Indiana American, Volume 8, Number 45, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 November 1869 — Page 3

THE AMERICAN LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

TIME TABLE W.W.V. R. R. DOWNWARD TRAINS. LetveBrookTille.

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Chieago M,iI

bt rr,Ini-rr:::

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Ckieago Epress Dsy Freight.

.7:42 r.

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UPWARD TRAINS.

. 12:40 jp

Common Pleas Court. The Franklin County Court of Common Flea is now in session Judge Kibbey preying. Quite a large number of cases is docketed, and the term will most probably be protracted one. Next week we will give a ombjary of the business transacted. Franklia County Taxes for 1869. Treasurer Moormann announces tbat the tax for 1SC9 is now due, and for the purpose of collecting tbe same he will be at his office in Brookville from October 15, 1869, nntil tbe ihird Monday in April, 1870, when all unpaid . will be returned delinquent. On the

15th of December, 186S, the Auditor is required by law to advertise real estate for sale fcr all unpaid delinquencies for 1863 or former years, and all persona interested are requested to call and pay their delinquent tax before that date and save expense. The rates f taxation on each one hundred dollars' valuation are as follows : State Tax 15 cents, Sinking Fund Tax 10 cents, State School Tax 16 cents, County Tax 75 cents. The Poll Tax rates are as follows : State Poll Tax 60 cents, Slats School Poll Tax 50 cents, County Poll Tx one dollar. Total rates on each one hundred dollars, $1,16; total Poll Tax, $2,10. In sidiiion to the above, there are Tuition Tax, Special School Tax, Township Tax, Road Tax, Corporation Tax, Corporation Special School

Tax, Special School Poll Tax, Corporation Pall Tax, Corporation Special School Poll Tx, Dog Tax, Corporation Dog Tax, Mt. Carmel & Richmond Grael Road Tax and Scipio A Drewersburg Gravel Road Tax the two laiter confined to owners of real estate along the line of those two roads. The following shows the rales of taxation variously estimated for each TownibJp and Corporation, not including Do Tux:

Bath Township, Sprvngfieli Township, -White Water Township, -Highland lownsbip, HrttokvUle i'uwnebip, rauiielu Tuwiibbip, liloooiing Giove 'lownsbip, Laurel Township, Met are era Township, Huller Townhip, Kay Towusiup, Salt Creek lownship, -Fotey Township, lirooksil.e Corporation, Laurel Corporation, Mount Cartnel Corporation,

Male dog tax, oue dollar ; each additional doj, two dollars ; te.t;e doj, two dollars. Oyster Sapper at Eloomlag Grave. The ladies of tiiooumig Citove and vicinity propose giving an Oyster Supper on Wednesday eveimij;. I Dili wist., the proceeds to be appropriated to tbe tui riibhiug of the new M. i. Church. Prof. Lewis and wife of Cincinnati and Miss Mullen bave been invited and are expected to be there and entertain the company for a time with vocal and instrumental music. All are invited to attend. Let all go and spend a pk-asunt evening at Blooming (jrove. Kesi'tes the oysters, there'll be cakes and fruit; Uf tbe many testes there'll bo omet!iin to suit, tio and !end a picasaiit eve. And imc.-t a duliar ere jou leave.

Kew Pastors. Ker. Win. A. Hutchison, late of Rush County, has been chosen Pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Brookville, and has taken charge of that pulpit. We recognize him as a former student of Miami University. Success to him in his new field of labor. Rev. J. II. Link, the recent Pastor of the

Presbyterian Church of this place, has been

chosen to tbe Pastorale of the Old School Presbyterian Church in Connersville, and we learn that he will no doubt accept the call. Where are you going ? I am going to Laurel to see W. F. Hazard's Big Stock of Goods. They say he has the Best Stock of Goods in Franklin County, and is selling them very

cheap.

Andy Heaiom'i Store.

We desire to commend our clever friend,

Andy Heasoru, for keeping such a good variety

of Groceries, Confectioneries, Fruits, Vege

tables, Ac., which he sells at the lowest mar

ket prices. Lie also furnishes Fresh Oysters by the dish or can. Give him your patronage. Johnston's Lumber Yard

Continues to be the resort of those in want of

Lumber, Shingles, 4c. Orders left at the Railroad Depot will be promptly attended to.

Dedication.

The new M. E. Church at Blooming Grove tn this

County will be dedicated on Sabbath, Nor. 2tst

1869, with appropriate service by Rev". Thomas

Bowman. D. D., of Greencastle, led. Services at

10J A. M. The public are invited-

Increase of Collections.

In a statement showing the per cent, increase

oi the revenue collections in various Districts of

the United States for the months of July, August

and September, over the same months Jast year

the Fourth Indiana District shows a gain of 8?

per cent.

Tke October settlements of Cbanty Auditors

with the Treasurer of Stats show a larger propor tion of collections thin was made in the corres ponding time last year.

Selling Wheat. The farmers of Rush and Decatur Counties and those in Franklin adjoining those counties are quite busy hauling their wheat to Laurel, where a very heavy business is being done in the purchase of that kind of grain at a dollar per bushel. Indian Summer. Our Indian Summer appears to have been

duly inaugurated, and is now in progress. Delightful, truly, after the recent cold snap.

Another Arrest for Passing Counterfeit

Jvloney. Deputy United States Marshal Bigetow, and Deputy Sheriff Lynch of Bartholomew county, on Thursday arrested Vm. Gillespie, of Columbus, upon the charge of passing counterfeit United States Treasury notes. He bad passed about $40

oi me spurious buis, ana $liu of tbe stun was

found in his possession. He was held to bail in the sum of $3,000 by United States Commissioner Fred. Knefler. He is said to be identified with the Levi-Rittenhouse gang of Ripley cocnty.

Bonded Warehouse. Maj. Frank Walz is making arrangements to

build a bonded warehouse next Spring, to be situated on the opposite side of the railroad west of

his distillery. He has purchased the brick of

Aaron C. lliller, who has recently become quite

extensively engaged in brick-making.

on each 5100. Toll. $1,56 $2,30 1,46 2 20 1,56 2,60 I .Si 2.35 l.ovi 2,10 l,4t 2,10 1,56 2,:to 1,76 2,60 1,66 2,35 1,76 2..H5 1,66 2, HO 1.66 2,35 1.71 2,35 1,0 1 2,60 1 bl 2,35 1,51 2,60

Metamora House. Joseph Bowen, who has recently come into possession of the above house, knows how to

keep a good hotel, as is evidenced by the highly commendatory expression of his guests. His charges are quite reasonable.

