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HACON's
Mercantile College.
North-west Corner sixth and Wal.
nut sarecls, DINO lnunII. 0hIa.

North West Corner sixth and Wal.
nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
rliE undersigned has removed his mercantile
iCollego 10 his new building. Norlh.wost corner
Of wallut and 9th sts. wherr he has fitted up q
splendid suit Rooms, expressly for his business
King them In every respect the most convenient
and pleasant School Rooms In the United States.
The plan adopted Ia teaching combi.cs practice
Win ,he92i Instead Of using books, the pnpils are
exercised In making original entries ofeyery da,
business transactions. Joufnallzlng, posting, bal
aneng ncco unts, opening aud closing ofn great va.
rcA oi Inherent sets OF books, both Tor partne
aud individual business, where the business ha,
been prosperous and adverse; aud thus qualifying
the student for entering into the practical duue,
ofthe accountant In any kind OF business.
iho course OF Instruction will consist OF double
entry book. Keeping, embracing every department
Of trade and Mercantile Accounts, y,s; who.csnle
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking
Manufacturing, Shipping, Indiuidua
Partnership. Steamboating. and Compouns
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures o.
Commercial Lap. also lectures on IL
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchant
ETC.
l
undersigned has made arrangements wl'A Henri
Snow, Esq, Hon. Belsmy slorer Prof. &. W
| W right, aud other eminent Lecturers, 70 deliver
course of Lectures ON IN subjects Of Cotnmerein
| Law, History Of Commerce, Political Ecunolny, n
connected with Commerce, and other subjects Q
great Importance Into commercial point Of view
aud never before introduced TO any Mereantli
College In The United States.
Pupilsare instructed individually, and not I
classes, 40 that students may enter nj any tim
and proceed In tho ratio oftheir capacity and ass
| duty.
Public examinations are had, Though pupils NJ
examined privately they desire I'D when N
student undergocs rigid and thorough intorrsgt
lions by the principal, tasslssted by n Commute
| ofPraciical Accountants and business menu an
Diplomas awarded 10 those who are deemed VOL
/ thy OF them.
counc can be completed In from ak to te
weeks.
The principal will take pleasure Ia doing ever
thing IN his power 10 advance his students, an
make them thorough and accomplished nccouI
| tants ans hisextensive acquaintance with the bt
slness community will generally enable him
procure situations for those DESTROYS VI obtainr
/ them.
Terms:-For full course Of lessons In Boo
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, cou
norcini Law, etc.,. siO.l
Nov, II. 1859, s7--iyr. Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
INTCmPERANCE AND THE IA L.
lot R0X

That intemperance is the greatest
moral, and political evil that ever af
flicted the world. it needs no demon
stralion hire. That it is beyond the
reach ofmoral suasion. as the efforts Of
quarter of century have proved
That the power of law must be invo-
ked to stay its progress has become
one OF the fixed facts of the times
Legal suasion can be secured only BY
the election Of Legislators who wall
pass laws for its suppression. and wipe
out the traffic in intoxicating drinks by
penal enactments againstit. The on
ly way to secure such results is thro'
the ballot box. And will any temper
ance man in the State, who has the
right to vote, hesitate as to what his
duty as citizen is? Will he weigh
the claims of his party against his duty
TO his God. to his country,to his fellow
man, to humanity. and the great cause
Of human progress? Will he falsify
his principles. give the lie TO his pro-
LESSONS. and stand among the cham
pions Of rum. for fear Of encountering
the frnwns Of demagogues, or sheer Of
the political tricksters?--Er.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15


