Indiana Reveille, Volume 40, Number 45, Vevay, Switzerland County, 11 November 1857 — Page 2

’ ‘ - ■ For the lut)iai:a ' Fujknd Waldo;—-Let the'school boy •parse and set if my text y not con t a tried in the paragraph/‘‘We pulpit furnishes cnough'and to spare for:and again bI the doctrine of the. trinity—for and against nmtnrianism Jind. universal ism—for mid against election and reprobation, and free will—for and against baptism by emersion and p o tin ngorj fp r in k I i ng~f0 r and against (he final 'perseverance of the Saints, and falling TronTpracc—for and against eternal damnation, and the fmnt holiness and happiness of the whole human family, and against Deism ahd Atheism—against in: temperance favor of Ifni he laws and other stringent laws—against slavery ami in favor of frcalmnt-and especially in hut of real practical moral virtue . Tliregb italicize^the sen-'j unce I-took did.. Gram mat ians.'dqcs not Mr; O.f Bny what I afiirm? Again, ilr.l UaSoeays in his rejoinder that “he admit- i te4that there is hr leas morality in it [the j prfciis] than jn the pulpit." I appeal to :any coimiioii senso school boy/ does Mr. 1 C. state this? "The press its the might ie ; -t, j power of. the United :Sta(es;aiid T tv pi jv sail'reflection that theie is fur lore morality in it than in the pulpit." ' Whuib- a sad reflection?. Which;is reflected on? I now ask" anyr one to. look at the two pieces and then fay if I have in any re.-peci ut alt garbled the truth. ‘ As to'his vile expressions they will do np ha m.v Tm-tv is internal evidence that in In's la*; «*; >'- ! ns the firi-t aiticle. Sir/O’. Ini- atrisfJ* •“ ■ the religious element of our tuiihirv >. ) v,-V.V : 1 ijiisu.. ;

News Items. , , Xtw/YdnK Election. —The vole of thecity.of Now Yofk was 871133 Democratic, 13,581 Republican# 8,(f2d American. The Democrats It a vc clccleil their entire city ticket. Buchanan’s majority over Fremont and 4,150. — The over both now is about 10,000.' J The entire vote is 58,000. : * 1 . .

Telegraphic News.-

To Advertisers. —We would respectfully hint to advertisers, that the present is tho most necessary time (or thorn to avail themselves of our columns, A doll business may bo made a lively one by a judicious nso of our advertising facilities* Our merchants, manufacturers, mechanics, nrtizans and citizens of every calling should remember this and act according* ly. Send on your advertisements.

T. A. Goodwin, at Indianapolis; 'the “I/jJitM Tribune." published by, Mrn. Underhill .and Miss Amanda Way*, at Indianapolis; and tlio "‘Western Olive ’ Branch," published at-Bloomiugton, by Miss Carrie D. Filkins; as bucIi we recommend them to the patronage pf every 'Temperance mad in the State.- ■ The meeting then proceeded to elect n Stale Temperance Central Committee to Bcryfl fqrtho coming year.. JTho' following persons were elected.' "-v- . Wm, Hnpnaman, Rev,.Qeo. M. Maxwell, Her. T. A. .Goodwin, John. S. -Dunlop, Dr. Lawson Ahhett, Rev. T. Cunningham. James Blake, J. 11. Batty, Rev. James Hill. s . -

God Is —How Can an Atheist' Be I. j "I nin—Therefore, Thon, 0 Qod must be," says the Russian Poet. "I am fearfully and wonderfully made," says David. And again, "'Die heavens declare thy glory and the earth sboweth forth thy handy work. ’ Day unto day ulterolli speech, and night unto uiglit showeth knowledge of Thee." ; , • •

JFurthe Indiana Herein*

LtAvcswonTn, K. T. Oclr£9

The Just proclamation of the Governor, annotincing his rejection of: twelve him-] d red* fraudulent votes .in McGm county, has oxaspirated the National Democracy beyond all bounds. They feel the more bitterly because ho gives the free State men a clear majority of two-thirds. Too, Legislature will stand 21 free State to 15 Democrats, and the Council O free State to 4 Democrats, making 33 free State men to 19 D.-mocrats —over two thirds.

.. Among theqthcr improvements on thfl v Great' Elite rn,T will, be the.publication of a daily newspaper.bu.Toanl. This foaHire U nniicipatcd bn tlio ’western'w'atere/ for (ho Yew Orleans and St. Lojiispacket steamer James E. Woodruff- \s already equipped in like wanner : Barefooted people. will not regret .to' learn Hint leather has .-considerably declined in price and is still falling. This will greatly .injure tanners, ami leather and shoe generally, who have on bands* : bought at former prices. , • ,V- v . r ., ;] The fcmaleipof Logan#.Ohio, convened ■Inst Tuesday# and demolished all the coffee houses in that town, yriic Galvo-ton papers say the Chinese Sugar Cane lias everywhere, in Texas proved its- superior ability to coruin wilh-tauliiig drouth. ; : , The ptiidm o of the country is again ho* ginning v move juHty hcrKv • A- i<>ti;: b'ufo impii.res, the shipping burin-- >viii rapidly in "nurse. There is a vast amount of produce in the great Wot yet to lie inovd towards the ecabo.ud. ■

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

“Alt arc part* of one rtnpcnJoui whole. WIiom oody nature ligand God the wul, 1 ’ says the Bard Philosopher. All things ih tlio Universe are Creator and created.* The maker is One—-the madotnillipna of billions.. '

Tljere- is some. talk of. an immediate, catling together of the Legislature by the Governor, ; ■ \ .

