Indiana Reveille, Volume 41, Number 35, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 August 1858 — Page 2

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I 07* Again, on Silntday the 2Ut inst., j we bid another cf those infant, whip ping j.cnsdr which bjffp bccoma sur fpequcnt Of Jlate ; is to cause the.VililTerfent {neighbor*, j hoods to notice t ho “del m q neh t sa n d bavo ; ; them brought op for 'condign punish- ; nieut; bet we aie in hopes that this may ' be the last for tho season. The defend•nnt was in this case acquitted by the jury, and at the annoncement, it would have < • done you good to hare seen the defendant ; thanking the jury for their wisdom, and judgment, in bid blandest and most approved style,, and all hands adjourned from tho Conit House, welt satisfied; as Jesse's countenance betrayed so much pleasure, it caused ■ the balance of mankind that were present to feel in the same pleasant humor; after which tho crowd scattered in smalt quads to different localities, and no doubt some to places of resort, where something in I he form of the anient or, fire-water can be. obtained in oar.spotless village, morally, with that exception,—which) ia said to ha; ranch stronger and more injurious than clean ice water. •"■■ ; •

Tbe Congreaalonal Canvass.

cd to prove that Carr was a Republican, lot bo didn’t convince any body»bf‘l(hat. His whole speech .was a desperate effort to diaw off the attention from' the main issue. He drove several men Bom him* self to Duno and also some from Carr to Dima, and thi.» is about the result of bis labors here. —Seymour Timet „

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‘ We co not suppose that we can give our readers anything mote interesting, than 'tm account of the contest between the candidates for Congress in this district. In looking over ocr exchange?, we clipped the following:—

i Ihcro will It a Convention of the citizens of Ohio atj'l .SuitzeilantJ counties who are opposed to the Lccompjon Dc.moeracy, at Enterprise. on Saturday, .September 11th, for the purpose of transjacling such business as may be brought jbcforc.it.

■ A very rapid upwaid movement has been experienced iu our market for (lour and wheat, during the week, leading to the establishment of a very material advance in prices, but the advancing tendency received a serious cheek yesterday, and there were indications (it close of a rebound. Indeed wheat fell off ’2®3e per bushel, from Monday’s figures, and flour was not so valuable hy 25c per bbl. Holders, ho we vs r,- con tinned to manifest great confidence, ami the depression was more marked on the side ol buyers than on that of sellers, Tim most sudden advance of the week was caused by advices from Now York, on Saturday, whore the improvement Menu.to have been caused 1-y-a*reported break in the Erie canal. This intelligence does not appear 1o have been confirmed, and .yesterday there -'ua» pretty'considerable decline in.both flour and wheal. The chief stimulating influences throughout the country, however, are. traceable to the crop reports, the unfavorable' character of which are just begmuing to bo realized on the Eastern eeubonfd. The New York Shipping List, of Saturday fays;—

Offictal Paper uf 8relf*rrl»ud Connty.

Me as ns. Cibr ikd Hcohes.—These gentlemen addressed a largo collection of the people of Brown county at tho Court House in Nashville, on Monday, the 19th of July. , Judge H. opened the discussion, and spoke for one and a half hours to about two hundred persons. He made olny a few thrusts at Mr. Carr,.with the evident intention to raise a laugh, and divert the minds of his audience from the subject of his speech. But this did not seem to be entirely satisfactory to the faithful; The burthen of his speech was, that lie was the regularly nominated candidate of the Democratic parly. 1 Ad mitred that he was, and'si ill is in favor of Lecompton, but that the question is'how and foiever settled. And proved clearly that all anti-Lecoinplon Democrats ought tovoto for him, 16 carry out their principles in preference to any antbLecomplon ; Democrat, and especially Mr. Carr, And ; fully satisfied himself and brother office holders and seekers of that .fact-. That | the English conference Bill is the policy! of the Administration and test olDemoc*! racy. That whosoever will not awear by that let him ho accursed.

The Caxvas?.—We continue to receive the most encouraging hew? from all parts of the. district. : Every day shows that the race for Congress, between Messrs. Hughes and Dmrti, will nm be materially affect'd by the bolter/G. W. Carr.

All those who arc opposed to forcing slavery upon the penpla of Kansas, ot the. course of the present reckless and extravagant State and National Administrations, are invited to attend and participate in the Convention.

