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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13


rJ-The English swiudlc, says the
indianapolis Journal, which he took
SO much pains 10 try 70 mako the peo-
pie Of Kansas accept, has been voted
down, by majority that il appears
will reach about 1900 This will make
the serenth decided expression of the
people against that Lecompton fraud,
counting fron their refusal TO vote for
delegates down to their rejection Of this
meancst form Jfthe thing. They con.
dcmned it in advance BY refusing TO
take any part in the election of those
who were 10 make IT, Then they con.
dcmned il in the election Of Free
State Legislature. Then they condemn
cd IL by refusing 10 recognize II. or any
election connected with it, on the 2lst
Of December. when Calhoun bad order
cd the "cheatng submission" 70 be
made. Then. under the regular cleo
ton on Is ordred by the Legislature, on
the ith Of January, they voted i, down
five to ono. Then they condemned II
again by electing delegates to enact the
Leavcnworth Constitution; and again ia
rntifying the Leavenwcrih Constitution
Now for the seventh time they have
condemned il in rejecting the threat
and the bride that the Democratic par
y held out to compel chem to submit to
slavery And all this under an Admin.
islration protesting to mako obedience
to the will Of the people its prime arti
Gle Of faitLl a Territory is compelled
to express its detestation of Slavery
and slave institutions, screen times, be-
fore the Democratic party will consent
that thoy shall have their way, aud j,
may be that il will not consent even
then. The matter is not ended yet, for
Kansas is not yet in the Union with 4
free Consultation, and she will not be
while the Democratic party can keep
her out.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

Gov SrEwART We were informed
By letter from Jefferson City, last night
that the friends of Governor Stewart
had prevailed upon him to rebsauish
for tho present, the exercises Of the tn.
bernatorial functions Of this State into
tho hands of Lieut. Gov. Jackson -
Gov. SIS many friends viii learn with
deep pain the result Of those unfortu
nate habits which were contracted in bis
opcn.heartcd conviyaity, and which
have led TO the wreck Of his fcrmor Wig
orous body and mnd.--St. Louis Intel.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Success Of the Atlantic Telegraph Enter,
prise-Arrival Of the niagara.

TRINITY BAY, Aug. 5th.--The Nigga
"a has arrived here, having successfully
laid the telegraph cable. The shore END
will be landed tomorrow the signals
arc perfect, and tho success of the
great undertaking is now considered
complete
Tho Atlantic Telegraph feet sailed
from Queenstown on Saturday, July
l7Lh. and mot in mid ocean on the 18th
The cable was splced at O'Clock, p IN.
on Thursday, the Doth. The vessel,
then separated, tho Agamemncn and
Valorous bourd TO Valencia, Ireland
and the Niagara and Gordon for this
place, where the latter arrived yes tor.
day, and this morning the end Of the
cable will 10 landed.
1t is 1858 nautical, or 1850 statrtc
miles from the telegraph house nc the
head OF Valarcea uarhor, and the
telegraph House Bay of Bulls Arm,
Trinity Bay, and. for moro than two.
thirds Of this distance the water is over
two miles in depth The cable has been
LAID from the Agamemnon at about the
same speed MS from the Niagara. The
electrical signals are sent and received
through The whole sable perfect. The
machinery fer paying out the cab'o
worked most satisfactorily, and WIS not
stopped for single moment.
Capt. Hudson Of the Niagara, Messrs.
Everett and Woodhonse, the engineers,
electricians and officers Of the ships. and
IN fact every man on board the tele
graph fleet, oXerted himself 10 the ut.
most to make the expedition successful.
and by the blessing OF Divine Provi.
dence succeeded. After the end OF the
cable has been landed and connected
with the land line telegraph and tho
Niagara has DISCHARGED some cargo be.
longing to the telegraph company, she
will 20 TO st. Johns tor Goals, and then
proceed at once to New York.
Signed CYRrs w. FIELD.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Kansas Eiection.

