Daily American, Volume 1, Number 118, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 6 July 1855 — Page 3

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Prayer was offered up by Rev. B. Bake?. Singing by the glee club, and Beading of the Declaration by G. L. H-'ger, and an oration by Mr. Stevens.

At the close of the exercise a sumptuous dinner was partaken of, and the company returned in harmony.

J3TThe election for municipal officers took place in Memphis on Thursday last.-—A. H. DOUGLAS, the American candidate for Mayor was elected by a majority if 130. -.•»

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Glorious American Victory. The following dispatch informs us of a glorious victory for the American par ty in Memphis. It is but the presage of ihe triumph that awaits "Sam" in Teupessee at the August election:

MEMPHIS, TENN.,June 29, 1855. A. H. Douglass elected by one hundred and thirty-eight majority. Whok American ticket elected, except one.— Isine American aldermen out of twelve.

SST A freight locomotive engine on the Louisville and Frankfort Railroad exploded on Monday. Nobody hurti

S3T The Texas Bulletin thi ks there are now quite fifty thousand Germans in that State.

HARD TO LIGHT.—A man gotupthe

covered he had used up his wife's comb!!

fir The l'quor draVre of this Stei, nave employed four lawyers to defend their cases in the Supreme Court—one from Evansville, one from Indianapolis,

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Almost a liquor Case. Last evening, Marshal Dodson arrested a drunken man on the streets, and took him before Mayor Hook, who ordered him to bo placed in confinement until sufficiently sobered to testify as to where he procured the "critter."— This morning he was taken from the calaboose to the Mayor's Court, where ^'The heartless masacre of the English he made affidavit that he had prooured his liquor at the doggery in Demming's building, on Market street. Being «aily in the morning, and the unfortunate individual having need of something to eat, he was allowed to go to his breakfast on a parole of /iowdr," by the authorities, with a promise to return at $ stated time. le 6equel is easily arrived at—since his departure he has not been heard from or se-n, and, as a matter of course, the case has been dropped.

FOREIGN HEWS ITEMS.

W a Daily News, for the following' item of reoeiv4d

evcniag, at the Court] HALIFAX, July 5.

House. Subject—The Right* of Man ani the Duttes.of Woman. Admittance free. of-the 2Sd, which anaoUDC^tlmt

^rlnow hasty notes of the do- ed fiadan and MalakoffFi.rtou the 18ch, Mnkw« fc»« sPigS ings^n the 4th, we stated that the So- but were. nepulst-d with great alaugh-

rial Degree bad ft dance on the green. Tbe det»il» haa not yet transpired.

We have since learned that such waa Intelligence from ihe Crimea is frsg-

the fact. Some of ita members join- a irte .i rk

toe

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ed another party in ft dance, but the De- 4,000, including Campbell and 70 othgree had nothing to do with it, as a -r office^. There are many rumors body. They had the usual exercises' prevalent ton such occasions, and nothing mofc.

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The America brings Liverpool dates flaxseed he 2 S 4 is

J* j! English and French troops had attack- C«^e

America hasarrived at xlifHx with} Teo»

?ates News very interest-

Baltic fleet bSlnd" Tto Hot^go,' when flag of truce was recently. fired intu bv Russians.

sailors by the Russians atHongo. crea ted much excitement in England Laugards motion for administrative reform negoci .ted

There was a

rio, Italy.

Percussion Matches.

HAVE the Agency for the sale of the Percussion Matches, manufactured, by A. Kent, Middleburv, Summit Co., Ohio.

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

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one from Madison, and one from this shortest notice and on the most rcaonnlile city. If the law is declared unconsti- terms. tutional, thev are to receive 81,500 Families and dealers .in the trade'wilt finri ffi.oc tt to their interest c*!l at the corner of 3d 1 not, they will receive 8125

cach. All of which we are informed before purch*iwnc elwwhere. upon good authority.—Xew

Albany,

S3T The rascal who forged a note1 on the New Foundland sand bank, has tried to commit suicide by stabbing-

himself with the poiotof a joke.

"Oft in the stilly night,'* as the

gentleman replied to the landlady, *hen she asked if the bed bugs troubled him. f,

J. M. ADAMS.

June 26. 1855-dtf.

