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Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
PENNSHLvANlA.l

The slave arlstocracy are becoming greatly
alarmed about ther prospects in this State. A
recent dispatch to the New York Times says:
SAT the Democratic Caucus of members Of
Congress Wednesday night. it was generally
conceded that the election of Buchanan depenls
on Pennsylvania. and that success there was un-
certain: consequently it was resolved that they
must raise hundred thousand dollars extraord-
nary fund for use there" -.-ef IS rc ss.e -,
a hundred thousand dollars can't save them.
gentleman who has just returned to this city
from an extensive tour through the iron and agr-
cultural regions of that State, Informs us that
the operatives at the furnaces and FORCES, and the
farming people generally, are for FREsoxr. He
SAYS the feeling among all classes is strongly in
favor of Freedom, and that no enthusiasm follows
in the train of Buchanan. The leaders of the
Cincinnatti Convention well knew that without the
vote of the sold Keystone their prospects
would be utterly hopeless; hence the odious old
Federalist's mountaineering they are doomed to
disappointment and defeat, as the people of
Pennsylvania will never sacrifice Freedom for the
qualification of State pride. Independent of the
great principle at stake in the coming struggle,
Buchanan has no popular sympathy at home.
Cy' The Pioneer, and other kindred prints,
have occasionally given what purportcd to be the
result for Presidential candidates at different
State Prisons and Jails throughout the country.
They fail to tell us, however, that prior to their
imprisonment these same rapscallions were equal
ly unanimous in their vote for Picrce-thus con-
clusivcly showing that their punishment has not
been without It's good effect and that there is yet
hopes of their becoming respectable members Of
society. We are highly gratifed at this evidence
of the . reforma,ory qualities of Penitentia-
rics and Jails, and would suggest placing few
more of the Pierce Democracy under a similar
system of training
0uR LlvING.-For the past few weeks our mar
ket has been picntifuly supplied with all the lux
uries OF the vegetable season, and with the single
exception of fruit, will compare favorably with
any point east. Turnips, cabbage, potatoes, green
corn, peas, beans and tomatoes, are in abundance
and of the finest quality. Musk melons AID
water-melons have also made their appearance,
and add to the dangers as we'll as the attractions
of the season.
SruonIrv:S p.rrxr
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02
TO BE PITIED.

A young man was we'll nigh being ruined by a
legacy left him few years since by his father.
1t was $2 900, and the career he ran in Chicago,
the fastest town in America, made him apauper,
and miserable broken down loafer, who was
from liberal sowing of wild oats, raaping a
most abundant crop of repentance. In this mood
and tense it was announced to him that de-
ceased uncle had just left him $50, 900. sob
dear !" was his exclamation, g have got to go
through all this again? It'll kill me sure as
shooting. It's no use to tight against fate, they
are bound to ruin me 20 crssss.ssrsssss,.s
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

a CONGRESSMAN WARNED BY THE VIGILANCE
CoMal1rKE.-The Worcester (AIass.) Spy says that
letter has been received in that city from
gentleman in California, which states that Her.
bert, the Congressman, has been notified by the
Vigilance COMMITTEES Of San Francisco, never to
show his head in California again, under the Sc
verest penalties. Good! r--a-l .nEa
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

CO The ''weeri haroc" in Ohio, it is said,
will prove total destruction of the wheat crop
in many Counties. M
Minnesota weekly times. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1859, 1856-08-02

The CRors.-We are reliably Informed that an
abundant yield of wheat, corn and potatoes will
reward the husbandman for his labor 10 this
Territory the present season. Tho cat crop
owing to the June drouth, will not yield SO plen-
tifully rs in former seasons. although very fair
crop may be expected. The adaptation of our
soil and climate to the successful cultivation OF
all the cerials is now thoroughly and practically
demonstrated TO the satisfaction of all. ,nLnaoa
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
Sn Ser @tuiahrslnaet,t

