Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 28, Vevay, Switzerland County, 11 July 1860 — Page 2

The Canvass Ik Illinois. — 1 The present political canvass.! in this section is not only Tull; of encouragement but pres- j eats many decldedcurlosities, | Those men who were the most enthusiastic supporters of Douglas two years ago openly confess that Lincoln will be elected President., The German supporters t>f|Do f ugias in ! 5S, are with very few* except tioris Lincoln men new — There are between fifty and one hundred of these Germans in this city alone. Matters are ' equally encouraging throughout the country. I Asa straw* indicating the S feeling here; \ve have to record ! a bet of. $300 made by a i uonglas nemocrat, on Saturday, . in; favor \ of Lincoln ! against nougjas. Thcie is no lukewarmness among the adherents of Old Abe.*—{Peoria Transcript. ■ .

A New* Invention. —Anew

Chicago, Julyo.—The.Peoria payers say the heaviest rain and thunderstorm that ever visited that portion of the State, passed over Peoria on Sunday night, doing a- largo amount of damage on the Bureau Valley Railroad. Seven bridges were washed away between Peoria and Washington joii tlie f liogansport & Peoria road.. It will require several days to repair the , damage. The loss to farmers in the vicinity of Peoria, it is estimated, will ! reach §60,000.

POLITICAL.

Sftlpanaifiifille.

TEB TBESTDISIUL ILECTWS.

05“The adjourned icssion of the; Jefferson Circuit Coart, Judge Chap*. man presiding, which was opened 1 for the trial of criminal cases exclusively, was concluded yesterday, j Xha o%ci in. holding thlairregn- ■. Jar session was . to clear the county; prison'of a large number of*persons' who were already indicted, and in doing so to save a great deal of ex* \ pause to which the county -would ptherwifo be pnt for their mftioten* ance nntil next September. ' T ! , The session - commenced on 1 the! 18th nit,, and during its continuance the following cases baye been deter- 1 mined ; I

A SOUTHERN VIEW.

whiskey called “tangel-Ieg,” has beeu invented. It is said to be made of diluted alcohol, nitric ; acid, boot-leg and tobacco, and ''dll upset a man at a distance of 400 yaids from the demijohn.

COMJJCCTBDBVF. J.WaLDO.

The Southern Reveille, an able Democratic paper, published at Port Gibson, bliss,, thus stales the position of pi;lte»:

wEmsEanxy, shut u, wa.

TTF JCo notice am be takes of uonymoai eooiwo»ieatle*j. . f WliotcTer UlnteDded forjnr Mnfcn taut be antbobtleated by tbo ninl# and writer;, »6t&*c**urlly for pobll* ntlonvbDtukguuantM of food filth.* Wo “cannot andartako to’ rttara rejected artWe*.

■ The canvass proceeding the Presidential election, which is now upon the American people is the post important one which baa oecuired in the history flf the Republic. The question 1 1 at lissuei differently af* fects the two sections of the country, and therefore, to 1 some extent, the parties who join issne upon it, present sectioqal characteristics. The subject ot. the a la very of the African race famishes the question to be decided in the pending contest, and upon that question every■ man in the United Slates is called upon to take sides. * Parties have declared tbo principles which shall goyerp theiD, and every citizen, to do his duty, must take his stand in a party. The positidp of each party now tp the held, desigpating them by their leaders may he thus briefly staled,— The Lincoln and Hamlin party desire that property recognized by -the Constitpiioq — negro _ property — shall not in the territories of the United States he protected;' but that tbs aclof carrying a slave into territory destroys property in the slave. The - Douglas' and Johnson party place the' protection ol tho; proppny of the Southern man upoq the. will of the settlers of a territory, U gives no protection' by law to one species of property, allows' no" guarantee that rights will be res peeled; bnt allows a muh to do that which Congress can not constitution ally do. :DoaglBsisni is incipient lepoblicaaism; and the latter is rapidly matumgaboImociBUJ.: puuglasjsin by a diflerept'way, proposes to arrive at the same end as abolilioniam.— DonglasUm is the more dangerous of the two, because it is more plausible and has upon it a scemingfair-. ness and justness; , ’ ; . . ■ . '

TTPAU Legal Ad»erU*em»nU payable Is ad-: •■tncc, or whenAffidavit U made; In noetic •nbjeetto the delay ottegal prof «*- ,■ irTMll Inmlenl advcrtUameoU to be paid for Invariably la advance, .

