Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 11, Vevay, Switzerland County, 16 March 1859 — Page 2

Tie long-talked of Great Eastern will be here in Jut/ or August.' It will be tht e'.ephant of 1959. The Portlanders are expecting “all the world and the rest of mankind" to mil them, and see the Leviathan in August, Politics have been somewhat mixed, but principles and men are gelling sorter sorted, and the lines of denrnkation for the coming contest ate being drawn between the antagonisms that ire to distinguish the coming bottle, between ptoU-cting taxes and free trade leni’enciei—the stand slock Mill policy, and go-ahead expansion policy. Union and antiL'nion, Cuba and anti Cubs, The Republicans wii! probable lead off with Wilitsni II. Seward as their candidate for the Presidency. I do not believe he tan get one vote west of the Alleghany Mountains, and 1 know he cannot south of Mason A Uisou‘s

A List of Acts Passed by the Legiala ture.

Mexican News

Switzerland Circuit. Court—May

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Corwpondeno* of the Reveille.

ixr,w Ofci.EAJts, Mii'.cli 1-.—2 he simmer 'IVuiiC'-vo is beh>w with \ era Crus dales to the Oth.

Term, 1859! is hereby given, ibal the neit cuXi suing Term or said Court will comment* on '.be FIRST, instead of tbe Second, Monday in May next, in consequence of an Act, chan* ging tic time of holding Courts in the 1st Judicial Circuit, having been recently passed by | the Legislature of the Stale of Indiana; [ Gi\eo under rav hand, this 7th day of March, [A. D.\l8o9. OLIVER ORMSBY, Clerk. March 9, IM9.-91

Journey to Washington—Time S thcie Jouroer to Boston and Portland—'The future of Potliind-Tlie Grand Trunk ItailwayThe Pacific Rail Roads—Visit of the Great Eastern, or Leviathan to this city—Politics aod the next Presidency— Colton* Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco and Rice—Cuba and Central America—Out Manifest Destiny-. 1 .left Patriot tie last of December and arrived in Washington New Year's day. via Cincinnati, Columns. Zanesville. and the Baltimore and Ohio Rails.

Thu following is a list of the acts passed hy the Indiana legislature. An act authorizing the Uoard of County Commissioners to indemnify suffered under the prohibitory law of ISO.)—an act amen ling the Hrst section of the act changing county boundaries—an act fixing the tiine of holding Courts in the several counties of this Staler—an‘ad fixing (he times of holding Courts in the counties of Steuben and act fixing (lie time of holding the Cgnri of Common Pleas in the county of‘Wabash—an act amending the art establishing the Courts of Common Pleas-—an, act fixing the time of holding-Courts of Common Pleas in the comities of Delaware and

There has been & battle near Cordova, The left wing of Mirainoii'a fumy was completely routed by the Liberals. Mir* union had 300 men killed, and lost three cannon* SOU mn-kets and a large quantity of nmimmition

FREDERICK J. WALDO, EDITOR*

V K V A Y

Wednesday, : : March 10,1859,

v-p go tics can be Ut»Q of sronyraom commakltaJon*. Wbaunt la toUttd*U for IpkoIoo muiiba ■athanUcatad Uw n«ma aad aiWreai of tho writer, «ot nacatnrUy far publication, balsa a fuaiaaWeof gtwd (silb. Wa esooot undertake to return rajt-elwl Mamtudcattoas. ... IT? All Least AdvcttUomenU payable m adTinea, •»' «*n Affidavit U made; la no c*« aubjecl to the daisy of legal proceit. JT7> All tnmilent advertisement* to be paW for Invariably la sdvaare. _

Gt-ii. Drgoll.nio i' preparing to march on In the 1 cajiiul wiili lO.OUU men. 'Hie Lihejals capiuicd Guanajuato aa4 Alaascal it'll tcs.

