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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

Resolved. That we cordially re-af-
firm ell the principles set forth in the
preamble and resolutions adopted by
the Republican or Peoples Conven-
ton. held in this city one year ago.
this day, and. as appropriate to this
occasion. we re-adopt the following
part thereof:
Whereas, We, the freemen OF Indi-
ana. without respect to party, and &C.
tuated by a common devotion to our
Republic. and common reverence
for its founders. have assembled our
selves together in commemoration oil
the passage of the Ordinances Of July
18th. 1887. consecrating the N. w.
Territory to freedom; and whereas,
the unanimous adoption ofsaid Ordl'
nance, by the Representatives OF all
the States in the Union. at that date,
clearly eyinces that opposition to the
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

extension of Slaverv IA tho ,xtent nj
Const,to,;a,sl MOVIE, was ,he Gxsd
poliev ~ onr fa,ha,s. and whereas
we regayd An. reee,t anneal of An,
NH sas,,a. ss,h !. ..Ast..a.,; c..,.sa.
misc ;, A. = s,a"s ara wsn,on VIOLA.
tion of m. f,,,h ~ ,hs tInIon plighted
40 a .,,s.,, eoa,.ss, ,..,r,e,,ng N,
ex,sns;on ~ Slsysrv Thereforc,
ResoIved Thai va are uncommon.
isinglv o,nosed 20 he extension q,
Slavery, and further lint we utterly
re,.d,a,e The nla,la,,o AZ o,Incinles
adopted by the selcstvled Democrat.
IL Convention ON The 9i,h duv of Nav
1884. indor.lng and anproying The
Kansas. n sbraska iniaui,v'
Resolved That we viii waiyo all
former party ,rcdilections. and. In con.
cert. bv ali lawf ul means seek 10 place
everv branch of tho Federal Govern.
ment In ,ha hands az me, who will
assert tho riohls of freedom restore
the Missouri Comnromise and refuse.
under All eireumstanees 10 tolerate
the extension OF slavery.
Resolved further That our Reyo.
lutio,arv ances,ors regarded freedom
as national. and slavery as sectional.
Tha, we will sieadfas,ly. adhere 10
their policy and firmly resist every AZ.
temnt "a yeyise Il
Resolved Thai nm administration
that IaeLs tho eouyaoe ability and
d,sno.;,,o, 40 cro,ec, The ei,ixsns ol
one state or Territory. In the free
exercise M the elec,iye franchise
against Tho assault. If armed mobs
from other s,asas or T.rrI,o,;es h
undeserying the confdenee Of n free
n.ool., and ough, not 10 be eontln.
ued IN eower longer than eons,itu.
tionaI ennortun,tv h Afforded Ia OK.
ehaog. 4, for one ,ha, will be untram-
meled bv the slave power. aud that
will have moral courage and indepen-
dence enough 20 raise Itself above all
party preiudices: one that will not in
IN xeal 10 support ..compromlse moa.
sures. /" lose sipht of Freedom. Justice.
and the Constitution. but will admin.
istey the (,ove,nment fearlesslv wise.
lv and for tho GOOD of the whole peo.
ple.
Resolved That ;,temneranee IA n
GREAT and in,olerable evil and imn.ri.
ously demands the earnest. efforts Of
All rood men for Ia total suppression.
and 10 this end we solcmnly pledge
our.eIyes 10 each other. and 10 all the
neonls oftbe state never toabate such
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
The Very Latest-The Excitement
Increasing-Missouri Going OF
Kansas by Hundreds.

WEsroS. No.. Nov. SOP. M.
The greatest excitement continues
10 exist in Kansas. The officers have
been resisted By the mobocrats, and
the interposition of the militia has
been called for.
A secret letter from Secretary
Wodson to General Eastod has been
written. in which the writer requests
General e. to call for the Rifle Com
pany at Platte City, No.. so as not
to compromise Governor shannon.
-Four hundred men from jackson
county, No., are now en- route for
Douglas county. Kansas Territory
st. Joseph and Weston. in Missouri.
are requested each to furnish the same
number Of men. The people of Kan
sas are to be subjugated at all hazards
ST. LUIS Dec. 3.
STILL LArER.-Accounts from Kan
sas state that Gov. Shannon has tele-
grapbed.. she President the condition
Of affairs, and says that one thousand
armed men, arrived at Lawrence; res
cued prisoner from the hands of the
Sheriff Of Douglas county. burned
houses, and destroyed property, He
asks the President to order out the
troops at Fl. Lravenworth, to aid in
the execution of the laws.
Dispatches from Weston to-day, by
express, have arrived. and bring start
ling news from Atchison. The Free
State officers had taken possession o
important papers An attack upor
Atchison was anticipated. and a re
quest had been sent 70 Weston for fif
~ armed mnn to aid in repelling it
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
BOOK AGENCY.

