Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-22

his property in Bloomin ggrove. to w.
t. Smith, Reportssay he designs ma
king his home in the Far West.
-ftg Wonder il the pro-slavery
wing Of the party will say they never
had any confidence in Test and Nor
ton?
EzJ- The Union Herald comes to
us this week enlarged and improved,
Success TO the enterprisiag publis hers
and talented editor.
Ey-The Cholera is very fatal at
Pittsburgh. Pa. There were 10
deaths on Sunday last, and 50 on Mon
day.
ES- We hope that our farmers will
not Withhold their produce from the fair
because it may not be Ms good as for
merly. Bring the best you have got.
Es- Tyner and Gallon have each
boughta new supply of goods. Give
them call, and go away without buy
ing il You can.
EJ- Farmers tina. want the "pick
and choice" of large lot OF shanghai
and other chickens. will do well to
call on Joseph Goudie, before the fair,
or early during it.
EY'The house Of John M'Inally,
on Blue Greek, was burned last week.
Fortunately most Of his goods had
been moved the day before. The loss
is about fifty dollars.
Ey- In Maine, Morrcll is elected
Governor by the people. The Dem
ocrats did not elect one State Senator
and but two representatives,; all The
rest are Anti-Administralion.
Es- We regret to learn that our
friend James N. Tyner of Peru, is
lying sick at the hotel in New York.
He was recovering when We heard
from him last.
~ THE Evansville Journal, by au-
thority, denies that Rev. G. b. David
son, is a Nebraska. We are glad so
foul a suspicion is washed out of his
character.
E1-The Agricultural Fair begins
next Wednesday. Articles for exhibi.
ton can be entered Tuesday. The
horses will be exhibited Wedn esday
afternoon.
HS- We learn that Robert John
intends to supply the visitors at tho
fair with good things to eat. Mrs
John knows how to get up a good din
ner.
Ey-It is understood that the mar
who took his children TO the hippo
drome. and circus, and is too poor tC
take the paper is not expected to visit
the fair next week.
Ey-WANTED.-Sereral committees
to render awards at the fair, that viii
be satisfactory TO the unsuccessful com
petitors. Volunteers for this scryic,
will please report themselves 10 the
Secretary.
05-Some infamous liars are reportin!
that Hon. john b. Campbell was DRUM
on the day OF public speaking at Fairfield
He ought to get certificates denying 81
improbable charge. We are sure h,
could do it.
II John a. Matson and lady hay,
been on visit to Brookvile for few
DAYS. He has nearly recovered from
the lameness caused by an absccs
from which he has suffered some iou
or five months.
Eg- Some say that Professor Lari
bee is not even as good looking IA
Judge Test. We won't decide. Ii
our opinion they look very much alike
Judge Test is good looking, as it we've
come and see him. He can make..Bi
Nebraska look uglier than the Profess
or or himself.
Ry The preparations for the fan
are nearly completed. Come ever,
body next Wednesday. We are no
advised what day the speech will be
We don't care il it don't come off a
all. No body wants to hear y speed
amidst such a profusion of prett,
things.
G5~ Brandon, Vermont Rutlans
County the native town of s. Arnol'
Douglas. utterly rcpudiates Douglas
ism and elects B. Davenport, de
slinotiye Free Soiler, as Representative
Rutland County rolls up / ,5e4 major
4 ity far the Anti-Nebraska .candidat'
flor Governor.