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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21


[coxrISuArios OF LAST wsEK's REPORT.
| John Mayns and William Cover vs. John l.
Gaze Civil action. Trial BY Court. Finding
for plaintiff
VIM. oldham vs.. John Russell and Jepih'
RUSSELL Civil action. Trial BY Court. Find
ing for plaintiff.
Peter Lon,z vs. Charles Keller and Hannah
Keller. Civil action. Decree for plaintiff.
Eliza Morgan va John Morgan. Petition
for divorce Granted. - t ~
Mary J. Matherly vs.. William w. Malherly
Petition FOR divorce. Granted.
Mary Ann Ray Va David O. Ray. Petition
for divorce. Granted.
James Mckinney W. l. 4 c. r. X. Co Tri
al by Court. Finding for plaintiff. judgment
,hirty-nins dollars.
Henry NJ. Burnside vs. WIN. II. Walker and
Melinda A. Walker. Civil action Forceo'
sure Of mortgage. Jadgmea, for u ,0iI 90
Martin Schumacher Va. Jno. Toule aud Jno.
+. Preeh,. Civil action. Judgment for plain
ia. t.~f.l..l.ts.Is 81 at.
M"'} a Aai' ~ H. W. Antuoofu A. hht ~
al Petition for partition. Commissioner re-
ported the property not susceptible Of par,i.
ton lhereupon- Court ordered same TO be sold,
aud appointed Abraham Miller 10 elect such
sale.
Elizabeth Steele vs. John Steele. Civil nc.
ton. Dismissed =. plaintiffs cost fAt
Andrew J. Roberts VI. Harrison, New Tren-
ton a BrookvlIo Turnpike Co. Action Of
ejecimsut Verdict BY Jury for plaIulIlf
State Of Indiana va Theodore sebuek. VI
Glazing liquor Law. Six cases Fired five dol.
lara 10 each oase. tIs.4
Same vs.. Alfred Lawson. Same charge
Plea Of guilty Fined i've dollars
Same vs.. Martin Meyer Same Charge
Plea OF guilty. Fined five dollars
Same vs. Conrad HUH. Same charge Five
cases. Fined ave dollars each.
State vs. Frederick 1eis. Same charge -
Three cases. Pleas OF guilty. Fined ~ each
Sarah shockley Va Noah shockIey Peli-
ton for divorce. Trial by Court. Decree not
granted.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Sherman peoIlnes Broyel Bank.

W AsillNuTON, FeDruafy 10.
1t il already entirely cear that the Sen.
ate will not confirm the Presidents nom
ination Of Lieut.. Gen. Sherman to the
brevet rank Of General. lie has sent tele.
grams to three or four different persons
here, protesting against tho appointment
in short terms, saying that it would be an
insult to Gen. Grant to confer this rank
on any officer, and he is entirely satisfied
with his present. position in the army.
lie says the senate ought TO decline TO
confirm him at once, aud that he will not
accept the rank even II the nomination Is
confirmed. His kilograms convey the idea
that he almost feels himself insuted ia
being mentioned Tor il by the President.
aud leading members Of both Houses are
warm ia his praise for the manner in which
he resopts the iu,putation on bis manhood
and his friendship for Grant The Senate
10 declining to agree to the appointment
will, it Is thought by some members Of the
Military Committee, pass resolution eulo-
CYSTIC OF Sherman aud decaratory OF the
reasons why the proposed promotion is
not given to him. Gen. Sherman's closest
friends are more earnest than anybody
else that Mr. johnson shall be rebuked
for tho indigoity they say he has sought
10 put upon the Lieutenant General.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Whitoomn ltams.

John A. Coieseo,t aud lnAuJ other citizens
Of WhIcomb aud vicinity would thus publicly
return their thanks TO The Hon. o. y. Morton
aud Hon.. q. w. Julian Tor valuable public
documents aud papers received ON Friday last
Amos lseminger's team became frightened
on Saturday las, anI raa OF, tearing up his
wagon aud breaking some tiily or sky dozen
eggs. Loss sesen,,.6ve dollars.
The pike fever has somewhat subsidized and
the soldiers aud Sailors Lottery at piqua,
Ohio, IL all the 20. Justin X. Proctor Is the
agent, aud has sold goodly number Of lick.
eta Every tickle, draws prize.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

On the 18th inst. in Rialto. Butler County,
Ohio, BY Rev. II. Stokes Mr.. Rufus J. Harper
and Miss Rebecea J. Parrot, both of Brook
vile, Franklin County, Iudana.
The dollar greenback which accompanied
the above, puts US in unusually good -humor.
Rufus aud bis young life-par,uer have our besI
wishes in common with many friends. ~
On Tuesday Of last week at the Catholic
Church in 81. Peters, by Father Loo, Mr.. Geo.
tusalt TO Miss Macy Kucchi, daughter Of
Francis Kneeh, Esq, Of Highland Township.
At the Andersonyille Christian Church house
On Lords Day esening, February "a, by DR..
JAS. L. Or, Joseph IL. Akers aud Leora 4.
Sroif
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Obituary.

