiufuer i i.ahfulness, and come out, men of tuieut ! and women of usefulness. Yours, D THE IN Dt AN WAR. Official Report from Sheridan. St. Louis, Januarj- 6. Gen Sherman has received the following dispatch : "In THeFieLD Fort Co',t5 "I ''INDIAN TERRITORY, Jan uarv 1, 186'1. J ! "0 ENER L The destruction of thJ 'JtAttiAL J.ne ucsiruction ol tile : Comanche village by Colohel Evans' Com- ! mand, gave the'finai blow to the backbone i f . T ' . , . .. S of the Indian rebellion. At 12 o'clock on !..! . i . . tl e ntgnc OI Hie olst ot lece:uber, a dele-; gation of the chief men of the Cheyennes '"1 "eit', i c my -out; in uuuiuer, arrived at this place on loot, their animals Alley "ld the ruI5d the . "Hage? , and begged 1 " 11.. 1 .1 - :r I'eace and permission lor their people u paper to protect them from the operations of our troops while en rente. "They report the tribe in mourning for their losses, their people starving, their ponies dying, their uogs all eaten up, and KO buflalo; that we had (breed them into the ctinons cn the eastern cdize of tht ?ta Ke,i lains. Where tliere were no Small Pau:e or hu.Tjio, and that they were in a bad fix, and desire to surrender UUCOn- j ditionallj. ''I acceded to their term?, ar.d will pun- j ish tljem j Ust y ; a nd I can scarcely luakc i an error in any punishment awarded, for ' i i- i j , i , ' t they ali have blood upon their hands. i "1 sec it is allesred bv Indian A rpnl that Black Kettle's bind were on the res-: crvL'.ioa at the time they wore attacked, i I ins is ialse. The reservation extends but thirty miles up the Oaaebita from ' U uatue tooiK p.ace one ; .'.,.1 , . ' h., 1,....1 ...I- . hundrea aud twenty tittles up that stream : from here It is "ilsii a'lp.- 1 tli-if tl o b,n,l frl.A).. v., ,,' ...n v-... ...... .iu uuc tuuiu maiie t'i . . - . t,l gueh arj assertion w liO had anv rpr.ird l.ir i tll2 Tie J0UDg ,uen 0f tbis banJ . c0 mc ucej thc War j cau viyQ jjjjyjg e 1 .."n C pi, ,,. T- , . j ft AiLvi iKtiuc i? ytuiii llieil were Out denredatinn- at Fiirt l),i,l.' whn ' .: 'i . .. t . i 1 j iroru tuai!, snia.l matter Carried by our i Carr,erS. ai pbutograt-bs stolen j lm ,n0 SCC"e,S,l cUe outrages on the i a, :i'Uie nvers, iu Kans.ts, Wtre lou,u ln 'no Captured oanip, and, in addition, I have their own illustrated his' ,. ' . , . " ,,,w , tory, found in their Captured Camp, showin? tbe difftreot u--hts Pr- nuirders this inoe were enirncea in, tne trains attacked .1 v - .. i . i- it- , ,he hy Pt'es attacked about i-ort alIace. nd th women, citizens and soldiers! ti n.1 if r t ii .---. -v ,-ft n -, r -. .- - .I . i ktilea. It is at tbe service ot anj one tled"in; information on the subject. It i i i v. l i . .1 r s : . . i . xv ca, ti'v -vi. kji ta.J VrUC UC- ; . . . r. i should be known, also, that I invitedBIack I txettie and tf.s taituiv- to come in, through the Arrapahoe chief Little Raven, in my j interview with that chief at Fort Dod-e,iu! September last, but they did not come. 1 'Yours respecifuMy, "I . II MI SUIT. VN', '-M.-J t Jencral Cjmai.in Jiu.