Laying of Corner Stone. Last Sunday, Oct. 31st, the corntr s'one of Etw Catholic Church was laid, situated r.tar the beal of Wolf Creek, in Huller Township, by tbe Very Kev. BeJe O'Conner, O. S. K, icar General and Chancellor of the Diocese of V incennes. After the conclusion of the Jubilee held in the oil church, the congregation and clergy proceeded in procession to the its of tbe new church, where the solemn rite cf laying the corner stoue look place, fullowtd bj the blessing of the new cemetery. Very .r alter O Cotiuer precittd an eloquent sermon in the German language, and also delivered ai aMre-s in En-lish to tfle numerous American present 'he new church building is to be 91 feet in length an! 40 feet in width nearly as lare St. M.clial's in Brookviile.

Horse Stolen. A valuable horse was stolen from Tague's stable in Metamora, last Sunday afternoon, by a notorious deserter named John Skilling. The thief Was tracked and pursued through Peppertown, Brookville and Harrison, in the direction of Cincinnati, bat had not been cap-tnrc-d nor the horse recovered at last accounts.

Fall of the Leaf. The soft-wood trees are already barren cf leaves, and present the desolate appearance of mid-winter. The month just past is said to Lave been tbe coldest .October known in this latitude during the lat forty years.

Boarding House. John J. Lee, recently of Metamora, has rented

the Carinichael House in the northern cortion of

Brookville, where he is cow engaged keeping

boarders. Good bearding furnished on reasonable terms.

Harried. Oc tober 28, by Rev. Chas. H. Raymond, assisted bj Rev. John Crozier, at the residence of the bride's parents, in Oxford, Dr. Edgar C. Hamilton, of Washington, Ohio, to Miss Lucy E., eldest daughter of Dr. Stoddard, of Miami University.

Indian Summer. Just after the death of the flowers. And before tbe; are buried in snow, There comes a festival season, When nature is all aglow Aglew with a mystical splendor That rivals the beauties of springAglow with a beauty more tender Than aught which fair Summer would briag. Some spirit akin to the rainbow Then borrows its magical dyes. And mantles the far-spreading landscape In hues that bewilder the eyes. The Sun from its cloud-pillowed chamber Smiles soft on a vision so gay, And dreams that his favorite children, The Flowers, have not yet passed away. There's a luminous mist on the mountains, A light, azure haze in the air, As if angels, while heavenward soaring, Had left their bright robes floating there;

The breeze is so soft, so caressing, It seems a mute token of love, And floats to tho heart like a blessing From some happy spirit above. These days, so serene and so charming, Awaken a dreamy delight j A tremulous, tearful enjoyment, Like soft strains of music at night; We know they're fading and fleeting. That quickly, too quickly, they'll end, Ad we watch them with a yearning affection, As at parting we watch a dear friend. Oh I beautiful Indian Summer 1 Thou favorite child of the year, ' Thou darling whom Nature enriches ' With gifts and adornments so dear! ' How fain would we woo thee to linger - 1 On mountain and meidow awhile, ' For our hearts, like the sweet haunts of Nature, Rejoice and grow ycung in thy smile. Kot alone on the sad fields of Autumn Dost thou a lost brightness restore, Eat thou bricgest a world-weary Epirit

oweetareams or. its cailunood once more; Thy loveliness fills us with memories Of all that was brightest and best Thy peace and serenity offer A foretaste of heavenlj rest.

Ehould never be sought at a sacrifice of

the former. " It is well, therefore, that Agricultural Boards are having an eye to reform in this matter. It would be well, in my opinion, if that danciDg pavilion eould be excused from o prominent a place on our ground. There is nothing comely about its exterior, neither musical about its music, nor do I think the respectable portion of the community should be asked to give it a show of respectability by permitting it to stand so prominently in the foreground even to crowding reaping-machines and other agricultural machinery in the back-ground. In this one thing the Board makes its worst mistake year after year. In saying that this is the worst mistake, I presume

ttiat toe wiiiskey sold on the ground was done without the knowledge or authority of the Board. -' Taking the Fair all in all, and considering that a large part of the County is cutting loose from the centre, there is reason for congratulation, and the friends of progress 1 in the Art of Agriculture and of Manufactures should already begin to prepare that the next one shall still be better, and more thoroughly purged of objectionable features. J. 1. G.

Railroad Enterprise. Some years ago a railroad was projected from

Fort Wayne to J effersonville. From time to time the buildingof the road was agitated, and a con

siderable aicouat of work done, but as an entire

Letter from Illinois. " tCorrespondence of the Indiana American.!

Champaign City, III., Oct. 25, ISG'J. Dear American Suoie of my Indiana friends may desire to know where "the powers that be'' have placed uue for another year. I take my pen in hand to inform you that I am well, and sin located here,, and hope that these few lines may soon find you enjoying the same great blessing. Champaigu City is in Champaign

County, two inilesfrtun Utb;Ka, the Conuty

ana is larger than

From the Indianapolis Journal. ARREST 0? A GAKG OF COUlSTER-

$12,000 of the Bogus Currency Captured. The examination of Lyle S. Levy and Mrs. Rittttihouse, before United States Commissioner Kimball, yesterday, developed some ttartling facts connected wiih the manufacture and sale of counterfeit United States Treasury notes. From time to time large quantities of counterfeit money have been parsed uj on the unsuspecting, but in most of the cases wbere detection followed, it was only the passer and not the maker tbat was punished. Thus the stock has not been decreas

ed, as the presses which made the money could

castle and Muncie to Fort Wayne. In doing so, they strike the old Fort Wayne and Southern line at Newcastle. At the south end, also, a road is

being built from North Vernon to Jeffersonville.

This is abroad giuge, but will probably be changed, in a short time, to a narrow one. This leaves a link between Newcastle and North Vernon, about 66 miles in length, to be built, which will perfect the first air line as originally projected. A large meeting of citizens of the several counties along this line was held at the offce of the Secretary of State, yesterday, at which articles of association were perfected, which will be filed in a day or two, and the following Board cf Directors ebcied: Jennings County Col. Hiram Praiher and H. Tripp. - Decatur County Jatnes Gnvin.John S. Scobey, James S. Harper, W. W. Hamilton and Ir- i

vin Robbins. I

Rush County Geo. B Flston, Wm. Jones, Leonidas Sexton and E. H. M; Berry.Heary County Mr. Griffin and Edward Pleas. The name of the railroad is the ''Toledo and Louisville Kailroad." The capital stock is $1,5U0,liO0,and from the character of tbe guntUiaen engaged in the enterprise and their abundant

work it off much faster than the moft experienced ability, the building of the road would seem to

