Daily American, Volume 1, Number 168, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1855 — Page 4

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CITY AND HEWS ITEMS

BTvigo Circuit Court, Hon. Judge AS. HOGHES, presidi ng, compaenced it^§|p «niber session this morning.

There is some important business on the Docket to be tried this term, among which are one or two liquor cases—these are looked to with a great deal of interest.

O" Buryns, of St. Marys, was hauled up this morning before Estj. t)uy, for selling liquor found guilty and lined. '.iw

THE CONCERT.

The last grand Concert of Madame Mary Shaw Krollman, at Colerick's HaH came off last evening, according to appointment, and we have seldom seen so gond a house,'as to number on such an occasion as"to the character of those-composing theaudience, it will be sufficient for us to say it was made up of the choicest portion of our citizens— the elite of our city, and if we are to judge by the applauding of her performance, we couclude they were most highly gratified. We are informed she leaves for the'West on the-Packet this evening.

We take the above paragraph from the Lafayette American, which will show how Miss Krollman was received in that place! IShe is expectedto give a concert in this City, in a short time

SST Harper for September, is on hand. This deservedly popular Magazine is increasing in merit and excellence every month.' Every body ought to read it, and every body can be sup plied, by calling at Buckingham's book store, where they will find not only the various Magazines, but also almost every other new and interesting book of the age.

JUgT Moore's Masonic Review for September is on our table, an excellent number. '•$-

In the case of Ephraim Murdoch

against the town of Warwick, to recover the value of a horse, the costs on each side has been about 82,000. After four trials, and spendingso much money, both parties got tired, and practically gave it up in despair. The sum first at issue was $2,50.

A HEARTLESS BRCTE.—A little girl

fell

into a

Avell

in Lansingburg, New

York,a low days since. A man who was standing by was implored by the mother to rescue her child, but refused on the plea that it would

spoil his dothes.

The

girl was saved through the heroism of a little barefooted schoolboy.

ICossut-h has been prophesying again he says that if Russia triumphs in tho present war, her next step will be to lead all Europe to a crusade against American republicanism. Let. her come.

OSWEGO, Aug. 30.

A man named FitzgeWild and his wife w«re found dead in bed this morning horrible mutilated: a young son in the room was also killed. A son named John, who had quarreled with both his parents, has bean arrested on suspicion. Another son in the house

heard the

screams of his brother and aroused the neighbors.

Rfc£ IN CoxxECTtouT.—George W. Payne, of Farmington, Ct., has a lot of Minnesota Rice growing upon his farm "full eight feet high, and promising an abundant yield He thinks it equal to southern rice, and is confident that' knocked to pieces

it can be profitably raised in that meridian.

The New

Jersey

Railroad Accident.

The Coroner's inquest was resuni-1

longer, the determination being to

sift the matter thoroughly.

The number killed is now ascer-

tained to be only twenty. The re-

mains of eighteen have'been delivered to their friends. One died at

Bordentown, and one is still lying

here, supposed to be Mr. Humph-

Details by the Herman!

EXCITING WAR KEWS

-ATEST FROM SEBASTCPOL.

The! United States mail steamship Hermann, Captain Higgius, arrived at New York Wednesday night. She brings two hundred and thirty-six passengers, and advices from London to the ,15th inst.

The New York Herald received the following from the gentlemanly purser of the Herman:

TO THE ^DTTOR OF THE HERALD. The following information I. have received from Captain Ellison, of the United States Navy, late commander of the Jamestown, who is a passenger on board, and a bearer of despaches from Commodors -Crabbe, Commander-in-Chief of the American squadron:—

Colonel Hart, the American Consul at Santa Cruz, Island ofTeneriffe, died

The vintage in the Island of Madeira had again failed—this being the fourth consecutive year. Much destitution prevails in the island, from so many oersons in consequence, being thrown out of employment. The Jamestown, flag-ship of Commodore Crabbe, sailed on .the 24th of July for Ports Fravo, Island of St. Jago, Cape de Verds.

Respect. J. MALLINS, Purser. On the night of the 18th, a serious accident occurred at Cremorti Gardens, but which fortunately was not attended with fatal consequences. A grand fete which included a representation of the attack on Mamelon Fort and capture of the rifU pits, in aid of the Wellington College, established for the children of English soldiers who may fall during the war, was being enacted under the patronage of the Queen and her royal consort.