Democrats, who for a time talked of supporting Carr, arc at length wide awake to the fact, that in so Aoihg they would give nid and cdmfoil to the Republicau candidate. . ■ : . ■ Mr. Carr’s ft lends fmnkly admit that there is no possible chance for his election. Nothing U mOro’sure than that Hughes will be elected by a very decided, majority.— Vernon Anti-Bvlter. :

Hon.. W. M. Hess will address thepeople before the meeting of the Convention.

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TT~r*Tn« RtVctu.c will lx ienl to an) add re it uutll the 1*011 of the voimuc, January Ijl,t6i9. fofto cent*. Tnree months for 30 wdu ; > r 13 nionihi for $1, payment to be made In kjvtcro. SuWriptlat-r may begin at any time. Tha editorial colnlnm ara nelther part I i:q nor *.*etsiiin. Anklat op on all *ab;«la of f Doonl UiUreat an ittalralMo, howercr, at .the dl jcretlon cf the Editor. ’

PUBLIC SPEAKING. lion. W. McKee Dess, candidate for Congress, will address the people of Switzerland connty, at (he following times and places, viz:—

. Mh.; Canu’.s 1'ua-rr.cT?.— We were in Jaeksiiu County .last week and are satisfied from personal-ohreyvation .and from what reliable and prominent men told us that Mr. Carr, wiil-emiy Jackson County. ' Wc Jea’jJ from the "Latyrenco ‘Democrat” that Mr. Carr is the strong man in Lawrence.. This coming from the regular organ and reliable peper is undoubtedly Hue. ‘

Ryifo notice can tw taken of utbtretcom commamaUoas. What a vert* Intended for Irrenlou rr.u*t be ao then tinted by the ham** and aiSrew of the «tiler; not DKusarilj for pnblicall' >q, but a* a guarantd* of jnad ftitli. SVe cannot aodertyks to return rejected iomm^nlcatJOc. , '.

At Firth's Store, on Stbnday, Sept. 6. at I o'clock-,*!’.’ M.; and atMoorcfield at night. | At Ecnuingtoii, Tuesday, at 1 o'clock; at Fairview at night; At Al Icnsville, Wednesday, at 1; and at Jacksonville at night. AI QTiefcns Grove, Thursday, at 1; and at Fat riot at night. At FI ajerice,* Friday, al 1 o’clock; and at Yetay at night. . Al Entcrprize, Saturday, al 10 o’clock, A. M., and at lirnytowa at night. Men of ail parties are cordially invited to attend; and hear the political questions of the day .discussed in an able and gentlemanly manner.

“The slock of wheat havjjecomc tnuch reduced,' and, .with accounts -from -the principal producing regions that the yield i-i likely to, prove deficient from rust, w£e.vil, Ac., the . views of holders have become materially elevated.- A revision of our quotations indicates an advance of fully live cents v me last Tuesday. The demand for homo use has been quite active, but-the export business- is held in check hy tho high prices. At the close there was also less doing for home consumption, the prices demanded being above the views of millers;’’

yrp The pabllc will please bear In 1 mind that •annoctcd.with UiU paper there Malargoainl-wrll appointed. Joa Orricr, at aliirh wo are prepared to exocata evert dncripllon of Job Work lu good itjkand at lotv price*. on abort nolle*.

’ Since the above.was penned, the boy that caused his master to be fined a tew days ago, bargain nm from homo, and probably, this lime, with tho intention of staying, which would be what the writer of this would like. In this case, all that I w.otdJ do in the premises would-fie to advert!#e him and offer a reward of one cent nod no thanks tp return Ing him.

In Bartholomew tho race is between Dunn Hud Carr. ’ /

TT7*AI1 PovlMastofs ar» ftKtaorii«0 au-1 tvquetleJ 10 tel u Ag«nU la RcelvlDg ami fo.-wirdiaj crlpUsns.' ■

