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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
CONGREssIoNAL.

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No Speaker YET The slavery ex-
tensiou'sts' who have 2 majority in Che
House cannot yet unite on . man.
and ye' persist an preventing the plu-
ral''y ruie' which would compel them
20 un''e' or allow the trends OF 'ree-
oom 70 elect 'ne'r man. IN TINS case
rs IN III o'ncfs' where inc interests Oh
slavery are IN question: there Is a per-
zee. jas'on o. 'ne trends Of slavery
IN ms case ~ wou'd seem strange
ina. the immaculate democracy 50
readily unite with the "assassIns, =
murderer !. q .'sr J" tors commonly
ca''so nnow No'"'ess ou' Is noun
ing new. There never have been two
PA''e' '" '"e S0''' On '"s question o.
slavery -. s.. - 80. "a, +,
Inc if 'le's o. Dan KS anu Freedom 't
nave nau nnS' caucus ~ ""cn
'nss Is''.saa % vose nor - banks un'l'
'ne s'n % mA'cn 700 'ns I" "gn''
l. Is Is what a We urged . month ago
Inc 'f'onos q ffeeoom everywnere
v" sps'''n 'nom IN .m'' nor 'na'
D"nks - any 0esser snao camPoeh'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Am AND CoxroKr.--The Sentinel
thus encourages the southernersto mob
Abolitionists: sf e :. 10 =.
1--WE uiterly condemn and abhor ev-
erything in the shape of mob law
We think the circumstances which can
justify mob violence must be Of the
most outrageous character. and We are
far from justifying even tho slight pun
ishment administered to Mr.. Brady
But We cannot but regard that individ.
ual's conduct under all tho ciroum.
stances Is entirely inexcusable. The
action OF the Lexington people under
the clrcumstsncess not at all singu
ee4 ksm - ~ ~ .ss,sat
This language contrasts strsngel,
vith the language used against Pass
moro Williamson, when he informed .
FREQ vomn-msds FREQ BY tho &C
of her former owner--that she was q
! liberty to where she pleased. 2
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

+ CEpAR Grove. Jan. %, 1856. 3,
Mn. Observation-Disclosures is mani-
Testing itself in our once quiet village.
TO an alarming extent. There has
been more drunkenness here in the
last ten days, than there was in the
Eve months previous to tie decision Of
Judge Perkins, which let loose the
monster that had been chained for q
season. But II Is having its cffcct.--
| have heard several old liners say
that they are now in favor Of Prohibi-
ton, though they formerly opposed
IL. and no party drill can make them
support men that oppose it. What
they have seen Of the late law. con-
vinces them. not only that law can
be enforced IL backed by suitable PEN
alties, but that when enforced II viii
work we'll. There arc now three dog
geries here. in full blast. q. Men and
boys are going il with rush.~sIt is
disgusting TO any decent man 10 wit
ness their actions. - rs4ssc. al 81,
herewith send you the name Of an
old liner. who wants to take your pa
per. He has always voted with the
so-called Democratic party but he can
no longer lend his influence TO support
such state Of affairs as now exists.
You may expect several new subscri-
bers from this place soon. The ladies
ara with us in the temperance cause.
and their influence will be felt ~ a
esarps ias A DEMO GRAFT,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

How 1T Is REcxrvEp.-The news Of
Judge Reds opinion was differently
received by our Dutch neighbors.-
One old bruiser on Blue Greek. who
wants to keep sober, but cannot
amidst so much temptation said; vPy
sure. dc vimmens Of prookville ought
to gets their aprons full Of eggs and
stone him nit eggs" A liquor seller
in town. on hearing il. said: The
shudge knows vat Is goos for him.---
II he had said that law was MT oncon-
sdtutonal, he would never get no
more sherman votes"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

