Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 41, Vevay, Switzerland County, 12 October 1859 — Page 2

1859.

1859.

L. COUA'CLL & CO.’S

£jt e Intihiuii ieimlb.

LATE EOKEIGN SEWS.

October 8, 1 f>9.

IMPORTANT BT. THE OVERLAND MAIL. .'.NEW ADV13IITIS12MENTS.Diyx Between Techy & Crodekicc. >• r ; death of broderick. I; Christmas EveSupper* St. Louis. Oct. 8. jnpHERE will be a SUPPER given it Tbo Overland California Mail, !fJL Odd Fellows Hall, in Vevny, on Friwith dales from San Francisco to theifk? tvaning, December 23 J, 1S59, for , ... t * » I * ithe benefit of Uie Piesbytemn Church. Ifiih niti mo, winch reached Jefferson j; y r o w ,. R 0F T | ts gotm. Cucct. Oily this afternoon, furnishes tho . Vevay, Iml., Oct. 12. iN»y following important intelligence: [ A duet between Senator Broderick j and'vhtcf Ju-tiro Teny took place nearfean Fraucisco on tho morning j of the 13th idt. Senator Broderick fell at'tb« first (ire, pierced thro* tho lungs. He lingered lilt halfrpart 9*: o’clock on lie morning* of the iGthil when lie died. Tha community u profoundly agitated at this iuelan* choir event. Judge Terry: escape J unhurt. lie was arrested. TliopnbI tic was much incHlied. lit odcnck’s j funeral was the most imposing ever 'irilnesscd in San Francisco

Xtw «»tl Improved Two ThK»4f Tight Fn»t Slllrti, Double Lock, Premium SEWIHG HACHIKES.

•The most interesting feature of tho last foreign news is the intelligence of the loss of tho men comprising Franklin's expedition. The Arctic steamer Fox had fo* turned with inlciesting records nmi relics of the Franklin expedition, from which it appears that Franklin died ‘ in 1847,' ami the. ship was abandoned in 1843,

Mr. Waldo:—I send yon'a copy of the premium list, as awarded hy the different Committees, at the Fair held at Entcrpiize on the 20th, 21st, 221 and 23d daysof September, 1359, which job am requested'to publish. By order of the Society. I). W. Sifisos, Secretary.

THE FALL TRADE.

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

(KrOUH GOODS ABE HEEE..C0

a'i I K lie tfraWes anJ eca-;-vu t'.': .• ,-ot nualii ci it all oLtrn ita*rcr* i; * a i'irtt I San afti I'H--, i* to!J *1 1 ir:j vm'.I TLe MtcUe; 1 li tvfc —n*’n* n j /■ tr ia rl.e o;ca • j wan.lcMtie »nn in v!i i si; MtsCst in tt;c taUtc, Inm* lac. u; < a i. entirety f.Vt J ua l!.e HaJtr . ; l. -. -.■i t;.i: a > i> U i'i r c; :u i).:r >lrc=!i.‘rUa-t t« \ tke'lailjcf. i! l;v tic- -lutir-iaticw Prop CnScf i 11, i: v* <rr- it :’.c l.L_r'i ; rwl Jlitkitej. tar* 1 r a Or.-il.-M a<-. i>,, If..;,, 1'n.ocjrr.iai n »j c-j'i 1 i.a!:- :i; tc* '■ aii.ji,—i.t-'.'.ir »; cil.It tnircs any an t Ui.Ji ;n ■ If’-.'- -lo.o li llackine. It Ilur.s tfry Kuril j, and it ubr.ott /•»* tn Opcr-j.'iVm / It is rcvl.v .’rrvrfcl, veil f.ritel, cor ftnj’ie :ti c»cr> V'-r’-in,’ j ar! firmly KVtirr 1. t*i.--f-iGc a‘ly .Vt.'iaii' r» nt - f t rJu Tt.ei t a it * li.i‘. 1 ? i_t .V-nf t.l i)-rp j a ■''I i -T tt’tu'j a .Viiif'i. lit: t-hi in - VVLtrf u id ;ip'.', i.lr p>T !.0>>, n.OrcS t;t r frera cca* ! i.pft r.:!) a U If j' ilti---. 1I.-y t ill il>> tny Lin I at p • <I ;r;e !pi rla :. I rt * I. a’.l.er lo \ tlic u.c*. t= !.■«I.?I»;K T s'.fl.r'ncit;? it> ! f E.r* i 1 an 1 i.tx* !>, 1 Lr Pa Ct j. no.u pppV.!rr 1 la : lively tiiStL r.j-y—tacit --.ath trrii:; IhJtiviiilca'.iy K>fkeJ, ' 11‘. :;<•/ Slip, rtu'f’l; f r,V; T-nrJ M;( k bt Cull It It iLa -r, p >-• * t> l!-c sj li) laaciintj njla. ■ II c ra.L-,r Stic&, Unit!,' Urm, Fell, Ttitk, Gather .ti: I l!twlifi:I!y. i A la l», m try j t r I r,n J«rare. a ?e«:uf . : *; li.-.t; . ti.* tt.a: in/./, tut vault iV: >):k. ,v 1 yr. art 1 ray '•/ atljnfitavnt j tl a*. I..;.*.i'f rm a an-! ri;Lt (pir aia tf ijkiliful j tnr..,linv 1 1 rei *-.tt :ti; j Will US’* ftiri’nr 'i ('atlan, Ltarn or Sili , j Tlr:<:J tr.fi rquil Facitilv, i I <'nr o’ /i U ;.i '£■; a Vari.-iijtotlia; will five Ter* ■ 1 *,: - j' -fx r: t, 'i. :Vc J t r 'ia tr.' . 7tasi< ;1. n.i- 1 ■*:: V\K.) i:-i ;t;<ral Kaif*. it ki* f j Taken Iho Eiskeat Premium : i s'l o'*Ari a! Vvt-ij i-lc ct t!.t:u for Vasiliy

WF.DSESnAV, OCimiKR IS, IK'J.

milE Largest, Cheapest, aed rnosUjean1 tiful stock of Vail aud Winter «ooils s

TfPSo notice eany* taken of aoonymoin eonTinuntCaUun*. WhaleCer H tnl<.-n>(u<l f.ir intertinu nmtl bo mtllienticaltA by the namu amt mi.trvij nt the writer;- not ue.-warily f.ir callon, but an a KuaruitM of coml faith. «tf cannot to return nrjeetcil ortletcr. ; gy All Aifvcniwntonli i<ayaMo in a<1ranco. or when Ad’niaril i* m-.le; in. u 1 * ca?;o luljccl to the delay ot prweesj. .

