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rhs Mhifs Corner.

Mr.. Henry c. Gallon is the ruling
spirit al the old White Corner, and he 10
keeping up with the spirit Of the times,
aud has learned that 10 do business he
must have tho best articles aud sell at
the lowest prohis. Nothing but this
will suceeed nov. The people begin TO
know what goods cost. aud they viii pat
ronize those houses where they are oil.
ways treated right,
Ne GALLON a. Son have just opened u
Gne 10, Of goods. aud from the prices At
which they have marked their caIieoos,
gingbams. &e.. u ls evident that either
they bought very cheapin New York, or
they are leaving of the pfod,s, aud are
selling for the iun Of Il IN oil these
matters, when we speak OF our mer.
chants, We wish no one 10 take our v ord
ior i,--but come and test the matter Tor
themselves, And then " We are wrong
or mistaken, We will take Il all back
Al know We would just ~ s0on score as
put,
Then eome 10 the White Corner, aud
500 tho new goods,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

preceded Il. without disturbing The
peace OF Europe, The diploma,isls Of
Englsnd, France aud Austria, have not
been able 10 reconcile the pfctensions
ol the Car with the preservation. unim-
paired, OF The Turkish nationality, and
Il ID difficult 10 see how hostllllcs can be
prevented.
The Car having possession Of the
Danubian Principaliiies u determined 10
hold thcm--n neither will he abate In the
least bis monsirous claim Of Jurisdiction
over the Greek Churches established In
Turkey, which, ~ the latter will never
acecdc to peaccaby he will be obliged
W enforce with the sword. The rejec.
ton VI the Austrian med alton will
obligc the English Government. which
mas pursued shuill rs, tomp0rizing
policy upon This Eastern matter. 10 take
decided measures, either 70 oppose viz.
0fousy the Cars usurpation or allow
Constunlinoplc to fall, without opposl.
ton, Into the hands OF that greedy aud
ambitious power that has 20 long eovet.
cd it--whieh would by IL possession cut
oil England from her overland route 10
her last India d0minIons aud strike a
great blow 10 that source Of British
wealth and greatness.
We cannot believe that the trading
aud commercial Interest Ia England,
which h 81 intent upon preserving peace
at almost any sacrifice, will have inllu.
oneo enough with The Government t.
prevent Il from standing by the sultan
IA the critical circumstances IN which
he IL placed As Louis Napoleon sas
shown greater vlgor, rom the COIN
l9eneehent, ia opposing the schemes Of
! Nicholas, there can bv no doubt what
side be will takp 10 The war that appears
10 bg imm inent aud the latter viii lin,
I ~ him formidable opponent 10 hl'
/ plane vi acknowledgement
Woneea npl Say that We stdently hops
thai lhe neWs by the Washington AZ,
tns astisi, aliun which Ia 20 confidently
( txpf,saga Will not turn out 10 bs ineer
rect, luf The only chance Tho oppressed
massea "a l. rope have ~ preaenl o
throwing oil the ehaius Vi despollsm llcl
IA lhe divisions ana qulrrela ol their y
ranlsi they have certainly nothing L
lose and much 10 gain hy war, and tbs
sooner u ia commenced the better l
will be- Tor their interests 30 by all meanl
let the bail oPcn aad the dance begin.
Gin. Enquirer.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
alnnnf Mniiar..

The New York Tribune Of last Mon-
day gives tho following account OF the
medus operandI OF the Western Rail,
roads Ia procuring funds TO complete
their pfolsetsi
Ia money there Ia no marked change,
On call the supply continues lul al u
eeat, The pressure OF the Western
Railroad paper Ia tho market tends TO
sustain The rates lor paper. The roads
not being able 10 make negotiations OF
their bonds, have filled the Western
banks with their aoeeplanees, These
aeeeptalees are sent 10 Wull-st, IN large
quantities Tor re-dlseount, and lhuse of
The best character arc selling at loo rs
d cent, and absorb an immense amount
ol the capital employed IN pnper. We
think one institution Oh Wal-st, has
over halt million OF these aceeptanees
ia ita port iolio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

