Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 42, Vevay, Switzerland County, 19 October 1859 — Page 2

J 0 Button, 2d best bn millet 64 do best hoogarian seed i S Stow, best aero of whits beans 5 R A Harris, best acre of com 5 Isaac Stone, hf acre Irish potatoes 5 S S Barker, hi acre sweet potatoes 5 E Abbott, hf acre bnckwheat 5 A Hide, best arranged, <kc. farm 5 A 0 Adams, 2d 44 • 8

Premium Tobacco.— Messrs. Al* lyn and Egelstou, of Carrol ItouiKy. have sent ns a specimen of tbeir premium chewing tobacco. The article sent ns, was a part of the lot which took three premiums at .Fairs this year. As wo do not chew the weed, wa are not able to speak of its merits from our own knowledge; but we li£ya given portions of it away to onr friends, and they speak well of it, Messrs, Allyn dr Col, do a large business in their lino, and our merchants would pi oh ably find it to their interest to buy of them,

ARRIVAL OP TIIEt'SORTII BRITOX."

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 16.

Christmas Eve Supper, THERE Will be a SUPPER given at Odd Fellows Hall, in Vevay, on Friday Evading, December 23J, 1859, for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. Ur Order or the Social Cikcle. - Vevay, lad., Oct. 12.1859.

1859. 1859. THE FALL TRADE.

Mr, iEditoii: — The Election ri now over—the Democracy defeated— Hall left on the Wharf Boat with his old partner, and the balance of the rejected at homo. The will of . the people he done, and let the majority rule, is my doctrine. It is no disgrace for a candidate to be detested, unless hia own meanness dc- ' feats him. Why was Billy JIall dci feated, and beat hy 2;i7, when be and ’ sonic of his patty were so sanguine ! of his success? and, especially, beat : in Posey Township? simply, because ol his misrepresentation, and lack c f .ttjhicncc. ■ He came here amongst | us, and we received him friendly, and treated him gentlemanly; but i became we could hot all support him, ! shotted his Irish. He took special j pains to tell some of bis supposed I friends, **TImt Howe bad little, or i no influence now, and it matters Httlo ! hew he goes.” Kow when Mr. Hall, |the*'Gieat defeated,” is setting in his Wharf Boat reading the Official return', and. 227 staring him in hisluce, let liini ask himself, which has the most iiitiuenco in old Posey, ho, oMtivseli? and if he cannot answer satisfactorily, lei him ask the .voters, • If with his rich Irish Harney Irogco he wielded such a powerful influence, where did his numerous friends dodosil their volts; and why did they not loop him somewhere near tbo fag-end-of his party at rho Patriot polls? and wiry, let me ask him did the people of this County return him to Ids Wharf Bout, with such an over •whelming majority: perhaps ho cannot tell; hut one thing 1 can tell him. Had he been the mantis thought * he was,.with such a powerful influence, and I the man be represented me to U*, he might now have been i. / * . : the Auditor elect, and Lindiey benchrted UsuTiioL-saM) Dolubs by being left sole proprietor oflbu wLarl boat. If he ia still of the opinion that “Uuwc has little or no influence ! now”-.let him coma out again for Uouie ifiice', and he will imd that jeven Mtti'.o of those who wcic iuIjiiuin'ed'lry ?lit- •'rich brogue” will ! vole ngsinst him. Were 1 the regu- ' lar nominee of the Democratic parry j ol this Comity for an office, and jgoi only tue majority in such a demjoeratic place av Ii.»rk works, and liO j behind my party at Patriot, I would j never run fur an office'again, or c-pen J my mouth about inji'ience. lionsat v ■has tier been tho b,-i policy, an I I when Billy. Hall- thinks I lave no. influence, let him leave that qafslinn for" those to decide n\er whom I try ■to fieri it. Tuv hundred and \ Tjro Honored ah-/ 7’went*;-Semi—-fone hundred and -1H—one hundred j and 19, and .one hmnir-nl and 74 *:c ! ntmiWs that can teach him, an I j seme others I could nr.me, a l>.'cn, j perhaps iruiie efficetmd than any thing j that could he written oh paper.

France, Austria uni Sardinia Preparing for War! Death of Minittcr Mason/ A Collision in Maty Shortly Pipe (ted?

A special despatch to the Republican says Capt. Simpson and party reached Leavenworth yesterday morning from California, via Camp Floyd. The Captain reports his return route from California to Camp Floyd better than the outward one; htoh [sic] 250 miles shorter than the Humboldt river route. Simpson, also, by direction of General Johnston, explored the new pass through the Unita Mountains, which will shorten Gunnison's route to Camp Floyd about 100 miles and in case a pass is found through the Rocky Mountains directly east of Unita [sic] river, a route will be obtained shorter than any now to cross the plains. ~~~~~

(KtOTTR GOODS ARE HERE.-CO

FARTHER PoiKT, Oct. 10.

