Daily American, Volume 1, Number 107, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 June 1855 — Page 3

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THE AMERICAN

INDIANA

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AN ACT to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spirituous and intoxicating fairly started from his foul stomach.

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ed, and to repeal all act* inconsistent therewith, and for the suppression of

owned or kept said county, in any •_

of law, as the deponents ha\e reason to believe and verily do believe, the justice of the peace or mayor shall issue his warrant directed to the sheriff of th* county, or to any constable of the county, or marshal of the city, reciting the material part of said complaint, and directing the officer toseach thoroughly the stud place, to seize the liquor with the vessels containing it, and to keep the same securely until final action is had thereon whereupon, the officer to whom the warrant may be delivered, .shall execute the command of the warrant forthwith, as far as he can, and make return of his doings to the officer issuing such writ and shall securely keep ail liquors so seized by him, if any, and the vessels containing it, until final aciion is had thereon. Bui no warrant shall be issued under this Act, to search any dwelling house, in which, or part of which, no tavern, store, grocery, business office, shop, boarding or victualing house or public room of any kind, is kept, unless the occupant thereof shall have been convicted, as herein provided, of having sold intoxicating liquor in his dwelliug house, or suffered it to be done, within six months next pereceding the issue thereof.

Sec. 16. Whenever it shall appear to such justice or mayor by the return of the officer serving the warant, that any spirituous or intoxicating liquor has been seized by the officer the justice or mayor shall forthwith .after the return, Issue a notice to all persons conraed in the seizure, and issue a sum* mons commanding the person so keep

ing

liquor seized, may appear as defend- |left'

a.jt and show cause if any he has, why ^iere

jury, or justice or mayor trying the

*r HM5*'"

'ffink"-

Suthedmd.

This sweet flower—this chaste gentlemanly 'scribbler of blackguardism, and billingsgate, has at last got the bile

"T, He bas fltmndered and Boonced .boat

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intemperance. #self kicked into notice. He first made [ooauxtfsD.J''* ,i!i a cowardly attack through his paper on JSJi "SdSTrfi' 7» Brunt,Conductor oftheT.H. county, shall file their verified com- Alton road, and also on the entire plaint or affidavit with any mayor or company, all for the public good no justice of the peace of the county, that doubt. ,'Sink" had no private feeling any spirituous or intoxicating liquor is

*ast ®0Irtk trying to get him

in that matter—none

for

the defendant but a denial of the charar- j/o\ +t. he a in an

himself

cause, find that the liquor or any part of &nc7—his rage and gall became so it was kept for the purpose of sale, in great, that he could contain it no longer, jW' ^le justice or mayor

an(

finall enter judgement that the liquor so a

wised as aforesaid, or so much thereof

as was kept for such purpose, and the

l[ no'P?r-

*n appear at the trial, after the notice has been posted up, and the summons, Po1'

if »ne has been issued, has been «ervfid

in the least. B*

place therein, pjrtretihirly describing Sou8®^ ^tern just all ho tned to the premises, by any person, whose, 5*es» °f conrse he had, They wisely name shall be stated, if known to the treated him with the silent contempt he deponents, and if the name is unknown, deserves. Foiled in this he looked ait shall be so stated in the complaint, »x.' jutd is intended to be sold in viltio.1 «TOUnd

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chaste aod clasic invectives upon. We chanced to be'the unfortuuate wight, or rather fortunate perhaps, if his abuse of us results in the same manner as did his abuse of Van Brunt and the Alton road. But we must confess we did not act as wisely as they did, contrary to the promptings of our own judgment— and the advice of those better acquainted with Mr. Sink Sutherland, through a false notion, th«t we were replying to one who, was possessed of enough manly and gentlemanly principles, to preserve his temper, and carry on a little sparing match, without violating all principles of decency, and honesty, we did reply. This called down upen our dtvoted head—the dire iudignation of this puissant "editor." God save the mark! Oh, how his virtuous indignation did rise, to think that we, a poor clock pedler, should bo so presumptuous as to dare to speak of bim, the immortal—the :mmaculate—aye Lhemonied—"Sink" Clair Sutherland—ox-jus-tice of the peace—-ex-speculator in flour —in 8team mills—in "pattent rights" for bedsteads, ah that bedstead operation—was most enough to make him little shyofyankees—guess "Lewis" was most as sharp at fancy trading, as if he had graduated in the same school

