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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

IKE NATIONAL 1NTELiIGENcER ON CONGRESS TIL
following pungent paragraphs are from the Nations
lnteigenccr, of the 18th:
tyrant only will do a tyrant's work + il fifth,
in the representatives of the people to create mar
absolutlSm in any State in this Union that will mt III,
lives and liberties of all classes of people in the hand
OF any soldier no matter how brilliant his services O,
exalted his character2 The army officer who is willing
to substitute his will for the legal tribunals of his
country is already prepared trampe upon its con
stltutlon and the liberties of his countrvmcp
Ii is maxim OF faw that is better that nine guilty
men should escape chan that one innocent man shopd
De punished With on enlightcne craftsmanship
| mat should make all previous law givers blush the
congress OF the United States would enslaye a whole
people lest few awess should 20 UNPUBLISHED.
Mr.. Elot declined to permit Mr.. Boyer to shed A
little light on the antecedents of some of the self
styledoy'sts connected with the Southern Republican
Association which endorsed his bill for reconstructine
Louisiana But their loyalty was of no consequence
and so not worth expanding breath upon Some Of
them are tried honorable Union men, but others are
the merest renegades that ever begged crumb from
the table of power.
A House of Representatives that claims to represent
the great party Of freedom ustifes this prerensou Of
seeking to impose On the entire people of State
complete oligachy under the pretensc of prenarino
them for self government It voted Yesterday to an
initiate the laws enacted by people ia order To e.
abilsh those dictated by Senate and enforced by the
bayonct. Well might Madame Roland exclainl. 90
Liberty. what crimes are committed in thy narne!"
MIR. Maynard, OF Tennessee declared that the nor
traits of the founders of the government should adorn
the panels, and their buss Fill the inches of the House
that its members might catch something of their pat
Fiotc and heroic spirit They would look down with !
pity and with scorn upon the degenerate men who
would graVely debate for hour much less days the
roprletF OF putting absolute power over the life and
ioef1T and property of onehird of its people into
MT harding might we'll say, as he did in the House
es5erday' that ten years ago the most ignorant law
~ the country could not have been found pre-
ehoin9 that there was any constitutional power for
establishing military government within the limits
If any State in this Union '''i's'
The arbitrary arrest and persistent confinement of
n hnsilshman, held by military order in spite of the
,rlt OF naoeas corpus, woed convelse ali England
WI the American people consent that one half Of
nelr countrymen shall hold their liberty by the will of
military commander and his subordnatesg ,
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

u !" l"a'-, H., on the corner of Spring and Texas
'>'fs, just received another arge stock of boots
o0-7 Of VI descriptions direct from the manufac-
Is h." e. ich he guarantees to sell at New Or
-'rs o.. B. is a good boy, and it is a good
/" NJ arl lat be "stjcks up" to what he lag
'a' Ivy i'm "od see fyou don't find them " calling
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

LIE FLIGHT FROM MEXICO. Private letters give
inc most slckenng accoants of the fight with the
withdrawal OF the French army from Mexico. Ba-
ZANE has by order of Napoleon given Tree to
all his own people, but there arc many other Ecreion
er5 and native Mexicans, who made themselves Oh
noxious to the people during the French oceunat;on
VINO nave no such chance to get away. Hence,
there is the utmost confusion and hurryng to ana fro
everywhere % ny
1t has been given out that Juarez woald proclaim
immediately general amnesty, but this does not sat
expedition shall have been written out in FIJI as it
Will be some day, it will be the most startling ever
recorded. Till then must remain in Ignorance Of
the secret springs and motives that prompted the as
tute Napoleon to send expedonarv corps of FORTY
thousand men across the ocean to Mexico and there
with to invite his subjects to go to that country and
settle in business only to be driven out SO soon and
under such ailcting circumstances We are curious
to know how the sympathetic people of France will
receive the Intelligence of this hasy flight with all it's
notifying attendant sufferings. ~ Q. Picayune.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

HE FIRE AT THE PosroTFIcE.-The fire which &C.
cured in the PostofHe Sunday night little after
eleven, is thought to have originated in the newspa.
per mail box, either through some package which con-
tanned matches, or from some other cause It was
discovered BY the Waterman and police officer seeing
the smoke issuing through the upper portion of the
aoor leading to the ladies' department of the oiee-
the portion of the building which sustained the dam
age. W hen an attempt was made to open the doors
the blows OF an OK proved unavailng. and it was onv
by using one ofthe ladders batteringram and car
rying the place by assault, that anenranoe could be
effected The damage done was mostly to the frame
WORK ietfer-boxes and the paper mail. Most of the
letters consumed, it is thought, were valentines Ae
eordlng 70 the wachmen, in about twenty minutes af
Ter the last light of the postoice assistants was exn
door. RI n - go sAo
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

