Daily American, Volume 1, Number 125, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 July 1855 — Page 3

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THE ••AMERICAN.

CITY ITEMS. „£*•,

ET Terre-Haute Lodge, No. 51,1. 0.0. P., meets this evening. m.-*«% *r

!IJ~ Vigo Division, Sons of Temperance, meets tbis evening. Ci-'.^T'!*

D" The Post Office opens at 8 o'clock, tomorrow (Sunday) for delivery. ., 1«A

New potatoes are selling at $1 per bushel in this city. r^~y

tW Rev. F. McCabe wiil preaoh at the Baldwin (Mr. Cheever's) Church, to-morrow, at 11 o'clock A. 1.

HW Go to the large sale of New Furniture, by J. |M. Adams, this afternoon if you want cheap bargains. Jl*

O- It is astonishing to seo and hear of the bargains that. E. S. Wolfe & Son are now giving their customers. This is conclusive evidence that they are determined to close out their stock. All those who are interested had better not be too late.

Arrival of the Pacific.

Humor of the Storming of Sevastopol.

Decline in Breadstuff's.

NEW YORK, July 11.

The Pacific arrived about six this A. M., with Liverpool dates to June 30. There are no indications of immediate operations in the sea of Azoff or in the Baltic. Administrative reform keeps its ground in England. Austria continues the disbandonment of her armies. Politics elsewhere in Europe are dull. The news confirmed previous advices. The official list of the allied losses in killed and wounded aggregate over 6,000, nevertheless the siege still progresses with unabated vigor. Raglan w.is dangerously ill, and had asked for his recall.

The official list of the battle of the 18th, states the number of English killed, wounded and missing at 1,437, including 93 officers. Number of French 3,337, including 133 officers, among whom were Gen. Weyman and Brant, both severely wounded. Full particulars not yet received.

It is asserted in Paris that the failure was owing partly to «rrors of the British commanding officers. The English, on the contrary, threw part of the blame on the French.

Subsequent rumors were afloat that a battle had been fought in the Tschermaga—that the Sardinian army were cut to pieces, and that the Allies had finally stormed and taken Sebastopol. These rumors excited much speculation by some, but were finally satisfied.

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D* A counterfeit ten dollar bill, on th« Iron Bank of I ronton, was palmed off yesterday, at one of the stores in the nothern portion of the city, by some rascal, who had purchased to the enormous amount of fifteen cents—he received his change in silver and State Bank money. Our citizens had better be careful, as it is quito probable that there may be several spurious bilhf|f the same description in circulation.

&3T The arrival of the Western mails after post office hours, is exceedingly annoying. Orders sent to be filled by the morning train,are not rec'd until after their departure. This causes vexation and delay.

We dont pretend to blame any one but hope the evil will be remedied, by and by. .. A

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and the allied troops which crossed the Tscharaaya had returned, Accounts from Stockholm state that the English had bombarded Hang© and destroyed the Telegraph station.

The Russians admit that the Cossacks fired on a flag of truce, but say they feared treachery.

Advices from Abo to the 21st say that the English fleet were crossing along the coast of Finland.

The Grand Duke Nicholas had reviewed the troops at Hoisingfors and Abo, and inspected the fortifications at Sweaborg.

The blockade of the White Sea was formally announced on June 11th. ASIA.

The Allies had given orders to complete the destruction of the fortifications of Anapa. Two hundred pieces of cannon and two years' provisions were found in the forts. The Circassains had plundered the town. The Russian forces are concentrated in the Tiflis for the opening campaign. The fortifications of Erozerokon are completed. Operations in the Sea of Azoff continue. The fleet had been sent to complete thea destruction of Arabat. There had been an able reconuoisanoe at Taffa, and an expedition agtinst Perekop was again spoken of.

Capt. Line, of the war steamer Miranda, was killed by a rifle shot at Scutari. Brigadier Gen. Encort of the Crimean forces is also dead.

Two thousand wounded of the allied army had arrived at ConstHntinople. The cholera had also appeared there.

The Porte has concluded a loan of 82,000,000 at 12 per cent., secured on the revenue at Sonyona.

ENGLAND.

Mr. Roebuck's motion of want of confidence in the ministry had been postponed for a fort-night

Major Reed lias given information of a bill to extend Parliamentary franchise to all persons paying income tax.

Lord Lyndhurst, in the House of Lords, had asked information concerning the present position of Austria toward the Allies.

Lord Clarendon replied that the conduct of Austria was deserving neither of censure nor praise that negotiations with her had failed, leaving France and England unfettered to make peace on iheir own terms.

Viscount Canning is appointed Gov-ernor-General of India. Advices from Varna to Tuesday, state that Gens. Brown Pennyfeather, and Godrington are sick.

