Weekly Reveille, Volume 39, Number 35, Vevay, Switzerland County, 27 August 1856 — Page 3

Re-Assembling of Congress. Washisgtox, Aug; 21.

Letter From Mr. Fillmore.

Public Speaking;.

STATE OP INDIANA, I Switzerland Coimljr, to-wlt 1 {

, Howard Association) PHILADELPHIA. Important Annonacctaer|i. ; To th(«« afflicted with Sexual Dim**. «otb u ffPJtBMATORRIKZA, 8 EM I.HAL WEAKNESS, 1MPOTBSCE. COKOBBHCEA, GLEET. BVPHILUS. ilis VIM of ONANISM, or EBLP-ABlfE. &e,,&e. : The HOWARD view of the aw. fol dattroetlon of human life; Muted by Scroti dieCaere, and the deception* practiced upon the a of on atula tkliou of lotto dtaeejMi by Qu*ct*,biT6 olrrtUJ their CootolllBI Surgeon, u * CHARITABLE ACT worthy of tbelf b»mr, lo icitg MEDICAL AUVJCi; QRATlS.laail panoue lba» afflicted, who apply by tetter, with s deeCtipUan of their condition. (i£t, occupation, habiti of life, dee..) and In cue of extreme poverty and (offering, to faroUh medicine* free of charge. The Howard AeweUtKm Ira benevolent Jntiltaaon. eitaUlehad by tpecial endowment, for the rellcMf tbr Met and dUtreued, afflicted with -VlrttUnVemd F.jildetole Qtaeaae*. 11 It hu how a turpi a* ofreeiM, which the Direeton hare voted to expend Id adventMug the above notice, it it nccilew to add that the Aetodailoo command* the hlgheit Medical tklllof the aa'e. and will futoUh the toitet approved modem treatment

result in the Senate, and afterwards reassembled and adjourned. Senate—Ratified the extraordinary treaty with Baden, and postponed that with Sandwich Islands till next session. Dnnn, Ball, Tyson, Oliver of Mo. and Porter, members of the House, returned this evening. Other have been telegraphed to hasten back. The majority of tho Senate, rather than agree wath the Kansas proviso, ore willing to lose the army hill and adjourn. . Democratic Senators hold a caucus tomorrow morning, in relation to the subject.

The following letter from Mr. Fillmore is nn answer to the one from the President

JOHN A. BEAL, the People's candidate for Clerk of the' Supreme Court, will address tlx people of Switzerland county, at Vevay, on Satursay, August 30lh, at I o'clock, P. M. The public are invited to attend. It

In the Switzerland Court of Common Pleas. Robert N. Lamb, admin-l islrator of the estate of j Joseph Emanuel, dec’d ( Petition to sell real vs. * f estate to pay.debU. The unknown heirs of| l said Joseph Emanuel, j A f«lHE unknovn hpin hf Jiwnh Kmintipt.

of the Virginia Whig Convention, transmitting a copy of the preamble and resolutions adopted by that body:' Bcffai.o, N. Y,, August C, I860.

I have the holier to acknowledge the receipt ofyour letter of the 23d nil., transmitting a copy of the preamble and resolutions adopted by the Whig Convention of Virginia, lately assembled at Richmond, by which that intelligent and patriotic body reccomtnended to their whig breth- - tcd throughout the State to yeild to my nomination for the Presidency their active and zealous support. ; Standing, as I do, as the known canbijdalo of another party, I yet receive this | recommendation with gratitude and pride. I feci that ft is made, not because the principles of the two dartics are identical, nor with a view of merging them in each other —for such an object is expressly disclaimed by the convention —hut because the principles which my nomination represents nppaoach more nearly to those maintains! by the whig* of Virginia than those of any other candidates, and because, as the convention was pleased to say, of their confidence in my late administration of the government. Whatever may ho omr differences on minor subject*. I am sure there ia one ou which wo agree—and that one at this moment is paramount to all others. I allude to the .preservation of the union of these States ant] the rescuing of (he country from sectional; strife. The qupstion is not so ron£li how shall the government, he administered, ap how shall it be preserved, and on .this great, vital, question, national whigs, national democrats and Union loving Americana may well net in concert. : On’ this basis I shall with great pleasure recurve the votes of all who have confidence in my integrity and ability, and who ask other pledge than my past service .for thy fnturo conduct. This positionisecras'to menlike honerahle to nil Xo principle js sacrificed. No deception is practiced; nhilT trust that no one casting Ins vote ton mn bo this ground will rver havu ennia to regret it. ‘ Millard fillmore.