Tho suhscrlbsrs have established a Hook Agen'
g In Philadelphia, ant viii furnish any book OF
publ cation Al tho retail price free Of posAgo.- -
Any persons, by forwarding he subscription price
of ANY af the - Magazines, such ~ Harper's, Go
dcy's, putnam's, Graham'r, Frank Leslle's Fash
Ions, Ne. will receive The magazines CIR one year
aud eopy Of a splendid lllhograph portrait OF
olthar Washington, Jackson OF ciayi or, " sub
scflbers 10 a 81 and a 81 Magazine, they will 70.
celve copy of either OF the three portraits. II
subscribing 10 80 worth ~ Magazines, all three
portraits viii be sent gratis. Music furnished n
ihose who may wish u,
Envelopes ofesery description and ulxo In large
OF small quantities furnished. Seal Presses, Dies,
de-, sent 10 order.
Every description OF Engraving on Wood exc
eniod i'm neatness aud dispatch. Views " Bull
dlnRs. Newspaper Headings, Views of Machinery
BOOK Illustrations, Lodge Certificates, baslnesH
Cards, DC. All orders sent by mail promptly At
tended to. Persons wishing Views Of hoir bul ID
ings engraved caa senda paguerfeoiypo or sketch
of the building by mall OF express.
Persons al distance having ralcablo articles
would nud Il 10 their advantage TO address the sub
scrlbers, as would act agents Tor the sale o
the same. hNkAM a PIERCE,
so South Third Street. Phlladel phla, Pa.
3. n. uYaAu. (nov aOfy) 7. NAY riERcn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
sEw rmNclrlrl NO rolsoNn
wHlfu HkVH uOaN0N onInle N
M AL ARIA OR MIASM A

This subtle atmospheric polson, which NJ certain
seasons Il unaveidnbly inhaoi ~ evefy breath, "
south east OF ~esl--and vi every whore Yield 10
this newly discovered ANffnoik, which ueu'
lrnlses tho POISON, completely puFnts the eyston,
aud thus entirely Fomosps al The canse Vt disease.
=, ~ rFoptis.sf distinctly eHlms these eSsFaor'
binary results nom Va usei
n viii protect any resident ~ traveller, eyen he
the most slokl, of svampy localities from any
ague or bilious dlseasu whntover, or any Injury
from constantly lnhallng Malurla or Mlasnu.
n viii lnalanlly check tho asue la peFsona who
have Suffered for any lpnHsh Of time, from ONE nav
10 rwnKty WARS. 40 thai they need never have an
ofnna chiht,by ronhndlns IA ueo according TO
II will Immediately relieve all the distressing
results Of bilious Rgno dlseases, such ~ gene raj
debility. night awoass, &c. The paloni atoneo boz
ues until Ia permanentand radical cure u oiiceted
And a. a pfool that "a Il also
woktly OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE
because ~ ~
The following certificate from one of the most
celebrated eheaisssin the unllod Slnlet h attached
10 every bother
"Ihave made ehomleAi examination q Rhodes'
Fever aud aaae Curu, OF Antldsle 10 Malaria, aud
have tested u for Arsenic, Mofcury, Quinlna aud
Ntfychnine, bui have otipnnd particle Of either
Ia u, nor have found az, substance IN Ne com.
position that would prove lnluflous N The conatl-
tuition. VAS. n, CniLrON, N. 10, Chemist"
This Allows ~ ~
FkFk uSk As A PREVENTIVE
by which MI persons may DO sure of entire ifec-
dom from ne above named diseases NO matter how
sickly The season or nwampy The locality.
PROOFS OF kfflvAtY are frequently pub.
llshod, and lhe confidence sf lho public Il asked
onl, 10 proportion q ~ actual merits wherever
Introduced and used. fbeic only are relied upon
10 prove ~ worth,
One or Two bottles will answer for ordinary cas-.
%, some may require moro. Directions printed
ln (,afman Frnueh and Npanl Al. accom- many uneh'
bottle. Price one Dollar, Prepared aud sold BY
The Proprietor,
JANIS A. RHODES, Providence, r.. I.
For sale by druggists generally. noVa
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
ATTACAMENT NOTICE.