— A correspondent ■! w'rites that marrowi from the jawbone of a hog, burnt on a

shovel near the part affected, will cure lockjaw. .■

Kestcckt Politics,— A State Convention of the' friends of Donglas and Johnson, for’ .the purpose -jf nominating an electoral ticket favorable to those gentlemen,"will he hntd at Lomsville ou tho llth of August. A candidate fdr-.Qleik of the Court of Appeals will be flominated r,t the name time.

State vs. James Bennett, for the murder of Peter J. Houston, in July, 1856, on the farm of Benjamin Thomas. Guilty, and sentenced to Stale’s prison for life. State vs. Janjcs Griffin, for grand larceny. Guilty, and sentenced to (he Penitentiary for 2 years. ; Samuel Friecns, for receiving stolen goods. Slate’s prison 2 years. State vs. William Beal, lor stealing properly.in Hamilton county; 0. Slate’s prison 5 years. State vs'. John Robinson, for stealing. a case of ’ instruments from Dr. William* Davidson. State’s prison 2 years. i .* Joshoo Cogswell murder in the first degree. " AW. prot'd by the State becanse he turned State’s evidence and was the means ol securing the conviction of Bennett. ■—Madison Courier.

— Syria is in a state of civil war, and the Maronetes and pluses are killed each other as rapidly as possible.

pensive, to rely altogether opon hand bills for this purpose, ha\re~cligaged a column in the Reveille each week until after the election for this nse.

— The Democracy of Indiana will hold a State mass convention at Indianapolis on Wednesday, July 18th, to ratify the nomination of Douglas and Johnson.

NEW ADVEUTISKMliNTS.

TON’S ANNUAL BOOK SALE I Great Sale of'Ncw Books at; Auction. flUIK nndenlgnel would re fpeet fully announce X to U,etUI«n» ofVeray ted rlcinity that they hare arri red, and ate tow oj-enlct I be Urreit and belt .elected atoek of BOOK is ever brought to this marLet. Hating been encaged In : Book Trails for a namber of yean, they an offer rare Indqce mints to all wbowuii Standard and Elegant I.ITEIIATCHB. The .lock ia $11 new and fresh, and from the belt nubliihlng boatei to the Coited Stater. To all who wi;h to makeup a library, or re jde tilth their old one, no better opportunity ran poiilhly t>e afforded. ■' Booki Id erery department of Utrratore and oclence, will he found among oar a«*mmeni.

—Hon. Humphrey Marshall and Col. ’1 homes L, Jones, both formerly Americans, have gone to (he Democracy—the former is for Breckinridge, the latter for Douglas..

Ktntc

For Governor,

HENRY S. LANE, ol Montgomery. * For Lieutenant Governor, ’ OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne.

(KrTLe Paoli (Ind.) Eagle, an old Democratic paper, refuses to sup* port either Breckinridge or Douglas.

For Secretary of Slate,

Dr. Rufus Brown, Senator from Marshall and Starke counties, 'died on Wednesday. His death i* a source of regret to all who appreciate honest and good* citizens. As a member.of the last'Legislature Dr. Brown was always in bis seat and ever ready to transact the business that bad been entrusted tp him by Ms constituents, Ha made no windy

. “ t)id Lincoln ever vote against supplies for the army? In the great Illinois debate between Lincoln and Douglas this very matter came up,and on page 236 61‘ the report of that debate, we find Senator Douglas making this candid admission: •

WILLIAM A. I’EELLE, of Randolph,

For Ticasuter of Slate,

NKW AUVKUTISKMKNTS.

JONATHAN S. HARVEY, of Clarke. -

For Auditor of Stale, ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo.

PRICES REDUCED!

Tbo?e w Utility good booki »ad bargain* wliido welltoceU early. •

rm remcibii

For Attorney General,' JAMES R. JONES, of Vanderburgh.'For Reporter of Supreme Conrt, BENJAMIN HARRISCN, of Marion. For Clerk of Supreme Court; JOHN FALL JONES, of Lagrange. Fur Superintendent of Public Instruction, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.

THE SECURITIES OP MR. IOWIKR

*3* Sties politico anil without reicn e.

