Daily American, Volume 1, Number 111, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 28 June 1855 — Page 3

IE AMERICAN.

IT I E S

-M 4H0! 8AMU" I Tbjxs will be a mwting of the members of American Party, at their Sail,on Thursday evening, at the usual time, an important business trill come before the meeting, jj- a general attendance is requested^

Terre-Haute,

June 26th. 1855.

ggr We neglected to notice vester|dsy, that Mr. J. Harding, of the Prairie •Beacon, called on us last Tuesduy. |He appears to be in better health than (usual, and in fine spirits. We requestfed him to «end a few of the most rabid [anti-temperance

Suckers over

...

far

to our

[now quiet City, that they may witness [the change, since King Alcohol has (been dethroned. If any lesson can teach a man to regret having voted against the temperance move, here is the ue to learn that lesson. Each day appears as quiet as Sunday, save the business hum of a lively people. Send them along, Col., melancholy will be the only disease they can complain of until they have another opportunity of voting on a prohibitory law. ,,

o'clock, just as we (the Junior.) had »f prosecuted

jar Thos. Houghton, City Treasurer, has returned, and is at his post.

HARPER PORJULY!—Fact, madam you will find it there at BUCKINGHAM'S, at the sign of the Big Book, No. 3 Phoenix Row. Walk in and buy a copy, it is the best Magaeine published in this or any other country.

A GOOD LAND SPECULATION.—A few years ago a gentleman purchased 1100 acres of land in the vicinity of Island Pond, Vermont. Some of it he bought for taxes, and all of it at such low rates that the whole 1100 acres cost him only $250. Since the building of the railroad through that corner of the State, that and all other l«nds in the vicinity have been increasing in value, and within a few months he has 6old the 1100 acres for §8500.

£3T With few exceptions, the Virginia papers speak of anticipated large yields of wheut. Several farmers are now harvesting.

Every woman is in the wrong

until she cries—and then she is in the right instantly.

J3TL -Iters from Maine say the crops are looking finely throughout the State.

£3T Fresh water is so scarce in Liverpool that the streets are now sprinkled with salt water.

IT The new clip of wool is beginning to appear in market in Michigan. Prices range from 20 to 30 cents—a great reduction from last year.*

The Rochester Advertiser says

that some lots of new clip wool were sold in that market on Thursday at 26 cents.

JCy The New York canal tolls so far this year 6how a falling off of $114,108. ilr/1 ttf' A New York mechanic has indented a wooden man who can walk and talk. •,: ..

INDIANA LIQUOR LAW.

AX ACT to prohibit the manufacture and tale of spirituous and intoxicating liquors, except in the cases therein

jHT We learn that a letter was re ccived by Mr. Kester, of this City, from he stands charged, the mayor, justice, California, yesterday evening, stating or court shall rende^ judgment accor-

,l»t Mr. John Hodges vas drownad in

fornia. He leaves a large family

the Yuba Hiver, sometime in May last. words importing the singular numMr. Hodges represented Vigo in the ^er

an4

many friends to mourn their loss.

X3T Last night about half pastil

nam-

ed, and to repeal all acts inconsistent therewith, and for the suppression of intemperance. [CONCLUDED. 1 S:I SEC. 36. Every personi who has

been authorized to manufacture spirit-1suggj. uous and intoxicating liquor, and given Coffee bond with sureties therefor and every person who has been appointed an agent to purchase and sell sprituous and in-!coal

purchase and sell sprituous and in-1 coal toxicatingliquors, ana has given bond 1 Wood® cord and security therefor, as required by|k?m* law, may be prosecuted in the circuit !*«$£ court, or court of common pleas, with jwhiakyjp gall his surety upon his bond, for a breach Butter* of the condition thereof, and may be prosecuted in a crimiual proceeding for Mackerel ^f a violation of the law at the same ttme I Tea* 50(365 and if he is found guilty, and fined for a Tar ®»n0 violation of the law, and the penalty of j^'K® 1,00® 1,15 his bond shall be declared forfeited for $iz@$ the same violation of law, and payment Candlos 14 made upon the fine imposed in the critn-. S ar Candles 2G inal case shall be credited upon the'Tallow judgment rendered upon the bond q,^ @0,00

