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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Effect Of the Elections.


No reaction or revolution is without its
cause and effect. Aud especially is this
the case in politics. Viewing from one
point the elections of 1867, so far, the
Republicans have cause to regret consider
able loss. Proposing no substantial plan
for the consideration of the people, De-
mocracy has been content for several years
at taking advantage of any means by
which they might create disturbance
amons the Republicans. having the
Government to contrcl, the war to pros
ecu;e, and at e-t he Southern States to
reconstruct, it we're utterly impossible for
the party in power to conduct these duties
entirely satisfactory. All missteps were
pointed out by our opponents, aud those
OF our men inclined 10 grmmble beca use
everything was not perfect, were set up
with TO be induced that the Republicans
were a set of rogues. Indeed, no law of
any consequence was passed during the
war, nor no ann at reconstruction since.
that has not been rnequivocally decried
by the Democracy
True To that which they tn ught right.
with hearts maguanimous aud just. the
Republicans pushed onward and upward.
Success upon success crowuing their ever,
exertlon, they were embroidered in some
paris TO. strike for Equal Rights for ALL
In Ohio, not knowing the extent of
existing prejudice against the Negro, they
submitted To the people the question::
Shall or shall not the Negro vote?
The Democratic opposition to the question
was unqualified. In addition to 1t. they
spruug other formidable issues issues
that not one ont OF ten OF the masses knew
any thing about,a thereby brought about
u reaction in the body polite
What will be the result hereafter?
Nothing disconraging, we aver. The elec
tons this Fall have taught our men not
to take upon themselves o burden at "a
time when they are doubtful of carrying
it. There are questions that must aud
will be solved-those most pressing while
that Of Manhood Suffrage can be had
whoa The people are educated for it. None
will deny that il is inevitable, but there
is policy ia all things. Greensburg
Chronicle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
The Counterfeit z-aos.

Secretary NcCuilocL is considering what
action he shall take in reference to recov.
eriag moucy on counterfeit 1905. De-
maud has been made for reclamation, bet
bankers unanimously refuse compliance
The sub Treasurer ut New York has writ
ten letter, ia which Ls takes the ground
that tie Department caa recover. lie
says all business men understand that be
receives these notes merely for transmission
10 Washington. lie advances the money
upon them, but they are sent at the ex.
pense OF holders, who are required to in.
dorse them that they may be returned, il
norfound correct. Ii is known that notes
aud bonds Of this character are frequent
~ returned for ono cause or another, and
iaese Is but Que instance in which bauk.
er demu'Fed to receiving his note when
thus returned.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
IMPORTANT METRIC.

The meeting of the Franklin County
Agricultural Society which is advertised
to lake place in Brookvil.e next Saturday,
will be most important one, aud should
be largely attended. We understand the
object OF the meeting is to secure new Fair
Grounds, either By adding to the old
grounds or purchasing in another locali-
~. Franklin County is far behind her
Dsi2Lbors ia this matter, aud it behooves
our people to take immediate steps towards
securing better grounds, SO that they may
be Improved aud put in proper order for
the Fair next year. Let everybody inter
csled attend the meeting next Saturday.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
EAST FORK RAILROAD.

Tho meetings advertised to take place
this week at various points along the East
Fork, to secure a railroad from Richmond
20 Brookyiils along that Valley, IL Is ex-
pec;si will be fully and promptly aiien-
died.. Persons will be- present to address
these meetings and urge the people to take
right bold Ut this important work and
pash il along steadily to completion. y
duaa,iop of 900 900 is asked from those
inaeaia,ely Interested, by every one Civ
ing a note for reasonable amount, paya-
BILE whom the road Is completed. Do no,
fail to attend these meetings, aud lend n
helping hand towards the building Of tho
East Fork Railroad. IL will be money
well invested. See Ia otiee Of meetings in
another column.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
TIE DUTY OF CONGRESS.

