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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

p6- We fear as it has been in the past,
that as soon as the present dark clouds dis
appear and the sunshine Of prosperity re-
turns all viii be forgotten and paper curren-
cy with its specious and unreal prosperity
will again find favor until another return OF
disasters like the present, which it is GER
tain, sooner or later to precipitate upon
the country,-Sentinck
No doubt Of il, if the people, who are the
sufferers, will do as in times past, vote for
mere tools of party, for law makers--such
mon as can be bought, as were many Of the
members Of the legislature of 1855, instead
Of voting FOR honest, capable, reliable men.
We must choose men Of pure principles
but of better practices.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

. We give in anothir column the proceed
ings. ofthe Republican Convention held In
this city last Monday. There was entire
unanImiy and chat spirit Of determination
that forebodes succcss Though, tho time is
short, wehope the Republicans will give a
largo vote to tho candidates for Supreme
Judge. We aro pleased that the oonven-
ton took high ground against the swindling
banks system which has brought such ruin
upon all our commercial interests The
Democracy hes fathered the banks, lot II be
held responsible for their failures We ara
pleased too, with the resolution ccnsuring
III. state officers for establishing a Dictator
shlp and appropriatins the peoples money
contrary to law Let rien Of oil parties look
At this matter II must be corrected al
once or oil IL lost ~ .t.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

A correspondent { The Cincinnati
Gazette writing firm aurora under
date of tho 10th uiI thus speaks Of a
sermon by Rev. G. W. utter:
A semi-centenary ermon was
preached in the afternoon by Rev. c.
w. Ruter. We learned from IL that
the first visit made TO Indiana by a
Methodist preacher, was in 1901, by
Rev Benjamin Likin, in Clarks
Grant, now Clark county; he was
soon after followed by Rev. Samuel
Parker. The first class was formed
in 1903, four miles from where
Charlestown now stands, by Rev.
Mr.. Bates, some say Rev VIM. Ken
dree, afterward Bishop. In 1907, the
first Circuit was formed by Rev.
Moses Ashworth, and was called
Silver Creek Circuit. The first camp
meeting was held by Rev VIM. Burk
the same fall. At this time we went
to church with loaded guns, and
stationed sentinels to provide against
surprise by the savages, The first
Protestant mouse of worship in Indi-
ana was built the same year in Rob-
inson's settlement, Clark's Grant. In
1908, classes were formed in Eastern
Indiana by Rev. Joseph Williams
from Ohio. In 1910, a Circuit was
formed at Vincennes,-Rcv. William
Winans, preacher in charge. In 1916,
the Missouri Conference was formed,
including Indiana. Illinois, Missouri
and Arkansas. In 1919, the speaker
came to Indiana, and travelled Silver
Creek Circuit. There were then
seven Circuits in Indiana. and 3,6l2
members. In 1921, the Honey Creek
Circuit, including indianapolis, was
formed by Rev. VIM. Cravens. In
1924, Illinois Conference was formed
Including Indiana in it's bound, and
part of Michigan; there were then
11,7S7 members. In 1881, Indiana
Conference was formed and contained
forty Circuits, 55 preachers, and
10, 900 members.
In 1852 the State was divided into
four Conferences, and now contains
that number, embracing thirty dis.
: tricts, four hundred and fifty travel
ing preachers, and membership
amounting 10 near 100000. We
might give other facts Of equal inter
est. The church has abundant reason
for gratitude in view OF her wonder
full success.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
wrscorsrn POLITICS.

