Daily American, Volume 1, Number 145, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 7 August 1855 — Page 2

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J. N, SILVERTHORN, ISAAC M. BROWN,

Edito&s

TERRE-HAUTE. IND,

Gentry is the American candidate, and reports indicate that he is beaten.

TENNESSEE ELECTION? The uews from Tennessee are still meagre and unreliable, the following is the latest.—

Nashville, Aug. 6, 9 A. M. Passengers from Knoxville report a gain of 3D00 in 14 counties of East Tennessee for Gentry. Chances are decidedly in favor of Johnston, though the K. N. 's still have a hope.

A mistake has been discovered in the returns which gives the K. N.'s a strong hope of Gentry's election. 11 A. M.

Johnson's nett gain in West Tennessee is 497, three counties to hear from and 841 in Middle Tennessee all reported. This gives Gentry 3,687 to over-

Bardstown, Kv., Aug. 6, 10 A. M. Clark 210 Morehead 226. If m.—Clark 134 Morehead 255

The American ticket is 200 ahead

small.

HznEUOi Coostbi.—The city of!:thr"5'hlld

in at 3 0 0 to 4 0 0 a or

itr for the Amencan ticket.

W orsham (American) elected R^p sesentative by a large majority.

71-e South Carolina Election. I Raleioii, N. C., August 4. In the First District, Northampton C"un!.y gives Shaw, Democrat, a majority of 213. Hartford county gives ine, K. N., an increased majoriu*, Elizabeth City and one precinct in Pasquoteick give Paine a majority of 197. Two other precincts to bo heard from will probably increase his majority about 100. One precinct in Camden jpives Pairrean increased majority. The county will not fall much short of the usual majority. The Americans are sanguine of Paine's election.

SECOND DISPATCH.

In the first Congressional District, Robert T. Payne, Iv. N. Whig, is reported to be elected by 300 mfljority.

JESjT George Bebar called at tho house of a German named John Mucher, and murdered m, together with his wife and hired boy, under circumstances of revoking cruelty. He then robbed the house, and after setting it on fire, fled, but was arrested, and barely escaped lynching at the hands of the citizens of Milwaukie.

Oresont.—Gen. Joe Lane has been re-elected Delegate to Congress, and the people have decided to form a State Constitution and apply for admission fts a State next winter.

„*V,

a shape that

Aug. 6, 10 A. M.

For the American.

GOVEBNOR BEEDER. $

TTJ£SDAY AUGUST 7 1855 way worthy of the trust and confidence'erty. Now, as to how we are to ac-

I* in iin'i that j^d been reposed in him. How- complish this desirable result. How

Would

be removed to gi softer and m^re

come in East Tennessee.—The K. N.'s The people of the United S'.ates are not Cass already claim a gain of 3,000 with 11 disappointed at the result, for what betcounties to hear from. ter could have been expected from an

Administration

Glasgow, Ky.f Aug. 6, 10 a. m.— to a man hardly fit to be a street scaven-1

ger

ities°ei£r side3 wiU bT'exo.edtngU-1Jh'3gtaTJd

BOF

^PRI

011

acts,

Od and after Mouday there will

be twopassengor trains on the N. A. & S. Railroad, one leaving at 4 o'clock, A. M., and the other at 12, M, So says tho New Albany Tribune.

Henderson gives 175 majority for inestimable right ot suffrage, he dics that lisped wished to be kissed." rehead, about the Rami for Camp- calmly and quietly folds his anms and yountr lady had before spoken unte 1 Several other precincts in the closes his ears, or if he hears, 'tis only

0 0

A is on an he a

very account of the matter, and there-

propogandists, not

the point of the Bowie-knife, and tho

tho mu77lA nf tho RAvnlvor Tluewna'

all foreseen when that sacred barrier— the Compromise of 1820—was removed —when Stephen A. Douglass in the plenitude of his benevolence offered the South more than they asked or even expected.

