Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 10, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 18 January 1834 — Page 4

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i or Ac Rising mountain youth. T!l' He dwell i! j oil til' nioumaoi u p. Hi- heine WV.S On ihe hill: And m.inV a lotdv rose-!Ve tllere Put loi'.h it hIoom- sull: But ah! the hand that ocitmvci the! Shall t ; 1 1: -i r tiom n mom. For lo! it wither ii the tomb. Ami 1 .:i : w ith ii i- ' ! I hi-uii-"' j j IV !lA Wha '!'! Ami I:, A l-:i t:we ueaiwod hagra on;!.' reatnh.l now : on -tal v. nters lie'ie i ia;;-. e I I..:: i" iv r ' I the r lien Mountain vo'ih. '.::'' tfai rr.i'cd re lituvi, il :..- : i'i- ot t ii.- i;a-. 111 Oil. i !,-'d V. iv o el I in; ll.- thought t,-' days, tie: Tea: tr,-' n'l ". rou; ft .Ml II--all. o n Wl.t a ai! v.-as iVo sport a:. J gb 1 lo thought upon tin m ail : iv.'. v.i'l't b) thi..kt!iai iih v :',- r. i.: had ri.a-ed ii;ij, t!.j I.!,- th?' vision at a dicam, S -rv'd v.'v 1 1 bet: a v. l:e" .avTl tii.tt 0(H (lie- W . nheod gan lo beam. T- i:vAnd b-iur ports iH'g.at tTheir '.'or and esteem: la Iv I'ig-.ti of o-it!i declined And va At, .l.ni oiInlhx :;-:-e i by .:mi tacre, !.:erof he ihoiight of fa i I ii n t.rs t.. - i :wrv s. oet.u -. ii tender t!i-auhl, ;l.l sad gliaij'.-i !; anliappv lot m !Sl sureh e.aue. 1 ! eke "'I ) And ('he;-, tiv t ) : n 'VA til tr.eir 'urn. i ! Tl'i II :.e.ii 'ma iin ;ad and ; ' as mad.lenia i at'i. i ui'U a. -;t aw i not las tOv l-a: to p.r.e 'h " u.i.-i"u iune's fro !:. liui eieh ' ia.-tiai sorrow cup T;..' ai'-ai.L.ii l vou'tii had f an; And t! ore. beneath thoe s iei ed 'coughs Bv lii own fingers woe. He !eeps in uuiet with the. dead, W hi!e P.. v till hh nm a;vvc t AV-o-;-: i.J '.I.JK (liC. religious j i i I .pnmg 5eti 1 1-' re e1 iiv .pnmg up in on,, iv c! Sarrv, one wi'.ose 1ene;s is o sile'e r ic'h oi.rr at a hojv meeting wiiii l:f iv k;. One of trV fenv.le .vr.f.;.;-, i y.vii.g ladv ef a :ie-iiaed ai .as happ-. i e, to era: infe r a oueg gci'i'in an of wham sae wa enamored, and g ive bin a nnue cordial and iovii'? i.'i:e ...a i wa li'sue lit'. aii was 0,'nte lit' i in xi da : o tccelvcd a .Ti;r;agc iron th" high p.il cf he -ect, s.ixieg a lugii :! i l !)' : n :.'' an ee.'.-;r-.)-,i;i;caliM I -r ";,L - flt .1; t.'t.nrAnf ''!':,. W e ha- not onIt -ed hefou, i ill we nvy as Weli!uit as : --;, lirit li:: sii'.i wa- up before u en i!i' ni;r,ii: g ot' Ja'e Mtemje a;aii' !, 'ia: so t iat we lost sight r( t a it rr.'t pi. li.l and suMime exhilution. .c ;::i!.ee. - we are occaMoaaily nmu-i d a;.d c nligl-.tetird !y the specuI a'.i'i: s e.f ei:v in-'te ti.'.iu:e'te neirr'i'ior who luvi: "p 'ie'i-c.es, as we ought to have I er a. One young lad, while ireMig ie'fSf if .i'.' i I rgi; st.,r j,,;) i0 th' a hv :C su.e- : an apple tie. in he vriiv lu i . ved on aar r'.l was a feie rut i- r of ;h to :mi end. A a sin world co n:ng related wiial na i So she neighbors, oar dd :rei ren a rhoolarirr i,. his (!;n.shr.ik his !u aj ia token of doni.t. 11" .ii l if a star slnaihl n ally fill, he did'nt 'oeiieve tiial the Mate i f Maine, or old Ma-aohue;;. u.itd he lai m'enoiich lo hold ii.-.Mninr i , 'r. .7 flh'-h. What a imsterious thing i- a biodi! tiait a single word or a look, cr a thought ihl should send su h an inimitable carnation over I ho check. I,ke the sr. ft tint. o the Strate-' too. that the sil.iiaii l -aii--:? La e ;a' i- ca palde of kindling ? Tlx' Inn ! r foot does not turn red with mode-ty or shame, any mare linn (ho shoe or storking which cavers i;- It i" he lace ih.it lit" Heaven of the soul. There ,t;n he traced (he. in'elb etnal pheno.nea a, v iSli ii oi hani' e aa.oantmg to a saorai cei : uiit . A iaule Idusli should put the itif.ei I to hairi; . a; d prove So him the ahardhv of tin: doctiit-e of i hanee. I he ( ,uarir!o:i M-icniy sas they be ri ilir-ir e,ftif e a singular pao pkin. u f.b I. !- oi f.a t h.a'S qnah

