Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 34, Vevay, Switzerland County, 20 August 1858 — Page 2

fConeipoiiJt'nct: ofth*; Loi>i*\ill* Dctuocrji.] Carlisle, Ixd., August C, 1S5S. Onr village wife' tlic scene of a seriocomic tragedy' not long since, which served as a variation of tho monotony of village life for srime time. A certain son of Esculapius, calling himself Dr. Jaynes, and claiming to be a wealthy and itiflncnlial member of the Cincinnati fraternity, rosticating for‘ the summer, and professing to cure all diseases that flesh is heir to, - more ly acrofula, • consumption, and. cataract ef tho eye, was the hero. He undertook to cure an old gentleman of consnmptioo, and the result was, that in ten days' time ho was in hjs grave. But, ere be ahnfiled off this mortal tiotl, he summoned his son, a stalwaft youth of twenty-two perbkps, and charged him, a8 he*walocd his peace of mind, il ever the Doctor came to claim his fee, to give him a genteel thrashing; and, said the old man, ."I will stand between yon and all danger." Well, in dnecourso of time, the Doctor; came for his fee, and when the old widow refused to pay him,, he became obstreperous, vowjng that he would have his pay—that she did not know-who she was talking to—that he was the great Dr. Jaynes, of Cincinnati —and finally proceeded to search tho bnreatt drawers for money tol pay himself. Whereupon, Dick, the'son, who had been an unseen observer of his proceeding#, gave him a blow over the head with a clapboard. The Doctor fled, dropping his pistol ami‘bowie-knife, and '‘made tracks" through town to his bonrdingbouse. crying that he was shot. On arriving there Tic.dispatched a messenger for a surgeon do take the ball out of his head, fte stated (bat Dick was loading his gun to shoot a’gain when he left. The boys belonging to. the literary society had„a priblic exhibition no.t long afterward, at which they performed a drama in which these events were represented)..; They pretended to try Dick, and the judge return-etl-a verdict of guilty of Jcreliciion of duty in not kilting the Doctor outright, and fined him five dollars., ■ This -was loo much for the Doctor, and 'he left for a more congenial clime,;'; - ;■

The First Message t • Cyrcs Station, N. F., Ang. 10

Religious Intelligence. The Genera! Convention of Univcrsalista in the United Slates of America, will meet in the city of Providence, R. I., on the third Tuesday and following WednesdiyWJ Thursday in September, 1S58. .

An amalgamation! A was arrested yesterday. He was from Virginia, ami bail with him a negro girt, who avers that she is free, lie left a wife and seven "'children in Virginia, lie had about Si,700 in his possession- when arrested.— i Louisville Journal,

£[it Indiana IprilU.

j la Tour Life Insured ?

The N. E. Life Insurance Company is the oldest Mutual Company in this country. It hiss capital ofovcr.onernillioii dollars. The Company stands very high and is managed by as respectable business men as reside in Boston—men, too, of great experience in this business,. Jts rates are as’favorable as .those of any responsible Company. The rates on ordinary risks are as follows for each SjQO insured:-— • -• . ■

To the Directors of the Atlantic '1 Vie-

Official Paper of Swlfxerlaud County.

graph Company: Europe and America arc united by Telegraph ! "Glory to God in the highest; on earth pence, good will towards men.” v

The Methodists have forty-one institutions of learning in the States .of Chip, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Minnesota. ■ These arc divided into eight universities, sixteen colleges, fifteen seminaries and two academics. Seven of these institutions arc located in- Indiana. During the Commencement week at the Indiana Asbury University a "Methodist Historical Society" was organized. A room in the College building at Greencastle has been appropriated to the use of the Society. The object of the organization will be to gatbet tbc items optbc early history of Methodism in Indiana, and place them in a compiled and permanent joint. '

Signed by the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company of.Gcqat Britain. (JPEEXS’ MRSSARE. ' • "Yalentia, via Bay.

j TO ADVERTISERS.