NOTICE.

j LLL wJiO know Ihemschcs indebted to i£ Tcatt A: ikhenck, will pltaie'call and.settle the same, as we n.u:lcli>se the [business.' ocU2 ‘ JES6K TE.V1S.

The “Cheiip Cash Store"

list of rmiri:s avaupf.d at the swmwiUN u and onw co. i aw:. Class /, I farms/'or alljwrpcscs.Scc. 1. 7* Scutt. best 1 vr old gelding, S3 Richard Xash, 21 do do 2 •*. best 2 yr old stallion. 4 J T Turpin, best 4 yr old i tuillon,'. 5 IVL Davis, Lett 3 “ . - 5

' The Arctic Expedition found at Point William the records, dated April 25th, 1843, ol Capt.’s Crozier and Fitz Jaiucp, saying the Erebus and Terror .’were ohatidoncd three days previously in the ive, .nud that one hundred and live of the survivors were proceeding to Great Fish Kivur. Sir John Franklin had died June 1 Till the pievious year, and that the total deaths up to that date, wero nine officers and filtern men. Many interesting relics wcie found on the wolefn shore of King Williams’ Id and; other* weto obtained from tlm 'Esquimaux, -who stated that after the abandonment nt the ships one was etushed by ttic ice and the others forced n-hoie. Sevct;d skeletons of Franklin's men, quantities of clothing, and duplicate rccotds up to ilia abandon incut ot the ships were discovo'ed.

.OF HATHAWAY & CO.

IH 3 All transient aitcrttLwHient* to bejau* forTnrarhMy In ailvanf.?.

THE ELECTION

It is a matter of surprise to some, that *i! can sell such pond at such r< ry lote prietf. Hut luy fsr Cash, aa-i yrff'fot Cash. We huy our (Joods in lie Raslern G.lic?, and buy from first hani]', thus saviiie to the cousmr.er U.e Jobbein’ prefit of 12 to 20 percent.

As )vc go to press, 5 o’clock p. tu. Tuesday, the voting .is nearly through at Vovay precinct. Thu election lias passed off quietly, 'As only a part of onr edition will be printed to-night, we may have a fow returns in the morning.

do. . nicking horse colt, 1 . do • brood mate, ‘ 2 A C Pepper, sucking marc colt,\ T G B Garfiiighduse, 2 yr stallion,, 2 1 . 2 A Peters. ■ 4 " • 4

.Some of the £au t’rundrco papers evince.ft dUpoMtion to make it appear ilint Urodcrick was the victim of a conspiracy, l»iit tho most prominent ones, asiert that the Joel was conducted in strict accordance *with the code (hullo, ilrodcrick's pistol went off bei'oic he had raised U rn on n Hue with his antayonisjt,; 'IVrfy’a shot look effect two inches from the nipple, carrying away a part' of-.the hioa'-i-hone. Ilonflercd iiitohfO agony from the lime,ho vyns shotuuld ho died. When the. mail left, two horns after hi* death wasaiintmnccdr alt 11m flags in the city were at;half mast, ami cm Moms of were to appear in all pait> of thirdly. ' ,

To our nunitrous customers and the pcoptc ctr.cr.iily wt sjy,.we can sell ytra ail-kinds of at /iuvr priets th in ifir, vci.ich is the I est cvisence of the rjlr<nt!y iiir jricfs of out stock.

J A Powell, matched more*, .5 \V ;J Keencv.4 yr old gelding, 5 Jao W Powcl, 4 : “ , 2

,lai Barker, 2year old filly, 2 .Lis MeFaddcn. matched horses, - 5 .lidm Sheets, 3 yr old. ftalUon, ■ 2 Win Pavtie, brood mare, \ 5

(TortLs In>ll#na Kivci’l.'. INDIANA .STATE FAIK.: Mr. Waldo:— By your permission, I wish to make a few statement* in reference to our State Fair, jm-t closed at New Albany. I have «t : , tended some four or five of onr Annual Fairs, and I am confident,] never saw a better display of -line flock of every kind, and sumo of the finest improved machinery that 1 ever saw at any 'Fair.-'- Onr poi table Hay Press wbicli diy5 its wink exceedingly ivcll, making a bale weighing 350 to 375 pound*;•the hale smaller than the Mormon pioss.— The power is put on two screw?, one on each side,' worked 'with a crank; manufactured some where in Ohio. Field crops, and Fruit in great abundance, and very fine. Irecived first premium on 10 acre* wheat, 505; first premium' on 5 acres corn, 39%; second pieminm on 10 acres corn, 255.' I oKo received first premium on peaches, 5 varieties, 4$; and first premium on quinces, 5$. Jonas McKay received first ptcminm on 10 acres corn, 50S; Czicl II. Stow received first premium on hay, 105. Shclometh Stow received first premium on ten pounds honey in tho comb, G5.

