Daily American, Volume 1, Number 168, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 3 September 1855 — Page 5
CITY
HUGHES-
NEWS ITEMS.
A
im a JJW
S3" Vigo Circuit Court, Hon. Judge JAS.
presiding, commenced its Septem
ber session
this morning.
There is souic 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* Buryna, of St. Marys, was hauled up this morning before Escj. iDuy, for selling liquor found guilty and bned. .Jit
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THE CONCERT.
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The last grand Concert of Madame Mary Shaw Krollman, at Coleriek's HaB came off last evening, according to appointment, and we nave seldom seen so good a house,'as to number on such an occasion as'to the .character of those composing the audience, 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 conclude 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 pUicei lShe is expectedto give a concert in this City, in a short time.
jtST Harper for September, 13 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 supplied, 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.
$3T Moore's Masonic Review for September is on our number. 'i
table, an excellent
&W In the case of Ephraim Murdoch, against the town of Warwick, to recover the value of a horse, the costs on cach side has been about 82,000. After four trials, and spendingso much money, both parties got tired, and practically .•rave it up in despair. The sum first at issue was 82,50. **.
A HEARTLESS BRUTE.—A
little girl
full into a well in Lansingburg, New ork, a few 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 dotkes. The ^irl was saved through the heroism of a little barefooted schoolboy.
Kossuth has been prophesying again ho says that if Russia triumphs in tha present war, her next step will be to lead all Europe to a crusade against American republicanism. Let her come.
OSWEGO,
RICK
RA
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. .'
CONNECTICUT.—George
Payne, of Farmington, Ct., has a lot of Minnesota Rice growing upon his farm "full eight feet high, and promising an stroyed. abundant yield He thinks it equal to southern rice, and is confident that it can be profitably raised in that meridian.
The Hew Jersey Railroad Accident.
The number killea is now ascer tained to be only twenty. The remains of eighteen have been delivered to their friends. One died at
Bordentown, and one is still l'ving11
here,
BUT
hpna ivr, tv/Tted
revs' of
flFinnia P*
revs, ui XUinOlS.
This
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IH Details by the Herman. EXCITING WAR NEWS.
LATEST 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 Hetald received the following from the gentlemanly purser of the Herman:
TO THE EDITOR 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 of Teueriffe, died suddenly of apoplexy on the 23d of July, and was buried with military honors by a force of marines and seamen from the United States flag-ship Jamestown, The Spanish authorities and foreign consuls attended his funeral.— Col. H. was an author of some celebrity his work ofMarian Coffin, and others, are well known and appreciated in New York.
The vintage in the Isiand 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 Frayo, Island of St. Jago, Cape de Verds.
Respect. J. MALLINS, Purser. On the night of the 18th, a serious accident occurred at Cremorh Gardens, but which fortunately was not attended with fatal consequences. A grand fete which included a representation of the attack on Mamelpn Fort and cap ture of the rifl« pits, in aid of the Wellington College, established for the children of English soldiers who may fall during the
Avar, WHS
The West India mail steamship La Plate, arrived at Southampton, on the 15th, with 180 passengers, and $729,000.
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,
W.
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 de-
All the earthworks and batteries are knocked to pieces. Six magazines blew up.
In fact, the Sweaborg exists no more.
alil°"
°ur
The Coroner's inquest was resum-1' pAMS, Tuesday, Aug. 14.—The foled on the 31st August, and the in- lowing despatch was posted up at the rooably be contin- Bourse to-day:— day, or probably
vestigation will prol ued throughout the day, or probably
side tbere,lr0 very few
DANTSIC,
longer, the determination being to ADMIRAL PENAUD TO THE MINISTER OF sift the matter thorou
was one of the bodies not re- ruin. first. The other is that Various powder magazines and stores oi Mnghi*. james of Carro County, of projectiles blew up. Maryland. I After the Infantry came the Artillery mi ~7~ in their short blue tunics, with yellow ry of a boy with horns be- facings. When the defiling was over in -ljOnisiana, is confirmed by the Cavalry went through some short authentic statement of the affair evolutions. Althomgh collected from the Gaddo Gazette. several regiments, eadj of which fur-
casu"
Aug. 14, 1855.
