Weekly Reveille, Volume 37, Number 51, Vevay, Switzerland County, 13 June 1855 — Page 3

The Amcrimti Pariy tti Ohlb. j

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no win g and Reaping MACHINES. 1AM still tbc Agent of Hussey’s Mowing and Reaping Machine, and if any gentle* roan should wish to txy one he can leave his t wurw wUE 5U. J. L, TUtEBMJD, in Vwy, as there will be none brought unless ordered, the manufacturers having as many orders as they can fill, it i$ useless to say anything respecting the Machine, as they hive been tried and approved by many of the citizens of Switzerland county. There :bas been some improvement of the Mowing department, and we wilt furnish two knives. Any person wishing to bay one, will please leave their name with Mr. Thicbaud as soon as possible to ensure a Machine. - . K. K. HAWKINS. GhenU.Ky., May 30, 1855.—49-6t '

THE VERY LATEST NEWS

At the annual session of the State Council, held in Cleveland, on the 5th inst, the following “Platform of Principles/’ as expressive of thesentimentof IbeOrder of Ohio* was adopted and ordered to be published to the world over the signature of its officers:

In this place, on the Slh of June,. Mrs. Mart Ann Tiiiebavd, consort of Charles Thiebaud, aged 48 yean and 6 months.

VEVAY:

Wnlawdiy, v v i i i x Jtxw 13* IRjJ.

The Temperance Jubilee ai Allcnsvillc.

Aeu Supplier.

' Inqnlricii

\Ve proclaim to tho world the following principles of lire American Party of Ohio: i. The unlimited Freedom of Religion disconnected with ..politics —Hostility to ecclesiastical influences upon the affairs of Government—Equality of rights to all naturalized emigrants who arc thoroughly Americanized, and owe, no temporal alle-; giance, by reason of their religion, high-; cr than that to the Constitution.

Can you tell me, Mr. Editor, what has bocome ot Mr. E. Case, that be does not continue his letters to "Senator Sage.” The public had just began to Tec', an interest in those let ten, when they were brought to a sudden stop, ns it would seem. His last letter had the effect to open the eyes of many, who before did not understand who, dr what a “native American” was; bnt’sinCe they have read the would-be. Senator's definition, they are hot disposed To 'edm mingle with such “hanimals,” as he say's, are native Americans. Catit you whisper in bis ear, to go ahead Vith bis letters? They were so very interesting, and instructive with all, that be should he induced, if possible, to continue them. Be sides, they would help increase the circulation of the “News," which you know would be s great public benefit I hope he wil! be induced to “grasp his old grey goose quill” again, and give ns a few more specimens of his “classic acumen."

JUST received, in addition to my former slock, a new supply of Family Groceries, all of which will be sold ,at the lowest living prices. F. S. LINDLEY.

Tremendous Gathering of the People / We had not the pleasure of participating in tfio celebration at A liens vi He on yesterday, but are credibly informed that it was such a gathering as has not been witnessed in Switzerland county for many a day. It is cstima-

EXPRESSLY FOR THE “WEEKLY REVEILLE.’* I)jr the Kiting Stm Telegraph hint.

Not ice*.

From Pittsburgh. Prmrcaoit, Jane 12, noon. River 11 feet, falling. Weather cool and cloudy.

f ■TREASURER’S Office, June 7. l?65.-No-m. Tice is hereby given, that there is funds in the Treasury of Switzerland County, Indiana, to redeem all ouIslanding orders, issued prior to June 4th, IS55. GEO. H. KYLE, Treasurer of S. C. jet 3-31 '

, ted that there were present from fifteen hundred to two thousand people—and when it is remembered that Ohio county did not participate with us, having set up on her own hook, and that nearly the whole of this large concourse of people ore residents of Switzerland county, ilis a very strong indication of public sentiment in favor of the new prohibitory taw in this county. Speeches were, made on the occasion by lion. Thomas Smith, of Ripley county, Hon. John Dumont, Rev, John C. Ilonham, Rev. : James B. Sparks, and Rev. Mr. Alger. The Committee on resolutions, through their Chairman, Ralph Cotton, 'Esq., reported Uie following resolutions, which were unanimously adopted: ■

Dr. Baker’s 1’nin Panacea, roa the ctie orrzw,* BOTH EXTERNALLY AND INTERNALLY. The Greatest Fain Curing Remedy . VET DISCOVERED. Pain cannot tong exist where it is faithfully used! - KTOlve It One P.tr TrialXff And if you do not find it to be.all it is recommended, go back to the. Agent and get double the amoffni of .money refunded! This offer it made, knowing that what this'medicine has done in thousands of coses, it will do again. . FOR PAIN:

Cincinnati Market,

2. No interference with the rights of citizenship already acquired by foreigners, and the protection of law to all who honestly emigrate from love of liberty; but exclusion of foreign paupers and felons/ and a refusal to extend the right of suffrage \ to all who come hereafter, until they have resided’ twenty-one years in the United Stales, and complied with the naturalization laws.

