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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

We have hitherto taken no notice Of
the charge alleged against Prof, Lar
rabee Of receiving bonus from the
Harpers, Of SEQ, 900, if he would pur-
chase the books for the township Il.
braries ofthem THERE'S no positive
evidence that he did, and be positively
denies it. SO the people are left to
credit bis word. ; or convict him on
mere circumstantial evidence.
The circumstances bearing on this
point are these. as given in the Put
nam Banner: When be came to Indi.
ana he was poor--that bis salary ms
Professor enabled him barely to hold
his own--that when elected superin-
tendent, all Of his real estate. q few
acres near Greencastle. was under
mortgage--that his salary for the two
years was $4,000. out Of which he had
to support his family--that he now
owns about 1000 acres OF land in Jas
per county and about 1000 in Iowa
that he spent large sum in cultiva
ting and improving the former. last
summer, sending at one time ten or
twelve yoke Of oxen for plcwing pur-
poses--that he built in Greencastle a
house worth $4,000, and after all had
enough to buy half Of the Sentinel Of
fee. The Banner adds:
"Agaln. we say. where did the
money como from? In short. out OF
$4,000 he has kept his family for two
years, made several trips "down east
to see his Yankee friends, bought
5000 acres ofland. spent at least two
thousand dollars for hired help, built
a Eve thousand dollar house, Yet has
enough left to buy one half of the
State Sentinel establishment! If the
charge is not true, we again repeat,
where didhe get his money? People
may lie, but figures never. a7 4
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

The Professor denies, in his Seni-
mel. that he voted for Bhney and Van
Buren, rs Abolitionists. We have no
evidence that he did. and hence
cheerfully allow him the benefit Of his
denial If it can benefit HIM any. We
are only sure Of one thing. and that il,
that most of the students of Asbury
University. from 1910 to 1889. re-
garded him as strong anti-slavery
man, or Abolitionist. and we think all
the more of him for that. Speaking of
his past history on this point. Patrick,
Of the Banner. says:
That he was an abolilionist when
he came here, and that his personal
friends and those connected with him.
know this to be true, in substance and
in fact, cannot be successfully contra
dicted. There are hundreds Of
Students scattered all over the
west. who know this charge 10 be true.
For years after he came to GrCencas-
tie, there was not TO be found a man
who ever questioned tho genuineness
Of is abolItionism--in short. it WIS
supp ,sed that it was a part Of his reli-
gion, and that he promulgated his alb
clifton notions as a matter Of religious
duty.
Ii he did not vote for Birney, why
did be not deny il at the time when
his fellow citizens all perfectly under
stood where the vote for Birney came
from? Then, with him, il was a mat
ter Of pride. of duty, to cast such a
vote, and the people here at the time
well knew It.
The matter Is too fresh in the minds
of The people OF Putnam county foi
him to worm out oft. No Yankee de-
vice Of his crn deceive the passes
He by his own acts has r'aced himself
in this unpleasant dilen 5. Now. il
there are any more d. ieimers, ",
shall see what the old Beard o.
Trustees of the University have to
say as to the lruth Of our charge. Il
so happens that several OF them am
yet alive. and who have not forgotten
their efforts TO mxssls him on this very
question.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22


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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
EXECUTORS SALE

Notice Is hereby glvoa thai win teil Al public
auction, on tainfds, the fifteenth day 81 Aafch
next al Ike late residence Of jthn Steele. 81
bloominrTrnFe Township. frank lin County. de-
ceased, all ais personal property fuot frrcIdrn rs
ocQucatludl consisting 81 horses. hort. fatIlf.
sheep. torn, Qus, ole wagon, Attaining utensils.
household aud lifitn farniiuro &c. credit OF
Twelve uonihl y ~ be gwen on lll sums over
three dollara, The purchaser giving ks nos ia
approved security, waving ysluEtion 1nd a..
isb g JAMES srEELE. Exsessor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

The ladies Of Mesamora win give an
Oyster supper at The Temperance Hall
on Wednesday evening, eth inst the
pleasure Of which Is for the people In
general. and the profits, for the repair
Of the Methodist church.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

