Daily American, Volume 1, Number 113, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 June 1855 — Page 3

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'HE AMERICAN.

Cllt ITEMS.

Ufent-Htute Lodge, No. 51,1, 0.0. P.,

eeU this evening.

11,1

trVig® Division, Sous of Temperance, ets ibis evening. '^bm&

Cp The Post Office opens at 8 o'clock, toonow (Sunday) for delivery.

WKSTWABD. Ho! —A. large company of roung gentlemen leave this city, next Thurs«T bound for the Western region of Iowa.

[out of

JOT See notice of a one-horse wBgoSPwiilJted. in to-day's issue. n* ______ MttHBSti

JET Cherries, the first of the season, were [selling from a wagon,yesterday,at 30c a peck.

To keep cool—Get a "chunk"

Harrison'* Ice Wagon

fZT What has become of all the patriot citirens?—What of the celebration talked of

4 -ife V- -tH-. £%5

(ETTrimble county (Ky.) blackberries, have made their appiarance iu the Madis4U market. ....

IT An Artesian well, in Charleston, S. C.. has reacbod the great depth of 1,239 feet, iNMirly one-third of a mile, and is still being proaccuit'd, in a solid rock.

Mrs.

Partmgton'a Ike has bought a ed for re-election.

horse that is so spirituous wavs goes off in a decanter.

that he al-

Arrival of the Baltic.

ONE WEEK LATER FROM EL ROPE.

NEW YORK, June 28.—The steamer noise. Baltic arrived here this morning with seven miles from the city.

Later from the Plaint. -3 ..... ST. LOUIS, June 28. We have advices from New Mexico to May 30th. On the 29th-of April, Col. Frontbroy attacked a camp of Utah Indians, twenty miles North of French Pass, and killed forty of them, took six of them prisoners, and captured the camp equipage, together with horses, sheep and provisions. On the next day after he Attacked a camp of thirtyfive Utahs, and killed and Wounded six and took the rest prisoners, among the latter is the chief. f$@--

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Liverpool dates to the 16th. June 27,-The pissenge™ The Baltic brings Ulegraph deta

of the capture by the trench of the

Mamelon and White work. ate nd

guinary struggle, in which Bve «!».-

sand men were killed and wounded. The French took sixty-two guns and five hundred prisoners., and their new, position enables them to shell the shippiftg in Sevastopol harbor.

Simultaneously with the French attack the English sto'ined and took the Riflemen's works in the qua/ries, but lost fivs hundred killed and wounded. Since then the firing has been slack.

The fleets have achieved new successes in the sea of Azoff, and have burned the stores at Zoganrog, Mariopol, and Qu^itschi.

An expedition is putting out against Perekop* The Russians are reported to have evacuated Anapa.

Nothing from the Tchernaya or Baltic. VIENNA, Friday.—General Lamorra, the younger, died of cholera.

By a shameful occurrence in the Baltio, in which the Russians fired upon a boat bearing a flag of truce, twen-ty-one sailors and throe officers were killed.

Private letters from Kertsch give fearful accounts of the sufferings of the Russian army as well from wounds as sickness. The Russians it is said have obtained communication with the Crimea, independent of the road thro' Perekop, by constructing abridge of boats across Lovesche.

The British ship Shamrock founder- j\ ed at sea, with a cargo of copper valued at 8200,000.

LATEST FROM THE BALTIC. On the 6th, the Russians fired on a boat bearing a flag of truce, and sixteen English sailors were killed.

On the 8th, the Magicienne fired for an hour with great effect, on a battery

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The English funds to-day showed less buoyancy. iscou nt houses gave notice of a reduction of rates on call loans. Advices from the United States 11 were looked for to stimulate the prevailing tendency towards confidence in anutactures.

sic acid, and were found sitting atjlis Candles

father's door this morning.

K'*

BANGOR, Me., June

,» ini .-•»» 'j The State Temperance Convention

adjourned this evening. A strong feeling was manifested against the regular Democratic party, in consequence of the anti-Maine law resolutions passed by the Democratic State Convention. The course of Neal Dow, relative to the Portland riot, was sustained^ Gov. Morrill was endorsed and recommend-

BALTIMORE, June 28.

