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Farm for Sale.

'hE sfiscrfler ofers his farm 60 ssl~ "a a
II greai irffgfin. --tf i.rrn - ptrssanilv sirs-
sifd oa a. a.rth side of fhe Aadra-ros 90 Rfs.~
pr IfIh ihffe mies fnal bethel iiih. Convenient
pr we ana rftopi The ttrm canfal1s al.l.rr
ef-hif tFe srres o. sel-siivtded inia GOOD r.ou.
n'ls tlsige, ana pirilrage. suh god archsrd
u fisiiei huits -sgtr Orchard ~s.od aui tirrfrr
iHrfe if aifo rpnterted there~tfh va-rshle "a
~ fine itntrr sfuafrd ou 80 hafk 81 tbe river
...se to fhe hoen I'd the Bsfhel ~fsar Miu a..
y Dr. isrln este p trns n Hsts also has sa..f
hnHse, harn, sd Shoe. 81 seH -unriied 18th
saiff. h. saue siii ic soid on oarts sr 81 Gee
% ip snlf rurrtasrrs. Terms niade casr. For
f'fiicu 'fre srly fo :. 2. Gilsoa. Beihei "a i. o.
10 suhsrritcs sa ths pr~u.ises
THOMAS PEABODY.
neih-i. Nov. "a. fsGs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

oser 5000 sou, o. shipping we're bsai
in 'hc fcr''ani p's'r.r'. dsrins tbc pa,s
yea.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

I"f CouEhs. q Old snd q ousurr,fsn.
lt 30 u.f srI ss.l kus.sa
'i|t IAblI IL tMONAHN uAI~AM
eiff"ffe ffd -sai tf 80 rlrsf ~. tsl.rrr-si
% tsitfrss .ef tffr .fnls r..f. f.rfft- -
GEEp. 90 TLEg a go
Iirrgi.fs. fa-l.... rr..r..rrsrs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

IT, jalrnal ssss thar La-rab-,-. ARRESTED
~ bufctrr-- h'rre'. in Dsrhan. bt. BEN
bouni over So ,riai. &C tL- Jaruarr term.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
D5D ~nB H1S1.
DIR. CLOCKS
Excelsior Hair Restorer.

for Erstaring Gfss ilar % 80 nafursl coor. pro-
d,sctag usir uroa baid hesds " b-re IN disease
- ssi hefecitary steps Has icon laiifag n
90 furufng grays Healing AT rrupfion- "a
tae -csip. sol csu<isg harsh ~tr, HAIR
o. hecoua~ ssii. gu--y snd iuxuriaat,
al mas T. dressed o. ans form
desireii
This pr~rarafioa hs- hees fsily tested ~ thous-
safs. ana hss ufser tsiled 20 accomplish 30 thaf
= oisianej 80 d shes 81 u-~d sccurdiag 20 81
rrcffous
The prot,ri etnr - aware thaf nanv have been
di-spIaiutei Il, the higb sounf ne rrelsnse 90 the
ua1as rrerarsiir-s- srh Nhfch che market has
been hIiet or 80 yesrs past. hut ssch co.ftence
c.cs h. place ia The uaerfs q his aIticis hat he
tfcrs ta
REFUND TIE MONEY
in ~ eases ~h-re sher thcr.,ueh trial "a t~s
lraftirs if isiis o. give GESTURE s-itstscfion-
u ts usrl ard Irtsnccd Is the CrrgF and
En- Ft-ruIt' and meets t~ctr sufue aTprursl.
1T y NOT A DYE,
pui bl furp',fug be -ecrrfiau- 20 The tapill-ry
slsnes. acts as . Rerioret.
aess 80 S-ii 40 srssf Laaea 80 Ba1ssf
a. Ds4oaisiy 80 El,sz-fIy Ps,fs-s4.
- eRsiiy aTBet, All - ai that CA h. dssired "a
hatr preTarstiou.
o. frisi riH c,arisrs an = as uirt.ss
Csiifo d.. CL-ck's Exccl-ior Haze R--,or-..
anf iak~ athfr
- SOL o. 30 Drursi.t. 81 81 per B..,ile, o.
- Beetles o. IS
DIR q. p. CLOCK. Prupr,efar.
NHnchesfer y a.
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EEw MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PIIYSICIAN~ IN PRINT.

