Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 45, Vevay, Switzerland County, 9 November 1859 — Page 2

ggr By recent research®* it ha* been found ont that banting fluid is not er pi olive; but it has also been discovered that segars are explosive* To illustrate: —For ioma tima past, a yonng sprig of the law has been ‘‘congregating about in these parts” and malting himself quite fresh by walking behind counters and helping himself to segara without paying the “dough” for the same. Well, during the Circuit Court, he walked in and look a “cubs/* and marched down to the Court House, and was about engaging in a discossion of Constitutional law in-the the'presence of Hon. W.. McKee Dunn, and Judges Chapman, Sullivan, Stevens and Downey, and Messrs. Spohner, Carter, Dumont, Jelly, and other master spirits of the law, when all at once his segar exploded with much power, much to bis discomfitoie, but greatly to the edification of the bystander*. Wo learn that since that sad calamity, our friends in tho- segar business, have not been bored by the “sponger" so frequently. ,

DISASTER ON IDE LAKE.

1859.

1859.

Siie|ftlJia;ns|eDEiIh.

* 10 0 F, vs Daniel Smith, Sqoire : A Fletcher, Sylvanna Howe; Ob ' note; Judgment by default against Fletcher and Howo for 8262,45; ; ."Xot found” aa to Smith, and cou(tinned as to him, ; John Lacey vs Lucinda Lacey—- ; Divorce, granted, Uziel II Stow v. Abraham and Jane Adfcinson: to foreclose morl* > page; Judgment by default for S293, ; 05. ; William Monroe vs FE Shclden; { appeal; dismissed at pltfT’s cot-la. i Peter Smith vs Jacob U.;Chandiet: on notes; judgment by deUult ! for $2 0.1G. Wm Gibsoli and E & C F Cofim vs Bela Herrick; to (orccloto mort* , gage; judgment by agreement of parr ties, for 8525,00 in favor of Gibson, and 8105,Go in favor of R it 0 F ■Coffin. j Sheloraeth Stow;va Thomas J ! Vanosdol; for money; judgment by I default for SIG1.00. j Uztel H Stow and EhVha - Golay j vs Abraham Adkinson, ■ Johiel D I Hammond et a); to foreclose mortI gage; judgment in favor of Stow for ■ 6310.S3; and in favor of Golay for J 3320,90, against Adkinsontbltym* 'mond. TUlph N WycolVva Abraham- AdIkinson et al; to foreclose mortgage; 'judgment against .Adkinson for 8322.00. ■ > j llcuj Sinieus <fc Co vs Jonathan M TToman; on note and account; judg* ,'nient for 85SG.S0. - ■ Ifanicr Mieiikulil vs Henry A Tinker; un acccpiante; Judgment by default for 373,IG. £ . i James Aiulcison ’ vs Elijali ColI lina; slander; defendant made default; jury empannelcd to ;a?>seis damages: ; verdict 3750,00. i Caby McMakin vs Jonathan Me* iMakin; for money; judgment by do* | fault for $120,00. ; . i Banj Simons dr Co vs Bradbury • J Robinson; on note: judgment by | default for $170,241- * I Edwin G Whitney, President of j Indiana Bank, vs James H Titus, j-Uehiy McMakin, Hiram Fromap, lira Lindley : on ; bill of -exchango: I judgment by default against McMa* ,kiii for 33,419 20: iJdfsmisBed as to I other - ' - , I Edwin G Whitney. President oi j Indiana Bank, vs Ira Lindley, Henry ’McMakin, Hiram From an, Samuel •Smith, andC D. Conway; on bill of' exchange: judgment by default ag’t; jMcMakiug far 31,60S 15,. and case dismissed aa to other defendants. Edwin G Whitney, Present of Indiana Bunk, vs Joseph Dalmnzzo,! Henry McMakin, James H Titus. Ira Lindley, and Hiram Froraan: on bill of exchange: judgment fcy default against M’Makin for 81,601 51, and ■ case dimiesed as to other defonJanta, j Charles Tbioband vs Harwood tt |Dpaa, Courvoisior <b Lewis, a id G H Kylo: to rccover real estate: dia* 'missed at the costs of Geo II Kylo. it -Samuel Bussell ys ; Jonatnon M land Juliet Fromaij: motion to correct ; mistake in decree;,continued for want of process. ■ ■ Oliver, Jones; i/Granger, vs Ju* Hus Dnfour: motion for leave to is*, sue execution; motion sustained and Judgment for $535,00.’ > . (jeorgeTardy vs Samuel WHow[ardi SberilT, and ethers; error from ; Supreme Couit; opinion ordered to rbe spread upon the records, and case | docketed for trial: • ( / '/;■

Sandusky. Not7.

THE FALL TRADE. C3-0IJE GOODS ABE HEBE.-CO THE Largest, Cheapest, and most beautiful slock of . Fall and Winter Goods, AT

The. propeller Ohio, bound from Buffalo to Cleveland with a cargo of 850 tons of merchandize, when off Long Point, below Erie, on Sunday morning at 2 o’clock, blew up and sunk in ten minutes. . Seventeen per* sons.were on board, of whom Thoi. Corbett second mate, and Michael Danigan, wheelman, were lost. The remaining fifteen drifted About in a sail boat, without oars, on a high sea and wi(U but Utile clothing, tor tifteeo boors when they were picked up by the propeller Senator, and bro’t to this port. ■ The Ohio was owned by the American Transportation Co , I and was uninsured.