June 29, 1655 d-1-w.

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Bartoerlng.

CLA UK, hw removed his

Barber Shop t" Second Street, South

the Square, opposite to Dr. Penco'n Drug *tnre wn«r» hu wid bt happy to nit upon »ld and new customer* during all ubual '»»ur!«. hop closed on Sundays.

SOMETHING NEW

On tlx© "\7ValDOsli.

FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM,

D. 0. F0E8TEE

•J* HAVING permanently loeatcd in Tor re-iiaute, iw now engaged in mauufneturing Fitrni'ure by steam, in the most expeditious and workmanlike manner.

His Ware-Booms ate on the corner of Third und CV erry strict*, where h«* keeps constantly on band and offers for sal •. al

vttu.'innujr vii iinuu Miiu tmuin jur »hi •, ai

Other night, and took, as he suppos d, wholesale and retail, a large and full avwrtmunt of the most elegant Furniture, of all a card of matches, and began to break Htyiesan«l descriptions, at rates equal to Cin- jpi _«r i— i? riunHti prices, adding freight •ff one by one, trying to light a lamp, until the whole card was used up without accomplishing his object when hedis-

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He also kwps constantly on hand Fi.k's patent lirtiuht

Metalic Burial Cases.

wth

a full H«*ortmeiit of

Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffins,

Every thing in his lino furnished at the

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Cherry streeiB, one square North of Main,

Torre-Haute, M«y 529,1855-dwtf

Lost!

Heavy Corol Necklace, with Gold Cla»p. marked with ihe initials "M. F. F." The finderArill be suitably rewarded by leaving itat No. 4. Mechatiicn'Row.

"Shon,"said a Dutchman, you may ay vat you please'bout bad neighbors I had te vorst neighbors as never vas Mine pigs and mine hens come home mil de'.e ears split, and todder day two •. uOf Ihem come homo misrine. ... QWKET CREAM, for wl.ichtheb.gh-

June 28-dtf 8. FRAZER.

|U est pnee will be paid, at •pnee _7 WESTFALL & TRAPPS.

June 27-d-tf.

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A A E re a 8-vo paper, 50 eta.,by SirWalter Scott, Barouet for sale b^

•June 2B dtf EL BUCKINGHAM.

WAlU'i'JiiDI r,

PUKCHAtfE A ONE-1IORSE WAGOK, on aay terms. Apply at JuneSO-tf. THIS OFFICE

HOME MARKET.

Pj^OOWtSCWD »AILT foa THS AMS&fClN. wholkaij£^^wnRE^1L Flour 'f bbl *9,50

Wheat $0.00® 1.30

Corn

Toi)acco

Allies is not less than

N*w YORK, July 5.

bW*

Fish White 10,00

Mackervl 00

--.7. T«ab iM f, 50®6&

T«r rft e.uo

wg: .,tv g. jlD^o 1.00®1,15

nglnnd reports Sebastopol Commit- ^1ffatu# tefe of Enquiry ordered to be published. Candies U"$ The St. Petersburg!* Journal consid- S ar Candles ers negotiations of peace perfectly practicable. ^Ilt is rumored that there has been a seVere battle the Crimea. Allies defeated, and a Fienck General killed. Pellisher telegrops that the Allies are completing new batteries, from which they will soon open with terrible effeut. Gortschokoff telegraphs the fire of the Allies weak, 'ft jff«

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a'Amerioan stocks brisk. Nothing reliable from Crimea. Peace negotiations rumored**

-The following toai twas given at a temperance dinner:—Revolutionary army and Cold Water army—The one drove the red coats from the land, and the other the red noses,

O" Freight* will not be r-evived «t the depot for shipment aiVr o'clwk, P. M. K. 8AHOKNT, SuporinteudanW-

June 29, 1855 dwtf

Pfcl

tiaxt

Pacon 8Sb9WT

$8.75

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0,65

1.15

50@6t) S0@ 4 7 5

10® 15

*'75

Coal Wood jfi card Lime $ bu. y| 9) @35 Rice 0$

169

(HSMffSf: 9 ^^-#00 oo

wi^a.as

ftj, 40 1

Whisky $ gall SO

Butter @10 Rgjw b' CW

I vji 15 10 2b 15 10 75@J,O0

lvvti

1,6

^1 A 10 .rf. 6{@7 15

TaUow

Ap'ls bu.

