Daily American, Volume 1, Number 132, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 23 July 1855 — Page 3

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5 Hew Firm We have hitherto neglected to call attention to the advertisement of the new firm of SMITH-AC DODDS, advertised in another column We have been shown through the establishment from cellar to garret, and found the large room's stowed to repletion with all kinds of Groceries, Flour, Ac. The business character of these enterprising gentlemen is very high, and their new concern does great credit to our rapidly growing city. From a glance at their bills and cash book, we are led to believe their sales to have already been immense. Western dealers need not go beyond Terre-Haute to purchase

prising houses here as Smith & Dodds, and others.

., Circuit.Court.

business on the docket.

V"?* Arrested!

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Three veritable Mickies as ever punished rait fish and praties" on a Friday, were arrested by Marshal Dodson, yesterday evening, for indulging in a harmless beverage known as "potheen" by all true Milesia.is—and, having their "Irish up" refused to tell where they procured the "crather."— They were accordingly conveyed to the calaboose—muttlering that it was a "Doomed Mane law!"

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43Tlt is a matter of surprise to many thnt all kinds of provisions are lower every place else than in this city.

g3T Evening Star Temple of Honor, No. 60, meets to-night.

jtfSr Several br ck-makers of this city have commenced burning their kilns.

jC3TA flourishing little village is springing up, as if by magic, at Sandford's Station, Ills., on the T. H. & A. R. R., about 9 miles from this city.

1ST A new locomotive, styled the Missouri, has been added to the rolling stock of the Terre-Haute and Alton Railroad. "j

TERRE-HAUTE

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ROAD.—While

RICHMOND RAIL

many other Railroads,

in all parts of our country, are becoming involved in'debt, and some even bjing sold, the T. H. & R. R., has been so judiciously managed, as to be able to declare a respectful dividend in favor of her Stock holders every six months— a dividend of five per cent for the last six months hns just been declared.

$S3T We saw five may apples the other evening, all of which grew from the same bud. We have heard of seven, but were inclined to doubt it—we give in now.

Fruit growing double appears to be a general thing, this season. We have seen three peaches growing together, two plums, and also double cucumbers, but the strangest freak of nature that we have witnessed this season, is two full sized tassels on one stalk of corn, coming out about two feet apart, and both being about the same height.

tSST A Sufferer wishes to know when the lake in Sibleytown will be drained. We think that it will be "dried up" about the same time that Lake Erie will be baled out by a pint-cup. What says the City Council

J3T We are sorry to say that we are in the drag, owing to the crowd of work on hands, and our pressman being on the sick list. We are in hopes that he will be on hands to-morow.

Socrates, seeing a scolding wife

who had hanged herself on an olivetree, exclimed: *5 "Oh that all trees would bear such fruit."

First. The right of the State to prohibit the liquor traffic. Second. The constitutionality of the search and seizure clause.

Third. Whether the law allows the sale of Imported liquors, except in original packages.

Fourth. Whether trial of cases under the law is confined Sessions.

During the storm last evening, several of the roofs of the bonded warehouses at the Atlantic Docks in Brook-

lyn'

Groceries, while we have such enter- ^one

were blown off

*nd

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An interesting discovery has been made France with regard to engrafting fruit trees. Instead of maWng use of a graft, a slip is taken—from an apple tree, for example—and planted in apotato, so that a couple of inches of the slip remain visible^ It soon takes root, developes itself, and finally becomes a handsome tree, bearing fine fruit.

THE

RBVOLUTIOK IN

SliiBl^l^pi^lSii

YoR* july 20.

A number of t$e lading temperance men of this city ,have united in a letter to the President of the Liquor Dealers' Society, inviting friendly suits, in which the following points nill be decided in the Court of last resort, at an early day.

damage

shipping there

The extra term of the Circuit Court of Vigo county convened to-day —Judge Gookins, presiding. We understand there is a large amount of River, this A. M., ran'into the schoon

The boiler

of the Machine shop of Henry Ester fc Co., wss blown down, a large candle factory was also prostrated. Several stores on Commercial wharf, near the Docks, were also unroofed. ..." The steamer America, of the International line, when opposite Genesee

er Emblem of Wilson, cutting her in two, and five of the cretv, including the captain and mate, and oue passenger,

were drowned. The injured. ,s~

MKXtco.—By

the latest accounts from Northern Mexico, we learn that the revolutionist® had captured Saltillo, were beseijing Caroargo, whence they contemplate marching upon Matamoras, where Gen. Woll was preparing to give them a warm reception.