The news by the steamer Washing
ton, published In our telegraphic col
umns yesterday. apprised our readers
that Russia had rejected the note pro-
posed by the allied powers as modified
by the sultan, aud that war was consid-
sidered inevitable. This is very sud-
den change IN the ASPECT OF foreign al-
fairs, which for the past two months has
seemed To promise, under the auspices
Ct the powers most interested IN pre-
serving peace, pacific solution Of the
Russian aud Turkish difficulty, and il
will create Il great excitement in politi-
cal aud commercial circles.
The attitude ass amed by Russia, from
the commencement OF her aggressions
upon Turkey, has been oil such hellig-
erent character, and the Gar has mani
tested, upon 80 many occasions his de-
termination 10 drive the Sultan to The
wall at al. hazards. that we have FREE
quently expressed the opinion that war
should be the result, aud are, therefore,
not so much surprised by the recent in
telligence, as many who have confidently
predicted that the war-cloud which Tow
cred over the eastern horizon, would
pass away, like many others that hid
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
WARM EurOpc...Thc Grain Pros.

WARM Luf0pC-s-Ihc Grain frvs"
pcct.
Mr.. Rcmclln, ia his last letter from
Germany TO The New York Evening
Post, aud which by the way, Is very
interesting one, thus olludes to the pres
ent aspect Of Europe and the interest
which our American agricultural people
have Ia the bread question;
On the whole, then, let me state IL
as general TACT, that Western Europe
must purchase large quantities 0l bread.
vtuils from tle United States. Meats
will be plenty next winter. Public im-
pf0yuments 0l every description require
the employment Ol large MASSES O la
bofefs, wages are rising. ali ol which
must contribute 10 large consumption
of breadstuls. The Governments. too,
find II easier 10 feed their subjects into
submission than 10 lotee them down
when hungry They lear a repetition
Of The hungry yeats 0l 30 ard 40, be-
oause they, aud oil Che rich, know That
they role over people whose iufUui9us
disposition towards them need but The
ignillgl 10 produce lfightlul mass ol
massaefes 10 every hamlet, on every hill,
aud Ia every valley OF Europe. such a.
cannot llnd q e0unlplphge Va hlslgfyif=
The bread ol Dem0oihllu America Ia
their only hope IA Ibis DARK crisis vi their
fate,
peel's policy 10 give 10 England .
laborers cheap bread, and thus avoid a
revolution, has sunk deep into the heads
OF the wiser stateamen ai Europe -
Louis Napoleon Il about - follow it,.-
Russia cannot DO q yeIy successful eom'
petitur ia the grain markets with ihe
United klales, Tho conflicts with
Turkey will last longer lhaa mlst pep'
Pile imagineI aad iur s1iae lime, 90 lgas',
Russia must maintain large afmipsi aud
that will not only diminish produolion--
IL will Increase consumption, an IL
needs n the United alates Is Hn Adj
minstratlon like Jeilersun's Nhisni geu'
tie aa doves aud wise ilks sesptnti, un'
derstandz 10 keep or American industry.
un open aud lree pathway IA the worlds
commerce, anu IA very lew mouths
America Will be the market where Eu-
rope must buy IN more senses than one
It's stall OF lie,
And here Is another paragraph which
has interests for many hcreabouls;
Let America prepare Tor dear wines,
because all over Europe that fatal dis
ease, called "Traubenkrankhcit," ID
spreading. II consists in white mill
dew, taat spreads over the whole grape
aud completely destroys il. IL Is as
inexpleable to vineyard men ~ the
potato disease 10 farmers. Italy and
Tyrol are fatally affected by il. Ia
Germany II Is just beginning to make lis
appearance. Grapes on relsses are
worse effected by il than thole in vine
yards. No cure has yet been found, aud
il is spreading all over grape-growing
Europe. The papers are full of propos-
ed remedies, but none give permanent
relief. Pc .lical economists stand aghasl
ut future in which there is 10 be neith-
or wine Tor the rich, non potatoes Tor the
poor
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
a Hsr,,,e.mt.

