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1 Il AGENT, will execute Deed, Mortgages, &c.
buy andSeil land and fown lots invest moneys in
Kansas property. for others with care and prompt
ness.
Lawrence, kansas. Nov. g, 1856. s-Is.
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JUST RECEIVED By THE SUBSCRIBER
- 559 ibs Fresh Butter. for sale low by the ouan
tity. Also 300 dozen Eggs very low by the lot.
and \ little Lard for sale st very high price.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
MORAL COURAGE,

A RARE virtue, Rn great rs Il IL rarr,
We remember when we thought that the
courage of the Geld Was everything.
The charge, tie VOID Of c. mmand, high.
oundng and clear amid he ba lies lur, .
the clash Of arms, the roar Of artillery.
he thrill Of the buele's note No vi h a
more than magic sound. II bid, tho vol.
dirr dare all for victory, tic bnnrer OF
your county In front. planted Ih,r. TO
s,and amid victory or defeat. oh how
young hearts beat 10 be actors in such u
scene. calling il glorious. and holding h
noble for brave spirits TO mingle in, and
tight nobly. TO lie down and dc
But what Il the courage OF the battle
field. compared with the moral courage
Of every day life Stand alone zee
friends scowl. hear distfust speak ils
foul suspicion; wa'ch enemies taking
adyantag. Of the occasion, laboring 10
destroy who would not rather "a coun.
Ier the sho,k OF a hundred battle. fields.
and lend forlorn hope In oncli, than
b. ar and biavs thcsu tbings2 Why.
,ho one IL a. the summers breeze on
he ocpan 10 winters stolmlrlt blast.
Any common spirit may summon conr.
aye 10 play the soldl,r we'll; use quick.
" d . Tor Il. But II requires n man to
~, ak out his thoughts M he thinks them
--lv do when like that stormy blast ~
winter on cd OCEAN, peace. honor, tccn.
lily and life aic thlcatenvd'io bv swept,
Yol who looking bark On the pagu ~
hlslory. or forward 90 the hope OF the ~
lure, would hesitate Which oi the two 10
choope2 III Tgyr.--whn ARE they
uhrvnIcled amrs IN all hearts Tie
patriots h, died for liberty. ignomin-
pm.ly and on The tcNilcld--how fars Il
with them 2 Cherished M rhrth's lion.
ored sons. The guod, who sppke The
ruth and sulI, red Tor II. tak, --whur,
~. they? THE test ard bfigttcs -
int In our thought endlove. All ,e(
what did they 7 Like men they spoke
the tru h that was In n en-. Thi. WIS
their oour, ge. II they had been silent
II. lrembl ~ before tyranis or mohs.
they had feared 60 tell what Ihey know,
20 speak what they felt, they would have
lived and died like o,hvr men Bmihry
mad the m,rnl courage 10 DO all this,
and. though they pe,isheIl." man wac
ble,sed shsough their suif'rng. and
truth lighted up with new glory aud power,
Give rs mo Al courage before eyeiy
thing else IL Il the only bravery On
which humanity may count for any real
ble- sing. Give us moral courage hteI
and last ! For whilc il nerves man
Tor duly, Il roots out Of his heart hate
and vvenge. and ell bad passion max.
irg him wise amid danger, calm amid
excl .ement. just amid lawIessnsss. aud
pure amid eorrup,ion. II Is the crown.
ing beauty Of Manhood. &c " Gay.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
PEOPLE OF INDIANA, RALLY |!
Your Rights are Invaded Il!
DICTAToRs HAVE SEIZED THE GOV.
ERIN Mt,
Money Is 20 De Appropriated
by the Dictatorship, and
the People not TO nc allow
ed 10 Vote.

Afser evadingthe plain duty OF calling the
Legislature together to provide for tho wants
Of the State, the Governor being in compa.
ny OF four other State officers, has advised
the Treasurer Of State TO violate his official
oath and bond, and pay on, moneys contra.
~ 70 law, making the Dictatorship thus es.
tablishcd equivalent to Legislature Two
vacancies are about TO occur in the Supreme
Court Dictators Willard and Mcdonald
have decided that the people shall no,
choose the successors, but the vacancies
shall be illed by HE Royal Majesty the su
prene Dictator.
We call upon tho people TO assemble in
convention
on MONDAY, OCTOBER 5rn.
to make provisions for asserting their right.
as freemen. Let oil comel Let the Peo
Piles PreSs in Indiana rally the people I,
the convention and iheu 10 the polls. Le
the wsr-cry be
DOWN WITH TIE picr1 roRssIPfif
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