..I y. Hf1rr~@H-rT ~-<& Z. Ia.
GE- Extract from a letter by the
Rev. Mr.. Churchill, Of Boston, who ~
now travelling for bis health in the
East. ef f.i 7ia.3 80 7'fat
at gives one an ever present idea
Of the expensive enterprise Of his ccun-
trymen, to find their commodities Of
commerce continually in his path
wherever he goes. Ihave not visited
any considerable city Of Turkey,
where did not find The Medicines Of
my country represented by Ayers
Cherry PICTORIAL In Smyrna, Aleppo,
JaIfa. Jerusalem and Cohstantinoplc,
we see in each on the door post Of
some bazaar, the popularity Ameri-
can looking Iron card, OF DR., Aver,
saying In language which not one in
thousand of the passers by can read
Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL for Coughs
Colds and Consumption, sold here .
On shelf behind the cross-legge d
mussulman, are seen the bottles with
their English, Spanish. French and
German faces turned towards the
crowd, and on enquirin1 we are told
that foreigners are not the only purcha-
sers, but the true believers themselves
waive their trust in fate TO try this
product OF American skill. when they
find there is no other cure for them, F"
81 was told yesterday that the Cher
ry Pectoral had been presented TO the
Sultan, and is now ia constant use in
his harem, and in the Hospitals Of The
Empire. ~ ~ e
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
r7vThc State ssniiael has agail

s ErThc State Sentinel has again
changed hands. Maj, Morrison and
Prof. Larrabee have become the edit
ors--Maj. Morrison only during the
canvass, Prof Lsrrabee permanently,
from which we infer thathe has no idea
Of becoming Superintendent Of Public
Instruction. as either editing the SEN
tireI or experimenting the Schools. is
as much as any one man can do. We
are glad togreet HMM his present po-
sition. Its understood that Hon. j..
D. Brightas owner OF thematerials.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

In pursuance OF an order OF the Franklin coan
~ Court OF Common Pleas, tho undersigned will
sell nj public auction; on The premises, on hatur-
day the frsl day OF March, ls4, between tho
hours OF D A. NJ, and 4 p. NJ, tho following de-
scribed real estate. to-wit: rs t-tE# .I
Lot No. q In that part Of the town OF un-
Ion laid on by islaah 4. updikc. There Is on
this lot two story frame dwelling house.
Also-the undivided half % thai valuable S4a
MN property adjaeant % said town Of Vnon, con.
'Aiso-a lotof about nffcon ncres In the west
sIde Of the north cast quarter Of section n.
Township 0, Range 2. and on tho nofsh side OF
tho Rockville and Oxford Sfate Road. being -the
same LOT purchased By William X Howell, Of
Aisc-abont I acres An the form Of pauileIo.
gram-in the north west corner of The north east
quarter Of section II aforesaid (cxcspt The small
enclosure on which stands n selooi house.) telpg
tho Same lot purchased b. William X. Howell 81
William lanlus: on this lot is q large new barn.
TERMS OF SALt. = -.
One third OF the purchase moaey 10 Be paid
down on tho day OF saic-onc third In month";, aud
ono th, rd In eighteen months hereafter and for
the deferred payments tho purchaser will be 70.
quircd 70 give his noto with freehold security, %
DO approved BY he undersigned, waving The val
uailon laws WILLIAM }. fkck,
tIN1 t<4 Commissioner
4 feb. I-lw. ... 4. p. =.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Licenses Issued. to Jan. seth. 1855.
Joseph Bierbesser to Magdalena Vein.
traut. ''''-' -. :, -
Joseph Armstrong to Mary 0verman.
william Moore to Margaret Cruise.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

