Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 22, Vevay, Switzerland County, 28 May 1858 — Page 2

KrThe Huntington Herald says tl at an old cilieen 0/ that county named Jonn J, McCord has become insane. The fijtt indications were observed jast after, his return from the County Court whSfe ho bad served as a Grand Juror, . His physician 6ays that the insanity is the result of an excessive use of tobacco.

Indiana fUfeeilk

Candidate* for Congress.

Tax NuisaxckLaw ix Massachusetts —The Bichmond Palladium males the following retj sensible remarks; •Judge Shaw, of the old Bay State, has decided in a cueVhich recently came before hi mi (hat any ptreon, no matter 1 eho, may legally destroy all liquors kept for illegal sale. What tbe courts of Indiana, and especially the Supreme court, may decide id a' similar cose, Wtf cannot say. We understand the common law to say that all nuisances may be abated by tbe aggrieved party l or any .other person. While we deplore the necessity Which seems to require'force; and are opposed to mob law, we are willing to go tbe very verge of tbe law to abate mrotfnWS so infamous as liquor selling doggeries.j

Presuming our readers will like to hear

what is »id by the Frets concerning can*, didates for Congress,- wtf copy tbs following hems from oar exchanges:— Hon. Qiff. W. Carr. ,,

IFot tUe InJlint Rctttlle, OBITUARY. Died, At Newport, Ky., on May the IGtb* Mr. SiML'EL. W, Oimos, in the 31st year of his age, Wherias, It hath pleased oor HeircBly father’ to remove Iron) otir midst our beloved Brother, Samikl \V. Uiaso*; and .while we submit with due resignation to Hfs Divine Will, be it RttolrtJ, That, in the death of Brothel Giuon, Patriot Lodge No. 9. I. O. 0. P., baa lost one of its best members, community one of its noblest citizens, and bis family a most devoted huxband and father. RttolvtJ, That we tender to the companion 1 and Children cf out deceased Brother* out warmest sympathies, and share with them itr their sorrows. RttolrtJ, That llro. F. J. Waldo be re* quested to publish the fategoing preamble and resolutions in the Rtttlllt. William Head, ) J. J. Jack, > Committee.J. C. WiLLtT, ) .

Official Paper of Swltaeriand County,

i (KT Lut Thursday evening ho attend>ad tb« cxerdaea of; the Philomithean So* ‘dety, it Odd Follow* Hill. Everything Ip need off finetyj excepting the deblfl, which -tru almolfj* failortf,. ThfA&stors were blshfol Or hid fleglttUd id Itudy (ho mbjVel bltofehklid, ptrtap* both, for (bo most of them were unable to ipeak st ill to the' froint .We were' informed (bst they ’ general 1 y do bettor thin they did on tbit occaiitn. There ire 4oUo i number of boy* . md girls ironnd thw plate lb»l ilaoald become loemWi ot tbit Society, md tflce in active .part in the exercises; for their own improvement.

This gentleman is favorable sphken of in connection with the next Congressional nomination, tie is a m'an Of some' age, great experience; fine and well balanced mind; unbending honesty and integrity, and onhounded popularity wherever the people have had an opportunity: of knowing him. In this county,-Coli ; C|rr is pretty generally known,- and so far as we have hoard an expression,' he has tbe confidence of the people/ and they ‘are satisfied that in bis election they wooMbovi trutott who would represent them truly and' honestly, regardless of self promotion and self interest. ' We. are inclined to think tfeat Cod. Carr will receive the Bonrination. That he should receive it, no one can doubt who knows the old gen demon's’devotion to the interfets of the people, of whom he is, emphatically, and with whom ill his interests are.—CWumius Democrat.

AST That man whoso better half tdd fans before tbeir marriage that she was worth 820,000, when she was wonh $200,000, as her found out after marriage, has forgiven her for the falsehood sie told him.

VEV A Y:

03*The General Assembly of the ), S. Presbyterians, in session at New Orleans, have selected Indianapolis as t ie next place, and (he 3d Thursday of May,' 1359, as the time for the meeting of tbe next General Assembly.