&c iasen Der Greuuce manderle beilamrett an, e,h.
lenbsde, e wplten aus frtl6 sesu7tnem BItt ter ar.
tunft 5urmsn entbedcn. - 8alA l6mcl, bas 0ttou
unb @iner iprah enrn 3auberlpru6 ba;piitt,n nns
leB bas glei In Srcpen 8emad in bas gBaer bernie,
Der silden - = 2abt lsbn cb btr Gue aslunser i.i =.
10 riefen bic anbern @enpen laBt priftn am fbim.
mernten S9tdlaIsblet, fir iren unb mas mir 40.
solIen!
81 isbt: me Btese, ein 8intlein barn, ban.b.n
sin Stprt, elm LANCER! Das fdidtn wir idbnea mad
5rantrti& bin, bas NIT sro6en @toaHfen fdtv =
3ms 6er3en, ssrldmclsen bod nidbt gar ftR; bas
8anp fat i6en sslittcn! g9enn l6 bas Dina Der.
saden laet, 70 ibiden tpir's Dem 8riten.
Gin @nselratbdtn Gin Stsdfl6 bran, an ,art,n
sliBernctE 5Gcen - fir tpsn biss Ding pobl pos.
fen tanns = Sd pabt', mir lbidsn's nat SGiptb.n
Sebt bislen pantcffel, ben mir focrt an Sftrtfm
lenben miIen; man web bic gabt au e6ren bort
man ipirb ben pantcfel fiiiItn.
Scdb mas it base Gs sletdtt fait mem se6sdsen
NIT 8aitantenl 9Brnn bas ni6t fir Sarbtnisr
past, Io YasfS siellei@t fiir Spanien. 49,
g8er min in Gaffel fir ttsfes @tad .vobl ein ser
ilterbrns.r2 = Gin 8alen if's puu @tlterbfid bar
auf ,w.i lange Singer.
5e6t, mas i'd siebt iebt berausI gelm b,pos,
glemente = = Der 85rltnmGnner guaenIdmaua -.
HE gBafenfiaRanbs Gnte!
gc8 Gins! es f6aut mic aus serab' tpt. ,,rs
.S9lummermubt 9Btr iast mir, ireItbtm 9,ut.
lasn Staat pteS Ding prbl b' ,int riiet2 --36a,g,
9lun lnb tpr ftrti9! @bsr ,isin - id,aut Der !, N
cine Ytrrids! - DEM Stabtratb fctf s,riS.
met isin tiss ssbte Der blantsn etadel =. -
SlaSSstabatf4.@
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
Sd8er5amber.
Gtne @aIostfaidte. a'pn eacpis ssafttn.
{Gcrtf5sne.)