A Rrcn Man BuYISo BLAcxBER
arEs.-A poor woman chartered half
An hour in the street on Tuesday morn
ing with rich man-a yery rich man
about the price OF two quarts OF
blackberries. He did not dispute so
much about the price as about the
measure. He lectured the woman
earnestly and pcrseyeringly, and. for
aught we know TO the contrary. logic
ally, upon the enormous iniquity she
was guilty Of in selling berries in wine
measures. He magnanimously sacri-
feed fifteen minutes in attempting To
prove to her that she had as good a
right to sell him potatoes or corn from
tin quart measures, rs blackberrics,
and to convince her that IL was her
duty to use wooden measures for snch
purposes. A crowd gathered, and at
the close of the lesture il was proposed
and voted to make up TO the injured
buyer the difference in his layor in two
quarts Of blackberries. A nice calcu-
lation showed that he was entitled to
three quarters Of cent, and /! vcs
generously collected by the officers Of
the meeting and rendered to the poer
man. whose property is worth only
about S40o. 900. So there Is some
true benevolerce and public spirit in
this world albany Express.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
HOW A FELLOW BOUGHT IN THE ELEc-
TON RETURNS.

In q county near by. an election was
held for the Office Of High Sheriff
Three popular candidates were in the
field, and their chances Of success
were about equal. Never il is said.
did the yeomanry o. that county enter
more holly into u political contest,
than on this occasion. Thousands up
on thousands Of dollars had been sta.
ked upon the result, and this circum-
stance. perhaps. lent much to the en-
thusiasm manifested by the people.
On the morning of the election. run
ners provided with fleet horses were
dispatched to all the different polls Of
the county. who were to. bring in the
returns TO the county seat--g hotel,
which was the headquarters Of the
three parties.
We will pass the many exciting and
amusing occurrences Of the day. and
recur to the closing scene Of the night.
The returns were all in with the ex-
eeplion Of one township, and the con.
test thus far was so close that the dis
parity between the highest and lowest
candidate was less than ten votes.-
The fate Of the three candidates hung
upon the result Of that one p, H.
Each candidate had claimed a hand
some majority in the remaining town
ship-but as each bad been deceived
by the vote Of The balance, the result
of this was in extreme doubt.
In the stiffness Of the night. the
gathering Of horses feet was family
heard in the distance. The shout oil
"he's coming" gave general notice oil
the fact. As the messenger neared
him--his noble animal flying. rs II
were. under whip and spul-they fell
back on either side. and opened pas
sage TO receive him. In he dashed,
regardless Of human life. and hauling
up suddenly under the dim light of i
lamp, with watch 10 hand. he exclaim'
ed-"Five hundred dollars that bet.
ter time was never madel Ten mile,
in twenty minuIesl and ~ a three year
colt, ut that
80 A death-like stiffness pervaded III,
crowd, as the runner continued 10 ex.
patiate on the speed and qualities o
his coll-a matter in which none bu
himself seemed to feel any interest jus
at that time---the refzrRs beng IN,
only thing which could interest IT,,
crowd at this juncture. The refarnsl
interrupted u voice in the crowd
"Thirty-eight majorityP answered th'
runner.
"For whom. demanded some vote,
in the crowd. 'Genlleman, all know
about il is that some fellow rot hirty
eight majority; but who the duce i
was, | cant tell you: bu: one thing
know, aud that is that you can just be
yourliie on this horse'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
wilt be published, On August ist.
TIE CABIN BOYS STORY

A eml-Nautlcnl Romance Of intense Interest, b,
The author Of the Pirate Doctor the sLawy ers
Story The odd Doctor nc. De,
The success hilbert, enIoyod by the author Of
the above popular works Is n sufficient guarantee
ofiho favor with which any productions coming
trom his pen viii be received By the public. sThe
Cabin Boy story isa romantic narrative, Illus.
trailing the horr RS OF The Slave Trade as carried
on IN Tho Coast Of Africa. The author has served
in thu navy--and the descriptions aud characters
are painted from personal acquaintance with
them. Tho story IA full II exciting Interest aud
adventure ~ the celebrated work OF Defoe, Rob.
lnson crusoe,' aud has the advantage over that
glorious fiction tuasmuch rs u " founded on facts
OF every day occurrence. The history ofthe he
rolne OF The story. Zulelka, the Circasean Slave
purchased at constantinaple. educated aud mar
ried by tho rcekle :, yet chiyairc, seymour--ihc
commander OF the Al atross, u simply the narra.
tlon of fact painted from the life, aud all the
numerous characters portrayed throughout the
story are wildly aud graphically drawn.
The publishers have ALREADY received orders
Tor the whole OF the edition u was originally their
Intention 10 publish; consrQu' My. they. have
Lsen obliged largely ~ increase ~ and they re-.
Immediately.
They confidently expect that the work will ere.
ate az much Interest rs any work OF fiction that
has OF late years emanaied from the press. as,not.
wishsiahping, since the publication of uncle
Toms Cabin,' works relating % slavery In Amer.
ca, rRo and con, have boon numerous none have
appeared hearing relation 10 the system ofpurcha.
slug slaves on the African Coast, written by one
who has witnessed In all iis hdeons deformity.-
The work lawrltien Ia ehaste aud pure language.
aud VII DO welcome aud Instructive addition TO
the family library.
Tho wo'k will form a beautiful octave volume OF
200 pages. handsomely illustrated with nne engra.
Wings. and elegantly bound In cloth. Price, Ia
cloth, 81 ln paper IS cents, at which rate copies
Willie sent by The publishers To- any part of the
:. 5'for sale Wholesale and rcraii by the pub.
iishors,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15