J. H* Roberts & Itroliter, SURGEON DENTISTS, WOULD respect fully announce to the . citizens of .Switzerland counly,j0Bfe . I that they have located in VEVAY/fot^®® I he purpose of practicing the various branches of their profession.. Teeth insetted, from a single one to .a. full set, in the .best and most appruvcd-alj'le; Teeth Plugged;Cleaned, and * Extracted- ■

CINCINNATI, Nov. 9.

River risen, seven Saturday evening, arid still rising rapidly. All up.-, pbr streams rising. , . • The Telegraph wires are out of order East of here. ' j Latest advices from Pittsburgh, by passengers,' report the river at that point rising at a rapid'rate. Ohio Logislatiuc— Democratic majority in the Senate 7; in the House IS.

Showing persona wore elected to o Maifi Temperance Cunvcujiou ble in Chicago next month: „ T. A Goodwin, L. Abbett, 1, W. Hart, Miss A.Way.Mise C. D. Filkms. -

Sum up the drops of water tipon and under the earth’s, surface. Sum up the particles of which the earth is composed —add to these the whole number of vegetables and animals that feed and live on ynch other—add all that have lived arid died—add qiwy quiver of every leaf that has been shaken by the Jempest, or trem* t bled in the gentle breeze—add the ages of all creatures apd every breath breathed by every aninul ’that -has lived, and tlio. beating .of every pulie—reckon up’ every. sigh-ayd every tear—alt- the flowers of Geld and fpiest—all thb songs of men and birds—all the blessings of love, and curses of hale—-all the* joya. and all ;lho sorrows of the good and bad from Adam.to Doom’s duy|—add. all stars and. —and Mry all aro finite, and its the small, dust of tlio balance, compared with the years God ! . * r . >r - Isf oodbpoh tbc h ighest peaks of Morinl Woshingtbn~-lipon the highest points of the Green Mountains and tho Alleglmuies —t stoodabovo the' Falla of -Kiagara; and looked down upon the crazy : waters as* (hey:, tumbled, head long:—!; stood * on. the edge . of !thc waters as they rolled foaming away.from the wotks oyer-.whicli, they are fore|cr pi urigi rig, ayd lookctl up at the mighty torrent- os' it poured the great Inland of the Continent into the gidpli below -stood’ npon; the shores of Lakes and'Ocean; when agitated by terrific: storms■ that rolled their waters mountain high- upon the laud - pr against, the solid ledges;- 1 -! hay&bccn : ori tho Lako .'autLon ,0ccari in the tempest, when every purging wayonhook tjio fraU bark I was id as a.reed is shaken by the wind, threatening death;—rhavo sben the fire red lightning descend from the cloud, and split the tall sturdyi pine of ages. into threads as light splits.thy air; and ! God is. rides ,:m* ; the whirLwind and directs the storm." The ’ suh. aridmoon imd earth and stars, arid "all that in them is" toll or Him. I ' Ujw, then, can an AthoUl be ?

Jons 0. Smith, Chairman.

All persons deairing their services will receive immediate attention. Office, on. Walnut street, nest door to the residence of Geo. R. Pleasants, Esq, . Vevay, Nov. 11, 1657.-lf

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Washington, Nov. 5

fill & vnin.

Fledged to no arbitrary away, V We follow Term ibo Icada tho way,

Gen:_; Walkordu a letter addressed to the Secicliiy:of Stato says: So far as any violation on his part to the acts of Congress -is concerned, he denies the charge - with stoni arid indignation, nor will ho >6 far forget his duty ns an iiftWr of Nicaragua, as to violate the laws of thu Uniicd Stales. * .

AndO.rson Sc llagau, 'OAVF. jest received, and have now bperi' Afl at their Store i?oom in '£&• MOORE FIELD, a.full and complete stock ut seasonable Dry' Goods, comprising a choice and f’.'licd assortnienl of the.latest styles of DRESS .AND..FANCY. GOODS, (moCRHlFtS, notions; AC,, which arc offered at prices which will defy com petition and to which wt respectfully in* vile the attention of out old customers, friends and the public generally. JVUive us a call, and examine lor your selvVy. ANDERSON A HAGAN. Moctthr-ld, InJ., %*ov. l|, ISA7,—if . attsntITw '■

Wednesday,

:Noveudeu HjTSoT

The Imiia;u Heveili.u laving-o niucli larger list ofsulit tilers iu fc> iuerlaml County than any other japier Ua Tory ilesiralte medium for ad refilling. Tboso hai |ng Goo til, laadj, StocV, or any tiling clw’to sell; and Ujoso willing to bur anything, will tlerifc much benefit .from theoteoflti ndrertlflng columns. The great wjcrel pf lucccta in luslneii U FUDLiCITV; Ihu utau who wiihwwwccfcd In bnilaejij xtrr mnU tnuwtrl.il place of I mines) sad hri article* of traffic lo the pub: lie, Ko man can auewed well in btiiliieii now-o-dayi who docs not ad vert lie, Iu ihe pa peri or thrptigli lumlU1L-. m this ago or Itallroadi and die man of boilntM in oil hold outUi Dinner on the oulwinl uraUiiio tliat ho that niei may read. irpJon I’itvnsn, of all kind), cscout-d promptly, neatlTi and on mionabte totn’ti.

