Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 35, Vevay, Switzerland County, 29 August 1860 — Page 2

cause, ami everything in it, from first; to last, will Dongles. Column after column will he crammed with* the almost miraculous doings and; sayings of the "Little Giant;" while! the names of Bet), of Breckinridge, j and of Lincoln, high toned gentle- j men, statesmen, patriots, occur only! in connection with ribaldry, calum* I ny and falsehood. Can any paperj hops to sustain build op ai reputation for troth, or maintain any 1 influence, even with its own readers,’ and persistently pursue a course so! inconsistent with (be plainest dictates of common sense? ’Tis a disgrace and i burning shame that this,state of tilings does oxist to so fearfol an extent in our.political parties. That paper, wo know, which becomes tho organ of ntiy political party incurs many responsibilities, and cannot cist anchor upon neutral ground.— So long, however, as its course is upright and honorable, it inajirea Us readers with confidence, commands their respect and patronage, and wields an influence telling in effect upon all. But there has, undoubtedly, been a manifest disposition on the part of soma of onr political organs from tbs- very commencement of the present campaign, to force certain prominent politicians upon lha people.-*-; In order to accomplish this lbs most unwarrantable means have been resorted to. The idea of influencing the popular vote by. a wholesale system of advertising favorite political aspirants to a degree surpassing everything we could reasonably expect of flesh and blood, is slfnply p epostcrous. Nor-is a dir telly reveres courso less absurd and unpardonable. Render unto Gtesar, the things that are Cmsars, Respect courage in an enemy, and talent in the statesman, h)s : political predilections, and private opinions. - Reward is a debt, payable to merit, and indorsed by the people, who will see U paid* It is not customary nor is it a mark .of a very high statu of morafs, orv loo great pros polity to see lha friends of the deceased. preparing thograve; btit'if some of the most zealous and determined of. our political organs are not.now prcpaiing a final resting place for the "last remains" of the very -parties they serve, there is nothing in the signs of the limes, or seasons. We cb’d never rightly tuteeport the passage, "Let the dead bury their dead," but tvo are

! Iscescurt Tils. —Tho folio wing la a sketch of a apeech of ihe Hon. Emerson Etheridge, delivered the other day in Tennessee: - • Mr. Etheridge said* in general re* view of slavery throughout the world, that it had been swept from Ask end Europe and now found a locality only in the cotton ami tobacco States of tbo American continent; that Jesus Christ preached to slaveholders there, and they had given vp their slaves; and wherever slavery had been abolished, it bad been on account of’ the popular voice against it. He said tlint the South had always got her rights. She bad always got what she ashed for, and more too. He read ilia Republican platform, section by section, and ashed the people if there was anything in it to offend the South, or cause her to resist the inauguration of Mr, Lincoln* He said there was not. And, so far as bis election would effect the South, it would be the same as if Bell was elected. In cither event there would to on era ot general prosperity; property would. rise; the treasury njould be filled, and the price of negroes would go up. Among other things, be said that Lincoln had never said anything harder against slavery than Thomas Jefferson, and bp rpuotcd from Thomas Jefferson apd others to chow the horrid light in which they regarded slavery. .

SPEECH OP E0CQU3, t OTHER IfflSGS.

an ini»i,i" ,AT , * $T,iSJ

For Uic ladikci Kerctllt

Nsw York, Aug, 27.

Rtfiiso Aug. 27, 1860.

DEClllUTlOh* OP JUDGE D0W.NE7

Douglas had an enthusiastic reception at Norfolk, and spoke to G.OCO people.'; In the mid it of bis address a slip of paper was given him. It was cut from the Korfolk Daily Argos, and contained two polite questions, Ilia first question, "If Lincoln be elected would the Sooth be justified in seceding?" To this 1 emphatically answer no. [Grcatap-1 plause.J The Coniiimtional election of any man Would not . justify any attempt to dissolve this glorious Confederacy. [Applause.] Second question, "If the Southern States secede from the Unoin upon the inauguration of Abraham Lincoln before be commence an overt act agaiust their coDsituttonal rights, will yon advise or vindicate resistance by lores to their secession?" 1 answer, emphatically, that it Is the duty of the President of tbo United Stales, and all others in authority under him, to enforce the laws of tlie United States passed by Congress, and as the Courts expound them. - And I, as in duly bound by my oath and idclity to tbo Constitution, would do all id my power to aid the Government of tho. United States in maintaining the supremacy of the laws against all resistance to them, come trom whatever quarter it might. ' In other words, I think the President should treat ell attempts to break up tho Union by resistance to ils laws as Old Hickory treated (he oulltfiers iu 1832. [Applause.]

