Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 29, Vevay, Switzerland County, 18 July 1860 — Page 2

— The Cleveland National Democrat charges that there is about to be a coalition be* tween the friends of Douglas and Lincoln to .defeat Breckinridge;

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sions with them, we will support only sDch aa are known to be comervalive, national'men. > Resolved, That the; great party heretofore known as the Democracy, by its subserviency to the demands of EcctionalisiD. has met the .inevitable fate of aUsoctionai parlies. Resolved, That tho Republican parly of the North, bated upon the simple ground of opposition to.the Sontb, has no claims upon the votes of such persons as t feel a common interest in our whole country, and it, too, must soon go the way of all sectional organizations. Resolved, That, as tho parties now represented by Lincoln as the representative of 'Wtlmot-Proviso-ism, Douglas as the representative of Squatter Sovereignty, and Breckinridge as the represcutativc.of Slave Code intervention, organized with reference to tho ono single* question of negro slavery, wo earnestly and cordially invite all persons who are disgusted with political niggeristn, to unite with us in banishing this worse than foolish agitation from tho polities ol the country. There is no "nigger** in our "woodpile.’* On motion the proceedings of this meeting were ordered td he forwarded to the Indiana Weekly Visitor, Ye : ray Reveille.and Yeviiy Nows for publication.' | : f On motion, adjourned to meet at I he Con rtiipusc on Wed nesday evening,' July ISih, at S j’cloct. • Geo. Gillespie, Pros’t. ■ ■■; M, Calveut, Secretary. . 1

THE SOUH ECLIPSE.

The Prison. —Mr, Costigan, the contractor, has commenced vigorous operations upon tlie new Prison, and is rapidly systemntizingmatters so as to accomplish his labor rapidly with the least possible expense. A rail track will run near the prison walls which will facilitate the delivery of stone (some of which we observed upon the ground) and other material most advantageously. Another track will run parallel with the brick yard for the delivery of clay. The brick-yard will bo 200 by 400 feet, on which three kilns of 300,000 brick each can be burned. Every economy to prevent 1 useless and over handling: of heavy materials is being devised. — A'beautiful steam engine :of seventy hofao power, man ufactored at Cincinnati, has been put up, and a commodious tool l.iou sc erected in connection. A large temporary building for dining the convicts. has been- constructed, and guard houses—some of them built in the tree tops, and others judiciously placedI in sightly and commanding [positions, give evidence that I security as well as comfort lias (been consulted. A largo I three story workshop wil 1 bo [erected as speedily as possible. | When done, it will be used I for a Prison house, and Blair’s 1 building, now lised for a Prison, will be vacated. We ate (informed by the contractor I that his arrangements are |such that he will he able to day the stone as fast as it can ( be delivered upon the ground, | Wc are also told by Commissioner Blake that the Prison walls will bo finished to the bight of ten feet by the 1st of January— M ichiyan City \Enierprisc.

To day, July, 18th, there will be a total eclips of the san visible In his city from 6:22 to 8:20 A. M.— The astronomers are even thus early: on the alert, and men in Europe have finished their preparations for the great event. The eclipse will behest observed in Spain. Hence the chiefs of the "celestial science” are congregating there in large numbers. | Of all the fotal cclipecs of ihesunj within the passing century, this, we believe, can ' be most conveniently observed—portions of North America, Spain and Egypt affording fine vierfs of the occdrrence-Hhat is, the son will be so placed at tbs lime as to give an advantage to investigators in those regions. The eclipse which is to occur next year, on the 31st of December,'can only be well seen from the middle of the Atlantic Ocean or from the Sahara Desert, or fsom the centre of the Mediterranean ; that next to come off, in the December of 1780, can only be welt witnessed from' tho Azores, or. Turkey; that to occur seven years subsequently can bo best* observed from awkward spots in Russia and Central Asia, and tbe last ono of 'the century, on August 9, 1896, can only be investigated from ( Greenland, Lapland and Siberia. On the first year of the next century, there will, however, be another eclipse, which may be observed with precisely the same advantages of place and circumstances as are afforded by this. But it-is rather too long for the present generation to wait for that, and wo therefore advise the curious who are in the habit of going to bed late, to remember tbe hour if they desire; to witness the pbenomenen.

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\tEDKK3DAV, JULY 18, 1660,

HOKE BARGAINS!

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— Henry Winter Davis of Maryland is accused of quietly laboring to promote the success of Lincoln and Hamlin.

