Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 47, Vevay, Switzerland County, 23 November 1859 — Page 2

I "t 0. 0. P. I The annual Communication oflhe •Grand Lodge of this influential body, now in "session in this city, is very • folly attended. Yesterday the ( re- | ports of tbe Grand Officers for the •year were read and* re (exited (Q appropriate committees. These reports were printed, and handed to the mem•bars as aoon as they were presented to the Grand Body. Tbta wjLgreal I convenience, and serves lo facilitate business, The report T ot the Grand j-Msiter, A. H. Mathews, speaks in , detail o! the operation of the different subordinate lodges in the. juris[diction, representing them in ja heal- | thy and prosperous condition; A ; very handsome compliment is paid to the Grand Set ret ary, El II. Barry, and coupled with a recommendation that the salary of that office be increased, so as to joetify (be Secretary to devote bis entire time to the laborious duties of tbe office.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Xr The officers of tba Grand Encampment, I. O. 0. F., for the current year, are as follows;, ; M W Q Patriarch, 'PB McCarty, of Wabash. f '

DISTRACTED MEXICO.

.. (tf-Tho lore of ohlldran tppetri Ip ns like the 1ot0 of flowen—holy and innocent, and the man wbo is fomd of'them cannot be tbo possessor bf a brutal oi bad heart.

Events indicate another invasion from tbo United States of tbs territory of Mexico, which,'from its distractions within, la in;an impotent con* dition torepol the'forces tbat may v be bronght against her from wilhont.: Hera has been a Government of rev* olutions for nearly fifty years. The first attempt at independent Constitutional Government was in 1822, when the Gencial, amf President, Don fAugnstin llurbide. Emperor by the title of Augustin I. Soon a' revolt was ted off by Santa Anna,;and the experiment* of a raon-| arebyshaving failed, the Independence of Mexico was declared anew, in the establishment, .ip 1824, of a Federal is l. Republic, General Quad* I ilupe' Victoria, first President, In I835i Sabfa' Anna changed the Federal into a Central Republic. The important revolt of Texas was successful in 1836, and the State was annexed to the United States in 1846. After a direct contest in war with this country, Mexico, by treaty of February,' 1848, yielded to the United States New Mexico and Upper California, containing about five hundred and thirty thousand square miles of territory. Now another war r impends, the results of which will no donbt to slice off still greater portions 6f Northern Mexico.

Call 3*~n.cl. Wee THOSE beaulifol Piatd French Mem noes, Cathmetei, Ducals,’ 4c., that they are selling at such very fno price* it ••Tht Cheap Cub Store" of , HATHAWAY $ GO.

BALLOU'S DOLLAR. MACAZlAtL

PRESENT CIRCULATION, JIWOO;

OFFICIAL-COUNTY PAPER,

IT *hbuld be known to (Terr family la the trailed State*, that for ONE' DOLLAR, wut taonr add rets, * tint clat*, elegantly and, entirely original Miami*. may. be bad. Tor a whole year. It t* beautifully printed on clear while paper, with new type, and each neater contain* orermtr iuadrtd/icrtofread*. lug natter and illustrations, mating tselro hundred page* a year, ortwo'Urgw rolanet fur oat Sou.*a. Pottage eighteen cents a year.' By far the cbeapoit publication lit the world 1

. M E G H Priest, B C S Maocoren, of Danville. R.W GS Warden, JolmT Saunders of Jeffersonville,

wED.seenav, November 23, isw.

: J. &ST Mr. Wbittlesy, recently oonj doctor of (ho Enquirer, has retired from that paper. John A. Hull succeeds him.

notice can be token of aaooymoo* cnmniuolcaUuBJ. Wbatoxer U intended for in* c?nioo mutt be aotbenUcnledbrtho namoand U'Mrcia of tba writer; nolneeemrily Tor pnbltration, but as a. (juannteo of rood taltb. Ws •rauaul Undertake to retain rejected articles.

Just Arriving, A FEW more of those late style fancy Delaines, end very cheap, at * l Tht Cheap Cash Slyre" of . . HATHAWAY* CO.

K W G J Warden, A J Powers, of Warsaw.

*y\)XE . WHAT IT WILL DO.

jrpAll Legal Advertiseatento payable to advance, or when Affidavit tornado; In DO CW ■utiject to the ilfjjj of legal process. ,■ . JT7> Alt tnnslent advrittoemento to ’ be paid f.jr limrfaWy-ln tdranen. - •• .