Gen. Pelissier's dispatches are to 26th. The Allies were pushing their approaches against the Malakoff, end hastening the construction of an advance battery which would complete the investment of the fort

A few cases of cholera had broken out among the'French troops. The Allies retained possession of the Hound Russian fort in the Cemetry, captured on the 18th, and also of the Mamelon Tower.

Prince Gortachakofi's dispatches to

Petersburg are to the 24th. He states that the Allies' fire had weakened

Lord Palmerston, in the House of1. Commons, last night, denied that Lord

A dispatch from the Baltic states Sj that Sweaborg had been bombarded and the military stores destroyed.

The Times of Saturday states that the Emperor Alexander is seriouslv ill, also that the King of Prussia had been sick for some time, and that his reign is probably drawing to a close.

FRANCE.

Letters from Paris state that a tax of ten per cent, on gross receipts of railroads is about to be imposed.

Tt is also stated that on the meeting of the Legislative Body a large increase

of the army will be called for. Orders had been received at Marseilles for the embarkation of 50,000 additional troops.

AUSTRALIA.

The total reduction in the army thus far is 14,000 men. SPAIN. ."""V"

There is nothing new touching the Carlist insurrection. It is rumored that the Government was about to demand a loan of 200,000,000 reals to cover tie deficiency in the finances.

MARKETS.

Cotton exceedingly depressed until the 28th, when a sudden change took place.

Breadstuffs.—Weather

able and breadstuffs dull.

London.—Money

very favor

unchanged and

plenty—consols closed 91 1-8. Exchange dividend American securities moderately active. N. Y. State fives I of '69 and '60 at 90. .•-•••'!

WHOLESALE, RJ^AIL. Flour Tfl hb\ $7,75

V'¥~iri

Wheat Corn Bacon f, Flaxseed Lard Sueur Coffee Molasses Tobacco Salt. W bU. Coal Wood Jp card Liiue bu. leathers Rice Whisky gall Butter

$1,10®135) a 65a-,*.

J. A

S-,

6@7 W

38@4o I0@45 2.50 $ Bnshel

Ffsh White 13,00 lb Mackerel 00 Tea& 50@65 Tar ft ,51 Indigo 1,00(^1,15 Snlroratus 6W Nails ^6 Candlns 14 S' ar Candles 26r fallow 10 D'ed Ap'ls "$ bu. 1,50 Green @0,00 T'enches Dried Potatoes Cheese Madder Onions Chickens W dot. Cider Oats

permanently located them

June 16-tf. TRICHE & BALL.

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Raglan had asked for his recall. Ho rtj had been sick, but was belter. Arrangements had, however, been made for Gen. Simpson to take his command, should any change be necessary. iM

ID" Through A*a«M4eJigurtt diue at past eleven o'clock. .£j June 9 l&55*diw-tf.

CONFECTIONERY.

F. EBERWINE,

Dcnlor in CJonfV-ctions, Cigars, &c., Ohio Street, South of the Square, TERRE-HAUTE, IKDIANA.

KEEPS

constuntlv on hand all kinds of Confections, Toys, Nuts, Candies, Raisins by the box or pound, Fruits, Preserves, Pickles, Sardine*, etc etc. fCT Soda W ater, of the bent, always ready.

D* Cigars, of the best material and flavor.

SYRUPS!

LEMON,Ging

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

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

June 18, 1865-dlm A

A HOR8E. WANTED.

UITABLE fov an Express Waggon quire «t the ofHce of the American press Company.

Terre-Haute, June 29-dtf

CIDER

VINEGAR, a first rate article,

for sale at DOUGHTY'8. June 29, 55 dtf

wAws

HOME MARKET.

COUXCTED DAILY FOft THC AXK&10AN» •i

a Tool 0,65 8@I0 .•c ,0,00 10 8K@I0 15 I 50©60

S0(§50 75 9 00 00 35 10 30 15 10 15 10

2.25 so @28 08 .'V 30.. ®10 08

75@1,00 60 1.6f 10

15 30 13

2,00 000 3,00 1.1*0 15 00 1,50

2,50

10 13

12}

1.00 1.50 0,00 35

KEW LINE TO CHICAGO.

TERRE-HAUTE AND ALTON

RAILHOAD.

BANK NOTE LIST.

DAlLr FOR

$8,00

'{''T&l&Mt*'•'14 ~~BT~ ^4 All other*,

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.!

H'arreft'j Block, Corner Fourth and Block Corner Fovrth Minn Streets.

1, 0 Ummorcy Bank, 0Q IIowi«sr Bank, 40

Collections made and remitt*(t on the day of payment. Com and Exchange bought Detroit eitv bant* ,d st.ld. Remittances m.de to England, Ireland and Ctarniativ.

OEOROfe C. DUY. Cashier.

Indiana.