undersigned, At No co West Fifth 81. betweelv In
and walnut takes pleasure In Informing bis n end
and the public mat he has on hand ~ large end
complete stock OF Cabinet Ware sscan be found
In tie West, Of every description and quality sem
brsclne styles and prices which will be found
adapted 10 The fancy aud necessities Of all classes
ofpurchssers. My stock Is equal In extent 10 an,
similar stock ever offered In the Western counif,
The work manship - Of superior excellence 10
fashion and durability. I am possessed VI fsciii-
ties for manufacturing. BY which can afford my
articles at unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
10 "smail profits and quick returns"
respectfully invite the public W visit my extern
alive wsrerooms, and examine my varied and Gle.
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now or banda compile and very elegant assert.
Tste-a-Teies, Center Tables, Easy chairs, Parl.l
Chairs, etc. OF the most beautiful and approved
styles Of form trimming and finish.
would also state that am prepared 10 NJ M
aud OF any size orshape that may be required fra
med 30 suit the taste OF the purchaser.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
Sofas, Tete-a- retes, Center Tables, Stands, Eas,
rhairs, Rocking Chairs, Sofa-seat chairs, Hook
Cases and Racks Bureaus, Bedsteads, etc. OF ev
cry sty and description.
COMMON CABINET WARE.
have on hand very heavy stock Of eheape
ware; comprisin Ing Cane, Flag, aud Wood Sea
Cnairs oi all style ana prices. Bureaus. Tia
bles, Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dedsteads, Lounge
etc,
LO0KlNG-GLAsSES ON HAND.
large assortment OF Looking q issses, of gilt
rosewood, and mahogany frames. which will sci
NJ low prices.
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
A good supply offspring G rled Lais aud palmei
TO Mattresses, made Ia the best manner aud ais,
make them 10 order n any way that map be jcsi
red.
Ordered work will receive particular atientlo,
aud be done IN the most work manlike manner.
Particular attention paid 10 wholesale dealer,
43-lyr. A. C0NSTlNE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
Surve, ing and Navigation.
ROHINsONsS mATUEMATICA

WORKS..
HAVING been requested 10 examine Pot
III Roblnson's Series OF Mathematics, and q
report my opinion thereof. have With pleasure
made myself ~ well acquainted with the speech,
merits Of the books, ss we'll could without The
actual using ofthem IN the recitation room. Prof
Robinson must be-, should Judge from his book ;.
keen, sprlghly and thorough Maths innticinn. -
TIC would seem 10 have, either rs the gin Of ma
lie, or this result OF study aud practice, quick
ntuiuve perception OF mathematical priuclules
aud 10 be remarkably adopt In articles for abbrc.
Waiting the methods Of solving problems.
The Algebra IS clear aud sufficiently difnse a.
explanations. and furnishes an abundant stock o
problems with explicit aud Ingenious mades o
.olvlng them. This work Is sun 'iantly extensive
Tor the Ordinary purposes VI c l2rsc Of colleg,
instruction.
The Geometry embodes great mount ofGeo.
metric knowledge IN u compass smaller thai
usual. The diagrams aru we'll conceived aud 70.
iunrkably we'll executed.
The Treatise on Suryeylngan Navigation l.fuil
aud gives many Interesting ia, which may b,
new 10 mostuf our students. The diagr rams are
a. 10 the Geometry, unusually we'll done.
The natural Philosophy is dc dly Interesting
not ouy for Its matter but Cor IN. aapner la which
principles are expalhvd and facts stated. NJ
only the student but the general reader may nnd
amusement aud prohi from the book.
W. Z. LARABEk,
Superintendent oftho Public Schools OF Indiana
Crconcaslle, Ind, ts53.
2i-t.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
Ready Made Clothing.