The attack was well arranged and the effect was occasionally striking, but just as the Mamelon was supposed to bo captured, the stage erected for the advance gave way, and about 60 men with bayonets fixed came tumbling to the ground* These comprised troops belonging to the grenadier guards and royal artilleryv Luckily no lives were lost, although the whole of the unfor

lunate men received more .or Jess,, injury. The West India mail steamship La Plate, arrived at Southampton, on the lath, with 180 passengers, and $729,OOO.

The weather for harvesting in Eng land was magnificent. After a bombardment of 45 hours, Sweaborg has been entirely destroyed. Not a house of the town is left. Earthworks and batteries are knocked to pieces arsenal, magazines and dockyards. Loss of the Allies very insignificant in men none of their ships lost and, according to Admiral Penaud's dispatch, the crews are in a state of enthusiasm.

The following important telegraphic dispatches appear in the Times of August 15 exclusively:

DANTSIC, Tuesday, Aug. 14—11 A. M.—The bombardment of Sweaborg commenced at 5 o'clock last Thursday morning, and continued until daylight on Saturday.

The town itself is burnt to the ground —not one house left. The dock-yards are completely destroyed.

All the earthworks and batteries are

Six magazines blew up. In fact, the Sweaborg exists no more. On our side there are very few casu-

aj-lie8_

PARIS, Tuesday,

©d on the 31st Auffust, and the in- lowing despatch was posted up at the vestieation will probably be contin- Bourse to-day:— ued throughout the day, or probably

Aug.

DANTSIC,

n»

Aug.

14, 1855.

ADMIRAL PENACD TO THE MINISTER OF

MARINE.

®0ARD

0F THE

TOURVILLE,

«C01L

here suDDO^ed to be Mr TTnmnlT hours, has destroyed

Aug.

1865.—Thebombardmentof Sweabnrg by the allied squadrons has been

attended with complete success. An immense conflagration, which las-

rpvfl' nf M' Humph- xtearly all the storehouses and maga- ranged for a Paper Mill, Candle Factory, J®.'. -Illinois.

nfcav)y a

7 nps

-m,.0 -1-"111018* zines of the arsenal, which isa complete lms was one of the bodies not re- mm. corais^. at first. The other is that Various powder magazines and stores

Hugh B. James of Carro County, of projectiles blew up. Maryland. After the Infantry came the Artillery rrn 7— in their short blue tunics, with yellow lne story of a boy with horns he- facings. When the defiling was over mg in Louisiana, is confirmed by the Cavalry went through some short

authentic statement of the affair evolutions. Although collected from in the Caddo Gazette. several regiments, each °f which far-

]i the storehouses and maga-

ISPS

nished a squadron, as every regimentof Infantry furnished a battalion, the}' went through their mancevers with a beautiful precision. The horses, although inferior in size and breeding to the mass of English Cavalry horses, are compact and useful looking animals. They are mostly Italian horses, but improved by Arab blood.

The enemy has received a terrible blow, and suffers an enormous loss. Our loss is insignificant in men, and nothing whatever in materiaL

The crews are in a state of enthusiasm. In military circles, at Vienna, the opinion is decidedly favorable to the Allies in the next assault. The Military Gazette, which for some time has hoped and predicted in favor of Russia, now gives his voice in favor of the besiegers.

Itsays: "The French engineers have now got so near to the east fort and the Karabeluala fortifications, that the first Russian line of defense can hardly with-

suddenly of apoplexy on the 23d of stand the next assault. Gen. Chruleff July, and was buried with military hon-1 directs the defense of the Karabelnaia. ors by a force of marines and seamen from the United States flag-ship Jamestown. The Spanish authorities and foreign consuls attended his funeral.— Cot. H. was an author of some celebrity his work ofMarian Coffin, and others, are well known and appreciated in New York* ". ---'v-

It is inferred, by his latest measures, that while prepared for the worst, he is resolved to defeud his ground to the utmost."

a compositor in tne lvicltmond Dispatch office, has lost dn ring the prevalence of the fever at Gosport, a father, mother, aunt, sister, brother, bro-ther-in-law, nephew and cousin, all of whom were residents of that place.