"Sink." The perfect puerility of the article devoted to the "clock pedler" and those "assigned notes," was so apparent even to him Bel f—that he grew more rabid apace. His next fancy was to try Van Brunt again and to tell the people that the Ladies of Paris wouldn't ride over the road to a "picnic" with Van Brunt as conductor.— But the Ladies did ride over the road— "Sink Clair" went in a buggy,they say. Then he abused Mr. Sanford--and our fellow citizen Mr. Charles Cruft, cither of whom is so infinitely superior, as also is Mr. Van Brunt—to the editor of the Valley Blade, in every thing that goes to make up the gentleman and the honest man, that no reformatory means short of the direct interposition of Divine Providence, can ever raise him within hailing distance, of them. The citv of Terre Hante too came in for a

or owning the liquors so seized aforesaid, to appear before him at his office, at a time to be specified, not less than three, nor more than twenty days from the service th ereof, toshowcauss if any ho. has, why such liquors so seiz«'ii as aforesaid, with the vessels containing it, should not be forfeited and the liquor destroyed and the officer to whom the summons shall be directed shall serve the same forthwith, by reading to the person named therein, or by leaving a copy thereof at his place of residence, it he reside in the county, and by posting a copy of the notice "in some conspicuous place on the premises where the liquor was seized. If the name of the person owning or keeping said liquor shall be unknown to the justice, he shall issue a notice onlv of the seizure of such liquor, to all persons concerned, a copy of which shall be posted up by the officer serving the same, in some conspicuous place on the premises where the liquor was seiz-, ed, not less than three nor more than share of the annihilating "pitching in" twenty days before the d.y set for trial.' of this self sufficient braggart. How fcKC. 27. At the times and place our citizens did writhe in agony when "«™od that Mr. ecalled, (over the oJier person claiming an interest in the

SutherJaiia»

nnd declaired that,

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the liquor seized should not be forfeit-1 Then seeking a new field, for display ?u P'ea(\'n? shall be required by ing the refulgent scintillations of his

plea the defendant may give in evidence

all matters of defense.—Either

a8s0c,ate

party

or where no jury is demanded. If the J''m

gentlemen in Tarre Haute.

at no am

understands Latin

he does—-(vide, "statu quo") in this

may demand a jury of any number not weeks Blade 1st column 2d page* But ex. ceding twelve men or the cause the ominous reply, he received caused may be tried by the justice or the mav- -l-

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about, and viewing himself in

like a certain prowling animal that

CameS

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h'8 m°Bt

fonmdable

state

vessels containing it, area nuisance, cant support his cause by open manly and that the same be fortified and that controversy, that be will cover him with wn at^ar^

*ea?on

,n a

be determines, since he

filth, and like the allies before Sevaato-

lfhe 040001 defeat hl8

and

as above provided, the cause shall, in raise such a stench from his own fesmanner, be tried by jury, or the tering stomach—as will drive him from ICG Or m&VOTI And if if ie f/innrt the field. And even if this last weapon should fail—against his foe, he will, to exhibit his heroism and manly cour-

j1 .uu wusc ounu, In

justice or mayor and if it is found that liquor seized, or any part thereof, kept for sale in violation of law, a judgment Bhall be rendered as awve provided. {To be continued.)

?ntagonist

honorable battle—he will

age, at least wcund the feelings of his foemau's wife. In this too he fails, for

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isdja, ^fe- Sfc £&ju$dbJissL\"k

His chaste and gentlemanly remark about "quadroons," and "thick lipped Africans" are visions of his youth recalled to mint), by a sickly imagination. Many thanks \Sinl" for your compassison,and so farewell.

