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Eansfon House, k;exsudria, w
A.. NEWTON, pRnYRIEInR.

NSGERvAN PREACHING -Rev. P. Mei.-
N~E, ter will hold German service next sun
day morning, the llth instant, at 10 O'Clock, Il he
Columbia Eagine House, Capitol Ill., and in the at
ltrnoon 81 The same day, at O'Clock, at the Swe-
deTborpian Chu oh, New Jersey avenue. Capito
I'LL. All German friends are invited to attend.
p. MEISTER, .
mar 9-2' German Reformed Preacher
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING rRHss.

The Union gives its readers the civil and
diplomatic appropriation bill, discusses the
Presidents approval of the Texas debt bill
the people to be always honest, and speaks OF
the war Of tie Democratic party upon the Sc
eret foe.
The Intsliisencer is devoted to news items
and correspondence.
The Sentinel talks about foreign news, and
discusses Know Nothingism, anti slavery, and
temperance; closing its article on this subject
by saying:
"Dsspits their distrust Of and hatred for
Democrats, We bsTieEe that the Southern
Wings, when Northern Know Nothingism shall
be fully unveiled, will distrust and abhor it
more than they have all along distrus;ed and
hated Democracy. We believe that the day
is not far distant when they will unite with
the Conservative Democrats Of the country
They have been deceived by their brother
Wings Of the North they will be deceived
by the Nor hsrn Know N.thipgs, and they
must either unite with the Democratic party
or remain a useless and ignoble local party
for Ct such a character is every local party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
EXCELSIOR Is OUR MOTTO.

EXCELSIOR Is OUR MOTTO.
w Z have Just received fresh lot Of PRUNES,
w FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS, sc. Also,
case Of SARDiNES, put up in superior style.
Give Us a call and judge for yourselves
Dont forget the No ace Seventh street, oppo.
ODD Fellows Hal.
n B. Balls, Parties, and Families supplied on the
nest reasonable and satisfactory terms al the shot
Ell notice. RYDER & PLANT.
mar lin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

EoK ak, by A. JARDIN, Florist and Nur-
l. seryman. 18th street, conner of M
25,0 900 Ffuii Trees
Ever blooming SEES. Moss Roses, monthly Moss
Standard Perpetual Blooming Rose, 4 to feet in
height, Climbing Roses
OrnaNental Shrubs for parlors and gardens
Several thousand Dwarf Pears, Apes, Cherrie,
SC.
invite The attention Of the public 10 this cOllec
ton, as II probably the 81 collection Of fruit Tree,
and choice roses in America
All plants or trees warranted true to name aud OF
first quality. mar 9-eoow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Hon. John Eobbins.--The numerous f,iends
of this gentleman in this city will be gsatided
to learn tbs. on his arrival at Philadelphia
he was received BY large number Of lis peg.
sonsl and political friends il the MOS. oordi a,
manner. Speeches were made and toasts
drank, and everything passed tff in the hap
piest manner
The Current Operations Of tbs Treasury
uepsrtmept.-on yesterday, the sth of March
there were of Treasury Warrants entered On
the hnnka nf tia De M rtnent-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
A CARD.

THE business relations existing between HUNT
L 4 DONALDSON, Dentists, have been dissolved
by mutual consent.
The former will continue the practice Of DENTS
try IN all its branches at he same place.
The latter has opened his Office ri the corner of
Seventh and ID streets, over the Patriotic Bank and
has provided himself with every facility for opera-
ing IN any department Of the dental profession.
X. FINLEY HUNT
Y. u. DONALDSON.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Q1 REWARD.-Lost, on the evening uf the
% Goth February, gold moan ed single Eyeelass.
The above reward will be paid by NJ. ELIOT,
Apo;hecarv, corner of and 18th sts.
mar IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS

IuPUNIANI JUDGMENTS.
DAY Roll. of Militia entitled TO Land Bounty un-
L det the act of Congress September %, 1850
complied fiom rolls in The AUDITORS Office at Rich
mond.
Muster Rolls Of the Virginia Militia ia the War oil
1912, being supplement 20 the pay rolls.
4 few copies for sale al
II FARNHAM'S,
Corner Pa. avenue and llth sts
Also, a, FRENCH'S, Alexandria, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Having been associated for more than Il - wears
past with K b Donaldson. both professionally au6
socially, take pleasure in bearing testimony To ms
Integrity as a gentleman aid his * u : a dentist
and cheerfulIy recommend him des,rvrg
the confidence Of the pubic.
II. FINLEY HUNT.
mar ga fOrgan s. Intel. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

