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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
HON. j. n. 'FARoUHAR.

The March number of the american
chronological Journal contains portraits,
with sketches Of character and biographies
Of . few Of the distinguished members Of
the 10th Congress We reproduce below
it, sketch Of Hoo. J. II. Farquhar, the
truthfalness Of which will at once be rec.
ognised and admitted by all acquainted
with that gentleman:
The portraitof Mr.. Farquhar represents
. most smiablo gentleman. "What can
do for you?" or "what can wc together do
20 best serve tho public good?" would be
the first questions with him. Seeing these
traits eonspieuously manifested, he would
be 6rst sought 20 serve. His own person.
al ends would DO altogether secondary;
and he would sacrifice more through do:
sire TO do good, TO confer favors, 10 inn
prove tho. condition Of his State and M.
.lien than. tho majority Of men. In intel
lsct he Is clear, practical, scientific; in
morsls, honest, hopeful, philanthropic.
Socially, he Is friendly, siIectionate, and
his love OF home combined makes him
truly patriotic. His executivcness IL fair.
~ Indicated, but he is no bolligerent from
choice, and viii only fight on the defcn-
siye; not as IN sggressor--nor for pay or
fame. As . judge, he would seek the
golden mean between extremes, and see TO
a. that justice modified by mercy be done
unto all. lie 10 no blind bigot, no wor.
shipper Of ideas or Of men. but Is at once
. Kindly, cautious, consistent Christian
gentleman. IL not genius, no Is amply
stocked with strong practical common
sense; and IL not shrewd, cunning, self.
ish politician, he Is q coneiliatory, broad,
liberal, comprehensive statesman.
Mr.. ,Farquhar, Representative In Con.
gress from Indiana, was born In Frederick
County, Md, December 20, 1918, and at
fourteen years OF ago removed with his
fathers family 10 Indiana. In 1897 he
removed TO Brookvillc, where he has since
resided. From 1887 to 1910 he was en-.
Hlcyed by the State of Indiana as Civil |
Engineer. lie then commenced the study
Of law. and has practiced his profession
since j S43. In 1882 he was appointed
Secretary Of the Indiana Senate, and Chief
Clerk Of the State House Of Representa-.
tires. 10 1852 no was n candidate for
Congress, but was defeated by Jim Lane
(of subsequent Kansas notorioty.) In
1861 he was commissioned az Captain Ia
ihs Nineieenth United States Infantry, in |
which capacity he served until August,
1864, whom he was elected Representa-
tive from his adopted State to the Thirty.
auth Congress. In politics, Mr.. Far.
quhar IL n Republican.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Sketch OF the Life and Character OF
the Late James A. Loves.

RICHMOND, IND, Feb. 20, 1867.
Mr.. EdiM,-I notice In a recent mum
Der Of your paper, asketch Of the life o
tho late James A. Loves Esq, who dice
in your County short timo ago.
Allow an old friend to add a word e
keep green tho memory Of most exem-
plnry man. was surprised that an ear.
licr obituary notice had not appeared in
your paper
The recent sketch shows that Mr.. Loves
came or an extraordinary stock. af.
firm that the Scotch Irish racc has pro-
duced more good great or great good men
than the Same number Of my other class
or race OF men. Those who live and die
truc TO their convictions of truth, right
and justice, arc tho stuff Of which
heroes and martyrs nro made. lie was
akin to tho patriots Of the Revolution,
was Graded in the times OF old and breath
ed tho inspiration Of tho men who laid
tho foundation OF our institutions-was
ever true to his curly conyioiions, and low.
cd his country and her friends to the end.
Mr.. Loves was n citizen Of your coun.
~ for nearly fily years, and by his fruits
he may DO judged Itwas my good for.
tune TO be intimately acquainted with him
for about forty Of those years. lie was
cminentIy pure. minded. Intelligent Chris.
tim gentleman. Although an ardent, dc.
voted Presbyterian, no had generous
Catholic spirit: and many Of his oldest,
A.. - -
were formed with men OF other dcnom:.
nations. lie was citizen OF tho Coun.
~ from its early settlement OF quiet.
unobtrusivc nature, he for many years
held tho position Of q Justice Of the
Peace, aud no man lived who could moro
truthfully bc called peacemakcr. lilo
surrounded himself, his family, friends
aud neighbors with fbe spirit OF his Saw.
Tor. Ills family and home was peaceful,
quiet, retired from tho cares, anxicties
and turmoil Of the world. lilo was a most
kind and alIectionnte husbands firm
and devoted parent-a good citizen and
neighbor--a consistent, ardent, lifelong
friend. | call TO memory, now, many,
very many cases where he was tho paci.
icalor among his neighbors, who came
10 bin breathing slaughter, but who, after
listening 10 his Christian admonition, de-
parted with the spirit Of a lamb.
Our friend leaves an aged widow who
Travelled patienily with him for many
long years, aud will soon join him in the
Eden above. Que or two children aud
some grand children live to bless him for
his consistent Christian conduct, charac-
ter and example.
With feeble constitution, By temper
ance in all things, he numbered over eigh-
ty years-outlived three generations-
blessed the world with his life and inhu-
ence. We live TO mourn his loss, which
Is his great gain. He never murmured at
the Providence of God: had an abiding
verified by lifelong expert
ence, that all things shall work together
for good to those who love and serve
Him. A good man has fallen in Israel.
Let US initiate his virtue, and join him
in Heaven. \ PniENp.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
CONGRESSIONAL

