Daily American, Volume 1, Number 108, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 June 1855 — Page 3

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THE-AMERICAN.

CITT ITEMS.

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QZW Important improvements are be-: ing made upon Main street.

O- JVIr. George Grav's residence. *HmU4

L»n O'CICK *, ana a WIUQOW oronen oui

H!the

man, slightly inebriated, pro

menaded Main street yesterday, in company with a female.

gST Our Saturday's odition run out before all of our subscribers were supplied—we will make it all right with them in the end.

From the Nuw Albany Tribune.

Steals o'er me at mid-day's ight hour, And e'en •wheu tlie Day king is gone, 'tis the name,

I confess its magical power.

1 wander in the greenest groves glad with fair June, Or 'tt(id earth's most beautiful flowers, And the flower-spirits breathe a soft, sweet attune,

The name that I lore in all hours.

I gaze at bright stars that hang jewelling night, And they seem like thine own lighted eyes I dream of gny birds, and they eing witl delight,

Of thy charms which PO many would pri»».

Bear NffiJly, 'twas mce *rr«ath ray window 7011 stood, "And wide was t"he brlm'd hat you then wore. All ntreaming with ribbons the color of blood—

I well knew you had B»w6 by the score.

Now the laugh from those mirth-loving Hps to me came, Aa sweet music enlivening the soul, 1 thought of the heart it would some day inflame—

How miue, blest it was, cou'd keep COOL!

Tho rosdbud I flung !o Mod to tl,«.

the

incense of love on it

S& The David White, Capt. McOill, arrived at Portland o»i Monday after-,111

noon, from New Orleans, fall of pas^n-1'

gers and freight, in five days and sev-

business landings, and discharging 100

tons on the way. This is a trip hard

to beat, and conclusively proves the

David «Vhite equal to the best, and in-

ferior to none *er

U. jn he most natural «.y tmaginable.

al a

young pig

W&s

care much about pudding, but .f they

pitch into him.

INDIANA LKITJOB LAW. AX ACT to prohibit the manufacture and sale of spirituous and intoxicating liquors except in the cases therein nam* ed, and to repeal all acts inconsistent therewith, ami for the suppression of intemperance. [CnNTIXITTD.] J|i

jOT Evening ^tar Temple of Honor,' rendered that the iiquor so sewed as aNo. 50, meets (lib evening. ., ,furesail1'is footed, "N"**

An Irishman, taken insensible forM""* »l»««e anor&r (othe proper officer, directing him to destroy from the ruins of a smash-up near Dun- ^qUOJ.t

SEC. 18. Whenever judgment is

h'!hc

pretty good sired stones were fhiown *ia!: f'ie ''l"01".80 ®eiae

.i,,do..B„, no o„e_»»._hu,t._

jpy Don't forget thit Vigo Encampment, No. 17, I. 0. 0. F., meets this evening, on especial business.

VF"™1

sha11

of the

SEC. 20.

^S^The following lines addn ssed to a young lady, written by a gentleman, who, while sitting in our '-sane- notice to be given to the owner or ten turn" one day, threw a faded flower from

the window at her, and she returning it to him afterwards, inquired if it v/as an "emblem of his hopes "DEAR NELLY." Dear Xelly, the fairest., the sound of thy name

SEC.

Every device or contriv

ance made use of to deal out or sell intoxicating liquor to customers, and at the same time to conceal or disguise the person selling or dealing out such liquor, with intent to prevent the purchaser from indentifying the person Billing or dealing out such liquor, is hereby declared to be a nuisance and every mayor of the city, justice of the peace, or court of common pleis mRy, upon complaint made under oath, cause

ant of the place

SEC-

f. »o "puiblcra of hop.," that were before such magistrate, against the person or persons «rrested, mine, ®, But

brertthod by

Was tho purest e'er fell at thy shrine.

where such device or

contrivance is used, and, after three day's notice try tlie cause, and if the mayor, justice, or court, or jury trying the cause find that such nuisanoe exists, such mayor, justice or court shall order the proper officer to abate the nuisance by the destruction or removal of the device or contrivance resorted to. The proper officer shall execute such order forthwith, and return it with his doings ondorsed thereon.

21. t'vi ry person who shall

resort to an such device or contrivance specified in the next precedin section for the pnrposes therein specified, shall be deemed to be guilty ofamisdwmeanor and, upon conviction thereof, shall be fined in any sum n«t less than fifty Mlars nor more than two hundred dolars, and imprisoned in the county jail not less than thirty days, nor more han ninety dxys, and until the fin«^ and costs are paid or replevied.