NJ OTTO Is hereby given that writ OF attach
" ment was Issued By me, David slaughter, a
Justice OF the Peace, In and Tor BloominggroYe
Township In the county of franklin, State Of In
diana, ON the i2th day OF Nov ember, le5S aeain-t
the goods, ehattles, rights, credits, moneys, I'D
effects OF William Phillips, late OF said county Of
Franklin, at tho suit OF the state OF Indiana and
others By virtue OF which writ the following prop
erty was attached the property OF the said
William Phillips 10 wit. One carpet sack one hat
two pair Of pants, coat, two collars. two nee
aces, uinbersla. two shirts and one vest. also
a claim OF thirty dollars in tho hands OF Philip
Whitelock. And on the 22nd day OF December
next at o'clock p. M. at my Office In said Town
ship, viii proceed teghear and decide upon such
attaching nj and the claims Of said creditors.
DAVID SLAUGHTER, y.-P.
Nov DO. Nv.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
0utrages by the Abolitionists---
House Burnt and Women Driven
swsy-The People Determined to
Enforce Law and Order.

WESTON, Mo-, Nov. 3O-
The Abolitionist outlaws in Douglas
county have burnt number OF houses
and driven a number of families. con-
sisting Of women and children, TO Mis-
sour for refuge.
The latest accounts report that the
law and order people o. tho Territory
are rallying in large numbers to the
assistance Of the Sheriff Of Douglas
county. in the execution OF the laws
That officer has by this time an over
vhelming force at his command.
Sheriff Jones is acting as Deputy
U. 3. Marshal, for Douglas and John
son counties.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
The AMERICAN.
WAR IN KANSAS!

The LoaisvilIe papers last Saturday
contained numerous kilograms setting
forth that s'she Abolitionisss" had re-
VOTED and killed one mar and burnt
~ houses. The following L. a speei,
men Of the dispatches. This Is con
fsssedIy the "sou,h side" view OF the
affair. Even one.sided as /, Is Il re-
fleets no credit on the Governor or bis
party. II win be seen that even from
these accounts that Il la war OF the
Missourians against those whom they
call "Abolitionists." Let them rave.
II aha Prczidert viii see the free, 40
sual settlers Of kansas shot down by
Missouri rowdies. let Il be known.
ST. LOUIS. Nov. 80.
kxciting and highly important news
from Kansas has Just been received.
On Thursday. Nov. 2esh. near Hio-
-,,k sh.ra.ss s,e.s -, - az. .ia,m
IN, calsnssa al ss.. - 49, 49,
-sa 49, , a"a ks's"p'''"J os
1870 s,; s,a " "'s 'h,s S"'~'as ~" on'y y
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s nsss'ea'nk " 'no'' nun ~ case o. re-
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Wv .h'ss h w. s.s . A's as'smp,
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
ion WORK OT ALL KINDS

Posters, lIandbilla, Pamphlets, labels, blanks,
Nc, ~ less rate than thoy we're ever done In this
Valley, aud IN a style that can not be- surpassed IN
any countf, Office, and al the shortest possible no
tlca. Whether w. can mako a living at Il or not
Il our concern. The public shall have the b,nent
OF our advantages cor doing cheap and good work.
Moreover, having been undcrbd, heFclof0re, aud
having loaraed how 10 RAJ, lrom The lgssons given
us b., competltars. We have determined Ia do JOB
Work, both tor The county And individuals, a.
about half the price heretofore charged. aud Ne
can make money atthat bfing on Your work of
every description, exeep, work Tor lotteries and
shows,
VIZ nAvt NEW AND BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT %
JoB TYPE, enabling "a a. competc. LA The beau
tics of u Job, With any "prlntrr," la the Valley
We feel sorry foe the mombcrs 90 the "cruft" that
eau Tc0upeto with ne, but 40 cant help II nov -
n may cause some sgHcgfinG anlonE the old "fais'
that gave us lessons in "rnitng,n but thoy ought
not ~ blame us for cut rafting thcm amer The les.
suns lhey have given. They may even call Il
sunparrrllod Moanness,n but stili We shall Try
Give Ne trial az least, and alter nndng the lowest
prlco old "ratsn will do work for come To this OF.
leo aud we can do u still cheaper.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
Iuthc Flanknn circuit coa q.