rREE srh1K TaIrnPH I. KAnsks

We have already gives. liz telc.
graphic annonncemenr ofthe Charter
Election held on the IN inst. in
Leavenworth, Kansas, when Henry
y. Adamss Frce State. WAS ehosen
Mayor by go majority 4 O,o year
ago. Leavenworth svasssh the hands
OLA Missouri mob, by HON William
Phillips, was shot dead IN his own
house for no fault but his unsraxerine
devotion TO the Free State cause. bis
brother severely wounded and all the
eonspicuous Free SttlS men u thc
place compelled TO leave by steam.
boat ut an hours notice Having
thus yindicated ? Law a1@ Order, by
robbihg and 'bafishilr 6r killing
number OF the most sslisi....... ...,.leily
citizens, the Pro-SIafery party wcre
ready for an election. aud carried
every man on'tholstiezes hssa unau.
imous votc--only III polled he
municipality thus chosen held Office
till Spring. when the reign 81 terrier
being ended and the Free State lncn
overwhelmingly prepondcrant. the
Mayor and Council bad rhc.efQte 10
resign and defer to a Special Election.
In this election, tbeilIea Nerc faif'y
drawn--Frce State against Pr, Save
ry--and the. former prevailed by
some 300 majority.
The Pros Slavery party saw their
day, under. their proper mime, was
over, and they were driven % the
! dodge ofrecognizing rs tho National
Democracy cnbsasine both Free
State and pro-Slavery Demotrals.--
The recent Charter Election Was she
fret trial Of strength IN Kansas an.
der this new formation Lenvcn-
/ worth is large and groring City,
within population not lcss Than Z 900
or 5000, and not less than 100 legal
voters. ofcourse. grcat Efforts wsre
made 10 carry IL, horival eundidntca
for Congress rParrott aud Raisscn'l
holding meetings IN Leeyenwprtii, at
! (which several speakers of tho rospec-
tive parties were heard Pie grea,
aim Of the Democracy wastoadivt /
itselfofits ProsSlayefyrhaf'
sink the question Of Freedom 90
. Slavery intoa subordinate and inoon.
. siderable issuo-and organize a ui
-, umphant party on broad National
0 platform. In other words, Walker
} ism undertook 10 develop its proper.
4 tions in Kansas and inangurnto lie
: c0ncretion by victory. 10 ihie ent
n las in the. casa of Rausom ior Dele
: gate), an cmigrant from a Free Stat,
: was set up as the Democratic oandi
}. date for Mayor. in the hope OF thu
{ drawing oil hon the Free State or
: ganization those who were formerly
# Democrats or sthis Candidate n
! Learcarorth Times Of the hlh. SAYS
/ ZIP. Dyer is tho Pfo.Slavcry tln
: didate in orpositiouto Mr. Adams
D Personally we have nothing ~ say
4 about him, but we know him 10. lac ~
4 corrupt politically as il is possible ioi
Il . Maine dough face to be. t.itf
Z Each party did It's best; and ih'
}, result, as we have already stated, !
. the triumph of those whom the Pres
!. ident Buchanan stigmatizes as rebel,
a aud the gentle Walker terms III
l. Topeka faction, by go majority -
. ~ Y. Tribune.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

IMPROVED cHupoH Music - We learn
that several Eastern Churches have introdu.
ced the use Of steam in prepsiiine church
organs Some old fogies think this tori.
bic innovation, but we must pronounce il
decided Improvements on tho former meth.
cd Of poiSo the singing In fashionable
churches The stsam never filters or laughs
in the most solemn part Of the hymn; never
sticks up its pretty fan before its face. and
whispers during the sermon; mover turns
over the leaves or the note book TO find the
"tune." during prayer; never writes notes
and passes Thorn while others arc listening,
but behaves itself in quiet aud becoming
manner, except when engaged in making
music. II people viii slug By proxy. lei
them employ steam pc >l4. pt-
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