From the Anti slavery standard.
The FIRST duty Of Congress al lis next
session is to reinstatc Edwin NJ. Stanton
as Secretary Of War. Its next duty is to
pass law that all public officers. on i'm
pcachment, shall be suspended from the
performance Of their functions during triDl
Then let the House OF Representatives i'm
peach Andrew johnson for high crimes
aud misdelneanors and put him on his trial
before the Senate, and let Ben Wade tax e
the White House. The conservatism of
the country cries out that this course will
bring about revolution. We are willing to
impeach johnson, say they, but do not at
tempt to remove him. lie will resist
Well, let him. The sooner the loyal ele
ment Of the country is brought TO death
grapple with this peIjured traitor the bet
ter. We.have no fears for the result.
Impeachment without suspension from
Office is sNinds. The Constitution. the
bugbear OF SO many minds, is silent on
this point; therefore il is our duty 10 max Q
precedent. The logic Of the case is sim
pie and leaves no room f,r doubt. as will
be seen by single illustration. Your
N"'''N' ''pe y'oj lOu utturt nun vi INC
theft and put him on his trial; but in the
mepniime until he'is convicted, you give
him unlimited control Of your money box
That is impeachment without suspension
To those who honestly be ieve that the
removal 0i johnson would bring disaster
on tie country We would say there il no
security except in such course. lie is
the great disfurber Of the peace. There is
not an interest dear to loyal hearts which
Is not put in deadly peril by his continu
uuce in office. Every hour that he stays
in the White House nurses and strength.
ems the fires Of nm unextingulshed rebel
lion, aud ii that element. combined with
the colperheads Of the North, ever g,t-
the enIire c,n,rol Of this government. not
only the rights Of The negro will be lroddcn
down, but the reputation Of the oebt
surely follow, with the abasemeut Of every
principle that makes America worth liv.
ing for and dying for.
Some admonIsh us TO wait until after
another Presidential election for succor
aud relief. We reply that delay may be
fatal aud we have no tight to iisk il.
With truitor in the Presidential Office.
surrounded, a. he soon will be, with rebc IS
undiss used the country may receive ils
death wound long before Tie 4th OF Msrch.
1869. Again, We say, the removal Of
johnson Is our only security. liz il only is
there peace In il only is there safety.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25

SpesiaI Orders No. l5j declare the to.a
vote of tie State Of Louisiana election, on
tho question OF Convention, to he 10.
lT!, ofwhieh 7j,0S3 were for a Conyeu.
ton, asl l.00G against, S. blank. A ma.
j'riiy of the whole number registered Lav.
,ss soIed, aud majority Of the votes cast
being for Convention, the delegates clec.
ted are notified to assemble ia Convention
a. Mechanics Hall. New Orleans, Noyem.
Der 23i. The order is signed Ly Gen
Mower.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
The County Election.

The returns from the different townships
give the Union ticket IMPURITIES ranging
from l07 to 205. Tingiey's majority
reaches l6l. Wolfe run way ahead of all
aud receives POS majority. DR.. Cooper
majority is l5S.. Rankin receives lGl ma.
joriiy. Cullen's majority is iGG. Spaul-
ding's majority is only l57 This was
not on the account of any extra popularity
of Mr.. Kerses, for he falls little lehind
the rest Of the Democratic ticket.
We could crow little over this county,
but we have the news from Ohio aud
pennsy lyania before a. and it admonishes
to be li,ile s,ll. We will try and give
the Official vote 10 tabular form, next
wvck --fRushyi.le Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Nominations Extraordinary.

The New York Herald is Tar ahead OF
it, contemporaries in the matter Of uomIna
tons Tor the Presidency. Most of even
metropolitan journals are satisfied to limit
their efforts IN this particular line to one
term. but the Herald summarily disposes
OF four terms at u time. Ii first declares
Chase, Coliax, Wade and others of lesser
note" among th4dcmagogues," aud with
wonderful prescience asserts that il will
take precisely sixteen years from the 4h oil
March. 1869, to set tins distracted country
TO rights. The Instruments OF this recli-
iea,ion urc to be Grant, Sherman, Thomas
aud Sheridan, in the order in when they
are named The Herald does not tel us
whether it would have these gentlemen ell
ected in batch or scriatia, We hope il will
satisfy the curiosity OF the country at once
upon this point aud also communicate its
Intentions in the premises to the candidates
themselves so they may put their houses in
order. Thus ends the reign Of the poiit.
clans for sixteen years. Eceaat omaes.--
Lafayette Journal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
n. H Swift in Trouble.