SEC. 37. It shall not be necessary peaches Dried in any complaint, affidavit, or in forma- Potatoes tion, under the provisions of this Act. Ch^e ,J| to fliledge that the offense charged was a second, third, or sny subsequent offense by the accused person ngainst the same provision of this Act but if it shall appear in evidence upon the triiil that the persc.n accused has been before convicted of the same offense with which

a,eS.stnl(.UoXf

on]y may a]so

Legialaturf, once or twice, and was one |al of persons and things and words imof our responsible farmers. He left porting the masculine gender only may *. r-„i be extended to females also. this county early last spring, for Call-

f(U

1&4 dowu to rest from the toils of the

day, pondering over the hardships of

this life, a spirit of melody seated un-, jn the same manner as if such laws wore der the window, "touched the guitar,, not repealed. lighUy, lightly aooo another stvuek in with the soul-stirnng notes of the mayors of cities, and judges of olin, and we were qu'ckly transported j)C

undcr

tho same

and all such suits, proceedings and

prostcution8

ecute(

pending shall be pros-

to final judgment and execution,

beyond "the vale of tears." It was sitUng of said cohrts.^

lovely I Thank you, boys-come again.

urts of common pleas, during the

sitting PEC. 41. No spirituMs or intoxica ting liquor shall be given away, or be kept with intent to be given away, in any tavern, boarding house, public eat-ing-house, grocery, oyster shop, store,

resort or on any steamboat, or other craft, carrying passengers and for any violation of this section, the person so offending shall be finsJ (o the same extent HS for selling such liquor contrary to this act.

SEC. 42. This act shall take effect and be in force from and after the twelfth day of Juno next and the Secretary of State shall cause one thousand copies thereof to be printed in pamphlet form, as soon as practicable,'and transmit three copies of the same to the clerk of each of the circuit courts of this Stat«, who shall file the same in his office and said clerk siiall, immediately upon the reception of such copies, forward a certificate, under the seal of such court, to the Secretary of State, and alike certificate to the Governor, of the time of the filing of this act in his office and when such certificate has been received from all the counties of this State, the Governor shall publish his proclamation stating such fact, which shall be received?in evidence, in all courts in this State, of the fact of such filing.

TRICHE & BALL, HAVING

permanently located them

selves in Terre-llaute, are now prepared to fill all calls in the line of Und.ertfl.K 1rg. They have on hand and keep constan 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 sa%e kind.

Hearse, in all cases, free of charge where coffins are procured at our establishment. t35~ Shop, on Second street, on the corner North of the Stewart House.

June 16-tf. TRICHE fe BALL.

CIGARS I

A LARGE and Fine assortment of Cigare J\. and Tobacco, just recivjd at WESTFALL & TRAPP'S, cor. 4th and Ohio sta.

May,25-d-tf.

HOME MARKET.

comaxcrxD DAILT roa ntt AMKUCAM

\\ilOLisAL£^^^R£TML? Flour bbl §8,50 "Wheat $0,[email protected] Corn fr. 65 Bacon

tbi«

be applied to the plur-

5g A]) and partg of act8

inconsistent with the provisions of this

1 act are hereby repealed but such repe» of any former act shall not affect any suit, proceeding, or prosecution com-

$8,75 0.0:» 0,65 8@l0 0,00 10

#Ai

Flaxsqedak-r l.iS Lard 7@8

r-i

50( S9(

£60 514 75 9 00 00 40 10

tt Bushel

8i«f

If It

J# jj&O

75® 1,00 60 I

6(1

& ||i* A

@0,00 a,50 1.50 10

Madder Onions ("hie kens ^dox. Cid«r Oata

Together with a full aasortment of Steuben co. bank. Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffins,

of the beat material and workmanship. Shawnee bank, U" Funerala attended with an elegant Tippecanoe bank,

Every tiling in Lis lino furnished at th6 Kalntnrtoo Bank, •hottest uoticti and on the most rea)»onubla N. ^. Stock Ban*, tdrms. Wayne bank,

Economy Stove! ""k°f

bar-room, confectionary, or other place fFHE attention of the public is respect* RochMUsr,' of public entertainment or in any thea-1 JL fully invited to the New and oele- u'k0f T.Watlsworth, tre, museum, or other place of public'b«t«d •'Economy Stove manuf^m^l at ru n«„\r

A lluvliir ni.... J»,..

