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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1855-04-10
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
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BEN. s. WELLER
As in store BrHkeys X v. Premium one and twohorse
Steel Ploughs Subsoi Plouehs Cul.ivators Harrews
Corn Shelters, Corn and Cob Crushers Corn Drills and
Planters and almost al articles cassed grieutura I'm
pleulenls. ANY article which be have on hand
will be ordered aud Of transportation aud exchange
ouy added 10 the manufacturers prices lie expects by
the first of May superior HAY RAKE ich be wishes
TO submit TO those interested tor examination.
LaDdTeth's seeds.
Jast affired, an addiJiena supply Of Carnfsd and
Bunch Beans PaFSnps large quantity Of the finest Onion
Sets and Il variety OF all other Garden Seeds.
Flower seeds.
variety Of rare Flower Seeds on hand, ard viii be 10
receipt Of more in a few DAYS.
Irish Potatoes.
A superior lot Of Gslena and Iowa Potatoes.
Field Seeds.
lie also has all kinds of Field Seeds such Clover.
Timothy Orchard Herds and Blue Grass. and in few
days will be in receipt Of Barley BuckwEeat, Hemp and
Cummin Seed Has also a fine lot OF Oats.
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PtRTNERSIIiP NOTICE.
TINE undersigned have associated themselves together
i under The style and firm OF IRBY MORGAN co,
TO transact Dry Goods and Variety Jobbng business in
this CITY. lRB1 MORGAN,
Feb 30 1855 HENRY u. PLUMMER-
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HAVING this day associated with me nv Brother. JOIN
IL I. HAGAN. We Will continue the BOOK AND STA
TlONbRl BUSINESS. under the STYLE @! F. HAGAN A
BRO, at the old stand on Market street.
March 81 lS55. f. HAGAN
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BEERSnERA SPRINGS

BEEBSHERA SPRINGS
WILL be closed until Nav lsJ6 Tba Mice is MOI, Nm,
w defEnlnG thorough repair aud consequently will
ahord no accommodation for slrangers even fcr night
until the wofk Is completed The public par of the oys
Will then he rented 10 pousble person or persons who
shall be under bond keep good house of en-
put under no cfcul, anees 10 ALLOW ei,Ler gambling or
the use Of spiTtuOus liquors. "
beersheha WILL by that tne be easy Of access as the
McMinnvile Railroad running within twenty uiIas and
the Sewanee Railroad running top of the mountain
within fifteen miles Of the place, will have been cnmIr5
April 4ti, ls5l--w4t JOHN ARNFIFlD
NOTICE.
INHEREAS, suggestion having been made 10 Tho CI.rk
w he County Courtf llck County, Tennessee H.
the OF Joseph Dodsnu, deceased inlv en nair
hereby given TO the creditors Of said deceased 10 ne
claims, legally authenticated, with said Clerk on or be IRE
lhe 18th day OF August they wall be forever barred
This 21th dsy-uf March, lsJJ
sp2-w3- n. J. nODSON, Admir-.
NEH FILM
HAVING this day associated with nv Brother JoHN
IL T. HAGAN We Wlll continue the BOOK AND STA
dar he gvl, IA 40 ~
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will be distributed according to the following
Magnificent Scheme!

t8y- And. REMEMBER, every Prize is drawn at each
Drawing and paid when due WITHOUT DEDUCTION
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HEESE.-iO6 boxes W.
~ cue. For sale low BY
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
Popular Sovereignty.

The Missouri Argus of the LIST inst.
publishes the proceedings of mass
meeting held at Weston. at which a
series of resolutions Of somewhat
singular character were passed. In
the first place they say self defence re-
quired the expulsion from their State oil
every person who by acts ur words
brings reproach upon Negro slavery.
and then goes on to state that robbers
and traitors have no right to any pro-
tecton from law, and neither have in
ceDdiary individuals who would dis
turbed their institutions.
The resolutions ratiiy the proceed
ings at Parkerville, and approve Of
the resolution in regard to Methodist
preachers, and adds them to all preach
ers who speak against slavery. They
profess to have no arguments against
abolition papers but the Missouri river,
the bonfire. and the hemp rope.
The meeting pledged itself to go to
Kansas and help to expel those THE YES
who attempt corrupting the slaves.
A grand mass meeting was called
which was to take place at Parkerville,
on the 9th inst.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
RHODES
FEVER Il AGUE CURE.
Or MISUNDERSTANDING Specific.