/ v ' NOTICE: The Ladies of the M. E. Church, in Vevay, will gire a Festival and Enter, tainreent on Friday Evening, December 30lh, 1655, for tbo benefit of the Church, .* Vcvay, October 19, 1S59,

OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.

WZDN ESD A Y, _ >•* 0 V EH3EI! 9,1 £59.

The . “ Cheap Cfisli Store

nolle: can b? UVea of anonjmcai COrr.Tunics’.hoi- V’ij*.■■ vt?r forln(Cttion mbU be acUiect'.ated by Ue nti&o ami sildreuof tiie priter; not aoteattrily for publics Lon, but e» a guarantee of cood fuUli. We cannot nwlcrtaii; to rvtt;.u rejected. arUrte*. JlP All Legal payable in ad* trance, or uEiiin ACWaell ii te'jdcj'in no caw •object to Uio JeUy ol tejal procea;

CHRISTMAS ETJ STTPER,

HATHAWAY & CO.

There will be a Supper given at Odd Fellows Hall, in Yevar, on Friday Evening, December 23d, 1SS9, for the benefit cf the Presbyterian Church,. Br Oedl* ct tax Social Cisclz. Vcrayy ltd,, Oct. 12,1S59,

Notice to Obtain Idcense.. NOTICE, is hereby given, ibatrl will make application to the Board of Co. Commissioners at the December terroj for a License to sell spirituous liquors in lesquantities than a quart, in the Town of Florence, York township, Switzerland county, Indiana, in a frame building on Lot No . S, on the corner of Fifth and Cincinnati streets. - ‘ -. . ROBERT SEE. Florence, Nov, 8,1SS9.—31

It is a matter of surprise to some, that we can sell such goad good* at such ctry /ott prices. Hut* we c/try for Cosh, and $rll for Cash. .TVs buy our Goods in the Eastern Caies, and buy from first hands, thus sating to the consumer the Jobbers’ profit of 12 to 20 per cent. To our numerous customers and the people generally we say, we can sell you all kinds of goods, At loiter prices than tttr, which:* the test cvieence cf the extremely loir prices of our stock.

ITT AU tranaleut aJvuvuttroeuli to be paid forInrariabJy inatlvjc.'j, i

ONE MONTH’S NOTICE!

EWiTZEEUS'j CIRCUIT COURT-OCTOBEU TERR. IMO.

To Attorneys, Parties to Sfilts, arid

*iT(t. Waldo:-- As sinco the publication of tha proceedings of our Conrt, which appeared in the Reveille some time since, many of vtfur readers have expressed a desire that I should continue to publish the proceedings, 1 therefore enclose you Mmiewilh a statemeat of the disposi-

all others Interested;

{Corrected by Clarkson A Waldo.) Vbvay, November 9.

COMMERCIAL

A largo amount of money is doe this office (ct legal advertising, running from sis months to sis years; and « we are now in need of money to prosecute our business during the dull times of the co* ruing winter, wo hereby give notice that after the 1ST! I OF NOVEMBER NEXT, we wilt have Fee Bills issued (oral! demands of this character due'us. ■'

COMMISSIONER’S 8AIE OF

liMBS,

REAL ESTATE. VfQTICE is hereby given that in pursuit ance of. an order nude at the October Terra, IS39, of the Court of Common Pleas of Switzerland county, Indiana, the undersigned, a Commissioner ap pointed by said Court for that putpose, will, on Saturday, the

The produce market is very active and the bales have been very, heavy tbo last week. . . Flour—85,75a5,25. Wheat—95caSl..

* TIVrc Something Sweet to Tell loir.’

An assortment of Dress Goods, that for richness of pattern and beauty of.styles was never excelled; Dress Silks, plain ami fancy; plain, plaid, clouded and printed French and English Metinoesand Cashmeres. Fancy Delains, of etceant designs, Lavillas, Ducals, Clolild Plaids, UalUs, Lama • Cloths. Piam'and printed Velvets, im, 4c., : Ac., and; all at unheard of hie prices. ...