DAILY A WEEKLY AMERICAN.

THK undersigned'feel jfratifiel in being able to say to tho citizens of TerreHaute, and the people of Indiana and Illinois, generally, that former success and present prospects justify them in announcing the Daily and Weekly! American as a fixed fact, and destined to exist.

The proprietors are determined by untiring energy, and a heart felt dovo^ tion to the cause in which they are cti« •aged, to make the American a most esirable and readable newspaper.

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his proclivities are so weU known—Hist hie arrow* however steeped in vonom and falsehood, fall innoxious, when hurl^ against an honest man. Never were st 6nger proofs, of a man's being ooncious of defeat when he resorts to such base and contemptibls exjedien's As to our drinking bud brandy—it only proves us a novicq in the trade—God and all 'SinJh' Sutherland's neighbors knows that he ain't.

O S E S —or THE—

The following sentiments, will embody the political faith of the American. 6 and will be maintained, in a spirit of & tcourtesy towards those who may differ

with us in sentimeut. 1 2 3 4 1st A just discrimination in favor of 9W11 native born citixens, for all offices of trust aud profit, in preference to those of foreign birth. 2d. The Union of these States. 3d. Opposition to all local or sectional prejudices. 4th. The Uuited States of America as they are, "one and inseparable.'V'/* 5th. No Sectarian interference in our legislation, or the administration of American laws.

6th. Hostility to the assumptions of 25 28 27 28 39 30 31 the Pope, through the Bishops, Priests 7 and Prelates of the Church, or by pow» 9 io 13 13 141 1516 17 18 19 30 21

ers of the Old World. 7th. Restoration of our 3233 34 35 36 37 98 39 30

State natnr-

alization laws to a correspondence with the Constitution of the united States. 8th. Free and liberal £ducaliona1 Institutions, for all sects and dames, with a free use of the Bible, God's Holy Word, as a textbook. 9th. Full tolerance to all Religious sects, which do not conflict with the itulion of tho IJ. S. or the gen lus of our free institutions. 10th. The'Monroe doctrine'Rgfttnst colonization on the Americaa continent by the nations of Europe.

Constitution of tho IJ. S. or the gen-

The latest Foreign and domestic gen- *7 al news, will be carenilly 1 eral and local news, will be carefully noted, and selection^ will be made in reference to the maintenance of a high tone of morals in OUT columns.

The markets, of our own and of the principal commercial cities of the States, will be correctly reported daily and weekly.

All communications of an interesting nature, free from pervonalitios, and unexceptional in language, will be welcomed to our columns.

Strict attention to the courtesies due to our cotemporaries will be preserved.

Daily, per week payable to carrier lOcts.

six months, 60. 11 copies one year, 10,00. No subscriptions received for weekly for less than six months, and no paper continued after the subscription has expired, unles by especial arrangement.

BROWN 6c SILVERTH0RN. Publishers Si Proprietors.

A CARD Having *4ld my establishment on Market street, East of the Squate. and purchased Mr.

TLKLL'S

firm of Oso.

llfSllMi iMsaj

pMiliSs

HOME MARKET.

COUUtCTKD DAET.T roa Tit*

WHOLESALE. Flour bbl $6,50 Wheat $0,00 (§1.30 Com" Bacon Flaxseed, Lard Sugar Coffee Molasses

24 25 26 27 38 39 30

interest in the

P. RIPLET

Co., North of the

Square, 1 shall take much pleasure hereafter in serving my friends, acauaintances, and the public generally, in the line of Dry Goods, Hats, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Ate., &.c.