* ,Tuu P*ru has a b rge and general circulation in this and the adjoining counties In Indiana and Ken tuck;. It Is taken and read by the penile of all parties for ttsnwn merits and value, without an; outside' pressure nr Influence exerted to induce them to patronlielt. It has about double the nural>or of bona fide subscribers'of any paper nor published In Suit tetland county, and Ks circulation la constantly Increasing, It U Issued regularly, printed on good paper, with clear and plain t; pe. i Advertlscmeolfaro inserted on very liberal term*; i and business men will promote their own interest by employing It* columns. '■ -

"To Hon. the President of, the United States: Her Majesty- desires to congratulate the President upon tho completion of the‘great international work, in which the Queen,has taken the deepest interest'. The Queen is , convinced ■ that the President will join with hyr in fervently Imping that tin* electric cable which now connects Great-Britoin with the'United States w ill, nove an additional link between the nations wbo>o friendship is founded*upon their common interest and reciprocal esteem. -The Queen hits mnQi pleasure in thus communicating , with the .President,; a ml renewing to'Trim her wishes‘for the prosperity of the United .States,"

mm*, mu*** auf. FOR 1 TK.it. roa" FOR tire. Ifi ■ ft) cent*. B7 . 1 JO ■ Hrt ,!>!■ ,08 1..3 1 23 l.o3 - 111 1-08 ' '3o i 1.17 ‘ 1-BI . ■ "29 33 1.23 , 1.34 2.W. ’ MS “1-53 3.13..

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;.Auct*sT 20, 1858

Thus a man engaged in a non-hazard-oiis occupation, and aged 30 years, could leave on** thousand dollars to his family by annually paying $22,SO. while he lived, to the Insurance’ Company, or, by paying 511,70 he could leave the same sum should {io die within the year. The above rates arc the Mutual rates, with a probability of 25 per cent dividends. . The Cash rates are considerably less than the above. ,

TTPTiic Ktvtiu.c Kill U* fvrtlo any address uuill (lie end of llio volatile, January 1 J, Je3D, for 40cent*. 11,ice months W30 cent); rr'13 month* for «I» W moot to In'- nude in advance. , Subfcripllon* way begin at any lime. Th« editorufl full! mu are neither pirtiran nor tvciarian. Article* UJ'on all of 'general inlercil ale aiJiuhiiUe, however, at I lit Jtl* ereUon of Uiu Bailor.

NEW ADYERTISEMENTS.

SaMl'Et r. f LA A SI NTS. JAMES K. r LEA IA NTS. S. E. A J. K. PEE ASA ATS, MERCHANTS and TRADERS, • ' Main Street, Vcyay, Ind.

Americas and Foreios, Birle Society. —The twenty-first annual report is* neatiy printed pamphlet tff.nearly one Imhred and'twenty pages, including names of life-directors, lUc-members, etc. The Treasurer's report Ngi-vcfr in detail,- runs through thirty pages. The report of the Auditor states (hat for tire year the .whole amount of receipts for general'purposes, etc., .has been 640,U"9 75, and the disbursements 645,203 41, leaving the treasury overdrawn §5,108 GO. In, addition, tbcfe has been received during the year, upon the subscription lot the property in Nassau street, mid the rents of the Bible House, ami applied'-as stated in the,account,’ thft junn of SUi.SliO 23.Receipt# from all sources amounting to 65T;049 OS,

j£p So notice can bo taken of anonymous enmmu* Dioatlom. Whatever is intended for Injortton mud bo authenticated by Oia name ami address of the nrili't; not neecsjarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. We cannot undertake to return rejected communications. ■ • ■

€nsl) fov iUijcnt I E nili pay the highest market w.T 'price, IN CASE), (or any quail ’afr Uty of Wheat, c/ifa

■ To which President Buchanan replied a# follows;'';

Any desired information on this subject will. bo cheerfully given, and pamphlets and cards furnished, on application to F. J. Waldo, General Insurance Agent, Vcvay, Ind. • ,

PRESIDENT'S heplv.