ATTENTION, EVERYBODY

My stay of about six weeks in the Federal City, was most pleasantly spent at ihe residence of Amos Kendall, formerly a distinguished editor and politician. He was esteemed the test political writer in the United Slates, during the Administrations of Adams, Jackson, and Van Burc«. He was the 4tb Auditor, and afterwards Post Master General under General Jacksun. Since then he has bad little to do with patty politics; but has de voted himself chiefly to business, in which he has been as successful as he was in politics —which he left with nothing of this world’s goods. He has now an ample income of $Jih* 000 a year H,s residence is about a mile and a half from'the capital, just uiiisidr the city limits. He has h«Ul up a little village around him called n Kmd.ill Green," which constitutes a pleasant little social neighborhood of some thirty or forty persons His bouse is n plain .structure, costing, I judge, not much «ver 10 or JS,(<0f$ witjh the outbuildings. His furniture has been 1 put chased for its usefulness, and nut for show. It is in good taste, with the bouse, plain and substantial,'but not ornamented. Among the out buildings are his library, study, and counting room, (111 in one) and a bowling alley. The family 1 amusements are chess, back'eammoit, and "ten pins.'* No cords. - He keeps carriages and horses, and a* coachman and hostler, of-course, and three or fuor servants, two of colored. He i.< assisted by a.soo-iu-law, as secretory and aid in business/, iris expenues are only about $ *,000per annum.. He owns':nearly Kri acres of laitd, oiw( cuts his own hay and wood,and'raiseshisowh veg itables. and grain. I saw dung hill fowls, and a solitary goo>e un the premises, two watch dogs and nocats —im pet». , He is boring mi.artesian well, and has got down ICO feet, and evpecis to gel water in abundance; ai * depih not eicteding sjx or eight hundred iV'-r, at a cost of 3 or'4,b0(.'$. He has several clnfdre n.ali married bill uric, a young gtrl of about fourteen years, sill I at school. He is fotiun.rte and happyrn bis family. He has one daughter by his first:’wife, and suns and daughter by bis second, who is about fifty years of age, but does not look to be more than- thirty or thirty-five.- She is one of the most amiable and beautiful women ; of my acunaintance— plain, polished and delicate as well as practical, in the structure of hcr min.l. Mr. Kendall is about seventy years of age,with locks as wb<te as-uuow, and lieallh serijew.bat impaired by loo severe mental labor, hut unimpaired in intellect. Ills face is furrowed by the plow sjme of time, bin his clear blue eye is as full apV round .-if in early youlh. dtis is an active useful, happy and instructive htslory. Washington.has tb.tnccvl a good deal since General : Jacksuu>- day. The Presidential mansion, and Penn ylviiuia Avenue are little altered in appearance, (hough the shade trees that adorn'lltem have greatly increased in size, if not in j beamy. /. very euen»ire greeu house, filled with a ibuusiind varieties pf me. sweet smelling plants, and beautiful fipwets, has been jodiivd o» ihe-Pterideni's garden, where meriibet.'t „f Cuiigreis gather boqiifels for their wivtsan t daughters, if married—if,bachelors, for their sweet hearts. . : ; V; Millions'; hare .beeii tspcmled since Ge i; Jacksou’s. adinini'ltatibn un the Capilpl ond other public in their enlargement, and ettibeiitshox-ai The Senate, Houses, Cabinet, and Buteau> yet contain a good many old. Jackson men, and anti Jackson men; among whom ate’Gcn. Cass, Flojd, and Govb Brown and Bell, Crittenden and Gen. Houston; end Holt, Combitssibcer of Palents/aiid one of the most intelligent mid eloquent sons of Kentucky. Bui most of the facts I met were new comets. Of course I nlel iuany acquaintances, of a later period.•; . ' . ■■■■'. On ray way Irom .Washington here I stopped at the Aster House, New York, where iK fgimer years I often spent much time in iuyf jour-, neys. Bast and. west. , This is not now the largest hotel in Goibam, though it was) when 1 first .visited it- II employs-about 300 servants,twii hundred le«. I believe than unty other establishment. ; To give your Venders some idea-of the difference between.the political and commercial - capilols of the nation, it is only necessary to say . that ijrown’s Marble Hotel, one of the largest In Washington, employs onlyone hundred servant*. Your Hole! m Veviy cannot afford more than one. or iwo servanls itt court time; and;at other times bone at all.. I \ ■ . - ■ ,;v- : I stopped a few days in Boston, at the Broomfield House, one of the best hotels in thewurld, though not large compared with the larger es tablisbments. Here U met many obi Inends. 1 havebeenin Maine a boo I two weeks/spending my days in this city* and my eveuifigs and nights one. mile and a half out, with oroth-er-iti lnwi P. O.J. Smith- r UCcalls hi? establishment ‘'Forest Home,** and with ptbpriely, for hts mansion and out building;. are sufrouuded with old oaks and hemlocks,'spruce and pine.ftrees. 1 ' His, ; foreit contains 1 smue eighty acres ol.tbe.growth cuinmon to thir cliuulc, ■“ His' mansion: and. out buildings - cost some twenty-five thousand dolors* He, like Mr- Kendall has a aecdnd wife, somejtwenty ytati young r than himself.’ . He has line son Kw liia firkt wife, twenty nne years bid, ail'd three 7 leatriiful .little girls by Ihesecmidi the oliK-st being 2'x ycars obl. IIU expenses and e*Ublish&cnl cot:«IMnd very neatly with Mr. Kendall'a, except thri> fewer sertants. aod raisea less from.his fat..! - He was. in Gen. Jackson’s day the leading politician of this Mate. He represented this Congressional District for six years in Congress/of which, though tlic youngest, he was a leading and tflicieni member, it was during his last year al Washington that be acquired a fourth of Morse’s Magnetic Telegraph patent, to which, uilb Mr. Kemla I, who became the agent of Morse oirl Vail for the other three fourths, he has ever since devoted a large portion of his trine. .Politically, ever since he left Congress, he has occupied an independent position, while ilt. K-n-all fias continued m the ranks. At the present lime, however, he rides with the democracy in their present struggle for the acquisition uf Cuba; artd will, au doubt, throw his influence, which is by no means small, , with vigor and effort, against the opposition. He has already taken the field on this question, ah I sent a long and able article to Hunt's Merchant's Magueine, New York, to which he has tong been a contributor, which will appear in the April number. My acquaintance with bis pret-enl wife is,of a comparatively recent date, ijhe is an j intelligent, charming, elegant woman, full of outgosbing life ami conversation, ami a most excellent mother.

