Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-29

ed a large lot OF new goods 10 which
they invite attention. They too are
on hands. OF will be soon.
ns~ The Methodists are building
comfortable church in Liberty, In lieu
of the old one they had out of town.
Decidedly sensible and pious.
EEWho can tell what part Of To-.
wa. l. Sven, has gone TOP We want
to caution merchants. printers. and
others against trusting him. i4
RIA keg Of rascally mean ink, for
which we paid double price. in order
to get superior article. came near
spelling our last weeks paper and
part ofthis weeks.
rEOur Post Master. was hurt BY
falling over saw buck. that. was left
carelessly in the street the other night.
That woodpilc is nuisance that ought
to be moved.
fEItis said that the Appletons
have paid in hand, to Mr.. Benton.
City thousand dollars. for the copy
right of his Thirty Years in the Uni
ted States Senate"
rT Let our farming friends read
the interesting letter Of Joseph Brady
Esq. on the Grst page. IL any of
them have facts. that upset his theory
let us have them. We want the CAsss
subject settled.
n We are happy to learn from
Rev. S. T. Gllct that the two Metho-
dist Congregations in Conncrsyille are
tremendously united in one. They
will worship in the spacious church.
east OF the canal.
pl-TnE Fam.--We 90 TO press TOO
early TO give much account Of the
Fair. At the time Of writing this. il
promises TO be well attended. though
the variety Of vegetables. will not be
as great as last year. Particulars next
week.
cv Tie ConnerspiHe Times, comes
to US enlarged. and bcautified with new
type. Itsappearancei is inviting. We
like the Times. because it is on one side
Of the questions at issue--not neutral
but independent. tbs on the right
side too. of the whisky and slavery
question.
~It has been said that the speak
ing Of Judge Test resembles that of
President Locke. We do not see
wherein, unless it is that each has a
way of lowering his voice at times. so
as to be heard with difficulty. They
don't look alike.
~We hope the door keeper. at
the supper to night. will keep sharp
look out. for the mischief making boy
that some Of the girls'intend to have
there. Instead of getting in for moth
Ing he ought to be charged double
price.
EE-If We catch SwIeeErr, in town
to-day, we intend to take him 10 the
supper tonight. Swiggett loves good
eating. but it doesn't appear to do
him much good. He is mere shad-
ow, and We imagine he is ever crying
"My leanness. my leanness."
EsrOur friends will regret to learn
that John Armstrong. the liquor sell
Ter, Of MetamOra, has followed the
example Of DIR. Clifford. the druggist,
of Laurel, and fused with the "Old
Liners" because they are not in favor
of searching suspected places and de-
stroying the good crilter.
T It's believed that the unpopu-
lar ticket thathas been forced upon the
Democratic party in Hamilton county
Ohio, was the choice of the Jesuils,
This is the reason why the Miamis,
another secret society. hate them So
There are other secret political socie.
ties than Know Nothings. affecting the
political operations Of the Gay.
MORE Fusion distillers al
Aurora have fused with the Rumocrat-
ic party. They were taken into full
fellowship at once without renouncins
any of their Wing procliyities. but on
simply embracing the article of faith
that Whisky should not be seized, con,
fiscated and destroyed.
EEIt must never be forgotten that
the Nebraska bill does far more than
throw open the great Central Terrific
ries to slavery-it inagura'es prin.
ciple, namely, that Slavery may %
scherever IL can, and The american PEG
pie as such, shall intcrposs no imp edi-
ment. That in the gist, the essence Of
the Nebraska reputation.
Eg-In the Congressional district il
Illinois now represented by Col. Bis
sci. tho Douglas Democrats determi
ned to nominate a candidate Of tn,
Nebraska Douglas order, but wher
, the convention, met they found the,