Indiana Reveille, Volume 43, Number 46, Vevay, Switzerland County, 14 November 1860 — Page 2

"I wouldn't give five dollars for the whole lot,’* said he, taming toward oma' of, b» eompanioiU, 1 “Would p. wiijy . ’‘I should get plagoily tak«n in if I did, ,y said the little min, after ex* fining the articles., ’ ;‘ .“People are mistaken |a their ideas of donation'parties* Said the minister, smiling at thair earnestness. ; “If those who atterid them would; carry pioiey, with which ominister might boy what he needs most, or even car* ry useful articles, donation* parlies ( might, perhapr, be desirable; bnt as a general thing, people take whatever the happen to have" by theto-r-many times it is something which they can* not use themselves, and thjnk it U jnst the same an raoOey to thorminis* ter. Now, one lady placed twenty shillings in my band, and I consider* cd* her present larger than, all the others together. put, including that, I have not received enough in value to replace my carpet, which was 'spoiled by having lamp-oil and eggs spoiled upon it.'* ■ ■- had no idea that donalion-par-flas were of so little profit,” said Mr. Gilbert, aa he went out. “Hereafter 1 shall raise my voice against them.*' * A few days after, Mr. Lewis received, a note, stating that the parish had voted to raise his salary to five’bon; drtxTdollars a year, to he paidjquar* 'terly. This was entirely satisfactory, and henceforth bo vvaa troubled with no more donation parties.- •,

! In Georgia, tbs vole for Bell is Ibot a few.hundred smaller than that for Breckinridge, bdt as there is not an ’actual' either Bell, ! Breckinridge, of I|oiigIas—as requir* ed by the Constitution of the —the election goes into the Legisla* tore, which ia strongly Breckinridge. The PitUhnrg Gazette estimates Lincoln's plurality in Pennsylvania at from 70,000 to 80,000. His maj. over 1 all about 65.000.

INDIGNATION NESTING. ?’ Patriot) Nov, 6, I860. At a meeting of the citizens of Patriot ami vicinity, in the School Douse last night, a !tioaimiUte were appointed to draft resolution? indicative of .the feel* I ings of the citizens, in'jelalion fo thei case of James Dever, at the last term of the Court at Vcvay. j Al a called meeting of some two hundred of the citizens of this 1 couuty today, tbeftlloVing resolutions; were presented by said Committee, and being read, were adopted by the unanimous consent of all present: WncRgAs,- At the recent leipt of the Circuit Court of this judicial district, held, : at Vevay in this county, twelve men on' their oaths convicted a man by the name/ of J amesDevcf, of a crime the most odious and heinous known in the annalaof human depravity—a crime loathed and detested by every husband; father and brother, not'degraded by ignorance and brutal passions below the- level of beasts of prey—a crime that every just man bates with.a perfect billed. And whereas, said twelve men, stilt on their baths.'after finding the culprit guilty of the aforesaid crime,'charged in the indictment, unaccountably sentenced him to the trilling punishment of two years confinement in- lhat scbool of vice, the State's Prison, to be turned loose at. the end of that brief period; twofold'more a child of bell than when he tattled It.And whereas, 1 under a well meant but mistaken clemency, originating in a misplaced hope of (reformation,' many honest but weak men, in their sympathy for the unfoitunate; guilty, forget the ' duties they owe to society, thus joining hands with the profligate, and abandoned sympathizer, vviitr the detected viololor of law, ami forming .a public opinion adverse to the ends ol justice and the public peace, and security. And whereas, under the influence of this vitiated public opinion, the. worst and most revolting of crimes \ ate multiplying from the center to the circumference of this great nation, in every State and Territory of the' Union, filling our courts of justice, bur jails and I Slate's, prison’s with burglars, highway robbers, murderers, seducers and viola-1 lots of female cliasiity, thus burdening i the Wealth and labor of the producing and useful classes with heavy and yearly 1 increasing tales. And whereas, under the evil influences above named, a tcyil incarnate, recently committed that most monstrous of all human atrocities, a rape, upon the young but simple heatled wife lot an industrious, honest, but unrelf-re-1 ii3at citizen, under circumstances endangering the life of the helpless victim ef bis beastly passion, and her unborn child, the young wife having become a young mother in less than six weeks from the commission of the infernal deed. And whereas, the victim ol this outrage is the daughter of one of our oldest and must respectable inhabitants, ami extensively and respectably connected with many of our most reliable and worthy citizens by consanguinity, and by the mote enduring ties of social and . moral obligations ot neighborly intercuusse, in the exchange of mutual courtesies and | favors. And w hereas, this unpardonable j rin w as committed in our midst, and the finding of the verdict of guilty,' and as ■ the total and unaccountable inadequate- j ness of the punishment, to the enormityj of the crime, rests upon a Jury of this I county, it becomes our duty, and as we think, the duty of alt advocates of jus-! lice, in this judicial district, to manifest j in.some suitable and proper way, deles-

X5rThp population of the Territory of Kansas, according to tho lata census, is one hundred and nin$thqoS’ and four hundred and ono. Thi«is exclusive of tho Pike’* Peat 'legion, which amounts to about seventy -five thousand more.

DELIN

LIST.

Township*

FALL CAMPAIGN;*

1 -U37 or LANI A. TLKXBD, t K FORTKSXON.PAY THKK FOR THE YE nwinsLAJtp coo: , j*'; Jvfferao , Delinquent No. 5pontlM addition to 1 land and ImprovenK Ac, 11 cent*; Ux of 31 cent*. Ikltoqaeut So. 6— Xo. 6 In I*. Ihtfunr’* I' l and UaproTtmontj 11 cents; tu of ISO «CL». Delinquent Ko.* 10 'JTS ud it 7 In lie i ; To«n of Verst-,- Vale ;£i0,WI; delinquent ta *< cents; total Uses, Delinquent No. 16Eajt norner of the Xt -f.ToxnJ, IUn|o2, \ land ud la pro v enter , Ac, $2,31; tax of 18St ’ I'tJlnqneift'NV, 1jol ilia North-* cit qu Kanrei 100 acrw; i intent*,- ?l 111 UO, del of IKa.Al3.ISi lout

13 AND TOWN LOTS.* RKRAISING DELINQUENT, KENT OF TAXES I)IT ON' HR A. D. 1SSS,'SITUATE IX rrv, Indiana : t Ttmiblp.

Delinquent No. U9—John Farrell.— South-east comer or the NortH-eist quarter of Section 23, Town fi. Range 12,-3 acres; value of land am! improvements, $30; delinquent tax, 4 c, 27 cents: Ux of 1860, $2 IS; total taxes; $3 <5. > Delinquent No. 169—The heirs of Franklin 0. Gray, North end of fritlional section 2, Town 3, Range 5, 50 acres; value of land, $300; delinquent tax, Ac, *2 68; tax oMSGO, $3 65; total taxes. $6 33.

STIRLING TIMES!

