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Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
THE MARKETS

Wheat, rcd, new 81 20 Bco,s
:" white p. P'' nus 300
Flour, per Dbl, from S,d% ''VtS' A. "e"'';... les
wagon. SI350't,ra '' s%r ID. Is
|otn' l"hIto new. Los Hams. ''''' ~, ~
:. %eHow) 60. los Cotton Rags a, .,..I' ~
p.o "ea'''...... i.2J Sweet Po,st,es ~ ~
Osts. ''''''''''' 40 Butter. .......... IT.,
m'+,I 10 Eggs per doz... =" ~
VIII Lni - LsADEhPHIA MARKETS-Fo, Rc}
"s'' E5e Is Scias M.'e W ii W Wheat
! elbow Corn. SI.3l.aI37 a. ,,'2 { bush,
Cotton 2ltg20c. per H. ''''' o0(@ ''r.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
SMYBNA9 DNEo
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MARcHh

az TINES" is published euery Vedu.,do, .
'srNo'"' 'y JOS H. HOFrEcxrR. Editor and Pm
PrietOT, at Smyrna, Del 4"' ~
'ooSea'fTIoN'--Qns year, s2OO in ad.
~ eE,oo y not paid iuend Of the year. N
F.ps' "'sc0Nt'n1ed until aIlarrearsare yqid-Onlp
at the option Of the Publisher.
-DrANrisEMENTs i0iu be inserted at Merate ofS.r,,
'e"t' siTsfq the first insertion subseou,nt in
sertiOns 81 cents. A liberal d;..oun, ,n,J. :.
q"ar'srty, se'ri-qnnuql and yearly qduertisers.
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

The Philadelphia papers are SUGGESTING th h.
Importance ct establishing line of telegraph
between that city and the Breakwater ..
Lewes. 1t is an Important move for the sb;n
ping interests of Phadelpbia '-F
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
THE LOAN FEATURE
THE LOAN FEATURE
OF THE
DELAWARE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

1ne directors of the Delaware Mntu.I &c,
nt,,,J nPdhy belleVI1g that its members are MOI ~
e"Ieu 10 receive all the excess of nren,; w U'''y
assumed ny Them, IN the shape and nndo- H. aIu u
hiS put lhey are enlIiled TO all Tho hennG,
Wucu the large accumuaIions of IA IiCa r. 80 'l'S
roer' nave determined TO incorpOrata tho uaU
feature into its plan viz: p'ia'e ''e loiiowIng
"heh the accumulation of funds Cror, rro,;
CeIpls' snail be sufficient to meat orJ;t, @ I re-
tue excess shall be loaned, 10 the highest bidd ~
Oliowlng terms, VIZ; o'uueI on inc
only. '0"'eu u rollcy holders
SEcoND:-No member shall borrow mora ,ho, ~ j..
amount Of his Policy. ''o'e 'hdh 'he
iHiRD-The Policy will be taken as secu,,,,, b.,
ony l's actual value, e., It's ''surrender vane r.
oaiance must be amply secured bv so,isGac,o,,, Gn
mortgages on Real Estate. The RoaTd oG n; 49, o
shah be the Jud Ses of the suficenov nC spcb ss;t
FoURTH-ln the event Of the death of The memhsy.
70 whom such loan is made it shall he aDnIed IN tb
payment of his Policy " "PP"'U ~ 'ie
FlFrH'-Money so loaned, shall he CALLED in onlv IN
eases o, extraordinary losses ami then sxIv davsnn
cs snail DE given, and the loans longest ont shall bo
he rsl called IN, and more than one fourlh of an
oAe loan shall be called in at one payment nnIass
aIger proportion shall be ndispensa bIv necessor
nus giving the borrower the probable use oC y,k
SheY curing his life, IL he chooses to retain II ~
oIATh-ln case the member to whom monou :;
e shall ia to pay the interest agreed nnon 20
.na aliow MS Policy TO lapse for non vn. or r
p'Sihlums' then The loan shall be withdrarn o' Vi
..a ..GaVE,Nrh'-EVery member of the COmnarv shu
80 wneh FUNDS are to be disposed Of in ,b;a ne
ion' anu DIus shall be received bv "seoIed - @ man.
% .e.'lSe'heh' oil Company in another coInmrs
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

