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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1857-09-12
A CARD TO THE LADIES.

J. LEE JONES. v. D.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

= or W. S. Hildreth starts in a few days
for Missouri, and will either locate there,
or in Kansas. Will is a good fellow, and
let him 50 where he may. will have troops
of friends. But should he settle IN Kan
sas, and avow bis sentiments as boldly
there as he did here, the "Border Ruff
aus" will take him sure.
OF There are two Justices Of Peace TO
elect in this township at the ensueing
April election. A, j. Ross and j. H.
Moore are spoken Of as candidates.
OF VIM. Hite an aged citizen who
resided the vicinity Of the this place,
died few days since Of apoplexy.
or II was announced in the American
short time since that r. r. Spenser had
received the appointment Of Surveyor Of
Public Lands, in Kansas This was a
mistake. lie has not yet received an an-
swer to his letter. applying for the APP
pointment
OF Mr.. Jacob Orwell has a splendid
stock In the saddlery line. and holds out
great inducements to purchasers. Give
him a CALL
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

We have received file Of the Martins
Vile Gazette, giving an account Of an al
lodged attempt to kldnap colorcd man
in that place, by w. p. Quick Esq. and
others. The parties accused, were arrest.
cd, took two changes Of venue, and were
finally acquitted, 1.-The Gazette says, be-
cause the prosecuting witness were pre-
vented from attending, by high waters.
The colorcd man was taken under pre-
tense Of his being afugitive slave, but no
conveyance could be obtained 10 carry him
to the rail road, till morning. and he was
released. Such is, in short, the Gazettes
account. We believe Mr.. Quick admits
that the parties accused, did talk with a
negro, and question him as TO his freedom.
Itmay have been only jealous effort TO
obey tho constitution, and return an un-
claimed fugitive to his master, to save the
Union, and pocket the dollars.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
TO THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
FRANKLIN COUNTY

Ara meeting OF TIE Board Of Commissioner
a 81 fraukiin county, Ind. BEGAN o. the "a day
% March A. =; tss7. knd held a De cours House
following order o. said Board was made and en-
tered Of RECORD n March Term. le55. fo-wif:
whereas numerous petitions having been 1ied
vim the Board Of commissioners Tow here. przy-
ing the said Board 70 erect bridges 81 su'tsbie
points across the While water fI<er . IN tsr coun-
u Of franklin, Indiana. The Board hssI.s x-ix
considered the said petitions. have tctern're< u
erect Tho following bridges upon the conditions
hereina ter mentioned. te-wiii One q NE town
OF Lsnrsi. and one At The tosn Of BrookvIiie.
across the west fork Of white Water river. One
Al or near Cedar crote--obe NJ ~ near Nsr Trsn-
ION. across whits watsr r.ssr-ops a. he town
and one across lhe east FORK Of Waite Water nv
er NJ or near where The turnpike fesdire nom
Brook Vile 70 Fairfield crosses szld river
And y y hereby made the duty Of he In~pee-
county on Che hui Monday IN April. "A. b. 1851.
70 ask each quniined EIeesor wfo NAY vote Al
said election uhcth<r IL An favor Of Er1dros or
against bridges. nd that the answers V he qaes-
Ilon put 70 such election By ne Inspector BE- noted
clerks OF said election. and Il u flrsor made me
duty Of the Inspector and Judrcs Of said sI<r<Ion
IN the several townships Of this eouni, 70 cersfy
10 the udlior OF ibis county, tho number Of surk
turn OF The same o. he time reas,rsa sx ,.w q
make return OF Poll books and tally rapcrs OF
saId election 10 The CLERK Of The fnnIIIn Circuit
county is hereby required 70 furnish COZ ~ ths
foregoing order or Determinations 70 De EDITOR
Of the "ffankiIn Democracy and sslndiana Am.
ssrlcan.' printed and rabiluhed N ~ tovn o
n.ooa s'ns, tnr reese g. frsm ,ss ds.s q NE
33iiS u. QUICK. Asds,or
hsrehp@w % Frankiis cesnsy. Ind.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