COMPETITION DISTANCED II

Charles W. Andrew. Core»v: l*t No.'#J3; nice of ntj, 811,00; deUoqttut Ux 1K0, lb Cents; total tUU

CCT The new dimes and half dimes for i860 have appeared; the thirteen stars are omitted, and on'the reverse the piece is enCircled with a sheaf of corn and other native products.

Wait No Longer.

tcadeaj at Xaxamh. Let addition (a Vera;; nine of A 10,00; delinquent tax Ac, 11 ceoU; total taxes M

OUR GOODS ARE HERE! Aim SUCH an amp of Cheap and first Claw Ooodiwu nerer before made In anjbcow of the Moumalcr, >

Delinquent No. 276-John Marsh Lot No* 4 in the Toi# n of Btnninglon; value of lot and improvements, $(5; delinquent lax, Ac, 35 cents; tax of *1866, 33 cents; total taxes, 92 cents. Delinquent No. 386-John C. Sisson. Part of the East half of the North-east quarter pf Section.28, Town 4, Range 3, 9 acres; value of land, $10; delinquent Ux, - Ac,- $6 76; tax .of i860, 40 cents; total taxes, $7 25. . Delinquent No. 416—Tho Heirs of Joseph' Smith, South-east comer of the South-east quarter of Section 14, Town 4, Range 12, 22 acres and 50 hundreds of an acre; value, of land, $225; delinquent lax, Ac,’ $2 PI; tax of 1360, $2,75; total taxes, $4 76. Craig Towntlilp.

-Nirk Adilnj. Lett Xc*. >rt» ration addition to the ifof lot* and iinprd semen is. t. Ac.Cice&U; tax.of 1K0, 9«nu. • r

Philadelphia 'cityvoteo Lincoln 89;08l, Breckinridge 21.557, Dong1m 7.983, Bell 6,036- , * Leavenworth, Kot, XL—pom* plele returns from the Territorial electron for members .of the House of Representatives, show 7 * large Republican majority in that bpdy New Orleans, Nov. 8. Mr.- plurality |n Louisiana is probably 25,00. : The majority against negro suffrage in New York is about 50,000.

CO" The total number of deaths in New Orleans last week was 156; not one from yellow fever. , j '

■UC. AbVHt. . TLe North-rUi-Tett quaitfr of lection t ami 2J-1W iff*#; nine of u, f3I9,W; delinquent Ui, . total Ui» j. $15,28. John Itojrd. The Cut »We irter of tecUoD 29, Tom 2, tlae of land and ImproveInqucnt Ur, fee, $9,5t; tax taxer, ffi.W. V ' ‘ •Amanda L, Hafvur. t/dt til tDufaut'i addition to >aiue of k'U and improvelent Ux. Jec/CS eenUi tax f 1,41.

Liffits Rich Paris Silks, Black Silks—all grade*, Morellaa, , Pointed Mehnocs,

Rep Merinoer, Rich Styles Fancy Delaines, Traveling Goods, Ac., fmbru-taf tn MJortBwrat (hit for Haity and tj(.met cinuo( bt ui] y to prices vXv yju nv Harr Aai alt yuur twm rm, ’ ’ At Tkt -Cht-p Cuh Store" of: llATIUWjlT i: CO.'

'N.KW AUVEHTIHliiMliNTS.

Delinquent Xu. ItUXo). 73 and 71 In Sb tbc Thwn of Vevay; inept*/ (53,00; de'Jnq of m, TO centr. tot Delinquent Xo.SIOof Ut No. 231a Orlgi loiprottmeno. (Nh d t*t of IjCO, tot _ IMInqnent Xu. 233 •Xu. II- la Center prorerottO,.( 30; dclli of ISCO, (3,17; total U ‘ Delinquent Xo. 233 Won aide of the South town 3, rtnje 3, IU *

DaxM C. rain. One-half ialVevaj; value of lot and Itnqneni lax, Ac, 71 cent*: d laser, ?(,TS.

Tbo Congressional delegation stands 2i Republicans to 9 Fusion.

Mrayed,;

; Delinquent No. 105-rLonna- Griffith. North end of the North-West quarter of Section 7, Town 2, Range 3, C3 acres; vattie of land aniUmpiovcmenls, $1 *5; delinquent tax, Ac, $t 60; tax of ISGO. $t 96; total taxes, $9 56.. Delinquent No. 122—The Heirs of George Hobson. North east quarter of the' .North-west quarter of Section 4, Town 2, Range 3, ICO acres: value of landa, $L 500; delinquent tax, Ac, $ 14,73; tax-.of 1660/$15 70; total.taxes, $30 4S.

A Beautiful Varictu of U;l ll!tkt d«irw, Ladlta Centre. Opera II«J. C! 0 , re, Wooten Sire, re, ‘ nrw* Trimming*, *c„ ud ('*«», Chm, Ckm HATHAWAY A GO.

-Xewberap G1en»oa. 1 hot are; value, of tot and in* sues I tax, 4c, (3,33; tax ,cr. (dji. -Ifeitu of Genrx* Ilntwon. we-t quarter of Section 31. rer; value of land and fmi nqntn*. tax. 4c, (5,33; tax iae* $30,72. -Thooioi Hendrick*. lot in ofVeray: value of lot 3; delinquent tax, 4 c, bt H; total later, (l.SI. *.

prendre* of Georcc Buchanan, near ; Hartford. Ohio Ccuotv, tnd., ■ - on the night of Sunday, till in>l„ rtew A MG I IT BAV 31.0 IK CO|.T. two jeart old-next Snrlos, W fc^ m "\t 3' r of iI* aft, larje limbed,'whitertar jf M In the fore teal." A literal reward will be liren for the Colt, or rellahie ioknuaUan at to lit where*- ’*■*“' Wo I’LKASAST UlTIIAXAX. : Xov.* U. ISCO.-Sw- - ichPL&V, ■

D* The follow inggentlemen have been selected as Jurors for the.term of L’nited States Court, which commences at Indlanapolw,Dn the 19th lost., viz: 1

prorements (W3; del

of lew, (12,37; total 1 Delinquent Xo. 303Xo. W In Original Ti and ItnprorentenU, (1

Twenty Per Cent. Saved;! In boring food, mt TV “Cheap Cash Store." ' HATHAWAY L CO-

grand jraoas, November term, IfioO. ■; Damilton''Smllhi George A.Ric knell, Jameir P.’Atlefl,. Jacob U, Maynard, ■B,:P Scbermerhorn, JohnB. Coffrotli,Joseph Hiitine. ■ O. \V. McConnell,' Prapcis A/Sliuup, Patrick II. Jewett, John B Boyle, Solomon Meredith, John Law,' ■ Alexander Johnson. Tlio'sC.SIauphter.RJlircchinridge.Mr,, JosephBeiuusda(]tr,MikhatlG. Bright. TRAVERSE JCU)$S, xovtiMaiR term,; IU00. John Ils'gcrti : dcorge C. Snow, John T. Mo’rijson, A. J.-.Huckelbtrry, Mahlun D. Manaon, George Edgetly, William M. Kea,' A. D.'Hawkins, NelsoirH; Torbct, I Lewis Jordon; Sen., J ojm Dumont. .' ; James K. Heed, Lemuel iV Gentry, " s; It/Bryant, Josiah Harding, " William I*. Drum, George' McOuar, " James Dick; W; B. Krambhaar, rAbcl L. Morgan, . Benjamin T. Clark, David McDonald, Win. U. Bryan,/ Norman il. Boss.'