Hay—Prime timothy, 148 a Ion. Small lots of.pure limnthy have sold at $15, which is thl price asked by holders, generally. I Bolter—15c. a tbj Eggs—10c a dozen. Potatoes—Neshannocks 35c; other kinds, 30c. I . Chickens—1,50a *1,75 a dozen., Onions 45a5(Jc. a bushel. Onion >ctts—82i 2,50a bushel. - Green Apple.*—4 ( t to 75c a bushel Winter apples bl! Sl,75a2,0tK • Wood—2,00a2,5J a cord. • Bacon—Hams 12 J; shoulders 10; sides 14a1‘jc. . Cbrnmeal—per bushel, 50c. , Lard—per lb, 12$, 14al5c. Sweet potatoes —til) a 75c a bnsb. . Corn—40to50c s bushel. , ClNCUSATl, Nov. 8. ■ Flour—S4,70a4, iU formpciGno, and $4,90 to 5,25 tor extra. Wheat—dull, with a limited demand; sales prime r :dat SI,04; 1,13 for good white, and Si,IS a 1,20 lor primer white. . Hogs—$4 70 to 55,50. ■ Corn—new at 4c a45c. • Oats—active au 5to4lic. Rye—advanced t j — a75c. Barley—steady 1 1 CO a61 c. Groceries— Si»ga-. Molas* sesdOadlc; Coffee ll-^.il2^c. Potatoes —prime 81,50 a barrel, common 81,40v Cloversccd—doll, $4 75 a bnshd. - Cranberries—8l!lal4.a barrel. _ Apples—Recaipt i largo. $1 to 2 30 a barrel.

tion made of all tha cases docketed far trial at th a October Term, 1859, of (he Switzerland Circuit Court, Hoa.‘ J. W. Chapman, presiding. Tho following members of the Bar

F. J. WALDO & CO.'

10th (lay of December, 1859, between the hums of 10 o'clock*». in. and 3 o'clock p. m , at t he Coun House, door in Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, oiler at either public or private sale, as maybe deemed best on the day of sale, the following described: lands, owned by John F. Colton and Isaac M. J. Hockcrsmith, situate in Switzerland county, Indiana, and described as follows, to-wit: .

MO RR LI (J J IT.—We are now selling a »oI«riur article of BuraLtg Fluid at redoert! )>ricer. Tbotowiihite this aructu will cnllouu*. CLAKRSO.M t W.tLUu.

from other place's were ip attendance,

1000 PIECES PRINTS. All of lute styles, from.the best manufactories, and at very tow prices,

1.1 RD Oil—We arm naw offerirj ihi* articl* j U*erilianuiualRilti,MOcnJicitl.i It quirt Mie* a Ed .mail uroSU. f.vi -CLARKSON <1 WALDO.

TROUBLE IS TEXAS,

viz: Judge* Sullivan and Stevens, Hon., Wm. McKee Bunn, H. W. IlamnglpU'and George W. Richardson, Ksq*i,-of'Madison; Judge Downey and. j. S. Jeiley, Esq., of Rising Sun; Philip Spooner, Esq., of Madison, Wisconsin; Benjamin Spooner nod Carter Gazley, Esqs.,

■ New Orleans, Nov. 7. fTbe steamship Arizonia lias ,srrived with Brownsville 'dates to the i!d : install.

American, French and Scotch Ginghams in full supply.

NOTICE. J H£HKU\ pivc notice to all pcm>n» to c«J:i - tin one on my account without a » rfuen iler from me, a.i I mil pay no melt sccouou. • 1SAAC?UASXEE. Pleautt TovM&lp, .Vor. t, J ft, 9.-3; ■

Oartiaas* band continued their dep red ariose, threatening lire arfd sword.

Beginning at the south-east cornet of the south-(list quartet of section ; fifteen, town four, north of range twelve, east: running thence west eighty, along the south sole, and thence north one hundred rods, along the east side of lands formerly owned by Charles Grimes; thence east eighty rods'W the east line of said quarter sections thence one hundred rods, to the place of beginning — containing Fifty acres. ■; Said lands, if sold at private sale, will not be sold for less than the full appraised value, thereof;, and if at pnbtic sale, for not less than two-lhirdslheappraised value thereof. Anti in case said lands fail to sell onlhe day above specified, I wilt continue to receive bids fur the same at private sale, until the. January Term, 1SG0, of said Court of Common Fleas.

MunvN, iTInntlcs, Ac. Stella, Htoche, Msudo, Silk, Cashmere, &c., of novel styles anJ beautiful «fesigns—Long and Square -liny State bhawls, tkc., Ac , and at prices that ten ■naf Juil to fuit every one. -

On the 20th, 30 men entered the city and fared one round, They were dispersed' by lbo artillery and lied. On the 24th, one hundred and twenty men, with a cannon and howitzer, marched' against Cartinas' and drove the guard from his house;'hut they wore pursued by an ambuscade, and finally entirely:,‘defeated, .with four. wonndcJ, Uarlinas lost ■ two killed. ’! • • Cartinas'afterwards sent a -letter demanding of the citizens of the citizens o(v Brownsville the surrender of tbe>SIierifr and others, to save the destruction of the town.There; was a general panic at Brownsville. Tiro city was barricaded and trenches dug; An attack waa hourly expected. ; . , ■ It is reported that, after taking Brownsville, Carinas . will- attack Brazos.;■ ,

TEACHERS! NOTICE!! . f'PHE HoirU of St tool Trustee* for tie Town X of Vic ray Vitl irevJre Sealed Propojsli for Teaching Die diSercat grades of Pabtic Schools for (tree moiitlji, cermoencinr about tie M of Peerruter nett, SaU propositions to be band* rd In In the (.'Sett of Cut hoard on or before tea Mib of .VorsiolrtT. Ey order of tic Hoard, October 31, JcM.Alteit- J. L. TH1EBAUO, Clerk.

of Lawrencaburgh; Jus. A. Works,

t’arpelsj Oil <’luttis } Jl a I ( i n .

