Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 2, Vevay, Switzerland County, 11 January 1860 — Page 2

co that, by tba blessing of God, I; hope soon to recover my health, and (hen all will go right once more. 0 After > little more conversation Margaret and her cousin withdrew, leaving Mrs. Green soma money for her present necessities. That evening Herbert Lee offered hia hand to Margaret Baily, and to his surprise, no less bis discomfiture, she refused.

gets of us for a dollar, we shall be pleased to have him discontinue the paper at any time, for we are not “around now" begging for a living. Benefichim accipere, iibertalem vendere.

Religious 'Services in Vevay, Jan. 8. I-THB DEVIL.

OCr The New Albany Ledger respectfully suggests to roguea .that they “pretermit*’ depredations in the State of Indiana for a few months, as the prison at Jeffersonville is foil to oversowing, and it is with the greatest difficulty that the hospitality of the Warden jf that institution can Sod accommodations for his guests. The psriods for which those now with him engaged lodgings are expiring, and if the inflow ceases for a few months, be will be better prepared to give them a kindly reception. The matter is submitted, to the consideration of.thieves, burglars, and those following kindred pursuits.'

copy the following item from a late copy of the Washington Star, sent ns by some friend. Although we have uo faith in the moral or political honesty of Hale, yet, so far as we know, Mrs. Dale is a good woman, and respectably connected in her native State and village: Tnr. Case of Hale. —We understand' that Mr, P. H. Hale, clerk in the Trcasery Department, and whose sadden disappearance from this city (caused, it is alleged, by the committal of a fraud upon the Treasury) we noMced a few days since, was at tbs St. Nicholas, New York, on Tuesday. On the same day be left there in company with his wife, as was supposed, for this city; but as she baa arrived here, and nothing has been seen of him, it is now thought probable he has left for other parts. His wife knew nothing of the occurrence until her a nival here, when, otvreceiving the info t mat ion, she became almost frantic with grief. He bad told her while away that, not having obtained a leave of absence, he was fearful he would be dismissed if she did not return and intercede for him with some well grounded excuse for hits thus absenting himself; and it was with this intention that she returned thus early to Washington.— She is unable to account for his ac lion.

pei.f. Tut: wonr.iv.-; spwiusA Tis strange, tho* true, the heart doth warp

.03* A fire occurred in Davidson street. New York, on Tuesday, in . which six persons lost their lives.— Si They were Mary Dwyer, aged $0 f* years; Marcos JNalhansen, aged 3*2 s years; Siegfried} Nathanten, aged 9 years; Clara Nathsosen, aged 8 years Emily Barns, aged 6 years; and ( Lewis Grossman, aged 4 years.

The lessons of its school. 4nd deem it logical to err, So il be done by rule.

The Rev. Mr. Lxxonox, Pastor of the Methodist Churcb, read a part of the 3d chapter of Genesis, and the 4th. chapter of 2d Corinthians, and took the followit.g text: « Bat IT-oar Gotptl be bid, it 1* UJ to them tbit are tort: la whom tbe jod of ltd* aortd bath blinded tbe minds of them which believe not. lest the light of tbe (lotion* gospel of Christ, who is the Image of God, should thine unto them.”—23 Comrarm, )r, 3, i

The bad would fain, for system's sake, tie equal with the best; So, rather than themselves reform, They villify lie rest.

ggr Kites rise agatntt, not iw th the wind. No man ever worked himself into honorable distinction in a dead calm. £ven a head wind is better than none. A certain amount of opposition is actually needed to bring out tbe Goer and nobler qualities or the mind and heart—jost aa fresh and pure atmosphere is essential to the physical condition of mankind. When that time shall come, and we hope it may never come, (hat alt men speak well of ns, our power for good will be compromised, and man become as a block of inanimate rock. The necessity of action, is the only thing that can urge us on to success. No student can ascend tbs bill of knowledge and gather rich and ripe and luscious fruit from tbe topmost branches of the tree of science, without meeting troubles that seem at first insurmountable, but which are easily overcome if attempted with spirit and tbe determination to do i:; and each and every difficulty thus grappled with and broken ns a reed that is shaken by the wind, will add another arid a brighter chaplet to that unfading crown, which await$ those whp persevere unto the end and coma off victorious. Id this fair and happy land of ours, there can he nfcsucb thing as failure, with those who wish it otherwise.—Tbe yonng i«nn; of sane mind, who starts out in the. wor|d with a full share of enmmoti sense, and an honest and puic. heart, cannot possibly fnil in this world, in tho high and noble meaning (of .the term. The world lies before ■him; ready ,'yea even anxious to gratify him in everything that i%gooil and noble, arid he only' has to reach ont’his hand.and grasp the most beautiful and enduring accomplishments (hat belong to the ago in which he Vives- 'moves and has his being, i Will, determined and active will, can accomplish everything, no matter how lofty the desire may ho. | - Wo believe iu Dcsliny; i- e., we believe every one; to a gfcal extent, has his own destiny in his hand, for good or for evil. This being the case, how important it is that all, should start onl with the determina-' tion to fight the good fight, and win the battle at all hazards—and how, necessary it is, that impediments he thrown in the way, that difficulties appear, that enemies abound, in order (hat the utmost powers may be employed to ;overcome them, that the nobio and finer qualities may be brought into action, and (he victor enabled lo go uplbigber, for (here is a I >v ay sp 1 eul j of to o m op there, as Hanier Webster told (he young student of the law. ' .