GLORIOUS NEWS I

By Mailand Telegraph.

COXBLXTKD BY F. J. WALDO.

Geshewek • I have received yours of the 18th inst, informing me of my nomination as a candidate forileprtsonlslive by the joint Democratic convention of Ohio and Switzerland counties, held at Enterprize 6n that day. To be unanimously nominated, as .the proceedings ’of the Convention show I was, and that withoct any solicitation on my part, is certainly a very great honor, and if the same unanimity prevailed among the members of the Democratic party in the two countiesin regard to my election, as was shown in my nomination, my own disinclination to be a candidate, and the Enciifices which I would nave to make in doing so, should not prevent mo from accepting the aominatun.

NOW- IS THE TIME1

WEDNESDAY, 29, 1960,

.Van Mating of Indianapolis to day.

Indianapolis, Ate. 28. . Hon. Tom Corwin, of Ohio, arrived. hero to-d«y. Hon. Frank Blair, er-Goveroor Chase, and many other distinguished speakers are ex* pasted to-night. Intelligence received from all parts of this add many places in adjoining States, indicate that the Republican demonstration to-morrow will he the largest political gathering ever held in the Northwest.

QJ.OSINO OUT SALES SUMMER GOODS

J£7*KonoUt*eanl>« Uketi of inoojnjoai eo(oidaoication*., WtuUrer InWadatlforln■urtloamttU b« »otlienlicaU(l;hj tbsasme and adJnuoftha wrtiar; not neetmrity rorpoblicatloo, btnut guarantee «f|*ooJ talib. W, cannot tmdenake to return rejected ertiilei. '

THE HEAP CASH STORE.

. ■ irpAtl legal Advert Uemei|u payable In advance, «rwbeo Affidavit U made; In no com ■abject to tne delay of legal proceu. ITJ* All Uuulent aivertlwrtscnli » be JcW fOrtnvatiably in advance. I

ELEGANT DRESS SILKS, AT COST., * ORGANDIE ROBES, AT COST. FANCY LAWNS, AT COST.

Baxisii it.— "This djiaerabla slavery question," said Senator Crittenden in his speech it Louisville, "should be banished fnjm'the councils of the nation, 'ijlio Southern Senators lhemselvcs| only iho other day, agreM that, there is no case now calling for the exercise of Federal power in behalf of slavery. The case very probably will inker occur.— There is not now a single piece of territory to which slavery! would go It invited. We nave nothing to onairel about. Why. go itjto a distant futurity to hot tow trouble? Why squabble over what wcj sbtuld do in perlarh contingencies that may uoi occur, oven to our cbtldreu’s children?":; ‘

CIIALLIS—■ —AT COST. LACE rOINTS AND MANTLES,

Mormons in Illinois Again!

AT COST.

t Sr. Lous, August 23. Considerable excitement estslsin Hancock co., 111., relativeto-a rumor that, the Mormons intended retaining and settling at Nanvoo, under Joe Smith, jr, A miss meeting of the citizens was held on the 21st, at Carthage, 'protested against it, and declared (bey would dot allow’their return.

BONNETS AND BONNET TRBUIINOS, AT COST.

To make nut far FALL GOODS, »« hare detci mltiid fo aril one entire stock of

SEASOHABIE GOODS, S3' AT PRIME EASTERN COST! Ja A Rare Chance for Bargains.

But in the pending X’residential contest there are differences of opinion among the Democrats as to principles, and perhaps still greater differences ns to personal preferences, among candidate*. 1 have reason to believe that there aVe members of the party, who, oo. account of such differences or preferences, wo’d withhold their yWes from me, and yet, under other circumstances, would take picture in supporting mo. I hava watvq porsonal'oud political friends iu both divisions of the party, .%nd it would bo unpleasant to me to place myself and them in such a position. My professional engagements in the courts, which will sit during the session of the Legislature, would make it very inconvenient for me to be a member of: that body. l am glad to learn that (bo Convention adjourned to meet again -on next Saturday; for thus oo groat inconvenience can result from my course. I ask to hi excused from accepting the nomination: and with many thunks for the Intended honor, respectfully decline. I hope soma other person may be; agreed upon whe cun unite the parly and ha elected. -Yours; truly.

The Troubles in Texas

CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!. And all kinds of Gents Fornishlnj Goods at Cost, TW* Is an opportunity of securing .Vnr and CtrcpGoods, seldom offered.

