Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-04-27
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EFJAMEs ELLIOTT, ST., citizen oi
Everton, died on the 9th inst. aged
rs years.
Ey-"Baker" and ct. M. E" are
crowded out this week by that terrible
bank law.
TT ]. J.. Snow, talks of "selling
Of" next Saturday. at auction. Won.
der what TO-. A?
H"I We no objections" as John
Roberts said at the wedding, the 9th
or morning.
ES- Our exchanges speak most fat.
teringly Of the prospects of wheat in
all directions.
EF Go to Linck's for new goods,
and then il you want TO see a sight 20
to his chickcnry. 1t is equal to young
menagerie.
TT The Oxford Citizen, is the Ii.
tie OF very neat little paper just is,
sued at Oxford. We like It's looks and
its spirit, very much.
EB"T,uo 10 one" as one of the
boys said when they saw..two of''lard
oils" friends leading him home the
night after the electionl-R Republican
EJ. s. Moore has quit farming
and gone to merchandising at the old
stand Of @. B. Overton. in Anderson.
vile.
ETA cat was killed in Blooming.
grove. some time ago, on suspicion O.
having been bit by a mad deg. Poo,
Cat.
Hwesley MofTitt and company
have returned from Kansas. They
don't think it a paradise. We viii
give some particulars, next week.
re- The Temperance Law was SEN
to each county about the Goth o
March. and up to the 18th inst. bu,
one Clerk had acknowledged the re.
ceipt Of it. What does this mean ?
H"PRSs shot II you do" as 'lart
oil said when his aids proposed send
ing for dozen bottles Of champagne
to celebrate the result Of the Apr
election at Squire's--office! Rep
The Toledo and Sandusky papers
say that the travel west this Spring i
very great. Every train Of cars i
filed, and many extra trains have beer
on.
Our Agricultural friends are reques
ted to read the banter Of their Fayett,
county neighbors. and either initiate
them, or resolve to 60 and bring HON,
the premiums.
E%The House of Representative
Of Wisconsin by vote Of a. to 2s
have restored the death penalty il
that State. The Senate have yet L
act upon the matter.
RARE CHAxcE.--The large assert
ment of Goods belonging to p. A
White d Co., Cincinnati, is to be solo
at auction. Let country merchants
attend. See their advertisement.
~ Joseph Siselove. who has beer
wandering some time in search Of 4
location" has returned to brewers
burgh. where he intends to sell good.
again.
Commissioner Manypenny GO
n slight knocking down last Monday,
in Washington. for some Of his mean.
mss. Governor Recder talks to him.lik.
n man in arecent letter.
EEThe Mayor of New York ha,
declared his intention ID enforce tn,
new liquor law. il there can be mus
tered police force enough to do it,
Good.
fTThe Legislature Of Washington
Territory has passed prohibitory la
uor bill; which is to be submitted L
the vote Of the people, for their appro
val or rejection. at the next election
EEThe American party have car
ried every State election that has taker
place this year in the northern States
with. we believe, the single exception
Of New York. End there they were di
vided.
SErrLEp.-"We say, and in III,
most determined and energetic manner
l-Ransas shall come into this Union
Nth Consultation recognising Slave
~, il she wishe, 10 do So" Washing
ton Sentinel.
~ Goodwin. IL any Of our young
men stray down your way. just put .
DELL round their necks and send them
home.-Con Telegraph.
We will tie belle to them, tha
they will not get rid Of soon. for v
EyWe regret to learn that the ex'
cellent lady OF Rev. James M'Caw,
has been suffering for some six weeks
from an affection Of the lungs. Her
numerous friends will hope to hear o.
her speedy recovery.
ETThe Irish liquor sellers Of Chi
cago created a riot last Saturday, in
which one man was killed, and FIVE
wounded. They intend to resist the
prohibitory law Of Michigan with pis'
tolls and bowie knives.
~Everton, in Fayette county, is
Hall 4.