Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 24, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 June 1860 — Page 2

| EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. I ■. Gnmos, Va.. Jqub 5.

ARRIVAL OP THE NEW MEXICAN MAIL

SPEC

IAL NOTICES.

An Englishman Declares Heenan Entitled to the Pelt,—In regard to the championship, a correspondent of tho London Morning Posts ays: ' ;

hf; bat we have not been able as vet to gel a sight of a steamship. The people here look remarkably is owing, perhaps, to their manner of living—kt least, * • r 1 * , ■ 1 f |f the hold we are stopping at is any iqdex, for they appear to diet the guests here to a remarkable degree, la a word, at this house, said to bo as good as any. in the city, thoro is much and-parade, tut very little total', .--The politicians are already gathering here for the'.Democratic Convention —■ and many sre telegraphing to to secure rooms for the occasion; arid, as l- hcar nothing talked of but politics, everywhere, 1 may write yon a political Jettpr it} a day or, two.

,) SONS OF TEMPERANCE.. ( Portland, Maine, June 9, ■ Thp- National division of the Sons of'temperance are now session in this city. Twenty 1 three divisions are jrcpresen* 1 ted, including several sbuth(era States. TIi o Worthy Pa* 1 triarchof Great Britain is a 1 delegate, xhe attendance is large and the session the most earnest ever held. It i will continue a week.

Independence, «jpne 7.— The new Mexican Mail with dates to the 31st ult., arrived to-’day; " The Navajo Indians made an attack upon Fort Defiance a few days before the mail left, and came very near taking it, as the troops were not expecting anything of the k in d. For tumitel y, however, by some mismanagement their presence was discovered mid alter some f fighting they were routed.

DR. J. W. BAXTER, DRKlTfcX,

Monday morning was warm—yes, I may aafely aay hot —-and after ran* niog about for half a day in Cincinnati, I felt very much like "3 op man.” And in consequence thereof, X stopped oyer night hi the old and quiet city of Chilicotho* 0., and remained there until 9.40 this morning, when wq qgain took the Marietta Road, and came to within four miles of Marietta, (then we crossed tbo river, or rather took a small' boat, and went to Parkersburg, Va., where tbo train of tbo 2J. W. Va. Branch of lire B. $ Q- h- Kwas in waiting, it; having waited 40 minutes over its- time ,for us, and when I j stale that we gained that much time.in about four hours, you may judge that wb camq through on a “fast line.".’ 'i • :

Cia be co malted at the LeCTerc Home, la VcT*y, 03 the firtt Friday and iiaturday la each month, d»y?-ici

CONDUCTED BV F. X WALDO.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13,186?.

“■ C>pTIONl The following act having been pisjed at the last session of the Legislature of Georgia, our business, on and after June .1st, I SCO, will be carried on at Wilmington, Delaware, and St. Louis, Missouri. ' Ai» Act to repent alt laws, and parts of laws, authorizing Lotteries in the State of Georgia, and fur oilier purji ses. Section 1, The Crnmif Annuity cf Geygia Jo enact ; That, l[om and after tlielml day of Jung, eighteen hundred and sixty, alt laws and parts of laws authorizing Lotteries in Ihe Stele of Georgia, or ttie vending of Lottery TfCktls.iu said Stale, be, and the same are hereby repealed. Approved by the Governor, Dec. II, is5s. ;

]Voti«e.

If Sayers were equal to maintaining tho position, of , the Champion, ho ought to have upheld it, as he has led. the public to expect he would, If, however, he finds that his arm is permanently injured, or that from any other cause it is desirbale he should give up the belt, he should have donu . so at once, and openly—stating his reason a--and lie might have retired with honor to himself and satisfaction to hi* countrymen.

Curing my absence, (eight to twelve days,) my brother, Otis S. Waldo, will have tha editorial supervision of the columns of the. paper. Persons baying busmesa to transact with me, can call at the office, wharf} their wants will bo promptly attended to, or upon my brother, at plarkson Waldo’a Store, on Main Strcef.

— Queen Victoria has conferred the order of knighthood on Francis II. Saltus, Esq., of New York city, for important improvements in artillery.— Mr. Saults is the firsticitizen from this country" thus distinguished.

Six companies of soldiers are on Reef River on the look out for Indians.

F. J. Waldo. . Vevay, June 2, 18C0.—2t

FEARFUL 1ORXAD0ES,

The mail camcthrongh without, an escort. No Indians were seen bn the. road.