Cincinnati, Nov. 5.

A terrible hurricane-passed about a mile North of Frank fori, O., on the Murietta & Cincinnati K. It., this afternoon, destroying houses, burns, and fences. A two story dwelling wa& compleiely prosiratyd, and eight or ten persons seriously injured. Two ir U thought will not n*euvor.

South American Itevoumos.—Them is another-revolution in Bolivia, South America.; Honor Li narbs having assumed the title of Provincial"; President,.'and taken the-; lie]tl' against; Gon. Cordova. Linares has i>siioii a decree declaring all Bolivians traitors who did not join him. > Cofdoya had issued a counter decree, cbn : | demning all persona to Ilealh whb joined i Linares, so that 'between them both the i boor.citizens are in ratherti djflicult po*‘l yition.. In La Pas, the "residence of- tlie ; American Minister Lad been.broken into;; and the.. deposed authorities/* who had 5 nought refuge under the United States flag of Mr. Dana woro taken (herefrom. ■ - More than 60,000 . of the Lillian pop-; ulalion of Bolivia uavetlied of the yellow ; fever. ••• 4v 4- 4-'>. ; -

An : oxylmsaMES istN ejv. OaLKASB.r|Sbh'the eveni ngof tho,28th■ nl ts ome^fiftjjen; - men , wi lb t licit faces j blackened1 6rmarked,' in ade mi attack oh] the Irish popujalion on St.'Thomas street' between Mcliccrleaml Terpiscorc, in New | Orleans. .two men, and wounded' Isome cigbt or.ten■ inore. eome of .them so desperate!v t that \h*f are not.cxpecicd'ld live. : I After doing their work .of indi.serimih- 1 ate assault and murder on St, Thomas • street, so suddenly and in such ovcrpptyof* j I ing force that not the sh'ghlcs resistance J ; could bo made, this hand of midnight ns*; ; sassina passed into Tchoupttoulns and | New Levee streets, where they couimited j ; various assaults. .. |

The Euicnons, — New York, accord- ( ing to late indications lias gone. Demo- * cratic. Tlio Tribune concedes the election ", of the entire Democratic State Ticket, : with probably a Democratic legislature.' Maryland gives the Ameeican State tick-! et about 10,000i Two American Con-1 pressmen am elected, Harris and XL W. ■ Davis, and probably one Democratic, I with remaining districts unnetoamined.; Now Jersey electa a Legislate strong-j ly Democratic. ... j Louisiana elects Nunns, -American, member of Congress, and Democrats probably in the other three districts.

