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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
The Second Great Crime Against
Liberty.

Liberty.
Who has not read with Indignation
the accounts from Kansas A SEQ
ord crime against Liberty has been
committed. We need not 90 10 foreign
lands to synpathize with freedom
IL is suffering at our door. Men are
indicted for treason who have commit.
ted no crime but that Of peaccably as.
semb.ing TO form constitution and
petition Congress They are arres-
ted by an armed mob. In The nAme OF
a United States Marshal. without re-
sistance. Their friends are shot down
for sympatbyzIng with them News
paper Offices cad public buildings are
burnt. uuoiiendiug people are hunt
ed like wild beasts; and the property
and lives OF innocent people cons hnt'
ly endangered. BY whom And loI
whst7 BY people from another state
to force on Kansas the institution Of
slavery. M
The summary OF all accounts agrees
that civil war has commenced in Kan
sas, and there lsro responsible gov
crnment there TO arrest IL.
Tho iuiquity Of the Nebraska Bill i
now full. In the hands Of an able and
patriotic President this last cup Of bit
leruess nigh, have been avoided
Bntno such grace hes been vouehuaf
ed 20 us. A weak unprinclpled Pres
dent has made himself a mere TOOL u
tue hands Of the slave afistocraoy !
lie has not even had foresight enough
| 10 see Chat the storm he has brough
on Is the ruin OF bis party. lie ha
not even the Instinct OF self'preecrya
ton; much lem tho ieellaga Of . pat
riot. a
| But. we must pause 10 inquire wha
Il TO be done 2 The assault Ga lroe
dom In the person Of Mr.. Summer; th'
monslFous crimes against the c'unlr!
committed Ia Kanses--no matter b,
whome done--demand the unlIad NO
ton OF freemen. There Il yet a cours
which may arrest civil dissvnsIons be
fore they proceed beyond tho bord,Tl
There Il one principle OF human ma
lure which may yet be appealed TO ]
a Republic. II IL the national sent
imunt. expressed by the majority,
quite possible Tor 1. minority TO aIen'
. and even fight. OF the ground Of
! clear right. Bat Is not possible TO d
this, even when supported by oil {
sectional pride and interest. whe
clearly in the wrong. In this case
\ neither the attack on Sumner nor Oh
burning OF Lawrence can be justice
1 by any honest or honorable man. Pas
SION may. for a. moment, attempt i
but the task Is impossible. Il haT
: pens. most fortunately for freedom
that in this case II isright. This bein
tbs case the majority will have not OF
" the power. but the moral au,horiI
which belongs to right. We say mi
!. joriiy; for there Can be no qnesiio
D that all who really love liberty wi
unite. and they make great majoriI
= Of this nation. Let then. FIRST Of al
the yet free House Of Representative
: demand Of the President proleclic
Cor the persons aud property Of ii
citizens OF Kansas against the MissoI
u ri invaders. The President cannot r.
u sist the demand without subjectiu
> himself to impeachment. Ga
zefte.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

: WoMEs.-It is seldom that julius
Cmser Hannible says anything worth
quoting but the following sgoodi
"Dey may rail against wimmen as
much as dey like. dey can't set me up
agin dem. | hab always in my lie
found dat day is fust in Tub. fust IN i
quarrel. fust 10 be dance, dc fust in
de cream saloon, and de fust. best,
and hast in de sick room.
"What would We poor debbils d.
without demg Let us be born as little
as ugly. and as helpless as you please,
and womans's arms am open toreceib
US. She il am who guys US our FIRST
dose Of castor lie, and puts de close
'pon our helpless. naked limbs, and
cubbers our loots and toses in long
flannel petsicoats; and she it am. who
as we grows up. fills our dinner baskets
wild dc doe-nuts and apples as We star
to skool. and licks US when we tears
our trowsers."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