It will be seen by reference to our court proceedings that tho execution issued by the Solicitor of the Treasury against tho property of the Securities of-Isaac Y. Fowler, the late defaulting Postmaster of this city, bos been enjoined by Judge Betts; of the Circuit Court of the United States. In the very, able and o’ahorate opinion of the learned J udge, bo] holds that - the autbotitics at Washington must have known of the existence of a portion or the defalcation of Mr. Fowler at the time the boudp were executed. They, were consequently prohibited by Uw from appointing him to the office, and his sureties are,'tbirefore, not liable Jur his defalcations. This does not argue'very favorably for the-faithlul-ness or honesty; of the head of the Postoffice Derailment at Washing-, ton and, hia .subordinates, and wo hope it will prove a salutary lesson id those having charge, of tho Tost-: office Department;hereafter,and teach them .tho necessity of honesty and raUbfolty : Fettling all the Postmasters in the] country quarterly.— iVew Jbrfc Jnw. ‘ ,

■Auction *al« commence Tl'KSDAV SlfJlIT, JULY and continueTHTKEMdHTSOM.V. ew The lilies invited to »!1 Mid examine the (lock of UooVi tt private rale during tbeiUy. Sale Itootn U the UecTerc ilo::*?. , J. B. EWAX A CO. Verty, July 10, itiM,

MORE BARGAINS!

MORE BARGAINS! !

speeches, spent, np time in a useless or trifling manner, bpt gave himself entirely to "the ?vbrk of legislation.

“I never charged him with Voting against the supplies in my life, because I knew that lie; was not in Congress when they were voted. The war was* commenced on the 13th day of May, 1846, and on that day we appropriated in Conigiess ten millions of dollars and fifty-thousand men to prosecute it. During the 'same session wo voted more money, so that, by the time; jMf, Lincoln entered Congress! | we had enough men and -enough money to carry on the I war, and had no occasion to ’vote for any more,”

I. JLAID AND PLAIN SILKS. . bedi'ced, 3. FRENCH ORGANDIES, redivfd. 5. PRINTED REUEfiES. ■- KEIUVH1*. r. org andie kore*, KEDFCKD. 9, FRENCH LAWNS liEIUCED. II. SILK MANTILLAS ■ REDUCED. 13. LACE FOISTS ‘ KEDI'CED, 15. LADIES CODLAltS BE LITE I*. .Ml hind* of

His death'leaves a vacancy in the Senate that will have to be filled in October. ' ** -*' ' : '

For Congress—3rd District, W il. M. DUNN, of Jefferson.

Swilzcrland County Opposition Tirkrt,

(j*T The Board of ' Directors of the Louisville -and Portland■ Cane) held a meeting tfid Other day, to.tho enlargement of the canal. The report of ifr-'Scowdeo, the engineer, giving his estimates of tho probable cost, plapa;elc,, is to be handed in next Tuesday week, to which time .the Board adjourned. Iq tbe-mean time, they have deci- ■ deJ, with the full .concurrence of the engineer, the superintendent of tho capal,apd.others well vofsed in such matters, that the new locks shall he three hundred and fifty feet in length and {only'eighty feet wide, inside of the walls.. Thai iVwido enough: and more than-long enough for any boat afloat, or’in course of construction on tho Westers Watered- >- •

For Treasurer. JOHN 11. .MOllEIMm

{ The Bell and £ve(eU parly fnako no declarations. „ It stands on nothing, lakes no sides on the issues of the day,' and proposes no: relief for the troubles olikenstion ;{{1 Bays ‘•Constiiotioni - Union und the {en 1 forcement of tho Laws,” So policy in future is indicated, no construction is given to the constilution, and'nothing tangible;or intan* gllile ie spggesled. tqdctetpiinu;.whether. they, construe the constitution as Lovejoy and'Sumnor construes it, or whether they take a Calhoun view of-that instrument.' A party thus ignoring any. sentiment, opinion or dopuine cannot jbe trusted on account of respectability nor can it be supported" because 1 it day a, it: is patriotic; 1 The 1 Be 11 and ' Everett party is put pMhe field, .‘J - The Breckinridge and - Land party recognizes the right of thu Sonihern tqpn to bis' property ib-temtorica and on the high seas. It makes the right to;’ ■ such. property depend not' On squatters,' bat on the 1 law. . It says the constitution of the Lotted States does recognize property in slaves and that a Southern man has a right to bold astayein a territory so long as no :; state sovereignty 'rises up to abridge, 7 or repeal- the 1 right. The Democratic party gives in the' territories—the Common property of the Upion-rfthe same right of property tho.citizen ol one State that it docs to the citizen of another State. It makesVot : the whims, caprices or or prejudices of the settlers of a territory the arbiters of tho fate of any species of’ property hotfixes the right of ownership and of use by the certainty and the justice of lhe fundament alltW.

