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In December of 1821, a contract for a new court house was let to a Giles Mitchell. The building was to be of brick, two stories high, forty feet square and 25 feet in height, surmounted by a cupola topped by an iron rod at least 10 feet in length on which were mounted a round wood ball painted a bright yellow and a weather gauge made of wood in the form of a fish. In 1825 Mitchell was released from his contract which was then awarded to a Mr. Jones.

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Boone County has a population of approximately 43,000 residents and is located approximately 25 miles northwest of Indianapolis. The population is growing as businesses locate in an area close to major interstates, and newcomers select the area as a residential site and work in the nearby cities of Indianapolis and Lafayette.

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Hamilton County, near the geographic center of Indiana, has a population of about 175,000 and a land area of 400 square miles considered part of the metropolitan Indianapolis area.

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The Hancock County Community Network (HCCN) is a community endeavor to bring the citizens of Hancock County, Indiana, an electronic communications and information resource rich in opportunities.

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Hendricks County, Indiana is located just west of Indianapolis, Indiana, USA. We are a fast-growing suburban community rich with industry, entertainment, and quality education.

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Whether it's antique shops, outlet malls, covered bridges or round barns, Jackson County has something for you.

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For a breath of fresh air, visit Jennings County, Indiana, where historic towns border rolling hills and woodlands.

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Johnson County Government Franklin, Indiana

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Marion County is located in Central Indiana and includes the city of Indianapolis.

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Shelbyville was named after Isaac Shelby, a famous soldier and statesman and the first governor of Kentucky.

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