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Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

Territory, and especially against those be- tween here and Che Colorado who evidently mean anything but peace. The men who were killed with Mir Simpson were employ ed by him at Los Angeles for the expedition to the Territory -Younkcr as tcamstcr, and Meisncr and Altman as cooks
 C. A. Luke of Hardyyillc, was with the partv when attacked and having been charg- ed with improper conduct he requests the publication of the annexed certificate, which would seem to entirely cXoncrate him:
 HAnpyyILLr. August 2l 1867. Whereas certain men have represented to Col. Price, and some of the citizens, that the late attack of the Indians in the Sacra- mento district, (on the 20th iust.,) was due to the carclessness of Mir C. \. Luke and further represented that during the attack, Mir Luke acted cowardly and unbecoming a man.
 Now. we. the undersigned, do hereby de- clare and make known to all whom this may concern. that we saw no cause to attribute any blame Co Mr, Luke, and that we hereby tender our thanks to him for the information given us of some of our party on foot, behind for whom we halted until we were all togeth- er We do wholly eXoneratc him from all calumnious charges.
 GEORGE MEICHL,
 <. <. MuBERG,
 FRED. F. HYDE. do hereby certify that the above is true copy of the original statement signed by the above named parties.
 A. F. DAVIS.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

A BRANCH of the Order of Redemptorists. more properly known as the Order of the Congregation of the Most Sacred Rcdcemer, has been established at St. Louis The Order is for the saving of souls abandoned to their fate by an indifferent and uncharitable world, and was first established by the Catholic Chnrch n l732
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

PERFECTION IN THE MouNratNs.-A month or two ago, we stated (,ays the San Jose Pairiot,) that the petriiicd bones of a whale were lying on the mountain top east of san Jose. We were shown to day DOT tion of the yertabrn, or spinal column, of a whale in petrifed state, which was found on the highest point of the Santa Cruz range, which is west of this valley.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

DR' WM OSBORN, an old resident of Los Angeles, Is dead. He came to California with ote'enson's regiment, and was once postmas- ter at Los Angeles, He was man of some scientific attainments and passionately fond Of garden. Some of the best fruits and flowers grown in Los Angeles county were introduced by him.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

NOTICE.-James W. Fabian, q a.s.e ~ by trade, who worked shoI' ul1. T.i 2 at Fort Yuma or AriEoua CRy, hAiHl3 denly at my hotel. on the 2d inst-' N's ,..,I route from Fort Yuma to Los Anset,,, ,t, give notice that the sum of s56 in grsenusi.fss i.fs s29 in gold, Is in my possession s'u s''rlort aa the funeral expenses Any person pt,',s . T,s, upon said suns, upon legal and Prope' '"'''' WI" O' l"'" O' '"' AUGTsT sTl"
 San Bcrnardino, June :, 1867.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

CHAs. II. PoNERoY, brother of Lieutenant Edgar Pomeroy, formerly of the California Volunteers, stationed at Fort Whpple, lately died at San Jose, California He held the responsible office of Clerk of the Supreme Court of the State, although but 9 years of age. He is spoken of in high terms and his untimely death is greatly deplorcd.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

35th PARALLEL RALRoAD.-It is said that the legal troubles of the company proposing to build this road, with the state of Missouri will not delay the prosecution of the work
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

PorNTED.-At fancy dress ball in Pari, recently lady was seen in very low-bodicd dress, while floating and waving an abund ance of green gauge. She was politely asked by gentleman what she personated. "Thc sea, Monsieur" At low tide then, mad anne" The lady blushed and the gentleman smiled.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

A NOVEL SuGGEsrIoN.-T Chicago Times suggests good naturedly, that the best way to get the foul water out of Chicago river would be to engage Horace Greedy to bail 1t out.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

BY the opening of the Pacific railroad to Julesburg, there are but l90 miles of staging to Denver.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

BENIcfA, CAL, has lost some forty build ngs, in the business part of the town by fire, including the telegraph and post office.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31
X. F.. DAy1s, IIardyyillc