Our friend X. Ii. Swift Assessor of the
old Fourth District, seems to be getting in
to trouble, on account Of the strife between
Col. Farquhar and George W. Julian for
the Radical nomination for Congress ia
the new Fourth District. Swift has gone
into pint to yindicaie himself. In his
communication of October !, which ap.
pears in the Broekvile Democrat. ad
dressed To the editor Of the Iiicbmoud
True Republican, he labors to convince
his RadIcai friends that he is as intensely
Radical as any of them. Well, this may
as matter oi iiact. lie true. but we are
frank to sa, tina; his ia;;h does not CORES
pond with bis works From the date of he
split between President Johuson and the
Radical Congress up to tho passage of the
''Tenule OF Once bill" r. VI. Swift was
understood be lull-booded Johnson man
lie attended the johnson State Conven.
ton in 1866, and was one of The most
enthusiastic men in that body. Such was
his course in the DISTRICT Convention that
nominated COL Grover for Congress. In
addition TO this, we have other proof OF
his johnson proclivities. which can bc
brought TO the light Of day. Prior to the
passage Of the Tenure Of Office bill
which secured him in his present. position,
Swift made as great an effort to convince
all concerned that he was johnson man
as he is now making to persuade his Radi
cal friends that he is a Line backed deyo
tee OF rhaddeus Stevens.
"lle wires in and he wires out.
Leaving the people stiii ia doubt.
Whether the snake that made the track,
Vas going south coming back"
But then, We do not Intend to be per
sonal at all, and will not be; but we thought
il would DO no harm right here to put in
this little reminder for Il. H. Swift's
special benefit. We hope our friend will
not '.iake water" too unceremoniously,
fearing, as water is qsite 'Scant" at this
time, be may strike botlem rather hard
occasionally. Lawrenceburg Register.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25

This opinion has been submitted to
Governor Baker. who has the matter un
der udyisement, and will probably render
his decision in the matter 10 few days
by dating the commissions The action
Of the Governor will affect quite number
of County Auditors. and 1t Is expected. II
the Attorney General is sustained. that
there will be a rafting among the dry
bones."-l Journal
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25

NOTICE IL her BY given that The undersigned,
~ administrators vi he Estate oi Thomas shank
deceased, will,
On Saturday. October och, 1867,
sci a, pubic auction, AZ the late residence Of said
.ieccdeGt four miles outh East Of tue town oil
DrookviIle. Franklin C"nnty, Indiana the Per
sobal Property of said + tate not taken oy the
widow. a. folio IS: . norscs, 5 Colts, 2 Milck
Cows, I Ieatnrg Calf, / two horse wagon, -
u of Hogs, Farming imp nts, Corr, Oats,
l. ou .ehald aud Kitchen Furniture, and many
other articles too ,dis ne 10 enumeiaie.
sale L" commence ut 10 O'Clock A. NJ
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums Of three dollars
and under, cash; all sIAs over three d 'llars,
credit of twelve months will be given. the p1r-
chaser To execute note with approved surety,
waving valuation and app'aisen.nt laws, with
interest rom day OF sale
WILLIAM SHANK,
JOHN IL. COOLEY,
oet43w Administrators.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
FOr ConQresS.

Although it will be sumo time before the
Repuo leans of the Fourth District will be
caiIed upon to select candidate for Con
gress. yet it Is already apparent that there
will be number of aspirants Tor ongres
sional honors, when the period does arrive
Ii has been understood Tor some time that
Hon. q. w Julian. Goa. L. ". Bennett.
oil. John IL, Faiquhar aud Hon. Leoni-
das Sexton, would not object to the nomi-
nation, aud lately We have head the Lame
OF Nimrod IL. johnson, mentioned in con
nectiOn with the position. Should Judge
johnson receive The nomination. he would
undoubtedly receive the eItIre vote of the
party. for. whIi, he is decided Radicai,
he is also iavoIite with what Is called
the conservatives. Personally, we can
cheeriuly support any OF The gentlemen
named.-[ Richmond llumming Bird
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Farm for Sale.