The two houses of Congress re-assem-bled today at 12 m.. in accordance with the President's proclamation. The gal-; leries of both houses were crowded cess, and intense interest was everywhere manifested. ; The Senate was called to order at 12 o’clock, thirty-eight Senators being pres- ■ ent. Tho President’s proclamation con-j vening'the two houses of Congress extra session was read. 1 On motion ofllnnter. the Secretary of the Senate was ordered to acquaint the House that a quorum was assembled, and that the Senate was ready (o proceed to puslness, House— 1 The Speaker called the House to order at 12 m., and announced that that body had assembled in pursuance of the President’s proclamation, which was read by the clerk. j Th|j roll being called, 179 members j answered to their names. | On motion ol Phelps, it was ordered , that the Senate ho . Informed, that there | was a quorum present, and that the House; was ready to proceed (o biuuntwa. .['• On motion of Campbell of 0,. the Speaker, was directed to appoint standing committees similar to (hose of lust session.

candidates,

' mma uu*uu\»n ncire oi josepn cmannei, late of Switzerland county, Indiana, deceased, are hereby,noticed that said administrator has filed a petition to sell the real estate of said decedent, situate in Switzerland county, Indiana, viz; The S. W, qr. of the N. K. q(. of section 25, town 4, range 3, containing forty scfes' eicept l and 75-100 acres out of the N. W. comer of said Tony acres, .heretofore sold—to pay debts due and bulatandlng against said estate} and that said petition will stand for hearing and be acied upon at the next term of said Court, to be holdcn at the Court House in Vevay, in said county, on the 1st Monday of October, a. b. IS56.' Attest—OLIVER ORMSBV, au« 3t-$2.50 . Clerk S. C. C. P. .

We are authorized to say that Ftificts Aoki.nson will be a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney for the First Judicial Circuit.

OHIO AND SWITZERLAND TICKET. For Judge of Common Picks, JOHN DUMONT, of Switzerland. For Representatives. JOHN W. WRIGHT, of Switzerland, JOHN J. HAYDEN, of Ohio. For Prosecuting Attorney, JAMES A; WORKS, of Switzerland.

Highly Exciting from Kansas!

WAR BEOUS IS BASEST!

St.Lodis, Aug. 10

’ Jnrt PablUhod.'by the AttocUUoa, a Report on SpennatorrtHM, nr Seminal Weakness, the Vk* of Oiunlintt HutartnUon or Self-abuse,and other Hit* eaaei of the Sexual Urgant, by the CoutaUIng Surgeon, which will be rent by nail (in a reeled envelope), Fait or Cimoe, on the receipt of Two Sump* for postage. • , • Address, Dr. Geo. Bi Catmca, Comhlllne Porrcon. Howard Auoclallon, Bo. 9 South Math street, Philadelphia,Pa. Bv order of the Director,. ■ . EZRA D. I1BAKTWELL. PresSdeiA. OKO, FAIRCHILD,Secretary. . | augl3-ty

The Leavenworth (Kansas) Journal, of Sunday last is filled with i nil amatory appeals to the people. The attack upon Franklin was the signal for hostilities. An express that left Lecompton August 13lh Fays (hat Capt. Treadwell’s company of foiiy men quartered in a log building, were surrounded by nearly four hundred Abolitionism who swore that no quarters should be given them." : Gov. Shannon was appealed to to call oat the United Slates troops, but they refused to act. Col. Titus and twenty men started to (heir assistance! hut he was attacked at hts house near Lecompton and a number of bis men killed. Andrew Picnton was wounded; Mr. Sislcrnc killed. The remainder ol Titus' men were taken I prisoners. 1

SWITZERLAND CO IN TV TICKET, For Treasurer, JOHN n. MOREIIOD. of Jtfkrion. For Sheriff*, • HARRIS. KEENEY, of Posey. For Coroner, . J. D. S. LOWE, of V.-rk. For Surveyor, CORNELIUS HARRIS, nf Posey. . For Commissioner, id din rid,UELA HERRICK, of P.-sey, Fur Commissi,mcr. 3d district, : LUTHER HOTCHKISS, of Pleasant.

SlierlfP* Snlr.

W>\ virtue of an execution issoeo uutof the M9 Clerk's- Office of the Switzerland Circuit Court and t» me directed,' against Martha Ann Driver and Eiiat Driver: and in favor of William Gibson, I will offer for'sale at the Court House door in the town of Vevay, on the 30 th day of Auffitti, 1856.

Commissioner's, Sale.

jVOTlCE is hereby given .litsl the underi w signed, Cumtmsstoner.appofuled by the Switzerland Court of Common Pleas at its July term, a. o. 185C, to make rale of land siiuale in Swiizcrtand'counly, Indiana, owned by Mary Ann SHtowalier?, David Cole, Joseph Cole, Solomin Cole, George N. Cole and Rebecca Moyer, will on

between the hours prescribed by, law, to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand, the renta an# profits.fur a term of years not exceeding seven', of the following real estate to-wit: A pan of the North West quarter of section twelve, township two. of .range one west, in Posey township, Switzerland county, Indiana, bounded as follows, to-wit; Beginning at eight chains and fifty links ensl uf thy N. W. coiner uf ,said section twelve, running drum thence east’eighteen chains and seventy-five links |n a .stone; thence south foriy chains and !0 links to a stone; thence west twenty seven chains and twenty-five links to a stake ou the west line of zatd section twelve; thence North twenty-two chains and eighty-two links to a stone; thence North thirty- two degress, East-nine chains and twenty eight links; thence North- twenty-three chains and fifty links to tba pl#ce ; of beginning, containing one hundred- acrec, more or less. And if '.be.rents and profits fail to sell for a sum. sufficient to satisfy said execution and costs and accruing costs, 1 will then and there offer the fee simple (of (he interest of Martha ' Ann Driver) or so much' thereof-as will satisfy said execution and costs, but will not sett for less than two-thirds the appraised value thereof .