w II Churchman, has been remoy-
ed lrom the Office ol Superintendent Of
the Institution lur the Blind at Indian.
apolis, because he was a wing, Rsy. G..
w Ames, (den.) appointed In his stead.
This reminds Us OF an anecdOte We once
heard VI this Rev. gentleman. by cdu.
cation, II seems, he was Presby terian
aud Wing. Becoming connected
with the Methodist Ministry, he went 10
Indiana, where the Methodist happened
- be mostly Democrats. IA important
Election being near OF hand, he was
questioned by some Of he Heading
brethren Of the circuit, ne 10 his pole
ties Knowing that lis Views would
not be- acceptable 30 them he Tor some
time eyaded direct answer. Az length
however, be- was compelled t. "deiine HE
position Well, said no., "bfethren II
you muat know my politics, | would say
that by nature | am Presbyterian
Wing, bm by the gfaeeo OF God am 4
Democratic NJ lhodlsl, II would seem
that he has not baekslid yet,-Chii,
ua4,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

his Cabinet watch over tho interests Of
their infant STATE. Gov. Wright hes
answered Il, and declines nc Ting on the
oil the LIberlan Government
just now but requests Roberts to point
out some other location for settlement.
We learn that colored man named
J. Mickey has been commissioned by the
State Board Of Colonization, to act us an
Agent, amongst the people ofcolor. and
that ho will take some forty einlgrants
with him In the Baltimore Packet, which
sails on the lst Of Nov. Mickey will
return again and report.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
I...as xt.,a.

CT, clarksoa, on Friday last took
from one hive Of bees, ONE HcspRtp AM
skyEsFy stvrs pounds (l77) Of eholee
honey In the comb, beside nearly BAR
rel Of comb, bse.bread, aud sweetened
with little honey, This honey 10 worth
1913 cents per pound, or $40 DO, There
will be about 40 lbs ofwax when ren'
dered, which at 2s cents would be 3d.
60, This makes lhe hive worth about
SIS 90, Let those VINO believe in the
old fashioned hive beat this.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
mr,nnarn s.r.ce..


should never bs disfcgarded The, are uneffine
indications that he vital functions Of nature have
been IN their hoal.hfui ne,ion.and that
serious evils must inevitably follow unless TIE
system be again vet sight b, ihe timely nse cfpro.
por remedies
Bear In Mind, that natafe 4 never eudeasorlnr
tsekpol disease when u intacs the animal econo.
Gay, and oni, needs ne assistance ef some gen
at restorative -lhofoueh jet mild IN Ne sciion--
that will CIV. tons 70 a. system and aol upon che
biooi-ehish 4. the principal ofllfe.
.ouYsOrr's YELLOW DOCK AND
sARs ApARlLLA.
A ranhef or the biaol, afsnosefaigr o. ths
'is'im' and suppiaef ADD pfe.iftef efthe pow.
90 efllia, a has no elaal Take u on ihe nssl IN
dleal'on lhai disease l. upon you, and yea ~ii
avert pafhapi Wsiks ani mlasss Of sickness ssd
Suffering,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

When al Cincinnati few days since,
we crossed the river to spend a night at
the Magnolia House In CoyIngton with
our friend Woods. We found him In a
good house well and comfortably furnish
cd, And the Capt, always did keep a
good table. II IA about us convenient
for our people going to Cincinnati on
business TO tarry at coyington with Mr.,
Woods, aud thus accommodate yourself
and help a deserving friend by the fees,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