Fried Oysters. New Trkxtos, Ixn., October 22. To the Editor of the Cincinnati Gazette: In answer to yo'ir "Lady Header," of Dayton, Ohio, I will jve niy metho-J of frjing osiers. 1 take oi:e-htlf a pound of good, sweet butter (not lard), me t and 1-1 it .got quite hoi in a sil!et or frung-pati. Have a plate of h-at flour rea:y. 2'o take out the oystrrs and drop each one in the Hour, turning it ovtr rO as to cover each hide with fljur, then drop into llie butter. L-t the.-n fry tiil nicely browned. Scire while hot Ousters cokt'i tn this way are good enough for tbe pala;e of a kiug, or even tor an American sovereign. 11 V. D.

oineers of the Government could catture it. For

a year past the indications have been that money of this kind was made in the West, and Col. ll.O. Whitely, the Chief of the Secret Service Division of the Treasury Department, has selected his best agents to ascertain who manufactured the ctuft", as well as those whi put it in circulation, and their efforts have been crowned with complete success. On the 2d of this month Mr. T.lward V. Tratt, of New York, one of the most reliable Special Agents of the Secret Service Division cf the Treasury Department, left Washington for the V est, with instructions to work up the gar.gs of counterfeiters ia this State, and, if possible, bring theui to justice. He had some information at starting, as to who the parties were, and, therefore, was not proceeding entirely in the dirk, and yet was laboring under the disadvantage ot being knowa bj many cf the villains his duty required him to entrap. L'pon his arrival at Cincinnati, be se'ected as his assistant M r. G. A. Colcher, who is wsll-. nown in connection with the Police fotce of that city. The informant to tue department was Mr. P., of Osgood, Kipley county, the place of residence of the counterfeiters. It was necessary, therefore, lor Mr. Pratt to see hits, and for tear that he might be known, be sent M r. Coicber to Osgood to reconnoitre tho ground, and bring Mr. P. to Cincinnati, wbere the .lan of operations might be fully developed. M r. Colcher went to Osgood, arriving there on the evening of the 17th, and soon

seat, ana is larger than the Countv.seat.

line the enterprise ws finally abandoned a year having about 5,UO0 iu habita Ut8. ,A LorSC or two ago. Since then tbe Junction Railroad has -i ... , . , undertaken to extend its line north through New- railr0a(1 COnDCCtS Uie ClilCS, and 1Q a lew

weeks a railroad Irotu ludianapolis, to Bloomington, III.; will run throu-h both p4ace, Virtually making them oae. At present Urbana has. no railroad, while Champaign' is - on ; the Central, (Chicago branch,) and" only eight miles front the crossing of the Great Western. It will be but a little while until we cau run to

Indianapolis ina'few louts. 4. ,"" I fiud this-to., be, a' live place, full of en-Pi"' HiV ;and- growth. The liaptibts, Congregationalists and i'resby terians have large-ew -churches, but I beireve they are all now without a reonj.-.r pastor. The Methodist Church is usually crowded, as the services are so irregular in the other

churches. The city is laying down gas pipes, and will be using gas within thirty J..... MT . l' ' ' t " - ,

uaya. . ttu uave a nre engine, una are putting on city airs generally. I tn-iy be allowed 1 to say, personal! v.

that we have the best I'arsouae here that'

I hive ever had anywhere. We are pleasantly situated, and the prospect is flatiertnvV.the future. 31 y predecessor was ; Kev. J.j II. Noble, recently from Indiana, one of the best preachers in this Uonferch6cJ aud he has lew ' equals any-vrhcre.-There are many personal items pleasant in themselves that 1 might write, but will not do it now.. I am glad to learn that Dr. Jjynch continues wi.'h you auother year. You could not do any better. I wcudor ifyuu are haviug old fashioned .Winter in O. tuber. This niori:t:ii;

tha therm a meter i:id.ctod ou!y about tea

be almost certain. Journal.

Great Distribution By th Ktropolitan Gift Co. CASH GIFTS T0THE AMOUNT OF Ur-S- $500,000.

EVERY TICKET DRA W S A PRIZE. Cash" Gifts each $29,000 19"'" l..0t 20 ...... . 9.009 40 - , " j(0o0 200 -r-.!lt tc 5()9 300 ; 166 50 Elegant Rosewood Pianos... each $300 to $700 75 - Mclodeons " 75 to 100 350'Sewinr Machines......:.. . " 0 to 17 500 Gold Watches .... " 75to 300 Cash Prises, Silvor Ware, ic.,valued at$l, 000,000 A chance to draw any af the above Prison fr 25c. Tickets durcribin Priias are sealed in Kbvelops and will mixer). On receipt of 2S. a Sealed Ticket is draw a without ehoioe .l nt by mail to any address. The prize named upon it will be delivered to the ticket holder e payment of One Dollar. Prizes are imiuediitaly scat to any address by express or return mail. Yost will know what your Pr.zs i before you pay for it. Any Prize exebang-d for another of samevaiu. No Blanks. Car patrons aa depend on -fair dealingRkfebkkcks: W e select the fsllowirjt from many who have lately duirn Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted us to publish them: Ai:d-cw J. Burns, Chicago $10,000; Miss Clar S. ValVr Baltimore. Piaao, $800; JaaieiM. Matthew", Dtroit,i?,e00; John T. Andrews, Savannah,? i,00s Mi? Agnes Simmons, Charleston, Piaco, $300. We publish no camos without ermisioTi . Opixioxs or the Panst.: "The firm is reliable, and deserve success." Weekly Tribune, Mnv 8.

" c krow them to be a fair dialing Cms.'" r.. Y. He;ald, Jiay 28. "A friend c f ours urnr a $500 prize, which was prnrujt'ly re?e; vc J." Daily Newt, June 3. Schd for cirsu" ir. l,;Wl t.i l ie-mint to Ajnt. 8;iti.--fapf::ja guarantied. Kverv pnrkHfeof Scaled Envelopes contains ons cash :fi. Sr Tickets for 51; 13 for 2; SJ for $5; 110 for ?15. All letters s'uoul i be addressed to U ART Eft.' WILSON Jt CO.. cct. 23 Broadway, New York "a;;ouxd the wosllI" TIIB EIW YD5K- 0BSEEVEH

Is nw j ublhir g a set i s of Lefer from the L Rev. I'r. E. L. ti . Pi-itu,m h-j U making the tour of tha World, by way of Ctlifirn ia, Japan. Chi na . j Indin, Egypt, Ac; togi.tLr itb tari.uv ull:i

corrapai:ei.':e,u las .iks, l(c;igiuus unj wCular. and a j,-rrat variety cf the best Kcadiag, Origii al ai.d Selected. Now : the time to saure tha oldest and : EiETTAMttYELW J AIIF. V,e tuaku tht fwllon ing litnui j.tT.ra lor I I ' Y KKSUESCRiCKstS. We will send the Jew Vork Objkrvcr for enc year to

