Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-08-17

plehstu 10 learn, tnht ne nAs hSVePteo
the presidency ofthe Baldwin Inst
tute, at Berea, Ohio. The trustees
have done well in selecting him.
Profs. Jer. Tingly and w. II. Barnes
accompany him.
10 Hon. Allen Trimble was nomi-
mated by the Know Noshings. for Gov
ernor Of Ohio. last Thursday. He is
good and true man. anti.slavery. an.
ti-whlsky and anti.old line. We don't
care copper which OF the three get
beat, so that Medill is not elected
They fuse with the Republicans on all
other candidates.
nrJudge Bieknell. Of New Al
bany. has granted an INDUCTION. re-
straining the State Bank Commission
ers from proceeding to organize the
New Albany Branch Of the New State
Bank. An appeal has hcen taken 10
the Supreme Court. but a decision
cannot be obtained until after the re-
mainder OF the Branches ara fully or.
ganixed.
EEThough one or two were seen
drunk In the streets last week. for q
shor. time. the unusual quiet and
good order Of the town during court.
has favorably impressed many OF our
farmers who were not before much In
favor Of the prohibitory law. They
say II II can work such change. In
so short time. withom a angle prose
cuiion, let US sustain II.
E1-The Americans Of Hamilton
county, Ohio. have nominated q full
and very good ticket. We find the
name Of L. NJ. Gregory on tho Lat Of
Representatives. and John Reeves ~
the candidate FOR Treasurer. Better
men could not be found. and We hope
they will be triumphanty elected. as
they deserve 10 BE-. -
EH-The Baltic brings nothing de-
cisive from scvastopol. The Allies
are steadily carrying forward their APP
proachcs against the MalakoG tower,
and the Russians are as steadily OK
tending and strengthening their de-
fcnses. The London Morning Pos
says that the termination ofthe siege
Is no longer u matter Of doubt. bu'
may be exactly calculated. Tho cal
cula,ion Of that journal 10 that The
place will be taken year after next.
Fg-various reports are In circula
ton concerning the cholera at Harri
son. There have not been more thar
one or two cases there, One Of thes'
! was in u German family tho cause o
; which Is attributed TO living In a YER.
: filthy place. and eating heartily Of GU
. cumbers. On Monday thure were NJ
eases Of II there. and the health wa
: considered very near. II no, quite a
good as Il formerly had been at ,hi
season Of the year.
nr0ne week before and part Q
last week there wero no more no les
than forty families In the town Of Har
y rison out oftour. there was mono I
: be had at the mills. and the water be
y ing out Of the canal. no grindinI
: could be done. The demand 70
: crackers al the groceries was Increase
sevcnty-dve per cent. Bad of as W
: were at Brookville.
: ~wo would gently suggest b
our good looking and we'll drcsse'
|, friend from the country, who Is said :
have been drunk Inst Monday eve
ming. that even II the whisky was CIV
en- to him. II would DO Notifying :
his family. ut least. to have him In,
' prsoned over night, to tell where h
u got his liquor. Even the Honorabl
company, he might have, would hard
: y satisfy his wife and children that
was honorable TO DO taken up and In
" prisoned for drunkenness.
. EFone or two Of our quondar
4 drunkards came very near getting IN
to Clark's boarding house last weel
a but they made n retreat to privat
4 ground before the constable could b
found. There Is a difference Of opir
Ion rs to where the got their liquor
g and the Objects 10 settle the question
q Constables. Sheriifs. and others wi
y do well to read the eed section Of th
|, law. as they will be expected TO AZ
under Il in few days. and certai
n quondam liquor sellers must be caref'
>. who lie around their door, and whs
It is their general health.
10 EFWhile Governor Reeder va
l. stopping at Washington, the Lowe
7. Courier says, one Of the services
!. the President approached the Cover
{. nor, and desired HIM to resign. n
At marking that it would be great n
N lief to the administration If he woul
r. do so; as Governor Reeder was vei
{. unpopular with many members OF Il
Democratic party. Gov. r. modest
,e limited that he would do no such
D. thing. but was ready to receive Il
A. strok of the guillotine at any time.-
70 "Jf Mr.. Pierce desires 10 restore ha
m mony in.the Democratic ranks" r
marked the Governor, "lethim II