Cixnsvjm, June 12,12 o'clock 51 River rose five feet—weather cool.

TO HAY GROWERS.

Flour firm at 89,40a9,50.

Provisions firm, but no sales to-day. Haled Hay 818 to 20 per ton —firm. Groceries quiet. Linseed oil 81,10.

New York; 12th Jane, noon. Colton unchanged—business limited. Flour declined to 812,50 for good Ohio; $0,50 anp 0,75 for Southern; 900 bhls. sold at. $ll,25all,G3. Wheat a little lower. Corn firm—7,000 'bushels sold at$l,01|al,02- Pork a trifle higher; old mess 817al7,50; new 8I7,62al7,75. Beef firm and active. Speculative demand for Lard; sales 4,000 bhls. at 10.1 alljc.

3. Opposition to all political organizations composed exclusively of foreigners, and to Foreign Military Companies, and to attempts to exclude the MUe from School* supported by the Government. 4. Slavery is local— not national: —wo oppose its extension in any of our territories, and the increase of its political power by the admission into the Union of any slave State or otherwise, and wo demand of the general Government ah immediate redress of the great wrongs which have been inflicted upon the cause of Freedom and the American character by the repeal of the Missouri Compromise, and the introduction of slavery into Kansas in violation of law, by the Jorce of arms, and: the destruction of the elective franchise. 1 5. In humble imitation of the wisdom iof WAsmN'OTOjf, wd oppose 2l! intcrvnn-j lion in the affairs of foreign States; yet on all proper occasions wo will not withhold onr sympathy from any people aspiring to ho free. . G. We support American industry and; genius against the adverse policy of foreign nations and facilities to internal and external commerce by the improvements of rivers and harbors and the construction of National roads, uniting the various sections of the Union. (

rjPHE undersigned have Just received a lot » of Ketchum’s Improved 'Mowing Machines, with wrought iron cutter bars and other material improvements, which makes this machine ahead of any now in use. \Ve would call the attention of alt those .who are desit* bill of purchasing a Mower, to call and examine for‘themselves. These Machines are -warranted to perform welt in every respect ]eI3 ■ F. L. GRISARD & SON.

In the Stomach, Race and Bowels, Bcrns, .' Dkiisks, Cots and Swrujecs, Colic, ' Diarrhoea, and Rheumatism, Headache, Toothache, and Earache^. It Cures Jllmut'IntUnlantoutly. CHRONIC DISEASES, - Such as Drarcraii, \Yeae Breast, Lira Comzlaint, General Desiutt, Pkvee and Acer, Canker; or, &re Mourn, Putrid Sore Weak Eves, Sdne and . Kiuxet Disease,.Old Sores, ‘Coconj and Colds. In the above 1 named Diseases, U only needs to be faithfully used, and ■ ■■.-■ A; Cure is Certain!! WOKBt BEltINDED. Uraarurr vt> A o an*.—A rents will And 11 rresllr to thrlr Interest, and an at foil liberty on Ant Ibtredndne DR. BAKER'S PAIN PANACEA, to give back the money freely If those who parebiiw it an not folly MtUfled; and may tue H In ibelr own rsmuis, or give a fev bottles to their friends, that they may test its GREAT MERITS over all other nine diet; and when cnee to trod need, they wilt Hod that they can sell largo quantities of 1L. All Agents write that wh(n once introduced,’ their sales are Urge. Families will keep it In their houses, and will not be with* ODl It. •; .... • Price S3, SO and AKOOperbollW tcO-Sm ; ; Forsalo by. . : : J. L. THIBBAUD.

A Lover or Good Reading.

(CT On last Thursday evening I visited the ‘School room of Prof. John 0. Anderson.— There was quite a number of young ladies •and gentlemen present, who were practicing an spelling. ' 1 think that by the end of Mr. Anderson's present term, Judging from the de‘inoaslrations, he will have some excellent ■spellers in his school. ' On Friday evening during bur rambles about town, we dropped in at the Methodist Church tad spent an hour very pleasantly in listening to the sweet music of many voices. The Rev. Chafley, the pastor in charge of-the Church, assisted by i ,ears ; Bo >* d » Eblin and Teals, were giving lessons tb (he members C. r j Khe Sabbath School in vocal music. They have succeeded well, and 1 doubt if there can be found a school that can beat them in singing. Mr. Chaffey deserves the praise of all lovers of music for hts efforts. Lovcts of vocal music will not regret paying them a visit

Rttohed, That .we - heartily approve of the "Indiana Liquor Law,"

Retoltedf That we esteem Messrs.' Sage, Cain, and Harryman, as' faithful public servants, who in their support of said law, faithfully and nobly represented the tetiAet and »on(« of a large majority of their constituents.

