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SECRETS OF A SECRET SOCIETY.

Tnis is the heading Of an article, in the Lights
Of Temperance from the pen of Leroy M. Lee.
d. d. One would almost suppose the Know
N ,things had commenced their work of reform
when this article was written, and that the TO-
lowing remarks were intended for them. DIR. Lee
slys:
aThere is q opc--idead epithet. that, to afRia-
tel efforts In the cause of humanity plays the part
of world--widc1 naelstrom, engulphing every
enterprise that fails os refuses, to publish its good
deeds from the tops Of houses, or in the thronged
market places, where men congregate to hear, and
to tell, some ne thing. 1t is 8 .cret Society
s ,ne one whispers: the key note is caught and
the tune sung out, with relish that satisfies in
ouiry, and compensates the conscience, that, in
such preiudces, seeks dissolution from the guilt
and sham of refusing its aid to a generous and
noble effort to awaken kindly interests and guide
to better life. There seems to be peculiar
qualification to some minds In applying the ep:-
/ thet Of sscret--a very harmless one even in its
worst sense however any combination of men
for whatever object united, who transact their
business with closed doors. To their fears or fan
ces, such society is a mystery Of iniquity, and
1.-THE mother Of denominations. Everybody has
somcthing to object az inst such an organization.
And the objections are as multiform us its authors
An as crude MS the ignorence that prompts them
The principles OF the society; the objects it aims
to accomplish; the MODES Of its operation; and the
persons who gnideits aairs, ami labor for its IN
terests arc alike. indl5cfiminately arraigned for
cesure and condemnation. IL these fail to cor.
Vince those who urge them, Of their hostility,
last and al comprehensive objection erects its aw:
tful form, 10 browning and inratient hostility og
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-06-08
ma. The New Orleans lo,ey;rl,

nfA- The New Orleafis .Ame,itaa ErDoaeu,
publishes weekly statistics or the city Worlhousc
The statement published % the 10th inst. fnrn.
ishes the following facts: Total nuuitef of Psis.
confined, 160, Of whom fsceiue are natives Of
the United States. The nativity OF the refnaiti-
ing 126 isas follows: Irehnd los; Germany lie :
Englund 8; Spain /; France 5, Greece 9.
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MARBLE NANTES.

TUET rece ved lot Of fine Marble Mantlg
81 Pie es--white Italian and Egyptian Black
the finest ever brought to this market Also. I.
splendid lot Of Marble Monuments, Tombs and
Gravestones Of the finest quality. Give us 1
call Ut cur Marble Yard, and see for yourselves.
selling 1t New York prices.
June GAMBLE & SKATES.
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WARNINGS OF HISTORY.