The steamship North Briton passed this point early this morning, with Liverpao dates to the 5th tost. Mr. U. S. Minister to Prance, died suddenly of apoplexy on. the yd,* : ' ; ■ The Great Eastern' was'to leave Portland, for .Holyhead on the 8th inst, : : ■,

NOTICE .

THE Largest, Cheapest, ami moslbcauIi hi I stock of Fall and Winter Gootls,

1 EL who know themselves indebted to 1\. ;Tcaia & Schenck, will please call anil settle the same, as we must close the business. ocll2 JESSE TEATS.

W J Keeney, best farm honse . 5 A C Adams, " Barn ■ 5 W Glenn, best hedge fence 5 UH Stow, 2d " : S W Mounts; best pair shanghais 1 C W Mcndle, 2d best A do common brood chickens 1 W Mounts, best brahma poetries I W McFaddcn, best poland ducks : 1 Ben] Dennis, " *• Bantams ■ - 1 Jai Colo, : ** Cochin China ,1

The “Cheap Cash Store"

OF IIA Til AAV AY &-■ CO.

It is a matter of surprise to some, that we can sell such pood poods at such r*ry fore prices, Hut we huy for Osh. and tell for Cash. We buy our Goods in the Eastern Cities, ami buy from fust Lands, thus saving to the consumer the Jobbers' profit of It! to 20 per cent, ‘Tooiir numerous customers and ll.e people generally we say, we can sell yea all kinds of goods, at (otter prices linn rter, w hich is the best evidence of the extremely loic prices of our stock.

Ali six Plenipotentiaries were present at thc’Znrieh Conference heid oh thclbl in-t., at which rimejlie articles of the treaty of peace were read over. The Paris Paine says that iho treaty will be t-igned in a few days; and that it will confirm the ecstiou of Lombary, and contain the settlement of the Lombard debt.; *

; Death.of Mimster Mason. —Tito telegraph briefly states that the Hon, John Y. Mason, U. S. Minister-at the Court of France, died of apoulexy on the 8d inst.' Mr. Mason has occupied his present position nbont six years, having been appointed by. Pi evident Pierce in 1853. ■

“ best brahmas A Thos Reynolds best (turkeys V . 1 C \V Mendle, host cpm geese .1 ’ do collection of poultry : 1 Conclusion next week.

COMMERCIAL

Vev.iv, October IS.' [Corrected,by K. E. 4J K. Pknsants.] ■ Flour—S5.50a5,25. Wheat—90a05c.

The aftjirs of. Central. Italy will be fettled by a European Coiig(c<s r

. Hav —Primn timothy, 14-5 a ton. Small lots of pore timothy have spll at'@15, which is the price asked, by hollers, generally.

It incited at Paris that Austria has consented to reduce the Piedmontese portion of the Lombard debt. l‘rmu -'4(10,000,000 francs to a little nioto than ball that mm. i The London Times ha« anniher Hiticio oh the San -Juan diflicnliy.— i While rejoicing .at the mission .of Lifiiit. Gt’n. Scott,' and: tru-ting to. a p.icilic t-ohitioii, the article in qtn-s-tioiF averts (hit the Island belongs to England, imd . pitches into Geu. Harney as a filibuster. . Tire Loudon Times says that agents uf tins French, Austrian and Sardim it n Govern n i cuts mo soli riling; lenders from the English iron-founders for lurge (pi.ii.lilit-s of rilled cannon. Tho-French Army of will winter in Italy. The latest rumor says preparations ferithe French ■expedition for China have been suspended, and the indicaVi urn of » WcUing - dovin Uy' k’ tftvwt are apparent. • . ’ Marshall Noil's order.of the day on joining tho troops at Toulor, has been 'construed into an admission that peace is not likely 'to last long. The London Herald'e Paris, correspondent says nothing is heard on every aide but preparations for war, and gives a similar-picture of affairs in-.Aristlia and Sardinia, ,

Butter—15c. a lb, I'ggs—10c a dozen. : 35c; other kind'. oOo. : ■ ■ V Chickens—liSOs.1.75 a dozen. Onion;.—-— -lu.iyOc. .a; bushel. Onion - fitts-r-S2 (2,50.1 bushel. ; Green Applo--40 toyoca husht-1 Wood— 2,00.>2,50 a cord. Bacon —llama 15c; .IhpnKlcrs 10;: sides 14al5c. , ■

MB SIS*

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

£537 The. Sabbath School Celebration on Saturday was not largely attended. Tho Main Street Baptbi School made.a neat appearance, and bad a “nice time" al Odd bellows Hall. Tho Methodist' School—although they were the mo vert in the celebration—failed to turn out on the occasion'.

* nVre Something Sited to Tell I on.’

