Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 26, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 June 1860 — Page 4

PULL COMPLIANCE

DR. HAMPTON.

fonl; hut we presume fee is not a step in advance of other leading men in the extreme South, although be may be more ilncerc and honest, and | more freely give utterance to feel* inga held by many, who, for fear of losing their popularity, dare not give them publicity. We repeat again, that however much we may-detest some of his principles, wa rather admire the man. To ]bia credit be it said, that he most emphatically da* nios mating ibofiaiamealalUibated to Mm by maMy Northern papcis, •‘That ho honed to see the day when be could call the roll of hie slaves at the foot of Bunker ljil};’’ ,.

Prior, is jast ihe opposite of Potter; j [Sir ELOQUENCE. — Havhe is rather tall and slim, and hia ing shown Mrs. MlUphy how hair i> long, and locking it behind f 0 place lier patterns SO as to hia ears, it hanga'down upon ‘ cut a garment for her child shoulders resembling that of a rural from a low, rotner small pie*school girl; hia features are sharp and cegj S | ie U p w ith a gen* disagreeable; he dresses neatly, in uing Irish smile, saying, “Ah, the latest fashion, loves whiskey, but ye melt my heart and marches rapidly op and down jfot like the SUIishino. the sida of the hall, seemingly as no* "Upon another occasion she « .ha r. Sl l«. «E,a h Je s „ ppose J mig | lt not Ha mcurred th, wjatli ot O.0 Pr0.1- f think o - ye .-> dent,and nrprisad hi. coll0.gn0.br j.Q, yM .. j « fot J voting for the resolotiona of censure, . , 3 *, . , r .«• rofJd abovo;: Hoi.«mao of un. some; literary reputation, baa been s0) . connected with the press, evidently \? ls “ 0 . .. i • thinks bo is “some pompkins/* and > * 1theSpir? don’tcaro a ding who knows it! it o ; ycis Very tail, blit J 6 Houston,'of Alabama/ with his stoops dp\yn to,the likes 0 JH6 smooth bald bead resembling a peel* jistiiko, the bendin : o the ed onion/ attracts some attention, flowers, btcaose be is the most rode apd disagreeable member in the; Hopse.— Florence/of Philadelphia, is a coarse offensive .looking man, throws his head' back and swaggers when be walks, )vith bit eyes ascended jn an anglo'of about 83£ degress. IJe de*. lights in disturbing mem hers when speaking, and when anything is said about "corruption,** be becomes very sensitive/and "wiggles” and squirms and growls, as if it pinched bis toes. Colfax, of Indiana, and Gurley of Ohio,’, are at the head of important Committees, and stand very high in pnblic estimation. They are both working men, and allow no opportunity to escape in urging reforms in the postal and printing departments of the Government. They have both been nominated by their constituents for re-election—an evidence that their arduous tabors here are appreciated at borne. Judge- Hoi-wsnt-of Lawrenceburgh, is much respected here for bis good qualities in public and social life, even by those opposed.to him politically, and if a gentleman of his views can he elected in tho ,4th district next October, bis, party could do no better, perhaps/ and. might do , a .great deal worse, than to return him. ' — Our six day’s sojourn in Wash*. (region has been very pleasant. - The rastfy kindnesses extended to us, and the many - pleasant acquaintances formed here, will not soon be forhut wc shall carry the happy remembrances of them with us to our Itpme in the West, there to be chenmCd in memory’s quiet nook till suft| and -moon' and stars for us shallot' to rise no more; and wo shall.,ever regard onr visit to the City of,('magnificent distances'* as one of (ha bright spots upon life’s devidlis. pathway. f. j. w.

JESSE TEATS, WOULD inform bis old enttomemnd the rest of mankind, that be is lost receiving and open.ng at bis old And tbe largest and best assortment of Ooodx in his line ever brought lo VeTtf, comprising, in part, a complete stock of