CcnU; lax of led), f I, Ifdtai)ittnl Xo. £■)- 37,40 ah>l 47,(0 P, Pol

J. P. La real ft. Ut) N'm. tor'* addition to Ibe Town t and tafimcmtot*. £73; l cent*; In of ltd), $1,(11;

\ CHOICE PEi.ECriOJf cf rOV.VET$. Iperfert UiqtlM,) vlth 4 lirpfl ufHamel Tnmiulflji la ci»lclj* it 7*r “CLc*pC*& Stbrt*'* HATHAWAY 4 CO. r -

GTGRAND CUANCE!^ JHREBPINE FARMS, ; *• OXI,V*i EACH i • .

of Vtrij-; value of lot delinquent lax, fcc, t total lair*,' $I,H. ■ Delinquent Xo. 4 XI Hyuiguffiory. fort of i Town of Votij; rains 5)0; ddlnatKm tax, A cents; total taxes, IH ’ Delta*)unit Xo. 611) XoOl, Jian4J3.!n t! value of Iota anil Imj-r tax, 4c, tax o

Delinquent No. 163—Samuel'. Kern — South tndof fractional Section I, Towii 2, Range 4, 161; acres; value of la ml and improve men Is, Si 325; delinquent las, 4 c, 13 20, tax of I860, $15 M; ioU1 (axes, $29 03. .

-Ttie.Udr* of llngh S. t lx* Xo. 7 In tbe Original ■ of tat and Imjirorerntnu, 44 cent*; tat of IKK), 54 inis;", ■ ; -tieoj-ft SI. Horen. Loti etfripittil Torn ofVetaj-; iciocats, 5)03; (Idiot]nent 1HW, fO.tt); total tales,

SEVEX T1 [OL'S.VN D DOLL A US* imtTI! OF Vabablc 1‘roperti lo be illitdLutcd amoop the ihicebnlrieri, In •” *

Shawls for the Million! QH.K SHAWLS, Squire Shawl*. If 10J Uwvhe, Ua*krl tail Net Shawl*, and ittacb iaic print u to ai'.uubfa cvcrv bodv. m, HATHAWAY 4 00.

SEWALDAXY, hDUNA,

Delinquent No;,20l—Surah McKay.— Part of fractional Section 2, Town 1, Range 4, 290 acres; value of lands ami improvements; $1 65iJi delinquent tax, 4tt, $4025; tax of I860, $18,50: to’ai taxes, $38,84.

Saturday,January 12,1801.

COXBVCTED BV I'. J. AVaLDO. \ ■ .'*■ j ■ ■ ■ ■ : ■ ■

‘ r CF.ZTIFICATES, OXLY $1. XACtt!^ The Wloitlns (* & partial tut nf tie rruforte: IW Acrif n»f Fanning ? $J,;NO 00

Delinquent No. 6|7- Sample S«GeM.. I/* No. 7j Hi4 of Lou Sc ft AO In Alt. Sterling; value of Lute mil iiupru' eaicnU, S3.IJ; tKiluuucnt *?«. Ac, lii t ISOS, $1VJ. total uiw, ' , ’ J * Dettn'inent No. tV—U on Shutt. South half of North-#e*t quarter of Section-Jo, Town i Kau;e Watte*. AnJ the We*t .«Meof (be Northei-t uiiarter of Section ‘JO. To* ft J. Dance S,UJ acreo. \oltie of land* anti iin|iruvciccntv delinquent Us, Ac, iTUl; tax of 1HW, $10,10; two! latu, jli,l7, ■"■■ i

CUSTOM-HIDE C10THDTG.

WEDNESDAY, XOVKlfBEU It, )$W

‘ JJcliuquenl Nu; 217—Jnraci Munn.— The liasl half of ihe North-east quarter of Section 33, Town 4, Range 42, SO acres; value of laud and iuipruveiiienls, $450; delinquent tax, Ac, $i 79; uv 0 t 1660, 55; total; taxes, $] | 34. • Delinquent Nn.:309—Frederick K.C. Schitbelbine. ■ Part of the 'Ravi halfot the Suutli-easl : .qunrirr (if. Section-.9, Town 3, Range 12; 51 acres and 52 hundredths of an acre. And jmt'of the North east quarter of Section 10, Town 3, Range 12J [0 acre*, .\dine of lands ami improvements; $J9H; delinquent ’ax, $o 12; tax - of ‘1560, $[ i0; lutul in- •, $9 22.

A y “l 1 * 1 ; * e haTC tbe Mhi U*t UMUfd LZtZ * -v

ICPif? notice can be taken of knonymoiu eo mill a olci lions. WhiU'T'ir Is Intended for l»tenlOD mast be authenticated l>y the nihio and add ran of the writer; not necessarily for publi-; rnlion, bat a* a guarantee «f good faith. We' cannot nndeitaka to return rejected articles.-

la ' - i Yiooo -to •< •< ■« •* ; . , mo ru 1 1 ypbn>l>I Gold Hunting Cued Watch, .lid DO jltlue *• sg 00 ; - KJril-ckffl Sewfn- Jtacldnc*, $>VMch, ; 100 00 ; 3 b'tfljii.lclaii do 33.each, lit Ml 1 Antcrtiku Watch, ., i - ' 5i 00 1 t-*;ra VfoJinecllo, - 40 00

(tor rJuUJnf If ftf our own nnuCactare.w th*l lumhwnnn inn* whit If.rr are luitior, md a-1*. |)Hcr*, w e have no c-tn^ctilioa. 1 * Tif ’‘Ctttj* CfttL letter?-** ' *■ HATHAWAY 4 UO.

trrAlt Legal AdTertiscmenU pa j able lu ad* ranee, or when AtDdartt Is made; In nO case tnbjcct to the delay of legal preeen. -JJTf'All trarutcnl adrertUenlentilo be paW formrariably Inadraace, ,

I hue sBver 11 an ting-cased Liref lVilch, 1 SO W I Heavy IfulA Veit O.sId, ' J, : • 21 00 1 Sett Stiver Tables) ootir, i • : ‘ -Is QO 1 1 irtt VUo Gold Jevelry, no and Rings, 25 00 11 “ • “ “ “ «! 20 00 (I “ “ - -I; Id 00 1 ** ** ;• ■ i ■, !•» (JO I ** Sihrer IVscrt , Spoons; . 12 CO * Hold and Silver t'hains, Rrtaitpln*, I.Dckti*. SI1(ver Wcuhes. Rrarelco; Earrlngr. Hold'Pens, i Pencil Case*. Watch Key*, Slide*, St-tie and Charms, Hook'. Pictures, Maps, ntid various other articles id ornament and utility, wurth from 25 cents to 925. and completing HX Cl IP THE MOST ATTRACTIVE SCHEMES ever nlh-re.llo the pub- ■ lie. The articles are all In good older, and are marked at the Invest cash prices. If you take a | share, yoa cannot ksc much, and may

