Daily American, Volume 1, Number 103, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 19 June 1855 — Page 2

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Jailj American.

J. N. S1LVERTHORN,? ISAAC M. BROWN,

EDITORS

TE~RRE HAUTE, TtJKSDAvr Jt^K ':n.

I ND~." I85T.

K3T 11. N. Hudson Esq., one of the

is that ho voted for tho present Liquor

Law, which seems to touch a

chord in the breasts

Linton Democracy.

thian Hall, to-night. Also Le Grand B. Cushman, the admired American Vocalist, will entertain the audience with a variety of delightful Temperance songs. Tickets to be obtained at the usual places, and at the door.

Dont fail to see it.

ilSf The attention of the trade, is directed to the new advertisement of Syrups, in to-day's paper. Our enterprising young friends Westfall & Trapp. keep even with the times and are ready to fill all orders in their line. They are doing a prosperous bssiness—They deserve to.

JS3T The Temperance folks, at Madison, joined their brethren at North Madison, on the 12th inst., to welcome the advent of the Prohibitory Liquor Law. Tho celebration was a macrnilicent affair—about 3,000 persons being in attendance.

The supreme court of New York has refused to grant Mrs. Robinson, who a year or more ago was found guilty of murder, a new trial. When tho news of the refusal reached her in the prison in Albany, it is said she made a fire, cooked a hearty meal, and ate it, and when night came on sho illuminated the window of her lonely apartment.— Sentence had not been passed upon tho unfortunate woman.

The Jefferson (Texas) Herald

of the 15th says that the crops will be abundant in that Suite, especially the wheat which had about matured.

----->Oswego, New York, has repudiated circuses. Hereafter saw dusters menageries and long poles will have to go around that city. -----

----->The latest news from the Wes-

tern Plains represent the feeling among the Sioux tribe of Indians as decidedly hostile to the whites. -----

the Sioux tribe of Indians as deeidedlv °ity

candidates for the Judgeship in the 13th

Judicial Circuit. -----

A letter from Rome states that the golden rose which the Pope blesses

every year, and presents to some female 0,1,1 Vniw sovereign, is this year to be given to the !, Empress of Austria- hands.

There was a rumor in town last niglil that Ex-Gov. Paris C. Dunniug, had been arresied somewhere in the^State on a criminal charge and is now in limbo. This iumor was traced by us to a gentlemen of undoubted veracity or we should not give it.—Mad. Ban.'

A Ride 011 the Canal. We, laat Tuesday, accepted an invitation to visit Attica and West Lebanon, in company with our friends and fellow citizens, Rev. J. Leach and Ex-Mayor, W. K. Edwards. We Btaped aboard the fine packet Reindeer, and soon found ourselves perfectly at home through the polite attentions of the warm hearted and gentlemanly commander Capt. II. Clark, and aftea pleasant trip, arrived at Attica at eleven o'clock A. M. on Wednesday. Being in a strange city, we took care to make inquiries in advance for a good stopping place, and were directed to the Revere House, on Perry St. kept by Mr. Smith & Son, late of Columbus Ohio.

Hero we found the warm recomendations we had received more than reali-

z,'d-

Representatives from this county, in tho' tovern wo found a first class Hotel, such State Legislature, pitches into thoas

Instead of an ordinary country

would

"Linton resolutions," through the col-I State. Rooms large, finely furnished, limns of tho Express, and gives Dr. W.

do credit, to any city in the

aT|dwell

G. Stout, some smart back handed licks, spacious dining room and a table groanand promises more of the same sort, af- under the substantial and the luxtor tho Farmers get over the busy sea-1 uries of the season, with attentive serson. vants, to supply your every want.—

ventillated, nice clean beds,

Tho "head and front ofhis offending" After an excellen dinner—and an hours, ,,

re8t

tender

1—c

JS3F" Marcus Mote's celebrated painting, representing the Triumph of King Alcohol, will be exhibited, at Corrin- But with commendable energy he has cordially recommend them to any of t.hi-in T-Tsrl 1 tn-nirrlif ... ....

