Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-26
Mtrs Msution.
Read Great Sale of Lands. "

EI D'nt iufget the annual meet
ing of the Agricultural Society.
EyNavigation is again suspended
here, by the action of Jack Flost.
EE-Robert Templeton, Sr. has a
good, fresh, young cow for sale.
Ex-We are pleased to learn that
the health of Mrs. Eddy is improving.
RI Monroe runs hack to Spades
Station. See advertisement.
wMr. McClcery will please not
urge our claim for United States Sen
ator as we positively refuse to accept.
EgThe Ohio Agricultural Society
have recommended to their State Board
to offer no more premiums on tobacco.
Ey-James L. Snow of New Tren-
ton, expects to move to Richmond. in
the spring. We are sorry.
~The address of Rev. Eli Rees,
whoIstarted for Texas few weeks ago,
will be Galveston, for the present.
EF-Owing to the two days meeting
at Asbury, next Sabbath, there will be
no service in the Methodist church in
Mt. Carmel.
RIVE learn that Rev. John Gil
christ, of Dunlapsville, seriously con-
templates moving to Kansas, in the
spring.
HAn interesting revival just clo-
sed at Andersonville, during which
% were added to the United Brethren
church, and to the Methodist church.
OREGoS.-Gen. Lane is said to be
a candidate for re election as a dele
gate to Congress. The N. Y. Tribune
says che has considerable opposition. "
HThanks to our Indianapolis COR
respondents. Will they be SO kind, in
future, as to mail their letters early
Monday mornings? We will get them
then, in time for that weeks paper.
| wRead Tyner & Bakers adver-
tisements, if you want to know where
to get cheap clothes. Won't some boz
dy send us some Stock money? Our
over-coat is getting rather seedy, and
onr cloak is entirely out of fashion.
~Linck can be found at the old
stand, up town, "when not absent on
professional business" that is, when
not trying to make his Shanghais look
as well as onr Brahmas. Sorry fol-
the man.
~Our old bachelor friend from
Jennings, must keep sharp look out,
or some of those pretty women thai
occasionally visit the lobbies will have
law passed compelling him to mar
, ry, or do worse.
~ Good looking widowers who are
trying to court temperance widows,
and spruce young men who use cloves
and cologne very freely on Sundays
r would do well not to be found In thu
5 s'saloon" next time the ladies call.
EyThanks to Rev. G. B. David
son for copy of his excellent sermon
on the occasion of the death of james
Rely. But good as the sermon is, We
prize it most for the recollections it a
Weakened of that truly good man. II
us he was often more than brother.
~If we were Doctor, we woul,
like to have our numerous patients cal
on us, instead of having to call OF
them, even if they came late at night
But, for the sake Of good looking young
men who don't want it known tina
they are sick, we would tie our bell.
ETDR. DAILY, of Bloomington
. has been button-holing the member
\ of the Legislature for the Office of Sen
ator. 1t won't do, DR.. Your part
is opposed to preachers meddling i
= politics. Or do you think your view
:, on temperance and slavery, so far net
:. tralize your ministerial character, ths
;, the Old Liners will. decide that you al
not preacher to hurt.
MAINE SENATE.-the vacancies !
the Senate in this State have all bee
/ filed by the choice of the Fusion
2, Republican candidates, viz:-Messr
,e Scammon, Goodwin and Bennett,
1t York, Turner and Gercelon Of Lincol
e, Blake of Aroostook, Bascomb and Fiji
g of Somerset, and Banuell and Wake
!, of Oxford. The votes ranged at abo,
is 1876 for the successful and 43 for Il
st unsuccessful candidates.
e ES-A petition, numerous signe,
. is going before the town council, pra,
: ing the appropriation of funds for fu
f" Their improvements ON Main Burge
street. OF course, as this is on Il
- hill, the prayer will be granted. F.
three years, to the best Of our know
edge, there has not been dollar spel
!, in the bottom. The food may swee