MARINE.
ON BOARD
OF THE
11, 1855.—Thebombardmentof Swea borg by the allied squadrons has been attended with complete success.
cofRation,
whichlas-
for forty-five hours, has destroyed
~J 'IP tea lor lorty-tive hours, nas aestroyea
nearly all the storehouses and maga-
w&m sfefW'sKi
niahed a squadron, as every regiment of Iu fan try furnished a battalion, they went through their nmuoevers 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 liorises, 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.
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tl In military circles, at lenna, 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.
It says: "The French engineers have now got so near to the east fort and the Karabelua'ia fortifications, that the first Russian line of defense can hardly withstand the next assault. Gen. Chruleff directs the defense of the Karnbelnaia. It is inferred, by his latest measures, that while prepared for the worst, lie is resolved to defend his ground to the utmost."
MORTALITY.—Mr. M. B. Goodwin a compositor in the Richmond Dispatch office, has lost during 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 Eera'd,
being enacted
under the patronage of the Queen and her royal consort. Tlie attack was well arranged and the effect was occasionally striking, but just as the Mamelon was supposed to be captured, the stage erected for the ad •ance gave way, and about 60 men with bayonets fixed came tumbling to the ground* These comprised troops belonging to the grenadier guards and royal artillery.. Luckily no lives were lost, although the whole of the unfortunate men received more or less injury.
performed seme of the most critical and extruordhiHry cures. All Ministers of the Gospel and poor persons wi 1 be cheerfully attended rcit oi Chin-to.
Dr. Scott will remain only a few months in the city, consequently those laboring under diseases of the Eye and Ear, would do well to call saon. He may be. cousulted "t his Office at Clark House, First ind Ohio str&ctH.
O* N. B. JSTo charge will be made till cure is performed, except for consultation,. Aug 23-diwtf
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
STILL MORE
E I E E N AT THE NKW GROCERY ASP PHOVHMON STORE OK P. P. PRICE, OnNational Road strpet, one door West of the
Terre-Hante Hou«e,
WHKRK
may be found all kinds of Fre*li Groceries and Provisions, comprising in p»rt. Sugar, Coffee. Molasses. Tews, Spi-
Tobacco, Flour, Bacon, Salt, fec. also.
I'rooms, Tubs, buckets, Powder, Lead, Shot, &.c. All kinds of fresh Provisions bought and hold, cheap for cash.
A
jroof's purchased at this store will bo delivered any where within the corporation,
r\ -n free of extra charge, by Price's fa«t line Mule
TOURVILLE,
Aug. Express [July 18 dw3m
Fork House for Sale.
SITUATED
for
1
on the bank of the river ad-
joi joininc McGregor fe Warren's on the
There is
zines of the arsenal, which is a complete- Starch Factory or other bufiness
There is plenty of ground attached
for hog lots. Tbtf* building can easily be ayMill, Caudle Fa
*ngeJ
for a Paper Mill, Candle Factory,
This property will be sold low for part cash and the balance as per agreement. Apply to GROVERMAN &, BOURNE. augl7 dim
WANTED!
Wabash St., 1 door East of Bement Co, Terre-Haute, Julj31 -dtf
AMBH.IOA]Xr
EXPRESS CO.,
Office, Ross' Block, West side Public Square.
WE
arc now prepared to offer increased facilities for the tr«nportationof nierchaudi**, money, valuables and packages, of every description, with promptness and dispatch.
Notes, hills, drafts, claims, legacies, «tc., will be collected promptly, and speedy returns made at reason-ble rates.
Each Express is iuohargeof special messengers
pal Eastern cities and towns 9^ o'clock, p. 111.—through fust Express Eastward. o'clock, a. m.—through and wry Ex-
5ress
for Paris, Charleston, Chicago. St. iouis, and all principal points West. JJ* Murk packagus "Via American Express Company." WKI.LS, BKTTIUWIKI.TI «fe CO.. tf. Y.