KiLLtp.-On Monday morning last,
man by the name OF Riley or O'R@iliy
was found dead, near Sbley's MILL IN the
north part Of town. lie had the appear
ance OF having been stabbed In the chest,
and bleeding internally until he died
A large wound was found on the breast,
appearing to have been made with kniic
or dirk We learn that man named
Isaac Anderson has stated that a man
(perhnp- the dcceased) disturbed his
dwelling ut late hour Sunday night,
was caught inside the house, and made
battle; aud that he, Anderson. stabbed
The intruder, in the melce.--Terre Haute
Express, lIlh.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
"Dam tkiuv.u


Ia tho soubr!quot alyon by emo of
your citizens to Mr.. Richard Calvin, OF
Harrison, Ohio, az the time he took
charge Of the repairs OF The case Dam"
In the spring OF the present year. Mr..
Calvin has we'll sustained the prefix then
given, by dlapay OF grca, energy md
perseverance, In tho SPEEDY completion
Of the repairs, for navigation. and merits
therefore this humble notice and the
gratitude OF the people OF Tho Valley.
Asa contractor oil public works. Mr.,
CALVIN Possesses The advantage 81 much
oxperl nee, having been engaged Tor
many years In early lie, no the co.work.
o. with George Law, and other proml.
nent and enterprising men u pennsyl.
vanle, on some Of her create works, in
Indiana during the prosecution olher
magnificent but disastrous system OF I'm,
provementH, aud lastly IN the repeated
repairs Of unfortunate breaches oi the
White Water canal.
In energy and boldness Of enterprise,
Mr., {, u unsurpassed, possessing eua'
Why OF manners aud ease OF department,
hiNihlNffl NHNtNtNt w NV iNtHHt NWNNh
OF the men usually employed Va the pros-
seuton OF our public works.
In resources Mr., C., ID seemingly ex.
haustlesa, always enabled % command
the very best assistants, az farmers, no.
ehanlea and day laborers, which fact was
strlklngly exhibited In his last underta-
king, Mr.. Robert Calvin az foreman
vi construction, aud Hiram klum OF the
Dam superslFuelure, as rallying points
he wac early enabled with the united
energy aud popularity oil the gentlemen
named, 20 command in all the depart,
menla OF the work a force ample and
sufficient 10 prosecute the repairs will
energy aud system 10 a prompt and ear
ly conclusions.
We learn that Mr. G. has Just return,
ed from a tour eastward, accompanie,
by his most excellent aud hospitable lady
where associated with some OF the gen
tlemen above referred TO, he has no doub
10 an early friend aud advocate OF short
line road from Cincinnati 10 lndianapo,
! Us done good service 10 the interests and
prospects, Of the "Valley Road" io
the certOin ana immediate completion VI
which we hnvs the proper assurances
Mr.. Calvin will now lend HE best efforts
Oct, LIST '53. II.
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Nj c KIN &C k $.

Come and soc all OF the nice thing. 10 the way
of notions, 20 be found ~ 6AiLIoSs SroRs, coasis-
ting Ia part, ofMen's hne Buck, Dog-stin: Mo,
SIX, Nooien a Cotton Gloves, ltdlcsN Nitses
Kid, sih " ooicn q Cotton do. Zcphr,'s scaris,
Wooden undcrslceyes 4 Cun-s. Nictorlnes, I'm
bfoidersd Collars, Chemisells. ndfk nhd under.
sleeves, Ribbons, Linen & Cotton iaces, sNiss ana
Jacko me Insertions a fdgings, sllk Laees'bfush-
-, Ihread's Velvet Linings, Needles, rms, hn'-
tons, &c. sc.
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kIssane Convicted.

Kssane, who has been on his trial at
Lebanon has been found guilty. The
following Is postscript in the Cincin-
natl Inquirer OF the Let inst
ArTEmrrEp SuIcIpk OF KIssAsE.--By
private telegrephic dispatch from Leb-
anon, received late last night, we learn
that Klssane, after being conveyed to
Jail, on the rendition OF the verdict OF
guilty, attempted to commit suicide, by
cutting his throat with razor. Findlay
interfered, and taking the razor from
Kissane threw II into the hall of the pris-
on
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
r. D. RopINsoN. SecreLary.