WHEN the first information ooro.
cteSldents eits coup d etat against s Sncrs,au ane
D'anton vas madc known and tbo '
hoI;1 le2t thereupon, a number ~
-. 1eren' !S democrats in various cities tbronob
Ns t'e country, scenting war from afar oaI1al
ePOo'aneouS combustion meetings N 49, 80
@ snelr services &c to Andy in assisting him 70 % AZ
gofse congress and maintain the Con.t;.'s...9
n Ne% 4ork city recruiting office was onon
"a IN Broadway and muster rolls sianO5 OgIl.. ~
'noSe VINO would pledge themselves 6 r. hu ~
sort sOrt 20 arms to repel any revolutiona,r %
penps on the part of Congress-" Two pol;oa az
tnen p9t them to flight, however. Thai t0u sn"I
martial spirits should talk fght is NOT n,u"I 1Oh
- % wondered at or at all to bo dreaded Pr P"4
r;a 'r asa ss01 u men as Gov. Geary, of PennsvIva
ssa ma ana Coy oglcsby, of Illinois men y y;
y asa'lal and official positions send tsIad.. - ~
s0.t,o StSs. ,s. 'sngering men by the thousand -
=, sus'an mat body against the usnrDa,;n ,anu 20
.ne @ nqlliuer % at the White Hoo,e pIs'oas tra q
assumes a more serious a,neo. re aHair
@s q President johnson nav da.;.t however
" armed force to assist him IN ,e eh;a , Ihe ana
saa unconstitutional acts, Congress peada' iagrul
lpg Of the kind. It is proceeding in S , noth,
@An9er to carry cut ConstitutiobaI nror;: ,rwlul
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

line ane Dest place and only place you can find r,
arDe ar ., uarpets and Oil Cloths is at Primrose Ha T
up oyer aIG IT, cheap. He has beautiful room t,eS
sayrna. ' ''0rs TO show them. The thing 70
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
GO"sUtmpt'On Durable bV ny.
$ChenCk'S Medicines

~ CURE CONSUMPTION, the system r,os, h.
prepared so that the lungs will heal To ,c,,,,, :,
'h'S Inc hVer and stomach must Grsi be ,eapsaJ o,,
an appetite created for good wholesome G,oI ., bi,h
ny 'hese medicines VIII be drgested properIv ar m
heahy blood made thus building IN tbe c,,n.,,,,,1.
CHENCkS MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse ,be .,..n
0ch oi an bilious or mucous accumnlat,p. an, h.
using The Sea Weed Tome in cunneclIon me ,.,.o,
is restored "fP'''"'
SIlENCk'S PULMONIT SYRVP !, nnt,;,,or.
wen as medlcmai and by using tue three rena.,,.s
al impurities are expelled from the system AMI ,
wholesome blood made, which viii reneI al d,.o,..
- Pa'ehS VIII take these medicines acco,ti,,.,
'ec'lohS' Consumption very frequtnI, IA II. -, ,
y'e'u' feouily |" lis action Take lie pills Ceou.i
70 cleanse the liver asd stomach /, doe. ,,,,, ,,,
'hal because The bowels are not cos,ive ,ho, -.
lot sometimes in dIarrhpa they are neces.o
n.y. me stomach musi be kept healthy. and nm o,..-
''e efea'ed TO allow the Pumonc Syrup 10 ,,, o',t
G P i'oIy organs properly and alav ANY ;,,o
"'" al lha' IS required 20 peEsortu q uarn,n.,
IS |" prevent taking cold. Exercise ,h,n, -.
''' as po~S'n'e' eat all the rIche> food "a, mas
game ahu' III iact' anything the appetite cr,vo.. 49,,
n,,l5I "''o ven 2d
~ y 623 Broadwav. New Yo,k
II you want hantsome Foot VI #. .sucL.sC,
"r o'hef KINDS. go TO Primrose's 0o'''
iF N"h want 10 find a beautiful 49, -
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
Feb 2e. To Balance due the Town, sa,,.o2
S343e.nI.