The Cincinnati Enquirer Of late date,
says
"On Tuesday last, just before the Central
Bank was closing. one OF our laboring mon
went into that institution with the sum oil
$50. which he wished to deposit The
bank had closed, and yet they consented 10
tako the deposit merely ~ IN ncconmoda
ton. letting him out the back way, 90 tina,
other customers should not find fault The
hank officers OF that institution knew when
they received that money, that they would
not open next morning, and yet they took Il
Tho depositor believing he could check ioI
u when he pleased That man cannot gel
his $3.50, which Ia his little all; those who
took Il KNEW they would not open next NOR
ming, and, consequently, the depositor was
nothing more than swindled man when he
lolt bis deposit" e = &
This is worse than stealing. The laborel
not only lost his money but there 10 = los,
81 conndence--an imposition upon honest
men, and our laws will not be right unit
such men arc dealt with as felons AZ lons
as II 10 permitted that whoever can rent
room on public street, and hang on, sgn
BANK, may Invelglo tho transporting IL
TO such dilemmas, no poor man is safe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
vTRuoNr INsANr tsYLuu.

II may be we'll 70 Inform our readers that
the Vermont Insane Asylum IL open 70 the
reception Of patients from abroad. One on.
esllsnl feature Of the institution 10 that they
take inourable patients as well s recent
eases Two patients have are there from
Franklin county, Mira Jones, an ineurable
person, and Hon, Noah Miller, ln,a Repre-.
sentative from ,ha. county Ia the Indiana
House Of Representatives. Hopes are en-.
tsrmlned that he viii soon be res.ored 70 hIa
family and friends, u0aa f
d., W, II, Rockwell, The excellent Super.
lutepdeni, 10 spoken Of o. man we'll quail.
lied Cor hi. position. The lnsllin.lon u 10.
Gated In Brs,.lsborough, W, and the char.
sss for board and ,rsasmsns are only Two
dollars per week Hl7 ~ s.Al ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

We infer from the manifesto Of tho Die
tators. which appears elsewhere. that q call
cd session will DO held and that Gov. Will.
ard has obtained . promise from his Demo
cratic brethren that they viii not prevent
legislation By breaking q quorum. wehors
these differences are just We can vouch
for The Republicans thatno legislation will
be done until the Senate is purged, if that
stavcs of everything until the day Of doom
II they do not stand 70 their rights, we hope
slayeholder Bright viii Iash them ss be ssod
any other craven slaves tsts sBiyI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

The County Commissioners Of Hamilton
county, Ohio, and the Commissioners Of
Dearborn county, Indiana. made The final
arrangement on Saturday, for the building
Of the Harrison bridge, over the White Wa
tor River The cost 10 MOTTO orcecd tl5. 600
Of which Hamilton county pays onc-third
Dearborn county onc-third, and tho White
Waite, Valley Canal Company tho bAl-
anos l..,.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

Reader, remember thai the State Fair DO.
gins on the 9th Of October, and u you de-
ARE good, comfortable place during the
week, apply 10 lime 10 Frank costigan, Jr..
pvopsistor Of The Oriental Bousa Frank
will sss and slssp ycu on the high pressure
system, and 10 mivHts--y11rsorstlh Re
gutNsss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

~ Rev. J. G. ID. pe,tijohn. n. D., who
was stationed here "a q minietor, some Elk
years ago, but lately has resided at Cairo
ILL.,, was here last week on visit Hepreacb,
ed on the camp ground week ago las-
Sunday We understand he is TO enter the
itineracy again somewhere in Southern Iii
nois.-- Vaiparaisol Repub
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
xv- The Peterburg. virginia Intelllren

pF- The Petersburg, Virginia IntellIgen'
Ger Gays We don't believe tha, spoh o Iux
uriant growth Of corn has been seen on earth
sincc tho day Of Cain, the king Of formers.
a. now eap be secn in the valley Of the
Rappabnnnock In travelling shis stream
as far "a the eye can reach on each ride
wo see thousands Of acres tceming will
corn, lsvisbly Extravaganza ia growth an,
Weld -
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25
TIT rHxx

The Democrats profess great faith IN the
opinion Of Judge Mcdonald Let as try
thsm wears glad 70 hnd . call for 4 RI,
publican convention during State Fair week
% nominate candidates Cor supreme JadgA
Let ~ 90 On with the election. and zee how
little faith they viii manifsss In Mcdonald
We hope ,bere VIII b general ssssnd-
ancs. 81 .fid nsaa aHpr
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