fENrrE UNDEtfStGNED hog leave 10 In.
III form tirulr friends aud customers of thoir ok
tcnsive Oppcfation OF manufacturing ready made
Clothing Tor ills spring. We have constantly on
hand aud are daily receiving good stock cfcloths
Ca-sitners, Ncstings ~ Iatlors trimmings togvthOs
goods, all OF which We shall DC happy 10 sell chta
aud on rcasonat 10 terms. Please call aud exam.
inc our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Call
al No. al wests'de Mn'n 81. between 9th & 9Th,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Jan. '5l,--3 ~. MACK q HkOTHERS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

Wholesale Depot, at j. a. G. Resk-
lrt's, No. 81 Pearl ~. Cins9m r. slips
DR.. s. w. Forsha, Drug Store, North
side Of Fithst., 8 doors east OF Smith,
Gin. o. Ai 6nifha
For sale at r. Tyner's, d. Price &
Sons. Llnck & Farquhsr's. Dr.. Moody's
Ind nr Hailes, Rockville. lad. T"
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Certificate from d. L. Starr.

Certificate from ID. L. Starr. 90
Ihave known Mr.. Forsnas AIlers.
tive Balm to perform a very ex,raor-
binary cure uycn a horse that was very
badly cut. some time since SIS 10
| used IL upon one occasion. exier-
nally. with good effect. I beliessfuit
TO be perfectly safe and efiicscious
remedy to be used in many complains.
d. L. STARR
November sist. 1858. g,nsss 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
DIR. FORSHA'Seofs -
Alternative Balm.
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND
FOR INTERNAL. AND EXTER.
NAL CSE w rlH


This balm is warranted TO re- =
Iieve all Rheumaiisms Slrains in
the Spine, OK Spinal affection and
Dyspepsia, Headache, or Stiff
Neck, Toothache Earache, Sore
Throat, Soreness in the Breast,
Stomach or Bowels, or Burning In
the breast, asthma, Bronchitis,
Sprains and Bruises, Burns, Scslds'
or Frozen Parts, Cramp ChoIic,
aud Bilious Cholic, Cholera Nor
bus, Pleurisy, Flux, Fever and
ague, Piles, Corns, Fresh cuts or
sores, Inflammation in the head,
Stor. Oh, Bowels, or Kidneys
Summer complaint Of Children
Worms and Inflammation Of the
stomach, and Bowels, and Group
Scarlet Fever. sF
The reason why this balm resebes ali thess
cases Is because u reduces inas,nstion. ssd
rnoses he secretious and nervous syst,m
into action. Thi- power IL owing to the
peculiar combination. Of medical properties
without their being neutrslizsd. The medi.
cine is perfeeifaly safe. not eontsiIinr any
deadly poison, or mineral. twill, n need
freely. act Immediately upon the liver, and
oil other secreetive organs. gre fttl-
Read the following Certificates. =
Certificate Of DIR J. u. Jordan. lat. Resident
Physician olthe Fourth Street cholsrs Hos.
pl,sl. 81. sIs.rsI1
can cheerfully recommsnd the Alternative
Balm to the Pabl'c knowing a. do, thai Il l.
an exeslIen, article. ! used II with good
efiec, in Cholera. during my l.is eeaneeties
with tie Fourth ST., Cholera tiospita 10 THE
city, Ia case Of cramps pnas ia 4
stomach aud bowels. also used IL In case
Of inflammation Of the kidneys with the hap.
pissteiisct. From my kno~ledge sfiis .ir-
aes. In the above diseases and others, In
which have used Il. have no hesltancy In
|
hitherto offered 10 the public with which
have become acquainted. and would cheer.
fully recommend Il 10 the pablic. .tsr 81
} III. JORDAN. n. u.
Cincinnati, Sept. lst i5<y. gg efi 80
This Is to certify that In the sumner
of ls4s, | became SO very lame and
weak in my back. occasioned by lining
that | could not sit down or pet dns
; without holding on to some object. I
, was advised to try Mr.. Folshas Alters-
tive Balm. BY bathing it six or eigh.
times, my back was perfectly restored;
: and have felt no symptom Of iis return
2 since. fu
My wife, also, has used il for Rheu.
y matte pains, headache and toothschs
with very beneficial results. a3 Z
u. yEAKLE.
nac ts, tQao t'iI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15
The C.. raj American Tenn
p, rance Tale.
Mlrs. 9a Darby,
The Veal and Woe of Social Life
one VOLUME l2Mo, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.