I, PLAID AND PLAIN SII.KS, REDUCED. 3. FRENCH ORGANDIES, REDUCED. S. PRINTED DERECEP, REDUCED. 7. • ORGANDIE BODES, REDUCED. 9. FRENCH LAWNS REDUCER. II. P1LK MANTILLAS REDUCED. 13. LACE POINTS REPUC1P. IJ. LADIES C0DLAR3 REDUCED. .

Chicago July 12.

(KT Proceedings of the Convention * of the Common Pleas Judicial District, composed : of * the. counties of Jefferson, Switzerland, Ohio, Dearborn and Ripleys

The Democrats of the Cth Congressional district of Ind., nominated C. W. Carthcart to Congress.

For Governor,

HENKY S. LANE, of Montgomery. For Lieutenant Governor,

OLIVER P. MORTON, of Wayne. For Secretary of Slate,

- ' ■ ; Rrroro Sps, July 12. The ing Hon. John (1L Cravens, of Jefferson, to: the Chair,' and appointing -John K. Thompson, of Dearborn, Secretary. '

Syracuse, July 13

WILLIAM A. PEELLE, of RandolffiV

The Central City Courier, the organ of the Democratic party in Central New York, has taken down the Douglas ami Johuson ticket and run op lircckinridge and Lane. It is said that the other papers in the State will follow the example.

For Treasurer of State,

Ail RinJt cf SUMMER DRESS GOODS, At (.'rt at Rare .lift j at 'At Ctieii< Cjih Store. HATHAWAY Jc CO.

JONATHAN S, HARVEY, of Clarke. For Auditor of State;

ALBERT LANGE, of Vigo; For Attorney Genera), JAMES G; JONES, of Van da burg tv For Reporter of Supreme Court,BENJAMIN HAKIUSCN. of Marion.For Clerk of Supreme Court, JOHN FALL JONES, of Lagrange. For Superintendent of Public Instruction, MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.

A commiteea ufono from , each «nmty was, appointed to fix thabama of representation's follows; > • James S. Jelloy, Ohio; ' Oliver Onnsby. Switierland; • 1L D. BrowO, Dearborn; Thomas T. Crittenden, Jefferson; ; AVm. D. Waid, Ripley. v .. The commilUe submitted the following, which was adopted ; , We fix.as a basis for representation tho vote given for Oliver P. Morton in .1866, and the ratio of representation to be 1 vote for every 100; votes, and V; for every fraction over 50 votes, which gives to thc reepcctivo counties tho representation as follows; to-.wit: Jefferson, - ; - * : -: ' 25 Switzerland; • . ♦ U Ohio, . 5 Dearborn, , - * . 19 Ripley, V ♦ - - 16 76

Milwaukee, July 13.

The Republicans of the 1st Congressional district nominated John R Potter yesterday for Congress, by acclamation. A largo and enthusiastic meeting was in attendance, and wero addressed by Senator Doolittle and others. '

For Congress—3rJ District,

TliOv Union Medical Association, or SOnil-EASTEUX INDIANA,

WM. M. DUNN, of Jefferson.

Fur Judge of Court of Common Pleu,. FRANCIS ADK1NS0N, of SwituiUnd. For Prosecuting Attorney C. P. Court,

Will hold Us next regular meeting at the Temperance. Hall, in Jacksonville, on Thursday, the 2nd day of August.

COME (HJICK!

OR you a ill 1-t Uw Iitctu (fet any tf those beautiful Ora'andies. Ijivu, Hereof*. 1 tubes, Ac., that liny arc seliint: at such utiitard of lu« prices at • Ttn: Cheap Cash -Slure.” Je.T HATHAWAY i CO.

aiesox roiirs.

Art. -llh of the Constitution' reads as follows! '

JOHN UAHBEiVof Jefferson

Tho New YorkSonday . Times makes the following sensible remarks in alluding .to tho crime of Rev. Mr. Harden for which lie suffered,death:

“The Graduates of all respectable Medical Schools, otul oilier Physicians, who.have sustained a reputable practice for at least four years; and respectable Pharmaceutists, shall be eligible to members It ip in Ibis Association.” Of whicb'all those interested in lie matter are requested to lake due notice and govern themselves accordingly. By order, ' J. W. Mcnrnr, Sec’y,

JUST RECEIVING, \ FEW MORE of I bote late style UCK I Ml NTS. Mantles, Ac,, awl rirf rims, at "The Cheap Cash More,” HATHAWAY k Cti.