low citizen, P. Q. Master, W. K. Edwards. The brethren at Lebanon have a nice Hall and the Lodge appears to be in a healthy condition. After the ceremonies of dedication were ended, a procession was formed and led by an excellent band of music, proceeded to a beautiful grove, near the village Church, where we were entertained for an hour with an address, delivered by P. G., Edwards, abqunding in gems from his well-stored mind. After following the rise and progress of Odd Fellowship, and dilating upon tho objects and aims of the institution. Bro. Edwards took up in course tho different emblems contained in every wellfurnished Lodge, and gave a terse and lucid explication of the various lessons and truth intended to be imparted by icacli. The address was well received by all present. The Rev. Mr. Leach, of this city, officiated as Chaplain on tho occasion. After partaking of a sumptuous repast prepared for the occasion, we returned to Attica, and at 12 o'clock, P. M., wc bade farewell to the beautiful city and its inhabitants, and on board the packet Queen City started for home. We found her good-

wo salied forth to soe the town looking and big-hearted Captain all our

|and hunt up old acquaintances and "fancy had painted"—a polite and ac-

U«niro e. —.1

chord in the breasts or stomachs of the make new ones. Among the former we commo lating gentleman—an attentive found Mr. J. Fieher one of the best car-1 and skillful commander—a kind-hearted riage makers on the Wabash, Mr. F. and hospitable host. We shall long had the misfortune to be "burnt out" a remember these two noble-hearted comshort time since, a very serious loss.— |manders, Clark and Angell, and most

gone to work with a hearty good will our friends who may desire, either on to repair his loss. He deserves to sue- business or for pleasure, to take a trip ceed.

Next we stumbled upon the indefatigable Mason, who is producing a tremendous excitement among the merchants there, by selling goods, as they

ments to, excite the irraseibility of the ships went ashore during a- Lite storm, old fogy editor of tho "Friend" at Cov- but were got off without wrecking or lngtou. We found him in such good sustaining material damage. The sloop humor and conversational mood that we of war Cyane was ashore three days, were detained with, him until near tea but got off uninjured. time, and parted with him reluctantly

If the people, of "Fountain" and vicinity doct give tho Lodger a handsome support—they dont deserve good paper.

After tea in company with Ex-Mayor Edwards, we traversed the city, and were highly pleaseed with the spirit of enterprise and good taste, manifested on all hands. The people in Attica know how to live. The town is beautifully, inclining to the West. The dwellings are as yet mostly frame nicely painted with beautiful lawns, and rich parterres of flowers. Away from the canal— thero is scarco a shabby houso in the place.

Ihere are many fine business houses three story brick, equal in extent and finish to any in this city.

One convenience which the Attics

pip°S' conduoin8"

posset is worthy of note, to wit. tho best of spring water, supplied from springs,situated sufficiently above town, tl^ same Sentinel as follows to bear conduction to any part of tho A scoundrel named DIKHL was com-

greatly to tho'™itteJ

health of the place. Altogether Attica'

is one of the nicest if not the nicest ci-

iCST" Wm. Grose, Esq, Hon. G. W. contains about Julian and Jacob B. Julian, Esq, are i-

0 iuliabitjults

a»d

0W8

u»u. uci- yuuu-

on the Raoin' Canawl!

TELEGRAPH! PHILADELPHIA, June 15. Orleans papers of Saturday have been

say below New York prices, guess he received. makes it pay. He advertizes liberally—j The Isabella arrived at Charleston and sells goods enough to more than with Havana dates to the 9th, bringing make it up. He cant fail to succeed.! passengers for New York, who had been

We next dropped into the "sanctum" waiting for the Grenada. of the jolly and good looking editor of Havana was healthy, but business the "Ledger" Mr. Isaac A. Ricc. Brother Rico is a fine specimen of the "genus homo" and publishes an excellent paper sufficiently American in its senti-

dull. *Four Chinamen were garoted at Cardenas for murder.

Key West, June 10th.—Several large

AST" There are five thousand Negro Know-Nothings in New York. They are death on the "d—d foreigners," and the pride of their white K. N. brethren.

State Sentinel. iCiT Women should beware of K. N. Preachers. Don't trust to them, except in the light of noon-day, and hardly then. There's "danger"in the dark.—[Ibid.

The above sweet morccaus are the emanations of the same chaste pen, that a week or so ago, produced that illimitable article headed "A Marrying Day," and still more evinces the writer's superior classic taste. Indeed, those OldLiners have a particular antipathy towards preachers, and can't let an opportunity of villifying them pass unimproved. When men are driven to such expedients to support a cause—it must be in a sinking state, indeed.

We extract another item from

is increasing in

u',w rd rd:

JaU

dnv'

Lodge.- and h:ul a very plens:mt ployed [in laying tho imn ,|own, and time. I he Lodge contains many ox- Utting it up in readiness for the onrs

on,'!,e

Pittsburgh, on Thura-

for W,nr hw

day, for beating his mother. Wonder if he was a Know-Noth-inr

The last span of the Bridge was

ready to swing last night and the en-

night we had visited "Odd Pel- tire force we presume will now be em-

hold their hearts their celebration 011 tho 4th.