WEDNESItAV, ocrtiiiKi: 15, T-j-J,

An assortment of Dress Goods, that for richness of pattern and beauty of styles was never eicelled; Dress SilK*, plain ami fancy; plain, plant, clouded and printed French mid English Merinocsand Cashmeres. Fancy Detains, of cleyant designs, LavilUs, Ducats, Clolild Plaids, Itallis, Lama Cloths. Plain and printed Velvets, Ac,, Ac., Ac., and all at imSeard of lots .prices. . -

rmitrc ran In! Liken of nr.'inTmmre eonimunmlLun-. Wha liver 1) Inlciiilnl for Invcrtlou mn.l Iw. 1 ■ntht-tiliceaet) l.y (In' naim.- nidi BiMrvvv of lliu ivfiler; nolnminiil; f»r j.ul.lication, but av n gunratiW ui‘ gin*I Tiilh- Wu caimol uudertatu to relnrn ivJfcbM aftiele;.

' 1 Hr 1 AH AilvevtiwmenU j'nyabU 1 in ailvance,orTvlien AtIMavil in;dk-; In im ea.vj subject to Uiu'Jeby of li-gsil j)ptcir*s.

Tremendous Slock ft I TAKE this method, of informing the citizens of Vevoy and surrounding country,'that I -have just returned from Cincinnati wIUi one of tbe largest anti lest selected slocks of.

ITjr’Ali Irainleul ath'crlliL-tueoli to -In} for iuTariilly lu silvuurc.

Coinmeal. —per hiiOtol, 80c. '• LnnL--pcr.lt), 124, M.tl5c. Swest potatoes—Toe ft SI a bush. , , CtVciXNATI, Oct. 17.

Mr. iloha Fi.-Cotton of Pie asaul township! has a scholarship in Indiana Asbury University, which he is not using at the present term, and bo will give any young man the use of the same who may desire tt> attend said College, at Greeucasllc.

THE RECENT STATE EI.KCTIOXS.

im:pi£CES riuxrx. All of laic styles' ftom the l>vsl man4 factories, nntl at veiy low [tikes.

Tho People's ticket in 'Pennsylvania JiflSTeceirci a majority estimated ot 21,000. Tho just chosen is strongly Republican in both branches. The House stands 05 to S5. * One-thud o£ tlw iicnata U tUvAcd biennially, Of tho twenty-two Senators holding over, cloven are Re* publicans, and eleven Deraocrata.- 1 - •Tbe Opposition arc reported to hr.vo carried every one of tbs eleven Sen* atonal Districts in - which elections were held this year.- This gives twenty-two Republicans * to eleven Democrats. Tho Senators now elected will, of course, take part in tho choice of a successor to Senator Bigler, in 1SG1. ,

CLB^<s>ca?;a2::s: of all description and prices, Gents Furnishing Good;, Hats end Caps, that was ever brought to Vt-vay, end 1 will defy nil competition,to' underset) me, as I am determined to sell cheaper than the cheapest... Mv limito is, “Huipk sates and prv.t'is.” ' * My stock consists in part of Comhmn, Fiiuv'snd Superfine Overcoats; Business Cost?, fine Dress and 1’ro.idcloth Coats of alt descriptions, .varying in -price from $'S 50 to $95 (50;. Pants front $t 25 to $7 50; Vests from $1 ty to $7 UU. Also, a well assorted stock of

rioiir—$4,60u-i,70 for bnpcrtJno,' nr.il 34.8U to 5,25 (or extra. , W(teat—firm, with a stonily deni anil; sales prime ml at 81,00; 1,12 for good white; and 31,15 a l,lG|or prime while. '\ . Corn-old m lair demand at. SOc; now dull at 50c.

JSl. B. n o 9

American, French anJ Scotch (lituliams in full s:i]>n!y.

. -sSjnwIs, IJanllcs, &r. K’lt'.'.a. lU'SCh*, V. w.-.wi, Skk, CajktniLie, Ac., of novel Styles Oti'l I'eantifal 1I1bijliii— Long ami Sii'inre - liny State Shawls, Ac., Ac , anil .a I prices ll>al ran not fiiii tti suit every Ope.

OCr Oh Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, October 20lh, 21st and 22d is tho time appointed for receiving and pi anting, shade trees in the public square. Let alt bear this in mind. i

Oals—dcliva flt 45lo4Gc. : ,* : \ Uyc—advanced ioS0;iS2c.;Barley—steady"- ut 54 a70c. - v ' Groceries—Sugar Molasses. 41n42c; Coffee 12],tl2^c.‘■ ■ Potatoes—rprime ©1,55 n barrel. /■Butler—Choke [fiat7c, and prime Ohio at Ua 15c;'common qualities dull to 12ci .. ' ■<. >’■ ; .

i'ai'pi'tKj Oil riothfj ill all i s * .

B 0 Y ! S CLOTHING, of nil prices; Hats of all Colors, quality ottd prices. ■ ■ ' ’ A large ' assortment of Fornjihing Good?, such as fine Shirts, Under Shins, Drawers,. Gloves,' lltikfs, atid'V great ninny other amoks loo numerous W mention; '

■ L g W' .Q t *5 : ||S -t ■ * f» l = *** < ■i 1 .■ ~ r* 0 ;# a o m « . u W • S • •< . = .1—1

Not a OispipATE. — It is staled that Colonel .I-Whost has written a letter declaring that he is not, and will n*ot he a Presidential candidate in ISGO, Up isTJprcsented as closing his letter in the following language:

Tho visit of the King of Belgium to BiairiU in relation to tho Belgian debt -to Franco has proved'a perfect failure., ‘ - ;

XK\V A DVEUTKSICM KXTS.

