Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-09

suggests henry ,. Lane, Tor the next
Governor.
1.-the peach and cherry trees in
some parts Of Mason co.. KY. are In
bloom again.
F1-Goy. Reeder was In Pittsburg
on Friday last, en- route for Easton.
where his family reside.
Eg- Passmore Williamson has been
discharged from prison. We have
not learned the particulars.
OF Read the able article on Slave
ny in Free States. and then don the
yoke Of your masters IL you can.
OF Rogers. the poet, a London pa
per says, has just entered his ninety
seventh year.
fBWendell Phillips lectured in
Pittsburgh, on Monday light, last, on
the PHILOSOPHY Of the Reform Of sla-
very" .s
SouArrER Mon. President Pierce
says Gov. Reeder was elected to Con-
gress by mob.
fgsrhe Pittsburg Union and Bea-
yer Star, each warmly recommend
Colonel William McCandless, for u.
S. Senator from Pennsylvania.
kS- The Terre Haute Express says
that the market here for hogsis ready
at IS. 50--some as high as $500
buyers anxious and sellers holding off.
EEThe Sentinel gives credit to the
on di tina, Gov. Wright has taken
steps to test the constitutionality OF
the new State Bank Charter.
/ NEAT Jon WoRK.--If you want 10
sec a SPECIMEN Of little the incest
! job.work ever done in Brookylle, cal
at this Office. and examine some late
jobs.
ApMITrAScE FREE.--Dr. Duttor
charges nothing for admittancc into
his show wagon that graces the from
J Of our Office. He only charges for thu
pictures he takes.
Thar ELEPHANT BArTrSo,--Havin(
tried VIII Birch's Elephant Batting
We can most cordially invite ever!
body to call at his factory and "see tn,
9 Elephant" and get enough fora com
!. fort all in one sheet
: - OYSTER SUPPER. ladies ar
: promising an Oyster Supper in few
weeks, the pleasures of which are 70
]. the people in general and the profits
! il any IRE for the College. Expec
something rich.
e EyForty feet Of the new Passen
! ger Depot, at Toledo, Ohio. fell in
J few days since. carrying with il fv
! men, who were all badly hurt. Tn
:. fall OF the roof was owing to a flaw !
: one ofthe supporting rods.
IN a..
!. ns-It was rurnored In London, jus
II before the Africa sailed. that the six
). wired telegraphic cable laid across III
n Mediterranean. had been cut and abar
!, !: doned in a gale. II was insured |
r. London for 100000.
., CHEAP FuRMruRE.-A very chea
- bed-stead-yery cheap indeed. and
very cheap clock, very cheap, and
~ cheap set Of cane-bottom chairs, ca
!. be had at this. oilice, for wood. ha.
Of potatoes. or even cash--just at yo'
ut own price, il you will call soon.
- EI-Philip Philips. Of Alabama,
: member Of the last Congress, and
gentleman ofmuch legal learning. W
he probably. It is said, be rendered d
re Judgeship of the District OF Cplumbi
ig in place Of Judge Clanch.
y. SIoSs AND ToKESs.---'rhe Indiar
!" regard thin husk on corn as an inc
cation OF mild winter. This beil
It, true, the one just approaching will
&c Of the gentle kind, as the husks arelsa
80 to be very thin.
N, EgWm. s. Clark's paper has be
on returned. from Liberty. He owes
two years. We will not put his mar
Nc in the Black List. until we eau he
~ from there. He may be an hone
nc man. ii so. we shall hear from hi
us soon, with cash accompanying.
no WHERE THE MONEY GoEs.--The
Y. Times says. about fifteen per Gel
Of salary and perquisites has been il
u led on the custom.house officials
',v New York by the administration p'
ii. ty, for the purpose Of carrying alo
err the party canvass.
:, The RIomT Waive received
Il letter. few days ago. from subsc
iy. ber.:proposing topay half the price o
Us. years subscription, IL VIC would don
, y the other half, for neighbor who
q" too poor to pay for the paper, yet "
in desires to read it regularly. OF cou
we send the paper.
kes FNcouRAoINa.-We are much
rec couraged by the reports already
eat ceived from our true friends who
ii'' aiding in the circulation of the Am,
- can. We knew that il they were
rad prised of the facts in the case, Il