B W Q Scribe, E H Bany, of Indionapolia. ' ‘ ' R \V G Treasurer, Theo. P Haogbey, of Indianapolis.. It W G Representative, to the G L UB, Jonathan S Harvey, of Jeffersonville. ': . ' :

(Or* The :U. B; Coutt Jor the district of Indiana, is now in session at Indianapolis. It commenced . last Monday, tbo 2Iit instant.

it witt raort at tea toe a wuole ts*k .. BALBOD'S DOLLAR MONTHLY. - Hjr'.rt>ere are one hundred page* of reading nailer In eatf a umber of “Ballon'* Monthly.” irPSlxleen p*ge*offln« and bountifully [rr.nI edttlc station gre gitfen in each number. ICTTwo page* of Mbit, ctwealed, original humorous Utu*iivJons embellish rich number. JLT’Oter lltfl fa^sbrrta31 n'tyhl'a iter nee annum, far tho unprecedented price of oordW/ar' ]L3*U Ujuttaceh'h v Ah u any father, brothtror friend w.iulJ Introduce to the family circle. C3*ln.*ll respect* lit* Trc*h,at<d what it purport* to be, (be cheapest magazine In the world.. Si'll I* carefully edited by Mr. Ballou who bai IT tear* esperienefc o» the Bojtgn jutm. *?■ Devoted to new*, tale*, poqtns. Murks of the *«a. discoveries, miscellany, wil an.] humor. *3*Hath hunter coniald* original ankle* ■ from mor* than twmtf regular contributors. awTho* nublMied hat 4 1 tar*. It ha* leached ‘‘ the evtnordlnary circulation of IIS, capital,. person enduring 91 to the proprietor, * a* below shall feedte the Magazine, one yeaf. ■’ AaTtUt topic* of Ballou’* DtilUf Moulhly are teotcnc year fur jin dul'itr*. Now I* the time to subterite, a* volume tier. tn lajusl aUiul l*> commence. M. M. BALLOU. ISitlutir eu.t IVupr/rije., No. iM Winter hired, Huston, Min. - norO-oow-U

The Richest Selection OP all kind* of Plain and Fancy Dress Silks, and astonishly low, at "TAe Cheap Cash Slore" of nov23 HATHAWAY * CO.

OCT Proceedings of public meetings intended, for publication in tbe be furnished this office as soon as ' any other. In no esse w|Ujj|e publish.them, alter they have appeared in another paper, published the, e*hb ; day tbit the Reveille ia&iasnod. * If Secretaries cannot at tend.to their business fairly and promptly, they should resign, eo tbst their places can be filled by suitable jerboas.^When '»[ public meeting’inslrocts . its . Secretary to furnish Air*the papers in the district with a copy pf its' proceedings, each paper should le treated with respect; and the Secretary should"not insult two offices, to frvvor Lis pet partisan office. Wa only ask.fairness, and will bo satisfied with nothing Icsr,

SPECIAL NOTICKS.

Alternate G Representative to’lbe G L U S, John H Stailey, of Rochester,

Notice to S in- euvi soils.— Mr. Miux, our County Treasnrer, requests us to give notice to the Supervisors of this county that unless they make their returns to him on or belore the 10th day of December, he will not. receive them. • Those failing to make their returns by that time, will have to give each taxpayer in their respective districts a separate receipt, . nov23-3t

VCl* will find the prettiest and cheap1 esl Bonnet and Bonnet Trimmings at " The Cheap Cash Store" of nov23 HATHAWAY* CO.

Grand Sentinel, Christopher. To ler, of Madison.

' Deputy Grand Sentinel, J T Williams, of Indianapolis, The reports made to the Grpnd Encampment; ofOdd: Fellows show the number initiated during the past six months to be 143. The number of contributing patriarchs is 1,023; receipts 818,374; amount paid for relief and charities 81,305. This branch of the.: order is in a fionrisbing condition—a number of new encampments ; having been .instituted during the past year. .

What a Pretty Shawl! VKS, I got it at ‘ The Cheap Cash Stoic.’ 1 They keep the best assortment, and sell them lower than any one else. HATHAWAY A CO.

From tbe report of the Grand Secretary, we find there are two hundred and three lodges in the Stale, so increase of fifteen from last year’s report. The following are tbe aggregates of tbe several reports;

STILL AHEAD.

Initiations,,,,'. 653 Rejections................. v .... 65 Admitted by Card......... , v ......174 Withdrawn by Card 247 Reinstations... .26 Suspensions....300 Expulsions.:...... 29 Dcalhs *32 Past 0tahds.V1....t,743 Contributing Member*..,. ........8,606 of LbdgifS. 1.:$222,462 SO Dues U. Grand Lodge..... 1. 3,151 65 Orphan 76,165 1 4 No, of Uiollient Relieved............473 Ivo. of Widowed Families Relieved.. .20 Degree of Hcbekah Conferred upon: . Liadies...-147 Total Amount Expended for Relief and Charity....$0,165 22 TIie :; Grand .Treasurer) Theo. P. Haughey; reports' the .total ' receipts at $4.466 64; cxpendtlntes $3,29001; leaving a balance oii band of 81,170 63. . : ; v ... The Grand debt —the balance' on Itand and the re-, ccipls will-cover all expenses of the session, and Jeave the Grand Lodge the holder of shares in the ; Grand Lodge Hall, amounting to S3,’. 47,40. The report of the Grand Representatives, Milton, Herndon [and James H. Stewart, is also published, as laid before ihe Grand [Lodge, and embraces many ilemr;of interest to the Order. The next ression of the Grand Lodge of the United Slates is to be held in Knshvillc, Tennessee.— State Sentinel.