Mr. Carr spoke for near twe hours, in which ho exposed the enormity of the Loedmptoa fraud and the Green English Dodge. When he spoke of the principles upon which the President and Mr. Hughes were elected ami the necessity of a party maintaining its principles in good faith, and the manner in which ho became a candidate for Congress, ha received such aground of applause as made the Conft romp tremble, which so disconcerted Mr. Hughes and some of his friends that one* wasmade to cry, not, "these are all Republicans yes. every one are Republicans.-’ When Carr concluded, Hughes commenced fpeakiug flgainj and continued until about sunset, and until o very large majority of the people had left; when a resolution, was offered and --neatly unanimously adopted,; haying received S3 votes of the faithful, fully endorsing 1 Mr.; | Hughes,' as the regular Democratic enndi- ; Jato. and denouncing all who refused to i bow the kneo . and bend. the neck. This I resolution will doubtless bjpublished; and [sentover the Districtna evidence* that, in i this county, Mr.TJ. will receive the Democratic vote. This 'is evident from the fact that the author declhred. in the meeting, that Mr. II. approved of passing the I resolution. Bnt lot no one he deceived | by tbem. lire people Have been humbugged | ait long, as they intend to be, and are now |g)ed that they have- the opportunity to !yofd for a man of the sterling integrity I of George W.Carr.-T' Columbus Democrat. j | There was a pretty largo gathering of [Voters present to.hear ilie speechesjjf,tbc 1 cuulidatgifor Congress, at thN'place on ■Fiiday. Mr. Dunn led off. His remarks were vary pointed and forcible.-. He Thpwed'.that all iho agitation upon the 1 slavery question commenced with theTepeal of the Missouri Comproniiso and that jhoDcrcncrktic 1 party-,caused ; it all. : It didn’t originate' witn the people, but in the fienale of the'1* piled States, tlio strong tjold of Dontocrac}*, Ho'gave a graphic description of the outrages perpetrated in) Kansas, and the unfair working of the infamous election laws. Hu showed- that jt was impossible* for any body in Kansas to hay'd voted againal iheLecomplpn constitution, or against slavery. He exposed 1 the wretched hypocrisy of lloghes in'pre-f lending to bo in f&dr of the Cincinnati | 'pisiform anil squafler §dvereigrity while j he had for m ontbs outraged and violated | tho one and strove to annul and defeat the ’other. } .

Front every part of the district we have encouraging news.* v We have not become weak, in the knees -''or: winced under southern thunder"- neither can thpriesporate gamo of lrag just now resorted to by our Lecompton.friemt scare ns.— lemon True Democrat,

SuVwriben will Jil.'iie s.lv'iM m Inimcdtit/'lT ef the aoa-trrirtlVr it sir paper* at the proper time.

■phpnqtlc,Teach!ng In Cinclnnatl, O, • The; School. Bonn! of Cincinnati at a riceat meetis g decitltu to give tlie Pfionetic df 'teacLii»g a trial in the Pabtic Schools of that*city, and aioplc.i the following resolution unanimously^

. The Third District.— We have, received from a reliable source, the most cheering intelligence with reference to. the prospects ol Me. Dunn in the present canvass, y White the Opposition in the Eastern part of the District are prejenting an unbroken front (by Mr, 'Dunn, Mr. Carr is not .only dividing, hut .almost sweep: ing theDcmocracy of Jennings'and JackSOD.— Bedford Independent. ‘

. Subsequently, a.further advance of 5c was csiablLbedf*:but ,01 tins 2r*$3c was lost.ycsterday.' In com we have to nolice a tiedino under increased receipts, but.there is a good.demand at our quotations. Oats remain stationary. The speculative dem ind has .con-cd, but there is not mudi arriving, and stocks are hold fi/mly, so that buyeis obtain no advantage. Very, little bailey oih ring. New fall would Sfell readily at G5@70c; Md is saleable at GO. , ■ . j • The receipts .of flour and grain for the week were as follows: ' ' J Barley, bush., - - 2.SI0 / * Corn, bush-, •' *. • 5S,‘J^G Flour, b/K, / r • 1G.317. , Qats, bikh., •- - 12.SIG i ' rilye.dmsh., • . ;• *. ‘J 3S7 , WJjcat, bush., * : ? - 59,771 The quotations for tjvo weeks,compare thus:— ‘ ' •

' OCrl’hc good low water boat,I Prairie Rose, in place of the Qpecn. is making regular tiine, and ix doing well, notwithstanding the low price?. Her officers arc all gentlemen .who. tindersRutd: their business. *

MARRIED.

Cs t)> Ji'Ji Aofu't, John u r anil Pliortw KiM-v. -- On the e;l inn.. Rolort So? ami Mawy J.

JRtiUtotd, That p.hontic instruction to an alphabet class bo allowed in each of - any two, of the District Schools, whose iocal Trostaes.njay dosiro such instruction therein/ •• The friendff of phonetic loadmig are greatly encoursgcjl at this prospect of making a satisfactory demonstration of tho new and ttnproved method of toadi fng children to read.

