Indiana Reveille, Volume 42, Number 50, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 December 1859 — Page 2

I The Kentucky Senatorship.—At the caucus of the democratic inembers of the Kentucky Legislature, . on Thursday night, to consider the nomination for IT. S. Senator, to succeed the Hon, J. J. Crittenden, Vice President Brcckenridge was nominated on the first ballot. Herecoived 48 votes ’ against 1 TS : for Judge Hix. Five members did not vote, and seven bah lots wero east for. Mr- Mason, but neither hc.norL.inu Boyd were placed in 'nomination.

I new drink, described by a |Xew York paper, fectns 10 be aniin-' Sprovementbneven Dm nb a m’ji genius:

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PUES“-FUHS.

.CALIFORNIA MW5, Bt. Louis, Dep, 12. I The overland mail, with dates to 2Utn)t., pissed MiUj's station this morning. . t ‘ ' There is nolbi ig of importance, except the arrival of' Gcq. Scojt at San Francisco.

a;blave Exotus.

V. rrKOCE •clMfon of t{jIn of fa. - i!.e-’ l'Lr>. iitjJ at Kttmittg Une f*nm, kt it., ■Vhrtji Ctsh Store" of . ■ 'iv'- * n.\rn.nvAV t cor

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The Milwaukee Wisconsin of the SJst publishes tho following letter from a -reliable citizen : V. ‘ ) Mb. Editor :—Mr. J.U Wood, of this : city, well known to ua all, has just received a letler'from a relative of his, who lives in Virginia, in one of the Southern counties, where tho staves are the most numerous, and where he has resided many years, and has he$n sheriff of his connty. Jn his letter bo says, “yon can form no ide* in regard to the excitement that exists all through the State; - A more tetroririricken people 1 never saw. Alt are trembling for their lives, expecting to meet death hourly aj the hands of their slaves, led on by the Abolitionists. This state of feeling has made the greatest cowarJe imaginable-of the \irginians; not one of them dare go out after dark without being armed to to the teeth. In fact, thly are all loaded down with arms.W ore they of being slaughtered at any moment, ••This state of iccling exista all through the thickly populated slave comities; and there is no let up to it; in fact, itis daily and hourly-increas-ing to cucli an extent, that the mere bark of a dog in the night will bring e’l to their I feet and cause the utmost consternation." . „ , Tho ex-sheriff says that there will bo °reat good realized from this excitement. 'Already the slaves are leaving in- great numbers for a Southern market. Some three hun dred have left this county since this outbreak, and the same rush is witnessed . in (all tho thickly habited slave" counties of Virginia, .He thinks that all of five thousand slaves left the Stole. since tins outbreak. The slave holders'all at once are forcibly‘convinced; of ,tho propriety of convcrtiog'sudh uncertain property ns this into , cash. . They confess, however; that they are prompted by higher and ■ n obler m bti v»s, which is to save the; lives of themselves and families hyalins getting rid of such n'combustible material, which like a great pointer magazine, is liable to explode -at any moment. ,

OLD Kit IN KKI.VGLF’N UEAJJ-QU AUTKUS! VI.Ai;tlC«iwttn.colt>r TOY.'. CMKCWSi:ic*nuit lun Anitit*. fir (to UoJfcUjs jU'i el ftV.ll-f Yefrj iSttfit Iiruf Awrt’-~ Yatl at U.ojk'td-u'.arttri of Kr.t'' Wart ti c a"i-r.' .oni,(pta:n;At*. A , I. STfcVKNiJ.

V Minnie rifle brandy, kill;; two hundred yards, off band; nuitt yield in potency to tangle loot ivbiakey; a drink now in general mo.' It > made of diluted hIciiIioI, nitric acid, boot legs and tobacco, and will upset an individual at die distance ot lum bund rod .yards from the demijobti containing it." .

OFFICIAL COUKTy PAPER.

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER U. ISW.

JUT’S** oM.ee outre laten of annnjmam eommuntoMfoti* Wlmerec U Intended for In-s-.-ttiaa fnurt be MlUicntleated t>j the name and ■ddrm at the writei; not neteirerilj fiir pubU* ealHn, bdt m a guarantee of treed fault. We -ewiMt undertake tn return rejected ample*. TT~P AU Leral Adttrtltctnecu parable to id. nope, er when AffliUvU. U made; In no cue Kihject to the delay of legal prepc**.

ItonkS lor Uic Holidays. A FINK of t)uvcmle ami Toy •(lilalilf fgr lltJiil.ly I'rfr-'nls ja>t receive! a*, the Ffnj nrcet I'm^torr. ■ilecH I. STKVF.XS.

Hce THOSE beautiful I’laitl French MenHOeJ, L'ashniett!,. Ducal*, 4c.» tbit ate seih«e n; inch rfrylow prietttl ' l 'Vhr Cheep Oaih Store* 1 of ; ; co.

The Arizouia t correspondent of tho Republican says advices trom Sonora state that Capt. Ervell had met with complctp success. ir bis interview with Qdv. Pesqqiej a.the latter agreeing to allow Capt Stonb to .continue his survey without interruption. It ii stated that has recognized tho , Juarez Government, and refers the-whole matter to him for confirmation. . There was general rejoicing among the Americans at the result, C«pt. Porle( ball on board the U. S.-sloop St. Mary s,

Jiorcl,i£htI Superior Maysvillt Coni Oil, .Nc. t Lafil OP, Otecnoneh’s Non-Ktpii me * (innnci; Film). \Xl' a -ciicr.il a<--or:r.icn* (.f V'HM m;i| loal nil tamp* at (ou- j r*.c-. f»r *=*V ai :h- rvfry S'rcc* > « c. t.

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10? AU tnnifent adrertUemeoti to ho pal*-* tforwTAriably In siItmco. .

itu>( Arriving AFKU" fi.oit of tliojf late ilj It fan:j Ih;.iiiks, anil rtnftU»p,"at '‘Tit Liit.jp I uhti ityfc - ’ il • HATHAWAY k CO.

