Daily American, Volume 1, Number 134, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 25 July 1855 — Page 3

tThe New HampshirePAoente. pubbed at Concord^ N. H.," relates ike lowing SINGULAR CASK OF FASCRSATIOFF.— bout two Weeks since, alittlegirl setyears of age, named Oraline Hill, of ilmanton Centre, was in the "fields in arch of berries when her attention was rested by a peculiar singing noise, on looking up she perceived two rge black snakes, one of which was* an erect attitude gazing fixedly upon sr and accompanying its vibratory moms by, the child says, "a moat lautiful singing noise." Her 6 rst imilse to run she found impossible to ey, and gradually became pleased ith the reptile until she took it into her p, fondled it to sleep, as she supposi. Unknown to her parents she visid the snake regularly for a numb'cr of ivs, feeding it from her hand and aying with it with pejjfect freedom, being discovered she refused to nlwit to be caught yntil promised* it, lould n6t' be^njured. On Sabbath orniug last, she caught and placed if a bo*, where it is now kept, tixcept hen feeding and playing-with it. The iake* is about three feet long, and winds outthe girl's arm and nock perfectly issive,5 and even tnkts nutrin&entfrom jr mouth. She does not suffer tlie irpent to be out of her sight, but wishto bo constantly playing v^ith it.— he medical men who have seen her ty she is completely fasci natod, and link that the death of the viper might

Hundreds have been to witness the draculous phenomenon, and many mpting offers have been made to take le child abouton exhibition, yet though ie parents are in destitute circumstan38, we are glad they have sense eough to refuse auy such offers.

MURDER.—WM. LAWRENCE BLISS, ormerly a citizen of Pennsylvania, was nurdered in New Madrid county, Mo., the 4th inst., by a man named AL'REN CANOY. Bliss was attempting to sacape when he was stabbed with a jowie knife, receiving several wounds rom the effects of which he,died. The nurderer escaped. A reward of seven ltindred dollars is offered for him.

S3T In Pittsburgh, the other day, he two proprietors of the Daily Chroncle got into a fight, and one of them pied the forms.

BST In the U. S. Court now in lession at Cleveland, James II. Forsyth, terser Collector of Customs at Toledo, on trial on charge of embezzling the public money.

jC!3r The old United States Bank is to wind up its affairs on the 20th of September next, fourteen years from the "day of its final failure.

It has been said that "that to make home happy the husband must be somewhat deaf, and the wife somewhat blind."

S3T The first Methodist Episcopal Church in Germany, a really beautiful building, has been completed, dedicated *nd occupied.

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Salt $ bbl. Coal Wood 18 oord Lime bu.t^ Feathers Rice Wh»skv gall Butter* F*e* Fi«n White Mackerel,

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HOME MARKET. CbMttCTKD DAttT FUiWl* AVKRIOAK. RETAIL

WHOLESALE. $7,75 #1,00

Flour bbl Wheat Com Bacon Flaxseed Lard Sugar Coffee Molasses Tobacco

Onions 1«00„. rh ick ens doz. 1,505"'. Cider' 0,00 Oifts »'*4vi 35

$8,00 0.09 0,65 8® 10 0,00 10

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MIOqso 78

$ Bnabel

®38 08 30

13,00 lb

50* 65 6,50

Tea# Tar Indigo Salnratus Nails Candlas 14^ Star Candles 20 Tallow 10 D'ed Ap'ls bu. lJ&O'j Green @0.00. Poaches DrUsd PoUtoes Obce*« Madder ... im**'* vwmhf®

1,0001,15

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TRIOIIE B'-BALL.

