Daily American, Volume 1, Number 138, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 30 July 1855 — Page 4

CITY ITSX8

fW The followers of **Suh" are particularly requested to attend the meeting next Thursday night at impor* tabt business will -be on hand. ^JT Mncb inPcrmation will be derived by carrfolly paraslngoor column of new *dvertUwmente, to-day—Railroad Stock, Eatray

3T Evening Star Temple of Honor, o. 60, meets to-night.

tar

Two cases of cooler a have ap

peared at St Mary's, four miles from this oitv. ... r.J J.-.O,

Cholera in Charleston, Illinois! We regret to learn that Mr. C. 0. Osgood the deservedly popular Landlord of the Bail road House, Charleston, Ills., died of cholera, on Saturday morning last. Mr had just returned from a trip to the East, whithi-T he had conveyed his family. Great exeitement prevailed at Charleston, but no new cases have made their appearam

PrBUc SPEAKING.—Hon. LEWIS D.

as necessity ^emauds, the running of a second Wain will be recommeuced.

cles. Among the many, she informed a.clerk' in one of oiir stores that her mother wanted to get three yards of cloth "for primitive triangular appendages for her infant." 'i, .,.0

JSP" A Missouri editor announces that the publication of his paper will be suspended for six week», in order that he may visit Saint Louis with a load of bear akins, hoop-poles, shingles, oak bark and pickled oaifish, which he had taken for subscription.

X3T TWe is au a oe tree which blooms once in a hundred years on exhibition at Savannah, Geo rgia It has about one thousand blooms on it. -3

---->Fifteen thousand hostile Indians

are reported to be assembled in the region of Fort Laramie. They declare their intention of whipping any force our Government may send against them. -----

The Chicago Post office was

broken into, a few nights since, and rob-

BALLAD.

BY *. ». AUJJUCH.

"0, lightly flows the thistle down,"

How sorrowful thy strain I Ah, ihou hast loved, or else thou couldst Not voice so sweet apainl A|d was she very, very fair, w* With dove-like eyes, that tell How still our sleeping passions are?Jf$i-1-t Ah, foolish Philomel! Were her rare blushes sea shell pinkf* 1

Or sunset's^rimson glow? Her trembling bosom, was it lik# '1 White roses, or the snow? J4, And did she tell thee how she loved,

And then forget the tale? Ah, thou hast loved the one I love, Thoti foolish nightingale! Float lightly,lightly, thistle-down.

Across this scented left

Sing softly, softly, Philomel, £0 a.idnight and to mel

,°^0' Offl" Department. It is in the fellow-

P. MORTON,of Ind., will address tlie I jn j^lter. -t. people, at the Court House, in the afternoon and evening, on to-morrow, Tuesday, on the subjects now agitating the Sir —You may thtnk strange of these public mind. Let them be heard by all.. lines, but perhaps they may be of ad-

I f-W Owing to difficulties growing out of the question of ownership of the £an ^7 addressing «r j- .i .a .vi bme, Carroll countv Indi Western division of the 0. & M. Rail- /Signed road, trains have ceased to run on that roail from St. Louis to Vincennes. Consequently the "Night Express" on the T. H. «& R. Railroad, has been discontinued, for the present. The amount of travel not justifying its continuance. We are assured however, that so soon

HOWARD CouNtr, Md.} July 14, 1865.

..•• r— vantage to you. Some time ago 1 found NECTAR.—If any doubt that the gods a letter of youra to the cashier of the on old Olympus did sip nectarl let them Exchange Bank of Vii^inia, with a it A -WT If j. not* of hve hundred dollars for collecoriUt Wettfelt Tmpp'o Bank of Virginia their doubts removed. They have the'at Abingdon. The way 1 came by very article itself "crowning the goblet with its mellifluous foam."

fALKYi3 BRAGG,' New York—Dear

was buying old waste paper from the Baltimore Post Office, for the pu of making into paper ajy uin *Hf the note is of any use to you, you me at Woodtana. Yours, 4JKTKR.F. SHANCK.