Therefore, all Lotteries pretending to be diawn m the Slate of Georgia, after that date,' must pe.illegal, and a fraud upon the public. WOOD, EDDY & CO., Oimrr* end Afuit«ifrr< of the Dels wait*, Miiiouti and Kentucky-Stale Lotluiies.

Are the order of the day of late. Caring last week, Sunday and Monday; portions of Ipwa, Illinois, In*, diana, Kentucky; and Ohio, were visited with desperate hurricanes, doing a vast amount of damage to property, and cabbing the' life .of something more than one hundred human beings. Wo could .fill the columns of onr paper full of, the accounts of these whirlwinds and then not tell one‘half the tales of woe caused thereby. . ; ’ •

— I. leave this afternoon at $.25 for Washington.* / f- J *. w*

As it is at this moment Heenan is Champion of England. Sayers lias* retired, and Ilecntm defends tliohelt against all comers: This is* taut amount to an acknowlcg-* ment of deteat by Sayers. Jl*-V lie had made ita littlo earlier the people of England—lords and (ladies, tinkers and tailors would not have subscribed <£5,000 for the petted hero of tbe Prize King,

Bodies Focsd.—W e learn that (ho bodies of ypnng Gilmer and . Miss Crim.y.wbo lost their lives the other day by the steamer. Strader running over them, have been, found. The was it half Lioilo below the of the sad: occurrence, and iho lady about five miles further down& She was floating in an erect position when discovered by persons who were looking for the unhappy paii;., ('There was a contusion on the right side of her. face, hut otherwise she was .not bruised. The young man liad 1 apparently received a blow in the back, probably from the wheel as be passed under it.

. — A sentimental love struck young lady writes us that she 1ms gone to pine away beneath the Southern skies. Wc also know uu.ever greenman who says that he goes yearly to pine, awap among the Northern hills.

, A train of 19 wagons left here to day for .Denver City, and others are making preparation for leaving in a few days

The region of conniry along-the Marietta road is not very attractivo to the eye, as it is poorly improved and cultivated. The storm extended all along its course, and lore up timber' at a furipua rate; in some spots, half the 'trees were, blown down. I.have seen littleovidenco of its Appearance, since I came upon Virginia soil.;; t \ : Paikersburg ..is rather a pleasant looking ohf town, finished off and ready Vlo be fenced in," judging from a mere sight of it—as we passed directly through if. ; •, f, I was ngieeablydisappointed with th§ appearance'of least the hortion of it 1 passed through. It is a fine looking country, densely covc red w ijth lofty: forest (rccs, The hemlocks and pines, especially, took ray attention, as 1 bad never seen any of them in a wild stale, 1 was delighted with it—and for this reason, more than anything else, 1 am - now topping its soil, wishing Ute able to say, that!’stopped otto night in M old -Virgmuy/*' The Hotel we are stopping at is ;o good by the fialiimure and Ohio Railroad Companyj and is a quiet and desirable place to .slop at. • * I have met, and am traveling with Messrs, r Bookwalter,. of the Latv* reoceburgh Register; Hill,. of the Decatur Eagle; and —, of the Ligonier Register-—all Xndiana'Editors. . I ? • '}•; ] £ • ’ ■ ■■ ■; —Wo leave at 2.30 in the morning, an hour early-enough to get; a good beei-steak in-the.Yqvay market •—and when I breach Baltimore, you may hear again from r. j. w.

, Wilmington, Dulawarr. ju6-2t < St. Louis, Missouri.

Abtic*.—JLi the tol tmon h approcthinj, every yciMu ahoeld ]irij*re itcir *y*iem(w the change, and. there U no remedy 10 applicable *i ‘•JleLem‘» Slreuglblny Con)lot and I’urificr.’' It «U1 purity the btohi thoroughly, u.d at the Mine time mad invigorate the *Lu;e organization. The imtneue quantity tt It lh»l it •old daily, U proof enough of It* rnu vlvtuer tu thoroughly removing all impure muter (run tbe UooJ, \ie uy to all, try 1C It lit deliciout to tale. - See the advcrtiicmeta in another column.

The news here from the gold mines is very Haltering and has created quite a stir.

The. weather- here is still dry and no prospect of any rain.

— A correspondent says that the flowing robes worn dy the Chicago Zouave company looked very awkward. We think ourselves that the young mens loose habits are not at all becoming.