The business will continue without a change of firm, and will consist of Mr. G. F. RirLKT and the undersigned

D. S. DANALDSON.

N.rricE.—Mr. D. will continue in the Land Warratitbueiness, and the various duties of a Notary Public, and will wslt upon old soldiers, their

MINOR

children, promptly and ef

ficiently. U* Land Warrants bought and sold. May 19,1855. D. S. D,

From the residence of Mrs. Ellen Coltrin, about six weeks since, a red and white Cow, marked with a crop off her ear and slit.— Auy person desirous »f giving information of the above animal's whereabouts will please call at this office, and they will be rewarded for their trouble. I June 1.4.1

AMEKLCAFT.

.^RETAIL.

V' 5^a$

S'ar Caudles 96 Tallow -M 14 rVd Ap'U b\i. 1.50 Orecn Finches Dried 2,50 Potat»«s 1,50 Clieeve iu Madder,,A' 13 Onions 1.00 Chickens doz. 1 Cidrr 0,01) Oat* 35

*P,78 0 0»

a 0,65

1-5!»!

^8@i0 0,00 10

15 75

Tobacco Salt bbl. Coal Wood jp cord Lime "f bu. Frath«trs Rice Whmky g^ill Butter*

Bntbel

@35 08 3T»

hh«:

wMif 1 Mi. ,g.M

?.oo 0*00 ^,ou a.co

1. 0 00 4'

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Foil

THK VKAR

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k-.VA ntaai'ARv. 1 9 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1119 13 14 15 16 17 1819 80 91 22 23 94 35 $6 27 98

ACOtHT. 1 2 3 4:

5 6 7 8 9 10 11 1913 14 15 16 17 18 19 90 31 23 33 34 35 26 27 38 29 30 31

MARCH. 1 3 3

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..CORKER!!'

Groceries and Provisions of all kinds.

fllHE ni der8icned are uow prepared to Jl wait upon their fi iends end customers with a full aud geuural aa»ortment of Grocerice and Provisions. ?heit stack comprises, In part. C^JCI English Dairy Cheese, Mackerel, Sugars,

Spices, Coffe*', Teas, Molasses, eanva»S'y t-d Bwf, Hams, Shoulders, slides, Lard, Potatoes, Salt in sacks,

Willow Wagons, Baskets, Tubs and Washboards,

and in fact every thing that con be desired, may be had, -at cheaper rates than can be found in th* city.

O" Butter, Ernes, Chickens, Meal, Flour, 4tc., kept on hand, when they are to be had in thecountiy.

per annum in advance, 85,00. cle lo thi« hou«c, m«y ruly on the correctness six months, 2,60. of weight and change. 1 ot Otv«us a call—we are determined that no three months, '~°4 jhonse in the city shall undersell us we do Weekly per annum advance, 1,00. not put on the tariff when an article is scarce.

-Persons sending children for any arti-

JAMISON & TERRT, Corner of Market & Walnut ste.

Mav 16, 1855-dtf

HORSES

OR SALE—Four good Work Horses, all young and iu good condition. Inquire at J. M. ADAMS' Auction Store.

Mav 31,1855-dtf

Flour! Flotir!!

Sgood

UPERFINE Flour at retail for $9,00 a article of Pine Flour at $8,50, per barrel, can now be had of

JAMI80N A TERRY.

May 30, 1855-dtf

Harpers Magazine for June.

(MODEY'S

"1 Lady's Book for June Graham's Magazine for June Tbe Mining Bride or, Miriam tbo Avon ger. by Mrs. Southwortli.

Ellen Norbury (new supply) bv Bennett, for sail at W. H. BUCKlNGlfAN'S, May 29-dtf Sign ofthe "Big

BOOK."

Just Received

DIRECT

from the manufacturers, which

will be sold at low prices for cash, a large supply of Cap, Letter, Noto, and Wrapping Paper, Envelopes, etc., at

BUCKINGHAM'S BOOKSTORE. May %Mtf v,

REMOVAL

^omins.bas removedhif

DK.J.'M.

Comins.bas removed his ofRce

one square north of the Stewart House.