NEW MExIco.-The contest for Delegate increases in interest Clever and Cheyez have met upon the stump, and are speaking most of the time. From present appearances Clever will be elected by a large majority.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31

THE eX-rebel General Ilindman, of Arlan- sas, is actively urging acqucsceuce in the Military Reconstruction acts.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Prescott POst-Omce
AuG. 2l 1oe

ID EGULATIONS.-On and ,r,.. J h Mail for lIardyville will leava uate ti. day and Sunday mornings al Q ocIe.,N lbVs. Tucson on Monday mornings. nj s,O,'o''tk-asd t, Separate boxes are kept at m, lS os, ho1f matter for Skull Valley Kirkland c,i l~ na ling Mine-Bulle Bucno- Big Bug--t V,sth y.5 Sa. Walnut Gro,e.Quartz Mountain S S%vSi'a~ umpqua' Residents , only, of those lo,,,s a. expected to apply Tor letters or pApers 1it D
 K. MrAcuASPv
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31
PIONEER NOTICE.

DERSONS allowed the privilege , ing the papers and magazine, of ts. ! ilona Pioneer and Historical Soocet, n. quested not to tear strips from the mar. the papers, or in any manner mutllai, i, The man that " borrowcdn Nix Nav la, very bad example Harper's Nag,r.. July, 1867, has very mystcriously di,ar., od Don't destroy it, but please retaT
 C W BARNARD, Libnrg Prescott Aug. 2i, lSG7.
Arizona miner., 1867-08-31
GEORGE MEICHL, <. $. MuBERG,
 FRED. F.. HYDE.

I do hereby certify that the above iS true copy of the original statement signed by the above named parties.
 A. F. DAVIS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Burial Of wilkes Booth.

pnn.;,s a, tba A rsoo.l hava c.oscd tho
:, III W..
1e"o'ai " "e remains VI Doo'h, WIZ
Payne, Harold, Atzerot, and Mrs. Surrat',
and with this occurrence the story Of
Boo,h's burial has come n l;cht II i
,h....;.est.,.s us.n;.-,a. G..
nus s"e" ~ 'A' "as".'s'V" S'A
"Ihe body arrived Oh the Navy Yard,
and was placed on monitor. The Sur
Reon General, during the post niorfem ex
animation, removed the i'actured yer'ebI@
Of the meek only. About two clock on the
day OF iisarrival The body was wrapped In
gray army blanket, placed in boat IN
which was an officer OF the monitor, With 4
sailors, General Baker, and Two detectives.
The boat proceeded down the stream. and
finally stopped at the lower arsenal wharf
on which the body wss placed, after which
the boat returned 10 the monitor. leaving
Gen. Baker and his assistants In the arse
nal grounds. Some few persons employ
cd at the arsenal saw the body lying there
du,ing the evening, but reports being
put ont that il was the body Of soldier
who had been drowned, but little attention
was paid 10 il. Two men who had occa-
sion TO remove the body having got some
blood on their hands, zane near spreading
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Republican Meeting at LAUREL.

Editor Iadiaaa Ao,er;raa-Affer n Ecu
bo,,., notice ,.rrs nrrher % 90. ~;
p.s,.- w ''"-
1s's "sPuo"eansanu penocfa's--assem
bled in Gifford's Hall last Wednesday
evening at o'clock to hear our able and
eloquent Represeutiye IN tho ao,h con.
o-ss. Her Joha II F..a,,.s- L.,
f""a', u'sous'
the political issues OF the day. Mr.. Far
quhar took up and presented his accidency
Andy, whose surname Is Moses Of Ten.
ne.sses i, HI ,,,s eh..a.,.~ win. !.
a.. -, ''''' "'
was P'e's"u'"s " se''e '"e oo'ernnen'
and people who had trusted him, be was
playing the part of Benedict Arnold or the
twof faced Hull, telling committees of CON.
gressmea that he was willing and anxious
to adopt some measures for the protection
OF loyal citizens OF the South who were
being murdered and driven from their
homes because they had worn the blue
during The var, while at the same time he
was secretly holding conclayes with rebels
aud their friends aud representatives in the
North Valandigham, VOORHEES,, and the
Ike, plotting the destruction of the loyal
people of the South, handing them over
into the hands of traitors. bound hand
aud foot. The Thirty ninth Congress
kept their eye upon him and his associates.
and when be showed his closen. foot by
vetong every measure adopted by Con-
gress. for their protection, Congress
said 10 him, Now, old trap, you have
thrown of the mask; we see you ia your
true character; ii you make your bed with
traitors and rebels. you can lie with them;
we are the representatives of the people
who saved this great Republic from des-
truction, aud will protect those who helped
US to do IL. So Congress vetoed The vetoes,
and passed all the bills over his head, and
then enacted reconstruction law. and
sent true, loyal, tried men South to admin
lister Il. Then rebels North aud South
raised howl of oppression.
Mr.. farQuhar then took mn the neero
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
LETTER FROM NEWPORT, KY.