ONE MONTH’S NOTICE J

O'Cume one, come all, and examine for yourself before purchasing elsewhere. U; is, ho' trouble to.thow Goods—and goods I will sell lower a good deaf than they Gvcr were; uougM Iitre before. *:' Itcriieihhcr (he store, on the ssulh side of-Mainsirecti Vevuy,-Indiana.

It is asserted’ that the Popo has oidered the' delivery 'of' his; passports to the Sardinian Minister,-and this has; given rise to a collisfon between, th 0; Swiss troops and neutrals stationed itt Caltolica. - ' - ' 1 ; :

Onto.—Tho Republican State ticket is elected by from 15 To 18,000 majority; a 'Republican legislature has also been elected*--which will elect a U.jB., Senator in place of Senator Poghr. Hamilton County went Dentocratie. . ' : . •’ .’--f’'.

To Attorneys, Parlfea to SuilH. aml all otltera Interested! v , :

I consented to hold‘that, position in 1856 agaiust.my better judgment and will; hut 1 was assured I hat those who.would rally around mo possessed the power essential to toy election; and I confess that tho “bauble,” as it might have been called; by Oliver Cromwell, possessed attractions which 1 could not well resist, -itui I would not again cncoputer all the vcAiioa, mortification;and; anhbyanco. X (ben encountered, if tho reward were to be thousand presidencies. ' ; \ .

• A latge amount of money is .due'; this office, for legr.l advetIisitig, runningfront six month. 1 ; to six years; and ■ as wt* o;e now in need of money |o: prosecute .our business diiriitg the dull times of tlic'co*. tmrig w i liter, wo hereby givt notice tha t of er the 15TII OF NOVEMBER■N.SXf; we will have Fee Bills issued for mands of this cii a racier due us, • "• F. J. WALDO &'CO.

..Thankful fob past favors,-by.close attention td the dude, I hope to merit a share of your p.iUoiiu«. octl2 .. .ll'UCS 3LACI1.

.. ■ An insurrectionary movement had occurred at Palermo.: ■; , Gen. Fonti had issued an order, of tiioday, promising that the tri-color ot Jialy, preetded by the old cross of fciavby; will precede the troops of Central Italy. in fresh battles, ; and forever free Italy from tiro stranger. . Gen. Garibaldi had issued a ptoclamatton. Eummuning the Italians ol (he: Legal ions to anus, and a col! is* ion is shortly expected.. At Liverpool, all descriptions of breadbtufls had declined, market dosing quiet. *At Loudon breadstults closed dull, hut market steady.

A Tremendous Stuck OfTlob Hoy I* la ids, Scotch IMnkls, Fian ne|s, ,Unseys, Blankets of alt kim!*. Canton Flannels.('lu cks. Tickings, Ac., JiC., Ap., al very low fjgtitos.

Ailmfuistrntar's Notice. VOTIGfi is hi-rebj given that letters'of It Adm:ii!s;[»ti>',:i n«re been duly granted hy. the Court ef Common Fleas o( Switzerland county, to the undersigned/ oa the tsla’,3 of GeOtge-L. North, late deceased, Air persons having claims 0gainst raid estate arc requested to come forward will) lh*e same July authenticated for sc;ilemcn%| The estate is supposed tq'be insolvent, \ Hi T. WILLiAl iS, Administrator. October. 12,1852.—21 • • • *

■ Iowa.— This. State has gone Republican by about the usual majority, * SIrjsEsoTA. — Returns from * this State, indicate that the Democracy hare been ‘beaten. -The Legislature is to- choose a senator m : place of Gen. Shields, ‘ ‘ T ;T : '

(lidthin;-(llothiii?,

N QTI CE.

Of Which Hf havt a Yrrj- liirjc

THE Ladies pf the M, E. Church, in Vcvay, will give a Festival and f n tettainmeul on Friday Evening,"December 30!h,‘ 1859, for x the benefit of (he Church.

Aaftorlturiil.. ' 'Ami .in Ejection, more.linn muni pains lias We.h" taken; so lli.il we r.m suit everybody in'all kind* rf and Boy's Clothing; and.whul is belttr.pnct-s are greatly reduced, : *•;

IXWAXA IXSTITCTE FOIt THE EDUCATIOX . 0E TILE BL1XD.

