Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-01
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RIVE have another letter from
Liberty. Il shall appear next wesk.
n1-Pries Is selling his goods very
cheap. Go ana zee.
HThs Maine Law has large ma
joriiy in the New York legislature,
just elected - '-~-----~
%The Wayne County Journal
has been merged in the Temperance
Union Mt indianapolis
@The, New Castle Banner has
been sold to the Propriesors Of the
Courier. A practical fusion.
EIThs Richmond Palladium has
raised its price 10 two dollars. 1t had
do that or make an assignment"
ETThc circulation Of the New
York Tribune. has increased So 800.
within year.
RDHe who tempers the wind to the
shorn lamb. provides Canary Birds for
the amusement Of the childless.
ETEvery body seems to be afraid
to part with Connersville money for
new clock.
~The man who stopped his pa
per because Of hard times, bought a
pup. the other day, for dollar.
The WIDE AWAKE Grrr, is book
of which we will speak more fully
when the publishers send us a copy.
Esouon Seward men have been cleo.
ted to the New York legislature, TO IN
sure the reelection Of Mr.. s to the U.
8. Senate.
H0ur psper is regularly mailed
to the subscribers at Miamitown.-
Why they are not received. we can
not tel.
EThst solitary and alone" Short
Liner, in the Massachusetts, legisla-
ture expects the utmost harmony in
the Democracy Of that body.
ETWe learn, by letter from Rev.
A. Wilkinson. that an interesting revi-
vail is in progress in the Metho dist
Church in Shelbyville Ind.
wWe learn that the repairs on
the canal to Cincinnati are 50 far done
that Captain Mills has started out
with his Eavorite,
EFour specie export during the
past ten months, has probably reached
fcrty millions: which is. we think, full
as much as VIC have received from
California and other countries.
nEThose oysters that A. A. Col
ties sends to Wallace regularly come
by express. from Baltimore, packed in
ice. and are kept in ice until sent here
Golfer warrants them not to be pizen
rvOur Rushville correspondent
must excuse us for Withholding that
part of his letter which speaks so Fat
teringly Of Cur humble self We ar,
a modest man.
4 A Coon OsEs.-Governor Wrigh
/. publicly advocated the contemplate
"under ground railroad" in a speed
4 in Louisville, the other day, without
being mobbed, The Union is safe.
j. EFLinck d Farquhar have pur
l. chased the entire stock of goods Of til
IT Tyner store, and have opened ther
i. for sale at the old stand, where, W
Ie guess. they would be glad to see som
= customers, but we "don't know"
l. GRADED ScHooLs.-Wil Broth,
S, Chase give US an account Of the OPT
lie rations Of the Graded Schools Of Rusl
n vile? How many teachers? Ho
&c many scholars9 Arc they free? Wh'
do they cost? Any other informatic
will be gladly received.
NEW ALBANY g. SAsDusKr Raj
a. RcAp.-The completion. of this roa
s. with as little delay as possible. ma
ne be regarded as a fixed fact II ii
CT weather should be favorable for on
&C door work, the Secretary thinks 4
no grading will be done to Charleston
y" this winter.
ETThe Jacksonian man wants
know what kind Of a law we won
- think too ultra. Do mt you remel
Der. Bro. Hargitt, that we said we 4
a.. opposed to hanging until milder me
y, sures have been tried in yaing II
law provides for hanging liquor SELL
for the first offence, we think it wo,
os he a little too ultra TO begin with.
me Will that do?
Coon ApvIcE.-The Archbishop
80 Baltimore, has written letter to I
no Catholics of that dioccs. advising th
bat .o::shun.thc use of intoxicating liquo
md and to'avoid secret societies. This
sa good advice. considering that t
iIy thirds Of the priests are Jesuists, q
by three fourths Of Of the liquor sellers
it'll Catholics.