Unis mui t'aps, JfST Rcceivt*! a I.ir-f Ivtvl'.l •rt.-luu'nl .if till- sisid.i fur v«r. ad l unl'.c.ir.l of inf j-rire-, at (lie ‘■I'tietji Ca-lt S:«ir* nf ■ itwll l-ttniVulsiKR S 1.KW1S.

CONGRESS,

Mr. Allen, Clerk of tho last House, called the members to order at noon, December 5th, 1859. The gnlfcrica wsro crowded long in advance, ami intense interest was manifested by the spectators.

Thv luchcsi, Selection OK .ti< ki,fi!s of I'iiurt atm Fancy-Dress *t:k-s uinl aM(,in.'li,y )Vv, at *‘TJIV Lt.vjp L-ili .'iime ', t,( ><*■-* HATHAWAY * CO.

IS GO. Fjoipcctits or Hie Journal. OX Itm Hr*! of January* tfCii. ifc.-.]r.. j ri, 4 l will vcttiroeprc the Hurl' J niJ.l’i) i-sr of d. letn-e. Ilu»iri- Ktn pui.li.ilc l t!ii.< at pie ■fi.pit-.l ot ImiLea. it t* ic-<’>!**• ft *.y ai,\lliinp In ft*ferenco to I(. uinii or object*. It* future c*ej*>* can !*e*t !-■ known In 3 ref.-rentv to the Jill),’ A period of evt'.tiue In ten’it I* approach inf — Blear in «loch may tie »ill;i’>*..-il an entire iliul.pt> of doiiie.lic policy lit olir Mate aI;J XV lion. A l*rv*i>1cnt ai.«l Vic** Prcd'leht are to I— elected l.y (lie Male*at larer, clot in Indj* ana w*- an 1 ii rluHi'O a Hoi error, ami oilier Stall' nflirer*. im'inlu-rt of t'otsre** and ol Itie Ja-Chlalure. On the licit 1-0? i-ill. Ill W dCjS'tidS anoint oilier Important mailer*, the election of a L'nite<l Slate* Senator, amt l(iii iltilnctlr.jj inf the Stale for (’ohcn'i'ional p'lrpo***, The liOlltical qqevtirtn* to l-e 'J!*eit*-ed. cnihracin? matter* o| t>ol!i Stale amt National Jiiletv.t, tin ill til receive tin 1 , atl-Mioirofeviiry voter. To then* intereiL* the Journal will five int.ch attention, with 4 1 lew to a rill 1'eo.f nl i*>ui' of the principles' cotiU'hiled for tn-. thu‘ Hepuniican party,- : Ihwfde? political mat ter*, Slate new*, cummerrial i Me I licence, agriculture, .cicnceandJnvcttlionvaml » ha lev.-r conduce* to the iMere-t* of llie people of) ml! ana, will Itnij itjiaeoln the col. oimneot tint Journal. .)(1* the aim Oflhe puli* tidier* t*> ntaltn It a Until; - |ia)«r—tiviut no more aiietiUon in politic* or any one •nl-jvi t than iU Iinjuitlanco eUlm* for the lime WhiiT, hot noverl'iiinj liptit of .the trrval ate I fuuda* mental principle *|. of Kepublicaniuii. In whirl) are listed the [lartyor/ant ration of the many a-ain.t the privileged fe« —a j<afty’of fiyte labor asralnrt wave laW. .■ . AH who wouti] have a tt<roJ family paper, elevated In tone aadcmhrucinc each week all the current new*, U**i.!ct conuiuin; a varteiv. of political. itit*c*'lIineoti*, asiictllitril ami reieti* ■ tide matter—a mper .which tlcvulrt it*-If to the lntere*U of Indiana an-1 kai.liof I mi Jana read, vr*chiefly, will llnil the IVeckly State-Journal the (el hit cal ton they ■le*in'. . -T K It M S; . ; •• • Onti copy, one year, * . * - - ■ -_9 1 fwi Ten copio* to oiiO aiMreyr, anJ onc to the mater*iftheiliili,, - •' 1(1 On Twenty conic* |n one a'hire*?, on.l tan to llm DiaCerV>f the clnh, .* , - - , iOOi) Tlilriy copie* to one aihlrrio, amt o/ie copy. ■ . of the■ Weekly, atiitone?*f iV Paili, . . (• the rfitkerof the clatt. ; : , li W Pity voplciloiine aiMri‘a*. anil two mniea Of the IVn-tly, * L. n woof the pall;, 30 «l , A.Milina* cap he made lociiilr- it any time at tin* a hove rate*. Afhere the pajo-r I* juiilret'cd to each ?nWriber *,‘itarale)y. Hie calm roj>i.-* W it) tmt Ir.' Sent.’... • The I tally Journal will h* lenthy mail or ev jiiya* to ..ith-cral-’-r* at *ny [u)in( for .Vi cent* a iiiimth.n'r Sii.ito a ytnc.i : Aili’.iloctiptiiin* invnriaf.lv [n ii.lrajit-.', ■ - * AiMv.-« . JOUItNAI. COAlp.VXV., illJ tf . ,, Inotuitaju.li.. lt<ilian.i.

The Philadelphia ledger mentions a singular fact, in connection with the recent coal-oil discoveries in (Pennsylvania. In many places in the Valley of Oil Creek, the gronnd.is covered with pits, hundred and thousands ol them, evidently dug fyr the purpose of gathering oil, and at a period so remote thfljt trees 250 years old are growing over them. The query is, hy wliom were these pit| dug. and for what purpose was the oil gathered { j

The overland mail with dales to the 18th arrived here last night. Considerable anxiety was felt.M San Francisco about the non-arrival of the Cortez, fully a week overdue. Th? tax on goods owned abroad, and held by San Francisco commission merchants had been decided unconstitutional. Diamond* worth 20,p ; Q0f..reccn(Iy smuggled into San 1 rencuco,, hod been 0 forfeited to the Government. In the case of Bogg«]vs; the Merced Mining Co., involving the title of Fremont to the Maiiposa estate, ar.d exclnsive right to (the minerals ■eohiatne*! therein,/ the biipretwe Court decided ia favor of Boggs. : - Tii e Comt also derided that the charge of Iraud in the survey is not Mih>t*niia(ed, and argues that if there had tint been fraud it would.not is* validate (lie patent. The Court only p m tally meets the point as to own-f-r'hip of minerals, but g i v*‘v gnl*l as wel l as 0)0 l and to FfO* iu*mt, amt clearly .decides that priv,ve grams of land art ) not open to the public to search for:-minerals.