^"'"s

we°k

mrsday, wo went (o Weet Lo- miles of iron lo lay down on tho road bauon, ten miles West of Att,oa, whore between here and St. Louis ,„d if ,,o we met a largo concourse of Odd Fel- difficulty interrupt, it will bo completed lows and other citizens assembled to by the first. There is some difficulty ituossUie dedication ot Colfas Lodge. anticipated, but wo have no doubt but Ko. 109. The imposing ceremonies of! that it can be prevented.— n, dedication were conducted by our fel-1 Courant, wines

will leave only about 15

SYRUPS! SYRUPS!!

ALL

kinds of finely flavored SYRUPS, used in connection with Soda Founts, including Lemon, Pine Apple, Raspberry. Rose, Sarsaparilla, Strawberry &c.—for sale, in quantites to suit tlmfcrade.at

June 19 tf IV ESTFfcLL & TRAPP'S

STRAWBERRY PARTY

HE LADIES of Asbury Chapel will hold a Strawberry Parly, on Tuesday evening, the 19th inst., in the

NEW I'lNI H' LL,

Buntaln's Sotel. Tickets

Admissiox.

50 cents, to be re

deemed in refrehlinients, at the table. O* TICKETS

may be procured al the Book

Stores, HotelH and at the door. June 18 1855. d2t

June 18, 1855-dlm

CONFECTIONERY, &S818ES&*

F. EBERWINE,

Dealer in Confections, Cigars, &c., Ohio Street, South of the Square, INDIANA.

I^"EEPSEKRE-HAL'TE,

constantly on hand all kinds of

V. Confections, Toys, Nuts, Candies, Raisins by the box or "pound, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Surdities, etc., etc.

ID" Soda Water, of the best, alwajTs ready. Cigars of the best material and flavor.

SYRUPS!

LEMON,Ginger,

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

Rose, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Raspberry, Orange and Natural Syrups, wholesale and retail.

TRICHE BALLJ

HAVING

permanently located them

selves in Terre-llaute, are now prepared to^fill all calls in the line of Und.ertals.ing They have on hand and keep constantly ready-made Coffins, also, Corpse Preservers, by which any one wishing to keep a deceased friend can do so during the hot weather for any number of days. We calculate that nothing shall go undone on our part to render satisfaction. Our prices shall not exceed that of other'establishments of the same kind.

Hearse, in all cases, free of charge where coffins are procured at our establishment. j?3^~Shop, on Second street, ou the corner North of the Stewart House.

June 16-tf. TRICHE & BALL.

Situated on Perry St., Xorth of Main, ATTICA, IND., S I & S O N (LATE OK COLUMBUS, O.)

Proprietors.

Travellers and Boarders accommodated in tlie best style, and on reasonable terms.

Attica, Ind. June 16 1855. d&w3m.

STBLAYEI5 From the residence of Mrs. Ellen Colirin,about, six weeks since, a red and wliilu Cuw, marked with a crop off her ear and slit.— Any person desirous of giving information of the above animal's whereabouts will pl»ase call Mt this office, and they will be rewarded for their trouble. [June 14.]

I?REbHORANGES]

ORANGES, just received and

for sale at, WESTFALL & TRAIT'S.

June

14, 1855-d-l-w

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iss?

FOR THE BEST SODA WATER

IN THE CITY, GO TO WESTFALL & TRAPP'S, Corner of 4th and Ohio Streets. June 9, 1855-dtf.

SOMETHING vvw

cm. the WnbL. FURNITURE MADE BYSTEam B. 0. FOHSTEB

May 28, 1854-dtf

a.:

o2j S

-2 fe OJ sU

O" 1 hrough Passengers dine at past, eleven o'clock. ,£j] June 9 1855-dtf.

Henry Ward Beechers's New Book, "WARREN, Dentist-

jH-LL of Life, Power, and Originalih Instructive as entertaining.

y, as

Star Papers, or Experiences oF Art and Nature, by Henry Ward Beecher.