them " Congress, In the peculiarit'es
'ofthe Nebraska bill. Vow we under.
take o BAY that Gov. shannon had no
choic> IN the matter. as the chosen in
strunpen< Of ne Spurious power but
to enforce the laws. as he found them
or resign.
But the duty Of the people is another
thing. TWAS a law Without their con-
sent. and in opposition to their wishes.
They had no choice but rebellion.
The illustration from the revolution is
very far from being Objectionable. It
|is just in point, in every respect. We
adopt Z ~ entirely appropriate Gov
renor Hutchinson had no choice, while
he consented to act as an instrument
Of oppression, but 10 enforce the man.
dates Of the throne. While he re-,
manned governor, he was bound TO
obey the powers above him. just as
Governor Shannon is. The remedy.
Was not Ia inaclion on his part, but in
repeating the odiouss laws. just a. u il
in this Gaze. But. there Is the rub,
and the Jefvson;an knows IL It's
humilisting to beck out from the POI
80. -dsssrS;nr ,,s'' san ~. h.s
$50. - = -
caused all me s!0uO'e' ana musse.u's
'u'n no'': MOI l'psa.sa. Inc
femsoy = IN oons''s' 0a' n' P'''
''"v'sy s'as'e VIII .,' lever s, e s. =
NY "'ena"'n' 'n"' van .s'0' " ' =,
oom ana 'ne press unaeF ~ con'f0''
'ass ss' up some APo''s, -. 'ns''
In0uea We 40 NOT "'.n " o''su
49, ns '''' ~ ue's"1 - o :.
We've We "''' 40 - 'n'' ' 0n's' -
n~ ~s',ss. " 'vns,s'. ~ 'ne .s' !,
~" " 's'as''n - ING ':ss's's.. INV"
sss e'so'sa ana eons''iso ~ nilsson y
49, -
same 70 sHys' I've quos' ''0n wy
WV A' " ''e -ss'
yIns mrs. Lsgslsuve n = s
go - ~ 1870. ~ ,~er.hs-s No.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

he Il remcmsefcd nat on he sssb day Of Jana.
AIRY. A. ID. 1880. the above samed petitions died IN
Me Clerks ofiiss q Me Court Of Common Pleas
for the county OF frankiin ~ Ne stats Of Indiana
On ,Aeaionl heif petition Tor The Partition OF the
real estate therein mentioned, which belonged 20
R,ielrh Woodworil. 'ls,o Of ssId COUNTY. a the
time OF his deeeasc; and a appearing B, a1adasll
n,ed, that the above naned iindl> y. Johnson.
tli2a Johnson, 'WflIiam Wood. fiufa Mood.
William Moore, and Amanda Mooro. are not fezl /.
dents OF The SLATE OF tpd!ape, nouee Il lhsrsfore
hereby given 20 the said lady d. John son, llixa
Johnson, william Wood, Ki>Irn Wood, William
Moore, and Amanda Moore. o. Mo iendcnts OF
said petition, and 70 be and appear Ia the Court Of
Common Pleas Of the County 81 frafklln a fore.
said, on the second day OF tho next trm thereof
70 BE- held at the coutt fiouss N nfookylllc, IN
said county stale OF insfiana, on The nfsi honia,
OF April, A. ID 1850, 10 answer The said petition.
of said peiiionsrs. AZ which Term said sc on wIll
Witness John N. tohnson, Clerk OF sald courI
this asth day OF January a. y: 1850
JOHN NJ. JOHNSTON. Clerk.
Jso.u fAseostAs, Ese, Auy Cor petitioners.
feb 3w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

An,.n, Al. oo.,.,<.s 1,...~c~... I. n. I. n 80;
- ~ 4, 49, - ~ - =, -[-,. -<~'-<F I-<I !
maze ~ VIA fepefaton 70 isslii1Afs tho bar1nesl<
Of iiie--neFease u. emo, ment ana cven prolsae'
'n' ''t'l 81 npmsp hone 80 - nanpd
o. 'aef' .s1 vH'-e 70 msnkind, ~ - 4s-''1T =.
butien o. Chemistry 20 no HeaIin< A.. ~ -
trial ~ xlriacs throughout f>i> Lro>6 .>.I,,-- n
I. -.-...-- ,....-, ,--.' :. -
ms proven ''lo"a aonot, that No mc0clno q !.
combination Of medicines yen known ca q s6r1- =
n control ana carc tho nu,aero.. .sr..<<>- - =
,.,.,o,s,, 49,. 80. ,-..- <...'-.r - >
f''"''''' e'''1se "''sh ""te n'Lhsr3 fEeDs
nom onf iHidst thousands nn1 uAens.1GG -
cry year. Indeed. there Is 1bnnds>< 49, 49,,
believe a Remedy hns a I,o< 4, 49, 49,
which can be rolled cn'.n cure ne most oonco< "
not per,nis Us % puell.h an, propor'oa q ~
cu@rs effected BY a. use. butve prercnt - ~ =
lownes--sud rcfer fur,her cnqulryto - <|n'1. ~
-. .s....... -. ,,..... !, -. - u - ~.
"a" n''n"''sf "".'n 20 't'.' p'''" "sa@ ~ |
f,,, par,,s,s,. and ,ss,'ns,.s's 49,, 49, q
ssalsmcas.. 49, 81
oase Or rnn'pof':''c iesle.s = ~. (, i
pr. {: Aver, pca, sir:,- = Is5s CO... ~ s
yeafe old hasj pt recoscreA frpsp a1oAng 49,
aitack ofu4i|FAant heafl<t I<<U<, ~ 49, ~
rotten. ana e<cry re<sea 1a. <<sl1~1 hl~. 49,
nepuncee him dead sh.i1. fisvink see4 $50
es. rs. .ss,,s a, ~ ~ a.s,t,s 49, ~
success, ~as induced 70 q, u on NJ l.Is eeys-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