The good their own deserts distrust. And loth to stand alone, They with ingenuous confidence Judge others by their own.

OCT One half of the business portion of the town of Hickman, Ky.» was destroyed by fire on Wednesday night. All the buildings on Front* street, which contains the principal business booses, were laid in ashes.

A.. week afterwards Henry Aids- " worth made hia appearance. He seemed unusually thoughtful. . “A penny for your thoughts,” said Margaret, gayly. He looked al ter eainesily for a moment, aml*then replied; “I will indeed tell yon the subject of my thoughts, end ask you to forgive me afterwards. It is, 1 know, an act of presumption for a poor clerk to speak of love—of marriage to a wealthy heiress, but 1 cannot keep it a secret any longer. I love you, Margaret, with truth and sin ccrity. Do you pardon ms?” “No,” said Margaret promptly, 1 “for yon have said nothing that re ; " quires H. And if yon do indeed think me worthy of taking, you may beve me and welcome,” "Do I bear aright,” was the delighted reply.. -'How have I deserved such good fortune.” ••Listen arid I will tell yon. 1

The speaker commenced bis discourse by expressing his belief in a personal devil, who was a fallen angel or spirit from’ heaven; remarking that there was much more'evidence in the ■ Bible of the existence of the devil, than there was of the existence ordod; Xqi .God was incomprehensible, and belief in bis existence was a matter of failk. He divided the subject into three parts: I..The devil's talent to do mischief

Thus rogues deem all men 'round them Their knavery to atone ; [knaves. And fleynard would abolish tails, Because he'd lost his own.

i3T At Cincinnati, Jan. 9tb, Flout was S5.SU to 5,50; Hogs (6.* 30 to 6,50; Wheat 81.20 to 1,28; Corn 55c; Oats 48@49c; Ilya SI. Barley 75c. Hay 824. Butter @17c. Apples 82.25@3,25 per I hi. Potatoes 81,75. Gl overseed 84, CO.

The heartless poet thus doth paint Love's glow a fickle flame And dress it with the swallow's wings, To leave us as it came.

Tne Mt. Vsknok L*oils' Association or mt Union.—It appears that the whole amount collected for the purchase of the Mount Vernon estate, over aodaboveexpenditures, is $232,204, 09. It is stated that the Association is indebted to the ex-, e;tiom of Sir. Everett for more dhan one fourth of this sum, viz: $39,000,71; from his oration oh Washington; $30,042,48, from 1 bis New Yoik Ledger connections; $12,094,54, front dons lions handed to him; $1,(90,15; from certain ladies $20; increase of interest, $1,57,60, total, $69,01,77. The fund secured is sufficient for the purpose of completing the pur Chase of the estate, with 520,000 over to put it in repair. Uui a further sum of $140,0(0 is needed as a fund for future re pairs sod maintenance.

The hpilow friend denounces, too, 1’ure friendship as a song ; Stet ps first hit soul in Lethe's stream — Then drags the world along.

2.’His' power to do it.

3, llis devices to accomplish it.

These points were exemplified at coar stdersble length, and strong arguments introduced to prove the correctness of his doctrine; and be exhorted bis hearers to be ever found battling: with the devil, arid to carry on a war of extermination against tbe arch-fiend, the greatest enemy of the human race- , . f - The sermon waa-decidedly practical, and was listened to very attentively by a large audience. The Minister is; decidedly a plain man, something on the sledge-hammer order, and aiirutdiend home to the hearts of his hearers, what he conceives to be The truth, and 'a hypocrite, we should think,' would.wear out (he seat of several pair of trowsers in the course*uf a year, by Billing under his preaching. The services were rather long, and tbe ladies bad a right to complain that most of the preaching was on the male side of the house; however, they ho doubt needed it the worst. • The Methodist congregation seem to be well pleased with their Minister, end he will we hope.do good service here this year.; Our friends of litis chimb feet the need of (heir new church .very sensibly, as the old, dilapidated court-house, their present place of worship, is ent.ielyunsuiled for the purpose, and is riot near large'enough to- accommodate the cengrega|ion, which is the largest in tbe place, •

/SfThe population of Indiana is* ahum 1.25U.UUU.

