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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

health rendering 1t impossible for me Ia nsuhuo my
presrut business therefore onrr f Uho t rtHt stock
nf p s1ir uil0m rtYdrd Tue sale Will
the until everything ts dts
posed Persons dcsuus of buying in large quantities
viii accommodated the terms II ale &C. Ac.
wishing 10 brsn business IN Richmond has rare
oppurtuHty purchasing The whole al the stotk for hneu
ring srry ,es locations In Virginia fo hnsnoas
Personal application will necessary the store corner of
Main and lih streets
A. so, varied and desirable tlr Job"ts aud retail
crs thraul will hnd ter interest l." secure
such PORTIONS oil b r. will suit Their sale
a., fl44.,,iv II IDNDpN Richmond,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

4 AAn Bushels prime White bread Corn
i svDVDVD for sale by THOS. BRANCH e. SONS,
ian lois Petersburg
Wyihoville Telegraph aud Abingdon Democrat COPY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
ls,,,nu.. uu.>... \ ."N-. ..rncr., 90.

i MISSION AND foRW AiDlNG MERCHANTS, AND
DEALERS IN GUIANA AND AGRICULTURAL lMpIE
hENIS, ffrEhshi Nu, NA-lrudnee oansgnmtnts sot tied
which win the personal attention of the paitnr,s Rso
John NJ ptry, br aamos saunders SAml Miller Ambrose
ltutkor lNluhhutE Thomas Wallace Hon John May, Pan
n Mew nine Nm. Y Joynos Petersburg, Warwick nks
dale. HnNnil 4 Go Richmond THOMAS BRANCH,
JAS x. iu,ANCli,
iVnblSrts = BRANCH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

CAuGHr AGArx.-Patscy Qrcan, who was sent to
the Penitentary year two since for rohbing the
s,orc of S Wise Brother in Parkersburg aud whose
tern of service expired in December last was last
week arrested in that town on charge OF toooty
committed in Athens Ohio week hefnre last. Abou,
half the money, over one hundred dollars was cot
back Patsy now lies in jail there, awaiting tile re-
nuisition of the Governor of Ohio.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
EDENrON \ PATTON,
4 Commission and Horw nrding ucrcha"ts.

pevpo their attention e salo Of Country Produce
every description aud tho purchase of goods ut their
TONERS
keicr 10 Col VIM fcytnn Roanoke II II royton, Esq
Mont otnary W McChesncy. Esu Buiotonrt Col r.
Rmtulrh. Automatic Hon. Jnn NJ Patton, Richmond
a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

RNDE Nh. Found ~" the Tnrnpih" leading
u, Salem tNurlburg rucke BOOK viii h the own
cf can r b., describing paw fr ths a,or
ti.en,nt .\ppA to & y tRENSlIAW,
i'll l2d.tts Mt Planters Warehouse
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

TnRnrtI and IITd'Iltk koa'h am z H'InII'N
Architects and pnughtsmen prepared to furnish Designs,
Specifications MI kuds Of hnduHH aud
onerv Special attention will be ln 10 tho confirmation OF
his charge SnrseyA of Land, Mines aud
itoat viii be- the notice and tho mos
ino,e ed plans Address n ENALI..
idNcta Architect Richmond, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER LOT OF
thieL.riau'- celebrated Pimno Eortcs,

MYTH NIL the late Improvements, together with other
w steal Instruments such Niolins Guitars Flutes, Ne
odoons, &c Also ut assortment of Sheet Music for
the Plano Gnta all other musical nsruments general
ly this All those iuF purt base VIII do
well call for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere
The undersigned every day receiving and fashion
able Music of The laci aud mezt fashionable publications
W. T. GREENE & cos,
Saloon Main Street opposite Citizens Savings Bank,
and a few doors above Eortd House, Lynchbufg, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

formed Coparnetap under the ye and arm of Whit
emofo Josh Tor the pnrpos" of manufacturing and selling
Agricultural Tools a every description the old II
Whomorc a ro and aoota call from their friends
the public generally. G. A. WIIrrEMoRE,
Jan. l. 1851 | Il JoSLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

THE REMAINS OF rHE Hon p. 5. Brooks passed
through Petersburg, yesterday morning, without the
first mark of res pect fom the city being shown them.
The only gentlemen present at their arrival at the
tenot was our esteemed Postma ter, WV. N FRIEND,
ESQ. whose services we're cordially given in facta-
ting the transfer from depot to che other but no
preparation having bcen made, the body was atteu-
ded only by the pail bearers. Messrs Rntedge Bar
ker KirkWood Yeadun and Lowndes, of 5 e., and the
above named gentleman We exceedingly sorry
that our cty has acted in such a negligent and uu-
srmpatllising manncr-FG. F,fstsS.
All! Cockadr, Cocksic--bad, very lad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
NNcCs,utl&I.p. n co,
VI. L.. Ia
q FII' T'7'EI
late Inspector az Aartss HitfahaaA.
ma. n WslasisshAD.