But thatis no reason why II. q A. n. Haekudgs
Of NotamotA. sahnot sell -4hsapar md t1if4f
goods than any house N The valley, consisting ofn
general assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
oueenswarc, Hardware, cuuey, Boots and
Shoes, IIats, s:aps and general assortment Of
proved Shanghai s<ylcs. We would rospoetfn.is
call The attention the ladies 70 our stock Of
Silks, Dc LANES, DO Bcrges, Alpacas, Cashncrs,
de-. also Shavlsof various Dckcfipfions, Dres.
Trimmings, jcweir,, aud general nssortment Of
Yankee Notions, which we postivol, Will reli as
cheap hnot cheaper Than any house IN The valley,
for cash or approved country produce. We re.
turn our sincere thanks for Former patronage, and
see ue.
4 II indebted 10 us will please call and seiile up
their accounts, ~ Nc must have monef, or We
cannot contlno 70 sell goods 20 cheap.
fab. lam. ii, -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

3TThe reason Why ladies dodge
an offer Of marriage is because the
question Is popped at them.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Judge Perkins. in his late decision
on whisky says. a'F !.
I. "The Court knows, aud Is capable
OF judcially asserting The fact that
the us Of beer and liquors as a beyer.
age is not necessarily hurtful. any
more than the use OF lemonade or ice.
cream" 49,
AS there were no dieta,. on that
point, before Judge Perkins. and as no
law asserts II, the knowledge must
have been obtained by experimenting.
1' lIrf'' = L. fIH =
hFIt Is supposed the price of
whisky will rise about the time ID. ID.
Jones commences his cansass rs dis.
trict clectors--- Hepu5iieaa. rl i d
The above Is 4 low. base insinna-
ton. Mr.. Jones as respectable a
gentleman as there is in this Congress
sionai Observation-Disclosures. = aFo
II the Jacksoniau had added "and
the best embodiment OF Democracy as
II is," he would have been about
right. Nv. Jones's habits most pre-
eminen,ly qualify him for the post as
signed him, and Lardoips endorse
ment Of him is just in point.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

