Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 50, Vevay, Switzerland County, 6 June 1855 — Page 3

J&T A Mrs; Sanford, of Virgo County, Inti,, had IhB pleasure of pfesenting to her husband tied boys and a girl at one birth.

!H o ti i» g nnd Reaping

11’IIE VEIIY I,ATE ST XFAVP

% PeMi[ Pel'llf. 1

&EW BOOKS, &C.

Railroad Accident.— On Wednesday morning lost a serious accident ptcurred on tlic Covington and LexingtonlUilroad, causing the death of George. Spilliriaii, of Covington. As tho tra{n came near to Boyd’s Station, Mr. Spillman, having observed that the regular brnkemert Were not at tlicir posts, hastened to the btalie usually attended, and applied more thati onlinary power, which caused the cliairi tij break, the cars td separate, and tho unfortunate man to fall across the track. — Before lid was able to extricate himself* the wheels of the baggage car passed over* broke, and horribly mangled, both of Ids legs. Surgical aid was soon obtained, and amputation deemed advisable, but before it could be accomplished tho sufferer expired. On further examination his skill I was found to have been fractured, and several slight injuries to have been iudieted on his body.

T0 PUBLISHERS.

MACHINES. ; 1AM still the Agent of Hussey’s Mowing and Reaping Machine, and if any gentleman should wish lo try one lie can leave his name with Mr. J. L. THJEBAUD, in Vevay, as there wilt be tone brpugbl unless ordeted, the manufacturers hating os many orders as they cap fill. It is useless to say anything respecting the Machine, as thfejr hate been tried and approved by Wady of the dlilensof Switzerland county, There has been-some improvement of Iho.Mq'ving department, and we will furnish two knives. Any person wishing to bit) one, will please leave tbfeir tiihie with Mt. Thieband fls Sbon 8s possible td ensure a Machine.,, . ..- . K. it. HAWKINS. Gbgnt, Ky., May 30, t3W.—13-id .

Those wishing to have their new publications noticed in this paper can reach im through Messrs. Fowlers and Wills, 303 Broadway, New-York, who will duly forward any books left in their care for this purpose.

VEVAY:

\VtdaMd«y, t t i i I I Jone 0» 1855.

NEW AD’VEltl'ISfcJtBlk’l’S

Thfc Last Call!

SPECIE PAYING FREE BANKS,

Gbahah's Magazine fob June. This work has been on our tabic for several days, arid a very welcome visitor it is. Thi3 number doses the volume. A new volume commences with July. 8 3 per year, R. H. See, Publisher, Philadelphia. Limes TtJii’ERA.'tCE Wreath.

ALL those knowing themselvhS indebted to me. either by note or book account, are respectfully solicited to come forward and settle up between now and the fourth of July next. Those hot settled by that tifne will be left with the proper officer for collettioh, and no mistike, as I am determined to sellTc up my accounts soon. My books will be found at Samuel Duma IPs Shoe Store. . . jeO JOHN C. COTTON.

The following lijnki have IncroiwJ their Aocurillei In accordance wiih the atncniieil law, ao that their nutilandlrg circulation will always be secured In full by stocks depaiilcU. Wo will change IhU ll»l_ av occaaion rcrjalrai, and all others bad bettor be. re fine J; Prairie City Bank, Terre Haute, Hank of Syracuse, Syracuse, Bank of South Bead, South Bend; Bank of Goshen, Goshen, \ Indiana Bank, Madison, Canal Bank, Evansville, , Crescent Clly Bank; KvatuviUe, Cambridge City Bank, Indian Reserve Bank. Kokomo, Southern Bank of Indiana, Terre Haute, Lagrange Bank, Lima, Bank of Rockville, Rockville, Fanners’ Bank, Wc.ilflcldj Kentucky Stock Bank, Coin dittos. Bank of Warsaw, Warsaw, Bank of Mount Vernon, ML Vernon; Fayette County Bank, Cuhueravillc; Salem Bank, Salem; Shawnee Bank, Attica; Bank of North America; Clinton, Bank of Paollo, Paolt,

EXPRESSLY FOK.TIIK « WEEKLY REV El LIT Ily tlic ItMiig. Sun Ttltgrapli 1,1m,

ClnfinuAtl Marked - CixcinIati, June 5, 12 o'rlc 7 :1 Iliver fallen 6 inches since yesterday. Weather cloluly and cool. Flour $0,< 0; but steady. (itMxl demand for Provisions. 1000 I!is Hulk sides sold at 5 cents. - Nj change in Groceries.

This excellent Terojtefancc paper is to removed from Co niters viHe to Indianapolis. U is published semi-moniqiy at SI pear year. It is published by Mrs. Lavinia Brownlee, with Miss M. Louisa Chitwood as Associate Editor. ■ Every lady should thEe the Wreath. Spiritual Telegraph. .