rHE undersigned offers for sale her farm of 10Y
J. acres. in blooming Grove Township. at the
head Of Yellow Bank, az miies from the railrond,
and one half mile from the Blooming Grove pike.
IL ojoiDs the land on which Hutchinson's saw
mill L. situated. IS OF so acres are cleared, bal
nnce in good young timber. Good log house, good
well IL water, good barn, wagon shed and cooper
shop. The farm will be sold at n bargain, and on
sy terms.
Enquire OF MARY CULLUM,
octlS 3w Laurel, Indiana.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25

The Treasury Department has come
ia;o possession of most Of the correspon.
dsnce of the Kentucky Whisky Company,
lately broken up ia New York. The
letters couPromise Ex Deputy Messmore,
and have Put the Department on the track
OF several other frauds. Largo hauIs were
maze in New York, Brooklyn, Boston,
Baii,lo aud Dubuque last week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Democratic State conyc n ion.

The Democrats have called State Del.
egaie Convention. to meet in indianapolis
on the 9Th Of January next, TO place in
nomination. candidates for the State oil
COS. It's pretty generally conceded that
Hon. w. 5. Holman will be the STANDARD
bearer Of the party, although an effort will
- made TO induos Senator Hendricks TO
take the nomination. With y view TO bis
re election 20 tho seps,e. The candidates
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Address DEACON X PETERSON,
3l9 Walnut Street, Phi laielphia.
oct % ow
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TIE under.igned. Administrator Of the Estate
i Of John n Proctor deceased. Lite of Franklin
County, Indiana, at the town Of Palestine, will
sell at auction,
On Saturday. Norember =, 1867,
all the Personal Property belonging to said Is.
tate, consisting In part oftwo Horses, two sets OF
harness. Beds and Bedding. lousehold Furniture,
and various other articles.
sale 60 cOmmencs ut o'clock A. N. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Administrator.
oct Is 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Large Wages for Men or Women,
PL AsANI EMPLOYMENT.

A NswERs to all the Advertisements from East
n ern and Western Papers Offering Agencies,
Commissions, Salaries. Premiums. he +, showing
the character Of each, their articles, compounds,
preparations, inyen tions, recipes, patents, books,
&c.
ployment afofding a iitte leisure. can find some
thing TO suit Their opportunity and their taste;
some thiRg, specially adapted To- Teachers; others
sUiiab.e Tor Boys aud Girls. Returned and di.a-
bled soldiers Who have not lost their courage can
mud smelling to make money the .-doabie
quick
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all on receipt Of price
p. ANDREW CO., Publishers,
Get I'm Dayton, ohio.
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rNFosMArIos.

Information guaranteed 60 produee a iaxariaut
g,owth Of ha'r upon bald head or beardless lace,
alse recipe for the removal ~ Pimplea, Bloich-
Is, EruPtions. etc.. on the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, and beautiful, can be obtnined without
charge by Addressing
THOs. r. CHAPMAN, cHenisr,
octi 1913 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
WHITEWATER VALLEY RAILROAD.
SkcRErAKY's OFFICE,
-. .s. o.. ~

SKcRETAwY's OFFICE,
CINcINxATI, SEPT. 2ITE, 1867
THE annual uectngof the Stockholders Of this
J. Company will BE- held ~ their ofice at harri-
suh. on Friday, October 2Jth, AT eleven o'clock
a NJ fer tbs election o; Directors for the ensu-
ing year and other business that may come be-
fore shc meeting. J. CHAPMAN,
oct 4w Secretary
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25

for the other Offices are numerous. Hpn
Lafe Devolin of the indianapolis Hera d,
and Hon. Henry Il. Wilson, of Terre
Ilaute, are mentioned as candidates for
Lieutenant Governor.- Recorder
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
TnUSSES.
Confidential
INFORMATION