Died at the residence Of his father, two
miles north Of Drookvile, Of bilious pneumo-
MIA. on the evening Of the l4lh of February,
1868. Charles g., youngest son of Henry aud
CaIharine ReIny, in his 18th year The fa.
neral services were attended on tn Q following
Sabbath BY large number of deeply sympa.
shzing relatives and friends. An inielige
aud highly appropriate discourse was deliver
ed BY Rev. Thomas Williams, from Matthew
XIV "a. after which his body was laid by the
side'of that Of an elder brother, in the family
burying-ground, 10 slumber ill the resurrec-
ton mora, when God viii speak again bis
sleeping dust into existence and reunile It to
his now glorifed spirit. ...a..
The deceased was indeed a bright and inter
esting son, lcved by all who knew him.. His
cheerful. happy couutenanes and vacant place
win be missed add felt no, only in the home
circle. but also in the schoolroom which be
irequeuled aud The neishborhooi in which be
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Fairfield Ifems.

Ajax. A. Mehafry has sold his residence 10
Mr. Proctor Of Ohio for thirteen hundred dol
Lars. Mr. Proctor designs going into The gro
Gerry and produce trade with T.W Hayward.
Mr.. Evan Adams sold his house and 10, TO
A. Meharry for nine hundred dollars.
DR.. John Turner has sold his house aud lot
10 DIR. Ferguson, and designs removing to Ber-
lin, faye,ss Co., lud.. 70 practice medicine.
The Trustees Of Mag nolia Lodge No so. /.
90 T., have sold The second story Of their
building 10 the Trustees Of Fairfield Lodge No.
% Of Free and Accepted Masoos for eighs
hundred dollara The Masons intend flung
hup 10 good style for Lodge room. T..
The H. u. Church Of Fairfield is making an
effort preparatory TO building a new church
sd'hcs the coming season worth from four to
six thousand dollars. Hope they may sue
cecil. as the house they are nov using was built
10 our grandfathers days
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Gone Up.

w. +. Hazard has big Stock Of Goods TO
30 up on. lie has JUS. returned from Ciuoin-
natl. where he has bought large stock OF
'iood,. which he wants TO sell, as everybody
knows he Is crampsd for the want Of money
lie VIII sell his stock very low. lIis stock is
large and complete 10 every respect, from pins
10 silk Patterns So all those who are in want
Of Goods viii confer special favor on Mr.. Ii.
b5 dropping in aud buying wha. Goods they
are in-need OF.
Laurel, Feb'y 10Th. 1868.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
The Riaht Spirit.

The Richmond Paiiedium, in speaking
Of tho recent Wayne County Republican
Convention, uses the following sensible
language:
II is expected that ALL Republicans
will stick to the man who shall BIO tairly
nominated, and why create division, and
thus contribute 10 the success Of the 10
called Democratic party, by nursing a
Julian or an anti.Julian iae;ious spirit
among members Of tho Republican party?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Commissioners Sale Of Land.