22. It shall be the duty of ev

ery sheriff, deputy sheriff, constable, marshal, or policemen, to arrest any person whom he shall see actually engaged in any violation of this Act, and will to seize all liquor kept in violation there-' of. at the time and place of the commission of such offense, together with and to

the vessel containing the samej ana to

some s:ifc and convenient place to be disposed of as in this Act provided. It shall be the duty of every officer by whom anv arrest and seizure shall be

ju Igement and executtoti

an)'

uh,lic P«« to.

nia

enteen hours, including all delays. She deem him too much intoxicated to be

nate{

to bring

Sfll

an(|

kirk, N. York, after awakening to con- taining it, as other property is sold on sciousness said: "Be the powers! an execution, without appraisement and Vas't it a £now Nothing I was for a the proceeds of suehsale shall be apfew momenta, gintlemen?" P,ied

*V'

|oror court rendering final juogemeut of

g^j] vessel con-

°.st8 °™"s

(proceedings in the case. The officer

8««h

near three miles North of the city, was attack, ias by this Act, with his doings

«d by "0 men on Saturday night last, about eleven o'clock, and a window broken out Some through The two men were up before Eiq. Duy, to day, for surety of the peace.

order

»nl

endorsed thereon. SEC. 19. Whenever

™turn it

18 not to

AAM WA OCA«*A

forthwith tn^e such person before any wclconicd to our bolciiivn^* magistrate of tlie county, to^ be dealt 11 ,gtr|ct nttention to theoourtesier.fitie with such

u"(l"'I'"'"'0"' m"k« c"""

me ^"4 P1*08^11

suc

oompam

It shall be

f*11""1

a a

gistra^ and if such magistrate shall.

ran against arising river all the way, examined, or to answer, upon oath, cor- &<«d purchan»a Mr. Tcntx a interest in tht delayed four hours on the coast taking reedy, he shall direct such officer to firm of Q»,. F. R.njr ,t Co., Nmh of th. j,.t. ke.pp such intoxicated person im some quar*/ I "hall take much pl«aaure hcw*ner in cariro, and in addition made forty-six mwrvinff- niy friendn. acquaintances and the

safe and convenient place, to be desig- _llhlic 'L'.i-

8UC

magistrate, until he shall

becomesoberjand,

him before *uck magistrate

and 6uch

notel, and after eating the whole the magistrate shall reduce suoh exam-

magistrate shall then admims-.

8UC^

Person

l^'s

ORthor

^ct ^7

any ot"er

euch witneM1 ah

,ft

fUMLperson

He held one hand of her hatfds in his, qUe8^on propounded by such magis-i M»IM /y g"y~*" puthisarms around her waist and whis- trate, touching such offense, he shall be

pered something in her right ear. imprisoned in the county jail until he about six week* since, red and whit© Cow, consents to answer. If such witness marked with a crop off her e«r and «lit.— A man with a moderate appetite din- shall disclose any violation of this Act, Auy peiaon de»irpu» «f giving information of .J .1 v. ii J. ,L the above anirad'a whereabouts will pl«*aae

asked if be would infttion to writing, in the fnvm of

have some pudding. Hesaid hedidn't pW»« .'he person so offending,

eeiH WItnMB flhftll Sign

.. ., which said witness shall sign, under! „1T,„T c,

the

„y

sforeMid

had another little hoir. ho would like'coma kv bio natb nr nfflrmation. wholesale,'by

little hog, he would like' sameTby his oath or offirmation. (To be continued.)

M3T- Gtonerai Quitman [delivered a loauteafew^ays ago, jat Jackson Miss., before a large audience, in favor of the private conquest o? puba. He argued that this was the only plAn, as Ihe attempt to purchase h*d failed-, fend its public' conquest would be rendered barren by the emancipatien of the blacks before the Island could come into possession of the United States. 6Sf48J jfe#" No Communication will boluserted in the American without a responsible name.

O S E S —or runt—

DAILY & WEEKLY AMERICAN.