May 28. 1858

(KT Wo see bjj the Hartford Courani of the 13th hret, that the itotfc of the Phtenii InfitiraiircejCoTtopahy of lh«t city now sells as high Is $128 per share.— This argues well |'/or the character and solvency of that (jompaoy, and we presume will enable tlieir Agent in this place to increase his buslneai considerably.— This Company bis a ciflb capital of 8200.000. with a large cash surplus, rat' king, its assets amount to $$41,719 59 on the 1st of July last. Properly holders desiring reliable Insurance' bad belter give the Agent of the **Phqeoix° a call. ■

Fiudav,

03“ The Kentucky law prohibiting the circulation of affy* foreign bank notes or bills of a less denomination than five dollars goes into operatipfi on thtf 1st of Jnue pro±, TW ifel provided tiiSt (Upon conviction of vimaffhg ifs provisions before any county court judge’, polite judge, or justice of of (bo couhty iff which the offense'may bo cotemittejl,.tho offender shall ber fibod not less than twtf nor more than fiver ticies the a mail ut of the bill, one-hslf of tbe fine thus assessed to be paid to the (r&fee of the jory fund of the county, and the 01 htt half iff the person giving the information. j

i.ldreitbeneoL] A Card from Samuel Swan' & Co, To the Public. ;

Iksueukck Fit lures. —The Intuftn ct Monitor, .annonnees the foilffro of'the /<! lowing named. InBuraftco Companiis Star, of Cgdeirsbirg, S. Y.; Western, 0 Philadelphia, .P.; Garden City, Mercs 1 tile, and Chicago Mutual, of Chicago, 11

. The extraordinary course panned by . rival managers of different Lotteries I to injure us because our liberal schemes, • and prompt manner of doing business’ . has materially affected them, compels ns to call special attention to the facts, which 1 all Who deal with ns know already; that is, that onr Lotteries arc legal; the man* agers and trustees honest and honorable' men; that.wo nave sold more prizes itv the lo*t twelve months than all other Lotteries in the Union, and that they hay* been promptly cashed in all cases on pro* senlotion. . . The cfTort to injure us is aimed not only •at our business by our rivals, but is also intended to act politically on one of onr partners; and we assn re our friends and tho public that with our coscers alt,' is ittonT, and this, tho legal investigation* which wo shall urge to a hearing, will fully demonstrate. In the meantime onr business will .ho conducted as usnal. S-nioEt. iawis L Co., Lottery Managers', Augusta, Cla.

ID 1 Tut Ktvcait will bo sent to toy addreat onlU toe cud of the volume, January 1st, 1659, for 65 einU. TUrvc mouths for 30 cents'; cr K monlha for *1, p*?' iscntto bo raaJu la advance., SabictlpUooa may bo* dnat anv time. The editorial colorana art neither Mtrtlnn nor acilarifiu. Artleteo upon alt aobjceti of general Interest are odmluible, however, at the dla, mlion of the Edlwr. in* Sn oolite «n be taken of anOnjooua commit* ninth ms. Whatever U Intended for insertion must bo ■olhen'lcatcd by the cafnc and nddrtaa of the writer { not necessarily for publication, but aa a guarantee of good faith. Wo cannot undertake to retaro rejected 'communications. ' . gyThe public will please boar In mind that connected with tola paper there UaUrge aad wall appointed Joa Ornca, at whleh wearo prepared to •xeouto trery description °t Job Wort to good and at low prices, on abort notice. TTP AH Host Wasters are anthoriicd and relocated to act aa Agcnla tu nwlvlug. and forwarding aub* Kriptlutia. jjj* Subscribera will plcaao adrtia ua Immediately of to# con-arrival of their papora at too proper Umo.

— We notice that tbe Jeffersonville Republican speaks of Morton C. Hunter. Esq., erf Munroa County,- as the most available candidate for Congress in this District. Our opinion is that Mr. Hunter is decidedly .the strongest man in this pa/t of the District, and we know of no one we would more cheerfully support.' lie is every way qualified and wcnld make a vigorous canvass. —'Bedford Independent.

£3T In the vicinity of Everton, Indiana, a party of hunter* kiljed, oo Iasi Pi iday and Saturday, over./ico hundred squ rrels ! On.<he same days another party, near Brookvillc,"killed over Mree hundred!