State Bank and Branches,

CLASS No. 1. Hank of Indiana, iank of Goshen, I'ank of Monticello, ank of Salem, i'ank of the Capitol. Hank of Rockville, I (ank of Warsaw, Bank of Mt. Vornou, Hank of Klkhart. Hank of Syracuse, Brookville'Bank, Bank of Paoli, Oanal bank, Onwcent Oitv bank, Cambridge Oity Bank. Oontml bank. Fnyntt» Co. bank. Fitrin's. 4 Moch's bk, lf arnwrs Bank,

Huutington Co. Bank, Indiana Bank, tadiJinn Stock Bank, Indian Rt'Sfrve Bank Kentucky Stock Bank. l.nOiaugo Bank, Mcrt-htf. fe MpoM. bk., N.Y Va. S, 8. bk, I'rairit* City Bank,

One Through Passenger Train Daily Salem bank, (""I'KDATS Kxci:PTEn.) vni hank of Ind,, A

FTER Monday, Julv 2d, the Passongor bA'k^ Train will have Terre Hauto. -t 7 oMk

ILLINOIS CENTRAL ROAB direct to Chicago, by 6 o'clock. P. M. ltcturuing—Leaves Crossing of Cliicago Branch on arrival of Illinois Central Train, at 3:45 P. M., and reaches Terre-Haute al 6:45 P.M.

IET Freight. Tr.iins leave dxily

A. M.. and arrivi* at the crossing of the Chi-1 __ _T cngo Branch, at 10 o'clock, A. couuc-cfc. CLASS ISO. ing with the train of the

O" Freights will not bcr«-ecived at the de- S'euben co. b-uik. pot for bhipiuent aft-r 5 o'clo k, P. M-

L. It. SA W(iKNT, SuperinUiudant. June 2D, ]B55-dwtf

TRIC11E & BALL, HAVING

CLASS No. 3. Ivalnwsiw Bankj N. y. Stock Ban*,

selves in Terre-llaute, are now prepared to fill all calls in the lino of "lh^h Rj^ba^k,' XJnd.ertal5.in®. I Wayne bank?i They have on hand and kt-ep constantly ready-made Coffins, also, Uorpse Pre- CLASS No. 4. servers, by which any one wishing to I'ank of Albion, koep a deceased friend can do so during '$8u1k P^rrysvill^, the hot weather for any number of days. \\f Coringt^' We calculate that nothing shall go un- Hatik of Rochester, done on our part to render satisfaction. B'k of T. Wadswortli, Our priocs shall not exceed that of oth- J'^khart Co Bank, er establishments of the same kind.

Sl^sToc^bank.

Hearse, in all cases, free of cliargo wabash Valley bank, where oi'fiins are procured at our es- furracrs A Mech's Bk, tablishment. ^^"Shop, on Second street, on the corner North of the Stewart House.

All solvent banks,

Par.

...

Goshen. Monticello. Salem. Indianapolis.Rockville, Warsaw. Mt. Vornon Elkhart Syracuse Iroo«ville

Paoli Evansville Evansvillo Catnb. City Indianapolis Connvrsville Indianapolis Wostfiolu Lafa/Ue Lcgiu^])ort Huntington

Madison l^tporte Kokomo Columbus Lima N. Albany Evansville Terre-Haute Halem Conner«ville Terre-Hauto Indianapolis

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lTP"r

Value, 95 cents. M'»unt StwUng Clinton

Agricultural bank, I' nik of North America, Hank of R-ockport Hank of South Bend, Hank of Ft. Wayne, Delaware Co. Bank, tIn at Westcrn Ban k, 1 North Western bauk,

Rock port South IJcnd Ft. Wnyue Muncie Terre-Houte Blooinfield

1b"s'' ban*.

Shawnee bank, Tippecanoe bank,

Ancola W abash Attica "Winneroac

Value, 90 oents. Albion Vtncenncs

p'ate bank A branches, Solvent Free banks, Stock banks (old plate,) Suspended and broken,

All solvent banxs,

All solvent banks,

enEx-

AH solvent banks,

Logan sport Corydon Newville

Richmond

Value, 80 cents. Albion Perry sville

CLASS No. 5. Atlantic bank, Bank of Bridgeport, Hank of Attica, Tank of North America, hank of Oonnersville,, Bunk of America, Hank of Albany Drovers' Bank, Government Slock bk, Orwjne Co. Bank, Lftincl Bank, Merchants Bank, Merchants bank, Northern Ind. Bk, I 'Orange bank,

Value, i6 cents. Jackson Bridgeport

Attica Newport

A Conuersville Morocco N. Albany

Public Stock bank, P«*rry County bunk, Plytnbuib bitnk. Slate Stock »nk, Ktatc Stock bank, State Stock bank of Ind., State Stock Security bank, Traders bank, Trttders bnnk, Western bank, Wabash River bans,

All solvent banks,

Rome Lafayette Blooinfield Laurel Lafayette Springfield Logansport Poseyville

Newport Haute Naxhville Plymouth Jasper

Illinois]

All Solvent banks, Suspended do.