THE NBW-YORK TIMES,

DRV GOODS FOR

Sally, ScmMVttkly and Weekly Timii, The new-york daily time? bu jun entered upon the fourth year of its pubr lleatlon, under circumitatiec* la'the hlghed degree to Id conductors. In the extent and character of Us circulation, tn reputation aa a prompt ■ml rvltabte newspaper, and tn the degree of public Ctvor which it has acquired by tta dtKUiioqs of loplei of putdle importanoe ti has greatly tmccmJcd the moil langolne expectations of lu projectora. . IL has now a rvjtuUr circulation of orer *0.000 copies, which Is steadily and constantly Increarinr, and Its advertising patronage b highly gratifying and satisfactory:. The Editorial management of the Tixd will continue to be hereafter, as it has been heretofore, under the exclusive lapcrvuton and control of HENRY J. RAYMOND. assisted In Its virions departments by accomplished and experienced writer*. The list tv Tinas, (Morning or Evening Edition as may be desired). It sent to subscribers by mall In any ; part of the United Stales far 9$ n year. The Nbxi-Wkxslt Tints, published twice a wool; and .containing all the leading matter of tho Hath, printed upon a handsome quarto sheet. Is sent to subscribers fur w3 a year.- Postmasters and other* who may procure ten subscribefs at this rate, nay retain (5 as their commission. -The WabaLv Tiwcs, containing a selection from the baity, (jnbracmg the newt of the day and all articles of general interest, Is sent lo subscribers by mail, for <s2 a lean three copies will be sent for $5; Are for Sej.tch for $13, and twenty copies for (SO, to one addfcis. FaymtjnMn all case* ts required Inevitably tn advance, and do paper, will be lent unlit the receipt of Hie money. , • ;

Spring and summer. Teats. SCHENCK A CO., fcofnet of MJin and Perry streets, offer as usual; tb' tlibir customers and others, ‘ A Very Eiitniivk iruif AHr’acii're £loei. In Fashionable, Tasteful and Useful Styles nf Dry Goods, con sitting in pari of Ladies Dress .Goods, of various qualities and prices: HateDbLaiKes, Gittgbaifis,^Lusters, Mcrinots, .awns. White Swiss and Mgll MUslins. Dotted and Dotilhd S&iss, EmUoidcrieS; Lilct-.v, Handkerchiefs, GIovm, Aq., Ac., together with. Linens,*Mustios, t and alt kinds of plain' goods. 'Alstf, * Goods for Men nnd Bovs* weal, tohiislihc of Cloths, Cosimcres, SaliatlU Jbatls, T weeds; ColWuadev Uehitns. Drills, Linen Coating. Ac., Ac-

1’rom Plt()i1inrj;h. PnTSBL'in;ii, June 5, JI. .river remainsstationary, With three fe* ( ami a'tialf water in the channel.'.

We have received No* i, Vol, 1 of this paper. As its title indicates; it is "devoted to ih* illustration of spiritual intercourse.” Its publishers say it is the oldest arid iargeslpaper of the hind in the world. It is published by Partridgh aitd Brittain, 312 Broadway, N. V., at $2 per year.

Heceift for Floatiso.—Any Imthan being who will have tho presence df tiiifld to clhsp the hands behind the brick, ond turn Ike face toicard the zenith, may float at ease and in perfect safety irt lolernbly still water—:aye, and sleep there, n,o matter liow, long: , If not knowing how to swirit you wbuld escape drowriirig when you find yourself in deep water, yim have only to consider yourself an empty pitcher—let yonr mouth and hose, not the (op of your heavy head, bo the highest part of you and you are safe. But thrust up one of your bony hands and down you go; turning up the handle tips the pitcher.— Having had the happiness to prevent Pile or two from drowning by this simple instruction we publish it for the benefit of all who either fore sports pi; dread them.

IVtmliluglau Municipal Election.

Wasiuxctox, Jmjc I.

I* is generally conceded that the American candidates arc eleHed l»y a resputibiVniaJorlly. The vole was not large. , -

u The Trntli la Not lii Them;**

Liquor Kiuiiii Maine! t)\E WAf! KILLED.

A correspondent of a certain shhfct, "one who knows,” too— attempts to demolish the Reveille and its circulation, in bis last issue. He says, "that the Mt Sterling Ditislon of Sons of Temperance donated fifty cents to 'every man who would , subscribe to thi: Reveille, and that by Ibis means we got the subscribers we have; at Mt, Sterling.” This statement is false; the Division has not donated one cent to any one of our subscribers at that place. The same writer says, "that the Reveille fcas only 30 'Subscribers in Jefferson township, outside of Vevay; and that the News has 73 or 77.” This statement is equally false; the Reveille has 133 subscribers in Jefferson township, outside of Vevay. Take 77 from 135, and it leaves the Reveille 68 subscribers mote than the News! And the Reveille is not gittn away, either. Such falsehoods may please some of the readers of that sheet, but they will not suit the honest and intelligent people of Switzerland county. A cause that lakes such means as Uiis to keep it. afloat, must be bad.