slNe' understand a jealous Anti was canvass
ing our streets the other day getting up sub
scripers for six months subscription at dollar
sAshr "a SIc Kinhon's organ at Oxford, TO give
him an expr ,ssiouof approval from the citizens
6fithis place, for his betrayal Of the Know
NSthingg. We were tod, and W. notice this
Ooinciasnce with a shudder, that he succeeded
ihngettngfH the precise number Of pieces
ofAs'lver that TIE High Priest gave Judas Iscar-
lot tor The betrayal Of his Master. There is
one Inference in favor Of Judas---he drove a
good 'baig i'm with Caiphas and got the price Of
Blood, but the oxford man perjured himself and
betrayed his party for nothing! To carry out
the remarkable coincidence, we advise him t.
follow Judas to the end Of his career and 90 ou
anu hang himself.
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a. *. Z. Nh, G. 9 Il, II. -,
na,,oc,. IA ~, ~ IN. -. 49,.
,,.,e. 10 ..ssss... n,,s :, - 81 ~. s.
orave ana carnf,1 "a cer tbat ,,a,ld IL mora
beco,pinv q 7 hst,er NJ. 3, r.. ,t,;c,e |. varv
ssvere IN ~ no., s ,,l;,r. < cens,.i .nd
.ecn. ,si,,.l = .,,,,,o 49, - a.
.sa.rk =, 8, q 80,
= 49,. 49, - 49, s.. ~. ~ =
,h;s ;o.,,r.I 40 wall / & {, q ,as,,
5000 :, l.n,.,k q ..,.., y .h.. .;..,
Know Nothinrss pcrinrino himself Onr re-
ID. ,,sre - 49,, ,,,,r ~. .a,s.s.;., 80 -
49, 49,. - -. 49, =,
VINO soid tne mie o. shame upon himself. we
throw out nc. hints or insinoations. In our pub
| lie or our private intercourse with the world.
these ara not our ue.oons r. . man .we,,s
- ~. i.. : a.
% no ne 10 periurist--if man steals heis q
thief, Il q man betrays those who hsve trust
| ed him,he il traitor. We know that there NAV
he snec;sl nlaadrr .,,d avcan,;on. a. ex,,o,,a
= {, ..'e
'asss @'e'e 'ne gui'so % .ne parues committing
such crimes may be modified, made to wear the
Isemblance Of virtue. but we were not blessed
with text hooks Of moral uhilosonbv that make
h u - -,
na4' s'i'e als.'ncnohs between virus ana vice
truth and faisehood In our neglected youth.
We had the plain, stubborn old doctrines laid
down In the B;ble dcested IN thu catech;sms
.,1 .s...,Lo'.,.s e -. ~ 80 :.
aaa .."oo' OooAs " 'iasuay' A''o 'ney Taught
that u man will lie he will swear to it.---And
-. '.'' ~ 49, = ~. eu''''.1 ~
se"s' .@A ~ 'D''' 1po' :" Au'n "
w ~. -
-, - 1'''10l ~" 'Ae ~ :
- = -, :. -
a ere 1le sey maa gen.lSm men WHO nave
from an hon ,st conviction that their PRINCIPLES
are radically wrong. For doing so, they are
denounced oy the Know Notnlngs as being per,
paan ;. LII i;ch sy = ~ PeJ~y anu Ps5uo
We utterly. wholly and totally denv that anv
gentleman is perjured under the circumstances
Il is foul and infamous charge. 1t is made
St u,s ~ ue'e,snE se u,nla rom snr0w.
ia done for the nnrnose of kean,no man in tbe;,
lying, infamous, cowardly, sneaking and cor
rupt organization.
we con.,na tnat Il rs tne duty o. every gooo
d;ssimn,a,; .d;Shonesty- an.
rascallity---and in doing 50, they will do theil
duty to themselves, their God, their country ant
q tne Jeels, Ine loes, ane
a.asrs rho have ~ ,,,r,sd sh,s - !.
out their own base and infamous plans and pro
' Ijectsw &
You win note that this writer saws the Knou
Machines sna,t of "nar;,rv and ner;,r a mo,
$1,000 80 :. VT
. 90 not know now the Know Nothings speak Q
: tperiury, we not being one, but God forbid tina
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Raymond GI-ette.

An EXTRACT EoR THE TIMEs-It would be
difficult, if not impossible, tocrowd more ideas and
those of greaterpractical importanceinto an equal
space than are contained in the following extract
from the Farwell Address of the illustrious Fa- !
Their of his country. 1t should be sikept before
the people,
WASHINGTON, in that noble Address to the
people of the United States with which he closed
his public career tells us that "there will always
be reason to distrust the patriotism of those who
any quarter may endeavor to weaken" the bonds
of the Union. Come of the benefits to result from
mutual intercourse he thus presents:
The North, in an unrestrained intercourse with
the South, protected by the equal laws of COM
mon government, finds, in the productions of the
latter, great additional resources OF maritime and
commercial enterprise, and preti BUS materials of
manufacturing insust q. The South in the same
intercourse, beneftttng by the agency ofthe North
sees its agriculture grow and its commerce ex-
pand.-Turning partly into its own channels the
seamenaef the North, it tinds its particular navi-
CATION invgorated and while it contributes to diff
ferentsways to noursh and increase the general
mass 81 theznatonal navigation, it looks forward
to the prot6ction of maritime strength to which
itself II equally adapted The East, in like inter-
course with the Vest already finds, and tn the
PROGRESSIVE improvement of interior communica-
| tion BY 1andand water, will mere and more find
valuable ventfor the commodities which it brings
/ from abroad, or manufacturers at home. The
j Westaefives from the East supplies requisite for
its growth and comfort; and what is perhaps of
still greater consequences it must Of necessity owe
the secure enjoyment of Indispensable outlets for
its own productions tc the weight, influence, and
future maritime strength of the Atlantic side Of
the Union, directed by an ihdiss oluble community
of interest as one nation. Any other texture by
which the West can hold this essential advantage
whether derived from its own seperate strength OF
/ from an apostate and unnaturall connection with
and foreign power, must be intrinsicaliy precari-
4 Gus.
! While, them every part Of our country, thus
feels an immediate and particular interest in uni
on, all the p1Fts combined cannot fail to find, in
the united mass of means and effort, greater
strength, greater resource, proportionably great
er security from external danger less frequent
Interruption Of their peace by foreign nations. and
vhak Il III value. they must derive from
Union iii exemptinn from those hrois and wars
between themselves which 50 frequently aflci
rhboring countries not tied together BY thu
government, which their own rivalships
be sufficient to produce. hut which opposite
4 alliances, attachments and intFigues, wool2
hulate and embitter. - s.
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~. To .YoUR TaNTs o, / sRAEL.! I!