Rev. A. Brunson, writing from Prairie
Du Chine. Wis, to the N. w. Christian
advocate, thus alludes to the past winter.
Guess wen not move there:
"This wiutcr, so far, has been the hard
est and we have had the most snow, OF
any that have witnessed in twenty-one
that / have been in this country, or that
I have seen in over fifty years In any
country. We have had at least sir feet
Of snow on the level, though not all at
once; say two and half feet on the ground
at one time, which was settled by rains at
different times. the only rains | have ever
known in this country in the winter, with
one or two exceptions. Asa consequences,
it has been very difficult to travel, so that
| have been prevented from reaching four
quarterly meetings, for which l started,
and from the want of roads in direct
course. Ihaye been compelled to travel,
in some instances, scores Of miles round,
so as 10 reach the main thoroughfares.-
have never, until this winter, known the
thermometer TO sink lower than thirty-six
degrees below zero, but on the 18th oil
January, it was down to forty-four degrees
The ice of the Mississippi, which is now
being removed to the ice-houses in blocks
shows depth Of two aud half feet.
Bro. Knibbs. the young preacher who
was lost and frozen badly, has lost one
foot at the instep, but is doing very vel
for one in his situation; the wound heal
ing as fast as could be expected, but h,
cannot yet leave his bed"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

A collection of the poems of this gifted
young lady, whose early death has occa-
stoned the deepest regret wherever her
name is known, has recently been issued
from the press Of Messrs. Moore, Wilstach
4 Co., Cincinnati. Miss Chitwood was a
native Of Franklin county, in this State,
and although enjoying the humblest cdu-
cational advantages. she had attained a
the time Of her death (whep only twenty
years of ase) a fame asa writer, both Of
poetry and prose. not excelled by any wo-
man OF the west. Some Of her fugitive
pieces deserve to Give with the lands Ian
guage." etrust the published collection
OF her poems will as wide sale as /:
deserves. The proceeds of the book 10.
wo believe, to the benefit Of widowed
mother, @poor and DID, the book itself Con
the many admirers OF she gifted deceased,
and mankind.--Lefaystte Jour. s-.
af.-f
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

OF Tho State Sentinel. in its efforts to
give one of its accustomed digs at the
ministry, publishes an Infamous charge
against d. o. Daily, Esq, and calls him
Rev. Daily. Mr.. Daily is lawyer, not a
preacher, hence some supposed that his
brother, Rev. DIR. Daily. had been guilty
of base conduct. It is. thus that all the
infamous calumnies against preachers are
manufactured. If scamp does any,
thing mean, or is reported to have done
it, he is forthwith made Reverend asd
thus efforts are made to poison the public
mind against the ministry. How long
will such vile sheets be admitted to the
families Of moral men? 49,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
18Th. poraor. Ruff;an Legislature


6TThe Bordcr-R utfian Legislature Of
Kansas adjourned on the morning Of tho
2lst ult, having fixed things, as they
seemed to think, for tho subjugation OF the
Territory. The Governor signed the bill
making ii treason, punishable with death,
to resist the laws, and vetoed the bill for
the calling OF n Constitutional Conren-
tian, which was subsequently passd over
his veto by a unanimous vote. The Leg
islature had evidently satisfied themselves
that his Excelency was Sound on the
goose" as they passed concurrent rcso-
luton Of goodwill toward that function
airy, and gave him friendly call after adj
journment.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
of the Franklin County Agricui-
rnt soctety.