VCl ut.i mill the pltitRal ami cheap* 1 eM thmiict aiiti. fie Hint 'I'liniiO’BgS dt '* V’/ir.Cliiup La ill Slotv'’ olHATHAWAY k CO.’

Tho roll was called, and 281 members to their names—oply six members being absent. On motion, the House proceeded to tho election of a Speaker viva voce. Tho following nominations wero made: Sherman of Ohio, Davis of Indiana, Hickman and -Grow of Pennsylvania, and Botelcr of Va. , A motion to udjonrn one day to give absent members lime to. arrive, was lost • -

. U hat-a Vntttf Shciiol! V t.S, l.j.oi U at i Tht Cheap Cash Store/ ■I They hvvp [hr ht-.M assottii.cm, jnJ a til I (it ill tow t r than a nr u»e else. HATHAWAY i CO.

STILL AHEAD.

TllK riMSon wi- Ml so much Clothing, 1 is, that wc keep .in rietllrnt assort* lUdit and sell at »«cA rjtrrmr/jr low price t, W? have brvoiul a qutiljon lie L«l stock ili this plate, of all kinds of Men ami Hoys Clothing and at prices Irytnd tbtnjtttilion,. . * ;

Fait and IVmfrr Campaign —15*59-60. \TO\V IS THE TIME - Pi to ro« nsrcLcnt -,*■

Tho Clerk appointed as Mlm Messrs. Houston,. Corwin, ■ Adrian, and -Briggs. : ; Tho result of the first hsllot was for Bocock 8Q, Sherman fill. Grow 33, Bolder Davi.-* 2. and 18 Mattering votes.'

LOSS OP A U. a. STEAMER;

MOORE'S RURAL KL\Y YORKER, Theleading and larger! circulate;! Agricultural, Literary Family i\eiijd|k'r, bi a ticw quarter enmmeneei wiih.Uctulier, Tliu Kuril U widely known a* the Wl and mp»t Popular Journal >d its claw—Cordeiils being of the Brrl ofiler. (F*c* fill, Entertaining ami Pure,) ami ill atqH-araiiC-unique aud attractive. Though pobftvhed K** than ten years U the acknowledged ■

with ' a Che selection of. Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Jeans, Ileavetvens, Ac., j n' which wVof- . tet "rtul Urgaint at M TAe Cheap Cash - Store of. HATHAWAY i CO.

Boston, Dec. I 1.— Intdigence has been received the Government surveying steamer Eennimorc Coopcf, has been/wrecked in the harbor of . Krinagamn, Japani All, hands were saved. The vessel was a total loss.. , I

lialxj Caps, Itoolsj iSlioc^ 1 - : y ■ ■". 1 *vp, • : •. AH hinds Gents Fnnitiliing Coods. . , HATHAWAY i CO.

Mr. Qrow decHnc-1, and upon the second ballot Sliermun larked 0unvotes of an election. . The thml bollot re-mlied as follows ■ .

nuxrin* or tint Rt Rat. rum In Ability. KiitdriiriM: anti Circulation! 11 not only trvau alily ami fully, ujion Agriculture, Horticulture, Kuril Architecture. kc„ Imt ha.* tuaur other dlttlnct anil rare fully conducted Ue|ianmenL»—under lutli heading* a* Itomutilr Economy,'Educational, The Traveler. l-nllei" Portfolio. Choice Ml*cellany,Sabbath Mudu-s Useful Olio, (Stir nil tic die..) The Story Tellur, Young Kmailvt, Youth’*, Corner, ic.. with a com)ilete Summary of News, Market' ltc|n>ris *e., dir., The prctvnt (Ifth) volume I* pnrnnutxcd by It* Pa Iron v an J the tho mort jK-rferj model of o Kural Family Journal ever publLite), and we tDviio'a coin (a ri son wiili uny other extant.

Kct‘p II. Itefore the 1’coplP. f [’il.vr the plate to buy all kinds of . i . Hardware, Cordage, &c„'. sal ‘"TAr Cash Store" of v npi5.V ' HATHAWAY i CO.

RKt rCTlON OF RAILROAD, SPEED A HAT-

£5- On Wednesday the citizens of Grcencastle,demolished every liquor establishment in the place. Tlic outbreak was occasioned bosonic poor fellow who froze to; death the night previous, while he was in a state of intoxication

fiherman, , - - 110 Bocock, ’ ' ? ' . • 8S Gilmer, • " 20 Scattering, - - - 13

TER OF ECONOMY - .

Uodnction.of speed has been one of the main topics of consideration at railroad com'enliorirt i& tliC.Unitett States for thu past twotycars; those favoring it declaring that it would restiil in o corspondingtrediiction in roning expenses, to say nothing of the iav : ,ngs in "wear and .tear.” • ■

. «‘ai : |u ; Tools, . A F; which we have a full supply, and V-.rtry. cheap, at "TAc Cheap Cash Shire’' i.f HATHAWAY A C(\

Thf C/errnfh To/time, /rtr lS''P, - Will fully equal the jives-ill in alt respect*—It, Quality of Matter, Paper, Printing Ilbidrattcns iVe, A* the long evunlngi and leltare »f Win ter are mining on ajeire, all frietni* of the Rural and it* object* nro invited to iuWrite' and form Ulu K for the - leading advocate and pro-m-ter of Real “Pi ogre** and I m prove me it a Journal which ever ignnr-n ira-lt amt huntbug. attd faithfully seek* litndvanco tho be*l ,1 uty r• e»t rf Individuals Families L’oumuniile* and tho rouniry.