From the Sew York Post, January 14. The Great States Given Away. The Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette has doue a good service to the people by bringing together in a letter, which we publish in full to-day, the details of the grants made by Congress to railroad companies, out of the public lands. It appears that nearly one-third of all the lands of the nation have been already given away to great corporations; and that .peculators, encouraged by their success hitherto, are now before Congress with plausible schemes for getting nearly all that remains. The companies created and enriched by these grants will hereafter wield a pecuni. ary and political power greater than the hugest monopolies hitherto known have ventured to aspire to. The Union and Central Pacific roads alone, which are practically one, will control a financial interest of nominally 100 OUO.OUO, apart from the incalculable value of the lauds, 1 24.U0O.OUU acres, which they receive as a gift. Even at this time the value at current prices of the franchises aud property secured to these companies can not be es

timated at less thau 00.(.'O0,0Ut; all of ? . i . - 11. i . it obtained by the projectors without the investment of a dollar of their own, except in lobbying. The power they will have over the politics of the States which will be formed upon their line can not be less than absolute; and it will be a power without any cot responding responsibility, and therefore without any. ptoper check. Their financial power is already f tit throughout the couutry, and is growing with alarming rapidity. Each ?f the other great railroads which have received land grants is an incipient monopoly ou the same colossal scale. .Not less than ten srreat States, each of them larger than New York, each of theai sore to contain, within a century, not less thati live millions ot people, have been gien over to the control of these irresponsible ! ' monopolies. A direct grant to a body ol ! adve rule i fashi adventurers ot the rilit to own, settle and j a certain country torevcr, after the hioo of the great monarch of the age of discovery, would not be, iu reality, a I more tcckicss vioianon oi tuc principles ' of free government. i Is it time to stop this lavish uistribu- I j "on of empires? Is it time to hesitate iu this stupendous munificence, bv which the very traditions told by Herodotus of the kinfjdotus given to favorites bv "the Great Ivinti" of the Easi are surpassed? Is it time to have some regard to the purity and freedom of the government undei which our children are to live? If so, the first step is to rt iect utterly and at once every one of the plundering schemes now before Congress. Alter this is doue we maJ think of retracing our steps, aud niti; lo icmcuj some oi ine eus lor which the way is already prepared. ' There are many hair preparations in the market, out none h ve so lesirable an eileet upon the j liair ana scalp, as liau s egetab.e Sicilian Hair ! ReDewer. We can assure our readers that Barrett's Veg- ' etable Fair Restorative" is a re.illy valuabla preparation, and that a trial is all that is needed : to convince art v tme of its exi-elit ucy . 1'iils- j bur Cbristiau Auvoealc. IIAUi LOIIO. What are Jtlggs Good Foi? T O E A T O b' CO U RS K ! WHAT EI2 i Atl3 U2H Ft!?.? EGOS prperly applied, make tae hesi.shau.poon lor the hair tout can be ui-cd. 'fry it. The ticcsr castile is too sfrnni A.r ihe hair. Lvrj ery botile et I'rol. Crity"s IIAIK I.OllO has a cine for au suauip! on. All liret-cliss druggist U. After which, ifCillUSTY'rf L:'ilu "H'1'1''1' slossot splend rand beauty wni appear on tne hair, that will surprise vou. As a hair uressiug 1. r gentleman and ladies, it is : acknowledged by all wuo use the I.OTl'J to bo ; the best, if your hur is a :i: s:. greeril iy red, try one bottle of the LtI IO. Vi a w ill never regret , the money it cost uu. It is cheaper thai, oils, ; and decidedly hotter. If y r he.ul is cuvtreii : with dandruff, u.