Mr.. Etllor,-lt Is perhaps due to my
self to say chat in writing letters for the
american / do not write for either money
or fame. For tn former know you are
not able to pay, and the latter | do not
need. The day once was, when would
have been glad to have added to my little
reputation. but | am now too old to care
much for anything OF the sort. My Ind-
ana records pretty much made up, aud
II anl not respectable now | do not ex.
pect ever to become so.
Thirty years in the iiinersncy Of the
State. regular aud irregular. In season aud
out OF season, on poor prey and with but
limited advantages generally. for honor
or glory have satisfied me that IL have
been seeking for either wealth or worldly
honor | bad the wmng profession aud was
wasting my swoetntss ON the desert air /.
However. have 10 complaints TO make
against the people for they everywhere re
coiye aud treat me as N man aud broth
Ell" aud presume this is as much rs ans
white man might ixpecl--in these days.
lwric tsakau rr-1icaa because / like
to say a word n md then to my "numer
Gus friends" although the White Water
Valley. Ii serves to while away an idle
hour, to drive AWAY the blues ~ we'll ~ to
keep up my old habit OF pcnniug line
Tor the possible odi6cation OF the newspa.
per world. II does not matter much what
one writes about, for that Is not the point
In newspaper article. Ii Is style and
spirit the rcaderl look at 10 letter writers
more than the subject ITSELF "Doesticks.'
"Pubch aud "Nasby' all wrote nonsense,
aud yet each Of thom has won newspaper
immortality. So you 500 il is not Of So
much importance what Que talks about. II
he only use. good English with some life
aud spirit aud do. as the man said OF the
preacher, talk the everlasting gospel.
| met in this little city, tho other day,
one OF the former b'hoys Of your ancient
village. | allude TO William q. Terril
Esq who Ia our present. popular POST
Master. viii. rs We used 10 call him, has
more Of the talents of his father, and but
little of the steady, quiet piety Of his
sainted. mether. For, full OF the soul Of
wit and humor, he is always ready for
display of his native 'cuteness, even ut the
px pense sf his own best friends | remem-
Der him when no was but boy living in
Madison aud acting as a kind Of an ut
ache Of the Banner Office, while w. 5.
Jingle, now Of the Lafayette Journal, was
'crvirg in the Same capacity In the Courier
,iIice. lie went round ole day TO call
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

We have the report by the Cable that
France disagreed that the italian Govern :
meut may occupy the States Of the Church,
leaving the city Of Rome to the Pope.
On the death Of Plus TX the Pope's tenn
poral power is TO cease. As Plus was s.v-
nty.fse years old last May, if the agree.
ment has been made aud is carried out,
the political existence Of the Papacy has
nearly reached its end.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
The Election In indiana

- The election Ia this State was for coun-
~ officers only. A few scattering returns
from different parts of the State show
Democratic gains. In Allen county the
Democratic majority is reported at 1000;
in Putnam county there is Democratic
majority Of 250-a gain Of 800; johnson
and Hancock counties show Democratic
gains; Bartholomew county gives Dem
ocrsiic majority Of 500 to 200; Marion
county (Indiapapolis City, gives Re-
publican majority " so0-a Republican
gain over last election of 400. Shelby
county elects the Republican ticket.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Tho Move ment Against Rome.