For of Tobacco Fhnr and other Nohhfy iodueo'
Va, having tnrncl ropatnvrahp Tor 'he pn'
doing gcual tommssan business " III sNo theu
yjded all rans, umoniH made to them
onicc Vi George II DAVIS aud NEXT donr 70 a.
u Rnckuf EDGAR Will tnfAp,
jan. Ia, 1857 THOMAS u NJ u" -,
Refrr Cant iro NJ oiey. Cashier bank ei Va a. ia
Wis lno / ptYs 60, Snml uarlani, Amherhi May"
Cahcll Nelson. II 4 Mitchell Cashier Merchants bank
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

y authorized contract debt or purchase
goods account and that viii DO responsible for
any debts rrqreiasc except those Contracted or made ny
myself IN person CHISWELL DABNEY.
ian 20
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

The Farmyil'c Journal comes out in we'll writer
article in favor Of the proposed Editorial Conyen
ton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

WINTER NOT GONE SET.-Hy rcf'reusr
w to The Thermometer the rigid suriarc of James River
the congencd state of nature generally II viii hr n
cold weather Is still the order Of the Fortunately how
over tie sHbschsr in anticipation Cd snap 81 late
thrsinhN. had ord red
their mandatory. before Tia obstruction n the road
bysnow lot o heavy over Goats heavy Business Goats,
Ianns, Cloaks Gcutlcmcns ShawlS Travelling Blankets,
aud supply any demand for the above articles
Also usual full Stock ot Fine Staple Clothing Finr
BLACK Cloth Dress and froCk ton superior lilac tumefo
Pants, best quality Black a, six and Cashmere Vests
ian 1l-ts Bt'KRDlEiiS, SliAFER & 60
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

WASHINGTON llocsE.- rus popular hotel is doing
an overwhelming business. At night nftrr the ar
rival Of the trains il is crowded TO excess with al
n1lnner of peoples nations. kiudrels aud tongues
The dining room presents scene ofvaracity ana bus
tie seldom Witnessed except at the Exchange in Rich
m0ud during the plethora OF on Agricultural Fair
The proprietors must be coming money, hand over
fist.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

ACCIDENTAL correspondent Of the Richmond DIS
,qtch writing from the Tujon Theological Seminary
in Prince Edward under date February 10th says:
"The roof ofths institution caught FIRE to-day
strong wind was blowing and bat for the timely dis
coyery and prompt action Of the students the flame
would in few minutes haze been beyond cont oil,
and the building destroyed This sloHla be suili-
.icnt warning TO the friends Of the Institution, md
lead them at once to cover il with slate or tin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

aud conveyed to Mi VIM Bmhpp the interest OF john
nrowu Esq the Lease Furniture good will Sc oi tho
AMERICAN noTEi aud solicit continuance Of the liberal
tho friends nrown In behalf 81 tho
proprietor. WM u. JOHNSON,
Committee oil j j. Brown.
RICHMOND. Ian | 1891
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

I y lhfkH run III connection Win inns mousse
ie3bdtely
WILLS, HAWKINS ~ co. General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGENTS
tor tho sale at MANUFAt1t RED TOBACCO Stores M
81 aud ~ GtAyier, Of fchaptonlas street" New or
HtfrutNcrs-A msirada Warwick Cap. John NJ. Otey
Isrp d&clyt
CULVER d.Ou1,EGs.-W have this day
- ed by Adams ~ Cos IKpress, direct from the
In, turer lew &irr tiobi hhndaome patterns We
Ind Ia Store whnn the Gnie hand large nasert
mont of Silver Mugs well m Yey limo snppy Of Silver
Butter knives
We should be very mnch pleased 10 sell my ' the Items
rctr,d Ia above, hnkin for small faYn just
owing the trade having III Tor weeks
past by the blockade" S1LNEKIBOKN ~ CLIFF
Rep copy. Heb ! IA
n ADDE'S Fine Rubber slippers. / hayetocoivrd
neat low cut wellhttbg Ladies' Rubber Skipper II
good quality, and offered at - r"uis.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

