Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-08

Euuy started OH WIN, was yof up by
Major BEEKs. The M.jor is some
on ITS. since he got under our super.
vision.
tcTli our farmer friends want enc OF
the most valuable agricultural pap =, ia
the nation, let them send for the FARM
AND SHcP, published at indianapolis
1t ia well printed. on good paper, and
well filled.
ETThere was Basket Meeting at
Connersvill last Saturday. that we
wou'u like to have had part in. 1t
WAS picnic ramble of about thirty
girls and boys. Commend us. always
to thcfnnoceut sports OF children.
rEC. F. CLAnKsoS. ESQ. started
to Tennessee last Monday. on the bu.
siness Of the Valley Railroad. He
will probably have hot time fit
Our readers may expect a few letters
from J im during his absence.
~lowA The Senate will stand
Anti Nebraska IL. Nebraska Ia. The
House will have fror, ten to fifteen
majority the SAME way. 1t is hoped
that Fig Henry Warren will be the
United States Senator.
E1-Therc will be u basket meeting
held in the grove near Bro. George
O'Byrne's residence. on Templeions
Greek, on next Saturday and Sun
day. Mother O'Byrnes funeral will
be preached at Il o'clock on Sunday.
by Bro. Hibben.
~ Many OF our subscribers COM
plain that they are greatly annoyed by
their neighbors' wanting to borrow the
American before they are done with it
themselves. Most Of these borrowers
once took the paper, and quit because
they did ut like the edi.or or are too
mean to pay for tho paper.
ETIt appears that all the members
OF Congress from Missouri who voted
the for The Nebraska bill at the recent
session. and who were candidates for
recollection. have bern successful;whie
the only member WHO voted against il
has been defeated. The reverse is
the case in many other States--in all
the free States.
re- The Anniversary Of the Juven.
lie SIS. Missionary Society of the NJ. E.
Church. Of Brookville. will be held on
Tuesday evening. the 2si insl., Mt 4
O'Clock. Exercises TO consist of Ju-
venile Dialogues. Addresses. Songs.
DC. The singing will be under the di.
rection of Prcf Gregg. A full pro.
gramme hereafter.
rwe learn that the Prostestan,
Germqns, in the southern part Of this
county are forming German Know No.
thing societies. None know better than
they how much the political influence oil
Romanism i, to be dreaded. An effort
has been made to prejudice them ngans,
the Protestant movement y rerres emitting
il asa crusade against foreigners, but
LAYING learned the real des GA, they sym.
pu,hize with Il, rnd will aid in its nc.
complishment.
0TA friend at West Union wishes Us
to send them another specimen OF whis.
Ky drinkers to make speech. lie in
sists that the sightof some men speaks
volumes in iasur OF temperance, and their
insane rawlings and unblushing false
hoods. do more 10 convince sober mep
that prohibitory law u needed thar
any thing else can do. Who will volun.
teer to 60!
6TWho can tell where D. l.. Stew.
ari has gomez lie Left Without paying
tor his paper. Printers, merchants, ond
others wll'uke notice, and govern them.
selves accordingly. In our opinion, u
man who leaves without paying the prin.
ter, would not pay any body II he could
help it; ind man who refuses To take
popcr from the Office Without giving
notice to discoutipue, snd without pay.
ing arrears, is no better. We are ar.
ranging u black lie. for such men.
b. 0uell, has ais left without paying
for his paper. Who can tell where he
his gonel
] U The Supreme Court Of the State
of New York has adopted rule pro.
viding that lawyer examining wit.
ness shall stand up. This ,tand,ng rule
IL capital one iur the saving Of time
and The protection Of y Illnesses irom the
imperilnen.l-s OF lawyers. WIN, loll-
ing comfortably In chair, care not how
Ions they IN " detaio wi'ness with i'm.
pertinent and irreveisnt questions.
| We wish our Courts would adoot the
same rule,