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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

A GERMAN applied to Judge Stroud to
be relieved from sitting upon a jury. What
is your excuse :" said his Honor. " / can't
speak English ., was the reply. You have
nothing to do with speaking" said the
Judge. But | can't understand good
EAgHSh." " That's no excuse" replied the
Judge. "You are not likely to hear good
Eng lish at this bar.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

A queer-looking customer inserted his
head into an auction store, and looking
gravely at the knight of the hammer, in
Guired Can bid, sir?" Certainly you
can bid" replied the auctioueer. "Well
then, said the wag. walking of, ~ bid
SOU good night" ..
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SoCrABLE
will meet on Tuesday evening of this week
at the residence of Mrs. Blackburn (the
former residence of DR.. Wayman). All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-Rev. ]. NJ.
Alexander will preach at the Presbyterian
Church to-day. morning and evening.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

GoING 10 WRITE.-The Nenken is going
to write the history of her husband. Per-
haps Brigham Young viii favor us with a
biography Of his wife.-Dramatic Chronicle.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

Ex-LIEvT. Gov. GRESHAM and Charley
Clark of the Esmera!da Delegation arrived
here yesterday. BY the way, why wouldn't
Crosman make the very best kind of pre-
siding officer of the Convention He has
experience in parliamentary usages and
presides with much ability. Without con-
sulting him. we believe we are for making
him Chairman.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

ATTENTION CURRYs "A special meeting
Of your company will be hell tomorrow
purpose of electing officers for the ensuing
wear.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

SENTEScED.-John Milroy, or Mulloy, the
young man arrested on charge of having
committed burglary in entering Abraham's
store having pleaded guilty to the indictment,
was yesterday sentenced to term Of one
year in the State Prison.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS of this
county will be in session tomorrow from 10
O'Clock A. NJ, for the purpose of allowing
bills and attending to other matters. 1t is
expected that some worthy citizen will be
appointed Commissioner in place of John
Bunker, resigned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

REFREsHMENTs.-Mr.S S. Abraham, whose
advertisement appears in the APPEAL, will
to-day open his ice cream, soda water and
refreshment saloon. lie has made his
rooms very inv iting to the public.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

THE PIxLEY TROUPE were in Genoa yes
terday, and will probably arrive here to-day.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

The French Academy of Medicine has
offered prize Of $50 for the discovery of an
infallible means Of recognizing the presence
OF death.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

SHERIFF NIGHTINGALE returned here yes
terday having in charge Celestro California,
the man charged with the murder of one of
his countrymen in Virginia City. The Sheriff
had pretty rough trip but declares himself
none the worse for wear
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

RECEPTION and Mrs. Blasdel,
we are requested to state, will be pleased to
see their friends at their residence on We'd
nesday evening next, April 8.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

RELIGIOUS SERVICES AT THE NJ. E.
CHURCH, REV. J. w. STUMP, PAsToR.-
Preaching at IL o'clock A. NJ. and P. NJ. by
the pastor. Sunday School at go Pm
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

Three actions against Ex-Governor Eyre
are still pending with regard to the proceed
ingS in Jamaica.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE SUPREME Court, April term, will
convene tomorrow.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-04-05

TN BANKRUPTCY. Is
i hereby given that the undersigned has been
appointed as Assignee in Bankruptcy of the estate
and effects of L. NJ. Howe, of Ormsby county.
State of Nevada, who has been adiudged bank
rupt on his petition, by the District Court of
the United States for the District of Nevada Office
with s. C. Denson, Carson City.
ap3 1w II. IL. BENCE, Assignee.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