C«»aana4>’' XlcAtOt.

For Treasurer,

JOHN It. MOUEItOD. For Sheriff, WILLIAM MEAD.

; Tho fact that he was'a yoang and good-looking minister pf the Gospel docs not tell* so much against him as might at first he imagined. The women-folks run; a her;'such gent lorn cajwUh a homage,' that almost amounts to idolatry.;. /They court a freedom of intimacy.-.on the part of such men which easily leads astray weak minds, and has tempted many a one. to crime whoao. honest impulses have .keen in a'belter direction. Too many fair ones think that a minister of tho Gospel can do no! wrong; and too many more, thinkthat hits prayers and repentance can wipe away both their sin and his own, if, in a momeo t of passion, both bo - came culpable. It moat be difficult for a really good maul to resist the sensual allurements, thus. incessantly thrown in his path; and if be fall, oh! what a world of scandal is let loose upon his devoted'bead. But all this suggests iio abode of-justifi-cation for tKo .Tiw, Mfdtiwiflp wVi>" he turned wife-poisoner,;and murmured _h is by pocritital- prayers .over tbb dying bed of the woman he was sending, with bis own hand, to be a witness against him at tbs tribunal of eternal justice.

Fanners, Attention I "lirK’bave the test ,t'«V In this rnath.t or A > CUAOI.ES. SCYTHES, SNATHE.-*, lute*, in fact, all Linds u( Farm hip lintJcmml.. at fTtatl y mhirrd ■•rirs i, at The (lira), Cad, More. jour Hathaway, t ci.

For Surveyor,

JOHN M. GUAY,

For Coroner,

Your combatted,would also recommend the adoption.of tho.following resolution, lo-wit:

Newark, N, J. July 12. The shawl, table coyer, &c., mills of JoImDimcan, at Franklin; near Newark, was burned at 3 a.; in. to-day.— 200 hands are thrown out of employment, a large amount of stock ready made, and material burned. The loss is about $100,000; partially insured. The fire is supposed to have | been spontaneous combustion in the wool. ' ,Tho fire was so hot and fierce that it was impossible to save any- . niuv uc wood and three stories high.

JOSEPH. D. S. LOWE.

Boots and Sljocs.

Cincinnati, July 16,

For Tou uahlp ,\itr«cora.

Mess po(k firmly at 819; Bacon Lard lUallil: Flour dull at 84,bC to4,75; Sugar'84ft&|c; Mo* lasses 44 a 45c; - Coffee * 144 a 15c; Wheat SI,00tol,04; Com 45 for ear, and 4lia47c for sheited; Oats 35c; Eye 75c; Barley 80 to 85c; Hay 810*18 per tan, for prime- old and new timothy; Chceso 7a74e; Butter 8 to 14c. ,

Beyond ft nm'iliun the larycit and bed stock in IhU sect km, aii'I all purchased since t)te recent decline in prices, at Tkt Cheap Cash Mure u[ HATHAWAY & CO.

Jefferson — RICHARD NASH. Craig-ISAAC RICHARDS. Pleasant —JOHN W' COLE.

Resolved, That A majority of all ths votes, castinthis Convention shall bo required to nominate a esadulate.' ' ’

■ Our stock ut Men anil tk>>* Wear ts perfect as to variety ftnd- price, cumpridui; in )>art 1'talu and Fancy Ca-s lint res; iaditacrells, Taccds. Jeans, ColtunaJcs.lJcta IVatlups, Farmers hap in, Marsailcs, IJntn Drills, Ac., Ac., at Iki Cheap Cash SUre. HATHA U AY A CO.

County ZUecuUvQ Committee, FREDHRICK J. WALDO Vatat. DAVID H. HU-NK MooftcriLn, JOHM ,M. OftAY...- “• SAMl'KL It. WA l.KKR.... Aixosvju.t BENJAMIN L. RORINSON, .Fup«m«. H. M. CI1GEVEU .Ql'kbi'cs Gkovb,

Nominations, being m order, werq mado as follows. For Judge: . ;

Carter Gazlay, of Dearborn; John G. Berkshire, of Ripley;! • ; Frank Adkinson, of Switzerland. ’ Adkinson was nominated on the third - ballot, receiving 41 votes, which nomination was mado unanimous! - ’ ■

HARDWARE! — HARDWARE! 1 ■VTOW RECEIVING direct fruw tltc Imjniters, ll the very best' makes tif all kiwis ut Hardware, and at price* . ..