FEBRUARY 2I.-In the Senate Satur
day the joint resolution TO prohibit III,
payment Of any claim accrung prior {,
April 18th, 1861, where tho claimant hat
not always been distinctly loyal 10 III,
Government, and In favor of the suppress
sion Of the rebellion, was passed. The
Indian appropriation bill camc up, nppro-
priating S210.000, but without aSion
thereon tho Senate went into executive
session aud passed upon large number
Of appointments both civil and military
Tho bill TO establish Land Districts Ia
Montana, Arizona and Idaho was passed
The Indian Appropriation bill again
came up, and several amendments were
accepted, including one that all sub .heen.
ces worth salary exceeding s 600 peg
annum shall hereafter be filled by up.
pointment of the President, by and with
the advice and consent Of the Senate.
The bill finally passed aud the Senate adj
journed.
The House, In Committee Of the Whole.
considered the Civil Appropriation bill,
and large number Of specific appropria.
tons were made. Pending tho consider.
alton Of tho bill, the House took recess
ill evening. At tho evening session, the
consideration Of the bill was resumed
and after some amendments IL passed.
The House then resumed tho considcra-
ton Of the bill from the previous evening.
making valid all acts and proclamaiions
Of the President for the suppression Of the
rebellion, etc. The bill was passed by a
vote Of 90 against 20, and the House ad-
journed.
FEBRUARY 2G.-The House refused 10
concur in Senate amendment TO House
resolution, prohibiting payment Of claims
TO any person not known 10 have opposed
rebellion, and asked for Committee Of
Conference. The resolution TO remove
Naval A cademy from Annapolis was defeat
ed. Tho Senate concurred in the House
amendments to the bill giving 90 per cent
additional compensation to clerks. On
motion Of Mr. Lane the army appropria-
ton bill was amended by an item OF $780,
600 for erection Of storehouse at Jeffer-
sonville; $4,000 was also added for
bridge across the Mississippi at Rock Is
land. Bill passed.
FEBRUARY 21.-Senate.-The House
bill authorizing the issue of one hundred
million dollars in greenbacks for redemp-
ton Of compound interest notes was a
mended by substitution Of the Senate bill
authorizing redemption Of the same with
3 per cent interest bearing loan certificates.
Passed, House bill legalizing certain
Presidential proclamations during the re.
bcllon. The Housc bill to provide for
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08

filing vacancy in case Of death or disa.
bility Of both President and Vice Presi-
dent, was indefinitely postponed for lack
Of time to consider il during this session
The proposition to abolish the Commits
sioner OF Public Buildings was debated
ut hngth.
Honse.-ANaval Appropriation bill PASS.
ed. 1t appropriates sl6,229, 900 90.
House agreed to Senate amendment to
California Land Title bill. The Tariff
bill was considered in Committee Of
Whole and various amendments agreed nm.
on. The bill was then made the special
order for to-day, Thursday.
FEBRUARY 2S.HlSeaate-aIr. Pomerov
introduced bill TO authousc the con.
struction Of bridge across the mississip.
pi river at Leavenworth. Referred to the
Military Committee. The bill TO establish
a department OF edueaticn was passed
The Committee on Foreign Affairs report.
cd a joint resolution to permit Assistant
Secretary>of Navy Fox andltlle officers of
tho monitor Miantonomah TO receive pres.
ents from the Emperor of Russia. The
resolution pissed with amendment ex.
empting from duties the articles thus re.
ceived. Joint resolution adopted calling
on the Postmaster General for informa
ton in regard to alleged mail contracts
with A. s. Carter, Of Stanton, Virginia,
without his taking oath prescribed by
law. The Secretary of the Treasury was
excoriated by Chandler, aud spicy dis
cussion took place between Chandler and
Hendricks 10 relation to ID. w. VOORHEES,.
House. Raymond's resolution in regard
TO Canadian Confederation was referred 10
Committee on Foreign Afiairs. Bill for
allotment of Judges of Supreme Courts
passed. Bill TO amend organic acis Of
Arizona aud New Mexico passed. Also
bills to almond organic acts Of Dacotah
and Montana Territories. The tariff bill
was killed for this session, Intellectual
attempts were made by Morrill, aud others
TO suspend the rules to introduce new
tariff bills.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
ADMINISTRATORS Sale OF Land.

by Virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Common
~ Pleas of Ftankiin County, Indiana. the under
ttgned Administrator OF tho Estate Of William J.
Hahn, late Of said County, deceased, will, on the
premises,
On Saturday he CM day IF dpra, 1867,
expose 10 sale Al publIe auction Chs following dss
erlbed lands Of said d.eedent, situate la said
County, TO Wit,
The East half Of the Northeast quarter Of Sec
ton 30. Town 8, 'karge West, containing so
acres moro or less.
TERMS OF sALr--one third purchase money
down on day Of sale, one.lhlrd In nine and ro-
naming third In eighteen months thereafter, do
ferred payments focured by note with Interest,
waving valuation nhd npfraitemont laws, aud by
mortgage on the premises.
MICHAEL nERrEL, Admlnistrator.
March 3. 1897 iw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
AGRICULTURAL MEETING.

DhoohNiLbk, IND, Mafcn 4, loOl
The Agricultural Bonrd met. Present.
the President, Vice President, Secretary
Treasurer, and n quorum Of Directors =
The minutes ofthe last meeting were read
and approved.
On motion, the matter of James Wilson
Of Rush County was taken up, and the
Treasurer ordered to pay said premium.
/ On motion, tho claim OF Nixon Davis
was referred TO committee Of three, con.
sisting of Messrs. Lynn, Quick and King.
A. Is. Line moved that committee Of
three be appointed to revise the rules and
regulations, and report ut the next meet
ing Adopted, aud Mossrs. Line, Cooley
and the Secretary appointed said commit
tee
A. u. Line moved that committee Of
three be appointed to draft n Scale Of Pre-,
miums, and report tie first Saturday in
April. Adopted, and MessrS. Seal, Lynn
and the Secretary appointed said commit
tee
Resolved, That the Treasurer be order.
cd TO receive public bids for tho Fair
Ground for pasture until tho first Satur'
day In April.
= On motion, tho Treasurer was ordered
to pay .he premium on Fancy Stand to
Miss Alvina 81. John.
On motion, DR.. John II. Quick was al.
lowed sl7,45 expenses to State Board.
On motion, w. o. Ruekcr was appoint
cd 10 superiutend the Ring during the
Fair.
A meeting Of the Board was ordered to
be called on the first Saturday in April at
p. N.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
J0nH A. CoLEscoTT, Soc'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Characteristic.

When Mr., q. v. Stevenson, a disabled
soldier, was candidate for Sheriff Of Dear.
born County, the Aurora Commercial had
never y word to say in his behalf Now
u expresses On ardent hope to have tho
satisfaction Of announcing his appoint.
snent TO the ColIectorship Of this District.
In'ihat event you would. not accept any
bono In the form Of Dcpuiysbip cor
sioh," would you, Sibley2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

The Court Of Common Pleas (Judgc
Kibbey presidine) convened on Monday
last at 10 o'clock A. N. The following
cases have been disposed Of, up to wednes.
day afternoon:
State of Indiana rs. George II. Steyer
Assault and battery. Plea of guilty and
Gne Of IS.
Same Is. NJ. J. Christopher. Violation
Of liquor law. Plea Of guilty. Fine So
Same rs John Ashton. Assault and
battery. Plea Of guilty. Fine $40.
Same rs. John Weber. Assault and
battery, (wife-whipping) Plea Of guilty
Fine $40.
Same u.s. George II. Stcyer. Violation
Of liquor law. Six cases. Plea Of guilty.
Fine SIS each. 49,
Same Is. Alexander Abernethy. AS
sault and battery. Plea of guilty. Fine
SIS.
Same u.s. James d. George. Assault
and battery. Plea Of guilty.. Fine 50.
Same Us. Besj. w. Remy. Assault and
battery. Jury trial. Fine 81.
John T.. Owens and others rs. Thos. j.
Ross. Civil action. Judgment 500 r.
Same rs. same. Civil action. Judg.
ment s42S 60.
George Holland Is. A. r. Ryman. Civ
il action. Judgment 81 ,o2G 20.
Wilson Morrow ra Joseph p. Clark.
Civil action. Judgment s2i7 10.
George Schlapp rs. George Rauch.-
Civil action. Judgment $50 80.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Miss Emma Craft.