y ais hai v .'i tc s..ai OIL, set a. 'rr.s. Nam-a-
~ ff4ufra u.fii 90 - .sc~fF~. fell anl i,lls sr-
rroer'i 80 u.f aFFr.ssf trsp BE- 80 ,our tsa.ll.r
- f=-e-, rrirr > r~ufs. tnlri ..ff rrraurrs arr
giren Co. eT~ry atsss-@ uhira sdsuii. of .ei-.L-c
i'.ins "isr ~iafe, toung, Isuu and rs.f
pllre.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04
Ayers Cherry Peotoral

Coaghs. Coldr. InnsesEa.
stear-rne--. tEeup. Bros
chtta~. fsciptcnt tsn~u.p-
Eton. and Tor the rclsef of
tSa-umptive Patient. sn nd-
sanced ~taEes q the disease.
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American Life Drops |!
sea rHE sFEEDT csar 90
N II ~ -. =. -. -.

Cougbs. tolis. Hesf-eoess. $50 Thf..f. nro-
CASTS. kasuulafis1u. a.f IN kin.'fsf
currflainfa
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psopis. add the rrrttct r~rurn.d Tee, .s.rx 90
trrs ~ IL tarsulr-rs q IL haif uif.. l.ffi -.
IL LIZ -. - -..lL l. H. -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-01-04

ia sail Claats deo~a-sd. o. gtsiag h-1ad 40 che
lfs d,rrrf-. g. thrrrfsre fssgr.-r. aI pstsaas
zoo at- rat-a 90 CO. ta- estate oi -il -~.a-.s to
usA- ianaae.'iatr i.syaa-at. aan tha.s w. h. harr
as cc .Iaafs fleresu. fs 81 aiiiit rh- ssair tl
Drr. a.. i-ob DAVID A.. fAhKAR
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Southern Military Commanders.

General Grant, In general order No. 10,
publishes for the information and govern
ment Of all concerned, the act TO provide
for the more efficient goyornnepl Of the
rebel States, and concludes rs follows
In pursuance Of this act, tho President
directs the following assignments to be
made |:
First District, State Of Virginia, to be
commanded by Brevet Major General j.
NJ. Schoheld, headquarters, Richmond.
Second District, consisting Of North
and South Carolina, to he commanded by
Major General Daniel Il. Siekles, head
quarters, Columbia.
The third District, consisting Of the
States Of Georgia, Florida aud Alabama, is
to be commanded by Major General George
ii. Thomas, with headquarters at Mont
gomery.
The fourth District, consisting Of the
States Of Mississippi and Arkansas, TO be
commanded by breyet Major General Il.
o. e. Ord, with headquarters at Vicks.
burg.
The Gfth district, consisting Of the States
Of Louisiana and Texas, to be comman.
ded by Major General L. IL. Sheridan,
with headquarters at Now Orleans.
The powers Of department command
ors arc hereby delegated to the above
named district commanders.
by command Of General Grant.
II. ID, TOWNSEND,
s Assistant Adjutant General.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22