! MdIDIpLET0wN; ! Tho transcript SAYS Snn
Hay ?ch9ol Teachers Institute has been oroam %"
,Iea tG ID that town. composed of the teaches ~
b the Methodist Episcopal. Presbyter;oomm omers sa o.
F9testaFt an Episcopal Sunday Schools and the the
I9eS bed ayerv oI Sunday schools: The meetings are
koom Of the Presbyterian Church Sn' T6e THectGTe f
f$TPs Tbs are Bdd thf offss P9e:96n1h G the
Vice President; H r. CRamberIain b h NSswman' SHaa
ry Ti;t a. E Hukill Treasurer Standing SOCFo[a Co%
Cos Dr. A5O John Sofn f. ecPGttoG cGa%R p D. Alfred e.
Of this association is to improve its ne OBJECT
soca knowledge, and to increase their "rs 10
Party Des weTc SlTcf,GG s9 took place on Monday
learned the result. ''""' we nave not
DE- a MISS Sarah Moody having beoueotbod a..
rresoyter!an Church of that town seu S51 th the
fSonkl[egatlon for El have resolved to 9nnronr ene
i0r tle purchase Of a Communion SSlOp'ia'e Ser 1t
Barr C1ess DrssG6a9 Club has been organized, Dr. NJ
John G. Chamberin, Treasnro,s secretary, and
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

.rdoa1 paInpmcs museum, in New York w.o ao.
oroyed oy tre on Monday, with most was nf H9s,
curosites.. Loss $780, 900 This Is Tho 81 I'm GnS
or fourth time Barnum has been bnrneJ o,it omtru
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

isl Jews oN Saa SAoENr.-Mr; John Knott, tobaccor
~ tS', on Commerce ST. has commenced dJaccon- tbO
- newspapers, magazines, novel. eto '"e rEl Sa!e
Is something Smyrna has long needed ~ Ahls
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

PEAcH Growers MEgTTTa D.
pubic notice, large number Of Pesc5 Suane rl tc
ers assembled sag in seaford on Saturday oESb FeE
into an "a %na proceeded to form themselves
whereby their interests may be protecieJ e @ pan
tha TnaI they regard as extravagant charges T, bn
n Inc railroad for freight int6e oy
A, On motion of L. r. Jacobs. Esq Dr TT
Martin was appointed Chairman and II II
jenkins, Secretary. ~ +'""' anu l. j.
n NE Ms.I IIollowl9g resolution was offered bv r.
y Pd.nf!jj PnaTtlnj and T unanimously adopted " H.
invitsto ive@' y hat this meeting extend cordial
onwn nveation 70 all the Peach Growers Of Snssex
county to be present at their mee,inu U SUSSEX
earps ra org, 1868, and to unite with ms IN o an
G;arPsst enort to effect permanent orS,n;na rS ~ an
tbS 70 protect the interests Of Peach Growers
Sonoty' tt-lii 2 IL Il -s...' '...s -. -
;o,'..a Un motion of Mr., Bounds, the meet;nr al
SeSHea sso 70 meet again at Seaford MsroH esI az
'o0S' st2 O'Clock, r M. 4' ~ b.' Aarcn " 9th,
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

wa DaVId ia Meconkey prominent bankor %
vest Ohester, died last week, aged 60 Vi
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

we have several communications, which will
be attended to next week. "F''
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
CHEAPEST CARPETS in PHI 1DETDI,1.
AND MILEDE -. -. III,

T,M
Almost every one has heard of Ev.xs' I', +,
81 roHE' where you can bny ycur goods lower,han
e.. any olhFt establishments and make your seecIin
po,- so,n que OF me largest and finest stocks of
nRUssELs, THREE Ply. INGRAM SrAIR and R.o r..
P1tS, P1V WI CLnrHs, MATTINGs. WINDOW SHADES. rc
~ are are selling Carpets two yards WIDE only 81 90
Don ouy without examining our Io1r prizes. aud 10
'e''aih 'hal you get into The right store
n,f On, JOHN NJ. EVANS,
H'o Sm No 3l7 n. ID ST. above V,ne
ana directly opposite Wood St. Pbilad'o
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
DIED.