Thus oft we've seen our would reproach'd By"those who have misused it; But basest they melhinks have been Who’ve basely Ihiti abused it.

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N'OItlSKZ.—Near Vctajr. Jibturjr lit, IsfO, a sOX to OUtLLS m»l IturaUC XvMJII.

Senator Cuitti.ndon.—Another of the ancient lights of tire (Jniifd St (ties Senate is soon to go nut. By the election of Mr. Breekeniidge from Kent tick r, Jolt n •!. Cri item teti, the oldest member of .I he Senatorial body retires from n public service that has been most honorable to hitnitdf arid, most ti>efnl lu the country. Mr. Crittenden is now in the seventyfourth year ol his age, lie entered th**&etialu as early as IS 17 — fortytwo years ago—although he then served hut two'years.' It isasingu iar lael that Mr. Cnllendeh lias never been a member of the lloy-e of Be presell fam es, Be-ides his different terms in the Senate, Mr Critlt tided served tin’ public as Governor of KeiitneV.y, and Attorney Genera] under Pieridenia Harrison and Flit mote.

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WAliK. —At the rriUcticttl brr (Ulirr, it IV tiK. iii-iiai.a. on l),e V?tb daj - of IV'CTD.U-f, Vu.it A. to jM.-ajr.-tl li- year, sod A months.

had resolved never to marry any one nnlers I was convinced that he was "charitable. Last week you received an anonymous letter recommending a poor family to your notice. I find that yon have visited them and relieved their necessities. " 1 feci that I can- safely trust my happiness in your hands since,yon have nobly Blood the lest.” . “Truly,” said Henry Ainsworth, - ps his eyes lighted up with gratitude, ‘•Obarity is Jut own exceeding great reward.” ..

ONE REASON WHY THE UOESE DOES NOT OKOAN1/.E.

I.LACfiFniUh—ILe lion. I>iv tUatifard. prcof Uiv (curt of Uajau.dirdat Wadi-' , Hilton City, l*c«xni)>er 31.1, ajed 73. Jod t e lllacXtortt * ft* lit i lj£« honorable Ud ioj-l-urtaut rroUmt Item la tl'U.aud ■ i< iinlehuljaidc iu I lie iU>dmrse u( U* Ulmrtutu daik*. .11 ilit lUnt of fch rr*’ Menl ol the .-'tale of Indiana, held ■ rank in - Uic lc,al tnncb citctiMit

TKe Washington correspondent of the Philadelphia North American writes;

(O* Many of our readers will no doubt thank us for copying the bean* tiful piece of poetry on the fourth page, from the prolific pen of Mrs. Dufocr — an estimable lady well known and respected by all-her old acquaintances/ at her old home.— Fur purity jf thought, and beauty of expression, this fugitive waif trom a gifted mind, stands as a monument to the author's name, and cnrols her name high among the daughters of genius of the west,. ••ImiuV ■Poems, if collected together and publifIie«I, would make an important addition to tho annals of Western Utwatutc,

The groggery in the House post* office U still id foil operation, nod whisky runs free to all who have votes in ejecting ike officers of the House/ flow many are to be pur* cliascd.wilh ’drink!*’ we shall he belter able to judge after the eleelson.— A groggery and reMaurant had existed iu.a basement room of the Cap* itol lor sometime previous, to the commoticeiiieut of the XXXth Congress; hut Tin sooner was Mr, Win throp elected Speaker of .that Congress than lie gave'an order to the Sergeal-at-Aims to-clear the groggery r.ut .forthwith, and it , was promptly executed. Now n new groggery is pstaldished on .the same floor and within a few steps of the Half. ' ■

.N K W A U V KUT IS KM KNTS.

Qt’AIJilXCS I’itKIMKKI) fil.VE—Fortwudhig '■ IJ huuiinr,-, I'rock try, Ac. 1( shoald - }* . in rifj) Uxllj. ■ A hm-li s-ranjula tscii Ut-' l-e. lot >» e l.y ' J. I. TlllCU.U'll.

Kmirdrr's Office.

