Indiana American, Volume 9, Number 22, Brookville, Franklin County, 3 June 1870 — Page 3

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LOCAL DEPARTMENT. Agricultural Meeting. The regular meeting of the Franklin County Aericolioral Society and the Board of Director will be held on Saturday, Jane 4lh. Commencement Exercises of Brockville College. Sunday, ne 12, 10J A. M. Anneal Sermon by Ker. L 'V. Wiley D. D., Editor Ladies' Repository. P. M. Baccalaureate Sermon by the President. Monday, Jane 13, 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. Examioation of Claeses. 8 P. M. Exhibition of Preparatory and Acalemic Departments. To this eotertaimnaeut a slight admission fee will be charged to defray the expenses of Commencement. Tuesday. Jone U, 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. Examination of Classes. 8 P. M. Annnal Address before the Literary Society by Rev. II. Baker Jr. Covington, Ky. Wednesday, Jane 15, 9 A. M. to 12 M. Examination of Classes. 2 P. M Annual Meeting of the Hoard of Trustees 8 P. M. Graduating Exercises and Conferring Degrees. The Examinations will be interspersed with Music, Readings, Declamations, &c. We earnestly invite a full attendance upon all the exercises of the Commencement. Former Graduates and Students are specially ioTited to be present. J. P. D. John, President. The New Railroad. We have been handed a letter from Seymour, recently written to one of our citizens by the Secretary of the new Railroad Company organized at that place, in which he states that a committee will be over the road in a short time, who will visit our place to confer with our citizens. The Secretary writes : We are much gratified to learn that you are iu tavor of our route. We are in earnest in the inaiier, and are working to secure the road, which we think will be a mutual beiietii to us all. On Saturday an enthusiastic meeting was held at Siiein, the coumy seat of Washington Coumy. A comnmiee from here whs present i'bey promise Si 00,000. ami i:ave appointed a committee to raise -'ii ei miie tor a prrlinm.ary survey. Also a coiunmiee to u.orou;li;y canvass the Coumy ami accompany an entueer hum here who will noun make anutuewbal rapid tripovet vne rou e beiaeen here and b. ansvnie. We mean busilits here, a nl are deeply in earnest, and are glad to U-arn iha the came f-en:ig is existing .Northeast as Wrii as Siuihweat. Disttibutioa cf School Fund. The amount I Coiumon School Fund apportioned by the Superintendent of Public Instruction and due Frmitlin County f,r May lS70, is the sum of $15.0-17 35, and the number of child ren in the County is 7,660. Tue above mentioned School l and lis therefore been dislnbuted by the Auditor of this Counly lo each Livil Township and Incorporated foii at the rale ol nearly $2 OH per child, to wit : Am"t Dw. Su. Children Bath Township, Sptiiiylieid l'ownlitp. While Water Township, Highland Towiihii llrookvilie ToKnstiip, iflti 77 M5 i. 1 lv)U trJ ;JZ 36 4-"H 06 'i2S 402 (i-!t llc. railhead lowiishif. lilooiiiiuit tiiove I'ownship, Tso Ii) Laurel township. 7i0iJ Meiamora Township, 71 liuller I'ownship, 1 lily 5 Kay lon.hii, 15tS tij Salt Cieek lonship, l(Jo7 46 l'oey Toiisiiip, 6:1.) 2'J lirimk viik- Corporation, 1351 'J Laurr I Corporal ion, buy 7;t Alt. Car met Corporation, lf ut 3j0 ;t i M1 7o M.i i fey Keeling of Commissioners. The Franklin County Uoard ot Commissioners will convene in regular sessioii oa Monday next. Judicial. The Democratic Convention at Harrison on Saturday last nominated Henry J. Hanr.a lor Circuit Jude on the 2Tth ballot. McMilleii j of Dearborn County is reported to have bten nominated for l'tcst cutur, ihough lirouiley ol Dearborn claim i that tiou.i nai iun. Wool! Weoi.! Wool Wantkd at Linck's Store, any quantity, fur which the highest market price will be j' .id either in cash or goods, liiing your Wool along and get your goods at Cincinnati prices. Strawberries. H. D. Terr.plelviu, at his store in this place, ' ' . is in d.-nly receipt ol tresh strawberries from Dorimd;ij8 beds at New Trenton Temperance Mass Heeling. liemember the Temperance Mass Meeting near Quakertown on Saturday ntxt. number of dislinguis-hed orators are posted tor the occasion. Houston vs. Beckett. The case of Y. 11. Houston and others vs. A. T. Beckett and others, concerning the Cotinersviile & lirookville Turnpike, was decided in favor ot the plsiotills, in the Supreme Court of Iudtana, last week. Corn Damag-ed. llie grub worm, web worm, etc., are doin a great deal ot damage to the, corn. Some far inera have had to plant the second time. Change of Time Table. A change in tiie running time on the White ater Yailey Uailroad lias taken place. See time card elsewhere. Dietz & Geis. ITie above named tirui are agents for tbe S:. Joseph Woolen Factory at Uldeuburjtheir advertisement in another column. See

I seemed to be great unanimity in partaking of the c f.i t,. delicacies set before thcui. After doing ample T . B Will S OtOre. I justice to the guud things, came the ptesents of It 18 an undeniable tact that goods can be clothing, money and oljur valuables, amounting bought as cheap a, dirt at S vitVs S.ore. We cousider.bl e sum. In conclusion, I would i say that Kro. Atlev is deservingly popular with happened in there the other day, and were, sat- the people ot his charge. He Las been instromcntsfied that bargains can be obtained there j tal ia accomplishing much good during the prcsKn,., i v ii . lent Confcranee year. He and b:.s worthy col-u-irtaias in Dry Ooods, Clotbio, Hats, Caps, j ieague ir. Havens have taken into the church Boots, Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, Queens- ! about.two hundred persons. "S-vi.

re, Ac. We advise every one in want ol ;ihing in the above line to call io there aud purchase before going elsewhere. T.W. Cowey, Photograplier, Brookville. "ill visit the people ot this County during the Present Summer for the purpose of toliciling ..v-wffv ordera to copy Old Pictures lie has improved on copying facilities, so that be cannot be beat in copying Old Pictures by ny Photographer in the State. Hunt up your old picore of deceased friends and have them ready "ten he or hie Assistant, F. B. Uoleman, calls, or send tbem to his Gallery. Look out for him l Cedar Grove sometime daring next week.

