Indiana American, Volume 6, Number 40, Brookville, Franklin County, 5 October 1838 — Page 2
PENSIONS. We publish to-day, at the request cf the Pension Agent, tome information valuable to those revolutionary veterans who are entitled to pensions for their pnjt services. As there seem to have been no provision made by law
tor enlightening this old and renerable class wf citizens as to the steps necessary for them
to pursue in obtaining their small pittances,
it devolves upon the press generally, with its ustomarv liberality, to miblish gratuitously
whatever relates to this meritorious class, cal
culated to contribute comfort and peace in
their declining yv-irs. Every newspaper in
the State therefore will perhaps confer an
old soldier wiinin
l it i.. v - .t., i.x ii. Am. . i1Miiii mI t!i-4Liii iiuiiiot in utl f i:jcl certi .
srtftti "I'pir r jvt,.. w '- i i -- . .!
ceased person, he must deposite with you n
nensioner living
7. In nil cases of payments being made of
moneys due a deceased pensioner, the origin
al nension certiucnte must be surrendered ast
iniulire of uf the pence in mid . i!t:! nipr- i. H d. Tl eui-iih ..!. fbiil it.r
ficatc in his possession, of which (I certify) lor snid county, duly commissioned and am disposed to think, are both produced
qualified; mat ms commission was oatea on irtin the same disease. When we notice
the uavof 18 . and will expire them we lose no lime in remount them frrm
on the day of 18 ,and that his ; the flock, and make a free use of tar. It rare-
signature above written i genuine. j ly fails to clied a cure in a uw Given under mv hand and the ( the animal is old or unsound."
Seal))- seal of said county, this day of 18 J From the Indiana Journal.
Clerk. INDIANA ASDURY UNlVEItSn V
.rt;hV-,f. f ihe cleric of the court . Judire oftthe following is a true copy; There insert n
Probate. Register of Wills, Ordinary or Sur- copy ot his certificate of pension; that lie rogate; (as the case may be) stating that he is now resides in and has resided
duly authorized to at tin that capacity on we, mere lor uie spare oi jeais pwsi, hu
ociato ni ihe fiereasea Dens oner, ana inai u ui.-u ucmuus imcii-i ne umucu hi
. . . r . - . ' . . r, ' J-.. r
has been proved to Ins satisfaction that there oworn nnu suosrnnea mis wnj oi
is no widow, child, nor children, of the same i IS before me,
cays, ur.!e$
J. P.
.Vote. The above deposition must be sign
ed by the deponent. Where the pension hns
been increased, since the certificate has hecn
evi
idence of the identity of ihe person to whom given, the magistrate will note the fact
the pension claimed was due, or other substantial evidence of such identity must be pro dured in case such certificate cannot be oh
nrt of kindness on some
the limits of its circulation by publishing the :-, ; M.,.lo.l in a Irnnwledireof which
uiiui iiioik'ii ti4uM .v, - o 'ennuirv 1 1 . : wr-.w r c r o mtlrtt ll:ll!f- 1 I
may u rn., ... ......v .. - ald j, cam,t
ccs'ary trouuie ana aisappoiiumcui,
?omsoi me inuiana press kpe.i ... court of Record.
tenia of disapprobation ot the new arrange- ,er(inMte of the facts proved must be
menttiiat has been made, by which tne pen- . , . . fl.mn .,. , r!rk of lho rmirt. jt is
Slate of I, a magistrate in
D.
County, 13 the county above nam-
lained.for surrendrv, and that due search anded,do hereby certify, that 1 have the most . - . .. .... . : J at. .
cen made lor said ceruncaie be found. The date of said
have been made for snid certiheale satisfactory evilcnre, viz: that
it be nroved before a
Soma of the Indiana press speak in loud ,
who has this day appeared before me to take the oath cf identity, is the identical person
named in the pension certificate, which he
s.oners throughout the St tie can receive their npcCHarv far ,he derk to give the evi of inii1i- ni inafuiinl Itmnst nr.npar loCV- !.... . .1 . !t--
has exhibited before r.o, tiiimbered
bear.ng date at the War Ofiice the
div only at one point. It must appear to cv
ery one an arrangement exceedingly u-h.ivo- h ovcJ nd C(,rliry un,ier lisSf...
rabletotheoldsoiaicrs-ana kii " f offi (!t ,h leslimonv ad fuced was sa-
be, in amount, to deprive many ol tiiem 01 l ie ..f.nrv ,n
benefits of their pensions. I?y the fornv-rar- 9) -kmi a pensioner 5s plarcd under
rangemeni, nej .-.. "-V a:,r!i..nsbip, the guardian applying lor a
branches of the bute H.uiK-ana inei cm nf.sioi, , Rjji,;oll to lhe evidence of
very conveniently, and at comparatively lit- ionf.r,4 -,,,, v, (u.p0ii,e Wl,, you
dom e in detail, but only to state the facts thai
18 ; and s:gned by
hi certificate from Ihe proper authority, that he
probable that a great number ot mem w, e m:(. jn liat iici(v.and unable to draw their pensions at all-thcir M,i!f:1.. evi(friue ,,a, hiUard was feeble limhs will not sustain them m a jour- on pcm(.
nav r t onmo 1 1 1 ri 1 ri t mi ii tir 111c 1 1 .... . r- . 1
inner in sue n
and
day
on the
J. P.
I, clerk cf the court of
countv, certifv that 1 magistrate
as above, and that the foregoing signature.
purporting to be his, is genuine. In tt-sti
moiiy whereof, I have hereunto affixed ni)
Secretary of War.