TEMPER A XCE GA THE RING.

As announced last week, the Temperance forces of Ohio and Switzerland counties will meet in the Grove near Allensville, on Tuesday, Jtine 12th. A cordial invitation is exthfided to all—men, women, and children—to be preSehtbn the occasion. A joyful time is anticipated, as several good speakers wilt be present to address the people.

-, , . IVtrnltsb; 51<T, VTnnefJ. The ‘Majtfr; Xeal l)iJ\v,'nnlieipatin, Ihb uulioii of tlio City Council, recently purchased sixteen .hundred dollars worth of liquor fur the. city agency.- The liquor ( remaining on ;his,Junds, several citizen* entered a complaint; against him, ami :r warrant was issued for tlicsemire of tin* liquor ”'v ' ;■ ’ ■ ' Thy Maypr finding hit itself m an awkward position rather, called a special mejliiig of the Aldermen yesIcrday aft cmPo; t, and they voted ,lo purchase. the -liquor for the city:. Thc ctmiphlinaiiindid not like this, and considerable excitement cn*r<xl, and abont ten o’clock last night a mob assembled about ibtj building m-cd for the Honor agency: dud attempted to break in aifddestrdyllic liquor..

BcMl nnd Shoe?, Hats atid Caps, Ccmhs, Fancy Articles, Queens ware, Glassware, and Hardware, Cutlfery; Ac., together with a large and pcnfehil tfSsorimeril of ranlily Groceries. Terms always modeiSte. : . nia>~2:i

— ALSO-

TOMB STOKES .4* MONUMENTS;

THE subscriber is still engaged in liie business «nd is prepared to make CKV td*ofderTorhb Stones, all kinds or Building Work, stick Window Sills and Caps, and Curbs, made of Sand Stone, Stone, American or Kalian Mathte.'-flpyXji I have appointed U.'P. my Agent for the sale of all done, by roe. left with Mr. Sclicnck will be promptly attended rpj , mat6*6m ... T. j. VANOSDOL; P; S:, Said ,Vahosdol has opened S V Stone QuSnyirt Pleasant Township, of Such stohfc as our County Jail is being built of, but ,oi a superior quality to any he tele foie qflinled. BOOT <e SHOE STOlii:

If the Prohibitory Liquor Law, which goes into effect on that day, meets with the appro* bhlioh of the penjde, it is expected that they will takl- decided incisures lo sustain the law to its utmost extent. Speakers have been invited from db'oad, and it is hoped that one or mote able speakers will be presehtWe understand that our friends about Fairview have abandoned the idea of having a Pic Nic of their own ori that day, but will unite With us at Allensvillt; Let everyone have (heir basket welt filled for the otchslo 1 !, so that we may not only have “a feast of reason and a flow of soul,” but also tl.’il our appetites may be satisfied*

All l«tlocf enclosing money, or. on business of any Kind nftti [ho office, to be addressed to the Publish* ers, I , BAYMOSD, HARPER & CO.,

0£r The Executive donimitteo; of itio American tart}% fortho city of Maladd* pliia, have published ail address to llio Americans througbddt the United States. Among othoy thingsvthey say:

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Ko. 139 Nmuu Xev-Vork.

I)r. Baker’s l*ain Panacea, 'pug THECUBK OP PAW, BOTH EXTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY. : Tltc GnMr«t*P«ln Curing Remedy i YET DISCOVERED.. Pain cannot long exist where it Is faithful* ly used 1 ;‘ ’• ■ • IE? Give It One Pair Trial .TQ And if you do not find it to be all it is recommended, go back to the.Agent and get double the amount of money refunded!' This offer is made, knowing that'what this medicine has. done Eh thousands of cases, it will do again. : for ?AIN- » the Stomach,-Back-and Bowels, Bcrss, • fiamskff; Cuts and Swxluegs, Colic, DiArrhca, and Rheumatism, . Headache,'Toothache, . .. and Earache, h Cures -Qlmott IiutantaneoutJjf. CHRONIC DISEASES, Such as btirkrsiA, Weak Beeast; Liter Cojiflawt, GEmALiDKaidtr(Peter and Ague, Cas- ’ KEt;: or, Sore Mdurii, Putri d Sore ’ ; 1 Thro*t, Weak Em, Sri RE and » ,'j- - HibRKf Disease; Old Sores, . r Coudlta and Colds. In ,thVhbQT$ named Diseases, it only needs to be faithfully used, and , . A. Cure it Certain!! money h e r n nd ei>. . iNPoiTAirr tb Adtrn.—Agents will (fnd ll'greatly to Ihctr Interest, and are at foil liberty cm flnt iolrtr duelng DH. QUAKER'S PAIN PANACEA, to rite baeR the money freely If tBfse if ho It are not fully satisfied; and. may ore,it jo iheir ovnEAtulies, or gird a few: bottles to their friend*, 'that they may teat itti GREAT MERITS o»«r all outer remedies: and when once Introduced, they' will flncf thii.tbey can sell largo quantities of It All Agents write that when once Introduced, their sate* are large. Families will tecirlt in their houses, and will not be ehUomit, • Price 2S, 50 and $1,00 per bottle.- ' - Jrt-3m For sale by ' J. L. TIHEUAUD.