Jji w'iS.

do sacking horse coif, 1 3 J Ilmsell, .3 year old filly. 2 T F Pate, nicking filly. . 3 I) Siepiienson, yearling filly*- ; 2 II B Keeney, 2 vear old filly, 4 .1 Dk-kason, 3 : “ i ■ 4

• nVrc »Vo/jir/.i<w<7 Sittd t'j Tell Yvit'

An a;svtln>*nt of t.-nss nucj*. ll.fll for ritl.nvsj of palii in un 1 beauty iif s*y'. s svas riiiter tac-filcii: t/i'£i> . v -i:t s, plain and fancy; plain, pi.rd, cioaded r.u-j (ittrilfti Fietifli int i Kipjn.'li Mt rinof.s and' Ca'l.ruercs. _Fan< y hvouns, of etc tar.! uV.-ifU.' - , I.avitt.-.s, ("oil:.' r'ai-L. Ihmr. Itifnia C.ip'.l.sl 1 'tmti and ;■ Tinted Velvets, Ae.. vVe., Ac., Mil ait et tt;i!.t/rd of l-tc }'ric-.s.

xmprovpi! <Jn:if:cr €lly Scwi:i;T .".lacliiaw, I’:'h 'j-.-c *,n 1 S„-.:i'V‘ A'-*'.!- * rsil Ecb* '• r ,vi 1 lli.x'o, f ■: si! JjJC’-.iutH, . srvi.r.r.VM) i»hicj;x. i' i'i;*’! i t'; !;_• JVjIIy t;h • ' ’ ' T > -.evil CaVi-; Ovc, 1; ;*(!, - * 37 00 ’ l:.v, rv. f .! = .. 40 OJ V;? in ra ! /i.;’Cvf. '* 4?W !■ 1 i}J j'.vr O i. tiij.Icr fctl.. J>' ‘-0 v.r i-: 7- , • S5M T!iaf■■•. in <:i' W.;*’?, ■■ ' S?0) l.v.v City, freillj la=- ■ r 1 v 1 !•:. - - . • - • 35 70 v 7‘ •: -v. t. i:i > VIn ■; Cvt, woo v. ; I iir ■!v.-i*n. ♦ ' 1 W 7, „■ '• :i il JIa!i:-Ta or »;.f o-'.r - ■ .. r ■ 703 v. ■„ . ! ' _■ i *y i t •'■■.i 1 ■S ;t.Or.-.r» j'iiret Tv^irti.t:a. i'.i * iioiiiaiF, ;m i (ni’.liet pamcaiat*.

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M Smith, 1 yr old stallion, 4 U A JWri.v 1 year old lilly, 4 S.U Hyde, ftu-king marc colt; . 3 [) Sicvrn«o!i,'i year old gelding, i! lira./Kelly. 2' ■ u , 4

'i'rctuctiiloii> Stock!! I -TAKE tlii> rntUi->d .r-f infrrnjin* Mi* Crtia-ns itf ’ Vtvjy aid stirr.uiMiili. CCiiiilry, that-1 have jns’ ivmrnxl Imm Cincinnati' wI!li ot*c ui the. Uigcst ami best sr lt c:**d stork* of ■:

Lin: of Col. David Crocuf.tt.— We acknowledge the receipt from ■Mr. G. G. Evans, tho Great Gin Hook Publisher. No. 439 Chestnut Street,'Philadelphia, of bis new edition of the vjLifc; of Col. David Crockett,*’ wrtpeh by himself. The woik comp rites tho Colonul’s early life hunting adventutes,'.his exploits in' tho Creek war,':'electioneering speeches, caicer (in- Cungicas, ficrvicesin tho Toxan: war, »tc.; to which is added un account of his death at the Alamo, in Texas. It in a book that will bo found fall of interest, and will be read| with sest by the present general ton. Price Sl,00. •

Hots ft for '-Light Harness. Sec. 2. Lemon ife Pmler. ot«!Imn, $2 Jos G Hell, 4. yr old gelding, 0 Ira IJn'Uoy. 3 y r old marc, , 4 T M JDjiigffttUs 3 yr'oftl gelding, 2 J W X’owoll, 4 yr old mure, , 5 W S Allen, 4 yr old gelding, 2 John Shicl-1, 4 year old marc, 2 Robert A Knox, 4 yr old gelding, 5 IVJ 4 yr dhi stallion, v 5 troUifj, Pacing and Saddle Horses, Dibble, 4 yr old stallion, 2 Daniel Norris; ; 5

Sr. l.ol’is/ Ocl;.l(K

Tbo Santa Fo mail, with dales U the 15i)i till., readied 3ndi*i'C«Jeuc* ti»is morning. . . •• \ ' Messrs. Uk’1.1, Porter and Cicn shaw iuyc nrrivod, They’ coulirn thereported nllack uponUhe omi party, and fit a to that the Indian took all the' nodes, provUiOas and clothing, but did hui.moList . the mail; which wait taken forward by ibu pext outgoing party- Thd incoming party found the dead bodjc« of four men, buppifiod to bo Pi kefs' Fcakcrs killed two days sybscqtiehl td tlio attack on the outward boundmail. The detention of tbclncom* ing parly wan owing to wailing for iho ox train behind them. Jl'bocom* lined strength of the two trains prob* ably prereuted another attack. A company of cavalry had btjeaordered to march immediately, from Fort Riley, to chastise the Indians*■: ■

It lit!) WXCXSPJIIXTS.

of all (!iiscr:| < li , 't(.:iit't prices. Cet?;* Pnroisltinj! (liVids, Ijals a ad Caps, ll.ni was over hroHttil l« Vt r*o' t anil I wiii iJ*(y ali.Citispehtitm to underseM i:.t, ai I am dftciluiofd to s-di taVap- i (ti-ii ti e cheapest.* -Jlv i:i>im is, ‘-Quick em.Ul pr-fiis'*. - , . 'My sinek conai'ls in part .if Ci>tor.i.>n, Pine, ami Su pi Mine OmciuM, EjmiO ss CiHts. fine 1'tes.v a ml linnetiulli Co.cs vl all descriptions, varying in' price fr-jia .AA oil to O'j l’ams fioni.$1- 23 to $7 6'.';.. Vests front $1.00 to_$7 iV. ■ Also, a well assorted stock of,; ■ •; ■/:..

All nf late '’vies fr.t.T. '!.•,• ii.aii i 1 fjfli It-:;, .m;7 al vtiy '.i>'v firkaS.

