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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

The indianapolis Sentinel tells rich
joke on railroad conductor who re-
sides in that city. In his absence his
wife presented him with a fine boy.
Some of his wife's friends, who are of
a waggish turn of mind, suggested that
they borrow two other babies in the
ncighbOrhood, and present the three
youngsters to the happy father on his
return. The plan was carried out, and
upon the arrival of the train in the
evening, the young husband, who had
After fondly kissing his wife, he asked
to see the little stranger. Imagine his
surprise on beholding three babies when
the coverlid was turned down. After
gazing at them in profound astonish-
ment for several minutes, he turned to
his wife, and coolly asked: "Did any
of them get away ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10
of course the Impossible was

plished.
To the surprise of the Colonel the Presi-
dent insisted of driving him to the navy
yard. to. see that the Secretary's order was
carried ont immediately; seeming to have a
nervous fear that some obstacle might be
thrown III the way of the pious expedition.
lie waited at the landing till all was ready.
then charged the officers of tbs steamer to
give every assistance and attention to his
friend, Colonel Scott With him he
shook hands warmly at parting, saying,
God bless you, my dear fellow. hope you
will have no more trouble in this sad affair
and, Colonel. try and forget last night. -
Away up in the New Hampshire church.
yard there is certain grave carefully watch
ed and tended by faithful love. But every
April time the violets on that mound speak
not alone of the womanly sweetness and de-
votion of her who sleeps below-they are
tender and fearful with the memory of the
murdered President
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10
WISHING.

OF all amusements for the mind
From logic down to fishing.
There isn't one that YOU can find
So very cheap as wishing
A very choice aversion too,
five but rightly use it,
And not, as we are apt to do.
PerVert it and abuse it
wish--a common wish indeed
Ny purse was somewhat fatter.
That might cheer the child of need,
And not my pride to flatter:
Thet might make Oppression reel.
As only gold can make it,
And break the Tyrant's rod of steel,
As only gold can break it.
l wish-that sympathy and Love.
And every human passion,
That has its origin above,
Would come and keep in fashion;
That Scorn, and Jealousy. and Hate.
And every base emotion.
Were buried fifty fathoms deep
Beneath the waves of Ocean!
l wiSh-that friends were ALWAYS true,
And motives always pure:
l wish the good were not so few,
wish the bad were fewer;
l wish that parsons ne'er forgot
To heed their pious teaching;
[ wish that practising W as not
So different from preaching.
1 wish-that modest worth might be
Appraised with truth and candor:
/ wish that innocence was free
From treachery and SANDER;
wish that man their VOWS would mind;
That women ne'er We're rovers:
l wish that wives We're always kind,
And husbands always lovers!
| wish-in fine-that Joy and Mirth,
And every good Ideal,
May come erewhile. throughout the ear til,
To be the glorious Real;
Till God shall every creature bless
With his Supremest blessing,
And Hope be lost in Happiness,
And Wishing in Possessing.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

a DOMESTIC ROMANCE CONCLUDED
In our daily of the 10Th ult., we gave
the history of a romance in real life,
whose main facts it may be well to re-
count. Samuel, father of Rev. T. b.
Eastman ofthis city, left Concord in 1919,
to better himself in Massachusetts. He
left wife and three children behind,
and finally went on whaling voyage.
On his return the family had left this
city, and no trace of them was to be
found. Fifty years passed away; the
first family had grown up, and Mr.. East
man, Ignorant of their existence. had
married again and raised another family.
BY an accident, Rev. Mr.. Eastman ascer-
tanned that his father was still alive, and,
following up the trace, found and intro
duced himself to him, and told the story
of the past half century, so far as he
knew it.
The elder Eastman, his second wife
being dead, gladly heard the tidings of
the lost family, and came to this city on
the 18th to renew the relations that
chance had so sadly suDdercd. He was
joyfully received by his grandchildren,
whom he had never seen, and on the
following day performed his first duty
that of visiting his mothers grave
On the 18th, the aged wife, with two
from Nashua, and went to the house of
her son, where all but one of her fami-
ly, now living, were gathered. The
husband entered the room. and they
looked at each other in silence for mo-
ment. The old lady was the first to
speak, saying: as this Samuel East
man, my husband ?" land my long
lost WIFE he added, and they rushed to
each others arms and kissed with all
the ardor of sweet sixteen. By request
of the father, prayer of thanksgiving
was offered over the happy reunion, by
Rev. I. B. Eastman
The old couple are now reunited, and
though the bloom of youth has fed,
both enjoy excellent health and spirits.
The old gentlenan's eyesight is defect
i've, owing to straining it at sea, but he
says he can throw a harpoon or lance a
whale as well as ever. He has never
had doctor in his life. The old lady is
in excellent health, but with impaired
hearing. To both we wish years of
continued health and renewed happi-
ness Concord (N. h Patriot.
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There is a simple and infallible test by
which, up to this time, the genuine
greenback SO bill can be distinguished
from the counterfeit. It is this: The
artist has engraved '.I07 in the eve of
the eagle forming the center figure on
that denomination of bills, using the
90" to form the pupil of the eye, and
throwing the Il . into the shading, yet
SO as to make the whole preceptiabie to
the naked eye when once your atten-
ton is called to it, and very distinct
when seen through magnifer.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