— lion. James 0. Putnami one of the most prominent and influential Americans of Now York, in a recent letter to a of TJ Bia j Wyoming county, said: It is undoubtedly true that Mr. Bell has the respect and .confidence of every man of |Americau antecedents, but of :what earthly service can 20, 1000, or 30,000 votes be to him | in New York? No more than so many salaams to his shadlow. * * .* I have enIdeayprcd to study the personal and political character of Mr. Lincoln. ' I have read his deWtcs in the Senatorial canvass with Mr. Douglas, and his occasional speeches ' elsewhere. And I say with-1 out qualification, that, in a hold, logical, imanly eloquence, in sincerity and! truthfulness of character, and in a lofty scorn of all the arts and tricks of petty men, he seems the legitimate successor of Ilcnry Clay.

Tbe old frame barracks, nearly opposite our office, belonging to Clarkson & ftufour, is being torn down. Good!

m-lYO.MJ COMPETITION,; At T»e “Cheap Cash Store** uf HATHAWAY Jt CO,

ItO.\, W.M. M'KEE- DUXNV CantUdatf /or Congress,

AVill address the’ people at the Court House. In Yevay, this [Wednesday] evening, at 7 1.2 o’clock. Let there be a full attendance of the voters.

The following nominations were

((iftOCnMfta'iiiro, Jiuitunuiii yi'itrc,' Ac., Ac, IN URGE SITFEY, In whkh are imic beautiful TEA and DINNER SETTS, vithall uU.er hinds, uf TAREK WARE, and tun;b Ulntc Htc usual price* at Tit Cheap Cash Slur*. HATHAWAY * CO.

NEW ADVEUTISIiMUNTS.

John Barber, of Jefferson;

Ju.'A. Works, of Switzerland. Barber was nominated on tho first ballot, receiving 41 votes, which was made unanimous, ‘ Jcfierson, Switzerland, .Ohio' and Ripley recommended George W. Richardson, of Jefferson, for Circuit Prosecuting Atttoraoy for the First Judicial Circuit, • ‘ It was moved and carried that the Republican papers of tbo District and tho Tevay Reveille be requested to publish these proceedings. Adjo arned. J. it Cravens, Ch’n,, J. K..Thompson, Sec’y.

LUMBER—LUMBER. JL’ST HECE1VED a large lot of PISK I.UJIHE11, and for aale low for hy tplO COntVUISIKK Jt LEWIS.

BP* The correspondent of Forney’s Press gives, a list - of a few of tlie removals of the ■‘friends of Douglas” from office by ‘the President and says: “Spies are set upon all: men North and - South who are suspected of sympathizing: with the Senator from IHin- j ois. Immense sums of money | are spent in telegraphing to tho differnt States for ; infor*! mation, and wordhas been is-j £tied that no expense shall be! spared by those who are co-op-1 crating for Breckinridge in giving prompt notice of: any | defections amongst the dlHcinls. \ -

FRUIT CANS. - IV have no won hind a fmh rujqdj of IT ■ Stunt Fruit Cam, Half Gallon and Gallon Jan, which we offer low for ash. CLAIlKSOXi WALDO.

£3T On Fiiday. the Court House was filled to overflowing to hear tlie speaking, notwithstanding the uncommon busy lime with the farmers. Col, Lane made a power* ful Bpccch, occupying abont an boor and a half. His words were wall received, and his visit was produc* tiva of good results. ■ -

(KrTbe Breckinridge movement has been inaugurated In Indiana.— Tho following is tho call for for a State Convention, to be held on the 3fst inst;

QA A SECOND HAND FLOUR BAROV/v KELS FOR SALE LOW-all in g<wd order, and for sale tow. jjfl3 - - CLARKSON & WALDO.

‘ A Mass State Convention of tho friends of Breckinridge and Lana will beheld in Indianapolis on 1 Tuesday July 31, I860, to ratify the nomination of these patriots and statesmen as tbo standard bearers of the National Democracy. Gen. Joseph Lano, Tdov. L. W. Powel, Uon. J. D, Bright and Hon. G. K. Fitch will positively bo present and address tbo Democracy on the occasion.

Mesoaueb DETRAZ & TARDY, AUEXTS VOIl Whcdor & Wilson’s Emily Sewing

Hon. W, Cumback, of Greensburgh, made a very short and effective speech. He will visit thii Co, again before the election. Prof. Miles J. Fletcher, Candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, also made a few remarks.