u ~ =
Tho crAwdsi party report some acccssions in.
this county, consisting ofpersons who have craw-
.iishepfomthe Know Nofhings. This is a mat
Ter ofreioicing to both parties. So unpreceient-
Cd has been the growth of the American party,
that many, no doubt joined it from curiosity; ma
nv from n hope Of being thereby promoted to Of
fcc; and some, ii is to be feared, with premedi-
taled design tospy ont and betray. OF the last
we are proud to say, our county has not furnished
an example, But curiosity being gratifed, or an
bitioh disappointed, some ofthe first two classes
are no doubt crawfshing. Another class cannot
stand the thumb-screwsor claw, ,inchers of the
crawhsh party, and therefore wish toleave. SJme
are Of that easy disposition that they are easily
persuaded TO any thing which is mot shockingIy
wrong and no doubt there are some who have
honestly changed their opinions. But sum then
all MP, who have bo!ted and the number is small
and as ID is desirable to be rid Of all who are veal
inthe fAith, we hope the work Of boiling will con
time for time. The doors are still open TO
cgress, and when the right sort come, for ingrcs
- also. When all the unstable are gone, thcrc viii
be left an army Of Americans, Of both the oil
parties, sufficient TO AIRY out the views of tn
American party, and their operations will be N
longer Jtrammelled by the interested schemes. c
trickstcrs. May-the good work still go on.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.


In the last number Of the Banner we extracted
from alittle book, called aLightsoI T mperunc,,'
someFemarks Of President Iongstreet, Of Oxford,
I'M. showing that secrecy was no valid objection
70 the Sons Of Temperance" From the, same
work we extract to-day, the opinions Of two other
eminent divincs and their remarks are as appli-
:, Gable to the Know Nothings as to the ".5ons Of
~ temperance" In an article entitled Temper
.rsance,its Pnilanthrophy;' BY Rev. j. H. Linn, A.
, M. we find these words. t7s' q iea ss sa
= sIthas been thought by some, and no doubt
honestly too that the secrecy connected with this
association is essentially Objectionable. We an
.-usEcrsu Every association has its nucleus, upon
T,yhch iis prosperity and perpetuity depends, and
.eslf0m WATCH, ns o common radius, 1t sends forth
s,uits dlsye innepce upon society, safely and ben
evfiealIys, 70 secure from imposition, and TO give
permanency to this Institution, this element, has
been formed in its ,.organizatiops If the
same amount Of good could be accomplished, and
aecomp shad AZ certainly and fully without 1t, we
n w0ul1 rejoice 10 bave men and angels inspect our
doifihs. Bat surely, the benefits we propose to
- confer are not to be rejected because the impulses
that orikit4<s anil control are as hiddcn as the
alnnmborn mysteries or natures The genial, warm
- ndlik power Of the sernal snp, Is not q
be discarded, because the fountain Of light, has
never been pepetrated by the far reaching gazcol
thstecscope &C, &C. u. - - I, 80 y,
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truth.
tits true, however, that the issues, raised by
the American party, are no longer debatea5le.---
Their foes have been met and routed on every
field of argument,an and the principles they advo-
cate are now so fully endorsed by the people,
that they.are admitted by the Missjssippianit
not to be debateable. 1t is not strange that
this should nettle the Anti Americans. It would
delight them. no doubt, to End some untenable
ground assumed, in order that they might drive
u from one position to, and then claim 2 victo-
~ oyer'the entire platform. But as the Am rcan
principles are too sound and too generally rec.
ognized, to admit of debate, the Ani-Ameri-
cans are deprived Of this stratagem; ard fhis e.
counts for their resorting, 50 universally 70 mis-.
representation and allure Hence Il i that til
Missisaippian talks Of ssBogus PLATFORM and
calls one editor ssseheming Yankee" and an
other, lsorecentlv c0-editor ofthe Missisaippian)
q Jerry Sneak Abuse Is always Ikc resot1
a 1bose Who are uifhoast rgnments, ! E oosrss
The AMI American papers ere aeluged with Il
rns one Of the most despicable sheets which
ever disgraced any party unable 70 SCREEN Ii.
editor from the charge Of falscsw eartpes fetortl
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The Largest Paper in Indiana.

