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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Partition.
Partition. s~
STATE or INDIANA. FRANKLIN COUNTY,

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FRANKLIN COMMON PLEAS COURT
Matthew uutghinson ct al ", 0idson Ryunn,.
Cigoas kyman. Pascilis Kennedy and
Jossrh Y. kenssdy.s E, ...S
rs this 9th day of Septic IN her A. u. 1897. in'vs-
" eaton Of slid Court, cpine the plsiniif< hy
their attorneys. and die theif est,ios aud aida
va herein, BY which u afpcart that oideon ny
man. Ciscas Ryinan, Priscilla Kennedy aud Jos.
eph L. Kennedy ase necessary parties dtftndaut-
hslein, that lie came relates 70 real estate, aud
thstsaid dofsdanss are not residents vf the State
of Indiana. said defendants are tbersioss hststy
ntti6nd " the l.endeney Of this petition and sne
rsqsirsa y appear bcisse tic Jadge 81 the tourt
oi Commos, Pleas of ffaLklin County ON the zee.
md day OF The ssAt term " said c"as, In be held
ut the Cosit Ii"uss IN Dtookvillss the caanfs "f
Franklin and State ~ indiana, on tie tsst Avn'
day of N"vsnsbes A. ID. 1861, and ,Lsn aud tless
t. plead aud HHswer heft.n.
Witness. Nehty berry Jr., Clerk NJ said Court,
this oh day .f septvmbtr A. u. 1861.
nEvkY DEhkf In Clerk T. c. C.
Holland, Biakiey Je.ef, atts's.
sep. iS.Sw l.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Fatal Accident.

On Thursday morning of last week a
train Of cara ran into hand car, contain /.
ing fifteen men, one nile east Of Aurora.
and killed three medSOn the spot, besides
wounding six others, some Of them NOR
tally. The traiu.vas an extra, was running
cautiously, but owing to dense log nei,h-
er party could see only few yards in adj
vance. &
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
OUR COUNTY FAIR.

The Franklin County Fair last week
was decided success. People from all
directions swarmed to the Grounds both
on Thursday aud Friday. The receipts
were between 81 roo and 81, 800 Entries
continued up to Wednesday noon, Of
which there we're 525, The premiums
.smounted Ito s7ls.5o. There were mo
second-best preuiiums offered this year. Z
Quite number If old people were pres
snt at the Ola Folks Meeting. A dinner
came of in the Ladies' Hall at ? o'clock
on "Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Anna X.
Stewart took the premium as the Oldest
person who was born Ia aud still resides
il the County having lived here 60 yoars,
4sinonths and 10 days. John w. Smith,
Thos. Logan aud Margaret Baker also
competed FOR this premium, Mr.. Smith
having lived in the county 81 years and
30 days, Mr.. Logan, 50 years. and Mrs,
Baker 00yesrs, 4 months aud days.
Samuel Goudie aud wife took the premium
as the Oldest couple who are now and have
beeu living togeshsr as husband and wife
since their first marriage, they having
been married forty eight years. g.'s,s
There was good display Of Preserves,
Jellies, llarmalades. Canned Fruits, Pick les;
also good display IN Class B. Dairy Pro.
ducts, &c. La Domestic Manufactures
there was the usual excellent variety.
s The departments Of Needle and Fancy
Work aud Ladies' Unenumerased we're un-
usually fine. The articles were so varied
and numerous that we cannot specify, and
will therefore refer to the list of premiums.
W. P. 81. Appleeate's two, horse car
risge took the premium. also S. & G. Lo.
pefs one OF o.horso buggy, aud J. b.
McFarlan's spring wagon. Il. @. Becks
took premiums for two-horse wagon
harness, aud mas saddle aud Bride. AL
SO Il. II. Schrichts's lot Of tom bstones aud
monuments. John Webb's crockery ware,
end Blown / Bsst's best four tested on
ground.
3. y Roberts took premiums for mower
and reaper combined, horse rake for
stalks aud hay. and hay and straw cutter;
Logan Ross for grain 'hresher and separa-
tor; LOWS Federman for corn aud wheat
drill. s u
e James Everc't's jack took the rcd silk,
also W. o. Rueker's jcnnct, J. w. Nc
Cures three year old mule, l, G. Scobey's
spsnof matched mules. aud YIN. llurd's
srsh Of draught mules. sssis
We would ike to pa,iicularizc further,
but must refer to list Of premiums, which
will be published next week.
Thursday morning was devoted to horses
for general purposes, the display Of which
'was very good Hughes & Dubois took
the premium for best stallion over four
years old, S. Tipsman FOR best stallion over
'shrec and under Fur years, aud j. p.
sbilis for best brood mare With colt.
Thafrday afternoon was taken up with
exhibition Of horses Cor lieh, harness,
: Wa.,l .Robsson's Young Sroeibridre took
. thcsred ribbon fov best stallion, Joseph
sisaiovs fer-best:pair match horses, aud
Richard Barnes for best saddle hOrse.s
On Friday tho irottine and pacing camc
OIL Apdrew Bussell's dark bay took the
premiam Of sl0U for fastest irotIDg--tme
.:i2. Richard Barnes pray geldiog
Q'oier's) took the $50 premium for fastest
pacing-,ime 2;3z. ....,..., .....
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