Destucctivb Fire at Versos.— About twelve o’clock on Thursday night a destructive lire broke out in Vernon, Jennings county, destroying almost entirely tboTmsiness part of tbo* town. It broke oht in a stable in the rear of the most compactly built side of tho public square, and soon communicated to tbo business houses. It was supposed to be' tbo work of an incendiary. Before (he flames could bo arrested thebm.tncss of the town was a pile of smoking ruins. Twenty-six buildings, in all, we are told, ore destroyed, including the Masonic Hall, the post-office and the office of Adams* Express. Among the suffers, are S. Reed <k Co., II, I. Vawior, McClelland it Riley, Joseph Fetting and John Gasper, dry goods; \V. Sharp k Co.,'druggists; J. L. Uminingef/M. Gooding, grocers; M. Wolf, confectioner; Gcorgo' Speclit,: and Wm. Lowe,- boot and shoe dealers; James H. Wells, tinner, and S. Cowell, saddleand harness maker. The loss will amount to about 850,000, upon which the insurance will not amount to over £G,000

• The thirteenth sesfiton dribo above Inttithte, says the’ Slate will commence on next. There is an impression among many people in the Suto tfiati compensation or pay is required; from 1 tho 'pupils of tho InstitntOi This is not the case. All proper persons are admitted free of charge; and all-those who are entitled to the benefits of the Institute should toko,ad vantage of, (bo same. We copy tbo fojlowing from tbo bylaws of the Institution, toshow who arc entitled to admission:

The Ladies of Chutcli were not aware,. atvih& If me of giving notice for their Festival on IhelMd-ol December, ;i:at the Indies of the Presbyterian Cl.ntch had made tirranjenjtTitS for firing, on Enietiaimrcnt dn Uj« e|txninj of December 2till, and tipoii learning that fact; determined ta. withdraw tVcii fiat nollec, and c!ian»e the j: time Mo December rff>(!s, 33 shove noted. '-''I '*

.. , vALSO. Plain and Fancy Cassiniere's, Cloths of all grades, Satinets, Tweed?, BvateittnR. Jeans, ftp., together with .a. tor;c supply Of Gents Furnishing Goods, in ail, of which we can give you grtai bargain*. . The Largest and Rest‘slock of all kinds V; Op; BOOTS AXD SHOES, ever- opened in I his.-place, of the lest make, and at lower prices than the common goods are usually sold at.‘ I

To the Tax-layers of Switzerland County. fPIIE undersigned, Treasurer it SwlVserland X four.!} - , Iifnliv tin; lie* (ha Tax-l’ayer* of -aid cwr.ty.lhai he it C*» ready la ncche Use* «•! the dupli.-aie Kt the year A. IK JMO, The mtt at taxation r>r.sa:dycaraic a* follows: ■ Atnte nml .County Tn'xV

'■} t CAL1F0UXIA NEWS. i St. Louis, Oct. 1G. overhand mail,' WMi dates to the\i!3d ult., arrived last night. ; The Agricultural Fair kt, Sacramento was largely attended Jrom all parts of the State. of politicians congregated there, and the canvass’ forsuccessor to Senator Broderick already commenced, General ;Dcnycr and Gov, Weller appear to bo the strongert candidates present britjat baht a half'dozen others arc striving for the office.- : • Brudeni:k*s estate is valued at $1.30,000, which is encumbered to the/amouut of $85,000. jlo left.no will, and vrsc .snpposcd to have np relatives;.but two persons'in -San Francisco named Edmund Welsh and-Lucy Brown claim the mi they 1 assert to be second cousins', to Broderick. ; n i The Pacific 11, I!, Convention, composed of delegates from all. the Pacitic Slates arid Terri tones, was in session in San Francisco. John Bidwell, of California,.President; Edward Lender, ol Washington Territory, and Alex, P. Ankep, or* Ore-, gon, Vice Presidents. A vast amount of statistics and arguments in favor of various routes cqmprises'tho substance of tho" proceedings thus far; but’it is believed that some action to build the California portion of the! road will be rccornmcndcd before the Convention adjourns.

If vi. vast a I lor. k.

SST John IVttit. Supreme Judgo of Kansas Ins-Gic whooping coi:r;ii. Whoop, John! Imagine nn iniinhla man, weighin'* two hundred and :if:y pounds avordiipoisp, ;n the paroxysms of the whooping cough!

Vevay, October 10, 1 Sol).

For Hive ~ r > cent* on the 3100 valuation, cents on .each pelt. , >'ur t'ounty rurpOieK *-I3 cents on the $lOO,and Wccm*on each )>oll. lor ScWl purpose 10 coni* cm the #100, end CfiT cents on each poll. ; Far Sate Sinking Fund purposes, 2 centj on oath 91WJ value; ion. .■ ’■

Yei'iiy Wharf Privileges, To he Suld at Paplic,Sale to the nigh-

- A beautiful selection of Bonnets and Bonnet'Trimmings, arid at our usually low prices. Also, Dress Trimmings in large variety; Embroideries in nil the late styles; Gloves ufevery kind; Linen and Silk Hdkfs; Hoositty, Ladies A*rappers', Toilet Quills, Fancy Baskets, Table Linens, Towelmgs, Napkins, &c., Ac., 4c., an examination of all of which is respectfully solicited. . ■ , COKE AND SEE ODE Tor then j-qi will be sure to buy at TV “Cheap Cith:Store" nf i