s.ss1 -s9 {Gcritbnns) III siy
Sebt ttat td spr ben beibfn 9Banbertrn icb5n ,tnb
r.t,.np Der 8ld In tAs 5bal Der Berra auf, ntem I6
Der tleine @itensrunb ben e bur6brtten, nttbr unt
n.br erspeitere. Gle snssn bsreits cine quite Strsde
lang nibt msbr tn 3iuta6er 9eser, ipnbern auf nt>
njnatlhen, 8cben; 9err Srtleht mubte ndt npr fein
Serrcr.n, ionSern aud Die ansren,unsen belItlben,
bic Na9barwalber, In bic 3u srpeem 9eitpelen ses
arcs9r,psl9en 9testfrfSrtsrS bas sDt gar oft 6er.
beredelte, fennen letnet, anb Der &rerr fhlua lest
.nsn @albpfab elm, Der gu ensm 9unft seleitet BON
benz aus bic 9anb1haft III Sputr natrifaer 9radt sor
slusen lag. Gin puntt, gang abnlid isnsm, unb gar
nitt re Ypn jsncu, Der cnt Seume ent3idte, rnc IL,
9obssauberunsen linrib, Die Sieitr Seul4e Dter in
lsinen ,5pasersans mad Sprat,ts" nteherIeste.
16alaufpGrtS unb t9ala6irartS berrlber gBieleu,
srunc nit sinisen srcBsn Gei@en, burb hen In meen
n1&ti9n 8psen Die SIERRA ianft binfutbtt tattliGe
wpbsetaute Srs int Sbaisrunbs serfreut bariiter Bin
t5els bsbaut. 9.s tswalpets gtrst6ben, In grSecrer
S.rne Der 1hatslel NIT Der altsn Stabt Sbmalalteu,
,,ub bartbtr ben 5or,cnt absrtn,eb bic langaebebne
8erstete bss 5tirtnesrralSsS In Derrli6er Mursens
Ioun.nb.leuatuns, NIT ieren restnben seleefeitr.n
5ctaisfeln, benz Sn(elbers, Ssn Stdbl6srs trm Dpns
aersbdit ben Strmannsber9sn, Dem 9trppEere, 8ter-
BERG, 5Gneetepf Jinilerters nnb anberit.
Didt ant Gug Ses Ser9es, duf tert Die gGanberer
isanb.n nb raltster unh stnen f(etasn Smbig 3u Hd
nabmen, lag Gin tletnee GebHf gang tn ttYQlfdeu
Srteben an Die ggotebn9t 1tngeteltet.
y6ier 1T elm ra9rIaft fAEncr 9unft wp einem bas
Ssrs apfseet" rief 9euFelb sersniist aus, unb feline
Bid. ruben scrne0ml8 nnf bent eeeenitsr lieoenben
Dprft Sbwa(Iun9en bae son tpsitcmi fidb atsnn,n,t
tpe etu tleinss Stabtben.
yats jal" btfatlotc Der arsfer, uvtnn MIR auf 70
s.rsantAten 5tdtn9Stn ntdt tiimer serbSatiees @ey
Ent. i.in.n llnsrfduaf tatts Das ta untcn III ,par
mad ssrabe feiit fotdts 9ladtslIenne auf ecm 1nz
btnbsf wcbnsn rsbltds eeute, otsr In SGrouaneen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
IS II ,rteal

n' &tn S6iptmmer.- 9eanter anp 2prb gsrpn,
lrslde 'ltcr BEN oeeSppn i6wan,nen, nb bur6 sinen
tun9en Grsren ppn Saintc Grcir bcs @ntiQcs in un-
leren aasen nbertotcn wOresn. Dieter bat ben @unb
;wti@en htm S6lcilc scn Srcntprs unb SsIfnstrr9
purhidwpnlmtn; bic 8reite bes Suntes betrGat an
etitr Stele nter Sier cnsliIde @ellsn Da er weaen
Der StrOmunssn une 8rielcn ntGt In seraber 9btins
bniber fdrimmen tcnnte, 10 ftte9 CT n etuem DSrf.
den, 5tes tnsfde @eileu Spn Selinstors, ans Ganb,
unS battc fOn'it feds snsIs 1ten In smet @tunpen
per3tg g'inuten fdtpiinnenb ,uriidsclest Gin pa
niider Sf,ier nsbt bret @arpisn olsten bu In .insr
SdaIuppe.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

lid gum Natbfudca an. 55r6eImanu blidte lbarf auf
lsoe St'pe9uns tes suntts, bann rief CT araerlb /:
nOa battn ptr's! Sdauen Sic ber, @d,weis BON
stnsm ssitObltntn @tiid gBilpm unp ba,u tsat Der
alte sreer snsn Saserlud 10 srGuliHer lrt, pa6 es
ibit" a' rS bic ssalesspiett id pur entesen Giit.
tslteh. il'i-'t45oa 'a1s (6crH. folst.)
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

nsBarum ntmf Gu tetne 6rau2" fraste Elm iunses
@ab&en sinen sttpas faadtsrnsn Sunssi.aen. ,gseil
MIDI seine Mil; id Bate iacn Idnsf elite s.npmmeu,
atee 100 b aniras, tcm ih aIl,psil su lpat" = ,Du
9af nod ntdt tn anisrm 5auie aussfrast; prpbir's
NAL prrt Bills" sntSesnets ,utrautb bic Grasrin.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