The progress Of the restoration Of the
Union (says the Cincinnati Gaset,e.) by
the admission of North Carolina, South
Carolina, Louisiana, Alabsma, Gecrgis,
Florida aud Arkansas, is the last 'aoutragc'
on the Democratic party. Their platform
accusation against the Republican party
was that II prevented the restoration Of the
rebel States. Now II Is that they have re.
stored them. The grievance is',hus frank.
ly stated by the New York World:
There is no possible way by which tho
Democratic party can prevent Presidential
electors being chosen In those States. or
prevent the votes Of those electors being
counted.
SO II appears that II was only as Demo.
cratic States that the Democracy wanted
to have them restored. II they are Re-
publican, they would have them kept ont
ipdeaniisly. This Ia the true Dem oerstie
principle Of Union. AZ there is no hope
that veto would be eGectusl, if johnson
should do u, the World says tha, this 10
the only thing that eso be done;
The only thing We can do Is to make q
strenuous attempt TO curry those States for
our ticket; and, considering the great nun.
Der Of whites who are disiranchised, our
only chance of success consists in dividing
the negro vote. But the Democratic
party does not seem likely TO adopt any
efficient method Of doing this For our
part, we do not yet see the wisdom Of let
ting seventy electoral votes 20 by default
aud turn the scale against us. We had
rather see Democratic President elected
by negro votes than defeated by negro
votes, since, in spite Of all we can do, vote
the negroes will, either for US or against
u.s.. iIl il
And thus 1t Is confessed that the saliva
ton ofthe Democratic party hangs on the
negro vote. The stone which the builders
despised has become the chief corner stone
Of tho Democracy. But how can the ne
gro vote be divided Ia favor Of the Demo.
cratic party? Not by Pendleion. Not by
any Democratic candidate. And 90 the
Democratic party must come moekly TO
Mr. Chase, and ask him TO accept their
allegiance and TO become their leader, IN
order to get u part Of the negro votel
That Is what the Worlds able argument
means, and what the party managers arc
contemplating.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
The Truih Huri,.

The letter sen, IN by Commissioner Rol-
lins, resigniug his ofRee,.to which We re-
ferred yesterday, was returned 10 him BY
Secretary MeCulloch on the ground that
y Was not respectful TO the President.
Yet, Rollins was right 10 telling the truth.
The country Is being robbed BY dishonest
officials; ihe Prerident il virtually the
head OF the thieves. Mr.. Meculloch knows
this and consents; Mr. Rollins knows 10
and protests. MeCuloch kuows IL aud
holds on 10 his Office, thus. AZ least, be-
coming an sesomplice; Mr.. Rollins knows
It snd resigns, thus clearing bis skirts Of
the responsibility, The people will COM
mend Rollins, while they eoudemn, Ne.
Culloch. Gszeito. .f.. .,.ssa.f
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Congressional.

A bill for the admission Of Colorado
was introduced In the Senate on Thursday.
A Joint resolution, granting permission to
officers aud soldiers to wear badges of the
corps In which they served during the war,
was passed. A motion TO reconsider the
bin admilting the Southern States was
made 10 order to allow Mr.. Yates to make
a speech, after which tho motion was
Withdrawn. The bin continuing tho
Freedmen's Bureau was takon up aud do.
bated, but not acted opou The joint reso.
luton removing political disabilities from
II. II. Butler, Of Tennessee, was taken up
and passed. .t
The Tax bill was taken up In the House,
and with two interruptions, one for tho
passage Of a resolution introduced by Mr..
Butler, releasing Wooley from eonGn.
ment, and another TO decide not to hold a
hight session. was discussed till adjourn-
meni, considerable progress being nude.
The Senate spent almost tho whole sos
sion OF Friday discussing tho bill intro
dueed by slr. sherman from the Finance
Committee amending the National Cur
rency act. Two sections Of !, we're passed
and the third was not disposed Of,
The House appointed a committee of
seven members to represent |, at the great
National German schutzenfost In New
York. The Reconstruction bill, with tho
Senate amendments, came up. An In
efsctual attempt was made TO have Flori
da and Alabama excepted from the pro-
visions of the bill, but tho bill was finally
passed as Il came from the Senate yeas
Ill, nays 2s-and now goes to the Prcsi-
dent A large number Of bills ola pri.
vate nature were disposed Of The Tax
bill was then taken up aud worked upon
during the remainder Of the day and all
the evening session.
Ia the Senate on Saturday, Mr.. Fowler
introduced bill for the purchase of a
site aud the erection Of Custom House
at Nashville. A bill relating to the con-
tested election case in Washington, was
passed. Several now bills were presented
aud referred, and the Senate went into
executive session.
Several bills of private character were
introduced in the House, and referred. Mr.
Logangave notice that he would on Monday
move to suspend the rule in order that be
might introduce resolution for the ap.
pointment of Committee TO select anoth-
er place for the Capitol Of the United
States. The remainder of the day was
spent Ia Committee OF the Whole on the
tax bill. .Ef
On Monday, in the House, the resolu-
ton continuing the 20 per cent advance
to Government employees was passed. Mr.
Shanks, ofInd.. then introduced a resolu-
ton re committing, the tax bill to the
Committee Of Ways aud Means, and in
structing that committee to bring ina new
bill relating to whisky and tobacco only.
IL was also voted that when the new bill is
reported, Il shall bo considered to tho ex.
clusion ofall other business Of importance.
On Tuesday the Senate passed bill
removing poliiieal4'disqnali6cat
from aboatiO ei,iaensof North Carolina.
Discussion Of the Currency bill vas con-.
tianeas ssssg ed on y11 1sfs s-'sq
The House eoncmred with the seusts'
amendments 70 the Joint resolution reliev-
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