' Meeting of Franklin County Sabbath. School Union. Mat 28th, 1870. Pursuant to call, the Franklin County Sabbath School Union met in the basement of the Presbyterian Church in Brookville at 10 o'clock A. M , and was called to order by the President, A. B. Line. The exercises were opened with reading a portion of Scripture and prayer by Dr. Lynch. The Secretary being absent, L. J. Vanlandingbam was chosen Secretary pro tern. The President then stated that the object of the tnpeting was to review the work of the various Sabbath Schools throughout the Connty,

to consult and recommend measures promotive of the interest and success of the Sabbath School cause. There being bnt few Sabbath Schools present, A. B. Line, J. S. Martin, C Fogel and M. W. Haile were appointed a committee to ascertain all the facts they could respecting the Sabbath Schools of the County, and report the same to the Society at the afternoon session. A committee was also appointed to report at the same time a beard of officers to represent the Society for the ensuing year. The President thought there were too many officers on the present board for the good of the Society; so the propriety of reducing the number was left to the Committee on Nominations. Very interesting remarks were made by A. B. Line, Dr Lynch and M. W Haile upon the mode of opening and the way to create and keep up interest in the Sabbath School. O n mo!ion the meeting adjourned until 2 o'clock p. si. AFTERNOON SESSION. At the appointed hour the Society convened, and the following reports were submitted and concurred in : REPORT OF TREASURER. Having moved since the last meeting of the Society, I cannot lay my hands on the necessary papers to mike an accurate report, but from my recollection 1 think there wer $4,25 CHliie into my hands, $1 of which I paid for a blank book, leaving $3.25 in my bauds. It the amount should vary either way when I find my papers, it will be reported in future. All ot which is respectfully -ub.nitted Jobs W. Hot, Treasurer. May 28th, 1S70 REPORT OV COMMITTEE OX KOMIS ATIOSS. The boaid of officers shall consist of a Presideni, Viee President, Recording Secrelarv, Corresponding Secretary and Treasurer. Said cilices to be tilled I lie ensuing year bv A. B. Line, President ; M . W. llaiie, Vice President; R. H. Swift, S-cretary; J. W. Keely, Corresponding Si-creaiy; and W. F. llitt, Treasurer. The Committee on Nominations also recommended the appointment of a committee of two in each Township of 'he C lU'iiy, whose duty it shad be to visit ihs Sabbath Schools in their respective Townships, cclleet staiistics, and re port same to this Society. These appointments are as follows : Brookville Township Dr Lynch and his successor and U-v W. A. Hutchison. Uiiler Township W. II. Foster and E. W. FoMer. fcipi-i:igfild Township Vm. O'liyrne and J. A. Aopleua:e. Ilvh Township.! J. Goff and W. 11. Sliultz. Fairfield Tjwuship "saiii'l Kose and Fiank Best. Y hite Water Township E. K. Rockafellar and Wm. Duo. Highland Township William L. Case and I Reuben E. Petty. ! M-t.miirft Pi-ku: itsh i ti A Vnr.rmn nnrl James Coil. Laurel Tovnship A. W. Beighle and Wm. S. Je er. Blooming Grove Towntbip John Webb and Win. il. Rolerls. Posey, Kay and Sal'creek Townships to be supplied by trie President when he finds suitable persons. On moiion, Dr. Lynch, Rev. W. A. Hutchison and A. B. Line were appointed Delegates to represent Franklin County in the S;ate Sab- ! haih Scho ol Convention to he held at F.vansville, June 7th. O i nunioi of M. W. II it was ordered that each Sabbath Sciiool in the County lake np a specific culit-ciion to defray the expenses cf gaid Dtleaies to the Cnnveniion; and it' there be any surplus add it to the treasury ol thU Society. Said collections to be forwarded to V. t lliit. Treasurer of Fraiikiiii County Sabbath School Uiian. On motion of Dr. Lynch, the board of officers were appointed a committee to consult the propriety of hid iin- a two days' Sabbath School Convention, and if ibey deem il proper to call the meeting sometime in Oc:ober. (in mrtli.wi lliA KfM-fl A rv rtr.lfirBil tr) r , e ., . . r Lirnish a copy ot these proceedings to each ol the County papers. A. it. LlSB, Pres't. L. J. Yam.asdinrh.vm, Sec' y pro tern. Acci'Ieut. Quite an accidem. occurred to Mr. I'rewer, the man who feeds the hogs al Bergs' Distillery. On Saturday sLernoon lie tell inlo one of the lare slop tubs and was severely scalded. His condition is ra. her critical, but hopes are entertained of his lecovery. His suffaiing is ten iblc. A Jsuipuse Patty. Mr. Epitor., The Rev. J. S. Alley and wife of Clarktburg, Ind., bating gone to Morris to visit a tick mother, on their return home imagine their great surpriso to lcra that in their absence their house and premises h id been taxes possasioa of. j They wo.-o ojt.it. tha yirl gtn aai vory uncere mouiously helped out of the bag?y and conducted to the house. Here they were greeted by over fifty persons, wearing as pleasant and cheerful countenances as one would wish to see. The crowd ws represented by Presbyterian" and Reformers, a well as members of t aeir o ( M . H.) Church. After the social little pleasantries, they were conducted lo tha dining room, where a taole of ampie dimensions was faitly groaning beneath ' the eating line, whica was as uice as tbe nicest I n good as the best. There might have been, j for what I know, some theological differences I among them; but one thing I ao know, there Laurel, Ind. The Pens of the Distillery Are the most sickening nuisance within a radius of 00 miles of ItarrissQ. Vf a hat night, when the air is still, toe odor from them is enough to V''tu. off the excreai, lence. 1 here is ao way of carrying excrementitioos od tl from tae a, and as a j oHenee, all this offensive matter collects an- ! alr nd ata tl Ail th A rftns fall nF thttr rtwjncn n t j concomitants, tendering the psce and, health of the neighborhood anything but secure. A sluice way of ao feet from th- pens to the river and a system of flooding or drenching the pens would obviate much of this and render tha hogs themselves much healthier and less liable to disease. We would respectfully suggest to the proprietor that such a coarse would greatly sabserve the public welfare and would at the same time be an absolute saving in the matter of losing bogs by diseases. Uarrlson Advocate.