-: s,.' NM ws,ss '1s;< @i1 Sscsli 3 rsnem-
ben ~ ~ - ~ 5 80 So ~
-urruuuur1uIuu1u1u.ss1|.1II.l .I..ll.z.-Ds
1~0sr.c-zr., T.eris.e. eri'a..
-. - :, - 1890
'oF qF 1890 y ''' y ~ =. :
man complain That We have not pou-
ced fhoir terrfble enalanehs upon -
q. tbe several duties q ths ezeculives
80 ,.c.,,. - K.n..s NJ probsblv
49,, -. 80 -.
ovs - 81 go g. ny e''n ~
u = thGf 30 - not erank y. oF<ny
of notiooeoDut - hey evidently
49, o<1svS,sv. snd wsll b unhxppy
unlR S psy uouas attention 10
"a yin crafty shsn sshsy are
~ I'm = ,...ussysd .h.s =. ..id:
"o~ ~, d rsoIvsuce d ne eourue
~ -. - -I1s - PPealdsnk Pierce
o. 49, "a. ~ <.'---.'.s - - 49,
s:.-.s' -. - ~ 49, - 'e;xs s6er
ny ..,~ko,~ e;sj.~ ~ Al CO.
49, sS<r;'<,5 ,rs. iSs jsvs tbsx *
IL ,1V1@ z moi {6InF' i he prefeQa.
tivSet(4r1 ezscullve 70 enforce some
law ID ~ elders. That the laws
~ 49, -, 49, - hsvc az M.
dom. ~ jp1(ioo, nd democracy. yet
thsy 60 IL huD Of the land, and
must - e16srce4 entilrepeaied. Nei-
ther President Pierce nor Governor vernon
T 49,. =. =. en4 ,rs = ;at s.'s , :;
he isrr;sorv sn6mit. Or leave the ter
risov5.s'1 81 = r. 81 = ss'e,' 81
Aner qtoeke Ills. the Js6tssoniak
uses ~ M il the following logical
st7I5. go = >.@r 49, CO.
sk6f6. roader. you have . body Of
mol eorseiops dover Law divinity. !,
promulgated p "n'ehsr t Isv, pol ~;
icat ~ - 1 s1n 9<s 'ns 49, 49, ~"
~ i;s;s' - es;t Il ~ 5ss'sr = he ssss e
sr' w th|sf / entirely cIsaS. tha'
duties - sesslailse bstweep the gov-
eruep, 80 ooysned' ~ 3ersiore.
. - ke1ee. e1ze!y. = = 'nS su'y
t 4. ne 49, s.i d 1. equally The duty q
The - % obsv Am. s'AonibIs. =
and - ~ wlh every idea Of FREQ.
dosa ~ iustioe sn9 dsmoeraey" q
hey ~ 3: ~ 10. !; k 4 ca = q .
SsS 80 NC c,' 49, = ~ - 5ie.~svs'
"a a. ~ ~ ycr rseos,rsp]
people % ''obey God rather than man. =
Have y.a eonsidered the conssquen'
ses @ which your aSc1,ns T 8. ,s 's1 g
.aw 49, ~ -rs>i,' 1',ey,i "a snu =
r;ous S6~sf ss5stIonise pciyrany
adaIizFv 6Sfds;r. I'd ACCORDING
- = 4. H. a 1--.x-<- A. - -. ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

