Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-06-22

Es- ID. NJ. Aiken, who owes for
two years. refuses to take out his pa.
per any longer Hope he will pay
averages Sc.
EgFrom all quarters we heur Of
acquesence in the Liquor Law by the
former trailicers. This is what we ex-
pectcd.
re- The paper of Henry Morris,
who owes us for one year has been re-
turned. Can the bill be collected by
Jaw? Is he an honest man
OF Thanks Hon S. w. Parker for
a copy Of tho Addresses delivered in
Congress or the Presentation Of the
sword Of Gen. jackson.
Eg-We are requested to say that
You've AMERICA will celebrate the
approaching 4th, in becoming man
ner, IN Brookvllle.
E1-Whose duty is it TO enforce the
vagrant law? If not enforced soon,
we will have more stealing done than
will be comfortable.
EJThere will be nm exhibition of
the Philalethian Society Of Dunlaps-
vile Academy, on Monday evening,
July end.
ANOTHER SwNDLE.-0ne Professor
Kneass has been swindling the Auro-
ra Standard out of n bill for printing.
Let printers look out for such fellows,
EJ-Thanks to Miss Shoup and
Miss Snyder for beautiful boquct, as
token of regard. May they often
have one as beautiful, without the k.
HrProf Jocelyn has resigned his
Professorship Of Mathematics and Ma
trail Science, in the Centreville Col
lege, 10 take effect at the close of the
term.
Ec-If they take il in their heads.
they will be sure to do it, for the la
dies Of Metamora can get up Rasp-
berry supper that can't be beat, or
they can do anything else they try.
TERRIBLY INpIeNANr.-The beer
guzzlers of Pennsylvaniaburgh burnt
their representative in efligy on the
18th. We understand the prohibitory
law is in force. Notwithstanding.
New PorAroEs.-The first we have
seen this year. were at C. B. Moore's
the other day. Even the appellation
"Irish," could not keep us from loving
them, since we were assured they
were thoroughly Americanizcd.
TThere will be an interesting
celebration at Harrison, on the 4th, il
the present arrangements succeed. A.
S. Sullivan, one of the most tale nted
men of Cincinnati, son Of Judge Sulli-
van, Of Madison, delivers the address.
EE-So fa~ as we can learn, the
commissioners of this county and of
Hancock, are the only commissioners
in the State who have tried TO embar-
rass the operations of the liquor law
by refusing to appoint agents.
ET-The American has a considera-
bic patronage from the citizens of this
county onnersvilie Telegraph.
True, Swiggett, and it is getting
more considerable every week.
The people Of Fayette love to read it.
EEThe Old Line convention, last
Saturday, nominated John NJ. john
ston for Clerk, and Simpson Calfee
for County Commissioner. They will
probably be elected if they have no op-
position. For further particulars, see
the forthcoming sketches.
EE- 1t has been rumored for some
time, that the ConnersviHe Telegraph
is to become the Organ of the Old
Line party in Fayette. We never
credited it till now. Last weeks pa
per indicates that the rumor is true,
judging from the old line style OF
some of the articles.
Ey"No more Stare States" -
These words indicate the great strug-
gle which is bound to come.-.State
Sentinel.
Let il come as soon as il pleases.
ED-0n Saturday the 10th, jus; as
we were preparing to scold Mit. Tur-
rell, and everybody else, for not
inviting us to the strawberry supper
at Harrison last Thursday, we received
note to that effect, written on Mon
day the ilth. This will account for
our not being present.
EV-An extra session Of the State
Know Nothing council will be held in
Boston, on the 28th inst, TO receive
the report of the delegates to the Ma
tional Convention at Philadelphia
The secret obligations will then be
thrown of, and call for u grand mass
convention will then be issued, to
take action in regard TO the course to