For the MAKHIEDi
Sent FIRE. u sealed en-
Nes"pe, Gu receipt of 10
Cers- Address
Dr.. +. b. fO0TE,.
(suihur of Medical Com
mon sense Book, 4BO pa
ges, ; 80. sent b. mail.
No. ITO Lexington Ave-
hue. cor. OF East 2Sth ST.,
n. oct iS-3m
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NEW sEMENTs
AMERICAN HOUSE,
cENTERvIELE, IND.
w. W. WILSON, PROPRIETOR.
oet 0kty
United States Internal Revenue.
oct 25-iy

United States Internal Revenue.
COLLECTIONS OFFICE, ARA DISTRICT OF
INDIANA. IS.
W,nEREAs, an Information has been 6led In
w this ofiee on the 10th day Of september
1857 by Richard n. swift Esq., Assessor for the
aih District OF the state Of Indiana, against
1856 Cigars.
iso lbs. Tobacco, (fpr wrappers,)
400 . TOR filling. dnmaged.)
Tables and fixtures Tor mai ufacta ing 81
garr,
Cigar knives,
2 Paste euns,
alleging In substance that said goods and nri
Giles we're relied on tbs 9TH day of September 1907
as "a feied 10 the United states. and hat ,aid
articles became thereby forfeit, 10 the use Of The
United States Of America, and praying process
against the same, that the came may he condemn
ed ms & rfeited az aforesaid.
Now, Therefore. In sce"rdan ca WI the require
ments OF the Internal Revenue Laws. Section 90
Act II July 18Th. 1868. do hereby give public
notice % all persons claiming said articles or "
any manner inte, Vested therein. that they appeal
before John w. keely, 3epuiy Collector { = IN,
County Of FrHpklin in said District ON or hefor,
the IS day Of November. 1867. then and Their,
TO interpose their claim and make their allie ga
tions In that behalf.
q. V. STEVENSON,
Collector Attn District Ind
oct IS 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Notice of administration

NOTICE il bereb, given that the undersigned
~ has been appointed Administrator Of The Is.
tate of John NJ. Proctor. late 81 Frsnklin Couaty
India n, deceased. Said Estate is supposed to
10 solvent. SAMUEL HOLIDAY,
oct is, is67-3w Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
For Sale or Rent.

THE Tan Yard property situated near the Da-
Il pot Lsurei, il offered for rent for sale on
reasonable terms. Enquire Of
T.G. PIKE,
Oct Is 4w Laurel, Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
Our Russian Posse ssions.

The treaty with the United States for
the sSle OF the Russian Possessions in
North America, has been ratified by the
Russian Govornmeut.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
STRAYED

i Township. on sunday. Oct 9th, bay 6ley
2 years I'D last spriag. IS hands high. The Gsd-
er will he literally Fesarded by writing 20 NE At
Mctamora. -uEO. a. hhiLVNs
oct ll.Sw
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-25
left. Davis.

JCE Davis will leave Canada for Rich.
mJul about the middle OF next month.
Ills lawyers profess to have doubts as to
whether hc will be tried.
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vrvron HOUSE,
Cambridge City, Indiana,
+. vlNTON. 0PRlEToR.
ocs 1917
TO consuMpTrvEs.

The Rev. Edward A. wilson will send (free Of
charge 70 AL who desire H. tho prescription with
the directions lor making and usng the simple
remedy by which he was cured of a lung Affection
and that dread disease Consumption. tiis only
object is-io osnehi the afflicted and he hopes ev.
cry sufferer viii Try this prescription. ~ Ia will
cost them nothing, and. lcay prove q blessing.
Please address
Rgv. EDWARD WILSON,
No. ' IS South second Street. williamsburg, n. Y.
oct IS
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OM,iai from Ohio.

ohcial reiuEus hayy bssn received from
ali rho counties In Ohio but fsur. Cco.
iisscs' minority is Apis.
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CoIee1'S Mills,

Neat 10 ITooten Factory, Reidmoro, Ind.
THE undersigned Is row making the beet quail
i " of Flour, a. his Mills adjoining the woolor
Faetory at M,ipmoia. Ind. pays the highest
mar o, price Ia cash for ali kinds OF Grain.
CUSTOM WORK
viii be faraishod pre- tnrtly 20 order
ootaly JOHN cVLTER.