TO ADVERTISERS.

TLa lv.itj French and Prairie Bose form- « daily packet line that Cannot bo beat anywhere, and wc a;o pleased to mo our business men extending their patronage to these two boats; rather tharj to piuronlte the boats of the monopoly.— Uie public goo {demands that the packet baits should be independent of the Mail Bar'll so that 0110 Hno ‘ of bontsf will watch the other, and then'they dare not altemnt to impose upon the people in any manner or form. This ,is . what is needed, a rid the people canhavo it go,, if the w. trill only a it; and! that speedily.

; Tus* l'*rw ha* a hr?* =nj tonetat lr, . Ihi* anJ J,V«- rpttt'tio* In I’idiam a;iJ Kon , t ;rky. U I* Ulion atJ rva,l ty tlio ficoj<lf of all parole*. form own inortti ax.I vatno.wlihoot soy onwijo or IitSuctiti* to IcJaco thm to pa ■ t lroi;5/o it, U ha* »t}ul iloil-io ihe na inter of bona • C'ff aitefriter* of any (t,fir ti.nr f>aM;*h<r<l in Suit • ri’ir.iy. ihJ iU o;rn;ls:l.>ii i* <-i'n*tati!y in,. ;cr<as>.;. It i\ K>ceJ ffgataily. priElt-J fa gon.l pi. ipvf.wilh char autl j.UIn t'pe, . | A lvofiiKm'iut aro Inaottr-V on very literal urmi; jati'I hnnSncVtiaon nil! promoi? itrir own Int.'trUby jomplm in- It* column*.

A letter from an intelligent gentleman | in .Brown county to tho. Courier. Bays:’ ‘‘Tne vote in (his county will be’aboui equally divided between- Corr, Dunn A Hughey I think Duim will get a majority; The canvass “is going on finely. \\e have full confidence in the election of Dinin; his vole will bo from two la-three hundred over the Republican and Fillmore strength in this county. This joti may upon. " —Jfaditon Cmriir. Above ore extracts from two Republican papers, three Democratic papers, and one American paper. / If tbeae extracts are interesting to our readers, wo may give another batch next week.

OCr Poflrics is getting to be’oil the rage in this county. Before the election we anticipate & warm. time. — Mr,. Rubins-jn, candidate for tbe (Senate, addressed the peoplr at Quercus Grovo, on Saturday last. , —Prof. Young is announced to speak at tho Conrt House to-night, (Thursday) August 2Gih,.in Vc'vay.. ...

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THIS WEES. LAST WEEK Flour, imp;', $4 £0aS5 00 S4.75.tS4 85 Wheat, tod. - 98a 1 05 ‘ .bisa, - 93 Wheat, white, 1 04a 1 14' 9S.» 11U Com; mixed, ’ 55 -55 Oats, GOa 61 CO Tho Provision ' matkot has become stagnant. The!if is no speculative demand, and but few order* are coming to hand from any quarter... Pi u-osaie lower, but in thc.ahsencc ofjegnlar transactions, we cannot give reliable qi:otatjwn>.Relljjfous Intelligence.A suit lias been commenced .in Chance ty by two of the Ttnstecs and two'otiler members of the Baptist Chapel Jri. Mary’s, Norwich, Eng , Bgaiml tiio minister (the llcv. Gj Goidd) nnd the other . — Trustees, for practicing Ootcn coninum{D’ft is stated that the yellow fever has been ion,” the trust .deed prescribing >‘that more fatal in New Orleans, according to the none but Baptists believing .in the dochumberof cases, than usual. -The reasen al T trine of limited or particular redemption, leged is, that it is an imported fever, and there-, be entitled to .admission into the fore more difficult to manage than the usual church, congregation or chapol, ‘or to bo type of fever in that locality. (J'tlfe cbnich.” - full headway, aud spreads along the river, the A,correspondent of. tbe Western! Misonl) probable check U will first rcceiva will ion ary says, that in traveling in the west e eco weather. he recently put tip for the night at’-a. “ house Avhero none of. the family coidd’ read, hut they took the newspaper above named, and when the visitor expressed his surprho shonldtakeapajfcr when no one could read if, “Q," haiduio man, “vve take it for comers and gbdrs, arid I like to fpell out a word or iiro'in it, ami besides 1 want to support it.” ' j Rev. T. B. Gillelt, ofBranford, Connecticut, preached his Gftieth anniversary sermon as pastor of the Congregational' Church, in that town, on the 7rh of July. Among other curious facts ho presented, were these,- that at the time of his settlement there was not a: carpet, in any home in town, .and tho only vehicles consisted of two iwo-bmsc wagon* ot two or three chaists. y The Emcot'AL Culrc u i.vlotv a.—-The Episcopal Church in Iowa comprises; thirty-six parishes, 707 families, 901’ communicants, and 70S scholars, and 129 teachers in the Snnday Schools. : The. uitttjbcr of confifm.vtions dnnng iba past year is ISO, and ihc pmouot.of cbntitoitions $4,208 09, - ■'. ; . _■ . It is raid that in conseqnence of the promulgation of the doctrine of tbe lmuiaculato Conception, Pio Nono, has made a decree, by which it shell no.longer bo permitted—under sentence of ejecomniftpiaalion—to bestow on children lbe‘name b( Mary. - V The. -Philo mat hean • Society in Oahn College’ (Sandwich Islands) have been discussing tho question, "Should.(be t:$o of tobacco be lAado a cause of. discipline I in lb? Hawaiian ChurcliM.” A Roman Catholic authority. asserts that there are 81 Catholic ’ published in and 2,334 not! Catholic,’6 Catholic ‘and 207; not Cathplic, ’ . |