1H1E reason we sell so much Clothing, . is, that, we keep an tier lit nr assuring ent and sell at surA extremely lom price t.

FOOD .FOB: THE MIKD!

NOTirE

We hate'beyond a question the Vest Mock ih this place, of all kinds of Men and Boys Clothing, and at prices btyond competition.

Tbe Ladies of tlic M, ,E. Church, in Vevay, will given Fesiivnl and Entertainment on Friday Evening, December 30lh, !E59, for the benefit of the Church. : Vevay, October 19; IS59.

IF YOU WANT A BOOK,

St>D 10 C.LORGR «. EVAXS,

Toe TkxakFrontif.ii. —Tha Caraanchw, the Apaches, nod other warlike tribes of Indians hare at times kept the western and northwestern portions of Texas in dread, making frequent inroads over the border destroying properly, murdering or carrying into captivity their defenseless victims and driving oS their sleep and cattle. Now that a Mexican, the bold and daring Gorlinas, with his butchering.bands, has taken' the savagcV. occupation, the United States has,determined again lb send its army-of occupation, over tho itio Grande! The first war arose out of disputes as to the;boundary, Mexico claiming to the Nueces anil the, Uni ted States to the Itio Grande del'Norte. , .}

Together with a. fine selection of Cloths, Cassimeres, Salinels, Tweeds, Jeans, Reaveteens, ie., in which w) offer erral bcrgadnt at “Tht Cheap Cash Store of T HATHAWAY & CO.

430 Chcitnni Street, i run.Aitr.LPHu, FOR IT.

Daring ArrEiirr to Rob a Tbeaburkb’s Office. — A daring attempt was made to rob tbe Treasurer's'Office in Warren county, Ind., on Friday morning. A Mr. Gregory, aroused by bearing what be thought perhaps somb ono had been shot, and hurryingjinto the street, on going out, the idea svggested Itself that persons might tie engaged in-robbing (he Treasurers Office. -v

Wc may allude to this matter again, more specifically and at more length, “at a more convenient seaM > 60Q.

You can pel pool Umli.; Von can pet choice book*: You can bf».k.*orih rralipc: Yoq can ,el tiouki fa e»er>" Jci-anmcni <4 .Ut era'ore, n*.*! u Antr4*i>jMc prrratfm wrrthfcunt SO Cent, to IPO, I. plten with Mch IImI vJ<I. In IwUltUt! ii*e In the country tu hay IU.0V5 1. at

CHRISTMAS EVE SIPI'ER,

■ ; There will lea Supper given at Odd Fellows Hall, in Vtvoy, on FriJay. Evening, December 23(1, 1859, for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. : Ur Order Ok the Social Circle. 'Veray,.lnd„ OcL l?,-I859.

Hals, Cap*!;, ltool$, Shoe*,

*SI> Al! kinds Gents Furnishing Goods. HATHAWAY * CO.

<&,(&. ' 439 Chen out Street niiLutat|4i:a. I'*.. Cr'p’ma:i,r of ihe.l.i/r iiftftt ninl Irjl'Cictw of tie (JCeji mJ Urptit Oifr Itonp KiutilUMM

05 - Old Pap Drake has a .long Legging article in the Madison Daily Times of Thursday last, in which he admits that he is’not supported by the party.he assumes to-be laboring for. The* truth is/ohl pap Drake was an nltra Republican in Ohio, and was .one of the' editors of the Sciola Valley Republican; and after ho came to Yeyay, he openly avowed himself an opponent of the Democracy, and stated that ho would vote against them, if he had a vote. This was two or three months ago, and probably the Democracy havcT/otind him out.. Old Father Drake no donbt thooght that by going to Mad* is on and working pnblicly for the Democracy, and privately fof the Republicans, be could secure the pa* tronago of both parties, starve the .Gonrior obt, and have the whole Jbh! to himself.’’ But, judging from what he say?j we think be is finding out’that Honesty, is the Best Policy* '■

Keep It fie foie lltc I’coplc, THAT the place to buy all kinds of Hardware, Cordage, Ac,; is at *‘7'Ae Cash Store*' of nov23 HATHAWAY &’ CO.

IN TUK WOKI.DI Who caHs atuttrja te tlic f.irt.iijat t.c I,x* utaJe .uch arransnrtfit* with <'"trr rut'li.'l.ar* an t Mauubcistvn, lL->; >1 :n e» h in I'Ii jjUi' tu «i;> t prrrtffC tn/u*inf>i|j ij,au nti, ai>4 Thai cmnut t« entivllwlhy a*y i/Jjiir tiift IVli Home >n the aorli,

ONE MONTH’S NOTICE!

To Attorneys, Parties to Salts, and .. . all others Interested.