Dayton, Ohio. 1 ... ft

Cooking Stoye,

The interest* of any one will be promoted by examining tliera, and becoming acquainted with their merits before they purchase any other kind.

TkitM*— Rtitpa nnd fixtures f35, cash or $38 on short time, to responsible per*on*. THOS. B. HUNT.

June 8, 1855-dlwwtf

O* (trough Passengers diue at^ P*81 eleven o'clock. _m June 9 1855-dkw tf.

CONFECTIONERY.

F. EBE&WDTE,

Dealer in Confections, Cigara, fee., Ohio Street, South of the Square, ^EBRK-HACTB, INDIANA.

KEEPS

constantly on hand all kinds of Confections, Toys, Nuts, Candies, Raisins by the box or pound, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Sardine*, etc etc.

Soda Water, of the best, always ready. D" Cigars of the best material and flavor.

SYRUPS?

LEMON,

BANK NOTE LIST.

FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

wv D. Q. P0E8.TEE *i"P HAVING permanently located in Tor-

Block, Corner jFourth and

rotn

Streets,

Collections made and remitted on the day of payment. Com and Kxchang* bought and S(ld. Rmittancus made to England, Ireland and Gtennanv.

OEORGfi C. DUY. Cashier.

iii'f' Indiana. State Bauk and Branch^,

CLASS No: 1. ltiu»k of Indiana^ Hank of Goslu«n. I'ank of Mouticiillo, sr I ank of Salem. ank of the Capitol, 1 Hank «f RocKville, Rank of Warsaw, 10 I Bank of Mt„ Vwnou, 6U@7 Bank of Klkhart.

IS 1 Bank of Syracuse. so Brookville Bank, J5

Bank of Paoli,

TSI

5,00' Oanal bank,

SOMETHING NEW

On "tli.© wa'baab..

y*00 Orescent Citvbank, S.00 Cambridge City Bank, a'.CO'

Ovntral bank.

'•'IS Knyette Co. bank, Farm's. A Mocb's bk, lfart«er»B»nk. tlramercv Bank,

®00 1,50 1, 0 00 40

1.00 1,80 0,00 35

Kentucky Stock Bauk^ I (AOiaage Bank. Meivht*. A Mechs. bk.,

N. Y. «fc Va. 8. 8. bk, Prairie City Bank, I SaU»n bank,

Savings bank of lnd.»

iv-Haute, is now engaged in maiiufac- Southern Bunk of Ind., turing Furniture by tit cam, in the moat Trader* bank, expciHtioua and wnrkmaitlvke manner. Indian Rcacrvt) Bank

His Ware-Booms are on the corner of Third and CVerry streets, vrherc h* k«*pi CLASS No. 2. constantly on hand and offera for aal •, at ..

wholesale and retail, a largo and full assort- rv .^ITA, mcnt of the moat elegant Furniture, of all .au^ styles and descriptions, at rates equal to CiucimiHti prices, addiag freight. kouth Bend,

uunu |ii iwo| auum^ #«v» He al«o kecpn constant patent Mir-tight

Metalic Burial Cases.

Ty «t, hand Fkk's «lk Dulawaro Co. Bank,. I Ufcat Western Bank,

North Western bank,

Upper Wabaoh bank,

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

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

June 18, 1855-dlm

CLASS No.,-

Families and dealers in the trade' will find W aWh River bank, it to their interest to call at the corner of 8d W abash Riv«r bank, [uareKorth of Main, Wayne bauk, ^Vlere. $ j, 1855-d^tf' /. It CLASS No.

ank of Albion,

1 ank of Rcnnsclaer,

iy Stove," manufactuivd at idkhart Co. Bonjit, I liia dewrvei'.ly popular Taint^r* Bank,