9iiuer. au Rrvnftapt prasn re ptes s,atr fri.a,n,
@&ulBe. Sa; iie battn es aber nod mid. :.
@iu.r. gla trenn ffe's nu abtr frteien9
@&uBe. Denn baben ie ccd ns@ nildt
aRiillsr. SOs sfa, wsnn ie nu abtr p.ttrsbnrs
uub Npstau frieen2
SGuse Ssnn baten Fe tmmer nod ndbt.
1thuer. gea, penn fie MT aber ian, swsIonA
fri c ien2 a -.ts7. -
S3ase. Sean --,ja, bsnn = baben fte.rR
re6t nif&t!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

Gine 6insifbe e8tps fanb man auf einem aobten<
ader bti Der onberbaren 9eddftisuns, bem @rabmaIe
ibrss @annes sDinb 3u,uiadsln. lter bic lrlae bes
ratbl.lbafth 8eSnnens befrast eripiOerte fe; ,ad
ih babe n,etnem @anne anf benz 3ubtenbrtte serprps
aen nbt risber su betratben 70 lanse Der MGrte an
Ieiusm grabtein nod tut ie gtun Dsfs idb elm tpe-
mig mad, bab CT i4neller trcdnct."
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
e. Sabpsat.as. q.

The German "RICHMONDa aADVERTISER'',
B.. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor, as
Is published every Saturday. at So per Annum,
payable in advance. Terms for Advertisements
.a'cn reasonable. oSI
OFFICE; CORNER BROAD & 5th STREET.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

g1ie tesatrt mat fta scr bent bittern ,,ut pisers
lidsn @sidmad Der glstiiln9 @an laiIe Fb enen H.,
bernen GblRTs nnb ein @las 9u'en g8en stten, trne
Den sBein unp lafr bic @ebi,in bon enem Setannten
cinnebmen.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
(GLnstfans,,)
Bur arbett


Gin Glitter i6afff tras GjHss Stfh,
linb frdst aiid tit6t sb arbtit itdfst;
9siit fdstn p61nitb Bt,tBt ii ftrn,
SeiH Riibni fn6 afttitsftcbe SdiiSt.
sBef itiuitF iBii tdsI; iinimsr ibai
5Ii i8leet Fd na6 stnsfrh 6iIf.
Der Cute iisbt irin @erf sebeibn,
llub f6ipsisst ficli Bel ftpl;sm SaSeI;
SSir gbre Gilt ibm etrlid ieiu,
llub gbsln,utb Serleibt ibm Gbel;
Der Grbe @btttr lebt Ct aleid,
eufriteth tets, iHttn ouG ribi reid.
gtan fGdtft fstu gBtrf, iinb f6wtisct fin.
bic &fesit iiiitB ben Itetitsr 1tbcn.
Btnh gttiS tt6 iiatttsfhisii min,
Etn Gtpf btbdlt Mai, tmntr ttsii
gih Sprii6lstn fast: g,aS asbtn fam,
bae st6et fttt; iin6 fontmi IdSi au.
Gill gtbsnt tthft hiani gBtbt Stf1aFt, s
limb frtust ii4 Der SpIs' int Shlaft;
Der Rcrsen pedt uns, frifd an Strait,
9um g8trf Der Grtubt, ui6t Der Strafe!
Die &rttit iiraft ni6t @pttes @u6;
Der slrteitsideu iparb infer 0IuG.
@ladftlis nadt nur 5bdtisfeit;
= Die lang tvirt eud, ibr Wh1FeSdnaer,
gDie ptinlid lang bic ltete Belt!
gBir irunihen Gag ,inb Siunte Idnar;
SeIblf tmis wdsrt urs rtdst ;u lang
9st raI6tr 9tat uub 3uitstIans.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