V OflCK U hereby jivrti thru I • Bt jdaeein tie* 11 lands v( Ine M.viiff. I KK I1IU.S mr the oCI" **•>** of ail uti)aM fee- on liKl.trS. UiiltTllA* <>|V, Ac., iu wy otln'calt.'r the 13»h iUy of Kebr.tary uevU loll and ye, \uJ f Deeds. Jlort* j:aj:e.. ic„ and rate lor I .ball certainly i„ ■ .e a.1. and will.oui nrjtct to |nenolii. U. II. KMmi, 1 kvur.it r ijiiiLin. Januaiy il. Imij,—it *

-uaw v» vitc ust, - • UT THE CHIM FALL Kittle IIIEt XAV.'’

A Sad Affair.—Ahtmi two weeks Mint*. a limn iininni IuiIh'iIs wits killal at Liii'k|imt, liemy county,l*y until lie r nniiitM Down-. linlrcri' was engaged to In* iiiuniisl to. ti youtii’ lady (i! lliis cminty, ami tint' lime appointed for the w editing, day was - MlliMsjiiciit In tilt! (HIS l>|tnli which ltnK‘>ls was killeI. Tli-* minister iiti*l guests had HssCinliied m the residence til llie hriile, ami awaited the coming td ilielnjde-giouin. Tim hour upptiintcd for peilm malice ot 11ID tin[jIi-il tervice .had pa-sei), ami I lie assembled company hail legnn t o suspect the young man had'played la he id his lady-love. *( heir >n>picions, huweven, were mkhi tli-jn*(K*sl oil learning ol his death, which Mimed many glad hearts [„ weajiing,“ Georgetown Ky., G»ztUe. 4t)i.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY H, IS«0,

THE GOOD OLD

notice can.he taken of snonymau* com mamcsU. tits. . Whatever l» InlemUtl Tar Insertion must be att the Mira tud by the rame .id.I ■Jilrcsi of lha itrllori not necessarily f.tr puhlicatlnti, bui as a guaranleo o t (coin! lailji.; Wit ■ Ifl vtOivw ve^VeAwlkUe.. > H~r*All Legal AJrrrtiscmentl payable In oil-. yiueu,orwheu made; In no caw nlijcct to Uia delay »t legal pcuceu.

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II-DiyiXE AID. V»t attended the afternoon services of Rev. ;Mr." Reed, - Pastor of the Presbyterian Church. .This Society has filled up a room neatly in (he (hint story o( Mr. Du four’s building on Main street, to use until the.'completion of their new building.' The membership is not larje, but among ils numbers there arc many good and zealous Christrans, warm .friends of ours, and we wish them much prosperity. Tlieir Pajtoris a younglman of fine abilities,'and will no improve with lime and experience; although we.fear, from viewing his pale, countenance when/speaking, that bis const it»lion is not sufficient to permit.him to apply his time constantly kin the pulpit. ■. His text wasthe fifth chapter of Psalms. He alluded briefly to the life aud character of>David, drawing such plain and practical illustrations as would render the entire chapter applicable, to his own congregation. His remarks were principally directed to those who had made a profession of religion. He exhorted his heaters to make greater exertions to faithfulness, reminding them that without Urey were active and zealous for good,: they need not expect Divine aid. ... - His closing remarks were quite affecting, and no one present could doubt the speaker's;, earnestness and sincerity in all that he said, and as the sermon was short and to‘ v lbe point, we regretted that’the services were concluded so soan.

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03“ The Switzerland Court of Comtnou Pleas, Judge 11 atdes, was in session last week, and did hot gel quite through with its business. It meets again on Saturday of this week,'January 14th, to finish up.— Our Clerk, Mr. Onushy, is ‘ again indisposed with his crippled arm. . One man was sentenced to the pen : iteniiary fur three years, for stealing a skiff, and our efficient Sheriff, Mr. Mead, departed for Jeffersonville with his charge, ou Monday night last, January 0th, on the mail-boat.

A Goon Re pout. —Under ibis head the Shelby, Ky., News, publishes an extract Iruiu a letter by a young Kcntneky medical student at Philadelphia. The writer says:

Farm, live Stock, GanJcji, Orchard,

AitS tht fVfiraltut */ lltr J'lnpJf. tlw n)iIn Oiitliator D a prici.nl and nWi >arine.»* 1'nper. puldMo.-d l.y S, Iltttlt,st < ic lu...fc i#,l»i.e every tiuiiitb.iu U.A t»ru>fir MnJ* mli of iiv» ai;J nnf-il im ljtrp htsl *t vtinjt ll.al every cue fjti efl»nl ( . ulc iL 'For t(:r. u jrurji |j.« ul.io i nu|vM»r la< nade'Ut •c’.vun.c vj.ii> in nn>ic .Ian a lisoM ile.ai.uid fjvn.i.if in II.c Uiral >.ot, and i' -o »r.l Lim.oii rial toitl tT ilt-s;if|d[»ti i. ti-4 tte c ari . IttM tamier and frf. lolof rnra'iui-r.ieiro-nt In. j:<d 1« IvOrtne a {..r trill, |»a;J j l( »ajr sa'.-cn| li..l, llie To tit.a.Trf Ot.dl.-r Is. 1. o,* rale uj-di j-oir-iit I.> t; lu)>a iu!> aii.uj.. Ki i.l.lnjr*. sje in eii-anti I r.-sj» tun » -ci.i if,< lllti-f I a tear, ii,.pVn.|.i'; threeotidc-for . f»is for ? 1: nii.c n.r ti>. and an rvtra , in IbflfUltr Ilpol flirt r. titl'd tli in,*. Jan 11 (I, it.teKIS. IVuvtl'i. Illilii.