RFuAaK, pLE AfYAIR.-A correspondent the fa%-
etteyille lN c Obsel,er, writing from Stanly coen-
~ sys 49,,
ION the 18th of January there WAS ki led within
thrpe- oaarcrs Of mile OF the writer hog years
old and on disseeting the hog there was found be
tween the ribs and the feak fat piece of brick that
weighs about ounces and on examining, there is no
scar GA the surface where has ever been ntrod iced
from the snrftce The facts in the uudenia-
ile.as it was seen tv three respectable witnesses
when it was taken out. If any OF your readers eau
give an explanation how the brick GOT to that oea-
ton We would be glad to hear from them
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14

NOTICE Our accounts now ready for
settlement to the first ot January and our friends
ted 10 call in, square up and take fresl start
MCDONALD II ODpER
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-02-14
nov l3.dSeiyH


from bnainess Commission Ncrrh mt and
take pleasure recommending friends
above hrm my succasaurs In business. VIM A. loot
nephew ha hcon long aud vorably aaesinan
mud the other mrmhcr OF the hrm iavoaby prompt
business men VIM. \. SMITH.
A4it
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
ANOTHER GROCERY prmorrsnrD.

The Danyille Bulletin gives an account OF
Q mcb's demolishing doggery in that place.
We regret TO record such acts Of violence
they are, becoming TOO frequent. Almost
every week some such exhibition Of the do.
termination of the people to get rid of the
accused traffic, is brought us by our ex-
changes Better rally against the mon who
legalize the traffic Atpresent selling wills
Ky aud making drunkards isas lawful bus
ness as selling corn-meal, and the present
Supreme Court says i cant be helped, tho
Judge Perkins thinks sinking slaughter.
houses ought to be removed, Let not tenn
perancs men give counteaance To mob VIC
lence, but let them take the facts that pro-
woke such violence and so before the people
with them. and remove the bulwarl that
renders them unapproachablc by law Look
well TO the courts Remember, he people
make Courts a. well a. law.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
REF SUMMARY OF B LATEST FOREIGN D DOMESTIC NTEltCEMcE

without the laws essential to maintain her
honor and credit And from the day Of
said adjournment up to this time, ] have
seen nothing which inclines me to believe
that the 40 days Of a called session would
not be AZ fruitless Of good as the 6l days Of
the last Have you written to the boilers
to ascertain whether they would stand Ere,
and not run--as they did beforc2 Write
to them before you condemn them | do
not believe that it is either for the welfare
or honor Of tho State thai a special session
should be called, and SOC, 900 more Of your
money expended in re-enacting the scc-as
Of last winter If you desire the passage
Of these laws, you have itin your power to
make your Representatives obey your win
consent That IS what we the people in
tedd to do as soon as we get chance at the
boilers
"rhe State was brought to its present con-
dition by no act of the Executive There
has been no interference with the rights
and privileges of the Legislative Depart
ment One branch Of that department in
no haste, but after calm and mature DELHI
GRAFTON, has declared that they would not
sustain the Constitution. THE people will
remember them in the next election and
will teach them not to rnn whenever
vote is demanded on an important ques-
ton.
ut is to he regretted by all good citizens
that Indiana, while she is growing in wealth
and influence, should be struck down from
her proud position, without giving to you,
the people, any right psss judgment upon
the action of the men who gave the blow !;
that your Representatives, without giving
any warning, should proceed to fasten on
You ali the odium of repudiation--throw
back upon you the inmates Of your asy-
lums, where they were being restored to
reason or educated for usefulness
'To all men have said, that as far as the
measures alluded 10 are concerned, they
command my approval And when there
is substantial hope that your Representa-
tiyes viii pass them, | will exercise the
power vested in me under the Constitution,
and call special session Of the General
Assembly. IDo, Governor, We beg you, do
call special session as soon as you learn
from the boilers that they viii bolt no
more h
"ASHBEL p. WILLARD.
'ExEcUTuR DEPARTMENT,
indianapolis, Ind. April %, 1871
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
MecuIrocEs IxrrER.