“Daniel Webster sympathized in heart and feeling willi iKd American party, and was at t)io time of his, dead), jta nominee for President of tfao United States.. No efforts dr persuasions could induce him to decline tKd ftorilinatloS givefililm by the American Convention; nitd his cxiimplo should not bo Withdut its influcribo upon the wise arid patriotic of his owrl p'drty;”

■ Tho police attempted' Id; jwcscfiv Xha pciico but the’erowd bcconihigmorc threatening; two military companies wcio o.d, - otl out. At n late hour the mob byd;:* into the buihling, when the military w. ; -* drawn up opposite, ami fired.one ton..!, killing Ephraim Robbins, of Easib-yt. and WOantiiiigtover.il others, some of severely; • y A Hjtiad bf the rifle giianl lbeit changed tile crowd with bayonets, winch catWy thcfii Id dhperse hhhieliatcly.' An ot i gdntlcmau, who was on his way* horn:;, received a severe bayonet wound: -T'l’-t few arrests were inade. Another man who was wounded; is reported dead thi moniing.

Bln In Strtcl/ Virey. rWUIE subscriber having purchased the store M. formerly carried on .by. John G. Cotton, takes Ibis mMHod of infurming .his friends, and the public generally, that Jit* has received a large addition to .the former stock, and has now the largest and best assortment of BOOTS AND SliftE§

Doliipn of (hr Corporation Thut(r»< Auditor's Of kick, June 4, 1&55.

0*We lake the liberty of copying on extract from a letter received from Moorficld, the ullier day. Our prospects ore cheering:

. The Hoard Qf Corporation Trustees of the town of Vevay, met at the usual hour. AU the members were present,, except .Messrs, Miller, Thiebaud and Detraz.

ifcZT Thd Southwest (Md.l Democrat learns from d’gcntlemim whb tins been oil a trading expedition with the Indians, that the small pox wds hUIihg ip thc.Qsagd Indians to an alarming extent; During the short space of: two wtfclts, dear twtf hundred died. , When taken, with tile disease they imracdiately. gct into the water; and there Ho until death ends their lives. One or two Indians died in the vicinity of Carthage, Jasper comity., ,

“1 assure you we are not discouraged at the prospect of success, and not in the least intimidated by the late attacks made on the American party by the Junto in Vevay, for hi ore (1 altering prospects of victory were never Irtiown in these parts. Good honest men ore disregarding and laying aside all party predilections for the great and glorious cause of -American freedom. We are opposing men whom we would feel willing and ready to support, if they were nut in bad company. An attempt has btch made to gull the people into the belief that the Churches arc all rotten at the heart, and that the ulli tJemocriUic party is the only road to salWtioH. If that is the only road through whicti.'wfe can gain an inheritance in heaven, 1 pray God to help us. !t«t tsal Woht go down, tot U is eVVdbhl tlitre is something rotted ■ id trie region of Vevay. I heard a matt say the other day that you would be run out of VeVdy bl-fort: long. I hope not; for wi* could not gel along rtty well without a Coubiy Paper. The -'.'.. don't take out heft at dll." .

ever before brought to this place. My stock' consists, in part, of Mens, Boys, Womens, Misses, Youths and Children’s wear —together, with 'Rubbers, of different sizes, for men, women and children. ’

The minutes of the last meeting were read and adopted. It was ordered by the Bpard that William Kincaid be allowed an order on the Treasurer fur £5, for furnishing four perch of stone, and hauling logs and putting across Washington street.

JIATS AXD CAPS.

My slock of hats and caps cannot be surpassed In this place. Pine Silk and Pur Hats, Palraleaf hfiti Straw Hats for Summer, and Flush, Fur qhd Cloth all of which will be sold .low for cath..

It was ordered by (be Hoard, that P. Dufout be allowed on order for St0, for lisling potls and personal property within the corporation of Vevay. "

MORE PARTICULARS OF THE - ' . RIOT IX PORTLAM)!

itST The Maysvillc EagU says that on last Wednesday night there was an awful hail storm in that county. It is said that when the stom mibsidcdj' the hail lay. upon the ground six inches deep. One farmer says he could . have shoveled up a barrel of hailstones without moving from his tracks. A number of wheat fields much injured by the icy tern-

u .- also- ,.. Trunks, Carpet Bags, Hose and Halt Hose, Gloves, Brushes, Combs, Umbrellas,' Hair Oil, Pcifdfnew &c., &c., together with a lalge ariUgtaetkl _ jv. - _ ■■ ~ Fancy Article^ Hdl lo spefctiy. ' The subsbribef ihtends to sell very chbap, arid respect fully iriviles evefy one to call and examine his stock - before purchasing elsewhere. ma)3 SAMUEL UUUNALL.