9t6t ibel. Die oGmanepaticn Seleo" wiinidt
in srllem Grnte benz 8ulfe bon S9io Slid ba,u, bas
sS etnen Ne9er 3unt ecuSrncar sepa1lt babe! sic
bate tm uN. o. 5eralS" ter in Guropa lstber fat Die
siniise SusIe fir gtadriArn aus ben ger Staaen
it, sssisn, bab 9. g. Gbaie elm vidparscr gt.putl,
taner iei uaS Bate bas mGrt6 senummcn
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
gees41.
Serrelp'npsnt bnsu 'pprtn @sssertinlt 5000 sfdnes
er'en @tealtes be3isbt alic 70 Sis pie eli, fru,U.
INsr Sbsrit nnh S6iifstapitan, unb mebr ale DIE
gfebrsabl Der 9rafstt.n. ysa "a sagl9

gSten, 8, Sanuar. - - GcIssut,r gurfaa, Der a6
oeer Gage in sinen Der renomirtten 5sui.r Der Re-
loen3 sntrus, matbt bier enises aufle6en Der gb.f
s'nss srOBen osiaaftsBaules lief ,n fh einsn aaNr.
0nrlfen aus Der tefnatfselcsenrn Sffietn souu,,u,
uni ld1 Sas &inn bon ben saarfcpp.ln r.iaiae,, AZ
lailen. Gin Suride nit ben nOtblsen RequiTten lam
uno Die 9aarcFraticn btsann. sRa6renb bie,r arb..
idlt1 1t9 cine Semumnte ptrpn In bns @eracb uub
ralmte na SeliebeR auf. Der 5err ,pcIte mad, 6aIfe
rufn alen rsr aaIrburhe biet i1m bic gsaie ,u unb
t1rDslte tbn, rcrauf er lh nit benz @auner Iiitete
Nle gtafcridunsen na6 ben 3bGtern bliettn erfplas
los. Dieter Sorfaa ermanseIe niett enen nadbtbst.
lt9sn enlub auf elm btStuensts @etperbe Der 6auyt,
tact ausluieei' unb bic Sarcult,r birfte in sBi.n
ii4 tpiebtr beben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

= Gin ganfee 9at cine Gute barauf ateeridtt, in
tctaenbent 2Saitr gu f4wimmen, bamtt le ibre Gter
isslrh bartstictten Iese ST pas ntt elm entebIdes
3eitatcr pcs 5prtidritts?!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08
@sittel sesen bic Sssfrant9ttt: @fan laNe Rd) be
Der ttutldsn 5lptte anlslsn.

Der ttutlaen 5lctte anitfllen.
a Il
Gin unser Gnslanbsr Der fld auf feline perneintlid
ber.ts sfldtse srebt 5trtist Der pe,,tlden @srahe
nidt wenis sn Cute ttat ostlamirte ben ,GrltSnior
ppr einen beutlarn 3ubSrtrtreil. Der eesr lam li
prntsn, bab pas 2tubtcrmm @ibe sus bate, bei b.r
fcmd brsttsn @usprade, b.i ren yllinbs", Harms"
unp ,lltiSsn" uup anbern Nnsleismen bes Dst(oma<
tcrs ridbt In lautes eaden aus,ubr.den aue 5SFihz
tstsridf6tsn abtr lhpanSen, a[le SGmrne bradbtu
unb Gin bcmeriites @Stterseater erspb F6, als Der
gortrasenSe burd gBesla0un9 enes llmlaus unb Dca-
nun9 zines 8pfats zine per tOlen 8artauten be nur
benftar lnt, In bas @sbidt bratte. Gr bfob nam[i6
olfc:
Dem gattr srduet's; ct rettet seldmnb,
gr bGlt In rem 9lrten Has atbttebnte Rinbm
as ftn 8etRtel BON bfm itmf fdpunse Der materieren
gsrbaltns lit @unantiitose fann folsenbe gtptt, t.
bsr nSnesfentanre Ssl9" aits Der tiirtE6tn Saupt.
1abt ppm 26. Stps. berht.t pirb, bi.nen
Gin 6atsfneht lit einem bet erfcn 6du1tr spn Sierra
fat an o. girsemter cbslei6 ct gut be3ablt unp 6e
fSli0t pnree lsnsn Dtrnf ssfiinbS neil er 1d ser,
bsTern f6nus. Differ 5ausfuet trat in Der Stat BET
einsm franjGFfden @ebser als trfer 8urIf Elm unb
erbGlt as folder 300 Sranes inpnatlib. 9lod, mtbr.
Der Mebsrbarfdt, an btNsn StsGe sr trtt 1T Ycn
ttnsm srisati&en @.ssw fir 500 5raneS mOnatid,
spOnnsn wprben Gs stsbt ao sbt Elm qaub, l.st Der
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1856-03-08