A NEw voLuME--The Pictorial Phrss
nologicaI journal for July contains pors
traits Of many distinguished Men snd
Besa'iful woud visvupsan aud A,ias,ie
Bcau'ies- Eng i0h French, German, Ras-
sian. Grecian, Swedish. Aussrisu. Polish.
Swiss, Dutch, Turkish, aud Japa nese; aIso,
lord Brougham, Abbott Lawrence, Zadok
Pratt; Peter Won Cornelius; Verdi; Mas.
Pittsinger; and twelve Romsn Catholic
Prelales and Priests; Mahomet, and bis
Religion. "The developmsht Theory"
BY Prof Gill; Lady DafEsrty. or the Wo.
man Question; Thirteen. National Types
of Female Beauty; Professional Iassruc.
ton In Practical Prenoloey; Indians aud
Mountains Of oregoa; French Educator
on American Schools, aud much other
very interesting matter. A new volume
begins with this number, only s3 a year.
or 81 80 for six months. Address ). r..
Wells, $50 Broadway, New York.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

A, J. Holmes, Secretary oksiatc Board
Of Agrieultures. has issued circular call;
ing attention to the. newly fitted up rooms
of the State Board and the geoIogi-
cal cabinet and requesting eontribu'
lions, sef geological specimens. accom-
panied hyssta,enonisr their location and
situation, with reference to the underly-
ins'and everything soil, clay, sand, &c,
aud other circumsta noes us to quality aud
qaapiity;.also specimens Of manufactured
iron. hy drauI,c aud quick lime. FRO brick,
tilcg kc.s Small speeimenssby mail, and
large 66esby express, At. the expense Of
tie board. There are now over 5000
spscipensj be cabinet, aud with tue did
ofs,hs gablis Il nsl become Of great val,
p,ltoths Saatcsby arrcs,ing sthe attention
orsala6ufactafers ssrd 'caYiislists. -
a1FMf|FINt so .s1aIft "lf~ ~
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

On Tuesday there was rousipg nsot-
pg.stconnsrsgille 70 rssify tho nomipa
sions Of Grant and Oolfsx. No.wi,hs,and
ias che busy aesson among the farmers
NE Court House yard was dIled with
entha.isstic listeners. Judge Wilson
psapided a, the meeting. Col. win Cum.
bsck dalissrssd one Of his soul,thrilIinl
spssshes engaging the earnest Intention
n his large audience. ffe drew faith.
fpl and s,rikiag contrast between the Re.
publiss and Democratic parties, showing
s-fosuasr 70 pc the true friends of the
Government, The upholder Of the truth
aad tbs. risAt, while the latter were only
seeking ibs spoils Of Office aud were ready
TO sacrifice every good principle Ia. order
TO gain heirsnds. We would much like
TO publish shis spsssh'in full. MIR. Cum
bset has tbs happy faculty Of iasrssting
his hearers. hy his .eloqasn, manner aud
his'hopest and truthful presentation ol
tho rsal issues of the campaign. '.''ss.
lie was followed by Hon. 3. r. Clay
pool 10 one of his bess speeches, which wa'
ssgssly listened to during It's, entire de-
livery. Being one Of ,hs oldss, residents
of'Fsyssts County, add being acquainted
viih every Republican Ia the County. hs
wsdie,ed lhst every man Of them would
vots he Republican ticket this Fall. He
slso opsasd the eyes Of some Of the Dem.
osrs,s prs.sh,. ;, setting forth the Do
plersbls results that would follow the sue.
cess ef ,hs Democracy Bat We cannot do
him mljus'las. By attempting to give syuop'
scis his rcmsrks. isffs- tiaf .osiI.
Judge Wilson Also entertained the au'
disses with fsw reusrl-.
The esunsil dres sse burning brightly In
rsyssie, and sbis .frss'meesing In tho new
Fourth District bstoksas.s q q awakened and
utilizing laal ,ha, viii be manifested
,hioughout The entire District. With
Grant, colfss, fiaksr, camback aud Julian
touIsad, ,u,s we shall march on to certain
vis,ory In october and November. sa
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