ca T. Ayres 1 IN nse@ is town LIZZIE daughter of o
ldetown ON ntd's tSe on months and Is days "S0'S
67 years. y" 'ue zISt INST, Mrs 8 r IT pO.-,,,
s. Vandyke Esq -'F"' iaSs Mrs. MARY J. wife of VIM
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
Town Revenues and ExneuSoa

d U. H. Raymond, Secretary of the retirino
Board OF Commissioners has furnished NJ tb9
following transactions of the Board for nnhIica. I
ueo H. RAYMOND Collector of Town Tax in account with
Town Commissioners of Smyrna. - "''oU"' WIN
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

No" that the Impeachment of the Pro.;aon.
is almost certain his friends are urginr 'a' In ~
resign If he is impeached he will ba d;an,I n, ~
h t4ea from holding office forever thereafter and
MS friends advise him to send his resignatiou Gn
20 the Senate and carry the appeal to the nen
tie at tue Presidential election-provided he
% nominated to the Presidency by the DEM
Srats; he declines to accedo to the rocon,
tie"dation, however, because resignotion
would imply a surrender; and peitber T = In
certain that he would have the onnortnr;tD - ~ ~
rn1As rn tue "a appeal suggested even if he were to
resign; rosy There is evidently tendency on the
part Of leading Democratic journals to turn =
colu shoulder 70 johnson for acting so unod-
FlSealy and toolishly, and giving Congress tbe
opportunity for impeachment '''0
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

NE IMPEACHMENT QUESTION frs+ 80
+l'enent which the impeachment ouest;on ,,ro
"uced has subsded, and the countr, i - .l" plo
4uli as ever Notwithstanding the matter Is bo
F"s pushed forward with all the earnostroa.
W." "H!ch lt was commenced. We will r;vo
9nop:lS OF the proceedings in Congress- con-, Con-
m a committee of seven, appointed bv tbo
1io"Se 10 prepare articles sofimpeacbmont -.
Nia"h up nine articles, which wero s,,hn,;.1'1
st,;o, tne @ mouse on Monday and adopted bv
' '.l.0' party vote-l26 to Al. They are in snb'
''ance as follows: The President is cborrnd
Won Two violations of the Constitution-f1s.
:" 'ne removal of Secretary Stanton .nd '
oe"u' 0e IN appointing Gen. Thomas as Sooro.a~..
~ ar without the advice and consont 20 81
0enate' Two violations of the Tanpro. &c 0G c'
A''-one In the removal of Mr. Stantoa uloS
tho anO'ner 10 the appointment of Gen. Tbomas
'ne same as tor violation of Constitution SaY
o.ai 90 'uarges OF conspiracy With Tbomas anJ
liners 70 take possession of the War De-.
"i'"'' IN violation of law, and to prevent ri tLo
execution of the Tenure-ofO Office act ~
-SHpung to prevail upon certain arrov 81
90 violate the law of Congress which nrnrJl ,.1lS
sSan sIat al orders to the army from the Presdent
in-Chief "a 'ne Teneral-
..;i Inc rules to regulate the proceedings of tbo
''lrr Tt nave also been adopted by the Senate ''
1ne io,ioWlng named members of tho H..
were on Monday elected nanagars ~ t.'C itIuSe
me; ,me .fiaI IN the Senate: Stevens, Of PannaI; ]
Tun"' nn Butler of Massachusetts Rinrbo toupSyl,
pnlO' boutwell,, of Massachusetts IiL'' WiI.n o.
Illinois. ''a'ia' and Logan, of I
,o.. nc democratic members submitted nro j
tes' to the impeachment measure on MoII pro '
but it was voted down. =" monday r.
~ stG ..I senate will be ready to proceed with Z
me trial tomorrow, it is tbouobt WIN "
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

- " 10 FARMERS AND PLANT.RS--TL.
10000 TONS OF
DOOBLE REFINED POUDRErTE
Oi Inc Lodi Manufacturing Company. made (rom ,bo
YORK c;,, poneS, "fial and dead ANNA Is of New
contract. Price only nave exclusive
i"ENFY EIGHT DOLLARS PER TON
uellVered ON board of the cars or boat nj Iodt
Warfan'ed by The Company to be eqnaI wtic,r a.
10 anv h'ghpricsd superphosphale IN rho
IioIAel' me results on Corn, Cotton rnbaona 5 '
1taln nave been astonishing the past season n ''lu
croplrom ten days to two weeks sooner and
known Planters and Farmers and eyor ;I u1 vi wen
sent Tree any one applying by letter or
p,oo PAUL POHL, JR.,
Feoi'|m 3OSouIh Wharves, PhiIada
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04
INFORMATION