't.1O} iron can be cured 1t has been proved
nd @""5, Marsdens pectoral balm has effected
7'rn'r " ..--" ftcr the patient has been given over
= '"'~s For sale by all druggists
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

A'sj[AT 1SFLAlNED.-A New York dispatch Of
f"" o'2 says the Washington correspondent of the
N-" Eort Herald hus explains the mission of the
'.5Emer 6@ttss5ar6 with Fred Seward and Admiral
''F.' oH hoard about which there has been 50 much
w.st.r-
FIG 'nteg@o7 rs to purchase the island of Saint
l'aH nEo To- Ealing station President Cabral
tyocElt the plan good but demanded cash down and
f'stg If IT, "1N
.arEs @7-oan. # specie had been brought on board
ny e2hs, out a. Port Royal, Jamaica, sailors broke
ing '@s NSTd room where it was and distracted it.
rre9 boys deserted the ship with the booty a re-
go,1 "l $1,000 Gei% offered for the recovery of the
MONEY. 3Ae Of lh':n was earght with portion on
p'ss1A tic MSS turned over to the first Iiputen
~ H'2 eS2.0paseaagely returned the money to him
's ''tS nlsss.o'fts had not money enough to pur
.sS- -, bon1ihgo and after rccuperatng their health
81 -*"SSAt' returned to Annapolis.
&4fsleas poetora balm never fails ~ relioro al
carr
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

SrlaTEPoRr, La, February, %, 1867.
T. IsHs ''%ya IT. WEsrERN'- Dear S;rs-1n tbo loto
-0~'n"t o' 'ja sastrous conhagration on the 2Ist
.hlt, Oh" editor Of the Shreveport ''News" mentions
SRI" ,'a ind ed by the Fire Company particu
".g.@ ! an of "Messrs. Tom Her, kit Aston,
u Nrg l"&7d, These gentlemen are not members
'ae I'll" "mw1E and while accord to them all
20 3n"*t their efficient assistance as citizens NO
FA IL cut m a"t of justice to make this statement
-. 0'-. I" ne sons named but the members of
-s '5m3aIT, but one Of whose names was particular
-"'.' i-''"! EI''lceS. "CADDo ~
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

Taos MCINTYRE, of New Orleans, is our only duly
authorized agent to receive subscriptions and adver
tisements in that city
Col s. D: WooD of Marshall, Texas, is duly author
ized to receipt for subscriptions. =
Mr.. JOHN G. LOVE- Minden; La, is duly authorized to
receipt for subscriptions
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

f., ooNE OF THE FEW, TIE IMMORTAL NAMEs.-Ane1 '
change says Wade Hampton was M before the
cofdefs court in Nashville, last Monday. for punching
ao'her negro; Horace Greeley is arraigned for mar
oef ana robbery in Virginia; Thadieus Stevens stole
lou OF chickens from huckstcr in Petersburg; AbFa
n.'h Lincoln sassed coiored gal and "broke her
"lhoers . in Alexandria George Washington stoleah
aAe IN Fredericksburg, and numerous dein1uencies
are ar charged in various papers to Andrew Jackson
1homas Jefferson, James Monroe and various ohet
worthes Old enough and dead enough to refrain rop>
such misdemeapors
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

977, NJ. 7.. es.fE tasss Tile tedfoon Of Texos
.atssFs .s s s ~ negro, who carried off the
ira Bz s5 4eisefs the, pockets 81 which con
FIJI Ha ns8t Issue. " copy intended
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

e., , La ~ s's e e etin Of the Eth inst referring
- '-5 ie4s %, 81 LAMBERT who recently walked 10n
consecutive oar IN hat city, saws: r f ID luo
+sg ,S employ VII Lambert, the pedestrian TO ~
. oeJ~aea Galveston and New Orleans 7, !
-o'SoS s F ergssrg lots, he could make the tr;n
ss .sI1 ~ I'm l;h just half the time occupied by
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

Nh ! e.a5 are loading more wagons with zner.
''"a1S, lar interior than three men and a boy
"'r-% off, icy are doing about the best bust
Use rr o' gi.g a their line What ia the reason .
&.rid,"-E".p good stock, sell cheap. and trade
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

the Memphis Ledger says the reason many . ta
,lases occur Immediately after great war; Is Nv Nv
bachelors become accustoned to STRIFE tnst t,.
learn to like it, and after the return OF peace thfs
list in mstrimonv as the next thing to war.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