Generous-hearted man!

hi' deserves and will receive the

-til* p.

be a violation

among the many outrageous acts that will help make up its history but the main question now is, what are we to

The Governor of Kansas, then, has do in regard to this accumulated weight been removed-*-an act that has long of

indignities

been expected froni the present admin- man—are we peacablv, quietly, and istration, and Without which their cup with the most lamb-like submission, of ignominy and Use treachery would still to kneel in the dust at the feet of not have been full—-this fast act cans our Southern roasters, ready to kiss the climax of their noble deeds end the rod raided threateningly over us gives them a name that will descend to yes, not only raised but has already future generations, as the very embod- descended upon us with fearful force iment of all that is base and despica- or shall we rise up like freemen, and ble. The character of Mr. Reeder is say we will submit to such things no too wall known to be spoken of. Suf- longer Yes, let us unite on this one

fice it to say, that in his Executive ca- point—throw ourselves in solid Macepaeity, as Governor of Kansas, he has donian phalanx into the breach, and proved himself to be

iutun* homes. The '•border ruffians" [emigration, a powerful, unceasing, irre-

1- Li rrn

who could send an

armrf vessel to destroy a few

Adobe

huts at Grey town, for an alleged insult

in a decent community, and for'jj^

aCt (,f

he called

unParaIloUcd braveiT

uPon

for

hcav'?

Covfngtim, Ky., 12 m.—Clavk 110 'But, now, when for months the cry of MorehiaS ICS. Fayette county, all hut the outraged inhabitants of Kansas has I Lasting Conversing one day with ^»»»|M*th.A«eHj!«riekrtS14tbM„ sounding through the knd, tl.at,ia

offered to every Northern

man of talent,' repel the enemy—this enemy of human

of onergv, of firmness, aud one every rights, human progress and human lib- I?* ncy*j 3- O

Cohrbotion.—Yesterday, we inad-jevet\ unfortunately or fortunately, he shall we practically re-establish the vertantly placed Johnson, of Tennessee,! lacked one very necessary qualification Missouri Compromise and the old targe lot of 8 day and 30 hour Clocks, as the American candidate for Governor to continue long in the favor of the boundary line Shall we attempt to w^t^and jUelrv repaired we should have said ^i^t-Americnn.— Administration, and that is, he was too do it by the slow and uncertain paths

high-minded and too noble to truckle of legislation at home, when before sufficiently to the South—he could not anything can be accomplished, Kansas stoop low enough—he could not bring will be either slave or free, and the fact himself to kiss the hand just raised to is, Free-Soil men are now more wanted strike from him, and those over whom in Kansas than in Washington—this is he was called to preside, every right of, the shortest and most direct way of which they were possessors as citizens' reaching the thing, and, in fact, we of the United States, and voters in the think it is the only way. Let us pre-! Territory they had adopted for their vail by our numbers—let us encourage 'to the /y»

of Missouri could not mould him into sistiblo tide of emigration flowing into several years practice and experience in jhe

Atchison and Slringfellow, and he must ern principles is the only method by

flimsy pretext that he could not account1 re-established in the Territory, that has satisfactorily for his connection with always been her's, in Justice and in certain transactions in Indian Lands, is Truth. ULMUS. too small a hole for anything or anybody to attempt to creep out al, always 3t3T Mr. Dawson, the last appointed excepting the imbecile Executive.— Governor of Kansas, is related to Gen.

emigration

,, .t ... xt treatment of diseases of the Eye and

suit them—he would me Territory from Northern estates, and

preltva„d fMhiombte

brute-foroe colious Mr. Spriggs observed that "la-

nffec^diy%ut

fl 4t 4,

heard

thay-

by dete.mine to sacrifice the just and jCST John Wilson, ex-Commissioner lows:

tand fearless Reeder to tho clannish im-: of the Land Oflico,'has been clectcd TRAIN' i- .t -vf

lasting

remembrance of the whole American people and the South, while they love the treason

cannot fail to despise tho

traitor. 1 his most generous act was ,, the sale of this tuluable Meniciue. also accomplished under the present o-Wc

portumties of slavery propagandists—. agent of the National Monument Asso- Arrive at Indianapolis, at ll:^,

the peacable in-1 ciation. jL'.-aye Indianapolis, at 1:40.pm. iv I Arrive at Te-re Hn.ut\ at 5:00. p. m. strumentality of the ballot-box, but by -1-.. .."—'-u-i—.J