Boston', June I.

The Tbriland papers give additional particular? of the attack on the.hhilding. They state that i.t was made chiefly-'by boys, wild tlirefv stones, the. Tito Mayor appeared, oh the gro’und, nourishing a sword, attended by two military coinpafiifcs, whom he lir.il ordered bill; the apT pcarahcc of llie.Mayor and military-exas-perated tl!o crowd, who received tliciix with groans and Insi-cs.:. Tbo Mayor ordered the Iiifautn* to fire, which the canlath refused to obey: and said the circumstances did not call for such ■. extreme measures. Tho llille (.5 muds soon after approached, and the mob having'hrob'i; open this dotfr, a section of the coin jo m’. by order bf .tho Mayor, fired, killing dry manrtnd wonnding six dr seven others

If was ordered by the Hoard, that Jas. Sullivan bfe allowed an order for S5.5P, for six white oak poMs, said posts to be put in the gtadc St iheToOt of Washington street. %' It was ordered by the Hoard, that J. L. Thielaud be allowed the uke of fifty.feetof the Market Spin re, toHnnencing on the line of Liberty|stfeet. leaking thirty fetl from the south side of lot 132, dl S5 per year, 1 for a lumberyard.

STATE QF INDIANA,.to-wil: la the Switzerland Circuit Court. • John Allen,' V ' . v». Civil Act for Breach of Moles Kramer and Ju- ContractliusGoodharL Attachment, $c.

jCJT Avarice seldom pniys in .the long hin. ' The CazcnoviVIFftty say* that several farmers in that vicinity had large lots of hay which they refusal to sell for twenty dollars a iofi, declining to take less-than thirty. Buyers would not submit to the extortion, and the hay was not sold.— Prices have now fallen to- fifteen' dollars per ton, and hay finds no purchasers.

Ottered by the Board) that if any person wishes to use any of tbe balance of the Marls ei Square, Ute'y can have it at the same talc.

We would inform oiitfribiid Uialhfe tleell have no fears about the Rkvkh.lk— it is firmly established,, ami will ' live- in spite of all its bitter enemies. We'have enlisted for "during the war," ami know no such word as "fail." We issue our prospectus this week for the new volume, and we espect large additions irom Moorfield and other places in the county. \Ve haVe hot a doubt but that we will cotHntehefe the Heir iolome with 130 or 200 more substfibets than we now have, and our list Is four qlllteS linger now than U Was sis months UgOi "Hull ottthe ball!’’

The Hoard then adjourned, to me’et ai the store of IV L. Grisanl on Saturday, the 16lli day of June, at 3 o’clock in the afternoon.

It appearing (6 the-Court from affidavit filed, that . the. said ,Moses Kramer and Julius Gpodbnrt are non-residents of the State of Indiana,- and that a cause of action exists herein against them; They are hereby notified of the.pendency of said action, and that the same will stand for trial at'the next term of said Switzerland Circuit Court, to he holden at thh CbifrlUonSe, in-Vevay, on (he 1st Monday .in November, 1S55. , By ordbrbf the Couft{ : ;- . .... ‘ IRA N. MALIN; Cleric. Scott Cartes, Alt’y fol pUinlin. . . May 30, 1855.—49-St

FbUrtlt of July tHtlifilloii;

There will be an American Cclebratiorl at Quercus Grove, }n Switzerland counly, on Wednesday, July 4th. Speakers have already been invitee, and several will be present id address the meeting. Particulars will be given in due lime.

Plymdnlh Banner saya: \Ve understand that tho fly is doing more injury to the wheat in this county, than inos I persons are willing-to bclicve.— Sonic fields UVc totally partially; . • \

TWOTICE is hereby given, itialin purcuaViw of ah order 'or the" Switzerland Court of Common Pless, made, at the April term, 1855, -of said coart. l sell on. the premises at private sale, cm the

COMMISSIONER'S SA1.E.

The ciliSehs of Oh!o and surrounding counties, are cordially invited to be present on the occasion. ‘

Commissioner** Ssic.