Information guaranteed TO nroduce ,,,x.,.:
CROWN OF hair upon a bald head or beardIess C,co
9iso recipe for the removal Of Pjmples Rio,I ~
Ltupl"ns' ec on the skin, leaving the same sol,
by addressing "''"''' 'harge
TTTOS F. CHAPMAN 6,bo,ni
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

~ E,h want TO find beautiful as.,r,,,--,
an'"S -, - to i. H. Primr ,,e'.- ''''V i'' .
Smyrna times., 1868-03-04

II you want handsome Foot M,tsnclasC
or o'hcf KINDS, go 10 Primrose's 20 0oc'7
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

our County. The young Democratic aspi-
rants need no longer smoke acob pipe and
make regular pilgrimages to st. George of
Brookville; the scepter hath departed, and
the power and its dispeusation hereafter
belongs to the chiefs Of Highland, Butler,
Ray and Salt Greek. How far the friends
of Kerr aud the opponents of Seal may
suffer the popular will to be overridden,
we will not predict, as the power Of the
old dynasty hath deep root in the Demo
cratic heart.
Judge Reid was recommended for Con-
gress Is the martyr to fall before the popu-
lar will, and Plat Wicks of Greensburg
was also recommended for Circuit Prosecu.
tor. While Reid and Apologize Of Con-
nersville amused few of the faithful with
anecdotes aud billingsgate, the masses re-
paired to the SALOONS TO drink to the sue
cess Of the nominees, or drown their sor-
rows as the friends Of defeated iavorites.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
impeachment.

After taking votes on two articles Of i'm
parchment, yesterday, with the same re-
suit as ia the vote on the eleventh article
the Senate adjourned sine die. We prefer.
red tina, they should flush the matter on
the day when the vote was taken on the
eleventh article. We had no expectation
Of any favorable change in the result by
delay. Time has worked against impeach.
ment ever since the trial began. IL has
given opportunity for the plying Of all the
weakening and corrupting influences. We
had DO expectation of a change favorable
to conviction by outside pressure, nor
would conviction, procured by change
In the minds OF Senators by such means,
from what they pretend TO be their con-
seize ntious convictions, and from their yer.
diet in that shallow imposition which is
called their judicial capacity" have u
good effect.
impeachment Is now closed Thirty
ave Senators, acting under the solem nifty
OF their duty TO the nation In this grand
national inquest into the misconduct OF
the Acting President, have judged him
guilty OF crimes and misdemeahors for
which he should be degraded from Office.
Every Republican member OF the House,
acting under the same solemn obligation,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
popuIar Vote.

We have, after much trouble, obtained
full popular vote Of the county, as OK.
pressed by the Democrats Of the county
on the 9th day Of April. We present
them below:
For Recorder,
William IL Kerr, ll20
+. A. Bauman, 629
Il Franklin Democrat.
How is it, brother Democrat, that after
the popular vote was 49l majority in favor
of w. II. Kerr, the crippled, worthy and
experienced candidate for Recorder, that
the young, healthy aud inexperienced
Bauman was nominated Your Conven
ton did not have even the discreditablc
excuse often made by the Democracy Of
this County that he was crippled in fight
ing rebels. Had tho clique anything to
do with it? Does Democracy sustain such
utter contempt Of the popular will as was
displayed by your Convention in this in.
stanceg
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

The Senate was called to order by the
Chief Justice at noon on Tuesday. An at
tempt was made, which proved unsuccess-
full, to carry an adjournment until June
23d. 1t was then determined to take a
vote on the second article of impeachment.
The vote stood 35 for conviction aud 10
for acquittal, there being no change In the
position of any Senator from the vote on
the eleventh article. A vote was then
taken on the third article, with precisely
the same result, after which the Court ad-
journed sine die. Nothing was done in
the subsequent session of the Senate, ex-
cept the making Of personal explanations
by Trumbull, Fessenden, and others.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

