Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
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canal next week, for the purpose Of
cleaning 1t out.
EFWe infer from the last number
Of the Jef. Democrat that Mr.. Daily is
only pro tenn. editor Of the Republi-
can.
EECHAnLEs r. HonBs. an esteem
ed and promising young printer of
Greensburgh. died on the ed inst.
EFMr. Joseph Abbott. of Bloom
inggrove township. died Of cholera. last
Monday night.
fEThe cholera is raging on some
of the boats on the Ohio. Three died
during one trip Of the Mail boat re-
Gently.
ANOTHER LAwYER.-Hon. A. B.
Line. having proved his good moral
character, was admitted to practice
law, this week.
ETIt is stated in number Of Dem
ocratic pape 5. that the defeat Of the
Prohibitory Liquor Law in Illinois. is
a Democratic victory.
EEThe Democrats in Maine, New
York. and elsewhere are placing them
solves in direct antagonism to the liq-
uor laws Of a Prohibitory character.
EEThere is now an unbroken
gusge from Cincinnati to indianapolis
via Lawrencehurgh. and passengers go
through without changing cars.
EENo case of violation Of the liq-
uor law has yet come to light in this
county. It's observance is general
and its effects most delightful.
rTWe regret to learn that Rev. N.
V. Steadmsn. an esteemed Baptist
preacher Of Evansville died recently OF
cholera in New Albany. Ind.
rEPersons wishing papers contain
ing Prof Edwards's Poem would do
we'll to call soon, as the edition may be
exhausted.
EERead the south side account oil
the assassination Of Gov. Reeder, eby
Bully Stringfellow. II slavery can't
90 into Kansas otherwise il may by
driving freemen away.
fEAmong the distinguished per-
sons whom Commencement week bro'l
to our literary town, we see Green r,
Morgan. Editor of the Rockport Jant
Bug.
TrIt does some people aheap Of
good to be promoted. Since DR.. Hay
mond has been promoted to the presi.
dency Of the agricultural society, he
keeps the cleanest garden in town,
We would like to see some other peo-
pie promoted 1t would make them
clean their gardens.
The BLESSED SpEcrE.-The two las,
steamers which brought the semi
monthly treasure from California had
on freight 81, s7s. 900 in specie. and
and as they bring a large number Of
passengers having specie with the full
II not over $4,000. 900, an amount
which is fully up to expectation.
WThe New Albany Tribune says
Judge 7. L. Smith has returned from
the East, where he has succeeded in
disposing of sufficient quantity o.
bonds to continue the work on the N
| A. IL s. @. J. r. r. We therefore
hope to see the men at work here In
due season.
CAUSE OF REMovAL.-Mr. Wilson,
late Commissioner Of the General Land
Office, was removed, II is now said, In
consequence ofsome investigation he
had made into the land speculation Of
favorites of the present administration.
1t was because he Is suspected ol
being an Americana About hundred
clerks and others have recently been
removed for the same cause.
re- Indiana Journal Of Medicine
and Surgery. Madison, Ind. is the title
Of a new monthly. Though we are
somewhat skilled in doctoring, we are
not prepared to recommend this book
as we have not had time to read it. We
will exhibit mot lend II to any Of the
Faculty who want TO encourage home
manufactures. Price % per year
Address Drs. Jackson and Forshce,
Madison, Ind.
~The Jacksonian has near two
columns Of items Of the wretched work
ings Of the new liquor law. He is es-
pecially indignant at the Lawrence
burghers who put man in Jail for get
ting drunk. That is terrible, consider
ing that some big bugs sometimes get
drunk. II turns out that q man who
gets drunk on his own private whiskey,
may go to Jail. till he sobers off,
That Is terrible! Fellow citizens, will
you stand this? We appeal to the low
ers Of "private whiskey"-we appeal
to the lovers of midnight carousings,
will you stand this?
kTA Mr.. Beebe of indianapolis
consented to become a victim of the
terrible law, and be fined, and go
to Jail. and not pay his fine. He
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