OroTsew Sithscrller aLd ere Old, f r Two Subsrriber, "

Three " Threo" "

(Hir ha hfii fiutu.l p i...rless. PrC-ftr Cbil timKf hos- fya'.vi- a.. it t.n! elivmi! gives bii St. ttttkt tl r atfkt vt k' riy , -Bounces that CBISTADOEO'S 12071.3.' "IG IJE 7'; has been subjected to tbe -r per tew v Vl laboratory, and that the rsul s h-w it to. k . v ABSOLUTELY H.AltLK5.S, ; M well as admirably adspfd. In. the pnr):eSi fjf which it isdcfinod. Xbia i tu )' 1 1' t, t .K public has just been waiotij, by lw scieotiEc organs, ag-:n-t TI1IRTY DEA1V..Y -DYES I now before the public. CRISTADORO'S HAIR, RFSEnVAT!VB.st a Dreisicp. acts like a vburiii Ih , tl-tir rtDyeing. Try it. Oct. 3J.

THE (JilEATCiT CISCUVfiY OirTlUt AUK. i'HIS 1 adnittel to bo the f.ct by rh thnaa. , A. anda alow now ui i(t Dr. iVJaa" Cvlbi. 4eJ Voetiar. Uiaiiaut. It h-j l.eea inlro Jal since 1S7, and no n une trying it is ev.r wi',kv out it. it will tusitivfly enro the u u -Wr-usefe-tioned OuvipUiuvs. f used as -jure ltd: Cbrosic K!in iv, iiu, S(re Ii.rv.tt. Ucaifara Tnotlir) he. Biui-os. Old S. rcawtrlliaga' Msjui:o Uit, arid S ains in th.- Hack, Cbl . '.iuil.s. Also takiu iutei i.bllj , tr Cbolar, Uiarrhosa. Uyscntery , Cronp. C.;k-, Si-a Si-kiM . "'pns.t.s, if. It ia jerfctly hnnlt t. takaib -ternally. (!?ce oa ' ! a ii hm i p .oh t-fl. It bas tr ti:l-d to turc n tt mt Diarrlaa, ly fi i.ii and Vk-up. if ' bra first taken. A w.i;. i:ae a hi.vtle ll-. baW in readii ess. ei:ii )i n i!i tit i ti rt cie it, Pticr. YtU ft-t-ts ai d 3vr I u' lar. t.li Vy ti, Di;.k u kkii fii r. le tl r. U). L.ui it. I : tvdtu. ,u , ic i .a. i lm, v tii. ' Oct. 2, Weak B&c-!:f, Is. Us ,t tt( Mtfr, f the 'Ifij p. at d iV ci tic K'vrun ed nt Ol.ce by tLr J li ati n if f alloc ck!s rmw rifsrrrs 't;Ai!.n y, Ai a ,f i t IT, lfCt. ess its Ta s Au.r-ck A Co.: I-aiii g ti a"T tcr siv jrti?icv ! Vn yr 1 lav-tet-a a f r ! iuiit Hr.ess i t the tigi-al (jual tit f y eas i'. . t ....p;ru i.u. i.. .... .it .

you tU iu. for tl; ,ui. . . f RUBti:T r.CA.Ml I;ELL.M. P. .,

.vr K. lir live

and one Old,

c and one Old, ." and one Old, "

-5.53 5 no Ml 7,00 .ro 9 eo 11,54 II, I2.S0 :

Dr. ity-r, of SiTnum, Oa.. iys thij r iksi Ih a . unci.;, t r.' su, i t its Im uck u;uil

dii'i:tertd: th it ly tlcir wartnii-.s; ! ropi rii tb

brir-t c.r and he-tt!i, ai.iil vhv strength of tk -ntSM-lt ait ilirly rt rul: I tat be ktw c.i-.e w hi-re ALcocks t l ttMi cutvil a grr I lauafrSi

jT a irtV sj.int-; Ih4' ho i his ri'-a-1 oc, wi.ii ihj hai.jGet 22.

!v t-rescribes them Isv '

et resu'-s. .

Letter frcm Washington City. Correspondence cf the Indiana American . Washington, D. C, Oct. 29, 1SG9.JJr. Editor, Iu addition to what I said in the letter of last week, concerning the

evil effects ou the prosperity our Coua-

ty seat, nrisinr from the unaccountable

hostility of the County Con; aiissioners to wards the Eastern portion of our County,

L wish only to add that all the produce of the farmers of that section fchould I ring a higher price in Brookville than either in Oxford or Uarrilton, because Brookville

has easier access to tide-wa'er or Kuroiejo markets than cither Oxford or Hamilton, and consequently there should he, and is, in fact, this greater inducement for capitalists to er-ct manufactories of ail kinds at Urookvillc, if ;hey could get the raw material from the farmers. And they could offer the strongest inducements to farmers to bring produce there, if thev

i could get is tow:; r.i:h it.

Brookville is nearer tide -water nod

Personal. Benj. F. C'.ayj.ool Esq., Jas. C. Mcintosh Eq, ani JuJga It-id. of Connersville, C. C. Eiokley Eq. and Judge Holland, of Richmond, and Wiison Morrow Esq., of Indianpo!is, were in town this week most if not all

of ih

em atier.dit g Court.

Frczsn Potatoes and Apples. The recent cold snap did considerable dam- ; m the freezing of potatoes planted near ke top of ths ground, those planted deep belnS Jet unii-.j irei. Apples were frozen while J't on the tree.

Cincinnati Slarkets. Winter Ked Wheat s dd in Cincinnati, a lal-st advices, at $1,12 to $1,15 for No. 1 and $1,08 to l,10 for No. 2, Hill Wheat 51,20, White Wheat $1,15 to $1,30. llye S cis. to 95 cts. Cum t?4 cis. to bo cts. for sound ear;

new ear 53 to 60 cts.; sheiled 1 to 2 cts. high- Btter mAde the aciunntar.ee ot P., and, throuSh ... . v i i -.i ' nim 'hat of the Levy brothers. At the proper

" ",ic " l,s t,s "'e.i oi j lime te m.,Je bis business known to Mr. P., and In V"t r-l " ) A. JS ti .1(1 oia Kn I Fall ! the two returned to Cincinnati. After sa.tisrvinir

, oi -rt 1 -- V ' I i - 19" i himself tbat he could trust P., Mr. Pratt directed Europe because the I. & C. li. It. makes T V,'' ,? ' , L 1 i hira to retarn tovss"d' nd he ouid follow, unbroken connection with the Baltimore Choice Hay $18,00 to 19,00, medium 16,00 to ! which be did on the same tram, although Patter- ! r j i - t r i . -.u - 1 ' 1 . . . . . & i A- lllti f,-.irl tt'liir-Ii r;rii frinrTif nrithrtitl