Land Warrant Forge. Tho Pension or
foe learn By telegraph, from New Or,s.n,
that Charles Boland has been convicted e.
u at city Of forging land warrants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
PIANOS Fer PENT

WO superior octava BOu,oir PIANOFORTEs
for rent or sac. Apply III HlLBUS & HITS
Music Depot, where they may be seen.
:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09

An Interesting Case An interesting case
10 now being tried before tho Supreme Court,
in which the United States is plaintiff and the
Illinois Railroad L Bsidge Company defend
ANITA This case Involves two questions, one is
the right Of the State of Illinois to run a rail.
road through Rock Island, which is a Govern.
ment reservation; tie other tho right Of the
Stale TO throw bridge across the Mississirpi
Attorney General Cushing and Mr.. Hayne
District Attorney Of Illinois, appear for the
United States, and keverdy johnson and Mr.,
Judd, of Illinois, for defendants.
CIsIleal Changes IN the Sixth Auditors
lhice On the 9Th instant. s.enben Jepk;n,
fourth class CLERK, resigned, 81, 500 salary
David II Lindsay was appointed a fourth
class cle ERIK in place Of Jenkins, resigned.
Elijah IL Merchant was appointed a third
class clerk Isl 500 in place Of Lindsay, pro.
moted
James 5 Douglass was appointed a second
class clerk Isl 400 in Place of Merchant, prc.
p,oted.
On the 9Th instant, J. r. Wilson, a second
class clerk, was removed, and A s. Lougbery,
Of irst class, promoted to his place.
The War Department This Department
no" present quite lively appearance. A
snort time since every thing looked dull, now
uSiiy nun bers fill the ante. room, waiting for
inaiSie" with the Secretary of War or
VI CONFIDENTIAL Secretary. We suppose tina,
'hs'e visitors are applicants for positions in
.Ds &c" regiments f'r themselves. or their
friends
Lana warrant Forgsz Tho Pension OF.
foe learn By telegraph, from New orl..n,
that Charles Boland has been convicted ,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-03-09
BY j. &. MCGUIRE, Auctione.r.

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
The Spirit Of the Border.

Springfellow in the Squatter Sover'
eign, after mentioning the death oil
Clark. breaks out in this strain:
"Thus fell by an assassin's hand a
noble mani What, I'VE ask, can repay
his loss? The blood ofthe murderer
will not satisfy US! That would be
placing too little an estimate on the
life'of our deceased friend. BLOOD
for 5ioodl"-but for each drop spilled,
we shall require one hundred fold!--
For every honest man that is slain, LET
q score Of Abolitionists suffer. We
call for settlement of this adair-let
US make examples Of such outlaws,
and their sympathizers. until our fair
territory is ridden Of such curses-un-
I'll honest men can walk the streets Of
our towns without the fear Of being at
tackled by Northern cut-throats and
hired assassins; until our homes and
firesides can:.be made secure from the
torch Of the incendiary. and our slaves
be permitted to remain with us in
quietude and contcntment. AS long
as one Abolitionist remain in the terri
tory, such occurrences will be numer-
Gus. both here and in Missouri. Let
US begin to purge ourselves Of all Abo-
lition emissaries who occupy our do
minion. and give distinct notice that
all who do not leave Immediately for
the East, tciU leave for eternfiyl
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

EE-C. McCrea. the man who shoI
Malcolm Clark. n few weeks since al
Fort Leavenworth. writes to his broth
or the following account Of the affair
"The question OF Slavery here has
come TO such pitch Of excitement
that we are on the eve of civil war,
and it has been my misfortune "a
strike the first fatal blow ut meeting
relative to claims, which took u strong
party turn rs everything does. i was
heard by the bully and leader Of the
opposite party to call some Of the pro-
ceedings u fraud. Ii. c., dscidinga vote
against two thirds } he rushed at me
with piece.of 2 by 4 scantling. ]
fed from him till he struck me, then
shot him through the body. He died
in about 10 or 90 minutes. | was nj.
so shot at, as received Clark's blow,
but not wounded; was afterwards
shot and slightly wounded. Our par
ty was as great on the ground, as the
pro-slavery, or we should have had
some more work to do"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