WANTED MMEDIATELY-A good
liar, to go to Kansas. He must be
thoroughly acquainted with his trade,
and have a capacity for manufacturing
a story strong enough to endure one
week without n 'Ilat contradiction"
" y Er.
s The Express editor can save the
salary by going himself We know Of
aobody who ellis his bill" better
lid. Jour.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

ETThe Boston Telegraph says ihat
a Mrs. Clark, under the influence Of
considerable excitement superinduced
by the whaling given her son by a Mr.
b. s. Hathaway. did then. on Friday
last. aud there, in the village Of AS
sonct, iuconlinently whale. beat. fnock
down and grieyously lick the said
Hathaway with a stick of wood, He
was found by The Esighbors bleeding
profusely and crying vigorously.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

zTGovernor shannon is in Wash
ington. to receive instructions from the
Commander in Chief, in regard to en-
forcing the laws that enslave the set
tiers Of Kansas. 1ifs's ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

A Temperance Lecturer. descanting
on the essential and purifying quail
ties Of cold water, remarked as q
knock-down argument, that "when the
world became 50 corrupt that the Lord
could do nothing else with il, he was
obliged to give It a thorough sousing
in cold water" Yes" replied a wsg.
"butit killed every darned critier on
the face Of the airth."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

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Sssssiss, ;ks isrrsss eirssisiisn {. Indians, -,
e.o{. psrAsps. two paper m indisnspolIss and
s|nsries q As vzsI'AIs.' Re.'1'se p No 70
g WhIss Wn6sr valloy. vii. 40 veil % rsnsm-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
FXFUIJTOR.S NOTTCF-

Notice Il hereby given that ne undoullaed be .
bean appointed executor OF the lat viii Of John
steele, late 81 FInnt In toouff, deceased. said
estate IL supposed 10 be solvent
leb g JAMS kIEELR. ExecnloE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

Licenses Issued to Feb. 10th 1860
Sylvester Stone TO Mary A. Kennedy.
Charles II. Stevens 10 ElizaJ. Plough
James Goudie 70 Rebecca L. Apple
ton.
Edmund J. cheng to Priscilla liggett.
Robert Irwin TO Margaret J Dunn.
Joseph Shilling to Frcderika Sands
Amos Hoffman to Nancy J. Harley.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
Marrisb.
Ne6 ADVERTISEMENTS.

PRoT. woobs Ham RESTORATIVE. The iesilmo-
ny OF all who have thoroughly tested The virtues
The gray, aud the bald. eradicate dlseases Of the
Scalp, preserve the hair from falling, and pre-
serve the color perfectly 70 extreme old age. "a
lsnow put up both with and without sediments.
See Advertisement.
For sale ., Nv. JOHNSTON. BrOokyilis.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
Tho State Of Indiana In the Frankiln circun
Franklin County. Court

Civil action
Samuel sboup, and Henry VAN aud attach
nernen ARRIVING partners of menf.
Ihe nrn of''shoap, Vsnhergeny
q Co..
me above named defendants. being non-re.i-
dents 81 The state Of Indiana. VIII take nollco OF
TIC pcndency Of thc above entitled aciIna. and 10
appeal ~ lhe Cifcnit Court Cor The Cnnniv If
trunkhn Ia the state Of Indiana. before me Judge
lhereof o. the second day Of The next term lhero-
Of, % b. held al ne Court iiousf IN nrooktllle,
~ the said caunty % Ffanklin and STATE o. IN.
diana. on the nrst Monday % August nexi. II
which term said notion viii sand Cor trial. and
answer TIE complaint % said plaInfn.
Witness john N. Johnston, CLERK 90 snid Courl
thls 18Th . a. Of Fohrna ~. A.. y. fe51.
JOHN ~. JOHNSTON. CLERK.
Wusoe MoRfow, Atty forplantf
feb - 3w go
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22
UNION BAKERY,

he Subscriber has opened Bakery 81 ne
housa familiarity known a. The Old bnrk Horn.
on Main nnrgcss Street. where he viii keep con-
SANITY. fresh sieht bread. and all sorfs 81 eakcs
nad crackers. lie u also prepared 70 do baking
for Weddings and parties Al short notice.
feb e 3ms WILLIAM SELkENG.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

RTWhy is John L. Robinson a
a coward? Because Lardoil will run.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

sxLooE out for shawl
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
RaYmpnl and Shaw.