Milton u. Gordon, olal) civil ae,,o,. N firm.
". ,'' Il
George W. walker, Of ALL ''''' "'''~"s''
On THE 9th day Of November, isi5, the plaintns
nlod their complaint, accompanied by The aiida.
VII IT a dlslnterosicd person, showing that klch-
ard Walker, Thomas Carney. Lot -. swift, Robert
-. dowlcr samuel W. ilAxietino, Moses y.
iiuaietine, Richard W. bishop, William W. Wells,
George w. bishop. William n. Comstock, Jacob
\. Aber, jesse Wilcox, George W. Day. Bowen
Mailnek, John n. Carter, Robert "a. Clements,
Alexander v. Win ton, Isaac n. Winston. Leo
ondaa w. Winston, Theodore Shotwell, James
u. Lehman, Rufus A. Jones, Max Smdlor, Henry
l.. Laner, Moses Stadier, and George A. Wheel.
cr, defendants M said case, are not residents o
the state OF Indiana.
They will therefore take notice Of the pendcn'
~ OF said suit and that they do appeer aud an
swer The reto at the next term Of said court, Co b
held AZ The Gogrl House la BrookVilio, on tho LAT
Monday of February next, Ia dcfanit ofwhich ths
said canse will proceed 10 ludgomeniiu ihoir alb
aoncc.
Witness my hand this 9th day Of November
A. ID. lass. JOHN M. JOHNSTON, q. Pc. {
J. u. Rowland, Au'y for Plrn,
Nav. d.. 1851.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
HACK LIST.

The following personr have ordered their paper
discontinued, without paying arrearagcs, or have
reaugos, or ordering them discontinued. We
pnblish the list for the benefit Of merchants and
others, who may be saved more than double the
cost osthe paper by consulting the list when asked
10 credit any OF the following persons weare Of
opinion that not one Of them will pay any debt y
he can helpu Simply because ours Is too small
20 90 amer and sue on. they hope = evade pay
ment. As payment Is made Va viii remove tue
name from the list below.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

To TuE GrRLs. Mrs. Swisshelm
says "Thc secret you dare not tell
your mother is a dangerous secret, one
that will be likely to bring your sor-
row."
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
INDIANA BANK NOTE LIST.
CORRECTED WEEKLY By
u. q. BUhtKAm A. co., BANKERS,

no WcstGhtrd >t., selves Butidtng,
Between Main aud walnut,
CINCINN MATT o II ! o.
Who ~ m receive them at the following rates In
payment for exchange and nom Correspondents
New Work and Virginia State Stock, Evansville,
ONE HALF PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
Savings Bank, conncnvflie,
Traders Bank. indianapolis,
Central Rank, Indianapolis,
Rank Of the Capitol, Indianapolis,
fayetto County Bank, Connorsvillo,
Indiana Bank. Madison,
Kentucky stock Bank, Columbus, ~
Merchants and Mechanics New Albany
Cambridge Wy Bank,
Gramercy Bank. Lafayette,
Bank 3 Indiana Michigan City
Canal Bank, Evansville,
Crescent city hank, Evansville,
bank Of Salem,
Farmers Bank, Westdeld.
Indiana stock Bank Laporio.
Prairie City Bank. Terrs flaute,
Southern bank. ferro fiauto.
oNk PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Bank of Syracuse. Syracuse.
Bank OF Elkhart, klkhart.
Bank OF Rock Vile. Rockville,
Bank ofGoshon, Goshen,
Bank OF Mount Vernon,
Ssl~m Bank,
Bank OF Warsaw, warsaw,
Bank OF Monticello,
Brookvillo Bank,
Hoos Ter Bank,
Lagrange Bank,
Huntington County Bank.
u, T. Jcnesi Checks,
Great Western Bank,
Tlppecanoo Rank,
Wayne Banks,
Upper Wabash Bank
| kalamazoo Hank,
North Western, bloomfield,
shawnee Bank,
Steubcn County.
Bank Of Fort Wayne.
| Bank OF South Bend,
Delaware County Bank,
Ind ian Reserve hank.
IAN other Indiana Notes are from 10 25 per
cent discount, and should AZ once DO Withdrawn
from circulation by sending them 10 the Bark
ans, Who will return, by mail, the highest cash
| valuo 70 fhem.-fEn.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