He ran to the door, and bearing a noise bn the inside, hastened to awake Mr.Me*sner,lhc Treasurer, and one or iwootheis, and in company they returned to the office, v The burglars however/ had become alarmed, and fled through* a back winbow, by which they had effected an entrance. It ,was found ‘ that the outside door of the safe bad been blown off, and that a quantity of tools were lying on the tloor, with which they would soon have opened the inner door and secured their booty.- A large sum of money was in the safe, and if it had not been for the opportune anir vat of Mr Gregory, the burglars would have been well paid for their labor.

A large amount of money is .due this office fur legal advertising, running ffem sis moiiUis lo sis years; and as «e *n:e now in need of money to prosecute .bur business during the dull times of (he coming winter, we hereby give notice that after the 23TH OF fiOVEMUER NEXT, we will have Fee Hills issued for all demands of this character due us.

Carpt'iifcr?* Too I *<, OF which we'have a full supply, and eery cheap, af "The Cheap Cash Store" of HATHAWAY & CO.

JL W « h'o.’j end Sthrr IVitfc/.rr, (Jcif Chain*. mid Silk Drtft J'nllern*

QUEENS WARE, Glassware, Table Cutlery, etc., in good supply and m low prices, at "TAe Ctieafi CashSloie"of HATHAWAY i CO.

Jl\0 0YC1 ■ $35fi.«f> WfjKTHHF JEWELRY

(KT The Brown conniy 'Hepublican says that dodge. Chapman of that Circuit, while on bis road to Nashville to attend Court, was considerably*injurcd by a fall from his "■bug* gy<v His horse became frightened and ran away, and the road being very dangerous—a bluff-rising.; on one aide with a precipice on the other —he threw himself but on the ‘bluff’ side of the road, inflicting severe injuries in question.

Wert pheu auij. it iritis tleriii VV-ul*,- froM Janusijr tu July. IpSV. earJr article uf t K elt lu.< Leenutilie £ii«~t utalily, -ia4 t-u ptren rStitfac-ti.-.n ;n every Sti-lauce. All are ,(»I4 si the J’nUi.lf f*’ price*. Vid yrtl cvj . Jtrita ti e l*ir"ert Stork »/ R<(0ti in I hr Country;

F. L J. WALDO 6i CO

SUGAR— COFFEE —TEA. ALL prefer to buy all kinds of Groceries of "TAe Cheap Cash Store," because they keep- the Aeif article.(ur the Uaft money. HATHAWAY * CO.’

SKSI* YOU ‘A f C-UAUu:ri:, Which *-U.fill -*y tuftil prv'.s ml which ot;ita'ti. a M-t ■ifll.cnm.t la-4 iVi.rii In c*-ry itt{. .nu .al oL li.arvirt. f»vw j.ti-m,;- - . "

r MARRIED, ■ On the 10*h of November, by I, C. Smith, Mr. Benjamin C. Elicks and Miss Safinda J. Dunning, both of this county. Id Cincinnati, on (he 9th instant, by Rev, John T. Mitchel, Mr. Lawrence W. Gordon, of this place, and Miss Mary K. Jeffrey, of Wayne county, I ml..

130 v TUST RECEIVED,direct from ihe tnnir. v tifacloty, of the best make, nmt nt /otf fipures, at 7*A< ''Cheap Cash-Siote" of HATHAWAY'* CO. i

HisitXV’f Jlinpiophy, Trawl*, Voyage?,, ' - I’oetry, Sr.liter, - . ; ‘ Mrtbrn.i'i

The Sentiml, in alluding to the adjournment of fhc Giand Lodge and Encampment, speaks aa follows : The session of this body, or bodies, for they are two in one—at least it appears so to outsiders—has been an exceedingly pleasant one. Our citizens speak highly of the gentle* maul; bearing of the delegates, and will always welcowe their return with cordiality'. If we are to judge of the Order by its representatives, it is worthy of the exalted position it cccoples in the pbnlicmin'd, and mnst continue to prosper in the future as it has done in the past.

AST Tho majority for Olden, the Opposition candidate for Governor in New Jersey, is 2,129. The Senate, will'stand 13 Democrats and,8 Opposition; and the Assembly' 29 Democrats and 31 Opposition; giving the Democrats thojoint ballot by 3 majority, which is no benetit praccally, as there ia no United States Senator to bo elected. ‘

AN INDIANA MAIL ROBBER AND BURGLAR CAPTURED IN MEMPHIS.— A fellow named Wm. H. Linn, <alias> Wm. H. Hibbard, was arrested in Memphis, on Wednesday, on charge of robbing a jewelry store in Brookville, Ind. The burglary was perpetrated several months ago, and Linn susceeded [sic] in effecting his escape.— The police in Memphis were telegraphed a description of his person, and requested to look out for him, as he was supposed to be lurking in that vicinity. On Tuesday night Officer Batson, of Indiana, arrived in that city, and at once recognized him as the burglar, and accordingly Linn was arrested and lodged in jail. Batson had a requisition from Gov. Willard, and Linn will be immediately taken to Indiana for trial.—Though young in years, this man is old in crime, and daring his brief career of villainy has robbed the mail in Indiana four different times, always managing to escape justice. ~~~~~~~