LIVINGSTON, FAUUO fc
"I thought you was horn ou tfie iVst of April," said a Benedict to his lovely wife, who had mentioned the 21st as her birth day. think so, from the choice I made of a It does not merely break these dlwj»«ses, but husband," she repliedi cures them, and neve brings ou Rheumatism,
"Most neonlfl mio-ht!•
Most, people migut
JC3T Waggons are exported from the he|ps to remove them. United States, to Australia.
OCTOBER ELECTION
ID* We are authorized to announce 11. II. HEBB as a candidate for Recorder, at the ensuing election. aug25
O" We are authorized to announce 8. P. GARTRELL, of OUer Creek township,R* ft candidate for Auditor of Vigo oouuly, at the ensuing Vail election.
D" We are authorized to announces. W. EDMUNDS, as a candidate for Commissioner of the First District, at |he ensuing election. [Aug. 8.
I am a candidate for re-election to the office of Auditor of Vigo couniy, at the next October election.
ALBERT, LASGE!""
July 31, 1856-*
EYE AND EAR.
DR. A.C. SCOTT, Oculist and Aurist
HAVINGtenders
located in the cily of Terre-
Haute, bis professional services to the citieens of this p'nce. and vicinity and surrounding country, in full confidence of rendering general satisfaction. Having had several years practice and experience in the treatment of diseases of tlie Eye and Eur, during which time he has the infinite satisfaction of knowing that, he has successfully
Hoijoi atuia is a safe and thorough
curo fl,r Fever and 11
veFi Qold ChU
,H
and aJ1 miious diset
Palny, or other diseases, but on tlie contrary
It cleanses'the Stomach and Bowels, prolit!
duces a healthy action of the liver and sk in, carries off the corrupt humors from the *-y*tem, at leaves you strong and healthy and is good for young and old, male and female.
We challenge you to Una a person who has tried the Roborantia without being cured, and we refer you to all who have u«cd or sold it, to say if tnuso statements are not true, and if you "try it, you may be restored to health and save yourself along Bickness and much time and money.
Prepared and sold wholesale by .lohn Darling, Chemist, Cincinnati, O., and tor sale by Doctor Allen Pence, Terre-Hautv, and by dealers in the surrounding towns.
N". Dealers will fiud the Roborantia an article that will give satisfaction to their customers and yield a fair proiit.
July 30 '55. d*w-tf.
SELLING OFF AT COST A N O W E
THE ENTIRE STOCK OF MILLI1NERT AND FANCY GOODS, No. 4, Mechanics' Row—the assortment Is complete, and pursoiiH desiring anything in that line, will be certain to get a burg dn, and will find
VI r. L. 23. Fish readv to «uit on them at all hours. Terre-IIaute, Aug.4, '55-dlw.
A. HAMMOND.
[T. 11.
HAMMOND & NELSON. ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Terre-IIaute, Indiana. ICT OFFTOR in Phcenix Row, over Bucking [July 5, l85f»-dtf
111
'lo°k Store
BARTON, WALTER & PALMER, DKAl.li.ItB IN
Vermont & Italian
maubxjEI, Ohio struct., South of the Court-House, TEllIIIC-IIAlITR, INB. Monuments, Tomb Tables, Head-Stones, Table Tops, tc., made to order op short notice. and at reasonable pric 8.
ID* 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
entlro stock of Family Groceries at the Hbove establishment, and greatly replenished the same with new purchases, I am ready unci wiil take pleasure in waiting on my old customers and thp public, generally, in the line of exlables. 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 ready to be dealt out to customers. J. O. ADAMS.
July30-dtf
To Printers throughout the State.
WECASHprepared
are to furnish at the lowest 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 Noto Papers. Fine Pl iin and Illuminated Card Hoards. STEWART & BOWEN", 18 W«'#t Washington St., Indianapolis. May 28, 1855-wy
Prof. Larrabee's New Book J^OS AfB?)WER a collection of Essayn and Reaches Dtied Miscellanies, by W. C. Larrabee.
GLAUCUS or T^e Wonders of the Shore, Onions by CharleStKingslev, for sale at aug 18 dtf BUOKJNGTIA
SOMETHING KEW
On tlxe Watoasli, FURNITURE
MADE BY
pat.nt nir-tiirbt
Co., Buffalo, Proprietors.