The Cholera.

New Orleans, June 9.

IjJTATBMENT of Receipts and Disbursemenls of County Revenue, of SwitEerland county, Indiana, during year ending June 3, 1855. . .

The Board of Health has resemdod tho resolution passed some days ago, stating that the cholera prevails as on epidemic iu this city.

[ Rtnlttd, That we will use all proper measures for the prompt enforcement of this law.’

Received as fallows, vii: Onacconnt of DoctctFees,. ? 55,00 On account of Specific Receipts, ' 183,61 On account of Township Taxes, 817,85 On account of .Rood Tax, , , 1,651,67 jin-account of Jury Fees, -148,50 On account of County Revenue,- 12,050,99 On account of Ferry Licenses,, 1 '20,00 On account of Circus and Menagerie, Licenses, ... .. 30,00

Retolctd, That those who, may inform against violators of this law, will be regarded by us as good citizens, entitled to praise and not to censure, . <• • > .

Bevolatlon In Northern Mexico. Monterey Threatened by the Insurgents, New Orleans, Jane 9.,

Rtnltti, That sueii public officers as may prove ihemielves -prompt 'and efficient in bringing to punishment all infringements of this taw, will be regarded by us worthy of public confidence. Rttohtd, That we will cheerfully assist the officers in the execution of their duties, and if they are resisted with force we will, aid all our power to quell such unlawful resistance.

By an arrival from Corpus Christ!, wo hare intelligence of an outbreak at Lanp ass as, Northern Mexico, in consequence of the arriral of an emissary from Santa Anna, with orders to arrest land shoot some of the leading citizens of Lanpasses. The whole country is under arms, and an attempt would be made to take Monterey. Tho Governor,of Nneya Leon had fled to -Monterey. Advices of the 12th says a proclamation bad been issued in San Louis Potosi.

/; - _; ; su.sto.ss There was’ overdrawn on-.the tih day of June, 1851, '/-i v.^ And there has been'paid out during >■ the year ending June 3, 1855, as fulr; ,■/ :

SOUTJIIE.

-DRV GOODS FOR

Tows,.TK.rvr-'.. • . On account of public buildings, 3,675,00 On account of public printing, 130,76 On account of assessing personal • propelly, ; •/; ‘ ; - r >. ■ , L 359,75 On account of interest paid on county. ' ’ . qtdera redeemed, v .": ‘ . ■ 172,31 On account of Jurorsfccs, ’ 1 , 092,48 On account of Coroner;# inquests; 38,76 Un account of pauper expenses, : 1,275,77 Unaocounl of specific allowances, , .410,7) On account of expense of criminals, 248,74 On account of roads and highways,’. 1,649,49 Ou account of county"officers fees; ' 2,063,99 On aocbii nt of expense of insa ne, ' ’. 298,02 On account of badge expense*, 1,487,50 On account of expense of eleclipns, 25,25 On account of AailiHs feies, , : ■ 207,60 On account of Township Ux,‘ : : 882,07

SPRING AND: SUMMER. ffAEATS. SCHENCK $ CO., comer of Mein 'ji. and Perry offer as'usual, to Ibeir customersand others.

O* We lake pleasure in recommending tbe jtighly valuable, and excellent preparation of Sarsaparilla manufactured by Ur. Thomas A.' Hurley, of Louisville. Already it has wan a .high name for purity, and medicinal qualities, which must ever stamp it a standard remedy with the afflicted. So great is the demand Tor this Syrqp that we are jn Formed the Doctor |s obliged to employ extra bauds, and is daily .shipping ilia almost every Town, City, State and Territory m tbe Union. At this season of tbe year Uisprud'entto lake a genuine and good article of Sarsaparilla, and Hurley's comes highest recommended. •

' Retolced, That the Editors oflhe Weekly Reveille and Rising Sim Visitor, be requested to publish a copy of these resolutions ui ibeir respective papers, - - • . .