A Joint’committee was appointed hy both Houses to wait on the President and inform him that n quorum ofearh had assembled to receive any communication he may be pleated to present. ' Smith of Va. made'an ineffectual at-1 tempt to introdnee a resolution looking to : the employment of Vanderbilt's proposed line. . ! Various oilier propositions were broach- j od and objected to, several members hop- ’ ing that no new business would he intro-' doced. i

Saturday, the Gfh dory of September, 1856, between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. u. and 4 r, offer said lands for sale on the premises at public auction and outcry to the highest bidder—but will nut sell for less than two thirds the appraised value—which. lands ire described at follows, viz: ■ ■ ,

The same party attacked the guard of United Stated troops who bad liobitison and.the oilier prisoners in ebarge. They burremlcicd without firing a gun, and the prisoners aie in the hands of Lane's men. They were driving all the pi o-slavery men out of Douglas edunty^and destroying their property. V ‘ ; Gen. Clark, U. S. Agent for the Pottawatomie Indians,escaped.with liisfumily ncro.su the river before Lane’s men ' reached:thui point, and ; are at Leavcnj worth city. Gov. . Shannon and all the icilizcut of i/>eompton made their tVcoiie. Lieutenant Woodson,'who was in n.Ion with his Jfltiiily, was tal en priMoncr.-f- ; His house'.was burned. : u

I. Pitt of lection 31, town 3, rage 3 west, beginning it (he North Weil corner of the south east quarter of the north eiit quarter of section twenty-one, and running cijllwenlyseven chains and ninety-six links to a branch, thence down laid branch south 63 v degree* west 6 chains nnd 73.link's; (hen esoulh 46| degrees west 10 chains; thence’south 79 degrees vest 13 chains; thence north 16 chains and 86 links to the place of beginning; containing lwenly ; mne and 65-100 acres, alio the south veil quarter-of the North east quarter of teclion 31, town 3, range 3 west, containing forty acres.

Wabhiso-ms. Aug. 22.^ Senate.—Tlie army appropriation bill tv'as received from (lie Hou?e. Hunter said there was no ncce.-bily for its reference; it i» precisely the same as that lost on Monday; it wan not hit; purpose to debate the bill, and bo thought t'leqneation at issue should he decided to-dny; he moved to strike out the Kansas restrictive proviso.’ Seward agreed with Hunter that the subject was perfectly understood; he had heretofore said what ho wished, and contented himself by demanding the yeas and nays, saying ho had paired otf with ■Toombs.” . • '

HARRIS KEENEY, Sheriff S-C, auff-31 >-< ■

. ,2, The North west quarter of (be south west quarter of section 16, town 3, rsnge 3 west, containing thirty-four acres; and the west half of the north west quarter of section 16, town 3, range 3 wieal, containing sixtyeight acres—both pieces containing one hundred and two acres.

Administrator'll Sale.

I A fight tuuk< place on the 14ilt near •Ossawotamio between the Abolitionists ■ami twelve Pro-Slavery, men, who were , fortified. , Fourtee i Abolitsomsts were killed and sixteen wonnded,. They were jrcpulecd. . T; . \ ■ - Lecpinptpir to Ini destroyed to night, says the Journal. There Is nut a \> pfd ‘ about thy niuytincuts officii,. Smith.; ; ■I . *• " S ' (;jiiCAfio, Aug 20.’ { The St. Honis J)e»iocrat has a letter fiom Kansas jan the 14th eonwraing the utfuiis ut Franklin. - *1-

; AIJ Import tint.

£&■ CAPITAL PRIZE AIinn Lottery! ■ [Authorized by the Stale of Alabama.] Southern nilltnry Academy . LOTT E R VI CLASS G.

THE subscriber will receive bids fur the sate of the following described property, from the twentieth day of Alfcnsi, 1866, until the first tiny of September, 1856; and if said property be not cold «l private sale previously, lie 'will on the first day of September, 1866, at the Cotitl House .door in Vevay, Switzer-; land cciinty, Indiana, offer ihe'sJmeet public auction to the highest bidder—one-fourth of the purchase money wilt be required in band, one fourth in six months,.one-fourth in twelve raonths aiid one-fiiunh in eighteen months—the purchaser giving. notes with approved security, payable .without'-relief from valuation or appraisement taws, - bind land. is situated in Craig township. Switzerland county, being the farm owned by’the-late John Anderson, deceased, containing seventy-seven acres and 26-1 (XL. it being a pan of fractional section thirteen, township two, of. range four west, laying on Long Run. ' ; ' JESSE; P. BELLAMY, Administrator., J/Dujioxt, Attorney. ■ jy30-,3l—6s -

—The coining changes of weatherRenders it incumbent upon evrey one (6 take.-the- necessary precautions for the preservation of tceir health,’and.we know no better way of doing this than keeping on hind a ImUle or two of Harley** Sarsaparilla, thj best remedial agent in the world.- Over 200,000'bottles hatebeen sold within'the last two years, and one and all agree in extolling it ns.(he btjst ever introduced into public use. We use itimrrelrcs and can cordially recommend it.—Lou. Courier. . ; Thiebaud has always a good supply af this exit Rent medicine, on hand,

.3. The Southeast-quarter of the Nor'h west quarter of section 16, town 3, range 3 west; containing thirty-four acres, except about five acres otil.of south -cut- corner of said piece sold by Jeremiah Cole In lus life time to Qeo. Mellon. If deemed advisable siid lands wirt be oifciqd in separate parcels.