; xst 'and tysl Udder fir. one ycdr,\ MOTICE is hereby given thatcu tlic 1st it Monday. night of November next,'the hoard of Tiuslees of the Corporation of Vevar, w|;l sell .00 1 to the htcliesfoml best bidder ot the olIic$ of the Hoard, the Kenla pud Prof 13 of all ibe.Whdrfsge Privileges belonging to «td Corpora lion for one year from dote of sale. - . ;

All blind persons.residing in the State of,Indiana, who> ore* between the age of eight and twenty-One years, a,;d who; are ’not - incapacitated’’by mental or bodily Weakuess'for useful instruction, shall‘ be considered eligible for adniiseion as pupils of the Institute, btit exceptidns may be made in favor of cases which do: not come within the age specified; but in every such case special action.of Jhe Board shall be requiren. ;■■■■'. V.We also copy the following from an Act approvrf December 5, 1848, making tho education of the blind in Indiana free: i ; ' ' ; '*- Section 1, fie it enacted dy the General 'At&m\Uy of the Shite of \ Indiana, Tiiat |hereal(«r ell proper persons shall be;' admitted free ol charge to in the, Iildidna Institute for the Blind - in tins State; Providcd,ihiit the Ttuc(ees of ' the Institute shall be the judges under the laws now in force, as to who. arc proper persons to be instructed in said Institute.

Town snip Tax*

In riHltloa to the shove Site and County Uv, iheTowmhlp tax (11 the different Townships U as fallows v . ‘ '

\ CtT.One vote decided the contest in Floyd county on Tuesday last,for County Auditor, in favor of the Opposition candidate. . Xo one can es-timate-the value of one veto on tbo day of election.

'JirriXKX—ForTo«n*hIp nurpues, I cent on each #HW; fur IUjo/1 pur)*pcs. i cent* (mooch 9100, Special School ux, 7> ( cents on each 911k 1 , suddi Conti on each {Will. .

) resiJGht. Aliwt-J. L. TIIIEUAUD, Clerk.'

, Vitat—SiwciaJ School Lax for Vevay Towaihln, S3 cents on each #1(0, and 50 cents on each |>oll ; Corj>oraHcn lax of .the Town cl Vevay, 7Jg ccnu on ltit #KO valuation. ■

October 19V lS59.- 7 j-5t ■ V.

Vojik—Township tax, cents on each |1M; Road tax, I cents on each $100. - rciEi—TownjJsIp tax, 2 cents on each 9100; Kwl tax, 9 ccnu oa each #HVv ■’ Ccmrv—Township lax, *J cents on each 9100; Head las, ]0 cents on each 9100; Special School tax; 9. ccnu on each 91uU, and S3 cent* on each ]«!!., ; . ' • I’Ll inn—To x nsW |> lax, 5 cents cn eieh |100, llooil lax 7Ji ccnti on each #110; School tax, 7>,' cent* on 9100; and W coni* on each poll. . Can a—Town,flip tax, 9 cents on each 9100; Road ur, )0 tents on each 9100;, Special School tax, VZM cents, on each $100, and 90 cents on each poll. , . • , '. : . And fur.the purpose of receiving taxes, the Treasurer will attend atlhensnal Placefctf bolding Elections In the several Town Mips in the county. oa the fcUowldg day*, lo-wit: ■ ■ ,: At Florence, on Monday, November 7. At Palriat, on Tuesday, November 3,

* | . ' AT Vcvay. on the 10th inst., out of & drove, TWO MULI&V aboul : C;or- 3 years o!0. Any person finding them? wi! I plc;iiu tat Samuel SamleA, of Ghent, Ky., I.now, end they nil! be called Tor,.and alt charges paid. 3. \V, CULL, Near New Liberty, 1 Ky.-

HATHAWAY & CO. Ver»T, SejitrmWr 51, IgW.

. KrTlw number of deaths in Cincinnati last week was seventy-nine, forty-nine of which were . children, under five years of age.

150 nAIL*. JUST RECEIVED, direct from (be manufactory, of the best make,'and at hw figures, at TAe “Cheap Cash Store" of . HATHAWAY ft CO.

0£T An interesting little daughter of Bov. F, D, Bland met with a severe accident on Saturday. Mr. Bland had taken his two little girls, with him oh a fhort gunning expedition, when', during a temporary absence.of her father, one of theta felt over a precipice and had her arm. broken in two places, and received other injuries, though not dangei ou«. Jladisoh Courier, 17M.

(Ctvobe a? IT is acknowledged by all; that you can buy the Aral urlicfc of Sugar, Cuflce, Tea, Rice, in fact all kinds of Groceries for the leatl money, at the “Cheap Cash Store’* of HATHAWAY ft CO.

NOTICE

IS hereby, given .that Iheohdeisijncd bas been appointed Administrator of (be esteto of John Mytr.', Jale' of.SwUctrlam! count}*) Indiana,deceased. { Said estate is probably solvent. . , JOHN TRUITT,Administrator, October!®, 1859.—3{ ‘ • |

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steam saw and g ri * 8t mill of* Garrett Rickets, in Moorefield, in this county, was totally de-

At.Quercua Grove, Wednesday, Nor. 9. At Ailcosville, Thursday, Nov'r 10.