■ Adveqtisikq, —Bonner, of the ‘ New York Ledger, advertises so extensively that e’Jen newspapers grow astonished at his liberality, sometimes extending to eight pages of a newspaper. The Troy Budget, in noticing the fact, asks: “Is the man who pays these enormous amounts for advertising crazy, or are the crazy ones confined to the business men who do not advertise at all? 1 * If the first is crazy, there is a great ikol of method in his madness, for.he has obtained a circulation for his weekly,newspaper which far exceeds any other in this country. [■

CC7"Tbe Democrats of Ohio and Switzerland coohtles tfrfefct ifi CottvWtio# at Enterprise off tha 7th day of done,- to .nominate candidates for Senator attd fiep-" menlatiTfl. At the same time, they select delegate’s to thffir Coflgressicraal Con* vcnliotf.

Mu. Filuiohb Coarsa WErt.— It i reported that ex-president Fillmore am bis wife are about to make a visit to t|v West, and will proceed by way of Balji more.

Tab No>ifsffios for Congress,—In another column will be found a communication in favor Of W. McKee Dunn for Congress. If nominated, he Will receive the support of the paf£y, dttd Will Ao doubt run a good race. -We believe there are citizens ol our own Co. who would poll *a heavier vote irt fhf$ ami, adjoining Counties than Mr. Dutm, but we prefer hirri by all-odds, for ability and integrity, above any others Whose names have been announced by,the* pfess. —Bloomington RtpiiUkan, . J, J, Coumikb.—A friend Writes us from the Third District (fitft Mr. .J,. J. Cummins; will bo presented by a strong force of warm supporters for the nomination for Congress in that District. He is a gentleman of fine talouts and high character. Our friend justly says of him; “He is a lawyer of first-class'ability; is a Whig' of the ohleir time: is opposed to alt kinds of fraud ami villainy and Dcmnertfey,- and is an eloquent and impetuous defender of Republican principles, He is, merreovef, a gentleman of'pleasing address and fine personal app'earabcb,- and welt calculated to tpako a popofar tritfn. He is, 1 am satisfied, the fastest nfafi wo have. His integrity for the* right is unalienable,”—Indianapolis JoUmvt,

Support Home Interests.

■ It is the doty of every community to ’uphold and support entofprizei owned or carried on in their midst, in preference to foreign entorprizes. By ao doing, we are helping oor friends, and also helping ourselves; for every cent of money kept and used at homo is that much gained.— This is true in regard to every braifeh of honorable business, but rt this tithe desire to call pnrticnlar attention to a einglo branch of business which iff of vita! importance to all the citizens of Switzerland county. In this trade, between Cincinnati, Madison and Louisville, there are fivs boats making regular trips, and all of them depend upon Vevay and Switzerland county for a largo share of their patronage. In fact, the entire patronage Of this county would almost sustain a stball beat. Well, four of these boats are owned and controled by foreign companies, and not one cent of their profits are brought to this county, and no matter how much money they make, onr people derive no benefit from it, —and every day onr people are paying out their money to enrich a foreign-soulless corporation,’ in* tteU dC patronizing their own energetic citizens, and enriching onr county and State. •

The opfiositiOh; petffy hofftf i ttfass Meeting (ft Center ! Square, on Saturday Jane 9th,-to organize and to appoint delegates to Ccraven-* lion, to ba held on the 8tb day of June,-at-Verne#.

A Cruel Judge.— At the last scsiiii of the Steuben Circuit Court there mm twenty-two applications fqr divorce, al of which Judge Davidson dismissed bni one. .

Assivumi NtTL-ni:.—It is i well established fact, Ut..I although natnre'cannot be mcro, she ran be assorts. This is peculiarly ihe case in all those diseases causal by blood or co.-agoistcd lymph settling iimle: the skin, as generally happens alter a bruise or-sprain. Ky using some g«oil penetrating rotifacicnt, such as l!h(i:o's Arctic f-iimiexf, riafufe is stimalattd and assisted to take up and remote inc deposit of lymph and btofnf, iUm immeoiate cure is edecicd. rtmeu's Arctic List- ' MKST is fur sale by all resect tabic Druggist! throughout the country. n)a>2l*2w

Death of Geb. Pebbifer F., Suith. — Sjtajor General Pendfer F. Smith! appointed to (be command of the Utah array;‘died at Fort Leavenworth lastS onday night, At half-past twelve. H[s disease, tfaschfonfediarrheea. His remains will "off conveyed to the East for interment. Gen. Smith Was analifeofIpnnsylvania, but a resident of Louisiana; and was distinguished for the EOfdferty abilities ho exhibited in the Mexican [war, in which .he contracted the disease which terminated his life.. General Harney, suecCCus to the Co/pnraAd ot the Utah arfoy.