; Tlid Chinese Sugar C«no Symp is now r o<Ivpf'ti' 1 ’il tor sale by mirpiravipl. geo wis.. : said by the.lion; A. ■\Y. 'Tnnablefof North Curotyua, to be 1 n > valuable pro ven tarivc again*! typhoid Mover.' Ilc say-'i a pfiysicTan has ns-ured I It nit poisons toe much-mobis-|siw. tliey iue ; tjoyer tni jcct to typhoid |iever. ' v .. • / - ./ | / J)=:ixo.1 tc /from 'pdCorAiiTBnhtTonv'. On tin* 1K th ii11.aIiibnfor doie- : g.t t« i o (' ongtfss war held bythofottlij;ni(.*iits hi Daeutiih-Territory, and*Alpheus j Ct; Ftilli*’*, ffTtnifly uf St. Paul, wa«ehi>5** oil by the p/oph: to ! represent I hem ■ in that rapacity:.it Washington. Ldeawti, Disaster.-—The (doinncr Diimlec was lately wrecked du the *dicnvs of Labe Michigan, and twenty lives losl. Only ten persons won: saved. Thirteen tlioiisauJ of wheat trera lost. ' The Cjucmnhri 'Comnicrml snys that thcxscarlet fever, of. tho most virulent ckaracicr/is'paging. among .the children pr’ihoi city. ■ T,t is anil develops feilHiT 5 .precisely similar tpjhu game type of. diseayc 1- ! 1 royjsdii’J so ihaiiy homos m N 0 w Vor 1C fl °-d on , hist winter, of their, m oift proiudV;^ : -Tho Audi tor 'of this $Mc’ . liaq given not ice that ho will -js et 1 t ics., of the Ti p p c ca n oc JJan lid re t wtfhty days from inslV, ; and apply,the vpioceedif Jit redemption of its circulating notes. - ;\Thc-\Vrcchin£’Comp□ ny ; havo raised and delivered 11 wAV iscons in. Np .2, sunk | g o in et i mob j i ieyit tt ho mbit*. 1 1 of the llIF iimn/ *Ah oitiiininalioa of.her hull on the j sect urn af-d o c It9)fho^od'-hedfcs- i a, her. hotj'tom largo'cnoughTor. o ' man to crawl through, • //.- ■•/■ - ,./• - .. .Aboitf two; hand red yards of :1m'Cairo i lovee, bn tbc Missisrippi side of the town jhavtj fallen into tile;river,,and the current j of tiie Mississippi riTCr. ffcttirig directly in the IoavA attKar point, is scriotis,ly vihdevminiiig lhb .ba*ik.■ ; ; j /The, receipts -of-‘-.the.Ohio; &Mfisippi ,road for Qtnobor wcre, .in ronnd numbers, j SlG5",pp(f. ‘ 0 f; this.; a niomi t something over , 5 lip.OOO wide fibtii, passengers. iV fi rcoc cii rred. atB ro tvn sv i lie, Texas, on : the,niglit of.tholGth/ult., iu Which ninety; five kegga/of ’ powder exploded, killtug foar ppftonp, /uidwo u n d i h g several others. Loss'.S^O.OpO.. ; ; ' ’Pryor, another of tho, A,mcricaa horses lit England, is .dead/; .It is singular that nml Pryor should have’ been snatched off .in this way. - / ; / *' Photographed fives on the Stale Bank of Ohio; admirably ■ calculated Mo. deceive, are m circnlntion ih Cincinnati/;.'* '; .' ‘ A call appears in ihc'petrbit papers for (i;IIbt?e, r riiief Gohyentiori for the - .Slate ! of SUeliigiin—-not; a convention of'horsft' ; thieves—hntthose tvhb'scbk: to detect and ■ punish them. : " v v ; The; Cohaorsyiliov Tinks says; that ; the ;"hlp6dy Tunrraih” is,'.prevailing 4h. that ! yiciuily,- for the first/timb*ih twenty years. I'This d isua sc need toTjcTho “bog bear” of • western f-1ock .rai!ers , hiit' it hns beebnred 1 so fafely for .snmo ‘years' past that 'it "was concluded that : it hhd lilt ns entirely, . ■ ■ ■ ;* It is now llial pork wili pol heVorilfoyer,4 or 5‘ccnts,by the ; titiie tlie biitcliering; season fairly. opens 1 . ! i This/reducrion ; from * former -balcnlatib bi. < is caiispd^y''tho,jfe«.Qi , o ih # tho jrnbuey , market.-, and. the.mVtfapidin ary * c ro p of fcorn. , .’ ! The Branch of the Bank of thb Stale of i Indiana has asked tho/circnit tfonrt for an fiuj unet ion to .restrain; tho city, tressorer,of S Now A Ihany ■ ffo m. cq) locting a lax from |tho Bank. '!<.•’-ivi.: .• ••>. ; - f PniNTR n spbroP Evploymbxt.-—Four-teen hiindred : journeymen printers have | been thrown but of employment/ m Kew I York duntfg the ]ifit;fbrtnightr : -' ' j Tho loVsbyrharirtV disasterVdnring the ; month.ot October, is estimated at - two ‘million three hundred dollars, ■ : ; j , SaltOeclixed.—The factors of Kanaj who salt have reduced tho price to tvyeiity cents per bushel at wholesale, ' 1; ' I .. The total number of failures in New .York city since tho first of .August, is labontOOO, aud .tlio liabilities nro .estr.mated at ninety millions/. . i Intelligence front; tho Isthmus reports j that. two veiseUV qf tho United (States : Navy; worC'droibing off the coast of Nicajragua,'on tho'Iook;out for Walker and • the filibusters. . ... .... _/ i A half million in specie, belonging to I the govormnent,’ was ’received : at. Now Orleans oh the 27th nit., from .the land ‘ office at LUtlq l|ock. It was in charge of (lie Adams Express.

Cl-EVEl-ASI), Nov. 0. -■ A hurricane occuned about half'll mile Wc.it of Crcsiline, and pulsed along the Noith cdgo'of the village, blowing down houses, barns, and moio or Jess’ injuring .-everut persons; it then tuyk an EAteily direction, doing iinich t!atn'.it.tge. ■ New Ncv. ft.'

TO TIIC

(JUT- 1XQTBDTI

CLCUniSG WITH THE MAGAZINES.

. “Kexxccdv Senators.—The Legishiture of,Kentucky will .soon asscmple at Frankfort; ., .' . ’ • 5Ieu-of Kchtneky, when/yon ask, whoni shallj \ve ;send to tho United .States .Senate to* repfe-ctit its for six years. . . .../.A Ills.'.name -is Lynn Boyd/ ;. , Lrist fail ire fciit Willard and •■alierrod/and English, and II A LE , and a -host..of others among {hem to aid,.counsel anil cncaiinigo (hem, nad utf were, assured then that lliej/mciuy eloquence of / tKpFc/mcii carrietlpniw strength, and gave nbw courage tVlhbus ; aids of hearts in Xentueky, th«y sent among; us such hicil »s Stevens oil, U odgo.KcI soy .C1 agodiu d.nd inridi/e, to .toll’ us! that tfie -soisaf the suuuy. south4-.wprle; ready; to .doi baltie .at 6ur. sido,fprevdr.,V-r/ >^r Funk 4 . / •. •*;' y .vNdwj Lyun Boyd is as . good a raou iheri is iri- Kcu tuckyt for ought\ye-kiiow, for Unilctl States Senator* and it he sltoud fail of nn r election to - that place/hq may*, lay his defeat to. the ro com mcudalion /of Peter. HALE and Breckinridge!:: ‘‘How we apples switii."