-e tne b ttic of i'rof. Christy's i Hair Lotio. The Loiia gros uiorehairon balds hvads than any thing a a, er t i ?ed. It will promote j the growth of la lies hair to any length uesiretl. i Read one of the many testimonials wuich we re- j eeive from ladies: Fki'F. Ckkisiy. ?ir,: I comtncr.crrl the afo of: your hair preparation at a, tiuit: when my hair was in a very unhealthy condition. Jlv b ;:lr v ry and harsh, aud whenever I drcwcdlt, it broke Tff' shat s hert an d thin. I bousrht one bottle ot your Hair I.nio to try it, and I was so pleased with it that I contiuued nsing l- I haveutcd the Lotio for nearly a year, j and it has grown me a he ld of h ur tti.it is soft J and glossy, and it is longer than it ever was he S . f fore tu my life. .Mrs. iJ. :i. r iin.'. It . The lady to wh.nn thepoet refers in the toliow Like her to whr ni at dead of night The bridegroom, with his lock oi l:ght, Carae in the fl tsh of lovo and pri.le And scaled the terrace of his bride: When, as she saw him rashly s:ring, Aud midway up in Tlanger cling, She flung him down her sou brown hair, Exclaiming, breathless, "there love, thera.'' o r sale by druggists everywhere, 1. All orders aui tetters should be ent to l'KUf. flllil.S I'Y & CO., CiuciLnaii, . Jan. 15-ly. PETEU.SI.XS' COr XT EKE I-IT DETECT OK : i- AND XATIOXA1. iiAMi NOTE LIT.corRKCTK l BY IUKXKI, IV CO., UANK1.US to all busiress turn in these tix'c? is invaluable ot coun terte-it mocc' (:hera tcing more in circulation new than ue-iore.i ii ceniir a nusceiianv ot ust-tct knowledge as regards the tinMes of therountry, and Ts especially devoted to Baskim;, Stoi ksJ RAPE' Mi'v, '! with t tud list of CiivxtKH- i ff'18 ? fu"",i!;n"1 ,a,!.k e 0t,7 ?d urrncy-' It contains the otliciai list ol all the National! Banks, and the uaiaes an I Kvtks or IMscoixr on all tte Statk Banks with quotations of the pen eral L'lSOofNT on .Xi Hs at the loi lowm g CH :es: Philadelphia, Xew Yolk, t i'eirinati. Baltimore, Chicago, Pi fshurst, t. bouis, tVo., ana the Wholesale l uces Cuiieut. With a ct n.r lete l,it of all ?he "rok,?n and "'tb.es lark and lUna note loth of every month. Kvery store ret er a o l i-er on engaged iu business should tubscui.e to Pe- ; 'ersi-n's i.etoetor. The price is lor tbe Monthly issue. One l'ollar and Fifty Cents a year, or for io emi Monthly issue. Three LlUis ;i tir TED.MS. f. r the Mont'oli is.-ue of twelvfti ita;ubers: One copy , one year $150 Two copies, one year 2 50 Three copies, one year 3 5U i c viij'if?, uiie jc.ir, anil jiu e.o i ift e-'iy to th person srettiug un the club, making six conies in all 6 ); ' I'KIUIS, for the Sea.1 Monthly issue of 21 nutnliers, for one jear, just ticuble the above . . tn ... fn the stemi.lllulUlll,. i;su ' hor(:b r they w-ii get descriptions ot tll new counterleits and altered; notes, souie two weeks in advance of tne ..lonth'J I11"rl''er' , . - i It. remitting, c-ct a Tost OSiue ortler, or a craft on Philadelphia or X York: if neither of these "n be had, send National bank notes or green- j .. C anvasers wanted everv where to pet subsenn- . er, to pe f Eitsoxs' SAT HiNAl. BANK NOTE ' LIST. Send for Canvasser's Confidential Circa- , r cuuu in tn sr ni.iruri oni. i.r.t w n iiws w i j in a. .1 A . . t- e i 1 t a ucTri-ov t. nBfiTFtFRS. .. . .. ft OV. ft ' - - - - . . No. 30(5 Chestnut SS t., Philadelphia. J Jan. 15-Sw. ' vv ILLIMIVI to. vy irv, , Attorney at Law & Ileal Lstate Agent,) I I f I I IMttS V r III I I BROOKVILLE, IMUA-.A. ! Officein the Court House. Collections promptly ! attended to, Ileal listate bought and sold, Txe&( I a i, ic. ijaul-Hu

State of ladlana, County of Franklin. - T0TICE is hereby given that Murray Shipley, i-v William II. Hoover and James K. Puinphrey, partners in trade under the name aud style ot Murray, bhipley J. Co., have filed their petition in the Court of Common Pleas of said County aeainst the administrators, widow aad heirs of Henry C. Gallion, deceased, for an order to se!I the real estate of said decedent, his iersoDal owing Insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of said Court. Dated this 12th day of January, 1869. S. S. H AKRKLI., C. C. C. P. Fra.iV.Iin County. Holland, Binkley A Jones, Att'ys. jan Id Sw. HAIR LOTH).