Thu situation Ia Italy Is growing inter.
esting. The 6aribaldlana, though depriv.
ed Of tho presence Of their leader, are still
making Roadway against the papal troops
"a fact which seems TO indicate that the
Italian government Is not very zealous Ia
carrying out its engagement 20 Napoleon
TO respect the authority OF the Pope. Fur
Their than this. Italy Is reported TO be seek
ing the support of Prussia, 10 enable her
10 be freed from her dread OF Franco. The
whole peninsula IL seiow with the anti.
koman Spirit, aud Victor Emanusls Cabi
rct must ,i.Ler resist tho yo.ce OF the PEG.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Latest Election New 8

Ohio has probably given Hayes, the
Republican candidate for Governor, ma
jority Of about 5000. The Legislature
looks favorable for the Republicans. The
constitutional amendment is defeated by a
large majority.
The indications are that Pennsylvania
has gone Republican by small majority,
Democrats who were jubiIant at FIRST are
experiencing moderation, and begin 70
feel uneasy. s.
Iowa is Republican BY a reduced ma.
iorifva
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

NOTICE Is here BY given that ,he undersigned,
~ administrators Of he Estate of Thomas Shank
deceesej, WILL
On Saturday, October 26fh, 1867,
sell public auction. the late residence Of said
decedent, four miles ~ogth East If the townsi
Brookyille, Franklin County, Indiana the Per
sonai Property Of said Estate not taken BY the
widow. az folloxs. 2 Horses, 3 Coitf, 2 Miick
Cows, learlng Calf, J two horse Wagon, II
had Of Hogs, Farming Implements, Corn, Oats,
h onsehold aud Kitchen Furniture, aud many
other articles too tedious 10 enumerate.
sale To commence nj TO o'clock A. N.
TERMS OF SALE.--All sums of three dollars
and under, cash; on all suns over three dslars, a
credit Of twelve months viii be given, the pur
chaser to execute note with approved serety,
waving valuation and appiaiscnitpt lave, with
interest from day Of sale
WILLIAM SHANK,
JOHN II. COOLEY,
oct CIV Administrators.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
The Garlbaldian Eurnre

Great agitation prevails in Rome. The
fdrore throughout Italy In favor Of Carl.
baldi Is rapidly extending. II is reported
that Napoleon has demanded that Italy
shall occupy the pspal territory with
troops. but must not enter the city. An.
other engagement took place Sunday be-
tween the papal troops aud Garibaldians,
10 which the former were compelled to 70.
tire within The city.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
MR.. BIEeHLE ELECTED.

We are gratifed to be able to state
that A. w. BieghIe, the Union candi.
date for Clerk Of the Court. is no doubt
legally elected. The late law provides
p"That all ballots which may be east at
any election hereafter held in this State
shall be written or printed on plain white
paper, without any distinguishing marks
scs other establishment thereon except the
nEmo Of the candidates aud the Office for
which they are voted for Thus it will
be seen that the ballots must contain the
imoase offhs Office for which they are voted
The Democratic ballots will not show that
they were voted for Clerk cfths Court, but
for County Clerk" which Office is not
known TO the Law. We will state that we
are backed up in our opinion in this mat.
ter by tho best legal opinion in this place,
and Mr.. Bieghle will undoubtedly claim
his commission, aud there can be no doubt
of his obtaining il.
We will say further IN this connection,
that there may have been mistake by
oversight ia the Union Tickets" by
placing at the>hosd the name of the ticket.
We do not thiuk & at will render our ticket
Invalid; bat should il do so, there will be
enough voted. with the heading cut of,
Is all voted at the polls in this place
we're corrected except about thirty
At the time of printing the tickets we we're
not aware Of the construction placed upon
the Law, aud hence the mistake.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