The motion to ; strike mit the Kansas proviso* prcvaiIedr-35 to 7. • , The hill then passed. ■ ■ p I louse. —On minimi of 1 Kelly; a icsoiu-. tion was anopied requesting* the ’Speaker Jo draw his warrant in fa voir ol Thomas Childs fur mileage and per. Uichi for last session, during which tic had nut appeared it, the House inconsequence of illness.- : . A message was received from the Senate announcing ihn passage of the nr thy bill with an amendment Mi ikiug .out the the Ktui>a* ii‘>lnc. ivc piovipg. ’flioquestion was then taken on receding from the proviso, and It was*lost— yeas 94; nays IHi; _ " . v' Senate—JI«\ lug received a message relative to ihn ni-ticm of the Hoiire mi the jirnly hill, insisted mi I heir amendment. A*message was received (torn the Home that they adhere. . ■ Hunter thought under the circumstances the bill should be allowed to fail, andtuoved the Senate adhere.. P Hell of Teim. said the Hohmj had taken a v’eiy unusual, unpiirli.imin’aiy. and iii-excii'-aUocourM;. The ‘proviso’'was lifter all, but an abstract i-Jea. .‘ Since Congress ; could never control tlie executive, in the 1 discharge of his duties, he hoped tbcliill would bo allowed Ip fail, and suggest ted asking a committee of conference.; -j Hunter replied if hi believed the cum* niitice could agree, he would con-out; but the action of llio two; Uduses.on ihefpr- • rnor bill, and. the vote of the Housejp adhere .now, hkd satisfied him llieie was no hope of passing it in tho proper form. He.would preserve the Couslitnnpn and let appropriation.bills fail.df necessary, Cass regarded tliis as a most solemn -crisis which had ever occurred in the his lory of this, conn try. and hoped llio people would awake to a si-use of their dan« ger, before ilia too Into :Jv Wade argued (hat instead of tho'I louse, trying to dictate to tho Semite, the Bennie was in fact trying fo dictate to the HouseHo urged the propriety' of reading mi us to pass the bill. No conclusion. ' "■ ■

To.bc drawn In lbs CHy of Moutsotnerr. Alabama,-la public, on Frida)-, September ISilt', 1£S3, cm the Havana Plan!! SAMUEL SWAN, Maniger. Prize* amounting lo SCO.OOO DOLU US will be dUlritmW accnnllDg lo the following Marulfleenl Scheme! 3T>,CCn TlckeU only!! J prizo of 8.W.CT0 U gio.roo I do 35,000 I* iS.ooo J do IS.ooo li IS.oon ■ I do lO.oi.oli . Io,ooo 1 do . 0,ooo U 6,oos 1 do S.ooo It S.ooo 1 do - . 3,000 i» ' S.ooo 3 do I,ooo nr- 3.000 lo do . 5oo are 5,o<n, do do <oo aw . 33.000 loo do f jjoo are Cu,ooo APr*oxiMATio.\ rcjins, 4 prizeaof Sloo approx, to $5a.ooo prize are 4 do 3oo do f5.ooo do J,9oo 4 do S5o do . IS.uoo do 1,000 ■I do - 175 do ]0.000 do . Too 4 do 13o do 6,0-k) ■. Ho Coo 4 do ■ ■ 1S5 do 5.ooa Ho 5ao , 4 do * ' loo do , 3.000 Ho fio ■ 4 dp (o Ho. J,ooo do jyo 4 do . To do 1.000 . do t8o 4 do 5o do ” 1,000 do '• 2oo 4o do 4o do , • * 5oo Ho l^ioo: 930 do 3o do 8.000 do O.Coo 4oo do 30 do PjOoo • do 8,000 l,ono prie;a amounting to 1 8300,000 ID* Wboto TickeUglO—UtlreigS—- ... rijis or. the . ijottk«v. The Xu tubers from I to 3o.ooo, comtip-'nHIiig with those Xqmben on the Ticket* printed on separata *Upi of paper, are encircled with iiiull tin tubes,and jHaccd In one wheel. - • The Ural 5oo prize*, rimlUrlrprint.-J nml eorlrcled, are placed In another wheel. The ahuebamUienrevoItcH, and « number t* drawn from site wheel of Number*, and at the aame-Uqm ■ prize U drawn'from the hlhfr wheel. .Thonn inter'and prize .drawn out are opened and exhibited loftbeanHIenevanH recti* lereo br ibe t'otmuUdoner.; Ihe ■ prize Wop pbeed aRainrt jhe nqtuber drawn. This oturation I* repeated until all the prizea are drawn out,. ApproximationPrUt-a.— ; The two-preceding and the lao (ueeeedlng Xu mbera to those drawl or the : drat Soo prize will be'entitled to the f.W *pproi1raa* I Hon prizes, according lo the. Scheme. ‘ I , Alaaajrcra, determined ibu their Lotlerics ■hall excel all- others, ofllsr to .the public the above •chome, which, for the brilliancy of IU Capital•, and the tbaneea of obtaining prize* baa nererbeen equaled. ■ ITTf* Remcrobor that every Prize It drawn, and payable In full without deduction. \ - WpAU Prizeaof 8I,W0 and uoHcr.paM Immedlrato!y after the drawing—olho r prize* at the uanilllme of thirty day*. , ' All cemmenlcatlonaatricUycbnlldebllalv .The drawn numbers.will be forwarded to parchaacra Immediately after the drawing. . ■ Prize Ticket* cubed - or renewed In other tlcbcla si either office. ’ .y; ; 1 • 1 , Great Indnceraenf i Jo Club*, * I Aa of the Tickets ■rej’aannleed in draw j 88 we will tell CertlOcatea of Paettatnw of to Ticket* ; (odd and even number*,) the folInMtijrrct.-;*— j - All that the 10 Tickets draw over the amosi.t guar-! anlced accrura to the purchaser, Cortllcato of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, {60,00 “ '• ' 10 Half i* ■ 30.00 ■ “ 10 Quarter “ 15 Co Orders for TlckeU should he s;nl lu eariv. • Address orders for Tickets or Certltlrate* of Packages of Tickets, either to S. KWAS dt CO.. Atlanta. Ca. Or, S, SWAX, ilo; t;omcrt. AU.