the best shall not be for want unceng application
% Is o
Of the months
that us,dcs tho
addition which OF
editor somewhat alarmed the of
personal They thought impossible unless
should become the Organ But having settled
will become usually
ence for the benefit of few sp determined pursue our chosen
publish should
full
m
We
or We
know paper sells itself party
We have certainly tried avoid these
candid How far shall succeed be judy
ed by the
questions def position II
how we may speak Justly denomna
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| Ship builders bank, do.
Bank Of Milford. Delaware.
kentucky Trust Company. do
Newport Safety Fund bank, do.
Erie aud Kalamazoo bank.
Farmers & Mechanics bank Memphis.
Sackeli's Harbor bank, Ny.
Bauk Of Saratoga Co, do.
Farmer n Mechanics bank, Oswego.
Farmers bank, Of 0nondaigna, N. Y.
Drovers' bank. ogdensburg. do.
Bank Of Carthage. do.
Farmers aud Mechanics bank Of Kent
County. Maryland.
Cochituatc bank Boston.
Bank Of West Killingly. Connecticut.
Merchants bank. Macon, Georgia.
Bank Of Ellsworth. Maine.
Bank Of Washtenaw, Michigan.
Empire bank, N. Y.
Bank OF Oshkosh Wisconsin.
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AsDERsoSvILLE. April 18th. 1866.
Ma. EDrroR:-A few copies of an
article has been circulated in this vi
cinity from the pen of one James d.
Allison. which l wish to notice briefly.
through the columns Of your paper
He attempts to pass some very severe
structures on q communication, that ap-
peared ia the American Of March oath
under the signature of Citizen. The
bombsslic style Of the article is
assumed purposely. / presume. to
make the impression. that the writer
Is great msn--a man Of high scolas.
TIC attachments. aud indeed he ou,ht
to be. for he was recently appointed
school Examiner" Of Franklin coun.
ty- And he cb1ld oily associate to-
ge.her, string II high sounding,
''far fetched" words. his reputation rs
. scholar would be established. In
this he has succeeded admirably, be.
yond all contradiction 1 venture the
assertion there is not a man in all the
country. that can command as many
Jaw breakers" as are to be found in
his article. and arrange them as taste
fully as the Examiner" did. And.
further, don't believe there is man
IN the county. that can comprehend
his meaning half the time. | am sure
there is not one in Posey Township
that caa. But then I presume the
high position he occupies. gives him
an undoubted ri ht to use language
that cannot be understood by "com.
mon folks" Ihave read, and re read
his article. in order to understand the
nature Of the charges he has alleged
against me, but there Is one that
can't fathom,--"Ludicrous Theoma-
chy'. Ican't tell what tbs. but then
!. suppose il is not anything very bad.
such beautiful phrase cannot certain
ly mean anything bad, 50 am not
uneasy about t. He also charges us
with sp~shisg contemptuously Of the
"laborsr." We viii give the whole
sentenee:-"when leading dema-
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A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.

paper family ce. and
In OF the ndebe character OF early Impressions
great pains will be taken admit nothing that shall
By
love Of reading and love Of virtue Much Of the miscellany of the
Children
paper be worth every week every
e economy instead Of dontnug because
tits wretched that will dwarf the
We expect omake seectns and publish such original NATTER viii
Of eAmcrc elder members
advertising columns that shall be pencous We
medicine We
being that
without aiding gamblers and winde and stong high
been devoted the single Of trying good begin this late day
promote vice and immortality, for the sake Of pelf
The and the
paper party must supported however much
al it.
they will take city DOLLAR WEEKLY that
being made the stale that hat
Objectionable pufs theatres aud msho Such
take them the
will be bad We hope make worth
addition to oil other departments, simply
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T E R M s.
INDICTMENT TO CLUBS.