In commenting upon the Seymour Times' no-

tlce of the organisation of the Sandusky, 8ey moor and Evansville Railroad Company, the Paoi Union says: We are Very much gratified to see that the citizens of Seymour are awake to their interest and bave completed the organisation of the San an sky , Seymour and Evansville Railroad. Mow as the ball is in motion let oar citizens do their duty and the road will be built through Paolt, opening apto the markets ( the world oar rioh store of mineral wealth that has so long laid dormant for want of proper means of transportation. Let not citisea of Orange county refuse the right ot way through their lands and subscribe every dollar they are able to help oaild this important thoroughfare. It is a duty we -w ourselves and posterity, and when we have contributed to the improvement of the world, either with our mo ney or influence, is but the fullGllment of our mission here to improve, beautify, refine the' world and society, and this cannot be done unlets it is with a anited effurt on our part. Blooming Grove Items. Ma. Editor, I wish to say that in this locality there is nothing of interest transpiring, which is the cause of the silence of your correspondent. Farmers are complaining of the dry weather, and from appearances the crops of wheat, oats and grass will be shortin consequence. Occasionally we can see a S-)li of wheat looking fair in this and Fayette County, but a large amount ot the irround sown will not vield half a crop. Corn was put in the ground in good order, but the cool i 1 s B ' I dry weather is giving the cut-worm advantages, and they are using it to the destruction of corn fields, causing some to plant their fields over, and others to re-plant largely. We have a good prospect for fruit. Small fruits and berries abundant. James Clendening is appointed Post Master at this place, an 1 Will soon take charge of the office. Health good. More anon. H. May SO, 1ST0. Metamora Items. The millers at Me tain or a are paying one dollar per bushel fur w heat. A bridge across the West Fork above Metamora is much needed. The old rickety concern near the distillery is very unsafe. A lorg railroad switch having besn pat down at Alley A Blaeklidge'a saw-mill, that locality is soon to be a signal station to be called "Gordon's." J. A. Sl 0. Vacinp, blacis'niths, are thronged with wagon work. They rank auiong the best of mechanics. 1 he stores of M. B. & M. C. Gjrdon, Ta gue Jt Leeson and Alf. Blacklidge are crowded with dry goods, groceries, queensware, Ac. Each of those stores has a lively trade. The farmers predict a failure of the hay and oat urops, and whc.it and other grains are suffering from the drouth. There is a prospect of a liberal yield of fruits of every kind. J. P. Alley and A. J. Roberts are ship ping vastiiuantities of lumber per railroad several car loads every dy. Milburn, the blind lecturer, spoke on Temperance at the AI. i. Chuich oa t riiy night of last week to a large audieace. The (iuod Teinpiars at Metaraora are steadily iacrotsia il auiber nuw neirly one hundred members of boh sexes. They meet every Thursday eveniug. Kentucky's Latest and Best. Whatever emanates from tuis old o unoowenlth we are wont to look upon as the real imon pure" and genuine article of the clays represented. In fact, we may say with emphasis, that Kentucky is not a healthy soil for the growth of humbug-!. T he best thing now oileied to our citizens from this State is tho '-clreas liendersou Co. Piise fccheiue," and we believe they will show their wisdom by investing freely in tickets. Read their advert.semcnt found in another column of our paper closely, and investigate the whole thoroughly , and learn how eoinpletely '.he facts bear out the statement. The Editor of this p.:per will , t .- ! take pleasure in ordering tickets fur such ot his i lricnds as may wish it. t ! Lines "lYritten on tbe Dettb of T.-itl.Snn of .Tnknand! Mary A. Vanuieter, who died April 9th, 1870. Weep not, der friends, f.r your Httla boy. That he's freed from the cares of earth From p. i in, a .id sickuess, si i many ills Tbat attended him fro:a bis birth. "iVeknow 'tis hirJ to sevor the ties, So strongly bu:id below; In vtin we stifla tbe heart's sad cries; Rutah! the teirs will flow. In vain you listen the prattler voice, The patter of little feet; Ahl closed in deith is your darling's eye, No more on earth t greet. Our Father in (leaven thought fit to remove The sweet little fljwer fro.u earth, And transplant it in a better soil Th.ta the one whica give it birt'l. He's gone to meet the loved and lost, Those who have gane before; Three little brothers availed for him Uver on the other shore. Together thay sit by the beautiful stream v hich tluws by ttie throne of God, Waiting tor father and mettier to come When released from the chastening ro t. You'll see your sweet darliag no more below; Rut, like the sweet psalmist of yore. If you cannot recall hiin to earth again, You may meet on tbe better shore. Aunt llaBRiET. Tribute of Respect. U ALL f-F M KT UOKA I.OI GK K O. 570. I. O. OF l. T., AlKTaaoKA, May 26, IhTO. ) Whereas, It h as pleased Go 1 ,bj a dispensation of His Divine Providence, to call fro.11 our midst our beloved Sister Luella Tracy, Therlore, Kesolved, That we, as a Lodeef Oeod Templars, bouna together iu the bonds of faith, Hope and Charity, teel deeply tho loss of our sister and associate, Luelia Tracy, who became identified with us in the great cause cf Temperance, on the 6th of January, l7ll. Resolved. That we rccogniic tho hand of our ranks ! k1 so j isniis '' lleavenlv Father in thus taking from our no whom we respected, one wnom we loved ... 1 . 1 r.4 fcin.i i . nil K .. - r.l.linnKI I na in me; so nrm in aer AiiiicrcuiB io mo gi :ai vnuso which she espoused in her youth, and clung to with such unwavering ndelity until the cold, ioy l.xndot death severed ner from our earthly Temple and bore ber to that bourne from whence no traveler returns. Resolved, That we, as a Lodge of Good Templars, extend oar hear'felt sy.upithies to the bereaved parents, brothers and sisters of toe de ceased; and may they lovk to that source which , aas in the oiginning, is low, and shall be torevermore for strength and support in this hour of affliction. Resolved, That as a token of respect for our departed Sister, our Hall shall be draped with mourning for thirty days, and the members be required to wear baages of mourning upoa their regalia for the same length of time. Resolved, That a copy of the preamble and resolutions ba presented to the fa oily of the deceased, a-id that a copy be seat t the Western I niei en.ien t, Indiana American and Franklin Democrat for publication. A. M. Da wsox, "I C. II. Tuaar, Committee. C. V. VanCamf.J la Metuoriam. The sudden and mysterious deatb of our young and esteemed friend, James Uendrickson, has cast quite a gloom over oar place. So far as we are informeu, nothing definite touching the cause and character of his tragic en 1 is known. He was found dead in the Ohio river, at tae toot of Kaoe street, Cincinnati; and papers foand oa bis person led to his identification. Beyond ilia , ail ia mystery and conjecture. Many vague surmises , and vain attempts at a solution of fie mystery are afloat; but the prevailing impression ts, that he committed suicide. Way he should thus sacrifice a life that was susceptible of such beauty and usefulness, has be-omeone ot eternity a secrets. Possessing a bright intellect and refined sensibililities, James Ueu Iriofeua was fitted for high position of honor and trust. In qualities of head and heart, nature had endowed him maaificent'y ; and it is more than probable, that if his original purposes had not been diverted by untoward external relations, he would bave lived to become one of our most respected and influential eititeaa. Toward the bereaved family, the united sy Bi