aud the country, BY getting Posssssiop Of
stitution aud the laws. which those highly
conscientious usn. With Judicial lsinda.
Irunbull, Ross, 4 Co., under the solsn-
nifty q Judicial oath, declared be had
No man served the country more faith
fully, and with greater ability, than Ed
win NJ. Stanton. He was not without
faults. Injustice be did on many ocos-
sions; but bis aim always vis 70 sdvsuos
the public rather than private interests.
aud therefore bis comparatively few fail
ings may readily be forgotten, while We
remember his many virtues. =
His position, during the most trying
days of the Republic. while IL vas one Of
great and pressing responsibilities. ives
also one that involved the expeods<ure Of
immense sums Of money. He could SAFE
|ly have stolen millions, had he been 90
disposed; bur, hwithstan ding bis many
and bitter enemies, the charge Of corrup-
ton has never been seriously made against
him. And be now leaves the of6cs With
millions of fraudulent claims pending,
which bis wstchfulness and integrity stop
ped in then course, and the records Of
be office will show that millions besides
were saved to the people BY the frmness
With which, throughput his official career,
he set bis face against all classes Of pub-
lie piunderers- How brightly must the
name Of honest Stanton appear in the
history that has beer written within the
last few years, AID that y now being
made, of corraption N ell places. high
and low. And now that the people have
come to belisve--justly, too-thst in con-
nection with the affairs Of the Government
robbery Is the rule asd honesty the ex-
ceptiQp, the time 10 ct hand vbes such
men as Stanton will be appreciated, re-
spected aud honored. r-
Now the sultures will swarm around
the War Office, and the claim-holders will
stand equal with the whisky ring 10 the
business Of robbing the public treasury /.
This is another calamity which the Re-
publican party tried to prevent, and only
tailed because il was opposed BY Demo-
cratic Senators aud money. The respon-
sibiiiy rests with those Republicsn Sen
stors who went over TO the enemy, aud
there let il rest while the people retry
the whole case at the bar Of public opin-
ion, aud bring in their verdict through =
court higher than the Senate. This YER.
diet, we may be sure. will not acquit the
men who have betrayed their country,
slandered their conscience, aud are BOW
parties to the wide spread corruption
which is depicting the treasury, robbing
the people, and demeralizipg society,"
lGszette.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29

Immediately after hearing the result Of
the vote in the Senate on Tuesday; Sec
rotary Stanton issued the following order
to Adjutant General Townsend:
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON CrrY,l
May 26, 1868.
GENERAL-You will take charge Of the
War Department and books, and papers,
archives and public property belonging to
the same, subject to the disposal and d.
rection Of the President.
lSigned EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War;
Breyet Major General Il. d. Townsend,
A. A. G..
After directing the same to DO delivered
to Gen. Townsend, he addressed the fol-
lowing letter to the President, aud then
at the close Of Office hours for the day,
withdrew from the War Department, and
went to his residences:
"WAR DEPARTMENT.,
"WAsHNoToN CRY, May rs. 1868. I
"SIR-The resolution of the Senate Of
the United States Of the 2lst February
last, declaring that the President has no
power to remove the Secretary Of War
and designate any other officer to perform
the duties Of that Office adj interim, having
this day failed to be supported by two
thirds Of the Senators present and voting
on the articles Of impeachment preferred
against you by the House Of Representa-
tives, have relinquished charge Of the
and the books, archives, papers and prop
erty heretofore in my custody as Secretary
of War, In care of Brevet Maj General
the senior Asst. Adj. General,
subject to direction.
ISigued,1 EDWIN M. STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
ITO the President Of the United States"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-05-29
Execulor,s Sale OF Real Eslale.

NOTICE is hereby given. that the andersigned
IN F<seutor Of the last viii Of James 3. cole-
scott, viii receive private bids Up 20 Js'y l. isss.
for The following real estate In ffsnkiin ccuhty.
Indiana, to-wifs Lots ~ add % In Allen pis.
OF Drookvills. opposite Gsrmsn N. y. Church, and
Lots so and 20 In Aliens plat Of Bfooksills, ep-
posite the Seminary baiidlng.
TERMS or SALE.--ons- third dovn, ere-third
In enc year, and renal ming third In two yssFs
from day Of sale, the deferred psy~sats 70 be
secured By notes bearing intsrsst IRON dsis, VIA
out relief IRON valuation or apprAIssmsnt lsss.
RIP. Q. bARHgcK, Esssster.
may 8, Isse-ivs