The most heartless thing that We
ever saw eliminating from man laying
claim 10 respectfully. Is DR.. Lara.
bees aIlusion to The death Of Rev,
Ebenezsr Patrick. with view to
ssicmatizing hts son. Albert g. Pat
rick late Of the GreencsstIe Bonner.
Rev. Mr.. Patrick was, at the time Of
his death. ahighIy esteemed member
Of the Indiana Conference. and preach
sr 10 charge Of the Princeton circuit.
He died IN 1874. in Princeton. After
suffering some ten days from remit.
tent fever. he was seized with delirium.
and during one Of its paroxisms, be
cut his throat, with razor, which
probably fastened bis death. though
his 1ie had been despared Of FOR sew
eral days. smar'ing under the facts
that she junior Patrick had recently
Published, the Sentinel thus attempt,
to stigmatizc the Young man BY ALA
sion 70 bis father. Alter having APP
piled 70 him sueh epiihet as 'vicious'
'smslisnent s'unmitigaied traducer''
''fanAlie''' ''and almost a fool" he
sayz.ss . erovning disgrace;
efIe Is the son Of the late Ebeneze,
Patflok Of Salem. Washington county,
Indiana. His fat er VAS for many
years editor of anti. Democratic pA.
per, md. At last. ended his existence
By committing suicide. !"
HID the senior Patrick been hung,
for nrrder, none but the most heart
lsss wretch would throw Il up to hi.
children. BY way Of reproaeh. Hi'
death nigh be alluded 70 a. a warn
ing e Others, bat not IS q matter Of
reprosch 70 his children. II DR.. Lar.
rabee has no better way Of defending
himself ffou tie charge Of speculation
than fhiz, bis case must Be = desperate
one. &. efteI e sssef' tfe g
- u. $500 $500
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

Notwithstanding severe thup'
der storm last Saturday. the lightning
struck the house Of Benjamin Remy,
doing considerable damage, by tearing
off Piastering and two mantlepieces,
and setting a.eupboard on Ere, The
fire was ex,inguished before much
damage was done. No person was
bart. The,old parsonage WAS also
struck, aud Mrs Winans, who was
sitting near Q window, was badly In
jured, being knocked d,wnea So
yerely stunned. The illightningsrod
man would find sale for his rods here,
about this time. He could have sold
a dozen, Saturday, p. III. -. q go.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
n COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE,

In pursuance Of an order At ne rnnklin csun-
4 y Court Of comnss Plcs2 The pndsrpignsi
Saturday, NE l2th day OF July. it5s. between DE
soun Of nine o'cIocx A. NJ, and fear flsc1 =.
:, the folio wing described real esisls, to-wic
property adjacent 70 The town Of unioo~ IN
dfookvills topnship. In szId county. cop>einlng
seoai two acres, belng par Of ne ser.s-
RI nfc two. :. =
rkRMs or third 81 Ne purc1ass
money 70 Be paid down on day Of 3nie--one-th.ld
IN nino moufhz. and the remainIux third u o1x&-
teen months IN rcsfers and for he deferred p1I-
sss Win ssis security s y . s'l l.
me un1srsikned, wnixinT x1iueiiou laxk
june is'<w WILLIAM ,. tick
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
CHICAGO June 3.

|4I CHfcA0o June >.
Dates from Lawrence TO the 25th,
are received. The Tribune's cores.
pondent sends list Of the property
destroyed at Lawrence, to the eist,
amounting to 3iSU000.
Shannon issued an order calling out
the troops NJ eight o'clock on the NOR.
ming OF The 22d.
A gentleman who has Just arrived,
reports that the difficulty heretofore
teIegranhed. was at Osowatomic in.
stead Of Pontowoiomie Greek. The
circumstances were as followes: The
quarrel arose between the Free State
and Pro-Slavery men on account Of
depredations by the cattle Of the lat
ter company The Pro.Shvery men
assembled on the 10th, seized a Fire,
State man and proceeded to hang him
His wife fed aud aroused the neigh
bors who came to the rescue. and 4
fight ensued ia which live Pro-Slavery
men were killed. A force Of sixty
men was Organized at Westport. Mo.
on the 271h. to proceed to osowat
omie.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
A Suitable Testimonial for Brooks.

The Columbia Is. O. J Banner lea. n.
that. "Sone Of the gentlemen OF
Charleston have provided suitable
present. in the shape Ola cane. to be
given 70 AIR. BnooKs. TO show their
appreciation OF his late act Of "hidinp'
the Abolition Senator SUMNER. IL is
70 bear the inscription, "Hit him
again.
Nothing could be moro appropriate
thap such present, or more forcibly
indicate the rufianism which Il il
intended. to compliment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

nj- A lady making inquiries of a
boy about bis father. an Incorporate
mau. who had bsen sick for some
time. asked whether he had regained
his appetite. No ma'am, said The
hoy. mot exactly his appetite is very
poor--but his drinka,ite is as good as
ever tf fi 1929 't
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