A great shock, supposed to be an earthquake, was felt here about one this morning. Many fled into the strets. In the Eastern section, some windows were broken, followed by a rumbling

Bniiah bH Buffalo al

KveMe cut(r

ordcredoul

Boston

Cmpbelli

Abbott Lawrence is so unwell as not to be exp-cted to live. 'v .V'

''M3T Sally Jones says when she was in love she felt as if she was in a tun nel, with a train of cars coming both wa3rs,

The journeymen stone-cutters, of Chicaqro are on a "strike."

TRICHE & BALL, HAVING

permanently located them

keep a deceased friend can do so during between Fimt and Second, Terre

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 enffins are procured at our establishment.

M3T Shop, on Second street, on the corner North of the Stewart House. June 16-tf. TRICHE & BALL.

SYRUPS! SYBTJPS!!

4LL

kinds of finely flavored SYRUPS, used in connection with Soda Founts, including Lemon, Pine Apple, Ras Rose, Snrwtparilla, Strawberry &c.—1 in quantitea to suit the tiaHe.at

of horse artillery, suffering little dam- Henry Ward Bcciiers New Book,

TJULL

or sale,

June 19 tf %ESTFALL & TRAPP'S

CIGARS 1

LARGE and Fine assortment of Cigare and Tobacco, just recivjd at WESTFALL A TRAPP'S, cor. 4th and Ohio sts. May,25-d4f.

Just Eeceived

DIRECT

from the manufacturers, which

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

BUCKINGHAM'! 8 BOOKSTORE. May 29- ttf

of Life, Power, and Originality, as

_Ij Instructive as entertaining.

The Emperor of.Star Papers, or Experiences of 1 I ture,by Henry ard Btecher. Bell Smith Abroad,

CRACJOW, June 14.—Thft Emnerorof. Star Papers, or Experiences of Art and Na Austria arrived yesterdy. All accounts agree that there is a vast amount of disease and despondency in the garrison of Sevastopol.

Inf-

A handsome 12 mo. vol., with illustrations by Healy Walcutt, Ac-—price $1,25. Bell'* sketches are instinct with life, they 6parkle with brilliants, are gemmed witn wit, and address themselves to almost erery chord of the hnman heart.—[Louisville (Ky.) Bulletin. Common-place Book of Thoughts, Memories and Fancies, by Mrs. Jameson. Leaves from a Family Journal, by Epiilie

Souvestre. For sale at BUCKINGHAM'S BOQK-STORBU June 9—d*wtf

HOME MARKET. OOftBKCTKD BAILY FOE THS AMKUOAN.

WHOLESALE. Flour »bbl $8,50 Wheat' $0,00§h30 Corn 65 Bacon ,:":' Flaxseed Lard Sugar Coffee Molasses Tobacco

Salt tf bbl.

NEW YORK, June 28.

A young man named Augustine, aged 22, and formerly in business in Io*j Mapkergi wa, committed suicide at his father's, house in Brooklyn, in company with a Indigo strange female.—They both taok Prus-1

1,00^1.15

Sis

It was felt in the country also,

$8,75 0 03 0,65 8@IQ TD.OO 10

A as

1,1! 7@8

SI 10!

f0@60 80®:4

S.75

Cm 1 Wood.® col Lime $ bu Feathers p. Rice Whisky $gdl B«u« w,

at*

FWb Whtte .? »:SiB

10,00 00

50(365 8,00

.V 1,6" 10

rr»

S'ar Candles Tallow 14 tfitM-.jL. kj, D'ed Ap'ls $ bu. 1,50. 2%t'''VX

iS-

S.°°

Green @0,00 0*00 Peuches t)ried 2,50 3.00 Potatoes .. J1.50M Cheefe I"* 10'ja' ft 1S^®15 MaddOr

13 SO^OO

Onions l.OO^fiV 1,50 Chickens dot. 1,80 1, 0 Cider. 0,00

xt^-

Oats 35-V

OH 80MBTHINQ HEW fe&l On tlie Wabattli.

FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

D. O. F0K8TEK

HAVING permanently locatedin Ter- siJeiu"bai\V,

re-Haute, ia'now engaged in inannfac-' Savinga bank of InJ.. turing Furniture by steam, in thejn^Suutluiru Bank of lnd..