The copperhead Legislature of Ohio
in the last two years doubled the expen-
ses of the State Government, added one
third to the number of Judges, increas-
ed the local powers of creating indebt-
edness. and yet rejected a bill to autho-
rize a home for soldiers orphans to be
supported by private munificence, al
though there are 800 of them in the
State needing aid, and 200 in the poor
house.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

Like the generality of kings and con-
querors, Frederick the Great had most
philosophic indifference to deatfl-fS1
Others. In one of his battles, a battalion
of veterans having taken to their heels,
ssWhy do you run away, you old black
guards? Do yon want to live for
ever?s
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

Parties have rented the fence inclo-
sing the site Of the new post Office in
New York for two years at $1,000.
They propose to use it for advertising.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-09-10

Adelina Patti says she win never sing
ogain in New Xork.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23
From the Indian Country.

NEW York, June 22.-The fol
lowing dispatch from Mr. Colyer has
been received by the Executive Com
mittee Of the United States Indian
Commission in this city:
FORT DEFIANCE, June 4.
We leave THE morning for the
Moqui country. In Arizona. They are
Puebla Indians, of whom very little
is known. They are said to occupy
five or six villages in the mountains,
and number about 1000 souls. They
are peaceable and industrious, raising
corn and having fOeks of goats and
sheep.
DIR. Palmer, of the Smithsonian
Institute, and an escort of four soldiers
OF the Navajoe Indians accompany
US, all mounted upon mules, and hav-
ing rations for twenty days.
The Navajoes are doing as well as
can be expected, after their cruel,
stupid removal to the Bosque Ron
dedo. Gen. Sherman deserves great
praise for restoring them to their old
home. They have about 1000 acres
planted with wheat, corn, beans, &c,
and have many sheep, and are fast
recovering from their poverty. Still,
they need help. Rev j. NJ. Roberts
has commenced a school and church
among them at this place, under the
Pres byterian Board, which promises
we'll: but he needs help, also.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23
Washington ItemS-McFe Postmaster
appointments.

WAsHINGToE, June p. = The
White House was lively to- day with
callers. During the morning, Senator
Fenton, Hon. j. A. Bingham, Secre-
tary Rawli Inns, Hon. S. A. Hurlbut,
United States Minister to Columbia,
and others, saw the President.
General Webb has arrived.
AT the Cabinet meeting to-day, all
the Cabinet officers were present, ex-
cepting Cox and Boutwell,, who were
represented by assistants.
The internal revenue receipts to-
day were nearly 100000.
WAsHINGToN, June 22-The fol-
lowing appointments have been signed
by the President: George w. New
han, of Ohio, and Marshall, Consuls
to the Court Of Chin Keang, China.
Postmasters-Isaa FL. Brown, Mas
silon. Ohio; Ansel X. Bailey, De-
Corah. Iowa; T. s. Wilson, Collins
vile. Illinois; j. Y. Cory, Wauke-
gan. Illinois; J. +. Watson, Helena,
Arkansas; III. NJ. Kemball, Carlins-
vile, Illinois; j. Cory. San Fran
cisco; E. @. Bromberg, Mobile; Noah
Boynton, Mt. Vernon; A. @. w How
land, Santa Fe, New Mexico; w. w.
King. Sheboygan, Wisconsin: Oliver
Wood, Portsmouth, Ohio; r. Tomp-
kins, McGregOr. Illinois; Lewis D.
Cyr Naugenee, Michigan.
WASHINGTON, j une 22.-This morn
ing, in the Criminal Court, five color
ed men were sworn IN as grand
jurors. Among the petit jurors sum
moned for to- morrow, are nine color
ed men. OF the three baliffs appoint
ed by the Court, is colOred man.
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Havana News.