30 15

1,50

Oix*cn @0.00 Puuchns Dried 3,50 Potatoes 1,50 Choose 10 Madder, 13 Onions |^pl .00 Chickens do*. 1.60 Cid«*r 0,00 Data

"D-iqH- -•'v

3,00 O'OO 3,00 2,00 15

1 ,'i^ V».1J '4 3' •.

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1,50 1. 0 00 40

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NEW LINE TO CHICAGO.

TERRE-HAUTE AND ALTON rahjroa©.

One Through Passenger Train Daily (CN1»A*S Excktteo A FTER Monday, JuJy 2d, tlio Pa-»«engor

Train wilt leave Terrc HauU». «t 7 o'.-'k A. M.. and arrive at the cmsniug «if the Clncfo Branch, at 10 o'clock. A il, ccnnocting with tlie traiu of ibe

I ILLINOIS CENTRAL ROAD liircct to Chicago, by 6 o'clock. P. M. Returning—Loaves rww.ingof Ctueatfo Mranch ou airival of Illinois Oentml Train, at 3:45 P. M., and reaches Tori* Haute at 6:45 P.At. (£7* Freight Tminn leava dnHy, &wu

TRICHE & BALE? HAVING

permanently located them

selves in Terre-llaute, are now prepared to fill all cnlls in the line «f tlndexiiaaujQg. They have on hand and keep constantly reatly-made Coffins, also, Corpse Preservers, by which any one wishing to keep a deceased friend can do fo during the hot weather for Hny 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,

all

cases, free of ohafge

win re (line are procured at our establishment. 1 it^Sho]), on Second street, on the corner North of the Stewart House.

June 16-tf., TRICHE & BALL

30" Tit rough Passengers dine at past eleven o'clock. jTJ June9 1855-dkw-tf.

CONFECTIONERY.

F. EBEBWINE,

Dealer In CoafeclionSf CtgnrSf *cc., Ohio Street, South of the Square,

TERRE-HAUTE, INDIANA". t/ 5

KEEPS

constantly

I* Sda Wat«»r. of the best, always ready. O* Cigars of the best material and flavor.

SYROTS!

LEMON,

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

Rose, Ginger, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Raspberry, Orange and Naoural 'Syrups, wholesale and retail.

June 18, 1855-dlm

A HORSE WASTED.

SUITABLE

CIDER

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BANK NOTE J.IST.

II II

OCRKCTXS DAMLT fOft'THt AM EE I OA —at— ,.1?

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA,

W'orrm*# Block, Corner Fourth and Main Streets.

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Collections made and remittor on the d«v of pnyntcnt. Com and Exchnhif? bough't tnd ai ld. RemiitsncM uad« to £ugl«ud, Ireland feud Oermanr.

OEORGfc C. DUT. Cashltr.

Indiana.

State Batik and Branches, T"Qfev

CLASS No. 1. luink of Indiana, 'a«»k of Cmshon. I'snk of Monticello,- -. ank of Salem, ank of the Capitol, I'nvik «tf Hockvilio, 'Uu»k of War«aw, Bank of Mt Vvrnou, Hank of Elkhart. Hank of Svracu»,, IWikrille'lJsuW, Bank of Paoli, by, v'aisal batik, Ow^eent CitT bank, Cambridge City Bank, Central bank. a K«v-ne Oo. bank, Farm's. A Mech's bk, Fanner* Bank. Ummerov llnnk, llotvMcr "Bank, Quntington Co. Bonk, Indiana Bank, Indiana Stock Bank. Indian Re*orve Bank KeniucUy S'.ock Bank. l^tGtaugv Batik, Mcrrhta. A Mwin.bk., N.Y A Va. S. S. bk, I'rairie City Bank, Salem bank, Saving ban^ of Iml., Snu*hem Bank of IudM Traders bank,

-$} 30

CLASS No. 3. Kalnmvsoo Bank, N. Y. Stock Ban«(,,j Wayne bank, Wabash River bank, W ahaith Rivur bauk, Wayne bauk.

All Solvent banks, Suspended do.