Total, • - 231 Six more votes would have elected Sir. Sherman.

—The Pittsburg Press has the following, in regard to. the coal boats about leaying there:

An attempt toadopt the plurality rule was ruled oat. Thebalance of the time was occupied ia wrangling abont the "everlasting nigger**—ilr. Cl art, of 3Io.. having introduced the: colored individnaL Several 'disgracefnl'scenes’ /recurred.

Tbb run of coal on the present rise willprobahly he the largest ever sent out from this port. Previous to the rise, it was estimated that there were abbot two hundred pairs to go out, but we beleive this to be much under tho correct figures. Fifty-five pairs had dropped past the Monongahela •iispensiou brigdo up to dusk yesterday evening, and-yet the jam at the locks' is worse than ever. Some of the boats which passed through yesterday were; as smooth, nearly, as if they were planed. This crowding, the result of the anxiety of the owners to get their boats through, defeats its own object. Far more' boats could be parsed through the locks ip the same, time; if the rules were adhered to, sod the boats kept at a proper distance from the gates. There is no hurry to get boats away, as the river is still rising, and likely 7 to reach.a very high stage, before it again commences to recede—tho best tithe it is conceded for floating, craft to start oat.

Tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad havo satisfactorily tested the theory dating the po.it year, *Tha speed of heavy freights war reduced nearly forty per cent., or to bight and nine miles an -hour, ' that *of passenger trains’ to twenty and twenlyfiye miles per bbur. Now, though the decrease In gross revenne.was 8272,903 50, the decrease in working expense was 8929.953 40. making the increase in nei earnings *657,054 f& ' The cbm* pony relayed fifty-three miles of track using 158.867 hew white oak ties, besides ballasting with stone, and improving the slopes and. draining of the road. They start upon the new year with a better track" and rolling stock than at any previous time.— This should bo satisfactory, tb alt parties concerned, that a alow 'rate of speed is desirable in : ah’ economical point of view. A most important consideration. however; is tKflt it diminishes the chances, of accident The nnmbcr ‘of casualties,; on the Baltimore andOhioRoad.tTio past year, was less than any former period. And this will pass to the credit of that great thoroughfare.] People will sacrifice somthimg Bs toJ.time, if they know it will eontnbotejip theirVsafe transit and diminish 1 thoXchancea of a coroner’s itqnest-ohtheir mangled bodies. Railroad companies every-, where should not overlook the jmpor : tant results obtained by this experiment. —Clnnnnali Timt*:

Providence, Boc.12.-; —The store of James Rhodes was destroyed by fire yesterday, together with 400 bales pf Mobile cotton. Loss about $50, 000, I

Style, Term*, 'The Rural'it puli' tithed MVfUt, each number com pi) dug Eight I (outdo Quarto. Page* (forty column,;—It rimed and lllust rated,In »u]K:rior*t; to—u (tli Title [tage index, Arc., at the clove of the volume. Only $ia year— $1 fur ti\ month.*—with great re Judina and IMieral Inducement.* to club* and agents laical Uinb-.tr'oil* wauled In every recti'in where the Kuril ,W* not circulate,;

Halo.oj’ Uo:iI ,Jvs(;itc. BV Virtue id Three KveSnIi-n; b-iie t «■« V.f lilt li.erk'* Ofliee nf the St jticTian I (’iro*ii{

t'o'irl. and (•> hie.ilireriyl. Unify HeMakin.and in tniiir l>M'il*inti. Wh! * oe,-, 1 t».-i■ (c; i: of rbe "Indiana llan!>.” at Mal'uiu, Itd-ai-.i, i

Specimen.*, bltotc-Kill*, Ax., aenl free In alt applicant*. Wo aha)I bc'plad t>i furnl*h "lh<: document*'' to any and ail per*o ni.de*] run* of exam In lug nrrireulatlng the ‘•Erci/nV’ llurat and Family HVrtfj of Amtrifa, Addrevi - IS !►. T. MOURE. KoeliCrter. X. V.

will, on Sian play, tte i -■. 7th day i of. Jmi nary. ISiJO, oiTer fur file, at public audton'a.Tl outcry. ttil wjit >«!I U the Wylied'and l<e«hnllrrfi.revh in

The Scqnte Is not'doing anything of importance—awaiting the organization of the House, and President fiochanah has a long message in his pocket, apxiously waiting for the Ifonsc to get ready to receive it. V

looks axi»gifts tor the roupats.

’We are now making up Club Xo. 23 for Books and Gifts, in the brated Gift Book Stores of tho Last. Al) those who desire a nice Book and an appropriate Gift for the Holidays, should apply immediately. F, J. Waldo, Agent.