Has Issued an order that ballots Of white
and colored voters shall be taken scpcrate-
ly In every district Of Eve. hundred voters.
The Republicans in Richmond have al
ready nominated some candidates for the
Convention. - i, - '''.'.n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

! Late dispatches contain laroport Of the
council with tho lndixns on the Norih
Plate Gen. Sherman made plthy spocch,
IN which he told the Indians that the Paei
&c Railroad must SO through, and If the
Goverpuent took their land i would com
pensate them for Il. giais
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
ADMINISTRATORS Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given, thstt BY virtue Of n
IN order Of the Court Of commob Pleas Of frank-
I'm County, Indiana, Al the July Tern, 1etf>
thereof, in the case Of George W. Hall Adminis-
rater Of the Estate Of chafics A. Halt. dese4ssd
W. Heirs OF Deeeased, he undersgned, On ths
premises, on tn ~
. Saturday. October 5fh. 1867. a..s
(aniess previousy soid at private ssis,) wiIi sell
at public auction tho following described real Es
tate situated in said County aud State. 70 vie
Lots Nos. 10 AID 10 In Block u IN the to~n Of
Laurel, subject 70 the interest therein Of AHgesst
J. Kutfendaufsr, late the widow Of deccdent.f q
Bids for the purchase Of the same nj private sais
will be received up TO ths Ilh Of Uctobsrasxt III
TERMS.-one third purchase money doxn On,
day Of sale, one third In nine. and remaining puo-
third Ia eighteen naosths, deferred pa, fssais Sc
cured by notes bearing Interest, and waving kss-
eft vf valuation and appraisemsnt lass, AID b.
mortgage ON the premises. 0Eo. l.. nALL,
4. Holland 4 Binkisy, Atsy's. Adni.ifg 4tsr.
Sept. Q, ls67.@s. HtfH|fn
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

q TnE LApY's FRIBsp.--A beautiful
Steel Engraving called The Lace-Maker,
leads of tho Embellishments OF the 0cto
Der number of this Queen Of the Month
lies" Then we have the usual refined anC
elegant double Fashion Plate, engraved OF
steel. The music is aThc Wife's Dream,
and Is Of itself worth the cost Of the mum
Der. Among the Literary matter We note
"Ralph Kirkwood's Sister-in Law" by
Amanda NJ. Douglas; "IIow Woman
Had Her Way by Elizabeth Prescott;
the conclusion Of "Orvillc College," b.,
Mrs. Henry Wood; an Love-" by IIeler
NJ. Pratt; YIIow..to mako Wax Flowers,
with illustrations), Editorial Articles, Re
eelp,s, the Fashions. Sc.d,A beautiful
Steel Engraving will DO sent gratis to evI
cry singic (s2oo) subscriber. and to every
person sending tho usual clubs. Specimen
numbcGo fthsmaguzinc willbc sent foI
twcoty senlsnllf ed -sogs q MR. 4
Price with engaving) $500 yenri
Four copies Cwittronc eugruving) $500,
Addresa Bescoa S;gpc'erson, si9 lNslnnt
Street, Philadelphia. - "sa 6
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

wood-pile containing eight hundred
cords, some six miles west Of Cambridge
City, Indiana, on the ca !. 0. Railroad,
caught Ere Monday afternoon and was to-
tally destroyed. The wood belonged 70
the Railroad Company. having been meas.
-ured and accepted the day before it was
burned. The loss to the road 10 not less
than 81. 900.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

'as The Washington Conservatives serensd.
ell Gen. liantock issvnieh,. lie aAade q
speech which rsse Very 'ii,ilc cc'ss0rst to
shsm. ILsy lhsp seranadca ihe Pfesia6h'.
sho made "ne Of bic pseulrslcss speecl.
IS about the Constituiioa.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
DIAMOND SEWING MACHINES.

