Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-05-11

gFor Poetry this week, read the
Scale of Premiums.

NJ HOr Aoelfy TINS week, fehu the
Scale of Premiums.
EyMoses J. Kelley, Esq, has
gone to Iowa on "a prospecting tour.
EE- Crops of all kinds never looked
better ut this season Of the year than
they do now.
Es-It is not true that the Brookville
Bank refused to pay specie. 1t pays
regularly.
EgThe majority for prohibition in
Iowa is about $500 People won't
sustain prohibition, eh?
nFGen. S. F. CARY is talked Of as
candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of
Ohio. Better make him governor.
EgTherc was great "noise and
confusion" at Sevastopol, atlatest date.
See details in another column.
ETDR. BrsHop. for many years
President OF Oxford College. died on
the Goth ult., at College Hill Ohio.
re- The poem 81 am little scho.-
ar" is beautiful and just in sentiment.
but is hardly good enough poetry for
publication.
ErWAYDErER. Is treating our
readers with interesting notes OF travel.
He has our permission to 80 again. If
he will write often.
EE-It is said that Hall left his
boarding house because he got but
two meals day. lie thinks he can
do better in some bigger Jail.
iLi-it viii be seen that the sale Of
the Railroad property. Is on the 9th Of
June. q week before the prohibiiory
law goas in force.
ETBlackwood for April Is here
Price three dollars per year. or it and
the four Reviews, ten dollars. Ad-
dress Leonard Scott &Co.. New York.
EvEighteen thousand bushels Of
Canadian potatoes have been receiv.
ed in oswegs, New York, during this
spring.
EpPersons In search Of lands and
lots. will do we'll to attend Mr.. Me.
Cleery's sale on the 9th Of June. See
notice.
FIwc regre, TO learn that Rev. o.
Brunner's health is so impaired. that
he has had to desist from preaching
Tor the present.
fTThc paper Of John Kelley has
been returned. We will discontinue
1t when arrcsrages are paid. and no,
before. unless he is not worth II.
EBThc Mayor OF Boston has given
notice that he will enforce the new
liquor law fully and fsarlessly."--
That Is right.
gArc pea nuts and cigars, and
soda water medicine. that they may be
sold on Sunday without violating the
laws OF God and man?
ETIt is said Governor Recder in
tends 10 order new election. and treat
tho lato one rs nullity. II the Presi.
dent approves Of such n course.
II should be done by all means.
rEThe State Fair will be held In
indianapolis. on the nth. 10Th, and
10th Of next October. and articles will
be received any time during tho Eve
days preceding the i7lh.
nrour old friend, VIM, L, Smith Of
of Blooming Grove. started last
Wednesday for Hin OILS, with the In.
tontion Of making that state his future
home.
Recruits arc being taken rapidly at
Newport nowadays. Such n mum.
Der have enlisted recently, tina. It Is
difficult to supply them with appro.
pirate clothing.
ET-Thc law that repeats the license
law Of 1889. was declared case Of
emergency and takes effect without
having been filed in the clerks Offices.
viii tho Journal please publish III
EyWe hope the Directors Of our
Agricultural society will open tho
Competition to all the world. II Is
said that Springfield township objects.
We don't believe II.
kg-Is II not strange that the old
line papers see nothing in the Chicago
riots to condemn? We have not
discovered in one Of them single line
of disapprobation Of the rioters. They
were foreigners.
EH-Immense swarms OF locusts
} have made their appearance in parts
of Georgia. They destroy all vegc-
table life lat comes In their way
! They approach from a western direc-
ton.
HARD TO TEiL.--The question is
asked. what the President will do with
the Kansas rioters. It's hard to tell.
He ought to send soldiers enough there
to protect the citizens. as IL SO many
Indians were among them.
EySevcral farmers in Bath and
Springfield townships have plowed up
their wheatficlds and put them in corn.
The winter was very destructive upon
the whoa, in that part part Of the
county.