Ii.tnd.at ihe fmut itmi-e dunr In the 1 o-m Vcray, Uiionit uni] Stale afarc-.iJd.tie»mn He lintiri jire-cnbcd by Iga, ti t rent* an t proAr* (or a tens ■ f je.tnnn! cx.-cnll n; >e. vti. id !Pc t ."twin;.' ilisertiet re.il c*ta:e, rtmate in iaid -outlay, io->»lt■- ■ •• : ■ ; ■■■■■, Folly acre* of land. Ik hi;: a part of free fount «;-< ln'ii I Lift;-lb Hi 1 , lawn it, rat .go I, we*t-I*vttd.-.l c» folluwi: TaVlnr the land tv ins 1ktween the north t*olnJnrt tin.' of Mid frai iion.it >eeil".ii tn<l Bryant’* Creek.-tat,ins the eili-nl ■if the e**t boundary lino of ..aid fr-rInitial section. which h-i VHweeh iho north-cis’ . turner of Mid trillion'll sevlion and iirj.mr* creek, and IhCi ce rutmititr «•>! ftmii the *«lii -iiorlbr cart cornerot said (rarliiiuaVwrP-nion ili nirlil boundary line faynonetrvi that a ilns rcn Mirth to tlryanfa Creek anil tbiiico up the llreuk to the east botinJary linenfiiaitl fractional m-Clioli, ■nil then re norjh on that line to.Uie place trt lie* giiAtlng.'wlllcuiUalii f»rty acre*. V ■ Alyl, that-jdcce bounded a* follows; Commencing M ihaOldo river at IhccoTncr of the ■amt owned b» Thomns A", Chamber*: the ore north with said.Chamber* linf to the north »«i corner of aahl Chatnbers lanJ: thelten heU wilti Itoylu’i line to where it Corner* nit the wclinn line; tlineee soltik ht the (outer of s: id sect'um; thence Ki'l with the 'section line to the renter, of lirytiil’* Crvekflherice .lawn said rn-.t in the center and ■wiih Dfiv rneamteM llirre.if lo (he iw»rth-fa»t.’w»ri.rr of tKo land owneil hi tire llrlr».;pr AVnn>' , ra(nrdielU .dciceawNl;- ihenee south'loth* lihlnriver; Ihruca np >al>l riser to Hie place of becinnins, Rb'nhC apirt of (he mtiMle.illspinn Of fnicllntal serllon Jin. 34. anil part'of the quarter of •yciion' N*i.-31, a mi |>art ofthe south-weri quarter n) serlinttiT. tij«n5,.raiij:o i;; vf ‘ _ v ... ■ > Att-i. ihaljitece of lainl oiljnfrins■ tTssTabate. In sett i An tin rty four, tamii'lnivu ainl ruttjre.be--yinDirfr at the north' *'M rornernf saklrertlon;' thence MUlh 'lu Brjflol** rmvk; tbrnew-np Mid creek with lU meainlerl, till-it »triht»tlie Bart and west line; I lie ecu t until n£ wort !•> tlie Ikclnntnc Corner, beirs (by Mine trad owned by Zschariah Colton, crditalnltig TU arrest more or lev*. •••? * '• , ! V-’ ■' ;' . : Also, ihe follnaiat tract,'.being In fractional icctloti 33 and 34, town % unpej, <iat, lief I ngin n)m; on tins hank of the Ohio' river. P cli-iln' amt IK liuti above, lhc,»oulh-weil gt taiJ. fraHibnaVsettWri34} fhonithentisitoriti £3 clialn* and 83 link* m the midijlit of,Krja.it'* creck.at the place'when au’elm tree ladies In diameter rtand* on tbo toulh bank ,of utd creek} thence, .down raid creek In the middle thereof so far ai It will lake to make £3 acre* of land; therco south lathe bank of the Ohio riier; thence alonfr *atd bank oflhe Ohio river lo the place of beginning, lo contain ii acres. .■ Also',' part of fmcllonal section 33. town 9, range ], west, beglnnlbgon the.Ohio river T chains ami 73 links below the eon I h-cast' corner of said fractional section; from I hence north 91 chains to a stake, from 'which a hickory tree SO inrjbci Ip diameter Jticars souUtCT,',' deg. cast distant 30 Ilnhs'and a bfAch SI inches diameter byarssoiiUi&tdeg. wesLdUtantlTlinks; thence north one chain and SO links to the middle of Bryant's creek; theace down said creek in the middle thereof to its mouth at the pliio riser; thence up said river to the place of begintJttg, containing 33 acres, man nr less. But if the rents anti profits fail to sell for a sufficient'sura to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs, and scenting costs, J will then and,there, saine terras offer the' fee simple' of said' real estate; but wilFnol self for less (hart two-thirds the appraised .value'thereof. :.. < WILUAM-MEAfl, Sheriff S. C. . December 14',"1359—4t . $14,00

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SXXTY-ElGUTil YEAR! CISCIXAATI

VStTiir.ton article cl ro-nw.fi. Fine, fsane Alutnl l*a!rj amt Tatfe .-'a!t. tnr .a'c hr nov» ■ ■ CDlTtVOIrilKil h IXITIS.

WEEKLY GAZETTE, FOR 1860V

ronxioj. yovsiiENxs.

NavroxiL ; Democratic Ctisrixtiox.—The National Committee .has agreed on a call oTa National Democratic Convention at Charleston, S. C.; on Monday, 23d of April. The Committee of arrangement for printing and publishing documents, <kc., consists of C. L. Vallandigham, of O.; C. J. Faulkner, of Va.; John Cochran; of-N. Y.;Wm., Barksdale, of Hiss;: Miles Taylor, of La.,': and 'Win.'H; English, of hid.

SCHOOL HOOKS.—A- new supply of School Honks and Slat ton try, just icvctvytl .Hid for sale at ilit-Ferry etiecl limp ,'.lure. - - I.‘ STEVE>S, •

Ca*H5CUlPTlO\? puw mx-Ieio thcWiXKLY O (LV/ET1 R will evtrixl over the I’mMen'.ial lain[mij;uof IWI, which | rniubes t» he biie i>f the mo'l iu»tnentou* and c veiling in our M.-tory. The vital is*uc-of the limes will he subjected to ■n asnouiit of rc-eirvh nn<) InvmiigaTl<,n—un ■ array ot tacli and nrgument—hy. the Press i>f the country, never before brought to hear ujmu them, and no roan can tdord to deprive Iiinselt of the means, (which only a reliable new, paper can (nr* oltli hint,) of viewing Intelligently and discrtml* nately the stirring scenev and events ofthat great Canvass,. To be able to do this, he >houhl commence at once, while the Initiatory stcj>s are bet nr taken, the note of preparation being sounded, and the forces Ulus marshaled, for the Impending struggle. ‘ .. ", 11 c need not assure the readers of the Caret:*, and tho-e who may lie Induced to’.uWriW for It. that it will be found the consilient advocate and supporter of the Caitsp in which it has heretofore been encased, and the firm friend of a’It rue (To* pros and Hef»nn—of all the htimaniury motemenu of the age—haring for their otject our,InIcUeetua), moral, sorial, or material adi anretuent.