»_

Is larger than those In common usl, made of furniera & Mech's Bk, alout. lu'fivy thick plate, and from t^e lent!mony of those thnt tavo used th-m, are naid CLASS No. 5. to combine every advantage botl. in regard to labor-saving and economy, so neefcsaary In a Atlnnt 10 oaiiK, family. The Stoves cmi be seen at the office l^snk of Bridgeport, of Shewmakcr &. Co North aide of Ohio at., ]1an* °jf between Fir«t and Second, Terro *aute,lnd. l!snkof orth America,

Interior bank,

.•ORRKCTSD PAILT FOATUJT AMSATCAV,j jyteiehnnisbiuik, Ma»on, —»Y— lAUoihcWj

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

1 Louisiana. Banks iu N. Orleans, *w-

Par

Kxcbangtfbank.

tPaoli

.^vausvillo ^Kvansvillw .. Camb. City

Lafayiti« I^»ganx|.Hrt Huntingtoii Madison ,' Lnporte

Ho««icr Bank, Huntington Co. Bank,^ Indiana Bank, fndiana Stock Bank.

Columbus Lima N. Albany EvansvilW Tom»-HauUt Haltfitv !, Connar«vill«

Tenv-llanlo Indianapolis Kokotno

Value, 95 cents. M«u nt Sterling Clinton

llockport I South Hend Ft. W nvne

Muncio Terro-Hsufe Bloom Held Angola" Wabash Attica Winui'tuac

Value, 90 cents, Albion Vlncennes l.oganMort

Wabauh River bans,

Corydon

Nrwville

Value, 80 cents. 'Albion Perryaville

hank of Connor*villc, Uiink of America,

A.. RennsdaM'Covington Rrtch«ftt'r

Mich City

Marion l.oganport Rcnseiaor

Value, 75 cents. Jncktton Bridgeport

Powyvillo New p'irl Camielton Plymouth Jamestown

Logansport Peru Newport

Haute

Nanbvilln Plymouth an per

Illinois.

All Solvent banks, Suspended do.

Par.

Sc diss

N. York & N. Jprsey.

All solvent banka,

Par.

Kew England States.

All solvent bauks,

ate bank 4 hranchea. Solvent Free banka, Stock banka (old plate,) Suspended and broken,

Par

Ohio.

Par Par

10c dis

Kentucky.

All solvent banKS,

Virginia.

AH solvent banks,

Pennsylvania.

All aolvent banks,

P*r

'10c disc 10c disc 5c disc

fc tf'.t

Par

xt^ Michigan.

Detroit city banks, *$ Uthcr sohVut biOiks,'

Pst

5(g|l0c di»«

wtacoMta., '.si

All solTsut banks,

Micbigait City St- 1-ouia «pccie cbcck*. st|

Oo^hon. MonticuUo. Salem. I ndianapolis. RockviUc. Warsaw. Mt. Vcrnuu Klkhart ^yracu^n ilirouitvilla

Pwr i,

Missouri.

All solront hanks.

T'ar .U

6cdUu

Tennessee.

101J banks, OUi«r aulwut banks,

disc

&®10o disc

District of Columbia. Lanka.

?',

'WdiK^i-

Alabamft^

All aulvont bank*.

Indianapolis ConnvrMville Indianapolis Wostfk-ld

&<S£ 10« dlM ",a^sff|

Canada.

All solvent batiks,

-K

Town Lots

.VT AUCTION"! 1 HKUI5 will be a public sale of town lots at Mattoon, Uw crossing «f the Terre-llauts 4 Alton Rail Road, with tba Chicago ttraneh «ftho llliuoU Cvutml, on Monday, July Sml 18S5 —-Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M.

Terms cssii and approve'l credit.

si!f

JAS. T. CUNINGHAM.