pathics of our whole e immunity fl ,w in one br at,

aninterrapted stream: more e-pecmily, the strick en m ther and afflicted sister e aim our fervent condolence and heartfelt commiseration. Let them derive consolatioa trotn the reflection that he is in the hands of a merciful God who doeth all things well who judges by the secret motives and tendencies el tie heart, and not by outward act. -i Harrison Advocate. The timber for the bridgs over tbe East Fork of White Water, at Dunlapaville In this County, has been received bere, and haaled to a sugar grove on Moses Freeman's farm, about one mile this side of the river, where it will be framed. Mr. A. M. Kennedy, a live man and a good mechanic, has the contract for building the bridge. Liberty Herald. African Wines. It is not generally known tbat Cape Colony produces the uott delicious wines grown on the face of the earth. A cargo received as a remittance by our neigh irs Dr. J.C. Ayer A Co. contains several varieties raised there, among which the Oonstanciat'immands the highest price of tiny wine in the world. Almost the entire crop of it is consume! ia the palicei of Europe, this rare exception being sent to them in exchange for their medicines, which have long been the staple reuieiies of South Africa. Boston Journal. TIME TABLE -W W. V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. Le.tve Brookville. !C"S .xest Chicago Mail .... 8:U7 a. u. 7 2i p. m. 0:25 P. a. Day Freight. UPWARD TWAINS. 1 Chicago Kxpress... ..R.-47 p. .9:24 r. ..1:45 r. Chicago Mail Day Freight M. NOTICE. THE undersigned having leased the Vallry ' Hou-?e Livery Stable t-ra term of years, will conduct the same in connection with his own on the opposite side of the stwet. !br will be aa increased stcck of good Horses, Buggies aad Family Carriages kept tor hire. PcrsiO!- de? irir g good feed and the best stable in tow n, vill please call. March ll-3m. A. I. TCCKFK. WILLIAM G. QUICK, Ittorncj at Law & Real Estate Agent, BSOOKVILLE, INDIANA. Omcein'.he Court (louse. Oolfcctionspromptly attended to, Real Estate boughland sold, Taxes paid,c. janl8-fm JOHN DECAMP , Ma Aufactur e r of '..zity-t-. nmo fortes WAREROOM AND FACTORY i03 & 205 EAST FROST STREET, CINCINNATI, 0. j Sly Square Piano? Areofthe Lxrest Scale, andbavt the entire Iron Frame, Overstrung Bass.F'ret Pefk, Carved Ly re, Solid Rosewood Molditgs, Etc. ALL MY GRAND PIANOS Ilave the entire Iron Frame, Agraffe Bridge, Three Unisons, Patent Repeating Action, and all i Modem IinnivciiH iits I