GroR The Prevention and cure OF lntermltionl
' levers, fever and ague, thllleand lever, mi
% Ne, general debility, night aweats, and oil other
forms uf disease which have a common origin In
Malaria or MiAsma. This snbllr atmosphere pols
On which nj certain seasons II unavodabiy inhni
ed In every breath, Il tho same la character where
ever II oxlsis,-Norih, south, East or wesl-and
Will everywhere yield 10 his newly dse0se rcd an
tdoie which u claimed 90 BIO the greatest dlncoy.
ory w medicine ever made.
This specific II 20 harmless that II may be taken
by persons Of every hge, sex or condition, ana y
worse, ~ Il often the result IN Tho treatment b.,
Qulnine, Mercury, arsenic, and other poisonous
or deccrlous drugs, not particle Of which j. nd
milied Into ihls preparation
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraor-
binary results from the use OF this Natural Anti.
doto 70 Malaria.
II will entirely protect any resident or traveller
oven IN the nost slekly or swampy localities, from
any ngue or billions disease whniayor, OF any inju'
~ from constantly inhaiing malaria or miasma.
II will instantly check the ngue IN persons who
have sniie red iorRny length OF Time, from one day
10 lw0niy, yeaFe, 80 that they need never have
nnotner ehtll. by coninuingis use according 10 d.
fcciions.
twill Immediately relieve all distressing 70.
suits OF Bilious pr agno diseases, such ~ general
debility, night sMeais, &c. Tho patient nj once
begins 10 recover appetite and sirength, and con-
tinues until permanent and radical cure isenect'
cd.
Firally, Its use will bunish fever and ague from
antilles, and all classes. Farmers aud all labor
fng men BY adopting II as n preventive, W II be
FREQ from aguo or bilious attacks In that season Of
the year which, while II IL tho most tickly 10 the
most valuable ono 10 them.
Que or two bottles will answer for ordinar.
eases, somo may require moro.
Directions printed la German, French and span
ish, accompany each botuo.
Price Ono Dollar. Liberal discount made 70 th'
trade. Trade circulars forwarded on application
aud the article wllibe consigned on liberal torn
10 responsible parties In every section OF the eoun
Try. For sale by Medicine dealers generally,
JAS. A. RHODES. PROPRIETOR,
aprCly Providence, X. !.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
STATE STOCK HANKS.

The following is a correct list OF
Of Banks, the bills of which are taken
on deposile at the Brookville Bank,
EENone are received for taxes by
the County Treasurer except those
marked with a y
*Brookville Bank
Bank of Indiana Michigan City
=" North America Clinton
y "of the Capital indianapolis
I" Rockville Rockville
Syracuse Syracuse
Bank Of Salem (south)
/" Monticello Monticello
" Goshen Goshen
" Elkhart Elkhart
t" Warsaw Warsaw
+" Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
Crescent City blk Evansville
Canal, blk
= cambridge City blk Cambridge City
*Central blk, indianapolis
*Fayette County blk Connersyille
TURNER'S blk Westiield
Farmers d. Mechanics blk Inda'lis
Gramercy blk Lafayette
Hoosier blk Logansport.
Huntington County Huntington
Indiana, blk Madison
Indiana Stock blk. Laporte
Indian Reserve Kokomo
Kentucky Stock blk Columbus
Lagrange blk Lima
Merchants & Mechs' blk n Albany
N. Y. and Va. Stock Blk Evansville
Prairie City blk Terrc HIauto
Savings bank, Connersyille.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern, bank Terre Haute.
sTraders' bank indianapolis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