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EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE. Wasuisgtos, June 13, I860. As I leave here for homo ibis evening, you will probably sea me before this reaches yoo, as the mails travel only about halt as fast aa passengers. It is rather interesting to a visitor at tho Capitol for the first time, to loot down from the gallery upon the **wiso men” of the Kation in coopcil assembled, and have tho more dis-, tinguished members pointed out tq voti. ' In tlis Senate, tho Speaker, Vice-President Breckinridge, was sheen t from bis post, said to be working for tho Presidential nomination; and Senator Bright was,elccted Vico President protem, and really, Jesse D. is about the "best looking'- man in tha Senate. Senators Seward and Douglas were also absent, and wo were shown Senators Criaenden and Tombs as the leading spirits in the body. Wa were anxious to see Seward and Douglas, but during the six days we. were there their seats were vacant—tho former being in Now York oq account of ilia sick ness and death of a distinguished friend, and the latter was confined to his residence from sickness. It is said" that’Senator Soward and his friends are much mortified alliis de- . feu: at Chicago, and while they support tho nominees of that,Convention, there is no concealing tho fact that their chagrin knows no bounds, and is almost greater than they can bear; and not without some reason, for all admit that' bo is one of the master minds'.of tho age, and has borne the front and best of the battle throughout the days oI adversity and defeat, and now, when his friends itnaglno that 'victory perches on their banner, its displeases them that their great leader is not to be permitted to reap tho “first fruits.” That Wm. H. Seward is a great, a powerful man, none will deny; and however much wo disagree with him upon many subjects, we regard him as the ablest man in the councils of the Kation; and thousands yho are bitterly opposed to liim politically, ; regard him as tho ablest statesman, ‘ and most comprehensive master of the theoretical science of government now upon tho boards of American ppljtics. Of Senator Roughs, as a statesi man and politician, one opinion is not elevated, and on account of our prejudice, perhaps, we do not view him and his' course justly. lie is said be in a dilapidated condition physically apd financially,qpJ many prominent leaders in bis own party think politically, also; but of this latter assertion, future developments will show better (ban present spccnqlatioM. His. personal habits are said to be far from creditable to a man assuming to be a a example for; and a ruler of, a great Kntion, ‘ In the Senate, all the members of his party, with a single exception, are against him. - Nothing of special interest to an outsider; was done in the Senate this week, and we failed to bear a set speech from any of tho distinguished gentlemen composing tliQt very respectable assemblage: We heard Messrs. Crittenden, Tnjmbnll, Mason, and lyison, make a few remarks, and the gre4t tha ndersr (Toombs, of Georgia, the fire-eater and disunion;itj spread himself for a fen* minutes, in not very complimentary! terms concerning the agricultural department of tha Patent office. -

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SEALSES RECEIVE 76 PEBO'T. pr NpT profits I Cash Capital, (all paid In.) $500,000.

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JOSEPH WALKER, Frctldral. TI103. W. UIBU3ALL, Vic* Fmhltnl. RICHARD L. DAYpOCK. StmUiy.

. Tha Senate is rather a dignified looking anil aefing body, and the utmost decorum and order is observed daring Its sessions.; In the, H ouse-of ItepreseDtatives; very HtUe decorum isobserved, principally owipg to the-Speaker not enforcing order.’ Speaker pennington is a very fine, man, really the jpost noble, looking-gentleman - in tho assembly; but ia not at all calculated to preside over sd large a pom her'of men, sdmo of them much, inclined to bo disorderly. I; HU decisions are all well enough, hut be almost entirely fails at limes in enforcing hU decisions, or rules of order.; Owing to the frequent and poptinoa! changes of Representatives, tho llonse is -a school of instruction a good part of the timel ■ | Ip the House,; there was business of a little more interest to ns going uu. One rather exeking matter was the speeches in the St. Bonis contested election case, and the votes turning' Barret out in, which occupied about a day’* time. Another interesting econo was the dbciission tho on ieablntion's'censuring the President'and iho Secretary of the Kavy for ;aUedged corruption in the awarding etc., etc. Ducock, of Virginia, opposed the resolutions.in aq hour's speech; and was replyed to by Sbermon of Ohio, who moved the'pterions questiop, thus cutting off any further debafek, The notorious and profligate Sickles* of Kew-York, who appears to be generally des-piced here, rose, and seemed determined to spread himself, but half of the members iramcdiateiy rose, with the cry of “order! order!" apd ho was compelled to take his scat, looking like he was, as fie no doubt really is, the meanest being that ever had - a scat iu the Congress of; the United States. — The gallant Hatton, of Tennessee, the Chairman of the Committee, and a fiue and noble looking map, and one of ablest and most talcpted of the now members, rose to make the closing argument fa tho case; but gave way for a few minutes to Millsuu, of Virginia; a very sensible man, and much esteemed hgre, who opposed tho resolutions principally upon technical grounds. Hatton made an able speech, as be always docs, and ho was attentively listened to. Oi course, these speeches bad little or no influence upon the members, for the evidence had all beep printed and placed before them, and they had read it and made up their minds, and were prepared to vote without argument; bat these speeches will bo read by the people who will not seethe evidence, and give them some insight into* the way affairs have been-managed by those high in authority hero.. ' The resolutions of censure were adopted by a vote of 123 yeas to Gl nays—all the Republicans, Americans, Anti-Lecompton Democrats, and some of the Administration Democrats, voting yea'. ' We bolievo this in the first instance on record of- the President being censored for alleged corrupt ion. Tho whole performance was rather exciting and interesting. There not many, notables in the House, and many of them look ordinary indeed. Thomas Corwin is pointed out to yon as the ablest man in the Honse, and he probably has no superior as a public speaker in the West. .Potter and Pryor, of "duel ■ notoriety,” are eagerly-inquired after by visitors; Potter, especially, is examined closely, as he has gained much nojoriety from bis connection with that b.podless.affuir, for all appear desirous to see the cool-headed Northerner who took the wind oot of the sails of the hot-headed fireeater. Potter looks “game,” and is built from the ground up, dresses very commonly, and evidently docs not forget that he is one of the people, and would take as much satisfaction in baking hands with the editor of a copnlry newspaper, or any other humble little man, as be would 1 in taking the President by the paw, especially if the former was “opposed to tbrifdfirinistration,”—