For Sheriff, william me‘.vn;

F«r Surveyor, > JOHN M. GltAV.

Fur Coroner, JOSEPH D. S. LOWE.

Sheriff's Sato of Heal-Estate.

SUMMER DRESS GOODS, At Crtat Bargain* at Tlr Cheap C»'U Stmv. HATHAWAY it CO.

v, ; plWUnUit, ) jodgmint la UieSwiiThftia* \V. Botier." J «r.tnd Circuit Court XroriCB tr hereby given tbtt by virtue oftn 11 Execution luucd cut of the Switierlond Circoil Churl and to tie directeil, tyairvtt llnumw W. Holier, usd in ftvor of'KJiia Butier, 1 will on'

County Executive Committee. FREDERICK J. WALDO... ...\W, DAVID H. BU’XK Mooatnu.. JOINT M. (I1MV'... SA .M L KL H- WA LK Eft.... A m-uitiulk . pFNjAMlN I,. linlllNNONFloilkce, H. >1. CMLTiVpR.. • • .Qcliccs Raoyi-. ‘

'CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! VTOTWITHSTASDISG our laipa »atii we Mill J.1 have a superior atwrtmeat of all lindi of

I “ General LaneDemoeatic j candidate for Vice , President; of the United States, on the Breckinridge ticket, was.trea-; |tod vory otnor •night at a ratification meet*; ling in Philadelphia, by the Douglas men. Lane was hissed and hooted at, all the time lie was speaking. The New. York Tribune says,-“The disj iurbanco at the Breckinridge meeting in Philadelphia,* and ;he,. Indignities."offered Gen; Lane by the Douglas rowdies. Imve intensified the hostility between the divisions so that they denounce each‘other in unmeasured terms.

; Sainrday, Angnst 4ih, I860,'

Offer fer aole at public auction sad outcrj\ and *UI Kit la the highest and but Udder for cash tn hand at the Court I i outdoor in the Torn of Ve* raj", Swiltetlatvl Cguniy, and Slate of Indiana, bct*-fea=lbc hour* pruerlhcd bi- Uw, the reitU and proS te for a'term of yean not exceeding je«a, Of, I tic fuUuolojt described Keal Lrlale In the toon Q(alU«vl*«<t **- ■■ *j-p a — n Midi Thirty-thrtc fett rts iuche* off of the South ride; of Lm No. IV m the Original uhl'of the Toon of 1‘atrlot. ' ■ | But ff the rent* ami > s6r

adapted tmhe ifW'on, aod at lotrrrpri-it than can W tuuad el«a here, at ‘ftr Cheap Caih St**e. jyH • ; : IIATIIAIVAY A CO.

A meeting of (bis Cormpittce will be beU at Vcvay, op ErpUy, July 13tb, .n 1 oVloek. As ninny ui tinmein tors as can poshly rfo so, a.j requested to be piescat, ■

cos Wrii. H;JBrowne as editor and proprietor, Mr. Bowm a u having, hi pursuance of the arrangements/ ’which have been in progress' for. ‘ some \ time, 1 transferred to him ; ,all < his proprietary . interest, iir thatjourmil! i . ■Mr. Breckinridge hasfornially accepted the nomination for the Presidency. His let ter will be published Tuesday. The programme ■ of;; .the Breckinridge and Lane dem- ' onsiration to-night includes a serenade to and an address from President Buchanan.

F. J. \\ auto, Chairman.

The Eclipse,' now'gone, was a few feet longer than’ the new locks; hot the dpiplop is universal that dq 'ope will ever think of cbpsudcting apother Eclipse.-, She was too : long, unwieldy ,.' s and unprofitable. : •• Tbs Telegraph ilfo: 3 • apd Strader r are now tbo larges^‘boats' up tho river, and . the! Magnolia, <|obp Simbnds, tfcvr Uncle : Sam, and Atlantic are, we belicveVlbe widest, and each and all.of these copld readily pass thro' the new locks.' ■ v

<tnt. a» rent* awl prefill bil (b iel) for a tttffi* deni ado to fatltfr tai<i jodfmeat luierut, cati; and accruin' ctmu, 1 will then add there «n the nme'lcnni oUer the fee fltnple of add KcalKaUie; hot elllootsell farteNtban leu-third) of the ap* - prabed value tbrreot • ,

■piiBUC.RPEAKlSr..

