Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-24
Mere Mfntiun.

the name Oh hnpman paper IN fu-
lure. A good head.
DR.. J. II. Quick. the new Auditor.
is expected &c. move to town this week.
ond live in' the house formerly oceupi-
ed BY Rev. 7. NJ. Eddy.
ILuxoIs.--The Short. Line Demo
Gratis have two out of nine Congress
men. Richardson Is. L. Is elected
by about $50 votes.
Hoes vs.. SnErp.---Tho number Of
nogs in the United Statssis said to ex-
coed that Of sheep by nearly ten mil
lions.
T. MASSACHUSETTS,. Sam has done
mischief in Massachusetts,. The whole
delegation to Congress are X. N's.-
State officers and county officers nearly
all Of the same stripe.
EHA certain Doctor. whose name
we omit for the present. has left with
out paying for his paper. He may
intend to pay. We must serve all
delinquents alike-advertise them. that
they may not impose on others.
TmASKs.-Wc arc indebted 10 the
Hon. Jesse d. Bright, for the Message
and accompanying Documents for
1854. Also to the Hon. Samuel
w. Parker, for various valuable doc.
uments.
H5r The painting Of the new Court
House is nearly done. The workmen
deserve credit for their taste and
promptness. We fear the plastering
viii! not be- done in time for the Febru-
airy court
Esy We send this copy OF our pa.
per to one who hasleft without paying
for last year. We shall continue to
send to him ill he has time TO pay up,
then IL he don't we will advertise him
as u delinquent.
HyrThe Auditor OF Hamilton eoun-
ty, Ohio, refuses to draw his warrant
for the cash, on an order from two Of
the commissioners for 81 400. for buggy
hire &c. of the county officials. The
officials are hufiy.
SELLING OFF AT Cosr.-The friends
Of David Price will regret TO learn
that he intends TO move westward in
the Spring, II he can close up his bus
mess. To enable him to do so. he is
selling out his store At prime cost
Great bargains can be had there now
EE Seymour, at the intersection Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad is
still growing very rapidly. Fifteen
months ago it was in the woods. now
it has population of nearly eight
hundred. Wonder il they intend 10
make their living like the. Erians!
DISTRESSING AcoIpESr.-Whilc the
workmen were raising the cupola Of a
new church last Thursday, at New
London. Ohio. something gave way,
and the timbcrs fell killing two instant
ly. and wounding about twenty more,
one Of whom died next day. and 9TH
ers were not expected TO live.
DESERVED PusIsHMENr.-Daniel
Chandler of Concord, New Hamp-
shire. has been sentenced to the State
Prison for life, on conviction Of hav-
ing altered a switch, which caused a
train Of cars to be thrown from the
track Of the Concord railroad.
ETIt Is said that.the Know Moth.
ings have had public meeting in
New York city, and determined todis.
pute the validity of the election of Fer
nando Wood, as Mayor; IL having been
ascertained that several hundred votes
were cast, in the Five Points District,
more than there were residents.
IL OYSTERS PIzEs?-Had we room
we would discuss this question al
large. We suggest il for discussion al
the next meeting Of the Claytonian
Society. In the mean time we would
advise all who take the negative TO try
Bart Wallace'soysters. He gets them
regularly from Golfers, the very best
that the city affords. II would be
we'll for the gentlemen and ladies too
TO try for themselves. Wallace is pre-
pared to entertain ladies, rs well as
gentlemen.
ETHenry j. Gardner. the Know.
Nothing candidate for Governor in
Massachusetts, wrote 10 the State TEN
perancc Committee. defining his posi-.
tionlcn the liquor question. He said
he had been member Of the Massa'
chusetls Total Abstinence S. ciety,
fourteen years, and il elected Govern.
or, u constitutional law prohibiting the
liquor trade would meet his cordial rs.
sent.
A FAsnIoSADLE CuuRcn.-An old
gentleman from the rural districts, -
having been invited last Sunday, by