&@Fs4ens p'eiofa. balm never fails to relieve and
s9re.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1867-02-27

SoAAsoA CSo1Oudl.
House.-Resolutions rather condenoro.ou-
worhs charges of corruption of memhers ", tt
.he hohof OF the House, and ordering his oo,,r;.to
to report tomorrow, passed " ''"''o'''ee
resolution that the House concnr in cao,o.o-,.
heOol'ochs views of contraction and early rcsumnton
all Sides 'oo" o'9ee'ioas from
The Committee on Tax reported a bill that ,dron
!reents be put on the free list and bond reoired of
inspectors OF distlerles of s. OOO Tho Cnm,,;t.o
eepo'1eu an amendment taxing all qualities of clears
i've uolla1s thousand; adopted An amendment
aooishlhg the cotton tax was rejected bv f5 ~ az
Senate Bill consolidating and nrord;n,. ~ 80 90
payment OF the national debt was ordered tn ho ;+
"f fa'ecrson announced his intention t. disroai
the resolution of the Tennessee
his resignation. requesting
half million Was appropriated for tho i,,ouo,..
ment of the Mississippi river at a.e improve
WASHINGTON, February 26-Lo,,se Wor.es.f
cor'up.ioh committee reported that the tnet;,o y;
not alleet the integrity of the President NOW ,1 u:u
Iues1oh the Integrity of any member of thc Horso
rne report was received with shouts and Ianebtor
neporI tabled and committee discharged. It is mi.
'eEsaly regarded as a farce. - 10 0"'-
Mr. benjamin moved a salute of ono h,,,,,
uled cut Of order. - "'''e'' Tile speaker
Inc iortlfcation bill passed
Inc JOINT resolution remotins the Naval .oaso,,-
rom annapolis was defeated, 80 -'e">''t
Se,,t. 49, ~ e VI the whole on the tariff.
congressional printer l"'"' Was e"c'eo
euuca.oha bureau bill, providing for COM
ooo at salary of st003 and clerks at 10000
low ana $780, was favoraby considered. In con-
an sb gunner said he was anxious that this genera
vi ~, should De dlgniHe1 as much as possible i
ne Senate considered the army arnronr;ato, h;u =
men passed with provision for dsbandinr md dis
ming the militia of the unrepresened States and
% forbidden until congressionaly anhor
90, and goes to the House for concurrence. '"' r
ock Island. Recess "a 'eoe at y
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Anticipated Trouble.

Governor Browulow has ordered Gen
Cooper, commanding the State guard ol
Tennessee, to concentrate all his force in
Nashville and see that the election mex
Saturday is conducted according to Law
aud to call on Gen. Thomas for more
forces If necessary. Gen. Cooper hal
issued an order stating that all who by thu
franchise law have right to vote will bs
protected in the exercise Of the right, and
warning all who are disfranchised from
attempting to vote. The election officer.
appointed by the City Council have held q
meeting and resolved to proceed at al
hazards. - ~
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

NOTICE IL hsrsby given, that BY virtue or an
IN orderof tie Court Of Common Pleas Of Frank.
lin County, fndiana, At the July Term, 1851.
thereof, In tho of r. "A. Stone,
OF the Estate of-Nsison Is. Rairden deceased ".
lisirsef Deceased, the undsrsigaed, on the prom.
isos,
On Saturday, 0cioJtr 26M, 1867, !, j.
At o'clock m, (anlsss sold previously at pri-
vate ssie.) will ,ei at public auction the following
described Real Estate sitaatod In said County, 70
wilt: 1t iitr .lt 'Htffl
The West Side ofths N. W. Quarter Of Section
20, Town y. Range West. described thuss
Commencing at the Northwest corner Of said
OF said quarter 20 the Soushss.t corner thereof,
thence kast 10 shains, thonce North IL chains and
50 links, thence Wcst chains and Sc iinks, thence
North II chains aud % links, thence West 10
chains and IA links 20 tho piece of boginning
containing % 10 100 acres more or less.
Also the Hast one third part OF the Southeast
Quarter Of Section ~, Town ., Range 4 West
containing S. acres more or iess. tAs brf
The two tracts containing 1T 7o-Ioo fcrss more
or iess.
Bids for the purchase OF ths same at privat,
sale will be received at the once Of HOLLAND,
Dinkley X Jones, Drookviiis, Indiana, OF at the
ofice Of the undsrsisned At oincinaati, Ohio, TO
tho 25ih last.
TERMs.-o third purchase money down on
day of sale, one.third m nine, aud one third u
eighteen mpnths-deferred payments secured BY
notes bearing interest, without relief frcn ysiua
ton and appra!sonsnt laws, and By mortgags
on the premises. s
Holland, Binkley Jenes, Atty.
Sept ~ 1887 4w
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Miss pri 4 Hcbraska Lasas
FOR Gale.