New Store and New Goods! R. P. CRUTCHER, MERCHANT TAILOR, HAS Jut opened a new cftahUthBcal la Olckeon'a old itand oa the unua-out owner of Mela and Perry iirecu. Vevay,ladlua, where he Intend! Seeping a good atoefc of Cento, Furnishing Good*, f AXU v . Bendy-made Clotbloff, whkh he Ictenda telling-at lie Iowa#* Uttar price*. Being a Practical Tailor, 1 ahatl a) alt time*be prepared to Cut mid Make Oolbinff

F. J.. WALDO, AGENT, VEVAV, INDIANA. TU> Company luoci p«V lid pa lion polldn, il* lowloiti* portlet to puildptte lathe profit, glib* Company—U* Iniorrd iocurriofi no liability *KU> trtr. , . Thtce-borthioMhe net profit* of lb* Company are annually JitideJ to theJa-ufTtil. Special auction siren to Iwaranet On Drill* lop *nil Ilaflom Property. Jcnruice Ukett u tar uby any other rrfpcutlblc Company. I P. J. WALDO. Agent. inarMT ‘ VEVAY. 1ND. IUA KEENEY, Agent, at Patriot.

CF 1 The Rev. Mr. Brooks, of ■ the TJniversaUst Church, preached a most excellent setniori yesterday morning at $qlhge Hill, The sentiment inculcated was the duty of the Mergy tp keep their skirts clear of political strife and wrangling, having a higher and holier mission to perform. While as individuals they had their rights as citizens, in their ministerial capacity they had ho right to thrust their political opinions prominently forward a cloak of the stainless robe of the Savior of mankind to advance the interest of a secular party.— Indianapolis Sentinel.

or ALL KISDI, TO OAOta, By cloie application to badoeu, and lot pat. eea, I hope to merit and receive a Uberal.akate of public patronage—and 1 Invite all togtfe me a call, whether they patronise aa or not. Jf7» Ktmember the place, oppoelte Odaardt* Hardware alcre. Fern ,tret;. H. P. CRUTCHER. Vevay, November 2,1M9.

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Breadth of Reugion.— Religion should influence its professor iu all the relations of life. AY hut ever he does, ho should do it the better for being n Christian. Religion should mnko one a better student, a better servant, a better master, a better parent, abetter child, a better man, in all respect. The pious but eccentric Rowland Hill remarked, that “ho would not- give a farthing for that man’s religion ;whose cat arid dog were riot the better for it.” ;

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Tho lost time ■ is not called a time of destitution, but of restitution; and that of all things. The disorder and unruliness of the creature, arising from the venom- of man’s transgression; all the fierceness of-tho creatujes, one against another, shall vanish. The world shall be nothing but an universal sgiile; nature shall put on triumphant l vestments.