It 1790 the mail was often a week between New England and Phil., a fortnight between Boston and Savannah, and in the winter almost as long in reaching the Ohio at Pittsburg, from Philadelphia. In 1849 and to 1852 the mails were transported between Cincinnati and Madison in from 12 to 15 hours in July, 1856, under the reformed old line administration, the mails are 48 hours between Cincinnati and Madison. If another old line President is elected in 1856 it will be four days in getting from Cincinnati to Madison.—Mad. Cour.

t3T A paper mill in Chester county, Pennsylvania, has been leased to a party who proposes to manufacture from wood.

Two men went to 'Californy.' One came back without a rag to his back, while the other came with nothing but rags. Wanted to know' which did the best? Answers may be sent till the mail closes.

Jar An Irishman warns the public not to trust his wife,, because 'he wis never married to "her.

HOME, MARKET.

|CQfcBECTXD DAILT KB IR AMtUOA*. j,

WHOLESALE. Flour ttbbi #7,7S *1,00 65

Wheat

pffiFi ':$% $8,00 Ail

Cora Bacon Flaxseed Lard- 7@8

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Molasses J® 38(345 Tobacco I0(§45 Salt $ bbl. 2,50 Coal @9 Wood cord Lime $ bu. SO Feathers

Rice 08 Whisky gall SO Butter @10

to the Court of Egg*

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Cheese 10 Madder tX: 13 Onions 1,00 Chickens'® do*. 1,50 Cider LU0 Oats

America was un-

SYRACUSE, July 20.

The night Express train going west, on the New York Central Railroad, ran of the track about 12 o'clock last night, about three miles from here, owing to some villiuins having displaced a rail. Mr. Deyo, of Springfield, Mass., bad a shoulder broken. Harry Steams, conductor, was badly cut and bruised about the head and face. Mr. Harrison, the engineer, had an arm broken, and a number of others were more or lt ss bruised, but not seriously* 'Flie President of the road offers a reward of t5,000 for the apprehension of the perpetrator of the outrage. The cars were not much broken, and the -rack was sufficiently in order to admit of trains moving as usual/

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cr establishments of the same kind. D^a^weCo SSk Hearse, in all cases, free of charge i^t Western Bank, where coffins are procured at oar es- NorUi Western bank, tablishment.

S8T Shop, of» Second street, on the corner North of the Stewart House. June 164fi? TRICHE & BALL.

CONFECTIONERY.

F. EBEEWUtE,

Denier in Confection#, Ciyars, fcc., Ohio Street, South of the Square, TERRE-HATTTK, INDIANA. T^" EEPS constantly on band all kind* of IV Confections, Toys, Nuts, Candies, Raisins by the box or pound, Fruits, Preserve#, Pickles, 8«rdlne«, etc., etc.

TT Sfids Water, of the beat, always teady. O* Cigars of the bp*t tn*»erial ana flavor.

SYRUPS!

LEMON,Ginger,

Sasaparilla, Strawberry,

Rose, Pine Apple, Vanilla, Raspberrv, Oransreand Natural Syrups, V*n^'

June 18, 1855-dlm

A. A. HAMMOND. IT. H. NKLSON.

HAMMOND A KELSON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Terre-Hnnte, Indiana.

O" OFFIC*in

Phoenix Row, over Bucking

ham's Book Store. [July 5,1855-dtf

A Book from Doesticks.

ORIGIN

AL views of Men and Things—

Humorous Aspects of American Lift, by Q. K. Philander DoeRticks, P. B. The new Novel on Fashionable Religion—• "Which The Right, or the Left." Companion to the Lamplight***"— "The

Watchman." "Cone Cut Corners"—The Experiences of a Conservative Family in fanatical times, involving some account of a Connecticut village—the people who lived in it,and those who came from the city, by Penauly.

For sale at W. H. BUCKINGHAM'S. Julyl4-dtf

Dr. WARREN, Dentist.

Thankful for the liberal patronage already recieved, continues to perform all operations in DENTISTR in the same

DURABLE

manner.