Sometime ago II was announced that The
coan,y Commissioners had passed an or
der reiasng any further use Of the Court
roop for the purpose of holding Fairs,
Balls. &esa How Il II that the Catholics
are now isolding hair there2 Has the
osder been suspended so'that the Catho
lies may be concilia:sd aud their votes SO.
cured for tha Democratic party this Falli
We do not wish iobe understood as OBJ
jsesing to'the Catholics or amy other de-
nomin ation using the aforesaid room 6 =
holding Fairs, bot simply wonder wha,
has caused our Democratic County Com
nlissionsrs TO suspend their order in this
particular instance. Why is il? gN
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
FOURTH DISTRICT DEMOCRATIC
.'~eh CONVENTION

The ponioe,alio Congregational Conveu-
ton for .he Fourth District assembled Al
Oeansrsville .oa Thursday Of last week
and 'nominsled The Hon. John y Reid. oil
lsysue, Cor Congress by scclamatIou
The fonowi, Z Ia a synor Is Of the resolu-
,isaa pdopied; The frstindorres the State
,iclssf the second che platform adopted a,
the shne.e Conventions; the third approves
rhos, a Hendricks course 10 the Senate;
the foorsL .dselarss Geo. H. pendle,on tho
ehsioeofshs t'onseusion for President
iaams Wieks vas nominated for circui,
lftsseuiot, ~ - ee1 t'fi'st
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Five Thousand polIars wanted.

A n entirely tsspoes.ble party wishes TO borrow
"A Five Thousand beliars for thFss 10 I've yssrs.
IN luns NOT lees than sys hspdred dollars
Would prefer all ln one sum. lie vul pay ten
per ecu. interest. aud pay the int-rest annually
aud atterI ey't fss tf seitbs tsratated, snd VIII
secure 10y nut muiigge 90 shisssnhsfsd real
estate worth twice the Hmeust ieesed- All ex.
penses Of examining Titles and tss.fdins mort
cages paid Dy the bsHoveF. No ehsfg-s fss ~
attention 10 the natter. + A, GOODWIN,
June ~ 5ws fndlanspeiss, lad.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Petition to Set Aside reed.
STATE OF INDIANA, FRANKLIN CO.. IS.
IN fnASklts CiNcrir c.tnr.


