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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
Sale of Real Estate.


TIL heirs Of James Cunnin CHAM, deceased, to-
gether with Samuel Holiday, Guardian Of the
minor heirs Of said deeedent, will sell at public
auction on the premises,
On Thursday, December IL. 1867,
the following Real Estate In Franklin County,
Indiana, to wit:
The s. e. Or. Of Section 20, Town Q, Range l
West, continuing 100 acres; also, "A acres out OF
the N. n. Or. Of sec. IS, In said Town and Range,
both tracts lying together, making 16l 50-lOO
of the best farm land In the County, of which
about l00 acres are cleared, the rest being we'll
Il N bered. On the farm Is good Brick House
and n good Frame House. good zane barn, GOOD
orchard, and plenty Of water. The farm Is on the
Brookville, Mt. Carmel A Cincinnati Turnpike,
10 miles hast Of Broohvilie, 2 miles East Of Mt.
Carmel, u mile West Of Scipio, IS miles from Gin
cinnati, and miles West of Hamilton. There
are good SCHOOLS and churches convenient. Title
perfect.
Sale at I o'clock p. NJ.
TERMS OF SALE.--one. third Of the purchase
money TO be paid down, one third in one year, and
the remaining third In two years from day OF
sale, the deferred payments TO be secured by the
purchaser exrrating notes and mortgage on the
premises. bearing interest from date, without re
lief from valuation or appraisement laws.
SAMUEL holiday, Guardian.
nov rs, 1857 4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
Temperance Lecture.

Mrs. Thompson addressed large audience
Of ladies aud gentlemen in the Court House
last Sabbath afternoon, ON the subject Of lem
persnce Reform. We have heard the address
we'll spoken Of by many who listened 20 her.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22

The Anniversary Meeting of the Franklin
County Bible Society win be held at Brook
vile on Sabbath next. Gath inst, In the NJ. E
Church, ut 2 O'Clock r Rev. John Tbomp-
son. A. B. g., Agent for Indiana, will address
che people on the occasion Everybody invited.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22

Those Of our subscribers Who wish 10 pay
their Subscriptions in wood, are reminded tina.
the Winter season Is rapidly approaching, and
they are therefore urgently requested to bring
Il forward. Do not delay any longer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
TIME TABLE.
White Water Valley Rail Road.
TOOK EFFECT OCT. Z. 1857.
Railroad Meeting.

There viii. Es meeting Of The friends Of the
East Fork Railroad held At Fairfield on Sa'ur-
day evening Of next week, s0,h inst Col J.
ii. Fsrquhar and others viii be present to ad-
dress The meeting. Let there be large At
tendance
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
New Rrick RuilGipg.

Jackson Lynn is making arrangements to
build q two-story brick business house upon the
foundation already laid adjoining his store
and carriage shop.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
prics. To Shit the Times.

Mrs. s. A Cooper of Laurel calls The at,en-
lion Of the public TO her Millinery Goods aud
prices: Velvet Bonneis IS and Sc. Velvet Hats
trimmed $i.75, Feathers 40 to 60 cts, &C., &c
Call and see for yourselves. Repairing done
10 order
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22
Suspension Bridge.

The new suspension bridge across the Big
Miami at Hamilton is rapidly approaching
completion. twill be ready for use abou. the
let Of January.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22

NOTICE u hereby given that tho undersigned
~ Comnissioner appointed by an order OF the
Circuit Court Of franklin unity, indians. NJ the
August Term. Isf7,to soil the Heal Estate belong
ing to the heirs Of David Hays deceased, wili Sc.
at public auction, on the premises,
On Saturday December IN 1867
between the kours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud oslock
y. VI. Of said day. or not previously sold at rri
vate saie.) the following described Real Esiai,
situated Ia said County, Ia wit:
The North part OF The South East quarter 81
section %, In Town 0, Range West, oSntaininq
50 acres Diufc OF less.
TERMS or sALE.-one. third q the purchss'
money will be required 10 hani on he day OF
sale, tho balance Ia one and two years from tbs
day Of sale With interest, the deferred rayment'
secured by notes and mortgage ON the premises
waving valuation aud nppraissnent lave.
The land IL rich. about hfty acres In high tfnt'
Of cultivation, balance we'll tlnlhefed, has on iti
large two story frame house, large finmo barn ans
other ontbuildings. good bearing orchard with
MI Mind. of fruit trees. The satd land Il sb"u
four miles East Of Bfookvfls, half mile NVtth q
Palestine and rrauklia Tarrpihs road. goo,
County roads rurntpF on the Haft. konth aus
West, cenvenlent 90 ehufehts and schools. Md
VIII DO received for snid land my time snth Oh
'fth day Of December. 1897, 40 private snis.
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Goa nissloEef.
Sep. "a, ises.ls
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Great Reduction in Prices
OF Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Furs,
Shawls, &C., &C., at J. K Cooley's.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-11-22

Robert Bush. Waterloo. Fays,,s County.
Ambrose Lsngsson, Carthage. Rush Co.
Benjamin Aftermath. stipps. HILL
Il. B Newman, Milton, Wayne County.
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
The Crops.