;• . OIJ AYIiNG. [ HpiIK rr-jjxrctMty 1 M. ir.firRlV tTiCr c;tums ci Vt- ‘ rjy, D..U |.e i.< mm prepared »T.h Tlu rr (loud |lor*r* nnd !))»)•, Bnd will ailvnJ 1.1 nil burittcav in irut ];n>! 'Willi V Kith tie inny be favor 01!, within tracti of Ii wii, , ilc*wiii gtsn da the (.ir Ti c ;Coinnvu;:ty fur a fi !;«s t,iuT..|V>:c been chaYet’d. Lam; Jobs »iil l-c taken at re'lotTiont. On hand at aH Tjints, r.<n; or ait'It or dny, 17 J I’aTroaiae lv calling on the Yii'nw Drays. .* 'U'M, PKEL.MAN. W'Tjy, Aug. Zl, lSS8.~lf . * :

Gun retail's Kale of Ileal Estate. JfeJ OTICEis Leteby jjivca that in pursuance -of an order of the Con t*. of Common Pleas it:*; undersign- cTlTj *d, Guardian of Alexander VV. Jyn §*?-! nir>ftV*'I«J‘. K. .Jear.Kitrs, and Francis T. JusniityK, minor bvirs of George Jennings,. de* CeaM'd. will on Saturday the V5;h day of Sep (ember, ISW, between the bouts of 10 o'clock m. and 4 o’clock, p. m., of raid day, idle! forsale on the premises ai* private sale, lUfollowing.real estate of said wards, viz: L * No, 12 in John Sheets andUaniel Vincent Dwfonr’s addition to.t :, e town ot Veray, iu Switzerland county, Indiana. Ttrmtof CWe.—One-third of the pnrcHa.'c money in band; one*lhit*l in six one* I bird irf twelve months- fiem ILc day nf\ sale—the deferred payments to bear inters: from’datc.and notes collectable without re* jfard to valuation or appraisement laws. JOSEPH PE ELM AN, Guaidian. A August 27, :s5i-n * *