Th* undersigned feel gratified in bo-

., ,' ing able to 6«y "to the citketis of Terre-

,ie5, Haute, and the people ot Indiana and «-«wau»«

Illinois, generally, that former success S ra

trying me cause snail rnsue an oratr io announciug the Daiiv and Weekly Tallow tlkA nHt

en in 11 1

the proper officer to restore the said liquor with the vessels contAining it, to the place where itw «j seiised. The proper officer shall, at the expiration'of three days, execute the order and make return thereof with his proceedings endorsed thereoiH if no appeal is taken Wv by the State.

The following^^timents, will embo-1'Oau dy the politital faith ot the Americas,' and will be maintained, in a spirit ^fj.rw courtesy towards those who mav differ with us in sentiment. 1st. A justdte^ritninafloThififavoTof native born citizens, for all offices of trust and profit, iu preferance to thqse of foreign birth. 2d. The Union of tJhftso States, 3d. OpposiUin (0 all local or Motional prejudices. 21 92 23 24 25 $6 87 4th. TheUuited States of America 30 SI as they are, "one and inseparable." ['j

5i,h. No Sectarian interference in

ers of the Old World., 7th. Restoration of our State natnralization laws to a correspondence with the Constitution of the United States. 8th. Free and liberal Educational Institutions, for all sects and classes, with a free use of the Bible, God's Holy Word, as a textbook. 9th. Full tolerance W^Vll Religious sects, which do not conflict with the Constitution of tho U. or the genius ot our free itistitutioim. 10th. The 'Ifloiirbe doctrine^against colonization oh tlie Americas continent by the nations of Europe.

The lateBt Foreign and domestic ^en

affirma-j Mr. D. will continue in the Land

tion and examine him for the purpose Warrant bu«W+«, and the various duties of a

A young lady was recently cured of of ascertaining whether any off^sc has palpitation of the heart, by a young M. been committed against any provision gci,.n, ,T in tbo mndt nninral ««JmnmnoWa

and if o* Lim' Warrants bought and »oW.

answer any M.j 19.1855. D. 8. D.

CftI1 0ffiCC| and

cobi-

FOR

and verify the: KQ w£,LIdt°',

'SfSPTV?0 ^p:rr sma£sssm==sssss**B=ss

HO^majket f»R*rOftD BAIL? fV* rug AttfSjOtK.

l:z

Mela-ssca Tobacco Salt bbl(*o»l Wood cord Lime $ bu. Feathers Rice Whisky gal) iiutter* ju# Einr*

Fi*h Whit* Macfcorttl ihvi T«a» l*r Indigo 1 Falicratu*

lji

rw *sn««w «uu *UOW

American as a fixed fact, and destined DVd Ap'U $ bu. 1,50 to exist. 1 ®TV? The proprietors aro determined by! patatJoa untiring energy, aud a hcHjrt felt devo-! Cheese tion to tliecaust- in which "they are en- Maddw ,3 -I gaged, to m»ke the American a most, desirable and readable newspaper. i^i^rCUS

The markets, of our own and of the \j Jjj Jj j. principd GrocsHel Hi Provbion. of aU Wads. be coirectly repoi ted daily raiBG diOTigned *re now ©r.p«r».d to weekly. wAitvpna tbdr- ftinsds anac*t*t«mcm

All of'Mi "fthoTostnature, Irei- from pcr«onaliti.-s,

ing

unexceptional in language, will be

Weekly per anntim in advance, 1,00. six months., 50. 11 copics one year, -10,00.

No •nherifMiom reeved for weekly

BROWN & SILVEETHOBafl.

Publishers & Proprietors.

rAHn

,in-in0,

£to,f Xirket ?lhTs™X

thereupon, forthwith The bunm** will continue without a

RETAIL-

WHOLESALE. Flour *bbl $StSd Whea| $0,00®1.30

£?•*&«<••**,

Bacon Flarsood Lard

Jf# 7a8

Bmuiol

A E N A

Foa

THIE

xsml or oua LURO, lS6i.

