{"newspaper_name": "Indiana State sentinel.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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"Jonathan r. Smith, late a clerk in the land Office
runaway the night of the 5I inst, taking with him
large amount Of canal scrip (csed Whie Dog) belong
ing TO many individuals who had deposited with him
be applied to the payment of principal and
canal lands together with large belonging
the State Of Indiana The public hereby cautioned
against the purchase OF such description Of money from
Smith, its numbers known, nd an Injunction
will be f6rihwh served the SuDerintendent, enioin-
ing its redemption. The undersigned will give reason
able reward for the apprehension of said Smith
'sThs said Smith abont five feet inches high,
black hair. dark gray eyes, about hirtyfy years DID,
downeast look, round shouldered his weight one
hundred and sixty pounds Persons wishing comrnu-
nicats any information in regard Smith, will address
q letter to John Fitzgerald, at Delphi.


JOHN FITZGERALD,


A. w. MORRIS.
"Peiu, February 6, 1876"


But while the above notice vet in the hands Of
tie printer, the following received by Mr.. Yops


"PERu, Feb'y 6, 1886
jso. Yorsr, Esoz:


Dear Sir-If you do find Smith you get to
Loganspor, you will hold to that publication,
think make a compromise with the damd rascal
on better terms by not having him erti<ed Yours


John FITZGERALD a. co. "
ls sny more testimony wanted to show the interest
Of Morrisl What deep interest for the welfare of
the State Finding their certificates worthless, they
begin to call each other scoundrels.