A Heney WARD BSACUKIUSM.—This* brilliant, old clergyman recently preached a sertoon against old school Calvaniam, in which he said he wished it fully understood by his people, that he served them not as the minister of a sect, but

of the,trut!w)|"I am not," he declared i'a Galvanist, an Armenian a Universal 1st, a Unitarian, a Pelagian, nor a Sw8-

tW A very modest lady sent lier»denborgian but am simply Henry Wai-d very modest d»ughter, a pretty young

(Bt echer a preacher of the

damsel, out ose hiorning for somearti- believer on the Lord Jesus Christ and trying to make other people believe in him—that is all!"

l^e

bed of a large portion of the newly re- dreadful. We see it stated that within ceived mails.

wa$ owing

Wattermellons and Peaches aw

£3T CLARK MILLS, the celebrated American artist, has had another casting, and completed" succensfully two additional pieces of the Jacjtson statute for Uew Orleaui. In a few days he will have another, and will at once proceed It) form the body of the horse.— This work will* be fully equal to the gnat equestrian statue in Wabhineton.

government can enact, the disasters

upon

our waters are numerous and

culpable ^e last six months, 63 steamers, aud

neglect of duty on the part of those em- flats and barges and keel boats have ploysdio watch. No clue to the rSbber be®0 lost, amounting to 81,402,600.— has been Obtained Of the steamers, 36 were snaggad, 13 'were burned, 9 were destroyed bycol-

lision and 8ix by

quiw plenty at Evansviile, and selling amities seventy-two per^ne lost their at reasonable prices. lives and thirty-six were wounded.

W Aoroeathe scented 1*® And softly sings the Philomel To midnight and to roe!1 ^$n O, tiny bird, that warbleth so^\

HOME MARKET.

OOMUtCTKD 6*aT DOS TH* AlRftlOAM. WHOLESALE! ~RET£C Rour^W4 f6,7^ $7.00

Corn O-65 Bacon gS 8® 10

Flaxseed L&rd H-.-CJSKS

7@8

121

t* I

'38®-)

8,50

'ft

Oar Beautiful Post Office. A new fact has turned up of a very di^gract ful character to our general Post

Madder' 13 Onions yQ Chickens dot. 1.S0 Oidrr

(5 4

"Ma, I want a sled. Can't I have a skid,

VERT LIKELT I do want a filed. ma "Certainly, my eon~-I suppose so. Ask your father." "I don't like to ask him, ma—you ftsk him—you've known him the longtpt?"

&3F Sixteen trains are now passing through LaSalle, daily: tenon the Chicago and Rock Island, and six on the Illinois Central Railroad. vyf

ASIXSINUATION.—A Saratoga editor, in his paper of the 6th, asks one of his contemporaries if "he remembers anything which occurred on the afternoon of the 4th."

STEAMBOAT DISASTKBS roa TUB LAST SIX MONTHS.—Notwithstanding all the

against, precautions thatscienoe and regard for lifecao suggest, and all the penalties that

explosions. In these

&3T Some body gets off the follow, ing—guess he'll do. Night threw her saSle mantle o'er the world, and ptnned it with the evenin'' 8tar. &IJ- W

Bushel 75

Jm*

9^5'

@98 08 4^®m 3of

Ttdhm

@10 08(s^ 13,00 W fl

OO^r & 0@65^5® 1,00

7 S

SO 13

8.00 0*00 3,00 80

is,

0,00

Oats 8S'^'

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

STILL MORE 5

EXCITEMENT, AT XBS KSW caoctRY AKH rnovtaios sroaa or P. P. PRICE, On Nationnl 'Ron3 STREET, OTIP door West of the

Terre-Hanta U6u-#,

WMttaE

aI'TF. A

ic»f?o

Newtoa Adams has just

returned to this city from a trip in the interior of Kansas. V¥

Rtciiiio^n,' .£

ItAiLtiOAn Cowr*j(r, JnltlMTOS.

July 10, 1855-dlw2w

GospeCa

BANK NOTE LIST,

upaaE|T«I DAILY roa *as *Ksa,(Q^N -HIT—

SOUTHERN tiANK OF INDIANA.

%trrfft'«

4a\ 50@60

Molassea Tobam* Salt bbl. Cm 1 Wood cowl Lime $ bu.' VcK&en Ri^ Whisky gall Butter ,• Egg, Fish ^Tiite -1 Mackerol T«b Tnr B.50 In'ligo =1,00^1.1^^ PnlaratttS Nails ,S: Candles^* Star Candle* 26 Tallow 10 V^ D\*d Apis Wbu. 1,50* Orwn @0,00^ Peaches Dried 2,50 Potatoes Oheete

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A a meeting efthe Bohr*/of Directors of /V the 'Tenc^aole and Richmond Railmad Company, held tht« day, a dividend of F»v« per ce-nt.. on t^e capital Ktoek, wa' declared payable out of the earni igs oftbeOnmpany. for the six months endinfc .I nueSOih, and payable t" western atfc»« holders at the office W the Ti^warer ef th« Company in 'i'erro-Haute, on and nlH-r the- 26ih Itist.