,l' s*

No" 9-

Mmn

Street-

Administration, and it is considered by monivtm. honorable men of all parties, as well unmniiii '"i™*1 South as North, as being a piece of sa- NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. crilege almost as bad as tearing up the Constitution itself of course, it would

opinion ns to who should bo their Gov-

6n,or.

gentleman

as we havo had lor the past three, would send this nation to the very brijk

of ruin, as true as the sun rises and PRIME ARTICLE seis. The Nebraska Bill is only one'

M. Donnelly is the ortly agenthere for

ndvLse all to try the great medica

SELLING OFF AT COST

tho contract not to al- AND LOWEE!!

low Northern men to have any voice in THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLIregard to the future of Kansas, any

The only ,vo„dor is that, that fe*5&h45f

and "man

a/ honor,"

^ERY AND FANCY GOODS No 4, Mechanios Rmv—the assortment is

and parsons desiring anvthing in tVmt. line,

Gene- hours.

Terre-Haute, Aug.4, '55-dlw.

ral Stringfellow, had not been appointed lo succeed Reeder—it would havo been ARNOI.D & cO more in keeping with all

their other Y^'^lc and Retail Dealers in Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

Since tho evil day they came into North-East corner Public Pqunre. and one

power. Four years more of such rule ^°''r

eRt

Southern Bank,

500 Pounds May Butter,

Jr&LekiJ&k

Gold

Siet

near sighted

persons

ie„'8

ff cocking RiflerPistol,

ShtJl Pearl Card

anjwarrantC().

not be made the tool of such men as of men thoroughly imbued with North-: f«ction of knowing th .t he has Ritccfessfully i«!c-law^0 t.b.s S. in Wfe, ..

i£3T Pr'f. Morse has lately received from the Emperor of Austria a large

gold medal for h.sprofio.ency .nsceDCe and art

'. ..

.. io u.v, "j uaoruin ry cures, nji ,viinisierfi 01 me (jo,tfive place to a man of which we can accomplish our object.! P1*^

3 pliable material, lho Let it be done, then, anu reedoni be Scott will remain only afe'w weeks in

dagucrreotypistat onesbnro,

savs he Cfm

take two perfect like-

:nesses at one sitting on the same plnje

damages.— —giving both a front and side view.

Ju!v30-dtf

belle,'the fa-

now replied, "tko I've

Just

SSllSflif

AND JEWELRY 1

CREAM NECTAR!

OOMEi UIV\ NEW—enquire at O Jnlv30-tf WE3TFALL TRAPP'S.

TERRfc-HAtfTE AND RICHMOND JEUk.i-jHm.O'jk.xy

\r Le-ivo Terre-Hnute, at

and nfter Wedne-day, Aug. 1.1 lie trains on this road will arrive and depart- as ful-

:?s§i?

Gold and SiWer Watches, Ca- *50 meo Pins aud Ear Rings. Gold, ^y3v /vas— i,, Stoue, Jot and Lava tar Rings

and "Pins, Go! Chains, Thimbles, Snaps,!.

O Cis!

C. M. & J. M. CRISHER, July30-'twtf West$iJe\f the Squire.

EYE AND EAR.

DR. fa.. C. SCOTT,

Oculist arid Aurifet//

HAVINGtei.ders

located

p'.wce ana vicinity

Stifroiiii viuminj, in iuh t^unxiucnwc ui

stifroun ing country, in full confidence of

r^n(jeri,»g generalsati$fction.

Having^jiad

Eye

a-.rdin ry cures. All Ministers of the Go,-

ai,d

poor persons wiil be chcerfully at,-

tendud Fre.t of Chnrec.

only

tlie city, 0'ineeqiiuiitly those laboring undor diseases' of the Eye and Eur, would do well io ctt 1 Sfion. He may be consulted at bis Office at Clavk Housft, First «nd Ohio street*.

[Cj° N.

"harge will be made till cure

is performed, except for consultation. July31-d«6w3w

NEW

mmi

ENT!

AT THE—

Corner c-f Ohio and Sficolid Street's.

Hentire

AYING purcha-ed of w. straton liis stock of Family Groceries at the "hove establishment.and irreuTly replenished Ihesame with !i'.w purcha-e.^, I am ready Miid wi 1 ike pl-nsure in uniting on my old customers and ihe public, genera'ly. in the line of e.ilables of every kind. It is useless say what 1 intend to keep, as everything in the e'lting line, which luve or money can procure. will be found in store ready to be d- a!t out to customers.