A* a mailer of cosircnlcnte In oilr friend* who'ilcslrfl lo lato a Magaiino.lrt connection villi ltii» paper, wo ban made inch .wfib PubUihcri that *e can furalih iho Utviut.1 on reduced lernw io tho»p taiIps a Magazine from u*. *Ttij9 *41 atjjaihif* tr.ll be'itbi In cadi loWnlwr'direcl from UtopiUco of publication. The term* will bo as follortt Godcy'a Ladj’j Hoot cad the (Icvcitle. The Atlantic Mobility « Harper’* Magazine - 11 Graham V Marine ■ , Pclcrwn** Magazine' “ Kew Vork weekly,

Lurjc Arrival of Heady Made Clothing,

and O'tnlj Fur ni shiny QwU.

The democrats have elected six Senators out of eight. The Seim to wilt eta ml 15 dcm.; S Amer.; I fop.; and 1 tuJun. Iirthe.houie the dem. have 85; oppo'itiou 25’, ‘

ffpHE nnJci>i*:nfd w-.mM .respectfully ui lorm il-.c citizens of Vevay anil ucimly Ihnl he has received at.Jiia ‘‘tand in l);i four's Brick IJ:ii:dm£ ( cn Main iir-xt, a larec and (food supply v {

>3 23 3 25

“ 3 25 3 25 " ,2 *3 ; 8 73

. ■ Fail-mid While[• rioililnB, of all hinds, qualities ami ptices, which added to-lib-fi.rrftcr .stock, will mah; 11 (he lar-Ji t;e.v( stock of Cietbingand new Futniih- j&ll ini Goods ever kept.in (he town of Ye-. iiT toy. Hat ins adopted 4tie Cuth Sytttm, i-oti sell his youds n.1 low cr rales Ilian can bought elsew here, either in this (own or m of I he nuehbufiug (owi )r or cities, and he invites ail thoJn who hase yet to buy ihejr Fail ami M'inter Goods, to call ami examine liisstocJ; Lcfoic. buying ...else where-and lUv surely will save (heir money by doing to. At tbe tame'time, lie announces his sincere thanks lit all bis friends who have paltonijed hint ';o favorably, and heps for the cotilin nation of t he11 lnnid. hi|i. Country (’rjitiicc- (fihth in cicharue Im goods ,11 Ihe.ntstkvl price. JT'lfcmenilur J I*!.*( .'* HUGH, (he Clothier. Until .Mtcet, Vcyay, hi t.

New Or.i.EASS, Nov, 5.

A4 the wjpilar ialocpiptloa prifo ■ of Ilia lending Mag mine* Ij $3 Ml, tIto‘Krvctlt.c will them'but 25 «nU- ■

The Clti.'-ma* ic-umel to-day.— UonsidtTjido-sjiccic coining in- .Verier* tvrday’s ciigagL-nivnls have been met, and bu.-incrs juospccts are better. ■ Ai.da.vv, Nov. 0.

' . . A. Small Personal-Matter.

We . a?Ic lltc kind indulgence of bur readers, while wo say "a few words for our own satisfaction

The Atlas-and* Argus figure 1 : up tho dcm. n:aj. at 13,185, They* claim 14 dem. Senaltirs, and the IIolisc stand.-, (12 dem. and 59 rep. and 7 Amer. ‘ ■ Ciscissati, Nov. 5. .

Ohio anJ SwIUtrlinJ Co. Agricultural Koaietr, 16ST . ‘ To F. J. Wii do, . Pr.

A pi 23* Tq ndrcnlslng Atinuil ilcetln;!, 3tr. SI W Aug. 13. To ■ Notice of Mcetmg, 2*. - ■ 13 Sep. 18. To •* ■* ’■ •* 11 Mw. 50

Ohio, ofiicial.—C’iiasc, Payne Io9,0ti5; - -Vautnnnji,-. 10 f 22/, /|"dia?iv’s plurality 1,508. . c

We learn from tile organ of llio abpvc' Society, thjjt -the Directors at 'their; last meeting allow the above hilt. Wo have met iho President onw, tint! v Jr ■ y ■ r . * - t , ' * the Secretary and Treasurer'nearly, every day smeb the meeting, but they have not condescended to inform us what the said dignified body did with our bil!,~but wo take it for granted that the announcement made through the.orycn of the.Soeftty was not only correct, hut official and authorized, The, advertising was done by order of the President' and 'Secretary of fhe Society; and the price charged is the regular price for all transient advertise" tnents. In refusing to' pay the'debts of its contracting; the Society did a very small, mean, and illibetal, .not to say dishonorable, thing. For the years 1854,1855, and 1856, the Society paid,us for doing exactly the same kind of. advert!' sing. We charged them the'some price then that wo do now; in each instance we sent in a'fair, honest and correct hill. Wo can easily collect the hill -off of Uie Society by law, if disposed so to do.7Siieh. a narrow-minded, ungcnlleiiianly policy, is not calculated to raise the char* acter of the' Directors much in riib' niinds of just'ond honest people: ■ *T;