Selling: ofl nt Cost at ttic “Cheap Cash Store’* of

£SJT There are in Cincinnati twenty* Ami Odd Fellows* Lodges and eleven encampments. 'They number 5,400 members, ■ -

HATHAWAY & CO. 5710 R the purpose of making room for out Spring Stork, we are now offering stock of seasonable Goods, such as Metinnes, Delaines, Cobitrcs, Shawls, Cloaks, Furs, &«., together wiib a fine assortment of WINTER CLOTHING, at

line. . • » The Charleston nomination, t think lies between Vice President, BreckintMtee ami Clcitret Joseph Lane, Senator from Oregon—both gmvl men. Cotton, sugar, tobacco, coffee anil rice, the products of slave labor, will play a cou-jdcu-uos part in the next {residential campaign; tot the question that will override all others and determine tilt; result will be the annexation of Cuba, “peaceably if we can /orcti/y y’tre wiuii.” Itis the nnl* obstacle to the entire ahuiitum of Ibe accused siave trade, wh te under Spanish rule; and lies in . our mail to Central America, and we «tu#(, and tr iit h-nr it. ami Central America loo. This is "Our Manifrtt Dtitiinj. , ‘ The snow is two or three feet in sntre places —and fully two fet-l in the streets oflVnlund. The sleigh me is good all over the i?late, and bus been lof.Several monthv. The rivers, bays jjid lakelets, which lire immeMis, far exceed in'* those of any other State, in pioptu'.ion to its acres, arc-locked in Solid ice, fruit onc tu lw« feel thick. I,at-with alt the frost, snow, and ire, of Ibttr lung' winters. 1 do not think the people suffer fmm the cold as they do fn Imliuna. l have known good sleighing here iuAjinl. . • H. Uaif, Portland, Maine, March 1, ISW,'.'

/ay \Ve notice that great complaint is uada by the presa throughout the State of the members of the Legislature, many of whom deserted their poan t wo or three days before the close of the session, to the negleit of important business. All iboai who fled from their duly, deserve tha severest condemnation at the hand* of the proas and the people. Senators and Hepresentatives are elected to bo the aeivanta Of the people, and they should bo held to a strict accountability. Occupying in independent position, as we do, we heeitate not to condemn each and evory one lbat ignominionaly fled from his post, and neglected boeiness of the at most imporlanoe to the State.

Blackford—an act fixing ibe time of holding Courts in the fifth <Iudioi.il DUtlict—an act fixing the tcitn.s of the Ildn cock Circuit Court—an act proscribing the duties of Townshi p Assessor!* in (elation to_ Deaf ami Dumb .and Blind person*—an act providing lor a new prison north) id tho National. limb!—an act anthoriaing tbo fm million of limited partnerships—an act authorising the pin chasers of r.iilmmis, turnpikes, of macadamized ro.uls .to organiza us Incorporated Companies—an act amending section 15 of the act with tegmd to the opening, change, anil relocation'of highways—an act providing for the fees ol S.ieriflV in conveying convicts to tlio Slate I’risoii—an act lor the’ relief , of Johu.M Shirey—an act repealing the fifth section of mi act'authorizing liailtoad Compa-nies.--to. consolidate stock. Ate.,; —an ad iciutivo to the 'salaries ol public officers—--an act empowering Utilio.itl:Coitipuiie» to sell arid convey pci>«tnd estate—an act providing-for .the return ol juries in Common Picas Omitts on tlw tiiudduy ot the" term—aii : nct amending, the first 'section of tho aet authorizing tho construction ol pi auk, gravel, and macadamized;roads—an ucl repealing nil act preventing Kail* road Coinpanie.s from changing'ill ir depots—ati act aut homing the Bute Undid of Agriculture to iiiako a Geological Survey of the State—an act 'amending thcotte hundred and third suction of t Ire act providing tor the valuation and assessment of real ami personal property, and the collection of task* in the State of Indiana —an act providing for the laying out and preparing highways—an act amending section 2 of an act establishing Courts.of Common; X’lcas—-an ad amending ll:c 7Sih section ol an act dividing tho'Slate Into counties-r-an act supplemental to an act regulating general hanking—an ad amending taction; 42 of the act csiabtishing Coiirts'of Con.iuon Pleas—an amending the 71st sec; of an ad concerning the the electiou and qualification of Justices rif the IVnce—tin! «d amending the 4th, 27th, 107th, .and; 243d sections of an ait providing .for u genera I system of public schools—an; ad : authorizing deeds and mortgages heretofore acknowledged before CJorlnly Auditors (a ho recorded—an act providing lot*, the elect ion of Trustees and Commissiouers.ot the lnmevofcnt msiiin lions of the Stale—an act to ptohihit the collection of tolls in .certain'cases—an ad containing-tmniA’-'general provisions respecting the- Sinking Fund—ah net rolinqtiishing'to Whi. English of Detuborn comity certain interests acquired; hy" escheat—an ad respecting the register of sales of Michigan road lauds—.in act providing for .voluntary assignments of personal ami real property —an act to regulate' aad ; license : the tala of.. spiiittloiif*,. ‘viaouj»,y,pialt, ‘.and intoxicating, liquors—fan, act .amending I he third section of the act regiihiiing general elect ions —an.nct,appr«piiating $5Ut) to the In li ana Historical society—an ad relative to the incorporation of town*, the d-Mmii of officers, : ifec.’, —an ad providing for i!c> tiansler W real estate, on the i oid:- u f Cmtnly AmUtors—nn nd nmcmliiig the 36th sec ■ of the iicl defining misdemeanors —an actwith lefetcucc to transcripts from Recorders’-offices —in act. ptuviding lor the election or i(p|iointment of rinpcrvisnjs of highways—an act fixing ihc amount of the salary of the State Lihrmiai'—an act requiring surviving pattners to file inventories and .appraisements with clerks of Courts .of Common Pleas—an cct exit n* ding the time of payment to purchasers of suit no ami school lands—an act making genet til. appropriations for 1-SoO atVi 1SGU—an ad declaring Laugheiy creek navigable —an ad providing for the incorporation of lean a! companies—an ad amending section 2 nt the act menrpoiatlrig the X)lro and Mississippi lin t t oad Company—?>n net deviating the Secretary of Btate; acting Governor in case of tho death, disability, or removal from offico of the Governor and Lieutenant Governor .— an act relative to tlm disposition of tho property of p«i>uns who have left fori puns nnknownr—nn art - amending,section 8 of an fid relatne to allowances hyCouniv Boards—an ad umeniHng.the lSih section of the ad rclative tbmistlemeauor8--an act declaring carnal knowledge of mi insane woman a [lelony—t-a act in relation to the partition ol real estate —-an ad slip-, plementul to the ad im-orporaiing High Schools—an act amending the ‘first sec* tion of tho act in relation to plank, niac* aduinizctl, find: gravel road compunicK—an ad supplemental to the ad providing lor a more uniform mode of doing town* ship business.; J*o Lt continued.