ES- II is to be deeply deplored that
such state OF things rs that at Law
renee should exist in lhis country. II
is. however. but one of the natural
fruits Of that fearful agitation which
demagogues and fanatics in both sec
tons Of the Union have aroused
GresnsJurg Guard.
The nasty Aboliiionistsl II they
had not wanted home in Kansas and
had at once surrendered Il all to slave
holders, there would have been no
trouble. Their course ''is to be deep
Iy depIored." Don't tell any body
Bro. Covington, that the repeal of the
Missouri Compromise got up this state
Of affairs.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

Ezr Read Gov. Shannons letter 10
Messrs. Holiday and others. on our
fourth page, and see how Il initiates
the style Of the naughty Governor Of
Massachusetts colony, The spirit is
Identical and the language is neatly
the same. III have made a requisi-
ton viii make an addition.
nj requisition win exert all
the powers invested in me TO enforce
the laws passed by Missourians foI
Kansas and let the people reflect"
There maybe Americans who can read
these insolent threats ola governor
foisted on a free people Without their
consent. and not be moved. but they
are unworthy the name Of Americans
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

THE UNDERSIGNED wishes % eonsrart Tor ne
\ use ofthe Fair Grounds, for 70 o0Q ClAp noards
and about $500 feet Of iumbcr. 10 be psid fo< a.
Ger tho Fair blds Willie received IN {bo 1sEh al
June, stmy store. Lumber and board. % Be del-
serod By the hrst Of August.
On The esth, Al r. -. the fence nov around
The Fair Ground, fthe old Tyncr lot north of ne
Crave yardl will be cold 10 ne highest bidder.
on .ss ars. o. ,as sealed p'9pos.I. vllI = -
niflng % ibe grounds. according 90 tpccI6csiIont
" be seen a. my siorc amer NE ssh inzt. "a {.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13
Assault on Sumner, Constitutional.

Assault On Sumner, ConstituuonhI.
Tho friends Of Che Administration
have discovered. that The attack on
sumner Is according 70 the constiia-
lion. That Instrument says that mem
bers Of congress shah not be held ac-
counlable fer words spoken in debate,
Gin any other place" than where spo.
ken. The oIlense was given in the
senate chamber and as nothing Is said
about the mode Of Questioning.
Mr. Brooke Is CLEARLY within the con-
stitution.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

ET We publish to-day further ac-
counts Of the obstruction" Of the
town Of Lawrence. as il is called. II
should be remembered, in perusing
these accounts. that they all come from
one side-that Of the Free State party.
When we receive the other side Of the
story il may considerably change the
appearance of things Greens5urg
Guard.
Wall, il may. viii you be so kind
as to publish 1.-THE other side," when
received, or frankly cosfess that your
squatter sovereignty is bad affair?
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

4He EnQuiftr ~ ln9t hfoueea'
We are happy % announce that the
hes at lat heard oomething
from Kpnsas which justices : para
grapt. condemnaiory Of 'he outrages.
There was nothing particularly oileh-
sise in the burning Of Ls~senos nor
the destruction Of the lives and prop
efly Of The free state men That was
all well enough, as The sufferers were
rebels and DE houses bad been indie
ted Us nuiaances. Last week the telc-
graph annoupeed that 0 proslasery
men were killed, Now the blood boils
with righteous, Indignation. Hear IL;
The telegraph lelh a bloody tale.
Turning for a while from the momen.
tous subject Of Senator Summers last
nights condition. this xciacious chron-
leIes. discarding thateIsboraiion which
ho usually employs IN the delails ofall
yioIenecs eommitls,. toward any Of
The Free State 81 rebel party In
Kansas. announces that ..rcIiable an.
telIigenee. from khusas states tlai
right pro'sIayery men wsre Illed &C
Polawalomie Creex on Fridays The
e2d, By company Of hAbolitionisls 4
Z ASH y not 'mld chat lhe5v were any
killed on the other aide. lhe ,acsush D.
lion i not q. violent ono thai they were
Killed IN cold blood. and that the
Weapons used were pafeoni Beoehcr
md Professor .SillIman's sharpe rtIles.
The efficiency OF ihiA weapon N fully
vlndlsaied. and The, saugainaryI In
tlIncta OF tho demagoguoa who inelI
gated their liae aud aided In theIt pro.
rurcment mus, be gralliied, 4FI
ID has boom 4 pretty even eight, With
about equal loss between tho oonibnl,
ants heretofore; though, IRON Tho loud
whine OF tho Black. Republicans. one
would imagine that the. only persons
Killed IN khnepp we're Of tbs rebel o.
Free State party. Hut lhle last bohi,
Of The shsfpe'p rides givcs,a lnrge ball
Nnee OF murder and bloodshed In favor
pf1hai party Eight menv-awhole
leellon killed al oae blow.and simply
Iof beng FRO slavery menl IL there
20 be no horfor-no demonstration
potympalhy-7no mee,lngs-po reso'
uIlena 70 relsisncs 70 this massacre!
WIN no, our fcAeeroonvent'op fe'k'
N,n gs'qe l'rh mpment's 'tem 'n'
bulletin 81 summers last night eonal'
ZION ana give some attention 70 thi'
meiancho'y ana ,r"s'ca' oeeufrencs'
~ llnotpi more importance mat 'lh'
glorious cause o. Freedom shonn %
Pu'gea o' ms A'A'n' 'nan mat pena
Tor summers stomach houid en- oy
Ayofsple result rom . IKE operation
The details OF this bloody tale
are contained IN the following lelte
dated Nav %. and publisbed N N,
le...,,. - rS''r -
S'aap' Vf
+, s'oPPeo las' n'gnein me ne'gnoof
nPoe EAsfe we 'a'eiy murdered Jone
resided lie was q young man Q
apVps~o years o. sge' a pana .
nlieen pirates met MN al blan.on'
bIlaee, and Ihres'epea.'o shoe. BIN
',elp'e" 'p'sv' ana snusfh yo'
suoy' nv I, : v'ii s'sos' vrs " YOU VI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