0,.yRev. Henry Ward Beecher, o.
Brooklyn, has been generously present
ed. by few of the wealthy members Of
his congregation, who appreciate his
services highly enough to desire their
preservation by due recreation, with
about $4,000, for the purchase Of coun-
try seat for summer residence. Mr.. b.
has accordingly purchased farm in the
beautiful 10 OF Lenox, Mass, where
he will erecta cottage for the occupan-
cy of himselfand family during the sum
mer months Evangelist.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
nnilRands.

The Engineers have boon busy In this
nelghborhood, since the publication Of
our last paper, on both the Valley Road.
and the New Albany and Lake Erie Road.
The friends Of the various Roads are
still active. But we need more stock.
G. +. cLARxsos, Is agent for the pur-
pose OF renting aud taking care OF the
Real Estate OF the Cincinnati and Ind.
annapolis Road. lie Is also agent to re-
eeive real estate subscriptions. Any
Pcrsons wishing to invest good real Es-
tate In tho stock OF this Company can DO
80 by applying 10 him personally, or by
letter. The stock IL issued to the lndI.
vdual 80 soon a. u deed 10 made 10 the
Company. And III. holders Of stock ~.
eelye 9 per cent, Ia stock, from the date
Of tho Company getting possession Of
property, until the Road IL made.
Here ls a good chance Tor investment.
Tbs owner can put HE own price on hls
lands, and tho Co. can examine aud take
or not ne suits, Or the owner and the
Company can refer |, 10 appraisers -
We bsve already about 100000 In good
real estate, beside our cash subscriptions
We expect 10 double our present stock
by Christmas. The Engineers will soon
be- ready with their proales and estimates
for letting the road 10 contractors.
Let the agents aud friends bu, do their
duty Tor a fow months longer, and this
great work will be speedily haIshsd.
or The Rev. Seth Smith Of the y.
4. Ind. Conference, died at Milton. Ind.
on Saturday evening last, Of the fever.
0Trhe Franklin Co. Fair commences
on next Wednesday, The State Fair
the same day.
0I-The Rail Road Board meets Ia
I,rookyille on Wednesday next.
01rOar Probate Court has been In
session since Monday last.
0-J-our annual eleetlonls on Tuesday
next, Friends, Try and keep down tho
excitement! Keep eooll There Ia 4
judge and Reporter Of the suprem,
Court to elect.
OF here Ia expected to be Methodist
preaching next Sabbath In all the
churches within ID miles Of Brookyllle
The Conference can supply all denomi'
nations II they apply fer preachers.
ITThs Pattisons are preparing t.
pack pork at Laurel this fall. They are
offering 81 for very fine lots.
O<THon. s. w. Parker will accept
our thunks for Patent office report.
0sTTho Rev. J. :. Bayless has beer
stationed another year by tho Ky. Con
ference, ut Shelbyyille Ky.
O<.rThc Rev. Henry Slicer OF Balti
more, 10 In town, as agent for the Ne
tropolitian church Of Washington.
0rTho Grand Division of indiana
meets Of Indianapolis on the 25th mat.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
LIGHTS SOLUTION
Will Cure Diafrhna & BIsody Flux

s'N ~ W hAihEs agent fpf Dfvvsflhs,
tJiffou want ani heuls % slices, g. :" iitp'
toN, 80, sea, Walnut street, wholesale MANI
istlefs, where seu viii nhd ga, Thing 10 HE iins
eheip ahi good, BY ne esse o. degeh,
Jnl5 ssih. 1883 ~ ones,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Ladies' Shoes.