During the past two weeks business
has called rs TO different PARTS of the
county, giving an opportunity to ex-
anime many fields Of grain: and We
are glad 10 know that tie prosper;
never was better for an abundant Aar-
vest Whoa. i heading finely. and
with favorable weather for filling and
for harvest. Iowa County will be bless
Cd witt. al abundant SUPPLY Of that
article Oats are also looking we'll
and promise an abundant Weld. The
quantity sown. both Of wheat and
oats. viii equal that Of any former
year. Corn. though somewhat back
ward, : growing rapidlv. With. ia
vorable weather hereafter the cron
will be fully an average one. The
grass crop never was better. Many
farmers are securing their hav in good
condition. Potatoes. on account Of
the rava2es OF the bug, give poor prom
ise Of a large yield, though We incline
to the belief .hat the crop will be
larger than many have predicted.
On tho whole, VIC think the farmers
OF Iowa County never had better
prospect at this season OF the wear of
abundant harvest. Il is to BE hoped
-l..t .F.1r r.,-,-..g.f 10, tone r-,.-- - r,r--
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
The Ssrfztf Trial.

The testimony for the defense IN she
SarrHtt trial for completely ~ the
s=S#=zlna ton Of Presiden, LISc,1Lx.
has been brought 70 rloSe- The
Prosecution will pr0fstf- Introduce
testimony To Irnpesch nv-lber Of the
witnesses fgr az. ,iefr ise. and It i *
pccied tire .,i-i iii get occupy about
Ten days u W rightly Judge from
q csrsftl peTu-aI Of the testimony
frrU' daE 10 day. the prisoner stands
2 very poor show Of acquittsI. i
strong effort has been made bv SUP
RATS counsel 70 prove his absence
from Washington on the dav If the
a~sa~sinatiou- bat the testimony ! 30
positive that he WAS there. that there
can hardly he a doubt on the part Of
tAe jury It ! claimed on the part
Of tie defense that much Of the test
mouy offered by the Government i
from persons whose veracitv i at
least questionable, while the prosecu-
tson sets up the same charge against
the prisoners witnesses. One Wit
ness introduced By the defense-S. !.
CANERoz-had in his pocket pardon
from President JOHNSON. said 70 havc
been issued at the request Of Sur
RAFT : counsel in order that he might
Dc made a witness to help clear SUR
RATT- CANERoN' record Is one Of the
worst among the rebels during the
val. It was he who smuggIed through
the bogus commissions Of the II. AL
bats raiders when they were on trial
IN Canada. He was arrested bv Gen
eral BAKER, and kept i'll the Old Cap
Ital tor several months Of the war
He was arrested for stealing IN the
rebel lines He has professed several
different religions to suit different cir
cumstances- He now appears, under
the protection Of the President. to
show that SURRArT had no connection
with the conspiracy while IN Rich
moud, and that DR.. McMu.Ax had tol5
him different story of his couversa-
ton with SvRRArr from what he tes-
titled on his trial It i stated. how
ever. that his testimony was badly
shaken By the cross-examiuatiou.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

To GOustIHrDffyes.

The advertiser, having been restored 10 heath ia
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having sur
feEed i- several years With severe lung affection is
anxious . make known 70 his felIo sufferers he means
% cure.
To all who desire Il, he viii send copy % the pro
scTpton free OF charged with the directions for pre-
pairing ana using the same which they viii nd sure
cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. Coughs
Colds, and all throat and lung affections The only
ohsst Of the advertiser, Ia sending the Prescription.
i 70 benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he oouceives be Invaluable and he hopes eY-
cry sufferer sill Try his remedy, it win cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing Parties wishing
the prescription free, b. mail all please sd-
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg. kings Co, y. !
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
Tax on knowledge.