kg- The happiestman that we have
seen. over the nomination Of Buchan.
nan. is an old Federalist. by the name
Of Kimble. living on Cracker Ridge
He says il Is cheering. in hrs old age,
TO see one Of the early champions Of
his cherished Federalism. at the head
Of the so-called Democratic ticket. He
can account for II only on the principle
that. fis
'srruth crushed 10 earth win rise agaIn''
and that. in the fusion Of parties. the
federal element has gained the suprem'
acy Of the Democratic, in that party
From the way be began, last Saturday,
he will do some tall gsssing for Buch,
AMMAN. before the summer is over.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

REApERs AND MowERs "A trial oil
Reaping and Moving Machines, under
the direction Of the Executive Com
miiiee Of the State Board Of Agricul'
lure, will take place at Richmond. on
"Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
June 70. q and 20. The prizes are
Silver Pitchers, valued at fifty and
thirty dollars.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

AtFsir6eld Franklin county. o. Ibs
Cd day Of june. John 0uInoy Dooa
son ofWilksm 8. Roee ESQ. q Unioa
county, in the 25sh yeer Of his ses.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

THE subscriber would respectfully inform ths
L public that he will con tl1uo 10 card. spln snd
manufacture wool into rois, yarn o. cloth, - ~
shortest possible notice, and II TIE beH manner.
iof tho ensuing year. cus>onen leaving tpei<
~ they rctnfn. All wofk ~1rrnnis4. Ne h>s
good hssoftment OF tstineuk. hlank &c. plaid snd
plain fianneIs, siockinx yarn .6e 40. ~hlch ~
Nishes 70 sell for cash % exchsnee FOR veol- 2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

pHt UNDERMINED o9cu Coz sale her hose n<ss.
three miles above 1FookvilIe. On We DDs.t-
Vile 4 connsrsxIlls Iarnpiks- For forther n.
June . ~ SARAH BLAckIzDoE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

Esr John Flint Of Union county
died, a few weeks ago on bis way to
Iowa to see his friends. - Is b ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

rss.s ssu.y . q, vsss !, "a, sss|',;' =.
univer<ls{ during he eosrton ehIc< orDIpe6
March ir<o. tnai he ,ecIte1 rcru(HrI> ulA ~ ~
n'ef elass, etood vail amenf ~ elae~>oI@1 ma
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

inS fOh ondiuBJf ~ lntJa nhu met ut
in byo.place. should have beer
ribbed Of the liltle money | had will
me, and the Anti Slavery tracts 1 haC
with me would undoubtedly, in theil
eyes, have made me guilty OF treason. I
The following additional incidents
we take from the correspondence o
the st. Louis Democrat Of Wednesday
After these men bad been arrested
Of whom Messrs. Parrot, Moore, Con
way and others were released on fur,
Tough, to make up their minds how
soon their business could be wounC
up and they might make themselves
ready TO leave the country. the yigi'
lance Committee. made up list o
about thirty five more of the citizens
whom they desired TO leave the coun'
try. However. being -'lav and order
men" they had the courtesy to hand
the BLACK LIST to VIM. II. Howard
Chairman Of The Investigating Com
mitlee. offering 10 allow any men
whose names he found on the blacl
list, whom he had summoned as wit
nesses, time to glay and testify, Fin,
ally getting sick Of claw aud order, I
they caleda meeting and withdrew
the orders. The Mayor called a pub
lie meeting; this however. broke up il
a dispute, as some gentlemen presor
were IN flyoT Of projecting Free State
men and others did not like il.
The lufesIigaiipg Committee ad,
jouned from Ieavenworth tq. West
port, the Sls'. They will probably
not spend more than one week in In
yestigating The Kansas difficulties
They will leave as early as the losh
forWashington. -.
Es- John Flint Of Union count,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