Tho worst part Of the lntgo loans
which have been made ID Europe
within ten years pact, on islirOad
account, is mol merely in The isct that
we have borrowed SO much motley.
Ii tho money thus borrowed bad
been brought home In railroad iron
or anything else Ola permanent value,
40 that we had something 10 show by
way ofoffset TO the debt il would not
be 80 bad. But the money borrowed
in Europe never feacLss as, ora very
small portion of it reaches us, in aus
such shape. These loans are ,vn,li-
ted, not IN the shape OF neccssuries "a
supplies toward building,thc roads on
whose bonds they are borrowed, hut
almost entirely in the shape Of silks,
satins, ribbons, gewgaws and cxpcn-
siye Injuries OF oil sorts. just so in
proportion 10 the amount that We
contrive TO get placed Ca our credit
abroad Is the amount u these inlpor.
tations, "a very considerable portion
OF which serve rather fo.mihister TO
pride, vanity, and am absurd spirit OF
show and extravaganza, tlan 10
answer any useful purpose. AN this
show and display is over, 4 or almost
all of this purple aud fine linen h
worn out and Gust aside. long before
the railroad Is finished. on tho
strength of whose bonds the imporsa.
ton was mado. But tho bonus stiil
remain debt 70 be paid. und for
which III, Interest must Ls regularly
romittcd, beside tho additional burden
imposed upon. the country n the
shape OF cAtravagant and luxurious
habits. Few persona cau have failed
TO notice, with eigh or sncor. nc.
cording 10 their temper or tho feeling
Of the moment, che extravagunt habits
Of the greater PINT. of cur liisb scr.
vant.girls. who lay out IN millinery
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

- L O. soohy, Of Franklin county,
Ind. GOO The esss premium 81 The Ohio State
Fair o. liter Of svs pIgv, and the second
On sow over tvo yssra just what might
Be- szpscssd q his BY Avs Who know his
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

pef We arc plcased 20 ato "a
late number of che Ilodffs rrNanf
that Sister Uedelhlll hts taken
Amanda NJ. Way as assoemtc Rllidr
No wpmanlln the STATE i iiloiv emil.
henuy qualified 40 ~ fhateihtlon. ps
4 lnborefin the oHuse 90 temperance. s
for yeavs past Miss WY has bhiAo
The burthen, and aecaphshtda work
that will eallidewnon her, ih M her
amor life. the blessingshof TIC wife +
ana ehildren OF the poor ipcbii,he,
and wo rejoice TINT ehe IA now hi q
position where her tslents and lnti,
enco can have wider scope. aud twill q
Increase ihc.inlocst of Inc 1flbfnf Y.
and tighten the labors of Sfster Tif
derhill, IN while she-is canvatsing
Cor the paper abroad. Misso Way Via
attend 70 is interest ~ homo. We 80
think II very good srsang smeAt. -,
.hnHct tf9y 80 tlte I,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

w. eeaief - aesoura - Nncne
ssi lsia yaiamga gus losi oaf
: 35dl bella ss'rgo1 ssf 10 sssmssoa !
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

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.aisq y ga - 81 a'aeea ssaia5i'.n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-09-25

an. hIeuds ,hea sss mnrdsrvdi
Thy k,se cas ffssne.
Thy health u psss"nousi lftst lt
Add thy sou,h dlseaee.f 80 .a.i..
lie sho would pain lhes,
Villain a. thou ar.
Should DIP his pencil
IN ny rassld heart
ssHght bat thla- ovn tiood
csneysr he $40
Half black enough lH.
To paint my vi airy.
No sccurse t1sa ART
$50 That on ths s.yxiaa coast,
.ti The gsvil weaid Nes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11

REV. Mr.. KALLocH.-It was stated yesterday,
on what we considered good authority, that Rev
MIR. kalloch intended to withdraw from the min
lstry. and devote himself to the study of the law
We have been automatically informed that the
statement was incorrect and that his intention is
to resume his ministerial duties. Furthermore
he will insist upon having new trial. feeling
confident that the result will be an acquittal e
Boston Traveller, 9th.
In the face Of the conflicting evidence, we
would gladly believe Mr.. kalloch to be innocent
although to do SO would ignore circumstantal
evidence-the main points Of which are admitted
of the strongest possible character. The belief
In his guilt, we may safely say, Is more general
since the trial than before, and nothing but evil
dence Of innocence of a positive character can
now remove from the minds Of many whose opin-
ions are worthy of respect the unfavorable i'm
preston which has been made by the evidence
Under such circumstances, Mr.. Kalloch ought to
withdraw entirely from the ministry. Personal
friends may rally around him, and a very large
portion, perhaps majority Of the public, may
still regard him innocent; but his influence as
a minister cannot he revived unless this dark
cloud is scattered His presence in the pulpit
would be a continued reproach to the cause of re-
ligon. The interests Of the church and the good
OF society imperatvely demand his withdrawal
while such step would be no concession of
guilt. We trust that no injudcious counsels will
be suffered to outweigh the dictates of proprety
and discretion oston Journal, Sth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11
OFFICIAL
" TKEIsuRr DEPARTMENT. March :, 1877