, IC?TliO public will pleaw bear In mind that eanntcbnl with tfar* paper there I* a large and well appointed Joe Onus, at which wo am prepared to rseouti! every description of Job Work In good style and at low prices, on ihort notice. ■

*'Tho President, cordially reciprocates tjie congratulations of Her Majesty the Queen on the success of the great international enterprise, accomplished by the science, skill 'and indomitable energy of the two countries! It is a triumph more glorious, because more risefn I, than was ever won by the comjncror on the field of battle.. May. the Atlantic' Telegraph Company, under the btesshig Of Heaven, proye to be' a bond of perpetual peace and friendship between the kindred nations, and -an, instrument, destined by. Divine Providence (o diffuse religion, civilization, liberty and law throughout the world. In this view‘will ‘riot all nations of Christendom ; 6ptmtfl neon sly nnito in the declaration; that it shall ho forever neutral, and.that its communications shall be held sacred in the places of their destination in the midst of hostilities^" Dated at Washington Citv, August 10th, 1858.' . - ’• - ; ;

S. E. * J. K. PLEASANTS. Vevsy, Aug.20, IMS,

ft-pall Hoji JJasWr* arw outLoriwtil and retmcjteA to act na'Agcnia in receiving at<l foraarUiog aul>•eni'tlum. . .

J-ESSK TEATS,. DEALER IS , Dry Goods Groceries, N, W. Corner.of Main ami Ferry Sts, 'VEV.AY, ixn. :

■ JCf* Solijcrilk'n will jilcaae ailtbc us timneJIstlPly of-lhe non-arrival tif Uidr {apcrs at lire jmiper litiae.-

Importast prom Mexico.—The steamship G eh. Rusk arrived at New-Orleans on the 7lH instant, bringing later news from, unhappy Mexico. Tho prospects of Znloago; wesegenerally 'regarded as desperate. After - fleeing from' tho City of Mexico,'he declared for the ConstUu* tion of 1834, when Gen. Parrodi;'the hto commander of the army of the Reactionists, left him, and at last accoonts ■ I hey were fighting, one against the other. The Liberal party, it is reported, ;,had gained nearly all the towns on the road from VeiaCruz to {he Capital, and rVi* dauri had left Monterey, with tho new park of artillery lately landed at Brownsville, intending lead the Liberals in the attack on tho, City of Mexico. The general Impression was, that tho whole country would bo in the hands of the Liberals.

Judge of the Court ofCmmnon Pleas. The following had'uecn sent us for ‘publication. AVc arc pleased to see the people moving in the matter:— Posey Township, Aug. 10, 1S58. To Scott Carter, Esq.,— . Sin: We, the undersigned, voters of Switzerland county, respect!oily request yon to become a.candidate for (he Common Pleas Judgship, made vacant by the death of the late Judge Drummond; ami in case you comply with our request, we hereby pledge to you our Support foj- that place at the ensuing October election, without distinction of political parties. Eliphalet Case, Lot North, 11 J'. Ruler, Silas Dibble, J. Cl Willey, A. Hobbs, E. S/ Gale, J. K. Baxter, W. W. Shepherd, U. D. Newton, J. A. Lanison, William Gibson. liarvey Driver, Wm. Pressor, Joseph Faulkner,, Wm. Mead, Lewis J. Douglass, John J. Jack. Ira

Os tiu; liltin' Seas'. —The United States steamer Wabash lias been several-times hoard from of tale,- Some_ tithe ago -15 of iicr senrijen sent a request to the Port Society of Xcw York, lobe.rcnicmbcied in the prayers of Chri.stimis here. Tetter n. ws, says the American. Presbyterian, gives ns the pleasing intelligence that a daily prayer meeting is maintained oh board the Wabashy that thn first(lieiitcnant has become a pious matt, that ho encourages these meetings, n;id that i>e often mhlio.-ses them, using all his influence in their behalf/ On that ship are several sailors and marines who became pious last winter and spring, on boat'd the receiving ship Xoith Carolina. ,‘ There arc 50,000 Freewi 11 Baptists in this country. They afc*$tathich Arntimans in the Methodist sense, hut hold to immersiau. - ;

OTIS S. WALDO,. • ABNER CLARKSON. Cl.ARKSON i- WALDO, - DEALERS IN > <Jooc.crics nml ri ovlsions. Main Street, Vcvay/lnd.,

I^I.ObU— From the Patriot Mills of : S. llowe& Son, for sate. , one CO - U‘AI.D(>.

FRESH AlililVA L.