An officer belonging to Col. Step
toes command now stationed ut Salt
Lake City, in a letter to the Providence
Journal. thus speaks Of the condition
Of the Mormon women:
With word about their melancholy
condition l will bring my long letter
70 close. As general thing, wo-
men here. having satisfied what we
call tbs "iust," but what the Mormons
call 1.-THE holy disires." Of some
righteous elders, is left to shift for her.
self; not the least support does she
receive from him to whom she has
been in many cases forced to prosti-
tute herself. Their condition is in.
finitely worse than that Of the slaves
ut the South.
One Of the wives Of "the chief OF
tho Twelve Apostles" washes for a
clearinghouse here 10 support herself.
Two wives Of Parry = Pratt another
apostle, have repeatedly begged for
work. Women here have told me that
Inexperienced husband have not visit.
ed them for months and years. One
Of the apostles asked a family Of three
girls to marry him, and to get them
no would take the old mother. They
refused. and he has since maligned
them every way.
We received many requests for MS
sistance to leave. from women in every
position. Their case is peculiarly hare
separated by hundreds Of miles o
plain and desert from the outsid,
world, brought here by false induce
ments, degraded and oppressed, will
no hope OF succor, they are in great
very great numbers, entirely disaiiect
cd. They abhor the very name o
Mormonism. This is the honest, simpl
truth.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

city property from the ravages Of an
excited mob, unlawfully congregated
for thatpurposc, near the City Hall. on
Saturday evening. June 2. 1855. Of
which the said Robbins was found to
be one.
PORTLAND, June6.
The trial Of Neal Dow for having
liquor in his possession with intent to
sell. commenced this afternoon in the
Police Court. Between and o'clock
this evening the Court adjourned TO
meet at nine o'clock, on tomorrow
morning. The evidence failed to es.
tablish the fact that Mr.. Dow possess
ed the liquor'with intent to ell,sbut
the fact is clearly proved that the liq-
uors, when complained Of. were not
the property Of the city. By an or
der from the, Governor the military have
been under arms all day. and will re-
main on duty all night. although the
city is perfectly quiet.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
The Massachusetts, Personal Liberty
Bill


An act in 23 sections passed by
the late Legislature Of Massachusetts,
is now published. Its provisions are;
/. That every alleged fugitive
from slavery shall be entitled to the
ha5eas corpus. and to trial by jury
2. Ifany person shall attempt to
remove, or assist in removing an alleg-
cd fugitive, who shall not be proved
to be fugitive. he shall be punished
by fine of not less than one thousand
dollars nor more than five thousand
dollars, and by Imprisonment for not
less than one, nor more than five years.
3. No State officer shall issue a
warrant, grant certificate, or in any
way act under the Fugitive Slave
Law, under the penalty of losing his
office, and being forever thereafter in
eligible to any Office Of trust or emol-
ument Of the Commonwealth. And
every person who holds federal Of
fee, which even qualities him to thus
act in the return of n fugitive, shall
not be allowed to hold any State Office.
This is a direct requirement ofJudge
Loring's removal.
a. Any Massachusetts, lawyer who
shall appear in behalf Of the claimant
Of the alleged slave shall be deemed to
have resigned any Office or commits
sion that he may hold under the Com
monwealth, and shallbe incapacitated
from thereafter appearing as counsellor
attorney in the courts Of the Common
wealth. The deprivation of State
commissioners is great penalty on
the legal profession, inasmuch as al
most every Massachusetts lawyer is
now a justice Of the peace.
s. SherilIs, jailors, and constables
are forbidden to assist in returning the
fugitive, under penalty Of imprison-
ment for not less than one nor more
than two years, and fine of not less
than one thousand nor more than two
thousad dollars. The same penalty is
adjudged to the volunteer militia Of the
Commonwealth if convicted Of the Of
Tense,
6. The Governor shall appoint one
or more commissioners in each coun-
ty, for the especial protection of the
alleged fugitives. who shall take care
that lie has all the privileges secured
to him by the present act. All the
expenses in such proceedings. neces-
sary for the defense of the fugitive,
shall be paid from the State treasury.
Z. No Jail, or other place of conIine-
ment, belonging to Massachusetts,,
shall be used for the Imprisonment OF
the alleged fugitive, or of any person
charged with resisting the execution oil
the. fugitive slave law. or Of any per-
son arrested on execution in any suit
for damages, accruing in consequence
ofaid given 10 an escaping fugitive
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

"FuLL or TErER. "a little boy, the
other day, who was hopping the skip
ping. and twisting and wirggling and,
himself in every imaginable
shape, without any evident object, was
asked what in the world he was doing.
90" said he, 81 am so chock full Of
teterp'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Administrators Sale