GIFTS! GIFTS!! GIFTS!!! ... Splendid Gifts! • ■U423 ChcfUiul SI- TUcudIt Gift Book Store. G. EVANS woah; inform his friends and w3T thd public that hisSiar Gift Book Store and Publishing Mouse is. permanently established in Brown's splendid Iron Building, f3S Chestnut Street. two doors below Fifth, where the purchase* of each book, at the tegular retail price* will receive; one of the following gifts,'Toloed at from 25 cents to $100:— ' '' . TTortA. 550 Patent English Lever Cold Wilche*,oathjl:>o t-o 55o,Patent Anchor ■ rto da da ,teci> ’ 4do Ladles' Gold watches, lEk. case*, ; 33 oo 6<vi Silver Bunting watches, warranted, - * - II no .’Suo Parlor Timepieces, . . * • • looo Sou Cameo Pels Ear tropt aud Fins, • lo oa . 5ito ladlt*' Cold Bracelets, • . 5 do to If eo Aoo.Gccls' Vest end Feb rh«J»«, • Jo no loos GotdLockeU, (large »Uo double case,) . iooo -(too uotn-rocket*. (small sire.) * . ' 3 co loooCold Peoct) Caeca, wlUrColJPen-, - Sea looo Kura Gold pons, with cases and holders, 3 5a Sloo Gold pent Us, (Ij.lica’-) - • • ’2oo jSno Gotd.(«»s with Eilrfr Pencils, , - • • 8 So iSoo Ladles' GoM Pans, srith Case* and Holders, 1 So 5S*o Gold Tiliij*. (La-lisa') • . • - loo fobo GcnU* Gold Kings, ■ - • . • - C So L'S'-o Ladles* Gold Breulplu, • - 5 5o JSoo Hisses' GoM Bwutptns, * * • Uc Jooo Pock it Solves, • - - toe ‘coo Sets Gents* Golf Bbscm Studs, - - * So Jnoo do . — Sleeve Buttons, - * SSo g>oo i«lr» at Ladies* Ear drops, . • ■ - * 8 So Sooo * aril »a p«rt Card Case*. - - • Soo 15-too Ladle*’ Cameo, Jel.-or Masala pins, S ot> fSoo ladies* Shawl and Kthban rtns, • - 1 So Sovo Anicies of Gold Jewelry, Gift nook*, Ac., Ac.. not amt aerated lo the above, worth from 25 tenia 'Jo Bisefo." Evarta* new Catalogue, which is sent free [o all pails of the country, contains all the nosl popular boojtsof (be day, all of which will besoldms low ns canbe obtained al other stores. - Agents wanted in e«ry town in the Union. Fhose desiring so to act', can'obtain full paticulars by addressingas above. ' r " . N, B ~Bcing largely intereslcd in publishng books, and buying from other, publishers n immense'quantities, for cash I am.enabled ;o .rhak'e larger discounts ip Country'A gents rnd Book Dealers .than can be had at any oth•f house in the,coonirjy Any book published in the *United Stales, be retail price of which is one dollar or up* gards, will be promptly sent. Gift included, irt recetpk of pulttshat’s price. t An extra $1 Book and Gift given to any period ordering ten books to be spat to one adItssj. T: *' ' * - Send for ft Catalogue. Address/ .< G. G. EVANS, I’CBURBFk, :nif27 3m • yS'j Nr, Ffclo

\ . : :t& WANTED,^ • "STSniKAT.-Ryf; jimi Rarity, f.«r «. l.j.-h i^c • V," best price in cj>h muI bf ( .snl. by it F. 1. COUnvOIStF.R.

■; ■■ Jir'B W BOOK. • ‘ DVsatu os soils cr the Distisctive DirPEUESCF.K BET WEES Tilt: / RErotlllEUa akd U.vDriarsv,. Conducted by RevV Benjamin Franklin and Elder T.‘ J. Fisher, £'■ 7 7

OuRDtRCCL-vnoft. —The circnlution of the Rlvf.ili.k is constantly increasing. For the past three or four weeks wc have , been aisde exceedingly glad in consequence of bur frieuJ*: walking up and subscribing for tho paper.' Many ivho have hover before taken it, are being satfefied that it is all *'no go” to take- a foreign paper for homo news. Sensible, conclusion, that.

(£7*Mesirs. .O'Neill Barley 4 Co. bare purchased a twoacte lot lying immediately below aud adjoining Ibe railroad $ml Clough’s Car Factory, on which (hey bare commenced the erection of a large starch fnclory. The foundations for the buildings and the well hare been commenced. There nre no more enterprising citizens anywhere than the gentlemen compwng the firm of O’Neill Bayley Co., and we hope their success may be commensurate with their enlerjii.se and indomitable nergy and large experience in business.—Hadit on Court rr.

Tho above is; tho title of a neatly prin}ed and bound book of 366 pages, just issued from The prc-s. It is the do.bate held .at Ghent.Ky., ahoht 'a year ago, which created considerable interest hero at the time. Tbb. gentlemen who conducted the debald aro ablo minister* tt\ their respective churches, and (his discussion will ho|donbl‘be eagerly sought after by I ho acokcr^fUcJrnth. It can ho bad at J. L. Tbiobaud’s Drug Store. Fries 00.-. ' ■ ; ; ,

A-Word to Acrm-mina.—Tho-ifier' chant and manufacturer, who uses jiidiciomly tha colr.mnB of a newspaper,’ can doobllesa find new customers; while, ,ot the saute time, it will remind the old ones of their establishment, and its'ahility to meet their wants. ' Doing business with-' out advertising, in these modern times. is Jito preparing to meet your friends in the parlor, and requiring them to look yon op in the wood-house.