the time- p.kam:i.v '.Lituro. i be origin oft hi? Irish expression is a generally known. There lived, in bygone times, in the county of Con-a-.-gjis, it) the Emerald Isle, one Teddy Defaney, Eso.. a gentleman ' i' csy .""

.'!.;;? 'dial is to say, neither very great !:ior vej-v small; and being an Irishman.

!ie was, cf course, something of a wit: hut he became infected w ith the Matiia wkiih cxhled in those days of emigration., and having disposed of his effects, ea!!.e to the t ight-anglod rity. where, laH kuowing the habits of the people, and believing, vvitii mar.v others who 'migrate till America.' that it was o I much a I n.d "I t'rtcdora, ilia! a rn-i'i MUght do h: pf'i.ff.fW' lie was SOOTi relieved ir-'ta tin: h'upihen of his guineas :ed ".as rc-hnad to labor for las !ioliMtioa. rvv;r; wntle hoiio ti:e iioi:if.''.'"i yeat- after !i:s downfall. Tedae was acting in ean.Hatv oi ka hricklaxe. tri- 'id of iii-, who had 'ane'ltl v ( aiigraiei! from 1n1 fef-;rne 200 i- ii ' i;-h count r' of I'onaught, and tuv.ti she vu'it:i!y rt Teid"s former niaT:'oi'. n -i iiim in one ef the streets ' I New loik. an-1 on re 'ociuMivg hi I'-a!nr( s, n -f itii!ainli.'i4 hi tattered gannei.t., ..-.Inii'd i.im with the eutomJ:n "tii, inoni'ng, Mr. IXdany." j Te-.id' . vita was. t'.e moment, 1 d ot -; ing in his vocation- eyed h'm aifaha- ' ai-d of hi eot:di!ion. and th?n will; ! tro'" lri.t -,m;ritte. r'tiied.Och, Mister i.nic : f U a Iv alter i' When 1 was in w hen the Ucvcrmet me in the parading in my mail clothes, and ( ' ti.-a:c',;S, i e know, e: (1 Pather 0"i)r.i: moniing, ;:!! I wa n u !., w it!( tav s:!k motocco 'iinpers on. it. wa i, v:;o d li. Vi ning til! ) .Mr. I blar.j. , and how i- iT h'ai.h '.f the morn ; and how i- the companion of i r bosom, at.il t-e;- d ailing pledges of yer mutual atite'iou ? ihi! now, orh! its more brick aii. I mer'het, you d d Irish blackguard! Och, the times hae bravely altered, Mr. O'Rourke." W'e fear too nvu.v tool the truth of 'jVddji's re!a tiuii.in tiiis glorious Sand of hh'-rly and equalilv. I A l.-i.iv ia led a Ian London ha been plunder;o sura of monev in a gamJ nl, rig house, into which her curiosity j !iad led her t' obtain admission, by atI tiring ia men's clothes. THE Mill, lf,; M KRKKCIIKs. A curious occurrence took place a low years since in ITartferdshire, about went v dive miles from London. The keeper of the post-office en the great Northern r ad, who was in the. habit of !.'tp;ng in a room so much elevated above tnc road as lo enable him to hand l.,l .Clh.- ,-ilwt.-M fl-n-. lVwt n..r f (iuard of the Mail, had gone to bed at p.n earlv hour, according to custom. At half pat three o'clock in the morning he wa half awakened out of a heavy siei p by the well known sound of the horn. He turned out of his bed mechanically, and handed out what he Mippe-j 1 to he his letter bag to the gaud of lii mail, who threw what he rccrivtd. without looking very cioselv a' ii. into the receptacle. Toe coach pro-i t ded to town without delav.and the po-t-office keeper resumed his sleep in which Ii-; indulged until ids wife, who rose at live o'clock, found it nc-le-suv disturb him in consequence of nii.-sing his breeches, which he was in toe habit, of keeping on a chair next (o t ! - ed and in which tne greater part of the receipts of the day were; e.nlaine,!. His wig and otaer tilings v.eie also mi.--ing. The lirst tiling that suggested iis -if to hutii was (i.,it o!iie thieves mut have got in at the window which (hey used, for the leasan above stated to leave unfastened during She night. The good woman, however, upon looking under (lie holster, ioiiad. to the atoitsh;nent of ho'h, the h'ttcr bag, which should have been within a few miles, of London at the. time. The absence of 'lie breeches was then fully accounted for. Too owner fancied that the onlv safe place in (he house was between the hol-ter and the bed. On this occasion ho had mbtakon the h tter hag. which, as well a his hrcelies, was made of leathci, (or his pioperij,and placed it in the same spot. The guard, w ho it appears was satisfied with feeling, that what he had got was leather, took no notice of (he extraordinary shape of the new letter bag. and wa ovei whelmed wish surprise at finding, upon his arrival at Loudon, that the. firs; thing he laid his hand upon, in rumaging (or lheirtot valuable conlent of She coach, was a pair of old leather hroeche. c ontaining an old pair of drawer, a pair of black worsted slor kings, a collar, a wig, and a pair of double sole shoes. He had, however, scarcely examined this precious depoit when a messenger arrived in breathless ha.-te from (he post-office keeper, with (he bag, which the guard very willingly l'eeit--.fl i;i .!;iiin.' for th'' blT-rte.