G."ADAMS'

AMSIRJO

Jt^|| ROM Block, West

Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Stud". Keys,' TX7E are prepared Hooks, Reals, Slides, Buckles, Leckets, and' facilities for the trnnsportati fine Wedding Rings. chandiz", money, valuables and

SILVER-WARE: l3.d,:'criItlo°'WIUl P"»pKS Table, Tea and Desert Spoons, Butter Notes, bills, drafts, claims l«„. Knives, Fruit Knives, Forks, Thimbles, will be collected promotlv ,'k. Combs, Children Setts, Fob and Guard turns made at reason- blejL'fcs Chains, Soup Ladles, Ac. I Each Express is in eburee of onL*

Spectacles: -T

old and Sil«er.pUFd, Ger.nan Silver and (Sundays Kcepu-d) I*foUo™I^^ 1 Species alio, Spectacles for far and g}£ o'clock, a. m.—WayTraiTV

Goggles, Ac.

REVOLVERS!

Colt's, Allen's and Spre.y's Revolvers, Al

8:3^, a. m.

EXPRESS TRAIN

BARTON. L»av* Terre-Hnute. at' 12:20, p.

CtNCivNAti, 0„,o I Arrive a't Indianapolis, at 3:12, si.

Is Our authorised agent, for the city ot Cfn Leave In i^nftpo'ii, at 5:00',

cinnati. Hi receipt for advertising and sub- Arrive at Tenv-Haute, 8:00,

scrictiono to the Daily and Weekly Ameri Through Tickets for Cincinnati, nisenn, will be recognised. ville,. Cleveland Buffalo, V\ hfeeling, Pitts-Terre-Haute, Aug. 1,1855. burgh, Baltimore, Washington, j'hrladelphia, New York, and Hoston, to be hStd at

A VEfty Miraci.e.— A gentleman who. for the I bket Office, three yeurs pa^t.had been ••fflict.ed with dyspepsia, yesterdnv slated that he had been entirely cured bv the use of Hurley's Parsn pat ilia. He lrnd previously triid Pull's and Sand's, but Hurley's Was the only effectual remedy. Go to Bacon, Hvde, & Co., 37 Main street, and procure a trial bottle.— [St. Louis

E"v«ning Mirror I

erillOllt & Xt8 .1lclXl

BLE?,

Ohio street, Souih of the Court-House,

TERRF-HAUTE, IND. Monuments. Tomb Tables, Head S ones, Table Tops, Ac made to order on short no* tico, and it reasonable pric s. 03* Work done in the best of style. I July 24 tf.

Fresh Arrivals!

20 boxes Lemons 160 Raisins i5 'I'allow Cnjidles A large invoice Fine Cigars

Brooms

Just received, and for sale at Jtily31 -dt" SMITH fc DODDS.

Fresh Oranges!

Terre-Haute,

And. Allff4 '55"dly. Rntoil pAnfontiAnonr

received,

SMITH & DODDS.

Lemons Prunes Raisins Nuts of all kinds ]ufit received iifjesa'o and

and for sale atScudder & Ou.'s

Retail Confectionery, opposite the Stewart House. A fine lot of cigars, choice brands, Fresh

A ne sup

0 Tonic

Bitters,

€d

Square.

^polis, Cincinnati, Buffalftflnd

pal Eastern cities and towns

Ea^,°r'd0Ck'P-

m-lhr°"f

'"'V.

o'clock, a. m.—throngh Wd

press for Paris, Charl&ton, GhifcjJ Louis, and all principal points WesT^'

Cases, Ponmonaies, JJ" Mark packages

Won-boxes, Baskets, Toys, Accordions, Vi- press Company." olms, Flutes, Fancy Combs, Brushes, etc ""r

CLOCKS!

Wellb, Butteefikld 4

Co., N.

Livingston, Faugo A

Co.. Buffalo,'' A

M.S. WASSON.Ttf

Terre-Haute, July 25, lB55-dA*fy.

E. W. SMITH.

...