In evcry county heard fromthcrc or,
heavy .majorities against tho English
proposition This is tho measure which
.'udgo Holman and his followers SC
fcaaily saeqvissco" in. Tho people Of
Kansas refuse 70 aequicsce, and have SET
tnoir seal OF condemnation upon il by
ahsut 10000 majority against The ncfa
r'oasswindie There is.a very general
areto know whether the Democracy
oprss, err Will noreIaim this rs n Dem.
orratic ki3t How must Jcems Blu.
-: .nsn feel bose pct measure II was,
g,l 10 aesomplishf which, so mnch Of
- peoples "onot has. been. squeudcr
~
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

EXPIRING TERMs.-il'e terms Of The
following United States Senators will
expire on tho 18th Of March next
Clement G. Clay, of Ala elected,
VIM. t. Sebastian, of Ark Martin w.
Bates. OF Bet, Robt. Toombs, of Ca
re elected; s. A. Douglas, OF H.; G.. W.
Jones, OF Iowa---Ias w. Grimes chosen
as his successor; John b. Thompson. of
ky.--L. w. Powell chosen;J J. p Ben
iamin, Of La, w Pitt Fesscnden, Of
Nc; Henry Wilson Of Mass; Charles
b. Stuart Of Mich; Albert G. Brown
of Miss. IRE elected, John p. Hale of
n. III reelected, Nm Wright of N
y; d $. Reid Of n. G., Philip Alien Of
r. Henry A. Anthony chosen; A.
L. Uayne OF s. C., John Belief Tenn.
A. o. p Nicholson chosen; Samuel
Houston Of Texas--S. w. IGcmphill
ehosed; Il. VI i Hunter ct Ya and
James Shields Of Minnesota
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

quoting Scripture TO the Savior of the
world, in order TO convince him that he
was all right, and that he ought to "fall
down and worship him"
Unjust close, assuring you that Spring
field Township will roll up good ma
jority for Hackleman, and will do its
part TO redeem the District from the
reign Of Niggerism, under which it has
groaned for tho last two years.
Acptcorx
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Andrew J. Carmichael VS.. John P. VII
1farns

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Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Bloorpinz Grove M elae-CIontinnad

The reader Will remember that Slraut.
mann had writ issued on Monday for
Fowlors arrest, on charge of assault
and battery This was Ia Justice Xii.
cores Court On Wednesday morning,
in Jus.ice Clements Court, on Fowlor's
affidavit, warrant was issued for tho
arrest of Strautmann ard his wife,
charged with having committed on as.
sault on the person OF Fowler. The
defendants, in answer 10 the summons,
appeared in Court. and Fowler also, to
have swear at them. But he was i'm :
media,oly arrested, and takon before
Esquire Kilgore. 70 answer TO tho suit
instituted against him therc And now
matters wcrc in something OF fix
strautmanh aud Fowler both under ar.
rest, for the same offence. but N differ
courts; both prosecuting witnesses, but
each one unable 10 appear against the
othcr
A motion was made 10 dismiss the
proceeding in Esquire Clements Court;
cause, insufilciency Of affidavit Motion
sustained Adjourned to Esquire Kill
cores Court. Case called, in which
the State of Indiana was Plaintiff, and
Fowler Defendant After hearing the
evidence, Fowler was adiudged guilty,
and fined ten dollars Fowler was dis
posed to mot give it mp so, Dir. Brown"
and immediately had Strautmann, his
wife, and John Lahmann arrested,
charged with having committed an af.
FRAY Trial set for Aug Goth.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
North carolina Election

In Clingmans District, to fill i va
cancy in the present Congress, Vance
American, has been elected over avery
Democrat. by small majority. This is
a Democratic loss. The Legislature
will be Democratic. Ellis, Democrat
has been elected Governor by reduced
majority from last year.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
To SaWyerS.

THE subscribers desire 20 either rent, or employ
i a competent sawyer 70 run the Steam sa"
Mill, situate NJ tho Boundary Hul, two miles
northwest Of Brookville, on the White Water Ca
nal. They also want 10 employ a competent engl-
necr 10 run the same None other than competent
persons need apply. NOAH CARMICHAEL,
Aug6 Am JOHN MARTIN.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

~ We are neither dead nor dy-
ing, but hard up, friends, for the want
Of money 20 carry on our business
Ifpcrsons owing ns wot,d come. Cor,
ward and pay up, and our friends ex-
ercisc bat little effort in procuring
subscribers for US, We should have
little or no troubleia getting our paper
out regularly and in duo timo every
wock
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
a ssignees N Office.
TOWN OEDINAN CE.