A black-snilh brought cp hb son, t.o whom he va very severe, to his Ira Je. Th urchin was a most audacious dog. On : day the old gentleman was attempting to harden;! cold chisel which he had made of foreign steel, hut he could not succeed. " Horsew hip it father." exclaimed the )ouugone:'if that will not harden if. I don't know what will." A gviilieinai:, rather smitten with a certain Mi in the vicinity of Bridgewater, was surprised to learn on paying his flame a morning visit, that she was stili in bed. "Te ll our mistress ,"' saiu

he to the waiting-maid, "that I am sorry to tied tier in the arms of Morpheus at so late an hour.' The maid said she probably might forget 3lr. Morpheus' name, and therefore desired that he would he kind enough to write it down. She gave it to her mistress, who. upon il"hi uil iiuivi lull.' vl trtill. nu.lll, ' f . ? , , , - ,i i l.i niteo. a:id all lilat ort oi Ihiarr. S I called the get 'leman a cruel man for iiiiiiikiiii imii cnu vi iii ni mo U . Mr. Morpheus, a person she never saw j in ncr I;!e. bhe. tiatatcd tlie note to j her molher, declaiing that such ungen-! erous inir.iiations determined her to1 never behold him more. The old lady possessing more sagacity than her i daughter, told her (by the assistance of a .!ic!io:;ar) that Morpheus was the g 'd f -hep. "Oil! cried she, that grand! I'M "jeep or. John is a clever tell, w! We imagine that there are too many voung females now-a-days who are re.alIy in lave with Mr. Morpheus; and, were it not the case, we might observe more blooming countenances more smiling faces, ai d more healthy cheeks. The Cincinnati Gazette says, there are before the Legislature, at least five hundred applicants for divorce this is the state, of O! Heigh? O! RHSftAI?!? O IS 15 II R. TENTH BRIGADE, I A. MILITIA, Printers Palreat, Dec. 20, 1C33. Tl 1 .1 I ne ctcner u orders me decision made i in (i o appeal caseof Captain William C. Mitchell to be recorded and pro mni gated : tuc state or ixdiaxa) Appeal from vs the decision of William c. MiTcur.LL,) a Regimental Court-martial, (of which Lieutenant Col. Pcuet Harvey acted as president.) which met on the 25lh of October last, finding Captain William C. Mitchell guilty of "unolficer like conduct," came before William C. Keen, at his Head Quarters, on the 16th of December. 1 133.5. for his final decision. The point relied upon by said appellant were as follows: 1. That the court ruled him into (rial, when he had never been arrested. 2. The charges investigated, diiiering from the copy delivered to defendant. 3. Tne court receiving testimony on tiVoi charges not embraced in the original charges. 4. The court taxing the defendant with eots cf prosecution. With regard to the first point it does not appear from the record or any other evidence, that said defendant had ever been formally arrested. The re turn of t'ae Adjutant, on the back of the original allid ivit, being "executed by reading" but ibat objection i done away, by the personal appoar-tnee and pleadings (o the charges by the defendant; lints, placing himself in the custodv ol the court. 3 1 point this objection is trilling and beneath notice; the only variation being in one letter. 3d point This objection is not founded on facts the evidence of the witnesses objected to. was strictly legal going to hew other and similar acts of unoliicer -like conduct. 4th point Tiiis objection appears to be well taken costs of military pro-ecu! ions do not follow the conviction; fail ate to be paid in the special manner pointed out ia "the 73d section of the Mihtia Law of Indiana. Tae General discmers oilier informalities, which he believes he is bound lo notice. Firstly, the original charges were not sworn !o, in the manner pointed out in the Militia Law. Secondly, th" record of the icgimental court is without venue. It appears from that record that certain men, some with and s.une without military titles prefixed to their names met at the court-house i n Vevay upon a certain day named but does not say whether they belong to Kenfuekv. Ohio or Indiana nor by what .authority they met (here. Whereupon, after mature deliberation, the General adjudges that (he proceedings aforesaid, are informal, illegal and void that Cap!. William C. Milchell as to the said charges made by M ij. John Alfrey, go acquitted, hence without delay. IH order of Brigadier General William C. Keen. Is U" niAMFRUN. Am.