Esq., of Allenaville, and .Messrs. Bela Herrick and Jasou G. Gurley, of Patriot.

■ As you' will perceive, a Jargo amount of business was transacted. •The Grand Jary found no hills of

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Indictment.

Very respectfully yours, Ac., Oliver Ormsbt, Clerk.

StAte Docket, ■ State vs John W Leonard and Lewis W Krutz — Kidnapping — continued. ; :■

TkllMS OP SALE. \

One-fouib the purchase mohey cash in hand; one-foutlh in six months-*one-fourth in twelve—and one-fourth in eighteen months from , the day of sale; and for deferred, payments, notes.with good freehold security, bearing interest - from da'le, without relief from valuation Or ap*. praisement laws, will lie r.-quired. A certificate of purchase will be given to the purchaser, entitling him to a* deed upon the sale being oonfinned the Court; and when such deed is made, a mortgage on the premises sold, as additional security on'said deferred payments, will also be required. FRANCIS AUKINSON', Commissioner. 'November 9, 1833.—It

RiCV uotst:,

Coir.er t?f Illinois aml.Murkcl streets.

lsM.S.\sr‘U,l', 1> UJi.S v. A. r. KlXfisl.EV, IVraiitcx, ll-iie of isiuclJsjiHVl

. Same vs Richard Gaines—Assault and with intend to minder —continued. , Sates va J M J Hockerstniih—

r Pfil? lioairii plcsssiiily situated In.a retired 1 pan o{ tl,e c;ty, bat .mi. it a; ret for all a;i*nfjii/ tel'.i.iutii, So lotorlca'lnr tniuori aL’cvef s'-ou; :l.r Kc,n>e. Ic.-a.*, 41 [»r d«»; rrfctuat lor r*it,. ua.f

Of Hob Roy Plaids, Scotch Plaids, Flannels, Liases, lllnnkets of all kinds, Canton Flannels, Checks', Tickings, vStc., lie, ike., at veryiow 'figures.

Paijpry-—continued. ' r Kamovs RyallB Wilcox—-Grand Larceny—dismissed. 6 amts fvi Samuel Mead—Mhnlef

The*Mayor of Brownsville appeala to New Orleans for one hundred men, as. the citizens are worn out, and the Rangers bad notyet arrived. Sixty felons, released from prison in Victoria, had joined the guenilla baud, and were devastating the country.

OTATE OF INDIANA, SwiTicaLmo O Ofi .srv, Scr. In theSwiiicr'and Circuit Court, Spring Term, A, D. IbtA

(Kr Thq New Yt rk State election canto off yesterday Tlie result is looted for with u itch interest by politicians. It wi! 1‘bave an important bearing on lb i coming Presidential contest.

Cloth In % ~ i: 1 o Ui i n S’, Ot \VIileh we linvr a Vtry Larg*

—continued,. i Same ys Elisha C Spragne-rPet-jory- -Resognisance forfeited; Kama ys Same—-Do dp , Sitae vs Jason G Gurley—Rape —continued. " ‘ Kamo vs William RichsnJs—Murder, £d degree—continued. . Thomas G Rowland vs Geo Tardy and Samuel W Howard et *1—for momy—continued. Micajah G Mo*s va J W Ho ward cl al—to recover - real tela to—continued. ■’ - ■ John D Jones A Co vs Oliver Du* foof-et al—on note—continued. William H Price-vs Amelia Feline ct al—To revive jodgmentr-con-ticued.

Geuige L. Hack,

difarlin i nt.

vs- . ! Ptler Awith.INcf ator | Complaint toe.-ir-of.the Iasi Will y[ r.« Diiitaiu ;a Peiet Smith, Siuior. j Deeds. Deceased, Daniel y

And in its selection'more than'usual pains has been lakcnt so that we cun Suit everybody in all kinds of Men’s and Hoy’s CioUiing: and whut l- tetter, puces are ereally reduced.

Sheriffs Sale of Real Estate. BY virtue’of ah Order of Sale, issued our of the OJcrlt'a Ofiico of the Switr Zetland Circuit Court, and to me directed, against Abraham Adkinson and others; and in favor of U. II. Stow* and Elisha Go lay, 1 will, on Saturday, the

ijiniih, and olbtrs. j . kVbcreasi r*l the l>tn>bcr To;. tv 15,V). uf Citemi C»mrti it w»* ordered by said Court, that nolice ot thn pendency of the above cum;led suit be given, to the ttirs nt raid Pct.t timish, .Senior. dectiscd, whuse na.ucs ate' ujkltowu. -

, TfiHltlHI.E W8ASTHK. MONTREAL, Nov. 7. The Liverpool Boat of the 27 th says: > ‘ ■ The public will learn with overwhelming grief* that the splendid vessel, the Royal Chatter, was totally lost yesterday - in Mafia Red bay, near Bangor. Of upwards ol 400 persods who were on board, only l() are said to be saved. There is some hope, however, that this statement isvexaggerated, but under the circumstances the Joss of life,...it' is feared, lias been immense. . ' At Peumonaco twenty, bodies: of thb dead had been washed ashore. The; vessel Had about half & million in gold on board. ■ •, When the disaster occurred is not known; {for the telegraph bad ceased to workj and so disaslrons had been the storm along the coast that the C,hcsler| and Birkenhead Railroad had been destroyed in two places.