The. Doctors at two or three of the little towns between this place‘an\l Vienna have got into a moss. ' Some soil of a Frenchman lately located rip one of them and set up Jfqrlhc curd of specialities, embracing all the diseases known to man. A few days ago he was called to a case of Midwifery which puzzled a young practitioner already - there,'. Our- talented andlearned Frenchman examined the case (which was a brecch presenlation and the infant i» boy}' and found something jiendulou.^'which he gravely pronounced a polypus. ffnitlejs to thrust it aboyethc.brim'of the. pel vis and j threatened to excise it. lint a physician being now called who bad some brains and knowledge and the woman was soon delivered. The infant wa* dead and. the part subject to the. rude'manipulation was black' and enormously ‘swollen. This blunder might bo laughed at, but it illustrates too mournfully the wretched custom that Buffers, ignorant and imprudent Imposters to practice medicine and tamper with human Times.

fi E are now uceiunj; a Very JLttrgc - V*. ami well selected assortment of > xr G R QCS R lB S , xi> which « e are anxious to sell for cash or coontry produce* at the mntkf*. puce. Call aml amine our slock before pnrcliaMog elsewhere, for- we me determined to self cheap, u I ole-, sale ami '-retail, It consists, in pan, of the .following .irljclcs:— 5 IJhJs. N. 0. Sugar, ■ '. * 10 hbls. N.*0. Mujawes, . S bbls. No. t Crushed .Sugar, • Mi’s. No. I Powiieicil Sugar, S ld)ls. Ko- .I Havana Sugar, ' 5 bags No- 1 RorColTee. . I bag 1 Java Colfee, ■ ! Tierce Rice,' ' 1 Tierce Codfish, ■ ■ No. 1,2 \3 Mackerel, new. Herring, Pickled, and Dried, It) boxes Cheese, extra large, - ' 400 lbs; choice seletkil Candies, 1 bbi. Almonds, 1 1»bl. ■ Walnuts, - - r> ' =■■ v 1 LM.'PeCans, " - . ■. , ’ 1 bbi. Filberts. ‘‘.1 bbi. Chestnuts, 1 bbi. Peanuts, At., , '10 boxes Siinnuerl’andles, 20 boxo? Soap. . Resides n large number of articles usually fun in) in a Family Grocery, too tedious to enumerate. mtg‘30 '“ISAAC. STEVENS,

Steam .on Canal.

■, There is, an; interesting experiment on the Few York canals, to test the ptneticdbility of using, steam on. the canals. Several togs ami several stoarn canal boats were ilrictl.. The result showed that there are objections to the use of steam tugs on the canals. They arc so short that sometimes the. stern and. sometimes the bow touches the bottom. The move merit, was irregular and too much of a wave created., The propellers, arranged with 2 wheels, operate much more satisfactorily. .' They create' less wave, and their movement is more steady,; When moving at the rate of five*miles an hour, the waves iworo less jhan three inches in height arid not sufficient to injure-the canal banks.-. The lugs, at the same rate of speed, made a wave of 2 to 3 feet, which would inevitably damage the canal. Propellers, it is thought, might be constructed which would. carry from 150 to 200 tons and tow another boat carrying an equal amount of freight. - ,

£ST A dispatch - from Washington states that preparations are being made for the organization of an efficient military fetaff for Washington and .Oregon Territory, preliminary to tho contemplated operations against tho ho:>li!eJIndians there, and id prevent a repetition of such defeats ns experienced by Col. Sieptoc. Tho object of the Secretary of. War is to’ iimkc theiii fully sensible of the power of the Federal arm. . A fora of 11,500 men will he kept in Utab. ICno of the pence commissioners in d letter represents the affairs, in tho Territory as being on a good foundation. -

' The • Methodist .. Episcopal ■ Church, Soutlr, the pastyoar.expended seventy-five thousand dollars on'missions' to slaves.