A Ordinance FOR the collection Of Taxes for the
u year 49,,
Sec. lst Be II ordained by the President and
Trustees Of the Town of Rockville, that there be
and l. hereby assessed aud axod upon all property
subject 20 taxation BY The laws and ordinance OF said
corporation, The sum Of fifteen cents on every ono
hundred dollars assessment OF valuation thereof
The same 10 bo collected as herein after provided.
SIC. ?. That there DO and is hereby assessed up
on every citizen actual qualified vote IN said eorpo
ration TIE OF fcyeaty1 vc eerls poll tax exeep
il acsss made exempt iy law.
Sgc. g. Dc Il further ordained, that the clerk
deliver the duplicate 70 the Auditor Of Franklin
County, Ind, fer The purpose Of having It entered
unou hs tax Duplicate of collection BY Tho Trcasu.
rsr Of saia coup.y. W. MORROW, pcs't.
Attest. T. j. TYNrR Cl'k.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

BU- Rev L. ID Potter, Of Glendale
o., viii preach a, the Presbyterian
Church ia this place, to-mor row, satur-
day, at 2 o'clock p ~, and on Sunday
Mt the usual hour of preaching.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
RROOKYTLLE c0LLEaE

''he FIRST trz of the collegiate year 1854 win
Il commence on Monday, august 30. 1855. Du-
ring the past year. the Institution has cnioyed .
high degree 4 prosperity. No labor viii be spsr-
cd IN stEyiHg te render i still iaore prosperous and
efhcivat. Youth known to BE- immoral aud irds.
lent 81 no; b admitted 70 the College All male
students desifins TO enter be perfectly rilng
to sign Pledge TO abssSiu frem tho use Of tobacco
IL the College or on he grounds, aud the Of In
to1icating liquor NbAe members Of the College,
The President VII &c directly rcsnonsble 10 the
parent or guardian fer the scholarship and general
dtportmcnt Of all Students, male Of female, who
placed entirely under his control, after having
selected boarding place BY his objection OF with
his consent.
Apartments can be arranged in the College,
where Young ladies may enjoy Advantages for self-
boarding, under the special Of the Ptesfden.
and bis lady. Further information respecting this
feature Of the school. will be chceffrlly Impaired
~ The Pr.sident Il addressed ~ mail. Young
men can fnd FOR the same purpose IN iowa
Good board In excellent families he obtained a.
price not exceeding s., so per week, fuel and shts
IN dad. Tuition IN the Preparatory Deparmenf
Is ~ per t-,. Academic q, 80, Collegiate q, 30.
Jsnitors fec 50. Mu,lv--insliunsn.aI $40. Gee
or instrument 81. French or German -. PAINT
ing and drawing IS. Tuition bills nust be settle
with the Treasurer within THIRTY Days from the be.
ginning Of each Term. Students will aot be per-
mited 70 attend secitaiions after this period, sH
they present the receipt II the Treasurer.
No deduction will BE- made for absence, ercepi In
case Of personal sickness regular dismission No
student will lie received, except by special srrspge-
nicnt made az tho time Of entering, for lees than
torn; aud no deduction win DO made on tho tai
tiou bills Of those Who enter wthio two weeks from
The commencement Of the term, as extra labor mrst
10 bestowed upon such 10 &c them for their classes
The Board OF Instruction will insure the progress %
the pupil II Tho requisiions Of tie College &c GEM
piled With.
No pupils win be admitted ~ tho Preparatory De
partuicnt, who unable 10 read In the Elccfis
Third Reader.
As soon ~ they arc cualh,d 10 read a. above
they win b. ADMITTED and win receive instruction
FROM male teachers and DO under their discpiine--
Tor catalogues or any inform alton address
REY.G. A. CHASE, A. NJ. President.
wTsea Morzow, seo'y Be.sG OF Trustees.
T..f..
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
NttD aubfrtigemsuts.
FAIR WARNING

NT01ICEhll pctenaons Indebted 20 us arr hereby r.
~ qncstet 20 make mediate IAymeni, thoss in
default herf via end tir accounts IN the hands n th,
proper once N for collection AFTER the frs q September
next, without Reserve, further tina viii not b. given
Cor We eapuot pay onr debts with promises
NOES 3w KINo WEST.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
ss- Gen. Lane Iss received informa,