rrHE u,derslgned, appointed by tbs. circuI.
i Court ~ Fsankiin County, Indiana, Commits
Toner for that purpose, WILL on the premises, at
o'clock =. NJ,
On Saturday, March 81, 1868,
expose to sale at public auction unless previous.
ly sold at private saIe,) the land ordered TO be
sold In the case OF Mary A. Hall aud others vs..
Theodore 7. Hall and others, now pending In
The N. x Of The N. =. a.. Of Sect. SO. T. 10, II.
West, conraining rs e2'f1leca acres.
Also part OF the s. W. corner OF the s. u. Or. Of
Sect. 90, T. 10, n. West, commencing Mt SAN s.
W. corner, thence n. ~ chains, thence =.
west 8 chains and rs Links to beginning, con.
Xso = tract beginning at ,Ae s. E. corner Of
tho IS. u, ar. Of Sect. 20, T. 10, r. West thence
w, ils police. thence N. 9v poles, thence N. SoH
dees H. 5s poles 10 Salt Well Greek. thence alon
the moandetings Of said creek 10 the N and y.
line on the u. eide o. said or. Sect. thence s. ~
poles TO place OF beginning, containing AZ sc-ivo
acrss. -
And sl.os part Of Oh. $: y. qr: Of Sect. 20, T.
10, n. awest, dcscribed thass Beginning at The
s. w. corner Of Denj. Higdon's land In creek
called salt Well Creek, thence up the center OF
aid creek westward about 40 rods TO sycamore
tree standing In said creek. thence direct N. 4.
course about 40 rods 20 n stone on sold higdon's
line, thonce s. along said lIiedon's line 10 place
Of beginning, contaiaing bncrss. l.I'a
Bids for the same at private snle viii be received
by the undersigned at his residence near the
town Of FaIrG.ld IN said County until the 18th
day Of March, 1898 -
Said lands are In Fairfield Township, about
three miles Southeast Of faifheld 90 acres clear.
ed snd we'll improved, good airing orchard,
large eugpr,cainp, good buildings aud eonsenien.
COS. The purchaser Of the lamo can have possss-
aion a few days alter sale, exoeptinga few acres
that are now aown IN wheQt. =.
TRIMS on SALE -oksrEIra purchase mo.
ney dawn on day Of salo, onethlrd w one, and
remaiuing third In two years, deferred payments
secured by'notcs bearing interest, without relief
from valuation and appraiscmcnt laws, and by
mortgags on the premises.
ABRAHAM MILLER, Commissioner.
Holland, Binklcy 4 Jones, Auya
February Ia, sos Nv,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
ABOUT TILE iiAIn.

Harris the robe which curious Nature weaves
And does adarn our bodies,
And that aloao rsnaiaa whom every other beauty's
gone.
Whenever new article has como up prom lsn x
10 enrich, adorn or lengthoa thia m0st ornamental
Of all coverings, our people have been exceedingly
forward w giving II trial, and IN more instances
than one have been sadly disappointed. Its then
with great reluctance that ws feel disposed 10
urge anything new Ia The way Of Hair kestorefa,
and We would not do 80 now, bat for the reason
that We have Ia our mind an artiels Of super ex-
collent quality, one that wo have tried, and know
full wolf its yalae. Ia W not only dressing that
beauties aud ronders tho hair Of a natural CLOS
~ appearance. but Il lengthens "a and viii restore
II TO lts original color. If rcd and has become
gray, u viii bring back the red. III aaxen, back
TO aaxeni II black, the rayer's plume cannot out
vie the lustre with which Il win again return TO
n. We know OF ascore Of persons whose faded
and faiIan hair has been completely restored by
u. We speak Of Halls Vegetable sicilian Hair
Remover. Use othor, or you will be dsap-
pointed Pittsburgh (Pa.) Gazette.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

The Exhibition and Musical Entertainment
given. By the Sous Of Temperance In Meta
mera on Friday evening Of las. week was, We
understand. we'll attended, and those present
we're veil pleased The exercises were varied
consisting Of dialogues, iableaax, &c. The
matters represented psr,ained mostly to the
subject Of Temperance. and the whole was In
terst creed with wit aud humor. This affair
shoss eonelusisely tina. there is fine dramatic
saien, among the Dung people Of Mslamofa
There Was small charge made q, the door,
asd he profits. which must have been eonsid
cradle, 60 to rsplenish The treasury of the or
gnnisslion.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Fudge House.

We take much pleasure in again recon-
mending the Fudge House 10 the transient
public. The worthy proprieiress is doing all
that is in her power TO please her guests. and
is therefore deserving Of the liberal patronage
Of which The Fudge House has heretofore
boosted. A better prepared and greater vari.
ely cannot be found spread upon any tables In
the White Water Valley. The accommoda-
,ions al this hotel are on par with the bes,
boarding houses Success TO the Fudge House
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Civil Action.

STATE oF INDIANA, FRANKLIN COUNTY, 81
liz ruE fnASgLrS covRr op coMSoS PLEAs.
Alexander W. jameson vs.. Cecilia Miner ct al.
IN this 9Th day Of February. A. ID. 1893, In va
" cation of said Court, comes tho plaintiff, by
Holland ct al, attorneys for said'phintiH an d
files an affidavit herein, from which IL appears that
William Il. Miner Ia u necessary party to said
suit, and IL nonresident of the State OF Indiana
and that the sfme relates TO real estate. Said
defendant IL therefore hereby notified Of the PEN
dency of said suit, and required TO appear In the
Court OF Common Pleas of Franklin County on
the End day Of the next term thereof, to DO held
at the Court House In tho town OF Rockville
County Of Franklin, and State Of Indiana, on the
hrst Monday Of March, A. ID. lsGs, then and Their,
10 plead and answer herein.
Witness Henry Berry, Jr., Clerk of said
Court, this 9Th day of February, A. ID. 1898.
HENRY BERRY JR.,
:. Clerk G. O. p. Il. q.
Holland, Binkioy & Jones, Att'ys.
feb lf-3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