- = - = - ~ X0&I@2XX|
Etna Insurance COMPANY. ~
1856, as required By <6s xo1I
the State Of indiana. r4t1
me s % s ss., Ss,e p s,sss,s
The Capital Il Five uusdted 1hoosnn( %
and \ paid up. The 1escs ~ ~. Co. - %
s<h Ia hznd> and n fbunlz Houk 49,. ~
Cash IN he hands Of Agents. 49,. ri
cnsh on special deposits. dn ~1nr In1or- = y
e., ~ foon,x and i1srsIcrd sanks...- 11o1I
Z, Mortgage Bonds. end : rcr oout. a n q
s-ui Annually - -. . -. -. -. . . - -
Q incomc Bonds per cent ss1sl-an- =
ELECTROMAGNETIC. -.-..-.-... -
20 sia!eof Virginia Bonds PER ccnl.
ssmtennnnii<- ..----.. !. -. - - =
10 jcne, c|ll Wafer Iiouds, psFcon( -
srn.I-annu1I - -. - -. ........ T. -
: Milwaukee Cl<< Beads. - pr ccnl. ~
tcmi-sunuaii<-- y. 49, --.-...-. ~
10 IIarifos1 CITY Bonds, . pr cenl.
selni'snnusll< - -. ~. ..s...... l0.1|
xsas> 'dee ne Company sroarsd by
DIlls EcctiraD1c. payable a hon. ! -.
500 shsree Hartford asa He4 Ii1rcn = q
Railroad <tock. Observation-Disclosures. <r1
los Shares Hartford nad Provl<en>< 7 r
80 -.!.'s ~ -, ...- -
.. ., s1s :':,,. Is.'ea and efFs''si 80 q
$50 shares conuce.sca< Rivsr Islirssd -
Stock .-.... -<-..*<. j. -. -. - =. 10
50 .! shares Connecticut ''''s' csstn 20,
nsss,S. :. :: :: -. - - r
50 sharesjf hIss6.' l3s'> sssei W'IsSs- -
' snare. lsris sst s;scf. p,s.,
80 ~ haze r',s.a's, haak f'Ssl: - 9
600 shares res, f. =, aad nselsniss . q
sos shsres Esche1ss i,anf 49, fc;, -
ford. .......... $780,. q. - - q -
,,a Shars. <isic s,ock I<nk unr,fc,j ~ 4
I! 700 shares Gig hset stock Il.rsserd;. zlSl
. s.st = . ne.<>- a. ''-'"''' 20. ne'k
"a -. = , .-.- 80
/, teId--. ..s--. :---.< y -. ->.>---.. ~
". nn,te@ - ' x -<e'~"kc ns~@ ~
~, S'o 90, ~ ~ 49, reese. -
* -. sn. ~. .'''''' <~'f' 3<-'< #>c@-
cc< .o-~ !. 80. -. - -. Iu>M
900 81. s1s Ts,. Mechanics Bank s'oek' !. !,
no s, shs's 81. ns Va; More N''srea' ss<
ife shares Bank tu<rca. nunE s,szk
New York; ...---r---.-:,<.*<* -<-| TO-
100 shares s1nk fcput'ie, Bank SIo<1< !. ii
eeN York. :. -. =. .. =. $50. !: k,1
i's rnsr 1.,I Ban Scrrs'n ~r>1sn 71or<
s "a snare ; p'as asa' sF 7''sf ~,
$40 sss u us,ss Z - s. ~
e!o ofesh 81
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

,: ss:; =: - Z: k': 3 :s
csp>. porhors. tVo p41er> n IndianaE,Is, and Is
:Ss W>iss vssss 5<1sj} sin ds3elll . rsnem-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

) 60 Brother Lauaboe win make .
capital editor ifhe keeps o.. Speaking
Of some things said agninst one of the
candidates uses the following:
They are only the arguments Of such
gutter politicians as Milton Gregg and
Al. Patrick-men who have wormed
through all the filth. and wallowed
among all the stink pots Of political
degradation. until, like the skunk, they
emit no cdors except those the most
offensive 20 the nostrils Of decent men.
That isn'texactly in the style Of
hosabower, but il is near enough Tor
political purposes.
= tfff <frrff q II
fE- The Americans for the Oxford
mail were all put in the Post Office on
"Wednesday Of last week, and Should
have gone cut At the regular time.-
We shall not complain of such treat.
ment II may not have been an in,
territorial mistake, though tits remark.
able such mistakes never happen The
Democrat. In our opinion Posi-
Mauter that win violate the law, in rel
lstion to Post Office Printing win dc
~ f'n'nef8sl a 4|asc ta,,s.a So
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-01