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■NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

1 hetiiiti'; • Cl:elw:>ir>’. | * .MeoLitli f" ; finipri. jihy, »' ’ - ' ACvciiiiircs,

son liTiii ;>u i tV j; \\\

,4 Gift Fntrrpriie eonJurtrd upon a /.tfirrat anil Impartial Plan ! I i

Xo Counectlon ulilt anj- oilier (Hit

Uook llonae In the iVorltit OifUWmll EveryUhly!! ■ Gills ol pnrat value I! Gifu of a U'lier<ina1Uc:: - Aid ntuft, of lueui 1!

Mann foe!■■ft';, Afrla’.vclnre. Fuk Masonry,; • jVamral lli.v*<rr, , ■ ’. - ' . . Odd POlou:'liiju A(j»ua*s, ■ - *- Kibicv

Kr The School Trustees have assigned the Vevay Free Schools of the difleroat grades, to the following Teachers, at the rates annexed: ' 1st and 2d Grades, to Prof. Brand and Daughter, to bo taught .in Odd Fellows Hal], for,8350 00. * : , 3d Grade; itoO. W- Todd and Lady, to bo 1 taught in 1 ho Medary rooms, for 8190 00., 4th Grade, (or ;Pnmary Department,) in; lower half of. District, to be taught in LawarSchool Room, by Miss Ueorgia'Millor.and Assistant, for sno op/; .;;*. 4th Grade, .(or Pr ment,) in district, ,,10 botanghlin ibo Ujpper,S^opi room j by • Hiss Harriet , t (or 570 00../ v ~a * Total,. 8 (20 00.', „ Coptracta year for the '6ame", $7S (^00.’’, ;; ; «f. L. Clark. November 16, yV.-,.;:

■ Tho most JJtK'ral, Punctual and KctiaMi? GIFT BOOK ENTERPRISE IX EXIST EXGti, ;

V ROGERS ;& COTTON, , ;1XD ucaui s ijT , v ■". * Hay,’: .Wheat, and iall Kinds of

’ (Kr There is everything; in a name when supportedby ability. It is re* la ted of Daniel Webster that when a young lawyer be received /a fee 1 of $18 for services in a.case in which be was engaged. - ■ Some years after be received $5,000 in a similar case, and osed the Same brief, A decided pecuniary difference between being known arid unknown. . M .*

‘11i« bostevtdencedrthUti tho fael of iU belug the oojj ou< lhalslatnii euJorevJ bj tin) Preuof the City In which it U located.

IlEADUVAUTtUS . For Southern ami Western OnUre, Baltimore, iiil. Write f«n CaUlo-uc. |t embrace* -a thousand varieties of publications In every do* partment of l.Ucratare, together with the /Ar> fi*t JUr/ef oselnl, Ornamental and valuable Gifts,ever published. "150 Uitlotrul varieties! Suite of which are of leu value than 00 cent*, and from that |u 81W,«'.

Prayer Bools, Hymn I!u*A.', '-School Hooks, : Sloping Bools, Jurciitl*;' R«dw ■ - • Ltllf-r Pkpew . ‘ Eltvektpt-s,.

Saturday Eyemsq PosT.—This “oldest and best, of the Weeklies” is about commencing a new volume, with new attractions in the way of choice original contributions. Its range ; of topics embraces Fiction, News, Humor, Agriculture, the Mar* bets, dec., «kc. Its contribntors comprise many of the moat eminent 'American and;English writers of the present day, , Terms$2 per single copy;. twojeoptes for S 3;' four copies for 85, and a proportionaTdednclion for larger dabs. ’ Specimens. ■ sent gratis.: A dr Peterson; No. 132 SouthThinlt Street, Phila.jdelpbia('Pa > >>7^^;l.^;

COUMTRT PRODUCE, MOOHEPIKU), INDIANA. ‘ f|Te ni|ata)l.-j»£

KSADM • 51fC,000 distributed among our patrons our* lug the past fear. Over $■’>), WO in Gifu U* U) distributed the present year, consisting of Gold atul Mirer Watches, Chains, Charms Lockets, Silt Ureas Patterns. Fine Ciape Shawls, Klch Lace Collars, Sewing Machines, Mnstca) Inliniments, and In fact- something to suit ercry

vii.c Cijurtw,

: (KrTbe shipments of potatoes from the port of Bangor, this’ fail) will greatly exceed those of any former season. It is estimated that one hnridred. thousand bushels .will tie exported. The potatoes arc pronounced more uniform and of better quality than have been produced • for mauy years, ■ • ; v i ''