IOWA ASP SOUTHERN ILLINOIS.

v It; tr ay ersed a d i *:» nce p 1* a b o u t one ’ hundred .miles, starling from Lida coimty, Iowa, acid traveling in a generally northeast direction, ccossibg the track of- tbs Ci J.'andN. B, ik, at Lisbon, taking the station house, eating Louse and all the ware* bonnes at that station, missing the principal part of the village and kill* jag pone there hut be I ore reaebiugtbwe we hear ot sixteen deaths.. One yem of tbo storm, passed north'of Mechanics villi*; demolishing every* thing in its bourse and killing six* teen persons. ‘ V . The. rest .took inits coursepart of Onion Grove and killed two an-i-near Onion Grove it killed fifteen persona. It passed south of tbs railroad near Dewitt, kilting twentycoven persons, sixteen on tbo Cam of T botnas Hatfield, and demolished tbe residence ofG.W. Ames, it then passed South ofRonessa and Low Moor, taking in its course the Loom of David .Millard, killing him fnd a portion of hia family; , also thq house of Thorburg McKinney and Ralstons and several others > It tbea'stra'ck Oamancbe on the Iowa, and Albany on tbe Illinois bank.— Thence it, moved across Whiteside into Lee county, whence the latest accounts of its ravages coma. Wo Condense from the Chicago Press and Journal the facts which follow, At Lisbon, Iowa, the railroad depot was destroyed, and one ’train of freight cara' was lifted bodily from the track aha .dished 'to piedds. At Dewitt, Clinton county, lows, twenty mites west of . the river,' sjjteeA to eighteen persons' were filled. : At last' ac* Uonuts eleven; corpses - had Wen recovered. ’ '''

—Every new fashion.-in-creases female oxtmvaganee, AVt . pretty ; wives dcm\ though/. !

• AJT The folio* lag 1> a (ample of tbc Butternut kite ra constantly revel Tiny for lloiteuei'i Stomach Uitten:

A Nick Point. —It is a uicfr point to decide exactly when a “girl” become n “young lady.” In a suit iii Schoharie county lately, the cause turned upon tlicpoint-wheth-er the-.defendant's daughter was a child, entitled 16 be boarded at hall* price, or a full grown specimen oft he female Article, competcntto have the “question popped” and! to faint away at an alfinn ativo response. It is now settled that a youiigladyis any delicate individual of the feminine, gender who will not touch onions stewed ih butter, or ent nice boiled cabbage.— This, great principle, which miist tV.evcr settle the qnes lion, was * promulgated by u knowing- witness on the trial referred to.

Caaasoacci. July 15,IKtV

: —The entire library of Baron Von’ Humboldt, embracing 10,000 volumes, many of them of great rarity, abounding in presented copies, is to be sold in all probability toward the end of the present year.

JftJirr. IhtUtttr 4 H/tiiH, Pituharfh, Pa:— A* aenrettrsngen, I herewith cochueyou taca* ly-tijhl dollar tfor four dozen Ifo.ltLter'i Stomach Hitler*, athlch pletie forvarJ via Jlk-Li.aa Southern thllnnl, Toltih, Ohio, ulili} ton Station. 1 have purehaied aeveral dozen at Toledo thfo Summer, but the m much that I-with to ojien a direct trade with j ou. I tru induced to try four lli'.ten hr tuy plyik Ud for the Liver Complaint, and received each material aid that I hire tecutaatc tided it to other* and hate sold tbbul tau dozen per week for aotue lime. 1 bat e all kludtof medicine in tiy.*tO{e, but there fo neat that I ran iq cheerfully and truthfully recutottttnl u four Hitters, for I kiw* they hare heljed tue.LeywjJ my expectation. Voari rctpectfolly, , . V icbtfrltn . I’llU.O. 1VII.SON.

Kcligions Note.

33* n'e are autfaomed lu announce F. M ' TAOIT. u a candidate (or A«e«or, at the euialag Oc tuber Llcctitm, Mlbjcct t<J tl.c dtcblun or the 0|“ poiilion Cour.tr (.'oucintioo, .

Tbe Main street Baptist Ghorch at their regular business meeting, held on Saturday, J it tie 9lb, decided to change their place of meeting from the O. F, Hall to the Court House, The friends of iht;Chrucli,.amUhe pa* Irons of the Sabbath School, will please bear in mind the change. The Sabbath S'huut will continue at the usual hour, 91 o’c'ock, A. M„ at the Court House. By order of Iht Church.

N K\V AUVliKTlJSliMliN'i'S.