CASH! CASH!!

1 ASH and the highest market price w ill ue paid lor slaughtered Hides and Skins, if delivered at my Tan Yard, or at th store of Craft and Son in Rising Sun. JOHN TAlt Jr. N. 13. J. T. intends keening constantly ou hand TAJWERS OIL which he will sell by the barrel cr gallon on the most reasmable terms. Nov. .30. 183:3. 25-tf TVotice! rVoticel! 4, LL persons indebted to me on acjl3L count, are requested to settle the same by note or payment. Those who j neglect this notice, may expect lo find j their a counts in the hands of an ofli-! leer, after the first of Januarv I PORK or win: AT" next. "ill -.! it . " ill le received at Pepiier and James . . . ; Store for any debts due the subscriber. P. A. Athearn is auliiorixal to settle ihove accounts. A. C. PEPPER. ov. 16. 133 V 7-3t-tf N FIRE, JXD LYULVD XlllGJTlOy EDWARD S. BUSH, Jgcnt at Riting Sun, Indiana, of the PROTECTION INSURANCE CO,, Of Hartford, Con.vuctk ct, OFFERS to effect Insurance on hehalf of said Company, on Dwelling-houses, Stores, Ware-houses, Mills, Factories, and buildings in general; Merchandize, household Furniture, and every description f personal property, against loss or damage by Fire. A!-o, on Steam-boats, Flat-boats and every other description of vessels, with their cargoes, against losjs or damage by INLAND NAVIGA TION. The terms are as favorable as I hose ef any other Company; and all claimfor losses, will bo Kberaliy adjusted, and promptly paid. The advantages of Insurance, to trading men, are. so well known, that I con-ider it needless to say any more to that portion of our citizens, than to point to the above advertisement; that they may recollect they have those. advantages at home. Those w ho are not engaged in business, do not seem, so readily, to perceive the advantages that might accrue to them, and w ill, probably, not generally insure their property, until we are visited by a devasiing FIRE in our village. E. S. Bi.su. Nov 16, 1 833. 9-tf TO PRINTERS! THE undersigned continues to manufacture (he Franklin Printing Press. He has for sale several second hand Stanshury and Ramage Presses. Also, Chases of all sizes, Composing Sticks, Brass Rule, Gallies, Copper moulds, Inking rollers, &c. fcc All of which he intends to keep a general assortment for the orcomodation of the craft. His establishment is on (he corner of Elm and Eojlith streets. SAMUEL S. DICKINSON. O'?!. Xv. 30. 1833. Dec. 23-3 n P. & H. JAMBS, IFEjust received and are now openins, at their Store on the east side of front street, First door aloie Craft cy Son, a nezo and general assortment of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEEXSJVARE, CUTLERY, yc ALSO, IRON, CASTINGS, AXES, Farmer's & Mechanic's Tools, COOPER'S WARE, &c. Also, a general assortment of School BOOOIvS and STATIONARY, and the lives of three of the most distinguished men of the west, to wit: Daniel Boone, Black Hawk, and DAVID CROCKET. All w hich they will sell low for cash or approved country produce. They xciil .ecp constantly on hand and or sa'c Fresh Flour, w hich they w ill wan ant to be of the best quality, ALSO, She loghesl price in CASH will he given for WHEAT, at (heir Mill on Laughery, at their Store in Rising Sun, or at any intermediate point. Dec. 7,1833. 14 If ASH and the highest price will be V given for CLEAN RAGS,del rred t thi office.