rounds each twenty four hours. The
Mamclon tower has been silenced. and
some of the round tower guns disman-
tied, but the Riddean and Garden bat
teries keep up a heavy FIRE There is
no immediate prospect of an assault.
l5.-During the night, a most san.
culinary battle ragged between the
French and the Russians. in which the
former destroyed the rifle ambuscade,
in front of Malakoff tower.
l6th.-The bombardment continues
with undated fury. The Russians re-
pair the breaches made during the day
with surprising facility. The loss Of
life is heavy.
i7th-The FIRE of the French bat
teries maintains its superiority, and
they have sprung a mine before the
flagstaff battery, at distance fromit OF
fifty metres, thereby openings new
parallel, which has been successfully
joined TO the other
The French loss from the l2th to
the i4th was 800.
April l8.-Last night the Russians
made a strong sortie. but were prompt
ly repulsed.
RUSSIAN AccouNT.-Prince Gorts.
chakoff telegraphs TO st. Petersburgh
as follows:
April l7.-The Allies fire is growing
less violent, and our own batteries re-
ply successfully.
18th.-Last night we made sue
cessful sortie. and destroyed the enc
mics most advanced work. The los
ses of the garrison within the last
few days have been inconsiderable.-
THELATEST.
A dispatch from st. Petersburgh
says that Gortschakof telegraphs un-
der date of the 22nd of April as fol-
lows:-
"After twelve days bombardment
the fire of the Allies has become weak.
causing but little damage"
The magnetic telegraph was COM
pleted from London TO the Crimea,
with the exception ofa few miles be-
tween Bucharest and Butschuck, but
the British Government retains the ex-
elusive use oft
The Russian Dukes, Michael and
Nicholas, were again on the way to the
Crimea.
Menchikoff is not dead.
The st. Petersburgh Journal con-
tains the Imperial rescript expressing
the Emperor's satisfaction, and hoping
Menchikoffs health will soon be restor-
ed. and bcstowing upon HIM and his
descendants palace at st. Peters
burgh.
Mehomet Ali, the Sultan's brother
in-law, had been arrested and sent TO
Sinope, charged with being trouble
some.
All the ports on the Baltic will be
blockaded after the 10th of April.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

Five Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
Steamer Asia.
FOUR DAYS LATER ADVICES
FROM THE CRIMEA.
Sevastopol still Stands.
The Bombardment Progressing,
Without any Important Result.
No Hope Of Peace.
A PROTRA CTED AND BLOODY
WAR INEVITABLE.
Sevastopol still Stands.

HALrrAx. May 9th. A. M.
The steamer Asia, with adviees
from Liverpool TO the Goth ult.. arriv-
ed at this port last night. The stea-
mer Hermann sailed from Southamp-
ton for New York on the I 9Th ult.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
By this arrival. we have advices
from the army before Sevas,opol to the
10Th ull., but. contrary 10 tho general
expectation. no important result had
taken place. though tho eve hundred
guns OF the allies continued 10 play
incessantly upon tho town and for
tresses.
Since the breaking up OF the Vienna
Conference several supplementary
meetings of the four parties had been
held. but without any definite result
The plenipoteniiaries assembled on
the esd ult.. and signed the protocol Of
tho last Conference. Subsequently
another meeting was held. nj the re-
quest Of Prince Ortschakoif. Mt which
he made further propositions from Rus.
STA. but which were inadmissablc.
and rejected by France. England and
Turkey.
Tho eonrts Of the Conference hav-
ing thus totally failed. IL was generally
admitted that nothing could be hoped
for but long and sanguinary war, and
all were looking TO the result OF the
struggle at Sevastopol with intense
anxiety.
Before Lord John Russell left Vion-
ma. he had a private interview oftwo
hours with Count Buol.
The departure OF > french min
istei from Vienna rs .,.an postponed
for few days. fci purpose ofdis-
cussing matters the Austrian
Cabinet.
The London times speaks Of the
policy Of the new Car rs even more
audacious thon that of his father. and
il was so regarded throughout Eur
ope. The Allies had the exclusive
control of the telegraph line, and moth
ing definite was known in regard TO
the real condition Of matters mt Sevas-
topol, but the general impression was,
that matters were In favor ofthe Allies.
The Russians. however, continued to
light with great bravery. and return
ed the fire Of the Allies with great eff.
feet.
/
a dispatch received at Brussels, re.
ports the suspension of the lombard
ment, but the truth was doubted
The dispatches from the Crimca arc in
the following order:
April i4th.-Thc bombardm-nt con.
tinues night and day. from five hun
dred and ten guns and mortars: each
gun firing one hundred and twenty
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