I sou did not know it, arriving taere on the even-; i ing of the 21st. Arriving at Osgood, Mr. Pratt ! ha nd !i ng from Brookville to Baltimore,

j stopped t Cpt. r.ilis Hotel, where he met Mr. I P., ho introduced him to Isaac and Lyle Levy, ! as a horse buyer named Clark. Although the j Levys had a perfect description of Mr. Pratt,

the general aress ot a norse dealer was not penetrated by then. The evening was spent discusing horses, and the party separated to meet again tbe next tnurn;.ng. On the 22J, Mr. Pratt held his private talks with the two bothers separately, neither of tiem knowing anything of uie arrangements he was making w ith thoiher. That evening Lyle Levy called ut on him at tbe hotel, and soid him $50

in twenty five ecut pi

which Mr. Pratt paid hiin C 1 V:.,. C I ; . : ( in t .-. . . .

declined iaichaMn; tbtt for vant of money, but i that has been driven away by oversight, if

17,00, common 12,00 to 15,00. Hf gs were in moderate demand at $9,50 to $10,00 gross for medium to heavy averages; some lots of extra heavy brought 25 cts. higher. Cover Si-ed 13 cts., Timothy S-ed 3.35 to 3,15, Flax Seed 1,hO to 1,90. List cf Letters Remaining in the 1'ost Otlice at Brookville on the first diy of November, 169. If unclaimed on the first day of December, they will be sent to the Dead Letter Oilice.

Abbott Dr. J. Haker Mrs. W. C. Bryan Lizzie G. Hornosell Kobert Baker Mrs. E. E. Cains .lohu Campbell George W. Davis Frank Foster Mrs. Matty Fehrnbah Michael Gardner W. 1 1. Guyer Mrs. Annie Grimme Caroline

I Grieshammer George

Hamad J cbias Hilkene Frederic J ud 1 T. Keelt-r Samuel Lamoth John

Harris i Eohannorj, of Andersonville, 'e f seemly received a freeh stock of goods from ihe city, which they offer at the lowest l't'es. Iheir present stock is the largest that Teras in Andersonville. The people of that 't:ouorhood would do well to call there befar purchasing elsewhere.

Irti

Lee Lew;s Noble Mis Sarah J. Nolan Richard Miller Mrs. Susan O ie'l A. O' Hyrne George O'Brien G. E. Keidenbau-ih Nicholp Kefler Mary Stnlling Teme Seibetitlialer Caroline Snith Jeffersou Stock Adam Slcter Alfred Silvester Linia

Terry Margaret Turk F. S. Viney John S. Vanmeter Mis. Ilellen Titos. .!. Tyskr, P. M.

and thence a line of steamers connect with

European ports. From Brookville to the steamer at Baltimore our flour or pork or other manufactured article would sro without handling and find tide-water in 628 miles. From Hamilton to tide-water at Philadelphia freight must travel 7U0 miles and be once handled. With this advantage we t-hould be able to compete handsomely with thepe rival towns. It is to

i S.na i i -"5 o C Q y vteu for!,,ie interest of all the County to have ree tren?y no'tes; "bnt h Utored the trade of this part of the County

said that it Lcy would ser.d it to Cincinnati by ; no by dottl.-riehtifijust.ce.

Tad risVd ulge of m,u .rifr. TZ K ,hc of the Eastern Kave them to Mr. Pratt within a half of a min- ! part ot the County frotu the hair, all ln-

ute after receiving them. i dications were favorable. The effect of

In tn mcautr.no be bad arranged with Isaac lh droa ht was vcrj I1Janifcst in the vegLew to accompany bun to Cincinnati where he F , J . would purchase from him two thousand dollars of I etable s-fceds, and jet there was a latr disthe money, lie gave his reason tor not urchas- j play. In my observations in the Counting there, that he did not like to deal in the stuff; j fuunj that the drought had treated that in Indiana. Isaac swallowed the bait, and on j 311 i the morning of the 2tJ went to Cincinnati in ! region more tenderly than inot of the company with Mr. Pratt and Mr. P. The whole country through whictl 1 had passed in party put up at the Walnut Street Hotel, whre j 0iujr "from Washitlitotl to indiana.

i.ejf wassyuu arrtsmu dy lqq v niieu ctaies irshal,and in default of r 1 0,000 bail, was lodged in jail, he waiving an examination. On the same nigbt Mr. Pratt came to this city and Hied information against Ljle Lev; and Mrs.

Missouri Kitten house, his sister. The warrants

Through Ohio the crops were much more damaged. One lesson should be impressed on the niinds of the farmers, taught by this aid all dtoughts; that is, that good

lie who broke his

& J. F. (iever. cf Laurel.

tectij.i of another splendid lot of tect from the city. Their slock etn-

es everything in the drr eoods and ero-

'J Taje, whkh theyeffer at the lowest oiarr on cost. They also direct attention to

r cck cf S ihm T;r ,k;oK i. t

tlcrei at the lowest market prices.

Tie

59,959 Tax Collected. 'ax on whisky collected by Dr. Keelv,

ef AUlJ,Co'1'c,or in this County, for the month S!,c,o!'r. 153, amounts to the sum of ?o9,li.e Public Lebi is sorely in danger.

Lumber.

s011 1;oberts wishes it understood tbat

reaiv i. t. : .,. 1 . . r -...

.1 ""i.Jis.i utimaer 01 ati itinas, 11

'"""-51 Trice diroot rnm hi a.mill

hi

Cs IT. .

j, rwers Kan, between Brookville and rpertowa. orders left at lirookville will be responded to. 4 I J Xel'e' Sll"eniaker at Laurel, is really th orkaiau, and, as consequence, has w fork he 1 da. ' "

For the American. Grammar ia Rhyme. Every child will tind it highly advantageous to commit to memory the following hues: 1. A Noun's the name of anything. At SCHOOL or CARl'KN, toof or fc 1NO. 2. Adjectives tell the kii,d of r.oun, AS CRKAT, SMALL, FBKTTT, TH K Or BROWS.

Instead cf nouns the Pronouns stand Hkr head, his fac. Tin t arm, jit hand. Verbs tell of something to be done To RKAD, COrKT, SISG. LAVGH, Jl Sf Or KVX. 11 ow things are done, the Adverbs tell, As SLOWLY , IjCIOkLY, ILL OrWKLL. Cacjunctions join the words together, As men Ki women, wind 01 weather. The Preposition stands before A noun, as ts or thkoigh a door. The Interjection shows surprise.