7. Umon of these States should BE MADE rEIU ETUAt. BY A FAITIIEL’L ALLEGIANCE TO THE CONSTITUTION.

A Very Extensive and Attractive Slock, In Fashionable, Tasteful and Useful Styles of Dry. Goods, consisting jn psrtofLadics Dress Goods, of various qualities And prices: Bareges, DeLaines/Gfngbams, Lusters,' Merihoes, Lawns, White Swiss and Hull.Kfnslini, 1 Dotted Km broideries,; Laces, Handkerchiefs,. Gloves, Hosiery, &c., &c., together, with and all kinds of plain" goods." ‘ Also," Goods for Men and Hoys* wear: consisting'of Cloths, Caslmeres, Satinelt, Jean's, Tweeds, Cottonades, Denims, Dnlts, Linen Posting,Ac., $c. v':. . i 'A

Tbo troops were preparing to leave Matamoros to quell tbo insurrection.

CO“ Of our fourteen Presidents, noi one was a citizen of a great cityl ■

Chipohaml is . reported u being npon ho ere of a revolution.

S. In State policy wc zealously advocate retrenchment and reform — a modification of the present oppressive system of taxation, and a liberal system of Public Schools. Thos. Si-ooseb, President John E. 11f.es, Secretary.

Cincinnati Produce Market.

Temperance flc Nic. . Rising Sun, June 12, 2 P. M. Large Temperance PicNic hero to-day-in honor of the now temperance Law. This morning our Hotels and Drug Store signs were each decorated with a Black Jug with Crape attached to tho handle. -

Mondat Evexixo, June it. FLODtt—There is very, little in the market Ibis morning, and we beard of no sales.- Prices ate firm however, at 89 10 a 9 26. Received during'the last 24 hours, 469 bbls. . Pipmsioss— 1 There is a good demand fontess Pork, and sateswere made to-day of 3000 bbls in lots at U16 90. laotber articles we beard of no transactions. / - - - Gkocekics— The market continues dull, but prices are unchanged, 1 Sales of 45 hhdsgood fait Sugar at fife, and 75 bags fair and good Rio Coffee at 10) a Ho. Molasses sells in-small lots at 33 a 34c. , ■ : -

Kr There was a serious riot iu Michigan City, Ind., the tciminus of (he New i Albany R. it, on Saturday evening. It appears the beeper of an eating-house called the Railroad Hotel, has been guilty of conducting it in a disreputable manner. Arcccut outrage committed on the premises on an innocent girl, a stranger in the. city, instigated a mob to enter the house and effectually close out its business. The furniture, the liquors, and even the provisions were all carriea out into the street piled together and burned to ashes. The windows were all broken in, and the house completely riddled. The keeper, whoso name is Childs, got out through the garret, under tbe roof, and escaped.

- Bj'The report published in this region, as

i - < $1-1,480,33 Balance on fiand June 3, 1055, ' V 390,35 JACOB fjUULL/ J " ,T ' V JOHN WEAVER, = > Commissioners. JAS. S. KEKQUSON, I r . . - • ; Attest- KOUEBT N. LAMB, Auditor.'. June 7, 1855.—IL . / , .

-ALStfr

well as elsewhere, about Isaac Kelso, author

Doot and Shoes,;*Hats ( and.Caps, Combs, Fancy A rtlclcs, Queens ware,' Glassware, and Hardware, Cutlery, &c.,logelher with a large and'general 'assortment of Family Oroedties. Terms always moderate. ■ -..; may23

of tbe popular work entitled "Danger in .the running off wilb another man’s wife, is a base falsehood* worthy only of men who jesort to slander aud detraction to sustain the desperate cause in which they are engaged.— The calumniators will have to answer at a •court of justice for giving publicity to so base a slander.

03* Tho Now Orloans Delta Bunks that President Pierce is realizing tho fate of Actacon, of being.devoqred by his own hounds. He catches it from every side. Amiable gonBcman as ho is, everybody takes delight in pitching into him. Elected with less difficulty and fewer claims than anybody who over attained that exalted post, ho has experienced more contumely and abuse, in two years, than all the other Presidents in their whole lives.

TOMB S TO NES > MONUMENTS. THE subscriber is still engaged in the bustness, .and is prepared.to. make Aeocy to order Tomb'Stories, Monuments, all binds of Buitdifig Work, such ssSuKi(HI Wt ndow.Sills, and d nd GistcranMT'M Curbs, made of Sand Stone, Lime[lra^f, Stone, American or Italian Marble. 1 have appointed D. P. SCHKNCKjBL_SS my. Agent Tor vibe, sale > of -all done by toe? -Orders left with Mr. Scbeiick will be promptly attended to. ' mal6>Cm .% . ~ T. J. VANOSDOL.

1J utter— A sale of C firkins good all 4 c. The receipts arc light, and the market is Emu

Thc Last Call!