’ ALSO, ' PIairi and Fancy Cassiuures; Cloths ot all grades, fisti nets, Tweeds, Ucsveltenv, Jeans, vkc., together with a large supph of Gents Furnishing Goudj, m aU ol which we can gi»c you tuf^oin*.

JdsT'The Methcdi.st Church at North Madison h; s been anpplied with a minister, lo take the place of Rev. Jolm Miller. The new preacher is a young man, named Lewis G. Adkinson, fiom Vevay, Ind.—J/affijon Courier.

1st day of December, 1859, offer for sale at public auction to the behest and best bidder for cash in band, at the Court House door in the Town of Vevay, in said county! between the hours prescribed by law; the rents and profits fora term of years not exceeding seven ol the following described real estate, sitnaie in said county, to-wit: . ' Part of the north-east quatlorof rectum number eighteen (IS), in township two (2), range two (2), weal—beginning at the noiili-easl corner of Edward Abbott's land in the center of the road, and running south until the laud will measuie nine t9) rods squre across from said road, thence parallel with said roMdnlil it wilt contain'one acre and one-half of an acre of land.

Thu Largcit and Bejlalotk of all kinds ' OF BOOTS AXD SHOES, ever opened in this place, uf lhe lea: make, and at Iowa prices tlwri the Coin mon good* ere usually void at.

Thejr—jaid Heirs, whose names era unknown— me .hereby notified cl. the pendency of tte above .mined tetiun, width is duckelcd’ for trial at the net I ensuing term of said Court, w hich wilt commence a: Lie Court House in Vtvav, >;n the County amt State aforesaid,.on the olh Mondavia April A. D. 16C0 —Vii: April SO, ,1560—when and where thev can allend if they see proper, and aaawvr or demur tt> tbc plaiptiiTs complaint; olherwire Jhe muter* and thirg*.therein ecu tamed wilt by-heard and n their absence, end the proper decree rendered accordingly. Given wilder my hand this 2d dey of November, A. I), iS50-

03" Tbo Jews o' Ciaciuosli have agreed to closo tne: r places of bmiuess on tbo Chrislii n Sunday, and to allow no business' to bo transacted on that day in their stores and offices.

A beautiful selection bf Uonhcls aim Bonnet Trimmings, and at our usual!) low prices. Also, Dress Trimming* in large variety; Eipbioidericsih all the jati tiyits,- Gloies iif every kind; Linen and Silk .lidkfs; lluusitry, Ladies Wrappers, Toilet Quilts, Taney Baskets, Table Linens, Toweling!, Napkins, Ac , Ac.. esc., an evamiiutlim of all of wh.ch is res* pctlfoliy solicited, COME AKD SEE OUR Far Ihctf joa aill t* tare to Lay a: Tie "Cheap Cbh ety."c”

Jane E Peelman vs Christopher Peelman-r-Divorcc—continued. ’

Benjamin Smith et at.vs William R Wiley. ot al—To set aside Gear* diau’a sale—Judgment for defendants for costs. , - -

IFpr t!># luJiina RoreUl#,

A aZQCJST.

At a regular meeting'ol. the Fairview Lodge, Kov 149, .of the X. 0. of G; T., held in their Hall at Fairview, November the 5th. 1889, a resolution was passed requesting all the members oMbo Grand.Lodge in the county, and the highest officers in each Subordinate Lodge, to meet at M,t. Sterling, on Tuesday night, November the lotb, to consult together in regard to.holding Temperance meetings through the coming winter.

New Store and New Goods . f B. P. ORltocHEB, MERCHANT TAILOR, H-AS jml oprned a new e«talll»hraenl la -Diction's old I tain on thu *ou'h-easl corner of Jlalii and Ferry t. rccU. Vcray, tudbna, where ho blends keeplu ; a good stock of ■ Genu Goods, AND Itcndy-Diadb Clothing-, which ho blends leUlnh at (ho lowest living pritos.- Bob*;wPiacric d. Tailor, I shall at all time* be prepared to - G'nt and IT1 a 1 re/Clothing -* OF-ALL 1CI SM , TO oitOEX. ■ * By tlow application tc bndhess, and low prl- • hope to merit andiecetvoa liberal share of-public patronage—an 1 1 I tnvlle all w giro me a call, whether they; ntronlae me or not. Remember the ppce. opposite Grlsards* Hardware store. Ferry street. * it. P. CRUTCHER.. _ Versy, Iforediber 2, 1M9.