Par.

5c dise

N. York & N. Jersey.

All solvent banks,

Par.

New England States.

Par

Ohio

Kentucky.

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v-.^VvW-.vw

Georgia

Atlanta bank, Ilutoriorbank,

P* lOcdiw

Merchftmsb^k, Mtkul,

5c disc

Xouisiana^

Cankalri Orleans,

Par

Klchi^an.

Par

l5S10c disc

WiBOO&BiC.

All solvent banks,

Par.

Miwouri,

All solvent banks.

Michigan City St. Louis spocie checks.

Tenneuoe.

Old banks, Other solvent banks,'

Sedi^o

5(gl0c dit«

District of Columbia.

Solvent bsnka, par Exckangv bank, 50dis«

Alabama.

All solveut bank?., 5(310c disc

Canada.

All sotvent banks, &c dise

80METHINQ NEW

On ttio WaboaH.

FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

». Q. F0HSTEB

HAVING permanently located in Ter-re-Haut«, i« now engaged In inanufao* turing Purtu'ure by steam, in the most uxpoijitious and wurktnaulike manner.

His Ware-Rooms are on the corner of Third and 0berry streets, where h* keeps constantly on hand and offers for sal-, at wholewaldand rvtai1. a large and full a^uat-im-nt of the most elegant Furniture, of all styles and description^, at rates v-quol to OincititHti prices, adding freight.

He also keeps constantly on band Fitk's patent nir-tieht

Metalic Burial Cases.

Together «*ith a full atmortrneiit of Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffins, of the best material and workmanship.

O" Funerals attended with an elegant

Every thing in his line furnished at th«

shortest notice and on the most reasonable

t^Vms.

Par

Virginia.

Par

Pennsylvania.

North, and South Carolina ATI solvent banks,

Par

Maryland.

Families and deslers.ln the trade' will find it to their interest to oall at the corner of 3d anrt Cherry streets, one square North of Main, before purchasing elsewhere.

Terre-Haute, May 519, 1855-dwtf

TERHEIIAUTK AGRICULTURAL

WARE-HOUSE! J.

Par

U. EIDDLE ft 00.

MOSTgenerally,

Rennsclarr Covington Rochester

Mich City Ooshan Jasper Marion lort

R««poctfu!ly announce to the pah-*1 lie that they hsve disposed of all their rooei ies and Provisions, with a I view of carryingon an «t*clusive Agricultur- I al Ware-WnuHo Business, and are now ready 1 to accommodate all in the lino of

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS: Dnnford's Improved Iron Mower: J.

H. 1

Manny's patent adjustable Reaper and Mow-

Rcnselaer or, combined Atkin's Automaton Self lla* king Reaper and Mower Ketchura's Oiilebrated Mowing Machine New-York Reaper $

Little Oinnt Cfom and Oob Mill Straw Outter* of different kinds Revolving Hay Rakes Cultivslors, Corn Sheller*, Scytites, Hoes, Raker. Snaths and Cradles, and every thing else usually kept in an Agricultural 'k Ware-House.

May 28,1854-w tf- WilT

Nfttiport Can nel ton Plymouth Jamestown Logansport Peru

LARGE lot of Tea, Tobacco, Bag-Salt. Willqw and Wood Ware, Matches Firecrackers, Cegars, Groceries, ctc., etc.,a 'f wholesale. Oall soon for bargains.

COMSTOCK BROTHER,

June 5-dw2w No, 2 Mechunics* Row!,'

Flour! Flour!!

QUPERFINS Flonr at retail for^.O^a O good article of Fine Flour at $8,50, per

barrel,can now be had of JAMISON 4 TERRY, May 30, 1855-dtf I

REVERE HOUSE,

Situated on Perry St., North of Mam ATTICA, IND., S I & S O (LATK or ooLtmaus, o.) *,

Proprletora.

Travellers and Boarders accommodated in the best style, and on reasonable terms.

Attica, Ind. June 16 1855. dfew3m.

Percussion Matches.

Par Par

HAVE the Agenoy for the sale ofi the Percussion Matches, roanufactur-

lOcdlsM. bv A. Kent, Middlebury, Summitf Co., Ohio. A large quantity now on band, allj warranted of the best quality, which will be sold to the trade, at the lowest-^ prices. Call and se® them, at No. 2^

Early's Block, Terre-Haute, Ind. J. M. ADAMS.s June 26, 1855-dtf. ,,

AUCTION!!

I WILL SELL ON SATURDAY^ A FINE LOT OF FURNITURE! On consignment, both new and old slso. CLOCKS, WATCHES, READY MADI'. CLOTHING. frc at No. S.Early's Block. 5 disc .Tiiivlt (its ADAVS