Anif.ii ’aii, Fitri'.c:; sjiiI Jko’.i i. Gind;;.r..? in full sJi i’ly.

valiitii ‘.In: usi V. U.UAM FAri.KNHn. Ac' itl ft-r Viva;. V. 3

Shnwift, &r. Stella, Kmcti?, Mati'io, Si.k, i\i>, of sty!»an-! AVm:N? ;- i 1 ; 1 fit ns.—‘l.i.itj ami Sijiivtc - !!ay MavAc., ant! a! c-:* iiol /»>t ta cutl every utic. I'ayjU’lN, Oil <'5olSi*,

l Ilit'.V /«;• '■! ftiiy j.frwa cr per* )r *' an y ■<:i n.y r'crr.i peririssinn it ■■■AIKEM'JKEIWD. <h:. *>, !-53-Jl

Jonathan Cole, 4 yr old gelding, 2 W S Allen, :, G

W Ifall, 4 yr old gelding, 5 Tho-iiGIaze, 4 year old stallion, . 5 L l]Ie»lsoe,4 ye'ftr old gcld>iig, . ; 3 t Wm ltle\r,3.yeiirbld trotting filly,3 Uonry Tinker, 4 yr old gelding, v 5. (j Leruwou, pacing stallion 5 D Phillips, pacing marc, 5 M Bard well, 4'yrold gelding, 2 • v Suceptakes on Morses. ■

BOY’S CLOTHING, of all prices; Hals of alt. colors, quality and prices.' ■ . , :.A; large assortment of ■ Purhiihir? ; Goods, such .as lineMiiM?* Cn.fer SkiK*, ! Ur a wtrs, 0 loves, I Id kTs.anJ a «rca l fmany -other articles too. numerous lo mention.

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V*'vay.

Wo ’have also; received from the same soared a copy of a new. work, entitled '•TuuEcrbi Cest. aMostu, or (he- Perils of j Fast Living,” a warning to young men. C/ Chas. BurJcll, author “Second ■ Marriage," fee. .This book deserves to be singled oat and noted , as above the many novels which are how pnblisiicil. il is a tjile of domestic life, its aim being lo:show the follies of the loo many passions and pleasures of fashionable life; and portraying tho downward epursif of. many of those who would be of : the “upper ten'." It is a-work that deserves a place in ercry;household. Price 51,

<>. t>. * CO.. Boot tV Shfic ?>l*i{wjitftur(rs, Shcc Slcro - Vi7hc!c3ale & Retail, Tlnin >irrrl) VtTny, nidlsua.

0*Come one, come all. nnd evamine' for ymir.-eif before purelaAing elsewhere. Il is no trouble lo tfmw Hoods—and goods I will sell lower.a good deal than they ever were bought here before. Hcroenibcr the store, on the south side of Main street, .Vevay, Indiana. Thankful for pa4 favors, by close attention to the trade, I hope lo ineiii s cute of your patronage, ocll2 JCUUS BLACII.

My wheat averaged per acre 34 bushels and 10 pounds. Com. 10 acres averaged 172 bushels nnd .3S pounds. Corn, acres averaged 184 bushels and 20 pounds. It was measured autl weighed necordingto the requirements of'the State Board. .Wheat, Mediterranean, sowed first week in September; Corn, Darby, planted about middle May, Cherokee corn-planter, ploughed three times with Double Shovel Plow*. •J. W." Wright.

£ not tori ride red ]; ’■ Thomas Glaze, best Gall ion, $5 Theodore Picket, best marc/' 5 W SAlIcn, best gelding. * 5

New Albany, ind., Oct; 8

a;! ’v. ; ,'ri i!t.!, .V» chiIi! <">3 Ii iV-.i fur -::i tii Mrs. fJii-

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Dr. Wm. M. Daily has been trtcil before -tbo Indiana Conference, at Bloomington, for dninkennessa and Icwdnesv and expelled from that body by a vole of 03 to 16. An appeal was taken to General Conference. -

lESsn n jQ.ao •£* tin;si'rt^rtM • - «l r-S\ t: v.ty-ei; 1 wClii^T " i;*t 1 r e !ic.-i Sira' it f (Oiitttry if* Tli \ >tn> t*.r puSl'p *; the M»fapI 1 £.■;.•* r*ivs!ar, '1‘i.uriilnj <L>1

,/ ! (Speed considered.]: *. Milton Ilea, lest itallioiy. * ’ 5 1) Phillips, le.'l mure, . . ' • _ 5 WS Allen, best gelding,-. . ’ 5 ’ } .. Jacks and Males. - v ; ; : G i i ffilh Dickason, sacking col I, T Jackson Searcey. ;1 yr old Jack, 3 Samuel Jdkinson, ‘ *‘/■ mule, .2 .; “ ; sucking mule, , 2 Jns McHenry, 2 yr old nude, ' - 3 G B Qariinghouse, Mickg jack col I 3 ; 3 yr bid jennet & Jacob Weaver,; 2 raulfl 2 J T North, • : 1 . ' do ; 3 J D ?ilu|ford, , ;‘3 . jack T> II Winnings, .3 ■ ■ . mule, 2 Edward Heady .-3 nitilo 5 -— , 3 jack - 2 Horsts and Mules for Drdvght. Johm llocha), best draught horses,’ 5 Jordan \Yaihscott, best geldirig, 2 Henry Tiiftsi,font yr old stallion, - 3 Ilonfy Seth,. ,■ u 2 Jeltefppp. Stevens, match mule*, 5 T FJ Putt?* four year old gelding, , 2

Adniitiistrator’s iHotice.. 'VOTICE is hereby given Umi letters‘of IV Administration luye been duly punted by the. Court of Xnniinon Pjras of Switsetlend coun;y,.hi tin* unde (signed, on the estate of (Jmige L. Nonti, cearcd. All persons having claim* apainal eaid estaie ore requestci! to come forward ujih the 5lui:e duly itutt.tn’jc'atcii for settieiuent. The estnie ts s i; lo be iiisolver.l.