S'zlcj ■VfOTlCB is hereby given that 1 vrt|l sell W at-public suction on Saturday, the 42th day of November next, at tliej resideacc of John Myers, late of Switzerland county, deceased, alt his personal properiy.not trkei by ibe widow,:consfetiD” of fiorscc, cattle, hogs, fat wing utchcils, aid. *A‘ credit’of twelve months) will be given on all fumi over "three dollars, the purchaser giving Jiis poto; witAvapproved security, bearing interest from date, waiving valuation and -appraise* ’jCHN TRUITT, AdmlmstuL . October 19,1859.-31 ; j--b v

Stockholders t n a* vccay. m. sterling t Versailles Turn pike Company, whohavemliscribcd stock to court met the Hranchof raid road toFalrview Meeting House, are hereby notified that the Board of Directors hare ordered that FIVE DOLLARS on each share to ratscribed 1« 1«IJ to U. T. SCHKNCK,Treasurer of said Comp-my,on or before the 21st day of OCIWBEtt,lsyJ,of which »Id StockhoMan uilt ideate take notice and )ajr tbe uune to cold Treasurer by that date, iljr order of the Hoard of director*.' FREDERICK L. CRISAHD, President. . FERRET DITOL’B, Secretary, . - September 21, ItiW.—it•

■Al; Bennington, Friday, November 11. At'Jacksonville, Saturday,'Nov't 12. At Braylown, Monday,'November 14. At Veray, Tuesday, November 15.

A li icbstci in ono of the Cincinnati raiukets was recently egvorcly r l)illcn on tlieliand by abojEf* on acCJiibt of which no was compelled to bare bis band amputated.

stroyed by firs on Thursday night

lost. Mr. Rickets bad recently purt chased one of Lee & Leavitt's circular saws, with ; all the modem improvements,'which rendered his superior, in point of sawing, to any in the neighborhood. Loss of the mill not known. Some 7,000 or 8,000 feet of lumber was also burned, along

Important Decision.— Judge Applegate rimdored an important decision with reference to changes of; county boundary lines, in the Common Pleas Court, at Frankfort, last week. A portion of Clinton county had been annexed to Howard, and an action was brought to test thb power of the County CommisGtonora in the premises. The Court held that tho law of 1852 was still in force, having never been repealed directly or by implication, and that the act of 1857, conferring power opon the Hoard of Commissioners of two or more counties to change the boundaries, was therefore inoperative and void. The power to change county boundaries remained in the State as provided m the law of 1852. —Lafayette Courier.

'Ahit at Ike Trtaiurer’j Office. In VeniftttntR (be 34 Monitor ui Jlarck next. A Tier «kith time the law isake* It the Tmnirer** duty tu collect nil tifiirtM due* by dUtren and talc of property—ibfck July be imiix kU fe'Jow-ciilrenJ will render ttaEtreitary,'by paying ike amount'd .taxed charged to I hem previous lb ike time specified, and conn 1 r : : v. .

The, Sacramento Democrat slates, on the authority of a warm supporter of Broderick, that he Broderick, in hie room in Ban Francisco, just before receiving tin challenge from Terry, said - ha expected to receive challenges from. Terry, Gwin and Denver, end (hat he expected to kill all three cf them before'leaving for Washington City." . V

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v Importnih (o Females.

In Verity, on the I3ih instant, by Es;. Geo. E. I’ltasams, Mr. Mitbicl Ucuro .ami Miss Margaret M. \Vciascott—both of Posey Township. In Vevay, on the iSih instant, by Esq. Geo. E, Pleasants, Mr. Charles Bolletl, .of Cincinnati, and Miss Matilda Salrc, of Vcvay,

. tf3*Sopen tiers are rttiocjlcd to file tbe;r receipt' for work done In tbe.'r reipective districts, on or Wore the Itaeot rceelSnjj the Tax-Pay ere. . fio'Petlnincnt* for the year IPS9, are reminded that if they with to save ousts, they nt*** PAT up previous lot he ISllt of November.. After, that tlme, ; front 30 to 30 per cent, In (lie i tape Of costs, will be added to cock dollar due from delinquents. IK A N. MAUN, TreasureroCS.0. Treasurer's Office, Oct. 13,1S59.—5t •-

BR.. CilEESEMAN'S VlLLS,

. .The combination of Ingredients tn these PUJi era the result of a long and extensive practice. They are wild tn their operation, sod certain In correcting all Irregular! uo*, fateful Jlcn--t ructions, re too vine all obstruction*. Whether from cold or ethurwbo, headache, pain Inlho aide, palpitation of the heart, dbtutbed sleep, which arise from Interruption of nature. To UiKKlto Lao its. Dr. Cheese man's fills are Invaluable, t) tliey will bring on the monthly period with regularlly. Ladies who bare been diuppolnted.ln the um of other fills, can place the utmost coutldence In Dr. Cheese man's fills doing all that they represent to do. Kories.

with the books and papers. The fire is supposed to have originated ’ from the fireplace. We learn that the mill is to be rebuilt.