ALL those knowing t hern eel re* indebted to me, eitiier by note or, book account, are respectfully solicited to come forward and settle up between now su'd the fourth of Jilly next. Those riot settled by'lliat time will be left with Uie pruper olficer vfor coliettiori, and no mistake, ns l am determined to'settle up my accounts .soon. - Jly books. willbe found at Samuel Ournalt's Shoe Store. ; jec . ; v john G: co;nm

Louisville Produce Market*

tO* We give this week a full report of the proceedings of tbe June, term of the County Commissioners. : This information is qf great benefit to every tax-payer in tbe county, as be canue by this report, where tbe money goes to. This knowledge alone is wortt three times the price of a year’s subscription. Terms, St pet year; six months, fifty Cents.

Puna ami Gann— Small sales of Flour at Small receipts of wheat at St,90 Sales of 2000 bushels Com mixed at 80a82c for ear, and 83 for swelled. Sales of lOOO bushels Oats at 53c.

Monday, June 11.

Hav—A sale of 160 bales Timothy at g20. i Gaoceuies— Sales of 150 bags Itio Coffee at lOialOfc. Sales of 25 hlids faifSiigar at Cjc. A sale of 55 hi Is Molasses at 35c. Rice'firm at Sc. .< ■ -

05“ Sick Wife.—Oh dear! I can't breathe.

Judicial ; Decisions,— Tho, Supremo Court of Indiana has decided that whenever a person shall die from an injury resulting from the negligence or mis ki Illness of any of the officers or servants of a railroad company; brthe inefficiency of their bridges, tars, or loeomoteves, action for damages cannot bo instituted by the wife or minor children, hat by the administrator. The same court has decided that railroad companies arc not liable for the destruction of stock running at large at the crossing of a public road, when the injury is done without negligence, inasmuch as the company would have no authority to fence up the road.

jVOT.ICE is hereby given, I hat in pursuance 1* of on order 'of. the'; Switzerloud jjsLCourt ’61 • Commons Pleas,' made ■' at the ApnUetro, Midi court, * 1 ,seU on;tho\ premises it private sold, ‘ on me 98tla 1885, .; the following described real estate, owned by the 1 heirs of dapaesitli! and. aituateVin Switzerland county, Indiana; viz: The NorthEast (justier of Section'24;To wo 2, Range 2 West, containing,one hundred and sixty acres of;land. Also,eleven acres,andl-100 of an acre in the North-West quarter of said section 24, in Town 2, Range 2 West, boundtd'as follows, to-wit Beginning' at a ‘huckey tree on the East boundary‘ line of said quarter, where said line crosses Log Lick creek; thence t North sixteen chains to a comer; thencq West \ nine chains and fifly ltnks lb a cbmerj lhence south seventeen degrees East 15'chains'and I 15 links to a cornet;, thence south Tl degiies, ' East 4 chains and 30 links to the place of be- i ginning—excepting however theree acres laid, off in a square form in the North-West corner of said quarter section' Iwenty-four—leaving; in both pieces one ’hundred and sixty eight: acres. And in case Mid lands'will not seR* on said day for at least their appraised value,; 1 will contique to receive;;'proposals to pur-* chose the same at the Auditor's Office, in Vevay, up to and bathe 30th day of June, A.D., 1855. • "i t terms op. sale: ; One-fomlb of the purchase money in hand; one-fourth in aix-^oiw-fourth in twelve, and one-fourth in eighteen months,'from the day of sale; ami for the-deferred payments, notes with good freehold security will be requited, and a certificate of purchase will be,gtven the purchaser, entitling him to a. deed for said lands upon said sale being edrifirined by the Court, and upon such deed being .executed the purchaser will be required to execute a mortgage on said premises to secure said deferred payments. ■ ROBERT N. LAMB, Commissioner. May 23, 1855.—4S-U. ..

i. Commluloucr'4 Sale. .

P. S.'.'SaidVanosdol has opened a Stone Quany in PleasanLTownsbip, of such stone as,our County.rJail Js befog built of, but .of a superior quality to any herelcfore quanted,:

Lomo Husband.— Don’t try my deart

O’ We understand there; are several applicants for the Agency to sell spirituous liquors .for legitimate purposes, under the new law. Plenty of men are willing to take an agency without compelling! the people to pay such enonnsus taxes to support them, as some say. Let good men be selected, and all will be right. .> , .

Paovi signs— The market Is fair, with sales of 200 bbis Mess Pork at $16,75, ami 63 casks ribbed sides at 9c, and 15000, Uk clear at 91c. Shoulders are selling at CaTc, plain liams SoSc. Sales of 280 kegs prime Lard at 9ajal0c.