the burial. That is charged there yet,
or rather has been paid by the people
Of the county.
We thank you. John, foryour argu-
ment in behalf Of our prohibitory law,
It.was the constant recurrence Of just
such events as you record. that drove
temperance men to prohibition. They
discovered that no reformation was to
be relied upon while liquor sellers
might deal out death, to the reformed
man. The poor man may have stolen
the liquor that killed him. rs you al
lege, butw venture to guess that
none ofthe employees Of Messrs. Al
lis & Howes will steal liquor from
them after the 18th ofJune. Not a
bit OF it. They will find way to pre-
vent il, be assured. W
3 We never charged those gentlemen
with killing people "by the small. /"
Not they. They would have scorned
10 do so small a business. Theirs
was wholesale establishment, and
their slain could be counted by the
thousand.
But their occupation is gone. or soon
will be. Let them live in their glory,
and revel in the wealth they have
gathered from the. poor drunkards
of Southern Indiana. but there is a day
Of reckoning.
Will you do yourself and your rea-
ders the justice to copy the above,
with such comments as the case de-
mands? We really love to talk and
write about it. II is SO much like
talking over the incidents Of the battle
after a glorious victory. And for our
part we would not like to be soldier in
a well fought battle who had not seen
and felt something striking and event
tut.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
nY0rfCR rs HERFRY aIvEN TIATI WILL.

~ aell ~ public sale, At Metalnom on the eth
day OF June, ttaa, a iva story frame house With
rooms aud good cellar AMI tho lot on which u II
sitnntc, ana described Us follows, to.wlt, part Of
lot No. ~ in Mount " Hollands plat Of said town
being seventeen I'D feet la width aud sixty foo
lepgih In tho turn OF a paralloiagfam on tao
north end of said lot, except seventeen feet In
bTcdth and twenty-five feet Va lengih OF the ehst
ond OF the ab,.ye described tract heretofore con
lERMS.-One half Of the purchase mOnay 10 Do
paid down. the balance IA ono year from the day
oi sale, ias deferred payment To be secured bS
note with good freehold security, drawing interest
from cntr WILSON MORROW, Admir-
may n OF the estate OF r. &. Cooley, deed.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

Also. houses and lots tn tho following lawns In
Indiana, to wiu brookviilc, Me.hmorn, Laurel,
Aude rsOnViile, Cedar Grove, Now Trenton. and
Mount Carmel In franklin county, IN the city Of
Ienera0nvilic, in the town OF North Madison, and
In The town OF salen, Morgan co., Ind,
Printed lists of tao property can bo had by np.
pl,iur al tho ,,ll % OF tbs company, n rookyille,
alier no 5th Of May In which the terms OF sale
will ba apecinod.
uy oriorof the BOARD.
JOHN WYNN, Secretary,
may a ida CI.N 4, IA, n. Go.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
Notice to Stockholders,

rruE g,ockh holders IN the Harrison, New Iron.
L ton. Rochester and hrookvilia turnpike ton
many arc hereby nouned that q dividend of twenty
per cent. has been declared on the Interest due
tho stock holders OF tho Company. aud they are 70
qnvsted 10 call on the subscriber tor the same
JOHN y. CASE, Treasufcr.
New Trouton, May ti3s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
PUBLIC SALE

Or the Heal Estate belonging co tho
cinctnuntt, Indianapolis x Cht-
cage aSattrond Company.
TTpWARDD OF TWO HUNDRED TH0Uf-
u AND HOlLANN MpRrllO on hfAL ESTATE
will bo sold NJ public auction at Brook VILE, indi
ana, on tho 9Th day of jane next, commencing ~
10 o'clock A, NJ. OF sale day aud continuing from
day 10 day until the whole i sold
The above real estate Il situated NJ follows To-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
GREAT SALE OF
REAL ESTATE!!

