Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-09-01
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Nlhclnndu Ddnkss VIII not huIt tutin.
We think they are safe.
ETWe can yet accommodate al
young man with scholarship in a
commercial college.
EIW. S. Smith. has sold his farm
near Bloominggrove. 10 Samuel Nc
Cready.
EESeveral cases Of Cholera are
reported in family of Germans, liv-
ing few miles below Harrison.
EEThere is a prctracted.. meeting
in progress in the Methodist Church in
this place. On Sabbath morning the
Annual Missionary collection will be
lifted.
re- The Honary degree Of A. NJ,
was conferred on Rev. T. NJ EDDY, at
the late commencement Of the Illinois
WESLEYAN University. and the PROBES.
sorship Of Mathematics rendered him.
fE0ur foreman is at his post again
which will account for the old maidish
appearance of our paper again. The
devil knocks under. when the foreman
is at home.
EyA good looking. intelligent. in.
dustrioas, and prudent young lady of
our acquaintance wants to find hus-
band worthy of her. Forfurther par
ticulars inquire at this Office
EETne Western o. r. Magazine,
for September is on o,r table. We
have not read it yet. 1t looks WE'LL
]. f. Hazard is the agent for Brook
vile. Call on him. o. F's.
! EDANeER IN THE DARK.-Don't
be afraid of it. you can get copy eli.
Their at Haile's. Prices. or DR.. Keely's
By the way, DR.. Keely has fine lot of
school books, stationery, &c.
61-The Cincinnati Enquirer is great
ly distressed about the X. Ms. To
show how much they deserve the exe-
Grafton OF the Catholics. he says that
five out Of the six English papers are in
avor OF them
nTMany Of our citizens have been
made glad this week. by being per-
mitted to take their old neighbor and
friend. Rev. Daniel st. John, BY the
hand. He looks well. and is in good
spirits.
EE Fifteen Minutes around Neic
York, lisa pamphlet of some interest
to those who are in the city, or who
intend to go there, or who have been
there-rather dry to others. Ds,oia
d Davenport.
EE-We have been promised real
and genaine expose Of the Know Moth
ings in time for next week. If il is
; not too long we will give it entire, for
VIC intend to expose them every chance
we get.
ErA serious atfray occurred at
Lawrenceburgh on Tuesday of last
week. An lrishman and negro were
playing cards. lnfamed by drink,
wrangling ensued, which resulted in
the Irishman cutting the negro's
= throat.
!, NO hequarterly Meeting for Fairfield
!, Circuit, will not be held on the camp
4 ground as some suppose, butt in Bloom
It inggrove-perhaps some of the preach
g ing may be in the woods. close tC
h town. The last we heard, John Smith
). was fixing seats for something or 9th.
u or.
EEWe learn that G.. A. Chase,
.. delivered an eloquent address on thu
), subject Of Temperance on last Sab
n bath, at the NJ. Z. Church in Bloom
e inggrove. We predict II Few sucl
% lecturers ms Mr.. Chase were to visi
every township in the county our Dem
n ocratic friends would find they have
e "hard road TO travel"
- ES-Last week. as n German lad,
;. was crossing canal bridge at Harri
q son. decayed plank gave way. ant
X she fell, breaking one of her legs i
IN two places. and considerably bruisinl
l. the other. 1t is thought amputatiol
4. will BE- necessary. Who's to blame
n Either the Company or the Count
should be held responsible for sue
" cases.
: EFAn Irish Catholic, called on n
Longworth, of Cincinnati.a few week
ago, and by her appeals extorted fror
to him ten cents. On receiving Il sh
K raised her eyes to heaven and said
q. "When hereafter see you in former
in l will petition the Lord for liberty
Is take you a cup Of water to quenc
er your thilst." This so effected "Ol
h Nick" that his heart enlarged, and }
be gave her a quarter morel
- EvThe question discussed by ii
~ HARRISON EXCELSIOR LITERARY SocII
ID. rY. at their weekly meeting on la
", Saturday evening". was--REsoLyEI