Keeney, A- Gazloy, Arthur Humphrey, Reuben Berry, J. J. Scary. Martin R, Green, R. II. Petty, U. II. ViiwIctt*Andrew Emmcrson, Jason Gurley, 11. Seaver, J. S. Ferguson, Elliott Driver; Charles Dibble. Theodore Humphrey, Stephen Humphrey, John M, Pressor, and others^ We learn that similar letters to (he above have been -circulated and extensively signed at Rising Sun, and at this place,, and we doubt not Capt. Carter will consent to become a candidate, in accordance with (he desire of tho people of the two counties. ■ f - ■ :

Princtlon Theological Seminary ;bids fair to, censure the calumny of the degcirerney of minisjers* sons. Oric-fifthof the present number of students are the sons of Ministers; and in thednstitutiori may now* bo seen the grandsons'of the Rev. Drs. Griffin and XVilheripoon,. and thegreat grandson of the Rev. Jonathan Ed.wards. ■

A great revival lias Iren'progressing among llie negroes at Ow vim loro’, Ky, Eighty-fiVc men were lately baptized at one time, and about as many mote will be immersed in a few days. Two Baptist Churches of Newport, R. I., hlive recently become open, or (jee communion, in sentiment. * „

• Fleeing moil the Plague.— Letters from BenghazyAda’Malta,-announce the breaking out of deadly discasein that town and neighboring-villages, carrying off from a somewhat- thin population from forty to fifty persona a day,- and evidently of a contagious nature. -Few of the attacked, survive after the Sixth day, and doubts were entertained .whether it was not the plague. Tile’ Board of Health at Malta'after establishing a mere quarantine' of observation,' has, at tbc prayer of .the'Chamber of Commerce, expended it to ten days, with the depuration in tho lazarrett-o of all goods aud;passengers arriving from Bcngbazy. . Accounts from Tripoli oAhe Stlrtnlt. announce the arrival there oE thp English and French; consnU from Bcnghazy, fleeing from the epidemic.

CLARKSON & WALDO.

• - ■ (KrA subscriber to the JfcmV/e in Ripley county, says;—"I consider the Reveille one of thobest coarity-papers in the Slate. 1 ’ Wc receive similar fetters weekly from the friends of this ppkpef.m different parts of tlic • veille Is better patronized now than ever before, and its business |s> constantly, on the Increase. It has a large ond constantly increasing. Subscription list-—a large share of job work, and has! abbot as raaay advettioemenls as &re desired in i a paper of iu.size, ' p v v. V v These facts speak volumes in its praise. -.'-V

jCsr.Tbd “Phoenix IrisurAncoCo.” insures country residences and barns, and their contents, "on Very reasonable terms, for one; three, or five years.. It ps/s all its losses promptly, and does, a safe. and honest business. "It Hoes do raarine busincss, but confines its risks to fire duly, and insures only good safe risks for good mem R J, Waldo is' the Agent for this county, ’ : £

Rescue Case. —Some months since, D. W. Bell, oE Harrison County,'Indiana, and his son, were thrown.'into the Brandenburg. (Ky.) jail, on a charge of aiding the: escape-of a slave from. Meade County. They remained in confinement until .Thursday of last week, when two sons? of the elder Bell, who had been living in California and Nicaragna, bearing of tbeir relatives' mishap, returned bomc; qnd crossing (be river, in broad daylight took ftbo kpys from : the jailer; liberated their father and brother, and .carried them in safety to Indiana. As they were recrossing the river, they were fired at from (he shore,-but no one was hurt.

OCA IX*' IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, BOOKS, Periodicals, CoNFCcnhSAnv. <tc., Ferry Street, Vevay, I nd.

Madison Mills, Taylor A Wall art?, will go into, operation on Monday or Tuesday next. The machinery in this establishment is put tip with unusual firmness and durability, and is'composed of all the latest patents mid improvements in mill fixtures. The present capacity of the mill is nbonl seventy;five barrels of flour per day.—iAtrfiJon : Courier.

JAM « IU* WOOD. ' . • -JOHN F. UOAX. IIAUWOOD & DOAN, . , ■' I>IU U;«.<r wr . . DRY GOODS.- GROCERIES, •- PRODUCE, iC.)&C., Main Street, Vevay, Indiana. ;

’ Tin; Isbim PnosBTio AesociATTON.— Tho next kniihal meeting of the Indiana Phonetic Association will be held at Indianapolisjon the litK and 15th days .of betobor npxt ;; Matters ofgrcat' importance will bc I.id before the Association, and it ds hoped that every friend of Education will bo' present.' p By order of the Ex. Com. .