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2 PRINtlNe OFFIcfc

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00 40

,10 30 15 10 15 10

Mi. •,

10,00 00

MackcM Tca» Ti»r Indigo Sulreratus Nad*

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Tp' 50 (§65 3 1.00@l,15

Welch'a Block, Fourth 8treet, East of the Post Offiee,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

ffroto*/ & SiibcHljoh'), PRINTERS AND PROPRIETORS,

THE

Proprietor* of the "American Job Printing Office," are pleased to say that they are now prepared to fill all orders (on short notice) in the line of

I'liiin anb ^fmni |oli PRINTING 1"

l'JW,((Sii5 Our ®tock of type &nd

o*her

materials,

2f»^00 are entirely new, and of the best nnd 1.5?) most fashionable stvle, purchased with I a view of doing all kind« of

KAILHOAl)

CIRCULARS,

BILL HEADS, HAND-BILLS, NOTES, «r

Xjeases.

MORTGAGES, &,C.,

And in fact ever)' thing in the printing line will be done in a manner not to be excelled by many Western printing offices. 1

Orders for Printing respectful

ly solicited. Mav 30, 1855. 'vi

MONEY MADE (WICK.

TMXRK

is groat complaint among young man that they cannot get employment that will remunerate them for their aarvioM. To such, tbttsnbftcriber would cull attention to & *afe, pleasant and very profitable business, by which, without any rink, the capital invwtod can be doubled every three mouths, and by a little extra exertion every two mothe. A(^nt* are wanted in every city and town in the Union—you cannot over stock the market, and thetv ta alwayn a ready sale.

Circulars containing a full and accurate description the budne«*, and all matter* pertaining thereto, will be aent free of expense 10 any address, on application by letter or otherwise (o SAMUEL SWAN.

Atlanta,Oa,, or Montgomery, Ala. June 1, I 865-d3m

American Transportation Company* CAPITAL 8900,000.

INCORPORATED

under the laws of the

State of New York. This com pan have abundant means both in Steam Propellws and Boat*, to give any property, intrusted to them, the grasteat despatch, and it shall b* ihelr care to tmnsp«Mt all property wifely, and in good order.

The merchants of Terra Haute, and adjacent country, are respectfully invited to taka Uje advantages of this line into consideration

CONSIGNEES.

Hubby, Hughes A- Co Cleveland Brownl«e, Pendleton and Co, Brtwn ayd King, Scot* and Co., Toledo, Shewmaker and Co., Terr* Haute.

Any information given bv SHEWMAKfiR A CO.. Ohio Street between 1st and 3d. May 34-855 and tf.

OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE! NOTICE

is hereby given to the owners of

hogs in the city of Terrc-Haute, that th« undersigned will take up and empound all hogs running at large, contrary to ordinance, and that all nogs, that may lie so taken up, and impounded for twelve hours, previous to 8 o'clock, Tuesday the 19th, Thursdav the 31 st, and Saturday the 33d days of June, 1855, will be sold by me at said pound, to satisfy thepenahy and costs that may be assessed. Ti ordinance for hogs running st large will be enforced-

S. DODSON, City Marshal.

June 6, 1855-dtf

TERKEIiAITTK AWRICI'LTURAL

WARE-HOUSE! M.

ID E O

It J"OST Respectfully announce lo the pubJjA lie generally, that they have disposed of all their (. roceiies and Provisions, with a view of carryingon an exclusive Agricultural Ware-House Business, and are now ready to accommodate! all in tho lino of

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS: Dan ford's Improved Iron Mower J. H. Manny's patent atUustable Reaper and Mower, combined Atfein's Automaton Self lta-

ters of diflferent kinds Revolving Hay Rakes Cultivators, Corn Shcllcrs, Scythes. Hoes, Raker. Snaths and Cradles, a»i every thing else usually kept ia an Agricultural Ware-House.

May 38,1854-w-tf4

FRESH LEMONS.

JP^INfc Fresh LcmonSjust received sale bv 1Sl=

-..d'foT

WKStfALL* TRAIT.