BaooKvrLLE, March,, 1867.
Tho Boarl met. President in tho
chair.
The minutes Of tho last meeting read
and adopted.
Present Of tho Board, James Wright,
I. j. Tyner, ]. P. Brady,..J. r. Goodwin,
Michael Daboit, A. d. Line, j. Lynn, G.
D. Moore, VIM. Robson, d. 0. Allen.
On motion OF Il. r. A. Jctcr:
Resoioed, That committee of three be
appointed TO draft scale Of premiums
for our next fair.
7. j. Tyncr, A. b. Lno and +. Il. A.
Jctcr appointed on this committee.
BY John P. Brady:
Resolved, That our next annual fair be
held on the 9th, 9TH and 9Th days of oc-
tobcr next.
BY j. p. Brady:
RESOLVED, That our premiums be paid
in cash, unless competitors prefer wares,
which preference shall be expressed to
our Treasurer on the fair ground.
BY TT. Tyner:
RESOLVED, That committee, 10 consist
Of Jamcs Wright. DR. Raymond. VIM.
Robson, and Cordy Jones be appointed
to supcrintcnd the planting Of trees for
shade, on the fair grounds; and that all
persons who will furnish trees be request
cd TO do the same on the grounds, on
Thursday, the I'd day of April next.
BY A. d. Line:
Resolved, That the Board Of Directors
for this Society in meeting assembled does
hereby return their thanks 10 the members
Of the State Board of Agriculture for their
libcralty in defraying the expenses Of our
delegate to the meeting Of the State
Board.
BY j. p. Brady:
Resolved, That Jackson Lynn and Cor
DIV Jones be appointed committee TO
protect the fair ground and the property OF
tho same from waste or damage in any
way.
BY Il. j. Tyncr:
Resolved, that the Secretary Of this So
cicty correspond with other Societies
to ascertain when they hold their annual
fairs, and advise them OF the time Of hold.
ing ours.
On motion, the Board adjourned to
meet in Brookville on the first Saturday
in April, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
JAMES WRIGHT,
A. b. LrsE, Sec'y. PREs'T.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
From The Indiana Journa

The school fund.
A bill has passed the House requiring
the distribution in the county Of the school
fund raised by tho county. or rather Of
that portion Of the fund derived from the
ten cent tax. In the Senate proposition
to the same effect was referred to the Ed
ucaton Committee, and reported against,
in which report the Senate concurrcd by
the casting vote Of President Hammond.
We have not felt many impulses to APP
prove the conduct Of Dir. Hammond, but
in the giving this vote we think he did a
good work. There are reasons of weight
in favor of the county distribution plan,
wc do not deny; but the balance of argu-
menti is againstit. The greater school cx-
pcnses of those old and rich counties, in
which is raised much. larger sum than is
awarded them by the present distribution,
is but a partial argument for the county
project. 1t does not cover the whole case,
nor meet all the strongest arguments
against such distribution. At the very
outset there is serious objection to the
proposed change. 1t is the life Of any
system, reaching SO Ear, that it should DO
allowed to grow into the hearts Of the pco-
pie, as their recognition Of Government
and Religion grows there. They must be-
como settled in it, and feel inevitable por-
ton Of the laws, before its full usefulness
can be reached. This feeling can never
grow around asystem that is being perpct-
ually tinkered at. Each radical change
loosens It's roots in the popular mind, and
leaves it with the strangeness and dislike
that every new system brings whit
Let the legislature heed the clamor of
the hundreds who always object to all sys-
tens, aud il the Christian religion were
not two thousand years old, would be pro-
posing changes in that, and 1t would not
take many years to legislate the school
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

Tho Inaugurai-The New Cabinet
-,rhs New AamInIsfrasisn.
We publish, this week, the inaugural adj
dress OF President Buchanan. IT'S short
and, compared with the incoherent bonn
bast Of Pisrce's papers, very we'll written.
II IS far more conservative than we had
reason to expect and gives us to hope that
his administration will not be tho fillibus-
tering one that his ostend letter indicated,
nor the pro-slavery one thstthe Cincinna-
Ii Platform, and his Southern friends
threatened We shall hope for the sest,
and, as time develops his policy, we shall
approve or disapprove his measures, accor-
ding to their merits. We have no party
ends TO snbserve; we seek only the good
Of our country. II Mr.. Buchanan's adj
ministration prove true to the interests Of
freedom, and Of freemen. we shall rejoice
at the accomplishment Of good by II, quite
Us much as il Fremont or any other man
were in the chair. We shall never pre-
sent captious objections to any of his mca-
sures, simply because he was not our
choice.
The following is his Cabinet:
Secretary Of State = Lewis Cas-, OF
Michigan.
Secretary Of Treasury-Howell Cobb,of
Georgia
Secretary Of war-Govcmor Floyd, of
Virginia.
Secretary of Navy-Isaac Touccy. Of
Connecticut.
Secretary Of Interior-Jacob Thomson,
Of Mississippi.
Postmaster Gcneral-Aaron v. Brown.
OF Tennessee.
Attorney General = Judge Black, Of
Pennsylvania.
As we predicted, four Of the seven are
from tho South. This has been the rule,
10 the best OF our recollection, for many
administrations. But II Is cabinet Of
ADLER men than that Of Pierce. Cobb Is
It's leading spirit, both as to talent and en-
ergy. lie is intensely pro-slavery. but not
a disunionst. But, IL Mr.. Buchanan takes
the independent course in his administra-
ton that he seems to have taken in the
selection Of his cabinet We can predict no
mischief from the kind OF men In II. To
US, II Is most gratifying that there is no I'LL
ibuster-no dlsunionist In It.
As TO the administration, we can predict
but little. either from tho Cabinet or the
inaugural. We are mistaken about the
influences that arc at work, outside Of
Washington. IL questions do not arise. as
unlocked for by the masses, as those that
werc suddenly sprung upon the late adj
minstration. When these arise. we shall
Judge Of the administration By the part
performed by It, in the oncoming events.
and, from present indications. We shall
not be surprised II its course will be such
as to receive our cordial appreciation, ms
we'll rs that Of the masses Of those who
voted against Mr.. Buchanan. The poiiti-
clans who wish to keep upa party, forpcr-
sonal interests. may do otherwise. but the
people will endorse wise administration.
On the other Mnd. should the course DO
other than that indicated, he will cast of
the masses Of those who supported him,
ia tho northern States. At present. we
viii wait.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
Health, vigor and Life depend upon