SSTli you wish to purchase the bej-t and cheapest goods in Yevay, look Over the advertising columns of the Reveille, The only goods worth buying are always advertised.- .

We i’e’ver ktfeW candidates for ho so scarce iit fbiff icttaty, Wife# the Oortventions are’ SO close at band. Wo bear na ffatoes sngjfcirfed frtffa either party.-— We preffufte, however, that, fry election day a sufficient flu (fiber of self* Sacrificing patriots may be lotted to fftfrve (be dear people in (be capacity off Senator,- Ifepreseiitative, Treasurer, Sheriff, <fcc.

*09" During the lata revival in Cleveland, Ohio, over one thousand accesstoip* have been made to the Methodist church, | and the work still goes on.

We notice from our exchange* that quite a number of gentlemen are wilting' to go to Congress. (

' S&T The Laporte Ttmt s foies thr there are eight military companies in Ir pone county.—fhe warlike spirit nm be rife ra the region of Luko Michigan.

IlijlIfS'iiy't /W/,—Armed with' this great antidote, the tmeler is prepared to encounter all satieties of climate, for be has the means i of eradicating nearly every species of internal disease. Phe. endemics of the illuvial d,jtiicts of the West, mid the miasmatic swamps of the .South, and the epidemics which it paV 1 1 cuIn r seasons decimate the population of our crowded cities, are susceptible of being controlled by 1 he purifying,‘disinfecting action of Ihe pills njiin thft aniflmil ftnidsj white esteras! diseases and injuries ate rapidly and thoroughly cured’by the anti inllainuialuiy and the Ointment,. L ' 'i(tf

IfAKZss op Gov. [Willard. —On Friday lest; Gov. Willard was taken with a severe affffek of pneumonia. His physicians indulges a hope of bis recovcryi but slated his case’ to bo a very critical ono. Ho telegraphed to Hr. Davidson, of Madison, and his 1 old fatttily physician at New Albany, who immediately started for Indianapolis. (

KaSbAs Dikctibs.—Dispatches dated Leavenworth ;tbe ; Sf2d says; Donljihan county giCcs about 4bV ftiaj. fori the Leatcnftorth cbnslitfltioA. in eevernl precincts polls were nof opened, j Jvot helf the vote of (be county was polled. The St. Louis Democrat, "publishes a Idler from Mr. "Walden of the Qoif/dqro Cbindowatf, estimating the vote of the Territory afti.OOO for, and 1,500 against tho 'confitilntioD/ *■ The vote for both the State offices and the Constitution is ljuite small. • • j ‘ !

. (O* Mrs'. Ann Freeman,- wife of Henry Freeman, committed suicide on Thursday, at Michigan City, Ind., by taking strycl • nine. She was jealous of her husbam ,

— The name of our townsman,-W. M. Dunn, Esq., has been mentioned favorably to several of the counties for the nomination, The Courier has not said anything about a candidate from this county, because wo felt that we had no right to claim the nomination, having.had. the candidate several tithes heretofore. But

Augusta, Ga., May 21.

The Augusta Milts commenced grim - ipg new .wheat to-day, for the >f. V. market.

married,

On tw Kith ins!., at. Mtriroptili-r,- in.,- by Hcv. Mr He wee, Mr, Msnt-r Ce*ib c,*U Mi*# Cobm;i.u .McCmrs\rr. |tfae* priniirs (he re re I pi of « Jsrte eseollent. (ate.: After twrtjUnjt themd. Our dr sit became poetical, a it J. com posed Mint* verses, Iitzis* ntug as Mtnirj. May li.-aron strew their path with flow erf, -jf'end Mcirings rich In genial shower, f Fill Ihetrhiune with rally Joys,. Ami ihrlr arinJ with—girls and bo], •

03" Hunt's Merchants' Magazine enumerates no less than thirty'eight sab At ah tea which arc employed to give potency, flavor abd consistency, and other desirable qualities to [lager bier. Among them are chalk, msirble dust, opium, tobacco, ben bane, oiljnf vitriol, coppeias, alum, strychnine, and other drags.