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Fish White 13,00 Mackerel 00 Tea* S0A65 Tar 5,50 Indigo 1,00@1,15 Salasratus 6WJ Nails Candles Star Candles ^v 96 Tallow S 10 D'ed Ap'ls^bu. 1,50 Green @0,00 Peaches Dried 2,50 Potatoes

75@1,U0 60 l.Wf 10

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TRICHE & BALL, HAVINGall

permanently located them

selves in Terre-Haute, are now prepared to fill calls ir. the line of UndLertalsLiiix. They have on hand and keep constantly ready-made Coffins, also, Corpse Preservers, by which any one wishing to kee^ the We calculate umt notuing snail go un- j'ink of North Araericadone on our part to render satisfaction. Itank of Rockport Our prices shall not exceed that of oth-

BANK NOTE LIST.

OOnCOTXS DAILY rot YKB AMkiIO*\', -HIT—-

SOUTHERN BANK OF INDIANA.

Warren's Block, Corntr Fourth and Main Stmts. Collections made and remitted on th.da7 of paynMut. Com and Exchange bought and sold. Remittances mad* to England, Ireland aad Germany.

QSORQB 0- DtJY. Ca&to. Indiana.

State Bank and Branches,

CLASS No. 1. llank of Indiana, Hank of Goshen, I'ank of Moutioello, l- ank of Salem, lUutk of the Capitol, llank of Rockvule, flank of War««w, Bank of MtVeraou, Dank of Elkhart, Bank of Syracuse, Brookvilie Bank, Bank of Paoli, Canal bank. Craaoemt City bank, Cambridge City Bank, Central bank. Fnyette Co. bank, Partn's. 4t Mech'a bk, FanuorsBank, Gramercv Bank, lio(«ier Bank, Huntington Co. Bank, Indiana Bank, Indiana Stock Bank, Indian Reserve Bank Kentucky Slock Bank. LaGtaage Bank, Merrbts. A Moch*. bk.,

SO 15

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15 10

Steuben co. bunk. Upper Waba*h bank, Shawnee bank, Tippecanoe bank,

CLASS No 3. Kalnmcjsoo Bank,

Salem. Indianapolia ^RockviUe.

Paoli

Kvansrille Evanavilltt Catob. City Indianapolis Conn«r»ville Indian Wentfiel .La£ayetto -v- Logan tt port

Huntinjrton Madison Laporte KoVomo Columbus Lima N. Albany Evansville Terre-Haute Salem Connersville Terre-Haute .Indianapolis

Y. «k Va. S. S. bk, I'mine City Bank, Salem bank, Savings bank of Ind.. SourUern Bank of Ind., Traders bank, ic

Value, 90 oents. Albion f* Vincennes

N. Y. Stock Banit, Wavne bank, WaW*h River bank, IW abash River bank, I Wayne bank.

CLASS No. 4. I'ank of Albion, Hank of Ferrysvill* Hank of Rennselaer, Bulk of Corington, Bank of Rochester, B'k of T. Wadsworth, Klkhart Co. Bank, Fanners Bank,

CLASS No. 5. Atlantic bank, Bank of Bridgeport, Hank of Attica, Pank of North America, Hank of Oonnersville, Bank of America, Hank of Albany Drovers' Bank, Government Stock bk, ftrwme Co. Bai«k, {Laurel Bank, I Merchants Bank,

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Logansport New Corvdon NewvUle Richmond

Value, 80 oents. Albion Perryaville

Merchant bank, Northern Ind. Bk, Orange bank, Public Stock bank, Perry County bank, Plymouth bank. State Stock bmk, State Stock bank, State Stock bank of Ind., Slate Stock Security bank, Traders bank, Traders bank, Western bank, Wabash River ban a,

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O" Tiirough Passengers dine at past eleven o'clock. _rtl June 9 1855-dSw-tf.

Rennaelaer Covington

Jasper Marion Logannort Ren«uaer

Yalue, 75 oents Jackson Bridgeport

Attica Kewport •Oonnersville Morocco N. Albany Romo Lafayette Bloomfield Laurel Lafayette Springfield Logansport Posey vi lie

Illinois}

All Solvent banks, Par Suspended do. Scdiaa

N. York & N. Jersay-

All solvent banks, Par,

New England States.

All solvent banks,

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

All solvent bancs,

Par

Ohio

Virginia.

All solvent banks,

CAREFUL

and

XT OFFICE IN MODESITT'S BUILDING March 8-tf

Par

Pennsylvania.

All solvent banks,

Par

Maryland.

Par

North and South Carolina'1

All solvent banks,

^Qtorgia..

AtlantalbiLk, ,A Interior bank,

Basks ioN Orltana.

Par.

vi* I*"' Michigan City Giuthen. ,Moi\ticello.