(£7* The Lafayette Courier of Monday reports the wheat in that legion nsJioing in goo) condition and promi-ing well.

Prime Eastern Cost for Cash.

The above offer must be a great inducement for persons to buy. even if the articles are not needed for immediate usc\

DIED. iit Meifopfilij. 111., on Ibe 5Cth iiltimn, Mrs. t’o»xn.u Crxiq, wife of Mr. Motltn Craig, agetJ C7 years.

We hope the citizens of Vevay and vicinity witI call and examine our slock before making ihcir purchase?, anc our word f«r it you will l-e satisfied itial we arc selling more goods for the money than any other Louse in the place.

NI AV AI >V F.KT1SMM I-’.N'l’S.

The Seuim of the firm is now East, making purchases for the

CAItRIAGIvS&C.

Spring and Summer Trade; And by the time the season opens we shall have the largest and best selected stock of seasonable gooi.'s of all kinds ever opened in this place, and the prices are warranted to be lower than was ever dreamt J of by the public in (Lis vicinity.'- ■

iimk-rsiyntd has on hand end commit. ties—With i tie reared fanuttfs—to manu r.icinre lltiectts, Catiiant-s. Su'ktvs, Wnjron?, l*Jow.<.’ A'c. Ih p I’.iiniin-, and Johhinc of all kind*, d ue with nr.Mn*ss and dispsieh. Ijitvitii; i!;,;- hesl : of Wurkineti and aiaV riHis, be i.tdilenonitd ti'fl to I'aFi'vil fot tl**iab;dly, ek-caucu or cheapness, .ill work uaionlled. I not prepared i» nMiinfaclure plain er fancy Irmiititd Collins, mid diend funeral calls wj’iitiiirsc. 11-A. TIN Kbit, Caitoti Towastnp. March'10, l$oa.—If- ,

ITP l)o, not forget that for ’ Orrnt TSur"otj\t von have untf to call at the ’'Cheap Cash store” of- ‘HATHAWAY i CO,

Appointment* by the Governor.

‘John W. Blake, of Clinton county; John P/Dann, of Marion cuunlv, and B F. Mullen, of Iliplcy conaty. Directors to eopttitnte » Board of Control to locate and aopcriniend the letting and construction of a new Stata Prison, north of tho National Road. W. H. Talbott, of Marion connty, President of the Board of Tnniecs of the InstitoUons for tho Deaf ami Dtnuh, the Aaylnm for the Blind, and of tba Com* miMionera of the Hospital for the Insane. . Ev J. Peck and Henry Brady, of Marion'county, Commissioners of the Hospital for the Insane.

fftr There is it good deal of compIiUnt, nnd justly,' top, among the patrons of the mail bouts on account of their irregularity lately. Some time* the mail loal from Louisville iV eight o’clock-and utter in reaching this city. The boat down either cuntiH jitforn any one ia expecting her or lute inilie night.- Thu time ofairiva) is not material; punctuality is fdestrahla The trade thought there was just ground of complaint against the Madison packets; hence the opposition of the Kate French. How- ranch did it cost the owners of tho Madison packets to quiet that opposition ? —Maditon Courier.