Hungarian Grabs Shed.—This seed; mi be 'sown on)' time in May ami produce good crop.

The other boat, the KatZ Frisch, is principally owned in this county; oaf friends and citizens are her stockholders, and her earnings and profits will add to oar wealth and prosperity. In addition to this, her owners and officers are well known to us all, and they give ns the assurance that they will not impose npon ns and compel us to pay doable and treble prices, as the monopoly-boats did last year and the year before, but charge fair and reasonably all the time. On the other hand* the monopoly have imposed upon the people, and extorted from them high and unjust prices just whenever they dared to do so, and we have no guarantee that they will not do so again, when they get the power, and we cannot help ourselves. They may J^r en tell us as in times past, “that wo can cither pay their prices or stay at home—just as we please!" Indeed, have they not recently boasted that "when we run the Kate French out we’ll make you pay for this?'* ■ ; in view of all these facts^—for they are facte, and facta are stnbhora things,—wc urge upon the citizens of Yevay, and of Switzerland county, tho necessity and importance of supporting (and thereby sustaining) Mia home enterprise, and' In to doing not only advance the interest and prosperity of each other, but secure a regular packet boat (hat it pledged to do the fair thing all the time, aa no soullesii greedy and grasping corporation controls the Kate Frisch, nor can btijr btf. She is of the people, and for. the people.-— Then, let ns one and all, give her our undivided and hearty support, and me all honorable means to secure her patronage. She asks it of ns, and we cannot conscientiously do otherwise. -

if the other counties agree upon Mr. Dana do one will fed more gratified or will work harder for his election than ourself. —Madison Courier.

S3T Lawrebftbmg has- lately jteen flooded with counterfeit quarter and : half dollars, well execthed and difficult to dclect. Two women were arrcslcdj on Tharedny as the supposed counterfeiters, plaster of pansdies and a small quantity of the coin having been found upon the premises they occupied. One of the' women was discharged from custody on account of inslifhcient evidence of guilt] and the other detained, os facts were Being elicited which frotjd probably convict her of the crime. j

COMIIBRCUli.

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— k correspondent of the Vernon banner arftfoiteces Gen. J. L. Spatrp, as a candidate for Congress, Wtf aro highly gratified that sO worthy a man is brought before the people. —Jtnfiings Indtpendait.

Reveille Ornn. Viv.v, Nd.,( | TirrutuT KrEsitto, Alay ST. | 1 WstiT—From SOtoOSc; Flour—rod »hrai, $3,75 While - 68 Wblw • -Mo Urd— P lb. - 0,V OiU. 9 l.usbd fa Uotwr “ • 13J,- Ejrj:*, p down, • • • Jrt Hide*—precu 31;; tljy 7 Hay, p Ion, $JStI.0n Barrel*—slock pr 100, $33 Fa i a loci pr bbl Suso,uu Flour $40333 Oolont pr budtd 00 Iluclcwhcal floor prllM2>; Kmul pr Ml Corn Mval prbui&ct -lu Applci-jfircn l>l»l Jj Chickens pr doten 5«J dried. Lush it: Checw pr lb. 10314 Salt pr bushel • » * , Locisvilm* Slay 27/j Fuji a & Grain.—Sales superfine Flour dl $3,60a 3,75; Extra $3,9034,00;* choice family $l,26a4,60. Fair Wheal’50; strictly prime choice lie. Corn 32a3Gc for car, and 40a45c for shelled. Oats 30a32c. Rye 46a50; Batley 40a50, Hops 8c; Corn meal 40a43. , ” Butter;— Common 10a 12c; Strictly prime Is in demand at 20c. . Eccs.—Packed and in good shipping order are'quoted at 7a 10c per dram. Fruits'.— Dried «pptes$ I list 20 from'store; 00a 1 10 from wagons; dried peaches $3 00 per bush from Wagons, $3 75 from store; oranges 1 1 $5s$5,60; lemons at$4o$t‘60; cranberries at $)0a$l I; 8g‘N til 14al6c per lb; raisons at $17 i a$5 per box, halves af$2 60a$300.' Gtee i apples wequote at $la$G for good to choice. , Hat.—Tli receipts of the week' are a bund • ant of inferior butscjirce of prime. .The market is overstocked with (be formed but baire i of the Utter. We quote inferior .a;' $ la'7, prime scarce and can be sold at $12a$U,00. Potatoes & Onions— Nothing doing in either. Potatoes dull at 60c pr bbl.