TERMS OP SALE. ( ' . One fourth of the'purchase moneyIn. hind —one fourth in six—?one-fourth in twelve, and one fourth in eighteen months; and for the deferred payments notes, with good freehold security, bearing interest 'from date, and collectable without relief -from valuation or appraisement laws, will be required. And upon the sale being confirmed by the Cotfrt, a deed will be executed to the putahatcr, and a mortgage required on tbe'premises, to secure, the deferred paymep**. , PERCY ROCS, Commissioner. ■ July 30. I866.— il

Hollotruy’a Ointment anti Pillt, certain rem-i-iiicx for bad logs and old wounds.—Alfred jiloslct. aged 27, was for nine years afflicted vt jili .an awfully bind leg, there were several wouiiiln- in it, which defied all the doctors’ skill.mid injcnifttylo.licfll. He tried a rnriely of remedies; bni wa j - nol bene fitted by the .<.m'Lv ; Al last lie w»s persuaded to have rclourseio Holloway’s Ointment and Pills, these Iremertics quickly elfetletJ a very favorable nnd by contidtiing them unremittingly for three months, bis leg was completely cured and Us general henlih established.

| A large- company of Missourians add Carolinians jencamped on Washington ( Creek, continued depreJalipns on the fields bams and Bctilers in the vicinity, j I I J.’!ie .seniors had sent to Lawrom-c for ' 'K ■ ■■■ . ’. ’ ; ‘P '-..-4 ’ The La’wiemc, men ‘cent a Mr. H . formerly i!u>s., t«i.prbwe.l.to ihicioitp. ;to ascertaiii lfic lrulii uf ihe staienieiil i*i ‘ the depredaHoiih. lloytwciil to the camp .unarmed tlie|in xl day. 12ili. - was t'ukcn prisoner, and j-hot. v - P The JnwreuVe iiien imuicdiati-ly volunteered tu aitaVk ihc rbilifii'fttionsui Franklln, to pi demo ai rns Jp drive the encampcd.force out.uj tbo Tcrriloiy. ’ L ’„ ; | ' Iu‘ c<jnfcqiien‘re of- the loss of -killed ant! wmindpd, ilicy rrtprneil (p Lawrence after tin! tii t;ick oh Franklin, wi;hoht. iiiali ipg attack oh the catiiip.- ,' ‘ ‘ ■■■ -TBt.T-pius. Ang. 21. -i ! The th Journal, 17th, con-, tain; a. lenjjlh^ ; nucotint of anpthcr. outbreak iii Kansas on ibeTTtb,' ’ | ’ Brown, at tbu head of 8U0 free State inch; fttUckedfflmi dr^oveJfiitp; Mis>ouri a colimy ol. (jcdrgiana nlear U^a wptomip. 'i'he col tin v|wftrc u hat nietl; their houses) yii rw burritSi aim ' prppeVty}’d'i-«trtiyed. • „ Oti .the 12th: Ftouklin ifas attacked by 200 men fromfLawrepc’e, : .\yboi after dis.lodging 34;pr6-sl a very men .by fi ri ng the home they jvefe itil robbrf the P. ,0. of 870, took 30 U. S mu>kc.ts and ouc'picce of artillery, From Mr. llurkcy they look 8425. a gold Xwaii4i.aud;:8430 :worlti of clothing; from - Mr, ; Barns a large lot of clothing; frotn : Mr..Crane,‘‘botwan 89 and 81.21U) in accounts and notes, end 8123 worth of clothing, and from Judge Fane u Valuable horse.

STATE OP ISD1AKA,. I SsTilxcrlaud Conmy*, lo-srUt ) In the SwiUertantj,Cpuri j 0 f Cpmmon Picas. Robert N. Lamb stul'l { Thomas B, Dow, ad- |' minislNlors of the cs- ) • tnte of Willis.'.Petition to id I real deceased, ‘ {'estate to debts. ■ . «. ■ ■ ■ |. : . The unknown heirs of/>. soid John Willis. j ; ,

A VITALIZING EL Bill ENT I TO CONSUMPTIVES.