Washington, Au£. 27. The N. 0, Picayune says the Northern Texas papers speak of a bloody fight in the Choctaw naticn between the abolition and slave holding parties, in which over 100 wete killed. The story is doubtCi., •'

I’omr, then, everytody, and delay not your ««• Inp, that yon be not too late to secure the , GREAT BARGAINS, at j Tit Cheap Cash Store. !

Cattlee or TaixiLLQ — Tub Killed AND THE Woi'HDEU.— 7*1 lie NcW OtleJilS Pica)imc has the following private despatch from Southwest Pass, August 23: The schooner Dew Drop, from the JIuatanlsiend, arrived at the t>ar this mom:ng. . .

HATHAWAY & CO, ' - ’ I

I REPUBLICAN ilEETISQ L'^U*ftBE0. ; \ Evansville. August 25. ; A Republican meeting was field at New burg I ml., last night, and r ad* dressed by H.'Wi. Ellsworth and J. G- Jones: The Evansville Wide: Awakes were in 1 attendance .[and joined in a torch tight procession. The meeting and tho ipeakere Were insulted, from the commencement, by a.baud led on by Sol Keoker, Uio marshal of the town and Democratic candidate tor corouer. While'Mr. Jones was,speaking Keoker and his baud' finding the Republicans would not retaliate, drew revolvers [and fired; several shots indiscriminately iu! tho ranks of the Wide-Awakes. One member, Mr. Suitor, received a bijll inlhoshoulder, indicting a painful but sot dangerous wound; sever-al-others wore slightly injured by bricks and stones. Tho WideAwakes were unarmed, but a small party rallied and drove their assailants irom tho ground. Tho respectable citizens of Warrick county condemn this murderous assault, and attempted suppression of free speech.

Tub Vote of Missouri,—Tho to* tal vote cf Missouri at the lato dec* (ton is ibctit 161,000. This is more than any other clave Ktato in Vno _Lmiou gives. VirgiaU, which has fifteen Electoral votes, while Missouri has but nine, polls t)i|t.l56,000.— Kentucky ami Tennessee,- which have twelve Electoral; votes each, never cast 150,000 votes at any election. Missouri, therefore, so lar as • i ' number of votes go, is now the Empire State of the South'. In voting population the Stales now stand as , tallows: New Votk, IVnnsj Ivaniu, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana; Missouri.

Cant. Ogden, of the Navy, died in Ntw York Saturday eve. . A Paris correspondent of the Times says Austria has now 250.000 men in Venitia,

This arrival putsus in possession of fuHirer particulars itgaldmj; the captute of the town of Trtaillo, Honduras, by Ren. Welker and his smalt army oi ninety men. . The right was more serious and bloody than was previously reported. There were Iv/tlve Spanish Americans killed and eighteen wounded, while on the Walker side only three received sliyhi injuries. Gen. Walker was still in possession of Truiilto. lie has declared himself In favor of Cabana, and issued a proclamation to that effect. '

The same Ictlcrsays the Neapolitan Government had . decided oh Parliamentary elections indefinitely.— Thb step, which is equivalent in the eyes of the Neap.olilans to an abrogation of the new Constitution, will produce an immense ‘ fomentation, and only hasten the crisis the King wishes to avoid.

- Advices from theVest coast of Africa, via. England, „ stale that thb Captain -of the' American Bark Edwin, of Salem, has been accused of hilling some Kroofnen and attempting tbo tiros of others,. Tfio gunboat jjfcbin was at Cape Chosb and ’the commander was investigating the allairi.-

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CiSCINSATI, Allg.28.

Messport tirmly at 31D£; Bacon Sjtollc; Lard Flour brisk at S4.G0 lo5,75; Sugar Molasses 43 a 44*r; Coffee 14| a 15Jc; Wheat $0,9Siol,15; Com: 89 lor ear.and $2a55c for sheded; Oats 28a2Dc; Ityc 05 lo'GSc; Barley 75c; Hay SUaMi per tun. for prime aid and new timothy; Cheese 7£»Sc; Butter 8 to 15c; Hggs TAaSc; LinMh>d Oil nSaaDe; Whisliy Itlaltrd,:. Cranberries 50 a battel.

