Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-06
Mtrs Mtntion.
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Ly's.
OF An interesting revival Is in progress
In the M. Il. Church In Connersyille.
0<TKEELy keeps GErIy's Almanac for
1857.
crit Is said that Bright did some big
swearing. on the result Of the election list
Monday.
or The case Of the State vs.. John
Bright was dismissed last Monday-"non-
plussed."
OF Circuit Court began last Monday.
We will give the number and cost Of bai-
liiIs after Court adjourns.
0rThc Liberty Herald says that an
interesting revival Of religion Is progress
ing at the Methodist church, in that place.
or We are authorized to say that the
report that Prof. CuAsE's baby was born
with school-boolx In It's hand, IL without
foundation.
OF We congratulate tho members Of
the Methodist Church In Grcensburg upon
.he'' accession Of relationship" TO their pas
tors family-a bouncing boy.
6TCF. CLAaKsos, Esq, and lady ar
rived In our town last Sunday. They
viii probably spend week or two in Wis
iting their friends.
or The opposition of Democracy to
slavery Il beautifully illustrated In their
nominating Kentucky Shareholder to
represent Indiana in the United States Sem
ate.
OF A Louisiana correspondent of the
Journal Of Commerce says the sugar crop
Of that state viii fall short of ioo, 900 hogs
heads tho present year In 1853 The
yield was 4o5. 900 hogsheads
OFF. 0. Baker has sold his stock oil
goods TO Michael Batznor and Casper Fo-
gle. Mr.. Foglc is quito popular NOR
chant, and Mr.. Baigner Ia an energetic man,
They will make 1t pay.
0J-RuFus HINcKLEY hassold his farm
in Springfield township to JONAS RonrsoS
and bought q quarter section near Acton
Marion County, to which no expects "a
move in few weeks.
or We lcarn that tho friends Of the
White Water Presbyterial Academy talk
OF locating their institution In Brookyillc
They could not select better place. II il
healthful, and moral, and every way suited
TO become the scat Of learning.
or Since the slave instruction, th,
city government Of Memphis, Tennessee
have passed an order forbidding negroes Il
preach in that city, and imposing fine
Of from $50 10 $500 for teaching negroes
In Sabbath schools or elsewhere.
or Advices from Petersburgh, Va.
state that no mail had arrived from th'
north since Sunday, January 18th. TIT
telegraph lines are all down In that dlrcc
ton. The cold was intense, and dreadful
storms Of snow and sleet had fallen.
0TIt would be we'll enough for parent
who do not want to pay fines and costs 70
their children's misbohavior In church, 4
SEQ that they do not sit with certain loaf
crs who will try to get them into Difficult
ty. Many Tray has been beaten for be
ingln bad company.
| OF The Charleston (Mass.) Auror
states that a cannon-ball, an eight-pound
or was dug up in the cellar, corner Of Wa
ter and Main streets, last week, fired, n
doubt, from ono Of the British ships on thu
18th OF June, i775. II Is In goo'
state Of preservation, aftor having bee
imbcdded In tho earth for eighty-on
years.
The INCONVENIENCE or BEING TOO San
GUINEA good story Is told Of tho Rcpul
licans Of Brooklyn, N. Y. Before tn
election they hired room In the Brook
Ign Museum buildings, agreeing to occup
II rs their headquarters, ct stated rent, III
Ill Fremont seas elected! Tho landlord, b
ing astlff Buchanan man, refuses TO rolcas
them, and intends to make them suffer f
their folly.
DANGEROUS CONFERENCE.-The Franz
fort Commonwealth speaks Of having Jus
been shown n new and very dangcrou
counterfcit on tho Bank OF, Kentucky
Tho note Is a twenty dollar bill, letter j
payable at tho Hopkinsvillo Branch. Tn
defects by which II can DO most readl
detected, are In the eyes Of Mcknight An
Webster on tho two margins. Tho cor
trial portion Of the vigaette Is also YER