PEPPER a JAMES, Keep constantly on hand at their Store, South corner i,f Main end Front cf., a general assort ment of DRY GOODS, Queens ware, Cu tic ry,Groceries,Drugt and Medicines. Paints, Oiis, Dyc-slotTs, eke. &c. ; all of which they will dispose of at fair prices, for cash or approved country Produce. They will purchase PORK, for which the highest market price will be given. Nov. 16. 18.32. ' :-tf.

WRliVCV? HAINES & LANIUS, Vorth corner of .Vain and Frorit sinr(, AVE JUST RECEIVED, in addition to their former stock, a arge and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS; Hardware, Quenasware, GfTLERV, Groceries, etc, c5cc. All of which they will dispose of low for cash, or approved country produce. Also, on hand, for sale lOO BbU RED BEANS, lOO do DRIED PEACHES, 50 do DRIED APPLES. Nov. 16, 1833: l-3w CH AFT & SON, JVe.ar the corner of Front and Grand its. 31 AVE on hand, a general assortS..I. meet ot DRV GOODS, and GROCERIES: H ARDWARE, QPEEXS ware. Cutlery, Boots and Shoes, Castings, Nails, Iron, Planes, Looking Glasses, &c. Sec; all of which they will sell low for c ash, or approved country Produce. Pork, Wheat, DRIED FRUITS, &c. will he recei ved in payment of debts. Nov. 1C, 3833. 8-tf E. S. BUSH, STAVING received ;;n nddifion I o LjL his former stock, has on hand, a general assortment of DRV GOODS, GROCERIES, I hardware, Queenswarc, Iron, Castings, Cordage itc; which he will sell on advantageous terms, for PORK, Wheat, Ileans, Dried Fruits, &c, or even for cash! E. S. B. is prepared to Pack Pokk, and will commence operations as soon as the weather will permit. Oct. 11, 1833. !l-tf NOTICE! THE subset ibcr still continues to do business at his Old Stand on the corner of Front and Grand streets, and takes this method of informing the public in general, that he has on hand a good assortment of Seasonable Pall & Wisster GOOD which he offers low for Cash, or approved credit, consisting in part as follows. Black, blue, brown, olive, drab and Steel mix'd Cloths; fancy Casimeres, Satinctt's of all descriptions ; red, green, scarlet and white Flannel's; brazen Shirting and sheeting, blenched Domctsc do. PLAIDS AND STRIPES. Merrimack and Fall River 2 blue Prints; fancy do. assorted do. Scotch Plaids; blue and brown Camhlet : assorted Circassians; plain and figured book Jaconett, and Swiss Muslin's; plain Bohbinett's; cotton and silk Flag Hhdkfs, Blankets of all size and descriptions: Cotton Yarn assorted numbers, Sec. &;c. To all of which is added a general assortment of HA H I) WA R E, GROCERIES, MEDICINES, Paints, Oil, Dye SulT, Queen .and China Ware, Musical Instruments. Toys, &c. Also, COOKING STOVES, and Stoves of every description. 5. HATHA WAY. Nov. 1 6, 1 833. 6-1 f R. K. EATON, & CO Main Street, second door from the corner of Front street, RESPECTFULLY inform their friends and the public generally, that they keep constantly on hand a general assortment of SEASONABLE DRY GOODL, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Glass-ware, Iron, Nails, Books, Sec; which they will sell on accommodating terms, for cash or approved articles of country produce. In addit ion to their slock of substantial articles, thev intend to keep a variety of FAjYCY GOODS, to which they particularly invite the attention of the Ladies of the town and country. Nov. 16, 1833. & tf WOOD will be received at thin office. in payment for the paper if delivered imrnr-H'stlt.