* 0ir Another ’bogus banking concern Iias : been set in qpsration in Indiana. Its hills aro as follows with a' vignette on each side; •* • | V v;. : S3 00 . {.J ; ; v : $3 00‘ ; : , B7STR OP ISWAyA. -

31 r. CaiT ipoko next. . Uts speech was .brimful ofAiutb and coneliiMrcly, showed that ho is consistent,'and is sllll’batiljng fur the principles that elected Hughes: and Buchanan, but which they both now repudiate. Ho tefntod fully tlio foul and false charges preferred against him by tbo King’s fool and- bis spits. Hughes had [charged him and Dunn too, with jtamiog sentiments that led to negro equality, Both hold that each State has power to say what shall be the Condition of her negro population, and that Congress cannot interfere in the matter. And fur-1 then, in accordance with popular sovereignty, they both .believe that when the I | people of a territory como to fotm a State i constitution (hey also have the light to say: what condition their negroes shall occupy and .what lights; shall bo conferred upon; them, and that if shall bo j slaves Congress can't annul it, :br if they I say they shall be Iree and even allowed to j vote that Congress can’t refuse admit*! tance tq tbo State on this groom! alone u !tho constitution is ratified by a fair vote I of the people. This is the precise ground j occupied by Douglas now andjthat teas] occupied by the wnolo Democratic party] ; in ’56, but which is repudiated by tho Le- i Icomptonites at present, il ls juso 1 wbal obtains and what always has obtained in this country. New V'pr£ and other States allow their negroes to vote, Georgia and South Carplina make, them slaves, and Jndfapa ayon-’t havo them on any terms, ’ * ' ■ * ■

Passing , Away.— Of the 48 Senators who took (heir seats in tho eighteenth Congress is 1?23, but two survive, viz: Martin Van iimen of New York, nr.d John Branch of'Xorth Carolina, Both of these gentlemen, it will be recollected, wore members of Gen. Jackson’s Gist Cabinet.

(Xr Tho regular independent packet. Kata French, is still flourishing, Pnblic patronage is fast centering bn tho Kale. Tho people, who con accomplish anything they desire, are moving in this and the monopoly boats are fast losing favor with tho masses. Opposition boats are, fn demand everywhere. Even old Capt.. Orino has left them,; and i* now running ! *an independent packet between-' Carrot!- ! ton and Louisville. Upon Oiqr&m'rop-: ' lion of navigation in Kentucky river, on opposition boat; will hoplacod ini that ’ These three boats will fd m a - connection which we "hope may ‘ prove imprognablaio tho assaults 1 and t; under* mining acts of the g-re-a-t monopoly. Hurrah for tho French t Long"- life, health' and. prosperity, to all tho dppo* nents of tba monopoly,- both here"and everywhere. ■ ; '‘■■‘‘I :

WESTERN EXCHANGE BANK, .. Office at In»iianapolis, ' , Will pay three dollars 'to the bearer on demand, in current fnnda. ', , Indianapolis,i'Augmt 5i 1858. >.v-- ; [Sighed ] pG. S. B Alien, Cashier;

.' Thero will lie .a. Sabbath : School Union Celebrafion, hold'.near Antioch Churchf Switzerland Cpnnty. oa tho 2d day of Scptemocr, ait- Which fourteen Schools aro expected to participate, 1. The srrvicci of a Bras s Band wtfTbo secured, and ‘aUwho nra initfreitcdjn the cans eoi Sabbath Schools, are requested to attend with their Baskets, V. ■' Vv ■ *

J3TTbc Democratic Central Committee for Ohio anil Switzerland counties has issued a call for o‘Convention, to bo held at Entt-rpriso next Saturday, 28th inst,, for the purpose of nominating a Candida ic for the office- of Common Fleas Judge, ■ . ■

itiT learn’ from the New York Tribune t jial vcry'Httlo of the Flour made from Spring Wheat passes inspection in that tparkot. This operates : in favor of wheat and flour from this section.which In point tot qtinli*y is superior to last year’s crop.— Cincinnati Gazette.

