Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-09-21
Mers JM emtion.

and your cakes will not stick.
EEThe Now Castle Courier comes
to US this week in new dress. Coco
luck to its enterprising editor.
r1A thief was caught in Boston
the other day by means of a daguerre
otype likeness OF himself tft &
ErNathan Davis and J. A. Van.
camp move this week, from Metamora
to Greensburg.
ESThe tables for the new Cour
House have come. We have spoken
for one, for our faithful correspondent
10. "a
ETThe Freesoilers have nomina.
ted Ex- Governor Reedsr for Congress
The second Monday in October is Sc
lected for the Kansas election. p
EH Though Tyner q Kimble have
been very busy opening goods, this
week. they find time to wait on custo.
mers, by working at night.
FAIRs.-The Franklin County Fail
begins on the Sd Of October, and viii
continue three days. The State Fail
begins on the nth.
ES- Thanks to Mrs. David Price 70,
u basket Of delicious grapes. w,
are not Judge enough to tell Of wha
variety they are, but we know they
were good.
GrThe City Council Of Lafavett,
has dismissed the night watch Of tina
city, stating that the prohibitory Law
having gone into effect, there was ne
occasion for their services. 81
fTThe large number Of sobei
Democrats that have given Judge Gan
assurance that they will support him
Notwithstanding the dictum of thei
masters, is enc Of the hopeful signs o
the times.
TThe furn;iureof Richard Tyner
and the goods of r. H. Tyner, have
been shipped to Muscatine, Iowa.
The family win probably leave tn,
last Of next week, via indianapolis
and Chicago
fEThe goods and chattles of Chas
Smith werc.sent off this week. marked
Keokuk. Iowa. He viii start, will
his family next week. He lands a
Keokuk, but will probably settle in tn,
interior
EESeveral articles of household
furniture, nearly new, can be bough
cheap. by inquiring ut this Office
There are among them. good cook
ing stove. bedsteads. carpets, chairs
a clock. DC.
~James Roberts. of Decatu
county. killed his brother-in-law, Johl
Sumpter. last week in drunken spree
They both lived, formerly, in Bait
township. Roberts had not been tax
en- last Monday.
~Flour barrels are now manu-
featured with hollow tube through
the center which prevents the heating
and consequently the souring of tn
flour. Wonder ifthe tube weighs a
much as the flour would?
| ~ SILVER DRua.-The suppl,
Of silver is superintendent, so much
so, that some banks in New York will
not receive it on deposit, and it canno
be sold except at discount of one L
one and half per cent.
EgWe thought that the rebuk,
which the sober men Of the party ad
ministered the wire workers las
fall. in scratching the ticket. in sobe
townships. would have been sufficient
but it seems not. They must swallow
bad whisky again, or be read out.
/ ET The efforts making thi
week to procure certificates that Ger
tain folks are not drunkards, remind
us Of the man who brought in wit
nesses to prove that he did not steal tn
horse. The witnesses did not see hin
steal it, though others did.
| DEATH OF DR.. CLAYDAUcH.--W
regret to learn Rev. j. CLAYBAuGH
d. D.. Of Oxford. died at his residen
on the 9th inst. He was about sixt,
years Of age. For the last fiiteel
years he has been Professor Of Theol
ogy in the Oxford Theological Semina
ry Of the Associate Reformed Church
EFMr. Hildreth, living near New
Salem, Rush county, died suddenl,
last week. He was taken with chill
and messenger despatched for tn
physician, hut before he returned, h
was dead. He was an elderly an,
much esteemed citizen, father to W
S. Hildrelh. Of Andersonville.
ETMrs. Robert John is buying u
chickens, and all that sort Of stuff, /
feed the hungry at the fair. 1t is kin,
in her, but she always cooks so mucl
and SO many good things, that sh
don't make anything at it. But it
the way she has, and the lovers G
) good dinners will patronize her.
Mr.. John is giving his attention L
laying in oats and hay for the horses
A CHARITABLE NEoRo.-A few day
since, Jesse Harrison, colored frui