Daily American, Volume 1, Number 110, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 27 June 1855 — Page 2

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A New Daily.

We welcome to our Sanctum the first No. of the "Daily Yincennes Gazette," a neat looking and sprightly paper, a shade larger than the American, and afforded to subscribers at 12£ cents per week, payable every fortnight, or $6 per annum. We cordially extend to it our wannest wishes for its progress and success. Keep sending it.

Attempt at Murder.

One day last week, HESRT INGRAM, a blood-thirst) ruffian, who lives near McCune's Mill, in this county, shot at a little step-son of Mr. Willis Epperson, the ball hitting him in the side, and came very near killing him. The fiend who perpetrated this bloody act, alleges that he thought it *as the boy's father when he shot. It seems that Ingram has had a grudge against Mr. Epperson, and took this chance of revenging himself. Ingram was arrested, and tried before Esq. Noel, on Friday last, who committed him, in 8300 bail, to await his trial at the August term of the Circuit Court.

This Ingram is tke same chap who burned the old log jail in this place a number of years ago, and if he gets justice done him, he will soon resume his labors in the State prison.—Rockvttle Republican.

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J. N. SILVERTHORNJ

The New platform.

We have been delayed on account of a press of job work and other mutter in publishing the several platforms that have been recently adopted by the different wings of the American party, as also that of tiie Know Somethings. We hope so soon as wo get through publishing the Liquor Law, to be able to lay them before our readers, as!well as some remarks, in regard to them, and scntijnents manifested by the Indiana press. We shadowed forth our views, when the convention first met—to some extent, and shall leave no doubt, in regard to which side we lean.

JC3T" We are pleased to notice the

polite attention and social feeling, that

exists between, and that is being displayed, by the different cities of Indi-

A lelter from Nashville (Tcnn.)

says the wheat from the Kentucky line to that place has been harvested, and the yield is unparalleled the same number of acres reaped double that of any former year. All saved without the slightest blemish.—Louisville Times.

Monetery.—Our readers will do well to examine the New Bank Note List, in to-day's paper, as important changes have taken place. We are indebted for this carefully prepared list to Mr. Duy, the urbane and gentlemanly Cashier of the "Southern Bank of Indiana." Our readers may rely upon this list being corrected, wheneverany changes occur.

&3T Governor J. A.Wright returned home from Washington City on Saturday last,, in good health.

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INDIANA LIWO& MW» AK ACT to proM&U the manufacture and sale of spirituous and intoxicating liquors, fxcept in the cases therein nam

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SEC. 31-. It any person claiming any interest in any spirituous or intoxicating liquor seized as a nuisance, and

sert his claim upon the trial, he shall bo deemed to have waived his claim,

ISAAC M. BROWN,

TERRE-HAUTE, IND. WED N ESDAYTJ 87, 183

contested or questioned in any action in

of forfeiture is declared and 110 court shall take jurisdiction of any action of replevin, or any other action, to try the validity of the proceedings in which the forfeiture is declared except as herein prov ided. •_

SEC. 32. Any person feeling aggrieved by any judgment of tho mayor of a city, or justice of the peace, may appeal within thirty days, to the court of common pleas or circuit court of tho county, but the appellant shall, beforo the appeal is grantod, enter into a recognizance beforo the justice or mayor, with approved security, in the final sum of twice tho amount of tho judgment and costs, conditioned that the appellant will personally appear in the appellate court, and pay the judgment and costs that may be rendered against him, and abide the order of the court, and

n°c^Par'

without leave.

SEC. 33, When an appeal is taken,

the magistrate shall forthwith make out I a ^a[1' transcript of the proceedings, and

aaa, towards each other. An exchange file it, with all the papers in the cause, of maps, of city charters and of city or- jan* the appellate court shall try the dinances, has been going on for some!

c,ause'.w,

der a judgment, and enforce it according to the provisions of this Act. ?KC',34:. Whenever any spirituous

ining trom the Municipal arrangement or intoxicaiing liquor is seized as a nuiof the other—of the highest importance,

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May this friendly relation ever exist I officer seizing it shall keep the same between the various cities of our belov- !fflLi%8°m3-?°T

under any provision of this Act,

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without a jury, and ren

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judgment and if judgment of forfeiture I o® gi^en against such liquor, or any part of it, he shall deposit such liquor with the^ county agent, duly appointed to sell intoxicating liquors, for safe keeping, and take his receipt therefor for safe keeping and if no appeal is taken within thirty days, the officer shall return the receipt for safe keeping, and take and destroy the liquor, under the order of the court trying the cause.