■ A*** The GianJ dnry of Fluyd county, I ml. , ropOit i!;e jajj it id coat! house ■ as a miaance.." . ■'

: : ' ■ / L.*0;/ b-/ : F,.; /;..• /// The Grand Lodge’ of’ I lie Independent Order of -Odd Fel.ows ,of Kentucky, hieV at Jjoyifl villa Tuesday /inornuig/ hist/ G rand blaster A. SiitsKtR J ti ; fhq chair, 1 mid adjourncd ffiiic t/ie ou>TIinrsday' night. ■ The meeting \Vas largely attended anti; harmoneons in i I stl ul i he rati ops ,AI ai go amount of biisiue/s. was tiisposed of ddring; the sesrioii.. The. pfltcew 5 elected ■ forthe ensuing term ere /* / ; / M. W. G. M.—G. W.; .Mortis; of Louisville. ’ I •” /■:/ D. G/M.—C. A.Prcston, ■ —- * G. 31. 'Artusirong/Lottisvine.; G. Sec.—IV. White,;/ ; /•“" • /, G. Treas.—tf. Fonda/*. . Rep. to Grand Lodge of *U. E.--AJ Sbinklc, Conngton. *; ; . v. . The. Subject 6f._ .mnkiug the Grand Lodge,a movable body I was drscussed and again voted down. . * / / • The order thrphghout tho State is rep* resented to bc ih a healthy and prosperous condition/ . ■ v ■. /

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Atheist,."thou art "fearfulJy and, wonderfully mode/’ . Know then thyself.— Involuntarily! and without tliy will, thy lungs, and'heart work on together forever. , Thou canst not place -the -point of‘a cambric needle upon any part of thy .body that messenger is not waiting to Scarry, the news to- thy .brain with lightning speed; iThod hast only to will, and thy foot and band, obey. Canst thou explain how speech acts upon the undulating particles'!of air, and that air: upon the drum of thy neighbor’s oar, and thus makes him' to feel thy; thoughts, and make them.liis.! Canst thou tel! how thb rays of light -pass .from, the thousand ob-; jeets of tho earth and the heavens to thy eye, making theo /A?/ them ? Canst ihoti tell how* "a drop of,ink, falling on a rag like this,. produces that which; makes thousands, nay millions think’’? .Dost thou understand how water and- bread arc converted into flesh, bonesj-and blood, and! sinew.; and muscles, and nails and -brain,and Him . and. nerves ? CanSt thou- tell |iow>thy heart was moulded ‘*--tliy iungs—ihy-.fcet and fingers—thy whole body I f Dost thou know what life is? Caus.l thou explain it? Death l-~ Dost lliqti; understand .Mo/? Can nature he, with all its.forms of beauty and Jife, w ith o u t a n A rch i tect—• w) th o at - aj sciji|torj painter and builder!! hoav> ens and caitli be,—Canst thou‘.he, ]and God not be! .V- ‘ u . CaeE.‘ f;

SN'purumnre df'jifi ortk-rand decree of tin* Courfof Common I'Ujji of, Swiizi*ti.ui-I county, Indians, nt (lie October Term of kjmI Court, I wilt sell, 'either at public or private sale, lo be annouuctdon the ,day of sale,

tonMEKCIAl,.'. ; Vnttv. Trwoiv ia. . The fultowii»s of Ibo Icadlrljr article* of produce. I* wade up fruta actual irjctieily !;i f - nnciD#TLr>*—ftt I ho mill—Red Wheal Flour Whitedo.tlo. t>hl. :SuwCprnJlii<rM«Iiu ? huthcl; OtJ do, do. CO cLr.div.RraM 99 per ton. «!d.nin*i 91 p Mfi,: FWivtianrseii p iw t,. ; Wheat—White, Tl>c. p builit!;.Kid dn;6oc. . ’Arrcr*—\Vc,<juotc at ,51per bbl, tfaliJf in .pialitj ni;d site of hhV- ■ Vimiuct—Martel hrijk, a lih heavy sale*. flood Muthnntiocks Sje, per buaiiel; .MerinOcs, dec., etv. : ’-Opioci—Uni fete otTerlti;; C0c. ]>cr bushel. ' U*T—Wo qtinie, at $9310 j«r ton. Dealer* rt'ganl (ho former m maeh ai they fait pay, while sellcrs-art not dlti«wcd to sell ft.rlw than 610.’ Om—Nominal, at £Sc. per barbel. ■ ■ . Nr.w .OncKAXs, Nov. 5; Flour Is Rene rally held higher uuder thj oj* ration of a »onr Ilfht stock, anti lulierflne war be flouted at 355035 00;' . • :

On the Stli day of Dreeinher, 18A7, at the post office In the Town .of Mount Sterling in .'aid county, after 10 o’clock of Fa ; il v

day, Ilf- fit!lowing real estate in tlte'.Town of .Mount ftlerling in raid couiiiv. (o-wilr Lots 28, 27, Co; part of .Lot 22; Lots 31,22 and 23. I will also sell thi? equitable title. 16 the following lots and parcels of land:- Lots 41. 4.1, IS atnl -It},.and about one acre t.f land in Nnthan Walden's .orchard; also a strip of land nbout.flO feet wide.at the cast end 'adjoining tlie’ ioM_named tract-, and tunning west to Ve* vay street of said lowii; fronting on spid street about sis feet. \ ■TEH MS' Or S' A I.E, ...

