davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue OF an
IN order of the Court of Common Pleas Of Frank.
lin County, Indiana; at tho July Term, 1867,
thereof In tho case Of Richard j. Day, Admins
traitor OF the Estate Of Claiborne w. Brison deed
VI. Heirs Of Deceased, tho undersigned, on the
premises,
On Saturday, Sept 2l, 1867,
(unless sold previously az private saic,) win scll
ut public auction tho following described real es
tate, situated In said County, 20 wits
Lots Nos. 10. IL, 10 and 10, In Block IL OF tho
town Of Laurel, subject 10 the interest therein Of
Sarah Il. Brison, widow OF deceased.
Bids for tho purchase Of the same nj private sale
will DO received 10 tho 9th Of August next
TERMS.=0no. third purchase money down on
day Of sale, one-third In nine, and one third In
eighteen months, deferred payments secured by
notes bearing intcrcat, without relief from yalua
tlcn and appralsemont laws, and by mortgage on
the premises. X. J. DAY, Administrator.
Holland 4 Binkley, Atty's.
Aug 30, 1S07.aw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
The Maine Election.

OF tho Maine Election the new York
Tribune speaks ms follows:
The actual gain to the Democracy islcss
than 4 900 votes on poll of over loo 900.
With an overwhelming prcpondorance in
each branch Of the Legislature, with two
Republicans Senators aud the entire del
egaiion in Congress. with all the State
Offices and / 900 majority in tho popular
vote, VIC can afford to BIO tolerably we'll
satisfied. Maine was,onlya few years ago,
a strong Democratic State. but she is not
likely to 60 back to her darkness, at least
whie Androw johnson il swinging round
tho circle"
1t does look little queer when party
yels itself crazy because il has boon beaten
In small State only aboat IL 900 votes,
but the Democracy have been 70 used to
defeat that when tho majorities against
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
JuIian at BrookyiIle.

Asreeably to appointment, the Hon.
Geo. w. Julian met the people at the
Court House IN Brookville on last Satur-
day afternoon. The Court room was lit
orally jammed. Many ladies' we're pres
ent. We noticed several Of our prominent
Democratic brethren in the audience. The
vast crowd gave a respectful and attentive
hearing to Mr.. Julian. Our Union friends
were delighted, Of course; the johnson
men felt blue, aud the Democrats received
ihe bitter dose with long-drawn counte-
nances. Mr.. Julian reviewed the record
Of the Radical Congress, and especially
that of the 39th Congress, and showed that
Radicalism is tho true doctrine. He also
favored limited Confscation. His home
thrusts we're severe, but good-humorcd;
and while they were calculated to make
tho guilty ones feel very sore, they en-
coursged the true friends Of our Govern
mcnt. Mr.. Julian is a very effective, i'm
pressivc speaker, and carries conviction to
the hearts Of those who are not steeled
against truth. His visit has revived the
people and encouraged the timid, while il
has also made him very warm friends
-Ws-Alpa- 70 hear hin again at no distant
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20