jrj*All Innsient arlTertitetneoU lo Wpal-' forlHyariitily in advance, • ,

(CT.A gentleman of this place, became offended at a paragraph in the last and ordered his paper stopped; pnd the same day, a member of bis family lold ’ us that we would be very tony for what we bad done, and that scores of our subscribers would dd likewise, and Hint .we would be speedily "starred oul/’&c.' -put we a re able to stale that so far, no other subscriber has us for a slight difference of opinion, she that we hare received more’than one’ subscriber on that score. Another thing: jwe think that for.the last seven years, on an average, we have patronized ouroflended fellow citizen.to the amount of;$10;per year, making SlO; arid if we should retaliate, who would be the looser! .Beiides.himself and family will now' want to see the paper every week, raoie than ever before; **Jtist to tee tchathinthe trifling and may wear out much shoe leather in borrowing it! So that, as a business matter, our friend's rashness will be a loosing act to him, and so far . put money in our pocket. And, aa is generally the case, the article : was not intended to apply to him, and we were much surprised thst he took it to himself. We bare, perhaps, had as much experience, as most printers in the last seven years, in this matter til men becoming Offended at items In a newspaper', and “starring out the press,'’ and we give it ass historical fact, that there are more men who will lake the pains to defend the press when thus proscribed,' than there are on .the other side. : Kind readers, for one moment look at »t? la this number of the Reveille, there ire 70 articles of reading plter, making 3,MO in the year. ■ Now, there is not a single reader of tue paper vbo ,will approve of these 3,640 articles, and perhaps the Editor himself will disapprove of os mauy of lhera as any one else! But the article that fails to please the one, will put a broad grin;on the face of biancigh: botK'n that, as a whole,'each reader nil) be able to bear with Ihe printer, and extend a little cL that eharitjf to him *Mbal solfetclb tongnnd tskjnd.'* - We cannot close this, article-; without adding another paragraph! Webelieve the BsvEitwe boa more kind patrons today thnii ever before. Tl is founded on a rock/and'iciH five bn, carrying jny to one house and sorrow to another. We have lived to see those once opposed to us, become our warm and steadfast friends, and we have as few enemies now, asatanyi previous time. And although the bands that now control it may fade away, yet we believe Ihe Reveille will go on, and still beat the rewiife of truth and rishteousness, morality, virtue, temperance, and cAarify, in ail things; and enemies we inujf have, if we ore honett and tlnttrt in our convictions; and as we staled last week, we detire a few enemies; for without them wc should never be reminded of our faults, aa out friends would fail to tell us of them.

, About three hundred Southern student* went South in a body, last Wednesday iiigf.l. ■ Our class is still large, though sensibly dimiuli-hed — There are more going yet. A check for Sl.OOD was sent from Virginia to pay Their [traveling] expenses to tho South. They , ca n. go t o New Orleans, Nashville, or Charleston, fiee of charge and hear the lecturing gratis. 0/' ; tteenty- Kentuckian*, not oAe left-. Thf>j are comercuitie—sound eggs.

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The steamship Jitdiuitda ha;* ar riveil hcie, with Brownsville dates to die 2d iiist., Cortina* with 500 mm took the city of Ilio Grande on the 24ih nit., killing n number of/iritizens. Suhseqnenily a body ol troops »iid rangers from Brownsville attacked Corlinaa and retook the city after a hard fight, capturing the guns of Gorlinas, and sixty Mexicans.— Nine Americans were killed and sixteen wounded. Among the. latter' w*as Copt. Fotd, who led the attack. Cortinns (1*1 across ilia river..