HAVANA, june q The steamship
Cleopatra, from Vera Cruz, has ar
rived.
Dispatcl e. from the City of Mexico.
dated the 18th inst, report that Min
ister Nelson would arrive IN the Cap
ital the following day, and be officially
presented to Juarez, on the 10th.
General Rosecrans was 20 leave for
Acapulco Immediately.
There was considerable excitement
ahour the arrival OF Minister Nelson.
Foreigners expect either the annex
atton Of Mexico to the United States
or protectorate over the Republic.
The Mexieans are jealous, and fearful
that parties are coucOcung bogus
Gains to lay before the Commission.
Several persons have been arrested.
Americans inspected Of completely
were being watched
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and steamboat companies, and
hotel keepers to classify and
assign places to those using then
accommodations according to their
social st4us and grade, as they
might think proper. The Constitu-
tion put it beyond the power of the
Legislature even to enact any law al
lowing them to make different classi-
feations, or to groupe together In
social intercourse those who do not
recognize each other as social equals
As the social relations of citizens are
not the proper subjects of legislation,
the Constitution has put the matter
at rest by denying to the Legislature
the power to repeal or enact laws on
that subject.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23
The Case Of Rev. Chas. E. Cheny.


CHICAGO, June ga few days
since, Bishop Whitehouse appointed
Rev. Ct. f. Cushman, of Princeton,
Rev. r. +. Sweet, of Chicago, and
Judge l.. B. Otis, layman, of this city,
to examine the case of Rev. Chas. Il.
Cheny. They performed the duty
and yesterday made a presentment.
which was served on Mr. Cheny the
same day. He is cited for trial on
the 21st of July. in Bishops Cathe-
dral, corner of West Washington and
Peoria Streets. The trial will be pub
lie in its character.
Bishop Whitehouse has furnished
the following list of Clergymen, from
which Mr.. Cheny can select three or
five, as he prefers, to act as Assessors
or Judges in the trial: Rev. DR..
Pierce, of Springfield; Rev. Corbett.
of Quincy; Rev. Benson, of Peoria !;
Rev. Chase, of Jubilee College; Rev.
DR.. Boyd, of Galesburg; Rev. Snyder.
of Chicago, and Rev. Cabbot, of
Alton. Three Of the leading Rectors
in this city, Rev. DR.. Rylance, Rev.
DIR. Carver, and Rev. DIR. Locke, are
on the Standing Committee OF Dio-
cese, and are thereby excluded from
being Assessors, as they VIII be called
upon, if Mr.. Cheney is found guilty,
to FIX his punishment. The position
of one of the Assessors was offered
to Mr.. Sullivan, of Trinity, but from
the fact that he has but just obtained
a residence, he felt it his duty to de-
cline.
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Important supreme Court Decisions
In Georgia.

ATLANTA, June 22.-The Supreme
Court OF Georgia, to day, decided that
the code of Georgia, adopted by the
new Constitution, forever prohibits
marriage relations between white per
sons and persons eff African descent,
and declares such marriage null and
void. Second This section of the
code is not repealed, nor is it ineon
sistent with that part of the Consti-
tuition which declares that the social
status of citizens shall never be the
suhiect of legislation. That clause Of
the Constitution actually denies to
the Legislature the power to pass
laws in regard to the social status, or
eompelling the two races to unite Ia
Intercourse, as the laws then allowed
churches. for instance, to determine
for themselves who should oe-
eupy their seats, and where they
should sit, and permitted railroad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23

John A. HudnaI, Candace B. HudnaI, John
N \. Carter, Ada Jane carter. v. Eli la
H. Eairchtid, Mary an Eafrchild,
Char es iarT ngtOn. Albert harr gt3n,
SInaI Harm gtOG-PetlttOn FOR PalLllIOn
r Real Estate.
IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF Wander
burgh County, September FERN, 1863
VI APPEARING EsX AEEEEs IT
III on file Ia my Office that Elisha II Pa r
cHIld, Mary Ann FairchiId, and Caarles
Harrington, defendants in the above en-
titled action for PARTITION OF zeal estate.
are non residents OF the State o. Indiana.
Notice is therefore hereby given to said
Elisha III. Fairchud, Mary Ann FMrChild.
and Charles Harrington, of the pendency
of this action, aud that the same viii
stand for trial at the next term Of said
Court of Common Pleas, To be begun and
held at the Court HOnse, In the CITY Of h.v-
ansvilie, Vanderburgh County, State OF
Indiana, on the first Monday IN Septem-
ber, 1859.
Witness, SoIen SOrensOn, Clerk Of said
Court at Evansville, this 10Th day of June.
1869 5. SORENSON, Clerk.
BLYTHE HYEEs, Atty Tor Plifs.
ie2W-3W.
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seaCKAL NOTICES.
Words or Weight for Wives and
MOGhQFg