— The Ft. Wayne Times says that tha worms which so lately made havoc-among the fruit trees in that region, 'have disappeared—and the damage done by them is not so great as was apprehended. It states that fruit of u\\ kinds, except peaches, will be tcasutably plenty, in that region. - ■

a-' Audhor’s Itepoit of Ktctl|.t« and 1 UltllUl'ttlllcUlt Ot COUuljr SL> , - i.evtunti, tte. 11) r|MIR Auditor of Salt certain! lonnly, Indiana, ij, . J. would respectfully .tubnttt -<® inc. iuwid of . * Lvuuiy Coniuiuatotieri, ol, *a.d t,uuuty, at tncir B. Juno term, Ittiu, ibe fui.owing llc)wrtuf tnc Itctcplx wad Wl.VWiKireKUivi VLc.vwatA? uuc, i»l iaid Couu.y, duringmu year ending dune J, IsoO, >li: Itccctied from Hay 31, lf>J, at I ail Itcjiorl, tu If. Junel, )Nitt,ai Lnlo.i, vie; On account of Ferry’ licence, 31000 •; ** •• ad< urtb.ug iicluiquunl Lbt, >tut ng Oliacconntof Spccim acn«W Tax Of deff-, cr*>n'tuwu.lnp. j 310 42 ajf On account ot apodal School Tax.of Craig ... ' lo.junip, , | _ 3ftS 94 * u On axvuunt of Special SeliOul Tax of Vevay Corpora Uuu, ! 770 M On bccount of Special School Tax of Cotton loiftuhip, • 2CJ — SOu account o( * j>edal School Tax of 1‘lcai- , • ant Toa'neliip, <30 73 On account uf county Revenue, 7,Aid 2J 1C Ou account of Town,dtp t *i o( J«3cr>ou Of 1 ou twin p, 5539 _V On account of Tu.nJdp Tax of Vort sn To>iutnp, 93 01 tt On coconut of Towm-hip Tax o( Ttwey nd Jo.iuinp, 12133 jjj Ou account ol Toxnthip Tox of Cotton . ■ fowtump, H31 110 Ou account of Tuaiwtilp Tax of I'lcuaut t»b 'luuustnp, Xl3 43 ' On account of To.whip Tax of Craig M oj Towtwhlp, leCW \j On account of Specific Receipt;, XI 1> 'Vj | tin account of iaxnl Tax of J tiler ion fy I Toamtiip, 31f. 77 VI On account ot Raid Tax of York I To» uimp, 133 25 'la! ® u account nf Koxl Tax of Totcy Town.-hip, -.Of oi j On account of Load lax of t'ottou luu u p, 2i<5 3s *-7 • Ou axvuum ul, I toad 1 ax o( I'ica.atit j To.whip, 291 tfl ‘.TT ! On account of Road Tax ofl'ralgTo.njhlp, 34 On aectiutituf |Vevay Corporation fax 3U 31 H Total, . 312,31033

J. L. Tiued.u.’d, Cltrk. ’ Hew 11. F. Miller will pt«ach'fcl Carrollton, Ky., Sunday, June Itit). AI Celtic r Square ou Sunday, June 21, at 101 o’clock, a. ami in Vevay the'some aflctnoon ol 3 o’clock, nl which lime a Church will he organized.

T O NIC.

— The Japanese have been out shopping ia Washington. One of them bought for Ibrty dollars fi tokay or watch worth five. “Kook seer he exclaimed, “Tokay no good. No AVurthurdamt doctor ho says.” : :

From CoL Albert I 1 dr, M. C. from Ar-

iania*.

Washington, U.C., June 11, IShG.

1 -have used twu bottles, of yuiir U<tr~ have’* Ifdthnd lUtltn, olid Lave found U very uselul in case of Indicium and Headache, and recommend il to all who heed a pleasant and etlicaeious remedy am) valuable tame.

Agency for Newspapers & Magazines.