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AST Within the last' week, there has been'a perfect rush ofnew sub* rcribers coming in upon ns; and odr old subscribers aie renewing and paying for the new year with more than usual promptitude, j Let the good work go on,—hold up the printers' band**,—and the good time so long sought after hut never found, may .soon bo expectedl (Confidentially, kind readar.) it affords us more real, substantial pleasure, to receive s dozen new subscribers,' than it does to lose a single ode I ■ '

SEWING MACHINES. \ Filwr IT.ASS’ MACHINE mt.Ulninjr aU \ t.e pi*. I •(•tM.Ilf—» nt all othci*. Tlr rune »:il li !■ ihc make. Their •nrk »lll owl rip. Iter Liir Irrcn tvl.ili'.tiH a, Hi. ral lifri.aitililiivi Ml llic j rrn.lciu m rr all oileri f.r family Ktlnjr. Kveiy «orkuip j-a.i h. made rlrvi.j and .ervicva'Ce —very rlmj-le in oj-er alien-evuily teamed fis-m priced dli.-c-ItiUir— revs' f-itni I an'nun Hr-n rpmili, KiUsoit rraiodiup, aixl fn rtrl.I. alxrc Ui* macIJi.e, They «tlt i-liirh. Mud, lids, luck, fell, gather, ml rraSmider Iwaa-lfulli. and ate alneol tinlede*. in tijaTaU-n. TLry can K- fatly relied in, a. the licet machine fn nae. They are mid at a Mnall profit, '('■ i‘.’a.‘r them vit.Mii tbc reach uf fun],tea tuuMe to pel liipV-prked ouh.

piSTRESBixo CVclty —On'Tuesday, in Jeffersonville, a little d-ugh*-tcr of Mr. Samuel Knight was so badly burnt by her dress catehlng on fire that she died in a few hours,— The fire communicated from the grate to her dress and the blaze frightened the little girl who ran out on the poarch. The wind' caused the firrflo spread with'even greater rapidity, bnd her clothing was consumed be fore any one reached her. Her body was so shockingly burned, and her injury so jute use, that death was a glad relief.., .

AT 113 OLD TR1CK3L

.U«n,ihe I’M VEI1SA I, M HililKK A Ml GCAC F, wlikli ran W adjmml to fold any width of hem, on all lUeLuca er of fouU. Price, #i 1'aicr.v—Small Family Machine*, table and ■1 rawer, #JJ; with Cabinet Can- harisJ, #.’7,— l-ar« Family Machine*. #li: r«Mtnt Cate, Mcl. W*. Manufacturing Machine, complete, t i«; t bIulcI l a c, tocVM, #12. One «-| of Xeedle*, wren driver; tweeter*, oil ran, and piloted dine* lion*, po w ith each Marline.

It is an .old, but (rue saying, “the hog kill return to the mire,'.’ an evidence of which we have, w ith a hebdomstical sheet ’not at hot) sand miles front this place. It; will be remembered,-1hat a fe w years sgo., some of the' Ladies |f Inis place were engaged in gelling upV a supper,-the pro ceeds of which w«e to; be devoted to refurnishing one ot the churches of this place. It w j| T a Isobercme robe red, I h a t Vcertain terakly sheet abused said Ladies most unjustly and that its sponsors could Slid po words filthy enough to call them—tbatall the vocab- ; ularies of the country were searched in vain for words bsrsll, enough to apply loj them. It will also' be remembered,

JST Jas, McCartney tried in the Circuit Court, before Judge Bicknel, for arson, (hnining gram stacks in Republican township) was convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary two years. ,, Geo,' VV. Sage ami Juhn Low, implicated with -McCartney, look change of venue to Switzerland county. ‘

1H—THE CHEAT SUPPER.

Although we hai) already heard two sermons preached, shortly after-dusk we fell m with the moving multitude and soon found ourself within the sacred walls of the Pike street Baptist Church —thinking, that although we bad attend' ed church quite enough for one day, yet it was.well fur even an Editor lo be caught:in good company as often as possible. Rev.' E.' S. Riucr is the Pastor of (Ms Church, and is also « young man. of libcraieducation, and is well liked by his congregation, which, as a general thing, is larger than the Presbyterian, and less than the Methodist, At present, our Baptist friends have the advantage of the other churches, as they have a neat and appropriate church building; however, when the others get their new buildings completed, the Baptists will Le a little "behind the times;" but as the Society is perhaps as wealthy as anym the place, they can easily remedy Ibis, if they see proper so to do. Elder A. Connelly, (he speaker on this occasion, spoke upon the following portion of Scripture: u For all tWnp are now touIj."—Luke sir-. IT. The aim of the speaker was to call the unconverted to partake of that supper, (be religion of Jesus Christ, and as a protracted meeting was going on there, his purpose was to affect the hearts of those who os "were stray sheep front the house of Israel," and induce them to put on the wedding garment, and partake of the supper, which was abundant, and the table was never crowded; no matter how many sal down, the word was, "still there is room," and his appeal was not without success, as the sequel proved. — Thus endeth our report of sermons preached in Vevaylast Sabbath. Should inese tough and imperfect sketches prove interesting to our readers, we may continue them, as time and opportunity may permit

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Several id lhe*e Uacllnet are in incccsifui ojuration lu tlilv t Unity.

