Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-07-14

calls soms Methodist preachers "sIIih-
ers." That IL the way TO do Il.
CASprpArEs.---J. ID. IIowLASD. Esq.
and WILL cuxBAoK. Esq, aS talked
Of as candidates for Congress IN this |
district
A KSow NorHixo. heard soms 1
Of the bar joking. d. d. Jones. Esq. a. |
Know Nothing. simply, because he did
not know which side Of certain case
he was on.
DR. MAoufnE's Boox.--We regret
that the difficulty Of keeping hands after
we bad procured them, will prevent the |
issuing OF this interesting book as early
a. heretofore advertised.
@The venerable Thomas Richie.
Of Va. formerly OF the Richmond
Enquirer and Washington Union. died
at Washington on Monday. the third
instant.
or Dr.. Anderson. OF Oxford, we
learn, has accepted an appointment to
act as Agent for the endowment Of
New Albany Seminary, among the Pres.
byterian Churches In the Synod Of Gin
cinnati.
LARGE AMOUNT OF SrocK.--A few
days before making the assignment Of
their property. the Walkers took some
seventy thousand dollars worth OF
stock in the north Railroad.
~It is said that the disease that
prevents Hos. J.. H. LANES, running
for Congress, Is a rant of back 5oas.-
Wonder IL DR.. BERaY has back bone
enough to face the anti Nebraska
storm.
TIE WHITE HAr Three Whitehall.
srs, at Fairfield. protest against the
white hat being regarded as badge OF
Know Nothingism. They declare that
they do know several things. and some
things they do not intend to tell.
f4A mass meeting was held at
Versailles. Ripley co. Ia. June cath, at
which the Nebraska bill was denoun.
| ced, and delegation appointed to at
, tend the Convention at Ind,auapolis.
July 18th.
E8rD. p. HoLLowAy. the talented
editor Of the Palladium, has been
nominated for Congress. in the district
, above US. A good nomination. one
on which the opponents Of the Nebrss.
!, ka swindie can all unite.
The CRoPs.--0ur farmers have cui
their wheat. There Is but one opinion
as 10 The yield--isis far better than an.
ticipatod. Some Of the most observing
. farmers pronou nee it far above An av.
, eragc crop. The meadows, and oats
D and corn never promised better.
! Psonrr.--ws have frequently had secession
: 10 sllude 10 the promptassr Of Judgo Rain
: 10 doing business, In his court Laa week
he wos talking Of establishing rule ofeoar
Ira, l.srss should BE- made up during the
fret week Of aesn. or mol no tried during
!, that Term. Ons Of The lawyers siismpie,
10 ANouE the Court out Of such a movement
for the dI.ps,ch Of business. whe'aayoa th'
: Judge ordered 10 be catered Al oaoe.
Another DIsrrLLERY SrorrEp -
The mammoth Distillery Of the Wal.
ker Brothers has been closed since tho
d assignment OF their property. twill
4 be opened again as soon as some one
9 can be found willing to jeopardise hi
!. property in fighting against God. a
every distillcr does.
y GtAp TO HEAR IT. ]. L. Robinson
the negro catcher, gives notice through
Q the Sentinel. that no will be after Oh,
+ preachers this summer. lie says; al
a will send them 10 their kennels befor,
& October. MY health permitting, | vii
talk good deal this summer" We
:, hope no will como this way and put Edd,
: through. for he is ono OF the hardes
y customers In this country.
MISSIONARY "KEow No1Hrss. Rev,
? Thos. d. Grow. pastor OF Morris Chap.
u el, In Cincinnati, was passing through
y market last Tuesday week, when some
o one approached and gave him $50 Ia
I: bank bills. contribution to the missi on.
n airy fund Of the church. When asked
!. whose name should be credited as do
! nor, the stranger replied, "ssy 20,
don't know"
II Gran exchange says, III at in a towr
. In Ohio the two parties stand thus: Fo
r the Nebraska Bill--the Postmaster -
Against the Bill--every man, woman
and child In the place.
u Well. we can beat that, here In Can
' Notion. Every man. woman, and baby
u and the Posfmasfer too, are opposed u
the Nebraska BiII!--cannsltOn Reporter
t AsorHER FArLuRE.-The Walker
9 Brothers. have made an assignment o.
y their effects TO Mr.. Leeson, their bool
keeper. for the benefit Of their credit
ors. The amount Of their indebted
s ness is variously estimated at from
n fifty to a hundred thousand dollars
9 They owe largely to the farmers in
y this county.