^iitious and workmanlike manner ^«Rl Tr«Jers bank, Ware-Rooms are on the corner of Third aud Ckerrv.8tr«eta, where hi* kuepa PT.ARS Xn 2 constantly on hand and oQera for sal -, at wholesale and retail, a large and full assortment of th« most elegant Furnlttirt. of all

Atylea and deecriptiona, at rates t-qutl to Oin nnn«ti prices, adding freight. He aUo kee tent. «ir-tlghi

Keep*

Metalic

patent xir-tlght

on hand Fkk's

Burial Cases.

Tngulher with a full ««sorl mout of Burial Clothes, and Wooden OoAns, of the best material and workmanship.

O* Fnneritla attendod with an elegant Tip|ocanoebaHk,

J®^ASIS^e'-icLASSNo.3. Kvery thing in his line furnished at the Kalnmeaoo Bank, shortest notice aud ou the most reawnable N. Y. 8tock Ban*, terma. Warne bank,

Families and dealer*.inihe trade' Will find Waba«h River bank, it to their interest to call si the comer of 3d abash River bank,' and Cherry atnwta,one square North Jf Main, Wayne bank. beforu purchasing elsewhere. I

Teire-Haute, May 89, 18S5-dwtf CLASS No. 4.

BANK NOTE LIST.

iDUECTID DAILY FOI TBt A It Kit AV, —»yw

If'amrn'* Block, Corner Fourth and Main Street*. iiMtoaeis*rt-

Collections made and remitted on ih day ,of payment. Coin end Exchange nought \»hd sild. Remittances made to England* Ireland 4nd Germany.

GEORGE 0.

:*nk tf

Economy Stove! g=s:sS=332fe O^SSE

fTHE attetttioh of the public is respectfully iifvited to the New and oelebmtod "Economy Stove," manufactured at Dayton,Ohio. 1

his deservedly popular .j

Cooking Stove,

Is larger than those iu common use, made of stout, heavy thick plate, and from tue testimony of those that lave used thf-m, are said

selves in Terre-llaute, are uow pre pared to fill all CHIIS in the line of TTm p-nt./ilT trg. Thev have on hand and keep constantly jcombine eveiy advantageboti. in r««ard to j* j„ m„„ „i^ hn p«T labor-savintr aud economy, so necessary in a ready-made Coffins, also, Corpse I re- family. The Stoves CHU be seen at the office l^snk of Bridgeport, servers, by which any one wishing to i0f Shewmaker & Co North side ofOhio »t., ''a"«

#!State

... The interests of any one will be promoted "ink of Conncwille, bv examining them, and becoming arqnaint- |jan* ™crics' ed with thefr tneriu before they purchase any Albany, other kind. 1 'Overs' Bank,

TKRMS—Stoves and fixtures $35, cash or SI°N

June 8,

CONFECTIONERY.

F. EBEEWINE,

Dealer in Confections, Cignrs, ate., Ohio Street, South of the Square, TEERK-HAUTS, INDIANA.

KEEPS

constantly on hand all kinds of Confections, Toys, Nuts, Candies, Raisins by the box or po\w4«. Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Sardines, etc., etc. 0* Soda Water, of the beat, always ready.

Cigars of the best material and flavor.

SYRUPS!

LEMON,Ginger,

••It,

DUY. Caahier.'

^...,1,.'r•

11 1

Indiana*

State Bank and Branch^,

CLASS No. h_. ..

litdi&iiii, w.ti

t«k of ()t«4tvii. 'uik of Moniicdlo, w»k of Salem,

»@1.00

rank

w- •&.. rar. W

kt*luan. ^lonUQello. Salem. IndinnajKli». Rockville. Warsaw. Mt. \rom»n Klkhari Syracuse tiroixviUti

of the Capitol^

l^ank «»f Rockvule, Hank **f Warsaw, Hank of Mt. Vvrnou llank of Klkhs#. I tank of Syrfcciwe, Urookvillo Bank, :. ti« an of a Oanal bank, .' Orescont City bank, Cambridic« City Baik Vviitral bank, Knyetto Co. bank. FsruiV A Mcch's bk,

Haoli Evauoville Evansvtlht Catnb. Citv IndianajHilia Conn«ravillo Indianaixilia Wostfiulu Lafay«»ttc Loganvport,, HuntintftoUi,:.

