Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-11-10

J more posiuSeiy Wnen we nave seen "
J. ID. HowLAsD ESQ. was elected
President II the yullcy Road at the
rllate mectingof tho. Dircctory.e
!, Eg Elk, Collins. has ordered five
timetable life-boats to be built for each
i'of the ships Of the Collins line. &.
to- The. New York Times says. the
contest for Governor in that State lies
wholly between Seymour and Clark;
|Topscy Ullmann is nowhere. n
Ia' A projects on foot for shipping
freed slaves to Australia. where plen-
" OF work at good wages will give
them u chance Of improvement. 49,.
TaE ELrcroSs.-We have not yet
hoard from the elections that were
held last Tuesday. Our impression is
that those that received the most votes
are elected.
FD- II turns out that the mistake
In regard to Noisinger name was made
only in the tally papers which had
been furnished from indianapolis
The tickets We're right.
n1rIf any body wants u new clock
in part pay for COW, or some corn or
wood or hay or even cash, they would
do well to call at this Office, We will
take Connersyillc or Kentucky Trust
money for il, rather than miss sale.
NJ We have heard 7sceaty years Of
an african SLAYER spoken Of as very
valuable book As we are looking for
a copy every day from the publishers
we Withhold our opinion until we have
read IT,
Eg A New York paper says that
about hundred hogs died from suf-
location on the Erie railroad train on
Thursday, and were purchased by u
dealerat dollar head. who dressed
them for the New York market.
ES- We are requested to call a
meeting Of the council Of X. Ms. next
Saturday week at | p. NJ II there
are any left, they will please take no.
tice and govern themselves according
lly. Don't know what is to be done.
EEr b. I. Sanford, Esq, says,
though the Cincinnati Gazette, that
Trust Company money will yield about
| rs cents on the dollar. He says fur
Their that when he took charge of ii
with a circulation Of 100000, its ac-
tive means were scarcely 100000.
nS- Among the good things that
next Legislature will do, will be SUBJ
hitting to the people the question Of
restoring the provision Of the old con-
stitution relating to the qualifications
of voters. 1t requires voters to be
citizens of the United States.
SwIoGETr suggests our predecessor,
CLARKsoN, as suitable person to take
charge of a Wig paper at Indianapo-
lis. AS we are sure Clarkson will do
no such n foolish thing, we propose
the distinguished editor Of the Tele-
graph, rs a suitable person. He first
suggested the idea oftrying the exper-
iment of raising the dead by Wing
paper at the capital.
The Richmond Jefersonian is won
derfully displeased that we are not
sanguine in our hopes Of a prohibitary
law next winter. With a senate against
us. or at best doubtful, and an old line
Governor, why should we hope? Keep
cool neighbor Elder. We intend to
have prohibitory law. 1t is only a
question Of time.
E The Brookville Bank is receive
ing and paying out the notes of all the
Free banks to day "Wednesday ex-
} cept the following;
Connersville,
Elkheart,
Northern Bank, ct Logansport,
Albany Bank, at New Albany.
ET AS some misunderstanding ex.
lists about the failure of the Etna Insur.
ance Company, we would say that Che
Etna that has failed is the one located
at Utica, New York, and not the one
at Hartford Conn. Of which Mr.. Ward
is Agent. This has not failed.
ETThe Cuban government have
complained that the American Steam
er Falcon took on board an unknown
/. man in a mysterious manner, from
Havana. The Falcon people say the
J stranger alluded tc was none other
, than the man eft on shore to let so The
: hawser,
E~P resident Pierce is recovering
from an attack of bilious fever, con
tracted from inhaling the autumna
, vapors of the Potomac River. othe
D members Of the Administration hav,
! suffered from the vapors of the Nor
E thern and Western Elections.