UelliKlueot Xo.-Ol— of William Scluuddu- Tan of fractional Seetions f and t>, Tuvn l ( Range 2.51 aero; value of laud pud Ituinurement*, 9S25. ilcita'inmi to, 17,10; tax of 1«0, .’total toes $ le.sk ' lieHtti’tieut Xu, 7;g>—Rolen Torrance. Xorth aide of Xortb-ekt qdarter.of rccRvti 2S, Town 2, Range 2, IT i«t‘i value of land and .Improve* meuu, 9’J75. last Jf*. 224 in J: K, Hufour'a addition to the Toon of Vet ay; value of lot and Improvements, 910; total value of taxable*, 91,‘u.y, tlelitntueht to, Ac, 913,43; tax of ISM, SIOJJ •> total taxes, 930,(£h ■ - ■■■ ' -Vo. 731—John Truitt, .i'dad nisi rati >r of 1’. TniIll's Estate—Jan,m) Truitt and John U. Hastings. Snitlls half of sonlh-vre*t quarter of fcctlnn 30, Tuan 2, Kongc ( 2, Ib aeres. South half of tl.e North-east quarter of Sect kina'. To an 2, Range 2, bU'acrvs; valueoTIasiJs and Improve* menu, 91,450; delinquent to, Ac, 97,W; tax uf ItW, 912,40; tola) to9s, 9.7,39.1 . Hdiiuiuent No, 771— Vevay and Versailles TuinpUe Company, Iji! No. HO In .U« encctP hd’titiun t s Vevav; val‘>» or tot, 92Jp delinquent tax, Ac, Xft cents; tax of IsOO, 35 emits; local toe*, t<3 ceuta.

C 11.01 H2,_ CiMimrrrl, TwrH*. Jr*n*, and all / oilier kind* of ilen‘« wvir. i. ten lariraoiA nlj, ar.d at j-rten T»rotr-H.» ]«r rent. Itarr thavhHt year. ■ HATHAWAY t Cl). ■

■ .CAUTION T9. TUB PUBLIC.

I - The public are" cautioned against one dollar bills ou the Bank, of the State of Indiana altered to o’«, which have lately appeared. " The difference |niay be plainly observed by tbe center piece. in the pretended 3’s bcing round in place of oblong. .(The .figures. 1 arc extracted and 3 substituted.: Tbe Je iters okb under j he'signatures are ext racjpd and. Ttinsd; Bubbthqted.— Tbe lettcira one noLUn in the ccntoj Ipteco are extracted and , the - letters three : substituted, The hsads of S. Merrill end S., C. Sample of the one dol)ar,biU are, ancliangcd, while the beads of the genuine three dollars bills "are thoso of Bishop Ames: and c. .a: Rose. : .; I- • ! ■ ; JAMES M. RAY, Cashier, . Indianapolis,. i860.

liny Cheap—Sell Cheap, IS the |.ur.col « Ter “Cheap Cuh 5:nrr, and lliq wir (iMuiurr. m> vnlg far tthuUkry lujf. li.rjj.av fur rw *aj dii;,.

Delinquent Nil. 350-R.iVrt Torrance. Pitt df the past half of the South west quarter of Sec1ion'3l, Tow n 2, Range 5, 20 acres. Value of laud ami iiupi,ivetnenls, $U5; delinquent tax, Ac, fil U; lax of 1560, $1 19; total lE\i-s, 82 33.. : ; Deli nquciitNV3f»3-. Unknown. . p J: i Of fractional Scclu.r' i s f » n aI1 .,* e 5, 3 acres; ;vslue' of land, $15; delinquent Ux, Ac, 16 rents; ta\ of i6-;0,'ll cents; total taxes, 30 ctms. ‘

Carpenters Tools, ' COOPER’S TOOLS, Hand Saws,

Dlukc a Good l!»rj;ulti l

a» sont t aremfetn to d * ro, and you ."land at good a chance as any' one else. The utmost' fairness and Impartiality all! It rhemi.- ■

CROSS CUT SAWS, Wfl ff evrrj ktfj; f ta (*•(, J 1 HI Uih lilic Of iliij It r/*oJ Hathaway & Co.

A dd roll orders fur Cert if calc* to J. II. I.ATO.V & CO.< New AHany, Indiana.

Ucliuqnetit No. 775—The Heirs of Peter Vanbriggle.. Half of Lot So. 7o. in' Hrigina! Vevay; value of lot ati-i'improvement*, 9sdvIinqucLC lax, ic ; td cents; to ot Itwi, trial laves, S1.sk. ■ ' " . '• ■ ■ ■

Delinquent No. 373—|}ulert Wake' held. Putt of (Cu.Njulh caM quarter of Section 21, Town.2, Range 3, 22 av/es; vaiue of land aud improvcmems, $2-75• delinquent tax, &c, $5.51; i«* „f . ; l€du, $5,85, Tolu) taxes, $11 3tL

ELECTION-RETURNS.

97'Ayeots vauUvl In every Tnaii xml village, to whom the most HUnl iudoecminis are offered. Addrc:sasabove. uovM-td

■KjrBelow wo givs /returns frora| most of the States. It will he seenj that the Teuton ticket has carried New Jersey. aad Lincoln the balance i pf the fires States., . Bell has carried Tennessee, Keutncky, anil Missouri; 1 Maryland and Virginia Eli II L id donht. Breckinridge has carried the rest ? of the Slave States. * '

■ ■ ■ ar. o. «>. 3p. ■ "vrOTICE It hereby jiven, that at a regular meet-; J. V *!ny of Patriot Ixvlge. So. 9, 1/ I), t). V., at their Hall Id Patriot, Indiana, cm the evening of Xovvmber tilts, itHM, there will be an election held to elect three Trustees—to serve from date of alec* lion to June 3t>th, ltd, or until their suceestors J. C. Vtl.I.Ky. Pennaneut Secretary.; ' ■ November 7, ItOJ,—3t ■ ;. ■ ■■

: isellrvient Xo. 772— Ciihbu-rn. Lot No. 4S ln (he Tu*u of Mount Sterling; value of lot and im* proveuieuLv 9M; dclmiurnl tax, Ac, S3 cents; tax of lew, 91,15; total tave*. 91,9m. IsclinqiicntXn. 7i2—l itknOwii. la.t Xo. 4!1 In the Toon of JlOUnf Sterling; vdtto of lot 915; ddicqucnt Acj 22 cents; lax of l.-vO, 21 cents;