PBOF- CHRlSTY'SlsfOCSISfi

JJU UJJI- JU1S TILLtD UONCJ-A TiiAifcl) HAIR LOTIO, CAREFfJLLY an a scientifically prepared especially for the promotion of the growth of the Beard. Thousands of young men who have used it wiil testily thai it Improves the Growth of the Mustache and Whiskers better THAN ANYTHING UsED. If your Mustache or Whiskers does not grow long enough to suit, you try a bottle. The Lo tio acts immediately upon the producing glands, reinvigorating their torped action, proJucit g in a short time a luxuriant growth of beard. bent by Express, cate'.ully packed, to any awl -dress in the United States, at the following prices: One Bottle, $1, 50; Three Bottles, $3,01) Half Dozen to one address. 5. Id). If you wish the LOTIO to use .is a Whisker Promoter, ask or write for Proi. Christy's Double IHstilted Concentrated Hair Lotio. Ali Orders and Letters must b sent to PUMK. CHRIsTY Jt CO., No. 175 West Filth Street., Ciocii-uati, O. JOHN D. PAL.K, Wholesale Agent. Jan. ld-ly. Petition Tor Partition. STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN COCXTY. In tbi Frank t. in Couuon Vlkas CrnT. Gertrude Dautricii , J i bu K ltig. Ouardinn . f Henry andPtiilip V. L'aulrich, minor, mil Jacob 11. Masters vs. JuUn lautrteh, Mary Keideubaca and Frederick J. Heideubar-b. OX this 30th dv of Ieceiijber, lbf. S. in vacation of said Court, comes the plaintiff., by llol. and, Binkley & Jt.ne:-, ihtir tu irejf. and. file tfctir c:uiptaitit herein, and also An atfi Jvit. by which it appears that the satue relitte to Ileal Btate. and th-it .Vary Kridenbarh ar.d Freoer i.-k J. Keidenr.ch sire l.K'tstary parties to said l-m i "1 A run .r.i.A.t , , , . . t .. t . T;AP. oaia Don-resuier.i utier.uanis are tnereiore fterefey notified of the pendonry of thif fuit, and rtIranklin Common i litis CVurt on the cc4Ild dn of the nest term thereof, to lie held at the Court ileuse, in the town .f rrooKvil!e. at the County of Franklin, in the State of Indiana, ou the irft Mord:iy ol March, ISCtt, then unit thre to plead auv prsvtr tu sa d con.j lait .f ihcp'ci tiffs aforesaid. Witness: Sauiutl S. Ha rrell, Cik . f sii J Cuui I this 5ih flav of January, A. D. l!-ri. SAM UK I. S. U A R ELI,, Clerk F. C. C. P. Hollr.ni, Binkley Jfc Jones, Atty's for pl'tf. jaa 8 Sw. VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALK. 'IHK undersigned otfers for sale her two farms A- situated iu Springfield Township, 1 i milts East of Union, on the Oxford ami Brookville road. One of the f.iruis couttins 50 acres, and the oiher 1 0 acres both improved no waste land, lhey wiil he suld together or separately . Enquire ot ilAKtiABEl UlMIs, on the or of B. F. TI inds, over Linck's S to e in Jan 3w tll'IIV FA KM FOR SAi.t AT A BARGAIN. THE umlcrsigned offers for sale his farm of 213! 