As oh! how pretty, ah! how wise. The whole are called eight Parts of Speech, Which readiaf , writing, speaking teach. d. 0.

were pU-e i in the hands of Deputy United States j tilth is Well rewarded

M trshal bi.elow and Mr. David Powell, of this ; ground this season SIX ituhes deep "Ot a city, wno u... the arrests on Wednesday lt. Lj, , , KweJ , j ' h On e..tiTuiij Lvlo Leuv was exeuiined bciore I . ' . '

alias .Vrs. Joe. stiller, waived an

and jtave bail in tbe su-.n of $3,000 to appear be

j fore the L r.itei states t'ourt. j The family have fora iongtim been suspected j of being engaged in the counterfeit business, and j in all cases Mrs. Kittenhouse has been regarded I at the principal operator. Her husband, a des-

Ln!y about six weeks aro he was tried tn Canada ! tS well luai mis IS SO. it will lie oeiter np.n tbe charjto of hiirhway robbery, and only j wlieQ everything that offends good morals .... ' r . . . . K 1. i r : . 1. . & a 1

The Pork Season. Droves of hogs are making their appearance upon the streets of Cincinnati, reminding as, with the cold weather, that the pork season is upon us.

Bail Increased. Lyle S. Levi, of Ripley county, who was arrested on the charge of ottering counterfeit money, and held to bail ia the sum of $2,500, had the sum of his bonds increased to $5,000 by United States Commissioner Kimball.

Bounty Act It may not be generally known tbat by aot of March 3, 1S69, unless soldiers or their heirs make application for any bouaty duo thorn, before the 1st .f December next, they wilt not be raid.

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I nitcd States Commissioner Kimball, and the deep invited llie roots OI lue corn UelOW

above facts were elicited, lie was committed to j the effect of the drought, and was reward-

ja.l in default of 5.iM0 bail. Mrs. nittenhouse, i , . . :f . , j . ,

examination,,. .- . . ...... .

' is, 11 nis cultivation 01 me erop uurtajr

the season was what it should have been. I may be mistaken, but I was led to believe, from my observations on the grounds, that the trial of speed in horses

j pc.-.ito icitow, ded this country soma time ago, to j js i)0i so conducted as to be very little ! av.ii nrrcst upon tLo charje of complicity in aj .,. , , , , . e . T. robbery nd the murder of "the persons robbed.- to the Old sports of horse-races. It

i On!v about six weeks ajo he was tried in Canada ' tS well thai this IS SO. It Will le better

up

e

money, in l!6, Kittechcusa was arrested tn it uas always L'een my opinion nut mere Canada ofott the charge of having counterfeit was more Clamor raised about the trial of I niled State, currency in his possession, and up- d Fjj ffcan tLJ practice on the pn p...i;ion being made to release hlin if, ' . . e 111

he would surrender the plate t the Department justiueo, lor l nave iiciti ccu wnaktouiu

at i asaingtvn, nis wtte forwarded tbe HO note plate to Colonel Wood, from tireensburg: but before doing si, had ai i.lo an electrotype from tbe plate, from which tiic bills recently sold have beea printed. At lue examination yesterday, Mrs. Rittenhouse was accompanied by her mother, wha is quitewn Sgei lily, and who is said to have as-

Isi.-teiia laying out the corpses of the desperadoes who were ban? by the vigilance committee j near Seymour last spring. She said that the ha ng- ; ing of the lienos did not aS'ect her half as much

as the arrest of her children. This is not the first trial of M rs. Kittenhouse; but she tried the old dodge of bringing her children with ber into court, out U f.niei tj carry with it the usual influence. The of5?er who worked up the case, as well as Captain Whitley who selected him, are entitled t rc.it credit for ttie success which attended their eJTrts. C.;t. Kufa 1, Caief of the Police of Cinciansti, contributed s.me very valuable information in this c,ie. Hy the time the trial couiuienv.es it is hoped taat tae rest of the gang, who are known, will be arretted.

degrees abo-re zero, aud the slcih-bjlls jingled right iLtrrtly on Saturday. The enow was uearly fjur inches dee on a level. ' The "oldest iuhabita.it"' cannot lemcuiber the like. I need say bulbing about the crops, as the p'pers tell jcu about tbcni. Apples are abundant, 1 guess, and sell at a do. lar per bushel. vrite finest potatoes imagio ble m begging at twtuty-tive cents a busbef, aud I have heard uf sales of exceilent "tEurphies" at ten cent a bushel by the wagoo load. We need not statvc this Winter, 'fnc cot n crop is grand, and evcrytUiog betokens a cold Wiuicr, but not a -starvation one.

More next time. : - ... Years,

W. R.G.

TO Til E .WOItKISa

CLASS.

We

are now

prepared te firni-h All c'asses with sonstant em -

ptoynisnt at home, the wh lo of the lime or for tb.9 spwe niments. 1 Bnsineas new, liht and profitabl. Persons of either sex easily earn from 5t)e to $5 per evening, and a proportional sum by devoting their wholo time to the business. Boys and girls earn nearly as much as

men. That all who see this notice may auii-i j their address, and tost the business, we 111 ike thi ! unparalleled offor: To sueh as are n t well 4tis- j fied, we will scad $.1 to pay for the tro'ible of '

writing. Full particulars, a valxab'e simple, which will do to commence work on, and a opy of Tho People's t.ltorary Companion one of the IargesLaod best family newspapers publish I -all sent free by ia Ail. tt.'aler, if you wnt permanent, profit iMj w irk, ad Ireis ii. C. AULKN, & CO., Augusta, Maiae. Oct. 29 3 n.

Ae 1 to any larger run.her at the saw.e rate Fan-pie Cnpies Free. Terms, S"3,i0 Por Annum, la advance. wend bv Check, Draft. Test OC";co Order or Re4istorcd I.ctur. SIDNEY E. MuilS K Jr. .1 C , oct. 28 I -.v . 37 Park 1...W, New York. ; '. j . 1 4 U

! ;05i Office cb)3 2cpof.