", should like Ia know on what issue, or Tor
what good reason 1.-THE Americans uf rcSa, Wish
To turn james y Shaw and James II Raymond
an, Of Office, II i true that Mr. Shaw was not
exactly 10 " ,lo manor horn, lut he las hacome
pretty wei, acciuatcd in this country, tie un-
dcrstands American institutions perhaps as we'll
rs the average Of the natives and has manifested
some devotion TO them, lie was not considered
disqualified by the accident of his birth to iiers
tiIy himself with the gloomy fortunes of Texas
at an early period; nor TO serve her faithfully
honestly, and efficiently, when little recomprnto
WAS the price of service As 70 Mr. Raymond,
he is an American and Texan all over, lie has
been at the head of the Treasury Department, rs
Mr. Shaw has been at the head o. the ,omptruil.
er's, ever since those departments were organized
on the present system. Nobody doubts their
competency, but il is conceded that better quail.
fed incumbents could not hc found anywhere. -
Their honesty and faithful discharge Of duty can
not be brought in question, Every session of the
Legislature these departments have hecn subject
ed TO the most rigid and sCgutinilins examinations
by committees, and nc; an eg:or tho most trivial
nor O mistake the ms: frivolous could be found
in MI their transactions. We believe u few years
ago q committee OF tho Legislature did find ar
error o. two bits in the Comp:rollcr's objective
hits belonging to nobody, according tc Mr. Shaw
books. And il is said that the committee thu,
Investigated the Treasury at tho late session did
find eJtne five or six thousand dollars in Mr. RAY
mond's keeping, over and above the funds bclon.-
ing to the State. Nothing very wror- IN thu. We
presume. II these vicn arc qualified. and lave.
during u long series Of years. never y.r,ed .
hairs breadth from tho right path. where is the
good sense or policy OF turning them OUT Ought
men of tried capacity and honesty give place to
men whose qualifications have not been tested,
aud whose integrity has not been tried We
do not doubt that Mcssrs Robertson and larltpn
arc honest, good men. We know the forme. to
be worthy gentleman, moritorious man; anl
we doubt not tie latter is equally So Bur We
cannot giyc up Raymond and Shaw un il ii is
shown that some good reason exists for y change
Until it is shown that better qualified or moro
honest mcn are to hc had, and that will he the
overw helmiug verdict the people of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
GIN CHAMBERS TrRRAQrGous MAcIuyr.-The

GIN CHAMBERS TERRAQrEors MAcuINE.--The
Legislature passed charter for the benefit of
Gen Chambers Terraqucous Machine, or vessel
The Joint committee to whom his memorial was
referred, reported that Gen Chambers had appear
edbeiore the committee and fully and frankly c4-
planned the machine which he claims to lave in
vented; that the machine, as explained, is con-
structed on well known and we'll established
principles Of physics, and is to be operated by =
POWER or powers in common use. They decline
expressing an opinirn AS to the prscticablity of
thc invention. They report hack the bill refer
rcd 10 them with amendments, and recommend
its passage. The BILL us passed makes no np-
propriati m of money, and donates 4 land bonus
only on the contingency of the success of the in
vcntun, when % miles Of the road is in actual
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

We are panied to announce an extraordinary
snd distressing accident that bef', Hon Turner l.
G em. TO- Iepres-ntatiFe from Hopkins county,
whist on lis way from the capitol 10 bis home
in IIoJ kins. lie arrived siie.y at Waxahatehic
on tie. inst, apparently ,,seSceent health
sud 10 ihe poSsc>s;on OF al his faculties. This
WIS late in the Afternoon. Early that night,
without ary of the usual irens'ni'ory symptoms,
i've was = married man, having united his fortunes
for life @;t thass pf one af the fair daughters Of
Fl,is ,auaU il = .baHe.i THAT lc msy sur1ire.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
Prnm WashInrton.

