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The editor Of the Brookve (Ind.) American,
writing from Indianapolis, says:


We found on our arrival at Indianapolis agent here,
by the of Butler brother of b. F. Butler, of New
York 10 represent the Indiana Bond Holders We are
not advised what he expects to effect, what PROPOSE
tion ne is prepared authorized make. But some
thing can should be done. The people can and will
pay something toward the payment Of their public debt
twenty-five cents the 500 would raise sum are
satisfied bond holders would receive in payment in
full of the accrung yearly interest until we shall in
crease in population and wealth 10 enable US to pay
more But SO long as show disposition to do moth
ing there necessity OF the bond holders making any
offer OF compromise.


The Auditors Report, of Indiana gives the fol-
lowing statement of the financial condition OF that State,
showing that she is fast cancelng herdoncstic debt and
putting herself into condition to do something for her
creditors;


Total receipts from Nov lst, 1874, to Oct.


3lst IL i5 both days included. 4l3 76
add balance on hand Nov lst, lS4i.--.-- 37,746 "A


Total .....-.-................sl,5O 81 ,5O4 l60 70
Total expenditures from Nov. lst 1874, to


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