'I'll h. pubTic will take notice that the undersin-i-e l is prepared on short noiicoto furnish ALL THE LrMDIXG NKiYSPAPEUS CF Tilil JDAI arh f Ledger, Weeklies, Saturday Xiht, IV! ?rn iVurld, Day's i)ui:ii, Clipper, W i! ke" 8 i.iri ' -eientifin American, lir er's Weekly, llaxai and all the Litrrary and S'ciiOtiEc jjirs n-jv-publishnd. Alsothe MONTHLIES, TIarpor's. Atlantic, tiodev's, Frank Leslie's;!. :aet,all Magaiinsof note. He also has oa h&ad and will Veep &n assort iier. I of vr a t i c xfrv, Envelops, I'ens, Inks Pencils, Slc, together with all the late NOYEtS A NDNQ VEL ST T ES troin IU t 2. cents each. Jaly lfl tf. JAMES n.TYKER

J oh) hja izih jo1? 1 iglj ? j

Will Wondors Never Cease mmw hmsom f I AVI NO purchased of Jacob A. Newman the IA Grocery, Provi don tnd Fruit E'tablia hmeut formerly wwned by fciui, iu the I'emocrat Puiid ing, wiiold rasneciiully announce tti the publiv that he has ju.-t rtcci ii , hirgu and well selteted a?frtmy nt of OHOrRKl " f y H" V I S IO N IS, Vs., and is in readiness to receive cal la from hi. many friends in Brookville and vicinity. EliOGBpSH OF ALL'KIMiS, such as Teas, Co!e, Sugars, Rice, Salt, Spteet, Muts, Lemons, Strch, .M cats, Choose, Crackers, Soapa, Match, Caidir, Tobacco. Cigars, pickles , Je lis , Canned Fruits, C0VL OIL AX I) COAL OIL LAMPS, toge'her with each and every article uua!Ij kepi in a First Clias Grocery Store. tii hirn a oall. cct 32 f.m. A. liKAMiM.

Ayer's .Sarsaparilla, .

Ttio reputation thfa client u:cuicioo cftjoyafe U derived foj-.i Ks cures r.ir.ny cf which are truly marvellous. IuvctermS ca.es cf Scrofulous dia care, -where the system tccuiod s tit u rated WUA ' rorr.ip.tion, hr.ve beem

puriiicit ana cured y n

rroiuious aticcuonsa clisonlcrs, which were 1

EravatcU by tho scroft

io:ii

Manufacturer f

0vF0'RtB8,

ADMIXISTRATWK'S SALE 0Y liLAL KbTATK. THK ndcr;gred adm ibirtrator of the estate of ifenry C. till"ii, !tftard, will mI ai eblic Mucrion,n the prctniacs, if not sold bclure that date at private rale, On ,S-ituril,iy, JToi-cntJtrr 1SC9, tbe fallowing dcscrilcd real estate, to-wit: The undivided lw-tfcr Is -f l.. t N o. 40 in that part of the town of Droukville, Fiankiin County, Indiana, laid out by Jesse U. Thmnas and others. Also th it part if.Lot No. 43 iu the ame plt ef sai l town of llroukville, couimencing at the South W est corner of that 1 onion of said lot cwnei by Julia A. M cCariy , thctjcc Sou"h with the Vt line of sai l I .t GS feet and 4 iucher. iher.r Pa.t

1:1s contandnatiow aiUI

they Trere pntnfully .-.Gictin.tr, have been rauicaBf

eurcu in hk .i irrc;.i luiuioo s in ninioct enry ace tion of tho roiititry, that Uic public scarcely need SS l)C informed of it3 virtues or nrcs. Scrofulous poison 13 one of t!:e ji-.ort destmettew enemies of our race. Often, this n-:c?u and unfcll tenant of the orfriii.-irn imtlcmiices U-.e constilutio, and Invites tho attack of enfeebling or fattl iliacatee, -witliout exciting a srtspicion of its i-rccnce. Agaitv it seems to breed infection llirouThout the body.cfl ' tlion, 011 some favorablo occasion, rcpidljr dereles into 011c or otlicr of its hideous forms, eitlxr oa Ik surface or among the vitals. In the l.-.ttcr, tuber' cles may be suddenlv deposited tn the nines s

ncaii, or tumors lornicu iu ttie liver, or It lo Ha presence by eruptions on tho rLin.'or fbul nle

stions on somo pan or tne uortv. licnce the erw ional use of a bottle of this SrsrsaparlUti la aV Tisablc, even when no nctivc symptoms of disewest nppenr. Persons ntlliotctl with the following eoaa plaints gencrallv fi:ul iinmcdir.te relief, and, length, cure, ly flic use of this SAJiSAl'AKIt J.A: St. Atltonif's fire, llntc or T"njipat Tllrr, Halt J.'irwra, gccld Hri4, Jtinfnfrm, Sore XTje. Sta r JSfrrs, snd other eruptions e tsible forms of Rcrcfulona disease. Al"!o in tkm more concealed fore-.s, ns Trtspcptnf Xromy0 Jlritrt Disease, I'ils, Jpilrptf, A'cnrmlfftmi

ojiu uio vanuna 1 icerous uuccuous 01 UC 1

Jar ana nervous systems. Smhiis or Venereal and Mercurial ZHm

are cured by it, though a lonir time is required 1

u uniting uicsc ousmmic liir.i.! tiles i- nny niroio 11,1, Inner fnntmtiml ii. a Cfl.ia n.n."? 1,. I.. .ifl

the comidaint. Leurarrhera or II Affce, eIerlw

it-erniioTin, ana j emme j.caxr, are ee monly soon relicvcxl ami nltiini.tcly cured by

ttnns tor each ense arc roiiiia 111 our Almanue, i

pliod gratis. IlhewtnaUmn r.nd Oout, caused bv aecunrlatioiis of extraneous uiattm

in the Hotwl, yield qr.ickly to it, as also Xr ComjitGint., Torpitiittf. j'ut!CKtlou or ittflmtm tnnlio;: of the l.irrr, and Jcvtttlxee, V l:cn arising n thev etten 0.t, ftor.i the mrkl'ng poisons hi IM MosmI." This S A Its A t'AKlT.J.A Is a greet rest trer fr the st:-cnnti rnd A i.ror of the system. Ihoio rlio ni-e J-atir,i-irl end J.Utlcsa, Jr, apm .'cnr, Sf!-ej!rr. and troubled with .Virrmii irehcnslrii or h'cnm, or nny of the tiffcetlove syinitomatie, of l?Vrfcne. will find immedtaSaj , relief and convincing evidence at lis icbtoraarr power upon trial. rnEPAitm s t Xw. S. C. AlUn & CO., Lowell, '- Practical end Analytical Cktmlu. tOIA) XtX A1X, DUVGG1ST3 VRTWSEB is .V Ki T K, Agents at brvvkvitle.

tint A numhtml pK l.M this datt I i Qf.i u: j l-rgt twik at.--gr T?" ariiituro finni I b to 1J per leiii. cheaper thai. BJ other laUi.'h b cr.t. This Kun.iii.rr ii urarl) all mf own iiKinuf .-turin?. I wi! wairanl tbe people tmt rtrj piere thej buy. I don't keep any tfs4 hand Furniture, i.d u.j Tal l ar.d Salas dea'a fall t(, ja.-c it. ;lc UUii lh people get them hetue. am a 4r- ft a. JS I rill sell FJXXITUZEATAUZTIQN on uiy pavement, ai.d in gnmi f rutUl il tkS) Market liuuae. lied Flug "ill bt the figa. Prt-mj tly attended to. Kverjbodj ki.u taa I nmkr tLe bct and r.tattst itreuii and MTelaet Collins, and now t have a i t pt'iit whirb 'l bc'ter than at! ihe n ctal'.ie. Ii if ceiente i

Si;.' feet to the Kist line of jaid lut, th ncc Norti j side an-1 octide, anil a laiye glass tf an the Ka tt tit.c f said lot to the N-rth Kat enr- i lne ki n d is ma dc partieulstly f. rl- diei. I el ner (hereof, thenci West 2 lect and fi inches- to the j kerj. on hand the mctiHie eases, all nise.