sn 3 t-

w«»twpon

,B ,,, cd Bwf, Hara«, Sbnuldm,ido«,

according to law item to^store ootemajomries will^^fce prefcerAed. $ Latd, Potatoes, Salt in wuska liquor and vessels so seized, in Terms. ^.Taiow. Daily, per w.ek payable to carrier ICkits.fhd pvety tbh.g that c*n Wdwired, per annum ia advance, 85,00. mav be had, nt clieaocr rated than can be six months.*-'• *.50. foand in t^itV.^*^ A six months^1 *,50 three montTis,l"Ar,«ini ],I1

is t® &

jasi xitr 1 JCUT. 1 9 3 4 5 6' 1 8 3 4 5 6 7 7 W 9 10 18 13i 8 9 1« IS 13 14 14 15 16 17 18 19 SOjlS 16 17 18 l(» 90 SI 92 S3 25 CC 27 2930 Si

r,£BR0AR*

fi 8 9 in 5 6

6 7 8

with a full a«d gouoiiJ ittottniantofGrocor ies nnd Proyi-inna. Thrlr jttoek cotnjrtf»«, in part, EnglUli Dairy .Chuaao, Mack«reJ« Sugars ^)icc», CnfTae. Twu, Molft*ki»,onnva*«*

'Tabs and asrtihoard s,

G':

D, S.

DANALDSON.

From the rehidence of Mra. Ellcn Col(rinj

ihey^will be rewarded

their trouble. [June 14

Jane 5, 1655-dtf

BCf" Butter. Eg^l.Xhl^'nlR. MoHl. Flour, Ac. ki*pt on hand, when thej' are to bo hod in the ominiry.

O* P«rn«n* sending children for any artiC^lo house, roly on tlie corroctneaa

May 16, 1W55 dtf

.*"• & -jj

9 11

our legislation, or the administration of lira 13 14 15 16 I7hai3 14 15 16 17 18 excelled by many Western printing ofAm*rican Laws. v- IB 19 80 ai 22 23 24|l9 20 82 93 84 85 fic08. 6th. Hostility to the assumptions of

the Pope, through the B'shops, Priests, i" *18 3 ly solicited. and Prelates of the Church, or by pow- 4 5 6 7 8 9 10| 8 3 4 5 6 7 8| May 30, 1856.

11 19 13 14 15 16 1TJ 910 11 19 IS 14 15 18 19 30 81 S3 93 94|l6l7 18 19 80 91 29! 85 86 27 SB 89 30 31 '23 24 85 96 97 98 89

9 3 4 5 6 7| 9 10 11 12 13 141

Atoii.- [30 5 6 7 OPTOBKR." 2 13 141 1 8 3 4

JUNE.

lhrt

HORSES

young nnd in K"°d condition. Inquire J. M. ADAMS' Atction Store.' Mav 21,1866-dtf

cai

Flour! Flour!!

QU^KRFINK Flour at reuil for *9.00: a lO good ariiclo of Fino Flour ai f^.ou, per barrel, cun now be had of

JAMISON 4 TERRY.

Mav 30, 1855-dtf

Harpers Magazine for June. "i ODEY'S Lady'a Book for June W Oraham'a Maga*ine for Jun« The MUsing

tRride

May 29- tf

Fish. Mackerel, of the best received and for sale at R..S. COX 4 CO.,

REMOVAL.

DR.J.

M. Coroins, has removed hia oflice one aquare north of the Stewart Houfe, Aprill6,dtf.

AMERICAN

•'fmi

|$S*vv.-,v hV.t&T*

oohatto

PRINTING OFFICE

Welches Block, Fourth Street,

East of the Po«t Office,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA.

footer) &

PRINTERS AND PROPRIETOR^

lO .rpHE Proprietors of the "American 75(gl,UQ Job Printing Office," are pleased to 60 say that they are now prepared to fill all orders (oa abort notice) in the line

llain mitr Jfancg Sob

mimmmr Our stock of type and o'^ier material, are entirely new, and of the best and most fashionable stvle, purchased with a view of doiug all kinds of

RAILROAD

25 26 27 28 29 30 otctama.

a 1 8 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 80 21 22 23

eral and local news, will be carelully 24 25 26 27 29 30 noted, and selections will be made in! reference to the maintenance of a high Q. 1 tone of morals in our columns, '"T

OIRCXTLARS,

BILL HEADS, HAND-B1LL8, NOTE8,

IQ°

VXT. -V»V' TB ,s

Deeds, XjGCUBeS, MORTGAGES, &0.,f 5a #Very thing in the printing-.

will be done in a manner not to be

jCSr Orders for Printing respectfttl-

MONEY MADE

rP»sa*i«

1 I. I? .#! »o*«,bv which, without anyri-k,tb? capital nana on 84 85 86 67

cftn

2R 89 80 31 jand by a little e*tn» wcrtion Komraca

hp-^

QUICK.

grout complaint among ytrang

JL im»u that they cannot

«t employments

that will rp»nun«!r«te tttem (or their wfvtcoft.