OLIVEU OSMSliy, Clerk T. &. C. Gaziey, for pttff. Novembers, 165*—41 if

Scott Garter, Adtnr&c of Geo VV Craig, dec*d, vs Win H Kelso et al —To revive Judgment—Judgment, ior plaintiff for £U5,SU. ; Benj Sebastian, admT, &c., ya John L Tmeband, Guardian of F B O’Neil -— Dismissed at Plaintiff’s coats, ,

Rut if the rents and profits fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs and occruing costs, 1 wilt then and there, on the same terms, offer the fee simple of said real estate for sate, and will sell without regard to valuation or appraisement laws. . WILLIAM MEAD. Sheriff S. 0. November!), 1853.—it : $1,50

HATHAWAY & CO. Yavay, Sejileiifber 21, It,"?.

Sotlcf to kll wh«m It Hay Coiactrn, TUB uudcrdeneJ he rub j ylv»i lawful cotic* that he will apply to the Beard of Canary (.ositululooera of Switzerland Cotnly, Isd., at their December Term, 1S5&, for a Ucenn la ■ell ipirltuDua and Intoxicating tlquenln qua* uties tvsj than a quart. The .place where eaU liquors am to bo told It In a fnne tons* os Back itn*ct, formerly known as •'Vabkoaten’s Comer,” lu iho Town of Patriot, Foiey Township, Swiuoiiaud comity, Indiana. . ' JOSHt'A il. 6CRAST0X. November 5. JEJD—3;

IT i? acknowledged by all, that you can buy the best article of Sugar, Coffee, Tea, It ice, in fact all kinds of Groceries for the least monty, at the “Cheap Cash Store” of : HATHAWAY & CO.

| . Nrw Youk, Nov. 7. The Vanderbilt has arrived, with Southampton dates to 27th nit., anticipated. ■ Bombay dales to tbe Sept, report Kent Sahib as dying of fever.

Gyms Heed and Martha Reed vs Samuel Culbertson—To recover teal estate—judgment for defendant. John and Martha Clendenniug vs Hiram Parker—Motion fur leave to issue execution —judgment for plaintiffs for S52.37.

Sheriff’s Snip of Ileal Estate. BY virtue of an Order of Sale, issued out of the Clerk’s OlTice of the Switzerland Circuit Court and to me directed, against Abraham Adkinson and Jane Adkinson, and in favor of Uziel H. Stow*, 1 will, on Saturday, the *

The Gerald’s Washington correspondent says, it is believed that serious difficulties may, and; probably will, grow out of the dispute between the United States and England in reference to tbe Island of ban Juan. It is generally conceded that General Harney was entirely right in taking possession of the Island, to piotect tbe U.-£Lcitizcos there, and to maintain the rights .of the country, to the Island/ under the Pakenham tiealy of the ; 15ih of June, 1846., The President wilt submit jthe correspondence to Congress at the opening of the next session, and wilt ask for means, money, and men to enable him to; uphold tbe honor of Us flag at all hazards and to tbs last extremity. Tbe correspondent also considers the'return of Mr. ■■ Dallasbefore the Holliday6 or early in the session of Congress as possible,

. iso itiMis n ails. JUST RECEIVED, direct from the manufactory, of the best make, and at torn figures, at TAc-“CheappasKStore” of HATHAWAYAt CO.

PEUUV1AX STKCP; . Oa, Paortcru Soccnox er . PROTOXIDE OF IROK.

John I French vs John Bodlc—to recover real estate—new trial—dismissed, at plaintiff's costs. Elihu Owens vs Martha Owens— Divorce — defendant made default, and case continued.. ,. , Jacob Cooper vs James Thurston and wife—to recover real "estatedismissed at plaintiffVcosts.' Georgo ; W.' Sprague vs Nancy J Bprrgoe—Divorce.-granledr Bela 'Herrick vs The j Trustees of Patriot-^Uandato^-continned.

SoMMKHFtCLD GjtUT, W- 6. Fairview, Nov. 5, 1859.

__ - _ Tll£ taUnted Iron u a r*e~ *dy hr disorganised blood,. V* . bas arisen from its want of f&it, some preparation of It that /v -tP ATRt9' V *111 aidiollale with that riIs tal Bnld. Thli need the I> I fl? "I favian Simpaapplla.and 1 < I In the only form In which It jf lj possible for Iron to enter the clWCLitioa. For the ‘ tame rcooo, the class of diseases Peruvian Syrap radically ecus are precisely those which the ujual remedies merely relieve;, among which are —

1st day of December, 1850, offer for sale_at public auction to the highest aod best bidder for cash in'hand, at the Court House door in the lown of Vevay, in said county, between the hours prescribed by law,; the tents and profits for a term of years not exceeding seven of the following described real estate, situate in said county, la-wit; ■ ' All of Lois Nos. I1C, III, 126, 127, 128, 129,; 130, U7, 148, 149, 150, 152. 166, ICG, 167, 163, 169, ajtd l7fl. in the Town of Center Square, m; said county, as known and numbered on Uie Plal of said Town, Also, one other piece of land, described as follows:;Commencing at the south east corner of oul lot No. l3,of said Town, running thence potth .to the: Log -Lick road, thence sonth'eastwardly on'said road Uribe west line'of George S. WplkePs land; thence ot a right angle to a point on redirect line .with the south line, of said lot No. 13,'thence at a right angle to the place of beginning, contaming two acres, it being a part o! out lot No. 11 in said town. : ■ ■ ■ ,