AST An army of red squirrels, says the 0wen Smind. (Canada) Times, . in vadejl the mainland. Lciih, Iasi week, by swimming across .Owen Sound Bay, which is-, at that point, over four iuU«s in breadth. Two men armed with switches, killed 10(i of them ns they landed, in a few nunntes, without perceptibly .diminishing - their number. - - v

. Administrator’* Sale of Real Estate.) OTJCB is beieby given, Hat in pursuance 1 u of Qn order arid decree of the’Court of Common Pltasof .Switzerland county, Indiana, t will sell at public salCj Olllie Court House door in the Town of Vevay, on Ihfr 15th day of September, IS5S, between the Lours of lO o’rloct, a. in. and 5 p, m. of said day, lots No. 52 * 33 in thb Original Town of Mt. Sterling,, in said :county, for one-third cash In hum!, one-1 bird in. one and two years; fre-m day of sale, wifb interest from dale, without any relief J from .valuation or appraisement laws of Indiana, the purchaser giving" notes with approved freehold'security, and to receive a ceitificitccutitling him to a conveyance upon soft] sale being confirmed, and a mortgage give into securethe deferred payments. JOHN t VAN ANTWERP,

OCT The Wabash Ihidligencer of last week is unusually full of sad accidents. It records the death, by his own hands, of a Mr. William Tilly, an Englishman. Ho hong himself on Wednesday morning in a stable. No canse is assigned for the act. AI50,'.George. Stanley, a son .fourteen years of age. of.Mr. John B. Stanley, injured himself severely if not fatally; on Saturday,' by falling from a load of hay with n pitch-fork in his hand, one tine of \yhichjpcuclratcd his side; and it is thought wonnaed life lungs. - Also, n little son of Mr. Ilerfr was drowned on Wednesday in the old mill race near Wabash.

. The Madison and Cincinnati Packet, Kale, French , is doing a very ■"fair business during the low water;. She makes good time, feeds her passengers well, handles freight’carefully, and ;facr rates are he low as those of any boat in the trade.: She was put in the frade to correct imposition and ext onion, which had long been borne unwillinglyby the people, AH our citizens should give her their patronage on her day. She is principally owned in this comity, and a. large proportion of her officers are citizens of the county/

' Trie Kansas Election*. —Oflicial returns have not been'received from wll tho counties in the territory yet, Oflicial and nnbflicial sq far /as' received stand some 12,000 against the proposition to 1,000 for it. f When the rbiurnV are all in,'the vote is expected to stand; 14,000 against the proposition to 1,800 iu its favbt.. ■ A largo number-of precincts are still to hear from, but all of those are from tho interior districts; where there will probably bo scarcely a vote ‘‘for propositiOD.^: The Commissioners-will count up tho vblo in a week or ten days', when Governor Denver will issue ;his proclamations declaring that; the! English preposition has been rejected, and the Commissioner, wit! send to.Washington a certificate of that fact, ■ ■ . . r

-.The Acnsa PuHSitTEVr. —The acting President of- tho United Stales at tills lime is a young man named James Buqbauan Henry. Each morning he receives the reports of the Departments, notes their contents, and sends such of them as he thinks requires the atlentiou ol his uncle to the President; at Bedford,

Candidates who want to be elected at the October election, should let the people know it through the advertising colnmns'of the Reveille, it being Me.paper that circulates, among the people.— See column headed .‘'October election.** .

aug20*4l . Adm’r of Wm, Van Antwerp.