FENilE undersigned will Offer for sale at the
Mnrket'iiOuse Ia tho town OF Brookvllle.
Indiana. tho following desirable property, on Sat
urday M OH day OF June naxts rs Ia lows
East halt OF northwest quarter OF section, q town
., range =. containing atl acres;
Southwest quarter Of section D, town ., rnngc,
., containing 100 acres;
East half of the southeast quarter Of section o,
town o, range 2. containing 81 aG-iOoth acres;
Part south east quarter of section ~, town 0,
range 2, containing % iO0th acres;
Northwest quarter of the north west quarter
section ~. town range ~, containing 40 acres.
Lots aud din Prices plat; o. o., a. aud 20 In
Aliun's plal SCI feet LosA aud - Ia Thomas plat;
az feet Lota a. and As la 1hona' plat, 2sI feet
Lots 20 aud " Ia 1hos' plat Lots0, 10, IL ~, Is,
10, " and ~, la Ma rims plat; Loi,Squaro !, In
iiunrio's plat, and H. IA and IL In Butler aud Nc
Carty's plat ol the town uf Rockville.
Also--a, By CO feet Ia Northeast quarter of seq
ton number 20, town y, rnnge2.
Aiso- Two HUGHES, one Mare, DC.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

EEThe Grand Jury of Monroe
County, N. Y, have represented the
Know Nothings as dangerous organ
ization. Great Grand Jury that.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
Bounty Lands.

TUE undersigned offers bis services to all who
are entitled Ia Bounty Lands under the act o
Congress, OF March 3, 1855, lie has the necessary
blanks 10 enable him 10 do the buslaess readily.
j. ID. ROWLAND.
apr 90, 1853 mos.
State OF Indiana. In the Court OF Common
Franklin couniy,| Pleas Of Franklin county.
Caleb l.. Batnum.
Isaac Martin aud : Petition Jor Partition
Julia Ann Martin AID to assign dover.
vs..
Dclazon ID. narnum
and others
Aud now, at this time, como the plaintiffs, by
Kilgore, their attorney, aud Ole tho affidavit OF a
disintcrested person, whereby u appears that
Benjamin Y. Barnun, one OF said defendants,
sn0t n resident OF the state of Indiasn; the said
Benia mine f'Barnum will therefore take notice ef
the tendency Of said petition; and that unless he
be aud appear Ia said court of Common Pleas, ON
the second day of tho mex, term thereof, 10 be
holden at the Court House, Ia brookvillc, on the
nrst Monday OF July next, aud asswer TO said petit
ton;the matters aud things therein alleged. as 10
him will bo taken as confessed; aud proceedings
had thereon accordingly.
witness John NJ. Johnston, Clerk OF said
Court, this Goth day OF April, 1885.
JOHN Al. JOHNSON, Clerk,
may 4-ls55.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
DISEASES OF THE CHEST AND LUNGS


Or. Halls iiuisam contains ne opium, caiemsi,
or any mineral poison, but Is composed
mostly OF those Roots, Herbs, aud Vegetable sub.
stances which have u specific Influence upon tho
lungs aud their connected organs. iu immeaIefe
effect IA 10 hiiay oil irritation and gently remove
The FAicgm aud other morbid matter from the Air.
passages and Throat, thus relieving The cough BY
subduing the tViammaiion and other causes which
give rlse 10 II. II also Stimulates aud imparls a
healthy tone 10 the lungs themselves, thereby en-
aiding thoin moro thoroughly 10 remove from the
blood OF those Impurities aud diseased particles,
which, II rolaiued, DO 40 much mischief IN tho
sysiem, aud lay the foundation for ineuIsble con-
SUMPTION. II also exefir decided action up-
on tho skin, aud aseai nature In expoillne thro'
the Exhaiehls, much Of that morbid matter which
would Otherwise BIO thrown back apon The iuugs,
ihus relieving them OF part OF Nselr work, and
rendering tho system pure aud healthy. When
iuberelos are forming, itchecks thelrdeveiopmeni
aud further progress, or n liberation has taken
place u assists the lung In throwing on tho cor
fupled matter, sooihes no irritation, heals the
liberated cavities, and restores them 10 healthy
action. This Medicine, therefore, IL not merely
palliative, which only relieves for The time bo.
ing, but Ia athofough curative, Il strikes nt tho
root ofthe disease, and by removing IL, removes
all I've consequences. This Is lis distiRg
characteristic "a property possessed, in equal
power by no other medicine now before the pub
iic
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
d md Sold by
JAMES q. AVER,