Which aregivcn «lth the BooLt.ct'<11*1*1 i>T jewelry*, * Ac., of I tie Onc‘t r,nallty and dike be-r nianufjr' tore, anil are rained at lliemauuttrtQrcr* price*, ; and comiirisea laJye variety of - ■ I tJuliet 1 ' and Genu’,Gold and Silver Uur. - Waif he*. FJjht-dayTlme Piece* and Itronie Clock*. ' ladies’ Elegant Black or I’taidailk Til- . terns, ’.*? * filrer-pisted Tea and Cofiee Sens; . Cake, Krut and Card Bailed, Tea and TsWe • Spoon*, , . Batter, TUb, Bread and fruit Knive*, ■ Elegant 1-adic. la.'iudlnc Bracelet*, Bread [Un* arid Kar Ring* k> tuatrli, . neatly pot Up In liove*. Coilly Petti of Cameo*.Uo-atf, Horen sice, Co- - ral, Garret, Turnooii. Lava, and every variety**!. Jewelry. ' Gold Lock rt*, of all die*, for Win!.' inn, flair. It. • Ladle*’ aril Geati’. Hold Fendl Ca*er, a jib fine > Gold Fen*. . Ceuta 1 H tamo nd-poi Med Cocuoeretal and Fji- ■■ grossing Geld I’cos, with Silver and Ebony JUo- . die, In bore*. . Ladlas’ Cold Keek. Chatelaine, Watcb and ~ Guard Ccalns. Gents, CoM Fob and Test Chain*. - ■ Gem* 1 Sett* of Came*, dfonie, floitntlue, Ed- - tmeled and Engraved Gold Stud*, Roinni and. Sleeve Button*., Cluster Hreaatjita*. with opal centre and Cold Chain*. . . Peart PoekttKnlvej,'PortS! onnai csCaba* and*' Purse*. •• ■■ Ladies 1 Breastpin* Ear lUnp*. Finger Rings, Cuff anil Chcmbette Hattons, Odd and -SilverPeodi#, Cro«e*, Belt Slide*, etc., of over *T Thousand varieties, from 50 cents Id fid doITWi." *

Jgtnlt Wmtat Ertrjtrirrr, ■■■■,'- Catalogue* giving hill pirtlcuUn mallet) frto to any *ddrf m. GItc tti one trial, anJ'Jmlgo for younelTM. ■' Don't forget, rflrertall onlers to H. B. HOYT A GO.’ • Ko. 4t Baltimon Street, . SiinvMt,JIb. ID* Ptr/tcl Satisfaction (JuarmUcd. XB

ARRESTED.—A young man named F. A. Laken, was arrested in this city on Wednesday last for uttering counterfeit money. From the evidence elicited at the examination it appears that he went into the store of John Zeiller & Co., purchased two overcoats at $10 each, and threw on the counter $35 to pay for the same. An soon as Mr. Dalmbert took hold of the bills he saw that three of them —thirty dollars—were counterfeit. He immediately sent for the marshal and had the fellow arrested. He was bound over in the sum of $500 for his appearance at the February term of the Circuit Court, andin default of bail he was sent to the “jug.”— <Rising Suu [sic] Visitor>. ~~~~~~~

Nature has slraugo wavs of doing the most beautiful things. Out of the oozy earth, the mad and rain of early spring, come the most delicate flowers, their white leaves borne out of the dirt, as nnsoiled and pure as if they bad bloomed in the garden of Paradise.

ii'iffari [-& Tbhaoco. have j«s( tirade extensive additions to ouufdtTnft large slock.— W‘e oft iio'jv. prepared 'furnish.those in want of thc^e,a nicies 'with a great variety and at very low prices for cash." . nov23 ,.' GLARKSOp & WALDO. .

• i ■ 'll AST The Treasurer gt cultural Society has $170tOtt;hiiadi

ADUINI3TEAT0BS' SUE

Ol’ REAL ESTATE. NOTICE IS hereby given tbii the un- - designed/Administrators of- the estate of Hugh S. Montgomery, deceased, pursuant to an order.of. the Court of Common Pleas of Switzerland’ made at its October Term, 1859, will, on 1 Saturday, the 24th day of December, 1859, at the Court House door in Veray, sell at-either nubile or private sale, as may be deemed best bn the day of sale, the following described real estate, situate to said county, viz; Part of Lot No. 7 in the Original Town of Veray, bounded as follows: Beginning at the corner of Ferry & Seminary streets, at the south-western comer of said i.ot, running thence in a northern direction with the line of Ferry street 29 feet 8 2-3 inches; thence at right angles with Perry street in a line parallel with Seminary stteet 74 feet' 3 inches; tberce at right angles 29 feet 8 2-3 inches to Seminary street; thence to the beginning. Also, part of the west half of the N E quarter of section 2, (own 3, range 3. commencing 29 roda from the N. W. corner of said quarter on- the line running south, and running east 41 feet; thence south 32 feet; thence west 41 feel; thence north 32 feet, to the beginning. Also, part of the west half of the N, B. quarter of seclibn 2, town 3, rang* 3, W., commencing at the north-west corner of the above described land and rbnntng east 8 rods; thence south 29 rods; thence west S rods; thence north to the place of beginning—containing one acre and seventy tods. And in case said lands fail to sell on the day above named, we will receive bids for the same until the January (erm, I860, .of said Court Said lands will be sold m parcels, and if at private sale, for not Ices than the full appraised value, and if at public sale, for not Ipss than two-thirds the appraised value thereof. :