. wn,LiAMiirjii>, : s?itrifl;s. c. JolyUtKO.—« : pr.f«*lUO

! COI;. II. S. LANE, mix w. |c u m hack, amt miles j. jl'LETUHEII, will addresa the ■ people of Switzciland County, »t I VEVAV. FRIDAY, JULY 13111. i at 2 oMock'in tbc afternoon, r | The citizens of Switzerland connj t.'’» without di.ilinetiun of party, are cjidiitlly invited to bo present on tbit occasion to Lear the Political qoea-, tious of the day presented and dw* cashed in an able am! dignified manner.

MARK THESE PACTS! The Testimony of the- Wide Worldi HOLLOWAY'd qiNTM ENT. Bid Legs, Bad Detail I, Sam, I'tcin * Alt description or lores are rqnedlable by the proper and diligent u< ot this IprWlmahle prop* liaUoo. .To attempt to cure bad Ires by plastering (he ftljei of tbo wound, together U a folly ; far ibould the skin unite; a boggy 'dlftased condition remaim underneath to breakout with tenfold fury Iniafewday*. The only ralionil and auccesaiul treatment, u Indicated by oat a re) U (a reduce the IntUmatioa In and about (be. wound and to soothe the neighboring parts by rubbing in plenty of tbc Ointment as sail t> forced into meat.

JJESCEIFIIpS OP TEE RIVES JORDAJf. .. A correspondent of the UtipaHerald tbps the river Jordan: . A Hue of green, lowloroH tripfs te* irayed the coprsp.df. (be swred Tiyer through the plain.. So deep ii its channpl, and soThick is the forest.that skirt its banks, that I’rode- within twenty yards of it before 1 cangbt the first gleam of' its ’ waters. X' was agreeably.disappointed. ‘ X bad beard that Jordan described ns an insipid, Ipiuddy steam. ; Whether it was the contrast with the desolation around or my fancy thatmade its green banks so beautiful, I know not, bpt it dip seem at that moment of its revelation to my longing eyes the perfection of calm and loneliness./ Jt is hardly as wide as the Mohawk'at Utica, but far •more rapidvand impassioned In its flow. indeed.of alftbe rivers I have ever seen the Jordan has' the ■ fiercest correntl. Its wateris hy. no means clear, bat'it as little deserves the name ofmodd/,: At the place where X firatkaw it tradition assigns the Mptiarp of our Savior, and also the miraculous crossing of the children of Israel on their entrance into the promised land. Like a true pilgrim \ bathed m its waters, and picked a lew pebbles from its banks as tokens of remembrance of the most familiar river in tbs world. . Three miles below the spot where I now stand, the noble river, itself the very emblem of life, suddenly throws itself on the putrid bosom of the Dead Sea.

Or boon.— We have important news by tile Overland Mail. ;

Dipiheria, . I/7ccraffrf Sore Throat, and Scarlet end otker Frctre.' -r-

Elegant Spring Dress Silks. SPRING DRESS GOODS In great variety, aaJ cheaper than rnri floatnccil; Ko1»oh> . In .Jaconet, Organdie, -Berajei, Ac., and . at one’half (he moat price*. >

Any of the abate diseases may be curedby veil rubbing the Uiutmcot three times a day iuio the chest, throat audneck of the patient; it will boon penetrate. and .give 'Immediate relief, Medicine taken by the mouth iniUt operate upon the Whole lysteni ere 1U Infinence can be felt In any local part, whtreaa the ointment will do itswork at once.— Whoever tries tbe unguent In the above manner for tbe diseases named, or any similar disorders affecting Ibe cbnt and throat, will find themselves relived as by a charm. . f, < i’iLES, FUTL'US, STRICTURES.

District Judicial Convention.

St Louis, July 9.

The Democrats in -Oregon conced e the election of Logan, KepubiicanasRepresentatiyo to Congress; by 150 majority. They a Iso concede the election of a Legislature of which 1G members are for Lane and 24 are opposed to him; This will insure the election of Col, E. D. Baker, (Hep,) and ;au Anti-Lecomptoa Democrat to the United States Senate. :>

' The Convention to nominato a candidate for Jndgo ajnd Prosecuting Attorney of. the Common Fleas. Court, will meet at Rising San on Thursday, Juiy 12,'at 10 o’clock, A. M. ■•• • : p.