Practical Chemist, Lowell Mass.
Sold In Brookvilie by NJ, W. Halle;
Clifford q Depuy, Laurel, Ind.
q vancamp, Mctamon ["
e overton, Andersonville"
Aud at agencies In nearly every town In tho
west. w. A. Clark, Crown Point, Ia. Travelling
A
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

OICHARD TYNER HAS MADE ASSIGN
N niontoi his property, effects, notcs, accounts,
aud claims 20 the uudo1gncd.
The Books are nov posted and the accounts
ready Tor setilement-they are 10 be found NJ the
dwelling house Of Abncr Mccarty, 70 whom pay
Inent mast be made.
The notes ate 20 be found AZ The once Of Geo.
Holland.
Payment OF these claims must be made forth.
with, without distinction OF person-dciay cannot
be allowed.
Creditors must and wiilhayetheif nonoy.
GRO. HOLLAND. ...t.
dec 20 ARNER McCA HIY, < Nas'khees
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
N otice

Is hereby given that by virtue OF a wrt OF az
taehnent, issued hy me, and directed 10 Thomas
:. Wright. constable one bay horse has been at
taehes as the property of Jarra Lockwood, Mt the
suit OF Caleb Il. Clements, and that will proceed
to act The said wrt at my oIice In Tho township
of Laurel f, County Of franklin, on the 10Th day
OF May, 1856, at - o'clock. A. NJ, of which the
said Jarca Lockwood win take notice.
ISAAC CLEMENTS,
Justice ofths Peace for +. G.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
DOCS AND SHOES.

DOCS AND SHOES
- Tho largestand most carefully selectodstook
OF Boots and Shoes they have ever offered, may
be- seen NJ Mol Commercial Row, for sale by
LfNCK q FARQuHAk.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18
Turnpike Notice.

The Stock subscribers 10 Tho Metamora Turn.
pike Co.. who are Ia arrears arc requested TO pay
the balance duo On Stock subscription, together
with the tax assessed on delinquent Stock. Within
sixty days from ist Of May, 1885. or tho anodnt
that has been paid viii DO forfeited, aud accrue TO
the bene1ttf The Company.
ny Order Of the Hoard.
nay lw PC. WOODS, Secretary.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

W. Civil Action.
Samuel SiIonp.
This day comes the said plaintiff by Geo. Iioi-
land, Esq. his attorney, and illoa hero In the ofcc
ofthe Clerk Of tho franklin Circuit Court, bis
com plants against SAID defendant Tor The specific
performances of a contract, and "a being shawn by
anidayitnlod iha tho de foDdant, samuel shoup.
II nat resident oftha Stair Of Indiana, the said
defendant will therefore take notice Of the pen.
doncy of said action. aud 10 appear nsaid Court
tho cond day Of the neNt ef thereof 10 be hold
on NJ tho ronri House, 10 tic town of brookylllo.
county ofFfanklin, aud state OF Indiana, on tho
tho arst Monday OF August next, nj which torn
said action wilt stand Tor trial. aud answer the
complaint. Witness, John Al. Johnston. Clerk OF
said court, lhls goth day ofAptli A. ". 1873.
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON, Ciork.
Csc. tfoLLASB, Any for PIN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-18

Five Days Later from Europe