Aus Jtcm ipirb untern II. December bertdtet bic
berettS errtdte @uillctine ei piettr abaetraaen. s.
waren mir bod aud erl 70 pcit
Dts Hbrtsen S@ulben sss &r6enRaatts.
Der &aier Der 5ran3citn III, pte Die 3etuusen be-
ridttn, elmer Der sepanttefelt @dlttf4ublauftr uub
tepest it anf ben SatR Der alrse baufts af sem ee
Oes Soulcsners gsbol3es. es 1T tbm febr N 81 se-
bel gu Neutbe. Sas Nhd artsld n unh
user 6retten BAT man ME YplItnbsttr oeltb,r
Die &unf elm & su MAIDEN, list CT fyicrenb, TGt
5pllanber, /, min es nod nibt redt aebtn. too,.
gen balt CT b auf bcn d9Ierntn &utsnrn 70 felt boe
ct mctl iraubeln, absr nidht fa(len fcnnte. @dots
rab bnt beie 5renoe MIR 70 Ianse seattet IT, ais pas
gis in Granfrsib baIt Sc seb6rt 3u ben ntereffon.
trttn Sersnisun8en unb suscib ,i ten anrtaenSi.n
SetroAtunssn Der 9ariisr, tren &aifer Iaufen AZ
leben. iT.3
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
Was Sheriff Jones Shot

BY the pro slavery papers Of Mis-
souri,, it appears sufficiently eyideot
that Whitfield has no testimony to OF.
fer. so that the labors Of the Invesliga-
ting Committee In the absence Of Gov.
Reeder are brought TO close. and
they will soon return to Washington.
Another thing is also nearly certain.
that Sheriff Jones will escape exami-
nation as witness. He had probably
more than one reason for wishing 10
escape such an examination. II mig ht
have brought out the fact that the
shooting Of him was merely dramatic.
shedding blood. If any. which was
never in his veins. The testimony
that he was actually shot by any
body. is very far from being conclu-
sive. His reported groans were Toe
loud to be real. and none OF his friends
around him ever acted as If he had
really been shot. Such is the modern
power Of !: ing. by which il is hoped
by Pierce's Cabinet 10 burn Lawrence
murder or drive out the Free State
men of Kansas, and make majority
of the people Of the free State believe
it was all done by tie fault Of the EN-
igrant Aid Society. Robinson and
Reederl-Bosfon Chronicle.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
Population Of New States.

Kansas is believed to have a popu-
lation Of about fifty thousand; but
Douglas and mis- friends claim that ],
cannot be admitted as C State until
that number is increased to just nine
ty-three thousand four hundred and
twenty. The following precedents are
given by those who contend she Is
new eligible for admission:
Iai8i2 Louisiana was ad mitted with
a population of $4,000. Indiana was
admitted in 1916 with population oil
$4,000. Mississippi was admitted in
1917 with population OF less than
SO, 900. Arkansas was admitted in
1886 with population of s5.67l.-
Michigan was admitted in 1897 with
population OF 81 900. Florida was
admitted in 1916 with apopuIation Of
| 27.943.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
Bin