"a deeply Interesting and powerful work. II
vlvidly portrays some OF The terrific explolu OF
strong drink IN both high aud low life, Nor are
such scenes as II depicts either Imaginary or few.
lei this book circulate. IL ha. . 6enincent aim,
and u tho vehicle ofndmirRbly told aud most sH-
uts m lessons. n--Presbyteria
Although written with direct moral purpose,
which IL usually afottsr ON the Imagination, this
novel displays no common skill In fictitious c.n-
position. The plot IL one OF absorbing 'nsefes':
and frequently dcvei0pos specimens Of ofik.ml
aud vigorous character drawing.-Nou YORK
Tribune.
Her descriptions are exceedingly nstural,, d
vlvid.-puritan Recorder.
Written with remarkable power. PROV. Jour
ain
One Of lts chief merits L. the excellence ofits
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Has so many thrilling passages anu well urh"h
characters, thatyou rosJltwlth absorbodattcnhoh'
-Chri-tinn Herald.
nis certainly the most powerful temperance
tale that we have ever pcrusod.--Joarnal a Mes
scngcr.
BoantlfullywrIlten. A work ofgreststrcngth
. tpower.-cospel Herald.
a . Incidents dramatic. aud the interest Intense
10 the nd.-Ohi9 81 te@uian.
A book which should be read BY all-lathers
mothers, sous aud danghiers-and especially
these who Imagine they can drink temporarily
without danger. ltlsexcecdngly interesting
''A' :" '"f mooRE, ANDERSON & co.
Publishers.
aswRsr FOURTH ST.
cIscssaTi
January 9th ia54-3-iO mo.
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CD. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING Just rueelyeda general assortment O
III new goods-whlch, added TO my present stock
makes my assortment com 9leto-all Of which W "
DO sold low Tor cash or produce-ny stock consists
In part, OF variety OF Cloths, Cassainerca, Satl.
neils, Twecds, yeunes a summer ware. Also, ev.
cry variety Of Prints, Lawns, Glpghams, Dclains
l3ombazines, plain and fapey AXIS, Lace Mitts
Kid Gloves, DC. &c.
ALSO, a dne lot OF Queenswafo, Cutlery, Gfoco.
rlea, &c, together with tho finest assortment oil
Boots q SHOES over brought 10 this place. An.
lady that cannot suit ia pair OF shoes must still
DO under the inflnenco of tho dark ages.
n. u. In changing my business 10 Cash & Pro.
ducc I do 40 more than what am compelled To d.
aud hope this will be received us a seficienl
apology.
WANTED, 10000 buanels wheat.
10000 do corn, for which Iwi'
pay cash. ca. CLEMENTS.
laurel. Aug. 10th, tss7.--ag-tf.
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Rbinsou,. oiass Books.
published aud sold BY
JACOB Ernst,
No ii2 Main Street between Third and Fouril
Streets, Cincinnati, o.
Roblnson's Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic
Key 10 Arithmetic.
Elementary treatise on Algebra.
Algebra, University Edition.
Key 10 algebra.
Natural Philosophy.
Geometry.
Astronomy, University Edition.
Snh..al kstlflru
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

TO TIE PUBLIC.

