Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-07
Mlers Mlsntier.


win Mr.. Mcclure please look after the
matter?
O<rOur readers may expect the faith
ful 20 In the Corner" to keep them pos
ted In all matters OF general interest, In
JupoE REEp's court.
EEThe hail.storm, few weeks ago,
broke more than sixty panes of glass
out of the windows in Wesley Chapel,
in Whitewater township.
Eg- The steamship Black Warrior
has been discharged on the payment of
G fine of $4,000. This is not the end of
this affair.
re- The Court Of Common Pleas
for this County is in session. At the
time ofgoing to press but little has
been done of Importance.
nTThe engineer of the New Al
bany & Sandusky Railroad is on the
line in this county permanently locating
| it,
%H. G. Gallon, who returned
from the East some days ago in poor
health, has been quite sick, but is
rapidly recovering.
EEProfessors Wheeler and Fletc h
sr have resigned their chairs in the
Asbury University, their resignation
to take effect at the close of the Summer
session.
% The compensation Of Post Mas
tiers is to be increased ten per cent,
This is sensible. Our Post Master
should be better paid for his faithful
services than he has yet been.
re- Mr.. David Stops, Of Marshal
county, and for many years citizen
of this county, died, at an advanced
age, at his late residence, on the TWEEN
ty first of last March.
~ Gov. Seymore of New York has
vetoed the new prohibitory law. We
presume he intends to retire to pri
vate life. May he have good time o
lit!
re- The Cars reply to the las
peremptory information of England ant
France, was due on the l 5th ult., bu
it had not been received at the lates
date.
" We have not heard whether
the people voted away the liberties o
boars, bulls DC, at the late election, o.
Motive guess not, as there are more
persons who do not improve stock thar
who do.
re- Il oar readers want to know
where 100 buy goods, let them lool
into or advertising columns. w,
never trade with people who don't ad
: vertise, unless in case of extrem,
necessity.
~Mrs. Carmichael, who has beer
rusticating few weeks at her countr,
: residence on Mount Nebo, has return
ed to the realities of town life. Sh,
looks quite well since her sojourn il
} the country.
EE- In recent visit to the countr,
we discover that the Wheat that wa
put in last fall by the drilling machine
, looks much better than that sow
broad cast. Itpromises a good crop
the latter only moderate.
4Mr. Binkley's communication wa
received too late for this week.
We will take this occasion to say t
all our correspondents, that communica
tons must be very short and very impor
| tsnt, to be published, if handed in late
r than Tuesday noon.
E@- The final vote on the ne,
!, pphibitory law in New York in tn
House was SEVENTY SEVEN +
: TWENTY-SIX. 1t goes into effec
, on the first Of December next, instea'
ofon the first of May as reported las
week.
H-If we have the right cue to tn
,, difficulty between Cutting and Brec
!, enridge. it is. in a nutshell, tina
S Breckenridge wanted to shoot Cuttin
a because he called himself Democra
and at the same time opposed the Ne
; braska bill. That is the doctrine. Shoe
the fanatics who oppose the demand
r of the South.
OF The Democratic Convention fo
e this county met last Saturday. w
Y have not been furnished with the pre-
ceedings. We have at least thou
sand democratic readers, and we woul
/ like to furnish them the doings of sue
r meetings, but they are not furnishe
us. Henry, can't you give us an itel
occasionally
: ~ The British feet, destined f
J. the Baltic, and consisting of 10 vesse
: all steamships, sailed on the 18th
d March. Another fleet is forming whic
e will sail soon. This will make