. - ISIli tiny of Jnnc, 1S55, the following .described teal estate, situate in Switzerland county, Indiana, owned by-Lewis B: anil Abigail Jessup; minor heirs of fraac Jessup, deceased, viz: The parcel or Ini of land set off to said LewisU. Jessup by Jliram Olmstead, James Morrison* and David Morris. Commissioners appointed by the Switzerland Probdte Court at-the March tcmi," I SSI. to make partition among the. heir* of Isaac Jessup,'deceased, of the lands .of. whicji Isaac"Jessup .died siezed and reported by said dotnmissioners at the June term, iS5!,-of said Court, which rtpotl of said Commissioners is recorded in Book D. of sa'id Court, page? 157, 158, 150. 160 and 161, apd .includes a plat,of sain lands, and which. report is referred to for it tnore' perfect dcscriplum of said land,* the same 11 being in the N; AV. add N, E. qrs.'of See. 29, Towfi 3, Rtfnyc2 West, and containing foily-fighland 98-100 nctcs.of land.'.' , t ;: Also, the parcel or lot of land set off by sa]$. Commissioners to sh»d* Abigail Jessup, being thirty-three nefes and forty-nine hundredths df an acre cf land, being in (he Si- W. qr. of See. ,29,;. Town ?, B«nge 2 West, and fora more particular - description, of. said. Abigail 3 essii p's'l and.ic fete nee is had to said recorded report of said Commissioners. And incaslsard Wtfds -will not'scll for at J least their appraised value on.said day of sale, twill continue to receive proposals to- purchase at. tin: Atfditortd Ofiife, : m Veray 1 , in said county, and will sell the same at any time up to or oft tttr 30th day of June, A. D.,1855. '

Virginia E leATi oy. -r- RfcttiHis from 122 counties give tViss a majority of 8,074, The 21 counties to he heard frdm'will probably reduce this majority to 6,OO0 dr T.000.

(frit will be sefetti bjr reference td iheit proceedings, that the "Citfr Fathers" have rented a part of the Public JIarket Square, to be used as a lumber fard. 4’lits will prove n great nuisance to the people residing in that 'vicinity, as it wilt be a rendezvous for a large otmyofiats. Bating a huge lumber pile in the centre of the town will be an eye-sore to everybody, in fact, a public, as well its private nuisance. It is a matter of some foubt, whether the "Dads" hate a right to rent oilt n square given for market purposes, to be used for any other purpose. We have heafd several citizens, who own properly arid live in that neighborhood, seriously complairt in regard to this assumption' of doubtful authority. Some of them even contend that it will depreciate the value of their property to have such a dense populated institution ifi their midst.

MJOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of anorderof the Switzerland Court- ol. Gomraon Pleas, made at .the April of said court, I will sell on the. premises at private sale, on the . SOlli June, 1635, the following described real estate, owned by the heirs of James. H. Scott, and situate in Switzerlandcountf, tfidiana, viz; TheNoftbEast quarter of Section 24, Town 2, Rabge 2 West, containing one huqdren and sixty acres of land. ' Afro, elevferl acres and l-ld& of ari acre in the North-West quartet of said section 24;.in Towp 2, Range 2 Weat, bounded as follows, to-wil: Beginning it a.bucket Ueb on the Ea$t boundary -line'of said* quitter; where said HHe crosses Log Lick creek; thence North sixties chains to a cornerj lhfehce West pipe chains and jifty links to a carried thence Eoiilli seventeen 'degrees East!5 chains and 15 links to a corner; tnence south 71 degrees/ East 4 chains anil 30 links' to thfe place of beginning—excepting howevqr thefee acres laid olfin a square North-West corner of said qimUet lection twenty-four—leaving in both pieces one hundred and sixty.eight acres. And iii case said lands will not sell on s3id day for at least their appraised value, I will cohtinue to receive proposslsito.purchase the same at the Auditor's Office, in Ve; vsy, up to and on the 30th day of June, A.I)., 185?; . • •

Kcllgloui police.

V,*b are requested to state that the Annual Meeting of the Long Ilun Association of Regular Baptists,-will be held with the Mt. Zion Church, commencing on the third Friday in September. The Fredonia Chilrch had their house of worship dbslro)ed by fire, and hence the Aiiocihlidh ibeel with that Chnrcfc.

it3?* The Law of Michigan, prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquors as it fosterage, toot effect ou and after May 14;

DRY GOODS FOR; 1855. C (Insisting; in pan or ifie . biiawiii; articles, to-wit: - Clolha; . -. Cassiriicres; . 3j;Sns4rTweeds,’ ; Sallinets, . Also,Jlcrinoes;. : : 1 Delaines, Lusters, • - • , Gjoghams, . ' - Sheeting Cheeks; . • Prints; Brown' and Bleached SfdsUns.V and .Ticks, and new; 'and complete assortment of the above just feftited and Jpr kale low by , mart , . - WILLIAM, SHAW & SON.

Cine inn all Produce Market,

, TcMniy, JulifeS, Fi.ouft and is a moderate demand far Flour, and for two days past the receipts have been very light. The salck to-da'y comprised lOO bbls at $9.00 and 100 do extra at §9,20. In Grain, 1,700 bushels Oats sold at 45c; corn i$ dull at 75a76c. Received duprig the last 21 hours 391 bbls Flour, Provisions—' The foarket is dull, and the only sales reported were 35 hhds Bacon Sides at StaBjc. Lard is dull at Sic for battel and lUc for kb»f. Cheese— Sales of 700 bxs at Sc; the market is dull, wl:K a limited demand. . Butter —The market is dull, with shleS of 9 firkins at I3al4c. Sugar— The market is firm, with sales of 10 hbds good fair at 61 c, and 25 bis white Havana at Sic.