1i~ r«ll »1 WM. }.\n.K SKITS Siddlir fbap »n<l cuniltK fir juarte!w, or vriitud jrt Hie •Icrlritl lofonMliun or ouijiSi votk. Tic}’ wOJ be fardii’Ktt to onkr and r41 to po an re litre. WILLIAM rAL'UiXKR, Actn, Viiii, Irnut.

$y- The . Kentucky Democratic Slate .Convention met at Frankfort on the 9tb ioxtant, and selected deb egaics to the National Convention. James'Guthrie was the choice of the Convention lor the Presidency.

Jos. Downs, indicted with the abbve, and who forfeited I)is recognizance, was • arrested yesterday in Trimble county,'.Ivy. lie in now in jail in this city. —MaJiton Courier, 9ili. '

Janl-tf

Sheri U‘V Sale of Ileal J&tate.

STATE OF INDIANA.} ... - SaimiusaCurstr, j*-* - *|>Y Virtue of Tliree Execution* 1**aed*ont of JL) the Clerk’* Office of the SstUerlxnd Circuit UiHirt, aod tn lue dime], tplut Henry Hello. Lin. ami In Utor of Edvia (j. Wldrncy, rrcidrtit of ihe "Indiana Hank,” at iliditon, Indiana, I »iU, oo SaturJay, the -

— The Indiana Democratic Con vention meets at Indianapolis to day, to nominate a State ticket and select delegates to Charleston. —The Republican Slate Central Committee also meets to-day.

that a couple or triree wedks'igo, the ladies connected with a ; couple of the churches of this place were again engaged in gelling up a supper for: the tome purpose as before, nimely, to furnish and ornament their respective churches; this same sheet—true to ils ancient reputation—came out and “showed its hand,” by indirectly abusing those engaged in the enlerpiize, falsely accusing them by saying that “gold, silver, viyoymrnl of th* tentuol and fate yxtstumv, toeiaUjf and GtiJfy, in the Churehtt," were sought after by ihcse ladies, to the exclusion of everything else. Truly, the generals, colonels, and majors, ore in “big'* business, when thus engaged; and who wilt uowsojvin view of these facts, that “the dog will” not “return to ill vomit."

Senate of 'Kentucky, Friday, an act wan discussed ami passed making it legal to verve a purees# against any of tbeofficera of. a steamboat wherever found, (or a violation. of any contract, debt, dtc.— Several lawyers participated in the debate, ajid a number of bard tilings were said against ■ the owners and masters of btwts, who, if is alleged, are bard to catch,'and still .harder to defeat in a law suit. . - .

4th day of February, !SCO, offer for'aate at public auction and onlay, and wilt rcll to I he highest and bva htddcr for ca>b in hand, at the Conrt Ifoore d<>or Ja the Toma «f Vevay, Conuly and State »f-.re-aid, hetatea th« boon pre-cHUd hjr lav. Uie rent* and profit) for a lera of jean not eareodlag mrn,uf the folio*lag derail-ed real elate, rftoatetn aald conarr. tv«U; .

A SLv Hint. —The “boys’* should not monopolize the two leading sis. of Vevay with the foot bat),;'during (be business honra of the-day—as they frighten horses, and kerioosly retard the progress of pedestrians, to say nothing about the noise and confusion they make, annoying those engaged in business.

JST We regret to learn, says the Lafayette Courier, that t*ie beautiful Court House recently completed at Covington, the county scat of Fountain, was destroyed by fire on Monday nighk It was one of. the handsomest specimens of architecture in Si ale. and cost something over 840,000. Tbcrp was no insurance. The' county, records were saved,— Tb« fire is snpposed to have origin* aled from a defective flue.

133 acre* of land, bonnded a* follow*: Con* meaciog ai the Ohio rireral :ho corner of the 1 laid owned bv Tbonas A\ Chambers; thence north with said Chambers line to the north west comer of said Chambers land; thence west with Hoyle's line lo where ll comers on the section lioei thence toQih to the comer of raid section; thence East with the section line to the center of BryaatV Creek; thence down said creek la the center and with the meanders thereof to the mirtli-eart corner of the land owned by the Heirs, of: Wm. Campbell, deceased; thence sooth to the Ohio river; thence up nld river to the place of beginning, li being a part of the middle division offnctlonsl section number pt} lb lit)-fonr, and nan of the son lb* west quarter of section number thirty-four pi), and part of the aotiih-weat quarter of section (?7) twenty-aeven, town (8) two, range (ij one.