All solvent bank*,

All solvent banks,

hand all Irinds of

Confections, Tdyn, Nuts, Caudies, Raisins by the box or pound, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Sardine*, etc etc.

for an Express Waggon en

quire at the office of the American Express Company. Tcrre-Haute, June 29-dtff

VINEGAR* a first rate article,

for sale at fiOUGHTY'8. June 29, '56 dtf

Value, 90 cents. Albion Vlnccnnes

Logan rport jNvw orydon iS

CLASS No. 5. A Atlautio bank, Hank of Bridgeport, Hank of Attica, 1 'ana of North ArnorUt, hank nf Conner»viUc, Hjuik of America, t', Hank of Albany, Diuvcrs' Bank, 'Government Stock bk, tJrvene Co. Batik,Lauiel Bank, Merchant* Bank, Merchant* bank, *5 Northern Jnd. Bk, a Orange brink, 1 Public Stock hank. Perry County bink, Plymouth b.mk, Stale Stock b»nk, Suae Stock bank, State Stock bank of Iid., Slate Sfock Srtcurity bank, Tradtirs bank, Traders bank, Western bank, Wabash River ban*,

'aluo, 75 cents. acksun Bridgeport

Attioa Newjiort .Connorsville

Morocco N. Albany Rome Lafayette' Blooiufield IaiimI Lafay«tto Springfield LogAusport Poicyville Newport Caimeltori Plymouth "Jamestown

Loganaport Peru Newport

Hnute

Na»hvillo Plymouth Jasper

Illinois.

Par.

5c dis«

N. York & If. Jersey.

Par.

Nett England States

Par

Ohiov

c'nte ba"k branches, Solvent Free banks, Stock banks (old plate,) Suspended and broken,

Kentucky.

All solvent hanas,

All solvent basks,

Pennsylvania.

All solvent banks,

Georgia^

Atlanta bank Interior

S'lr.1bank, i"0-

1V55K

v':v.*^Par.

^.Michigan City iu"*hfu. ^MnntieeHo. ^Salein.

fJndi«ti«p&li*.

•JtockviHc.,« '^Varsftw, .{• Ml. Vernon

Elkhart a, Syracuse lirtoitville

•1 Camb. Citr Indituiapo'lis Conflvm'illa

IndianatH»lit .^"e*tfitld iLafayntte

I*ogai^port Huntingtmt Madison I.nporto ok

CLASS No. 2. Agricultural hank, 1-ank of North America, Hank of ltock|M»K Hank of South Bend, Hank of Ft. Wayne, Dtilawara Co. ijfank, Orat Wosteru Bank, NTorth Western bank, Steuben eo. bank. Upper Waba*h baok, Shawnee bank, Tippecanoe bank,

Columbus Lima N. Albanr Kvwiavillo Terre-Hauto Salrti, Cnnnersville 1rnsMaute Indianapolis

Value, 96 cents. Alouut Sterling .Clinton »Rockport

South H«nd Ft. Wayne Muncio Terre-Hauta Blootnfleld Angola W abiikh Attica Wiunetnao

VHT

ltfc disc lw disc 5c di««

Louisiana. ,V

Banks in N. Orleans, 4***^ Pkr v.- fftwrntf

Detroit city banks, Par Other solvent banks,1 6(J10c dice

Wisconsin. f€

All solvent banks," MSLQtt

Allsdlfcatbunks. 1.. »»-., 3t- L««U checks,disslfe

Tennessee,

OldbanlsS, 3c di*« OUter solvtuit banks, 5(!|lQ«diMt

District

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS* Danrord's Improved Ir«tn Mower J. MannyV patent adjustable Reaper and Wo#-" or, ciiniHIned Atkin's Automat/n Self lla king Hcaper and Mower Ketohum'a c4«

fbra

Newvtllc llichmrjDd

^Value, 80 cents. Albion Pcrryaville

CLASS No. 4. 1 ank pf Albion, Hank of Perrysviflotr* 1'ank of Reun^daer, 15 ink of Corington, Hunk rtf Rochester, H'k of T.WodHWortL, Ivlkhan C9 Bonk, I'a rniers Inink, 1 State Stock bank, rWubash Valliy bank, Fanuera4: Mech's Bk,

ed Mowing Machlnc New-Yurk Reatnir Little Giant Oorn utidOob Mill Straw 6ut* t^fc of diffurent kinds Herolving 1Ur Hskea Cultiv«tairs, Oorn Hhellera, Scythes, Iloes, Raker. Snaths «nd Cradles, an 1 e*ery thing else usually kept it. an Agricultural Ware-House.