The next Fair of -th# ls fo be held on the 18th, 19 th, an5 1 21st day* oL The following new. role adopted for the next Fair: * it f \

——>The steamship Great Eastern has made another trial trip. She had a rough sea. She rolled and dipped with perfect ease, and seemed to swing herself with a sidelong, gentle motion over every wave, dropping deeply and easily beyond them with regular, slow rolls, often deep enough, to leave one paddle turning high and dry. This motion is attributed to her very light immersion; and having no upper weights to counterbalance the coals below. The whole roll 'was only eight degrees each way. The greatest speed was close on 18 miles an hour. The run was far more satisfactory than either of the previous ones. ~~~~~~~~

. j Family ifloitr* ; A' GOOD article of Family Flour kept cqnstaDtljr'on'handi and for sale low by the, barrel orpoundjby ; ’ nov23 • . j DftNtEL COLE.

C£r The report before us.of the District Fair for .Switzerland and Ohio counties is nothing but the premiums awarded. There is no detail. We learn that it was a fair affair, too good in many featnrei. Ohio connty proposes to organize a county society. —Indiana Farmer.

Persons entering artitfeS'fli petition for premiums of $3 df o must pay at the timeorraskioCT entry, tea per cent on the'Amddntdf the highest premiam oSere'd 'on’aqch articles. • ■ ! v-

• Nciy Ffsli. A .full supply, of-priijjo new Mackerel it and Herring, ind- a' large slock 'of ' Family Jcrocarlcs, " just received and for sale very' cheap, by npv23-3t j DANIEL COLE.

It ebember that hj pnrrta.'iDf Booiiil GEORGE.G. EVANS’ . - GIFT BOOK ESTABLISHMENT,

$ST The following are ihe officers of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. 0. R, for the present year.

The Premium lilt forneitjei has been madeand adopted, and o daieJ tv be printed.: i

Ton pay no mere than yea would at any other / Bookstore, and you have theadrabtaec of getting * a valuable Rment with each Booh Utuyna bny.’ " Smd fur. a Caiatogw, oni me trial ttill aitvjt . ' you of fie ionarable and prompt vitHtd" ■ - of tramaotii igr Sexwir. . AGENTS WANTED. ' V Any peraon, either male or female, who deirr*., to engage to an honorable and proBlUMe etiploj-’’ tsrat, end om that require* UUle time, U rr joevttd to addreii

DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.— A boy 12 or 14 years of age, living with Daniel Plew, of this place, was scalded yesterday by accidentally falling in a barrel of boiling water, while endeavoring to get a hog in the barrel. He is very badly burnt, and is not expected to recover. It occurred yesterday forenoon. ~~~~~~~

. • . Cocoa flints. • JUST Received, a suppiy of Fresh CocosduIs, and for sale at One Dime each.' Call and get one. hov23 CLARKSON t WALDO.

M/W Grand Master, Thomas Underwood, of Lafayette. /R W D Grand Master, James Jiurgesa, of Danville.

05" During ourvisit. to Clncinsalt last week.: we.received a copy of the ‘'Cincinnati Independent,"anew Sunday paper.. It is conducted by Win. W. Warden, a gentleman of fine literary attainment*,t who has bad much experience in the publishing business, It is very neatly printed, and is mailed to subscribers for 82 a year. We wish the enterprise much success.

R W Grand Warden, John H Popp,' of Richmond. 11 W Grand Secretary, E H Barry, of Indianapolis.

Fancy ripcs. . JUST received, a lot of superior Fancy Pipes.' Give us a call, ye smokers. - nov23 CLARKSON & WALDO.

, GEORGE G. EVANS, So. 4M Chestnut Stmt. Philadelphia, I’i,. Originator oj the Gift Book Bur inter, and Pnpnitor of the Lzrgttl Gift Book Eiiahlithtntnl in the World . .

(Kr Webajce been reqneatetfto announce that thoalainEtreit Baptiet.Church have made arraugemauts to bare Preaching every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows f Hall, during the present fell and coming winter. Elder J, D. Griffith will fill the pulpit on Wednesday night, November 23d. The public are earnestly and respectfolly invited to coma ont and 1 bear the Gospel preached. / By Order op the CnoRcn. , J, L. Thikbaod, Clerk. - ■ /

Ladles Icc Cream candy. WE have something sweet to sell you, now. We have ijust received a supp'y of this new arid highly popular candy, which we offer low, as well as’ the largest slock of Fadcy and Common Candy, to be found in this market. CLARKSON & WALDO.