But if an appeal is taken, the officer shall return his order to the proper court, endorsed that ha had delivered the liquor so seized to the county agent for ^afe keeping, and the county agent shall keep such liquor, subject to the brder of the appellate court. Whenever judgment is given against the State upon the seizure of such liquor as a nuisance, the attorney prosecuting the action, or the district attorney may cause the action to be taken to the appellate court upon appeal, at any time within three days, without any bond being filed on the part of the State. And the officer seizing the liquor shall not return it to the place of seizure until the expirntion of three days and upon an appeal being taken on the part of the State, he shall deposit the liquorseized with the county agent for safe keeping, and make his return accordingly. vVhenever final judgment is given against the State in such cause, that the liquor so seized is not a nuisance, and not subject to forfeiture, the county shall pay the costs of tho seizure, carriage, safe keeping, and return of the liquors, and Ihe fees of the officers, jurors, and witnesses in such cause but tho county shall be liable for no other costs, in any case, except tho keeping of persons under arrest, and imprisoned for a violation of this Act, as in other cases.

SEC. 35. No defect in any bond, or wilting, or recognizance, with security required by this Act, shall, in any manner, invalidate the same but the person executing it shall be bound to the full extent of the law requiring the bond, writing, or recognizance. (To be continued.)

JR-HT' Dont fail to notice and bear in mind the Sale of Lots, advertised in another column, to take place at Mattoon, on Monday the 2nd day of July. The crossing of the two great leading thorough-fores between the East and West, the North and South, the extensive fertile corn growing and stock producing country around it, the facilities for reaching different markets, with other considerations, render a large and prosperous town [at the above locality almost inevitable,

t£& The Citizens of Terre^Haute, in genejal, and the Committee Vf arrange^ menpof the 4th of July celebration, in

ed, and to repeat aH acts.inconsistent particular, are requested to^ineet at the therewith, and for the suppression of Court House, to-night, to" close thearintemperance. Mt •••,? -tr-*

rangements. Don forget

Mail seeks 'get a,

voting hljuui oei^eu Hsa nuisance, ana. 7~" drink, but the latest device is having knowledge or notice as required the "Statesman" of a Columbus by this Act, of the. seizure, shall not as- P10"0^ to which cocoanuts emptied of sert his nlnim nmm «v.jt fri«i their milk, and filled with "old rye," were carried by the gentlemen. and shall not afterwards asserlany right thereto, whatever, or any claim for damages. Judgment of forfeiture against spirituous or intoxicating liquor

caU8e

any court by any person,.except by ap- ture of the atmosphere, and the cold peal of the cause in which the judgment weather which has prevailed for several of forfeiture is denlimul! nnd /vimf days past.

out many inventions to

SPOTS ON THE SON.—An observation was made by a gentleman in Baltimore,

... ,a day or two since, when two spots

under the provisions of this Act, shall were seen to cover a portion of the face operate as a judgment in rem, and the:nf a,. m,. validity of such judgment shall not bo 1

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to be

of the change in the tempera-

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The Russian Minister at Washington, says that the reported victories of the allies in the Crimea is all gammon, and only gotten up to satisfy the French and English people.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

THE INDIAN

THE proprietor of the Indian Springs would ltiforni the public that he is prepaied for the accommodation of such company as mav desire a healthy and pleasant retreat during the hot weather of Summer. These Springs are situated in Martin county, Ind., 18 mi c# W. of Bedford, and 14 N. E. of Mount Pleasant, at each of which places •hacks ffre kept to convey passengers at all times. Lavack, Burton and others at Mount Pleasant, run hacks. Visitors from the North or South can come in the cars to Bedford, or from the South and West in the stage to Mt Pleasant.

It is deemedu hnecessaiy to describe the qualities of tlie water, as those who have tasted their virtues think them

INCOMPARABLE!

The water is said *to resemble very much that of the hite Sulphur Springs of Virginia.— It is particularly well adapted to DYSPEPTICS while as a general ren vat or it is unsurpassed. It has proved

EFFICA CIOIJS

in many cases of Scrofula, Erysipelas, 'Dropsy, &c., &c., fcc, I would add that since tne iasfc season I have discovered on the premises Chalybeate water,very good quality.'^

FISH & GAME ARE ABUNDANT.

and the alleys and swings will be in good or? der. Bung the midst of the Mineral region, coal and iron abound here, as also superioi qualities of grey marble, grey granite and grind-stone grit. There are many good locations in the vicinity for the establishment of Furnaces and Rolling Mills, and a

FINE OPENING

for the first to commence the business here. I would like to have it understood that I don want everybody to comc at onc«, for if th'y do, some will have to lay out or be hung upon pegs, for I have not roo». to hold them though.I will do the best I can, and other Hotels and Boarding Houses iu the vicinity will doubtless be accommodating. Persons desiring to use the bath had best brine their own towels.