OH AS WOOD, Scc'y,

Self-Soaims PR TJI TuO

A. fS

I AM tiorv msnufncfinuL:, at in? old Rough 1 & Ready Corner, Self-healing Fruit Cnnx, for preserving fruifs, ve^etalilea, «fec.—Ih# only can ever made requiring no

xrux,

aeUhT

or cement. Th#se cane «.re warranted to pe'form as represented. Those in need of an article of this kind can lia%e tfefir orders filled on fhort notice, nn.l on ren«onable terms. Call at the old R. & E. Corner, n»d examine for yoxircHvos. K. L. BALL.

Tertf-Haute, July I7*(12m

1 r/\ ^condUaudtd Cider Ilnrreia 11)\) for ale by P. P. PRICE, On* door West Terre Haute House,

July 19-dtf N a ional Hoad at.

lbs. Fresh Honey for *al? W P. P. PRICE, One door West Terra Ylante Honae, July 19-dti ^Kat tonal Road at-

QL Summer Hats. J|

ATtENTtON, GENTS!

PEBSOlfS,desiring

J.C.YATES,

Modiaett's Block, Terre-Baute, Ind. Msy IT, 1855-dtf —t—

KEW LIKE TO CSieAG0.

TERRE-HAUTE AND ALTON

FLAIUEIOAD.

One Through Passenger Train Daily (Sundays EXCKPTKD.)

4FTER

Moiiday, July 18, the Passenger Train will &ave Terre Haute, at8:30 A. and arrir- at the crossing of the Chi

Hrnnch.at H:J5 o'clock, A.M., tonnectiug with the train of the ILLI VOIS CENTRAL ItOAD direct to Chiwgo. by 6 o'clock. P. M.

Ketnrning—Leaves Crossing of Chicago branch on arrival of Illinois Central Train, at 3:45 P. M., and reaches Terre Haute at 6: 45 P.M. irjr- Freight. Trains leave daily.

ST Kreiphts will not be received *t the depot for shipment aft 5 o'clo k, P. M. L. It. SARGENT, Suporiutendant.

Jnne 99, 1855'dwtf

m-mm*

FOE RENT!

A meat and comfortable dwelling-house on 6th street. Enquire of Jnlyll-tf. WM. E. McLEAK.

MvcJc, Corner Fourth and

'J77 ™Main Stmts.

Oollcetioag made and remitted on the day of payment. Coin and Etcfcange bought nnd told. Remittance* made to Saglaud, Ireland and Ovrmanv.

GKORGfi C. DUY. Owhi«v

jar

K«Tti#j*Bank, tlramercv Bank,"' Homier "Bank, Huntington Co. Bank, Indiana Bank, Indinna Stoch Bank, Indian Roswve Bank Kentucky Stock Bank.

1,80 00 40

I.aQtaMge Bank. Merrill*. & Mcehi. bk.,

mny b« found all kind*of Fno»h Grocene# and ProviMinnti, cmnprisiiiic' _,T in part, Sugar, Coffee. MoIoskpv Te«». S|i* ^"A-bo «o. z. ties. Tobncco, Flour. Bacon, Sflt, Ac also, Agricultural bank, Proomo, Tub*, bucket*. Powder, Lead, Shot, I'ank of North America, &c. All kinJf of fr«sh Iovigion» bought i'-aok of Rockpori and Kold, chw»pfr ca^b. Hank of Boutb Bend,

All IP**1* nurchwiod at this atore will be Hank of Ft Wayne, delivered any WIHTH within the corpornjion, H^laware Co. Bknkr^ ss fr»wof extra charge, by Pric#'« fa^t line Mule tln-at Weatern Bank, Express (July 18 «)w3m«j North WesU«m bank,

Notice.

Qvttox

CLASS No. 3. Kalnmecoo Bank, N. "V. Stock Ban# Wayne bank, Waba4» River bank, W altash Hivur bank, Way u* bauk«

Bank,

neat and fashionable

thh'fia Stlk or Oent* Fine Caps, will remcmbor th^t' the New York Store is the piacc to find tbetp. at «U1 times.

Alw. I^cghom, Panama, and other fine stra* hats, to suit any taste. A largu lot of plain straw goods, for aala cheap,

C..11 and ex«m!nefw yW^raelves. Hat« of the best materials, made to. order, and warranted t« be just.what they ar#repre-aenied--th0 genuine A No. 1 of the season.