■fTTE ropeetfully call Ur utcstlon of th* <iUTT icot «f Swilieri»«d Comity to tlAobute UaeMac, at befog the bett adapted to Uenerol fatally Sewing, Dre** .■ Hating, aitd Ugbt Tailoring. Bating aiol one coa>umly In our bullnet* for tbc put two year* wllh calne tali t fact loo to ourielvc* and cuito«en,«e eon recommend (beta with confidence to our /rund*. We wilt furoLih the ilochlncj at Jtannbctnrer* price*—giie full instruction* fur man lug (facia — and warrant them for three year*.' The fallowing table copied from (be New York Obrtnor, tired j no comment Total number of Slacblaet fold, 4C.610 Wheeler Jt Wtlion wtd in IbW, 1,21(1 Tbc number told by tfao due* rirladnal cotnpanle* or* divided tfaiu! Wheeler It WiUon'* Machine*, 21,306 linger** ■ J0.«i3 drover t Baber's *• 1U.3S0 Vet ay, July t, leOO.—3m

BELL AXD ITEBETT UBEILNU

Rising Sen, July 111

At a meeting of the friends of Bell and Everett, at the Court House, on Thursday evening last, Geo. Gillespie, Esq., was called to tho Chair, and M, Calvert appojntcd Secretary. Wm,H,Gregory, request of tho President, explained tbo object of tbo meeting to be for the pnrposa of foVrnmg'a Bell Qlab, and to make tbe necessary arrangements for carrying on. tbe canvass onthe part of tbe Union party'.

Also Del any It. Eckies, W. F, Sherrod, Jeptba D. Rew, B. II. Myers, James Bradley, A, B. Carletoo, B. F. Mnllcn and others.

Francis Adkinaon, Esq., of this county, has been nominated for Jndgo of the Court of Common Pleas, Ho is . well qualified for the position, and ts a man of mors than ordinary'-firmness and quickness ot decision. Ha is also a man of excellent moral character, and person* ally popular in this county. It will be of much convenience to the people of this county to have the Jndgo here, and. he will receive an unusually heavy vole in old Switzerland, and wo trust will be elected by a large majority. - The nominee for Prosecuting At* toraey, John Barber, of Madison, is said to be a young lawyer of more than ordinary ability.

CF* The Boone . County (Ind .)Pioneer, the regular Democratic organ * for Boone co., has hoisted- tho Breokiurdge flag. . \ ;

O'Obtaln Security Agaluat Fire, by reliable Inmranae with the

Let tbo sterling bud true Democracy of every county in the State bo fnlly represented.

‘ The Jacksonian (Oregon) Sentinel extra, of the j 19tu nit.', says that the official jvotoof every county in the j State, except Was coo, gives |ShieI (Dem.) a majority over Logan Rep. of 78 votes. .The j vote of Wascoe will increase the Democratic inaj. The legislature stands from 8 to 10 Opposition majority on joint ballot.

Indianapolis, July. 24. Th8 County Convention of tbe friends of Breckinridge and Lane assembled at tbe Court house in this city to-day, and organized by electing Judge James SJortispn President, wjth several Vico'-Presidents and Secretaries. Resolutions indorsing Breckinrrdgo and Lane were adopted. Speeches were made by Judge Eckies and A. B. Carlton..

The Democrats of the Tenth Congressional {Fort Wayne) District in Indiana, have nominated P. 51. Henkle for Cpngrss. \ ;; ; The Wheeling (Virginia). Intel J igehcer has hoisted the Republican flag, with the names of Lincoln and Hamlin for the Presidency and Vice Presidency. • -

Sheriff’s Sale of Heal Estate.

Jobs S. Jcnkliu, t . v*. | Order of Sole. Eilat C, Cnlg, Joseph i . Cntg, Jimei Craig, j Judgment In the SwltllarriMnAdam*, uud | remoJ Circuit Court.