~ III nt@iAs =.
This Is TO certify that, In Juns last. 1 was
attacked with the Asia.ic Cholera; and was
soon, as my physician states In a collapsed
state. had remained Ia this state some two
pours, when my physician informed my fam
lyand friends that could not possibly live,
and strictly forbid my wife permitting any
que giving me any medicine or nounhmsut
whatever, as II would only hasten my de 9TH
Al this timeMr. Forsha came 10 see me. and
brought with him u bottle containing fonr
ounces Of his Alieraiiys Balm, end asked
permission Of my vile to use II on me, as he
thought II would immediately give esss. I
was immediately applied. aud In less than ten
minutes was restored, aud was In warm
perspirs,ios. prior TO which time my exirsmi-
ties were cold. clammy sweat was on my
face aud head. After the use Of two other
bottles Of The same medicine. I was enlir-iy
level Of all distress. aud ia Tow days was
restored TO health. -...
would mos, chesrfully aud heartily rec
emmend this BALM TO oil who an. afflicted
Ia a similar way, have alsa used u In
other diseases, aud have fosnd Il q mos,
excellent remedy. do not lhiak u can be
TOO highly recommend. a.s e.. az
JOEL KIRBY.
! do hereby certify that the above ceris.
cate Is correct, and the statement Of the
physician made 10 me IL true.
JULIA ANN KIRBY.
Cincinnati: Dec, 9TH. 1870. sas
A Certificate from the Rev. ]. D. Finley
Cincinnati, March 4lh. 1871.
DR.. Forsha-This IL thu 6rst time IN NV
tong life That have given my name in
recommendation Of any medicine. asa gen.
-ral remedy. though I have often bee u solicit
tee have used yonr Alternative Balm Tor
nearly two wears; first, for the rheumatism
In my hip and knee. OF which was nearly .
cripple, then for very severe bruises on two Of
my family; thea n violen, attack Of aiarrhses
on mysslfi then for inflammation, for baths
bruises, aud for very severe esss or shn
neck. brought on by violent cold. and
tbiak have had full proof Of lie medical
properties, 10 great many of,be diseases for
which you recommend n. aud have not
found u TO fall la even one Of than. Stlll, I
do say thu, tits an infallIble cure. yet ID
is my sober onvictlon. that It is the bes
compound for these Remedies for which u 10
| recommended. that hmye evsr tried nd
have tri.d many. will not. n can pro-
cure II, be without II in my family for any
consideration. Hoping that you win stil
continue TO composni II honestly and that IL
nay relieve thousands Of sufferers. I most
heartily rseommend "a 10 my feIiow-eiiirsns
asa most excellent Family Medicine.
Yours. additionally. -.f'..
| J. d. FINLEY
| ...|T .NN p.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-15

State OF Indiana, IN the Court OF ommon Pleas
OF franklin co. I OF Franklin CO., Indiana.
Edward HolensbcJr.,
W.. <,,.--
Richard. Hannah w, aud S"Haeuoh.
Samuel b. Tynor.
BE Remembered that on the 9Th day OF July
1881, tho sald plaintiff, by Holland his attorney
nled his computation the appo iniment ola Com.
missioner 10 execu " a conveyance for a certali
real estate therein described, and II appearing b.
affidavit filed that the 81 ID Hannah w. and samuel
B.Tyner, two Of said defendants are not resident
OF said State OF Indiana. the said non resident de-
PENDANTS. " III therefore take notice OF the pom
dency of said elton, and that the same will stand
for trial al the next term ofimd Court 10 be holder
nj the Court House In Hrookyillc, In the count,
and State Aforesaid on the nrst Monday OF October
next.
Attest; Augustist. A. ID. 1854.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Clerk.
August 5th, Is5i.-a2-9w.