THE uaaSfsigaed IA agent f,r thu sale OF THESE
i celebrated sewing Machines. So perfect ID
the neehani,m, aud 50 simple aud practical, that
he warrants these maohines ~ scw a seam one
hvndrcd miles In lungt, Without dropping stitch
or breaking n needle, sample marhines can be
seen ~ Colturs, Golfers Corner, franklin County,
IhdiAna. Price $4o, aud warranted for lve years
sep2i.u SAMUEL Golfer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Honor to the LOYAL Generals

The Radicals gave Sheridan, Sickles,
and Hancock the most hearty and cordial
welcome on Tuesday night that was ever
witnessed in Washington. The crowd
numbered six thousand, at least and its
cheers could easily have been heard at
the White House. i9f tpiA'ssf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Tho Movement on Rome.

Gsribaldi has issuud an address declar.
ing that the time has now come for over.
throwing the tyranny ofthe Pope. King
Victor Emanuel has issued approximation
fOrbiddipg any Italians to engage 10 the
movement. l-a..a ID - !. in ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Gov. Orr lndorses GEN. slokIes.

Interesting letters between Gen. Sickles
and Gov. Orr Of South Carolina have been
received. Gov. Orr fully indorses the ad-
ministration Of Gen. Siekles, including the
famous Order No. 10. , .a, ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
ADVERTISER
TO Teachers.

A Pubiic Examination OF applicants for license
10 teach In the Com schools Of franklin Coun.
~, will be held In the Court House Ia Brookville,
on Saturday, September 2sth, 1851. Tho sxami.
nation exercises viii commence at 10 o'clock A.
M. Applicants must DO present At the commence O.
ment, or they will not be examined for one month
W Is. MADDOX, Sehoal Examiner y. Z.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

The Auditor Of State Is distributing to
the various counties tho assessment sheet
oftaxes for 1867. The regular State taxes
are as follows; State tax, Zoe; poll tax
6oe.; school tax, Ice; sinking fund tax, zoe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Conlrad ioied

The statement published in the Presi-
dents organs that Grant agrees with
johnson that the Southern elections should
be postponed, is again authoritativcly con
tradicted.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Beaureuard.

General Beauregard has written letter
in Which he says the country is drifting
into a military dcspotisu. That ought
not to frighteu q man who lived under
JET. Davis rule.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
.STEAMl

THE undersigned have perfected their .~ys>ss-
4 ments for driving their Paper NH ~ htsAn
during the Low water season. 20 enable oe1t@upw
Of the Fiour Mil 40 get their grind nk $3.50
delay. Persons wishing grinding hsfeansr tu
have II done ~ the shortot Notice. - The Flour
Mil has the whole water power NJ tfs dsposaI.
Sen l3-4w HENRY sPEER CO.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

On account Of the dedication of,he Dem.
ocra,ic Treasurer Of Harrison countythers
will be no public sehools ia that county
- this years. IL the children are not taught
! 10 read, they will no doubt embrace tho
psmocfa'ic filth when they asc grown.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Djstillery Seized.

A Distillery at Lafayette was seized on
Friday for alleged successful attempt to
defraud the revenue law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
General Hancock

win not 20 to New Orleans before The
middle of next mouth. lie says if he
should 60 now he would continue IN oper-
alton the machinery organized by Gen.
Sheridan. 81 t4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Notice of ADMINISTRATOR.

NOTICE IL hereby given that A,exsndcr Devi'
~ son has this day been aPpoin,ed Administrs-
tor ol the Estate Of John Afford deceased.
ALEXANDER DAWSON.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Divorce.
STATE OF INDIANA. FRANKLIN COUNTY
IN THE FRANKLIN CIRCUIT COURT,
Divorce.

