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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09
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We intimated last week that the Ne,r
Albany Ledger, leading Democratic
paper that at first opposed the repealed
the Missouri Compromise, had "come
under" We are reminded by his re-
ward, Of the wsy we used to serve our
faithful oxen. We alsoays fed them after
they ,Oere yoked. Since the Ledger has
"come under" he has received govern
ment advertisement occupying Thirteen
Colamns ofthe Ledger. That pays righ'
we'll for ceasing to "deno unce the
scheme"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09
TRrAsoN, TRFRsoNu

The people of Akron, Ohio, held a
meeting on the cad inst, which was very
numerously attended. Speeches were
made by leading citizens, and commit
tee, consisting of John Teesdale, editor
of the Beacon, L. v. Bierce,a well known
Democrat, and L. p. Green, an old and
respectable citizen, was appointed to
prepare resolutions. They reported the
following among others, which, after a
"full and free' discussion, were adopted
by the people;
Whereas, The people of the slave hold
ing States imprison women for read
ing the Bible to their slaves; there
fore,
Resolved, That we will imprison slave
hunters for reading warrants to our free
people:
Resolved, That committee of twelve
be appointed by the chair. who shall act
as Vigilance Committee,to wa.ch over
the safety Of our people; and should the
kidnappers again call upon us, they shall
call the people together to act as as they
may see fit in committee Of the whole.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09

g-The body of a man was found
in the river two and half miles be-
low this place, last Saturday. He
could not be identified, but it is sup
posed to be the body of drunken man
who was drowned last week near Met
amora. All right we suppose. The
liquor selleris responsible for the dam
ages of his business under our present
law, and he was only drunkard any
how.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-06-09
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Notwithstanding the care Of the
door keepers at the Strawberry Supper.
there was admitted misch making
boy that cut up some Of his accustomed
pranks in spite Of the influence OF the
"better class Of people who were
present. How he eluded the door
keepers and stole in without paying
his dime, is yet unaccountable. The
general opinion Is, that some young Ia
dies brought him, and managed to
conceal him as they passed the door.
But no matter now about how he got
in. He sas in, and II we mistake not
the effects Of his conduct will be fell
many day hence.
Like all mischief makers. he was so
sly as TO be wholly unnoticed until Il
was too late. The first time we sus-
pected his presence was when we saw
young gentleman and lady slipping
leo cream mechanically. evidently not
thinking Of the cream. though Il was
Gardeners best. Their looks were
just such as Byron must have had in
view when he sung
"sof, eyes locked love TO eyes which spake again
Such signing was wholly out Of place
in such scene Of merriment, but they
were not 10 blame, for the boy had
been about, and each seemed 10 say Il
tho other
An, Cupid took a station sly
In he bright corner Of your eye,
And from n has hurled his dart
That missed my ribs and biz my heart.
We would not wonder IT they per
petrate poetry first and matrimony af
forwards, nor do we care, il they sent
us the poetry to print, and goot
cake from the wedding. OF cours,
the reader knows that the mischevioul
boy was the old boy Cupid.