Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-02-27
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o>rDr. Kane, the Arctic Explorer, died


0>rThc next meeting OF tho Agricul-
tural society for this county will be on the
first Saturday Of March.
OF Those who get up clubs for the
American must remember that the cash
must accompany the names.
OF Mr.. Cram pton, lato British Minis
tor at Washington, has been appointed her
majestys representative at Lisbon.
VT Mr.. George Bowlby OF Harrison
taiksof going to KanSas.thls spring, as
permanent settler
OF Frult.growen will please notice the
advertisement Of iIoopor's work. by Moore
Wilstach Keys& Co.
01rThanks to Hon. A. r.. M'Clary for
a printed copy Of Senator Gooding's Wits.
key Dill.
0-rJ. N. Clements has sold 30 acres Of
land, adjoining Bloominggrove, TO VIM.
Lynn, ct $40 per acre.
0cyWc learn that John G. SAKE, the
poet and lecturer, has recovered from the
severe illness which attacked him some
months ago.
OF Judge Cant has prepared tempe.
rance bill. and sent IL to Representative
Wiley. We would like to SEQ that BILL
Won't tho House order !; printed?
CLovEa SEEp.--Farmers wanting clo-
yer seed. will find good article for sale
at tho residence Of G. NJ. Ross, ono mile
east OF Bloominggroyo.
or A bridge across White watcr river
near Harrison, Is an absolute necessity;
will those particularly interested make nm
early move IN tho matter 7
0~-Another Powers has opened store
IN Brookvillc, few doors north Of James
Powers. He promises to sell goods very
cheap.
Coin TIMKs.-We SEQ Il stated that
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tho weather has been so cold In Minnesota
that even the whlskcy frozc, and Il was
sold IN chuks by the pound.
c-.- SUGAR CANE--Dr. Keely has q
book, worth o5 cents that gives the hislo-
~, &c. Of this new cane, with directions
for cultiyating II and making the sugar.
0srJoel vanNIetrc has purchased John
Newnam's farm, comprising so acres, for
$1,000. Mr.. Newman designs cmigrat-
Ing TO Iowa, we believe.
l 0<rWm. Lynn has bought the slaugh-
ter property in Bloominggrovc, for $500.
Ito will remove to itn the spring, and try
city life.
OF Joseph Shepherd. a worthy and re-
spectcd citizen Of BloomInggrovo town
shipdied ut his residence on Sunday, Feb
9Th, after protractcd illness.
0J-A proposition will be submitted to
the tax payers Of Harrison In April, to
erect suitable additional buildings for tho
accommodation of the schools IN that
place--an important matter
/ OF The circulation Of tho Western
Christian Advocate Is thousand moro
now than Il was this time last year Tha,
( must be discouraging to tho Enquirer
{ who predicted Il would die ont soon.
: 0erThc Illinois Central Railroad ha,
} appointed Clergyman as Superintendent
: Of "track literature" to suppress all maya.
, zines, newspapers and books having an
immoral tendency.
0xrJ. w. Ellis & Co., late Of No. 90
; Pearl st. Cincinnati, have moved TO No
a with thor large assortment Of goods
, This stool. IL largo and wcll selected
Sec advertisement.
or Rev. James Mitchell. who has
Just returned from Whoatland, whore he
had gone TO represent tho interests Of Gov
Wright TO tho President elect says thai
Mr.. Buchanan would mako no promises
. or Rev. NJ. p. Gaddls, author Of Foot
/. prints Of nm Itncrant, very populal
/, book, has Just finished now work, emit
|, tied, Brief Reeollcctions Of Row. Georg,
!, w. Walker, Of the Cincinnati Conference
Il or Reuben Cody has bull. new
}. brick house on tho pike, near tho old IndI
Q an mound, three and half miles below
4 Broolyille. Ito Will move into II In fev
n weeks.
~ 0TGood sugar weather this week.
n Who wants us To give instructions In "stir
% ring of 2" II we can't attend, do III
p beat you can and send us specimen In al
u egg shell.
" or Interesting meetings have been 4
70 progress IN tho different churches In Har
n rison; IN the NJ. Il. Church q series O
10 meetings suspended with an addition o
10 twenty members; TO commence agai
Is about the second week In March.
0srThanks to Hon. win Cumback 70
sundry valuable documents, includin
!. Congressional Globe and Appendix, Com
! mercal Relations and Presidents Messag
! and Documents. We shall look owe
: them with pleasure.
10 ORA Company has organized In An
% burn, n. Y, to go to Kansas in tho spring
= Hon. John I. BrinkcrhofI, George /. Pos
n aud David s. West, Committee upon Lo
J. cation, start in few days for the Terrific
AZ ry.
70 0-The Richmond Examiner dcnoun
y ces Putnam's Monthly as unfit for South
Of cra reading. The provocaton Is that YER
70 excellent article in the last number. show
p ing that the irscparablc connection thS
y exists between civil liberty and an eleva
70 ted literature.
% OF The Southern Methodist Boo
k Concern isroprcsented as sinking money
u The local disadvantages Of any extcnsiv
10 Al.