n 9 sick man puts HE hand npcn ne sses ef
pain, and says, shers Il my eouplssnt' ~
ease; mo fountain Of disorder n eoFsaTA ua11oe
In The blood. DR.. Robackp ScAndtaavken keD~
edies, the Blood Further snd Kop1 IN -
through digestive organs directly ppon ~ stfoon
and restoring health ~ reuovtnk NE priuosI
cause OF the complaint. Theeo medIcinee ar6
composed exclusively Of tvsdlsb ma Of elNre'
ordinary sanAtisc propsrtles. and are infalIioio
IN oorvous diseases, dSepopolo. ro1s. 49,
ula, eruptions Of The skin, uvor ond bovel oon>
plants, ETC., sic. oseadvortl1oueos
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
Meeting Of the FrnnI<iin County
Agricultural society.
'ERoOKvIIrF March 1957


Society met. President in the chair.
Minutes OF the last meeting read and
adopted.
/. On motion of +. r. A. Jcter, twas
RESOLVED, That John P. Brady be allow
ed one dollar on account Of interest due
him, on monies loaned to the Society.
By A. b. Line:
Resolvea, That John p Brady be reques-
to report 70 this Society the amount Of
funds that were necessary to make the first
payment on the fair grounds, above the
available funds OF the Society.
In reply the above resolution, j. P.
Brady presented the following report:
The undersigned begs leave to report
that the sum Of four hundred aud fifty dol
lars, besides all available means Of the So.
cicty was necessary to meet the first pay
ment on our fair grounds, and that said
amount was loaned to the Society by Jas
Wright and John p. Brady,which enabled
our Trearurer to meet the first payment
within short time after said money be-
came due. JNo. p. BRADY.
BY +. Il. a. Jeter:
Resolped, That DR.. j. 4. Goodwin be
appointed committee to distribute til,
seeds sent to this Society by the Patcn
Office department.
BY A. b. Line:
RESOLVED, That the editors Of the paper
publishing the proceedings of this meeting
be requested TO publish in connection witt
the same. the circular from the Commits
sioner of Patents. on the subject of tn,
Chinese Sugar Caue. This Circular wat
published in the american some six weeks
ago.-ED.1
By G. b. Bentley:
Reso1ped, That the scale of prcmium
Of this Society DO opened to tho world
except on the best cultivated farm.
BY DR.. j. r, Goodwin;
Resolred, That the sugar cano seed b
distributed to persons who will usc allrea
sonablc pains to test It's adapiedncss to oul
climate, aud It's chances Of succeeding rs
substitute for our different kinds OF suga
now IN use.
On motion. the Society adjourned e
meet al Brookville, on tho FIRST Saturday
IN june, at 10 o'clock a. NJ.
JAMES WRIGHT,
A. 3. LINE, Scc'y PREs'T.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
D ifo