• COMMERCIAL. ' Tetav, October 11. V (Corrected by Jesse Teats.J Flanr—4y,50a5,25. Wheat—OOaSoc.

’V-; Ji.tV !t.c I ., ptife (lT Fat Catt.e, an-1 ilt-r*.

A fri'hirisitau* Sfucii Df }Ir!) Hoy PiaM'.-fkoldi cets, l/mre-iy tllaukrls . of ■ nl! ktn-.’s. Cantu!! I Inillieir, Ci.ee!-.,-;, Ticking:’, Ae., ic., Ar., nl vtiy iow f^'isrt-s.

NQlt HiC'iT A ROUS. 15* We j iff PjU-M tTiSlVrl p:re n 0 iT.h fej Hlj't’.S,! * Le left a; :Lc ,.{ Ci :’j -V V.V n ‘ N, A it* Vivji'i r t, if

Mr. Kvans. wilt send either of the above-homed works on receipt of lit? price, and. twenty-ono cents to prepay the postage,; to any part of the United State, ‘together with a gift varying in value from 25 cents to S100. Mr. 45 publishes a classified catalogue - of the largest -■ assortment of books in cycty.department of litera me, which: will be sent' free of postage, to any- person/ by addressing him. ; ■

Oir We have received a copy of the Minutes of the' Langhery Association ot Regular Baptists, held with the first Delaware Church/in Ripley county in September last. This eociation is composed of fifteen churches, with 1,012 members. Rev. A. Connelly was chosen Moderator, and E. H. Davis Clerk, ,

vllay—10 lo 14*3 a ton, offered.— Small lota of piue tiiuntby have sold at 815, which is the price asked by holders, generally. Butter— l2W5o. a lb. . Eggs—8alUc a dozen. I 1 oi a Iocs —Keshannocks 35e,

fi. T. WlLMAM-S, Admiiiiilntof. October 12, m

To the Tax-rivers of Swlt-

&J»Onn»—I'aolbhi!;, OI Wlilcli Wf have- t» Very J.ar^f 4|

€E> rati o -et s- / jit ‘LM's l n‘ ILs'. iry ;.ni *.;r r;i lr.it i!-.r,iv v -ri -d. IVr>a‘r.(t '“J‘ ‘" riMi*:Li:.s IN.-Eit.

zerliMitl County. ri’Iir. Tr,',i*irfr cf So'lier'Aml L lV;nij, !:t:t''V n-.'i'.c* (!.i Ti'i-l'-ivt:*. ■( muI county tfi c 1 - i. n-.,v n . ; > rv.'ti ■ c U\c. on ti c it ijiiic i o ( if tl.ejcir I'. I',* 1 - 1 - Xl.< r-tet of IJ?:ttion l.t :4 I jv :r.ifi-f CSj . ■:

Chickens—1.60.1.1,75 a dozen. Onions——45a5Uc. a bushel. Onion » c clts—62, a httihel. Greco Apples—10 to 76c a bushel

As-iarnnrut.

.\n'l in ilr selection more ihan vs iai {i.iisjj has httu Liken; r-> lC‘l u v f.ii. suit tu-nl'Mly in all kind* of Mrn'r mu: Hoy's Clothing; ami what’is Letter, ate greatly reduced.

The Main Street Church, of Vcvap, was unanimously received into the Association. , ’ ;

Wood—2,0pa2,50 a cord. Bacon—llama shoulders 10; sides Haliii;. Cornmeal—per bushel, SOo, Lard—per lb, I2.J, 14al5c. Sweet potatoes—15c a bush. ClSCISSATI, Oct. 10. Flonr—64,0084,70 for tmperline, and S4.75 to 5.00 for extra.

Male ami Cftimtj 1 Tax.

CET;j a jSf *o H i Li. I'l.K-'llNS ItMiiviag themselves -ir.;;-i.tc.i ti< ;j; i.i; U i/i account, *M f- lo r.if! i‘ h-tn ard Slid settle the tUHiv !-v Nu c i r immediately, si We I1H1..1 havt; (; ;;r links stilled. MLS':. DKTJMJi & TARDY. Vev.iv. Iti<I , (>t. |S.ML--tf.

. r« f:»:» 1 nr; -.-i cvTifirt va’.uatbn. ii'i-1 .H'tsTit, ■;11 l- i ll [> ■'!. f ur l- ' n;; (.-it; .--c-, on tf;e mi l yt v'ci f ' ii t t.?i i I or Sii. .-i I 1 ) an iliu ?J r 'ami Cf j r-.'tii- o'. c:v'i | -/■. l or S ■i!v Si:A:ti; 1 ;;:il j nr;C cent.. ra Cavil $0 ! l.Cn.l i’ II.

A I.SO,

They passed' resolutions rocom*: mending the Vo ray Ladies-College to tho favor of the Church, The number of ordained Ministers in the Association is eleven; Licentiates, aeijen. . ,*

; Asotuen 'Fallen Mimstbr. —The Rev. A. \Vnght, paitor of a Methodist church in Cleveland, Ohio, has been expelled from bfa Conference, bis oflemes being romantic walks by moonlight with young stairs in the church, kisses to the same that were loo warm for kisses of charity, and worse (ban all a hint givendo a childlens married lady-of His congregation that it wax "not .too late yet to have a hoy.*’ The affectionate pastor i« 50 years old. and has a wife, lie appeals to tho General Confeienco. declares the kissing perfectly harmless, and the hint to the married sister was .‘’physiologicar* merely.

(‘lain and Fancy Cas'interes, Cloths o\ all grade?, Satinets, Tweeds, I’cavciecns, dears, Ac., together with a large supply of dents Futiu.'hing Gtiuls. tn aU oi which \Ve can gi»e you gnat turgaint.

