Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-01-05
Mfrt Mention

EFThe mackerel fisheries have
not been profitable this year.
fy-Arrison is to be hung on the
llth Of May next
ESThe Court of Common Pleas is
in session, Judge Reid presiding.
ETPuf Larrabee has accepted
the Presidency of Iowa University.
ETSanta Anna has been reelected
President Of Mexico, almost uuani-
mously. What a farcel
ESThe Presbyterian Of the West
has been purchased by Rev. DIR. J. G.
Monfort, formerly Of Greensburgh la.
EgJoseph Goudie has sold 800
worth of Shanghais,. Of last years
growth, and has some left.
ETJ. j. CLARK of Mt. Carmel, has
sold out there, and talks Of going to
Kansas, in the spring.
nS-A report was in circulation last
Tuesday, in Mixervillc. that DR.. Scott
Of Oxford had died on Monday.
EEThe revival in the Methodist
Church in this place, continues with
increasing interest.
@-Major Becks positively refuses
to be Marshal, on the occasion of the
Seige Of The Buck Horn. Which is he
afraid Of, the beseiged or the beseigers?
ES-We are pleased to learn that
our young friend, JAMES NJ. WYNN, is
making fine impression in his school,
at Springfield. We knew he would.
E1-Alfred Bowlby. brother to J. II.
Bowldy, who had been in California
about two years and a half, returned
some four weeks ago.
Es- The poetry for John Smith,
can not appear unless the author gives
US his name. The same, of the beau
tiful lines TO Professor Edwards.
EFSubscriptions are being collec-
ted in New Orleans, to establish an
asylum for INDECENT Hebrews widows
and orphans.
RIA revival Of religion has been
in progress in Bowling Green, Indiana,
for several days. About forty persons
have joined the church.
EyProfessor Edwards returned
from his bridal tour last Tuesdy, and
resumed the duties of his chair on
Wednesday amidst the congratulations
of his pupils.
ES-Thanks to President Mutt for
a copy of the Minutes of North Indi-
ana Conference. We are glaI that
one Conference has published its Min
utes.
E1-An interesting revival is in pro-
gress in the Methodist church at Met
amora, under the charge of Rev. Mr..
Whiteman. There will be service
there next Sunday at i0t A. NJ.
ESrA bill has passed Congress for
bidding the issuing Of bank notes, in
the District, fless denomination than
IS. Ii should have forbidden them
altogether.
ETThe Syracuse Chroniclcle learns
from the Underground Railroad that
two hundred fugitives have passed
through that city to Canada since the
first of January last.
EF Whenever an occasional cor
respondent becomes dillatory we in
sinuates some way, that may be he
has run off. This is apt to wake him
up.
nr,W We learn from reliable source
that Rev. DR.. Davidson OF Evansville
had turkey and oysters both, on Christ
mas. o Temperance 0 Moses !!
What extravaganza
DoN'T KNow.-Is it true that our
Representative, living east. went to In
dianapols two weeks ago in search OF
the Legislature? We don't believe it,
though such has been the talk.
Losr NUMBER. ANY person having
No Is Of last years paper March e1)
will confer favor by.sending it to us.
Perhaps some Post Master can find it.
We want two copies to complete our
lies.
ES- We call the attention of our
readers TO the advertisement of the
Foreign Reviews. 1t speaks for itself.
We will be more specific when they ar
rive. Subscription will be received at
this Office.
Eg-The Boston Herald gives a
statement by which it appears that the
Banks Of Massachusetts, have an aver
age of one dollar in specie on hand,
wherewith to redeem twenty-five dol
lars of their notes in circulation.
Eg-Who can tell what that pile Of
boulders, about big enough to throw,
.ssoou. u c~out &c Tho p,,clr H,rOo