IN fnASklN Cincrrr c.tnr.
Elizabeth Davis Of al. vs. Shadrick jones st sf.
NN this day como the pialstlas IN vacation, By
" Holland, ninkiey A Jones, thsif aitorasss.
and die their oomplaint IN ths cause. aud also N
amda,it OF compstent and die.nierested psoen.
iro,n which u appears thit shad iaK Jesss, Ese.
Mel jones, Abraham Jenss, wiitisn jones, son
of MeDanile Janoa deo'a. El.klbllh Jones. vii
liam Jones, sou oi Joshaa jonss dss'd, Aershs,s
Jones, Danid Jones, Aegeline Jones, and The IN .
known heirs Of J0shaa Joaes deed are al nsces.
sar, parties 20 this suit, AID that they sis san
rosldents uf the State Of Indiana rhe said shad
rick Jones, bsekiei Jones, Abraham Jones. viii
liam jones, tltsaheih Jones, Abfaham Jones
DanielJ nes, Angsline Jones and the untnswn
hsis OF Joshua Jenss deed ere hereby notified eI
the pendeney ~ this suit, aud that they be and
appear IN the Franklin Circuit ceaft on the zee.
ond day OF tho next term thefeef. 20 bs held n
the Court llou Q In prooky,lle, ftankiin couaiy.
Indiana, on the hfg, Monday OF August. 1898, 10
answer 10 said complaint Of the plalntihs.
witness Samuel ;. farrell, Clerk Of said
Court, this l7th day Of June, ib6e. er
SAMUEL s, HARhkLL,
Juni9'sw Clerk ". .. Q.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
OFFICERS OF THE SOCIETY.
TAX on wmsKY AND TOBACCO

TAX ON WHISKY AND TOBACCO
The Committee Of Ways and Means
have appointed Hooker, Maynard, aud
Logan, as sub committee on whisky,
aud Messrs Griswold, Allison, and Brooks,
as subcommittee on tobacco. The com.
mittee will not report a bill on these sub
jects until toward the close of the present
week. They will accompany the modified
rates ofthe tax with resolutions and regu.
lations similar to those heretofore reported
in the General Tax bill.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

aud spnoenced himself As a candidate two
years hence.
The Democracy Of the Second Con.
rressional District Of Indians, assembled
Ia Convention at New Albany, nominated
NJ. @. Kerr for re-sIsptioo, BY acclama.
ton. :, 81
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

mowers. should there be any entries for that pur-
pose. And all persons wtshiug 20 make entries
FOR reapsrs and mowers will do 90, either Ia per-
son or BY note directed TO tbe Secretary, Brook
Vile. BY tia nrst Saturday of June, at which time
al the rrangtments will be made and = special
ocmmittse appointed for the purpose.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Glass X.
JACKS ANDJRYNETs.

Best Jack ............... .. 90
I'd hcst JACK w
hcst Jvnhet..... w
2d best jennet ...... 90
Bestlmuie 3years old end over....... ........ 90
I'd best mule years old and oyor-........... . 90
Best mule over aud under 3 years oid....., 4 10
I'd bett mule over and under 8 years old. 2 90
Hest mule over aud years old........ ..... 90
"a best mule over aud under 2 years old. 90
Best mule 90
ID best mule -. .. 90
Best span mules by one owper..."..".....- Y 90
"a beat span mules by ene owner....-... ..-. 4 on
Best lot i've mule colts from one Jack.-".... 8 90
"a best lot Eve mules from one Jick......, 4 0V
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

is oethe kind set forth. Henry A. Vine
aud the Chief Justice visited the African
Church 10 Richmond. together. on Sum.
day, and heard divine service. -
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Enthuslas,Io Republican Mesilnas.

A largo and. enthusiastic Republican
meeting was lela at Lebanon, Ind, on
Friday night. The Court House was
densely crowded. Gov. Baker made az
able aud eloquent speech. He discussed
Senator Hendricks financial and recon
siruction policy, and exposed its utter fal'
lacy. lie ,nunciaied the Republican pol
icy of reconstruction aud showed that the
Congressional plan was the only sure plan
to the Government. After Gov. Baker
concluded, Mr. b. Walsien made shor,
a. a effective speech. The meeting was
b largest aud most enthusiastic held
there this year. The Republicans of that
vicinity are highly pleased with the nom
nations Of lion G.. 3. 0rth, and ure con-
fdeu: of success.
The Republicans had a glorious good
meeting ut Lawrenceburg on Monday
night, addressed by Cumback, in his hap.
piest style. His speech, was about an
hour and half in length, was fine eff
fort, and every way worthy his reputation.
lie will. do good wherever he goes. Great
enthusiasm prevailed. A committee was
appointed to get ups plan for the i'm
mediate organization Of a Grant Club,
The meeting closed with three rousing
cheers for Grant, Colfax and the State
ticket. We are moving on the enemy's
untka - --------
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