A PHYSICIAN or high standing, and fur* f mcriya Professor in one of the Medical .Institutions of this fbunlrr, now retired from active practice, who has (teen suffering from Pulmonary Disease, discovered, wbile'uavel* ingic Sduth America for his health,.a cure for Consumption, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and general debility; and being aware that thous* and* are suffering and dying annually from I his most dreadful of all.disases, he ii desirous from the principles of. humanity, of malting known this most valuable rejnedy. v Upon re* ceipt'of Fifteen Cents, in Postage Stamps, or change, he will send a Recipe,.with full directions fur making and auccesafulty using it. The amount required, is appliedYor Postage, and the payment of this advertisement. Address—B. P. DKVEROUOH; M, D., je25*6m ■ Boa 23, P. 0, Brooklyn, N. Y. •

'■IHE unknown belts'.of John Willis, late of-Switzerland county, deceased.' are hereby notified thal ihe above named admlnisIfalorx of Ihe estate of Joljn Willis, deceased, filed their ptiilmn at the July term, 1856, of the Switzerland Court <if Common .Pleas, to sell the real estate of said deceased,.viz: The S. E. qr. of section 6. lownsbip 2, 1 range 3, west, containing one hundred and sixty acrea, situate in Switzerland county. Indiana, except a bon l five.acres sold by said Willis in his life I line and conveyed to Lewis Rogers, but of the K. W. corner of said piece of land—to pay debts due and butstanding against said estate; mul therefore ihe Court ordered that said petition Mand for hearing at the October term of said Court, and that mdice of the pendency thereof be given according to law. - The unknown heirs are therefore hereby notified of ihe ■ pendency of said -petition, and that the same stands for heating, and will be J eard and acted upon by said Court at the next Term llicrcuf, to be held at (he Court House, in'the town'of Vcvay, in raid bounty, on the first Monday of October, a. d. 1866, ■- . Attest—OLIVER ORMSBY, .. • , auC-3[-$t ; Cietk S. C, 0. p.

MARRIED,

: VOn Uife Win, byltev, John G. Choice, Mr. \Vh.i:ijm (!»:««abo #nd Miss Eijza McCoan,. ' W'e flclinowjedpe the receipt of the Cake, •ml*rctn{q our best rishes' foi their future succtfsand happiiiess.

.TIIK WKEKLY REVEILLE

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. AdniinisfralorVSnlcy NOTICE is hereby given, that t will sell at pubtic .auclio.n, on Saturday the 6th day of September, a. o. 1856, at the residence of Hiram Bullies, late *of Switzerland 'county, deceased, afrbii personal properly.(not taken by widow) consisting of seven bead of horses, ■ three milch'cows,-seven or eight head Stock Cattle, hogi farming utensils, about 30 tons of Hay, to be pressed and delivered at the river, wheat, dotn. anJ bther nu: roerousto mention. A credit of six'months wilt - be given on all sums over the purchaser giving hia note wllh'ipprored' surety, waiving valuation' and appraisement taws. JOHN DICKASON, Administrator. tog. Gf I86(j.—3t v /. A

; • OFF. OB J Over Orisardi' Hardware Store, %d Story, Corntr of Main aud Ptn-y SlrttU,

■ Tub abqre establishment U 'supplied with-a it no snortincnt'ond vs Holy of , . . '

JdIi%pr, $pW$,ilufe,

And all kinds of tosleria) necessary for the prompt, neat and economical oxecnUon of ■

PBoratrora®,

f XBW LIVERY STABLEl subsceiben have taken the stand forfl. .merly iirciipied bv Albert Vandev'er, on jgjj .Main street, Veyay, Ind., and rfyjJoEAhave supplied.il with the best of orses * y' , fP' e *i Saddles!, Har■J&JicMAKf ness, &c., 6>c., and are n~w prepared to attend lo all calls made on,us jn the line of our business. ■

The roltWror are a few of the r arte lies of printing done at this office

Natipnar fflinp of lhc

• On the I5th Mad well’s party were on foui, li is feared limit of thorn hate fill I CO.

CURBS, I’liin or Kancv. of all sires and descriptions, will bo furnished and printed at short notice.

•, UNITED STATES," • Jut published, cdntaiblivaceorate portrilMrom Ufa, of Fremont, Bocbaoan, Fillmore, Day .on, Brecklaridge, and Uo»«f»on,with Ike pUUbxm of ihelr mperitro parti**, tpgether with the letters of acceptance and a .van amount of atatutleal matter, Intonating' lo all partle*,’ ThU map labeaotlfally colored, riu M hr 40 incbee, extend* (hrongbopl the Pacific cout, •bowler the exact boundaries of the Stoles and Terri* Iwlea, Mtaionri.CompmmtoUneVAe. U alio contain* a rateable Diagram, showing the ups and downs In reletlra rank, ae to population of the aeveral Suite rf the Union for . the mat 'sixty year*. politician* of all parltesi'wtilitrg 10 hare before them malaria) for belqg rally posted at a t.ngla glance, mhtt poueta a copyorthtomap. Fri» in iheat form,ttccoti; price lnjpocketforro,iOcdnU. : ■ ■ ;■ . fl. B,—Copl** sent (poat*p*ld) on receipt ot price. One hnndrea tbotmnui agents wanted lo sell them.— Add re as, - A, HANffEV, PoMliher, angSO-lm. ' No. 1U Broadway, N. Y.