Vli.iv, Match 2. 1 SVJ

Vi.VAV iilUti sCnOUL t Bj MIH Spring-Term i f t hi® School willVom* JL ‘ nirttcc in Oilil Fellows’ flail on Monday the Mlh i.f March, 1659. The Primary and ) nTeimedtale Pe p.wtiiieiiis will.-be taii£l<t in line now occupied by ihe “(irampur under Uiesnpemsmn of Mrs. F, D. Ilotml, assisted by Mis* fisiney. The Academic LVpaiiir.-enl will be taught in the Hoorn now occupied by the “nigh School,” tinder the Superintend.! nee and Tuition of the undersigned. i elms as heretofore, for which see “Circular, *' F. U. m.ANI), Vcvay, Feb. 23, IS59, Principal.

One or Two Uiver Farms lor Sale, ■j? N Cratt: Township, Stvitzerhnii) to , I ml.. ■ u 5 mi-fS t’f.liiW" \\viiy—id'nitt Ml a tits i>f bottom to Oach faroi, 30 or .id of up nr timber lanit oit otte. amt the oiler.. I \yisi -tn l!temV*:p;inUif or hot I, in one, to mu! purchases, itottoin >Mtt tant’es iii ifcprji fr<»m 1 to i! fed; at In k-rlitily, if cant bn beat in the State. On Hits Unit 1 reci tvcil It.u 1st p eminm for the litM.iO. acres,'of corn, a §i<i stiver pitch-r. si tlnSutr Pair in the year itsoo, yield |S2 [>i.s. to l lie airc. • Term?,; rote Hunt cash, baa until one 3»il 2 Vears.’wjlli 0 pi r cent interest from Jain. : For flintier panic Hat?, ( ail or »he ti in! ers 1 p I* cd• JOHN W, WHIG UT. March 10. 1P50.-31 ;

I-a rill -I in* Sale.

Thomas U. .Woolen, of Johnson county, and John M. Kitchen, of Marion county, Trnsteea of the InstitHlion for the education of the Deaf and. Dumb.-

) If WISH lo*ell tr.y farm, spoiled on the Ve- | fl viiy and Versailles Turnpike road, 5| miles i lioni Vcvay. Indiana’, contatning one hundred lucres, mostly under fencer forty nereis under culln.ill'm; a hewed ioghoii.-e;a small frame bn tit, and a small oreli-ud. Fur furl her pat* Miciilais, apply 1olhe niideisii'neJ at Hugh Cute r, near Cress Plains, or to John \V. Colv, ( near Ileinniitton, svdizeilanl Cuiinty, I to).—• ( t Anv person wishing id purchase * cheap (aim !.will do well la call iiiiiii--dlately, | leUI6-.lv CiiKNKI.lUS GOl.E.

The truth is, the mail monopoly care nbthing for the convcoicnco or- interest of the people along shore, eo that they are filling their pockets with ."filthy lucre. 1 ’ If by waiting 3 or 4 hours nt- Louisville or Cincinnati, for some boat to arrive, they can get a few passengers and dimes, they are pretly.suro to wait—no matter to how much incotiveniuace it may put persona along the line.

LOOK U-J311E!!

M. Filzgibbon, of Marion county, and H. G. Hazelrigg, of. Boone county, Trustees uf tbs Aaylnm for the Blind. -

Large Arrival of Spring Goods

.Vo iVcrJ of Buying OH ffooj*, irhfn iYi it . Ooojt cun be ohluiucdto r rrtf low!

V fsr Hon. Millabd FiLLMone/wav recently od a visit to Cincinnati, and the evening before bo left, he was waited on t: the Burnet Home, by the National American Association, of that city, •mongat whom were Ex-Governor Corwin. Mr. Fillmore, in receiving the As lociation, thanked them for their courtesy and kindness on all occasions for their flattering preferences in tho lata Presidential campaign; in which lie had the honor to be thoir standard bearer, and regretted that the principles of the American party bad not resulted differently. Mr, Fillmore, in his sloping remarks, declared that bo bad retired from public life forever.

SF yon want to' “pet vot.r money back,*', co in UliicItS f'lolhiti;' More.

His sttiik consists in part of Fun- Dress Frock 0*iats—Fteitch Cloth, Fndish. Getiiian anil Domestic. [iiifinus Oisiis — Cnatnce,. Sacks, R. 15. Froeks, I’. 11. Cass i nit re, Satinets, Vcheltee, D. mill T. t’otiiiiiadi-s, tVc. Ft>,t?— From He limst Dm-skiii Cassinute ihitvn to a ci nin ori Cdtoai-.V,

sto\ei-s'i o\ri ■

3 5 A VlNiJ purchased the St mi,* Quarry forJu H Hietty ow ned byO. V. Hotchhiss, in this cm.niy, I am prepared to furnish riicr dirfscd stone on the shortest notice r,n reasonable terms. Persons w tilling to contract for any of the above mined stone, will be accommodated by caldng on said I lot HA Us, at said quarry, or J. I). Tims, Vcvay, Ind. fcb2 J if A. P. CARROLL..