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1NG permanentl)7 located themselves in Terre-llaute, are now prepared (ill all culls in the line of

The Manchester Mirror adds the fol•wing: The parents Of the little girl, Oraline ane Hill, who Is charmed b? two black nakes, have changed their first deterlination, andyesterday afternoon made exhibition at Rumford Hall, Coriord. A thousand people visited them, great is their -curiosity to see them, be have seen them—the girl is very retty, only six years old next month. )nly the smaller snake goes with them, nd that is four feet three and a half nches long, and is idolized by the girl, ler father informed us last evening hat when she sleeps now she curls her* elf up like a snake, incredible as it may eem. The father and mother will be resent, and some one to tell the story the girl's being fascinated by the nakes, and the effects upon her. The firl has a wild look, and fears are enertained that she will in time languish ind die, in consequenee of the magnetic owerover her of the snakes.

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eleven o'clock, J~tl

June 9 1855-1 d&wtf.

A. k. BAXMONO. IT II. Nsunx.

HAMMOND & NELSON. f': ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Terre-Hnnte, Indiana. U* OFFICE in Phoenix Row, ov^r Bucking ham's Book Store, [July 5,1855-dtf

MAP

Showing the Township, liange, Section, and Quarter Section Lines the Civil Townships the outline of each person's Tract of Land, with the ....

Owner's Name theron the I Streams Canals Railroads 4 Plank roads State and

County roads Towns villages post offices Public buildings

Churches

School Houses

Mills fec. the City of Terre-Haute, with its Additions and Sub-divisions. Compiled with grent caro from United States, Corporation and Private Surveys, and County Records.

Scale, 2 inches to the Mile. Published by CO.ND1T, WRIGHT & HARDEN, lndiunapolia, Ind. AMZI B. COXDIT, I A WIU.IA W. WATOHT, XTHKMIAU HAVWKN, }K

The «hove gchllem^n b^Ve accured tbccopv right for the. Map of our County, and will proceed to ptiblisnit without delay, and we are rcque.siel to give noticetoall jwraons that have DEKDS £nr land, IUD liavn nevr had tli i-hi RRGORDEI), fowoid I hem in for record at once, otherwise their nam39 will not appear on tho Man.

ALBERT LANGE, Auditor: •. DAVID BELL, Kecotder.

Terre-Haute, July 14-dtf

Dr. WARREN, Dentist.

Thankful for the liberal patronage already recieved, continues to perform all operations in DENTISTRY' in tne same CAEEFUL and DUBABLE manna*. XT OFFICE IN MODESITT8 BITIIDINO

March 8-tf

BANK NOTE LIST.

SOUTHERN BANK 6F INDIANA.

Tfcrrrfn'i Block, Corner Fourth and Main Str&ts.

Collections made and remitted on the day of payment. Coin and Exchange bought and sold. Remittances made to England, Ireland andl Germany, feKORGE

Indiana.

State Bank and Branches,

CLA.SS No. 1. IVank of ludiana, Hank of Ooshfen. I'ank Of Montiwlfd, ank of Snlttn, tank of the Capitol, Hank of Rockvule, Hank of Warsaw, Bank of Mt.Vrtnou,5^ Bank of Elkhart. Hank of Syraetuwy1 lc Hahk.

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JJQ I flrookiiUe Bank

rtft i*i I Bank of

Pailt,s

1 !tf a 001 0*n*l bank. o'-OO ^cnt Citr bank 3 00

*y-jd PanrnMra^nk. 'tJramtrcy Batik, ru»! lbxMiicr liaiik,

UndLortai£.lns. T'lp/ l»voon hand ami kiwronrtanlly SSIK.'SHSkV l?,d ready-made Coflins, also, Corpse re- Traders bank, servers, by which any one wishing to 1'«-J keep a deceased friend can do so during' CLASS No. 2. the hot weather for any number of days,: Agricultural bank, We calculate that nothing shall go uu- I'ank «f North Amarica, done on our part to render satisfaction, H«ckport

Our prices shall not exceed that of oth-1

June 16-tf. TBI QUE & BALL.

.. Liiuik uf biHiui BifiiU}

er ostabhshmente of the same kind. Dulaware Co. Bank, Hearse, in all cases, free of charge Wwtwu liauk, where coffins are procured at our es- j«.ortij ^csUjni bank, ... *..* -v- Slouben co. bank. mtabliahment, Upper Waba*h ^SrShop, cm See6nd stree1( on the simwnw bank, corner Xorth of the Stew«irt llouse.