A. 0. Dowsev. M. R. Grcks, 1 r T. Armstrong, 11. Gm-uin; J j . > : ‘

Laima Ahoku the — Tho case of Helton vs. Miller, which was taken f.om the Floyd Circuit Comtat Now Albany to the Supreme Court of Indiana, 1ms been decided"* i Tho case involves the employment of iroovicts in tho JdVcrVimvillu penitentiary, and the decision requires that prisoners shall not he taken outtide tho walls of the penitentiary to perform labor. The is oi opinion, however, that ihe eunvieu can be worked on grounds belonging to the State outside the juison walls. Hahe 1 raon ihe Toomts.—Swin- ... ui vjuuigia, m n . taTo speech at Ooludtbas, g!» , according to tho Sun of that plkco, declared that, "if Lincoln should, as President of the United. Stales, desccrato * * tho White Homo at Washington by taking the oath to support the Constitution, he would resign hia commission as Senator, ond become a candidate for the Whjtb I loose at Mi Hedge villa.” 1

[For tbe Indluua ItCTelUe. Inti,, Aug. l&i.

: The King of Bombay" was about to sacrifice 2,000 prisoners to the memory of (he late King's Inther.

'Mb. Editor:— Li these days - of political strife it iVpemfnlly evident that the motive power—the grand incentive to action; ie not lho welfare of the people,; bat sclfiutereit. It seems to actuate every movement alike in oar country, and in pur national' (inventions; from the Clodion of a constable to that of a President, it ia the ruling power. ,V. But the peb* tfl&iltfi fellrci a afes/8 reilly to do ibeir whole doty. They are aware the part they will be celled upon to act, is an import an tone, and when hied as in a ballauce.wiU not be fouud wanting. .; Ail ihe infection increases and peonies;-more general amongst the laading spirits, ihe determ! nation of the. people to put-it down is being strengthened,. The political armies of ihbUnited States are fast be!tig. organised. Tried leaders of much sagacity. anti, great skill: are icviewiug Ibeir' respective divisions, that all may go well, with them on (hat day, when the souls of politicians shall bo tried as in a furnace, when a discriminating, people will sil in judgment upon thoiraclions. Then will many go away sorrowing, .bowed down beneath a load of political shortcomings and wrongdoings, resolving, no doubt, in their, minds, to make it convenient to speedily abandon a life of devotion to an uagraUful public, and seek rest and comfort in a more private capacity. Skirmishing ia some of the States has atieady commenced, and with the watch word self-interest they do battle. But the day on which the decisive blow must be given, draws on apace, then it is that yuu.audl in common with the moving ■ masses of our whole country, will come in ffir a share in the fight, if not for a share'in the spoils,— Then will the rich and the poor, the noble and tho ignoble, walk side by side, arm in arm, in equal strength. But that to which vo would most particularly refer al this time, is the tuude of procedure on the part of a Urge portion ot the Press to influence tho popular vote in favor of those whom they serve. The means employed to bring abont a favorable result for the advancement of individual interests, regardless bf (ho good, ia unprecedented in the political history of our country. The system too generally adopted of puffing up a favorite candidate to soma' thiog superhuman, and calumniating Ihe name of an honorable competitor for no other crime, than that jhs chooses to hive and to advocate fis own opinions. Is a principle that will ; not go down wyjt intelligent and II thinking men. To illustrate the thing practically, pick up a paper, advocating for instance the Douglas

<tv«ocaiM«vssjrc a - Rrilmnim Ware,* Ac., 1 N I*ARilK SITPJ.Y, in which are sonic heau> J, tiful THA Uiil tstTTS, «Uh*llother A null .if TAbtiK KAtit, ud tsQch hlin till must jtIits at /It Cheap Caih Sit.re. HATHAWAY A CO.

,05“ The Lotp'jville Courier (Brockiiiridge organ) says: Wo. will carry Ken lucky for Breckinridge and tho Union in November. We must do it.': We will doit. It cannot bo done by snpineness, by negligence, by carelessness or indifluicucc,- : il can be done by. eatuesti determined, organized effort. Wo lj ■ : - •' .. a • . ► • » * - - : -

Arming in Switzerland, —The Swiss are arming actively, biit quietly. Fourteen thousand men hare already been armed with rities, and to these 14,000 more are now . being addml. This will form no despicable force, espevially in a country, where almost every boy is taught to shoot, and where,. thereto re* theso 28,000. will be picked men. Great attention ing ilffo artillery, and the troops are being regularly and carefully drilled; Home of the worst mountain passes are also about to be formed into good military roads; Gcmni is to bo made accessible for cavalry, and roads fit for artillery will load across the Grimsel anu the Furea. 'The National Assembly Lave almost unanimouriy given full powers to the Government, and alt the requisite mini have been readily and cheerfully granted . as soon "as asked for.