, ;v'Aptiec,V|vv-^[ : ’V'' IS hereby given, that bn the tenthday of October, 1859, a writ of. Domestic. At* loclimenl was issued by nee, John G. Anderson, a Justice of the Peace, in and for the county of Switzerland, Stale of Indiana, at the ins lance, sod upon the offidavit of Henry H. Hatch, against the goods, chattels, credits, and effects of Amasa P. Carroll; by virtue of which writ, one white Cow has keen allocked as the property of Amasa P. Carroll; and that bn the t we fill day of November next, hi my office in Jefferson township, in the county and State aforesaid, t wilt proceed to hear and decide upon the said attachment; of which the said Amain P. Carroll, end all other persons interested, will take notice. ' JOHN G. ANDERSON, I. P, October 19, 1859.—pr’s fee $2 CO

A cargo of 8,000 bags of Rio Coffee bad been sold at auction, averaging 814 2G4 per bag. Provisions nominal. Sugar heavy.

ALL PERSONS knowing themselves indebted to us on Book account, at# requested to come forward and settle the same by Note or Cash .immediately, at we must have out Kooks settled. MESS. UETRAZ & TARDY. Vcvay, Ind., Sept. 23, 1839.—tf

aW«I> All ) HEREBY’ forbid any person or peifrom Shooting any

(£r The American Agriculturist, published and edited by Orange Judd, A. M., in New York, is one of the best agricultural papers which we receive, and from a statement in the October number, wo see that it is meeting with the encouragement which it deserves. It Is published monthly. / During the past year it haa printed an average monthly edition of 45,125 perfect copies. It ii published in German as well as English.

State of Ohio has purchased for her school libraries 1000 copies cf “Downing's Landscape Gardening/’ and 500 of "Darlington's Agricultural Botany/’

no my Premises, unless permission ii bad from me. A1MEMOREROD. Vevay, Ind., Oct. 5,1853.—ft

They should net be used do ring Pregnancy, as a mls-ch triage would certainly re*nlt thers from. . ■ . . . Warranted purely vegcbble, and freo from anything Injurious to life or health. Explicit directions, which should bo read, accompany each box. Price 11. Sent by mail on enclosing |1 to the General Agent. Sold by one Urn eg i it In every town In the United Elates. R, K. HUTCHIKGS, General Agent for the United Stales, ICS Chamben-st,, Sew-York, To if loot off tlTchsaff orint licutd be aMntui. Sold by J, L. Tmisaon, Veray, Indiana; C. U. WaLDi*. Madison, Indians. feWHy

Special IV o I ice.

O y » ♦ m . CHARLES UNSER, a! bis B si try tod G race ry, ca Main itreet, has received a supply of Frcih Oyner;.\Vyi I aJ and will keep a supply always on \triar hand during the *ea-*oo. Ferule tn noontides to salt purchaser*. CHARLES UNSER. Tcvty, Sspt. g, HM.-tm

Now is the limo to fallen stock of all kinds. Don’t wait for cold, stormy weather <o begin this operation. While tbo weather is warm and favorable stock will fallen doubly as fast on tho same food as in cold weather.

DIED,

ALL persons indebted to us, either by Note, or on Book account, are earnestly requested to pay up, as we are much in want of Cash in closing up oar present kusinsss. HARWOOD t DOAN. Vcvny, Aug. 31, 1809.

Near Vevay, on the lith October, of Lung Fever, J»)iK3 limit, in the 79th year of his ogc. Mr. Haslio was one of the early seniors of this county. He emigrated from Scotland in the year 18t0, and Edited on Flum Creek, in this county, in IS LI.

/ 11<;a114, Tolxifuo ftcJ — Kor ivte ky »MrfJ i. i.

Dvr. sn'VT.-.— An fiAwrtmetii of Pve SlnfTi •ur. lv. S-'ojJ it .1. TVAT'fS SfuKB.

liriNnOW GLASS.—Just receiredjWIndow )V Glut of all sires. JE6SE TEATS.

SHINGLES.— fine and Foplsr Shingles oa hand and for tala low for cosh. ap-JO HARWOOD k DO IS.

JScsftdMxUCcaid.. JESSE TEATS, WOt'l.D inform his old customers and the rest of mankind, that lie is just receiving and open.ng at his old stand the largest and best assortment of Goods in his tine ever brought to Vcvay, comprising, in' part, a complete stuck of DM GOODS, Groceries, Hard ware, Bools and Shoes ot all kinds, QUEENSWAUE, HATS »k CAPS, ' For Men 'and Bovs, and HE.VDV ill A DC CLOrilKAG, Together with a thousand things loo mi 1 nu-tous to mention in an advertisement. All of which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, for cash or.its tquivalent. 1 would respectfully request'all wanting articles in my line to give me a call and examine mv s'ticfc before purchasing elsewhere, as feel cunlident that I can suit \ou. JESSE TEATS. Vevay, Oct. 12, IS59.