A Coon ToAsr.-Woman-the NOR
ming star of our youth the day star
Of our manhood thevening star Of our
old age. God bless our stars
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
In the Franklin Circuit Court
February, Term, A. ID. lsJ6.
William Gordon) Civil action
mr. Ia foreclOSo


John NJ. Allen, ct aD a mortgage.
On this i4lh day Of November, 1855, the plain
til nied his com piaint, accompanied by the All
dayits Of u distnterested PRISON, showing thai
John NJ. Allen. Richard WalKcr, Thomas Carney,
Lot 4. Swift, Robert Bowler, Samuel W. llazc,-
tine, Moses Is. Hazeiune, Richard W. bishop.
William W. Wells, George W. Bishop, Wii,iam
II. Comstock, Jacob ,. Abcr, Jesse Wilcox.
Geotge ". Day, Bowen Matlack, John II. Carter,
Robert NJ. Clements, Alexander V. Wtuster,
Isaac n. winster, Leonidas W. Winsier, hca-
dOre Shotwell, James 4. Lehman, Rufus A.
Jones, Max Stader, Henry >. Lauer, Noses
Stadler, George A. Wheeler, Gray ham and Buck
ingham, George A. Warder, Francis I. King.
james 4. Carey, aud Matthew u. How, defend
ants In said mol residents OF the state Of
Indiana. they will therefore take notice OF the
tendency OF said suit, and that they 30 appear
and answer thereto NJ The next term OF said
Court to be held atthe Court House la Brook,llie,
on the drst Onday OF February next, IA default
ofwhich the said canse will proceed 10 judgment
In theirabsence.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of November,
A. ID. 1855. JOHN Nj. JOHNSlON,
W. MORROW, Att'y for pl'tn. 4. +. &C.
Nov. a, lc55-4w.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

ES''Don't cry. little boy. Did he
bit you on purposeT "No. sir. he hit
me on the head"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
NEW CASH
CLOTHING HOUSE,

"fhetaeto aud character Of nauonafo known
by Ne costume. -seorr.
pELIEvfNG AS WE DO IN TIE TRUTH
~ OF our "moto," We are ondenNoFltg W do
Elen somrth inato elevate ~ In The 90 tmaglOn of
ihoae who believe the "appafel proclalna the
man." The undersigned ln'aware that u Il al.
most futile 10 attempt 10 catch tho attention Of
the public through the medium NJ an advertise
mont, yotnu cannot fofrain FROM endnAsornf 10
impress upon the minds OF hls patrons aud The
public generally, that "iasio" Il one Of the frat
things 10 DO sludi ed Ia garment, that n combines
Sass, ntraANcn AND DURABILITY, aud tina. gar.
menl cut and made IN this manner wnfLr m cosra
M aonn than one bnngingly thrown together,
dlspla, 10 " greatest advantage The beauty aud
symotry Vt perfect form, aud eonccals the de.
fccis Of an Imperfect one. In illustration 81 this
wo could point 10 many who "stalk through tho
world scarce half made up, and that 40 lalnely
aud unmahlonably thai dogs bark AZ them, NJ they
halt by"
Not that they have been curlancd OF fair pro.
portion by "dlsnembllnR nature" bat from The
fact that they did not purchase their dross of q
practical tailor. To surh wo would recommend
The new, fauhionably, and well selected stock of
Clothing OF
So - a., = tFa,afI,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
Administrator Sale of
REAL ESTATE.