Lousviux, Aug. 23.

Flour—1250 hhls at $5uif),75. Grain—SlOObushola tv heat at Si.'. 31,15 for prime ted and white; 400 sacks while shelled corn at 02c, including *arfcs.

\yoW AIUUVWO, per “\eptoiir,’-xii A tmumilly Ur$c rat wdl ewmC stock e( that rcoSer, whuCtMlc adS retiR, the fort*/ hi 71, (Wp lith rt ,rc. 11A i'HAU AV A CO.

Groceries—Sales of 81 hhde. sugar at 0j9|o; 88 bbls mcla.'ses at 4oc;‘ 15 sacks rio coffee oi l;>«c.

0.1*-, -I V \ at 85aSi a ILL

and principle gbing down to a common gravel ■ ■ Fiiplio opinion has set iU sfeal of condemnation alike, upon, extreme measures. And now lot the war of extermination, at this, time being waged between the opposing sectional factiOaj,t : go on untilthey; shall be wiped.out from tbo face of t)ie vrhoto earthi and may thoptignw which now rest upon us go with them.Then may we behold|the commencement of. d new era, id; the political history of our. country, gldrioos in its tarscr, and its results—one that ; will'rvpresent the interests of the whole peo-' ple| restore general good/feeling, and hind ue together mono common brotherhood* . Voura’; *c., • PAUL.

.The liouiivillo Journal bag; the followiogi -There is one other point to be considered in this connection. The New York Times baa hail a very i intelligent. letter writer following Mr. Douglas in bis New England tour, ami this correspondent's views as; to the course of Mr. Douglas are interesting and important. :■ Ho seems to concede the election ofLiiacoln, end afiiims that Mr. Douglas wilt after that event bead the opposit-, ion to tbo disunion movement of the South;.' ‘ v

Onions— per till* Maj-—Sales 5U balesncw at 14@ 15§ at thalevee; lC@17$frooi store. ' Cinci,m.\*tI( Aup. 25. noon. Kivcr risen T iiicbM, with T feet in the cliannel pSotidft ther. OS. '

.lllllar’s i\en; l*atcul Look Stiuh Family I SEWING M ACHINES! S35, S33, 33S, gSS. | rpiinwilj one taking tbi, aiiiehwold f<r leiS than - ■I aw. The; Jo every variety of sewing, fit™ the until narunke nuulln to tie heaviest of taif luriii;. laform, gen efalappearance, stitch,(slit* OD both side*,} sfxe, capacity, speed, sUUnco, ease ur motion, and manner of forming tit tthi-h, Jui re rp muck likt ud H*dfra4tid to do U ninrh B| yi' m welt a* liecelebrated I

Flout good Jem, very firm; fair to good brands 4,tKh-t.'iS, extra 4 80a5 10. Whisky advanced to IS1.

Provisions nothing doing, uo.demand but bottlers remain firm.

. Wheat fair demand; corn good demand at 40; oats steady at 23.

‘ Pittsbu atitt, Aug. 27. noon. EiverS ft. 3 inches by piermaik.falling Clear and pleasant.

ThU readers ot G&dey's Lady's Book ire rejoiced at the; marriage of Miss Slimmens. Seldom have we read a more humorous set of papers than those furnished -us by Godcy, and we echo the opiutoji. of tho ladies that Mr. Godcy knows how to get up an interesting os! well as useful book for the ladies.

New Yomt, Aug. 23. Counterfeit thrce-dollar bills ofi the Capital Bank, Albany, and on the Marine Bank of ibis city, were circulated here yesterday. Several arrests were made. ;

- O' Dr- Hidgwoy of ibis place/on Sunday night last, met with an accident, breaking his cot’ar bone.',/

WHEELER k WILSON $133 MACHINE.

j- 1 ■’ UADSE88 ASD FOLLV.

The leaders of the Douglas faction repudiate all proposition lor union, harmony, conciliation. .They intend to; rob a separate elecioritil ticket in all the Southern.Stalest in but one of which there is not the remotest prob* ability of Judge Douglas obtainlngo sitigle elcctorial vote ; the result ' of this will be, with the help. of Sami : Houston in Texas and Arkanaas, that aad Everett will carry every Southern State except perhaps, Missiisippi, Florida, and South. Carolina.: .