■ » ■ : 'lloruei Cattle . R T Goddard, 1 yr hid heifer. fl Jonathan Ficnch, best cow - . 6 dames Cole, 2d best cow, ; • 2 d K Li'ad, best bull, 3 jr or over, 5 Jas M’FaJden, 2d best , 2 do I yr old heifer, 2 James Cole, 3 5

Towniiilp Tax.

: In ti'Mitta o the .,!>iso S‘ r„* m l C.>;n‘y tiv. Il.f To'an-i.i;. ta\ in (In; il;;!vr.a: loa nrliii.. U ai rilloiri:

$|MTs:»] Aolicc, VLL persons indebted to ns. either by Note, or tin Hook account, are earI.otiy requested 'to pay up, as we *io muth in' want o f Cash in closing up onr projfiil business. 1 HARWOOD'& DOAN. Vtvay, Aug, SI, that).

•ftirtr-rox —rorTo'rnrWp j urj o-c*. I cvr.! n rwh fl"": hr K >».t; tir,-. ■<", i.,nc ivfi £!(<», S( r;i .1 Mhoo! Sir, ul.j i.nt.ivh f, altJ -i teat,.i'll tavii pi’1.

The Largest and Rest sleek of all kinds OF BOOTS A ?> U SHO££,

.Wheat —firm, .with a steady demand; sales fair to prime red at 61to 105c; 1,08 forgood white; and 61,10 a 1.12 lor prime white. . Corn—old in fair demand at ,80c; hew dull-at 00c. Oats—active at 4ltp43c.: Ilye—advanced to 75aT7c. Barley—-ntciidy at 58a70c. Groccties-r-Sugar MoW* sea 4la42c; Coffee ISailiji. • Potatoes—pii me 81.55 ; o barrel.

Tho next Association is to be held with E&nezer Charch, four miles wes; of Aurora, ou the first Satur day- ami Sunday, in ' September, 1SC0. , .

VifAT—.'■[■Ps'atJ'i.'fciil lav f-,r Vtv.iy TVrn.tilji, SitWrrncJih i l:i>. ai.il o*.'ten’, on tv. I* |oil; 1-ix if if.c Ion U■ of Vein,, Ii real.': pn ii.i- cJvt) i aluatidti.

ever-opened in this place, of the lest make, ami at tower prices than the common goods ate usually siiM at.

do 2 • “ ' ' 5 do: 1 " 2 do ball calt ' 3 JaslyRccd, 2d *' -V 1

Vet*—Tj«n>Up tit. iifi ten'..'onC-iuh $ltO; Kuj I (.it, 8 tcalt on r.icli $ t r.ittf—Tn:.n>!.ip tax. ceatu on each <ICt'; t.t v, i fcn , ph ctili $U“,

A beautiful selection of Ron nets and Round .Tiiihrr.inss, and at our usually low prices. Also, Dress Trimmings in large variety; Fir.broideries in all the LtU; siylts; filoves of every kind; I.iccn aiid Silk llilkfs; UoosKry,.Ladies Wrappers, Toilet Quilts, Fancy Rackets,'T»ble L:nens, Towtlincs, Napkins, Ac., Ac., Ac., examination nfail of winch is resptclfiHl>‘ solicited. COLEE ASD SEE OUB

Kolicc to Whom it May Concera. VI.I. lln r ktin' ln; iIictccIvm itulrlrtl to tr» fiy ,,r o.l.cmi-c. « iil f te3<enil «sJ i-ule hy the f.r-t of Oc'o' er. i>r their so-e-.ur.t' wiil t-o jitireJ Iti ihehah .1* »>f iproier oT5nr f e c-V.'tcJec. WILLI A Jt K.\ I t.LN £R. Vetay; 13, IhiJ.—'7l

Janies Cole, 2 yr old heifer, - 1 James Elder, best 1 year old bull .4' Jon a Frants, best 2 : 5 BimonIMiarl, 2d > 2 J S Olmstead, 2 yr old bull, ' 1

— Tfiti a<!,ip tax. - cruti on ctfh .SICil; Roi’lUv, |0(c:i;m,i tidi (-jtoUl tlx. 8 c.u;t on c-kIi U'-’, nu t '_j o-j i on v-u;li foil. I'tf.Af AXT —To:rr.;L : p Ixt, j eer.:-i <in e.ich i 1W; Uoal 14\ i. 1 ,'r;n:, on civ li ; 1- 0; jJ Lu, 1}, tui:,. os •fl<•'.>, a:i.l Jl‘ nn.. ou CJ,:; j o.i. c*iO—Tswn i,in tax, 5 tendon «u:h $lic; Ko.tl ini, )■:rt.v,' d i c.icli i ItOc» :ii .‘-oLojI r.i\, I,’, cv.VJ on cuvi yJir ; , r.u i cen’. on Cjv’i ioil..' ■ ‘ Jrtl far th; |-nri )■« of itcclvlnp tAicy lie Tn4 uitr * III a*:n.il a: tl.c iu .il [inircv of kol.ltn; WiciKiiInt;.0scic"alTuvn,h:jt*iatie tjr. on U.c fiiioniny illy,, lo-viit:

another column will be foond the iut of pi cm turns awarded at the Switzerland and Ohio County Agriculmral Fair.' We believe this Exhibition was equal to any local Fair in tho' State. It will bo’acen that there were 255 persons entered articles for premiums, and-1020 articles entered; 375 ptemiumswore awarded, amounting to 8750, Total receipts during the Fair 81,250:

Kmporlani lo Females. . DU. CUUDSDMAX-S PILLS,

do . 4 ‘V 2 J Frank?, best heifer calf, . 2 B Slow, 2d best “ 1 • Conclusion next week.

• The toiijlilLaliiin of ingredients in these FiUt ara itio result «r a lung niul c\!f imvc practice. They aru mil-1 In ttivir «iK’Riil‘>a, ami certata la eurrveting all (rrveularitie*. I'aii.fol Menitrna* linns, reiaiiving ell whether frota c-i|J or oliu-ru i>e. Sieailaeh.', patn In tho *;Je, {eilptlatiuti of Uni hi-itt, U;;Lirl*cJ »Jcep, which arjjc from Intcrruptiuri of mtare. ■ To MaBRico Lathes,

3IA1UUEU,

On the Ctb inslant, at the residence of Mrs. Adnius in Vcvoy, by Jlev. E. b. Riley, Mr. John \V. Suit Bud Miss Harriet J. Adams. .