~ Gen. Lane has received infvrma,
ton from Oregon that the Legislature
iast elected, stands Oh joint ballot
thirty nine Democrats aud eleven oppo.
sition. An election for United States
Senators, in visw Of coming in as a
state next winter, was to be held ms
soon as tho Legislature met, on the 9Th
Of Juiy. as
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

s@y- Robert Drummond, Judge Of tho
Common Pleas Court Of Ohio and
Switzerland counties. died at Vevag on
Iuesday morning OF last ~cek
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

na- Wabash Expresspubhshcs card
signed by III Democrats, who express
their preference tor John G.. Davis for
Congress. The card was first sent to
the Terro uante Journol. but It's editor
refused to publish it. Such 10 tho gene
raj fairness of Democratic editors
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

DS- We have not felt in mood this
week, to writo editorials Our readers
viii bear as witness that our columns
are generally well filed with original
matter -
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
i name and style of ID. & J. Fourier, In the mill
ing business has boon dissolved by mutual consent
John Forer retiring and the business TO be contin-
ued by Dan'l Porfer. Allpcrsons indebted to the
said firm ase hereby notified TO como forward aud
max immediate settlement. d. 4 J. FOFRER.
BnooKylLLr AUG su
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

MARmED--In Coyingion KY, on
Thursday the 22nd, It.,'Lyeurgus Par.
cell OF Brookyllle, TO Miss Molic Mon
taeue.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
a METHODIST MINISTER SENTENCED

a METHODIST MINISTER SENrEScEpr
STATE PRIsoH-T. Lean, formerly Dc.
putty Postmaster at Worth, Tuscola
county, Michigan, has been convicted
in tho United States District Court for
robblag the Post Office, and sentenced
TO iiitecn years in States Prison. Lean
was Methodist minister, and had
borne an irreproachable character to this
transaction
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

sa- Mrs. Burdell Cunningham de,
MES her marriage with EckeL She
says Eckel has not been in her house
since the murder trial. The report cm-
anated from tho Sunday Atlas.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
ITO FOR THE WEST.

THE undersigned will start for the west about
Il the 18th inst, expecting to visit most Of the
Western States and territories. will locate land
warrants or attend 10 any other business entrusted
to in the limo ofmy travels, on reasonable terms.
no26 3w. j. X. GOODWIN.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
FIVE GENTS REWARD

Ran away from the subscriber the second day
Of Mag last, indontcd apprentices boy, named
David johnson, aged thirteen years. The above
reward win be paid TO any person returning him TO
me, but no cxpenses will be paid, neither will be
accountable FOR him, nor to any person en- his ac-
count while he remains out q my employ.
no26 81 VIM. N. TEMPLEToN.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

rty- Horace Greeley delivers the an.
nual address before the Fayottc County
Agricultural Society, which meets ~
Connersyille on the 9Th, 9Th, 9th aud
10th of September next.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

no. DR.. W Ii. Vanhorn, editor OF
tho Grcensbugh Democrat has been sick
but Is copvaoscent.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

from these GSgres, Il viii he sscn that nearly one
fourth Of the total deaths in tho country are caused
consumption, 70 say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases spfinsinr from a 'siiehl cold"
Do not title with your health bui " suffering
from cough, a cold on the lungs, Lay bottle Of
ioofLAND'S BALSAMIc CORDIAL, and YOU
may safely count On cure. Thousands have dono
90 and have ccitled 10 its wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed iiom disordercd or
dy-pcptic state Of the stomach, IN which case The
German Bitiers should he used ia cases Of weak
ness. or general debility Of the xyslcm, resulting
lrea protrac'ed coash, tho German bitess will Ls
found OF freas benefit
Prepared only ty Dr. c. n. jackson, as Arch
Street Philadelphia, and Cor sale BY Druggists ard
stoekeeIers ghcut the United stafes and can
ada. Price rs ccnia per hottie.
cold by NJ. W. Halle Drookvne, JohnIl Flsss,
OldenhErgh. c. Van Camp Metamora
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

powDER-Jusr RECEIVED, SIX KEos
Ride and cannon powder.
lfeb3'ss n sHoENAKER E co
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13
Edinburgh Correspondence.