I IN acre. Ia koynol l. Co.. Mssenri, slsantsd
lOO abont seven uiics from ths c,uniy sssi-
al tlnb.r. lays high g'ntls rolling, sniauie Tor
rairing earn. heVp. wheat, Ne.
Two tracts af 100 acre. each IN Phelps County.
VI sssuti. about miles ir"n Eoiia. the csalusy
seat. ard within imlles ef the :. W. branch of
The Pacific Il. h.-tsmbsred, lays high, pot the
east s~hmry.
s2o refes In Wight Co. Missonri about mites
fr.m the c"aoty seat, aud ~ or " miles rein tbs
surveyed reuls OF the >. ". branrk &c the Paelbe
X. Il. said cad 10 how let aud being completed.
This land - gently llitg, well timhefsc, sui
we'll ad,rted TO Raising corn wheat, 4e. Tho
ossatty along this lac VI road is CLING sp very
last.
: $40 acres In ouce Co. Nebraska, within rs
miles Of the ,ity If kebrnska. aud "n sls"ff
direct line frui the city o. W feafnsy ga fiatfs
kiver. GU whish line there will be y railroad "a
short uae. This land Il all prairie hrst faaliiy
Of tanning land. and !, h.ing settiea uP hy iasss
err all around IT, IL desisvd, will ssl a. ia tfaets
Of 10 or S2n ueres.
. sss acres also In same county, hfst qsali,y OF
land. all prairie.
Two tracts OF I6a acres each IN snme county. not
far FROM the Gao acres me nti"nsd ab.vs. NJ sest
quality &c land M be found Ina any ceansfy >
Tree firm swsmps. an
These lands will be sold low Cor cash. OF. ca
changed Tor oth.r property In this country
good bargain wills lie givea TO those wishing to
trade, viii pay cash Tor The differences IN usds.
Cal aud see descriptions ofiAnds, elther At tho
Office, or the adv ertissr at Harrison.
aug 80 4w n. LEONARD
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Executors Sale or Real Estate and
Personal Property.

THE undersigned Executor Of the last wiil Of
L John v. ninds deceasei, viii sell enfhs'
premises,
On Saturday. SPIT 2stA, 1867,
at public auction, the following described Real
Estate In Franklgn County and stlte Of Indiana,
TO wit:
Part Of the south west quarter Of section ~,
Town o, Range west, bounded as follows.
Dcgtpning at the south vest corner Of said quar-
ter, thence cast l2O so Too poles, thence north az
50 loo poles, thence vest i20 poles, theEce soaih
az S. 100 poles to place Of beginning, centainlng
- acres, roods sns 80 poles more OF lees.
TERMS OF sALE.-onsfhifd io.Ss paid on.
the 25th Of Dccember neat, the remaining two
thirds TO be paid 10 one and two year, With In
tereft secured b. mortgage The prenscst ~~lv
Ing yaluation and Apt asssment laws.
SAID land is teo miiss West % Mt. oarnei, q
miles East o. Brookville, on agood County road,
one half mile south Of the Turnpike road. -
aeres In n high state OF cultivation, baianeetn
timber has ON 10 = good ffsms barn. stwo story
hoase, q good we'll OF wstcr, aud several payer.
failing sprsnrs. srple aud peach trees. said land
Is @estiy rich bottom land, as good as say Ia
Eastern Indiana.
Alro a, tho same time and place the Personal
properly 'bslonging 10 said es,ste viii be said.
ssis 10 comm ence AZ 10 o'ciuek AN. .
SAMUEL HOLIDAY, Executor.
Sept. Q, fe67-3w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

Is now in IT'S 4Jth year. aud has attained
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In order to secure largely increased cir,
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
MYsieriousIy Injured.