NOTICE Is hereby given that will sell at public
~ sale on saturday, The illh OF July, ut The reel.
doncc OF Mary Ann Ifyou, widow of the late
Noah Tryon, in Mctamora township. Fraaklin
county, inc property 90 the ate Noah rryon, In
part Us foilowsi-il0rses, Cattle, wagot, Sheep,
household and Kitchen furnlturc, Farming uton.
sils, Nc.
A credit OF seven mouihs will be given on all
sumsoyor 50, tho purchaser giving motto with ap.
proved security, waving tue boneat of all yalul-
lion aud alpraiscmvHl laws.
juno M ISAAC COOLEY. admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

WStarting a newspaper is one oil
the most rash and reckless Of human
actions. 1t is only equailed by mar
rying an opera dancer or committing
suicide by blowing out your brains
with shot gun. Let no sane man
enter into either of these speculations.
They won't pay.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

REMEDY FOR SICKNESS OF THE
SroMAoH-Give tea spoonful Of the
juice of the leaves Of the plant known
by the name of "Gill-over-ground;"
dilute with water; sweeten or not nc
cording TO the taste.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

EJ-Gen. Joseph Lane has been un-
animously nominated as delegate to
Congress by the Dem ocrat Territorial
Convention Of Oregon
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Blank Deeds. &c,

There has list been issucd at this Office new
aud beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds, short form.
We have also, Quit cirsms, Mortgages, Commits.
sloncrs' Deeds, old form Deeds, Summons aud
Subpcnas.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
STATE STOCK BANKS.

The following is a correct list oil
Of Banks, the bills Of which are taken
on deposite at the Brookville Bank,
ET-None are received for taxes by
the County Treasurer except thos,
marked with =
*Brookville Bank
Bank of Indiana Michigan City
I" North America Clinton
= "of the Capital indianapolis
{" Rockville Rockville
Z" Syracuse Syracuse
Bank Of Salem (south)
Z" Monticello Monticello
" Goshen Goshen
/" Elkhart Elkhart
{" Warsaw Warsaw
+" Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
Crescent City blk Evansville
Canal, blk
"Cambridge City blk Cambridge City
*Central blk, indianapolis
*Fayette County blk Connersville
Farmers blk Westfield
Farmers d. Mechanics blk lnda'lis
Gramercy blk Lafayette
Hoosier blk Logansport.
Huntington County Huntington
Indiana, blk Madison
Indiana Stock blk. Laporte
Indian Reserve Kokomo
Kentucky Stock blk Columbus
Lagrange blk Lima
Merchants DC Mechs' blk N Albany
N. Y. and Va. Stock blk Evansville
Prairie City blk Tcrrc Haute
*Savings' bank, Connersville.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern. bank Terre Haute.
~Traders' bank indianapolis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Staff STOCK MONTY At PAR

The Goods must be sold and mosiaitraciivs bar
gains can be secured.
Country Merchants arc Invited 10 examine the
Stock. which Is very large. we'll assorted. and OF
the choicest quality; TO whom we promise induce
ments n purchase.
Biacksmiihs' will End ito their interest to siay
inn their stock Of Iron when they can use estate
stock money"
centlcmanly and accommodating Clerks win be
In attendance TO serve You with dispatch nj all
times, at the sold Grind stone Corner"
dec Is % 80 3m
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

EE-It Is rumoied that Gov. REED
Err intends toresignl the gubernatorial
chair In Kansas. .
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Administrator'a Notice

NOTICE y hereby giseu that tho undersigned
IN has taken Dut letters OF Admins traiion on
the estate OF Noah fryon, decd, late OF frankili
county. Tho estate Is probably solvent.
Juno Jw ISAAC COOLEY, Admir-.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Groceries,.