za,;on know, aSonsof liberty. or knightsi
oe ,La ooldao .lia was in existence. oath
hound - a,nhs Ind cr;pnle the Gov-
ernmen, ,,.,dl 'Gavernor and other
og3;na,s. "a, ~ n home. while our
nohle soid;e,s we,sn front thew were TO
get up a Gre IN sheear and aid the rebs
The War Denart emit and Gov. Morton
kent few sharrS IA able men to watch
these home tr4 rs. Among that mum
ber Was C.nt l,ouhsr When he re
signed Il was A. Inc earnest request OF a
large number ia Union men Of the 18th
Congressional strict who thought him
the hest man tokat the Democratic party,
and tho tes,l, sbwed thew were not mis-.
taken
Bempsaafs, a,,ered the Government
service. we,t52 n tie three months
service lie IN his speech that he
got tbe frs, meIl's nav in gold all right;
ne,, man,h,s ;Keaahsels vb;ch he did
NOT l;Le IT, - ValIsnd;obam offered
a resolution IL, fonyress TO continue to
nav soldier IN IA Every person knows
ths, ,he cova.akn, oo,ld not nossiblv
procure q suf;c;k amount Of cold TO nav
The army and s6o.t money the army
must disbsnd : the rebellion succeed.
which was v hat tllandiaham and his fcl.
lova,s p;shoJ H., ur r served the
three months 81, and come home. after
wa,ds ~ -, nos;,;on on Gan nj
,nan,,. s,a aFsspt res 49,, w;,h him hn,
soon discovered ~ the posi,ion was not
wh., no owaoar4 !, aare him no rank
md smalls. wsn,ed. and H.
go r., ...xa;sa NJ. vasas he
a,;, .ams ~ ..;,h ,bs saSrojL.,5
benoer~,;c ,x,rs vas mi in nomination
1or s,..e $1,000 and ,sos Leo,eo
Tha $500 H. 80 M Tho ,;,se
hono,ed PRINCIPLE of his partv--Nieeer
Fo,l;,v. s.,s If ,ha dartsv IL allowed Ia
vo,e Le gill 81 on a soc;.l eoual;tv with
the White man and amaleamate' The white
man who il atrald of oettine ON an eouali
70 viii pes,o ~ an ob;ect of n;tv.
Can, our next Iepislature do something
~ nsvon, Dsn,,,.rats from do,ng sneb an
r',,ra, IL, NJ cher ,eo,le are
afraid Of i,
N.~,ha ho.,A,d an tho Government
hands and ban5holders banls Sc. oays
ma tho sane old storv abont The rich on
n,sss;,a de- .oas \. ,sxss Go Vsll.n
d,aham= rbnrmsn and o,hsr Nor,berp
re oels areIspout;po the same over Ohio.
Eyeyv ,hh t;uo man knows that the noli
cy Of dra,ipg !, ,hs honds and aoodinp
-
~. eou'yy WIN Pspe. n'"ey "V Uaa. ~
la,oss 80 \. ,hs r, nsrsaas heaeti,sd
Re-. $500 49, aaa,.a,oe
No., - t;. -. sS.I a., ,s;iasad a.
~ = -, ioee Ia ~ 49, .a,l
r@S ! sfs"'1'e' sooo' s"s 49,, 49,.
.ha,ha, ~ ''s1s a.a LA g. r,aa,as,
,a~, -. 'n..',aa .ha nona..,,.
go 3N'l :, nv 49, ~ 80 $50 -
~ , , ga W. '' " "'
~ Wv ~ -
ao "'n eaNe way io' 'no "eN' sfe'~e'
No., 's"'eu' suelses'', '" ",asu Nl
, lie ,g'"e 'a"u'ua', ~ 49,; ~
IA W, VINO a'O'v :" n,' P'''s, sai ~ :.
49, an T. ,'aa ~ 49, ""1 =" s'oet
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
LIABILITIES.
AdmlnIstrator's Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that By virtue Of an
~ order Of the Court of Common Pleas Of Frank
lin County, Indiana, at the Juy Tenn, 1857,
thereof. Ia tho ease of Geofec W. Hall Adminis-
traitor of tho Estate of Charles A. Halt. deseafcd
Va Heirs Of Deceased, the undersgnod, on tho
premisos,on
Saturday. November 2ad. 1867,
will sell vt public auction tho following described
real Estate situated In said Comfy and State, to
witi
lots Nos. IS and 10 In Block p In the town of
laurel, subject TO the interest therein Of Margaret
j. Kuisendaufsr, late the widow OF decoient.
TEkMS.-one third purchase money down on
day ~ sale, ono third In nine, and remaining Quo
third IN eighteen molihs, deferred payments go
cured by notes bearing interest, and waving ben.
eft Of valuation aud apPraisement laws. aud by
marriage an the premises, uE0, Il. HALL,
Holland a Dlnkley, Atty's. Adminli traitor.
Oct ~, 1907 sw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