1- acres, situa ted on Pipe C ieek, two miles South ; oi .Tcimii:a. i .10 or 10 acres ot wuie-11 is cleared land, balance tn titnher; 50 or fin acres of Ihe best bottom '.and; a u'omi two-st-ry frame honse with h ill on lower floor: g.ol cellar; goi d well o! water; thrsc or four never failing springs: two iare oreharils, one of which is never-failing: good barn, and other outl'uii.lir gs. This is a good stock farui, anl als'i good for all kindot strain. As I intend removing to the West, the above is offered at a bargain. If r ot sold at private gale by the 1st of March next, I wilt, on that day, offer the farm at public sale, together with all my personal prierty, nonsisting of Horses. Cattle, Hogs, Iiay, Corn, Farming Utensils, 11 msch'ild an 1 Kitchen Furniture, Jcc, Ac. l-'or terms, etiquire of jox.t:i a:, flkmixg, j in -2;a. or at this t3i.;o. DKM0UET'3 YOrXd AMKKICA. Enlarg ed. It is the best Juvenile Magazine. Kvery Boy and irl t ha t sees it s-iy s so ; a 11 the lress say ss And VarcTtts and Teaei.ers contii m it. Io not fail to secure a copy. A cood Microscope, with a liiass Cyiiii'ler, to cortiue living oi'j-.cts, or a go id two-bladed, pe tri i'm ki.t K nife, and a large number of other desitabie article, given a.urns to each subscriber. l'aldica'i.in Otlicc, t--'iS I'.r.i Try it, B ys and (J iris. ! ci nts. mailed tree. Dec. 18-3w. ml way , ew i ot k. j peoimen ecj ics, ten TEMUKKST S MOMIILV MAGAZINE, uni J1-' versittly aknow le-lged the M del fa -l..r .Magav.tneot America: itev;. ted to Cnginal Stories, Poems, Sketches, Household Matters, tJems of Thought, Personal and Literary ossip (including speoiat dcparlinents on Fdshioos.) Instructions oc Health, Music, Amusements, etc., by ihe best authors, aad prifusely Itlustrted with costly er.gravitigs, useful and reliable Patterns. Embroideries, and i constant succession of a rtisiij no vel ties, with ot aer useful ::n d en tertain-'"j ing literature. j No person of refinement, economical bensewife, ! or lady of taste can afford to do without the Model Monthly. Specimen copies, 15 cents, malted ! free. Yearly , 3, with a valunliie premium; two j copies, $5, Ml; three copies, ft ,;!'; rive copies. $12, j and splendid p emiuins f r cluV at flie tch. with t the Erst premiums to each subscriber. JfjffA new j liartram A- Fanton ew'.cg -Machine fjr 2U Sub- ! scritiers ?it $1 each. I Publication Ofiicc, Sr.n btiT, Xcw Turk. ! I'crnorest's Monthly an I Youu- Am -ri a to- ! gether 4, with the premU'u? for ea. I L'cc lp o.v. I GliAIX AXii SKKi) WAXTICD. T will pay Cash for ali kin Is of 'Jrain and 'eed. - delivered at :nv Distiilery or arehouse in 11 irtis. n, Ohio. " J01IX CdLTti;. Sept. 2:?, ivi--tf. THE HEW YJiiK 033HVH TS now Fubp.shing a New cri.i! Story, to run X through a large part of the next volume, en- j titled 'Mil. BROWNING'S TAI-ISII." j All Sew Subscribers w ill get the Story Com-: p 1 e t e . j We send .irover Jt Baker's j55 Sewing Machine ! for IS Xew subscribers. In o nier to in 1 1 . o uce i he Observer to new read ers and new circles of influence, wv make the tol- I lowir. libera! oners lor j SK-.V cVSSCRIHERS: ' IVc will send the Observer for one yenrto i 2 subscribers, t r.e or both being new, for 6 f 0 ' 2 ' twuor a'.l 06: i three or all ' $1U t0 Or. to any iierson sending us five or more new ! subseribers, we wiil allow one Uolt.tr commission on e-a h . ! sSend by chccV, drift, or Post-oEce order. ! Sample 0 pies and Circulars sent free. j Term. 3 5i a. yenr, in advance. j Si iSKV K. .MOr.SK. Jr., Jt CO., j Dec. 4. :i7 P;u k Row, Xe York. ! DEALER IX jD HUGS ,iI.D iI-DtuIH2S, P A I NTS AND OILS, r 11 In ISIIES. V .v- - - '. .; p. i ?. v .nivjto vj- v- w . --j. 2. IPatont !Xcclicines tfce. A T THE PVBLW SCA LE, (MAIS STKEET.) BROOKVILLE, INDIANA. .Tulyl7-!y mis x. z n uq$ (formf.rly fvpge house,) lUOOKVILI.E, INI). Teed -'table att.chod. ma2 y