All Solvent banks, Suspended do.

XT*.

State Bank and Brancbe,

CLASS No. 1."! Hank of Indiana, Hank of Goshen, Hank of MmitioeUo, lianlt of SaK'm, Tank of the Capitol,V H«nl( ..f Rwkvfll«,

Hank of Warsaw, Bank of Mt- Vtorugu a Ba.uk of Elkhart. Hank of Svracum, Hrookrill«»*Bank3 ,1 Bank of Paoli, ....... i^anal bank, ,s 2: Orvcput Citvbank, (?a!»bridce City Bank, Central hank, IK Ktiyette Co. bank, 1 Farm'a. 4k Mech's bk,

Par.

Paoli EvanariUa 1 Eran«AMlle Cainb. Cit Indianapc Oonnvrsvilla Indianapolta WMt£«l§ Lafayett* rJ3

Logannport Huntinjrtoa? Hadi»on Laporto Kokomo

4-.

N.Y 4 Va.aS.bk, Prairk- City Bank, Ralwu bank. Savings bank of Ind., ., Smitbern Bank of lnd.,f Traders bauk,

Steuben co. bunk.

!K. Albany Evan^ville TerreBauta Balmi. Conn«?ra^{na Tcrrc-Haute Indianapolis

Valuo, 86 cents.

Value, 90 oents. .Albion

& Vinoermea j3-.Logmspc -New Corydon

1/Ogansport

Kewville

1. Kiohmoad "•'r: Value, 60 oenU

CLASS No. 4. Hank of Albion, Bank of l\rry«villa, 1-ank of Bonnsefier, uik of Corlngton, Bauk of Rochester, B'k of T. Wad«worth, Klkhart Co. Bank, Farni«rb Bank, State Stock bank, Wubash Valley bank, Ptinucrt, MechV Bk,

Albion Perry aville "Rennwlaer

Covington Rochoater Mich City

(iorihen

•. Jasper Mari#ri Logan i.u»

Value", 75 cents Jack»nn Bridgeport

CLASS No. S. Atlantic bank, Rank of Bridgeport, Hank of Attica, Bank of North America, li-mk of Cotmcniville, Bnnk of America, Hank of Albany, Drovers' Bank, Government Stock bk, Utvenc Co. Bauk, 1auh:1

AMica ycvrporl, ConnerariUe Uonxico N. Albany jtotne Lafayette BlfKtiufidd Laurel Lafayotfa .Bpring^fiold Xogan«#»rt JPonpyvtlle "•N^upprt

Merchants Bank,] Merchants bank, NorUiern Ind. Bk, Orange bunk, Public Stock hank, Perry Oonnty bank, Plymouth bnnk, "Fiytpont-h State Stock b«nk, jMmWtfe^vn 8t ate 8toek bank, ,t*1 Logabsport Sute Stock b#nk ef Tnd., Peru State Stock St^curity bauk Newport Traders bank, Haute Trndersbank, Naabvillt) Western bank, Plymouth Wabash River ban*, J|s|er

Illinoisj

N. York & H. Jerny.

All solvent banks,

Hew England States.

All solvent banks,

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

All solvent ban as,

Georgia.

Atlanta bank, Interior bank, Merchanubank, Maaaa, AU oUiets. -'^5

All

*0!

vent banka.

Michigan City Goshen. Mohtietllo Salem. Indtanapolia Rockville. Warsaw. 4 Mt. Vernon j, Elkhart Syracuse brootfTille t,.

Su La«us spcote cheoka^n

UMl

!, District of Columbia. 8«veat hank*, Exchange bank.

I 1ia

Columbus JLit-aa

MT,„ taUw „»,.kxr

Hockport

Upper Wabanli bank, Hliawnee bank, Tippecanoe bank,

.South Hond Ft. Wayne-., Muncie

Terre-Baute Bioomfieid

W aba&li Attica

I0o disc lOe ditc ie disc

Louisiana

BanksaN*

Orlaaas, I

jomjk WiA]Dohign. Detroit city banka,

OUiw solvent banJks,

Par

ftkr

®l0d diaa

Wisconsin

Ali aolvabt banks,

Kiuonri.

i%T«aae»w.

Old banka, Other sol rent banka.

ig? 3e tK 5$10« disa

Par

T# -V:/.

iO diaa

Aiabacta.

AU solvent banks, S^io* diaa

Canada.