The Madison Patriot, leading
Democratic journal of Wisconsin, re-
pudiates It's candidate for Governor,
and supports the Republican nominee.
For two or three weeks after both
parties had taken the field, IL bore nj
the bead Of its columns, under For
Governor" the words, "Sublect to
mature dcliberation. Presently,
"Donc delibcratingv surprised and
lperplexcd it's readers, whose anxiety
was soon relieved by finding the re-
suit of deliberation TO be the insertion
of the name Of A. w. Randall, not
that OF james b. Cross.
On the day that Il took this step,
the Patriot gave It's reasons at length.
They are well set forth In The follow
ing paragraph, which appeared on
the 18th inst, the day after the con.
clusion arrived at was made known:
I'VE wish IL distinctly understood
that we shall raise no nominees name
ut the head OF our columns until the
nominations ofboth parties are made.
80 as 10 give US chance at the best
men. The best men are our figure TO
carry out good and wholesome prin
ciples. Talk not 10 us about sup
porting nomination with nothing
else TO recommend IL save that IL il a
nomination.
"Until our party can be purified
T from all wire-pulling and corrupt in
nucnccs, we shall hold ourselves ut
liberty TO support whom we pleasc--
because we consider tho greater good
10 consist In breaking up tho nest OF
ofiico-seolxing knaves who have 10
) disgraccd our State and party for the
asst six years
Anything honorable, say we, 20
{ rid our State OF that curse. If poll.
9 ticlans wish rs 10 support them, they
D must bring better qualifications than
4 mere professions Of our principles. A
man may profess Christianity as q
l.. cloak 70 serve the devil In, or he may
!, may profess Democracy us means
!, of obtaining place, power and In,
J, spoils. Let the individual acts be Oh,
d criterion
The Democratic Germans of Mil.
r waukic, also becoming FESTIVE in the
= party harness, have called a Mas
Convention TO institute reforms upor
y the following basis;
|. "lst. That Democratic caucuse
a must be fairly and honorably con
II Quoted. I'd. That counties must b.
h fairlyrepresented In Democratic Stat
Conventions. Sd. That no man shall
h be supported for any Office who Ia
l. received corruption bonds, or par
', ticipated in plundering the Stat
10 Treasury. or in dcfrauding the Schoo
10 Fund, or who Is not fully honest an
A. capable 4th. That tho law exempt
80 ing railroad property from taxa
\. ton must be done away with Q
ar amended
of In view of those discussions in I'll
ns cnemy's ranks, and assertions Their,
from, the party Of Freedom shoul
40 strive 10 give its candidates sue
ne majorities as will insure total owe
he throw Of political clique, pronounce
of on all hands 10 be so corrupt
IN ~. Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

How TO GER BACK Isro THE DEMOCRATIC
PARrY.-Judge Wilmot. in his speech al
Philadelphia, sayS--Do you think that ]
cannot readily get back TO the Democratic
party If I am now pisdosed to III Why,
gentlemen, older sinners than ! have gone
back, and got their reward. should only
have to commit some gross act Of outrage
"catch a Niger" or whenhe seeks crust Of
bread, seize him and put him in prison
then wonld have atoned for oil my pas,
political errors in tho sight OF tho Demo
cratic party. . tasr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

f. The great desideratum Of American PoLt-
zeal iiterature has bcsn supplied in two
beautiful volumes Of the above title They
contain choice selections from tho hes, aud
greatest Of American orators We can
but refer TO them this week They are Ego,
up in the elegant style Of D. Appleton 4
Co, New York Local agents can be sup
piled at stewart& Bowcn's, Indianapolis. =
w. Dean Colrnan is General Agent for In
diana and Kentucky.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
rNDIcrINe THE STATE rREAsuaxR.

We heard an able lawyer the other day,
for many years q Circuit Judge in this
State, say that il the Grand jury Of Marion
county does its duty, it will find bill against
the Treasurer Of State il be pays out mos--
cy contrary TO law. We do not knowwheth-
er it can be done or not We rather guess
that public officers are above The courts, un-
less tile stcalings are enormous, as in Ohio
There a bill was found against the default
Ing treasurers. We shall see what we shall
see, and we shall tell the people what we do
see.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

A Cool Observation-Disclosures Calfee,
Of Franklin county, being of the Baptist
persuasion--the real old kind-took an ex-
tra plunge, last week, in the White Water
Canal, just above Brookville He had, as
usual, partaken freely Of the Platform, and
was making desperate stagger to walk
home on tho tow-path, but he could not sue
coed till he had taken cool plunge into the
canal by the help Of friend he got out,
a cooler man II not n more sober man, that
Is TO say II he was drunk fI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

We thank Bro. Hibben for his excellent
article on The Name Immortal In the octo-
Dor Repository. It is the best thing we ev-
or read from his pen. Mary is truly name
immortal, and few hearts there are which
will not appreciate this beautiful tribute to
the name The other papers OF the Octo-
Der number we have not read, but we doubt
not their excellence. If you do not take
the Repository, resolve to do so next year.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
REPUBLICANS.