ALFRED SHAW, , INVITES the attention of the' public lo his recent purchase of a large and .well selected stock of Dry Goods,. Groceries, : ' Boots and Shoes, . Hats and Caps, Qoeensware, • , Hardware, d:c., His stock has been purchased with great cate, expressly for the

JSrThe 1 1.; tit ioteiligeuco from Europe shows an inciearing pfobabiHly of a rupture between France and England, with chances for a general war. 9he wailike preparations of tbs French Emperor are still going forward on a large scale. His purpose of sustaining his ally in the difficulties with China, is reported to: be abandoned, Spain has declared war against Morocco, and should England become involved, ae is threatened, the two leading .Western Powers may speedily come in collision with each other. The former rumors o( a serious outbreak at Palermo, are confirmed. . Affairs in Italy are not essentially changed.

otlce. PERSONS who bav i subscribed money . towards the erecli on of the Met bodist Episcbpal Ohurch inlVevay; will please take notice that they are hereby requested to'pay'to the undersigned, on-or before the 151b day of NOVEMBER,-the THIRD ond installment of twenty-five per cent, of the amount subscribed. , 'By order of the Blinding Committee. ; ALFRED SuA'v, Treasurer. Vevay, Ind., OcU 2B, 1859.—3w ,

Dyspepsia, Dnprits, Xeurelgia, Brcnekitit, Cawtumptirt Tendencies, ColorUts Bloed, BjiU, Sirin Distant, St, Vitus Banff, Leuchor. rkea or U’kitts, General DeiHitj, 7Vrpjdily rf tkr finer, <f-

' To those who record tbe authority of tuoMa tawa itm> their oen experience, it U taoagh w tay that the Peruvian Syrup Is now rcjulacty prescribed Sr every Pbyridan of not* in boston, end la the autchtuetu General Hotpltal, an institution cf the highest reputation In this country.

George ’ Hall el alva Wad if ash et at—For real estate;. ' Tried by jo* ry; jrerdict for pltJft, $278,00; -verdict set aside by the Command a new trial graatad. Eli Q. Dnon vs Samuel Fisk—on No te —Continued'at plaintiff's costa. Thomas- Shehane va'Mary Shebane; Divorce; Case dismissed. George L. Back vs Peter Smith el a!; To correct mistake in deed; continued for process: ‘ George H Kylo ; T®''Harwood <fc Doao; appeal from , J.'P.i for pqasession of real- estate;- verdict for plaintiff for possession 1 of property and damages, $46,66; motion for new trial overruled, and appealed to Supreme Coart. Kellogg & Foote vs Silas Q. Howe; on Note; Judgment by default for pltffj, 81,12*2.22. Isabella ilnsser vs John Muasor; Divorce; Continued for service of process. WiMiam Vuugbao va William <k Lv-u Soiuple; on Note; judgment; by default for 8139.10.' ' ‘ Abram Peters vs Jacob J.Woke£eH otr al; to foreclose transferred to Common Pleas Coart.; TtGjtecs of Patriot Lodge Ko. 9,

FALL TRADE. OP 1859, . and will be told at prices to suit tbe limes. ri • ■. •

corr or s urtxa non na< wx. s. ennout. Xiw Unman, Barth 5, It40. Coalman 1 hare tued the Peruvian Sjmp ft* the put throe year* with the cost cratifrinr sacin of Dyspepsia, (carious forms,] Chronic !Minhere. General and Nexrcui Debility, Neuralgia, Eryalpclu, and various dtirsses of th* Ek!n, also for Chin reals, Lettcorrhea, Prolapsus Uteri, suppressed ooanei end female complaints partie nlarly, 1 bare found the medicine to have treat power, and for Belli, t coniidtr It an DrtalUbl* rtxoMy* * The i’crnriaa Syrup comUnes Talnahlt alternative and tonic properties, and is of remarkable efficacy In all ehoalcdifease* characterised by Tank of vitality. WM. B. CU1SUOU1, fi. D, Agist* —Join D. Park, and Scire, Eckstein i Co., Cincinnati; J. Siddal, Uadlton: 3. L. Thltbiada Vciftf* 4 Principal Agenl-J.S. HARRISON, fop stairs,) corner of Fourth and Bate riiweU. Cincinnati, a, where a paioplet nay be bad containing a history of this new remedy. are neucetfnUy Intited to csli,

€otin try Produce,; of all kinds, bought end aofd. - ALFRED SHAW, Ferry Street) Vevay, Indian*. October 26, ;■ ■ ,

PENXSTLTASU POLITICS.

New York, Nov. 5.

' But if Ibe rents and profits fail to sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said judgmenu interest, costs, and accruing costs, I will then and there, on (be same terms offer the fee simple of said real estate; but will not sell for less than two-thirds the appraised value thereof. WILLIAM MEAD, Sheriff s. C. November 9, 1859—It $5,50

Brittannia Ware. ‘ "■ CONSISTING in part of Ibe following articles: y . Castors, Molasses Cans, Candle sticks, Fancy Mugs, ' Lamps, . Sugar Bowl*, Tea Pots, Cream Pitchers, • Coffee Pots,-, Water Pitchers, ■ &c., &c., &c., • Just received, and for sale low, by ap20 F. F.GRiSARD^SON.