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ioraui;gi:i:o.nriiiu.L1L.ivg,Ui ..liitui.,L,(iliiiic(). loiili lj(j like fine fold, and are ship, DurahiUy, Touch, Richness. Tepth c(,.al in aHCti.ct to tic best gold wat.ht Brilliancy ol Tone, and t lower prices than ca uunl! c,lflill 15. Fun Jeweled Ltvtif,

bo purchased elubcte, ttimbinn g ILe e 9. a!l lll!etjrpat niuce;ncnts offered to Casb or good jjort xime huyer rn.icawiMMrnvu itce r. , ; . i. t'.on to Prof. Henry K. Ivnaui r Refer to the following purchasers residing in i i . t - v ii i : v. Tt r it I'rooitvi i ic , 1 na.-. v . n . i hi Su ui , x . 01 . ucr, R. Knaucr. J une 25-1 y . ManllGOd: IlOiV LOSt, HOW KCStOrCd T . . . e . ,r Just published, a new editn n of Dr. Calverwell's Celebrated I's-my on the raiicai cure (without medicine ot 3 panuatorrhoca , or Seminal Weabrr? Involuntary Seminal Losses, Iupoter.y. iV.ti.tul and Physical Incapacity, I niiediment s to Mrriige etc.; also -'onsu-uption , Kpilepsy, and Fits, induced by self-indulgence or sexual extravag mce. iriee,in a sealed en velope , only t cen ts. The celebrated Author, in this admirablt essay, clearly demonstrates tr n a thirty years' successful prActica, that the alarming consequences of Self-Abuse may be radically cured without the dangerous use of internal medicine or the application of te knife: pointing out a modeof cure at once simple, certain ard effectual , by means of whi-b every suC'crer, n o matter what his condition may be, may curehimsel f ch eaply ,pri v telv, and radically. This Lecture "should be in the bandsof every youth and every man in the land. Sent, under seal, inaplainenv clop, trsny ad dress, postpaid, i -iiMnt of six cents, or two postage stamps. Also, lr. Cul verwtll"'M t. riagetiuidc, "price 25 ccntr. Adre.sthrpnblishers. Oil AS.T.C. KLINE & Co., 127 Bowery, Sew York, Post Office Bos 4 5Sf. Nov. 12. JOIIX II. II A NSC I I DKAl.FK IS 3flu.ctKS, Clocks, fctodN), AN l all articles usually kept in a J ewth MoltAlso, agent for lr. It. Hirsh's Sjheri.ida' Spectacles, with improved I'aiitasceiic LtntsGeorge W . Shepperu's ccilastn. oolu 1'ii.s, the celebrated Seth Th n:as ClocKs, nc Iti- perpetual Calendar Clocks, cotisiai. lly t l,si.o. Cash paid or Work i)oie for Gold or 7t Particular attention paid tc all kinds ol Repairing Place of business, one door roth ot the Old White Corner," l.urtotj's storejon Jiain Burgess street , Is roo k v 1 1 le ,1 nuia na . Apl. 17-y. si iTH-wui mmm OSBORN GAIN, BROOKVILLE, INDIANA, Have just opened a Stove and Tin-Ware Manufactory at Brookville, where they will keep constantly on handa fine assortment of G0QKLV3, PARLOR AND SH0PSTQVI2, Together with all their accompanying furniture, embracing Brass, Sugar and Tea Kettles, And many extra Stove Trimmings, And-Irons, Sad-Irons, Shovels and Tongs. ALSO A general assortment of Tin and Japanned Ware. JOB WOR.IS., SCCH AS Roofing, Spouting, io., done with neatness and A 'crtitf-h-Old Iron, Copper, Brast and Pewter, taken in j exehange for wares ; rT- yil il. ! J- ei llls VUCilU vw cAcsxa shop on Main street, first door below Linck's