Pa-mors Bank. Uramercy Bank,

00 Uonaier Dank, 401 Huntington Co. Bank,Indiana Bank,

Indiana Stock Bank, Indian Rwwrve Bank Kentucky Stock Bank t.aGiaugo Bank, MercbtH. A Meohs. bk iN.Y A Va. 8. 8. l»k, rrairiu City Bank,

Delaware Co. iiank^. tJrcat Western Bankt NorUi Western bank, Steuben co DNitk. Upper Wabash bank, Khawnee bank,

MftdlNUU Laporte Kokomo Ct'lumbua Lima N. Albanv £vannville Tcrre-liauU Salen. Conner*ville Tvm-Hante Iiidianapolia

Valtie, 96 cents. Mount Sterling Clinton

Agf»cultural bank, Tank of North America, I'ank of Rockport Hank of South Bend,

Rockport ISouth Bend Wayne

Stock bank.

Wubash Valley bank, I'tinnera «t Mech'a Bk,'

CLASS No. 6.

waute,lnd.' an*™

cInV

$38 on short time, to re*ponsible persons. "r^ne wo. ISank,

THOS. E.

HUNT.

1855-d 1 wwtf

IAUH-1

Bank,

Merchants Bank, ., Merchant bank, NTorti»ers lnd. Bk,

S Orange bank, labile Stock hank,

J5 'a P®rry County bank, S Plymouth bmk, S 5 State Stock bunk, S a.*7!S State Stock bank.

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

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

June 18, 1855-dlm

^uncie Tprre-Haute Bloom field Angola

'V W iwRtdi .AUica :v Winnomarf

.... Value, 90 Qeuts. 1U*Albion u* 'n •Yincennc* 1f,gxilMJ0W ii-%j Cnrydcfn ri Jto.t- D'^willl'

'Value, 80 cents.

0 Pank of Albion» a ^Aiown

•.x.vwm

ink of Covington, Bank of Rochester, B'k of T. Wadsworlhj, ttlkhart Co Bank,,.. Farmers Bank,

Albion

Suite Stock bank of lnd., State Stock Security bank, Traders bank, Traders bank, Western bank, Wabash River bana,

®5v

O* Through Passengers dine at% past eleven o'clock. XB June 9 1855-dbw-tf.

Covington Rochester

I Hich City Goshen Jasper

Marion Loganiwjrt ensulattr

.Value, 75 cents. Jackson Bridgeport

^Ul?R'.

Ne* port Canneltoo Plymouth Jsmestewn

Logansport Peru Newport

Haute

Nashville Plymouth Jatjxir

Illinois.

All Solvent banks, Par. buspended do. &cdis«

N. York & N. Jersey.

All solvent banka,

Georgia. 3

Atlanta bank, Interior bank,

Merchants b*nk, Mason, I All others,

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

I .«• vi Xouisiana. Ran^sinSTv Orleans, f*.

Par.

New England States.

All solvent banks,

Pit

10c disc 10c disc 5c disc

•*p»

,J*"

,/ Miohig&n.

Detroit city banks,

WIMOMIH.

AH solvent bank*.

Par.

All solvent batiks,

Micliigan Oity Su^uis i.pe«|t check)*, dime

A.,^1,•

Olu bunkfi, ^caiic Other «olveut btxikf, di&u

«1 ... District of, Columbia. Solvent banks* "v,r" Par Exchange bauk,'

Town Lots

AT A.XJCTI03ST! THERE will be a public sale of town lota at Mattrton, the crossing of the Terre-H&uta it Alton Rail Road, with the Chicago Brunch of the iHimti* Central, on Monday, July Shid 11855.—Sale to cotumenca at 10 o''clock, A. M.

Other solvent banks,

&Q10c disc

3"'

jjp"* 50di«c

AlabMi»# 4

All solvvut banks, 5(j|10e disc I

Canada.