May 88,1854-w tf»

Rennsflarr Covington Rochester

Marion Loganiiort oiuolaer

cioARsi

I Mich City Goshen Jn«per

LA ROE and Fine assortment of Oinai asd Tobacco, jvnt roc Iv id at & WESTFALL .* TRAPP*S,

DANCING AOADEMY.

Mad^iedlaqub

of Columbia.

Solvent hank*.

Paoli

'EvancviUe Evanaville

Mil Par S0diiM

Kxchangebank.

Alabama.

All solvent banks

5^ 10c dts«''

Canada.

All solvent, banks,

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LOOK OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE!

VT 0 I ItK in hi'ifby fitven to the owners of XI hog! in the city of Tern?-Haute, that tho utidTKighod will take up and eu.pound all1'lu»tfs running at large, contrary to ordtnauce, and that all hogs, that ntav be so taken up, and hti)ouud«Hi for twelve hours, previous to fi o'cl«ck, Tuesday the 3rd, 1 hursdav tha oth. and SutuiVar Uie Cih day* of June, 1855, Mill be sold by mr at said pound, to'-4 ».atisfy thejwiialtv and coats that may btas-Qks«-d. Tl ordinance for hog* running att: large will bo enforc«*d 8. DODSON, City Marshal,

July 9, 1855 dtf TEUKEHAIJTK AMtlCLLTUKAL

WARE-HOUSE! J. M. BIDDLE ft CO.

MOSTgenerally,u'ly

Rw#pectf announce to the pub* lie that thry have disposed of nil their 1 rooctietaud Provinlons, with a* carrying on an rxclusive Agriculture al waie-Htase Business, and are now ready* to accommodate all In the line of

and mr. Was.

T&LL. (fr«m U«i Msjesty's Theair*, Loudon,) by the solicitation of many friends in IVrro Haute, wi open a Dancing Acsiet my. for tho tuitiwirof the abovopoliteaoonmplishment, at Corinthian Hall, on Thursday alWo'iori,, May 31st.

OonUenfml Clais will meet every Tbnrs. o^ockPda^

SatUfl^ ereain^

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CUjih for young MU^oi and Matter# will moi't Fridfiys from 4 to 6 o'clock P. M., and .-aturdnya il) to 13 A. M., and from 3 to 4 P. M.

A class of grown young Ladi-s will be formed if do(ir«d. MaUam«D.»from h^rlong experience in leaching this polite »cieitce. cau assure the public that no pains will bospar* ed to ensure the proflelfticy of her pupila.—* A number of New Dances, Matourkaj, Ac., intioduced.

For Terms apply to her at Buotin's Hotel* Terro Haute, Mav 26, 1855 d-tf.

NOTICE

SIBLEYTOWN MARKET rb-ofbnbd

TEREMIAH VORIES would re.pcctfully inform the citizcna of Ter-re-mut« that he keeps on hand, in the Uoper Market House, every Monday, ^«i«^dftL.and

Friday.

June 4, 1854—tf.

Par Par

May 30, 1855-dtf

Par

Virginia.

Pat

Par

Maryland-

All Kolventbanks,

Par

North, and Sonth Carolina. All solvent bank*, 5'"disc

aft kinds of

FBESH KtEATS, such as Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, &c., which will bo served out to his customers, at the usual houia, dt the lowest market prices.

Flour! Flour!!

SUPERFINE

10c dis

Flour at retail for $$,00• a

good article of Fine Flour at $8,50, per barrel, cun now be had of », on JAMiSON* TERRY.

REVERE HOUSE.

Situated on Perry St., North of Mam, ATTICA. IND., S I & S O N (t?AT* or go 1 mbus, 0

Proprietors. Travellers and Boarders accommodated in the best style, and on reason able terms.

Attica, Ind. June 16 1855. ddcwSm.