CCrTlie Oreehcastle (lild;) Sanrlir of Wednesday, contiliris a call for a public Electing Id be held in the Court House in Grecricastld on featnrdaj the iGlh of June, of those favorable to the nomination of Hon. J. Scolt Harrisdn, as a candidate for the ; Presidency in 1856. Mr.- Hamson^is'a son of Qeri. Wnl. H; IllrrisOri, and*is tiro excel I rat Congressman from the North Bend (0.) District.

FAlHtliY OROCBitIBS-: ONhaftfl, k:tafge-. and jge'&eral'aufipl? of Fresh i Family -;Grbcene*,'i among which maybe foutfd the foliowirfg artlctes 4 r ;j Coffee and Sugar, ■ ' ., HblSsses and Rice, ' * • Teds and • Soda and Starch} c -.: Candles hpd Softjf, „ : ' . ■* Allspice aud Pepper; Just received and for sale low bv mart . WILLIAM SflAW $ SOtf.

0*The Commissionersof Switzerland courtly are now in session. Among other matters of importance before the Hoard, we understand there are one or two petitions to close tip allies in the town of Vevay. It is to be hoped that the Commissioners will not consent to bare any allies or streets closed, as they are all or will be needed.

jJ5T From the - Indianapolis Journal we learn of an attempt made -n few days since to cut the embankment of Eel river feeder, and tram the acqucduct of the Wabash and Eric Canal. Hie ruffians succeeded in partly destroying the acquodirct. A portion of the timbers were burned or cut, but the structure was not destroyed.

Se«d—A ssfli* 6f lf2 bushels Flaxseed it 5l;S0. Oil—it ship of 20 bbls Lirised at §1,09 indicating a steady market.

, TERMS OF SALE. One-toufll. ot the purchase mohty in hahd; one-fourth in six—one fourth .in twelve, and one-fourth in eighteen months, from the of sale; and for the deferred payments, notes with good freehold security will be required, and a certificate of purchase wilt uh given the purchaser, entitling him to a deer} said Hinds upon saidisale beiiij* confirmed by the Court, and upon such deed being executed thb (rtifciiaser Will 64 ftquffed to execute a mortgage on said premised (d eecfire said deferred payments. . j ,. ROBERT N. LAMB, Commissioner. MW 23, 18M.—48-4t

TERMS OP SALE.

One-fourth of the purchase money in UnA; one-fourth in six—one*fourth jnlwclye, and one-fourth in eighteen months from the day d: Sale; arid far the deferred (tayflichl-s witU ptiml ftcchold security will- he requited, A certificate of purchase wi)l be given < milling the purchaser to'a deed for his pu;r. L on the confirmation of the kale by the 'Ct and when such deed is executed n mortrV will be required on said lands to secure rai« deferred pdymcnls- . . .... ROHGRT N„. RAMII, Commissioner. May 23, 1S55.—IS-lt

llals-fll.ils.. MMEj&S, Leghorn and Panama lists, ITJt Boys do do do. Also, Palm Leaf, Straw, <£c., %\c. JojLreceived and for sale low by nm . W. shaw son

The Fie Me at Allenavllle.

VEVAY PRICES CURRENT. Corrected Weekly for (he Reveille,

It is expected that all who can, will bring a supply of eatables for themselves and some to spare to a hungry friend, as a large crowd is expected to be present. Let every one see that bis basket is well tilled.

ApMes.driedp bu 1 itxgsooi G hdrwih c»1 0,0031,60 Pried Peaebe* fc3£C@3,50( 4$fn 75®CO Beans • @2,30] rye ♦ £5390 Beeswax. - ] ft® 231 ■ - oats 50360 Barrels, So of 25330 Har $ ton - U315 “ potatoe p & - @13K Bolter Pit . S. 6. - 3S@40 Bacon banu, I0&13K “ , 8. H. - 50360 Should ora 7®fl Onions P bushel 60®W Sides ' - 633) Potatoes do @1,75 Coffee, P sack 15®13 7,SVaEOO P B> 12H®U blue grass Tal^O Checjo, p box • 103121 ' fllaueed lal,25 do p t 11013X ' timothy 2a3"3 Chickens p dot perbbl • 6a7 Engs pdtuen . Sfll do repll - TbB Floor p barrel per bushel (5i60 Feathers p fc 31310 Tallow, - FalD Odtden Kyrnp 753flo(Wo6dr • - 2,00ai^0

Appdlntment of AtfAiInlilrKtof; 7VOT1GB ii hereWy gicerf that the iftidcri,*, signed has been, Appointed administrator Jf the estate of Quinton Hailey,, late of Maaska county, Iowa, dcajasca. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. W16-47-31 ROBERT N. LAMB; Adm’r.