The Editors Of the II isconsiu Press
in convention assembled, adopted the
following resolution offered br the
Executive Committe, by nearly
unanimous vote:
Reso{red That il i tile sense Of this As>o-
citation, that the duty levied bv the General
Government upon printing paper should be
abolished, since II i apparent that In no
other way can the combination. evidently
existing among tLe paper makers Of this
country be broken down; and that our Sen
ators and members Of the House Of Repre-
seutatives from this State be urged bv this
Association to use their endeavors 10 have
the same carried into effect; and that the
Secretary be Instructed TO furnish each of
them with copy OF this resolution.
This resolution reflects the seuti-
ments Of the publishers of one humid
red and fifty printing establishments
Of Wisconsin. Of all shades Of polite
al opinion. 1t was supported bv tLc
Republican editors quite as heartily
as by their brethren Of Democratic
sentiment. II onerous imposts on i'm
ported paper are injurious 10 the con
sumeTs thereof. are not onorous duties
on other imported products equally
detrimental to tile interests Of those
who use them? The Wisconsin edit
ors can see no protection 10 them
selves or their subscribers III higher
tariff On ' print neither can the con
sumers 81 iron. cutlery or clothing
find protection III system which com
Pcls them to pay two prices for those
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

CoNGREss. Washington. July Ia.
Mr. Wilson introduced a joint rcsolu-
ton proposing the following amend
nent % the Constitution Of the Uni
ted States:
Article / No distinction shall be
made by the United States. among
the citizens in their civil or political
rights. on account Of race. color or
/ previous condition. Ordered printed
and laid on the table.
The Pre,iden, Is very Indignant to
/ find that no Senators rushed to his de-
| feusc and said that he " uld willingly
| exchange his Office for seat in the
Senate. so that he could teach them
little Iaw and loyalty.
/ CONGRESS having voted to sweep
away restrictions that keep colored
men from Office and the Jury box here,
should Surratt's jury disagree. the
next one viii be largely colorcd
/ SPEAKER Colfax called at the White
+ House on Tuesday to see Colonel
Moore, when the President. hearing
that tie was in the hall, sent for him.
/ He went in. and remained about two
minutes. during which time he asked
/ the President how long he intended 10
+ keep them here The President re-
/ piled until Thursday Mr. Colfax
said " Well. Mr.. President, | don't
suppose YOU would consider me a very
sound political adviser, but | think
YOU would do a wise thing to return
/ It at once. having already expressed
/ your views freely. as the country
knows. The President made no r.
ply and Mr.. Colfax left.
THE President stated today that
| he never gave Speaker Colfax the
slightest reason to expect his veto on
Thursday. and that he will not have
/ 1t completed for several davs This
/ afternoon Secretary Seward stated
+ that it would not be ready before the
I beginning of next week. jerry Black
/ declines TO express any opinion upon
the subject.
Sunset Cox has left. not having
made much Roadway with his attempt
TO get the Democracy to nominate
/ Grant for the Presidency in advance
He thinks they viii take up G. H
I Pendleton. but. as he SAYS, the Dem
oeratic party has been virtually de
lunct for four years. He says there
with any one. In the meantime a
movement IS being organized here to
/ secure the Democratic nomination for
Hugh NcCulloch. who thinks that the
/ patronage OF his department, with the
4 aid OF the National banks, would help
him through.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

LADY's BooE.-TLc August mum
Der OF Goaey's L0o,y,s B2ok i received
GoDEY gets up the most acceptable Ladies
Magazine in this or any other country. Iii,
really the only magazine in which they take
stock, Its fashions, illustrations and liter
ature are unsurpassed This IS a good time
to subscribe, a from Juiy to December you
get all the fall and winter fashions. We
still furnish the Laig's Eogt to our subseri-
her. ~ - 80 = re.r
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

THE Tribune's Washington special
says: Important negotiations aro III
progress between our government and
England looking TO the settlement of
the Alabama claims. upon the basis Of
the purchase by the United States OF
the British possessions on the Pacific
Ocean Intervening between the former
territory and WalTussia. There Is
good reason for saying that this nego-
tiation viii terminate in treaty be
tween the United States and great
Britain.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
NED NEWS fr-.ertr !,

Md NEyINs.-The fifteenth thou
sand of ." Ned Neyins the News Boy, or
Street Life in Boston, by Rev HESur Mon
Gan, is already issued. The rapid sale Of
the book is sufficient evidence Of the in
terest it creates in the minds Of The read
ers- CanvasserS find it the most successful
book in the field, as the masses eagerly seek
for IT. Agents, wishing territory. can apply
to Rev. UEyRY MoRGAS, Boston. Mass.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
To Tax Payers-

i large Titiui5s. Of persons IN this
county have failed % paw their [. :.
Taxes ~.tAin ne tirae required after
the noticc by the Collector If tlsy
are waiting IL be personally, called up
on by the Collector. thev are remind
ei that lie lax require them - call
upon that officer ami make the paw
ment. Attention i called 10 section
= Of tie revised law. which defines
The manner IN which taSe. are TO Dc
paid. The following paragraph Re-
fcrs 10 those who fail to pay al the
ZINE advertised 10y the Collector for
receiving the same:
And # any person shall neglect u pay. Is
ator-<-id- for more than ten DAYS. il shall be
the Cns- ot the collector or his deputy to Is
='.e - such person notice. To be left At rs
dwelling % usual place Of business. or 10 be
sent D. mail, demanding tae payrnen, Of said
tsze-s stating the amount thereof aith re
Of tHenty cents for the Issuing and serviA
Of such notice, and with four cents for each
mile actually and necessarily travelled in
serving tie same. And ifsuch persons shall
not pay the duties or taxes. and the fee q
twenty cents and mileage a. aforesaid. with
in ten days after the service or the sending
by mail Of -cch notice it shall be the duty
Of the Collector OF hi deputy to collect the
said taxes AND fee Of twenty cents and mile
age, with a penalty Of ten per cen.um add
tinual uunlI lie aI,inurr II fa.a.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
ATTORNEY GENrRAL SrAvBERKY an.