0ncfuurib.csfIi in hand; onc : fourth in six, twelyc, and eighteen months from Ike- day of sale;—the purchaser giving notes with appro- ' vetj freehold security, payable-without any' relief from valuation or appraisement laws, with interest from date. .The purchaser receivingycertificate entitling him to a conveyance upon said sale being confirmed, and - giving a mortgage' io secure the deferred' payments. JAMES II. IIA NT A, finanjian. November U , 1857,—4w - ■ ■ ]

I’niTbloM eoniiiiua itull snS ■ priet's.nw noculaal. Baron IrqcotcJat lajj’die, 1 ,; for ihmilJrr* ainl uJci. • AVhlitjr Julidl l*r, «nU bolder* bn anxtou* to self,' ■- Vuyor In pood deuwnd’and-price* ant odr*ncl:ig. Sato* *oo litid* at Off' for :fair. ; / - • lloluso* UtCSt', with a good domaiid. Coffee conUuuoa togfvdull nnd’iiritei are dvclintnj; 2,0boet aold at SJmOc, Hto latter for pritu-t. ■*6m Jeoliniof* anddntl; am all aalcikt ftic for mlrcJ. Star canJlw eery dull; at lASIEe. : AJoooy raarkri ;«a*ter, aud Talca af dltootiDl loner. Sight esebtoge an Vetr York 3gJc discount.' ’ ’Rerirw of tlic Clhclnnatl 3l«rhct. - Fmor'—The' market remains" inactive/ahd prices unchanged. The satea lo-day were con* fined to (SOand l 'A bbls al’Sl SO; 160 do i-xtm at S i 57; and 54 dt> at $t dO./Tbc rcceiids during the last' 3J tgnris were 2;3p6 bb?. - - • bEKD—A Eale' of ijCtHO iusir Ptax nl SOe, a decline. ' ‘ •••' ' Oil—A sale bf lOObbls Heel at Clc, time, a matenol decline. ’ Also; CO do Linseed at 63ci ..* n/rTpe—A fait of 10 bblsprime Roll nt 20c.‘ Market firm.for this description. : ,; ; WHEAT—There !*-no chart?* In t’to mirtieL Tho demand is about eoaat ’ld the receipt;, and price* are steaJjv ■ Sale* dr 600 bush »ood ?blu a; e7c;Srodudo ■t fVc; UOdo do atfOc; 250 do do aiKk) 400 do red at 56c: -)00 do falr while at ftfgcCORN—Rales dr t,IOO Ibutb.itMbeluppcr. Dcj^tat 33c. Wa <]uou SJtofOcaa the ranee Of prices. , RYB/-1* lu fat;'request at 55 Side.-■. *,- ■' - DA H LEV—’’ I hotel* a : fair/enquiry .for prime qualttlii or sniinirnd Fall, but tho market ft still unset* tied, and womnit quote prices nominal at fiOSCSe/or Fall, and-IS®55efor Sprtoir. . . : OATS—Are In sood demand, and .the matfcct iten y at3Pe; Faleior r BALED ’KAY—'The-receipts are larger, and the market I*-Jus linn, .though npl lowf r. qaow prime at BH. ; ; ; / 1 ; yLonUTUI* Markst, • lit flour eplY $tnaH /sales at $l,40a4,60/— Nolhinig doing ft* corn.' . Dealers pity- 261° 28c for oats and sell from store at/SOc*-;.Salesbf 6 hbdssugqr at 9at0e/ lO' bbts refined flt - lUa 12 i c. snlil I-sates Cuba -hfolass at* dOc, and 45 bags Rio coffee's I: Ujc. /Sales, of ra w whisky at JSlci r;Salea’6r 100 bales hay..from the wharf ,tb .’cbnsuihets at : $13: per ton. ■; There or/buyers of dric'd apples : S1,10_ per.’bukh-— Some.potatoes ibipbltig Bt rOc’per bbl. - Sales of,31 - bxs cheeSe'a V 9jc/ ■!/'-’V* ,\Vc notice a receipt" of/ff'small'.rqtqf/pew molasses from New .Orleans,* thd; finitely the ttason, which was (jfferedat ■ .■ ■ .■

>Hloorc. Vnisfncli, Keys & , S5 }Vd( Fourth -Street, CINCINNATI,

1.11 POUT I.VO ST AT 1 O 1VE IIS,

MAMTACTURCRS OF

Wo caro nothing nboul lhe printing or . the advertising of the Society;-wb, neyei sought it, nor-desired it,—knowing' that.