A dispatch to the Express says that the Pennsylvania Opposition State Committee baa agreed to call a State Convention to elect delegates to a National Opposition Convention ol the whole Union.

; Missesota.—'The St. Paul Minnesotean, of tho 1st inst., states that the Republican majority in the Legislature of that State, will bo certain ly forty-live on joint ballot, with a probability of Jtfty-three. Ramsey (Rap.) has a majority of about 3,300, for Governor. The aggregate vote is not far from 40,000, an increate of 2,000 since 1857, including the 1,000 bogus votes of that year.

Tire contested election case in Ohio county, was dismissed on Sat-; of. some alleged deficiency in the proceedings. It is to ba brought up again.

Administrator** Sale. \TOTlCE is hereby given, that 1 will tell it at public- auction on Saturday, tbe 12th day of November next, at (he residence of John Myers, late of Switzerland county, deceased, all bis personal property not tsken by the widow.consialing of horses, cattle, bogs, fanning utensils, &c. A credit of twelve. months will be given on all sums over three dollars, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, bearing’interest from date, waiving valuation and appraisement laws.

New Oeleans, Nov. 7.

. The election was proceeding quietly, In the 4lh district the Democrats have elected one member of the Legislature, one Justice and one State lax collector. In the rest of the city the regular American ticket ig elected by a large majonly.

THE highest market price wilt be paid in cash for Hay, by octSfi COURVOISIER & LEWIS.

Bakery—Bakery.

WE hpve made further additions to our Bakery, which enables us to furnish Bread, Cakes, Pies sml other confectionary in any quantity on short notice, which makes our establishment mote convenient to persons giving Djsxejw or Pasties than any other House in Vetay. je*22 CLARKSON At WALDO.

To Uay Growers and Bay

Press Builders* THE nedenigned him* bought <b* aidcdri right of Jeaenonand SwUieriasdOountie* of tba Parent Beater or iioncor Pro?*, bmby gri* notice that * hoover with to build Presses m th* abort patent can get th* right of na,. We keep cocitanUy ca usd the ftaritait for the shore View. F. U tiSU&UU) ft MB, Tmi, l*twk X. B.—Those who hare hullt Pisem rf th* abort Patent, dure December SO, 1(07, «Ql pMmcaU and pay us tba latent Fee. . . , iull 1^

10LIXS, Afcordiann, Flute* and Fife#, Violin \ Hows, Suing#, Ac, A full supply &t »ug3 J. L. TlUKUAUD’S.

J CUN TRUITT, AdhHnistratorf October 19, 1859.-31

'fhe Celebrated Wooster Fannin? vntiTof aala to* by ' Ciimo k Sox.'

MACKEREL.— Kits, Half Bands, and Barrels, for sale by * ma>2& ORISARD A SON. *

Buffalo, Nov. 8,

SALT— 60 bhts No. I, Kannwha Salt imiUly . ALFRED SHAW.

The grain elevator of the N. Y. Cent. Railroad Co.; wag burned this morning, and over. 200,000 bushels of grainjdestroyed. Loss half ft million; fully insured.

-vrANKEE HORSES —We hire « ropply of . 1 Clothes Hones for aalo low. aug 17 CLARKSON & WALDO.

WINDOW GLASS.—Just rowired, Window Glare of allaire*. JESSE TEATS.

LEMONS— Jutt rerolrrd, anil ferule low bj tu-17, • CLARKSON dc WALUUy

V £W FLOUR-—hirt received, wkkh we w not. Portal*cheapfote^ihr __ auglT CLARKSON k WALDO. ■

HIPK-P.Wc piy the hiKbwt muket prl« f» dry and green tilde*. 1 * • , , lusyl 1 * ■ -- *■ Wt'KVOISIEB A l.EWlb.

DYE STUFFS.—An ujcrttrrnt of IVe fiuifla mo he f?ucd at J. TEAT! SCOBS.

CIKJAK?. ao'J Snatf—For ulc by ' ■ r ,|J J. L.-THICBAID.

: : ireweljfy"I HAVE Just received a large and aplen* did assortment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry, which will be sold at very reasonable prices. Cali and examine ray stock. F. A. BCERNER, not!) Ferry Street, Way, Ind.

RLACKSMITHING. OWING to circumstances not necessary to mention, I did not petitarleJ South a* 1 ’cipifcted. My . Shop is now open, and ll.o.'e favoring me with tto:5t can rely upon having it done uit& toy aim ianJi. JOsKt'HJAGERS. Vcvav, November1559,'

. NOTICE. NOTICE is hereby given, that the Copartnership heretofore existing between the undersigned, was Ibis day dis* solved by mutual consent. . WM. Hi H. GLEASON. GEORGE GLEASON. Log Lick, Oct. 21, IMS.-Sl ■