a bill with regard 10 the French apoliation
claims also, bill TO provide Cor The de-
Tense Of our Northern frohticrf, WITH IA
vorabe recommendation in each ease. A
preamble and accompanying series Of res
oiutions deelaratory Of the sympathy OF
the United States with the Irlsh people,
being objected 70, went over. Senator
Morton, Of Indiana, addressed the Eenaio
at some length. defining his views on Re.
construction. On motion ofAr. Trumbull,
the supplementary Reconstruction bin Of
MIR. Wilson was taken up and referred 20
the judiciary Committee. The Senate
spent some time in Executive sfssi6n, az
tor whichit adjourned. 4
In the House a joint resolution proyid.
ing for tho expenses OF carrying into full
effect the act for the more Efficient govern
ment Of the late ipsurreeiionary States,
and all acts supplementary thefofo, with
provision limiting the amount TO 60 ,000,-
900, was passed. A bill directing the
Secretary. Of War 10 furnish anpually one
complete suit Of clothing 10 each invalid
soldier who is ca inmate Of any regularly
constituted soldiers home was passed.
Senate joint resolution appropriptng Sb,-
600 for the relief Of destitute freedmen in
the District of Columbia. was passed. The
Senate joint resolution appfopriaiing sl.-
600, 900 for the relief Of destitute persons
in the South, was referred
MARCH l2s-In the Senate the joint
resolution directing the survey for the ship
canal around Niagara Falls was passed.
Mr.. Trumbull reported from the Judiciary
Committee substitute for the House
supplemental bill, which objection being
made went over. A resolution was adop-
ted providing for the appointment Of a
special Committee Of three 10 examine and
report IL the printing bureau of the Treas
ury department can not be dispensed with,
or its expenses, az least, lessencd.
In the House no legislation Of impor-
lance was transacted.
a. MARCH 14-In the Senate the great
part Of the day was spent 10 the discus
sion Of the recoustruction bill, but with
out fnal action. The Senate in executive
session passed upona large number Of ex-
ccutiyc appointments. .tf
In The House Nr. Coyodc gave notice OF
bis intention TO introddce,. next Monday,
a resolution authorizing the appointment
Of a commission TO investigate The charges
Of irregularities and Encouragement in
the Treasury Department. Mr. Julian in-
troduccd bill 10 Ok the time for the cleo.
ton Of representatives aud delegates in
Congress Also, a bill 10 constitute eight
hours n days work for all mechanics and
laborers employed by the Government,
both Of which were referred 10 tho Judi
eIarY Commillee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Township Taxes.

The following is heamount OF township,
road and special school tax. and the poll,
levied by the Trustees Of the townships
and Town School Trustees, in conjunction
with the County Board:
Bath Tornship-4 cents township, 20
cents road, D cents. special school, and 20
cents poll.
Springfield 2 cents township, IS cents
road, 3 cents special school, aud 10 cents
poll 49,
White Watr--s cents township, Is
cents road.
Highland-10 cents township, 20 cents
road, 20 cents special school, and rs cents
poll.
Brookri1e-5. cents township, 10 cents
road, 10 cents special school, and 80 cents
poll.
EarjisLi--15 cents road, 10 cents spe-
cial school. ssh
Biooming- Groves cents township, 20
cents road, 10 cents special school, aud
rs cents poll.
Lowct--10 cents township, 20 cents
road and 10 special school.
M,tan,ord-S cents township, 90 cents
road, 10 cents special school, and 25 cents
poll.
Batler--20 cents township; Is cents
road, 10 cents special school, and rs cents
poll,
Roy-20 cents township, 20 cents road
10 cents special school, and 20 cents poll
SAT- Crcck- ] o cents township, 20 cents
road, 20 cents special school, aud 20 cents
poll.
P9sey-b cents township, % cents road,
25 cents special school, and 20 cents poll.
NJ. Carmel Coyporatioa-l0 cents
special school and 30 cents poll.
Laurel Corporatioa-l2 cents special
school, and so cents poll.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Cause of MIX Slcknass.

= WILLIAM JEanY, OF Edwardsvillc,
Illinois, has written lottcr to Governor
Cox, Of Ohio, in regard to the cause Of
milk sickness, in which he says
In view III any reward which may
have bech offered By yoar State for the dis
oosery OF the cause of milk sickness, take
this opportunity to present 20 your Excel
leuey What, in my humble Judgment, is
the foundation Of this terrible disease
What is termed milk sickness is occasion
ed by the plant eaPatorinnt egero,oidis
twhi,e sake root) ! have experimental
with this plant aud am fully convinced,
in my own mind, that IbSre discovered
the cause Of milk sickness" - i.a
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