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HIHWMVMH aiitiaSlM A this (Jroeery Store ia Brookville, ia Jackson Lynn's Building, has a LHOE STOCK OF ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES SUCH AS COFFEE, TEA, SUGARS, OF ALL GRADES, BEST FAMILY FLOUR SPCES, CANNED FRUITS, CURED MEATS OF ALL KINDS. A IFCRGll (LOT IFA5SG1 and every other article embra-eed i a a FIKST-CLASS GROCERY STORE. The Trade of the pablie r; pestfally solicted and satisfaction gairanteed. Will ell very low forcash. TUK0D0UK KEIFEL. July 7-ly. YOUR ATTENTION is CURDIALLT I NV1TKD to the "Ilenderson County Kentucky L&nd Sale." Regularly chartered by the Legislatare of Ken tucky . eudorced r.nd recotcuiended by every leading vfEcial in the State, and over 500 of her most prominent citizens. This splendid scheme embraces 531 PRIZES, $314,320, Comprising one thousand acres of the richest river-bottom tobacco farms in iDe ..itKv rountv ol Henderson, Kentucky, with all their appurte nances. Cspital Prize, $150,000! SMALLEST PKIZE.fSOl Also about $20,000 in Greenbacks, the rent monej of the pro crtv for the j ear lbC9nnd It 78, to be distributed to the winners of the first seven pri93re;poetively . Kent for 13d!) as $12 per acre. TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS. The Drawing will positively take place July 4th, IfcTt). at JUfuLic Temple, Louisville, Ky. Hundreds of the best citizens have given unqualified certificates and endoi ttiuenlt of this uiagiiificent entertrife. Every dollar invested by ticket holders is held in trui-t by the cocimisfciuners appointed by the Legislature, until the drawing takes place and prizes are delivered. Income t the property for last 15 years has averaged $30,000 A YEAS. In order to have jour tickets properly registered, buy at ence tf j our nearest club agent, or tcmit to either of the following financial ageuts, who will lurnish full descriptive cilcularr: L. II. l.VN E, Cash'r Farmers Bank, Ilenderson, Ky. K. B. ALEXANDER, Commercial Bat.k, Louisville, K v JOHN C. LA'lllAM, Pres. Bank, Hopk'iLC vilic, Ky. JAMES L. PALLAM, Commercial Bank, Pari u ca h , K y . B. G. THOMAS-, Cash. Obs. atd Rcpt'r, Lexington, Ky. W. B. T LEU, Cashier Dejosit Bk., Owensboro, Ky. SEMON IN, PIXON A- CO., Evansvillc, Ind. tJood Club Agents wanted evcrjahere. ap 29-2in. $15 GO CD AS GOLD. $20 BEY THE ONLY GENUINE liirROVED MAM FACTYREDbyti.kOROII.E W ATCU Cm ,v t.... n...;... t The v are the I c t u r.ke, lii.r.tirg Cases, finely ytnt's ,nd Lndies sines, at $15 each. i CUR I) il RLKKX'IKA n t H N 1 1) Folid CroI ide Cold 11 untitig Cared, Full Jeweled Levers, I are equal to 2 Gold Watches; Regulated and . uoed to keej correct time, and wear ard not tarntti, ua Ltt. iA.Rt Sz ftiKo nior.cy is tequired in advance. We feed by Fxpress anywhere within the United States, p8?' able to sgent ou delivery, with the privihge to onen and examine before paid for. and if not sat- ' is-fnetory returned, by pa j 'n g tbe Express charges. lK-e aherccipre., cannot deliver goodswill be sent bv mail as Recisiered Ptikste, ireiiaid, by i ,. J i i S ndiiiE cash in advance As Agkst SKsntsG cos fix Whtchks sets iv Kxtra Watch Fbkf, v kio Sf.vkn WTtB:.s for $9, of Fkvcn i2 W atchvs for $1 2 ALSO ELEGANT OfcOil K GOLD CHAIN'S, of latest and most costly styles, for Ladies and i Gentlemen, from I to 4 inches long, at $2, 4, ', 8r,d $S each, sect with watches at lowest wholesale prices. Also the Finest G AiSOineriTicsivncnuino iHHiiiiHni nuiraiian and California linm nti Kings and l'ins, with s lid IS esrat t5o)d Settings, tqnal to those costing fiom $75 to $15. t'ents and Ladies Solitaire liiamord Rings and Tins, warranted sol'd 18 Carat Cold, at 7, il, up to $ 1 5 each . Clusters at SI 12.vi to ilS etich. Ladies Ear Rings, Solitaire .-ind ltiamond Clusters at $1, $12, J-i5, up to $2 per Set. Alo, buby, t'r-ral, t-isrret and Moss Stones (Solid IS Carat Cold Settings), Rirjrs, l'ins, and SUtve Ruttoi.s, at usanutacturere' snd importers' rices. Old t'old snd Silver liken in exrbsrpe erdtbe highest n ai ket price allowed. Sti te plainly li e hind snd price t.f (r ds required, and avoid all bt-gus ccnciris L ordering t nly frmn TIIK OROIDE WATCH CO., si 8 Cm. 148 l ulton Sttett, "Sew York. AIICCIR'E FEEtES Fl ALIUS. Sore srd l'iy H im cuicc i j Lklfa 1 latter; usually in two or tLitc bemsVt. Green, Ko. fCS l.n-adway, Ktw Yolk, infoircs us be sold .n J'i0j, Jure 12, lM'2,twc .""Masters to a yoorg vii nar. si Ctiii g very severely trim lun-liio. Oi. TbursCsy le cslltd to gtt twoir.eie fci a Iritnf.sijd lien statedhow lie two the had it iil.nMd m Mciitnj bad relieved ber itLii i lately alter putlii g thim or, nnd cured her in l dsjs cf a mist distressing psin in her back and K irs. Allcoek's Torons 1 lasters have been found EVtcificE lor Rheuniatisni t.f the W lists. 35 GOLD AYATCHKS $40 GENnXElSC'AL'Al tCLD, Stiffened Tacks, llcntir.g Cases, Full jeweled Lever M o vt n:ents, ( l.ndie and Ccbl' sixes,) at only thirt v-five doliars each! OCR EXTRA Uh QUALITY, best Enplifb, "-"wis'S sd Anericin Mm emer.tf ( Full Jeweled l.cverf). Mt fuiSFMd it any price, perfectly tegulated and adiusted, at forty dollars each. MLID Rl-.HNF.: Al I M 1 1 1 til.l, unsnrrasscd for beauty; equal in ap earanoc to $iH0 tii. Id Watclts; Hunting Cas-d, Full-Jeweled L vers Ladies' and Gents sins,) at twenty dollars eat h . EXT I" A REFIKEI) 0U0IPK G0LP WATCDES. Homing Cased, Full Jeweled Levers, equal to K0 Gold Watches, at only fii'tce" dollars. The Double Fitra Refined, t en tv dollar e ich. Also COIN SILVER 11 IN T I Xtl-C A ?E D Full Jeweled Levers, at seventeen dollars. Extr Fine, twenty dollars. An.erican Ltvirs or Duplex, twenty-five dollars cath. Also NOLI) CHAl, latest and most costly sty les, atsix, eight, ton and twelve dollars each. Elegant Oroide Gold Chains (Ladies' and Gents') fromlO lo 40 inches lorg, at two, four, six and eight dollars each, sent atM'holetale Price. NO MONEY REQUIRED IN ADVANCE, but scntbv Express, payable on delivery. Flaces where ne Express runs, Goods will be sent by mail, begistered, by sending cash in advanceAs AOVST fUMi'XS FOR FlVR W aTCIt KS, GKTS AX Extra Watch fkk. of mic 8ic valve. Goods may be OPENED aod t.XAMlM.D be j rore jor, on payment of Express charges and if not satisfactory, returred. Address, TUE EAGLE WATCH CO. may 12-Srn. 118 Fulton St., lew York. DIVORCES. Absolute Divrrcce legally obtained ia Kew York, Indiana, Illinois and other States, for persons from any frtate trCour.try, legal everywhere: desertion. diunVenness, non-support, etc., suf ficient cause; no -publicity; no charge uatil tliyorce j obtaiced. Aovice iree. oustucss esiaojitoea Cfteen years. Address, M. HOUSE. Attcreey. Ko. 78 Kseeiu tuevt, Kca York City.