As many of the patrons of the Itr.vkills may wish to subscribe tor a Magazine or newspaper, we arc enabled to Ititnish copies oft hose named below at lower rates than publishers' tegular prices’, and we ate responsible fur the money, and assume all risk of loss by mail. The following is a partial list, which will be added to tram time to time: (iwley’a Lady's (look, Philadelphia, - ■ Fcjetaou'a Itafatlnv, •* J,iU Arthdri Home Waguloc, “ 1,50 Saturday Evening rtw, ■" ; ' 1,73 American Bauiiety j,;iS Atlantic Monthly, Hutton, Uus., , : ■ UeJinem Farmer, Itucl,titer, Xcw.YurV, ■ O Hural .Vew-Yorker, ” - 1,50 Nc»-Vork Ledger, Xew*York City, • J,7S Harper’s Monthly, ' ’' «a Life Illustrated. “ • l t y Water-Cure Journal, ** • ;■" 1 I'htvnoWicai Journal, •• • , i bid Una lamer, IndlauapoU*. '. ’ i_ Freemason, Fori Wayne, Indiana, 1^0 Ohio Cultivator, Columbus, ;y Persons desiring; any of the above periodicals can.save money by .ordering them through us, and run 'no risk of losing their money in the moils. Specimen copies can be sten at this office. We are forwarding names every week, and the business is steadily on the increase;

Dtjtprptic Hcwm iVotiVr.—Hmtiuvi/s Holla no llnTtas has euled me ol Dyspepsia by using il only one week, 1 recommend it confidently to all suffering I tom this disease.

OP The JSmperorof Russia sends his agents and contracts for the complete building and equipment of his best ships of war, in th|s country. The English government contracts for rifles, and the French government for soldiery shoes, in Massachusetts and Rhode Island. TheRus. sinns i.and South Aniericons contract with citizens of Philadelphia and Baltimore to build their railroads and keep them running, to raise their sunken ships of war, and to construct their lines of telegraph. ; *

CLMIA E. SCHUCHMAN. Pittsburg It, Oct. -1, ItttO. (Mrs. S. is the wife of the noted tf thugrapher.) ' .

The (lOLiiEN ■ iStates — From tables published in the San Ft unci sco ilercanf ilc; Gazette, it seems that the treasure received at San Francisco from the northern mine* durnig the first quarter of 18GO, amounted to §8,144,895, and from the southern mines, §2,688,304. Total, §10,833220. The export of treasure fortho saimj three months was §10,1,22.794. The amount of treasure received from all the mines was greater than during thesanic months of 2859, by §1,215,491.

The late High Sheriffof. Allegheny county bus given,its the loliowuig:

Barsdu’s Hotbl, Baltihoee,) V ‘ - Jbne 6,1860. f ■. Yesterday was a day of very bard work to mo, as I traveled from Grafton,' Vs., to this point, arriving about five o'clock; and as the day was very warm,, and the coal smoke from the locomotive completely inundated the cars all day, yoo may judge I fell rather “worse tor wear."

Vl was afflicted with Debility of the Digestive Organs amounting to a Severe attack of Dyspepsia, which had nduetd iny Jiteh considerably. My wife was also afflicted under same ciicn instances, and with' same, disease. Having used your medicine. Colled' UutK.'uvk s Hoi.USD IIiTTess, we both obtained relief, and are happy to.afford you this public evnience oi us value.” v

ThereVaj overdrawn iliy 1833, it I ait Itcport, # I, Hi's-

'" pamancho,* the aceuaof the moat is a town of about 1,600' inhabitant*,- eight miles, south of piiutou. ,Xi. occopiea; aT level plain or plateau,' elevated abbot fifteen feet above the river, The town tvaa built along and immediateljupontfiobrlnk of the Mississippi, and. somewhat compactly for a Western to wit,"this beingoca of tbo coin parr aliVely older 'points, and founded. in 1837.' It hkd numerous substantial baijdiDgs.and’,' othersin erection, and three churches.’ ’

(here bos been {'•Id outdaring the year tailing June I, IfOO, u fo;io»*. via; On account of advcrtiirog UcIiMjucU Usl, j9 CO Pa account of foupen, 2,0 iv IS “ ** bndgu, 5<Ktuu ■ *• “ Klccuom,. UiW “ ’ •* •* Criminal?, J'Jl W “ *f Special £choal T« of Jefferson Totrmhip, HO 42 On account of special School Tax of Craig Tuctuhip, 50022 On account of Special School Tax of Ve- ■ cay Corporation, 770 51 On account of S]>cc)al Scoool Tax of Cot*

JOHN FORSYTIj. Pittsburgh, Jah. 22,'lNi?.‘. . jeG-lt

Sabbath School and Singing School, AT ODD FELLOWS* HALL, ' ■ Every Sabbath Afternoon , AT TWO O'CLOCK. £3'All, both young and old, are refpcctfully invited to attend. . . mwy'.3-lf