than an excursion now TO the place where
Surrat was captured. SO we never saw
that specimen Of prlnitiuc, and doubtless
Riqno Rail Road. We have no doubt,
however, had II been preserved In iis orig
inal simplicity ill this day, II would serve
as valuable accession 10 Barnum's Mu.
scum.
This, however, was the lrst Rail Road
finished west Of the mountains, making
Indiana pioneer in this great enterprise.
Geo. II. Dunn aud Judge John Test can
indisputably claim TO be tho first Rail
Road men In Indiana. They were both
fine politicians, intelligent, practical men,
useful in their dHy, going down 10 their
graves with characters pleasant for their
relatives and friends 10 contemplate.
The old residence Of Judge Test, in
Brookyille, % on Main Burgess Street, a
frame building just north Of The brick
residence Of the late Abhef McCarty. Mr..
Test had but three sons that we ever knew.
Ills son John Gu lawyer died many years
ago at Greensburgh, Edward, his youngest
son. whom We loved as a brother, died
some fifteen or twenty years ago AT
Lawrencebureh The Oldest son was
Charles, now living 10 northern Indiana,
and We believe Judge on somo Of the
Circuits of that part Of the State. Judge
Test was man Of fine appearance, and
his son Edward was an exception fol
good personal features and the Judges
daughters were celebrated far and near for
their personal charms aud cultivated ac'
compliments. Thcsc personal illusions
are made to forestall any conclusions
adversely, which certain circumstances
might create in the public mind.
C.F.C.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
1855 For the American.
LETTER FROM HARRISON.
HARRISON. o.. March 18th. 1867

HARRISON, u, March 18th, 1857.
NJ. Eii,or,-Ia looking over some old
iiles Of the -Amerieon, find that Harrison
once had correspondent whose lucubra.
tons were seen in It's columns; but "ller-
man Hall" II seems, has "playcd out,
"cut his stick" or ceased to WELD tho
quill (stccl.pen), newspspOrial; and as |
think, now that our Railroad extends to
Brookville, bringing us within an hours
ride. that II might be agreeable. and not
at all advantageous to the paper and
our town, that gathcrer up Of items
should keep you posted in our affairs.
| would recommend to our business
men in Harrison to advertise literally in
the Amcrican, as il eirculates ia neigh.
borhoodi that are but lily supplied with
papers from other points. and the business
and trade Of said neighborhoods could be
drawn here. nalI
We are pleased to hear that the pros
pect for the establishment of frst-class
institution for the education Of our youth,
is likely TO be realized, aud that an old
Brookyille teacher, Rev. Mr., Chase, is
spoken Of as the principal of the project
cd school
A wedding occurred here short time
since, which has furnished matter for con-
vcrsaiion, us well rs consideration to at
least one ecclesiastical court. A Mr.. James
Andre aud Ellen Mcokcr or Fay, were thc
parties; the gentleman was a widowcr said
10 be difficult to please, having weighed
tho merits aud decided adversely as re.
garded the availability of more than one
Of our most respectable ladies; the bride
bad been rather unfortunate in her former
experience 10 life, first by proving the truth
enunciaIed by the poet "that men Halter
only to deceive" aud alteryard, by marry
ing comparative stranger. who proved
drunkard and brute, who compelled her,
by bis abuse, TO leave him, and from whom
It's said she had not procured divorce;
hence this trouble Enthusiastically, both be-
ing members of society denominating
themselves a Christian church, and which,
says report, rejects them from their com /.
PERRY A0srgosE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