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OLDENBURG. INDIANA, WOULD respectfully inform the public that they have taken oat license to do a treneral . auctioneerisg business, and will be pleased to Accommodate all who nay need their services, may lS-3ia. K0TICE IS hereby given tbat on Saturday the 11th day of Jnne, A. D.1S70, between the hoars of 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 o'clock P.M. on said day, at or in the Church bailcing of the Rig Cedar Grove Begn'ar Baptist Church, ia Springfield Township, Franklin Courty. Indiana, the mem bers of said Big Cedtr Grove Regular Baptist Church will Meet for the purpose of determiningtee qaestion as to who are Irastees vf such i Church, to remove such Trustees as they may j deem proper, delare vacancies, and elect Trus tees to fill vacancies tbat may be deemed tc aibt. I lJy order of the Churei. . may 27 2w. JOU.V P. BRADS'. Cletk. ! ' j O S3 t O 3. AND PRE-EftlPTlOfy. I HAVE compiled a full, concise and complete j statement, plaialy printed, fur the informa- ; iion i persons lnieiiaing 10 lave up H omeembracing Iowa, Dakota and Nebraska and other sections. It e.pl.in. bow t, proved to secure ' r t v TK , . " j: , 16u acres cf Rich Farminir Land lor Nothine. 1 , v. . f , ; : ! ; six months before you leae roar home, in the . . ..... , ,. . . L . .. . . uivsi Lvftiiuiui cuniic. n snuri ii coniains just i such instructions as are n. eied by those intend- I iiifr to make a Home and Fortune io the Free 1 Lands of the West. 1 will send one of these iririt ed Guides to any person sending me 2i cents. The i information alone which it give is worth i5to anybody. Men who came here two at.d three . veers ao. and took . fAru..-re ta dT i-d....,.c- , lent. To Yf.cso Ms. This country is being crossed with nmiercus j fowaT'xa.fsssi wta-a.-'-0. si00.;. cu- i collecting us with Chicago and the U . F. Railroad, and two more will be cuaipleted before sjiriny, connecting us with Dubuque and Mctireg'ir, direct. Three more will be eirnpleted mtbin a year, connecting as cirect with St. Paul, Minn., Yankton, Dakota, and Coluiubas, Nebraska, on the C V. Railroad. Tho Missouri River gives us the Moutilaia t-ale. Thus it will be seen that no section of country -9Vrs such UDprecedezitc advautnges for business, speculation and tnakm a fortur.e. For the countrv is being pn u!at and towns and cities are being built, and fortunes made almost beyond bel.ct. Every man who takes a homestead now will save a railroad market at his own door. And any enterprising young in n a with a small capital can estxbii.-h himself iu a permaoent and pay iog business, if he selects tho right locatioa and right branch of trade. Eighteen years residence iu the western country, and a large portion ot the time employed as a ; Mercantile Ageut in this country, has a.de a- j familiar with ail the brauehes of binioess audi the best locations in this country. For ouo dol- j lar remitted to me 1 will ffie trathtulani dtfi.'iile ai.sers to all queMinnsun this tubject dwired by ! ' such persons. Teil theai the best piace ti locate, j Anu vu&i oasiiie-.a is uirniv.ucn uv . branch is nolecied. Ad tress, ! DA Slf. f. SCOTT, ! P. C. C m.ot Emigration, i may 27-ly. liox IHj, Sioax City, I iw i. j IV li I" 1 V Brook villn.T n l i n r a WOOL W O O L ! ! BRING YOUK WOOL TO TIIK JOSEPH WOOLEN MILL sr. AT OLDKNBUHG IF YOU WANT TSie Highest Price Tor Yonr Wool, IN CAbll oituooD-?. We bave a large assortment of all kinds of HOME - MADE GOODS ! SUCH AS Jeans. Flannels, Satinetts, ; Cassiraeres Yarns, j Blankets, &c. As cheap as thecheapesl, and as good as tho best. ; CAXE IS A CALL Before you dispose of your Wool, as we guiriuitee entire satisfaction, may 20-3iB. ROM EBKR i FI.ODDER. j ii(TrnUags shop. LM1K u idersigned at his chop ia the former posit 'thee IJ tilding. on tne 'illii him i.utner," i n Bro .kvil le, ii prepired t repair Accordeons, U nbrellas, parasols, Door Lucks, Ac., I and will also sh irpen --hears, Scissors, htuti, Ac.,ranOTatetvindowB'ints,51e and reselaw of all kinds, an i ropair Lam ps, Clocks, VV atrhes. Jewelry. Sewing Machiuel, Ivuitung Machines, Ac. lie is also Agnt for tb3 I.air.b Knitting Machine the bestmachinein the aorid firkciiting. Itki.itsover twenty difierent articles cf apparel. These machines can be seen at my hop on the "Old vVhite Coiner," where 1 am lo cated for business. I respectfully solicit the patronage of a liberal public. LtW IS huKMM. Feb. 11 6m. FAIRFIELD MILLS. BROWN &. BEST, 7I1.L a u a ran tee en tire satis fact icti in grind I t'LJL'i; aul MKAL. The biUu market j price paid in cafli for Wheat. j fhiy Flour is forsalein litooki iile at ihestorei I of David Slaughter aad John Uockafellar , an d lso at the Depot. SVill tl.o rurnisb LUMBER OF ALL KIN'DS. t in' 9 lv ATTORNEY AT LAW, I L .V 2? POL IS, I N Dl AN A OiH-e, No. 8 East Vahingt a St. rairl 9-fi ra . Attorneys and OaTnelors at Law Bl 0:iVILLE. IND. Office in the Old Vhitc O.irnor, Seeond Story. J-u n e I d -y . ROBERT H. POWER, A 1 1 o r 11 o v a t L n BROOKVILLE. IXD1AXA .ir$r.f with i. S. ilarrell, Esq., ic "Vest's ;t a 1 1 ling, opposite the Court 11 oje . Tlyl2-ly . T.T. Or. ?- F F.RGTTO I'ilVSlCIAV AND SURGKOxN, FVl'tFIELl), I N I) 1 A A Inn 7 -1 v GEO. EOWLBY. csAtwAfiSB. XOI-AWY fVBl.tl!. I LAli i ilOU i VJrJ J V J. I have for fair a large amount eltsrn. lacoiatc town property in all tha Westers S fates. ang S(!-m . a.. Attorneys aad Cuasellors at Law :t t tjtvVILl.K. ; ia :a ice 3 1 INDIANA. tory of the DeiTT iti i . uilair.