EDrsDUhon, Ini., Aug, 2, 1858.
Mr.. EDIToR
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

be eonhdcntaly relied on. It designed for ciass
OF diseases more efhefai and more fatal than any
other TO which the people Of this country subject
those springing from ''sLIcnT colp.' That en-.
nent authority, DR.. Bell, says II will not say that
colds arc to our inhabitants what the Plague and
Yellow Fever TO those OF other countries; but.
can aver confidently that they usher in disease OF
greater completely and mortality than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality Of diseases
resulting from common cold may be seen BY
glance at the following statistics, taken from the
records Of the Board VI Health Of Philadelphia,
confesscdy one Of the most healthy localities In the
Union
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-13

The plaintiffs represented by Mcssrs-
Jones& Berry and Holland& Blink.
ley The Defendant by Messrs Nor
row & FarQuhar.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17


The steamship 5 az Of the West prtivsa
at New York, july eths with two week.
later news from Ouliforhia She brings
& ,400, 900 in treasure.
The Frazer River gold excitement was
increasing n consequence Of the glowing
pceouDts furnished BY TIE miners who. have
returned rom that region San Francisco
was crowded with people on their way 70
the Frazer mines, aud throughout the State
pnfties were making Arrangements fOr The
same purpose The effect Of the excite.
ment was beginning 70 be felt iu the State
Laborw was scarce, and wages had gone up
20 no 80 per cent, II IS estimated that
5000 people had already left for the Dig
giDgs. Six steamers had been put upon
the route besides ten sail vessels
Several American newspapers are pro-
ieeted in the british Possessions, and one,
the North Auesicaa, had already been nm
nonuced at Victoria. The steamer Cortes
had taken 1900 passengers for that city,
and every berth in sailing vessels had been
taken in advance. The Hudson Bay Go.
has stationed armed vessels on Frazer river
to prevent emigrants from carrying goods
into the interior TO sell. An American
with merchandise it was reported bad en-
tered the river in spite Of the blockade the
British Commander not daring to Gre apon
her
The defeat OF Col. Steptoe is folly con.
firmed. His troops fell into an ambuscade,
when they were attacked by q large num-,
Der of Indians, and were forced to retreat,
with loss Of I killed and IS wounded
The troops were not Sufficiently supplied
with ammunition A general Indian war
was anticipated, and Gen. Clark had dis
patched troops from San Francisco and Los
Angeles. Much excitement existed in San,
Luis ObiSpo county, and also iu Carson
Valley, in consequence Of numerous rob-
berries and assassinations by organized BAN
ditti.
In the former place, o Vigilance Com
mittee had been formed and had already
hung four culprits. In the latter place, O
murderer named Snow had Lcen seized nnd
hung by the people. Before his death he
made confession, which led to the cap
ture of seven Of his eonfederates who al
last accounts were under trial for thciI
lives by a. body Of citizens
The Indians in the northern conntie.
were again committing ontrages, a Y, >
pack train was fired npon, Mr.. Baker
killed. aud the train captured. Massacres
had been committed on the river, and
outrages in various other places had oc
CURED, A general rising Of the Indians
was indicated. H
The ship Caribbean arrived at San Fran
cisco, had picked up at sea dismaste(
Chinese junk containing l2 men She hat
been floating about helpless for five months
Two disastrous fires had occurred il
California A large portion Of thc busi
ness part at Maripos was burnt on the Il
of june
Thelnews from the Isthmns is not spe
cially important.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-17
Governor wise Again.


The Governor Of Virginia made charateris-
tic speech at Richmond, at the banquet that fol-
lowed the burial there of the remains of Mox-
ROE. He said our fathers went in for nnion for
unions sake. and, "By all the Gods by all the
altars Of my country go in for onion for
unions sake" Applause, that continued several
minutes, followed this remark.
He said further
1t is time that Virginia was turning her
attention to manufactures, mechanics, min
ing aud fore gu commerce. No country, no
State can live upon one only of the five car
dinal powers of production. She must re-
sort to all the five combined, and she is
doing it. Go, before you leave here, my
friends from New York, and look at the
iron factories that are growing up around
this noble scenery. I sag that labor IS nat
the ''mud sill" of society and 1 thank God
that the old colonial agtstOcracy Of Virgaia,
lclich despised elechdnicaj and manual labor
is alearls run 0ut Thank God. that l0c are
begiHnilg to raise miners, mechanics, and
mama factarers. thot s0iN help 10 Ole a5hdt is
LEFT Of that aristocracy up to the middle
ground of respectabitisy. Laughter and
applause Look at the iron factory here;
look at the tobacco factory here--that fac.
tory that is every day stealing my life away
with the very weed Of luxury. The GOV
ernor chews tobacco freely