CHASE wiLL ACCEPT The N. Y. Her
ads Richmond special says he is author.
ized 70 State that Chief Justice Chase win
accept 'hs Democratic nomination on the
platform smboaying universal suffrage.
The Chief Ju,ricr, who Is now in Rich
mond, rseei,ss numerous letters daily from
rsprsse ntatires ia ihs Nrrfh, Offering to
cooperate With the Democrats rartyin
ease he 10 the nominee and the platform
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

-ahs EeSaslisapss Of ,,ts.,,sk Inaisns
DsssisssIsss .sSi.siiassS ftons doalose :,
ofslefof csSx,sss 'bs li1s vOsss To- ses
for General waiace Gs1daiS " sllace
promised HE ccrdiai -upror, TO Mr.. oHh,
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
LIST OF PREMIUMS

To M AWARDED AT TuE NEXT ANNUAL
FAIR or rHE FRANKLIN CouNrr Ao'
RicuLrURAL SOCIETY.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Glass ].
GREEN TRoTTI

GREEN TR0TTING.
Best and fastest green trotting more OF horse 90
I'd best and fastest green trottlng marc or
horao 10 90
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Class r.
uNENumERATED ARTfcL rs.
IapIss pxrssrssST.
eESrs' prrAKfnxkT.
FOURTH DAY.
Clasa II
Glass v.


siowest horse or mare af any gait .... ..... Is o
I'd siowsst horse Of any gait ......... 10 OF
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
FIRST DAY.

Devoted exciusivsiy to making Entries, and
the arran cement Of aftIeIcs for sxhib'tIon.
Indiana American., 1868-06-19

The peiitioh bf McCooleb sd coburu
for the conmutssion Of their puuishuent
from iwprisonpent 10 fas, having bssa
presented to Gov. Baker, with the argu-
men, ofleeunsels the Govsfnor has declis-
ed to interfere With ths esecuiion Of the
law. This action & 6nsI, aud the prise
fighters must bide their time.
tfU ---- - - --<-14
FoUsD GuILry--Th case Of Jno. h.
Anderson. Collector Of the Fourth Die
iriet Of Virginia, and others. charged ~i,h
a conspiracy TO defrsud the Government.
was concluded before Judge Chase, on
Monday. and a verdict Of guilty vas rsp.
dered against Anderson, The Collector,
Robert Elsom, Inspector, and Couldmsn
apd Patterson, Assistant Inspectors The
sentence was passed a. follows Apdsrsss
was dued $4,000, and s~o yess inpri-
sonmen,; EIsom was fined $1,000. snd
two years imprisonmenG Psiterson The
same; Gould, hnsd $4,000, and two years
imprisonment. lsftj rff 81 faeti.sti
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Glass B. =

Best Ave pounds butter ..'.s.....''''s'" %
DO eheese"-"....s,.''f. ''''s' '''''' '''' '''" os w
I'd best checss,... ''.- .. u Wv
Best gallon apple butter"".. ...' ....s''s''.sr
do collection ffuIt butter"".s'.''.'''''''v v'"' Wv
do Ave pounds maple sugar..".. ........ ..... w
do Ave lbs. sugar from sorghum or imphee w
do gallon maple moiss,es lno, from sus"') Wy
do gallon sorghum or i,aphse nloiassssY. -
do gallon peach butter ''''' 80
do box honey ,........"'' '.'..'.'. v"
do loaf salt rising brad. ...".. .....' '"'s' w
do loaf yeast bread. .... ..........,....,,p,. w
Indiana American., 1868-06-19
Class p.
POULTRY.
Class O..
FRUITS.

Best and sreatsstsafiety appics, OF each named
apd LABELED, IL y
2d best aud greatest variety apples, ef each named
and labalod, D varieties.
Rect and giektest variety pears, named aud Label
nd. eSarie ties -.,..,..t.s~.v'. q
~ bcst and greaest variety pears, named and la
hciot, svafistea -...s .-... Z"
he=t and greatest variety peaches, named and label.
"a best ad greatest variety psaehos naInei aud la
beled, 0varletles
Beet aud greatest variety =
do half bueh. dried applcs