W 3c* «»*»«* JL *.-«:»*»». ;■ S2S, $88, §38, $28. 1 Double lock light hut GROVER fc BAKER titeh-* tamlly SKinilC HintlNti iremrifiif maul to any $10 machine, or money, refunded. 1 We xW read either or both of there machine! « agents prices, to any patty engaged ta the me of mem? madttntt, md rtjmi tki awnrw at thi - end of sixty day* If they are not satisfied. I A3* Doth of thcae Machines are very eLcqrJt in construction, substantially and thoroughly tsadei, • every working part being nearly .I, Jimif eccwrid, so that it li ALMOST 1MP0S51* -•« itLK FUR THEM TO GETCDT OF ORDER, and - need not drop a stitch or break a otedla, ‘ - 7T[ Asgtof needles, an oft eu fiUed with i«wfw oil, and all necessary tools and dinettes, neeesn* . pany.eaeh machine without extra charge.' ‘ j No connection with Cornell k Co. I •Agents Wanted, Gall at let LakeUrect, urad' dress - v - - LEWIS CORNELL,

We also have the

, A Washington despatch says the Government is 'determined to con* cent rate a strong naval force at some point on the Gulf, The frigate Susquehanna sails to day. The Powbatten; leaves Philadelphia soon, and special orders are sent to. the frigate Sabine at Aspinwall and the .St. Lonisat Pensacola.*

NEW.ADVKimSIiMEsNTs.

Official returns received at Jcffcrson City from 107 counties, foot up as follows :.v I:--."-. *

TililHlSSOURI ELECTION,

Sixty-persons die every mmfite. Three thousand jbix hundred die each boor.' More | tliau eighty thousand,’ every day live, -are bourne on the stream of death into •the ocean of eternity; jot so imperceptible ’ is this passing away—so gradual—no commotion is decasionvJ thereby among men. ;

FOB GOVERNOR. ‘ \ C. P. Jackson, Democrat, ; 78,872 Sample Orf, Union, ; ' ; 66,091 H. Jacksotf, Administration, .10,091 J, B, CJardenbire, Rep. > 1 • 6,125

Deprister Ogden, American, do* clinea being a candidate on the Dong* las electoral ticket of New Yew York unless'with : the distinct understanding lhal he may TOto for Bell and Everett. -

leaders of the BrcckinridgiS diBonionistB intend to run a separate elecforial ticket in every Northern and North* Western Stale/in not onh of which Is there the remotest possibility of hiagBtting.a solitary clCclorial vole, *lhis will give the entire northern vote to AbrahamLincoln, who will be triumphantly elected," Democratic £!xposUor, ;

Jackson’s maj. over Orr, . 7i88I Total vote pi J.07 counties, 165,670. Add vote of tbo six remain*

New Obleaxs, Aug. 24, Schooners'Bed Fox, and Balear from Tampico tbo Otb bring £400,* OOQ/in specie, A conducta with 92,700,000 in specie arrived at I ampico on thP-2d. The.late storm did immedbO damage to the shipping on the Mexican coast'. ■

03* Returns from allj the’ comities til Kentucky : except -Jackson amt Laurel foot op: Combo, 67,655; McGIarty, 4-1.(303; Bolltag* 10,894; Hopkins, 090. V JacksiJn last; year gave Magoffin 2 majority and Laurel 02 for Bell, so that Comby majority will bo just about 23,000. * -

ibg counties*

4,422

Probable vole of the Slate, 1QO.UOO

'Ibis is the largest vote evei polled in Missouri: ana if we estimate seven persona to each voter, it will in* dicate a population of 1,112,000 in the State.

Sheriff's Sale, of Real Estate., NOTICE U hereby given that' by riitse of aa Execution or Order of Sale, Issued oat of thoClcrk’t Office of.the SwIUeflaad Circuit Conn! and ta me directed, la-fkvar of Charles S. Bdkcrl (for the use of WUUam U. Price,- Assignee.) and against Frauds 0. Sheets and Daniel Vincent Dai four, 1 will, on the : .1 15th day of September, A. D. 1S60{ Offer for sale at public auction and outcry to th» highest and best bidder, for cash in hand, at the Coart House door In the Town of Vrray, Sullied sod county, Indiana, the rents and profits, for a term of yean not exceeding seven, of the following Beal Estate, tIi : .. I “So and of the Out-Lots of the Town of Te* vsy, Switzerland County, Indians, Number, '3S* and 139* as lies SonthwaMly of a Line draws or running from the South-East corner of Lot No, 'lb* in John Sheets addition tothsTswnofTtTay, running Eastward); parallel with attreet without a Same, that lies it the Northerli- end of said Out* Lots; or In other wonts aif of said Out- Lots "3S*f and **n, n except two hundred and fifty foet In width, from aitreet without a name, thatconatcu with Franklin street. In John Sheets addition to the Town cl Veray." . 1