NOTICE ia hereby given. that by virtue Of n
~ order of the Coart of Common Pleas OF Frank
lin County, Indiana, at the July Term 1861,
thereof 10 the case Of X II Stone, Administrator,
OF The Estate nj Nelson b RairJen deceased vs..
Heirs OF Deceased, the undersigned, on che prem-
Uses,
On Saturday, October 26M. 1867,
At o'clock r. NJ (unl IS sold previously at pr-
yate sRle) will ell at public auction the following
described Real Estate sitaa'cd IN saiu County, to
wit:
The West Side of the N. W. Quarter Of Section
20, Town " Range West, described thus;
Commencing at the Northwest corner Of said
quarter section, thence Soata along the Nest line
OF said quarter to the Southwest cerner thereof,
thence East 10 chains, thence North IL chains and
80 links, thence ost2 chains aud SO links, thence
North u chains aud 90 links, thence Wet | D
chains and IA Inks TO the place OF beginning,
containing "a 20 100 acres moro or less.
Alto tho East ono third part of tho SOUTHEAST
Quarter of section ~, Town ., Range wcft,
continuing . acres more or less. FEt
The Two tracts Containing III 7o-l0o acres more
or lees.
Bids for the purchase Of the sane at private
sale will be received at the once Of doland,
Buckley A Jonea. Bronkville, Indiana, or at the
oflce OF the undcrsigned at oinclnnati, ohio, To
the g5lh last.
TRRAs.-- one- third purchase money down on
day Of sale, osssthird an nine, aud one thi.d In
eighteen m9nths--delcrred payments secured by
notes bearing Interest. without relief fre IA galua
ton and spprassemenf laws, aud by mortgage
on tbepfemipes. fls
Holland, Dlnkiey jones, At.y's.
sept ~ iso7.4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Sheridan al Boston.

General Sheridan met splendid recep.
ton and welcome 10 Boston on Monday.
The people Of Massachusetts, are extending
TO this gallant son Of Ohio and defender Of
the Union, the most cordial manifestations
Of approval and honor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
NEW ADVERT sEMeNT,
STRAYED

LvRoM the premises Of SEQ. A Hellon of Laurel
l. Township, on sunday, Oct. 9th, bay hlley
years old Last Spring. is hands high. The 4 d.
er will he literally rewarded by writing 10 me Mt
Metamora. GEO. A. HELLoN.
oct II 3W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

pie or shake of its dependence on French
rule. Our adyiees are quite meager, but
enough i known to render important
events probable at no distant day Ca
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
wnITEwATER VALLEY RAILROAD.

SECRETARY offiCK, +
CIeciESATi, SKrr. 21qH. 1857 !
THE annual meetingof the Stockholders o. this
i Company will N held 81 their office at iiarri.
so,, Friday, Ostoter 25th, ~ eleven O'Clock
A. NJ for the slsetina ct Directors FOR the eusa
ing year. and other basnoss that may eome be.
fore the meeting. J. CHAPMAN,
oct 4w Secretary.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11

for little display Of religion in my talk,
for kthink every man ought to show some.
somewhere. 1t is right; It is his duty. aud
is healthy. ). b. MALONE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-10-11
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Il hereby gwen that the undersigned
~ have this day boea apppinted Adm nist'a,ors
of the Estate of Thoma. Shank, late Of Franklin
County, Indiana, deceased. said Estate Is sup.
posed to be solvent.
WILLIAM SHANK,
t JOHN n. coo KY,
oct 4, ls67.3g Administrators