jCST Aarou Vail Brown, Pustmastcr* General who died at Washington city on ‘ruesiUy morning, was a native of Brimswick county,'Virgin!a. Ho was educated at Glmpel Hill Uuivcisily ( North Carolina, and choosing tho profession of law, settled, not" long after, at Nashville, Tennessee. He for some time n partner oft ha late' President Polk,, and for many years a meinber of the Tennessee Legislntore. Krutit 1839 to 1845, be was a Pepresen I ative in Congress. In 1845 lie was elected Governor of Tennessee. He was snhscqncntly ah active poliiicinn. und reported the,Democratic National Platform, at Baltimore, in 1852. He was appointed Pos,ma>ter-Gener»l by Mr, Buchanan in 1857. At the lime'of Ida dqalh he was i»-his M-XU'-lourth year, having been born August 15, 1795. ,

Vhsta*-Satin, Fain) Silk, Cashmere, Vei* vet, Cassimen-, Satinet, tic, topethet with one of the largest ami'finest sii-ek of Gen ticmen'* Fiiniishrilj Goads ever brought to this -market. ’

j A f/r A rrival of Groceries / ; VI A ;V£ mU.s‘Crime M.-dis **-. - : ; Half bi.la, .Molasses.

A very line, and li e Inrgi-M -slop's of //.17’6* em/’tM/hV t-Tcf eXluhikd in t|iis plari.*', of nil styles ailO f.ijfiiMiS, u liifli 1 offer rtry h.ir far Vc*h, • JLULS HLACH. Vt-vny, Match 16, 1533,

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U’i bins. Prime Kucat.. r. l.’jly. prills It,( v. : Just received and for jiale by j MttG F. L. GBISAhD & SON

Biy Wo again remind subscribers to tho Reveille that in order to gol lbo paper for 81,00 a y»»r they maif pay up on dr before the firtt day of April. From that date the price will bo $L«5; and every threomontbs delinquency afterwatds, 25 cents will be added. Wo are compelled to do this, in. self*defenso. Wo hope all will improve the opportunity, and save their money 1 A quarter saved, is belter than one earned.

| HOUSES AND LOTS, | Vacant Lois, mid Unimproved ; Lots for Sal? or Trade, at (he Real Folate j (Jflice of J. ll, TITUS, l.iclttc { -j Mouse, Vevay, Ind. Splendid Frame Mouses soil Lois in VVvay for sale cheap for cash, pntl for 'Cash and time. . !' Atsa, or.e Fir>t ,Cla"s Motel, now undergoing repairs. With a Bremen I Just suited for ‘Cr>t class Business Bikinis, situated on a nice : corner lot, with good large Stable and other Conveniences.:

Notice to .Contractors!

1 ]CtJ 0T1CE is'hcrehv gir n Dml scaled pr.vpoi I M stils V.-'I lie t.ceivtd li V. I..0IMSAU1) null! ll.e ■J*'*'li >-l M.ileh, i.'od. at.. 10 o'clock, a. ii>., fat the l’*:a lu;a. l*i;|veMing, It ridging, ‘ ni.-l 'McAtin.uitxin^'of ahuot -IJ miles.of ihr Pair view llfaadt of ihe Veiny, Me Sterling . iu:d VeisaiHeS Turnpike fto-nli i At*''!! — P*’f tin; keeping of that part of said r > <1 v l h i. is finii-hi-d. in repair hit one year. Al-M* — F*>r li e Mi-.\i!;ii!iia:i)f! of about 160 ii 'K or rf li e Pamiew branch of s.: 1 : , it.. fr <m the end of pl-uiks to the lltnnlh id th ■ !.i'ie h;Uvreti Melft niv mid Jas.llfnwn. I'; I'i.jh v. to iii.ikc- Proposals f«r said ! wi.il,. iu "ah/ put i f iU riiit eel-any infnfma- . lion in relation >tt the same by Culling on F. It. (1UIS \HI), president of the Company, in . Vivitc. I»y order 'jI tin- Hoard. ;

Wasiunotos, March .14.

The report of the Bdanl of army officers recommends the abandonment ol most of the interior posts beyond lhe : Western line of aelilemcnts, which are maintained at gieat expense and suflering tO no' piirpo?«. ■!.'■; ' ,■■■ The N. Y. TimM correcpfindeot says newi from Mexico alarms the Tehuantepec gentlemen. Slidell and Benjamin are said to have prevented the recognition of Senor Mata. - Thf Liberals oppose the immop oly of the Isilnniie; and wilt annul the present arrangement. It is also said that MvLano. will recognize Miromon, if I hr slightest - opportunity ■ offers itM‘lf, unless tlio Liberals ■'yield the : monopoly of the tVansii to the present contractors. Buchanan ; has declatvl - to n Southern Senator that hu is dcterniincd to call an extra ecssiun earlier than 1st August. The time will bo determined, to-morrow.