v NOTICE. ■ , itdmUflitrolon’ SaleofncRl Filatf. IN pursuance of an order of*the Court ol Common Pleas of Switzerland county, ln-.-diana, made at'its Jiriy'Tfcno, a.' d. 1S6S, the . undersigned, Administrators of Ihe VrlliioinAV.,Howard, deceased, will on Wedpesday, Seplember -15, I85S, oDt-r for sale at public auction on the premises, the following ■ real ’estate, siliftlo’ in Posey,Township, Switzerland county, Indiana/of which said Wil- . liam W.Howard died , seined, viz:—A part of (he S. W. quarter of section one, and part of the£ E‘quitter of section twelve, of Township two, of Range one, west, containing twenty.acres/ -'Also, lot No. 6, ;(cxccpl about one fourth o\said 'lot.No.-6, now owned by, Catharine FaqHtuer.) teing the north pail of said\lo(, 22 fect.on Front street, in the lowit of Patriot, Swilzerland coiinty, Indiana. Also.'a i art of tot No ten, in said Town ofPa-‘ triot, 1 Jouniy add State aforesaid, with a framehouse thereonj‘and also, a pAlbfwid LofNo., teni lying back of the Heirs of Silas Vanh onion's part pr- parcel of. said Lot, IS feet wide, and running bade the depth of said Lot. Subject to- the right’ of Dower . of HIaftt[a Ann Driyer/ is tel off to her by'the.Cqmmissiopers appointed by Courlof said county, ■ Teems or Sai^I—One-fourth of the purchase mcncy ip hand;' one-fourth in six, onefoutth iV twelve, and t o.ne:fourlh‘ in eighteen months; For the ’. deferred piyrtents, notes will be - required with good freehold security, - bearing interest froia ’ dale, and ■ collectable without any relief whatever? fromvalnatioq ■" 6t appraisement laws.' Saidsale wilrberet) ported to said court at it* October Term,-1 d t f$58, and upon being confirmed by the conyt, ■ t'deed'Will be executed to Ujb purchaser, and - a moringCTequired On wid premises sa an addffionfl Security foe wid deferred payments, 'A Hrtificate of purcbstewllfbc given at the • time of sn1e» entitling the purchasei to adeed dhoa'Uc ; confirmation of: the sale.by said -• OmuL . Said land will not be sold for less Ilian two Ihlrfs jts appraised value. ; 'MARTHA Al DRIVERX ,' dilnkl . 1 £ D „ : ’ ELLIOTT DRIVER, -\ AOmumiiMor*. ' 'Angus! 20/1 WS.—Sl

Kektucrv Electwil— -Complete returns from 93 of the 104 counties ip the State give Revtll, Democratic candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeal, 11,250 majority* :■ The counties yet to be heard from gave Buchanan 1,508 maj. v ,

(£r A. gang of thieves in Dccalnr county, in this Stale, was discovered, and the members arrested last week. _ nicy had' bcen.carryihg pn a system of robbery, burglary and counterfeiting for some months, jaiid* were gorily’discovered by a regularly ■ planned stratagem on tho part of the office rs,- who employed a Cincinnati detective to come ont and ingratiate himself into the' confidence of the. seonndrels. ; Having dope so be readily procured their ■arrest, anil"appeared against them as a ; witness. , ‘

men last week, after.successfully passing about twenty dollars of paper Counterfeit money, at Peters burg, Ky., crossed the (JHiio River to Aurora, Irid., and were seen to throw a pockct'book in-to-Hogan Creek, which sunk immediately, it is thought from Icing filled with bogus coin. They were arrested and taken back, to Petersburg. * , V v -■

<KT A i£aa .'named Wasbbdroe, was brought from patriot hero on Tuesday night last and pnt in jail on a charge of stealing 500$ in'gold, two gold watches, lockets, and clothing, in all'amounting to 6709, from bis aunt,‘Mrs. McCarty, living near Patriot. Sha hod gone to Patriot on business, when ho tvuut to:the house, locked himself np in a room, and broke open a trank and took the moniy. A small son of Mrs.McG. was watching him through a key hole.. The valuables have not been recovered.

$3T We learn from the .Puftoiytbat Col., Pepper, and Rev. Lewis. made political speeches in Rising Sun one night last week. Cot. F. will soon visit this,county—to talk with tho people.

Most' Extbaobdixarv, —Within the past week, the wife of a well-known citizens of Zanesville has given birth to five children; under the following extraordinary circumstances: She whs Brought to labor at the apparently proper time, and was delivered of two children. Three days after she was delivered of two more, and on tho fourth day she had the fifth child. What is the most extraordinary of all in this wonderful development, the physicians in consultation pronounced that she bad yet a sixth of which to bo relieved. Can tbo world equal this ?— Cleveland Herald.