A young man BY the name Of Henry
Richey was mysteriously injured on thu
Indianapolis & Cincinnati Road, near
Lawronceburg, on Tuesday night. lii
right arm and the side Of his face wer,
horribly muiilatel. Ills wounds, which
were Of serious nature, were dressed D,
DR.. nardipg. I lsiphey was fireman OF
the accommodation train. lie has beer
unconscious since the accident, and Iii
not known precisely how or when II oc
CURED. TWAS reported lha, he did dur
ing Friday night. sIf apfe
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

Tnr GALAXY, FoR 0croBEn, Contains
"On Fortune, hunting" by W. II. Whit
more; paris and the Parlsiaus," by Eu-
gene Benson; "John," by Bertha s. Scran.
tom; "The Poor Whites Of the South, =
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Generals" by Conquest Clarke; 'In the
Enemy's Lines" by James Franklin Fits;
"American Cookery" by Pierre Blot;
"Steven Lawrence, Yeoman," by Mrs.
Edwards; awaiting for the Verdict" by
Mrs. II. IL. Davis; and "NebulW," by tic
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a year. two copies for SO. Address w.
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New York.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

The OcToBER PHnBNoLooIcAL jour
NAL contains Portraits and Characters Of
Mary Queen Of Scots; Charlotte Brontc;
Thomas Mast, the Artist; Ira Aldridgc,
Tragcdian; Alfred Scwell, aud others
Well written articles on Anthropology
Married or Single? Boots aud Beauty Sick
Headache. its Cause aud Cure; The Fash
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Address s. II. Wells, Editor, $50 Broad
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
A Denial.

The Union Executive Committee Of
Ohio has, by a card published in the city
papers, directly and unequivocally denied
the statements Of Democratic papers, thai
a secret circular has been issued advising
Republicans not to waste their strength on
the amendment. The committee on the
contrary has tho fullest confidence that
the amendment will be triumphantly ad-
opted.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27

NoTIcE =, sssssy sven thar win sell at pub

NOTICE . hereby siysn that will sell At pub
~ lie auction on
Zhsrsdoy, October 2ffA, 1867,
At the rssidsncs d John Afford late Of Salt Creek
Township, Fnukin ceusty, Indiana. dsceased,
All h.s Psrsonsi property not taken By the widow,
Thee Horses one Colt, tive yoke Of Oxen. two
Milch Cows, seventy head Of Stock Hogs, seven
teen head OF Sheep, 3,two horse Wagons. oxe Log
Wagon. one Cart, 5000 feet Of dry Poplar Lum-
Der, $4,000 tight Barrel Slaves, seventy Saw Logs
at the mill, eighty Saw Logs In the wood, all the
poplar trees on thirty acres OF land owned by Cor
nelins Dasis, 5000 Shingles, twenty-five acres OF
Corn on the ground, Corn. Oats, Hay, &e., In the
Barn, Farming Utensils. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, ko., 10. ~ ttF ~ 100
A credit Of twelve months will be Z ivss on al
sums over eve dollars, the purchaser giving bis
note with approved security, waving valuation
and apprsisment laws, with intercst. All cum.
Of ave dollars or under, cash.
ALEXANDER DAWSON,
Sep ~. ls67-3w ~ t'.f Admit nistrstor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
Coed News from Vermont.

s9 Vermont has once more thrown her
mantle in the face Of treason, aud the
Green Mountain Boys send up majority
OILS, 10000 the Union. The copperheads
should eemble ut this thunder, for the
campaign Of '6S will teach that even with
u traitor ruling over US, still VIC will not
be bound. a.a4..as
) Although tho Democrats may crow over
California for email majority she has sent
them, but let us look at the many States
yet TO speak that traitors shall not EN-.
JOY these broad domains Lswreneeburg
Press.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1867-09-27
UNION TICKET.
: i UNION TICKET o. !
i.sp.4 <'fe ,--ni fsl-a al
f~ ron CLERK or COURT.
ALEXANDER w. BEG HE.
roR COMMISSIONER.
,lltfiI 50 Ell u.s. l.'14era
IS NIXON DAVIS. 49,.


The Republican Executive Committed
ofFranklin County have made the follow
ing appointments fer public speaking, and
have secured the services Of Hon. J. II.
Farquhar to address the people on the
political issaas Of the day. At the following
times and places; ~
New Trenton, Tuesday, Oct. !, at Z p. d.
esuf~l, ,ea Wednesday,, 2. . !"
aVhiicumb. Thursday. 4 ,, ="
'lsIoopihg Grove, Friday, -, So" "
Me,smoss. Mondsy, ~, +" Z" :.
Let our friends at the various points sec
that. prorer arrangements are made for
these ues.ings. and general ATTENDING Q
secured. a $50, ~ ss4.t