A man three-score years ol4 returned to his family after a few days’ absence. He had been a hardened .sinner, AVhen he met his family, his face was radiant ivith joy’ and as soon as greetings were over, he road a chapter in the Bible and instituted family prayei. He had been converted during his absence. “I am an old man,” said he, “but I have just begun to live.-— I must try to make up for lost time.” From that hour he was very active in his M os ter’s service. i

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cqim nnni "«ktb of fawis •pOlUjUl/U UtltuiXU LUTa, la the ui uigliua.LthpepperCuuniy.tata divided among tcnUvoaandUnuucdrevUutaerl* tars, on tot lUtu vf .'tpitmlier, ibUU, fur tue bcueai vf i'ott rtoyai r ema.e Academy-— Subscription* unty 7t<* !>Mar» tor*—one-naif down, tue re*l on delivery of the need., Every tuUvfiber win get a nttl tiling motor a term, rang* m/ in same from ten tMiiat* to Iweidy-hveThoti-cud LKilior*. ttM Farm* and Lola are tout thua cheap to iudme Ktuuaciit, atafficieiil number be* mg ruerred the increase In the vaine vf which «hl coinpenaau fur the epparent low price now asked. • ’ , *

—Men believe so much in man, so much in numbers, so much in antiquity, and so. little in timth! Christianity was designed to produce a race of iM£n who should believe in tr&tb„not in number?, nor in years, nor in force, — men, men consequently, who should be . ready to pass for fools. —Vi net.

DiynmnptoiTs Compound llliirclicPjlls Contain neither Balsam or Mercury, but ate .Purely Vegetable’in their 'Com----.' . position, mild but poleoi in their ’ action, and never fail bjcurc the most hopeless cate , of tbosediaeaaef to . ” ■ which they .are V-A- 1 . particularly * > ’ ’ . ' adapted. * ; ’ Dr. Hamplen’e Comp'd Diuretic Pill la Endorsed, Recommended, and Used ’ to the Practice'of Physicians gen* - erally, forthe Cureof the above Diseases. When Physicians recommend ■ Prepare. ..... , tioo* iu Sferers shop Id '■ no longer 'heaiuic' Urteat iUef-, ' - ■ ; fleecy. . -y. 41 -. For Sale Everywbeps .' For Sale Bv«iywb.ere, . • For: Sale Everyjjbere. -m ‘For Sale Everywhere.' - Fof Bale Everywhere. - ; - ■ - For Sale-Everywhere. . : d For .Sale Everywhere. . . For • Sale. Every where. For Sale Everywhere. - For Sale Everywhere For Sale Everywhere. . ,-Fot Sale Eve ( ywhetc. For'Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywhere. For Sale Everywoete.

f?* MORE AGENTS ARE WAITED, oat of Abfstfny City, to obtain subscribers, to whom the mart liberal mduceminU will be given. Sow agents wmotuastocy on mating $.M) a month, . Jti' For Ml particulars, Subscriptions, Agencies, AC., apply to - E. hAVUtK, ■ msyMy,wj FortKoyal, Virginia.

Ko. l82 Syeadoro Sb, but. Filth & hixth Su., EutiJdo.'Offle# Hoan8a.it. W 9 r*». ' U**pS«0 . Clndocxtl, Ohio.

Strange as it may scent, in view, of his extreme and ultra notion# upon many subjects, wp formed rather a favorable opinion of Hon.'Robert Toombs. In size and appearance ho Dears considerable resemblance to God. Carey, of Ohio. l|e is an able and outspoken mao, and genorally speaks plainly Just what he thinks; A hc is said to be honest to a fault, and as incorruptible as bo is Hunt; he generally opposes extra?agaoco and, corruption no matter whether ho hits friends or foes; and the most severe remarks we heard in the councils of the Nation were made by him on the occasion above referred to. He evidently would make a poor parltzan leader, ond if he Jived in a Northern State his many philippics "against his own party leaders* would, toon accomplish bis retirement to the shades of private life—a thing,, by the way, that wo aid father suit him; wo think. Ho has the reputation of being an open and avowed dUuniotmt; bow far,this ifl frpe, we have not rsamined hi^ro-

Christ’s Instructions. — Christ’s instructions are very simple and direct. -They are never encumbered with metaphysical difficulties. AVhen 1 n anxious sinner came to him, ho gave him something to do—something which he could do. He never taught the doctrine that men could change their own hearts, - or save themselves; but he taught them what they must do to be saved. He set forth tho conditions of a salvation wholly of God, and wholly of grace.

HOWARD ASSOGIATJON, : PHILADELPHIA. ,

IiupuFiautto Females.

(A Bunavo1eotiBidU)ttoo,esUbllihadbyntctal ■ ; -'addovmeot for tha mlar Of tha rich im . OUtrn*ed, toileted with Vlnlui tad ' • hptdeiolh' dlaeawa, and cipectal- '; - ly for the cure or Dlseasoa of tbo Suzual Otgaax.'