ATTORNEY GENERA STANBERRY an
thorizes a statement to be made that
the veto which he prepared on the re
construction DILL of the last session
was never used by the PRECEDENT who.
after II was given to him sent for
Jerry Biack-who. IS Buchanan :
cabinet officer. Officially notified the
South that there was no power to CO.
cree 4 statc-and asked him To pre-
pare another veto; that Black did
write the veto message which was
sent IN 20 Congress. and which offend
ed Mr.. Stanberrv so that il came near
leading 10 an open rupture with Mir.
johnson. lac having spoken his mind
TO the President very freely upon the
subject. The opinion recently pro-
mulgated by Mr. Stanberrv. he claims
takes the same grounds as the ve-o he
had prepared on the bill.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

The laioT'inaf' difference between
TIE President T''5 Congress upon the
FecoHstruett7a qar-tson appears to
widen from 1@E u daE a. occasion
arises Tor tie expression e the views
= each Inc aeteTninaL'"a = re
PRESIDENT 70 disregard 'be asts ct
'nsfs=s mat e.f'i'st "'th ~ pet
ho''c5 = f@17.7 tflcts5a = iaF a
II can % . ahs a''ia III P-"'i.'Aent-
va tie cause - Tie present meeting
H The Legislative dePaTials'.t q the
Government he former reconstrue-
{ ION act, "as supposed T. be sufficient
7 pain u IL terms i'T iA@ under
standing o. any ofai"aE: MIND; but
nay Johnson "it" the aid and adj
IS z ''is I+'ri 'f'eI..is, discovered 2
W 'oE getting f'Hia q portion d IL
pro- 'Sloli7' ~ : '-'-.-77 ''l--1 i nee
al, y pass T sup g'''.-s''-a. D---'
placing Inc act a lar a possible Will
= ti'e eonceP'io" Of tie President
lhis n" bail vas passed vetoed and
became Ia" y . vote 81 1913 to
- 'iie nous. ana ~ y . III the
~ the President : veto "i tins bill
ae taxes direct issue "ith Congress
aud ih=inuste= very strongly HI= de-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

IMPORTANT INvENTIoN-Charles II
Merry, Esq. Of Dunleith the great
elevator man Of that region. has. as
we learn from the Galena Gazette. in
vented 4 floating elevator for unloading
and re-loadlng barges Of grain. which
will. 1t is claimed, greatly cheaper
freight rates through saving of ex-
pense Of manual labor and rapiditv IN
re-shiping grain, that viii cause an al
most universal desire in the valley OF
the Mississippi to ship grain for the
East vi0 the river and the ocean. and
not by rail.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24
GnrFRNnR RRnwNInw nublishn.

GOVERNOR BRowNLow publishes
card, denying the report that he is
seriously i'll. lie says he eats three
full meals day, sleeps soundly, and
intends to be re elected Governor at
the approaching election By the larg-
est majority ever known In that state.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

GENERAL ROUSSEAU has been detail
ed as United States commissioner to
proceed to the recent Russian purchase
and take possession, by raising the
AmerIcanhag. Ex-senator McDougan,
OF California. IS an applicant for the
governorship Of the new territory.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

\ PRoPosITIoN for the annexation
Of Mexico 10 the United States, which
l. said TO have tie sanction of Presi-
dent Juarez and other leaders of the
Liberal party Of that country, is being
talked ofiu Washington.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

~ IMMEDIATELY after the passage
Of the Supplementary Reconstruction
Bill over the Presidents vetoc. an
other message Was received vetoeing
the bin making appropriations for car
rviug oYt the provisions of the former
This bill was passed over the veto
without argument
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-07-24

-. The Democracy are beginning
. overhaul their Ola rubbish M quest
q President They have already
effected one examination and in So
doing proceeded So far a to infringe
upon the private property Of the Re
publican party; and 50 Jealous were
they, as to assume the laughable po-
sition Of urging their claim to Gen.
Grant - their candidate The para
dox which would thus have been pre-
scented to the people of this country,
could not, by any other act. be equal
Cd, and has not been heretofore. since
the Installation ceremonies of Lee in
the Military Academy, OF that Of Hor-
ace Greeley bailing Jeff. Davis