HAY PRESS ROPE,

STATE Op INDIANA,' ) SwiTZK«L*MI CbU.STV, J CT ■

» fun »aj.j.|v . f *)| ,.-J,rr r u Al',^.

l IArij*AVVAV* CO.

|| 'if**,. A,iv*if»V***p-K' L **- -W-t |a«m | frotu,Mr. Jpurcaw/lderk of (lie steamer : Superior, that the steamer Conncstoga land Switzerland rolled at half-past 'Wo o'clock on Sunday. morning, five | or ,six/wiles below Aurora, by which cook-house ’.of the :■ Switzerland w«Zhmiisbed, anti an | engine >1 gabled. An arm and leg oi jone ol ; the, engineers were broken, |kad a German woman's. skull, was v fraclnrcd : by a falling! box*- ; A nu ra ■, jberof,ibe>)wilzerland'e passengers brought to tliis’city last night } by the steamer Superior. The Conpestoga wasasceuiling the.river with 1 a .two , of empty bargee, and the j Switzerland wa*. bound for J'ew Orleans with.a: heavy: freight.—Zoim- | villc Journal. ' -

iPcIInquriit.Xu. ;?2—Cnknown, Lot Xo.Joip the loan vf Mount .SlerliDt;; ialu«' cf M 9io ; dulIuqiicDtlax,Ac, Stcei.U; taxuf IHAI,bScvnu, total lu«i< W cent*.

Ii i*«ni.iSLtr IV.Uomihi.v, Auditor,' ill ami lur said County, hent<v crmfv | Uiat'tlie foregoing is a toned 1,im v f u.e j Lunds and Town Lois, returned deiin l«juent ft-r Uie'nainjisynti nt ot tuxes due | on them lor tbc year IWJ, in iir e sdcial I’ownsl.ips of JtlTefion, York, I’oicy. Cotton, Pleasnm, aid Craig, in amd County, l>y Hie County ,'J'ie.iMifer at In* lost animal settlement, matte with the Auditor on Ibe tlmd .VloiKl.iy of .March, ItjGO, and still remaining delinquent ( uI such non payment of taxes, m t ms and that the above und tureening usst-vs-mciits ol delinquent taxes, inn-real, and per cent., and taxes fur inc vear l5, - .0, ale the just ami true atumiitt<, with which said Lands and Tima Lois are legally and proper;) chargeable, and that Said List has teen duty recorded in ir.v office* ' * j

especially, indignant 'disapprobation of the trilling sentence of the Jury upon their O'vn verdict of Gim.Tr— Therefore Resolved, That we r citizens of Patriot anil vicinity, under a deep cense of duty to ourselves, to society, and to the God of Justice, do hereby express out unchangeable hatred of the crime com milted, our heartfelt sympathy with the husband, father and friends, and especially with the victim of Ihti unnatural: monster in human shape; and out unqualified disapprobation of the light punishment affixed to such heavy guilt.. Resolved, That our fellow-citizens everywhere, but especially in this County, be respectfully' and earnestly requested to join us, in all legal and proper efforts, to procure such a change in ourciiminal code as witlsecuretiie people in all future time against the recurrence of a verdict of guilty, and such a punishment following it, as in the case now before ua. j., That .in fhe opinion of iliia meeting, dur criminal f code. 5 , shbilld:' be ipeCdiiy revised, and so amended thal the exact: punishment, of .'each and every crime, should be fixed by law, leaving to the Jury- no ,other duty than the finding cf guilty'or not guilty, Resolved, That the punishment of all great’ crirttes, such as murder, burglary* anil rape,'should be imprisonment ■ ard hard labor for life, without the benefit of Clergy'or.Executivc clemency. S -.V:And Relblvdd farther, That U is our deliberate?, belief: that. this . unalterable and .fixed‘lifelong punishment fur. crimes of (he first magnitude, and'this, atone, will meet' the necessities of the,times; and (urn'the State's prisons, now the schools office; into castles of protection to'persona and property, as; ‘ was.' the intemigp.an^.expectation of their original projectors:and, founders,; -V ' Resolved, Thoj' the proceedings of this meeting be fotwariled.-by the Secretary, to the Vevay Reveille and News, and that the Editors be respectfully requested to give them a place in (heir respective paper*. J. M. SctiJjTQ.T, Ptcs'l. R. R. Rotes, Secretary.

HARDWARE. -U.l. WIpj lil’V I* IJIjtUV.Rl', h.u’4 tnj.nl>. nlUTnvlve.rtll A tl--0.(1;. l uh - fur •> **• HArilAWAY i CO.

Delhqccut So. -VJ7 —A. C. AVImWrer. : Ut No. Wl h J* t\Dufuiir> addition to tnlue\>r lot amt Improvement*, Irti.dvlluqnviit lax, kc, ?7 cent*; tax Of leOV; *1,W; total Uxc*, £1,61, York TowunlUp.

gl , majority; - ’ c ''Maine, 25.00P fcr Lincoln. v Indians, about ; £5,00.0 for Lincoln. ; lliippisV &boul 20,000 for Lincoln.. Michigan, 25,000. to 30,000 , for Lincoln. : : , : a- * ,• . New Yoik, abont 50,000 for.Lincoln, Wisconsin,20,000 for Lincoln, ■' . Kbndo lilsnd, abbot. 5,000 for ■JjmooIoV : , 1 1 V : V ■ ,■ ‘ PeonBjrlvaniai 70,000 for Lincoln, New . about .10,000 Jor Lincoln. J . Massaehnntts,60,: (o 70,000. for Lincoln.* ' ; J

Ohio gives

>mcbln abo

it 40,000

Dellnquuit'Xo. Id—I-cmocd Allen,' fouth jfde of n)Qth-*e?t qaatterof b'ectkiti 29, Town 2, liaiige 1, IW acre*: .value oPUud anJ Itoprutcmtuu, itWO,- delicti neat lax, Ait, g-.'US; tax uflM-u, 916,Wi total laxei, 92>,02,

Boots nub Sljoes.

l>elmqptent Xo, TS—llearj Cohn. ‘ [j>t '.Vo. 29 fn Jane* It. Campbell*, addition to the To no »f Florence; value of tut and Itnpromceo;*, 9111; delinquent lax, &c, tax of It 60. cm lal laita, ■ : Delinquent Xo. r(—The lidn of Daniel V. Dofotir v part of fractional rict jotu 1 nod 2, Towu l, Hanfe 5, 3t acre,; of land and Improvctnentiv 9KJ0; ilelldqncut lax. Ac, 9nt,CC; tax of Ieta,99tK»; total tai«, fliws, DftlnqncntIti—Jolsu Dunn, lot Xu. 22 In Matin’* addition to Florence; value of lot and int-: pnivement*, 9IS: delinquent tax, Ac, lu cent,; UX of 16W, 9l,0J; total taxes 91,13. - _ Delinquent Xo. 21+—J«onc< UtKnrkbcU. So*. S ami 10 iu Ibc. Original Town of Florence; tallicof Jots and improvement*, 9IS; delinquent UX.-ac,. 9*AM; tax of 1600, '*3,56; lotal taxei. #6 3i). i ‘

.1 Trrj ht ff .rodt rw tl.*- Trtjf U* ul ( »a i 'i* *™*u tt* o....ut«M<.r«n > at«l (£< re>l at pnr, t u 71, ct^p t *>lt -t'.j;, HATHAWAY 4, I'O.