Mr. Ediior,-Plsase announce Capt. William
II. Jones Of Brooksills as candidate Tor nom
insiion for The office Of District Prosecutor In
the Sixth Judicial District OF Indiana, con-
no, ed Of the Counties OF frankliu, Uuion,
fsyete and Wayne, subject TO the decision oil
the Republican party. MANY VerERa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

lived hut God, whose he was, loved him
most, and has taken hiufron, this tumul,uous
world 10 dwell on high. lie leaves deeply
stricken parents aud an only brother. May
the words OF the Prophet, lie cannot come to
us. but we can go to him, be to them as the
BALM In Gilead. X. X.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
A Choice Farm or 365 Acres For
Sale.

0NE mile west Of Laurel, ON the White Water
" Valley Railroad, $50 acres of good bottom.
The hill land principally In blue grass. The
farm Is In complete order. Good Frame House,
we'll finished; ono tenaat house; two good barns,
each 90 by 80 feet, one of them bank barn; good
oatbuildiugs; new Scales, four ton (Fairbanks.)
The best water In the country; good orchard OF
choice fruit. This farm will pay eight per cent.
on the inyestment. 4. j.. PARRY.
fab ll-lm4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Town Property For Sale In the Vii.
LACE or MI. Carmel.

/ ARGE DOUBLE LOT, convenient Build.ngs,
IL all In good repair, Fruit Trees, DO. Terms
reasonable, Possession can bo :iyen the Ist Of
March.
Also for SALE lot Of Wood left on the promises.
fob7-Sm% DAVID WEBB.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

On oar frat page this week will be found
the address recently delivered BY Prof ID
Eeklsy Hunter, Of shslbyvils, before the
FRANKLIN County Teachers institute. IL u
mot forcible, valuable literary production,
and will repay careful perusal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
LOOK Heres

A MOE LOCATION for q sh6e-Maker mt
n Springfield, Ind.i house Of i've rooms aRd
Summer kitchen. Also nice garden spot. For
sale or rent cheap. good workman would do
we'll here. Persons wishing such q location will
enquire, for further particulars, of
st.. A. l.. ADAMS,
feb li-3w Springfield, franklin Co., Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Catholic Church at Laurel.

The Connsrsvills Examiner states that the
cmhtlic citizens Of Laurel are making ar
Iarr. ments for. the erection Of church at
,ha, Ilaee. They seem to be taking hold Of
the matter In earnest. and will doubtless soon
Le possessed Of q fine church edifce.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
NJ carmel Circuit.

A Protracied Meeting viii commence at As
buy Chapel on Sabbath morning next, Feb
zsd. Preaching at ioi A n. aud. a. y. n.
NJ meeting In The afternoon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

u'HE undorsigLed Administrator with the Will
i annexed OF the Estate Of Conrad Durgeunnn.
late OF Franklin County. Indiana, deceased, will
sell atpublic auction,
On Saturday February %, 1868,
at the late residence Of said decedent In the Town
Of New Trenton la said County, all the Personal
Property of said decedent, defesibsd thuat
Provisions, u largo variety OF Thinkers Toois,
Household and Kitchen furnitufe, aud other aTti.
eles too tedious 70 mention. re
rEAMS.--All sums Of 81 and under, cashi over
81, six month"; credit, the purchaser giving note
at interest, with approved surety, walying benefit
OF valuation aud appraisement laws
Az tho Same time and place, by virtue Of the will
OF said deoedent, will sell at public auction the
RIAL EsrArg of said docedent, described thusi
lot No. < ,nd the Ntrih half Of Lot No. In
tho Town Of Now Trenton In said County,
TERMs.-0ne-half purchase money down on
day Of sails, balance In twelve months, deferred
payne AZ secured by note with interest, waving
beneat OF valuation and appraisement laws, and
by mortgage ON tho premises.
Sale ~ commence at o'clock AN.
CHRISTOPHER MILLER, Adm'r.
Holland, Binklcy 4 Jones, Au'ys.
January "a, lsGs-iw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
CHOICE SEEDS AND PLANTS.
For Sale or Rent.

fVHE undersigned offers his Tsvefn In Metame-
i IA for sale or ront, with Livery Stable ssd
all needfui buildings attach ed. Possession given
March Ist, lsds. For further particulars and
terms, enquire oi THOMAS TAitE-
ian fu-tk
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
FOR sALEOR RENT.