The President Of the Bank of the State
of Indiana publishes a manifesto designed
to counterfeit the effect Of Gov. Wrights
address made in the Senate Chamber. This
rhetorical sbust' from our new Chancellor
of the Exchequer, does not make any denial
of those sneaking dirty frauds bywhich the
charter was procured, and by which the peo-
pie were prevented from taking stock "Sup-
pose that oil that is charged to be true,
I'VE had nothing to dowith H. We aregen-
tlemen, -men of capital-men Of reputa-
tion--we had nothing TO do with getting the
stock subscribed. Heavens, can't you see
The difference ?-ps only bought ne stolen
goods ,cih a ttH kno,0isdge Of tie theftc We
think this is putting the high sounding and
glittering generalities" ofths McCulloch let
ter into plain English.
Nor is it denied that there are no securi-
ties or checks whatever in this new Bank,
save the personal honor and the interests OF
those who own and manage IL This IL too
true TO be denied II is a bank with almost
unlimited powers, susceptible OF the most
dreadful and cruel abuse Of the pubic con.
dence, and beyond the reach Of State vista
ton or control in any usefulor efficient way.
The men who now have il may be very cley-
er fellows, who don't mean to cheat or steal,
but when you End fellow going around
with a dark lantern and pack of skeleton
keys in his hands, you begin to suspec,
something. These gentlemen have charge
Of an instrument of the utmost financial
wrong-doing, freed from those securities and
restraints which modern experience ha,
found necessary to exact Of banks, and
procured by well ascertaincd frauds; they
ask us to trust their integrity. We say, watch
them And we shall hereafter point out
the methods. isttf
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
OPINIONS OF THE PzEss.

Mr.. Goodwin. who has been ppblishinx, a Br cot
ville Ind, the largest country papera the State and
OF the very bes, wiihAl. The IndisnA American.
has removed ito Indianapolis, Ind, finding ne 10.
cal patronage insufficient fer lie support We trust
he will ind the change profitable swe pleasant
one. -soua Bend Rssi4u.
The Indiana American, poblished. st BrookvlIle
has been removedto Indianapolis. where a win here
amer be issued BY lie able editor, r. a. 6eed~ih.-
Dslphi Jou. =
NrwsrxrrE: RkxovkL.--The indiana American, one
OF the oldcs and best weekly papers IN The STATS, 10
about 10 be removed from Brookslle 10
-orcsscasis Bsan~r.
The Indiana American, heretofore Published In
Brookxiile, has been remoyedto Indianapolis where
!, win be continued under the able man.esnsni Of
ils former edlior. T. A. Goodwin. The American 10
among the abisss and best conducted papers ~ me
State, and we bespeak for tan Increased e'rea'1en-
-pau RepWbiioah
I. A. Goodwin, Of The Indiana American, Al broek-
vlIe Franklin county, Indiana, has removed his e.
Zee 70 indianapolis, rom whence twill issue keresf
ssr. No is sasaeious man. and ifien % he uin and
densns, MOI controlled for bread and batter,
win do what ~ and WILL be right IN kis new ipes-
slon.--fx Hayss Time.
The Indiana Amcnean, 4. A. Goodwin, editor. has
been removed 70 Indianapolis, the capital Of Indiana.
We rejoice at this removal. The editor stsuneh,
eui-spoken, indcpedeui semrcmnec man. and WI
say just what be pleases In The columns Of he paper
He has bic battery IN The heart Of the State, jusi
where such sheet the ''Ancrisan'' ought % be
issued Success 70 the enterprise. os,--
der. fI
NJ We have resolved nr-s nan,ber 81 the ~InaI-
ana American, lrinted n IT, new location. fndsn<p-
olIs. Goodwin gets upa decidedly spicy paper Per-
desiring paper printed ths Capitol sk>uid <s
scribe for The "Anerican'-priccs 2rc <rnuu---N.z.
1isim1e.
III Tho .'fndiana American, =, established ~ a. H.
clarkson at brooksills, about quarter q eentury
ago. has been removed by IL 'rre>ens svnsr. r. A..
Goodwin, TO indianapolis. The sfer 4 rather novel
and bold one. bat hops "A win Be fssnd pay M
O. Il talented and energetic IN an unusual de<fes sra
n he docs not achieve success win uos Be- because he
does not deserssit. success 70 hln..-L45arzs Jon
nal tI|
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

1t is rumored on the streets that DR.. Tai
bott ex-Auditor, talks Of Withdrawing the
injunction which would secure to the note
holders Of the Gramercy and Attica Banks
at least fifty cents on the dollar for heir
notes, and give all the proceeds of the sfo-.
len bonds to those who now hold them
This would be right, according 70 Judge
Perkins and Banker Mculiouch, but, IL he
does, there is no man or set Of men who can
save the Doctor from the charge Of CON-
plicity in the fraud, both before and after
the act We shall keep a lookout
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

The editor of the Indiana American
thinks the presence Of j. ii. Lane in
Kansas, viii do more harm than good.
He has not very good opinion of
him as a politician.-Delphi Journal.
Nor as any thing else. He is
bad egg-of bad stock; never would
do to tie to, no place-no how. We
hope he has gone to Salt Lake, or
somewhere else out Of the way Of
honest folks.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01
CHURCH MEDDLma WITH THE JUDICIARY.