The supeIioTity OF HOSTETTER'S 5
STOMACH BITTEH RS over AL other TONES
and corectves, as a remedy for dyspepsia,
OillOusneSs, nervous affections, and ali
Complaints OF the Ylsceral organs, and as q
prey entiYe of naiariOus disorders, is pro-
verbal but perhaps II Is not so generally
HncWn mat the Ingredients OF this famous
lhNIgofant and ate ratIVe exercise a pow
efiui and most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing csass OF ailments
% Whlcn 50 many thousands OF delicate
Wo-nen are the patient, uncOmp aiming
NIolllns- ine special troubles OF the sex,
mlhenelng with the dawn OF woman
hoOu ana eGtenotng over q period OF from
I'll ~ 70 LnlTty-nVe years, are as readily
anu certainly relieved by the operation Of
this aotnlfabie vegetable preparation as
any OF the complaints common 10 both
sexes. Tor v hlcn II is recommended as a
speciue- ne attention of mothers Is In
Nited to MS balsaroic effect IN those pecu-
liar cases OF fulictiOnal frreaularffv and
irritation, which, when neglected or mai
treated, destroy the health aud shorten The
lives OF so many invaiius. There Is no
need for the powerful and dangt rous drugs
too often resOrted 20 IN such cases THE
mid tonic and restorative action OF the
BIZ TER5 Is all TIE ass stance that nature |
requires IN Its struggle To overcOma the /
and a vast amount OF suffering /
would be spared 10 he sex II they placed 4
Implicit faith IN this wholesome vegetable /
invigorant, corrective. and nervine and Il
discarded the pernicious nostrums adver- Il
Used by Ignorant and mercenary cnarla- Il
tans.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-23

FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIAfPLEs
on the face, use PeTT-g's CJnledoTle and PIN
pte Remedy, prepared only by Dr. B. e..
PERRY. 40 Bond Street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
SAFE medicine dealers. mhl7 dSm ,w3m
TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES
FTeckles, and Tan from the face, use Per-
Ygf's Moth and Erecsle Lotion. prepared
only by DR.. b. Z. PERRY. sold by all drug
gists. lmhlS dSTn, w3Tn-sp IA
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Railroad Noties

AYOTECE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
1N the qualified voters of the county OF
NandeTburgh, that, in pursuan of an
order OF the BoSrd of Commissioners of
said county, rendered at their June term,
1868, the polls viii be opened on the 5th
day of August, 1863, at the several voting
p aces In sa q county. 70 take the votes of
he legal voters thereof upon the subject of
sa d county aiding in the constr uctIon. O
the Evansville, Carmf a Paducah Railroad
40 the amount of two huudred and forty
two thousand doIialE.
Given under my hand. this 18th day OF
June, 1863. VICTOR BLSCH,
Auditor of Vanderburgh County.
fun23 dRW4W
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DIED.

SUTTON.-On Tuesday morning, June
Odd, at fifteen minutes after o'cf0ek. at
her resid5 nee on Pine street, between Flrs-
and Second, Mrs. ELIZABETH SUTTON, aged
6Z years, o months, and IS days.
The funeral services will take Place al
the Church of the Holy Innocents, at o
An. to-day "wednesday. Ali friends OF
the family are invited to attend without
further nOtfce
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Base Ball.

PHILADELPHIA, June pa large
number witnessed the game of base
bali between the Red Stockings, of
Cincinnati, and the Keystones. The
play of the Red Stockings was not as
good as yesterday. The batting of
the Keystone's was vey heavy. Sew
en- innings were played: Cincinnati
ans. 10, ). 5, ?, 6 s, 9-45; Keystones,
3. >, 6, 0, 10, 4, 4-30.
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FLORENCE. June 22.-An official
newspaper says Digny's financial
scheme has not been abandoned, as
reported 1t is slightly modified, and
again presented 20 the Cha mber.
The government has de termined to
abolish forced currency.
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arrival or a >choaner with Yellow
Aboard

FoRTREss MONROE. June 22-Tbe
Schooner Mary E Femerick, from
Matanzas. for Baltimore. arrived last
nightbt the lower quarqntine ground
wisPyellow fever on beard. Captain
Dormon, and the cook, white man,
died Yesterday. The second mate had
the fever, but is convalescent.
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r y E ~ g A.P Il.
The Case OF Z ". Cnas. E.
Ch3py.
Numerous Calls at the
White House.
News from the Indian
Country.
GsOrgil Supreme Court
Decision.
News by, Atlantic Cable.