lfyou have not time TO have tckcit print.
cd, DO suro 10 20 to the polls and write.
FoR Jurors or rnE SUPREME Cornr.
First Districf Horace r. Biddle
Fourth District Elias $ Terry.
NoruISe TO Do-NornlSo TO EAr--Norm.
Isa TO wrAa--lfyou want the particular,
Of these terrible conditions, go to Psrine's
Book storo, on Illinois Street, south Of the
Bates House just below the State Bank
lie keeps tho latest and best books. Civ,
him call before you leave tho city.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
YrlcrroH OF yuDoYs.

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Most OF our eotemporAriss are discussing
we election oi'udges oy 'nepeop's 'n'f'
= z universal admission that there is some
ming wrong !" our Pse'sn' system anu 'n'
wrong u generally A''fion'ea !" 'ns s'e"
- popular e'eenonA o"F ns'sn'o' " '"'
view Aiony !''orne says;
me ev''s o. an elective Judiciary arc no"
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

There Is every indication that the
present State Fair win be far ahead
Of oil that have preceded it, in every
respect. The city is already fun Of
people; and the outside shows and
operations in the vicinity of the fair
grounds are numerous and varied
Up to ~ o'clock Tuesday there had
been fully two thousand entries made
"a number altogether Unprecedented
Some Of these entries, however, we
are informed, are merely constructive
the persons making them having no.
thing TO exhibit. A trick successfully
practised to procure badge. TIL,
entry clerks should have their cyel
open 10 such spectators.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
to Edward Everett Is 70 be in Rio

sss- Edward Everett is to be in Rich.
mond, Va, in few days, to repeat his
Washington Grafton and to receive General
washington's cane, which was purchased
Cor the gifted and distinguished orator by
the ladies Of the Virginia Mount Vernon
Association The announcement, says the
Wing, NV II, we are sure, be received with
unbounded delight by the people Of this
Commonwealth, and will attract to the me-
tropolis vast multitude, eager to listen to
an address so farfamed, and Of such match.
~ eliloqusnce and power"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

pa The "Fakar of Ava" has been ares
ted in Pittsburg for exhibiting bogus Bur.
dell baby with a bogus Mrs Anderson act
ing the mother of the little bogus The
woman was to have three dollars per day 10
sit in Masonic Hall, and exhibit her or
spring which was born in sober old Pitts
burg and was about two months old. The
"Fakar Of Aya" was found out by means Of
q telegraph to Barnums Museum.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

pass Tho Concord (N. I'D Democrat an.
nounces the death Of Peter Aver, at the
Shaker village, Canterbury, on the 18th
inst He was ono Of the founders Of the
Society Of Shakers, having been member
Of that fraternity upwards Of 20 years lie
was a most powerful, athletic man, and
one Of the few survivors who took part IN
the American Revolution.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
- We wish somebody would make !

~ We wish somebody would make ar
rangements to lend DR.. Clifford the Amer.
can regularly. lie has hard time to get Il
sometimes, and is said to look right mean
when hunting itup Won't somebody take
an extra for him, we will contribute quar-
ter towards Il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
MONETARY.

The Auditor Of State has furnished' US
with the following monthly statementof the
condition Of the several Free Banks Of In
diana which have complied with the amen
ded General Banking Law requiring 0 de.
post Of at least fifty thousand dollars worth
Of securities, and 10 an amount equal to ten
per cent. above the circulation:
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

by- Rev, @. Weaver, the now Pastor Of
the African N. T. Church in this city Is en-
tering upon his duties with energy His
principal labor will be to gather the needful
for finishing their new house We commend
him 10 the kind regards of the friends Of
the colored population. af
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
THE STATE FAIR.