We love the freedom with which all clas-
sos Of freemen have reviewed the horrible
opinion of Judge fancy. Even Bronson's
Rerie,c, Catholic quarterly, takes the
Judge to task, though the Judge himself is
Catholic. Speaking Of him tho Rerie,c
says naa 4.fr
"Mr. Chief Justice fancy seems to us to
proceed on the assumption that negroes are
politically and legally degraded race in
the Union; but such is rot the fact They
may be so in some Of the States, but they
are not so in the Union, nor indeed in all
Of the States. We regret that in giri''g The
opinion 81 the Court The learned Judgs did
not recolieet phat he is taught or his rcli-
gion, namely, the unity Of the race, that all
men by the natural law are equal, and that
negroes are men, and therefore as to their
rights must be regarded as standing on the
same footing with white men, where there
is no positive or municipal law thatdsgrades
them" 1913
The advocates of error would like to 81
lencc all discussion, and especially would
they be pleased to have she judiciary above
review. But the people know that Judges
are but men, and sometimes very weak men
at that, hence they claim the right 10 judge
the Judges.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

The New York Legislature, prior to adj
journment, finally passed the bill for the
suppression of intemperance by the regula-
ton Of the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
1t is a remarkable document, and it is
thought will create an excitement among
liquor dealers and consumers hardly less
intense than that which followed the pas
sage Of the Maine Liquor Law. II pro-
vides, it the first place for the appointment
by the Chief Justice Of the Superior Court
and the presiding Judge Of the Court of
Common Pleas and the Recorder of the
city and county of New York, Of three re-
putable freeholders, residents of the county,
who are to constitute Board Of Excise
Commissioners. Each county in the State
is TO be provided with one eff these Boards,
the members Of which are to be appointed
by the County Judge and two Justices of
the sessions. The Excise Boards Of the
rural districts are to meet not more than
ten days in the year for the purpose Of
granting licenses, while the Board for the
city of New York are allowed fifty days for
the same purpose. The license granted to
storekeepers refuses permission to sellliquor
to be drank on the premises. Each viola
ton Of the terms Of license is punishable
with a fine Of not less than thirty, aud not
more than one hundred dollars.
Applicants for license are obliged to pro-
duce proofs of good moral character, and
that they are able to keep all the necessary
accomm odations for travellers, which con
sists, in the language Of tho bill itself, of
''three separate beds, with good and sufli
cient bedding-good and sufficient stabling
and provender and hay in winter and pas
tnrage in summer, with grain for four
horses" The absence Of any Of the art-
cles enumerated in the bill as necessary for
the accommodation Of travellers" is punish
ed, on conviction by fine Of ten dollars
This provision does not Of course apply to
storekeepers.
The sale Of liquors to minors, without
the consent of the master of mistress, is
punished by a fine Of ten dollars and every
case of intoxication by fine Of twenty
FIVE Every person applying for license
lis required to have his petition signed by
not less than twenty respectable freehold
ers. The applicant must also produce a
bond TO the amount Of two hundred and
fifty dollars, executed and delivered with
sufficient surieties in the sum of FIVE hun
bred dollars, to be approved by the Excise
Board
No dealer is allowed to sell liquor to the
husband whose wife may have enter
ed complaint against him Of habitual
drunkenness, under the penalty Of fifty
dollars The same provision applies in a
case Of complaint against the wife by the
husband. There is also provision pro
hibiting the sale of liquor on Sundays
The law goes into effect immediately.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

DS- We learn from the South Bend
Register, thatssM Mr.. Shryock, the con-
testant for the seat in the Senate, has
proposed to Mr. Miller, the old liner.
who holds the seat, that hewill with
draw the contest if Miller is willing
to submit the question to the people
of the District. OF course Miller viii
do no such a thing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

p6- DR. Frink, whose dental card APP
pears in our paper exhibits some beautiful
specimens of his skin to those who cali at
bis Office. II you want to see them, call
and the Doctor viii fully explain them to
You've can't
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

Bd- VIM Risk returned last week, to
Brookville, from his tour through the Great
West after an absence Of about four weeks;
having been in Nebraska, and short dis
lance into Kansas. He speaks of the emil
grafton as Overwhelming. The hotels are
crowded to overlooking. and many are suf-
ering for shelter.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

sS~ The Union County Agricultu-
raj Society haveappointed all preach
ers on the Chicken Committee. How
win itlook to see preachers meddling
with chickens? W
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1857-05-01

s9- Seth w. Sweggett, late Of Con-
nersyille, is making arrangements to
print a paper at Sioux City. Iowa.