; .BLACKSMITHim , pubiic are hereby informed that the Vsubscriber still - continues the above businfcssat shop,.Vn Perry street,; where, kinds brWotk'in bis tme will.be attended; to at short rtotied, and at; os ’ low pnccs as the times will ndmitof. . .v '; .;' .May 9, 1855.. JOSEPH JAGERS. :

COMMISSIONER’S SALK, TVjJOTlCE isheteby given, that in pursuanceJ.W of an' order of the Switzerland A, Conrt of Common Pleas, nude at IbejSff April term; 1855, of said court, 1 wiirflLT sell on the preraisesat private sale, on the

Ktw Orleans Market.

Coffee— The sales of the week embrace 7,000 bags Rio, leaving 2,000 bags in first and second hands. 11. T. Lonsdale quotes good ordinary at 9c, and fair and prime at Uia91c. Rick— The demand is limited at GjaTJc, for ordinary to prime Carolina,

Sm’itiUT, June 2.

. - ISthdajrof Jane, 1655, ■ - • the following described teal estate, silntle its Switzerland county, Indiana, owned by Lewis 0. and Abigail Jessup, minor heirs of laaao .Jessup,' deceased, viz: The parcel or lot of land set oDT to said Lewis B. Jessup by Biram Olmsteadi James Morrison and David Morris, Commissioners appointed, by ltd Switzerland Probate Court, at the March term, 1851, to make partition among the heira of iuao Jessup,' deceased, of the lands of which said Isaac Jessup died nezed hnd reported by said Commissioners a t t he June term, 1851, of said Court, which report of said Gommissinncn is recorded in Book D. of said Court, <nges-157, 158,159, 160 aadlCl, end includes a plat of said lands, and which report js referred to for a more perfect description of said land, the in'VVm N. 11. ft. qn, of Soc.29, Town 3, Kangc-2 West, and contain* ing.forty-eight and 98-100 aciesof land, ~ Also, the parcel or lot of land set off by said Commissioiieis to said Abigail Jessup,being lliifty- three ’acres and. forty-nine hundredths of an acre of land, being in the S. W. qr, of Sec. 29, Town 3, Range 2 West, and for a more particular-description of said-Abigail Jessup’srtand. reference is had to said recorded report of said Commissioners. -And in casesard lands will not sell for: at' least their appraised value on said day of sale, 1 will continue to receive proposals to. purchase's! the Auditor's 0 Bice, in Vcvay, in said county, and will selUhe same at any lime up to of on. the 30th day of June, A,-D., 1855,

O* The Democracy bare nominated their ticket for county officers-in several counties in this State. We hear no, talk, of bringing them out in this county ns yet It is getting time now to bring men out, so as to give tbe people a chance to discuss the merits and demerits of Iba contending applicants.

; Reuben-P; Crutcher^ MERGHAP T AI t OR; : • ' MAIN STRETT,; VEVAV.’ .i HAS taken the'Shop fotmerly* occupied by . Ur. ; DdKUA¥, ind;intends,. to'cUiy«n and make all,kinds of gentlemen's clothes jr* i n the.neaten and most fashion able"style. Iff The latest NeW Yotk.acd Pnris Fashions regularly received, arid all work warranted satis : factory. A sharel of public, patronage is respectfq|ly^solicited,: >,, ; • -J., mai28.;

StoAt—The season is fast drawing to a close. The sales of the week barely reached 15,000 hhds at feeble prices, the slock being too small to bring out large buyeis. We quote Inferior at 4c, Common IJaSc, Pair 5ia5lc

(£r The New York TViiune states that the Rev. Mr. Chase, a Methodist clergyman, lately stationed at Brunswick, N. Y. charged with absconding with another man's wife, has been simply guilty of extending protection to his own daughter, who found it impossible to live with her iU-Wbavti fiwstawd. It is supposed the untruth respecting the Mr. Chase, who is said to be in all respects a very worthy and exemplary man, was put in circulation by his hopeful son-in-law.

Mousses—' The market has been dull and barely 1,500 Ibis have found puschasera at the following range of prices—fermenting 17a 21c, reboiled 24s2Gc; sugar-house 2Sc. Hat—Western hay has been selling at 823a B3U, per ton.

CT We learn That on Monday last every drop of liquor was Bold from the groceries iu this place before noon, and several persons •were under tbe painful necessity of going home with an empty jug. It is the general opiuum iu this place* that nn one will attempt .to sell contrary to the provisions of the law.