pie, day and night, during the Fair. The
Wabash River navigable as far up as Terre
Haute, and steamboats, will ply regularly
between Terre Hauto and the cities down
the Wabash. There is now no other at
taaction in the State so great as the Arte-
sian Well in Terre Hauie. nearly two
thousand feet deep, aud flowing out about
eighteen thousand barrels of water daily.
Every person in the State should so and
see the Well, 'and persakc OF this pure
water" All other attraciic MS, incident to
Fairs, will be there.
Mr.. John NJ. Kinney, the great Balloon
Man, from Columbus, Ohio, will make u
series of Balloon Ascensions, comprising
Grand Tropical Balloon Asccnsions, or
letting persons arise in balloon to the
height Of one thousand feet, by means Of
rope and windlass; also, grand Balloon
Race, or two Balloons ascending at the
same time; and Balloon Wedding, or
Marriage in Balloon, by young and
loving couple, who are desirous Of passing
the honey moon voyage in balloon, three
anha half miles above the earth,
Ouryery large premiums offered for
fast time viii make the coming Fair very
exciting to lovers Of fast horses. One
Thousand Dollars is offered as Premium
for the fastest horse, marc or geldipg. The
following is the
PROGRAMME.
Monday First Doy-Entry Of stock and
articles for exhibition, and the arrangement
Of tho same upon the Fair Grounds.
Tuesday, Second Day, A. M.-Contin.
uation of entries; 2 p. NJ, the best pacing
mares or gsldings will go for purse Of
$40; 3 7. NJ, the best trotting double
team; at 4 7. NJ, exhibition Of saddle
horses and mares.
Wednesday, 1A1d Day, 0 A. M-Call-
ing Of committees; 10 a. NJ. to ~ NJ, ex
hibition Of thorough bred and heavy draft
horses and breeding cattle; 0 Il. NJ, tho
best trotiing stations will go for prem
ium Of $50; p. d., racking horses and
exhibition of jacks and mules.
Thursday, Fourth Day. 0 A. M--.Ex
hibition of horses for general purposes il
their order, awarding Of premiums on cat
tie, examination Of sheep and hogs, anC
trial of drag saws; p. NJ. the best pacing
stations wiki go for premium Of $50;
T.. NJ, the best trotting mares or geldings
will go for premium of $40; 4 z. NJ. ex-
animation of horses for light harness.
Friday, Fyth dag, A. H. Continuation
of examination of horses for light harness
also, matched and single horses, trial o
thrcsher, blowing match, and examination
Of articles in general; 2 T.. NJ, the great
trot for the Presidents Premium ofsl 900
not less than three to enter and two to 60
mile heats, best in 5 to harness.
Saturday, Sigik doy-Paymcnt Of pre-
miums, settlement of claims, snle Of stock
&C., 80. A. j. HOLMES,
Secretary Indiana State Board Of Agricul
| furq
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Executors Sale OF Real Estate and
Personal PrNnerlY.
THE undersigned Executor of the last will Of
i John V. Kinds deceased, will sell on the

T'HE undersigned Executor OF the last VIII Of
i John V. Kinds deceased, will sell on the
premises,
On Saturday, Sept 2SM, 1867,
at pubic auction, the following described Real
Estate in Franklin County and state VI Indiana,
to wit.
Part of the south wost quarter Of section 20,
Town ., Range West, bounded as follows;
Beginning at the southwest ccrner Of said quar-
ter, thence east 1870 50l0O poles, thence north AZ
80 100 poles, thence west l20 poles, thsnce south
az SO 100 poles to place Of beginning, containing
80 acres, GODS and 80 poles moro or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc. third TO &C paid on
the 25th Of December next, tho remaining two
thirds TO be paid In one and two year, with in q
torost, secured by mortgage on the premises, uaiy-
ing valuation and appfaisement laws.
Said land is two miles West of Mt, Carmel, G
miles East OF Brookville, on good County road,
one half mile South Of the Turnpike read. 20
acres in high state of cultivation, balance In
timber; has on Il a good frame barn, u two. story
house, good we'll OF water, aud several never.
failing springs, apple aud peach trees. Said land
Is mostly rich bottom land, as good ms any In
Eastern Indiana.
Alro al the same time and place tho Personal
Property belonging to said estate will be sold.
Sds TO conm ence at 10 o'clock A. II.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Executor.
Sent Q, 1S67.3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
-BRooKvILLE-
Friday Morning, September 20, 1857
UNION TICKET.
FOR CLERK OF COURT,
ALEXANDER w. BIEGHLE.
ron COMMISSIONER,
NIXON DAVIS. ~
Our County Fair