£3T It is said that a company in London, with a capital of two mill* ion five hundred thousand dollars,' have purchased from the Illinois Cen* tral Hail road Company, two hundred and fifty thousand acres of prairie land in that Stale, which they design settling with emigrants. The investment will no doubt prove a profitable one. Several years ago the (subject was mooted of a formation of a simitar company here, but on a smaller scalo. Th?ra are in the West some of the best locations for agricultural and manufacturing purposes to bo found in the world that can now bo purchased at government prices, which tn a few years under a well organized company, could be made profitable to settlers.

The drought is severe in Northern Mexico and tbe coontiy is devastated by civil war. Famine is feared.

Thebe aue a Good Masv Kikds or Goon.—To the trading community any man who can pay bis debts is "good.” A moral person is ua* doubtcdly "good;” but theq a very immoral one is often esteemed a "good fellow,” With commercial people goodness consists in money ; with "the fancy” in muscle, in short, everywhere and with all sorts of folks, "good” expresses simply what is much liked or desired. A traveler on the Coast of Africa writes that a native said to him, eyeing hia abundant apparel, (of which the negro had next to none,) "You very good man —you got pltnty tMrU"

Guadalajara is still besieged. Miram on is everywhere surrounded.— The Liberals are marching on the Capitol and expect to he (here on tbe 10th of September.

Arkaksas. ErrcTiom—Tho regular Democratic candidate for Governor ot this State, is deWatifiJ. Hector, Independent Candid ale, v iyho was supported by the Bell and Dougina men, Is elected by irom S to 5,000 majority; ■ .': | •

Public Speaking.

HON. MORTON 0, HUNTER, Will address thecitlzens of Switzerland county, on tbe political questions of the day, at the following limes and placmt;

And in cue slid rents and profits fill to cell for ■ sufficient jam 'to p»p and >u[j(j the Plaintiff's cilia, with interest, com, ana sccrntlng costs, t will then sod there, la like manner. sad cm the lime tend, offer lie fee simple of said Beal Estate for (lie, bat will not tell for lets than two-thirds tie appraised Tilae tier oat WILLIAM BEAD, Sheriff S. C. August £3, 1E60,—4t *5:

MAJfBIOOlli HOW DOST, HOW RESTORED.

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Telegraph StATistics.—But fifteen years ago the first telegraph line was erected in this country, now there ate cot less tban'SO.OOO miles in operation having over 1,400 stations, and upwards of 10,000 operators and clerks. The massages Bonn ally transmitted are' estimated to number 5,000,000. which produce a revenue of £2,000,000. The press 8200,009 additional for pqbHo dispatches. . Great Britain sod Ireland have in operation 40,000 milaa of wire.— Franca, 26,000 ; Russia, 12,000, and the other principalities ranging from fc.gOO to 195.

A LECTURE OS THE NATURE, TREATmeat and Kid leal Cure of Spermatorrhea, or Sc mini! We it new, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emotion*, producing ltd potency, Consumption and Mental and Physical Debility.

FRUIT CANS. "IxrE have no won hand afresh supply of IT Stone Fruit Cans, Half Gallon and Gallon Jars, which vt offer lev for cub. CLARKSON A WALDO. ;

Vovay, Monday, Sept. 3, at night. Fair view, Tuesday, Sept. 4, at night.

Patriot, Wednesday, Sept, 5, at night. - ■ ■

The Important fael that the awful Mniequencei of sclf-abaso may be e(Tectailly removed without Internal medicines or the dangerous appllcitiooi of caustics, Instruments. medleatcd boogies, and oiher empirical devices, li hero clearly demonstrated, and the entirely new sad highly successful treatment. u adopted by the celebrated author, fatly explained, by means of which every one U enabled to care himself perfectly, and at the leut possible cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the day. This Lecture will prove it boon to iheuiaads and thousands.

Cv HOB. J. CULVER WELL, M. D.

CAUOOtVS

New York, Aug. 24.