{£j-Tho estimated expenses of the Government for tbo ensusing fiscal year arc 846,278,893. j

Vmi tliN *6 011 ir * mip. j 1 O IrtWEN ji« received direct from tit Pro1 £ pile;nfa. Had fir »«!e a* ■ Imlc-aie nr ruail liy- . fang?] J, U TimiUAr.), G~ti’trSTttV rnbrnTF-a-The h!fl«; market ' | rice- iq (V-b fur i laj, llye, Bariey,' dait, Iv*mtws*, rinloa >’ctu and Onlun*. ■ , k, * so.sv :,

COMMERCIAL. ; Vev ay, December 13. Floor—$5,75a5,25, ; . |- Wheat—95ca8I. I Hav—Prime timothy, 158 o ton. Butter—20c. a lb. . « Eggs—15c a dozen. , ; Potatoes—Ncsheo nocks 35c; other kinilsi 30o. V 1 ■ Chickens—vl,50a,1,75 « dozeni ; .

THE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH USE.

; Malloy's Station, Mo., Dec, 12. —The telegraph lino is now comto'Malloy’s Station;' onX’ihe Butterfield Overland California Mail Route. X ■ I'/XX /' X ■

f|VK.l?—TE.t A—Ju.t recstipi, a frt*h tupnlj of . 1 Itniurcd Tn>; nhlcb'will te ndd at mtncoi; 1 i rci'i.'*’. the L'adt Ftiiii}id ■ *., ,. ; ' a ■ Clil <lVOI?tKl: A I-KWIriL ' ■

TheJIon: r 'Jaajb Broonv chairman t haV r ' pnfsmuit to i lie sot h'ority vesteil m'hira'by the National Central Commi t tec of llie American party, at Ira session held at the city of Washington i on the S'.hday of Jannary, ,1853, called a meeting of the committee at the American llunse, Hall, in the city of Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 21st day of December, 1859, at 12 o'clock, 51., "to take into consideration' matters of national importance, and to adopt tnch soch course qf patriotic action in reference to the approaching election of. President and Vice ‘President of the United' States as may ho deemed proper.”

This station is on the Ozark Mount m ilea north of SpringfieId,V Ho., and two hundred and thutymilea from St. Louie. . ■ The operator hero will receire dispatches' up tolhocveaing of the second day, afterlho departure of the Overland Mail from St. Loots, and send them forward 'either direct to California,‘ or he will: send them to the eastern Sndof the telegraph line. On the other side, which is ‘ how finiBbed;two hnndred; and fifly miles this; way fromSan Francisco, | and they will lejegraph from point to their destination. . The Overland Mail leaven St Louis every Monday and Thoraday morninga. ! f - \

Onions 45«50c.ft bnohel.

We are detertnitifcl to relax no effort to ma'.e it a paper which will meet the wants of Western readers more fully than caa )<c done hy any Journal Issued at the Ka-t. Mow for wahavc succeed* ed in doing so hitherto, ve ant willing to leave to the rcrdlgi of our rentiers. Among the features of special Interest to Wedeht reader*, will be verbot(m reports, hy skillful stenographers, of the most Important Speeches' and llehatc# upon the Issues of the Pre*identlal fanva-s, by the most die lingnlshed Speaker* of the West; a plan which *e adopted daring the recent Kubcmalorial alec* lion in Ohio to an extent Jmattemitted hy any other pa[«r,aod which prayed so eminently satlsCup lory to our reader*. ' ; • 1 In.entert‘rise *nd the facilities for procuring the earliest intelligence—In the variety and completeness ofltaiiewa columns—it* large rite ensiling us to comp rev* Into them whatever is of current interest upon every subject—we believe the (1A ZbJTTK may challenge comparison with any rf its eotem parades. In point of cheapness lb Clubs, ithas the advantage of all thc larjo K-wtern Week* ties, being equal to any of them in riie and amt of leading matter, while. the price I* not only let* bi small Clubs, but no extra charge is made on large ones for addressing the paper* to each 1041* Tldual sulneribcr. Under our new dialling. Sysfeto, oubscribcn names, with the dates of b spiralled id tbrivnibscripUvn*, are stamped .upon-the ■papers by means of printed labels, bring a great convenience to subscribers, rostmasten. and A-. geot-. Subscribers may rriy upon rccclvlng lhc general news through IheUaiette from one lo two days In advance of It* arrival by the eastern papers : , In order to encourage the starting of clubs at new points, it will be perceived that for a U*t of ONLY TEN SUUSCH1 BURS the paper* can be bad at ONE DOLLAR PER COPY. This brings the minimum price within the reach of clnta at - the tmaliest Post Office*, and 1* a facility afforded by no other paper of to Urge a the.... .* To our many friend* to whose disinterested labors as Agents In getting up clubs we are so much Indebted 1 ,-we beg to return our sincere thanks, ami trust «o shall be tivortd with a continuance' of their kindness.

Onion 'efts —82a2',50a bushel. Green Apples—40.io,75o Winter ;applcii .$), bbl 81;7aa2,00.. \Yood-r3,00a2,50 ft.cord,! .. Bacon—Haras 12$; shoalders 10; sides 14al5c. ’ : ; ; V , ' j ; Cotnmeal—per bushel, 50c. Lard—per 16. Ilal2$c. . j , Corn—85a40c a hnshel. , j -yi v •' floor—$3 per 100 lbs. ■ Cincinnati, Dec. 13.