Par

lOe disc 10c di$t« 5c disc

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Detroit, city banks, Other solvent banks^^r

lOodisa m.

WisoonaiA

All solreat banks,

Missouri.

All solvent baaks, J. *f'l St. Louis specie cheeks.

act

Toan«uee.

Old banks, Other solveat banks.

Warsaw. Mt Vernoa Elkhart Syracuse broorf villa,

Solvent banks. Exchange bank.

A!B

Mediae

S^lOeduiac

Diitrict of Oolumhia.

disc 4^

Alabama.

All solveut banks,

&<S10« dise

Canada.

All solvent banks,

Mdim

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FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

S. 0. 70BSTBE

I ft HAVING permanently located in Tar now engaged in maouikc«turing Furniture by steam, in the moat tfpwitioiii and workmanlike manner.

Ware-Eootm are on the corner

of Third and Okerry streets, where he keep* constantly on hand and offers tor sal •, at* wholesale and rwtail, a large and full assurti ment of the moot elegant Furniture, of all!

Yalue, 96 oenta. Mount Sterling Clinton

patent air-tight

Rockport ?4! South Bend Pt. Wayne Uuncie Terre-Haute BloomAeld Angola Wabnsh Attica Winncmac

Ben^»

Cin-

Burial Oases.

Together with a full assortment of Burial Clothes, and Wooden Coffini. of the best material and workmanship.

O* Funerals attended with an elegant

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Every thing in his line furnished at tb* shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.

Fam {lies and dsalers.in the trade' will find interest to call at the corner of 3d and Cherry a trusts, one square North of Mala, before purchasing elsewhere.

Terre-Haute, May 99,1865-dwtf

TfcHRE HAUTK AGRlClTLTCKAlt

WARE-HOUSE!^

J. M. BIDDLE 00.

v|ew

I Rochoster Mich City Goshen

of carrying on an exclusive AgriculUira! Ware-Hnuse Husineas, and are now ready to accommodate all in the line of

AGR1 CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Dsn ford's Improved Imn Mower J. Bt, Manny'spatent adjustable Reaper and Mow* er, combined Atkin'a Automaton Self Ra king Reaper and Mower Kotcbum's odebrated Mowing Machine New.York Reaper: Little Giant Oom and Cob Mill Striw Cut* tars of different kinds Revolving Hay Rakes Cultivatora, Corn Shell#™, Scytltes, Hoes, Raker. Snaths and Cradles, and every thing else usually kept in an Agricultural Ware-House. vn I

May 28,1854-w tf-

New port Cannelton Plymouth Jamestown Logansport Pern

Newport Haute Naahville Plymouth Jasper

DsrrsmMUNJiLD

TO CLOSE OUT!! TEIN"G

compelled,on account of my health

JL_ to change my business, I offer my entire stock of Queens-ware, Glass-ware, ware, and Silverplated-ware in short, the BEST AS80BTED STOCK! Of China ware, and House-Furnishing gooda that I ever bad in store also, a lot of

DRY GOOD8 AND QR0CERIE8! All fresh and new, at wholesale or retail. I will take in part paymetft tho building of a house to cost from *3,500 to $4,000, or, I will sell one half of the establishment to some active business man, who would wiy on tne businesa.

IT Until the above is effected, I will re tail at cost and expenses. June 26-d*w4w E. S. WOLFE.f

Buote in gliam^

CHAIR & FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS,

ON FOURTH STREET,

H(Ajust

few doers North of Main,) AS received the largest and moat complete stock of Furniture ever offered to the puDlio in this market—consisting in part of CHAIRSof EVERY DESCRIPTION!

SOFAS,

Par Par

lOcdis

Kentucky.

Par

Plain Dressing and common Bu

reaus, Tables, Stands of different stylet, Centre Tables and other tales, Bedsteads of all kinds Looking-Olasses, Cribs of every description Lounges and many other articles too numerous to mention. Also, keeps on hand a large assortment of Chairs of home manufacture, warranted and Spring Seat Chairs of every description.

ILT The attention of oountiy dealers is called to the above stock. O* All sorts of repairing done on the shortest notice.

HL BUCKINGHAM.

Terre-Haute, July 6,1855-tf.

HOLMES' FOUNDEBY,

EAST

CANAL, NEAR

Tsaaz-H

ACTS AND RICH

MOND RAILROAD DXPOP,

WHBBE

he is well prepared to furnish Engines, Boilers, Mills and all kinds of

Machinery, at short notice and disc

style and finioh.