’ The trip,- nevertheless, was interesting to me; as . the scenery was truly delightful, Taking breakfast at 5 o'clock at the ‘‘Glades Hotel/ 1 after, ascending ih^*.mountain, we passed over «T smooth® .and loves road for’many miles, and the'nioDD* tain breeze was. yery refreshing in* deed. Coming up this mountain, the cars ascend 117 feet in a single mile, and still go almost with the speed of the wind. Upon this moon* tain, the road is lined with beautiful wild flowers of almost every hue, some of them being beautiful beyond description. As it was my first Bight'of a mountain, you may anticipate that I was remarkably pleated with the sight, . The cars pass along the valley affording o grand view on cither side, olten following a beautiful river or creek, for many miles, as if intent oo “running it down/ 1 then darting under a tunnel, shutting daylight out from view* we traverse the side of a mountain with solid ruck banging over us on the upper side so high that the top can not be seep without sticking your head out of the window.

advertise:

Let everybody—fairae iff, mechanics, merchants, professional men, &c., bear n tnitii foUofotTig v If yuu lm»e any lands to sell,; If you have any goods to sell/- . If you haw any stock to sell/ If yot| lure any property to icll, ‘ ; If you want to sell anything,;■ If you want to buy anything,. * If you wish to grow rich,.wbich in'all probability Is the case, advertise in your cotinly paper—a paper that is extensively read by. the above' named classes and Ibtit families. Rear ibis in mind/also, that the must successful business men of our country are they who advertise lib/ crally.

0V5& HaVAL .CaVICAES.— The slaver last captured by the United States vessels, being the third within a short time,'has arrived and landed her cargo of over live hundred negroes at Key West. She is a bark, with name obliterated, hut it was stated at Havana that she is the Bogota/of New York. She was, taken by the steamer Crusader, JJieut. John M. Maffit, commander. The captain and crew of the slaver are prisoners on board the Crusader, which was at Havana at the hist ad vices.

too loomhlpi 2fri 2i Oo oocountof special School Tat of I’lea*-

Tue Pike’s VEiK Emwextion, —The Omaha llcpuhlican gives the: following resume of the Emigration to. Pike’s Peak passing that point this season: Total for week ending May 27, 1800,244 wagons and 781 men. t Total for 7 weeks, ending May 57, 1768 wagons and 5,383 men. ' . /

ant 1 or tub ip, 430 73 Ob account of 1'abUe Printing, M Ji On account of Intmrt on County Order* Redeemed, 130 M On account of Juror* feta, . Oil W Un account of Spccilic Allowance#, IjtrJSU On account of luvntblp Tax of Jefferson

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The Kiviilu we heikrehai a larger ctrculaiion than any ether paper in tbi* part cl the State. It circulate* freely in tbi* and the adjoining cuuiAk* fn Indiana and Keuluufcy. ThcJUltlLultan old and well ertablUhed taper, and fj one of the permanent InatiliuLioa ef'Veray and S wilder land Aunty. Fortenui of adveruiing, aeo tint i*ge. for I or the r ‘particular* addrtua the proprietor, f, J, Wauo, Vcvay, Indiana. .

’ The tornado came upon. jCJamanchs About 7 o’clock Pi'll. An eye vatpeas deseriba-it in appearance as resembling on inverted haycock, its faroad.pointsweeping the earth in, its' fearful march.* *- As it came a peculiar moaning pound struck the ear, heard even at some' distance'on eitheriide of the Vjfapk. v All was over about three min nice. . At the expiration of that brief interval not a single business building in tho village remained standing. The Millard House a large three story hotel, was totally destroyed, and several of its inmates were kilted.

Township, 65 M On account of Township Tax of York Tp, 03 01 ■ “ “ Posey T'p, 134 53 •>. *• “ CottonFp, S15I *t “ ** , Pleasant Township, SSI 13 On account of TownshipTax of Craig Tp, 1S6UJ On account of AmeasSng Real and Per»onal

Property, On occoant of Coroner 1 * Inquests,

638 70 2500

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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT,

Onaccoantof bailiff* fees, - 19123 On account of J alone, 34113 Ou account of County Officers Fee*, -S,9e339 On occoant of Hoad Tax of Jefferson Town-

VLVAV, INDIANA.

Mce lo Publishers; .'

