Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-29
5tIere MtntiOn.
Ee-The Court Of Common Pleas

meets next week.
Es-R. r. Spenceris teaching school
at Spring Hill, Decatur county.
EgFrank A. Shoup. graduate of
West Point, is on visit to his moth
er's, at Laurel.
ES-Thanlxs to Mrs. Craft, for some
very excellent early beets and tur-
nips, the best we have seen this year.
nE0ur exchanges abound with
incidents Of the effects OF the new
law. 1t works like charm.
EERev. Francis Monfort. Of Green's
burgh, died on the 18th inst, in about
the 73rd year Of his age.
R1-That Strawberry Cobler that
John Moody gets up is good enough
for any one 10 take.
ES-Bro. Hall, don't say such nau'
ty words Of US in the Enquirer II
makes us feel powerful bad, il does.
nrGraham forJuly ishcre, as good
looking as usual. 1t can be chad
1 copy, one year, in advance, SO; 9
copies, 50, 6 copies, $40.
EySome folks are very anxious
to have us notice that key of whisky
that one Of our rumsuckers had brought
from the city, but we won't humoi
them.
E1-Bare-(ooted people. living in OF
near Whitcomb, can be we'll shod by
calling on Leonard Murch. of thai
city. We speak from actual expert
ment. Murch makes good shoes.
ES-Mr. Peter Millspaugh, an aged
and highly esteemed citizen offspring
field township, died last Saturday,
We expect some particulars of hi
life and death soon.
ns'The Exhibitions connected viii
the Commencement week here, viii
begin Monday evening, July 9TH
Particulars next week. If they are han
ded in in time.
Eg-One Of the heavy rains las
week produced sad havoc in the bot
tom between the hill and the cana
near Henry Armstrong;, owing to the
culverts being too small to allow tn,
water to pass freely.
ES-Temperance men and womer
in this vicinity, who wish to organic,
a lodge of Good Templars, can b.
Accommodated with the necessary books
&c, by applying TO A. N. Blackledge
d. ID. G.. w. G. 7. OF Metamora. Ind
EJ-We shall work of our paper OIL
Tuesday, next week, to give our boy
and ourself the 4th. Advertisers an,
others will please take notice. Per
sons from the country can get thei
packages on the 4th.
EyMr. S. Larue narrowly ESCAPED
being killed last Saturday. By som'
means his hand was caught in bel
in his saw mill and he was drawn in
very dangerous place. Fortunatel,
he received but little permanent inju
ry. He was about on Monday.
ERA man by the name Of Isaa
Lindley, near Oxford. Ohio. commit
ted suicide last week, by taking strych
nine. He said he had done it, be
cause he could not raise money {,
pay his debts. IL is believed that ai
ter paying all dues, there will be LEI
some $4,000.
Ef-We are sure, from painful ex
periencc, that DR.. Keely can pul
teeth. you don't believe it, tr,
him. He charges nothing when h
don't hurt; that is fair. Though h
hurt enough to claim the fee, we ar
sure that we never had teeth pulle,
with less pain, everything considered
EyDr. wolsay,a good Temperance
man. u druggist, in Evansville. wa
fined twenty dsllars for selling tel
cents worth Of Alchohol, since the
law went in force. Sorry our goo'
friend was made "A victim. but gla,
the law is enforced in that city.
EySo promising is the wheat crol
in Ohio, and so largely have the farm
ers sown this year, that the Cleyelan'
Piaindeaier anticipates in sky day
buying flour at six dollars barrcl.-
We would rather see. than hear tel
of it. for our barrel is nearly out.
INTERESTING RELIo.-We were shown
a few days ago. a looking glass in tn,
possession of Mr.. james S. Maxwell
that has been in the family about I 81
years. Even the string by which it i
suspended is said to be of the sam,
age. He asks a thousand dollars fo
il.
ETWe ought to have noticed EARL
lier that the Evening RepuU lean, o
indianapolis. has changed hands,
Mr.. Chapman has retired, and Mr.
James Pummel has taken charge o
the editorial department. We ar,
much pleased with the tone and char
acter of the Republican under its new
editor. We wish him much success
p. S.-Since the above, was in type
we learn that S. +. Crawford is to TAXI