THE undersigned will sell or rent the property
i In Laurel known as the Franklin House, Fur
nituie with Barand Fixtures. on liberal terms, or
lease the Same from one to three years.
Jan It'll CHAS. !. ALLEN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
THIS Is NO LOTTERY.

Bat we offer ~ nm indueemcnt to those who sub
scribe, and will help to push forward TO 'nccess.
ful issue, cheap and valuable Illustrated Family
Journal, and give n large number Of premiums.
Subscribers will not have 10 wait TO know If they
have premium. There will be 1915 premiuss
distributed to the subscribers. The paper will DO
we'll worth tho dollar, for tho year. book has
been prepared for SUBSCRIBERS with numbers from
! to 100. 600, and the premiums are equally dis
thbuted through the one hundred thousand num-
bers.
II there should be one thousand names received
on the same day and date, the letters will be
opened regularly they come 10 hand, and
marked on the book In regular rotation as opened,
80 that there will DO n fair distribution OF tho
premiums. We shall publish tse lanes Of the
persons that are entitled 10 the premiums, In the
NEW YoRK MONTHLY lLLvsTRArEp, and In the city
and country papers.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
The following Premiums viii DO distributedi

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

H"u 'V'sny spiaior u no" tne
Postmaster At New Trenton. having recently
been sPpoiotsd to TIA, position.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
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have long felt the want Of an illustrated Journal
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21
Notice.

NOtlcc.
I'VE the undersigned do hereby notify all whom
w IL may concern that we have on the 9TH day
Of January made with Hannah * Schuier a full,
complete aud satisfactory settlement rs regards all
principal and interest of George BOIL In the late
hrm oil lianuan, Schuler X Co.
CECILIA BOIL,
MARGARETTA BOIL.
February IL, lS6S-3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

plainf. Jnun
sia. Chronic 81
billy, chrou
Disease OF the
all Disease,
q Disorderod
sch, OF " test
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

dlCe, Dyrpnls
Nervous De-
10 Dlarrh@a.
kidneys, nnd
hrislug frofa
Liver, ston.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-02-21

Twenty-Five years since they were hrst introduced
Into this country ffom Germany, during which Tina
they have undoubtedly peffufacd moro cnres, aud
benehted suffering humanity 90 a greater sxtsnt,
than amy other remedies known 10 The public.
These remedies Will tiiuctnnlly cure Liver Com.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
.rYnOun,s annEl DOAsr.

Seymour DECLARES that he does not own
sisels bond ofs.hs UDissd Statss and never
did.
Neither a. JED. Davis nor Waae Hamp-
ton. lor that I.atter, and partly for the same
Ii ne DARK hours Of the var, The Govern
men. could not raise money enough to pay
our soldiers in the field nor TO supply them
with ammunition, food and clothing. Il be
came necessary TO borrow Of the patriotic
people or surrender to the Rebels The
bonds Of the Government were issued and
patriots, with large or little means, contrib
u,ed 70 id the Government in its nece ssi,y
~ loanins ii money on its bond.
Seymour, rolling in wealth Is he Was. &C.
crdsagto Us own sho~ihg did not loan the
Government i dollan no not dime more
thanJeE Davis, HaWptpn, EoEsess ard the
e;: ! x I1sEsssss.f ., !: .: :ss,'.
10 elect bin President.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-15
STATE TICKET.

For assvstsry Of i1at.
ED. WRIGHT, of Cedar County.
Fbr auditor 81 STATE
John A. ELLIOTT, Of Mitchell County.
mr. 1redsEsr Of &ak,
SAM'L q. RANKIN of Washington County.
FIR Reoister II s1at. Land OtFcs,
G. C. CARPENTER, Of Webster County.
FIR ANornsy General,
HENRY O,CONNOR, of Muscatne County.
: FOR MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.
Ftysf Dsst, fct- GEORGE " McCRARY.
Second Dtsrict-Col WILLIAM SMITH.
TvAd Dtstyic&-
Ftsyth Uytyicf WILLIAM I0UGHRIDGE
FstA Dist,1et FRANK ". PALMER.
Sixth Dsst,<st--
.
M Jndge,of Circuit Court
{ JOHN ,. DnAYKR. OF Henry County,