New YoBK, June 22.-The mem
bers of the Cuban Junta, arrested
Yesterday, were to-day admitted to
bail. except one who remains in Jail
until examination to morrow.
1t is understood that Secretary
Boutwell, will tomorrow appoint a
successor to Assistant Treasurer. Van
Dyke, who rendered his resignation
some months ago.
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State of indiana

County of Wander bur gh, 90
1, James RI Cutler, Casuter Of the First
National = tux OF Evansville, Indiana, do
soiemnly swear that the above stateme ut
is true, 10 thr best of nav kn wIe1ge and
belief JAS. Fl CUTLER, Cashier.
Subscribed aud sworn to be.ore me this
twenty-first day OF June, 1859.
=. G.. EBERWISE.
a. A., ~ Div. Isl i1ISt. Ind.
TCorTecll. Attest: CHsS. VIELE,
NJ. j. BRAY,
je22 dit JOHN INGLE, JR-
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BATCHEGOR,s IEATR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world the only true and perfect bye,
harmless. reliable instanta neous: no dis
appoint ment; no ridiculous tints: rene
dies the III effects OF bad Dyes; inyigOrates
ana leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
aud Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batehe oT,s Wig Factory, No. ~ Bond ST.,
New York.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
Whlcn create tmpediments 10 MARRIAGE
win sure means Of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
Dr. J. skILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, pa.
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AN a No. MILCH COW. as good as
- is ia Southern Indiana, five years o q,
Win a beifer calf two weeks old. She will
give i've to six gallons per cay of as good
rich milk as was ever MIXED. For further
information inquire at this Office. juu23
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Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
- received at my Office till Monday, June
2oth, 1863 at 10 o'clock An, foc eartn-wOrk
and filling to be done on FranEIin Street.
between tue bridge and ule wooden mill,
according Z o the direction OF the Board Of
Commissioners. VICTOR BISCH.
Evansville, June 2lst, 1869. tjun23 dtd
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THREE EXTRA CARS

at tthe corner OF Main and Second Streets,
to leave at precisely seven O'CLOCK. There
after the cars Will leave egularly during
the evening, the last car leaving the Park
at precisely twelve O'Clock.
WM. DEAN, superintendent.
jun23 DIT
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Administrators Notice.

APOTECE is nERERY GIVEN, that.
IN will sell at public anctiOn. on MON
DAY at ? O'c. Ock PM, the zS d day OF
berry and Wafer streets, in the c ty of
Evansville, all the pers lnal properly be-
lOngicg 20 the estate OF j I'm b. Putnam,
late OF anderburgh County, deceased,
consisting OF hOusehOl and kitchen furni
Jure, ht rse, buggy, harness, saddle. bride,
&c. e..
Terms of SaIe-On all sums over three
dollars, a credit of SIX months Will be
given; note. with approved security, Will
b rs QuIred in settlement.
JOHN ID. NJ RGAN,
Admin tstratOr.
June 5th, 1863. Ljun7 d3w
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EEW ADVERTiSEMENTS
ARTESIAN SPRINGS PARE
Thursday Evening, June oath.

YEIHE SUPERIETENDENT OF THE
- Street Railroad begs 10 announce to
The Triee ds of the SILVER CORNET
BAND and the public. that, IN order TO
facilitate the speedy and comfortable con
Yeyance of the public TO the Park on the
above evening, ne Will have
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ELECTION NnTIGE.
Roo,rs or rae E. l. ASSOCIATIONS,

Rooms OF THE Il. L. ASSOCIATION
Evansville, Ind, June 5. 1869. !
TYHEREAS, The last election of the
~ Board OF Directors of the Z. L. Asso-
citation, held on the eveniEg of May 18th,
1869. was Illegal, and for that reason VOID. i.
Therefore, in accordance with the prOvis-
ions OF the constitution of said Associa-
tiOn, notice is hereby given that there will
be an election of q Board OF Directors OF
the E L. A. ISOLATION, held on Tuesday
evening, June 221 inst, at p. NJ f, at the
Library Rooms. at which stock folders of
said Ass Snciation are hereby notified and
Re requested TO attend for the above specified
purpose
Done by request Of a number OF stock
holders. +. STINSON.
les Librarian.
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Report

OF THE CONDITION. Of tie
First National Bank Of EUansUuLe,
Indiana, at the close Of business,
June 12th, 1869.