Josiah Magoon VI. E,aiine Mngoen. ...
On the 9th day Of septic Dor A. u. 1867. N va
" cation ~ said Court, come, the p'aintihby bis
atoraeys, ssd hcs his pstitien and nidasit here
In, by which IL appearsthat the sid kvaline Ma.
geon 10 necessary party defendant hereto, and
that she 10 mol resident Of the State OF INDIANA.
Said defendant E.Alin~ Mskoon u tbsfefors here.
by notified Of the ipendency' Of this petition, and
required TO appear before the Judge Of tho frank
lin Circuit Court on the second day OF the neat
term thereof, 10 be held at che Court House In
Brschviils, County &c Franklin and Stats Of III
diana. on the fret Monday " February, A. ~
1898, apd then aud there Head and snswsr hereiu.
witness, henry Berry Jr., cfsik 81 said Court,
this 9Th day OF SCI TENDER A. ID. 1851. l.- B.
ia HENRY DERRY ia. Clerk +. G. 9.
Holland, binkley 4 jenes, atiy's. -,
Sep. Is Sw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Court Of inquiry.

0Sn. siclles'has renewed hi- fe1us,t
for Court OF Inquiry, ahd Gen.. 0ran'
has layorably Endorsed il.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

Persons competing for Prizes must state at the
tune they send their first list, whether they are
competing for tho Large Scale, or ono OF the sPe
oial Prizes.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
T . R N 81.

For Weekly, Single sab's........ .......--..2 90
iubs Of Nine and under........ ......-.t 10
30" Clubs Of Ten aud over -...l d.
An extra copy ofths Weekly will be sent 10 ev.
cry club Of fifteen and upwards. No paper mailed
un,l aid for, or continued after the expiration oil
the subscription. Remittsness may be made BY
Post Once Money Order. Draft, bank Cheek 90
Registered Letters. Ssad for 40 explanatory CIR
cular, and specimen copy OF the paper. Address
DOUGLAS 4 GUNNER, Indianapolis, Ind.
Sep. 81 Nv fn .4f siI lf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

General Grant has lived many letters
from the South, askinI i'm not to post
pous-tAe elections VIII have been order
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
W0OiEN c00DSi

manufactured expressly for the fsrmer. 70 sx-
change for wool. on very favorable terms.
A We are determined not 10 be oatdeue either
In quality OF quantity BY any sstxblistn<nt 4
the size In the West, Nc would rseonu<nd sn
persons having business In oar line 70 Glye "
call before dealing elsewhere.
Sept. l3.3w R0MWkBER xsELLHEYER.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
GoODsPEED's GOLDEN PENS.

(veichratsd fvr their hexibillty, Durability,
" s,noothness of axeeution. anu -eofresivensss.
economy and general adaptation TO the wAnts Of
all writers. Superior 10 81 81 pens, aad adslittsd
BY ell vhs have used them ~ 10 the poas that Ia
variably give Satisfaction. Every person Who
~oaid rrits easily, rapidly ana wsii, are lrs,peet-
fulIy requested Co 81 3 .@4 - 4 ~
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Ihave the honor to be, General, very
truly and respectfully your friend and
obedient servant,
(Signed) JAMES L. OaR,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17
Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph CINoaNNATI, Sept. rs.
FLoUR-Firmer; sales of superine at
s. 1898 IS; family, $40 5ot94l0 10.
WEEAT-Flrmer and prices higher; clos
ing with buyers at 81 % for No. l red, and
sellers at - %; white is held at e 3592 40.
CoRN-.DuH at ST. s4fNnfr
OAFS-Opened active, and No. l sold at
62g63c, but closed dull at e9SS6lc. ~t =" d
- RYE--Firm at 81 25(9l "a -
BARLEY-Scarce and in demand at 81 4O@
Il So 40 tNU -l-r ~ rs-r y - fttt =
CoTroN-DulI and prices nominal at 23c
for middling. - ~ a-AkatA' F.
WHISKY STEADY at sS3 ia bond.
PORK Mess, unchanged and quiet at
S24 50al24 IS = ssrf p ~ A .hih- t.iIli-i
BULK MEATS Quiet at l3@l5c, which are
the rates asked; small lots of country sold
at ~ less. ,s,,-f - fsfs- tftt-,-t.. -s.,Fr.f
BAcoN-Dun; no sales of Importance,
but there is no pr esSnre to sell excepting at
full prices.
at ls1z@lssze, csiesy at the
! CHEksE-Is higher, Closing att Isal4c for
Western Reserve the stock is light and the
tendency is still upward.
q BUTTER searcel and prices higher at soc
EGGs-iSc and firrn fEd
s overwhelmingly u nchaugeds ]"
AioLD-l4414c ana in demand; not much
offering. TWa9TE YEfx - AZ
MoNEY-Market uncharged.
EXCHANGE Steady.
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MARKET REPORTs.
New York Market,