On the 23d Of Feb, in Poscy township
of apoplexy WIN HITE. in the Gath year
Of his age.
At the residence Of her mother, near
New Trenton, Ind, on Monday morning,
March 9th, after short illness, Miss ELIZA
ADAIR.
AT Harrison, Ohio, on Monday, March
9th, JESSIE, infant daughter Of Horny and
Caroline Slect.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

65-Neal Dow goes to England, as we
learn, about tho frat of April. at the urg-
ent solicitation OF the United Kingdom
Alliance for the suppression of the Liquor
Traffic. The arrangements are to hold a
series Of monster meetings at all the great
centers Of population throughout Englsud,
Ireland and Scotland. ,ss - -.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
Fresh Groceries,
Adminisfrafor,s Notice.

I HAVE this day been appointed Admiuistra.
Frank lin county, deceased, all persons indebted
10 the estate arc requested 10 mako immediate
payment. aud all persons holding claims against
thentIeaied The cssate Il s,pposed 10 be ssIyent.
Jan. 8, 1857 WIN. B. ADAMS.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

erRey. Geo. B. Jocelyn recently lee
,,rs5 At Kalamazoo ana Strrgis. lieA.--
E;s subiert was MAJ Of the 10Th centn-
,v.p By rssusst be repeated bis lecture
:, the former plass.--4N. a. tribune
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

For Sale.

A FLOODED MARE, about 1G hands high,
plows well, single or double, rides we'll, has had
three excellent colts. six years old. Any man
who wants good brood marc with extra qualities
aud is willing To pay gocs price for her In cash.
this Office.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13
Buggy for Sale.

good second hand Buggy and flarneM-bug-
gy nearly new-for sale at this once. Any per-
SON wanting such an article for cash reason
ab le tlma will do well 10 call soon.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

For more than three yesrs have zen ssrr.
~ ;s VIII rhsama'sH snd sn,a1sSsss 20 -
the advice OF physicians, sad - oshos unos ~
such family medicines ~ had been rooounon1o1
for the cure Of rheumstisu; stI,1 I'D nol No.
70 keep my bed, and Whereby was prsvents3 6SS
attending 70 my ouoiness- &omo vects ~ ~
induced by friend V Try Carers 6panIsh uik-
ture. The elect was fniraculous. I felt con116~
erzbly improved after lad takcn The fourlh< ooes
have only used one single bottle, aDd IN eullse-
" froe from eli pain. feel better then haUo
felt for years, and ! attn butte my oomplo(ely-Fo
stored health solely 70 the use Of CarteFs 6ponlA
for rheumatlsm and all dIseaoss - ne b1eo6, 40
checrfuily Recommend Il 70 tbe afnkstod- -.
ID. BURklTT. 3. y. cor. - = Wa11u1>
cLnelnnakL. March ~. lexS. - 1 =
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-03-13

FRANKLIN MILLS, At LAUREL,
VHE undersigned. N peruance piih an order
q the Pr.nkI.n Circuit Court, VIII cell a PUB
ne <sle On feturtay. fhe 90 day Of Nay ls51 q
Laurel, ffzukIia County, Indiana, the Prsaklin
Mia and Cooper shop. situate on The White
weter Valley Canal. Said mill has cne water
powcf' ana ne isrk est and best ccnstructrd Mill
on NE Canal. Win four run Of bur. and capsule
OF manufacturing 1900 barrels Of foof per sesk /,
a good point Tor buying wheat nnd fn< custom
business. The Niii i comrsrsfi<ri, new. ana
fitukts on Lease from White WAFER VALLEY Cans
Company fortven5 years, viii pnsiedfe n rs-
newinf. The Cooper Ship 10 discrn1eclei from
the mill, siihouxh fifnaie on NJ 1nzoa {&nse md
u very iaree. Constructed for some $50 XAsG1s.
with good cellar aud near The Cxesi 70 y 6od
a. the property OF A. B. ConwsiI, Chss. hIles and
Thomas ,. white, Admir- Of Geo. G. sboap, de-
ceased. on the following
TERMs:-ose third cash and he balance m
one and two years. with Interest. deferred pay
ments 10 be secured By note with upproxed se>nf-
ny. Sale " commence NJ o. cIo<k Il
~ WILSON EoRHoW.
mar - ~ s5.7s ~c<nm Ission>r.