AT the present prices OF and provisions let clubs
OF any lot dollars
Post Master other
n advance 07-1'--'~'
we nope these terms will be carefully observed All subscribers gdcd
Mns and Odd Fellows and benyoe classes will
douo' widow
our terms IN regard to them If they raise dollar
oience enoughin immedae nghborhoods
IT,.
From present appearances will
though receives neither patronage
10 oeheve that will
States - - ~ -' =
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IN the Court OF Common Pleas Of Franklin Coun-
~, July Term. lass.
Thomas J. white, al ministrator OF
the estate OF George g. shoup, Petition for
vs., Conveyance
Francis A. Shoup, ct ais.
The petitioner on this day aed in tho Clerks or.
ice OF Franklin County. his petition. accompanied
BY IN nfhisvit showing the non residence OF Fan
els A. Shoup, one OF the defendants. sa I'd Fran
els A Shoup is therefore hereby bottled that aid
petition IL pending. AMI that unless he appear
thereto NJ The next term ~ said Court, TO be begun
aud h~lln on the nrst Monday ofJuly next, at the
Conrt iious- In Brookvills, the same III be heard
Ia his a'.s.ncc.
w,taess my hand this I7ih day OF April, 1855.
JOHN N. JOHNSON.
APPS 20 Clerk OF the r. G. Z. p.
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PAPER

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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho UNDER
y signed has been appoir'ed Admin istrator Of
The estate OF MARY staiH X late OF Frank In
Counts. indiana, dscease
Said estate Is supposed vent.
"A STOUT,
apr. JJw Administrator
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Al IJIIPIIDEI7 POLITICAL PAPER.

birds the dongs Of the world home aud abroad or course in
details OF battles and dpIomae
be but ~ keep eye out upon the that
mention least Of important event. In the political social and religious
Especial pains will gather and publish reliable nma.
something week. about home matters Ona
be of
paper this kind that shall
N Amer will he
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TnE VALLEY FARMER.

Intending good intend ask living price, and
uud below That they high
such rejecting man can easily se Our paper
furnished though OF column
in the Daily Times 1t has tooa circulation
hayeI
expressly paper The Western Christian Advocate which
contemplated raising the
dollar and half
live less than the without resong that
However, " their WORK saKe,
MINISTERS OF THE GOSPEL OF ALL DENOMINATIONS
shs Widows who have children old
ough TO read shall have at the Ntoken sympathy
As matter charity will furnish 70 cypo men, VINO have large
TOO
Tor their chden charity rn the unfortunate chill
den of such learning the OF the world
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
TWENTY.THIRD VOLUME
THE INDIANA AMERICAN,

Tho by tho hard which resulting causing
entirely and sell and which old
beginning the voumn Though hw
and borrowers the AMERICAN, - t.I.etf
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awakened the farmers Of this valley
the
than scratch the surface
The Farmer Of these times be reading
working He should be writing also
he
To aid the produc
of such o devote weekly
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The Goods must be sold and most attractive bar.
gains can be- secured.
Codntry Merchants are invited ~ examine tho
Stock. which IL very large, we'll assorted, aud OF
the choicest quality 10 whom W. promise Induce
ments 10 purchase.
Rlacksnlths' viii and Ito their Interest to .iay
lnr their stock II Iron whom They can use estate
Stock money"
Centlomaniy and aceommo dating Clerks will be
In nttenannce 10 serve you with dispatch NJ all
lmes, at tho "oid Grind Stone Corner.n
dec IS SO 80 I'm
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n;.solut,on A. paytner.hin

UyHk partnership heretofore existing between
II the undcrsiKned IN The Clothing business I'M
IL this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
The books and notes OF sald nfm will bo found
At their old stand, and all persons knowing thcm.
he required 10 make Immediate payment.
". n. TyNkR.
aprs y. o. BAKER.