On motion a Committee of three was appointed : to prepare a Constitution and' roles' of 1 government for the Club to report at tbo next meeting. ; "

llifoeu M. Kent- ‘ j , -VfOTICE 1* hereby given that by virtue of u Xv Order of Saleluaed ontof the Clerk’* Ofltoe of the Switzerland Circuit Chart, and to me directed, agalnit Ella* C. Craig, Jo*epb Craig, Jimes Craig, liarrlwn Adam* and fbuica* 31. Kent, 1 wilt, on

Oliver H. Miller, Wm. H. Gregory, and M. Calvert were'appointed aaid Committee. ’ '; Jl

Saturday, July 21st, I860,

CASH CAPITAL....SlOOiOOO. , S. L. LOOMIS, President, II. KELLOGG, Secretary. II. H. d: M. M. Maqill, Gen'l Agents, CINCINNATI, OHIO.

EdF* The political cauldron is boiling over with trouble and vexation. Political candidates arc in a stew and some long faces may be shortly looked for.

Offer for tale at public aoetlcn to the highest tad but Udder for caih in hand at the Court Houc door In the loan of V«v*y, la said countj, be* tVcen the boon prejcribed by lav, the following described real estate. tltuUed la Switzerland County, Indiana, to wit:

On motion ■# Committee of three wu appointed to ; report permanent offitere for thVGInb; said Committee to constat ol F. Halt, David L. Clore and Richard II. Wells.

—The Hon. George E. Badger of North Carolina delivered a speech recently at Ra. leigh, in which he declared himself for Bell and Everett The- Richmond Whig earnestly enjoins the Bell and Everett men of the South to make no alliance with either Democratic factions. j

BP* The Evansville Journal announces that L. Q. De Bruler has been dominated os a candidate for pongress by the of the 1st District. ■ j

COUNTY TICKET.

It being all the right, title, and Intermt of laid defendant! In a piece or pared of land conveyed by Henry Peter* to June* Craig, la section 2J, ton 2, range d, Hast, and adjoining to a tract of land once owned by said Craig In the Sooth-weat quarter of section ii, toen'J, range 4, East, and mortgaged ttb day of June, ISJS, to John S. Jen* kins and WClUmiLAahborn, andowned by Jacob Banta, and nppoocdfe contain between scren and twelve acres.

the Pnaxis Coupler I*lng a national orfranlutlon, with a complete ijnera of agencies established throughout the country; and devoting It* entire time and attention to the buaineu or Fire Insurance, (being.free from tbs dusters attendant upon the Marine business,} and possessing a. Cash Capital of $(00,000, with large Cash Surplus, pledged (or the payment of losses; with competent adjust era, to aid and as-, ■Ut claimant* In making up ' proof*, nfftrt tuptrtor aixantagti to (me duiring > Reliable Indemnity Against Loss

The Opposition County Ticket is veil received by the people generally, and if the proper organization and'- efforts are made, the whole ticket will be triumphohtly elected. As yet, there: is no opposing ticket in the field, bnt soon will be, if we are correctly informed of the movements of the leaders; but the voters of the county we feet confident arc satisfied with the excellent manner in which the business of the county has been managed for the put six years, and do not intend to put the old dynasty that reigned eight and tiyi years ago again into power. No county in the State has better officers than Switzerland, and but few ■■ good, as is generally known, and by electing in October next the candidates of the people, to*wit; Messrs. Monaco, Mkap, Gaar, and Lowe, the .character of our county will not be injured a particle, nor its business neglected; and each officer will attend personally to the duties of his office, instead of entrusting it in the hands of deputies, at is often done when incompetent men are elected to responsible offices.

The followingreaolations were offered by Wm. H. Gregory, and unanimously adopted: * Resolved, That we earnestly endorse and ratify tbe nomination of John Bell for President, and Edward Everett for Vice President, and wo pledgo 'ourselves to sustain them by onr votes, and in every otber honorable way contribute oar influence to their success.

> (K7* The Terre' Haute Express says that Hon. £. Etheridge, of Tonn., stated in a speech, acknowledging a serenade in that place, that if he was a voter in Indiana be wo’J vote for Lincoln,

At which time and place I win Ant offer for *ala the rent* and profit* of arid reef etuto for a tern of yean not exceeding seven; and if the same fall to tell fora auffidenl amntoaaUafyaaldJudgment, cojU, and accrue! ng coat*, 1 vlU then and there Id tike manner, and on lhe tame tema, offer the fee rim pie of tald Real Little for *ale, and wlQ *eJl for two-thirds of It* appraised value. . WILMA it iaiAli* Sheriff S, C. ‘ June27,1860. —U . . , . ;.v. .

—It is said that the recent circular of the Douglas National Executive Committee, in opposition to a union with the Breckidridge faction was agreed on atter fuilconference with Judge Douglas and his Mends.