Ia progressing most favorably, and gives
promise OF continuing to attract vast
crowds. Tuesday was taken up with max
rug eurrtcs uuti riru iuuuSurution of Base
Ball. On "Wednesday the entries contin-
ucd, and the Old Folks Meeting was held
We have not time this week to speak Of
the latter as it deserves. The programme
for Thursday is--in tho morning, horses
for general purposes; afternoon, light har-
ness and trotting match. Fridays pro-
grsmmc-morning, sweepstakes; after
noon, pacing match.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that by virtue Of an
IN order Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank
lin County, Indiana, at the July Term, 1907,
thereof, In the case Of George W. Hall. Admins
traitor of the Estate or Charles A. Hall, deceased
vs. Heirs Of Deceased, the undersigned, on tho
premises,
Saturday, October 5th, 1867,
(unless previously sold at private sale) will sell
at public auction the following described real Es-
tate Situated In said Comfy and State, to wiz
Lots Nos. 10 add 10 in Block u In the town OF
Laurel subject 10 the interest therein Of Margaret
J. Kutzendaufer, late the widow Of docedent.
Bids for the purchase Of the same n; private sale
will be received up TO the 4th OF October next
TERMS.-onc third purchase money down ON
day Of SALE one taird In nine, and remaining ono
third In eighteen months, deferred payment. se-
cured by notes bearing interest, and waving BEN
eft % valuation and appralsement laws, ana ~
mortgage on tho prcmises. GEO. l.. HALL,
Holland a Binkiey, Auy's. Admins traitor.
Sept. @, 1s67.dw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
mAmmuTH WAsNEsi MACHINE.

.rfiairc5s,tetts.e2lA,riend
VHE undersigned has purchased tho right to
i sell and manufacture In Ffanklia County the
above valuable Washing Machine with Patent
Wringcr attached Citizens Of tho County would
do welfto call and examine this machine before
purchasing elsewhere. IL speaks for itsclf
WILLIAM LYNN,
ang16-2m blooming Grove.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Partition.
STATE oFINDIANA. FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FRANKLIN COMMON PLEAS COURT.

STATE OF INDIANA. FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FRANKLIN COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Matthew Hutchinson ct al. ". Gideon Eyman,
Cineas Ryman, Prsciiia Kennedy and
Joseph y. Kennedy.
On this 9th day OF September a. D. 1867, in va
" cation of said Court, come tho PLAINTIFF by
their attorneys, aud hlc their petition and eilda
vii herein, by which II appears that Gideon Ry-
man, Cineas Ryman. Priscilla Kennedy aud jos
eph L. Kennedy are necessary parties deien dan r.
herein that the same relates 10 real estate, and
that said defendants not residents of the State
of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of tho tendency Of this petition. and are
required to appear before the Judge of Iic Court
Of Common Pleas of Franklh County ON the soc
ond day of tho next Of said Court. tobe hsld
At the Court liouse in Brookvillo,at the County OF
r.anklin and State Il Indiana, on tie first Mon
dov Of November 4 d. 1867, and then and there
10 plead and answer herein.
Witness, Henry Berry Jr., Clerk Of said Court
this 9th day Of September a. u. 1861.
HENRY BERRY in, Clerk +. Q. G.
Holland, Binkfey & Jones, att3's.
Sep. lS3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Divorce.
STATE OF INDIANA. FRANKLIN COUNTY,
IN THE FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT.

IN THE FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT.
Josiah Magoon vs.. Evalne Magoon.
ON the 9th day of septen Dor A. ID. 1867, in va
" cation of said Court, comes the plaintifby his
attorneys aud files his petition and affidavit hero
in, by which it appears that the said Evaline Ma
COON is q necessary party defendant hereto, and
that she Is nota resident Of the State Of Indiana.
Said defendant Esalino Magoon is therefore here
by'nouded Of the tendency OF this petition, and
required to appear before the Judge Of the Frank.
lin Circuit Court on the second day Of tho next
term thereof TO be held at the Court House in
Brookyille, County &C franklin and State OF In
diana, on tho ir-t Monday Of February A. d.
SOS, and then and there Plead and answer herein
Witness, Henry Berry Jr., Clerk of said Court
this 9th day Of Ssfteni CT A. d. 1867.
HENRY DERRY JR., Clerk 7. C. c.
Holland, Binkley ! Jones, atiy's.
Sep. i3 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
j. WHITING MORGAN M. D.
CANCERS AND CANCER SORES

Without pain.
Rooms az Central Hotel, Cincl matt ohio, where
he may be consulted on Thursdays aud Fridays
of each woet. Reference furnished and cures of-
fected whore patients are durable. VIII be In
Rockville Oct. Both, 1857. Sep 20.lwe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
LETTER FROM HARRISON.