All aolyent banks, |o

FURNITURE MADE BY SHAM.'

D. 0. F0ESTLE

HAVING portnanenUy located In Ter re-Haute, i« now engaj^ed in manufVw. tuHug Knmi*orr by in tbvsttoit «xpeiiioti««nd work manlike manner.

Hi» Ware-Eoomo are on the corner -V of Third and Ckerr* «tr»«ta, whoro h« keep* constantly on hand and aflat* for «al at v'1! hloftaltand tvtail, a large and full atttirt» ineut of the most elegant Pomit^ra, of all aiyles antl dewrlpfioim, at ratoi equal to Gincinnntl prioas, addiag ftvight.

Familiwi tn& danlersjn the trade* will find Sli it to their Intemat to eall at the earner of and Cherry striata, one squaro North of Main, bufoiv purehaaing elaewbefe. $ 1'erre Haute, May 99, 1855-dwtf

D3B3TMB T^TlXnBlP

T) KING compelled,on account of my haeltli Jl^ to change my bueinewa, I offer tnyefltiro atoek of Qumi^'trara, GlaM-wafa, HardI ware, and Wlvm-plated-wara 1 in abort, the

BEST ASS0KTED STOOKlf Uf China ware.antl llouno Furni«hiitg gooda that 1 «T(.r had in atore alwo, a lot ta

DRY GOODS AND GROCERIE81 All frehb and new, at wholesale or retail. 1^-./-will take in part payment the bitilding of a tort hwiseto cwt from l«3,f0O to $4,000, or, I, law .will *cll one half of the eatabliMhment tv*

June S6-d*w4w ^S, $, WOLPR.

tjpi

to tbe^jpubhc in thi* markaWcopffiying

shortest notice.

Par.

6c disa

Par.

Wmt

Par

Ohio*

Par Par

10c din

Kentucky.

Par

Virginia.

All solvent banks, -v

Par

Pennsylvania.

All solvent oanka,

All solvent banks,

Par

Maryland.

Par

North and South CwroUna.' All solvent banks, & dise

r"i'*

Together with a full N«MMtme»t of Burial Clothes, and Wooden Ooffint, of tht best niatari!il and workmanship.

Metalio Bnxial Oaaea. %.

CT Funerals atteudod wiUi an elegant p"

Rvery thing in his line fumitthed at the hottest iioUce and on the most raanoaable terms.

TO CLOSE OUT!!"

wrne active bustneas man, who would carry»-' ort tbe UuHineas, fcrUntil the abova is effected, 1 will retail at c«*t awl expensoa,

CHAIRSofEVERVBESCifpTIONiV 8o9a», Plain Dressing and common Bu«\*.?vv] reaua, Tables, Stands of diff«r«nt stylea^'-^* Centre Tables and other tales, Bvdsteaa* of all kinds Looking-Olassoa, Cribs of every inscription ^Loungea and many other articles too numerous to mention. Al*o, kasps on hand a large assortment of Chairs of homa raanufacture, warranted and Spring 8eat Chrtira of every description.

CTirbe attention of country dealers is called to the above stock, O* All sorta of repairing done

CHAIR & FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.

«.v I OLKTII UTRKrr. (A few door* North of Main,) AS juM.received tho largest and most. cortipletejMoelt of Furniture ever If jred

the

H. BUCKINGHAM/

Terre-Haute, July 6, !855~tf. HOLMES' "FOUUDERY, ^. EAST oy CANAL.K*aa Teaaa- act* and RiIm

MOKO RAILKOAP Dxror.

he is wfll prpparcd t.. furttisb En^' gii»es, Boilers, Mills and all kinds of Machinery, at short uotice and in elegant style and finiih. [July 18-dy

ORIGINAL

view*

of Men and °lhin}Hu_

Humorous Aspects of AmericanLlf\b» Q. K. Philanddr DoePticks, P. B. The new Novel on Faahionabl* UeltiHon "Which The Right, or the Loft

Companion to the Lamplighter"^ »Xb# Watchman." "Con«»Cut Corners"—Tho Expcri^rcos cf a

Couservativc Family in fanatical times, involving some account af a Connecticut vil" lage—-the peoplewho lived in if,and thoA4r vno c«me from the citv, by Penauly. For (tale- at ?gtf

W BiICKIKGiIAM'&^

Julyl4-dtf

Cigars-!

Jmentrecjived,

UST afresh and choice aaaoti^ nf cifirars and tobacco,at WESTFALL fe TRAPP'SJuly u-tf