Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-10-27

Indiana American. ~
~ Wallace. the fashionable Barber
intends to keep oysters this winter
Look out for them soon.
EDon't forget the Grand Jubilee
meeting al, Indianapolis. next wednes-
day.
EEWe call the attention Of our
Andersonyille readers 10 the card Of
DR.. Martin.
EE A man from Frankfort lost
80, 900 at the Louisville Fair on Fri
day last.
~When we can procure list of
the members elected to the next Leg
islature we will publish it.
rThe Board Of Commissioners ap-
pointed ] II. Quick to fill out the time
OLA. R. McCleery in the Auditor'sof-
fee.
E There.are about sevsnty-fve
Presbyterian ministers in attendance
at the Synod now in session in New AL
bany.
DIDN'T WANT rHEM.-The Sentinel
says it never wanted the anti temper
ance resolutions attached to the Dem
ocratic platform any howl
E The Charleston Is. C.) Mer-
curry has Withdrawn from the Demo-
cratic party, and hoisted the flag Of
sectionism. Well, who cares?
E~ The Terrible carnage" and
overthrow ofSavastopol which wepub-
lished last week, was all a hoax. Glad
to hear 1t.
GRAND DIvIsIoN.-The next meet
ing Of the Grand Division will begin
at Indianapolis next Tuesday at Q P.
M. Let us all go.
EE Several persons were hurt by
railroad accident near Columbus, o.
An excursion train running over a COW
and pitching down an embankment,
constituted the accident.
Ey From present appearances we
are not sanguine as 10 the enactment
of a prohibitory law by the present
Legislature. We have little to hope
and much to fear on that subject.
EE The Democratic Review for
October has come. We have not had
time to read it. The next number may
be expected to give the causes and
consequences Of the late victory.
We are pleased to learn from Mr..
David Price, who has Just returned
from Chicago. that Re v. F. w. White
reached his destination in good time,
and entered at once upon his duties as
pastor Of one Of the churches in that
city.
~ The GAINESVILLE Aurora is Sc
we're upon John s. Dye. Speaking Of
his course, relative to Indiana money,
it says:
We are sorry to say. that in this
section of the State, where Mr.. Dye is
well known, that his endorsement Of
anything would add nothing to its
merits or value.
TT We regret to learn that Mrs.
Nc ullough, wife Of Rev. John Nc
Cullough, formerly Of Laurel, died at
Muncie, some four weeks ago. OF ty'
phoid fever. and that he is very sick
from the same disease. He is at Mr..
Silwell's near Oxford Ohio. note xpect-
ed to live.
OF VIM. s. Mckee, late Of the St.
Louis Democrat, died in that city on
Friday last. James Winston, promi-
nent Wing politician Of Missouri. and a
grandson Of Patrick Henry, died at Sa-
vannah, OH the 3oth ult. He was a
member of the Missouri Bar, and was
much beloved and respected.
Daniel Sizelove an old citizen Of White
Water has sold his farm to Jas. Roberts
and has removed TO Howard county in
this state where he has purchased an
other farm, Also, another old resident
w. II. Babbitt sold to ]. N. Armstrong
He has removed to Rush county where
he will devote his entire attention TO
the Boot e. Shoe trade.
EVwe learn from the Cincinnati
Gazette Of Tuesday, that the Corners
Vile Bank has reduced It's circulation
to 100000. Depositors have been
paid in full. and there is $4,000 coin
in the Bank. Holders Of this paper
|, should not sacrifice il, as the proba'
. bility is it will be redeemed. We
} heard Of sales Of Kentucky Trust Co.
paper at so cents on the! dollar, but
D this is an unnecessary sacrifice, as 1t il
, probable 90 cents on the dollar will b,
{ paid.
A GREAT BooK.-0ne Of the great
5 est little books Of lineage Is DR.. Hitch
! cocks account Of the great Mass TEN
0 perance Meeting Of animals II is on,