M-

4 M"U'

in the city of Terre- .• i*w

M. DODDJ.

SMITH & DODDSj Wholesale Grocen, •7

commission VLticiim1 And Dealers in FLOUR and PRODUCE Wabash Street, Tetre-Haute, Ind.

Haute, his professinnalierviccs tention given toUn citizens of this p!«ce and'vicinity and uvchase 01 ail Kinds of Glvnn

Ha^e ju.st received, flinon^ oujcrtf* tides, n^t eiuimeratcd: 175 sa^ks Coffee, 129 thds of Sugar, 3d

E«r,

during which time he hns the infinite eafis- Refined hrte Sugar, 75 bbls Orleaai

performed some of thr most critical and ex- '-bis at:d% bbls. 30 bbls of &. H. Svrnp.«

general stock of Teas, 33 bbls tr, stock of Tobacco, 154 foxesof Raisins, in whole, hnlf arii jimr:er boio40 b'lxos of Star Candle.-, 75 boies of 8u.ii., Gern'ijn,' Oflt!:ins, Sod-!, White, Fancy,fc5 xes of assorted r.int.lit-s, Confcclioli ri-sof all kinds and varieties,'JO boxen of Lemon Syrup, 30 boxes of Starch, 15 buses of Mis tird,'30 Ijox'es of Popper bailee, 100dnsen of Bhekini!, a general stock of Tub*, Buck ct«, .".nd Wooden-Warp, also, (tliss,all t'u-.-, 60 dc2en Brooms.. 200 kegs Nails, alUiit-, Rico, Mackerel, Herring, Indigft, Madder, Nuunegs, Cloves. &c. A henvj stock of Wrafping P.iper, m}.o. a lirga

n!iyof

Writing Paper, and Stationery uf all kinu,

iluC* Terro-Haute, July 13th, 1855 dtf.'

a a a id a 8

crre f• Fever imd AgU'1, Ryoit'eut fever, Cold Chilis and all

L-I1

CIIAS. ^VOOD,

Secretary and acting Sup't.

[Journal, fourier, and Express copy 1 July 30 1S55, d-2w.

BARTON, WALTER & PALMER,

dkalkksin

ious disease*.^

It do -s not merely break ibrsedi«:• ses,wt curesihern,nud never Iw'Hig^OiiRbcuraali-'®' Palsy, or other diseases bttl on tbd caa'iTK! helps to remove ttieru,

cleanses the S'omach arid B".cl'.p duc&s a healtiiy action of the liv«r RHasiU' carries off the corrupt humors tem, a'd leaves you strong an-IbfiBtbJ is geod for young and o'd, male

Rn"

'f ,'

We challenge yon to find a por.-o|! hns Iried the.'ioooranlia wiiho'

a m.

W't"?

ed, and Wo refer yon to all who 'iave^jn! siild it, losay if these statementsW6n and if you try it, you may he

re8,°rtlM8J

healt1 and save yourself along and ranch lime and money. John 1 spared and field whole^1® Darling, Chemist, Cincinuati, U.

July 30 '55. ddw-tf.

sale by Doctor Allen nee, '1 crrc-Ha by dealers in the surrounding N. Dealers will find ihe Rebo-f"Y article that will five satisfaction customers nnd yield a fair profit-

Storage!

will receive and sell signment— storing one a»0lb'10

cents per barrel, commission. ^-j

Iiiberal advancements, at isir be made on consignmeHts. ^ppg July31-dtf. SMITE 4

Harper's Magazine for

I NAM'S MONTHLY GODKY S LADY'S HO-K ^.g Juiy31-dif. At BIToklN6AA____.

I?radbary,5""

tMUKKN UP by illl.-m »raao 3 ing in Riley township. joiy, Indiana, on or about tae

7lh

and a half hands hiuh,

just

fourt(-ea

ief.5,011.' dark broivn horse

a,.°"" tbe

na'"r®, iobe

ly, 1855. S. B.

f,,ar

RA.ILEOAFMOCKr0Il.8W^ r*f\ SHAl Eof STOOh. '"..^Vnrptf-

Richmond Railro dforoa

ticulars enq«»r£

iy 5 o'clpcl5

POST OFFICE from 4,^ a

recei

Augl dtf SCUDDER CO'S

each evening. Terrc Haute July