r. L.
Notice Is hereby given 10 holders of ,tock of the
loans Of the United States, that tins department viii
purchase the same until tho lst day of June next,
unless the sum Of 81 500 shall he prev,on.l. a
tanned. and will pay, in addition TO the ntere,,
orued from the date Of the last semi diides
OF interest thereon, together with one DAYS add
tional interest for the money 60 reach the vender
the following rates Of premium said stocks:
For the stock Of 1912, premium Of 10 per cent
For the stock of lss7 and 1898, premium Of ls no,
cent and for the stock Of 1850, commonly called
Texas Indemnity Stock, premium off per cent.
Sertihcates of stock transmitted TO the dep.r,
men's, under this notice, must be assigned to the
United states, by the party duly entitled 10 receive
tho proceeds.
Payment for the stocks SO assigned and transmit
tea wili be made by drafts on the Assistant Treas
urers al Boston, New York or Philadelphia, at tho
opon OF 'ne parties entitled to receive the money
which should be expressed in the letters acoompa
nyihs .ne cer',hoa'es- HOWELL COBB,
mar ls-dtlstJune Secretary ofthe Treasury.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-04-11

o. There arc about 5000. 900 acres Of unsold
land in the State of Michigan.
II A boat, crossing from Kingston, Canada
10 Cape Vincent, on the ID instant, was capsized,
md its whole crew, consisting Of ten men, were
drowned.
IL An Irishman, in Ansonia, Conn. was poi
sOned to death, few days ago, by drinking de-
oOction Of arsenic prepared for rats, thinking it
was rum.
II A lady Of this city was gazing into the
blue eyes Of her only child-a babe of one year
and when asked by her husband what she was
doing. replied, u am looking into heaven,
IL Last Monday. as a gentleman was about to
cross the railroad track in Indiana. Pa, horse
back, train Of ears passed. SO Tightening the an
inlal that he reared several times in the air and
then fell dead.
III few days ago Mr. Godfrey. of Pee Dee
;: e, received a letter which had been mailed TO
MN, al Clio, IN the same State, the 18th Janu-
airy, ZEE IL enclosed a thirty dollar bank note
on the Merchants Bank at Pee Dee
IL In Philadelphia. recently, a little child
was taken before an Alderman for the offence of
stealing ''tCp," and committed TO the Nova
inensing Prison, and 1t was further stated that
the boy screamed after being taken TO Jail that
he was put into dark cell.
IL chap, reading that Mexican files had
been received in New York city, went into hard
ware store and asked 10 look at some of them He
10 brother Of the man who inquired for a pound
ships.
READING FOR CHURcHEsAND RELIGIOUS SocI-
sIiEs-The Boston papers announce the publi-
carton; In pamphlet form. Of the great argument
OF X ii Dane. Esq. IN the adultery case Of Rev
isaac - kalloch, ''eAKTeheS and religious soeie-
t'ss 3elng furnished with the report al - per
- well-dressed woman, about forty wears
~, was arrested on Saturday afternoon at
s s.'rSa store, in broadway, New York. while
r. LILLE piece OF silk worth SIS She gave
n.,.r , =, as sarah Brown, was in great distress
a.. t,r pay lof the silk If permitted to 90. blu,
a. me richmond, Va, Dispatch learns tina,
the bIue hloge is ON fire different noints ar
tending nom w aynesboro. Augusta serc,.i ~
noEthward- The mountains east o., e .t miies
from Woodstock to Mount Jackson ~. , aiailey,
IRE. On Monday and Tuesday ni,h,s a az o, on
week the view OF the burning monn,,,oa . .nis
magnificent I"
SERIOUS FIRH-A destructive Gre occ,,,., .
Atlantis, Georgia, on Monday, which consnmsS
the Johnson House, the stores Of Messrs Cuttina
White Co and Strong 4 Co, and serim.sSr
damaged several other buildings. Several per.
sons were seriously injured. Much distress
was caused to the families who were burnt out
The lose u estimated ct slso, 900. = :