Struck.. nxLiciiT.sisq.-4pn Friday, Aug. 5tli, a saddler’s shop in Nash yille, Ind., -occupied | by Daniel and ;Andrcw Marsh was struck by lightning- . Andrew Marsh, ft yoiirig man 21ycare uf agc, was instantly killed. paiijcl Mnrsh and hi§ sou werc ihjnred ; bnt are rccoveripg. .■

SST On Friday and Saturday last, the Kate French had tho trails to herself.— Cause—the Kentucky was lied up at Madisop, patching her boilers again.

OiT The importance of the blackberry trade is not'apprcciated by odr citizens." The Bhippoents of. berries from Madison, j obtainea froin Trimble co., Ky # this coaeoti amount toarx thousand nine hundred and fifty'eight bushel, for which 810,557" was paid dot;'’ Jefferson co., Indiana, probably produced 4 half that quantity. The berrieswere sent to Cincinnati, Chicago, and other distant cities.- —Madison Courier.. y*' ' • • | *. Kew Trader enterprising Hoosiere at Princeton>hard. started: a - new i trade. They bVyebrought from Mexico i 100 head Mustang horscs,'wbich they 1 at $2,60. a head. .They, drove them across tlip country a distance of 1> 800.miles without.a coat’s costfor feed.' They sell for $25 to $100. •

Gbdey/s-Lady's ;DooW, of hooped’skirts, says: "If the ladies who cany; (fats fafihtqn' to' excess tjnly what remarks are piadp.. ppoqtneip.and how they am laughed at, >ve arp spre they would - come down from'.the’ hogshead sized to that of the flour hamK'* ' .- •' ■■ v • ■ -

JS3TLucius Bingham, of Jennings co., Joseph W. Chapman, of Jefferson, and John W, Spencer, of Ohio county, are candidates for Circuit Judge.

05T On .■ Wednesday night last, the barn of Mr. Lewis Dctraai in Craig Township, was burned up, together with 75 or 80 tons of hay, a raowiug machine, wagon, and other agricultural implements, and. a quantity of wheat and other grain. Loss 3 or 40009. Came of the fire, supposed to bo spontaneous combustion, or the work of an incendiary.

Dasoerous Illsess ok Mrs. Habbisos. —Wo learned last evening that Mrs. Harrison, widow of President Harrison, was not expected to lire, and may have died during tho night, She is at tho residence of Hon. J. Scott Harrison, about twenty miles from tho city. Mrs. .11. has been in such au enfeebled condition for-ft long time, that tho fact that tho "old log cabin.” her homestead, was burned to tho ground, has not' been communicated to \xot,~~Cine\pnati Gazette.

SS3T Large lota of corn are being daily shipped to Cincinnati on the packets.— It is worth about 55 cts. a bushel in that market —a good price.

\ J£ST Tho’Marion f Qrant coanly) Jourrwfsayff (hat a Mr. Bodkin of (hat vicinijy gtft caught in-the horse-power of a ,thiymiiDg :,roa'cbihe. ahjl before he could be extricated bi8 s : leg- ivas ’ mashed from the'foot to the thigh.: It woi amputated.

There is trouble with tho Wisconsin banks. Tho Chicago bankers have rejected 26 of them, and they ate 5 to 10 discount in Cincinnati.

03* On Friday night last, n Lodge of Gdod Templars was established at Mt. Sterling. Tim Temperance forces in this county are rallying again with renewed energy. May tho good work go bn until every grogshop is banished from the County and State!

ro * Uominated By the llc'pDblicausbrtbe'Jplh Congressional district for f o Congress.. * Jqdgeyllopbcn JDaw$pn ja tlib'BuchknaB ; candidate jnoppoSltitm ip 1 ■■ ■■■

* • tvi ’ Tbo typhoid, fever has broken onl j*a the Penitentiary ..at Colujoabps. Sixteen patients, #re pow ip Jpo hospital. Ope occurred,*

jCiTOn Monday last, Montgomery Patton and George Tardy, Jr., got into a quarrel, ending in a fight.

03" Ex-Gov. T. Corwin has been nominated in tbe 7lb’ district, Ohio, for Congress.