DlSTItESHLNO SIHPWRECE,—I0S3. OP. TEN* LIYES.y \ ■Intelligence has been: received at Halifax of the wreck of the schooner Ads, of .Westport, N; S., and the loss of ten lives. The Ada. sailed from St. Barbes, Labrador,’ tm the 30th of September, for Halifax. On tlm Tth of October, during a fearful gale' of wind, ihe‘ waRidriven : :on a ledge of rocks near Satvfy Bay, and the Yfsficl and all onboard were lost. The' following are the names of the Inst: Mr. Joseph Diggings, of Hal ifax, supercargo; Capti H. S. Bao : croft, P. Flariarty, male, and three seamen and the stewiit;;*!! of. West* .port. George Brown, of Jersey, Muster Lanergao, of Labudor, and 51as* ter Morey ol East Boston. Eight of the bodies wcie .recovered the next day. Mr. Higgins' body and that ol or.e of the boys; were taken from the cabin, where they weie cm bed among some barrels'. "Master Lanergan was a nephnw of Mr.'Lanergao, the .well known - pyrotechnist of this city. His father' formerly resided here, and the lad was ph his way to : this city on a visit to his ancle. Mas' ter Morey, was on'-.'the schooner Franklio. of Beverly,, when she was wrecked in\lhb straits of Belle Isle, on the Mth of W Aogast.—Boston Traveller.

i 'a ♦5.40 fornnper6ne, «d4 $5,50 to 5,7 5 for extra. ; Wheat—active, with a good demand; sales pnme.red at 81,18; 1.25 for good white, and $1,27 a I;28 for prime '.-D..'.' ■ ■ Hogi-7$8,00 to $6 BO. : Corn—at 44t50c. Oats—actiY9al6pa52c. , : Rye—adVanced to 80c. , ' Barley—steady at 76c. Groceries— Sugar 8Ja8}c; Molasses 46a47c; Coffee I2»i3c. ■ Potatoes—prinie ; 8i.50 a barrel, common $1,40. ; •

<^DR. c MOJ T^? (IlImMifiite f illjs.

MORE: DISUNION : SESTDTRSTS1 S SOUTH

■v„'‘ CAROLINA.-; ; 'Washington, Deo. 11.—’ The Charleston, Courier says iho ; Conimitco Relations; hi the Legislature has recommended the passage of resolutions re-affirming the position - of South Carolina, declaring the. right to secede from'the Union, and that the people should make common cause to' sustain her vindication of the institutions of the South. • The committee also recommended that the military contingent fund be increased to $100,000.

(Kr The steamer Rochester, bound hence to Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, in attempting to land at Eagle Hollow, four miles above this city, last night, to lay by until the fog rose, struck a snag or stone under water, and sunk iu ten rot on tea. Boat and cargo a total loss. No Hvea lost.—. The Rochester lica with her bow on tho shore ami her stern under water, water half np in the lad tea cabin.— Afaditon Courier, 9th: . .

Cloverseed —$4 75 a bushel. Apples—Receipts Urgo. $2 50 & 2 75 a barrel. Butter—fair demand for roll at 18 choice lota at 19c.

Terms of the Weekly, (musatu irnr iscasux Kotxue)’ - Single copy, one yew, • - tiHO ,- Two lo Fire copies, - - - -J SO each FivetoTen copier, - * ■- - Til **

Au aperient and stomachic preparation of ISON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by combustion in Hydrogen, of high medical authority and extraordinary efficacy in each of tha following complaints, vi*.; DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, EMACIATION, DYSPEPSIA, DIARRHEA, CONSTIPATION. SCROFULA, SAIT RHEUM, SCURVY, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMATISM, MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES. INTERMITTENT FEVERS, HEIISAlXtlA, CHRONIC HEADACHES, FEMALE WEAKNESS, JUSHENSTRUATIOK, WHITES' CHLOROSIS, etc., PIMPLES OH THE FACE, ROUGHNESS, OF THE SKIN, etc, ■' : IO. The IRON being absorbed by tie Wood, *£i .tbna circulating through the whole systSOL'no part of tho body can escape their truly wfaur*Th8 experience of thmuandi dafly prom (hat bo preparation ef Iron can for a moment he compared with it. Impurities of thLblodd, depreuitm of viUl energy, pale «nq otherwise sickly complexion* indicate its neceanty in almost etery. conceivable case, In all eased of ft male debility (flnor albus, chlorosis, etc.). iU ofibets are delightfully renovating. No remedy has ever been discovered, in the wholf, history of medicine, which exerts saeh prompt, happy, and fullyrestorative e fleets. Good appebis, complete digestion, rapid acquisition of strength, with *eu disposition iiid cheerful exercise, immediately foDtntt ltd -tie. As a grand stomachic and general restorative it has no superior and no substitute. Pal ™ tit ntal flat metal hot* tenUInlaf AO pm*, price SO cent* per boxt *lx MX**, IS 50; one doxen boieaSt 00, For sale ay DrawliM ffenerally, "Will *S0*fS*e *• any iddttu on receipt dr the pica An lit* ter*, orders, >«., xhoold tf R,R..l6(^£,CO,4 GeneralAgsp%. '• Sro broadwAt* w *• N.B— The ’above U a T*n ___ For sale tn : Vevsy.h* J..L,f HJJBgAUD, dealer in gtnuint ftai

Sheriff’s, Sale of Real Estate; BV Tirtoe of on ordered ul« tuned out of (he Clerk 1 ! Office of the Court of Common flu.*, and to we dItcote(I,hfeaIitttCbaiiey rofren, and In foror of Benjamin F. Gram,! will on ijatttfdayvUie *■ u U:',; ! ',■ r ‘-ft 31st day of December, 1859, offer for rale at public auction to the highest and heit bidder for caih Inr hand at the .Court Boose door In the Town of Veray, In mid ronnty.helircen the hour* prescribed by law, the mu and profit! for a tennof yean not exceed I ns term, of the following described ml eitale ill nated In tald county uni itate, lo-wlt: 1 .01 No. preen (Ul in Jamw II. Campbell’* ad'lUIoa tOtWTQVO.ctFlomca.tJ

Ten to Twenty topic*, (without any exbatopy.) - - , - - * uOO •* . Twenty tuple* end a ji wards, (and one; ■ . ■ togetiemp ofclob,) . - IOQ And an additional exits copy for am additional COsnbjcrtberj.