Corn— The sales up to this morning embrace 35,000 sacks, the market havtcg closed at?l,al,03 for prime yellow and 8i,i0al,l5 for white. To day 5000 sacks wassoldatgl. Oats— Sales of 5000 sacks SU Louis oats at GOaGlc, and to day 1326 sacks wire sold in 4 lots at 60c per bushel.

DT Yesterday, June 12th, was the day set for tbe Temperance celebration at Allensville. The day was beautiful, and we presume the attendance was large. We were unable to be present We may hear from there before our paper goes to press.

Lcwcllen, who was wounded at tho battle of Waterloo, where.ho was an ■ officer under Wellington, was buried at Ellsworth, Maine, week before last, where ho had resided for several years in humble; circumstances. Tho Ellsworth paper; says ho was own brother to Lady Raglan, wife of tho tBritish commander in tho Crimea.

■ Applovlricdp t)o2,0a®225 Dried Peaches $3,3)33,50 Beans -: @2,50 Beeswax - IBS'S Darrels, floor SS@30 “ potaloo S0@2S (Batter 9 t> 1SK&I3 Bacon bams, FhoalJert 8®9 Sides - 0311) Coffee, P sack 1S@13 “ 9h »K®H Cheese, p box 1U@12 I do 9 ft ISK313 Cbtckoos 9 doi Ergs p doieu @5 Flour p barrel 0,50 Feathers p fc 35310 1 ' Gmii b'jnip 75@B0]

VEVAY PRICES CURRENT. Corrected Weekly for the Reveille.

Grain—wheat 0,0001,60 com 75050 ryo • 85000 oali 50060 Hay p Ion - HS15 Lard, p I . @13K Molauea, K. O, - 35340 “ S. H. 50@C0 Onions p bnsbul CU&80 Potatoes do @1,75 Seeds—Clover 7,SOaSOO blue prats la] ,50 fllaxtocd la 1,25 timothy Sugar per bbl • Go? do retail • 7a8 Salt per baihol 45a CO Tallow, • PalO Wood, - 2,00a2.00

Rain.—It has rained a large part of the lime since our last issue. No one complains now o F draut h. Everything in the country is growing finely. The wheat has been beat down considerably by the heavy showers, but not materially damaged.

DRY GOODS FOR 1855. CONSISTING, in pari of the following articles,, to-wit: Cloths,- , Cassitnercs, - Jeans A Tweeds, Sattiuets, ,. A)so,Jletinoes, DeUiues, Lusters, Ginghams, Sheeting Qheeks, ' Prints, Drown and Bleached Muslins, and Ticks, and new and complete assortment of tne above just received and for tale low by mart WILLIAM SHAW & SON.

TERMS OF SALE. Ooe-rouitb of the purchase money in.hand; one-fourth insix—one-fourthin twelre, and. one-fourth in eighteen months from the day of sale; and for the deferred payments, notes with good freehold'security, will.be; required. A certificate of purchase will be given entitling the purchaser to a deed for his purchase on the confirmation of.the sale by the Court, and when such deed is executed a mortgagewill be required on said , lands to secure said deferred payments. ROBERT A. LAMB, Commissioner, May 23, 1S55.—IS-It

The New * Hampshire Legislature.— This body assembled at Concord on the 6th. Hale, a Know-Nothing whig, was chosen President of the Senate, and Prentiss, a Know Nothing Whig, Speaker of tho House.

SCYTHES, SNATHS, IOIIKS, &l*. JUST RECEIVED, per * steamer Quaker City, direct from Manufacturers—12 dozen Scythes, 15 “ Scythe Snaths, i_ “ Grain Scythes, 6 '* -Grain Cradles, 05 “ 2 line Hay Porks, . 10 " 3 line Hay Forks, G “ Wooden Bakes, which wilt be soldby the dozen or single one cheaper than the cheapest for cash, by maUO F. L. GR1SARD A SON.

(p* Our prospectus for the new volume is now ready. All those who think they can obtain any subscribers, will oblige us by calling to get a prospectus. We send a number of them out in the Reveille this week.

MARRIAGES.