100 pairs culf Boots
100 T" Kip -
90 Goat Busklns;
rs Enamcied young Ladies Boots;
20 Pine Md Albonls
% New style 0alten;
~ " Rubber Bucskins;
a. " Low Sandals;
"a - fur Lined over Shoes,
Together i'm large and splendid nssorimest
of Chlldron's and Misses, extra hna shoes. Aswo
pay particular liention In Tho selection Of our
Boots and shoes, Ia regard 10 durability and neat
ness, We have no hesiteney IN recommending The
same. and have no fears OF being cxcelled 10 this
branch ofour business, or " being beat selling
low. y. ID. GALLON q SON.
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r1-pOISONlNG. ma

Thousands Of pufunls Hhs ass VeFmliuee eeIhs
posed VI Caster on, ealsiasi, A., aFe not swsfs
bat snile they appear ~ bonsat the patient, thsy
sfe actually laying The foundations foFa sefles
dlaepsess, sueh as salvation iess Of sight, weak.
limhs, 40,
To- another celumn viii be found The advertise
meutof Ilohensaek's Medicines 10 whleh wsask
10 alienlenof oil directly interested IN their own
aswoll az their chlidFen's health. Ia Liver Gem
pinisis ana all disorders arising from those ofa III.
lous lSpe, should make use u shs enly Eeenine
"a .dielHe, iiobeHsaek's Liver Pills,
-"he H1 seeeivea," bat ASK for iIobensaeks
Worm syrup aud Liver Fills, and obser thstess
has the lha signature Of The Proprietor, IN. HO-
LtNhAck, ns none else arc genuine.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Agricnliurc.

The board Of Directors OF the Frank
lin Co. Agricultural society will meet on
the ground at O'Clock A. NJ. on the ist
day ofthe Fairto transact important bu-
sIness.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

01yMr Con. Gaines has found a
new witness, in the person OF Gen. VIII
lamil, Of South America, who Is said 10
have been personally cognizant OF the
principal fact necessary for her to prove,
TO establish her right TO the immense
property LEFT by the late Daniel Clnrk
IA Louisiana; aud she l. now In New
York 10 prosecute the suit anew In the
u. a. Court. Gen. Vllamil hearing
there was some difficulty on the subject,
eft his home aud came TO the United
States to offer his testimony TO Mrs,
Gaines. ard will remain until the case
comes up Tor hearing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
COURT OF HYMEN


On Thursday the goth ult.. at VII.
mington, Dearborn Co. Ind. by the Rev.
+. {. HOLIDAY, the Rev. JonN q. CHA-
fEE Of the South East Indiana Confer.
ence TO Miss CLARIssA SPARKS daughter
OF the Re'. J. u. Sparks OF the same
Conference.
1--WE acknowledge the receipt Of a cake
from the fair bride, Of ample dimensions
aud qualities. May they have an ample
store of this worlds Joys, and an sbund-
ant admiitancc into that world to come.
ssfs .--.------~s-a-s-.-.---ss-s
- We are authorised "a Ahheanee ihe nane II
JOHN Wv UAN, tsqs as candidate fof
indFe Ot he fih Judicial Circuit. n ihe ensuing
October election.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
later from the SAT- Lake.

LutiaNiLLti otlff -
The salt Lake mail arrived at lnde-
pendence last Wednesday.
The emigranls had all passed Salt
Lake.
The Indians were very troublesome In
Utah, aud had Killed several OF the inhab-
itants.
Governor Young had issued proca-
nation, calling all the military force In
20 service, and had ordered wall TO be
built around the city, twenty feet high
aud eight feet thick, with ditch on the
outside. lie had also sent out deiach-
ment offfty armed men to take Bridges,
but he had tled to the mountains.
Hot work Is anticipated, and sharp
work between the Indians aud Mormous
will cnsue.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

Silks. Silks! Slks!l!
.flffFs Dress silks, comprising
! JtU Firves figured,
10 fhaugahni
20 plain and ngaFed black,
pluidi
Ailsf The sllss and beat pAtisrns usi Teeei-
we'd ,nd " 10 be sold cheap by
cop ea--is n. ID. GALLON a koS.