In Vertron, Iml., o# the rstfj jnstl, fry Ret. R. F. Ttfylor, Ur Robert Chari too am} Mini Maitha E Ptahwly, — On the 22d tnst,, by Ret. A. Adtitenri, Mr. John W.‘Aldrich and Miss Cyhlhlana Matklond. ,

03* It is said, that, at the very lowest estimate, Kansas has already cost this country fifty milliards of dollars in money, to aay nothing of tho startling estimate of moral evils, ’that gigantic installment of political lejjrosy, which the Kansas agitation will Iv{ve as a legacy to the American pBaplo. .

■ — A correspondent df the. North Vernon Banner strongly advdCaleaJrio. Conner, Editor, of the Vernon’ Jtohiter* dfld Coroner of Jennings county, as a candidate for Congress, t . ■ —Tho Bedford Democrat favors the nomination of Atfoilla as a candidate for Congress. The RepnblicanConvention is to be held at -Vernon on the 8th day of June.

DIED.

In this plane, on Mondny night Inst at d’2 o’clock, Abbbeui;, daughter ol Heniy II. and Maljnda Ban la. “ Smooth the halt ami close the eydidiV - Lot the window curtains Tall; With o smile upon her features -She has answered to the eat) { Let the children kiss her pontly, As she lies upon the bed,— God has called her to his bosom,Aud the little one is dead.” . — Al his residence in Pleoianl Township, May 23d, Simeos Suwso.v, Ja. i_f~ - • ’

QO~ The Treasurer's office in Kev 'castle, Henry Co only, was broken into and robbed on Saturday, morning of about 81,100] This is the second time within three nmqnths. The bed room of j the Treasurer was entered, chloroform administered to him and his wife Who were asleep, the keys of! the sale taken, the safe unlocked, robbed, and locked again! the thieves taking the keys with them, [.

OCT There will tie a - meeting of the members of Drury V and-Bennington Classes on Friday the 4th day of June, 1838, at the Meeting Home in Bennington, for the purpose of electing a Board of Trustees for the M. E. Chutcb. S. 6. It. c.

The Democratic Convention will be held at Seymour op the 9th day of Jnne.

larThe Grand Lodge, 1. O. O: F., convened in Indianapolis . last week. Pleasant A. tiackletnaii, of Bushvillc, is

A Hew Cot orF.r-The Mississippi river, during the last high water, broke the levee at American Bend, destroying the plantation of k Mr. Johnson, on (be Arkansas side. - The gap is about 800 yard£ Wide, and 26 or 80 feet deep, and is widening and (deepening every lay. The body of the river, will be changed, and the cnb->uff will be a saving of at least 12 miles. <

T 0. A D V B R TIS B R S.

the Grand Master. The Grand Secretary, In bin report, presented the following summary of the work of the Order for the six months ending December. 31st, 1857. From five Lodges, that should have reported, bo reports were received op to the 17th init {—

Thu First his a largo and general circulation In this and the adjoining to on lit* in Indiana and Ken* tacky. It ii taken And read by the people of ill parties, for its own merits and value, without any could* prnraro or Influence exerted do Induce then to pa. lmnl« It. It has about double tho number of bona tidesubscribers of any paper now published In Swlt* Zetland candy, and Us circulation Is constantly In* creasing. II ts Issued regularly, printed on good paper, with dear and ptaintype.

03* gross stliodtlt df tftarlnh premiums annually received by the Various Marina Insurance Companies in-tfae United States, oh butts abd freights of vea* eels, independent of {premiums on cargo, cannot vary far from thirty mill Iona of dollars.' j

Initiations!....,..,... .......60i Rejections 37

- Beans— -re also a.drpg. We quote noroi nolly at 60a76, the latter prices being oblainc only for the very-best navy. ; CrscisNATi, M«y 27.

