Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-12-29


monds horse--see notice.
f% Tho aPpointmsntof Col Step.
toe. as 0ovenor Of Utah has been con-
frmed By The Senate.
ETWhat do our naturalization
laws amount to. IL each state may al
low unnaturslixsd, foreigners " vo,es
HswIooslr's over-coat is black.
We must have had the Uuss that 9th.
er time, else he s got new ones z
@The Free Schools In town arc
well attended--too we'll for the good Of
the children. fte n. rt
The Terre Haute and Alton Railroad
was opened the It'll inst. to Litchfeld,
| a distance Of 20 miles. 81 nl
ESvIooRrr, you did nj leave
that cake at our ofiioe, % you promis-
ed to do. Bring it. the next time you
ran on our Bank. o,,t 80 % -
eve meant, last week. the man
who got married. not the one that ru-
NOR says 10 TO be married. We don't
believe the old story teller this time.
Ewe are pleased tolearn that the
JULIA Duxoxrs had not only pleas
ant, but q profitable time oft at their
supper. Notwithstanding we were there
only by proxy. - 50 q .'a'aI
Fl ~We started to the Fair and Sup
per, last Saturday morning. but we
met President Locke, on the street,
who informed rs that we were "the
day after the fair. ii. III. :
A Russian WIErER.---Ths New
York Mirror ssys1'It SHOWS Rus
slams. day and night. in the Crimea.''
So il would seem, If We take the
amount Of sloyiae into consideration.
r. The late decision of the su-
Ipreme Court. relating to taxes to sup
port Free Schools. has broken up
ne arly all the Graded Schools in the
State. We are sorry for this.
| ETWe're AFRAID our LEGS and
whiskers will be the death Of some
body, yet.-SwiggsH. ,,
Then. why do you have such legs
and whiskers? 81 ts slLisIf
fF A work on Chemistry, adapt
ed to general use has been one Of the
most needed books OF this age. We
are glad TO learn that such work has
lust been published in New York. ie
DarApruL.-A subscriber who has
never paid US cent andifrom whom
we never expect anything. threatens
TO discontinue his paper because we
wear whiskersl Look out. Swiggettl
EsyIt is almost certain that Con-
gress will increase the per diem Of
members, to sls per day. goldi Some
folks we know Of, would be glad to
get that much per month.
fTHorace Greeley lectured in
Chillicothe last week. His subject
was Reform aud Reformers." He
was to lecturein Xenia on Wednesday,
asd at Canton last evening.
EWe are sorry 90 important az
event as the marriage of Prof Edward,
can't call forth some poetry. The po
etsl where are theya Won't some o
them write on the subject9 wepaus'
for reply.
~About the first duty devolving
on the next Legislature, will be to pro
vide for amending the Constitution re
lating to aliens voting. We are an1
ious to see direct vote on this ques
ton. m
j EF The right to a seat in Congress,
by Gen. Whitfield, who was elected
by Missionaries. to represent Kansas,
will be contested. but, of course, in
vain; as majority Of the presen
Congress is sold to the South.
/ ~ We call the attention of oul
readers TO the advertisement of tn,
Foreign Reviews. 1t speaks for itself
We will be more specific when they ar
, rive. Subscription viii be received al
this Office.
, ARTIFICIAL TrKrH.-We invite tn,
attention Of the reader to the adver
tisement Of Drs. Duncan u Cameron
, published in another column. They
possess high professional reputation
T and viii doubtless give satisfaction IL
all work submitted 10 them.
fFAny one desiring to purchase
scholarship In Gundry's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, can get one cheay
by applying 10 the editor Of the 7sle
graph. n.a
We can undersell you, e5 at least
Swiggett. We have two for sal,
cheaper.
; f1 A paper, calling itself TIL
american Organ, printed at Washing
ton, aspircs TO be the Organ Of III,
Know Nothings. You can't com,
, that oame. Mr.. Organ. while Won do