Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-03-21

~ Aet hfiote p"itucf' fehu ihe
advertisement Of the Commissioners.
EvC. +. Clarkson left for Iowu
last Monday morning. with his family,
fTJames r. Mcclure. Esq. Is on
o visit to his friends. He thinks
Kansas win ultimately be free.
BRooxvILLE MARKErs.--Wheat Is
100. -four 600. corn 25 cents, oats
go, hay 800 par ton. frfs
Z kTWheat, whois announced as a
candidate for Supervisor Of Roads in
this district, makes a good officer.
CINCINNATI MARurs.--Whest i.
from 100 to i,i5. flour from SEC
to 5,75, sugar from Q 10 o. mollasses
Al to 4s, hay 1900 per ton.
\ EgDavid Fisher has sold out his
tavern stand at Harrison. He goes "a
Cincinnati TO keep private boarding
house.
EyJef Tynsr is in the city hunt
lug up the finest stock Of fine spring
goods obi dear! Call at the Shank
High store next week.
n3-We regret to learn that Rich
ard, tho eldcst son Of O. r Clarkson,
was badly hurt, in Iowa a few weeks
ago by being run over by a wagon.
RTRev. James Ravens will preach
the funeral Of Mrs. Elizabeth Morrow
consort Of Rev. @. w. Morrow, at Lau
rel, on Sabbath. the 9th of April.
TO ScnooI TnusrEEs. "A well ed
|ucated young lady wishes US to pro
cure good school for her. We can
recommend her. Call on us for fur
Their information. 't s eapi
krRey. T. II. sinex, A. NJ. lat
President Of the Female College a
Bloomington, in this State, has beer
elected Principal Of the Female Insti
tute at Chicago:
REBoors AND Snors. 1t will b,
seen that Brooks a. Noble are bidding
largely for the privilege Of shoeinl
and booting men and women and chill
dren. Mr.. Brooks Is now in the city
purchasing fne stock. 3 ,ee
kIAnother break was made las
week in tho canal at the Duck Creel
aqueduct, 4 miles above Corners
vile. John Limpus had an eye to i
and II is nearly IL not entirely repair
ed. John keeps sharp look out owe
the canal. .
Lsc7uREs ON MArRMoSr.- REV. II
Gilmore, having been moving thi
week. and being otherwise engaged
has deferred his lectures until Tues
day and Wednesday evening. Ticket
can be had at the drug stores, and {
DR.. Keely.
~ De Quincy somewhere tells a
anecdote Of a man, who. on bcin
threatened with IA assault by eightee
tailors. cried out: "Come on, both {
you"-Ex.
That one tailor who got the silve
cup at the Fair last fall. didn't wa
Cor an invitation. a
BLOOD surD. Henry sibly, Esq
while engaged in raising their pc
last Saturday. bled psofusely from
wound received In his forehead, Will
In the service Of his country. d.
Berry dressed it, sscusduns drtem, m
he is now regarded out Of danger.
A BAD Sres.-we know man nc
far from Brookville. who makes consit
cradle pretensions to agriculture
knowledge. who y wants TO sell 90
worth Of manure for less than ha
that sum. We will not name hin
out Of respect for the Society, but W
will expose him il anybody wants I
HThe Connersville Telegrar
says that the house which Mr.. Clarl
son sold for 81. 450 would sell in Cor
nersville for $4,000. 1t is wort
80. 900 here, and could not be bougf
for less money. 1t would have sol
for vastly more at the sale, but f
certain circumstances not necessary
make public. ~ ff ep
THE WNrEa AND HoRsr FLEsu.-
The New York Esprit of the Times
J learns from reliable authority that 4
less than nine hundred horses ha,
been killed or have died in that Gil
during the late snow season. over an
above any number that have ever pc
ished in the city before in the san
number Of days.
ArrER..rHE GOVERNOR Nor
head, OF Kentucky, has been indicte
by the Grand Jury of Scott county. {;
allowing one Of his negroes to hire b
own time. The only difficulty in Il
matter is this: that after they fine Il
Governor, he will be able to remit Il
penalty. e
Iowa LASDs.-Those who wish
. have lands located in Iowa cannot
, better than consult John Wynn. Es
Without disparaging others. we Al
! free to say that Mr.. Wynn possess
! superior qualifications for this bu,