Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-27
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III ere Meutiua
FS- Read the thrilling narrative
on our fourth page,
nv Ex Prcaident Fillmore has re
turned from Europe.
Exr We shall, at our earliest con-
yenience, introduce the nominees Of
last Saturday to our readers, a. ihey
are not generally known.
Fer John a. Mntson Esq. deliver.
cd very interesting addres to the
friends OF education last Tuesday
evening In the NJ. Il. Church,
fs- We suppose TINT ono reasdu
Why Baker sells so much clothing i
that people have confidence In his
judgment, because he Is tailor, anu
a good judge Of a good coat.
~ Col. j. II Farqahar aud come
body else will address TuE PEorLE, NJ
Broominggrove next Saturday even.
ing. TnH PsoPLr. and honest old IL
pers arc invited 10 attend.
re- a letter. which. from hasty
glance. we think was a notice Of a
fourth of July Celebration in or near
Everton, has been accidentally mis-.
laid.
E1- We heard II said. last Tuesday,
that the old liners have employed Rev.
Mr. cordier at 500 per month, to
canvass The county gill the election -
We do not believe H.
A PcsEk,-An old country Demo.
crat, on being informed that Hon.
James Buchanan was the nominec. ex.
claimed, 30 Lordl Ten cents o-doy
Buchananf That will never ,lop'
EzrHon. James I.ockhar, was nom.
mated for Congress blythe Denocrat.
ie convention at Petersburgh. on the
18th inst. Ifthey don't beat him bad
ly in that District, we miss our guess.
E1- The Peoples National Con.
vention. last week, nominated John
G. Fremont of California for President,
and w. L. Dayton OF New Jersey, for
Vice President A good ticket.
Ggr This is commencement week
A larger number Of visitors than usu-
al is present. showing an increasing
interest in our growing College. The
exercises have been interesting and
crsditable.
GT The Democratic account Of the
taking Of Kansas. which appears on
our first page, convicts them of com
hitting their depredations without
cause. According to that there was
no resistance on the part of the Free
State men.
| A SIGNIFICANT FAcT.-Iti Is said, on
reliable authority, that James Buchan-
an has never been elected to an Office
BY the Democratic party. 1t is tho
by his friends that there is Federal ele,
ment enough. in the present Democrat
&c party To secure his election. We
don't believe H.
SEND FOR THE DocuMENTs.-Ws
urge upon the men of all parties, t
make up money Immediately. at every
post office. to send for the Report o
the Kansas Investigating Committee
Send for both Reports-the majority
and the minority. Try to get The
true state of facts. You can not b.
interested in being deceived.
re- The old liners are exulting
over the confusion that seemed to re
suit from the withdrawal Of Cor0ie
and Bath. 1t might amount to some
, thing. if The People were after IL,
spoils Of Office. We guess they will
fad THE PEOPLE a unit on all queS
lions relating TO freemen aud Fremont
re- The interest taken by the nat
uralized citizens, in the meeting las
. week greatly aroused the indignation
Of the Office holders. Treasurer Rob
eson pitched into Mr.. Meyer in lh'
barber shop. at terrible rate. but j
amounts 10 nothing. They now dis
cover that the great love wherewitI
: old liners loved them was measured
by the number Of votes they gave:
E The County Commissioner
have bought the farm of Thoma
Stringer, near town. consisting Q
about 100 acres, for a poor house farm
they pay IS, 500. Land which woal'
have answered them nearly as wei
was offered them for $1,000. ant
| another farm for $4,000. The farm
is cheap enough. but the question j
: whether the county is prepared nov
to buy such farm. and whether il !
ever necessary TO pay so much for th
!, mere land for such house. Wewan
the house TO be good, aud substantial
but we think the land could have bee
!, bought for one fifth the amount give
for this farm.
d HARPER's MAeAzrEE FOR JULY
e is full ofpleasan, reading natter
: The frst thing to which the reader vii
.t turn is, Of course, the instalment.
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