Letters are published froiri Hancock Jackson and Monroe M. Parsons, candidates for Governor and Lieut.-Governor on the Breckinridge ticket, accepting -their respective nominations and endorsing the Jefferson City and Seceders’ Platform.

CbalUs, Matinees, Toll p’llalies, Embrolderfa, beautiful liytcs, and very rktap.

As there are only two side? to the question now before the people, it is manifest that there cad be but two parties;» Any other parties than two uiustMesn mote towards one side than towards the other. Men in thought will espouse an issue however they may vote. The claim for Southern rights in the territories is denied by The republicans and not granted by the followers of Douglas. Those who are not for such' rights are against- them in every essential particular. Douglas and Lincoln have po contest, for tbete is no,direct opposition ol opinion between them. Northern men who ' acknowledge lion them rights in the territories must go for Breckinridge and Lane, The contest-Noith will be between the straight out republicans and the straight cot democrats. Men who favored Douglas for his availibility in the North, nod who did not approve. bis iquatter sovereignty principles, will not go for the ticket which approves his doctrine. Those ot bis friends who are abolition tinctured and who espoused bis principles because of their hostility to the Sonthj will take op the more open and rampant enemy of the booth. It is plain to he seen that toe Northern States will be divided between Bieekinridg0 r apd Lincoln.

; 8PEINO B0HHET8. An ununudly targe itock.aaJ at (fill tow yriw.

The abort ciasa of complaints will be removed by nightly fomenting tbe parts With warm water, and then by moot effectually rubbing in tbe Ointment. ,t'er«ons suffering from there direful complaints ibudMloK not a moment in arresting tbeir progress. a ibould be understood that It 1s not sufficient merely lb smear tbe Ointment on tbe affected parts, but It'mutt bo wcITrufibed in for tome couriderable time two or three timci a day, that it may-bo taken Into the system; whence It will remote any hidden tore or wound aa effectually as though; palpable to the eye. :-The« again bread and' water poultices, after tbe rubbing in oft he Ointment, will do great service- This Is the only sure treatment for females, cases of cancer In tbe or where there may be a general bearing down. < Inductiliant of YoutlSores $ Ulcere, 1 iltitehesl u dba swellings; can', with .certainty, be raJically cured if the Ointment be used-freely, and the Hits be taken night and morning as recoup mended in the printed Inttruetlon*,' WbenlftaUd In any other way they only dry up in on* place to b|eahoQt.th another; whereas Uds Ointment will remora the humor from the system, and fear* the patient s rigorom and healthy being. It will require'Urns., with tbo use of the Puts to ensure a lasting euro. ; v' : *’■ i •'. \ ' "

Boiiitct Trimmings, srtaso BtlAWLS, ManUlla»j Lace Patoto, Dueten, to all the late paueroi. ■ Timewoolj fill to tel] the Beauty, Variety, and Cheapness of oar. Stock. It nut he Men to he appreciated.'

, The delegates for Switzerland Co,, arc—Oliver Ormsby, Benj, L. Robinson, E. M, Cheever, Samuel &, \Valker, Davi(i U. CIaok and Hugh. Adkinson. . ■

Come, then, and aee our NEW GOODS—Come yonr*elret,*M>d bring your neighbor*—Hut all may be eotirlnced of.the taring made la buying all kind* of Cooda at T3u Cheap CajhSlore,'

It is highly. import in I that this ; county be folly rep retch led oa tbit occasion, and.it * i* requested tbit -alb I the above delegates be present or semi a substitute duly authorized to act. for then, -■ Should any., of, them ■ bo> unable to'attend or to secure a snbalUote,they will- please notify tbo uudeisigned immediately, that the vacancy maybe blfed. . F. J. ’WiLDO, Ch'n Executive Committee.

Nbw Yobk, Joly 7.

The extensive planing mills at the corner of Fulton and Forman streets, Brooklyn, near Fulton ; Ferry.'were burned last nighr. Loss $75,000. Mayor Wood publishes a letter endorsing Douglas’s nomination, and proposes a Douglas ticket exclusively in the Northern acp Western States and Breckinridge in the Southern ones.

Boots an&#l)0(s. Defend * qtwjilon (he Urgrot ud belt iUxt in ibu tectlon, ud nil pnrcluued date (he recent decline In price*, nt Ttt Cheap Cub Store of HATHAWAY & CO.