Prof Larrabee breaches short pc.
litical sermon on Temperance. in his
g., od;,o,;sl It;s ,sx. q. .pro,h ro,, 4
So :. 49, as.a;vsd ., r. 49,, :, ..;,,'
,sss..'', i. 80 a. ',,,S ~ ~ !.
pitny ana po'h'eu sentences i'he 'ne
following; s. y. - -
eve deem il our duty 10 warn the
people, particularly TINT part Of them
who wish the success Of the Democrat
ic party, to beware Of the many artful
schemes Of our opponents 10 split off
from and disintcgrate the Democracy.
There is no GOOD reason why any
person should d.st s'',' the !, desire o. the
ue''Vs' ~ f, ~ ',,,sass;en Z E
P ma in noral;tv and 70 rcbsci ths avis
Of intemperance by all practicable and
constitutional means; -, 80 !, !,
Lney endeasol . appsh; sno con-
so'en , "nu me- a., .'as, ,, ~ ~
formers; but with the real motive Of
making them subservient TO their de-
signs by withdrawing them from a uni, UNI
y ~ nv "VNon wv" i w; S:.;J ps '
w. ns, cb vmS , " e', NE "',% sy =
rncl;gioo' nietv. TEMPERANCE. and All the
moral virtues TO secure political innu.
ence, money and place. Letthe pub
nc DC on ti'eir guard - 49,.
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III
Indianapolis. Jan. - 1851
Where's. he Ifnx Insurance CO. of Hsri<sv1-
has Med ~ 1vs ofirc <l1<rmenI of ~ eon1 <<on
o. ne - OF jsnusy 1854 ne a<f ~ ~ ~ croor-
cton and amendments properly <cFl|1s6 y. nnl
- written lnstrnment nominating IL Agents and
authorizing hem fully and unreserred,y v nc-
knowledge service Of process IN ne e<on< ~ &ols
Nov. therefore, In pursuzncc a ne rs lrr-
ment< Of "An act 70 amend an act cr<i(Ie6 - -
fof fbe incorporation 81 Inzuunce Comn1niss.
ee14,rf iAe.f Pywess and preecroiax ~ d.
gs, sIross.al nsrs. 3 rs esv.S I.ssssed
ne requirements and <pecircet,on< Of 6alac<. A.
Hiram - Iaiso,t- ko>l1or ~ - 500 - 1r11rr
DO hereby certify that Alfred Ward % BOOT rIle,
O. the Agent Of said Ionr<n{. Il aulhor1no1 ~
transact tbe bneia<<> 81 Insonnos = ~ 4 u
De said alma assurances CO.. % H1flfsr6 - 49,
Stale. up 70 ne Ia day Of LAZY. Ie<< u - -
teal natns r'>I % commissioned ~ oD11lr15<'
% he sa'e Complain y. DID,. 80. {, ( ! D +
rr... tps -srbsd ny name: .ad $3.50
ne srsI e 10 on~ - - $50.
800, n. <. IILn611. 1o7iss< IN - /. :
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There is nothing like popular sover-
eighty when the interests Of Slavery
are to be promoted, but when the
cause Of Freedom is at stake, the peo-
pie have no rights. Time was, in the
day Of Jackson, when Representa-
tives were to ''obey instructions or re-
sign" but there is none OF Jackson
Democracy now left. The Sentinel
thus defines the rights Of the people un-
der modern Democracy; orl . e..t y
J "When a gentleman Is elected TO
the Senate, with a full knowledge OF
his views on all the great questions Of
the day, no Legislature has the NOR
al right to instruct him to 90 con-
trary to his avowed sentiments, and
no upright and independent Sena-
tor wiz regard these missives called
"instrucuons," which an opposition
legislature may choose to annoy him
with" W
That Is popular sovereignty. Is exem'
plifed by Gen. Csss, when instructed
by the Michigan legislature, and rs en-
emplifcd by Gen. pugh, Of Ohio. =
Great friends Of the people are these
squatter Sovereignty msa. Remember
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state Of Indiana,
ErnnklIn County.

state OF Indians,2 !. .I..I,. 1. .......
Motto els hereby given, that DAVID frrke. Adj
mlnistrator OF the estate OF Isaao D. Price, eceas-
cd, has fied HE petition 10 sell the Real Estate Of
the deccdcnt, his personal being insufficient 20
pay his debts; and that said petition win be hoard
NJ the next term ofthe Court OF Common Pleas
Of said County. 81 At'esi :, ,o,,xsoS
~ - CO. 9. p. Fra nkiin County.
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ffactiCN iNtUItt. Lowell Im1m t<|-
Sold In Ircnk Vile n, n. ". Halle:
clifford q uspuf, I>o<<i. Ind.
q. Nancamp. Neltmcu~ 49, A. /<|4[
&. oxerton. Anasr<cn<iIie. = ||.|||| Il
W. A. Clark. Crews fozn1, ~, rravslin< 1~<~<-
feb. !, lrJ5-f moe.