The Shelby Union, in giving descrip'
ton of the Concert and Tablcaux enter
tainment given BY tho Grand Army Of the
Republic on tho Goth and 2lst uit. q,
Shelbyville, thus refers to q charming
young vocalist who is destined to make a
sensation in The musical world;
Little Emma Craft, Of Rising Sun, In
diana, in her song of the Flower Girl
to use rude phrase, drought down tho
house." Miss Graft Is quite young, and
with due training would rise to high
standard In the scale Of vocal music.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Hon. w. A. Moore.

The Greensburg Chronicle closes com
pIiusniary notice OF Representative Moore
Of Decatur County by the way, is
Franklin County boy-wih the follow
iag truthful remarks:
Ills constituents hay rest assured that,
whiIe no dilatory motions or simless
speeches will be made by him to delay
legislation, he will always be found at his
rost, ready and prompt in the defense OF
the right Of bis constituents, and faithful
to the principles of The party to which he
owes his election.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
I Democratic Nominations.

Tho Unsrriied Democracy Of Brook.
vile Township held primary election on
Saturday Of last week. at which the fol.
wina-imporiant nominations were made
Township Trnsiee--F. II. A. Jeter.
Justice Of tho Peaco--A. II. McClcary,
Constables- Francis Grimmc. James
stoops, Aaron z, Miller, Milton Il, Quick
Supervisor Of Road Dist. No, 5-John
Wilson. w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08

Some annoying errors crcpt into our
published report of the Congressional APP
portiopment. Union County should have
appeared in tho Fourth District, from
which II was omitted, aud Perry County
was placed In the First and Second Dis.
fricts, whereas il Is in tho First Disirict
all.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
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her Immediately after putting them on, and cur
ed her Ia two days of a most distressing pain In
her back and Ioins Sold by all Druggists.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

NOTICE l. hereby given TO parties owing fees
~ In tho Recorders O1lce 'af this (Franklln1
County who do not pay the same within sixty days
from this date, that will positively Issue Eco bills
on the same. ~ must collect what u duo me-
one or two dollars each 10 some three four hun.
dfod parties does not amount 20 much, hut 20 ms ID
u mn rmouat that cannot do without, and must
have IL In the timo fpeci fed must nd viii pul
cost on the SANE, 0E0. n. MAXWELL,
March s, lsG7-iw. Recorder F,C,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Modern Democracy.

We are often asked what we believe tho
duty Of the President Is at this hour
We say he should dispcrse tho Rcvolu.
tionary Congress which Is maturing its
conspiracy for the overthrow Of this Gov
crnment at once, without delay, and no
matter at what cost.-[Cambridge Mirror.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Now Common Pleas District.

The presept Legislature has passed a
bill forming nav Common Pleas District
composed Of the Counties Of Rush, Deca-
tar aud Ripley. !, ia beloved that Leon.
idas Sexton Esq. Of RushsilIe will BIO APP
pointed Judge OF said District.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Near Neiuhbors.

The Democrat and american Offices are
now in, close juxtnposition. being separa-
ted simply by a hall, the former occupying
the third story Of MaxweIl's building, over
Holland 4 Binkloy's Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
Meteorological Record.

Comparative record Of the temperature
Of tho weather at Anoka, Minnesota, and
.Brookville, Indiana, as shown by daily
observations Of the thermometer, taken
morning, noon and evening:
Anoka. Brookviile.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08

Presiding Elder who said he would moi
break bread with q. Distillcr. / went and
ate aud slept with him. L only talked
with him on the subject as he would talk
to me. ! gave him document or two,
aud in few months after he quit tie bust.
ness. The best evidence Of any mans di,
zine mission is, '.,he poor have the gospel
preached unto them"
REV. JAMES uAvENs.
This good and great man has now been
in his grave for more than two years, and
yet no official effort has been made by his
Conference to hold up his character and
history for the benefit of posterity. Is il
not strange that but one Methodist Preach.
er Of our State has ever had a published
book history? and even that would not
probably have been done If it had not
been for your almost forgotten correspond
ent The family aud many Of the friend.
Of Father Ravens have been urging me ia
write for publication in book form sketch
es Of the character and ministerial history
Of him, and have some dozen chapters
written, but my. present duties demand 50
much travel that can only write on the
wing. When such work may appear
cannot now say; bu. rs soon as time and
circumstances will permit, hope to give
to the thousands of his friends memo.
rial of the man which hope will prove q
just tribute to his character,
/. ira.n Ell ill., w. HIBBEN
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-03-08
More Reflections,

The Senate has rejected the appoint
ment Of Austin II. Brown and David Ora
den as Collector aud Assessor, respective
~, for the 9Th Indiana District.