ClSCINJfATI, August 27

Florence, Thuradav, Sept, 6, at 2, p. m. A portion of each address will be devoted to State matters, including the Swamp Lands, etc. The people of all parlies are earnestly invited to attend. Varay, August 29, I860.—2t

Broad* Cast Seed Sower,. At angiS F. L. GR13ARD A SON’S,

A Washington dispatch says that the Government is determined to concentrate a strong naval force at some point on the Gulf. The frigate £wjywrAanast satis to day; the Poichattan leaves Philadelphia soon, and special orders have been sent to the frigate tSofons, at Asp in wall, and tp the St, Zs'iit, at Pensacola.

Yesterday morning a tiro broke out in tbe upper story of iho building occcnpied by Jos. Colleu as a boat atom, and by P. W. Stanhope, commission merchant, and consumed the 2d, 3d and 4th stories, and extending to the House occupied by Isbam dr Fisher; loss $20,000, — Folly insured.

arri age Springs and Aids! A LARGE SUPrLY, at fobK F. L. CEISAED A SOS’S.;

Sent under seal to any address,posf-peii, on the receipt of two postage stamps, by addressing Hr. CHAS. J. C. KUNE, 4S0 Tint Avenue, New York, Post Box 4AM ioj£9!yP

Hay Press Hope, | Best quality, at ■ ' t novtii P- L. (1RIRARD 4 SON’S.

SITE yOTJE MOHEY. ! ANI> la/ at the Chtap Caab Store /oar Triads* i-uh. Uoar Locki, or an/ (.iM/btt tier*! Id btuMiag abbiue or (bop, (or ce bare an eicdkat UMtlmeat of Uint rood* «.J r.r/ drop. IUT1UWAY k CO.

COME ftCICK! OR jnq «ill la too hie to jet iaj of Huai - Urjnodie*. Usui, Robr« r *<*-. Ut4t ttiejr ire telling at *uch aoArant of k>* prim at Vibe Cheap CMn SlMe. - . -• j’-'7 IUT1UWAV t CO. .. Fanners, Attention! WK hive 'tic btrt link Is thl* nutlet of CIWIU.ES, SCYTHES, SNATHES. KU«v In fvt, ill LfoJi of Timing - ItoptenebU, u fTtatlj r. JiietJ prM, 4t TLe Chun lui Store. , HATHAWAY ACU. Boots'an) Bljocsi RejvaJ a ijoc?tl> a the lirgcst mil Ee»t stock lit tM« tecUon, ibO 13 jisrIiuciI ilact the renal 4eJine In pr-.tbi, U Ttt Cheip Cuh Store of . HATHA WAV a CO. -

HARDWARE! — HARDWARE!! X'OW KtX’KJ VIXC direct frt4n the Importer*, Ilw very h«»l tuk*»of«U kjudi u( IluU< ..ml u price* UKVOtO COUPETITION’, At 71 « "I b'Jj* Caih Store" of . HATHAWAY k CO.

nj tm mj Wc hare the be,t *v>ck of Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Kice, &c., &e„ m (hr Iiwrlet, and, »1 every, twJy knewt, u« *cll!n; them wry for, at 71* Cheap CaA Etar*.' .-HATHAWAY* COl;

o am, * S. »j * 3P y • DB. E. B. MUiLET, HAV1SG pern ■Dent)}' located In VeTaj - , Ii prepared t<» Jo all kind* of dentil Kin work, it reasonable pri«tOffice, north side of Jdaln * Ire tt,.or penile mo It. K.cWrt. angSMf" '

LANE & BODIEY’S PorlaWe Steam Circular Saw Mil), Will b« la operation and Rawing tomber at Vxiltodt Wtnt:ciM GREAT AGEICClTERAL FAIR! * .At Cincioratl, SopU ]Stb toSOlh. OHIO STATE FAIR, Uijwn, SopU SStoSWi. KENTUCKY STATE FAIR, Bowling Grwa, Sopt. 18th to Kd. 1M LHASA STATE FAIR, InJlsnipolU, October 23J to 2Slb. ’ »ng39-£in

Livery, Sale fy Feed iStable. rjmt; l’nuhrsioked has_fitted up the stable on Pike street, opposite Faulkner’s Saddlery snop, and In tends keeping constantly on bud a good stock 6( HOR.SC K'BED, &.C., &.C., {or the actocniaodaiioa’of the pnbllc. I eat very tbaakfj folly solicit a coni' my n*w Stable. 49* Hones vlll trained, at miooal ; Caron, and tespeet- ' pnbllc patronage at >d and taken care of, ml rates, CHARES LEMON. Vs ray, Aug. 29, l&iO.-if