Adrertlsements afu Inserted on very liberal terms) and badness men will promote their own Interest by employing Its column*,

Admitted by card 176 Withdrawn by card 336

ASS'* Mr. Stevehsj the igent lor J. B. Wheatley’s *SpobwA Pain Destroyer, has decided to distribute some splendid premiums or gifts among the purchasers of thfi same, for thirly days. All are invited to Call ob the agebt, abd obtain full piltticlliatei | tuaS!l-2w

Indicted for AjutHO Eoldiebs to {Desert.—Judge Nelson, of Campbell county, Ky., baa been indicted, in the .Uj 8.; District Court forj the' District of Kentucky, for'assisting a soldier named Beck to desert from the garrison at Newport* He was to have been tiled at the present term, bat has obtained a continuance of the case till the October term. j

-Beans—The market is dull aUOaGQc: Butter—Prime fresh very dull at I3ial3c common dull at flaHc,

Reinstations 20 Suspensions ;I81

Expulsions... 36 Deaths....'. 24 Past Grands *....,. .1537

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

. Coopersluff—Marketdullsnd receipts large: bbl poles $71a9; bbf slaves $9,00*10; Flour barrels 34a00c; whiskey barrels 86a90c. Eggs—Prices steady at 6a6|c. . , Fruits— Dried apples $6,90al,10; peache: $3*3,75; good green apples'$5 pr bbl; Orange! $5 pr boa; Lemons 82,75a3; Raisins 83a3 2i for Layer, and $2,76a3 for U. R. Figs 10al2c. Feathers—advanced to 40c pr lb. Flonr—$3,60a3,65 for superfine, and $3,9Sa $3 76 for choice, and*$3,86affi for extra whit: wheat. Fish—Mackerel No. I 816; No. 2 $16; NoL 3$l2al3: White fisb$10al0,60. Pickled Herring$5a$6; smoked 60a70c pr box. Codfish 41a4|c. , Grain—Wheat strictly prime white 90a93c; good white 70a78o; fait white 78a95c; red 6fia76c; Rye 62a63o; Barley 65 to 56c;. Oati ' 36c. "■’■ ■ . , T ■ Bay—Prime Timothy in demand at $!3aH Ion; common grades are nominal-and dull., Hogs and Cattle—Hogs are dull it83,76a$ 60 pi owt gross. Cattle $3,76a|l 26 gross. Hopa—S io 3c pi lb, according (b quality. Molasses—We quote at 39a36o. - Potatoes—We quote at 16a25o pr bo as the whole range. : Seeds—flax $lj\oth?rkinda nominal. New OtLulBS, May 20. J Sagai—Pair to fiilly fail ranging at6a61cpi{ lb, a decline. Molasses—Sales at 261,29a30,! for ordinary and fermenting to prime, and a lot of hf bbla at 31c prgallon.. Flour-$3 76, $4, $4 10, $6 121. Cora—66a56c for while; yellow 66; a flattest load sold at 68o. - Wheat—a lot ted soldat96c pi bushel. Oils—|2a43c. per bushel.. Hay—Fair Western $1760 pet ton. Pork—$17 76al8 pr bbl for mess.' Bacon—Smalt lots have been sold atSJc for prime ribbed Sides; and 61a6|o for Shoulders. Lard —prime lllalllc; kegs 131o prlb. Coffee— It, 111, and lllc prlb.

CHARLES fjEirmONj

tionuibulicg members, .it...*.... .8613 Resources of Lodges,*. *...... .|191,331.21 Dues to Qrand Lodge.. i > t: 2,856.68 Orphan Pu nd of Lodges...».. * >». 03,480.46 Amount paid for relief or brothers. , 6,331.80 N “

HORSE FARRIER, At the Indiana Hotel Stable, Ferry Slrtel, Vevay, Ind,

umber of.btothers relievedi ..i... 423 Number Of widowcd farallies relieved) , 41 Amount paid for relict ofwid. families, 364.10 Educating orphans....... 806.11 Donations to transient brothers... i... 207.00 Burytrlg the dead V ....1077,00 Other charitable purposes............ 863.49 Total ain't paid for relief and charity, 8,314.39 Degree of Rebekah conferred on ladies, 133