SPECIAL NOTICKS.

Tho accident happened about 11 o'clock—ono of tba coldest nights of this season, . Sho bad about 60 passengers, who suffered severely in the cold, as they; had no, time to save their clothing.; She bad’ a fall load •of freight. /

The Main Street Baptist Church have preaching regularly every Wednesday night at Odd Fellows Rail,

rrj’Jio ex lr» copy for less than 90 subscriber*. . To Hu* gdidr up of each Club ofTOor more, a copy of the DAILY will bo wot. If preferred Instead of Hie extra Weeklies. - Subscription!, In all cases, payable tn advance nn>t no paper continued alter the expiration of Ibe Omc paid for, ' Additions to Clubs can bo made, stall limes during the year, at proportional rates, lbs time to expire wilb the club. Wo shall be happy,' at any lime, to eend as many ipc(lmon copies as may,bo desired, upon application. ' ' . ’ ’ ' 1 The paper will be f«ol to Clergymen at f I.

S3T Wo call attention, to tba-ad-vert Ucment of H. H. Barton & Co., of New Orleans. It will be seen (hat Mr. Blosk, of this county, is a member of the firm—a snfficient gaarantee that consignments from this county will be promptly attended to.

Elder Wtd. Johnson will preach this (Wednesday) night, December 7th.

Pittsburg, Dec. 13.

River 7 1-2 feet scant by pier mark, falling slowly; cloudy and milder, with indications of snow.

• ■ DEiTH or Tna Last Scuyivon or yfy& Wtowao Maaaaca*. —Asa AEeq., of Preston, Conn., died in that town on the let inst., at the ago of eighty one years and five . months/ He was the last survivor of the Wyoming Massacre, having been carried away when a child in hie mother's arnif. .Ilia father, and all hia relatione but hie mother, were hilled.

CHRISTMAS EVE SUITER.

There will be a Supper given at Odd Fellows Hall, in Yevay, on Friday Evening, December 23d, 1839, for the benefit of the Presbyterian Church. Dr Okdkr or tux Social Ctitcuc. Veray, lud., Oct. 12,1S53.

But If the rents and pro fin foil to sell for a sufficient turn to aatbfy raid Judgment, Interest, cotU and accruing co-ts, I wilt thin and there, or. the same term*, otter the fee simple of laid real estate for falc to the higher and btii bidder for caib in hand.

TDK DAILY', (publishedeven morning, San-, days excepted,) la furuUbed to Matt Subscriber* altbb following rates: Single Copy, one-year, - - S' ™ “ u slxmoulh*, - * 3 50 *i ‘ >i throe mouths. - - 3 00

WILLIAM MEAD, Sheriff S. C. I?c:ember “. •' * |3J0

S3T The Sontbern Opposition members of Congress, met in caucus on Saturday night last, and refused to accept the proposition of (be Democracy to units with them ia electing a Speaker,

BREOKIKBIMK ELECTED P. 8. SENATOR. FuASKFonT. Kt., Dec. 12. Don. John C. Breckinridge has been elected United Slates Senator by 29 majority on joint.ballot.

NOTICE.

Fite to ton copies, one year, - 0 So each Ten ar more .*• " 8 J* Or to Agents who will supply mbsenbers by the week; they charging their subscriber* li cent*.. , . All letter* containing remittances, If registered, will be at our risk. Drafts preferred, when conveniently obtainable. '' Addrows, GAZETTE COUVANY; ‘ dCrtaniU, : Dse.;i8». Cincinnati, t)^

MODE LIGHT.—U> are now selling a superior artlrla of Hurnl.ig Fluid nl reduced prices. Thoic vrliblnc ihls article will please Call on na. . CLA11K.S0N * WALDO.

The Ladies of the M, E. Church, in Vevay, will give a Festival and Enterlainntenl on Friday Evening, December 30th, !S33, for the benefit of the Church. . J Vevay, October 19, 1839.

Hay l*rcss a, ope/ BBST QUAUTY, at . : ! "i Kovih - F. L. GRISARD &. SON’S?

Bced cere fully all the New Adver tirement— they ere iatcrcsling.

r. t.UIUC, p. U. LLl'.VC. II. U. n.l£t>.V H. H. BASTON & C0. ; . fixhaiil*, asp pe tut; is ' . spl m:sTi:tty. produce,' No. Ki Suite!, Neir l'roans I.*a Cousin mid Colds. 1>U0\VN'S HmchlM Troclie', . k } l')iil!i|"' foiiiili f'vrup,. ,\j or’s t'tiOTT)' foot oral. W'lidr'i lial-aoi of Wild Cltony, Trtiii'lo's Ilopi * Hontiott, SolIerV-Couijh.'Mrotv ' . IvjiiitS fHatr. • Ilojitr*’ E.lvenrort and Tar, Jarne - * Kt( eoiorant, Haifa IUI<iun for tie I.nors Canada llalfam of 1*1 r. All of He aboir | replied and «t!l knoxn retneiHm for rale at lie ferry Wrool liriijMurc. tkci l 1. hl'KVKN.S,

/YtEKNsWAltK,. (IJ.vstvarr, Tallin t'lisItijVfii*., m p()o:i iti|t|ily and al n'<>V, jiflivv. Ot ''Th' On-ap Cash Store'* V . : HATHAWAY fls D». > . . SUGAR— COFFEE—TEA.' VLL-|iit ler Tit tmy all kinds of Grorer1t> at ’'The Clitaji C<t>)i SUilt*,”-In;*, tiit-y kit )■ |!tt t'#I-3Tli(*le In: the /. ,t*i ir.f Hry. 1 i aT ■) A W A Y & CO. 850 'Z-itM* Ails.™ [l‘ST liF.CKIVKIi, iltirct ftnnithenrannbi lory; i>T tin! tt-ii lu.itt-, .and at t->K liknrea, at T!f ■‘•fluuji Cash Sioic” o( HATHAWAY A CO.