Adjonrncd. ' ■ House.—Cftmpbi’lt'of 0., 'moved to reconsider the veto and lay that motion on the table, carried by 2maj. A message was teeoiveil,f:tint the Sen* -ale in regard to the army bill. Campbell moved the Honso insist on -their proviso, and asked a committee of -conference.

Treadwell had sent to Shannon lor aid, who called on the U. S. troops, but they lefmed to act.

( -IF AS? iO'ff-lS Sit & Savor Dry Goodi Stores, Shoe Stores, Grocers, Tailors,

Milliners, *nrt oUien, r>l»in,OT villi iho ritheit sl)lo or borlert.

Also, wc intend running a Hack regular!} to and from llte Mail Huai landiug. Passengers and their Laggage'' viU ba'conreyed to; and from their residences.'- . , The.nalrDDageof the public is respectfully solicited. CHARLES LEMON. augl3-3t HALL & LINDLEY.

The aiiti-idavcry men arc driving all the Missourians out of Douglas co. and destroying their properly. A fight took place on the 14th, near Oesawotomic, between 200 Abolitionists and 12 proslavery men, the latter in a fort, which resulted in killing 14 Abolitionists and wounding 6 others. On the morning of the 1C Lecomoton was attacked and taken by 800 of Lane's men. The U. S. troops, having Robinson, Brown, Williams and other prisoners in charge, surrendered without firing

CIRCULARS, bill heads, Commercial Blanks, and In fact every description of Blanks, printed in the most expeditious manner, at very low rates.

Medical IVollcr.

THE Partnership btrivreen Pr* 'dcCntcben nnd Gale was dissolved on itm fiat of February last Those indebted to them are requested to call and settle. ur. Osle is uulhorizec to settle the business of the firm. J. McCUTCHEN, T. C. GALE. Vcvay, Aug. 20 lfio6-—31

DRAFTS St DRUGGISTS LABELS,

Cobb of 6a.—Allow mo to make a motion, that the Home recode, and regard ibis as the (o c t.

Will bo printed in Plain or Colored Inks, or Bronze, or Combined Coiorvln the neatest style, rriolitis wilt be dona with Gold) Sliver, or Colon,

Desirable Kesldencb for Sale.

A WELL built t«*o story frame bouse, with two lots, situated on the corner of AA±& Main and Main Cross streets,-opposite Hily Knox's Steam-Mill, in full view of river, is now offered for sale at a bargain.— The house contains 8 rooms amt porch, fruit and ornamental trees of the best quality in the yard, with other good improve menu.— Terms easy. Apply to JOHN 0. COTTON, auS-tf Or to P. L. GRISARD.

Campbell, of,0.—I will not yield my point at Ibis stage of the game. Campbell’s motion lost, 6 maj. Cobb moved the House recede; lort—04 to 95. *

On pplenriM cbicd colored papers, or Canli, unequalled for brilliancy. Our Job Trrc U mniily new. and of the laid styles, from the extensive Type Foundry of L. Jonasoa & Co., which enables IhUOfflcclodo neater work than any other oflee in the region round about. ' JfpTIie patronage of (he public la respectfully solicited.

Attention, Smokers & Cliexversl

Coroner’s Inquest.

E. H. MARTIN, .Mom ((reef, adjoining Dr.'McCulchtn’t office, IS still receiving and opening a tine lot of Imported and Domestic Cigars, and keeps constantly on hand a genera I assortment of the best Virgin In Chewing Tobacco?

AN Inquest tu held on the dead body or V min—name unknown—found in the Ohio river, Jlear Henry McMakin’a landing, in Switzerland) county, Indiana, on the 91b day of August, 1356. Said person was supposed to be between twenty-five and thirty years of, age, bad black hair,-checked, cotton colt, black casinel vest, grey tweed pants, new ■hots, and white woolen socks. Ninety centi in silver was found in his test pocket. Verdict of the Jury—death caused by accidental drowning. JACOB R. HARRIS, Justice of the Peace. Aug. *20, I860.—31

Washburn of Me. tnovod the House adhere to its disagreement, or what will bo tbo eflecl of adhering? [Cries of “Order!” debate not admissible ] Cobb—You reject tbo bill. Washburn’s motion agreed to—87 to $3.

a gun. , During tbo absence of Col. Tituj, who went for assistance to Treadwell, bis boose about a mile from Lecompton was burned, and Clowes, editor of the Southern Advocate, and Sisterno were killed, and A. Preston wounded.

Sittings of the Courts I» Tint Countr or Switzerland, [niiana CIRCUIT COURT.

Cash for the Farmers!

4th Monday of April. | 1st Monday ol Nov'mlir

Which will be sold wholesale and retail on the most reasonable terms.