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WOOL WANTED AT VII E "Old White Corner,' 9 IX EXCBAXGE FOR FLANNELS, BLANKETS,

YARNS MANUFACTURED AT TUB nARRISOX WOOLEN FACTORY ! ! Having bought MAJOR J. C. BURTON'S STOCK OV GOODS, and having also purchased AX ADDITIONAL ASSORTMENT CINCINNATI, we will sell EXCLUSIVELY fr iN AT REDUCED PR CES. oct30 DIKTZ OEIS. J. BAUER & CO., Sole Agents for the Gold Medal W.U KNABE&C0 GRAND SQUAIIK AND UPRIGHT PIANOS, Also for the A . II . G A L E &' C 0 EMIL G ABLER, And other First Cliss I nssru!oent, Wholesale Agents for CAUHAHT & N KEDHAM'S CKIKHRATKD ORGANS AND MELODEONS. BRASS AND GERMAN SILVER BAND INSTRUMENTS, And all kinds of Musical Merchandise, ua: ASP Xo. CO W'tjtliiujiin Sff-e, 0RO5EY OPERA HOUSE, CHJCAO A ILLi:;0i Send for Catalogue and Tiice Litt. Oct. 2 iy. PRICES UNIFORM AT THE SUIC & KAISER Have received a Magnificent Stock ot , q t'yt ' . t " J ' X all CSC VV lllteT UXy (jrOOCtS ! .,. ,- : ..r .mir..i , ..ll,. variety 'f Stvles and Quality. DARK 1T.1NTS AND DKLAINKS. ii.a.Tv v- vitniH kii l.rsTiii-'.s KVUI.ISII A- FliKXCII iF.RIOS j -..- .. - 1 SHAWLS AND CLO A k I N (iS, BROWN et HLKACII HD MUSLINS, JEANS, TWKFDS. C A SSI M KWV.S, GLOVKS, HOSIERY. NOTIONS, ktc All those in need of Pry Go. ds will nd it t their adv jntage to give us a coll. WE SELL AT LOW PRICES. oct3; STING .1 YAIKU. c-y. ."es-. Vcicetabe ff HAIR RtSTCRATIVE it: n Wn clc-i.i.1 I'v ili N. II Milr r'i Q V S nml i. n. u comi-J' il 1 tlir l-i.l li- o In I 1 0 J the very l.i--t 1 r--l;ii;Ci n 1. Kr-otHuic j 1 viniv ..r i"atl ti Ilai lor. i proiuti..iTif ;lrui"t. mut t'r lM"wii(r ' anl lloti;i-itic Hi--iinir. 1i r fr e Sj W:tv- ih St-nlp t H AK slum me nwii i.;in-. hum v- l- Sis s- uv . V J. R. BARRETT St CO., Prowrietort, M ANCHKSTEB, X. n. JI. IV. HAI LE, Sole Agent for Urookville. SADDLE & HARNESS M A X 1" F ACT V V. K H, T) ospeetfull v aonou nee to the ei tii?n of J!'i - mora an J vicinity thnt he is prepared to turnish sASpirs i: a r re tss of every kin 1 promptlj to order. AIo r?, r.j r? n ff P Ul Ldj J b J-i I Lj done on short notice. Term? reason blc. Metamora Intl., Oct. 1" Uni. 7 W7 ftf3. LICENSED AUCTIONEER enr.s renson tble t 16 3:n. AJ lress lre ersbui g. Tilli SUE IT CAUSE OF EUKAN MISERY Just published, in ica'td tiiiil.'i't. Ptije ore ts A ! LECTUSIE on the Iftfafure. Treatment, and h1 Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sptr

DintnrrbftUa, induced by tf If-Almat, Invoiuutary - i j j J i '' Emissions, l.upitcney, Xer.-Mi tft)!i!ily aad'lji t.l I n.i vt.t It --i Impediments to Mnrriifo g-n'r:tl:: t'onsuinp- ! e lut t.l 1 n t iu t i .i 1 1 - 1 1 tion, Kilesy, nd Fits: Mcnti I . ti Physical 1 it ; ut::i.. in . .i 1 1 ft. j.si.r cap- ei' v , etc. Itv R)ilKRT J. Cl'liVKUM El. I , -s t u- ... i.o.t. .