DR. CIIRDSDMAN'S FILLS,

Ttie combination of Ingredients to these Pill* aretie result of * long and oitensivo practice. They are mild In their operation, and coruin In correcting all Irregularities, Painful Menstrua* lions, retaoTtng all obstructions, whether Iron) colder otherwise, headache, pain In the side, palpitation of the heart, disturbed sleep, which arise from Interruption of nature* '• To AUaaun Lamas, Dr* Choeseman's mis am laraluable, as they will bring on the monthly period with regularity. Ladle* who hire been disappointed to the use of other Pills, can place thu utmost confidence la Dr* Choose man's PUlt doing all till they represent todo. < •' ' K. R. HUTCHINGS, General Agent for the Untied Elate*, ltd Chambera-tL, h’ew-York, Tb tclora of! WkotcroCe order tkottU 6e addmtei*

CdF 3 The Branch of the Southern Bank of Kentucky has been discontinued in Hickman.

Medical advice civ«a gntu.hy tha . tint Surgeon, to all who apply by Uttar, who a description of their condition, {»£•, occupation, hatuu of life, Ac. J acd la caiaa of extreme poverty, hleolciaca lunriahat DM of charge. * v*iruw Ezroxn on epanastorrhas, aad other dtaeuea of the .&onxl Orgaat, and ec tha .Tun SUmtiut caplojedla the ihipanury. Met to the adicted Is Malod letter fs**Up*K into of dutge. T»o or three sump* for podaca vnll bo aooenuhle. AWreie; wTX 6mux noaasrw, iOag Curgooo; Howard Ai*ocla&os,ho.8 South Math meet, Fulidelphi*, Pa. ' ap4*-*r '

R. Revilie, Esq., Clerk of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, died at EranKfort on Tuesday last.

Cigars and Tobacco.

WE bare Just received a superior article of NEW MACKEREL—Nos. 1,2, and 3.

flMlt- fAwla *

Sold by J. L.Tnitaace, Vevay, Indiana; It. Jorgenson, Florence, Indiana. fetOHy

A. X* Wt «* , A lolof Mackerel in Kits, New Is. and 2a, and ur for cash. CLARKSON k WALDO.

— Judge Chapman has decided against granting the injunction restraining tho Commissioners of Ripley county from issuing County orders and levying a tax to redeem the same, for the building of a new Court house in A'crsaillcs.

SUGAR AND MOLASSES. TXrE are now receiving a fruh capply ol choice YV Sugar and Molasso, for family ok, which wi will seU wholesale or retail very cheap to rash. Jana CLARKSON £ WALDO.

Price, Fifty Cents per Box. pltfAUO OMLT IT

PLOWS & CULTIVATES. Ami issosticd-*! -^ ‘ «4 Ued|ks4 BtUibst : KraWr« OUU tind«dfor«leI6fcfc( „ r co»13 , F. ?. QRI^A^>^py, M rtieM nfoctd m tit wt>—. * itv vxrrtt* F»

WHITE FISH.—We have Just received a tot of No. 1 WbRe Fish In Half Harr els, which we oCer ettsp for cash.

DR. J. T. HAMPTON & CO..

405 Spruce St, Philadelphia, Pa.

ALSO, . , , A lot of No. I mi J Kits of Mackerel, tor sell hi", CLARKSON t WALDO.

Kf \ TONS just received and tor sale at ClnOn\)\J nailprlrw/irr Carl. -™, uvtfi r ' * j*. L. GR1SABD 4E0R.

0T Per ule in Switaerliod county by J. U Thiebaod, Vevty; J. W. Murphy, Mount Sterling; Roger* & Colton, Mo#:* field; IVm. Gibion, Patriot; M.Jorgpn* son, Florence. , dtilMy

A GOOD ARTICLE of Linseed Oil and While Lead can be bad by calling at the tlote of J. TEATS.

White Wheat EJour. WE hire just received a bah eupply cf Whit* VV sad Red Wheat Flour, foe sale low by laarW CLARKSON h WALDO.

JUST RECEIVED, 600 Until Jf*. 1 fus«t* Skit. fmtUWfstewiE. E. * J. K. rL?W4XTJ.

SALT— SALT.—We have just received a supply of No. 1 Kanawha Salt, and to J*-s bv CLARKSON h TTAiftO.