JSrThc Grand Lodge of F. «fe A. Masons, held at Indianapolis, for the State of Indiana, elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Alex. C. Do whey, M. W. G. Master. C. A. Foster, D. G. Master, iewis Burt, S. G. Warden.P. Q. Striker, J. G. garden. Charles Fisher, G. Treasurer. Francis King, G, Secretary,

- Accidikt.—On' Saturday last, a. small sort of Rev. T. H. Stewart met with a severe accident. In jumping off of a porch to the ground the little'fellow broke his leg, above the A nee. He is doing as well as could be expected.

SCYTHES, SNATHS, FORKS, AC., . JUST RECEIVED, . per steamer Quaker ' Cil>, direct from Manufacturers—12 dbken Scythes; 1 16 ** Scythe Snaths; 4 *' Grain Scathes, n .6 M Grain Cradles; 2 S » 2 tide Hay Fofkfc 10 ** 3 tirte Hay Forks, 6 ** Wooden RakcS. . ' which' Will Be sold by the doteh' or iinglfe one cheaper than the cheapest for cash, by . ma30 F. L. GRISAUD^sCN.

2MSW it INTERESTING BOOK. JtJKNLV- BRACKEN: A Tau: or-Fcart l\l Veins Aco ; by Annie, G. Bradford.— Just received from the Publishers. . , • maO ISAAC ST&VEN5-.

Ladies dress ooftbs. ‘fO pieces fine Bareges, Iff pieces ft he Lawtis, . . 10 pieces Frehch Cidghams. Just received and for sale low bv inay2 W. SHAW $ SON.

(trTbe Township Trustees of Jefferson Township, (notincluding Vevay,) hate levied a tax of twenty-five cents on each 8100, and fifty cents on each poll, for school purposes.

WHEAT AND CORN.—Wc .will pay ih« highest market price for-wheat and corn. IfcUl TEATS, SCHENCK&-CO.

M A RBIAGES. '

Mens & roys wear. 20 pieces Coltonadcj. 6 ** Blue. Denims. 5 *• ,f Drills. , . d ** Brown Li itch Pantalooncry.* 3 • ** brown Liricn Coaling. For shlc low by W. SHAW ft SON.

On the 3d inat„ by Johti McCullough, Esq.. Mr. George Pantir add MiiS Sirah Paters, all of ibis county.-

Jt2T The Cincinnati Commercial soys that tho quickest, time ever made between New York aud Cmciniiati waa accoip pllfllit*! on Thursday evening. A gentleman gave' lha editor a copy of fhc N. Y. Times of the, 23d, on the 24th at 4 o’clock m thi afternobrt.- ( ~'V , ;

TEAS.— 1 have just received a of FRESH TEAS ftom..rt»lfd'->P hl *‘- width will be sold at from Ml cls..tr* Jr per poifnd, : (mayB) F. S. MNDREY.

tr.Thc splendid, steamers Jacob-Strader and Telegraph are still making regular lflps, tot withstanding the low water.

Oh the 7th.day offilaftb, by Samuel Pavy, Br.,:Mr. James W. Gtllhtbre and Miss Polly Campbell,

RECEIVED, per steamer J. H. Done, direct from the manufacturers— T1S KEGS BELNONT ItAILA, which wB. be sold low for cash, bf may30 ■. t ‘ F. fc; GRISARD & SON.

BOOTS & SHOES.—A general«s6rtniViii just rectivcd, which In addition to our former alock makes oftr Mock such ns can no} bf smjiaiscd* .. • A} •’ SH-VW A' EON.

(tr The Lady Pike has temporarily- withdrawn from the Madison and Cmcmtnti trade.

On the GJh day of May,-by R4v- Wm. H Dolby, Mr; John W; (liter and Miss Sarah Jane Ruths. ,. ‘ ;. ,'

BACON.— 3,000 lbs. Bacon' Sides,. Hams and Shoulders,’ just rectived and for sate tpw by *- may?’ • WM, SHAAV S: SON.'

ICeulicn P, Crulclicr. MERCHANT TAIL Oft} MAIN STRETT, VEVAY. HAS taken theShop formerly occupied by Mr. Dcsu.im, end intends to and make (lit kinds of gentlemen’s in the neatest and most fashionable style.' *nf The latest New York and Paris Fashions regularly received, arid all work warranted satisfactory.. A share of public, patronage is respectfully solicited. ro«28

DYE STUFFS AND SliNDHIES. JUST RECEIVED,-a new- lot, which ,will be fold low, viz;— , ,;i EXTRACT LOGWOOD, . COTTON YARNS, • r CANDLEWICK.. COPPERAS, BATTING, . ; MADDER, . ; INDIGO,: ■ • •• ALUM; ■ ' . . V - o TWINE, Cotton and Hemp Rope, &c„ &c.. niarT WILLIAM SHAW i SON.