I* the regular authorized Agent for the following well anuwn and reliable cotu panic*, which have lolly cam plied with Lav, ol the State of Indiana: , *

ship, - . .28333 On account of Rood Tax of York Township, ■ Mi 25 « «* ■ “ Posey M 25183 •• • V,“ ‘ u Cotton . 2'W58 ■* ; y . «■ pleasant “ 2c4tO ,i • . •• Craig •• 18934 On account of Corporollpn Tax of Veray, - 50 34 Total. 5 ■ ♦H,7#l W Deduct amount of Receipts, 12^1035 Amount Overdrawn, ‘ 811AI 39 Respectfully submitted thl*, 4lh day of Jane, A. D.1660, :■ LAWKK.NCE W. COKDOX, ]el3-U ’ ■ ", . Auditor

'All Publishers witling to Clubthcir periodicals with Tub Reveille) ant re-' quested losecd us their loweH terms, and exchange wuh us, that we may place the same on file for inspection, and 1 include their publications in lbs list to be found below.

. IdP-Thc K. Y. Evening Post estimates the number of' Neapolitan troops on .tho island of Sicily at 35,000 L while there are two millions ofexcited and resolute rebels. The is true areundiciplined, but they aro bravo aud enthusiastic.

S E CIIEITY INSURANCE CO.,

Of New-Yotk; AsseUs $573,232 Lfi.

PHCEH1XINSURANCE COMFY, - Of Hanford ; Asset* $aS2,326 ‘JQ.

Three churched wero blown down. The number of the dead is estimated at over fifty. Up to Monday morning thirty-eight corpses had been rejCovercd. At Albany, on tlie opposite shore, three persons were kilted, ten fatally wounded, three are reported missing and others badly hurt. In J.yndon and Mount Pleasant, in tho same county ( Whiteside,J four persona were killed and about pn equal number wounded. A gentlemen who was a passenger northward on ilia Illinois Central railroad, counted seventeen buildings destroyed on the line where the tornado crossed tho road. Fragments of clapboards, sidipg, 4c., ’were found at Fulton, bcliaycd’ to have been carried from Albany, a distance of eight miles.

Seal blebs, Attention !—Sir. Taabeub. Williams, Louisville, Ly., well known as a contributor lo various publications in America and Europe, is preparing an “Author's Album,'* designed to contain conlributions from Die living writers of America, with a portrait ami short biography of each. The “Author’s Album" is open to oil, and writers desiring to appear in its pages ate requested to address him as above on the subject, enclosing a stamp.

. AT* Polidesbiaed and moved wlihoal 1 refer eoceto the L'ampaates. Life Imuraaca attended lo promptly. Kates ulovuUioteef any wlrent and safe Company. • ‘ . feUtf-s-U

EP* A n jther extraordinary cave has been disovered in Kentucky, only seven miles from the Mammoth Cave.— It is called the “Diamond Cave,’ 1 and the stalactites unp stalagmites arc said to be grand and beautiful.

Strayed or Stolen.

STRAYED os Sunday evening, June ICth, from the fnbaenber, FPak' llvlnginCtalgTownjhlpnearCarroIlion.Ky., and about one mile the Ohio river, ‘2 HORSES. One a row mart, 5y van old, about v j, f J < is hand* high, with a star In her f yr eheid, wd a dark mane and till. The other, a grey bone; pretty nut blind. Any person reluming aaid bones (o me, or give any iofomallon that will lead to their recovery, will be liberally rewarded. ' ■ ■ ■ , je!3-3t CHH1STIAN WISEMAN. -

Tlie Only Core for Boll*. ■ '*■ . Curctmn, Jane zd,~16&

Dtriog experienced greatand unexpected benefit from use ofthei*ent»l»atyniptn the care d will, lute pUasnre In testify injiaj coaS* dence in lu merits as it fptdjtziat that troabtewuca complaint. Xhad,lastwtet,aiaesort boilsbreei not at one time (many of them malignant sores,) and all exceedingly peicCiL By adrloaot a friend, all other remedies filling, Icommeawd taking the P.ntrim Syrup. la two days 1 vas secxiblj reliered; and is a Uule more than a vtek, the toils entirely disappeared.. Onecrtvocevoaes.vhkh commenced terming altar 1 began taking the Syrup, stopped and disappeared vithoat coxing to a head. The quantity cf Syrap used vas a little short cf one Iclte. A. B. SPOFFORD,

From statistics recently gathered we learn that the number of flouring mills'in Indiana is 927. Of these there are not ono hundred in operation. The high price of wheat and the dullness in the flout market make the operation of mills at present rather unprofitable.