4 K ist line t,f tha t p-irt of snid lot o Tried by Igna lies ; j .u send your "ri'crs, oVn't forget to let we kW

Kichlcr. thenceoutn along said hu-blri r.l;jf Vou want the old r i,w ) ateet fr ladle" r

j line 10 ft-cf. thonee West oa the S-'ii!h lie.- f ! gen llenien. Tbe price will be from It to lifer 1 saij K e'ller's lot -'t' feet to 'he North Eat eer- j eent. cheaper than the rliespe! in he ifkt ' r ,.f that portion of s id lot 4? owned by Jala I estab'iibine:it is rorth on Min Rargess. fce

A. McCartj, llieiK c J-outli on said A. Ve- twen Hvilroad and M ill Sts., eloe to Oee

WARSBOOM AND FACTOR T

be fairly styled a horse-race on tbe Frank

lin County grounds. It is my opinion that tboi-e who have seen the fearful things have seen them in imagination more than otherwise. We are sorely in aeeJ of hatter horses, especially of horses of "(rind Imltonx" To brins; that important quality to the test, should be the object of our associations; tnd if it could be, 1 shouM think it desirable that we should cultivate a stock of horses that one couid outrun an express train all day and blow less at tiijzht than the loeoiuotive; but ia doing ,this great thins;, we ouht ty remember that the morals of any community are of more value real dollar and cents value thao any perfection that can be conceived of io a stock of horses. Therefore the latter

Cartv's Kast line 2(1 Icet, thence Wst on raid

McCartj South line to the place of htriinr.g !

i ftKm . . r.. .. s,:J i it i.r.rpi.j I f ,h I ti t.r. . I mf I

203 & 205 EAST FRONT STKEET, : said dre-deii:' rotate will be promed ikrcbj. j PIVrlVVlTI II i TEitilS OF ti.tl.t' Oneihifd of the u rcha e j Ji Al'iAA A 1 It V. J money to be paid on tb Hiy of sale, oeu thirJ

lr iSlv square ria nos ; s 1 ht twc,Te -A I from the dfe of a.le. PeferreJ pavments t bs Are ef the Largest Seele, aad bave the eatire se.nrrd i,v notes waiving the bnefit of v-Mtie Iron Frame, Overstrung Bass, Fret Iek, i and appraistinen; l-iws oTthe State of Intian. Carved Lyre, Solid Rosewood Moldiajt, , and bearins interest from d-i'e of sale and bv

,e- morigage en the premises nld. j ALL MY GRAHB PIAKDS 0eutisz"lLLlA"-IJ Have the entire Irom Frame, A grate Eie,i j Three Unisons, Patent K.pe.tisg Acti.a, EXECCTOa'S SAMS Q't lSiiH&iiSM

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Feb 12.

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Wci.lrja I nircvftsonts totice ss hrr ,vcn th"' ,hm i Jii.ail at M kIfS V f VliiV alk3 y.xcrutoT f the lst will of Wm. ApyUgate,

I chalTegeeompetitira in icgard to Workmt--,deee "ed, wil 1 sell at I'ui. ic Auction ship, Durabitty, Touch, P.icbEets. l'ph ati! On Sufurd-tjf. SurtmlMY f, 1SC9. Brilliancy of Tne,aad at lower prices theaeaa I A, U'e itriJence of said decedent. I miles i be purchased elebeie, eta-bisitg tte e ; j..,- . vr.nklin CouuvSr. Iodian.

qualities. , - . , i ,:l h fallowing pers-.nal property, to wit: i ,: A t 1 tS ,, v. !? ti vv:? h-' fait "thp Wf Oreat inducements orered , to Casi ex good Cau!j sfv Sh9) Thi.esn!il Wn.Mt , o Ms, h.,"jr h .:r." thi. hiir l. e i n:ir..ae4 p.eJ'r'rTrvi'rTcTc f -l j i Wheat in the grouo.l, F.irming I iapl omets, Ae. ! eeiale .l lead :in i .,her nt a! li l are DKSCItl PTI E LISTS furcuLed ! V'1" . gaje u, oiiiuini-e at lO.i'eloc A. M. .,H,KRl ., lKFIMKtl t;on to Prof. Henry R.Kaser . .... i TERMS Ofc" SAL K Cash down on all sums not St I HI) r. Rt 1 K 1. 1 A K A 1 1 r . Refer to tbe ffdlowing pirchaiers renig i er t!ln.e (1 ,,,r ,nj on all sains oven'ur e dol- i When iSey .-. : the m -t tl H , ed iu. ut t U HrookviMe. lad : C. li. J3irthm, Frcf. I!aiy;. i;, ..r ....... ni k. h. ih ..nr. t .n tit the t. tics, the. k'. ih.tlk JimU

c baser giving ns uo:o witn gooj iitenoi ?rey , . .... - ----- - w waiving eeiawAirfa Wad appraisement lws. a Iheiefoie, for JOHN A. Al'PLKUATE, Mi.,un. l'Kttik!Tli,

Oct. 14 IStJ ..w. csecuinr. ,,:. ,r ... i ln

R. Knauer.

June 25-ly.

m.O.OKVlLI.E, IND.

JOSSpil FikfES, PxoirIetr.

i

HARRISON. CHJU.

Custom H ork promptly , attiBien o. mgnesr uno - It I " tiTC -'pr fTtjS'

Ait fi'in ,11 o. ... . y - - - -

markei nrtce'in cash paid ' for Wheit. i

bushels of Wheal wanted. scp. SV7

Juae 1-Ty

ini! 1 i':t, ? ir

t riado-o's lxe Hut Htir i f ii I t-de- the fi.rtM !, f frr&u- kire"fc g.iitrn.n tt' -. I;, id -'ft ifMlrif' " t i- ' A H I H r.iK KKVttlVI a ! 'i ii. 'k u4iu mi ' '' altet Djein Tit .t. 21