Coiiosm.—Mr. Jonathan McMakin left At this office, on Monday last, quite a curiosiHy. It was a single stem, plucked from a Mny-apple bush, with eight May-apples on it

££rTho Indianapolis Journal says a severe frost destroyed much of tho com in that vicinity , on tho nigrt of the 3d insL, but the wheat and other crops was not damaged by it, .

jCSTTho American ticket was successful at the city election in Cancndagim, N. Y„ on the 5th, by a'majority of 144. 05" It is said a Know Nothing State Convention is to bo held at Indianapolis ou Uij 4th of Jnly next. 05" The cholera, small-pox and yellow fever are prevailing at this time in Now Orlorns. ■ >

On the 6th of June, at the residence of Sir. U. P. Schenck, by Rev. Thomas H. Stewart— Mr. James B. Tandy, of Ghent, Ky., and Miss Uakiet Ann Schenck, of Vevay, Ind. A union of States in sisterhood joined, Developed in love, cemented in one; Of hearts in sweet union, hands plighted together. No more to live separate by the Ohio river. To Parents and Priest in the gay circle assembled, With many loved ones whose hearts did com- ! mingle, ' ■ Td witness the nuptials of that lovely pair— Prom the God of all grace bis blessings to ) share. ■ t.h.s: j [With the above announcement we received a choice cake. We return our sincere'thnDks : for the kindly remembrance, and,.hope the newly-wedded pair may enjoy a life of unbiiterrupted happiness.] ' J> , " On the 20th Hay, by Rev; Joseph-Hontrins, i.Henry, McKay, and Lsnhdm.' -

FAftllLY GROCE RIBS. ON band, s large and general supply of Fresh Family Groceries,-among which may be found the follow jug at licks; Codec and Sugar, Molasses and Rice, •’ Teas and Salaralus, v Soda and Starch,

Tali. Wheat.— Dur fellow-citiwn, George G. Knox, brought to out office on Monday last two stalks of wheat, raised oa the'old Rank farm, being five feet eight inches high.

STATE OF INDI. Switzerland Citci John Allen,

iNA, to-wit; In the nl Conrt.

Ladies dress goods. : ' 10 pieces fineBatcgcs, 10 pieces fine Lawns, ' 10 pieces French Qingliams. Just received amt for sale low by, niay2 . , - 1 W. SHAW SON.

OCT it is said that tbe distillers at Cambridge intend to test tho law by neither taking out license or discontinuing the business..

ys. . 1 Civil ActforBreachof Moses Kramer and Ju- ( Contract. Bus Good hart. ) Attachment, A c< It appearing " to the Court from affidavit filed, that the taiif Moses Kramer and Julius Goodhart are mm-residents of the Slate of Indiana, aud that a cause of action exists heicin against them. They aie 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, lobe holdcn at the Court House, in Vevny, on the 1st Monday in November, l$o5. By order of the ■ ; IRAT'N. MXL1N, CUrh. , ScottCahti;*, Ail’yfor plaintiff. ■ Way 3(Vl8W. —i9*St ’

O' A Dublin paper contains the following; “Yesterday,.Mr.-Kenny,-reluming to town, fell and broke bis neck, but happily received no further damsges!”

Candles and Soap, Allspice and Pepper. Just received and for sale low by ' ' mart ‘ WILLIAM SHAW A SON.

MliNS & BOVS WEAR. . 20 pieces Coltonades. . . 6 ■** Blue. Denims. S “ . ", Drills. . ■,v 6 ' - -Brown Linen Pantaloonery, ■ — ,'3 >** - Brown Linen Coating^ Fur sale low by .. , W.:SIlAW. S0N t

Ilats—llals.

ICTThe.opposition party jn Jackson county have nominated their candidates for county officers. Mr. Long; editor of the Democrat, was nominated for Auditor.

-1H Legh orn a nd Panama dials,. IfJL-Boyft -... do > do . do, - , \AIso,,Palm Leaf, Sira w, Ac., Ac, Just received and fur sale low by ' - ma2 • • ■ . ■ .- \V, SHAW A’SON.

per. iteVmeVJ. fl. ,DoricVdircctfroin the manufactured— ‘ 2U5 KEOH^NAIES, ■■ which wjf.‘be for cash, T by*r. *i tftayTO- -V- ■*’ - F.’L. GWSARD & SON, : v AvJv?->* ..

-■ f ST-We are indebted to a friend in NewOrlelns'for several Ia(e papers from that city.

BACON.*— 3,000 Iba.'. Bacon' Sides, .Hams ,aai Shoulders, (0*1 received had for sale low 'by.' - j may2‘. WM.-SHAW4 SON.

DYE'STBFFS'-'ANDSUWSIES. /WUST RECEIVED,it'nevv loU which.u'ill Vi be sold’low, . , . WAt-'-.V; - EXTRACT LOGWOOD, V i COTTON YARNS,: ■ • : ' -V'"' ' CANDLfcWICK, - i . ;• COPPERAS, ■ . , / , BATTING, ■ ! ‘ V MADDER, • - r : • ' INDIGO, ' ■ ‘ ALUM, ' TWINE, Cotton nod Hemp Rope, Ac., Ac. mart ■ WILLIAM SHAW A SON.