At the time Of our going to press the pros
poets Of the State Fair were most encour.
aging More entries had been made than
ever before, and better Stock and other ar
ticles were on exhibitions. We will speak
more at large next week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

BAY We are indebted TO Scion Truman,
Esq, Secretary of the Committee, for a copy
Of the report OF the Senate Committee on
Bank Frauds We intend TO publish the
Majority report. and probably the minority
report In few veeks ars
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

- A Free Barbecue whisky included)
will be given by the walpolsans at Green
field, next Saturday. Go, all 70 lovers Of
Banks, Free Whisky, and an 'sIpdspspdsnt
Treasury
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

p9-rhe Propeller Louisville, was burned
on Lake Michigan, Wednesday night last
while on voyage from Chicago to 81 Jo-
scplsf One life was lost The propeller
wal valued at about $4,000 and hcr cargo
at rhout $1,000 She was Insured for S.
00C IN each the NORTH Western, Of BufIhlo
ans Mutual. Of Cleveland
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09
APPOINTMENT

OF the Preachers Of ..fhe North West
Indiana Conference.
indianapolis District WILLIAM L. WmrE-
LER. p. Il. ..ss
Strange Chapel, Griffith Morgao;
Zionsyille, Ferris Pione, William Mkols,
Lebanon, William G npbell;
Thorntown, Charles A Brooke;
Darlington, Francis Cox, Francis NJ pavy;
Charlottesville, JAS b Gray;
Dayton, John 5 Donaldson; IS
Ladoga, Hexekiah Smith;
Fillmore, Alfred q Chenowith;
Danyille, Aaron Quincy;
North Salem, Jesse Hill;
Brownsburgh, Abraham Utter
Charles n Sims Principal Of Thorntown
Academy;
Lewis Fnrr. Teacher -
Jonn Leach Agent, and all members OF
Thortown Quarterly Conference.
Greencastle Dinrict-AARox Woop. T. e.
Creencastle, VIM Wilson;
susscllville, Barton N Bradbury;
Rockville station, Martin l. Green;
circuit, Jacob Cosad, 4 q Stringer;
Annapolis, John Edwards;
Clinton, John w Parott
SANFORD, Henry L Davis
Numa, Daniel Fhonkwilei;
Terre IIaute, list charge, fhilandcr WI
ley
I'd " Philip J. Bct.
wick;
Otter Creek, James II Keys, william X
Brooke;
Bainbridge, III B Ball
Charlottesville station, q Crawford;
Indiana Asbury University, Daniel ID De
mott, Agent
Attica District, John /. Smith;.P, H.
Attica, : 4 Cooper
Shawnee Prairie, Lucas Nebokcr
Romney, James Spinks, Patrick Il
Dutch,
Newtown, Thomas @ Workman George
Alamo, Edward Roszel, James Clcarwa-
ter
Covington, David Crawford;
Newport, Lewis Roberts
Eugene, Miles II Wood,
Perrysville, George NJ Boyd;
West Lebanon, Wade Posey;
Williamsport Thomas Bartlett;
Pine Village, Richard Hargraye;
Oxford, Leonard /. Martin.
Lafayette Observation-Disclosures wISASs, P. i
Western charge, A A Gee;
{" Eastern - los q Read
4" Circuit, VIM Mickles
Delphi and Pittsburg, n 5 Brakeman.
Camden, Thos Il Webb;
Burlington, l. s Boyec;
Frankfort, q w Warner
| Rossyille, George w Hamilton;
Battle Ground, Moses Wood, Wilso
Beckner
Poolsvillo, Andrew Sheridan
Monticello, Henry : Shaw;
Lockport, j Is Mershon;
Albion Fellows, Professor In Fort Wayr
College and member Of Pittsburg an
Delphi Quarterly Conference.
South Bend District--THos. s. WEBB, p.
South Bend, James johnson;
sumption Prairie, Thos G Harkney;
, New Carlisle, John II Eddy;
Plymouth. w p Watkins;
North Liberty, Leandor Carson;
Knox, John B Adell;
: Maxenkukki, Jacob Musser;
; Rochester, Conrad S Burgner
Kewana, William j Forbes
Fulton, Joseph white;
Indian Greek; John 9 Mahin
Q Rolling Prairie, William Reeder, Charl
l. Smith
Laporte District-WM GRAHAM, p
Laportc, Jacob M Stallard;
Door Village, VIM S Harker;
Westville, Franklin Taylor;
t Michigan City, James w Greene
+ Calumet III 0 Hoffman, d G Fa
mington
Valparaiso Station, G w Stafford
4 Circuit, Caleb B Noel
Crown Point, III w Brown;
West Creek, ] F Mcdaniel;
Madaryville, jesse l. Woodward
. Lenselear, Aaron Hays
i Morocco, John L Jones
Y VIM Hamilton transferred to Mi
nesota.
q d III Nadall transferred to Bal
q more;
"a Arthur Badly transferred to low
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