All solvent banks,

5c dim)

Terms caah and approvoH credit. JAS. T. GUN INGHAM W sm

CharUaton, JOH#,S5, 1855-dvrtda

IJOOK OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE!

at largo, contrafy to ord I nance, mga, that may bo »o taken up, ,d for twelve hours, provlona to id»v the ofjnne.P''*-June,of mc la nat may oe as* 1 hogs running

hogs runnin and that all and impounded"for twelve hours, prevlona to 8 o'cl«»ck, Tuesday thn 20th. Thursdav the 528th. aud Saturday the 30th days 1855, will Vw sold by me at said pound, to satisfy the jwnalit and ctwtU that may be •eased. Tie oruiuttnee for hogs runninj largo will be enfortfd 8. pODSON, 0lty Marshal. j(une 6, I8&5*d tf

TEIf RE ll A t'T AGItlCIJLT1JR AL

Par

Ohio.

p'ate bank A branches, Par Solvent Free banks. Par Stock banka (old plate,) 10c dis Suspended and broken,

Kentucky.

AU solvent bancs,

Yirgin|j|.,

All solvent banks,

WARE-HOUSE1

l. M. KIDDLE ft CO.

MOST

Richmond

Recpectfu'ly announce to the public generally, that thry have dispoarU of all theft (•'roceiisa and Provisions, with a

view of carry nsron an exclusive Agricultnr* al Ware-Hnu«e Business, and sre now ready

to accommodnte all in the line of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Dauford's Improved Iron Mower: J. H. Munity pat«ut adjustable Reaper ana Mow- 'f er, combined Atkin's Automntm Self ltaP^ king Reaper and Mower Ketchum'a cnle» brated Mowing Machinc New-York Reaper^ Wttle Giant Corn and Cob Mill Straw Cut* txTft of diflT«rtnt kinds Revolving Hay Rnkoa Cultivstors, CornShcllera, Scytltss, Hoes, Raker. Suaths Bnd Cradle*, ami every thing etae usually kept in uu Agricultural Ware-House.

May 28,1854-w tf*

Attica Newport Ootincraville

^Qrtn Amoriea,

~HDANCINQ*ACADEMY7~

MADAMEBLAQUK

Morocco N. Albany Rome Lafayette Blooiufiold l^iircl Lafayette Springfield Logansport Posf-yville

Class for young Missos and Malters will mc»«t Fridays from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M„ and Saturday# 10 to 12 A. M., and from 2 lo P. M. \i

Aclnasof grown yonng Ladies will b» formed if desired. Madame B.. from her long experience in teaching this polite t-cirnce, can assure the public that no paina will bo spared to ensure the proficiency of her pupils-** A number of New Dances, Mazourkac, dfc., Intiodnced.

For Terms apply to her at Buntin's Hotel. Tcrro-Hante, (May 26, 1855 d-tf.

KTOTIOEI

SIBLEYTOWN MARKET RB-OFBNBD!

June 4, 1864—tf,

Par

Pennsylvania.

Maryland

All solvent banks,

North and South Carolina:. All aalvent bankp,

pts

AND MR. WAS.#-^

TELL, (from Her Majesty's Th«atr*, Ixjndon,) by the solicitation of many friends in I'erre Ilaute, will open a Dancing Acade-

(my,

for the tuition of the above polite acenmf phshment, at Corinthian tlall, OD Thuratlay afternoon, May 31st

Gentlemcn'a Class will meet evary Thnrs dav, Friday and Saturday evenings at 7 o'clock P. M.

would feib

EREMIAH VOKIES Ifully inform the citizens of Terre- tiaute that he keeps on band, in the Upper Market House, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, all kinds oif FRESH MEATS, such as Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, fec„ which will be served out to his customers, at the usual houri, at the lowest market price*.

Flour! Flour!!

UPKRFINE Flour at. retail for $9,00 a ood article of Fine Flour at $8,50, pet barrel,can now be had of

JAMISON 4 TERRY

May 30, 1855-dtf

Pari

Harpers Magazine for June. ft ODEY'S LadyyH Book for June Graham's Magazine for June,

The Missing Bride or, Miriam the Av»n ger, by Mrs, Southworth. Ellen Norbury (new supply) by Bennett. for sail at W. H. BFCK1NG HAN'S. dipC May 29-dtf» Sign of the "Big Boox."

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