Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-11-30

iot o Od>hes VI uhe dPPies-
nTRev. A. Kerick has sold his farm
near 0ldenburg, and viii move 10 Iii.
nois. next April.
EERev. s. P. Crawford has resign
ed his pastoral charge at Connersville
with view Of moving to Iowa.
kELet every man read che first
article on the fourth page, and learn
how to live cheap. these hard times.
EIt is believed by flour mer-
chants in the East that -four will reach
the last years price before another
harvest.
EIDon't forget the oysters Friday
evening, at the Presbyterian Church.
The oysters will do you good, and the
money will do good to the church.
IrRev. d. d. Mckee has moved
from DunIapsyille, to Marion. Lee
county. Iowa. We wish him many a
blessing in his new home.
E1-We. cannot furnish back num-
bers TO new subscribers further than
the first Of November, and only few
Of them.
EHBe sure 10 read the letter in
our Phonetic column. II is only one
Of many that we have received on the
same subject.
EEThe subject Of Rev. Ii. Gill
more's Sermon, extSabbath morning.
win be. "The manifestation of God to
the world. and the Folly Of Deism."
EE-We are thankful to those friends
who have interested themselves in cx.
tending our circulation. We knew it
could be done with but little trouble
kEWe sent that job 10 Harrison,
last Saturday. Hope II was received.
1t could not fail to give satisfaction.
both as to cost and character.
EEThc annual meeting of the Ag-
ricultural Society comes off next Sat.
urday. in the new Court House. 1t is
the time for electing officers, DC.
Hoes! Hoosil--Who ever heard OF
such prices for hogs? Last Monday
they were bringing from 6.75. to $50
in Cincinnati.
ETAfter all the tall growing by
the Enquirer, Bashford, the Republi-
can candidate. is elected Governor Of
Wisconsin.
ETWill some one who knows, tell
US how oat meal>is prepared? We
have eaten Of it, and would be glad to
again, If we knew where or how to
procure 1t.
ETHope somebody will pass the
hat around. and take up collection
to repair the old church in the city OF
Bloominggrove, If they don't intend
to build new one early next year.
kFThe case Of McCree, charged
with shooting Malcolm Clark. came up
at Leayenworth. Kanras Territory, on
the 10 h inst. The Grand Jury re-
turned verdict Of murder In the first
degree.
EEWilliam Foster, of Greenfield,
is entitled to place in the Black List.
Honest mea will keep sharp lookout
for him, wherever he may be. He
owes us 1926. which. il an honest
man. he will soon remit.
PREsrDESr's MEssAGE.-From pres
ent appearances the House will not be
organized for several days. though It
meets next Monday. The message.
therefore. need not be expected before
the last Of the week.
VINO CAUSE.-THE Cincinnati X.
Ms resolved not to fuse with any par
ty that asks an abandonment of Amer
lean principles. Who wants to aban-
don American principles, or who asks
the X. Ms to fuse with them?
EEOur compositor says that il
SELMA has not respect enough for his
wife not to slober over her carpet and
his clean shirt. he wants him TO regard
his "feelinks." by not SOLDERING on the
manuscript he has to handle. Our
Devil abhors tobacco.
ETWe regret the necessity that
compels us to decline the urgent re-
quests we receive to lecture at different
places during the winter. The duties
Of our Office are such that we can nei-
ther find time to prepare. lectures nor
deliver them. Our friends ut Rich
land will please excuse us.
A GREEN OSE.-A taxpayer want.
ed TO know, the other day, II We were
getting the county printing. He must
be green. The Commissioners dare
not give it to us though they would
save about $3.50 to the county by SO
doing. They must tax the people SC
much to support the party.
ETThc following Indiana Free
Banks have been wound up, and their
security sold. The bills are worth, &c
cording to tho sums realized, the fol.
lowing figures; Bark Of Connersville,
81 cents; Wabash Valley Bank, 90
cents; Green county Bank, 81 cents