rlIIE UNDERSIGNED Administrator OF the es-
| tate Of Henry Frey, late II Franklin County,
Indiana, deceased VIII oiler for sale at the late
residence OF said deceased, Ia White Water Town
ship Franklin county Ind, on the Goth day OF No.
yember next between the hours of ten aud o.
clock on said day. the equal and undivided half Of
the following described real estate. subject To the
widows right OF dover, siz: part OF line south
west quarter Of section six. town eight, OF range
one, west, and bounded ~ follows, VIZ: beginning
nj stake which bears from the northwest corner
OF said quarter section, south % degrees easi A.
rods. First north - degrees east rods, thence
north 81 degrees east IL aud two-ienth rods,
thence north II degrees east % and nineteenth
rods, themes east "a and sixteenth rods, thence
south eight degrees west, sixteen rods, thence
south % degrees, west 20 rods. thence north -
degrees eats, ii and xtenih rods thence south "a
degrees west, ~ and four 4. tn rods, thence south
% degrees wesI got rods, thence south 40 degrees,
west rs rods, thence north 80 rods 20 the place Of
beginning, containing acres and eighiy-six one
hundreths, more or less. said property contains Il
saw mill and DIV elling house. Terms OF sale, one
laird ia hand, one-lhird la six months, aud the re-
mainderin one year. Deferred payments 10 be Sc
cured. GILES CANT, Administrator.
oct 20
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
DIR. JAMES G. AVER,
Practical nnd Analytical Chemist,

LUWFIsLl MAoo.
Price % Cents per BOX. Five Boxes for 81.
SOLD BY
JAMES G. AVER,
Practical Chemist. Lowell, Mass.
Sold In Brook willie by N. w. Halle;
Clifford a Depny. Laurel, Ind
q. Vancamp. Mrtanora, {"
e. Overton, Andcrsonyille,
And atugeneics IN nearly every town in the west.
w. A. CLARK. Grown Point, Ia, travelling Agent
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
Brookville, Laurel & Rushville
M ALL LINE.

rHR undersigned having the contract Tor carry
ing tho mail the above route, would re-
sneetfuliy inform tho public that he Will a
Comfortable Hack for the accommodation OF pas
seugers, from Brookyileto Laurel, tf-weekiy =
Leaving Brookville Immediately ailer the arrival
OF the Stage from Cincinnati, on Tuesday Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays, arriving al Laurel the same
evening, Leaves Laurel az o'clock A ~, on
the same day, and arrives ut BrSokyille m time
TO make connection with the stage for Cincinnati.
lie is also prepared to convey passengers from
Laurelto anyipart OF the country they may wish 10
visit. on reasonable terms. CIV, PAYNE,
aug %. Proprietor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
Groceries.

Nj sloeh Of Young Tyson. cunpowder. fmoe,,nl
w nlark Teas islaFKe and well saiee,.ll.J a.
m 70 ~ % pafe and ifesh. Alec, rrine~ lilo.
Sese, aeeh. ava IAkuaKAfa cnffefs. Frllns Al a
sugar Crushed, Powdered. loaf ns5 ,''.sa =.
nukai.i ooldeh syrup, \ %. and y. N. N.lssses.
ssna Honey, liee, Aails, Window elias. Serr,les,
49, s~o ' aud Waite catpst Chaia. cblion
'e.n ana evttsh Mailing, win ever article uru.
any hsat W efoeers. All beat annlhlIe.- war.
.sn'oe " give satisfaction. for sale la analI,es Al
e"i'i ~ me lowest market prlccs. II ~
a. A eo,...0...I. AAkoN AscoiTER.
May a. 1858 "''''''' ''"t'' ~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
TITLE UNDERMINED oneu Tor sale he follow
II lag described Real kalaie, viss--one dwelling
house (new - by ~ ieet one AID a half stories
high, with good cellar ~ The same aifn, one
now wagon shop ~ by 80 feet, ono and n half sto'
ries high. Alao, good BLACK smith shop 30 by D.
feet. NtablinT and other necessary out-bnlldlhKa.
Tho lot upon which these buildings are situated
contains one aud halt acres, AND IL near Asbnry
Church, In Springfield township, Franklin county
ind All The above property viii bo sold NJ the
nova PETER WILL.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07
OMNIBUS LINE TO
Spades Station F!

The undersigned will run n comfortable Hack
regularly, between Brookville and Spades sta
ton. He will leave Rockville every Monday,
Wednesday, end Saturday, al such hours rs will
best suit passengers. Returning, he will leave
Spades immediately after the arrival OF the two
o'clock train. lie will 20 al other times II called
upon. SAMUEL MONROE.
Brookvilie JanJ7, 1855.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-12-07

w The largest $50 tment ever offered 10 this
public, for sale al Mol Commercial Row, by
LINCk & FARQUBAR