The principles Of Democracy have no
sympathy with paper currency. --lSenfinei.
rrue, o King, but what can you say Of
tho practices Of Democracy Did YOU ever
hear OF a Democratic Constitutional Con-
ysntion In Indiana which killed OF a State
Bank which has redeemed ovcry cent Of
lie bills In specie, or Is doing so as fast rs
they are presented, and substituted sys.
tom Of Free Banks, by which million or
more Of the hard earnings Of poor people
have becn stolen by speculators7 Do YOU
remember tho Democratic Legislature Of
1883, which settled tho details Of this sys
tenn OF paper currency and put liz manage
ment In tho hands Of John p Dunn a. Co. ?
The people are afraid Of men Of such easy
principles" The principles--tbat Is the
prcfsssions Of Democracy favor popular
rights, yet the practices COMPEL men in
Kansas to pay taxes under law which they
nsvcr made, and 10 obey officers which they
never elected and can not for five years.
Give US chapter on the practices Of Democ-
rscy, II you please Tell us what Democ-
racy does, not what II promises Is u
t.aI =.
Msshssist Qssrserly Review for October
Alive, alive--aliye oil over, through and
through, and 30 unlike the whilom Quarters
ly thai ID would hardly be recognised bat
by lie name. Dr. Mclintock leads OF with
On article on the relations OF the Sunday
School 10 the Church which is rs intercs
ting as II Ia able DR.. Thompson follow,
with one on Slavery, keen as a briar W,
love 10 see Doctors Of Divinity giving attcn
ton 10 this subject If any Divinity needs
doctoring at all, il is the Divinity OF Slave
ry. The doctor administers in this case {
most excellent probe, with a very keen seal
pei There Is also review Of DR.. Elliott
Bible and Slavery by Rev. Charles Adams
formerly OF this city. As Slavery claims u
be constitutional and biblical we love u
see its claims canvassed.
i Besides, there Is an article on Milton, a
Reformer, The Doctrine Of Assurance
The National Revolutions Of Language
(tolcrsbly dry-too much Greek--too man
big words-may suit Professors in Colleges,
Pharmakides and tho Ecclesiastical indie
pendence Of Greece; Final Destruction Q
the Earth by Fire; Life and times Of Viii
lam III Of England; and most excellen
: summary Of Literary and Religious intelli
gencs, Book Notices, &c. Reader, don
, you think that such reading is cheap, at l6
pages for so cents
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

On motion, the Convention ad
journed.
r. w. III. ELLIS, Pres't.
I. b. ELLIOTT, Sec'y.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

pD- Bishop Waugh has appointed Rev.
Milton Mahon presiding elder on the Rich
mond District in place Of Prof Mutt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-10-09

PAppocKs BANK MIRRoR,--If any publ i
cation will enable the people To learn thu.
value of the valuclcss spotted pieces of
pepcr, once called money Paddocks Mirror
is the thing. We have confidence in IL, and
recommend tito our readers, though, after
ALL u is not to be trusted moro than day at
time.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1857-02-06
Quick Sales and Small
PROFITS

NE;WT cLoTlIING STORE, opposite tho C.ur.
ABRAHAM MARKS has ips. ,-r;,,
Philadelphia with large stock Of ReaIS TOT, rom
Winter Clothing, which he will soil Mt cit,
for cash. "'clTy prices
He has grea 1t assortment Of oyor.o..
mess Coats, Dress and Frock oats ~ "1I b9s-
Cashmere, Cassinet, Cloth, and al, Ein Nina IS;
FantaSons. Vests of every style, and Of sxoE OF
He also Keeps a regular Gentlemen. E,-u;.,
ing store,ln which may be found every .rt;n1-
lie invites the public generally to call and a. a..
where Th sssS % d . Gi.o[S
tage Us he charges nothing for sboxi nusa 70:
goods, whether they buy or not-he tskc. Sla MS
sure in showing his goods. 40 plea
~ \. B$;-AlsO, just received largo lot of Hat.
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