PgNCAs RIsr ANp GREGLEY, Washington,
JgH 2g-'lh, Hon, Albert Rust, member o.
the hnure Of Representatives from Arlnnns,
and Horace Graclv had fmcas on the Ayen-
ne twice to-day. Fists were the weapons on the
first o,casioni ON the second heavy aud se-
vcrc Gaming was inflicted on Greely. Mr.
Rus is Represented TO have been accompanied
hy friends nj the time OF the occurrence; Gree.
lev not. The difficulty is reported to have
arisVn ont ol offensive remarks and denuncn-
tons made by the latter in reference to pro.
position made in the House BY Mr.. Rust. TO
set aside all the candidates hitherto supported
for the Speakrrship,
SENATg PRiyoNG--A Democratic caucus,
held to-day, resolved an renominaiing NichoI.
son ior the post Of Printer 10 the Senate,
Tue PREslpeNrs MESSAGE IN ENGLANp.-
The Presidents message hns been ceved in
England, aud was generally very layoraJly re-
gardcd.
MGSSAGg FROM THE PRESlDFYT,-H HGhiRg.
tgR, Jan. 2l.---A Message was receives to-day
from the President, relating to kiusii fairs
ilr concludes by saying ii the people e. Kan.
sls desire - Stale ornaflon, and their popula
ton Is sufficient, the proper course would BE-
to call Il convention, composed OF delegates
from ,hr different sections of the Territory.
and praplre constitution; and he recommends
the pas sHga ol a Dw IN that effect. tina, her ad
mission into the Union may he lawful and prop
cr. He likewise recommends M approprio.
ton by the General Government to defray the
expenses necessary TO execute the laws and
maintain order in the Territory.
Pending the discussion as TO the prcpriety Of
referring the Message to I'll" irii"nry Com
mittec, Il Select Committee of Thirteen, or
Committee On Territories, the Senate adjourn
c4 un,l MONDAY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

CoMNIssIoNER CaosBY.--We learn that Capt.
Crosby. of the Land Office is cEerting himself to
issue patents to the colonlsts az fast the pa
pers can be examined. Capt Crosby deserves the
thanks of the people everywhere for tl!e faithful
and assiduous discharge Of the oncrous duties Of
his Office The admirable order, regularity and
precision with which the records in his Office are
kept, is the subject of universal commendatou !:
as is the faithful, prompt, and uutirlng attention
to business of himself and his excellent and intel
ligent corps of clerks. Capt. Crosby especially
merits the good will Of the citizens Of Peters col
ony for his constant and untiring efforts in for
wardng the perfection Of their titles. cloud was
thrown over him with some of his friends in this
region, last sumner, in reference to his connex-
ion with the know-nothing party. 1t was repre-
sented that whilst declining, from prudential mo-
tives, the nomination OF that party for Comiuis-
sioncr of the General Land Office, he was still
Jealous member Of the order. This lost him Iaa-
ny VOTES in this country; bat we are satisfied
from the most reliable information. that in that
representation injustice was done Capt Crosby
lie withdrew from the kncw-n)tlnng order long
before the last election, and had no connection
with them whatever. lrthis hal been known he
would haze lost TO votes in Peters colony. except
it mag lave been few 0. the racre rabid know
nothirgs.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

EJ- Attention ID called 10 the card Of Messrs
Allen, Bagby & Co. receiving and forwarding
Merchants, Houston, Texas. We take great
pleasure in recommending this excellent house to
such O! our merchants as may have business in
Houston. MesSrs Allen, Dagby x Co, are uni
cersully popular with their customers They are
provcraial for their laithfulncss, promptness and
Htrics attention to business entrusted to them
Their customers need fear no imposition or ne
eject while Matt. nasby il connected with the
house See card
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

One of tho last acts Of the ylousc Of Represeu.
tativcs was to discharge all its o!icerS--elorks,
sergeGnts nj arms, door.kccpors, &c. While
some Of its officers wese competent and efficient,
others were incompetent ar hahitually neglected
their duties, all were discharged in order TO
get clear OF the latter class
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

INCREASE cF JUpGrS' SALAREE3.- The salaries of
che Judges Of the Supreme Court have been in.
creased from !S2.GO0 to $1,000; that of District
Judges from $l,75O to $3.50 pcr annum. This
increase cannot. under tho provisions of the Con-
stitution. extend to the benefit Of Judges now in
piice during their present term Of service.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

- Our estmaJe friend, A L Mcclure, has
purchased the interest Of W Ewing in the Pal
estne AagocGtc, and has become associated with
Mr. Dale as co-m2prietor and editor. We well
come Me- again to the editorial fraternity and to
the ranks Of the unterrifed democracy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