In Brookville, May 81. 1856. Mar,
!. Goodwin, daughter Of Thomas A
nd Content L. Goodwin. aged nin'
ears lacking 20 days.
No bitter tears for thee be shed,
Blossom Of being. seen and Ronei
With fowers alone we strcw Thy bed,
o blest departed onel
Whose all OF life, rosy ray.
Blush d into dawn and pass'd away,
Veal thou art fed. ere gilt had power,
To stain thy chernb soul and form,
Closed is the son ephemer1i flower,
That never felt stormi
The sunbeam's smile. the zephyr's breath.
All that II knew from birth 70 death.
Thou vert 60 like form Of light.
That fiea ven brnigniy called thee hence,
Ere yet the world could breathe one blight
DER ny sweet innocence:
And thou. that brighter home 10 bless.
rtpassed, with all thy ioveIiness'
ohi hadsi thou s.ill on earth remand,
Vision OF beauty fair as brief
How soon Thy brightness had 5een stain'd
With passion or with Rriefi
Now not suilyinR breath can rise.
To dim thy glory In The SKIES
Thy grave shall be blessed shrine,
Adorn'd with Natures brightest VIZ ,fh
Each glowing season shall oouis,n
Its incense there u breaih.s:
And oft. upon the MIDI, .zht air.
Shall vie"iess haFs-s be murmunng here.
And OIL ssmetmes In visions blesf,
b~eeispiriti Wait our repose.
An bear from thine own world Of rest
Some balEa for human woes,
What form more lovely could be given
Than thine, 20 messenger Of Heaven
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
A Good Sign.

The numerous calls which we have
had for our paper, within the last few
weeks. by those who have heretofore
co-operated with the old line party. is
indicative Of a spirit Of inquiry among
the people that forebodes good results.
They say that they wish TO be posted
ia the facts in regard 10 Kansas. and
il an assault is committed in Congress,
for the suppression of free speech.
they wish to know that too. The peo-
pie are waking up, and they will do
right. The storm Of popular indigna-
ton that swept over the land in 1854
when the evils Of the Kansas bill were
prospective. was but gentle gale
compared with the one now gathering,
when the first fruits are Witnessed and
the terrible results fearfully waited
for. Send on. friends. and you shall
have it. Meanwhile let those who
now take it, lend it to those who dc
not, or encourage them to take it for
themselves.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
The Attack on Sumner, By an Eye
Witness.

b'hIof, may ~.
DR.. Bunting. OF Montreal. Canada.
states In letter 10 the Ep<nino Jour
nal that he was In the gallery Of the
Senate Chamber at the time OF the az
sault upon Sumner. He says he saw
Mr., Brooks approach Mr.. Sumner. moi
IN front. but at the side OF his desk
and address some words TO him In a
low tone and then et the moment M,
s. raised his head, turned aside 10 l,s-
ten, he poured down on him blow az
ter blow si,h the greatest rapidly.
Mr.. Sumner struggled several times
10 rise from his seat, but was eviden'
lily so much hemmed in as 10 be en-
tirely incapable OF rising until he had
by agreat effort, torn the desk from
it's faste1ings. and then pitched for
ward insensible on the floor.
While this was progressing. Mr.
Keitt stood with one hand aourishinl
a large cane, and in the other holdin(
a pistol behind him partly under hi
coat, but which DR.. B. saw distinctly
projecting from between the flaps 0
HE coat. DR.. Bunting says he wa
from his position in the gallery direct
ly above the actors in the scene. en-
rbled TO see this very distinctly. Du
ring the assault. Mr.. Douglas. he as
serls. stood within FIVE feet Of Mr.
Sumner with his hands in his pockets
Dr.. B. assisted to dress MIR. sumner
wounds.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-06
The Massachusetts, Senate

The Senate of Massachusetts, unan-
imously adopted resolution denun-
ciatory Of the attack on Sumner. as
brutlIand cowardly in itself---a gross
breach Of parliamentary privileges
ruthless attack on liberty Of speech
on the decencies of civilized life, and
an indignity to Massachusetts. de-
mandmg strict investigation and the
expulsion Of Brooks and the other
members implicated in the assault.
The resolution was sent to the House
for concurrence.