A general thaw commenced in this region oh Friday last, and on Sunday, river navigation was resumed by steamboats, and we are now iu regular receipt of tbe malts. We are glad of it, for we had about a bushel of newspapera at Madison.

St. Louis, Jan; 10.

River stationary, weather mild. s

Several exiierienmTriver men ex* prm the opinion that the gorge at Grand Tower will break up in a day or two. Others think a big mo in the liver necessary to make it yield. The gorge w said to be .forty mile* long and tnn*t be very heavy ami firmly connected.

Tun Gieit II* steen. —The affairs ofj the great ship company are described as: in a state of hopeless confusion, as it is probable that she will ever be found on* I) a bill of cost to whoever may own htr, so that she would ruin any company, even one who might receive her as a gift. The present company owe a turn equal to about £200000 and have scarce* ly any means to meet it. A mortgage of the ship appears inevitable. The directors are endeavoring to postpone the ordeal to the middle nf January. The claims against Mr. Scott Russell, the contractor, for defaults, are reported to amount to nearly J500,00(Vwbile he, on the other hand, sets up a handsome demand for extras.

Abo, the follow tag tract, being hi fnetional section 33 a-id 31. town S, taupe j t west, bejrlnglnnlng on the bank nf the Ohio river, 8 chains and 18 ■ tints above the vonlh-weu comer of said fractional section 31; from thence north 3 rbahs and 93 lints to the middle of Bryant's creek,at the place whereas elm tree S3 laches In diameter stands on the south bank, of said creek; thence down said creek In the middle thereof so far ss it will tatu to mike 33 acres.

£ST Private letters from Arazona slate that Indian hostilities are being vigorously carried on there. A party of rangers bad surprised tbe camp of the Tonto Apaches, hilled ten, wounded five, and took several prisoners, besides destroying a gieat quantity ot Indian properly.

Installation of tbe .officers of Indiana Lodge, No. 1‘20,1. 0.0. F., to-night. Bro. Isaac Stevens is the D. D. Grand Master. Let every brother be there punctually at tbe time, six-and-a-half o’clock.

New A’oh k, Jan. 10.

The Times’ Washington correa* pondfnt snys Seward yesterday, urged upon the llepnhlicuna the policy of uniting upon .Gilmer or Corwin for Speaker.

Also, part of fnetional section 33, town V, rture I, west, beginning on the Ohio river 7 chains and 13 links below the soatis-eait comer of said fractional section; from thence north SI Chains to a stake, from which a hickory tree SO incbca In diameter bears south STJL' deg. east distant 30 links and a beech SI inches in diameter bears south 1-3 deg. west,distant 47 links; thence north, one chain and 30 links to the middle of Brysnl's creek; thence down said creek In the middle "Hi ere of to its mouth at the Ohio Hr or; thence up said river to the place of beginning, containing 33 acres, more or less.

The Rxvtau iciif live. It hat lived down alt seriou* opposition. It has been our painful duty in tunes past lo publish the obituaries of : jt few of oar enemies, and ve shall hare to perform this ful duly in lha future—yet we falter nolj satisfied of our desire to do what we conceive Lo he nghb and of *h e honesty of our intentions, we shall notfail to “speak pul“ as the “spirit moves us,” and if there he a single subscriber to the Rat* pl.t.*, who is not with what ha

OCT After duo consideration, we think it not advisable to publish tho communication in regard to turning out a school teacher on Christmas, in Pleasant township.

New York Post wants to know to which side Maryland will go if the Union is devolved? Tho Baltimore Patriot says: “We answer—to neithtr. She is lor the Union forever, and will keep the stars and stripes floating, if every other State goes after strange gods.

Jackson, Mich., Jan. 9.

Eight persons, among them aev. eral old citizens, were arrested on Saturday, charged with making and circiilatjng''counlerfeit coin.

But if the rents and profits fail to tell for a sufficient sum to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs, and accruing costs, I will then and there, on the same terras offer the fee simple of said real estate; but will not sell for less thin two-thirds the appraised value thereof. WILLIAM MEAD, Sheriff S. C. January it, 1KO--H |9J»

(CTAn aged gentleman with two beys, passed through Ibis place a few days aince. who had walked all the way from New York in eleven weeki. They were destined for Minnesota.

03* Owing to the indisposition of one of onr printers, the Reveille is late again this week.

(CT The new county of Newton, recently established, makes the nnm* ber in Indiana kisety two.

steamer Telegraph injured the wharf-boat at this place considerably, last Tuesday night.