. AoRiccLTmi3lEETixG.—Tbe annnal meeting-outlie Ohio and Switzerland Agnchural Society will be iiehl at’ the Fair grounds on Tuesday,' ISth Inst., for the purpose of electing ofliccrs for the ensuing year. U. II. Stow,- Pros’t.

ACCIDENT AT PEA,

Norfolk, Va., Ocl. 0.

: On Tuesday, OcU4th, by Elder \Vm, Johnson, in Ghent, Ky., Mr. Joshua W. Euirell and Miss Drusilla Tandy,

At Florence, on Mi>nd#y, November 1, At Patriot,' on Tuesday, November S. .AI Qaetcus drove, Wednesday, Nor.9m At AllCnxville,'Thursday, Nov’r 10. ‘At Uennington,, Friday, November tl. At Jacksonville, Saturday, Nov’r 19. At Btattown, Monday, November 14. At Veray, Tuesday, Novmiuer to.

Nearly 100 nf the passengers that left New York, on board tho (Jusher City, bound to Havana, bave ar* rived here on the 7th inst.

Dr. CfiecKtnmi's thlli sro invaluable, a» they w ill [triiiz on the monthly period wlih regularity. lai !u’s » lir> have bocndKsppoinled tn the u<« nf nihtr IMLs fan plaro the kttnwi tcmSderce In Hr, Cluvscmm's IhlU dii'.ng all that Hi cy rcprosentto do. * JlOTIfT.

Forthen you will te rare to bay at T3e, u CL«j* Cash itoro" of

■ On Tuesday, Oct. 4th,*AViri. H. Taylor of Aurora, and Miss Lucy -A. Nctlli of Switzerland county.

HATHAWAY* CO. VerajvScptcmbet 21, IfM.

JSr.Wo have received a copy of the address of Col. E. Dumont boV loro the Julia Dumont Society, ot Brookville, in Jans last. It 'is a very good and practical addiafs.cour taining many good bits, and bornetruths.Wo. have peraicd.it with much interest.

When 50 miles south of Cape flatten, the engine was broken, causing great excitement on board. Her boats were manned and provisioned and equipped in readincsslo abandon tbo steamer if found to be necessary. On the first alarm, it was supposed she was leaking badly, as 10 inches of water wore found in ber bole, Tbo pumps were manned, and it was soon discovered that it was no serious leak. The flag was however, displaycd Union down, as a signal of distress, which brought the hark Dumbarton, Capt. Sbadburne, of Boston, from Turks Island, hound to New York, to the relief of the passengers. The passengers were mainly transferred to tbo bark, with a supply of provisions, and arrived safely in Hampton Hoads last night, under chat go of J. J. Hargon and Dr. Finnell, surgeon of the ship.— Twelve of the passengers, and all of tbo officers of tbo steamer preferred remaining on hoard. Bho was last seen forty miles south of Capo Hatteras. No Hi\b were lost.

They -Wild cot bo nsoil during PrepRicry, esa uU-cankgi; murid certainly result there from.

On the 7th inst,,‘by John 0. Anderson, Esq., Mr. Henjamin ‘Crow and Miss Nan* ty J, Sparks, ail of Vevay.

■. (£7- Tbo Augusta Ago publishes complete returns of tho votes for Governor at thu recent election in Maine, tho footing arc: Morrill, Rep,, 56,318; Smith, Dom. 44,318; Morrill's mojority, 11 970.

And at the Trt-iiarcrV OCce, In Way, un*lt II,e 5.1 JjMvhvy >n Match nett. , Ahcr uhlcli Hue the lor t>:ai:cr It the Trco-tirer'. ilii’y to collect'-all impal) lave.i by dKrc#. and aaJc of [ir.'licnr—a lifc’i ,tlily he t nut» hi* uillrenilcr urncvev'arr, by pay (he antaoDt of Save, charged to them prc.Iuai to lhe time tpetafied, and j.ivc co*.*#. .

Warrant*! purely vegetable, and free from anythin!; injurions'w lile or health. Explicit direction*, which ehooM be read, cceatnptc; ratit box. I’rice 81. by mill oneoclo*Inp 81 in tins General A pent. Sold by oa* DnisrUl )o every lotmlniho U tilled Elates. 1E.K. HUTCIHSGR, Contra! A pent for thoXfnlied Elate t, 165 ChnmKM-st., New-Yort, 7*j irion r.'! be adJrsraed.

150 KK«S HAHSaS. JUST RECEIVED, direct fiom I he manuftciory, of the best make, and at tow figures, at The '.‘Cheap Cash Store” of • - HATHAWAY & CO,'

. [lliuibters and Justices of the Peace, are requested to band in alt wedding [for publication—with or without the cake. Deaths are also published gratuitously,- if they are handed in.]

tiT Surer. I.W! arc re;ue<tet lo file ih.e r reed i*.., f,r ivi-rk <lo«c in lire r re-pee’tve thiiiictj, on or 1-cfire tbo tla:e of n.eciiti,; it.e Tax-Fay cr#. ao'l'clinnucnt-, fur the year Isis, are remiti del that if they ui.lttomvc cj»tf, they wa-t pay up prcvUn* to the li;h of November.. Afiar Hint time, from iTl lo tin |er cent, I'n the shape of co-L), ait! i n adJef to each dollar due fiont dellnrpiciit#. IliA N. MALLN, Treasurer of S. C. Treuurcr'i Office, Oct. I-, I si?.—it

3L- O G G. IBL* ifi. G 55»S IT is acknowledged by nil, that yon can buy the best article of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Rice, in fact nit kinds of Groceries for the/cost money, at the "Cheap Cash Store" of HATHAWAY & CO.