81 quote the words Of Mr.. Earl him.
self, who is resident Of the eastern dis.
trict of the state Of Pennsylvania, in the
neighborhood of the place where the i'm.
proyemonts he mentions are made; be says
'thc cheaper single rail always of wood, IN
Schuylkill county, Penn, have been made
by contract, Mt cost of two dollars perch
or six hundred and forty dollars a mile
including every expense of excavation,
rails, and horse path, and they have been
plated with iron ut an expense of about
five hundred dollars n mile, making the
whole cost but eleven hundred dollars.
There eau DO no mistake about these
things, they are undeniable facts and solid
realities"
This road from Lawreneeburg 10 In
dianapolis was considered at that day only
rs part Of line from Cincinnati to 81,
Louis. or IL the Judge says
"a more important or interesting pro-
jet Of Internal Improvement has never
been presented TO the consideration of the
Western people. IL will extend between
four and five hundred miles, through u
country most fertile, tho most donsclY
populated, and tho leyelcst in tho world;
commencing at Cincinnati, tho Emporium
of the west, aud passing in its route all
the principal towns in this State and
Illinois, and terminating at ST. Louis, a
place of vast mercantile business, as con-
stitutipg the mart for the products Of the
lead mines, and all other produce reared
in the extensive and luxuriant yallies Of
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers"
One more extract relative 10 the prob
able value of the stock in this road, aud
We will dismiss the Judge, to wit:
"This work, so far as 10 indianapolis,
may be completed in three years or less,
and when done, the stock will be worth
two dollars TO one, Of the original sub
scription. And even while the work is
progressing it may be worth that money,
because the charter allows any part Of the
road to be put to use as soon as finished"
So much in earnest was the friends Of
the road, that they put part of it under
contract in June, 1892. John Walker a
wealthy man then living in or near Shell
byville, was the Contractor, aud some time
in the Fall Of that year he had some part
Of the road (our recollection is, two or
three miles, )fnished so as to run car
on it. And Rail Rord celebration was
to be intersperscd with rides
on tho cars. The writer had made an
arrangement to attend the celebration.
A weeks rain just previously rendered
The roads in a situation we'll imagined
by your readers, making trip from Law.
rerccPurg TO Shebyyille more tedious then
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
New Invention.

Messrs, lInsccoster Il Stephens, Of
Richmond, Ind, have patented an in.
proved Feed Water Heater and Conden-
sor. This invention is designed to furnish
an Improved Feed Water Heater, for steam
boilers, by means Of which the water to
seed tho boiler may be thoroughly heated,
and the lime or other impurities deposited
before entering the boiler, thereby pro.
venting incrustations in the boiler, and
ciIecting great saving Of fuel. 1t has
been thoroughly tested by the proprictors,
and is fully proved to do all that is claim
cd for iG
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Hydraulic.

The Con nersville yimcs says II under.
stands tina, hydraulic company has been
formed by owners Of mill property on the
canal from Midtown TO Laurel. All the
mills on the canal south Of Connersvillc.
ara now deprived Of water, aud II Is pro.
posed to build dam just above Midtown
and throw the water into the canal from
the river. The company is strong one,
aud will no doubt carry out their plans.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
County Commissioner

Lot A. Hockenberry, John King John
C.. Armstrong, Stephen II. Egbert and
William Robson are announced as can
didaies for County Commissioner, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic County
Convention. - = .-sl iat
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
CONGRESSIONAL.
Correspondence Of The Ameflean.l

March lin the Senate, Dir. Wilson,
from the Military Committee, reported a
resolution directing the Secretary OF War
to furnish the Governor of Tennessee
arms and equipments for $4,000 militia to
enable him 10 enforce the laws OF that
State. Objection being made, the resolu-
ton went over. Mr.. Sumner, from the
Foreign Affairs Committee, reported back
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
TRIGHTrUL EXECUTION!
LIVES SAVED FOR
30 CENTS.

THOUSANDS or CHILDREN DIE ANNU.
l. ALLY OF Group. Now, mothers, uyou would
spend 30 centa, and always have bottle Of DR..
Tobias Venetian Liniment la the hoase, you
never need fear loslng yorr little one when at
tackled with this complaint its now 10 years
sinee have put up my Liniment, and never heard
OF child dying Of Group when my Liniment was
nsedi but hundreds Of cases " cures have been
ported 70 me, aud many safe II twas $40 per
bo.ue they would not DO without IL. besides
wkch, IL Is a certain cure for Cuts, Burns Head
ache, Toothaehe, sore Throats, SweliinEs, Mnmps,
Collie, Diaffh~a, Dyfsniery, spasms, Old Sores
and pains Ia the back and chest No one once
tries Il who l. ever without IL. IL Il warranted
perfectly safe 10 take internally. Fall Directions
with every bottle. Sold by the Druggists. De-
pot, So cortlandt Street, New York.
mar-e2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
x. H. SWIFT, Editor i.
-BROOKvILLE
settlement Of Taxes Postponed.

