Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-02-23
Mert Mfntion.

EIFrom every quarter we learn
that the Prohibitory Law is received
'joyfully by the people.
ET The Burnett House at Mt. Car.
mel is to pass into the hands Of Cor
nelius Barlow about the first Of March
RIVE do not hesitate to pronounce
the letters Of Rev j. Gilchrist, on Kan.
sas, the best we haze seen.
fEHA RPKRs' SroRY Book for Feb
ruary. is like its predecessors, one Of
the best juvenile books in the land.
urThe President has vetoed the
French Spoliation Bill. We are glad
Of that.
fTWe are sorry we cannot be
with the friends at Conersville at their
jollification.
ETIf our friends who have incur
rent money, will enclose IL to Burk.
ham 4 Co., Cincinnati. they will gel
a good price for it.
ETQ seems little snappish be.
cause his report was crowded out last
week. Wonder IL the Young man has
the big head?
ETThe Grand Council Of Amer.
lean Reformers Of New York State
have been in session several days in
Syracuse.
EE A. d. Cunningham. who has
been teaching school at Bloominggrov'
goes to Greenfield in a few weeks tC
take charge of High School.
FTWEsrMISsrER for January has
come. We have not read il. But
judging from its table Of contents, We
think ii valuable number. Person,
who want to subscribe, can call on US,
nrIf Queen Victoria wants 10 Dor
row the American Of our subscriber:
who live in England. "just TO see whaI
is in it," they will please tell her &c
subscribe for herself.
TAh, Doctor, you must writ,
"petter" English or meaner Dutch, be-
fore you can conceal yourself"pehint'
such a filthy anonymous letter. II i
as perfect picture of your moral do
formity, as DR.. Dut;on could take o
your Dutch face. NIT his shadow-catch
er.
EEDr. Turner. whose disappear
ance from Fairfield, some four months
ago, caused some wonderment and re
mark. returned last week. He is sale
to have been practicing at Boston,
What Boston. or what practice, we arr
not informed, as there are Bostonl
many and practices many.
EE The Mctamora House. which
will be soon vacated by its presen
agreeable landlord, Ezekiel Tyner, ha
been purchased by Andrew Murray
who will take possession in few weeks
Mrs. Murray will please put our nam
in the pot occasionally.
EEThe case OF Clarkson agains
the railroad was decided in favor @
Mr.. Clarkson. He got a judgemen
for some 1865 instead Of 1000, 70
which he sued. AS our snappish @
has taken extensive notes, we will onl
add that it is said that ho appeals.
On Wednesday last, Mr.. Colema
Of the Burnett House. issued the fol
lowing card: "In obedience to III
decision OF the Supreme Corut, sustain
ing the law Of May LIST, 1852. no Il
quors will be sold excepting nativ
wines, beer, ale and cider.
ETThe Cadets of Temperate
have organized a section at BloominI
Grove, and are prospecting finely
Sons, ditto. In fact. almost every man
woman, and child. in that city. is eli
Their a Son, Daughter, or Cadet G
Temperance. Would some Of on
liquor sellers like to emigrate thither
-eh?
EEMEN OF TAsrE.-When Gene
raj Whitfield, Indian Agent, visite,
the Cheyennes and a few other will
tribes of Indians. to pay their annuit
les, this fall, they informed him tbl
the next year he must bring them on
thousand white squaws. and the ba'
ance they would take in money
They prefer a white squaw to blan
ketl Sensible fellows
/
nrThe bill to amend the Constilr
ton Of Massachusetts so as topermit Ii
election Of State officers by a pluralit
has passed both Houses. and only r,
quires sanction of the people to becom
n part Of the fundamental law Of III
commonwealth.