By Teleg: aph.1 NEwYosK, Sept. l6.
!. corTos--DeclIning sales ofj50o bales at
2592oHc for middling upla nds.
FLoUR-Firm and in fair demand. Re-
ceipts 3D. bbls; sales of 800 bbls at IS .
9oy . re- Ssats and "a Wssts52 3, g. sogi2 90
hoop osfo Sf5 fof Pee new fe b. r louis
closing quiet and holders are more dis
posed to realize; ai>o, $40 bbls of extra
Srase iof October at p Saii ,i f1 s1
IL 30. Rye flour; sales of go bbis at s. 759
ia.
WW HszIzsaesps aee aassaSssis
@ SO, salesP bushels al $50
MA Tor No. do, 10 Hive = Is faf Amber BE-
State; 81 62sz for white.
RYE-Sales of 1900 bushels Western at
BAKLEr-Dulf.
MALr-Quiet.
CoRN-Receipts 60,77 bushels; market i
els al 81 22@l q for new naked Western; ;
SIE9l q for unsonnd. -. 4.r..Y,HNk !
opened shade rirmer, and closed lower ;
sales $500 bushels at es1z9ssc. for new
Kics-D1il !; sales 100 bbls. at ga 1oc.
CoFFEE-Firm; sales % bags Rio on pri-
q SUGAR Firm; sales $50 hhds. Cuba at
lls<@I25zc.; 50 boxes Havana l31@c. 81 1a I
MOLAasES-Steady; sales sic hhds. Bar
BADGES on private terms
FErROLEUM-F1frn at laLz@loc. Tor crude
and l3c. for refined in bond
HoPS-Uncha nged.
roRK-Dun and lower; sales $500 bbls-
AZ Va 5O9A 20 for new mess, closing at
$24 " regular, $50 SO @ q 90 prime, and
ga % for prime mess. 'ft@ p 7s.& ~ t7f .
BEEF-Steady; sales l2S obls. at previous
HAMS bunsand noraipalsssmfsEE0a s
BAcoN-Qaiet Asad steady; sales 100 box es
CUT MEArs-Steady; sales 1855 packages
at l21ae.@l3c- for shoulders, and l51s917c-
f0r halns.as5t ftr ane = as4 ~ as,-rI ~
LARD-Unchanged; sales OF 1850 bbls., at
Ii54@l45sc; small lots sold at l41zc.t "a Ed 4
y BuTrER-T Steady at ll@25c for Ohio; l5@
CHEEsE@ quiet at sel4c.. = re s'iii ..s
TOTAL STOCK OFF GRAIN IN wAREaoUsE
SEPT. 18TH.
Wheat "a, Dos bushels; corn 10, la6 bush
els; oats 2i6, "a bushels; rye ID. 9SI bushel
barley s,T05 bushels; malt 55,i77 bushels;
peas, 10, TO bushels = z Y "a = r
LATEST p. M.
FLOUR Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-Quite firm fair export demand
for spring; sales at 81 2l@12 . for No. 2;
- 25@2 ~ for No: on thespot. 'bA4AAO
EYE-Firm at 81 40t9l 40 for Western.
0ATs-Heayy; se1s@sze for Chicago and
CoRN-Firmer; 81 2s9l 231z for mixed
3 w 6sLSFn. Af44 r. r. ttYft EEaf
PORK Easier; sales of GOO bbls. mess at
"a 90 cash, and ga 81 regular.
BEEF-Steady.
BACoN-Firm and moderately active.
a LARD-Qu et, at i4sz@l4skcy for fair Ito
prime steam; l4sz9lis<e for kettle rem
dered.