Norfolk Hera .17 H.VJ

Haute, his professional services': to the citizens of this p'nce and vicinity and surrounding country, in full confidence of rendering general $atiaf»ctinn Having had several years practice and experience in the treatment of diseasas of the Kye and Eur, during which time he has the infinite satisfaction of knowing that he has successfully perforated seme of the most critical and extraordinary cures. All Ministers of the Gospel and poor persons wi 1 be cheerfully attended bre«i oi Charge.

Dr. Scott will remain only a few months in the city, consequently tli'ise laboring under diseases of the Eye and Ear, would do well to call

Kaon.

He may be consulted »t his Of

fice at Clark House, First nnd Ohio street*. O" N. B. No charge will be made till cure is performed, oxcipt for consultation.

Aug23-diwtf

GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.

STILL MORE

EXCITEMENT,

AT T11K NEW GROCERY AND IMtOVMION STORE OK

P. P. PRICE,

On National Road street, one door Wost of the Terre-Haute Houwe, TTJIIKIIK may be found all kinds of Fre«h

14.—The fol-

Groceries and Provisions, comprising in part. Sugar, Coffee. Molasses, Teas, Spices. Tobacco, Flour, Bacon, S«lt, Ac. also, 1'roomn, Tubs, buckets. Powder. Lead, Shot, &c. All kinds of fresh Provisions bought and i-old, cheap for cash.

All goof's purchased ntthis store will be delivered any where within the corporation, free of extra charge, by Price's fast line Mule Express [July 18 dw3m.

Pork House for Sale.

SITUATED

on the bank of the river ad

joining McGregor is Warren's on the

I, South. There is plenty of ground Httachec1

for loto

f,ftliAarnpnnl which isa comnlete 1 Starch Factory or other business. This property will be sold low for part cash ana the balance as per agreement.

t»«»'tailing «,«, be ar-

Apply to GROVERMAN & BOURNE. augl7 dim

WANTED!

1 A AAA

BUSHELS PRIME WHEAT,

1U,UUU for which the highest price will be paid, by SMITH DODDS. Wabash St., 1 door Eaat of Bement Co,

Terre-Ha|te,.,Ju\y31-dtf ^.

U' Mark packag« press Company WKI.LS, BRTTKKFTKT.N

r,.

"*x

fr,

MouTAT.rry.—Mr.

M. Goodwin

"I thought you was born ou the first of April," said a Benedict to his lovely wife, who had mentioned the 21st as.'T^11*' Kotxraiam is a safe «nd thorough cure for Fever and

hei ^birth day. Mobt people might Ver chilla and all Dilious diseases, think so, from the choice I made of a It docs not merely break those diso^no*. but husband," she replied.

OCTOBER ELECTION.

I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Vigo county, I at the next October election,

ALBERT

July 31, 1856-*

EYE AND EAR.

DR. A C. SCOTT,

Oculist and Anrist.

HAVliSfGtenders

located in the city of Terre-

SfSfa

AMBBLIOAST

V„

1 0 0

LArBCjOb bU.,!

Office, Ross' Block, West side Public Square.:,", jk) I yff \\T are now prepared to offer increased facilities for the trons-portat ion of merchandise, money, valuables and packages, of every description, with promptness and dispatch.

Notes, bills, drafts, claims, legacies, Ac., will be collected promptly, and speedy returns made at reason-ble rata*.

Each Express is in charge of special messonifurs. Our Express will lr:lve Terre-Haute daily (Suivdavs'excepted) nP follow.*, viA

Aku«,

A. HAMMOND. I T. H. Nelson.

HAMMOND & NELSON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Tcrre-IIaote, Indiana. ID* OrnoR in Phoenix Row, over bucking ham's Book Store. 5 July 5, lB5.r-dtf

BARTON, WALTER & PALMER, SKAMtnS its

Vermont & Italian

MARBLE, Ohio stivet, South of tho Court-House, TERHF.-HAUTK, 1ND. Monuments, Tomb Tables, Head-Stones, Table Tops, «fcc., made to order op short notice. and at reasonable prio e.