XT For Trarti>, | acre- of choice Land in .St, Clair and .Ration.Counties, Missouri. I 1000 acres nf Land in Cass, Shelby and ■ Pink Counties, lawn. j SO acres of Land in Sock County,' Wji* 'cousin.- . SO acres of land in Grant county,TmJ. 4000 acres of land in Starke Co.,; Ind. One first class Hotel and three lots in Hush* ville, Indiana. ‘ ' i I have also one Beantifill’ Block of Lots in ; Vevay with two new Frame Mouses thereon,! ' v liter. I will exchange for an improved Farm.. | Oiie firil ct.ss Motel in Florence, with two | lots, good stable, and an excellent Ice House; j—wilt bo' sold low for cash, or exchanged-for I good-improved land.' 1 | 1 will attend to renting and leasing honsei |in .Vevay. ] All persons wishing to Buy, Sell or Ex* ’ ;cliaoce Town Lots, Houses. Farms, or Wild Lands, are invited to give me a call. | J. M TITUS, ‘ Real F-slalc Agent, i Vevay, Feb. 9, 1F59.—If

Horse Bills.—We have already printed a large numlior of bofse and jack bills, which, for beauty of execution, cannot Be excelled anywhere. Those desiring any printing in this Hne wonld do well to give ns a call. Our terms are reasonable, and we are always prepared to do tho work on very short notice. Call la and examine oor specimens anyhow.

I ? . !,. milSAKD, Piwident. I’EltRET UUFOl'.K, .*xtt'y. nwt 16.21

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jnSHA. NANCY A is now prepared J.TH to arnmitividate permanent or transient l.n .nieis at her rt >i lein*u on Martlet street.— l.’heapness. Mid LiidciiViUs !>< please, mil, she hopes..secure a share of public patronage. V« vaj, March 9, I'c9.— 1'w. •• •

April t:U;ciion. STATE OF IX1>IAV.V,{ . . Sirlitrrlniid Comity, i fglllK Stale of Indiana to Harris Kterity, JL Sheriff of said Comity, Greet in g:Von ate hereby commanded to give the notice required by taw, tot he qualified voters of I he i ever* I Townships, of said County, that an Flection wilt be-held at the usual places of holding elections, in the- several precincts of said .Townships, on the fust Mundoy in April ncit.—the same beini* the llh day of April; ao. lbo9,—for ibe purpose of electing tiie fol* Jowine Oflicers, viz:— ■ ■■ : " i ’ I, Jefferson Township One Jns’lce of the Pence, in place of John.AV,-Morphy/Bsq. t whose tennof office will expire April 17, IS39; also nvethihstahiesi and oiie Trustee* V ; ■ • York' Township—One Trustee "and three Constables.' '■ . ••.” . . Posey. iTpwnship—Ohe Trustee and Jhree V;,v; :J: ; ■ .V V-V &)UooTownshin—OncTruslee,and three Con»l»K'^'%5v;.>.-. : :?;W v ‘ k .V • Pteasunt’Tow‘nshiip--0 ne Trusteea nd three Const'jp; V 'V ■■■'r' . Craig Township—One Justice dflhe Peace, in, pine e R*Cobbn. ■ Esq.; resignedj one Tr polistables. r '■ c niid the seal of lhe 8witze 1 1iinltCjtiyiitSCpii rt ol Vevay, this, 7th day oCMircMii.-it'. im ; Vi- V ’ , v V:- Clerk. .; , . -i. • :; ’ ■ 1/ Harris Keeneyi Sheri IT ; of SwilrerUad CbOnty, Indiana, do hereby certify that the foregoing is.a true copy of ihe order.issued.to Die on this day.-;- * , ■ '? .- V* ‘. And disqualified voters of the several townships, in said County, are hereby notified that an Election wHl be held as specified in the foregoing order. >'.VV 8 ';. : - ' V HARRIS ,KEENEV.S.S. C. Veray, March 7,' 1859. V ; v..mai9-3i

,. jfJr T'oe bill pasted by tbo Legirialorfl decreasing the rates of public printing was not approved or reload by the Governor previous to the adjournment of that body. According to tbo conbtiluiional requirement ia flneb cates it has been filed with tbo Secretary of Stateand is now a law.

Nkw VonK; March 14. Tho Star of the West brings Valparaiso diitcs to Jan. 31st., The revolutionary movement progresses. The province of Tulca in the south, and Huasco ami Copiapnintho north, arc in arms Ogains., the Government. Troops fcwe Wfeti against the iii>urgPnls. The Commercial, formerly favorable to the Government, ppoaks of tho revolutionary movement with contempt, and says that a spredy restoration of trnnquil-’ ity is certain. Other anthoriiies say that the revolution daily gains ground, mid trouble was daily expected at Valparaiso. Her Majesty’s frigate Cttracoa has arrived, having on board Lord Lyons, the newly-appoluted minister to the United States. ‘

(KrMr. Holt* the newly appointed General, is the present Commissioner of Patents—an able man and a aoond lawyer. He is a son-in-law of oxPoatmaster .General WiekiiCfe, and brothof Senator Yulee, of Florida. Lonisville, lvy. t ia bis home,

tho April eleclion is rapidly •pproachmg, efforts should be made to bocare good candidates for Trustees in all ■ tbs Townships. Oua Trustee attends to *»1I the Township business antler tho now Jaw, and it becomes necessary to select 'good men for tho station.