NY stock OF Young Tyson, Gunpowder, Imperial
III Il Black Teas Is large and we'll sclcctcdof late
importatons, pure aud fresh. Also, Prime Rio,
Java, Mocha and Laguagara cofccs; Prime n. o..
sugar; Crushed, Powdered, Loaf and Clarified
Sugars; Golden Syrup, \, %. and \. II. Molasses,
tuba Honey, Rice, Nails, Window Glass, Seamless
Bags, Colored aud white Carpet Chain, Cotton
Yarn aud Cotton Batting, with every article usu.
ally kedt by Grocers, all of best qualities, war
ranted To give satisfaction. for sale In qualities 10
suit, at tho lowest market prices.
AARON A. Golfer.
\. T.. Corner Main g. Seventh Streets, Cin'ti., o..
May ~ 1888.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Spstial Wotites.
r IvER COMPLAINT oFFrvEYEARs STAN

n
~ ding cured BY using the original and only
genuine Liver pills, prepared by Il. Il. SELLERS.
Fearing, Washington county, o., sept. !, 1855.
Mr.. X. Il. Seler-Dear sir; tits with pleasure
eau recommend your liver pills, which have Of
fccied wonders wherever used In our part Of the
country. Many OF my noghbors have used thom
and found them ofthe greatest utility In bilious
affections, headache, &c. As for myself, can
say that there never has been medic Inc that
has done much good. have been afiiic ted
with Liver complaint for nearly ave years, aud
have tiled various remedies, but In vain; at last
heard OF your liver pills, which have effected the
most happy results, aud may say, W i,hout OK
agcrailon, that | am now perfectly cured. |
therefore recommend them to all who are afflicted
with diseases Of the Liver.
Yourgntofal friend,
CA
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
To the Public.

The ORIGINAL, ONLY TRUE AND GENUINE Liver
pills arc prepared by II. T.. Sellers, aud have his
name In black wav upon the lid Of each box, and
his signature on the outside wrapper-all ouiors
are countesfeiis or base limitations.
X. Il, SELLERS Il Co., proprietors,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
For sale by NJ. W. HALLE,
Only Agent for Brook lille,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Administrators Sale.

u,hc t,uacrsigu rd administrator a
| tho uslato OF William Marlin, deceased, will
sell at public auction al the residence of tho un.
der.igncd in Salt Crock Township, Franklin co.,
Ind, on saturday, Tho s3d day oi June. 1855, the
personal properly Of said deceased consisting In
part Of ons wagon, oho young mare. crillo, sheep,
bed aud bedding, DC.
A credit of ak months on all sums over 81.
CHARLES MARLIN,
juno u Administrator.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
AssIGMEE's NOTICE.

II nenioi his property, elects, nolcs, accounts.
and claims TO the undersigned.
The Books are now posted and the accounts
ready for settement-they are 20 be found at the
dwelling house @. Abner Mecarly, to whom paw
ment must DO made.
The notes are 10 be found at ihc Office Of Geo.
Holland.
Payment Of these claims must DO made forth
with, without distinction OF person-deiay cannot
be allowed.
Creditors must and wiithavcthcir money.
cko, HOLLAND, ss.i~,ee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
Bounty Lands.

u,IlE undersigned offers his services 10 all who
4 arc entitled 10 bounty Lands under the act o
of March ,, lass, He has tho necessary
blank TO 81 bio him to do tho busl.ess readily.
J. ID. ROWLAND.
apr 90, ,cs5-3 mos.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15

NOTARY PUBLIC
Nv The undersigned having boon appointed b
the Governor a. Notary Public. viii give hls
strietest attention 10 any business Ia his line that
his friends may favor him with, and by due and
careful attention 20 basinesshe horesto give gen
eralsatlsfac.lon.
Having numbcrof the nostapproTcd forms 10
Deeds, Mortgages, Quit-Claims. de-. on hand.
hose wishing Acknowledgements TAI en- or Deeds
&C, made, VIII doweii 10 give him a call.
guno Wan. n. McC LEkKl.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
EInE and wnter ProoI Ileofinn

I,iltE ana winter Proof Ilooffnn =
The undersigned having been appointed Agt h
Tor ;. NJ. d &. NJ. Warren's Fire and Water PROOF
hoonng, is now ready 10 do roofing Of this kind in
The storerooms Of NJ. W. Hale and n. n. 4 j.. q.
burton, IN brooksilie.are covered with this kin,i
OF roofing, To whom the public are referred. 4 :
auraoiiis schoapncss safety and convenience. IN
recommend II, assupsrior.in The construction "A
most buildings. MOFFfTT a nAs<FIf
iy IO'5I-9n-f-y - -''
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-15
NEW yonR wiNDov SHADE DE

NPOT-IHUo. J. EKNtT-MnnufnrfuroT Am
dealer In allkinda Of transparent window shade
Also-cords. Insscle, Brass mountlnes DC.
No.2Collcgc Hall Walnut -. Cincinnati.
Church, sioreand otherlargc shadespalnicd Il
orderlna snpefIoTstyle.-s