O* Work done in the best of style, July 24-tf.

NEW

ARRANGEMENT!

—AT THE—

Corner of Ohio and Second Streets.

HAVING

purchased of J. W. Straton his

entire stock of Family Groceries at the nbove establishment, and greatly replenished tho same with new purchases, I am resdy and wi'l take pleasure in waiting on my old customers and thp public, generally, in the line nf enlables. of every kind. It is useless to say what I intend to keep, as everything in the eating line, which love or money can procure. will be found in store Teady to bo dealt out to customers. J. G. ADAMS.

July30-dtf 5

To Priuters throughout the State'.

WEare

prepared to furnish at the lowest CASH RATES— Fine Eastern Printing Inks, in large and small sized cans.

Printing Paper of any size, and extra quality. Cards cut to order at short notice.

Unruled Cap, Letter, and Note Papers. Fine PI tin and Illuminated Card Hoards. STEWART & BO WEN-. 18 Wrst Washington st., Indianapolis. May 28, 1855-wy

Prof. Larrabee's New Book.

ROSA^6WER

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oc'ock, a. ni. Way Train for fndi prices, nadiug freight. a«»p«lis, Cincinnati, Buffalo, and all ptuiei- COUstlintf.. pal EasU-rn cities aftd towns patent nir isrht

m. S. "WASSON, Agent.

Terre-JIaute, July 85. lb55-iUwly.

Remittent

.' curestheni.and neve brings on Rheumatism, Palsy, or other diseases, but on the contrary

jiggr Waggons are exported from the helps to remove them. •*. 11 cleanses'the Stomach and BoweK proUnited States, to Australia. duces a healthy action of the liver and skin, carries off the corrupt, humors from the *y«tem, aid leaves you strong and healthy and is good for young and old, njftle and female.

JUT We are authorized to announce R. H. has tried the Koborantia without beingcuiHkUB as a candidate for Recorder, at the eu- ed, and we refer you to all who have uned or suing elect ion. aug25 sold it, to say if tnuse statements are not true, lET We are authorized to announce S. D. and if you try it, you inay be restored to GARTRELL, of Otter Creek township,as a henltt, and save vourself along sickness candidate for Auditor of Vigo county, at the and oauch time and money. ensuing Full election. Prepared^ at.d sold wholePale^ by^ .lohn

U" We are authorized to announceS W. EDMUNDS, as a candidate for Commissioner of the First District, at the ensuing election. lAug. 8.

to-

We challenge you to fina a person who

Darling, Chemist., Cincinnati, 0., and for sale by Doctor Allen Pence, Terre-Haute, and by dealers in the surrounding towns.

N. Deslers will find the Roborantia an article that will pive satisfaction to their customers and yield ft fair profit.

July .'tO '55. d*w-tf.

LAXGE!

SELLING OFF AT COST

AlSrO LOWEB THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS. No. 4, Mi.. chauicV Row—the assortment is complete, and parsons desiring anything in thnt line, will be certain to get a bnrg dnf and will find Mr.L. 3. Fish ready to wait on them at all hours.

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

&Yj<

SOMETHING.NEW

On tlao

1Watoosli_

I FURNITURE MADE BY STEAM.

D. G. FORSTER

HAVING jermaneuUy located in Torfi re-Haute, is now engaged in manning luring Fuinituroby stearn, in ihumo^,^ expeditious and nrknmulike manner.

His Ware-Rooms are on the corner «f Third and (jfcerry strict*, where he Is wp* constantly on hand and offevs for std at wholesale and retail, a large and lull asei rt^.. incut of !lie most elegant Furniture, of nil

j. t. styles anl »lwcrii»tions, at rnt««vqual tuC'iii i,,,

EStiT«- **Metalic Burial Oase* f,

o'clock, a. m.—through and VPV Ex- Together with a hill annulment of 1 press for Pari*, Charleston, Chicago, St. Burial Clothes, and Wooden

Louis, and all principal points We*t. of :he brst matori.-il and workmanship. '"'""i packages "'Via American Kx- (TJ" Funerals I eudetl with MI FLHRNNI

Co.. N. Y"

LIVINGSTON, FAUUO A Co., Buffalo, p" Proprietors.