Tho season wiU close 15th October. Wat»r shipped in new good barrels when ordered.

J. R. DUNIHUE, Proprietor. June 27-dtmvd. ,i-J

"Wanted..

SWEET

CREAM, for which the high

est price will be paid, at WESTFALL & TRAPPS. June 27-d-tf.

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TO-CLOSE OUT!!

T)EING compelled,oh accountof my health J_ to change my business, I offer my entire stock of Queens-ware, Glass-ware, Hardware, and Silverplated-ware in short, the

E S A S S O E S O Of China ware, and House-Furnishing goods that I ever had in store also, a lotoF

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES! All fresh and new, at wholesale or retail. I will tako in part payment the building of a house to cost from *3,500 to $4,000, or, I will sell one half of the establishment to some activo business man, who would carrv on the business.

Tow 11 Lots

ATJCTION

Terms cash and approved credit.

Charleston, June 25,1855-clwtds

T^"EEPS constantly on hand all

June 18, 1855-dlm-

D* Until the ahoy® is effected, I will retail at cost and expenses. Juno 26-diw4w E. S. "WOLFE.

For Rent!

TWO DWELLING-HOUSES £pp,yo£ .x- '1 E. S.WOLFE. June 26-diwtf

Percussion Matches.

HAVE the A|«ncy for the sale of J_ the Percussion Matches, manufactured, by A. Kent, Middlebury, Summit C«., Ohio.

A large quantity now on hand, all warranted of tho best quality, which will be sold to the trade, at the lowest prices. Call and see them, at No. 2 Early's Block, Terre-Haute, Ind.

.THERE wiil be a public sale of town lots atj l?0R8TEfi. Mattoon, the crossing: of the Terre-H aute fc (ft HAVING permanent! »i Alton Rail Road, with the Chicago Btjuiph Haute, is now enira£!?C*tediaTe of the Illinois Central, on Monday, July 2nd turing 1855.-—Sale to commence atlO o'clock, A.M. expeditious and workmaiilsiT-111,111 ^e'ninl

JAS. T. CUN lKflHAM.

SPECIAL ELECTION. NOTICE is hereby given to the voCil. if.' •. nm

ters of the 5th Ward of the city of Ter- ^"t-j pr.ces,

re-Haute, thatan especial election wiU ^fehg*

Wi itness our hands and the corporate seal of said city, the 21st day of June, A. D. 1855, at Torre-Haute.

JAMES HOOK, Mayor.

Atrest: E. B. ALLEN. ClerkJune 21, 1855-dte if

NOTICE.

be held at F. Megaw's shop, on Mon-i day, the 2d day of July next, for the ?,Uria^ Ci purpose of electing one councilman to Burial Cloth^and wm!iU fill the vacancy occasioned by the re- of the best material and w^S,.^ signation of J. B. Edmunds. O" Funerals atteudbd tutf**:

V. J. Burnott has been appoint ed Inspector, and J. T. MojQFatt and Megaw, Judges thereof.

EXPECT to be absent from town* -L three or four weeks, and have deposited my Docket with Lambert Duy, Esq., where those having business un- !lrat€'d "Economy Stove, settled, or wishing to examine the same

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can call, and have it attended to in my absence. 4 I. ML^IIAY. June 21, 1855-dt4 hT

SYRUPS! SYRUPS!!'

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kinds of finely flavored SYRUPY, used in connection with SodK Foums*. including Lemon, Pine Apple, Raspberry! Rose, Sarsupanlla, Strawbi-rry &c.—for sale, in quantitea to suit th« tiade.at

June ID tf "WESTFALL & TRAPP'S

CONFECTIONERY.

ii F. EBERWINE, Dealer in Confections, rignrs, Scc., Ohio Street, South of the Square,

TERRE-HAUTE, IKOIANA.

kinds

XV Confections, Toys, Nuts,

Candies,

Raisins by the box or pound, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Sardines, etc etc. 'C?* Soda Water, of the best, alwavs ready. (Ej* Cigars of the best nmlerial and flavor

SYRUPS!

LEMON,Ginger,

Sasaparilla. StwwTjerrv,

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

TRICHE BALL, Hselves

AYING permanent!)' located themin Terre-Haute, are now prepared to fill.all calls in the line of

XJnd.ertate.ing.

They have on hand and keep consian ly 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 boffins are procured at our establishment.

Shop, on Second street, on the

corner North of the Stewart HOUSP. June 16-tf. TRICHE & BALL.

REVERE HOUSE

Situated on Perry St., Xorth of Main, ATTICA, IND., S I & S O N

.. (LATE OF COLUMBUS, O.)

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

(CT Through Passengers dine at past eleven o'clock, June 9 l855-d«fcw.tf.

CIGARS!