II, R. HALES; Is sw iiECEinsa .ixn openixo ms largest aw) bt»l wlectod stuck of Fall and Winlor Dry & Dross Goods,

ft-ROGER IE Si-' A Iwgr Sl<<k. “Wifi Jn (Jua/iij." [n « Tbr il>eajt •.'uITKtorr.

Debts & Shoes, Hats & Cops, ■ Hnrdtvart, Queen stvprc, etc., etc,, Srer brought to BEXXlXGTOX,com’pHi[nf etefj •xrletj and Jijle umaliy kept In a Countrjr Store, til which will be sold on the most favorable terms It nijr friend* and patron*.. - ■ My slock wEJtjii la part as Wloiri f Ladies Dress Goods, Brown and Oleadhed Muslins, Checks, plain and fancy Css- J > imetes ami Satinets, One Broadcloths and Satins, Drilling, Ticking, As-- ■; ' ■' sorted Flannels, plain and fancy , Mgrinnes, Fancy Prints, Bere- ' ' ges, All-wool Dd nines. Per- ■' , ' siad Delaines, Jactonot, . • Swiss Muslin, Oriental i \ 1 '■! Lustre, , Worsted; Cloth, Hoods,

In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto set my hand, at Vevay, this 2d day of fvovtmber/A. D, ISCu,

f ATHAWAY & CO. Ver»r f IO(L, Oct-a. l6Ca—Im

LAWRENCE W. GORDON, •A minor J>. C.

): lUPOHTAST l/KTON SllKlFSTO.—It IS stated that in riuw oC; the increasing power pi uisunionists ini the South, the., conservatives •; Of (hat qnarter, headed by Henry 3,; of Mississippi; Alexander; II; Stephens/.'of Georgia;. L E. Morse, of Louisiana; Sam, Houeton, o r ,Texas, George. W. Jones, . of Tennessee;: Timotby ; and Wo. C. Rives, of Virginia; Albert Ru»t, of Arkansas, and Jani<?sGuthrie,:’of.Kentuckyintend issuing a manifesto, assuring the, people oftbo free Slates, that in uo’Jevent; will ;.lba constitutional election of Mr. Lincoln bo regarded ns a cause for breaking op the Union, unless ho should attack the rights of (be Sooth,

To tlie Tax. Payers} of SwilzoriaDd

Ifclinqncnt No. 30—The Ik!rt of II. B. ScjtnuKr.’ 1*1 No. II in Janie* II. l'aui|ilxl)*t ailili* IkiO'ta the Town of Florence; value uf lot and Itnjiromucntt, $5); delinquent tax, kt, tlcenU; tax of IdMI, M cent*; total taxes #1,01. Delinquent No. 3)7— Stephen tkuJder. Part «f 'Veil tit)*: of the Nortb-ea?i quint r of auction 35, Tonni Uanse a, II and SHOO acre*; value of land $100; delinquent tax, lx. 70 cent*; lax of iMttt, $1,53, tout taxes, $5,23,

notice,

■ * County, Indiana. ' I’nn aniler»fpii*d, Treasurer if u!j cnanir.iuH . lifcM the lax Parer* uf said cocttiy, that lit u «*w ready lu re.tirc taxes untbeltaidleatc for .the ytar.l. It, IMd. ' ■

HEREBY GIVEN/that on (be first 1.,Monday of January, A. D. ISGl, between (he hours of ten o’clock, A. 31. and 4 o’clock, P. M., rtf said day.al the GouiiHousc door in Vev«v. Swiimrland County,-Indiana, so much of each tract/ or parcel, of the foregoing Lands and Town Lots, returned and remaining .delinquent for the. non payment of taxes due on Uittn lor .the year iS&'wjU-be sold’by the County TreasUfcf of said County, at Publifc Auction and Outcry, as will be necessary to pay the taxes, interest, and charges due thereon at the day of sale . .

Betnrna from orida iudicatathat Breckinridge faab carried theSute by about 4,000 majonty. 1 Alabama. —The Montgomery .Mail Says that Breckinridge's plurality will be folly 10,000, in that S late.,. Rtcimoso, Ya., Nov. 0 ■

The n‘w of taxation fjrrakt year xrt u jy. lo»», to-vit: ; •

Forhute Purposes, IS cents on the 9 Kb vat* | uatuin, and SO ccul* on each poll. - PorCoamv : purposes,30 coots uii each Stub Valuation, «&4 ■ W wuU ou each jh>11. Fur school purposes, lit , canU oa each *lt*i valuation, and Su Malabo ’ each poll. Fur State Slbkiuf Fund patpoaca. S eeat* «n each glut) valasboa. FM.lhophrP*M of hut (ding Coart House, J3 cents on each f too valuation. * "la addition to the shore Stale, County,and Court Hoase tar, the Towtuhlp'Tsx in the different Townships, U as tolhiwi; JcfTcrsnix.—For Township purposes. Sets, on each 3 100 Valuation—)or Hs»d purposes, ItT cents on each 9IUU—Special SthtK.1 tax. SO cla.’ on the f IDO, and 30 eta chpoIL ' “ _. v *Tf/• •7 s I , «lal ’School tax for Yoray TOwnshlp, S3 «cuon eacb fton,' sod SO cent* on each poll; Corporation ux. of (he Town t>C Veray, 3 cents on each |100 valoaltoe, > - - * JTorlt.—Tow*u»hIp tax 2*,' ctt. on eaehglOCi Road Ux >}i cents on each 3 ICO; Sl>ccUl School tax y‘S cents on each 9100,-and S3 cents poll, * n Poseyr*-:Townihlptax3 cents on each'# too: Road tax. 3 cents on each 9100: Special-Svh oof tax 3 centi on each 9100 valuation. k ■ tax of the Town of. Patriot U 90 cents on each 9100, and X3 ceoti etf each poll.; " . • ■ •

Potty Townililp. PtUuqucnl No. Ill—Ira Kith. l‘»rt of Northtut quarter of the Notth-vut quarter of tfctioa T,' Tb*n 2. {luge I, W tiundreUu of od icre; talue of Uutl end im|<ro*.ctticnU, $JLVi delinquent tax,tc,*MB; Us of ISW, $!ltk total tax* e«, ,

petorna from thirteen counties in the Southwest give Breckinridge 2,l f00 majority. ' * 1 V „ ■

Bownefcr, Ribbons, i Plaid and Long Shawls,

• The Gazette, in summing ,np the returns from 10C counties, claims Breckinridge’s ’ gains over Letcher's 1 vole §$10; and Bell over Goggin’s majorities, 12.532. - - ,v Thirty counties in the State of Georgia heard from, which give— Bell ; ■ 19,000 . Breckinridge 17,000 ponglos . 6,000 . 67 counties, official—Breckinridge 80,000, Bell 20,000, Douglas 9,OQO. ■ Retains from Mississippi indicate that the Stale has gone for Breckinridge. ■ . ■ ; v: : v- !: \ J

: V. Cotton Town ah Ip. Delinquent No. M-Jarae* Carter—Part of the Norlbtaat quarter of the North «Jt quarter of Section 21. Tom 4, Range 3, 23 ami; talue of land tail lain rote mem), $170; ddloqueut tin. , - Delinquent No. 73—Tbe Heir*of B. IV. L’obbi. Part uf th*'North* wet t quarter T, Torn 3, S; 13 acret;.valoe eftaod ao4 improve* ■ meat*, $163; delinquent tax, ic, Ed cent*; tax of total use*, $i.W.