Charleston, Juno 26,1855-d^tlds

LOOK"OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE I NOTICE

is hereby Given totho owner* of

hogs iu the city of Torre*Hauto, that the I undersigned will take up and empvund all I hogs running at lurgc, contrnry to urdluancs, land that all hog*.that may be so tsk»»n up, and impoundeif for twulvr hour*, previous to 8 o'clock, Tuesday the 19th, Thuradnv th» 21 at, and Saturday the 23d dsvs ofJunw, 1865, will ho *old by me at said pound, to satisfy the mnalty and costs thai rosy be as* a«aaid Tie ordiuuncu fur hog« running at large will bo enforced

S. D0D30N, City Marshal.

June C, 1855*1 tf

TBUKF 1IAI ri* AliRlCULTtTHAJ. 1 WARE-HOUSElujp? .... J. M. RIDDLE & CO.

OST lUfpectfu'ly announce to the pu1»* \f He generally, that they hava disposed sW of all their roceiiaa and Provisions, with a |:.-K view of carrying'on an exclusive Agricult*ir-Vf:: al Wara-HnM»o miainesa, and are now reatly to accommodate^ in tho line of I

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS: 7V. or I I on Manny patent adjuatable Reaper ana Mew-

combined At-kin's Autonml' ti Self JU

Oosben »i 1 u... v.».u Jasper

king R«ap«r and Mower Kotchum'a colebrait'ii Mowing Machine New-York Reaper Little Giant C*»rti and Cob Mill Straw Outterm of diffi-rent kinds Revolving ltay Hakes Cultivi.tira, Com Shellers, Scythes, Hoes, Raker. Snaths and Cradlou, ami c\ery thing clwj usually kept it an Agricultural Ware-Ilouso.

May 2S, 1854-w If

Attica Newprnt Conncrsvillc Morocco X. Albany Rome Lafnyrtlo Bloomfiifld Laurel Lafayette Springfield Logantsport

Hank of Albany, Drovers' Bank, Government Stock bk, t'livcne Co. Bank, I .nui el Bank. Merchants Bank, MerchanU bank, Northern Ind. Bk, Orat'go bank, Public Stock hank Perry County bank, Plymouth b.mV, State Stock bunk, State Stock bank, StAteStock bank of Ind.. Si a'.e Stock Security bank, Trader# bank, Traders bank, Weatern bank,

DANCING ACADEMY.

\f ADAMKIJLAQUE AND MR. WA8Jl TELL, (from H«-r Mnjcity'a Thoalr*, London,) bytho solicitation of many friends in Terro IIauto, will opi-n a Dancing Acadcmy. for tho tuitiou ol the above polite accotn* pli*hment,at. Corinthian Hall, on Thursday afternoon, May 'ilRt.

Gcnth'men's'Class will m«t evory Thnrs« rfav, Fridav and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock P. M.

Claaa for young Mi8«iesnnd Maiters will meet Fridays from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M., aorl Naturdaysll) to 12 A. M., and from 2 to 4 i\ M.

A cloaaof grown young Ladies will b« formed if desired. Madame B., from her long experienceTn teschiiig this polite science, caa assure the public that no paina will boapar* ed to ensure the proficiency of her pupils.— A ntimbf-r of New Dances, Mazourkas,

June 4, 1854—tf.

Par

Maryland.

All solvent banks,

fec.#

inttoducod. For Terms apply to her at Buntin's Hotel. Tcrre-Hautc, May 26, 1855-d-t.f,

NOTICE I

SIBLEYTOWN MARKET RE-OPENED

EREMIAH VORIES would respectfully inform the citizens of Ter-re-Haute that he keeps on band, in the Upper Market House, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, all kinds of FRESH MEATS, such as Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, fcc., which will be served out to his customers, at the usual hours, at the lowest market prices.

Flour! Flour!!

QUPERFINE Flour at_retail for $9^00 a O good article of Fine Par barrel, can now be had of

good article of Fine Flour at $8,50, pet el, can now be had of JAMISON A TERRY., May 30, 1855-dtf

Harpers Magazine for June.

(WODEY'S

"1 Lady'8 Book for June Graham'B Magazine for June

par Tho Mis%ing Bride or, Miriam the Ayen S

~I Ellen Norbury (aew supply) Vjr Bmnekt.

JTorth and South Carolina. jforsaliat tf H.BUCKINGHAN'S.. All ctlvcnt banks, 5c disc May 29-dtf Sign of the "Big Book."