5. Il. MALoNE--Who is he? Echo an.
swers. Who'll "Perry Montrose," distiu-
guished correspondent from Harrison, I'M
AGNES and appears to know that he is a
certain Rec. formerly Of Indiana, but now
of tho good old Democratic State of Ken
lucky. Now that reminds me Of a story
| heard in Harrison one day, viz: that
Perry Montroso was n sort of Doctor liv-
ing somewhere about Harrison; and l
would have believed the story TO be true.
and would have told it to all my friends,
but | was afraid that some day | might
get sick, and the aforesaid Doctor might
expose me by way Of making me take some
sort OF medIeinv of i.;s wtisf. wvuId max .
me wish | had kept num-
Then, doubted, too, whether tho afore.
said man of pills and scapulum could write
as fine and classical aud pooical letters as
drop from the pom of Perry Montrose.
presume Perry thinks that s. Ii. Malone
is, like himself, a myth, but he is sadly
wide Of the mark, for s. II. Malone is a
worthy gcntleman--so bis neighbors say
who, contrary to the morals of many
proicssed Christians, lives peaccably With
all men, as far as they will let him, and
loves his neighbors pretty nearly as we'll
as himself. =. b. is orthodox in theology,
sound In politics, patriotic in his spirit,
and always ready TO help tho poorest and
most outcast Of humanity. 3. b. has some
fight in lin, however, and Perry had bet
Ten be a little careful, or no might be call.
ed upon to participate in "pisiols aud cof-
fee for two" particularly the latter. So,
let him hereafter take to his texts, and
not be weaving politics into his sermonic
letters.
OUR NEW PREACHER.
The late Cincinnati Conference has sent
us a. new Preacher in the place Of Mr..
Reed, and although l have not yet seen
him, learn that he is fine speaker
clever, sociablo man, and the opinion gen.
orally is that he will please the congrega-
ton and people OF the town rs we'll as any
one we have had in that church for years.
The only interest take in the matter is TO
have him well supported. A preacher
who serves in as grand n church as that
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Appointments Of the South Eastern
Indiana Conference.