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AT TIIK Custom Spinning & koII Carding dona an short noMeo and on reasouable teims. and all work WiERAStKO. Wc bave on hand at all U na) a Ur assortiaeat CASSIMERES, 10 4 FLANNELS, JEANS, PL AID TWEEDS, DL A INALL WOOL P.L A X K in LINSEV8, YARNS IN A J.I COLORS, Ac, A:-. Ulgtest Market rr'cerai;t io Ca'b for Wa r c Jtcharpe tor sooiis. M e k-ep etmstantly """ r'" "" '-- -ii utmjj. van aa a examina car atwk fur vnurselvvs. W.M.D iVfOX JfcSONS. llarrison, O., May 2 . isrti :ui. !C0?yFCT10iyRY AND ICE CPiZAM SALQON. -If . i.. i 1 tm" tl, it k. hat made laisc ad titi.Mis to U' estoli hment, and I . i .. .i i prepared better than ever v aeeuiaiaodata eat ! . :,v .w i tomers with the verr 'c rti U ut Cakes ofal! Kinds rips, Ac tie will f-irnish Oiks. t i-a"i.. of U kads , l wnoiesa.e or rit.t miim.i. n, an t Oral;' hand His a assortment f Oonf.tineries is e.impleta icii g ;andies ot tfce best ijaality, Jat - . .tc. ii rr- "-I tj -k? -s u isb ct u J Uvving firte I Uj a rem u l'r the p irpis". h will be prnpareJ, d-ia) the wrm e5.i, t flTalsh Ice Cream, Lemonade, Ac, t. th se bi vr favor him with a call. may JH-ttm. AI.BF.KT MILLXB. .miKiii i.tvl

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DEALERS IN Clothing & Gr3at3 Furnishing Goods, . C A DS UDOT. SlI OES. . il ;.,i fc iri."5 tl l llV M fc" Q U B a N S W A RE. O I LS. P A I X IS, E A KT HEN W ARE, & e. -1!K ti.Ddcrsigce.1 would respectfully sjolieitth i oitineiisof Fairfield Township and vicinity te eall and inspect tteir present large assortment f all the above naitcd goods. Havinf recently ma de large additionr te their usual wall assorted i stock, they take j ril in announeiag that for ex ter.t, variety, excellence, beautiful style aad j genera I completeness, their stock will eompara favorably with any sU.ck ton ml in this part of tha l State. Our motto for the ycat 1S69 shall ba Ifair dealiag. small profits & j LOW PRICES. : All kiadf of Ciuntiy lidn. e take ia x1 cVang. f..r Uoods. MILLER A TYN ER. Fairfield, Feb-y 12tb,US&ly. The World Mcves ! tUWS & GATES H ! v just ncoivi d a Cue stock ef Gi eds.eoasisting ol" DRUGS, M EDI C INKS, CIIEMICAIJ5. I'UTTV, TAINTS, V A UN IS II V, -t. 1) V K STUFFS, COAL OIL. TUIU'KNTIXE, &9 W I IS!" D O A V GLASS. We call particular attention to this braneb our trade, as we hvo a lsie stock of the bet Pittsbnrg brands. XAI?:TS ANS 0X&2?. we are prrparcd to oCer pteial inducement toear patrons inOilsand I'.iiute. SCHOOL BOOKS & STAT10XERT. We would respect lolly request the pablie te give as a ell .in i ex.uiia-- .r sto. k before pnrehasiag els- here. March Il ly. li.tVb A UAIkS. MILiMttfiliES BCOUKViLLK, INDIANA, Shcpntar tin IZ Ii. Depot. m m mm fell is up: W TOULD respectfully innoiisrshi hi frleae d thepuolic generally ol ibis m Joining couutieti.t tins Male ana umo, ii mm a ill execute iu the boat style all work ia his liae, such as TOMB STONE of All Ot'scrlpllotg, CORKER POSTS FOR LOTS, CISTERN TO PS, STEP S7CNE iPAVlisG feTOKE ' of all description. Oar we get from Ft. PbuI, which pel free le i to tsf Dtv icvn irclit! thick, and ahirh does at break and tcale as tho Liuiettooc, of this Cuamty j does. or riari:li!S or Tsvlrg Stciie I is from Laurel, wl ich ean he had of any iiie fa j stiit ibe j.siflnf(T. j lhar.Vfol for pest favors, we weald recutita i coiiliiiusnce of tbe m. We werraat all ear woik to give siati.itartioo. f i-iit anette is to w(k ! none but the best of material, Veep aeaehat the ' best of worVnten, n.acijiiick sales, and de geei work. A 11 c r.lrae ts s in- by at ur A. J. ilea ; ton will bcprcmrtly filled ! t.t.j- .lOSETU 1IAKKAK. rjN10N MILLS! i . , ,,;,, xr,f r,rj!,u: ! V)artien!..r attcrtirn will be paid to CI STOM x tiiRK arid xti-fHctin guareatecd. I will j always b fn 1 oiy pa:t, tinles aleeat ' bns;iles, voir: n:'' evti .ot i!l bv ailed k 1 jr ! Iclii Lau-'.-ster, stiii .'l-linK- ' K-l'ea as i tirin.l-r r ili-r liri.isjr. t'4.'.'B ALWAYS lN ' HAND t' t-ilc. wjfrs'fi ir-od as eaa ket wadeintba Vl!. H b M.s OSII. Th.-r.b l'.-r .i: piinmi'i r !ti' ealrtiin c. alii;. T tl-.- t lb e. J.l.l- ' v . 1 I'V"; tv,r.

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