: ;; Cordage, Tassels, Thread, ;;ililbed Shirts,, Comforts,: .Sus* .: penders,'Shirt Bosoms, Need lea , "&c. Iteadf * Made .. CI,OTUlX6, CmEET, NOTIONS- &C. ( Sugar;: Molasses, Coffee, Tea, And all kind* of Family Grooe tie*, Togetherxltbu cDdten Tirielyof mbcelUawm iat oecejnr? to mention. ' ' ■

LAWRENCE W; GORDON, Nov. 2. I860, f ■ Auditor S. C,

For the IIollldayi!^ A Kicli Prize • for^Seryfedy,

The Population op Indiana.— The census returns show our population to be 1,347,000. In 1850 it was 990,258. The increase in the last ten years is 356,742, or about 36 per cent. The enumeration falls below tbe genorAl estimate, but as our citizens are mostly engaged in agricultural pursuits, and we have pp large cities to swell the population, (Iie'result presents* very gratifying evidence of progress and prosperity. If the ratio xf representative population 'should ha increased to 125,000, we shall probably retain onr present representation in Congress.

Dellnqrcnt So. 7C—Robert \V. Chapman. Part of the but half of the Sorth-east quarter of Section 3, Toon X, Range 2, 3 aero; value of land and'InprorcmctiU, $ii,00; delinquent tax, Ac, e3,M[ las of IUO, <6,45; Iota) Uaw, <t8JcL , Delinquent No. 01—Jaicca Itowney, Agent for BUU 1 Heir*. Part of Kaa half of-Sooth-weat quarter of Section 30, Town 3, Range 2. 3S acre*: value of land #200; delinquent tax,' Ac, - #3 jt! tax of ISO, WS9i total laxei, *7,73.-, ; > Delinquent No. 120 —The'Heirs of Michael, Dunning., Parl or the\ Southeast quarter of Section 36, Town 3, Range -2,71 acres and 40 hundreiha of «n acre; value of land ami improvements, $600; delinquent las, 4c.*(,47;taxor 1860, *7,17; total taxes. *11,$4. • Delinquent No. 168 — William W, Goodner. - West half of the North-east quarter of Section 30. Town 3, Range 2, 46 acres and 10 hundredths of on acre; value of land amHinprovements, *135; delinquent tax/ dec. *3,76;. tax of I860; *5,20; total laaes, *9,98. : ■ UelinqueblNo. 200—The Belts of John Irby nod William Oaks.' Part of the North-west quarter of Section 31, Town 3, Range 2, 13 acres; value of land, *70; delinquent tax, &c. 64 cents; tax of 181.0,.84 cents; toial Uses/*1,43. Delinquent No. 281—Abner McFitlan. Part of the North-west quarter of Section 2, Town 3, Range 3; 50 hundredths of an acre; value of land and improvements, $15; delinquent lax, &c, *3,02; tax of 1860, 54 cents; total taxes, *3,65, Delinquent Nol .344—Edwjn< Richmond. Part of (be North-west quarter of section 33, Town 3, Range 2.30 acres; value of land and improvement* *315; ] delinquent tax, &c, *2 35; tax of i860, *5 82;\tptal tales, *3 17. T : Delinquent No. 342—Robert Ragan.— Part of the Northwest quarter of southwest quarter, of Section 31, Town 3, Range 2, 6 acres; value of Jaod.and Jm-| movements, *55; delinquent tax, 4c, *2 93; tax of i860, *12,43; total'axe*, *16;42.

845,000 to be Distributed*

TWELVE CAPITAL PHIZES JI

WAll art Invited to call tod examine for laenuelrea, before going etaewhere. * ■ ; H. E/HALES. Remington, Ind., Kov, T, ISM.—la ' -

-A PRIZE TO KVEltV FOCRTII TICKET!

LAKH DISASTERS.

TVR.‘ALEXANDER & CO/S Sixth Annual XJ ilanunolhGiftDirtributton! $1000In American Cold! Jipm of SpieadU Horse*, Family CarrUn, and Harness, $150. 3. Splendid, Ho*t<r<>od CUuerfof Haao Forte*! ~ American ■ Sportier n alch and Chain,$&Q,', Splendid Silver Mounted Top Buggy, $3M- splendid Magic Ci«d En|tUti Lever Watch, $235, Land Warrant, 120 Acre*., AmericanSporting Watch, $300. ■ , ns Geld «ad SOwr Waicira; 458 Prim w Antmow Gold from fLfiO to $1000; $00 Amt i Ritk Formtug loud; 050 SttU Solid Silrtr Wort; Gold CixtrJatara; SUxtr Cwpt; Vraf •. *ad Guard L’Anta*,- fftdlaa*; final Botkett: ■■ ,Br*c*Utt, Locittt, Sugar ,Tbut, Bmutfin*. IJSQ.lUrA and VatoaUr' iPrutt, oaujMtiHs m lit oggrtgolt to ': Forty-fiye I)pllars.

Cleveland. O., Nov. 11—Tbe schooner J. H. Drake, owned in Cbioago, rah into the pier last night. She carried the lighthouse completely away, and sunk across the channel, blocking the harbor entirely, np. The propeller Cushman ran into the schooner Industry, which was laying on tbe west pier, cutting her in two. The propeller was slightly injured.