Convicts Escaped.—Four convicts broke out of the penitentiary at Jefleriunville ou Friday night, and up to thb torenoon none of them had been captured. — Their names are Jos, Wood, David Me* Ueil, Sylvester Holdings, and Kuss. ibi* wards are offered for their apprehension.

fJT The Local Inspectors for the Cincinnati district, have made their report in the steamer Madison and Iowa collision ~ease* They attach all the blame to Mr; Gough, the pilot of the Madison, and impend hts license (Wo months.

0£r The Peoria Transcript'chronicled*a singular case of insanity of a. husband and wite named Maurice, residing in Logan township; Peoria county,' Illinois, who became deranged a few days since, and built at nearly the same time. They are the parents of five children, and ji would seem as if a religious frenzy had seized them, for they were making preparations to kill their youngest child, and offer it as they said, "for a sacrifice,*' when the neighbors interfered and took their children from them. The unfortunate couple have been placed in on insane asylum.

mm lira ns. r« tJIE subscriber has just received a fresh 1 JB. to. ot Seditwuhie Utv Goods, tiubwting every article usually kept in bis line, cun* ,silting, in pajt, as follows *< Liiisey ami Coal Linings, .Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shifting*, ! • Tiaatnes’Sbininc Checks, ‘Red, Yeiloy, and White.\Vop| Flannels, I ‘ Canton Flannels,' : f Fancy' Cosstnteres and Jean** hatlinels, Tweed*, jj'fc 'A’ finfc tine’ of . - ' .. Prints, Ginghams, Merinos and Drains. Also, a fine stock pf Boots and Shoes, of [ the very best qria)ity and style, I Also, a first rateassortmenl of Mens and Boyi Mats and Caps of various styles; together [with a full variety in.the Noiinn department. | .iluccnswi 1 **!!, (jii'ocerlcs, Ac iTo,all of widen the attention of purchasers is respectfully solicited. Kpl5 ALFRED Sp_AW.

Cash far Wheat, TSB/ E 'ril' ray tl;e highest market , T * price, IN CASE], lor any quap Jy Uly of Wheat. E. E, A: J, K- PLEASANTS.

Portland is destined to be tl;e great city of this Continent. There is no better harbor than its, in tbe world. It is the point U>i the exchanges of tu'h and travel lelweeu Europe, the valley of the St. Lawrence, th« Pacific coast, Japaa and China, to and from. It will also oe the commercial depot for the shipment and of Tropical, Cuban, and other West Indian, as well as Central American produel*, for Northern Merchandise. It is the Atlantic terminus of the Grand - Trunk Railway, which .will be finished to Sarnia tin Canada West,} and Detroit, tJni year, a distance of nearly one thousand miles, at a cost of mote thin $50,000,000. The Victoria Bridge of this Road over the St. Lawrence, will be the longest and -most expensive in tbe world.. It's cod will be about $3,000,000. This road within tan year* will reach tho Pacific, whether Oongffss will, or will not, aid in its ego. alruction.

0£r The Indianapolis correspondent of the Terre Haute Journal gays ihai tbo friends ol Ex Gov. Joseph A Wright, arc eajivassing his chance for lieing our next Governor. They will probably in go bis name before the Democratic Convention.

BLANK NOTES.—Just printed t .few quires’ of Blank Notes, on good paper. Call ol the Rf.teh.u; office. fel*9

Oir Lewis Dufonr, son of tho Into John David Dufoor, of this county, has arrived "•I New Orleans from California, aud is now in tbs Insane Asylum in that city. - His step-father has gone after him. He has been insane for some time.

. '.TEAS “TEAS JUST received, a fresh'supply, of Imported Teas, w.iich will be sold at; reduced prices, at the One Price Gash Stare qf ■ mai9 , COURVOtSlER.dt LEWIS.

50,000 Lie by r- "' LU “ bC ' , “ U-plS F. L. GKISAKD&SON. CLOVER SEED—Pot sale by mart LEWIS.

OO" The Lafayette Courier of Monday reports the wheat in that legion as being in good condition and pronjisingwell.

*» fAPLK MOLASSES.—Wo bate on; band lYi a supply .of country Molasses, for sale cheap. ' t ■■ CLARKSON ■

(KrTho Police of Indianapolis report Uut there are nearly six bupdred places where there is liquor Bold, In Vovay. bow many I Will some one covnl

pzr Tho telegraph reports that tbo office of Commissioner of Patents has been lendorcd (o the James Hughes, of this Stale.

*ALOUR— For sale by - mart COURVOlSlER&LBliriS,

air Tho Commissioners of Fountain county are erecting a court house at an estimated cost of. 530,000.

OWEBT'Potatoes■ foil Seed—jest received and- for sale by .. . * '• „ m 9 ' / . , .CLARKSON A WAt.PO.

G~ ARDEN SEEDS—all varieties -for sate V.y t I.ARKSOS ,V WALDO.