Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-22

had a benefit at Mobile on the Goth ult.
~ Later news still speak ,ncour-
agingly Of peace in Europe.
EE The lower branch Of the Ne
braska Legislature have passed a bill
giving to woman the right to vote.
Fvsamuel Masters Is about 10 turn
farmer. having determined to move to
Mr.. William Gordon's farm.
E1-Ths Museum building at Bos.
ton, wns destroyed by ERE on the 3olh
ult. Loss $4,000.
Fz Gov WRronr. OF this State
has been suggested as suitable per-
son to be run for Vice PRECEDENT
E1-Hon, Willard Fillmore was in
Rome. Italy, by last accounts, sitting
for his bust in marble to Bartholomew.
tho celebrated American sculptor.
uxcoSsrirUrioxAL.-The Cincinnati
Gazette says that the Ohio River isun.
constitutional becausc Il has facilitated
the eaeape of slaves. by freezing over.
lrrRead Stewards speech on our
frst page. Every man. womnn and
child should read It. II Is not party.
zsn. but American.
Ey- Senator Douglas opposes tho
Presidents views on the Central Amer
lean question, As that Is not n tesl
question Of his eligibility to th'
Presidency he speaks out
E1-JouaIhan IL. Green. the,eform,
cd gambler. or "Daunt" Green as h.
was formerly called. Is writing a series
Of letters to the N. Y. Times. upon hi
iayoritc subject.
M At a recent meeting OF young
ish ladies 1t was unanimously resolve,
"That II we, the young ladies Of
don't get married this year, somsbod
,ciR be 10 blame.
EgAgriculsuralists. pay attention
to Mr.. Brady's notice Of the Marc
Meeting; Every member of tn
Board. who intends to serve. Shout,
be punctual to the hour.
EyIf D. D. Jones did get drunl
atsthe ball where nothing but ten cents
worth Of cheese and fifteen cent:
worth ofalmonds were furnished, wha
has that to do with the Presidents
election?
HTJudgc Thompson, ofDecatur co
died. recently. in Greensburg. in tn
Goth year Of his age. He was 40 es
teemed and useful citizen, and d,
voted member Of the Presbyteria
church.
E1- Wentworth d Brothers, who's
card appears in our paper this wee
are well known as Merchants. by Il
people Of this valley. Those who bu
at Cincinnati viii do well to give the
a call.
EI Douglas has at length reache
Washington. How painful to see
: man Of his mental abilities and poliI
cal influence, such victim to inter
perance as to be threatened with dea
from delirum tremens
EE- The first blood that may
shed in Kansas BY order OF the Pres
dent. If the blood Of actual settle
who are defending the dearest RICH
Of man, will be signal for such
slaughter as this country never saw.
LArER.-He has received the
structions and is now on his way 10 1
: seat Of war. Among the orders 81
en- is one to remove his Office farth
into the territory. to Lecompte. t
i, centre Of the difficulties.
SoRRr.-The Jefersonian don't Ii
it that the peoples editors intend
have little friendly chat during t
f Peoples Convention. 1t will Ii
o their subsequent course even less tn
= this.
ETWe are authorized to say III
i the report that Hon. f. r. A. JET
$ provided only ten cents worth
Q cheese. and fifteen cents worth
: almonds. for the ball at his house
: incorrect. He had raisins also.
EEJohn Templeton has moved
q farm near Greensburg. He is
young man of good habits, and will
l. good citizen wherever he goes. Y
r commend him and his excellent W
), to the citizens Of Greensburg as wort
70 their best regards.
7, ET- Governor Wright has writ
70 a letter--a sort Of Message to J
at Lane d. Co., in answer to their apl
,e cation for aid in defense OF freedo
is We will publish it next week. 1t CO
N tains many excellent things. with so
te foolish ones.
81 NV FAsHIox.-The Buffalo Rep
b. lie states that at a fashionable sol
in that city, lately, the use of chat
he divans, ottomans. &C.. was entir
n, dispensed With. the ntire company S
AZ ting,themselves in primitive styleon
: floor.
IL Ez-We call the attention Of m
y, chants in this Valley, who want
ut huv Clothinr al Wholesale. 10 the =