-,£2 t i OI V“ To,rnil,, P Ux f* 61 * on each $1«S Hoad tu 15 cent* on each $Htc Special' School tax lOcenuoq each lltid, and S5 cents on each poll. -

' ‘ ASH VILLI, NOV. Q. BellVplnulity Iti Tennessee aabout 2,000, / ‘ ; ‘ “ /New Qar.EAsa. Nov. lO. RetaipaTiom. Texas indicate that the State baa gone for Breckinridge ky a largo majority. . , ; ‘ • In Galveston Breckinridge’s majority is.500, and in HoQGlon SOOi •: fpmrctnty.— 1 Tbs official returns of 51 counties foot np; J Bell. . ;; ■■ , Breckinridge/; Douglas ' * Lincoln . .*••• CoNcopn, N. H., Nov. 9, The State except 13 email towns gives Lincoln 37,052; Douglas 25,267; Breckinridge 3;092; Bell 308 Lincoln, over all 9,l95.';' r r 1 ■ ‘ '* * HaaTvonD; Ooas., Nov. 9. 'Lincoln!^‘majority’ ip 28,275, and [iloralUy is 10,056. ' T ‘ > Jfujauri.— 1 The resulto, as far as known, ate given in'the* Bt. Louie Republican of Bitdrdky, 1 as follows: * Bair “ • * - • 34.829 Docglae . . * 84,179. Breckinridge 14,646 | f r>ppttj ’ 13,718

Ux W «el*on each tax .J, cent* on each $lDCe SpccUl School tu IScenlioocach |IU0, audio cents op each poll. Craig.—Township tax 2J,' cent* otreach tin —Hoad tu 5 rent* oo each $11)0; Special School tax 5 cent* on each $100, add its cent* on each potLI ■■'■■■■

For the purpose of Receiving Taxes, th* Tteaianr will attend at the natal placet of bolding election* Ip the several Townships, on the following daft: At Flo tepee, bn Thursday, SoV, 8, ISM. At Patriot, en Friday, November tfth. At Qnertu* GroTe,AaLorJiy, Korea ber Khh, At JUlensrUle, Monday, November 13th. At Bennington, Tuesday, Norember 13th.. At Bray town, en Wednesday, Kqv. Jlih,. ' At Jacksonville, on Than day, Nov. lift. Aad at the Treasurer - * 0(Bce, in Veray, nntl) the 3d Monday In March next, after which time the taw make* It fte Treasurer’* duty to collect all unpaid taxes by dU treat and ta)e of property, which duly he trusts hts fellow eltlaena will render unnecessary, by paying the •mount of charged to then pnvlou to the Urpe apcclded, and taro coats. Supervisor* of the dlOerenl Hoad district* of toe County are requested to fie their Receipt* on or before the time of meeting the Tax payer*, aa above ipecUed,

Cincinnati, Nov. 12.

Pn« to cvery Fcntrth Ticket,* ; TICKETS.,.,” ,i...$3,00.

38,623 23,781 16,073 865

Tliia morning's Commercial Bays that Breckinridge has da ter mined to make a trip to tba Cotton States to address’ his fellow-citizens, urging them to abide in the Union.

Ilusow LEQisLATtraE. —A special despatch in the.Missouri Democrat say’s snfficiant rotor as have been received to ensure a Republican majority in both branches of (be legislature. The Senators oleot stand-—Republican 7, Democrats 5, doubtful }; white ibpse bolding over are equally divided —6 and 6.' The Hoore stands —Republicans 42, Democrats 83,

VlUba Drawn IqPnhUi, by the Ticket Holden, AT FRANKLIN, INDIANA,

On Monday, December 17, 1860.

Send for the “Herald of Fortune.”

$3T Look ont for counterfeit bills on the Merchants* Bank of St. Louis of the denomination of ten dollars, ahd fives an the ‘Weslftn- Bank of Philadelphia and Planters, Blank of Tennessee. 1

VALUE OF FRI1KS. • . . ttiOOO NUMBER OF PHIRE3, - . JTJO TICKETS LIMITED TO IjJoOO - AF*ut to Etmt Fourth Ticket. ONE TIOKET, . * * 3,00 SIX TICKETS, - - . I? no TEN TICKETS, . . s’™, TWENTY TICKETS, . . Oar Monthly Enterpriiei »re conducted y ruiuJ. Send for * Cimltr, All Order* for Ticket* most be tddttesed to 0,R. ALEXANDER* CO., Ptenmou, fimur, in,

(Ky The Frankfort (Kyi) Com* mqnwealth says "Ohio baa gone to tba detil by an increased majority.”

Executor's Notice,

O'George H. Kyle, of this place, has been appointed Mail Agent oh the Stipe* nor,' rice Caisidr,removed—ah excellent appointment He went aboard the night of the Presidential election.

■VTOTICE 1 1 Until ittta tbit tbs oadenlgned Xl bu been sppoiolsd AdrolQUtnlor with the Will la ns i (J, of tbs EiUlS'of Jobs A. Lurfsaa,' Junior, Ills of Switicrlud CooQtjr, Indian*. d*-, prised, Sdl state U tap posed to b« iJrenlJ' r ■ ‘ JtSUKEW HQB«3, KormUrT, IMO.-Jlpd

Itj* Delinquent* for the year JB59, »r* reminded that If they wlih U i»r« eoau, the; nut p*j up poerioaewtbe lithof Koreinber. Afi ter Uin time, from 90 to 3u per cent, trill be added to eachdoltar due from delinquent*.

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0£r In Louisville 106 votes were pollfed for Lincoln. ' * ’ '

IRA. N, MAUN,' Treat urcr of S, C t Office, Otf U3X—0

/3TAtlmtUa in ttio Reyeille, .

SCHOOL NOTICE, MlrfS E. tioi'Sftil) commence * £eltct Scliool Id U3,l3rj‘»Ik«5m,on KtrrjNnrt:nl*r 1‘rlmarj' Lteutittr.ciit, i'ifid,— Hfplrrr HrMfLr>, , navi 1*31

' NOTICE. Circumstances render it , absolutely necessary that all my outstanding accounts be settled as speedily as possible ! WiU thosojndobtcd to ijie bear tliis'in mind' and act accordingly ? f. j, \y. Vevay, !N'ov. 14.

0130. W. FBEIVC’II, BROOM MANUFACTORY, • AND GROCERY * VnJtr tit Ratrtll Horn, S. W'. cvrntr Ffrrf and ifarl tt Strut*, t'tray, Indinaa.

MARSH'S BROTHER, ; HA'E ]uit received direct front‘New.Vcrk, alargeaodtplendlJrtock'of x capechiiy adapted to thla market, allof which have been aiade from the beat material*, and ever/ giraent warranted perfect, and be toll at prlcej at cheap aa the cheapeat. ; PTTENISHIKG GOODS. : vark* of CLOTHS, CASSIUKHE3, VESTINGS, SILK,COTTON and LIKEN GOODS, SHIMS, IIaNIKEKCIIIEFS, SUCKS, ic., Ac., for the cujluta trade, to which they rc«ptctftilly Incite the at null on of the public. Owaatwwitwm. "IVox-Jtt'. Parttoiar attention given to Cutting and Making garntnu to order on abort notice, and ratUfact ion guaranteed In all cam. '■ 43* (tore on Main Street, In the room lately racauN by Win, Daly, where all are Invited to call bebre parcbaalng elaewhera. . Mediant Tailors and .Clothiers, Keady-mnde Clothing Wa bare alao on hand a large and well aelected MARSH & BROTHER. y'ntj, OcLJl, 16M.-U