O* Stabling for the reception of Sick and Lame Horses. may28-3m

& G. Wood #itl lectura on the subject of Education, on Saturday night, May 29. at the Methodist Church, He will also occupy the pulpit on' the Sabbath following! |

Fits HttoouED j Dollars Reward.— The officers'of Bank offer a reward of five hnndred dollars for the delivery at Greondwlla of (be thieves] and the remainder of the money taken from the bank on the mgbt of the 15tb instjt or the thieves. - There is about eighteen hundred dollars.yet.unreclaimed*, I

1M1IV H£RE. Mackerel in HalCBbls, Nos. 2 and 3. White Fish in half Barrels, Codfish, Pickled Herring* Dried Herring, ' Halibut dried; ' For sale cheap by m#y23 CLARKSON & WALDO.

. J&T On Tuesday morning list; tills region of country was visited with a very heavy rain—the heaviest for yean. Indian Greek and Plum Greek rose suddenly to a fearful height, washing away a great many fences, and doing much other damage. From our excbafagda wU learn that the rain was pretty general ibronghoot the State, and that Miami) Lagghary. Wabash, While, and other riven.were very high. At Madison, the creeks were-so high that the can did not go out at hour, it being deemed dangerous. A great number of cellars kero inundated in this place, especially in tho "orchard."

TTP %V» ofola tho rcMlptaf a boqnel or ocaotiful tad tsdolenl iowera. MU* 0., Ibl fill donor, «UI pleois accept Jour thanks: Mar Heiren bleu, prosper, and comfort all UiOie who remember tbe Printer. {

CO" All persons who served in the Texas Revolution, and the bells of such as

. Liquor Ordinate Sustained. —Judge Bicknell. -of the Albany Circuit Court, has rendered adedsion sustaining the validity and constitutionality of j. the liquor ordinance, passed by the city conn' 1 oil. A large number of cases in which fines had been assessed for violating! the ordinance had been I carried op on appeal.

WOODEN WARE of.Tarious description* for sala cheap by iinay21 ' CLARKSON & WALDO.

have died) are entitled to fiouuty land; but the Legislature of Texas has limited the time for application to be made, which his nearly expired, and when it docs expire, the daimanta’who have not then applied will be barred forever and lose their rights.

G3- There are noV ih the Stale prison at Jeffersonville thrive huhdted and nine-ty-nine convicts, which Is A considerably larger nnmber than ever before.

WE ha« a good .supply of Cigar* and Tobacco, which we offer scry lew, rnay23 Cukkbok fit Waldo.

ORANGES, Cocbanuls, Lemons, Raisin** Ac., &c., for'*ale by v C. fit W.

We are indebted to Mon. B, Colfax for public speeches. The member from this district never sends ns anything. I

CHEESE.— We have a very large lot of Cteese for sale lour— - Hamburg No; :1» ,t Western Reserve/ • Pine Apple.'. • ; ■ Class sox If Waldo.

Circuit Cotot.-~Au adjourned session of the Ripley Oinmit Court will be held on the 2nd Monday in Jane, next, forjthe purpose'of trying Robert Foster, George Foster, and Columbus Lipperd, who | are charged with forgeries. - ,

iST Illinois and Indiana are pretty much drowned out. The prairies are fall of water. The constant and heavy rains have beaten down the grain, and rendered com plantingimpossible. Ohio is little better off.

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/jar Thera are one hundred and ninetyeight Good Templars in Jennings county. go asyi the Independent.

Flavoring, extracts-w# have a large .variety of lhe best ExtriicU# which we warrant to give satisfaction for flavoring all Kinds of eatables. ' ' roajrUS

CURKSOK $ WlLBO.

— Mr. Wm. Glover has kindly farhlibed us with a lato Memphis and New Orleans paper,

(KrTbo Liwrencebnrgli Banner says: "There is plenty of coal at the river selling at 12£ cents a btpbel."

herds of Buffaloes have been found lately within a day’s ride from the settlements in Kansas,

■ - ■■ jMcKPHis, May 25. . - River still rising here, it is within about 14 inches of the late rise. j

PICKLES— For sale, in quantities' to suit, purchasers. ■ C. & W, ■ i