MEMORANDUM, PASS,

■Ul) B I. AN K B 0 0 K S, OF X (jl. STYLUS,

there were a 1 few selfish, bigoted men at \tho head of it; who vyouM not hesitate to pktfdiiho nee t .a n d raea n , and cheat ns out of buhlabor and just duos, .if they could satisfy their malice against us by .so doing. Thecourecofthc Society r duriug the past five years hns : bccn one of illiberality and injustice to this office,—from' the 'ieigri of Bill French to-lhotoftho’preseiil dy,-; nasty. , Notwithstanding, nil!-lh(s,;;.we| ‘ bsvtr uniformly favored and advanced the

BIBLE PRINTERS, BOOK JOBBERS,

■ .vs D. Iliedfcnl Book Publishers,

TD1AKE great pleasure In soliciting the atX . lenlion pf Western Buyers Jo. their lithesse Stock of 'thc.r;'^^ t ., ■" . . GK BAT in the branches' above olTerfor Cash and to Short Tim " Buyers; Who are Veil established, 20.000 quires half-bound Cap Blank Books, 16.000 quires full bound • Cap. Blink Books, ; /all alylei, 2,600,qj)ftes Demi Blank Books, . 2.000 quires Medium Blank Books, \ 6.000 quires Quarto Blanks, 500 Gtosi Lead Pencils—Leichhardt 1 a, Fabers,

AST During the. recent term of ifco Circuit Court itilhis comity, not a case was tried by tlio-jiiry. This fact sliows conclusivcly the. high estimate placed'-upon the ability, honesty, and impartial decisions of Judga Downey, by his fellow-cit-izens. Without a Jury, business is transacted more speedily, a decision is always made, and the lawyers are 1 saved much lime and labor, as they know it is perfectly useless to the Judge like (hey do' to juries sometimes.

'■interests of the Society by publishing the Stale and uninteresting proceedings of 'their meetings in toll, and communications and cdiiomlstime and again, all of.

ant) other makers.; . 2,600 gross best Sleet Pens, direct importation. 260 gross Pen ’ Holders, , - ' ‘ ,V 500 doseo Writing Flujd, all *ir«V 150.dozen Inkstands, ' ‘. . £00 dozen Slates; all sizes. - 260 gross .Wedding Envelopes- ■ 950.000 Envelopes, all sizes.. SOgrossBoglisfcTreaiury.BlotUng. ■. ■ ■ 100 teams Eng-, French and Am. Tissue Pipers ,96 reams Eng; Drawi ng Papers. ■ . i ,200 teams Cap Papers, ' ,1',600 reams tetter"' Papers, 1.000 teams Bath Papers, all styles, - 1,500. reams Koto Papers. 300 reams Commercial, Letter, Packet, etc. 100 dozen Books Blank Notes and Drifts, 100 dozen Diaries for 1868. . ' # 1.000 dozen Memofandnm Books, all forms, 200 dozen Portfolios, Porte-Monmii, and

which were justly entitled to be paid for at th? same rate as business notices or bishops, amounting to a large sum in a year

Kr Hoad all the new advertisements; and especially those of Anderson Hagan, of Moorefield. They are determined to bo up with the time, and to increase their business. Our friends in that region will find it greatly to their advantage to give them a call and examine their goods before" gojug away from homo to buy dry goods or groceries.

The course of the Directors in refusing to deal fairly end honestly with ns is entirely inexcusable. Neither the public good nor the interests of the Society demanded it.-.' They cannot plead up poverty in extenuation of tbpir wrongdoing; for ,wo di.d not wish or ask them to pay us a cpnt in'money. One of two things induced Ihe Directors to' dishonor the fill 1,-—they either wanted to act dishonestly with os, or they had some private .malice, against ns, and took that occasion to manifest- it. If tho latter, may wu not safely thy, "They stole tho Urery of heaven to carve the devil in." With (heso tow remarks, we leave them to ' ( yreitle with their own conscience*. 4 .

N K\V' ADVKRTISBM ENTS.

’ ANDEUSON * HAGAN. • DEALERS IS ■

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard" ware, Ueady-mudc Clothlng, . Qoeennvare, Boots aud Shoe*, Drug*, Medicine*, die.

/ . Bankers' Cases. 50'Copying Presses; 25 doz. Copying Books, 500 dozen .Copy Books. ; . 650 dozen Copy Books, printed copies,. Etc., Etc., Etc.

■'JEST Wo arc requested to give notice that there will be a protracted meeting, at Mount Zion Church, in Pleasant Township, next Saturday and Sunday.

M 00 R F. P I E L;D, I N DIANA,

Eslnlc.ol Robert Bpvard. MOT1CE is hereby given, that the nndcr1’1'j Signed has beeu.appointed administrator of the estate of. Robert Uovard, late of Swilcetlahd .county, jlcceasc'l. Said rstaleis floKt'nt. i' ; * ■- / ' SCOTT 4JILMNGS, Admiliiitr-ilor. Novcmbcrit r IS-Vf. —-I'V -

This is the place to purchase in preference to buying East. Stock Fatsii, Pdicza Low, and Exchange saved. ■ ■ MOOIIB, WILSTACH, REVS &;co..

£5rTho prostration of the wires by the severe storm, is oar excuse for having no late telegraphic news this week.

25 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati. November 11, tS.vr.—.t'v