To *«ch, th» wnbwiribor would c«U atUution

1*16 17 18 19 20 2li 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 to a »afo, |.»l«aunt and very profitablebuai

2223 24 25 26 527 28|l4 15 16 17 18 19 20 29 30 MAT 1 2 3 4ft 6 7 8 9 10 II 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 10 20 21 22 2: 24 25 26 27 28 "29 30 31

bvdoublinl tvory three monihs,

land by a little wttr* exurtion ev«ry two motlia. Agwnt* am wnut«d iu every etty and 1 in

,oWn

,'10

Uniou—you cannot overstock

.? .? 12 the marki't, and ther« alwar* a ready «al*.

11 19 13 14 15 16 17 circular# containing a full and accurate

13 4 16 7 8 910 11 12 13 14 15 1617 |8 19 80 21 22 2394 95 26 8t 28 99 ^•JOHl

18 19 20 2l 22 93 24 doncription of the bn«ili«w, and all rnattrrs "tnc pt-rt«lninjf thereto, will bo ant free of cxjcn«a to tuiy addreas, on application by let* tor or otherwise to SAMUEL SWAN, I

Allant«, Qa., or Montgomery, Ala. Juno 1, 1866-d3m

Amc rican Transportation Company. CAPITAL 8900,000. NCOItPCRATED under the laws of the 1 Ptatc of N«w Torh. This company havo nbuudont mean#both in Steam Propeller* and I Boats, to give any property, iulruMted to them, the gr.*at«« despatch, and it *hall be th«*r car« to traaapurt all property safoly, and in good order.

The merchant* of Terra Haute, and adjacent country, ar« r«Hpi*ctfully invliwl to take the advantage* of thinlioc into conaideratioa

CONSIGNEES.

Hubby, Hughe* 4" Co Cleveland Browr£ 1m, Pcnill^Uin and Co, Brown mid King,Scott and Co., Toledo. Shewmtker and Oo., Terr* Haote,, w.

MOSTgenerally,

or, Miriam the Aven

ger. by Mrsi 8outliworth. EUen Norbury (new wupply) by Bennett, for »saU at W. BUCKINGHAN'S,

May 29-dtf Sign of the "Big BOOK."

Jnat Received

DIRECT

from the manufacturers, which

1 rjre «uj ing Paper", Envelope*, etc., at BUCKINGHAM'S BOOKSTORE.

Any Informal ion tfiven bv SHKWMAKER A CO., Ohio Street botwecn 1st and Sd. May 24*855 and wif.

XjOOXSL OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE!

"V[ OTICE is hen»by ivn to the owner* of i. hog« in the city of Torre-Haute, that the underpinned will t«kw up and ompound all houa running at large, contrary to ordinance, ana that all nog1*, that may be so taken up. and impounded for twulv* hours, previous to 8 o'clf^ck, Tuesday the 19th, Thursday th* 2i*u aud Saturday the 23d day* of June, 1855, will 1x3 »«ld by at aaid pound, to aatinfy the lwnaliy and costs that may be aaae»»«a- Ti oraiuanco for hogs ruuning at large will be euforced,,

S. DODSON, City MarbhaW

June 6, 1855-d tf

TEURR-lIAIITf-: ACiRICt'LTUItAL

WARE-HOUSE!

J. M. EISBLE & CO.

Respectfu ly announce to thepaWlie that they have disp*^d of fill 1 heir rocnicftaud Provisions, with a view of carrying on an exclusive Agricultural Wart»-Hou«e HuMneaa, nud are now ready to accommodate all in thu line of

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS: DPnford's Improved Irni Mowvr J. H. Manny V^atcnt adjustable Reaper spul Mower, combined Atttn'a Automat'n,Self lta king Reaper and- Mower Ketchum's c--lo* brated Mowing achino New-York Reaper Little Giant Cot*,i aud Cob Mill. ,Straw Cutters of differor'nt kind*. Revolving Hay-

will be (sold at low priced for C"»h, a R^ea CuhKetaraTcoraVhelfera^ SSytli. pply of Cap, Letter, Note, and rap-, Hoe«, Raker. SnathH wed t'radles, anu evatyr thing else ivdually kept if. ap Agrkulteia$

W are-Hous/ May 28, I8i4-w tf

FIN*E

FreA Leiuons iuht

Bale bf

June 6. t956-dtf

J.'* «.V

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