J, John Al. Johnston. Clerk Of the Common
Pleas coenfor tho County Of frankllp aforesaid.
do hereby ccflfyt he foregoing 70 DO fur. true and
eomppte copies ofairlhopapofs and entries of said
cause; and also 81 aeerain receipt recognixane~
Of replosin bail, and memorandum relating
thereto, appearing on record IN my oflce. In hes.
umony whereof fhase hefcnntp set my hand a Nd
affixed the eeal Of said Court AZ nrooksllie, thls
10Th day Of May, A. D., 1886. -
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-17
NUMBER a.
CBe 9aiIg yournaL.


BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE PARIS OPERA.
A Paris letter writer records quite piquant-
ly his observations behind the scenes at the
Opera, between the acts of new ballet
| Arriving at the top of the staircase you
find yourself at once among side-scenes, coils
of rope, machinists, pompiers and opera girls.
The latter swarm in this locality during the
performance, leaving the great room in the
further extremity devoted expressly to their
use for the loafng place near the front here
they receive their friends! Ordinarily it is
nothing extraordinary, L know, the sight pre-
sented behind the scenes, but upon this even
ing there were among the visitors one or two
distinguished personages-though, for that
matter, the crowd is always distinguishes
circumstance which has led me to remark par
ticularly the occasion. Leaning against huge
canvas rock who should see in all his glory
but the Marshal Duke Pelisser talking with
Mdlle. Legrain, young lady of no great per-
sonal beauty, but OF miraculous dancing pow
ers. The Marshal was smiling like basket
of chips, and so was mademoisele In mo-
ment he was surrounded by a host of cory
phees brought up in gallant array by his broth
er in arms, Canrobert, who seemed to know
and be loved by the whole divinity in tights.
The duke attracted the most hattering atten-
ton. Undoubtedly he found his reception by
the world this side of the ranape more crafty
ing than that of the other, and he let himself
completely out in the enjoyment of the chat
tering and buzzing going on about him.
The sight all around for moment or two
was most singular Here a knot of dancing
girls with shawls thrown over their shoulders,
together, slipping eau-sucree, cold
bouillon, or Madeira wine and water, given
them by attendant mothers or bonnes, who,
clothed in musty habiliments, waited patient
ly in the ground, ready to be of any SER
vice to their children or mistresses. In fours,
at each of the three back wings stood the elves
who were to perform the aerial parts some
were already attached by the shoulders and
waists to the long wires descending from away
up high, from the men on the points, which
were instrumental in their flights; others
were submitting to the arrangement and dom
ming the airy harness. by the aid of busy,
active little fellows employed by the theater.
About them were twos and threes of young
men, talking and laughing, and giving them
bonbons, and having very jolly time with the
stationary angels. The ladies were every
where pointing their feet, raising their limbs
on a level, poising on their toes, munching
and maintaining all the time
chatter, chatter, chatter, which drew repeat
ed shish from the stage inspectors, who were
loung n indiscrini in ttely about. sr.f.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-09-17
BOOK HAVEN FOR SALE.

ssuo WISHING to retire from active busne ess to my
a55af farm. offer this place for sale. On it IS a
SiIk oaious Tavern House, large three story
IS Stone Warehouse, also one of Frame Pork House
with capacity to slaughter from 400 500 hogs
day. good stables all necessary outbuildngs. 1t
has landing good depth of water and at all times
from mud. 1t good Dry Goods and Gro
Trade and is widely known as shipping point second
Oho from Louisville Evans
vle The location chara of the business of the
mperavey require other branches of business be
conducted Tobacco Stemmery &C., &C., all
tally supply the demands of the public and
which, if would the general business of
amazingly large section of ths country from which
this time trade has been derived Or want Of road)
this point than any other will in short time be
brought this place order has been issued from
for the opening of roads For further ad
dress ROBERT GRAHAM,
"a --...f o. ,I.-r.f' Rock Haven Ky