E7y- The travelling pnblic arc referred to the
advertisement Of new stage line from Clarkes-
vile Vi" Washington, Ark, to Shreveport, La
This iiao at last renders complete the line of conf
inunication and travel from this region and West
crn Texas o Shreveport, desideratum that has
long b.on fit
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

The following i the only law passed in rela-
tion to presumption rights ct the late session of
the legislature. 1t is des sned to grant rc'i,f to
those prc.cmpton settler who settled ao pre-
emptionists within the Ii nits Of Peters Colony
previous to the ekpiratio of the go presumption
law, but while the Col my reservation was in
force, 1t conlirms their rights as though no reS'
eryaton had been in for ce ut that time, when
theirs is the Oldest genp ;no Claim, The bill was
iajrciucad in the Senate ly Sona.or Nll9n
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

So We Axe compelled to issue a half sheet
The pss. winter has been omphatcallT one of to-
tui aon-interouree hetwcon rl!is county and lous-
ton. and We ha.e found Il Impossible as yet to
get our paper tram ported from that place, where
we have Ind supply for some time past. 1t
may he on the way or it may not. We have gent
so Shreveport, hut it is doubtful whether it can
!.o purchased there. We shall resume our usual
dimensions just rs carly rs wo possibly can.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

~ Tho hill re!!nquishins the State Taxes for
1861 to tho severa! countias passed both lious-
cs 1t ID not known what vii! he its .ate in the
hands Of the Governor.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

IT A company of emigrants for California,
was organized at Gainesville, Cook county, on
thc lst of February. The company design start
ing about the LIST Of May. Persons from the
adjoining counties designing to visit the golden
State, are invited to join the company. Farther
information will he furnished by addressing +
X Salisbury, Gainesville.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

ia Co4frm The Titles Of Certaia Pre.emption'
Settlers iFHhi@thcl ] ImitScf Peters Colony.
SEC. |. Be j. enact ed By thc Legislature q
the State Of TeraS, II mt all persons who SET
tied us pre-emptors " iihin the limits of the
coony granted to ". S. Peters and others,
prior to the twen1y-ir, tday Of December, 1888,
shall be entitled to tn amount of land granted
to presumption settler ) by the law in force At
the date Of their said settlement, by complying
with all the provision of the same: ProciJs3;
that when the lands b ave been surveyed by any
legally authorized S. 'rveyor, it shall not be ne
ceSSnry TO have the same re-surveycd; ant
proriici jurthcr. Ii; II in ali cases Of conflict OF
title, whether by loo aion O. pre-emption, the
oldest genuine claim shall have the preference ;
aud that this act tai c effect from and after lis
passage.
Approved, 26th lnnury, 1855.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

G;5'' &. Walker, Esq, Of Tarrant county, is
randidato for District Surveyor of the Denton
Land District. Tlis ia the largest land district
in the state, and te office is u very important and
lucrative one. See A!r Walker announcement
In to-day's paper.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16

MEYBsRs OF THE LEGIsLAruRg RETURNED Hons
J W Throekmorton, of Collin, G r Reeves, Of
Grayson, and Il L Hines, Of Titus, arri we'd in
town on Saturday night en- route Tor their homes.
And Hon. Turner l. Green, of Hopkins, and his
newly welded wife, and Hon. f NJ Doughcrty. of
Collin, were in town on Tuesday night last, aud
LEFT the next morning for home.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-02-16
DEMCcRATrC TICKET.

ELECTORS rOE THE STATE AT LARGE.
FRANK w. BoWDEN. W. R, SCURRY.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
A. y. HOOD, A. j. HAMILTON.
SUB-EIECTOR FOR 10th JUDICIAL DISTRICT
JOHN ]. GOOD. of Dallas,
FOR COMPTROLLER,
JAMES B. SHAW, Of Travis.
FOR TREASU RER,
JAMES H. RAYMCND OF Travis
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES WILLIE, Of Washington.
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a bill donating ono league o' land TO Mrs.
Elizabeth Crockett, widow Of Dayy Crockett, one
of the heroes Of the Alamo, passed both Houses
of the Legislature.
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Fo. DISTRICT ATTORNEY,

The vote Of those counties marked thus are
official. 1hcOe marked thus arc incomplete or
not reliable.