Sold by J. L. TmeairD, Vcvay, Indiana; C. tl, Wuiut'c, Madison, IndUna. fcb®*iy

(Kr Wc arc authorized.to say that the Vevay and Bising Bun Telegraph Lina will bo completed about tbo : 2d of, this month, immediately alter which time, tbc subscriber* thereto, will bo called on for their subscriptions.

jtgrTho receipts of tho Indiana Ssato Fair Ibis year, were as follows: For gate tickets and exhibitors’ badges, 68,000. For rent of ground tor booths, shows, &c., 8900. Total 89,500. .

BLACK TEA — a superior article of Oolong or Black Tea, for sale at the Kerry street Drug Store, Kp23 L STEVENS.

DIED,

In this city, on the 29th September, of Mexican diarrhea and palpitation of the heart, EtJFiu C. Spivoik, aged fi4 years, of Switzerland county, Indiana.'—N't, Lauii j{rjm!/liean, Ocf. 41 A,

F.RAO.X8 »hohavo>uh#crjlei) money towanlt the erection of a l*rc-hv!cnan tliurcli in Veray, will pieve lake notice that they are re iuc :ic 1 to "pay to the un-lcr.dxrel T went)-live 1 cr tent, of It.e tunontil mli- crit ot imor before the I ifli HAY OK OCIOIIKK NEXT.

1000 doz. Ujjjjts Wanted. W: Win, f ly the market price fax the abort nuanijiv of Fte*h Her,. In caih or tr*k, at oar Grocery. CI.AUaSOl* h WALDO,

mr*prsn c<c3E,

STOCKHOLDERS In the Verty, ML Sterling & VcMillei Turnpike Company, *hohavc,ubterihed iloctto com! me! the IIranch of .aid rood to Fairvtew Meeting Home, are hereby noticed that the Hoard of Director* hare order*! that FIVE DOLLARSon each>hareso rahecribed be raid to C. P, SCHENCh’, Treasurer of said Company, on or before the 2U: day of tiCtOBKl!, ISW.of » bich raid Slock bolder* will pJea*e lake notice and pay tbe swee to said Treamrerby that dale. By onler of the Hoard of Direct or J.. , niEDKJUCK L. GH13AH0, President, rr.rmtrr dufocr, secretary. September 21, 1M3L—It

03" Bemcmber tbo Shade Tree Meeting on Saturday afternoon next. Tho Committee's are expected to report at that time. Lot alt tbo people attend.

MACKEREL.— Kits, Half Bands, asd Barrels, far sale by mav26 GUISARD&SON.

NICW AI>VKUTTSBMKNTS.

Hy order i f the Tnii'ccr. FERRET DUFUl-'R, T real a re r.

J&rTha mortality of Cincinnati for dbe week ending October 7:b, was sixty-one. Tweoly-ono deaths occurred from scarlet fever.

l»r. J. SI. ltolicrt», SURGEON DENTIST, g5Ce*HAS I’eraanenlly kx-i'c.l tn Vcvav, for )itir|*n-e uf ptncilein;; ti e d-jitcj (This 1’rafe.uion. lie* will tn-ert ArtiQrial Teeth in the most approved style, by U.e ,-inyle one or whole sell. Ttvlh cleans:!. and extracted. i iJidic.ior prnitciuen ik-lriny hi# service, wjll rerelv e Irameillatc attention, Office on the corner of t’cmlnarj and Main-cross street?, ortli

X, H, For convenience. I hire tna-le amusement j tritit F. I. (JriMr.I to receive nion’ci ,o iol>rcril t-i, and pit e receipt# for the c.vne for tee. fc’ept. 2S, H03.—31 I*. DLTOUl, Trca*.

'IFANKKE HORSES—Wo hare a aoppTy of J. Clothes Horses for sale low, ,®ugl7 CLARKSON & WALDO.

Hide —s.w> r*r the hijim nartot^rir^ dry and green Hide*. maylS CWRTOI0CBB ft liiWCL

LEMOXS —Just rerelrcl. and for sale low by a tig 17 . CLARKSO.' & WALDO..

Grand Union of tho Daughters of Temperance, is now in session at Liwrencobnrgh.

Rev. B. F. Foster preached at Odd Fellows’ Hall last night,— Ho proaches again to night,

Brown’* Trucltc*.--A very ayrtcablc and popular remedy Sir Coughs, fold., tc.« can be ha,| attlie Ferry ittect I'McCere. angtO 1. STEVEKS.

r | 1 ho Celebrated Wooster Fannie; Mil's (cr rale le» by Otlutl ft Be*.

SHINGLES.— Pine and Poplar SUagtet on hand and for ra!o tor for cadi. iiarwood i boas’. -

: JESSE TEATS, . WOCLP inform his oM customers cod the rested mankind, that lc is just reef if tit’ anJ open ,r>g at Lis t>I<l sl-nl the and lest of Goods in Itis line ever to Vevay, cwmptising, in par), a complete stuck of DUY GOODS, Groceiie*; Hurd wave, Uoois ; mid Mines ol till kinds, QUEENS WAHE. II ATS A GAPS, For Men and Roy?, and " ‘ REA l> V HI A I>L (’ LO TH ISifi. thousand tliins? loo numerous to mention hi nit adviniMiient. All of wind. w.iil. l>i» st,Id as cheap as tha cheapest,.forcash or its equivalent. I would re»peoif"l|y request hi! want-in-tm titles m iny line m $ : r.; me a t a,( nod ermine mv s'cckT'elor,* ii’ift-LastnE oNe.whVrc, feel, run lid ;m it,-; 1 on I soil you. ! JKSSE TEA I;?. ■ Winy, Oct. 12/1559- • - .

*5Stsr • IH EL can* •'. In All Itu Vnrioilcn, ■ At iJa*;itly 'K educed Prices! ' at tiu: “ C H E A P C A S II S T 0 E E M ■IIATSJ A WAY & ( Q.