Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-12

't"seiihS uoSSery sNuisafiy caHeu the.
stage. - sItsfsfn ynfs<lEs cesti; le
= uslHThere, now Goodwin 1winI
have about two columns this. week
about whisky's killing folks, "said a |
when hearing of Sam. Muir
phey's death. ips Sa''f. fs71se
wThc Wa6ash Gaseus says:
'The wheat market is now quite lively
in our city. and prices are ranging
from 81 80 to 81 40 per bashel. de- |
pending on the quality. - ~ Z. pr /
EZA suit has been commenced in
the United States Court for Col. John
II. Wheeler. against Passmore Will
to recover the value of Jane
Johnson, Dan and Isiah. and damages
for personal injuries. sss.l seseI..sl
aePRonorroN. --Oliver S. Gibson, who.
had been Lieutenant in the Navy, has
lr. t.4t. 81 H111t - r+4t4
recently been, promoted to the post Of
Commander-awell deserved compli-
ment. Commander Glissoni is a native
Of Franklin county 49,
WIsNER's PArEsr WASH TpB,-This
unsurpassed tub was exhibited at the
Wayne. Fayette. and Franklin Fairs,
and received diploma at each, as the.
best washing tub exhibited. A few
have been left at this Office for sale. /.
D. EVT. White &c Son. whose dis
play Of marble is so attractive. near
the Presbyterian church, keep the best
OF artists at work in the city, and can
bring any number here at short no
tiee. They offer. great inducements to
purchasers. " e 49,
GAmericans. read the article on
our first page. headed s'More Mar,
tyrs." and judge ryourselyes, wheth-
cr there is any need Of the Know
Nothing movement, Remember that
the Americans who.are appealed to
for aid and sympathy, are the old line
leaders Of vanderburg county.
A HANDSOME OFFER--TwESTy Dol
LARS FOR HoRsEsHoEINe.-.Prof Mapes
offers the New York State Agricaltu.
raj Society to pay adraft for $50
premium for the best specimen Of
horseshoeing to be exhibited at tile
Fair at Elmira, Oct. 2-5. sTrot out
your horses, GentIem en-; il is a matter
we'll worth you attention.
PRoF. LARRABEE.--We congratulate
the unfortunate blind, and their friends
on the acceptance ofProf. Larrabee,
of the SUPPLEMENTARY of the Institu.
ton for the Blind. We know hin
well. and we know of no man better
qualified, by education, or otherwise
for that position We know he vii
succeed. and honor his post.
EEDeputy Sheriff Jones arrested
Sandy West last Friday evening foi
being drunk. He was taken befor,
Squire Kilgore, who decided that h,
was sober enough to tell where he go
his liquor. He swore that he got it O
Henry Sibley, whereupon the Prosecu
tor had Sandy before him and poo
Sibley will find it.upproitable to sci
again. ssas .f1a1 5 sc .s;ie.-
Twenty TONS OF HAY PER AcRE. :
1t is stated by Mr.. Grid, at an agricul
tural dinner given by Mr.. Mech, il
England, recently. that twenty tons Q
hay had been raised off single acre
in Scotland, the last season. 1t wa
Italian rye grass. which grows to.
great heightin the humid climate 0
Scotland, and fheEc from seven +
ten times from March to December
In the instance named, it was cut tel
times, but after each cutting, an abun
dant application Of liquid manur
was made. go gf4 -s-ao it
EEThe fourth exhibition of III
Harrison Literary Society too
place on Friday evening Sept. eSth, i
Harrison. The house was we'll file
with ladies alone. and. many person
were obliged to remain outside. Al
though they had lost ono Of their bes
members, by death. since their las
exhibition, they seem determined
keep them as interesting and popula
as they, hitherto had been. ere thei
brother was removed from their mids
EFThe I. O., r. NJ. celebrate
Tuesday. Sept, s5sh, in, Harrison. al
ter the manner Of thar : Order
A procession being formed, the
marched through the sire sts single I'll
(Indian file) to the basement Of tn
Presbyterian Church, where the
listened to few, appropriate re
marks from Mr.. O'Conner. of Cincin
natl, after which they proceeded to tn
hotel Of ". Hiel, where tliey partoo
sumptuously Of a feast Of Eat things
gotten up for the occasion by III
above named person. . sa
] No Observation-Disclosures ha
been indnstriously circulated up Blu
Creek, that a riot was to be rpprehen
ded in Brookville on election day, CIV
erything went off quietly. One t'er
man. at least. came armed, to blo'
out the brains Of any Know Nothinl
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