Cnmn^

Every tiling in his line furnished at the hottest notice and on the most reasonable t«'rms. ,...

Families and denlers.tu the frndc' will fuiit it to their interest to c«!l at the corner «f :td t.nd Cherry «.Ueet«, one square Korth of Main, before purchaHinp i-lsewhere.

Terre-Ilautu, Mnv D'.l, 1655-dwtX

MORE EXCITEMENT OPPOSITE THEPOST-GFFICEH!

JAM.KB DAVJ(?,i

A VMI iu "in t-M ?f tivil'f UMIVft, Terre-EEaute. X* 1 I A I Jv (i afresh assortment, ot Grort'i X-l and Provisiona juat opened. lam

Lemons "if,!* Pnmes 'i. Raisins

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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS? Fourth Street, ^Vetch's Ulock, (3 la. ^ifi roruries ®, just opened. I am now ready to wait upon the citizens of Terre-Haute with as good and na frifili articiesin thfBlino apany other houbo in the city and ut prices that will corresptind with the times. 11 is stock comprise in part. Sugar, Coffee, MolasKes, Tea*, Apices, Tobacco, Flour, Bncon, Salt, &.c., Tuba, Iluckota, Brooms,Wash Boards, Powder, Lead, Shot, and almost everything in the line. Also, Cotton Yarn, Brown Muslins. sasjiS

O* Cash paid for all kinds of Produce. Terre-Haute, July G, 1855-dl v. T^fF,

Five Hogsheads -Ji.

PRIME WHITE SUGAK— Just received and for snle VERY CHEAP at aug8 SMITH & DODDS.

LOOK OUT

FOR YOUR SWINE!! NO

I ICE is hereby civen to the ownerc of| hogs in the city of Terre-Haute, that the undersigned will take up aud cmpound all hoes running at large, contrnry to ordinance, ana that all hogs, that may be so taken up,

and impounded for twelve houra, previous to 8 o'clock. Tuesday tho 4th, Thursday the 6th .and Saturday the 8th days of September, a lBf5, will be fold by toe at said pound, to satisfy the penalty and costs that may he asseasea. Tlse ordinance for hogs running at' Urge will be enforced. 1,

S. DODSON, City Marshal.

July 31, 1855-d tf

Fresh Oranges!

•-&

Nuts of nil kinds just received^®

and for sale atSc.uddor Co.'s wholesale and^ t-tail Confectionery, opposite the Stewart*!? House. g,

A fine lot of cigars, choicc brands, Freeh(S\ Cove Oysters. &c. A Anew supply of Tonic Bitters, just recei s# ved at J#

Augl-dtf SCUDDER GO'S. *4

Fresh Arrivals!

20 boxes Lemons 160 Raisins 25 Tallow Candlefr}. A large invoice Fine Cigars

HOME MARKET

WHHmALK Flour bbl Wheat Corn I Bacon Flaxseed Lard Sugar Coffee Molasses Tobacco Salt j$ bbl. Coal Wood $ cord Lime $ bu. Feathers Rice Butter

38@4S 10 @45 2,50 @8 2,25 30 @28 08

Fislfi Whito 13,00 Mackerel 00 Teas 50@65 Tnr 5,50 Candh-.s 14 Star Candles 25^ Tallow ]0 D'ed Ap'la bu. 1,50

Green (wjo.oo

a collection of Essay and I Peaches Pried 2,50

Miscellanies, by W. C. Larrabee. Potatoes ?5 GLALXUS or The Wonders of tho Shore, I Onions 30 by CharlesJECingaley, for sale at Chickens': *jpdor. l,2.» aug 18 dtf BU CKJ N GIIA M'

SOut-* 1

3 1

Brooms

Just received, and for sale at July3l dtf SMITH & DOD^S

CORRECTED XJAILT roa THE AMRRICAN.

RETATL.

$5,75 80 50 11 90 @8

$6*00 1,00 55

8X@10 15/ 50@60 20@50

12K

$ Bushel

ooi 00 35 10 15 6'

ft- 15 10 rs(»i.oa

60* ir

•/. 13.' 2,00 25 3.00 .ytflw 4 fi\ 40