= A. bill has passed our State Legislature
postponing the time Of making settlement
Of taxes the time Of payment being ex
tended from the third Monday in March
to the third Monday in April. The settle
ment of the County Treasurer with the
State Treasurer is postponed from April
till May. It Is thought the extension Of
time will facilitate tho payment Of taxes,
and have the effect Of reducing the number
OF delinquents. s a3f ltlf lflfs
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Reynuc Appointments.

Under the amended Revenue Law, the
Assessor has designated the following
Assistant assessors to supervise distiller-
ies: .fi.s.t.
Edwin w. High, Metamora;
Thos @. Shepherd, BroOkvillc;
Jas. j. Mcconnell, Lawrcnceburgh;
John A. Platter, Aurora.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
City Auditor.

Capt. II. II. Tatem was rcnomipated for
City Auditor by the late Union Convon-
lion in Cincinnati Capt. Tatem has
many friends in this vicinity who are
pleased to note this evidence Of his popu.
larity.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Hon. J. n. Farquhar-His Congressional
.I a. Record.

The article which we publish in another
column, under tho above caption. is from
the pen Of distinguished Washington
divine. The constituents of our late
worthy Representative will perusc with
pleasure this we'll deserved tribute.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22

character and position surpassed by fow
in so short time and If he had been re-
turned to tho Fortioth Congress, his inhu-
ence in the National Councils would have
been, by his experience and ability as a
parliamentary statesman and debater,
greatly augmented In honor 70 himself
and usefulness TO the country. Ile was,
az was - remarked to the writer. o
GROWN ban in Congress. Public sem
timent, hoped, will soon demand his
return "a held Of political and public
labor VIII ne is 50 we'll qualified TO oc.
cupy wit nor aud influence.
This b and just tribute to one Of the
late Rep bntativcs of Indiana in Con
gress, is duo TO his constituents, his State,
the country. aud to himself.
.e INDIANA.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Death of Gen. Benton.

General W. 7. Benton, Collector Of
Internal Revenue Of Louisiana, at New
Orleans. died recently. lie was formerly
citizen Of Wayne County.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
internal Revenue.

The assessment of Internal Revenue in
the 4th District for the month Of February
IL tfty thousand six hundred and ninety
four dollars and iifty. nine cents.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Fact.

The Liberty iEroid says:
The Western Mirror calls on the Dem
ocraey to- sAy to arms" The Democracy
will tlo no snch thing, but en- tho FIRST
wild 'Jarm OF war will be likely to imitatc
Jen Dnls, and "hs' to yetlisoats.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.

Conclusion Of cases tried during tho
recent term Of the Franklin County Com
mon Pleas Court; - ~ - On
State rs. Lewis Sucker. Violation OF
Liquor Law. Eight cases. Pleas Of
guilty. Fined S. each.
John G.. Adair u.s. w. W. v. r. r.
Civil action. Judgment for SOLO,
William Mcclure rs W. W. V. X. Il,
Civil action. Judgment for $3.50.
Wilson Morrow vs. Drookyille & Fair.
field Turnpike Company. Civil action
Judgment FOR s0l4 10 and order to sell
road. .-s----- .~
State Is. George Baker. Grand larceny.
Sentenced TO confinement IN Penitentiary
two years.
State rs. Henry spcer. Assault and
battery. Fined $40. .sf8
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
State Fair.

Terre Hauio has been selected rs the
location for the next State Fair, by tho
State Board OF Agriculture.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Land survevor.

Gen. Sol. Meredith has been appointed
Land Surveyor Of Montana Territory.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-22
Removal.

. We understand that Mr.. Stevenson de-
signs removing the Collectors Office from
Lawreneeburgh to Aurora.