SP* Twenty cords of wood on the lino of the Tennessee and Albama Railroad were destroyed byfiro last Tuesday. The conflagration was the result of the HEAT OF THE SUN. So the Nashville papers say, and they are always supposed to tell the truth.

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SST Hon. Will Cumback bad bis pockets picked on the Prioress on Friday night last between Vevay and Cincinnati—losing bis watch and money.

Application! solicited, Policies ianied and renewed, and Louci paid at thii Agency, by

F. WALDO, AGENT, VEVAY, IKD. N. Jorgenson, Agent, Florence, Ind. IRA KEENEY, Agent at Patriot, G. J. Dalmazzo, Agent, Ghent, Ky.

"TTTE ban jut Medved a aaperior article ol YY NLW MACKEREL—No*. ft and J. ’

Resolved, That the broad and truly National Platform of "Tbe Union, ‘ho Constitution, and the Enforce* rio.ii of tbeLawi,** is all we desire, m i we have no faith in political platforms,'matin factored aa they are for he purpose of making political espial, by being construed differently to suit different localities and circumjt^ncea.

AX«O t A lot of Mackerel la Kit*, Kev.Ji. and 2t, and or tale low for caah. - - ■ - *r- ' febZi CLARKSON* A WAUH).

— The strongest fight at the South will be made in Louisiana, under Soule and Wickliffe.

COAL OIL - LAMPS.—We have Jut Received a lot of ipieiuUd Marble Stand Ruby Coal Oil Lamb*; Common Coal Oil Lamp*, and Hold Lamp*.' Olaat Sbade Darners, Shader, Bingv, Bntahea, Ac., Ac.,allow prices. ap2i CLARKSON A WALDO.

SST It is paid that Hon. R, W. Thompson warmly supports Col. Lane for Governor of Indiana, and will taka the stump for him.

Da inis and Oils, At F. L. GRISARO & SON’S.

— The Breckinridgers held a meeting in Jeffersonville lost week and organized a club of 150 members.

CHAIN POMPS.—We keep constsutlyoa band CbalnPump!, For sale low by »»r« P. L. CBI3ARD it SOX

A GOOD ARTICLE of Linseed' Oil and White Lead can be had by catling at the store of J, TEATS. ,

— The Bible has been tmnslated into 260 languages and dialects.

Resolved.' Hat wo can in no event support tbe candidates of merely acciiona] parties, and rejecting alt fir-

S3T A Breckinridge and Lane polo was raised at Patriot, in this county, on Saturday last.

HIDES,— tVe pay the highest market price fo dry and green Hide*, mayis COVP.VOISIER4 LEWIS.

1 Kfl BBLS.XO. 1 KANAWHA SALT-Juit 1JU received and for talc by J. TEATS. ,

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!! our laafe min wt Kill Xl bare a iu[«riur aitortment u( all kinJi of ai1i|>te<l In the «-a*fin, anil at loirrrprifu than can be K>ud4 tliealicrt, at Tkr Cheap Lath ' if it ■ Hathaway jt co.

S4VE YOTJE MONEY. AND hur at tL« Cheap Caih Store your Win* «tSi'h, Ihvr Lotkr. ShlnglM. ,*>r any thin; rife you net.! itt hmliliDj a haute <Jt limp, fur w# hare an caccllcnt au*rtmcnt i.f thc*e anil rrty tHiap. HATHA WAV 1 CO.'

-UUtI\ IN'(J, jicr itfunfr “Neptune/* *u ll umiMuJljr «dl vf jitA3caQ«Si ; TTial w( offer, »hoIt**!e and retain, at the totrtil racial 71c Ctira]> Ciuh HATHAWAY i CO.

JL.m -Mim~WTA.Xi 9 We Iiavcihc belt (tick iif • Sugar,. Tea, Coffee, Kite, &c., &e., in Ike market, ajnl, u every b.nlj knur*, arc veiling llitta rtry late, at Tie Cbeaii (,’uli Jilure, HATHAWAY & CU.

CAMPAIGN OF I860, AT N. JORGEXSOX'S CfflP CUSH STORE, FLORENCE, INDIANA, 17011 retting off a portion of ■ Urge ttock of ; fiouiis AT mar, for C«ti only. Ill* object ij to moke room for I be Fall Trade. NaaJ.HI Iff Ihellarrel to regular cu»tomcr»at Original ! X. JUltOK.XriOX. Florence, July IS, ISCO.