M. S. VTASSON, Ageui.
Terre-JIautc, July 25, lt?55-d.iwly.
STEAM.
D. G. FORSTEH,
IIAV is permanently located in Ter re-Hawtc, i* now engaged in luring Furniture by stvam, in tliu moMta** expeditious ninl wnrkmauliUe munner. [sat
His Ware-Rooms are 011 the corner W Third and Gherrv struct*, where hHteep*constantly on hand and offers for s«l nt liiwl 1 4\,11 ...
Metalic Burial Cases
Together with a full HssorSnu nt of Burial Clothes, and Wooden
MI
CC%B^'!
of the best- materia) and workrnaiihltip, »t. ended with mi
Every thing in liisline furnislu'd auhe jfliortest notice and on tlie most reus oh bile terms.
Families and dealers.iu the trade' will lind it to their interest to call at the corner :i«l i»nd Cherry streets, one square North of .Main, I beforo purchaaiut: elsewhere.
Terre-Haute, 25), 1855-dwtf
MORE EXCITEMENT OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE!!!
O DAVIS,.PJEAI.KU IN -fc
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS, Fourth Street, Welch's ttlock, I la. I
Groceries Htn now
ready to wait upon the citizens of Torre- Haute with as good and as fresh nrticles in this linn any other house in the city and ut prices that will correspond witlj tlie times. 1
His stock comprises in part, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Teas, Spices, Tobacco, Flour, Bacon, Salt, &c., Tuns, Buckets, Brooms,Wash
Boards, Powder, Lead, Shot, and almost everything in tho line. Also, Cotton Ynrn, |t JJrown Muslins. *'of
Ky Cash paid for all kinds of Produce.' Terre-Haute, July G, 1855-dl v. $
•4 Five Hogsheads
PRIME WHITE RUGAK— Just received and for sale VERY CHEAP at I aug8 SMITH & DODDS. r-yji
^XjOCXBt OUT
FOR YOUR SWINEi' NO
I ICE is hereby eiven to the owners of hogs in the city of Terre-IIaute, that the undersigned will take up nud cmpound all fJ hogs running at large, contrnry to ordinance, fc and that all nogs, that may bo so taken up, W and impounded for twelve hours, previous to 8 o'clock. Tuesday tho 4th, Thursday the 6th. and Saturday tlie 8th days of September, fi lBf5, will bo fold by me at said pound, tu Natisiy the penalty and costs that may be asRessea- T) ordinance for hogs running at large will be enforced.
S, DODSON, City Marshal
July 31, lS55-d tf
Fresh Oranges!
Nelson*.
.^y
Lemons Prunes Raisins Nuts of all kinds just received
and for sale at Seudder
St.
Co.'s WluJesalo and
Kotall Confectionery, opposite the Stewart I?House. A fine lot of cigars, choice brands, Fresh a* Cove Jysters, «fcc.
A new supply of Tonic Bitters, just rccci ved at
Augl-dtf SCUDDER GO'S.
Fresh Arrivals
20 boxes Lemons 160 Raisins, 25 Tallow Candle^' A largo invoice Fine Cigars
Brooms
lv
Just received, and for sale at July31-dtf
SMITH & DODDS.'
HOME MARKET COaaECTED DAILY FOB THE AMICttlOAJf, WH0LmAL£ Flour bbl Wheat Corn 'i Bacon Flaxseed Lard Sugar Coffee Molasses Tobacco Sidt bbl. Coal Wood cord Lime $ bu. Feathers Rice Butter
RETAIL.
$5,75 80 50 11 90 @8
$6,00 1,00 5ft
6@7^
Fish White Mackerel Teas Tnr Candles Star Candles Tallow D'ed Ap'ls bu. 1,50 Green C^0,0(» 9-,5(V Potatoes 9.S
Chicltoja#! fliir.
o.eb 12
8^@10 15 50@60 20@50
38@4S 10 @45 2,50 @8 2,25 30 @28 08 @12 5 13,00 oo, 50@65 5,50 14* "t, ojv, 10
Bushel 75
001
00
35 10 15 6* 35 10
Y5(ai,oo 60 ir 30
2,00 25
300
•/. .Vu 4^, 40
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