Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-30
Mere Mention.
EgNext Monday is election day

gNext Monday is election day
Keep cool. everybody.
~ MIR. Nathan Lee. of Fairfield
has moved to Columbia, Fayette co.
@The election Of School Direc-
tor, in each district, is not till next
October.
~ Our canal is now in good boat
ing order, and the boats are running
E9-Mrs. Carmichael has moved
again to her farm. We guess she
won't stay long.
% SHEPHERD, says he is out of
whisky. Hope he will stay out, and
vice versa.
E Professor EDWARDS, has gone
to house keeping, on Point Prospect,
just north Of the Free School house.
EEThe Trustees of the old Wiley
Chapel, will sell the building at auc-
ton, next Saturday. Bidders, attend.
%Dr. T. Kennedy, who has bee
very SICK for some weeks is gradually
recovering.
~"PAP TAYLOR" editor of the
Cincinnati Times, has been nominated
for Mayor of Cincinnati, by the Amer
lean party.
ETR. p. c Barwick has turned
Miller-itc, by purchasing an interest
in the Linck & Farquhar Mills, and
going to work in it.
wDavid M. Knight and his son,
started this week fer Kansas, with.
view Of entering claim and returning
next October for the family.
EEWho will bring us few hun
dred good homemade quilts? Our
gold pen is broken, and we are oppos-
ed to foreign quilts, and steel pens.
~We would advise one of our
city doctors to keep sharp look out,
or his hat will take fire some Of these
nights. 1t looks like a twin brother to
one that did burn,
EsrBishop Hughes, is said by a
writer in the New York Herald, to
have property in his hands belonging
to the Roman Catholic Church, amour
ting to $4,000, 900.
~The castigation, by G. W. NJ.
is too severe-it is unconstitutional,
and we beg to be excused from pub
fishing it, as we hope a like offense will
never again be committed.
EEThe next session..of the Grand
Division of the Sons of Temperance in
this State will be hold at Crawfords-
vile, on the Gath Of April next
Look out for us. every body.
EE-Mr. ]. N. McManus, of Fairfield,
has scld out his shop, and expects to
start to Iowa soon. 1t is expected
that Mr. Irving viii succeed him in
the Post Office.
EEThe Court of Common Pleas
meets next Monday. Q says he will
be on hand. and if anything interest
ing transpires, he will let everybody
know it.
EI-Tim Truxton, Esq, will be
pleased to learn that the hay-scales fol
Bloominggrove proper, are finished
The remaining stock was taken in
potters'- ware, the legal currency Of
that city.
Es- If the apples that JAMES S
CoLEscorr gave us few days ago are
specimen Of the kind he raises on hi:
farm, we don't wonder that every body
wants to buy winter apples of him.
We know of none equal to them.
HAnthony Burns, the fugitive
slave, who cost the Bostonians $50,
600 10 return to slavery, has beer
bought Of his claimant for 81 800
and is now living afree man in Bos
ton.
EE-Kissane has been convicted il
New York, of forgery in the third de
gree-penalty Imprisonment in tn
Penitentiary not exceeding five years
He is said to have made confession
Of everything, even to the burning o
the Martha Washington.
ErThe Know Something's soy tina
Henry Berry, Esq, ardently. desire
the office Of clerk Of Courts. w
rather guess he will get the romina
ton if he insists npon it, for there ism
Berry now in office, in this county
an unusual thing, for the last twenty
five or thirty years.
EE-JonN SMITH, does not HErr
HALL misrepresent your views of Ruth
If she does, just give her piece G
your mind. The cross old jade ought t
take time to read all your letters
But deal with her gently. or you wi
awake perfect tigrcss. No offense
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