would over grand victory Journal.
Of the South Eastern
Indiana Conference.
INDIANAPOLIS DIsTmcr-F. &. Holiday,
p Il.
Indianapolis, Asbury- John II. Lozier.
Franklin-J. Monroe Crawford.
= Edinburg-W. Maupin.
Sbelbyville--T. G.. Beharrell.
Hope-Samuol @. Noble.
st. Louis--Samuel Langdon.
Mt. Auburn--Andrew Kcnnady.
Fairland--Samuel PinkeTtou.
Southport-W. S. Mahan.
Acton--lsaac IL. Tomlinson.
eenwood--Francis S. Turk.
Sugar Creck--Jesse Miller.
st. Paul-William A. Thompson.
Waldron-Francis S. Woodcock.
John w. Locke, d. d., Professor Indi-
ana Asbury University and member Of
Asbury Quarterly Conference, Iudianapo-
lis.
j. A. Brousc, Conference Financial
Agent and member of Asbury Quarterly
Conference, indianapolis.
CoNYEHsvILLE DIsT.-Jno. w. Mellen-
der, Z. Il.
ConnersviIle- S. Teyis.
Laurel--E w. Burruss.
observation-disclosures H. Lynch.
Rushyile-Andrcw Lotion.
Miton-Geo. w. Winchester.
Liberty aud College Corner-to be sup
piled.
Mount Carmel-Mark ii. Mullin.
umbia-Landy Ravens.
Milroy-James McCaw.
Fairdcld-George w. Pye.
Blooming Groye-to be supplied.
Carthagc-David G. Benjamin.
Burlington-Richard Il. O'Byrne.
Brownsville-to be supplied.
John III. Martin, President, and John
p. ID. John, Professor, Brookville College,
and members Of Brookyille Quarterly
Conference.
LAwRENcEBURo Distributes D. Lath-
rop, Z. Il.
wrenceburg-John G.. Chafee.
Aurora-Charlcs Tinsley.
Moore's Hill-Enoch G. Wood.
Belleyiew-to be supplied.
Milford-John S. Winchester.
Greensburg-1st Church, Resin NJ
Barns.
observation-disclosures Geo. L. Cur
tiss.
Guilford-to be supplied by Il. T. spen-
Ger
Manchester--Robert Roberts.
Neutrality-suspicious. Turner.
Dillsboro-David A Robertson.
New Trenton-to be supplied.
New Pennington-to be supplied.
Clarksburg-to be supplied
Joseph Cotton, Agent Moore's Hill Col
legiate Institute, and member Of Moore
Hill Quarterly Conference.
MADISON Williamson Terrell. p. T..
Madison Trinity-F. A. Hester.
Roberts Chapei-Wm. IL. Harrison.
I" Ebcnezer-1'o be supplied.
Canaan--Haryey Harris.
Dupont and North Madison-te be sup
piled.
MooreGelj-S. S. McMahan.
Vevay-John X. Pye.
Patriot-Marcellus A. Ruter.
Iyislng sun=rvilliam 4. Sanders.
uartford-Jercmiah ID. Sparks.
Mt. Sterliug-R. II. Baldwin and one
to be supplied.
Vorsailles-Abner Roop, w. Burton. :.
Delaware-Elijah Written. 4
Westport-Matthew Mitchell and one TO
be supplied.
JEFFERsoSvILLE DIsT.-Sampson finch
er, Z. Il.
Jacksonville, Wall Street-G. P. Jcn.
kins.
g City Mission-A. N. Marlatt.
Charlestown--John w. Chafiin.
Utica--E. l.. Dolph.
New Washington--Sydncy Tinker.
Kent-Lewis G.. Atkinson.
Vienna-To be supplied.
Wooster-Martin j.. Wells.
Vernon-William o. Pierce.
North Nernon--T. Il. McClain.
Seymour Francis s. Potts.
Columbus-W. W. Snyder.
Paris. u. PelI.
Elizabethtown--To be supplied
John w. Sullivan, Chaplain to Southern
State Prison and member of Wall Street
Quarterly Conference, Jacksonville.
u. Garland, transferred to North Indi.
ana Conference.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20


congregation now has, ought 10 have a
liberal salary. We presume he will geti 1t.
THE FIRE.
/ need not say anything moro about the
late fire. as my worthy compeer has given
the particulars, but wish to say that orr
town ought to have good hand engine,
as we WI have other fires, and all know
thatthe ople cannot exiinguish or check
fires veI (eiIectually with only the use of
buckets
THE MURDER.
The shooting of promising young man
by another Of cur citizens the other day,
has made some few more Of our people
think little moro on the whisky question,
and perhaps all will admit now that whis
ky was the primary cause of the great
crime. Let law be passed that every one
who may be found intoxicated shall be
fined not less than $40 and imprisonment
for not less than "a hours. Let the whole
infamous system Of licensing men to sell
liquor be forever abolished. Then we
will make fewer drunkards and have fewer
murders.
THE EWES DRoPPER.
Your readers, Mr.. Editor, will be as.
tonisbed to hear that young man Of this
vicinity has been caught in the dark deed
of trying to find out the secrets as Mason
ny. He is known to the Graft, and he IS
just pow in the same condition Of Morgan
sefore he was murdered. The young
scamp thinks that no one is aware of his
ewes dropping, and he is Boosting about
town that he knows as much about Mason
ry as any woman in Harrison or herea-
bouts. AS he sometimes comes up 10
Brqpkyile on counting expedition, it
will be well for your young bloods to keep
an eye on him and prevent him from
picking up secrets in your region.
A PROSPECTIVE WEDDING.
AS our town has in it many of the pref
test girls TO be found in the White Wa
tor Valley, it will not seem strange if tell
you that we are about to lose one of the
hapdsomcst and most accomplished young
ladies of the place. Rich, beautiful and
intelligent she is a prize which a prince
might be proud of, and the young man
who has the good fortune to have won her,
will, no doubt, as soon as he gets to house,
keeping, subscribe for the American.
AN ACADEMY.
Our town is very much in need of an
Academy for male and female, to furnish
complete business education to our
youth. Our Common Schools are doing
we'll for the children, but we need academ
zeal instruction for the young men and
girls in our town, so that the poor as well
as tho rich may have an opportunity of
that higher intellectual training which the
progress of society now demands in every
community, and which our present wealth
will enable us to accomplish at any time
it is taken well in hand by some of our
leading men,. 1t should be built aud con-
Quoted on the most liberal principles, il
The :ii::;Sg Is nnssihle. and it is, if sec. is
kept out Of the way. tits shame that
religion is made only the prciensc Of I'M
ion;. it is the only true source of unity
among men, and if they all had enough Of
II there would be union, real and substan
tial. 8. b. MALONE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20