CLASS No.

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OK Otl $

Rockville, Warsaw. Mt. Voriioh $rf*?u«ej#i^ brouvHie

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CW EvanHVille Evamsvillo ^»»0(Mnb.Citr fr" •VAk lndiaiw}M)is

^wbridjcp City &U)k| '(H)' Central bank,

All

bank, ',l *'li ConnwviUe

Farm'*. A-bk,*r^ Indianapolis

JQ I Muntinpton Co. Batik, InJihiiA ltank. lutliaiiH 1?lock Bank,

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Weatilvld Lafayette Lojrii»Hport Hnnting^in

Lanorto

Indian Rw?rv« Bank ICcntncky Siock Bank. liuGiiuigtt Bunk, Mojvht«. it: Mflch*. l»k., N.Y A Va. S. 8. bk, I'rairio Oiry llruik, Salem bauk, 5 Saving bank of 1 nd.1,

Kokmno CtOutubua Lima N. Albany EvanevUl* Tvrru-Hanta Salcir. C«mnor«vUlfe T«rre-H*«t» Indianapoliti

$ ft*,

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Tippecanoe bank/

of CO wl in' at ri

Value, 95 cents. Mount Sterling Clinton

Rocknurt ttoulh Bund Pt. Wayne .. Munciu Tcrre-Haut* ailoonifleld Angola

Angc Wabash Attica ^, „Wiuncmao.^

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Value, 90 cento. '.v Albion "Vlncennoa '4 Loganspoft 3iuv Corydoa :-Npvvill(. "''T? Richmond

Kalnuivjsoo Bauk, N. Y. Stock Banrt, Wayno bank, Waba*b Hivgr bank,"4 W abash River bank, Wayne bank,

CLASS No. Hank" of Albion, liauk »f Porty«vill«j' Hank of Roniinclaor, ink of Coriiiffton, Bank of Rochoater, H'k of T, Wa«i»worth, Elkhart Co. Bank, I FafhicTH Bank,

State Stock bank, Wabash Valley bank, lfflrra(pi£ Mech'a Bk,

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O* T1,rough i^asseiigcra dit.o at»^ past

CLASS No. 5:'

flank of Bridgeport, 1 tank of Attica, Bank of North America, Bank of Connuravillo, Bank of America, Hank of Albany,, Drovers' Bank, Government Stock bk, Ormie Co. Bank, Laurel Bank, Merchants Bank.J Merchants bank, Northern Ind. Bk, Orange bank, Public Stock hank, Perry County bank, Plymouth bank, State Slock bank, State Stock bauk, State Stock bank of fnd., State Slock Security bank Traders bank, Traders bnnk, Western bank, Wabash River ban*,

vValfli 80^at».

t-Albion

^^iflPerryitville WmWS !R«nn«cliu5r mx* 0oVin}fton

Illinois]

All Solvent banks, Suspended do.

All solvent banks,

Rocbeater Mich City Ooabcn Jaapnr

Marion Logannort Rcnaelarr

Value, 75 C6ftts •f Jackaon Bridguport

Attica Newport OoniHTMville Morocco N.Albany Rome Lafayette Bloomfiuld Laurel l^afayette Springfield Logan sport Poaeyvilla

I Newport Cannelton Plymouth

Jameatown Logaafcport P«ru

Newport Haute «Nthhville

Plymouth Jaapcr

Par.

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York & N. Jersey.

All solvent banks,

All solvent banka,

Par.

New England States.

Par

OhioJ

ate bank branchea, Solvent Free ban k«. Stock batiks (old plate,) jrv Suspended and broken,

Par Par

10c dis

Kentucky.

All solvent banas,

Par

Virginia.

Par

Pennsylvania.

All solvent banks,

Par

Maryland.

Allsolventbanks,

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North and South Carolina.) Allsolventbanks, -5.disc