Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-02-29

just above Laurel.
to- Hiram Klure has bought the
cooms farm, At about S45 per acre.
urThe letter from our Lsarel COR
respondent came too late for this week
nH Aionzo Woodwork has moved
70 Greenwood, johnson county.
Hg-Tho reign Of Reid 4 Perkins in
somersetis absolute and unconditional
save 8 cents.
Ee-Joseph Brady, who was recently
mobbcd NJ Lexington. Ky. u now
teaching school at Newcastle, Ind.
Irrseysral communication arc
crowded out by the proceedings Of tho
Pittsburgh Convention.
r1IIon. John NJ. Clayton, Of Del
aware Ia detained from tho United
States Senate by sickness.
rMissMcMalsin Ia now associated
with her father In tho editorial man.
agement Of the Philadelphia Saturday
Courier.
fTRov, Antolnetle Brown Black.
we'll has concluded to settle in New
York. Her husband followed her "a
her now place Of residence.
ETTho man who run of the other
day. and stole half dollar from his
wife 10 pay Tor bis dinner, has mol
since been heard Of. Poor fellow.
fETho temperance Convention a
Indianapolis. last Friday, WINS we'll at
tended. We win give proceedings
next week.
~We hope that Celeste, Whose
cruelty TO Harold Is so graphical,
described in the poets column viii di'
an old maid---she deserves 10.
ExThe Message from Gov. wrigh
TO Jim Lane 4 Co.. Is crowded out b,
the moro important news from Pitts
burg and Philadelphia.
4 AVRev. ]. IL. Drummond an Epis
copal clergyman. will preach mex
Sabbath. morning and evening. i
Brookvillc.
EEThe Louisville Journal say
that the call for Wing Conventio
in that State originated with Jas. I
Clay.
EEDr. William II. Smith. gradual
Of Greencastle. has located himself {
: Laurel, and tenders his services to I'll
citizens Of that place. Office in ii
Laurel Bank;
EV-Rev. Ii. Palm delivered an az
/. dress on Tuesday, at Laurel upon Ii
I subject OF Education. The addrel
a was worthy the subject. Connersvil
: should be proud Of such citizen.
HT.J j. White and w. w. Wi
liams have bought G. W. Payne
Livery stable. Mr.. Payne has bougl
a stock Of goods, and intends goir
West. t''f So
Il 1.-THE acting Governor of Ne
!, Mexico. in his message to the legisl
ture, states the population Of the lie
e ritory to be upwards of sixty one tho
sand.
, ~The Boston Times, Of the 81
9 says that the Canadians are sendil
: large quantities ofpowder from King
!. ton 10 Toronto, at a considerable cos
! and making other preparationsfor wa
!. ETThe Madison Courier stat
: that Mr.. Thomas. Smith will not a
e cept nomination for Governor. n
,e Smith, the Madison Courier says, is
10 poor health.
D. EELetters from Macon. Georg
: state that the weather there has be
ID awful. The cold has not been SO
IN tense for City years as it was duri
W January.
lyThe National Party have no
" mated their Candidates for Preside
: and Vice President. Willard F.
tn more for President. and A. ]. Dona
% son for Vice President.
in NTThe Michigan City Enterpri'
err records the death of r. w Colfax, 4
nd mer editor Of that paper, on the
an inst. Of consumption. He was
Of young man ofmuch intellectual pro
ey Use.
ms Grx. LrrrLEyrNcER.---They have
- young gentleman in Boston. compa'
BE with whom, General Tom Thumb
'st giant. He is FIVE years OF age,
re his weight is ten pounds, and heis
'ce coming smaller daily.
60 rTEldcr Daniel Franklin
preach in the Presbyterian Church
'0' Metamora, on Lords day next, at
~ ~ O'Clock. Also, Saturday preaching
=" All are most respectfully invited
attend.
- EE The numerous interesting a
a. cles on Hedges that we have publ
her ed lately relieves us from the neces
h.. of preparing the one we had cont
an. plated. Speak on, gentlemen,
i columns are open.
he ET Hope somebody will profit
hat the account Of Bro. Gillmore's lee
ind at Fairfield, which appears in ano