— We noticed no greater evidences of good farming, until we passed Cumberland, Md., and from that time on we seen many beautiful residences and improved farms. — Cumberland is an enterprising city, as is also Martinsville, Va., and these two are the principal places on tho route. As wo passed through the Cheat riVer country before day, we shall not speak of it nnlil wo sea it, on our wot home.

", Kentucky in the Field* — Diehard Kilpatrick, of Augusta, Bracken co., Ky., believriig himself “to bo the best man on the earth,” challenges John C. Keenan to a fight, at any point in tho United States ho may designate.atany time, for tho sum of from $10 to $20,000.

Exchanges, by copying the above (and this notice) twice, and sending JJr. W. the paper containing it, will be entitled to a copy of the book. je6-2w

<3 • Cihciskati, June 11.

Mesd pork firmly at 818; Bacon 7£tol0c; Lard Flour dull at 85,00 lo0,00; Sugar Molasses 44 a 45c; Coffee 14 J a 14$; Wheat 81,20tol,25; Corn 46 for ear, and 50a53c lor shelled; Oats 36c: Eye 90c; Harley 75 to 81,00; Uay 816 to 818 per ton, for prime timothy; Cheese 7c; gutter 7J to 15c; Potatoes, 81 to 1,75 a brl.

The’ very surface of the gropad was rent and tom as by ploughshares, along, tbs courts of the destroyer.— One tiased that the turf is in spots tbrp up. One man back of Camancha’ on the was blown from'his bed a distance' of twenty rods. The amount of damage at Cara a ache alone is estimated at 3250,OIJ0. ' • t

©dober (Ekflou—1860.

• — The name “California* is first found in the writings of Bernal Diaz del Castillo, an officer who served under Cortez in the conquest of Mexico. It was by him limited to a single hay on the coast.

Mt. Stehuko, April 31, i860. Mu. F. J: Wsldo;

Dear Sir— Please announce WM. H. H. GLEASON as a candidate for Coujiy Treasurer at the October'election, and oblige ihc cititeoi of Switterlend county. raay2-lf Ms XT Vortas.

— Having no acquaintances in Baltimore, apd oar traveling companions having pone pn to Washington, we spent last eypniog and this morning, in strolling over the City, and especially in viewing the. shipping, something entirely yiojf to.

— Seven of tho twelve swans recently imported from Hamburg for tho lake in tho Central Park, New York, died very suddenly on Tuesday.— It is supposed they were poisoned.

NOTICE,

IS hereby given that at a regular met Log of Golden Rule Encampment, Ho. 4J, I-O. O, S'.,tobe held at the odd Fallows’ Hall, to Patriot, ImL, on the evening of June the tab, IM0,there will be an elrtlloo Cbr three Tmriaet, to ant for the enuring ytar, j. C. WtLEV, Striba. • Lriet, Jail gib, 18C0.-£t •

AT* We ere authorised Si announce JOHN C. BERKSHIRE, cf Ripley County, u a candidate far Common Plus Judge tor the dleUkUampceed of the count! e# of Ohio, Deeihcrrn, Jeffer* lea, ud Svltmlshd, at the tuning Deleter fettles. i spIMf

— Mrs. Partington makes Shnkcspearo say—“Bwectaro the uses of advertisements”

— Always speak tho troth.—. Jlakc few promises.' *

rx\£A3—TEAS. J 01 1 motived, a (mh cu Jjplyof JL Imported Tom, which will be wld.<t reduced cheat, at the Cash Store of f 1 * . atrgi COL’KTOISJER dr LEWIS.

Hoorer’t 8cperaior THRESHING MACHINE FOR SALE. ONE o( the xbore ilxchinM,ntlilj new. hiring with It all lbs necti*xry iteomplUhmenu, will be told vtrjr low, it ippllcitian U made toon. The Uachlne mijr be exam(otd by calling upon Hr. Jojiah U, Dots, at lit. Sterling. UARWUUfl * DOAK. Veray, Jane 13,1560.—tf

FOR HARVEST! "\I7"Eare nowreoelrlagafreshsupply of grocerM le»,of ail kinds, which wo oiler low tor eashr Ko.1 l'lour,by the barrel; Mol uses by the barrel; huger by the Barrel; Kite, L’o3«, and fruits: Cheese by the boa, fcci, he. All of which we wtil sell low and warrant u good as the best; Glee os a cat) bdtore purchasing else a ter [*. Jel3 ' ULARK30N k WALDO.