FBMIE subscriber will pay the highest market A price, in Cash, for WHEAT—to be delivered at the wharf boat in Vevay. (CTSacks furnished. EDWARD II. ROGERS. Moorcfield, Aug. 13.— tf

COMMON PLEAS COURT. 1st Monday of April. I 1st Monday of January, 1st Monday of Oct. I 1st Monday of July,

O" Country Merchants ore invited to call and examine for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere, as I will sell to them as cheap as the cheapest.

Large bodies of men are organizing in the border counties of Independence and Stringfellow. At Weston circulars signed by String* fellow, Atchinson, Anderson and Boone are being freely circulated in the river towns asking for aid to drive the a all* slavery men out, burn Lawrence on the 20lh, for which purpose a largo force bad left JL/eavraworth, : ’

B icock voted in the affirmative, with a view to move re-consideration, but did sot succeed in obtaining the floor. Washburn moved to re-consider the vote by, which the House adhered to the proviso,'to lay that motion on the table; agreed to by 1 msj. Bhorraan asked leave tp offer a resolution to adjourn sine die at 4 ibis P. M. Millson made an ineffectual effort to reconsider the vole by which the House insists in the Kansas amendment and asken a committee of conference. ( , Orr, during tbo proceedings, said the House will to-morrow be under necessity ■of proceeding with general legislation. ■ 'Repeated unsuccessful motions made to .adjourn, and a recess taken to- await tbo

IstMondayof March 1 1st Monday of Septembe 1st Monday of June | IstMondayof Decembe

COM MISS I OXERS COURT.

NOTICE.

N. 0. ’Nothing but Cigars and Tobacco kept for sale at this establishment. Vevay, Aug. 20, 1856.-

SO,OOO Bushel;; Wheat Wanted I fBlHE undersigned will pay the highest marJL ket price, m CASH, for Wheal, delivered at our store in Vc-vav. jy30 F. L. GRISARD &. SON.

ALL those knowing themselves indebted to Robert LcCterc, deceased, are earnestly requested to make immediate payment, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of a proper officer for collection, and .thosc having bills against the estate will present the same for settlement augS-Sto' JULIA E. LKCLERC.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees. MESSRS. Scoll Carter and Wm. B. Owens, Vevay, Ind., and Walton Craig, Ghent, Ky. r will receive orders for fruit trees, &c., &c 7 from the Nurseries of I. C. Fen is *V Co., Pleasant Ridge, Ohio, 7 miles from Cincinnati. (CP Please call on the Agents' and sec Catalogues of Fruits, I. C. FERRIS Is CO. Aug. 21,1856.—tf (News copy )

'I'o the Public.

THE subscriber, thankful for the hitherto liberal patronage conferred him by the citizens of Vevay a dd*TiwW] Switzerland* county, would 11 Yj them that no pains shall be spared on-bts part to furnish his Stall with the best Reef, Veal, Mutton, Lamb; Pork and Sausage that the country will afford for the Fall market.

Politico! Flags.

WE have on hand some beautiful Political FLAGS, Democratic and American—with the names of candidates and Portraits.— For sale cheap, at the Reveille Office.

Wheat Wanted. WE are paying the highest market price w cash, for wheal. .

Lane's /ores is .variously estimated at from 800 to 800..

HARWOOD & DOAN.

Bloody work Is looked for.

He will also pay the highest price in Cash, for Hides and Skins, delivered at the Store of Wm. Dickson, who is authorized to weigh, receive, and pay for them. aug!3-lf WM. NORTHCOTT.

"USf E-are now receiving a fresh supply of * * Spring and Summer Goods, which will be sold as cheap as the cheapest, marls TEATS & SCHENCK.

To Unlfcr Makers AriP FAKftURS GENERALLY. WE arc now manufacturing Davis's Paluni Churn and Batter Worker, and keep l{iem constantly on hand for sale. Warranted—returnable if not approved, dec 12 F- L- GR1SARP k SON,

' Kanawha Sait. JUST received a shipment of No. 1 Kanawha salt ■ TEATS $ SCHENCK

Norfols, Aug. 22

The steamship Jamestown is ashore on Cowpen Bboals. The steamer Shultz has gone to her assistance.

Cheese. JUST received, twenty boxes Cheese. irCo TEATS A: SCHENCK

CHAIN PUMPS— We keep constantly on hand Chair Pumps. For sain low bv feMi F- L. GRIbAflD SON.,

WE have juslreoeived a supply of Kanawha sail. Y. L. OR [SARD A- SON-

ICImii"-Sun INSURANCE COS?FANy; Of lllilag Snn, 1udl>un> Authorized Cn pi in I,.... 9 100,000Dullness confined to the State oflmliana. INCORPORATED, 1834. HOARD ,OP DIRECTORS. S. HATHAWAY, B. B. L0K1NQ, }. C. WELLS, S. F. COVINGTON, J. W. TALBOTT. WM. T. PATE, GEO. GILLESPIE, JOHN GRACE, * J. M. GINNINGS. WM. H. POWELL, B.J. HATHAWAY, J. P. CLREY, J. W. SPENCER. S. HATHAWAY, President. ' B. J. HATHAWAY, Secretary. O' Fire anti Marine risks taken at equitable rates. All persons desiring Insun nee will call.on . GEORGE E. PLEASANTS, mnyat-lv Agent, at Wm, ImL S. r. COVINGTON, OencTaPAgent.