(jir A political. friend of ours asks, is it'that none of tho State candi’ dales speak; id; Switzerland and, Ohio counties?". vWp do not know; 'some of them: visit! Madison or Lawrencohurgh nearly every week. : ; ; .

jftBT The list of Amritdn vessels (hot cleared from-Havana in 1857, for cargoes of slaves, amounted to thirly-Fevcn—-twenty-three of which were successful. Kina 'of the tifejity-three, op a second trip, were caplnrcd*

* V . - ( , I * • » , . 4 . « , f s .‘l ' , • ‘ i3r*vVPhilanthropic.Convention to pyarcotpa EviltwUb Good/* will bo held in Mechanics' Hall, Uticn, Oneida conti: ty, N.,Y., on the 10lli,llth of September. '; ' ’ V-' ■

Raos.- 1 — Sixteen millions of -dollars worth of fags are in this country annnblly manufactured into two hundred apd fifty milltoiiR of poimd.-wof paper, wort]i twenty-seven millions of dollars.’

■HT Candidates arc becoming as thick ai horse-flies in jnty*. In the Rising Sun Wiiier won;lice the following ncw.announceoietils: ~For Coronpn Pleay Judge,.James A. Works) for Frof ecu ting Attorney, Etaslus Gould. t.

(£T About a month fcgo, an extract id a communication appeared in this paper, ■which did Capt. Chas. Davii|. injustice. Wo, ere satisfied be was no party to any , ■“freo Joye" affair, but only doing a very proper thing, end carrying dot a of the boat. Had wo been at borne, the obnoxious paragraph would not ;bava been published at all. Although many miles from home‘when wa saw it id the paper, and entirely ignorant of the' facts in tho caso, -wo condemned it on first- sight, and regretted its apj»earance. - .f ■ ! - ' ; - We jn&iO'tMs statement voluntarily, "without any hesitation or mentd reset* valion nhjtcrer,” no person baying even requested ns to make <t, Subm caique.

Ur. Hughes finally took the stand, apd after ranting against. Sir. Han severely for a time, launched* out into a speech. He had a h&ga pile'of books, with a post' office spy; for two ‘to log them about for hi/n, Hughes is-a . good lookingman (or one bo mean, .with a head so bald and imootbe that some one said a mosquito which Jit.upon it incautiously as he’ was speaking, .slipped tip and broke its neck. Ho said bo had voted.for Decompton apd woold.do.it again. He had recorded to* 8 vote againti the-right of the people to make their own laws. He bad followed iho President. Ho bad done as he did to pave tho Democratic party. Ho argued that if.the parly leaders did wrong it was the duly of all'Democrats to cove,r U.op,! and pot expose it and rail .against it as Carr and other Dcmocratu did. He labor-

gST The accounts front some sA'lion of Virginia and North parolina,’ relative io the corn crops are very distressing. The Corn is.drying np,';an(r‘rarge fields will prove almost’wofibleM. .

■ £ST Wo notice that l&eLCandidatea for Congress have made appointments jn Jennings county, extending from tha ,30th Angnst to the 4th of September, inclusive.

/STln the oily of Milwaukee the people' are taxed at of two dollars and tbirty ; saveu cents /Sr every man, woman and child, for city purposes alone; The debt of thef city is §2,370.850.

District Convention, i

The Democrats of Switzerland and Ohio counties am notified that them will be a mass.meetingsJicld' pt Entorpise, o’® Saturday, August" 28tb. for* the .purpose of nominating a rapdidata*for Judge of jhe Common PleaaCo'urt, and the transaction of any other btisiacsa. ’; , A general attendance of-tho Demo* crats of the (wo counties is requested.

Tab ■ Reasok War.—-Rev. J. G.:Bon« ham will give bis Reasons for becoming a Baptist at the Baptist church in Center Square oh next Sabbath tbVj29lb Inst, at *11 o’clock, A.M., and 34 Jf. All are cordially invitedAo. attead. rTIe will also preach at the sumo place on the Saturday evening previous." ’*

■ The Indianapolis Journal says the corn crop* ajlong; the line of the Central Railroad promises well jut a majority of .tbo fields. ’

(fir We are prepared to execute all kinds of job printing; in netyle that can* not ha snrpMsedi and at prices ybich jdefy competition...

(£r Sco the advertisement of William Peeltaan in • this paper..; Ho seems to know Bio secret Of soccesc, and advertises. Trr him. ■ , • I -*

(£7* The population of .jCansae is 80. 000; so says-tbe St. T>onia ifmocral.