No COMPROMISE— WVR. TO the Knife.— Thp Philadelphi A Inquirer of Wednesday has the following fromWashi ington: - : , ;'j It is fully conceded her$ now that there will be no com* promise whatever between the Douglas and Breckinridge parties, but that war first and last will be carried Out to the fullest extent. An effort, now being made, to comprom* ise the Electoral ticket in Vir* ginia will most probably fail.

SPEING.&SUlCUEBCIOITQINQi Embracing all the laic itjrTes, of OUR 0 ff If uluture, a> that yon can rely on the material and Ot of erery ttfannehl* and -(good new* for all) ve can' tell all kind* ofMenand Boya Clothingat greatly rednced price*. •

The steamer New York for Southampton and Bremen, and Kangaroo for Liverpool, took 4435,000 in specie. The former took the mails.

DrvptitaJ Swelling!, PafaljtU on d Stiff ] ■> •, ■ JtinU. . j ' Although the above complalntxdiffer wldelyln tbeir origin nod nature, jet they Wu require local treatment. Many of the wont cases, of mpfa dlawe*, will yield lua comparatively abort epaeeof time when Utli Ointment!* diligently nibbed into the parts a fleeted, even aflererery other menu here (sited. In all terloua mil idle* the fill* should be uiea according to.the pointed dirtelion* accompanying eSch box. ! ■

' Our stock of Men end Boys Weir Is perfect as to .variety and price, coinprtiibf In part Plain and' Fancy' Casaltnercs; -CashmorctU, Tweeds, Jeans, CCUonade*. lined CoaUnp, Fanners Satin. \lanatles. Linen Drills, Ac., te,, at Tie Cheap Cash Store., HATHAWAY & CO.

Louisville, July 7,

Quo of the largest mectinga ever held here assembled last evening to ratify the nomination of Douglas it Johnson. There was great enthusiasm, booming of cannon, and bonfires.

CT RICHARD NASH is a candidate for Assessor of Jefferson Township at the October election* . jylMe'

Bulk Ike Ointment and Bilie tkcvlike.\ited in

Bid Lex*, Did limit*, Burn*,Banian*, Site of Uprehetoes ind died Kilt*, Coca-bay, Ciltpfool, Chilblain), Chipped Hind*,.Corn* (Soft), Cancer*, Contracted god Stiff ... Joints, Llephantlaaif, YUtulai, Hunt, Glandalar Swelling*,' Lumbago,- File*, Bhenmallim, Scalds, Sore Nippies. Sore- throats, Ski a - . 1)lieues. Scurry, • Sorehead*, Tutu or*, ■ I'lcen, Wound*, • Yaw*.

tie folimeing coses

(O' We ate authorised to announce CARTER GAZLEV, Esq., of Lawrenceburgh, as a candidate for Judge of the Couit of Common Pleas of this district.

The Democratic convention at Irvine, Estilt county, on the Oih, comprising 31 counties, unanimously adopted resolutions endorsing Breckinridge, and repudiating Douglas.

On the 30th ult. the Breckinridge and Lane Democracy of Putnam County held a meeting and endorsed the nominations of their candidates. A County Central Committee was named and appointments made for speakers in several places in the county.

New York Tribune learns that Senator Bright is about to start a daily paper at Indianapolis, to support Breckinridge & Lane. The newjonhwl.is to.be edited by Dr. B. F. Mullen.

Southern men who claim that patriotism which neglects or yields Southern rights for national stability, Will go for Bell and Everett. The Southern fpan who would maintain justice and right ip every part of the Onion, and whose patriotism starts with tbs Jovo' of bis State end the defence of bis own rights and honor and ends with love of country in all its parts, such a pan esn find but one ticket now in the field for which to vote. Tha ticket for Southern men to support is that nominatid at Baltimore, by-the.Democralifa party —for President, John C. Breckinridge, of Ky.; for Vico President, Joseph Lane, of Oregon.

Britannia Ware, dc., Ac, Er LARGE SUPPLY, la which are some beautiful TEA and DIN NEK SETTS, with all other kinds of TAULE WAKE, and much trims the in oil prices at Tie Cheap Cash Store. , HATHAWAY* CO.