J. M. ADAMS.

June 26, 1855-dtf.

LARGE and Fine assortment of Cigars and Tobacco, just recivad at WESTFALL TRAPP'S, cor. 4th and Ohio sts. Mfcv. 25-d-tf.

Kew»nn«noTr

His Ware-Rooms lre •of Third and Cherrv streets wli constantly on hand and offm wholesale and retail, aWe an,? r,,**1 tt ment of the most eleiranf TW

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stylos and descriptionsfattJtrta,,. "t* prices, addiug frtieh^

»v»- "-ovi IUUUI1K ai ^*11

a«ii«gfreigh!™^

Cia*--Ci

co^tantfy

Ewy thing in hi. Ii„. Ion the mostrea^vJl

shortest notice and on terms Fam i'ies and dealers,in the tmV ».n »1 it to their interest to call at

before purchasing elsewhere Terre-Haute. M»y 29, 1855-dwtfkG

EconomjuStove!' S®^8res»

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Cooking Stove, 1

Is larger than those in common use martn Stout, heavy thick plate, «ud from Jr. ,"' mony of those that!a"v« usvd thf-m area'i .to combine every advant^hoL. iVrS',1 labor-saving and economy/ so nece««rv in

It. Tfc, &*»

oi bhewmaker & Co North side 6fOliio« I

be^cei.1

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and Second, Ter re "aute Ind'

The interests of any one will bi

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by examining them, and becoming S

Jkrm*—Stove* arrd fixtures $35, ca«h

June

$ob on fchoit tune, to responsible personTHOS. E. HUNT, 8, 1855-d 1 wwtf

for the best

SOBA „,• IN THE CITY, GO TO V.. WESTFALL &

TRAPP'S,

Corner of 4lh and Ohio Street's. June 9, 1855-drf.

MIIS.Boarding!i-Boardidg!!

RUGGLE^ now prepared To a? commodate a few more boarders,niih or without lodging. If'' ilj° Room East, side of the Public ?qn .re. a few doors above the City Hall.

May 28, '1854-dtf 1

DANCING ACADEMY. AD^MEBLAQUE AND MR WASTELL, (from H«r Majesty's Tlieaif, Loudon,) by the solicitation of many frieijdt in I »*rre Haute, wiil op?n a DancingAcii.lt my, for the tuition ot the above polite

accom

plishment, at.Corinthian Li all, on TburS'luj afternoon, Mny .*?lKt. Gen tic men's Cla.-s will meet evory Th»irf''ay, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock P. fa.

Class for .young Misses and Masters trill meet I1 ridays from 4 t-o o'clock P. M„ smi Saturdays 1!) to 12 A. M., und from 3 to 4 P. M.

A cl'issof grown young I adi^fi ^iH iormc-d if desired. Miuiiune P., from h»r long experience in teaching thi.s polite •ci'-ncc.ou assure the putlic that, no pains will hi*spared to ensure tht profici'-ncy ot her jmpils.-r A number of New Danc.-s, MuzourKas, tr... introduced. fo her at Bnntiu's 1'otel.

For Terms apply Ti-rre-Haute, Mav 26, 15.R5.d-tf.

STOTICE

sibleyto¥n market HE-OPENED I„

TEREMIAH VORIES would te«* tf pec.tfully inform the citizens of Te^ re-Haute that he keeps on hand, in th» Upper Market House, every Monday. Wednesday and Friday, all kinds of

Proprtetora. Travellers and Boarders accommo-' ^^^SH MEATS, such as Beef, Pork

dated in the best style, and on reason-!

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Mutton-.A Voal1-

which will be served

out to his customers, at the usual hours,

at the lowest market prices. June 4, 1854—tf.

Dr. WARREN, Dentist

Thankful for the liberal patronage recieved, continues to perform all operation" in DENTISTRY in the same

DURABLE

CARtrvi

manue

and

LT OFFICE IN MODESITT'S BUILD^QMarch 8-tf

Henry Ward Bco iiers's New Book,

FULL

of Life, Power, and Originality. Instructive as entertaining. iStar Papers, or Experiences of Art ana ture,by Henry an! Beecher.

Bell Smith Abroad,

A handsome 12 mo. vol., with illn6tratiw» by Healy Walcutt, &c.—price $1,25. Bell'b Rkotches are instinct with life, tM| sparkle with brilliants, are gemmed wuA wit, and address themselves to almost/**ry chord ot the human heart.—[Louisvn (*Ky.) Bulletin. Comm^n-plnce Book of Though1#, lleBlon and Faneies, by Mrs. Jameson. ... Leaves from a "Family Journal, by EBW

Siuvestre. For sale at BUCKINGHAM'S BOOJS-STORS, JuneS—d*wtf