M. Author of tne -tree-a H.:uk," etc. , The wwrld reu.iwned.Au; hor, in ihi ;nrblc i Lecture. o!eiri i.rorrt. from his ..Tit tin nencr. : j I - ' i j that tKe awful eonseoiiences of Soif -A buse uiy j be effectually removed without utedicioe, and j without dangerous surgie.l opernttoit. bougie. ; i9truments, rin?, or cr liais ptiiatTos nut. a i mode of cure at once certain ;ind c.'. e?ti.l, by j whi-.-h ever; sufferer, no rnitter whit his eo di j tion may be, may cure him-elf ch -t. p'j . privtt ly. and radically. " j This Lecture will pr ive s - on to thousand- ! aad thousands. -etiT, mt.ior sell. uny sealed envelop, on receipt ol six .-t i.ts. or ttio postage s. laps. Also, Sir. Cuiierntii's ".Marriage tiuide," price 2.i puntf. A tdre. s CI! S. .1. C. K 1.1 N K .V Co.. 12f Bowery, Xcw York, Post iSce Itox 5Sfi. If!DiAKA HOUSE, 1G3 West Fifth Street, Gideoa Ryman, Proprietor, nichSO tf ADAMS & BERRY, t, irir Ki is i? (BROKVILLK, ISMAS4,) over GiiUion's Store mirl 1 -

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:-a?5!'!3PS LaHuc 8t Brother, TrTnTTTjT, rcspci I fi:i! dire ci I tit-! rttrr ef V' al I pernoiif i c want of TIN WAUKOlt SrJOYrS OF AN V klN C . to thir sortmt ct t ty,c": !fc r Ji J( j Ctw, j wher- th.y keeji corstantlj or Iijm' l.nrge stre ot everv tbinr t r teir linr o1 kn-iaps. 1 kty will also put up ti trdtt, TlnRor finir.CntU r'rt t'$ 8rFtIrff. j They are ! Airct-r-i. : - U ral ot Adrnt't I Puis. Also Agent tV.i. Kiswald" Ketalli I Soles andHeals, wiiioh taey will sell anker hlcj sal or retjil. i They offer all srliiltt it liT?tw at mr j reason itilt cash prices, an iill.tirruil i s wrrf d togivesttiisfactUt. Urdert rS) ect'.allj svllaited. Also.pnt ssT.MHTSIVfl ROPS Its. rr foot and 1 .5 per point . Aprl9,t8n0 lyt. 1W TIN. AND 5sT(:'E SlCRE t I FiOBERT CSLC RN has just enrre a new STrcrtF f Oil.'Jtt W, ;t,'Jvf Mitih F) ' tff Shirt. (NEAR LINCK'SblC Vl 'pO WHICH BE WOl 1 1' I'll 1 11 1 I j X attention of .';! n ii, v n oi n j J j iu hi line Vhimi .-. he t i j . fcni..J t j .land a lare ea) p el ! 3UGAF. KLTlLte t r r r c t t h v i mm A h L r.MKA II in du es. pre; sred to uik art) pat p ; TIN FIFE, Li jll.1 1- . X GUTTERS. Af D UK FCCF. Old Iron, ( i i tr, lint 1 1 c hr.ur : 'aken in cxchai fit fot arc. All articles in his line wil' be s Id , a n rl work i executed, on the mom reason .h.c inn., it otb -r j.rouipt parip g eust.uir.rs . H e repci;ll J olirit j ashareofpr. blic pn trcra f m , t -1 j .EXCHAKUE K111S 1 1 UOO K V I U.K. 1ND1A.NA. 17"AfcillM,iON I! o t. L A N I haviujj ld kit ' halt ol the abo a na med esta biisn lueu t to JOBS . AhAIR and V. W. BUTLER, they. l in connection with nAL'ltK a. IlAKfcK, htr forinea a put n.ersh ip for the purpose of I run ning I he.ea ie t, have put it in eieeilt-tat ruDiiDf order, ami r: l prej ated to do work in tb gpet- : di ft aDd lest tn.inr. pccicl attentio'. tr Ten to onf:u work, aad oar fa iiitiei- for grinding being to are!, wa can !- j n.ys ou short notice tutu out grists fur uui tmj t ncrs. j The higrV tr't rt pr?c pi. in C ? JI for 'V heat, or we win gnuu It t.g.i nd pack Floar I tor those I o do rot ritsire to fell. Thanktul for pat tavorr, th solicit a coctinnanccaiidaniittrrrseol nufint. S KAKKR , A 1'AIk BUTLBl . j "ookvilie. I No. M.' . 'A Ktp sitciy f ilrr J h .: ui t , t td li.ii i rctu i ." II A F 1 1 h S F.AEAF. sup) leii- n; c-.i an it ; Mii-cKtir loll .-!.. patterns i f ut T t.1 a I b ! : ni n i l.P tl.- j t ) r every fort ti ig h . a I d e. mi. l.i. an t.ei tft t ttlored Khsl i..n Plate. 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