R W Grand Treasurer, Tbeo. P Hanghej, of Indianapolis. R W Representative to the Grand Lodge of the United States, George B Roberts, of Lapotte; Alternate, J T McLaughlin,-oLXtbanon.

Kr Capt. Cook, one of the convicted Harper’s Ferry insurgents, it is said is.preparing a detailed statement of all the plans, objects and persons connectfed with .that which is to bo made public.

Notice.

I HEREBY forbid all persons Shooting l or Trapping GA51E on my premise*, our permission from wSSSSr

e. JOHN W. WHlGilT.. Craij Township, Nov. 12,1659.—Ifir „

Cincinnati Horse Market.— The total number of bones, sold at (he sale stable* in Cincinnati for the week ending ths 14th instant, wai 346, for the aggregate sum of 832,606 50, making an average for each of 694 24.

NO IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT IN INDIANA. —Yesterday J. Y. Allison Esq., brought a client before Judge Chapman, on a writ of habeas corpus, who had been fined by the Judge of the Common Pleas Court and committed to jail in default of payment of costs. Judge Chapman held that the debt was owing to the officers of the Court, and at the Constitution of the State prohibits imprisonment for debt, the man was discharged.—<Madison Courier>. ~~~~~~~

fSmun. WE are now prepared to supply our friends, and the public generally, with all kinds of GROCERIES, : CONFECTIONERY, BREAD & RUSK, CAKES,

—Lalo advices from New Orleans announce that serious damage bas occurred to tbo ’sugar caao on tho coast by frost. Prime sugar at N, 0. has advanced to 7 3-8; fully fair at 7£; and molasses at 41c.

MORE LIGHT.—Wo «ro onw telling a *operjor article of ttumLig Fluid at reduced prices. Those wUhlrp Ibis article will pleate call on ui. • CLARKSON & IV A LOO.

T ARC OH Wo are now orerlcg til, trtida I i lower Uun usuil raid, la our motto Is quiet tifc* and imill profit*, uort CLARKSOS t WALDO.

OCT We have received the November number of tho “Odd Fellows Caiket and Review.”: This number begin* the second year of tho enterprise, and is an. improvement upon the first volume. 1 It* is now liihod by Wm/W; Warden; termi, 62 a year.' It is well worthy, tfa ». p&membefi of .the Order throughout the West.

Ornamental and Plain, PIES, TARTS of every variety, which we warrant. Give us a call before purchasing elsewhere. nov23 CLARKSON & WALDO.

Terms of Sole*

A LARGE supply of Doors and S«b; just received if novI2 F; L. GRISARD * SON.

Onu'lbird of the purchase money cash in hind; one-third in six, and one-third in twelve months from the day of sale; the purchaser giving bis notes with good freehold security) bearing, iulcrest from date, for the deferred payments. JONATHAN MONTGOMERY, JANE MONTGOMERY, Nev. 33,1859. —it Administrators.

05" Daniel Cols has received a full supply of new mackerel and herring, of |the choicait varieties, which be sells on the most reasonable prices. Give him a call.

£Sff The next session of tbs Odd Fellojvs’ Grand Lodge of the United Stales, will ba held at Nashville, Tennessee,

rVcir Crop Molasses, TU5T RECEIVED, by J ORISARD dt SON.

QAn KEGS BELMONT NAILS on OVJ U band and for sale-low by - - hot 12 F. F. GRISARD & SON.

Journal state* that Dr. WmJlti'DftUjJiu Methodist Church, at Madison.

p KrTbe Supremo Court of Indi* m will IndiatapoUs pa lhe 28 ib instant.

Uay Press Hope, Best quality, »t . novxii F. L. GRISARD i SON’S

— There is much'' excitement al Harper’s Ferry.

MACKEREL.— Kits, Half Barrels, and iBanals, fornleby . ' ' mayW . GRISARD & SON.

Tel’iooe'add. Sauft-rorukby ' •, O J. I- TillEturO.

: NOTICE. THIS Is to forewarn all persons against trusting or givtiig credit to any of my family in any way whatever, as I will pay no debts contracted on my account. ELLIOT DRIVER. . Patriot, Nov. l}, tf59.—no23-3t .

. MACYj IIOI'SE, ‘ Corner of Illinois and! Market streets, v Indianapolis, Indiana. THIS It a ne5r »n<l nr*t-Cia« Boardlngllonie, Jn all 1U departments, and veil (•floated, being to the scry center ef (be billots* pan uf tb* Cltjvand neil merit*;*liberal share «f the redTern* fcl j*r day, dent or lmretlng palruige. and reasonable per week. . /; 1 V> ' A. S. KIKCSt FIY, PaOpuiioa, noriSS; • L*ieof8 T ’ ' - luerland County. Now illoiasse*. E have ji<SL received a lot of prime New Crop Mhlassts, n«d‘ for sale cheap by CLARKStXN i WALDO. .