The clamor in favor of issuing hundreds
ofmilions of greeubacks to pay off the ma
tional debt, is already having its effect
upon the price of gold, which on yesterday
was 1857 in New York. 1t is higher now
than it has been since the first of juno,
1865. and will continue to go up as the
people become uneasy at the prospect of a
flood of greenbacks. The repudiators and
destructiyes swore greenbacks were worth
less during the war, and now want enough
of them issued to make them so. They
want to send gold up TO war prices, and get
back their losses. They want to destroy
the credit of the Government utterly, and
render it unable TO put down another re-
bellion.- Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
IRY TME G0LpEM PENS.

They are put up In neat slide boxes, each box
containing | z Pens. Prioo rs cents n box. No.
for general use; suited TO all kinds OF business
Writing. No.2 Extra Fine POINTS, FOR Ladies,
schools and Choice Penmaaship.
Travelling Agents wanted everywhere 20 sell
theae Pens; also Booksellers, Statlonors, and
Merchants generally.
One box assorted samples sent by mail, post
paid, for 25 cents. Price list semitic agents on
application.
Liberal discount TO the vado.
Tho "Goiden Pons" will last from 10 times
longer than tho best Steel Pens, hence they are
the cheapest Pens In tho market.
III. CoBURN,
1870 vino st., Cincinnati, o.,
S1ie agent for tho West aud South.
Iuiv
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20

them nrc less crushing than usual. they
rejoice more than less Inundated party
would over grand vietory.-[J Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20

Since the commencement Of tho publ
cation of Colonel Forney's letters from
Europe in III racc Press We have been in the
receipt ofinnumerable inquiries from those
who wished to know if the correspondence
would not appear in book form. In accor-
dance with their requests, We viii now
state that.thcs letters, carefully revised,
with important additions, will shortly be
given TO the world, in one volume, by the
publication house Of 7. B. Peterson &
Brothers, Philadelphia, who will spnrc no
expense to make OF it book which shall
combine every feature Of typographical
excellence characteristic Oh the best pub
locations of this firm, with a moderate
price. 1t will contain an excellent steel
engraved portrait of the author, and be 10
every respect, as VIC believe, work ac-
ceptable to his friends. AS it will at once
be put to press, booksellers, agents, and
all others DESTROYS of securing any number
of copies, are requested to send in their
orders to, or address without delay, the
publishers, Messrs T. b. Peterson & Bro
theirs, Philadelphia philadelphia Press.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
Notice to Heirs of Petition to Sell Real
Estate.
STATE or INDIANA, COUNTY OF FRAN

STATE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF FRANK
LIN.
NOTICE Is hereby given that James D. Henry,
~ administrator with tho will annexed of the
Estate of Samuel Williams deceased. has hled his
petition 10 sell tho Real Estate Of tho decedent,
hls personal being insufficient to pay his debts,
term of the Court OF Common Pleas of said County.
Attesti HENRY BERRY JR.,
Sep IS, 1S61-3w Clerk @. g, L. Il. G.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-20
GOODgpgEDS GOLDEN PENS.

Federated for their nexibllity, durability,
" smoothnoss Of execution, anti -corrosiv eness,
economy and general adaptation TO tho wants Of
all writer's Superior TO steel pens, and admitted
by all who have used them 90 be tho pens that In
variably give satisfaction. Every person who
would write easily, rapidly ana we'll, arc respect