Bell Smith Abroad,

A handsome 1 mo. \ol.,wiih illtistrations ly Healy Walcutt, ite.-^rpriee $1,25. Bell's sketches are instinct wiih'life, thev spaikle with brilliants, are gemiued with wit, and address themselves to almost every chord of the human heart.—[Louisville (Ivy.) Bulletin. Common-place Book of Thoughts, Memories .... ,1 by a Fi

,6A*

re-Haute, is now T9. 1

tu.n"g Furniture by It£m "*oukcexpeditious and £orWnlike£kn ,n^tt(* are-Rooins are on

TIIA

nfT'lurH U16 COrHfif of Third and Cherry streets, where

constantly on hand and offers for wholesale and retail, a large and f„V?'' ment of the most elegant Fumih.I styles and descriptions, at rates eounTi cmnuti prices, adding freight.

iu"

I He also keeps constantly on hand i_, patent air-tight i-k

I Metalic Burial C^es

^tended wiih

Every thing in his line^furnisheH

2'^' Families and denlere.in the trade'willfin,t it to their interest to call at the corner If S and Cherry streets, one square North J\\ before purchasing elsewhere. 'Main,

Terre-Haute, May 29, 1855-dwtf

Flour! Flour!!

OUPERFINE Flour at retail for $9(X). O good article of Fine Flour at 48 50 barrel, can now be had of ptr

AMISON TEUliY

May 30, 1855-dtf

Economy Stove! T.HE

fully invited to the New and ceW I hl'fttnn nl7/lAIWW,rr

bratcd 'Economy Stove," manufactured at Dayton^Ohio. This deservedly popular

Cooking Stove, 1

Is larger than those in common use made stout, heayy ihick plate, and from Ve Km mony of those tlmt). ave used them, are sad to combine every advantage boti, in regard to labor-saving and economy, so necessary jn

fijniily. The Stoves cmi be seen at the office of fehewmaker & Co North side of Ohio st betwwn First and Second, Terre "aute.Ind'

The interests of any one will be promoted I by examining them, and becoming iu'qtiaiiited with their merits before tht purchaseauy other kind.

Tkrms—Stoves

and fixtures $35,

Cn4)

June 8, 1855-dlwwtf

$38 ou shoit time, to responsible persons

THOS. E. HUNT.

Boarding! Boardidg!!

MRS.

RUGGLES is uow pi-ppum! to ncconiniodate a few more boarders,A\ilh or without lod:iiig. iL/ Room East side of ihe Public Squ ire, a few doors above the City Hail.

ACADEMY.

MADDANCING

AMEBLA.QUE AND MR. WASTELL, (from Hc-t Majesty's Theatre,

London,) by the solicitation of many friends in 1 eiTe Haute, will open a Dancing Acadcmy, for the tuition of the above polite accomplish ment, at Corinthian llall, on Thursday afternoon, M.ny 31st.

Gentlemen's Class will meet every Thursday, Friday and Saturdav evenings at 1 o'clock P.

Class for young Misses and Masters will meet Fridays from 4 to 6 o'clock P. Al., and Saturdays 10 to 12 A. M., and from 2 lo P. Al.

A class of grown young LadiVs will be formed if desired. Madame P., from her long experience in teaching this polite s-cience.can assure the puHie that no pains will be spared to ensure tlit proficiency of her pupils.-* A number of New Dances, Rlazourkas. tc.. intioduced.

For Terms apply to her at Buntill's liotel. Terre-Haaitc, May 26, 1855-d-tf.

sibleytoWn market

E O N

O r/j

TERKMIAH VOKIES ivould iwpectfully inform the citizens of Ter-re-Haute that he keeps on hand, in the Tipper Market House, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, all kinds of F1JESH MEATS, such as Beef, Pork. Mutton, Veal, (fee., Avhich will be served out to his customers, at the usual bours, at the lowest market prices.

June 4, 1854—If.

Just Received

DIRECT

from the manufacturers, which

will be sold at low prices for cash." ^rge supply of Cap, Letter, Jfoto,

and

rap

ping Paper, Envelopes, etc., at BUCKINGHAM'S BOOKSTORE. May 29- ltf

CIGARS!

LARGE and Fine assortment ofCigars and Tobacco,Just reciv?d nt WESTFALL fc TRAPP'S. cor. 4th and Ohio sta. May, 25-d-t.f.

Thankful for the liberal patronage alreaij recieved, continues to perform all

March 8-tf

in DENTISTR in the same CAKJOTUI. WU DiiiiABLE manne*. «tisli O* OFFICE IN MODESITT'S BUIL^0'

Harpers Magazine for June.

("1

and Faucies, by Mrs. Jameson. Loaves from a Family Journal, by Emilie

Souvestre. For sale at. BUCKINGHAM'S BOOK-STORE.

June 9—cUwtf

ODKY'S Ladv's Book for June Graham's'Magazine for June The Missing Bride or, Miriam the

A«B

ger, by Mrs, Soutliworth. Ellen Norbury (new supply) by Bcnn« for at W. H. BTCHNGHW&

Mav 29-dtf Sign of the "Big Boo*.