Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-07
Mert Meatioa.
Ry-The Commmissioners of Ohio

agents under the liquor law. by a
manddmns from the Court.
RTThe last number of the Squat
ter Sovereign newspaper, expresses
doubts us to the reliability Of Gov.
Shannon.
ES-Judge Rockwell. of one Of the
Supreme Courts in New York. has de-
cided in favor of the constitutionality
of every essential feature of the New
York prohibitory Law.
Es-We learn by telegraph that the
yellow fever in Virginia is assuming a
milder form, and that an abundance
Of physicians and nurses have arrived
in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
ES-Docs any sane man suppose
that Gen. Pierce would allow the Indi-
ans to treat any American as Butler
was treated. without interposing his
authority?
EvThc Canada has arrived at Bos-
ton. The London Post, arrived by
her. states that the Allies are SO close
to Sebastopol that hand grenades are
chiefly used by them; and prophesies
the speedy fall Of that stronghold.
RySoay Robinson got so mad as
to refuse to exchange with us. just
because we beat him MS lawyer. in
our exposition of the liquor law
Come, John, that is very naughty, in
you.
ToMBsroSEs.-With pleasure We
refer our readers to the advertisement
of White 81 Son. in this weeks paper.
Give them call, as they intend to do
work MS cheap as il can be done any
where and their work speaks for itself
YELLOW FEvER.-At the latest nc.
counts there was no abatement, but
rather an increase in the ravages oil
this epidemic In Norfolk and Ports
mouth deaths were averaging about
seventeen day. and in New Orleans
over three hundred in the week.
The CorroN CRoP.-A Southern pa.
per states that since the commence,
ment Of the American cotton trade
no such crop has been known MS that
which is now on the ground-moder
ate estimates placing it at 100000
bales beyond the product Of any pre-.
ceding year.
RS-The telegraph from philadel'
phia, Saturday evening, mentions that
the Coroner's inquest over the bodies
Of the sufferers. by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad accident, had no
then been concluded. Twenty TIVE
deaths from the calamity had occurred
up to that time.
EgRobinson positively refuses I,
exchange any longer with the Ameri
can, so we have subscribed for tn
Jacksonian. as we want to get tn,
pure unadulterated doctrines Of oil,
lneism, IL he wants io-see- In
American he can borrow il of some G
our subscribers at Rushville. or.
honest enough, subscribe for il.
Eg-A portion Of the Supreme Coui
. of the Second District. New York. Ia
decided the essential provisions Of Oh
N. Y. prohibitory law unconstitution
, nj. The case goes TO the Court q
: Appeals. which has the final settle
9 lnent Of the question. One Of tn
. Judges gives his opinion that the La
) is constitutional. The Judge Morri
6 who decides tie law demonstrations
e was the president of the Liquor Dea
. er's Indignation Meeting, year or S
ago.
4 ETJudgc Elmorc, OF Kansas, HI
n written letter to the Hon. Gale
e Cushing, Attorney General of II
d United States, dated Shawnee Mission
: August %. in which he states he hi
not violated a single law of Congre
or the Department, and is Statistic
hi case has been prejudiced, and h
s. removal dictated solely ON the groun'
of policy. He says that by Il
ie twenty section of the Kans
,r and Nebraska net he holds the Off,
4 for four years. and gives notice tn
st he will resist The action OF the Pres
h dent through the Courts. Spunkyl
le "TuAr's A LIN" What naugh
caption. for little article. but the e
II lowing. in the Cincinnati Enquir
rs suggests IL;
- erred. Douglass is about TO publ
book entitled Ny Bondage and A
OF Freedom. OF course. il Is libel
SC the men OF the South"
a The Enquirer man had never 81,
~ the book. but anticipating such pc
n. rature of slavery as the life Of al
nc slave will furnish. he answers Il by &
y y. all powerful old line argument "tha
er n lie." tits. after all, amusing TO 8
$. with what iluency the great men
that party can WELD this powerful .
o. gument. Portray any Of the evils
~ slavery or whisky or RomaniSm NJ
n. there is but the one argument. "thaI
" u lie."
STop TuiEF.-Wc have often hca
VI tell of n thief, holly pursued, cryi
10 10 "siop thief. stop thiefl' so as to