' as- We' are authorized to announce JOHN C. BERKSHIRE,’ of Ripley County, a* a candidate (or Common Fleas Judge for the district composed of the to uni lea o( Ohio, Dearborn, Ripley, Jefffcrson, and Switzerland, at the ensuing October Election. apS-tf

St. Lons, July 8.—A well attended sod enthusiastic Bell-Everett mealing was held last evening. The Republicans have nominated a full State ticket, headed by Jss. B. Qardcnahire of Cole county fot Governor.

CAATIOSI—None are genuine unless the word* “Hollow* r, N»*r-Voi* awn Losnos," are discernible a* a Water-murk In every leal of the book of direction* around each pot or box; the *ante muy be plainly teen by kaldmf Ike It*/ te (Ac iigit. A bandaoma reward will be given to any one rendering auch Information a* may lead to the ddtctioo of any party or parlies counterfeiting the medicine* or vending the ume, knowing them to be spnrloua. • *,* Sold el the Manufactory of Profewor Holloway, Bo Malden Lane, New-York, and by all respectable DruggUU and Dealer* In Medicine, thro'out the cl villi ed world, In boxes and pots, at £$ cents, 63 cents and 41 wh.

NOW ARRIVING, per steamer “Neptune,” an unusually largo and well assorted stock ot ]¥A.IXS, Tbit we offer, wholesale and retail, at the lowttt rales, at Tie Cheap Caah Store. HATHAWAY it CO.

At the late commence-, ment of Indiana Asbury link versity at Greencastle, the.de-. giee of LL. D. was conferred, upon Hon. Joseph A. Wright, TJ. S. Minister to Berlin, and upon Hon. Samuel Galloway, of Ohio,

The new self-ruling stamped envelope, which was placed on sale during .the lost year by way, of. experiment, nos bceb' permanently adopted by the PostofEce Department

. —Theeclipsoof the sun on the 18th of this month, will commence at 6:14 A. M. It will be distinctly visible all over the country.

Ep* A Baptist churcli and other property to the amount of $21,000 was destroyed by fire in New Albany a few days since. _

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We bare the beet stock of ' Sugar, Tea, Coffees, Rice, &c,, &e., p the market, and, as srery body knows, art selling them wry lot*, at Tie Cheap Caah Store.

47 There 1* considerable earing by taking the larger lire*.

K.'B.—Dlrbctions fer the guidance of patients la every dliorder are added to each box.

HATHAWAY & CO.

July -J, IbW.—ly— ehw

H AVISO determined to out my pre'ent stock of (!wJi before tetttJiiiiu Into toy nc<r Storeroom) I will sell at cost for c.vh Iran thii date until all are wlJ, my ; Entire Slock of Dry Goods, Notions, . Uo«tW <$c NlaeKitM, HATS, QUEEXSWAltti, Ac., Ac, . W Come One—Come AH—-ami etatiiine for ywHelycs, ■ ■ ALKHKI) *11 AAV. Veray,lnd., July II, |b<0.’ - S, B. All persons indebted to i pie either by Sole qr Book Account arc earnestly to cone forward and make payment by the IStli of August next, as I shall then need inooey to purchase a new stock of Goods. j- A. SllAV-

: ; SAVE YOUE HONEY. A-ki> w *' ik. ct» r (iuk'ciH«)«i Wig> J\. dov Sitb, Door Loct». Shln;lej. or anj Ihlnr fUr you cred to bmUintra hou;o or •hoi', (or vo hare an untlcnt UMrraiciit of lhr*r and trrjf c*f«p. HATH A WAV i 10.

COME QUICK I ' OR you will be loo late to net any of thoe .beautiful Organdie*. Uvu, Ilobei, ke., tbaf they are telling at loch ualrOrd of ton price* at " TUe Cheap Caiih .Store," ■ jf.7 Hathaway a co. ■ JUST RECEIVING, A FEW HORE of tbote late ityle I.ACE POINTS. Mantlet, kc., and r«r» cktap, at “The cheap Cadi store." - HATHAWAY fc 10. Farmers, Attention! ' ■ *• ’ • v i-— A ■ WE have the btil ttock in ildt market of CUADI.ES, -SCYTHES, SNATHES, Kaket, In fact, >11 kind* of .Farming ' Implement*, at cnattf rtdxcri priett, at Tbe Cheap Ca»h Store. Jc27 HATHAWAY kCU.

HARDWARE! — HARDWARE!! NOW RECEIVING direct from the Importer!, the very bat maker of all kmdi of Hardware, and at prfcei DEVOID COMPETITION, At 71* “Cheap Ca»h Store* of HATHAWAY & CO.