Given under my hand, at
day and yes.r above written.
seal ol din e, day of
and suoM-ribed my in the year
name,
this
.1. . a . I
Will not be worth the irouii, lor mc expense of the journey would amount to as much as the pernion. It is unfortunate for them, but just such nn airngemcnt as might be expected under an Administration whose head is a little perfumed, dandy aristocrat. If it is right to grant our revolutionary soldiers pav for theii service, it is also right to
form
remove at. obstruc ions in tne way o. iroo- there must be a .... win t!. .n.l if Mini- DoP.i Iroutoil 3 U IT. IV. 1" . '
l!" " ... - iU;,cto, other than the magistrate or rnmMit riwhf'v anniViMatin? thelf Services . . . ?
. ' rr 7i i j..:...i , taking the arknorvledgemeni; olherw
icoum irci ineiti, means uut.i uc ucnai-u 1
nutthosnin nnssession of their annuities with
its milt; iitjn mi: nii'a fa'ciisc iu iimn
tleiHiiy ol Ihe pens
cases, must be established under t!ic
herewith. milked D. lOih. For all payments made by you
plirate ici eipts must be taken, (agreeably to ihe suKjaine I, marked J.) one ofcarh jou w, forward with your quarterly accounts, to tlie
I hird Auditor ot She I reasury;and in all c a-
mark from inabil-
i tries
notary
ise sui-h
receipts will not be admitted at the Tttasu-
'YM- I . I . .. '.11 1.
ll J r.l . I .1 il.n I I u.l.lllilll tin iMiiiis mil iriiiiiijii c uii.
. ' . - J ! cnrsrnl rvl rinfli II M in llll l;il I:IV ol Mliri ll.
which must make the law in relerence to ma- . i r u , . ..... ... June. September and Decemocr. of eath
.u .i;v.,...ii year,
r. i:..;' ... .i . ... rate abstracts of Invalid and
l Kill I'll IIIU9C llt lll III l UlSL'llK.'. I" v
tablsh their
These must be accompanied by srpa-
Kevolulionarv
Clerk o.1" the court of county. IIere state what the evidence is; whet!
er personal knowledge or ihe ssflidavits of res
du- tpeeiable persons, gin.g tlinr iinncs
J')lc. Where the pensioner is personally
known to the agent, and he will certify to his identity, the above form (B) may be di.-pen-:ed with. C. Know all men by these presents, thai
I, of pensioner of the United Slates, do hercbv constitute and np-
'point my liue and lawful attor- ! r i :.. . . . r
ni-y,ior ine an.i in inj iimiik-, 10 receive iroin the agent of the United Slates for paying pensions in the State of Indiana, my pension fiom the day of 18 .to the da of 18 . Witness my hand an i seal, this 'day of 18
lt,IIIfi fll UISUH.'. " V - n. IT I. I aft I 7 . . . . , Ti r .- r.i Pensioners, and of pensioners under the art of e.l.j claims to the satisfaction of the ' . 1S3 each made out in alohaheti-'Sealed and delivered in)
.... . ... ... ,
cal order, and supported by the vouchers here
in before described, numbered Irom io 1 on
wards. No payment shall be made under a power rf attorney where it has been dated preceding the time when the pension pa-
ment becomes due; or where tl hears date sixty days previous to the time of making application for p ment. And in all cases of payments upon a power of attorney, the clerk of some court of Record must certify that the person before whom the power was executed is a justice of the peace or magislrate,and that he.ltelieves the signature to be his, which certificate in no case is to be regarded where it U on a separate paper, or is attarl ed to the power by sealing or wafering. The power or certificate must b" free
of any erasure or nlleiattou in its material
Thf thin! seion of the orenarafi.rir it.f..i
Eastern Argv. Portland. Jl.nnr, Sept. 12. ,ment cf lmJ infanl Institution closed last eve.
THE GREAT RESULT! i f m
Lrprrctdcnlrd Democratic I iclory. TV ords -,,n :..st . Wj has hcen in rnnlIn,
arc inadequate in express the gratification lwen(v.one wcek,. Between fortv and
and joy we feel, in laying before our garters . - . attendance, mai.v of
the followfng particular! or the most splendid fi ; lhe ,ligher branches of a c Ipolitical victory on record. Maine stands , The instructions U.e last sess:,n
forth "redeemed, regenerated.disenthraUcd, ( . . , nrifessors. rRrv.
with every branch of ihe Government for the j. B. antj Rev. Joks W. Weiklcv.
coming ear, thnrrugidy democratie. . e : . . .... .
have not onlv beaten, but have overwhelmed i . f ,t , h,,. ' .
the enemy-
1 1 . . ..Tnminalinn. nrliif h rr.irtr.r nn A I. ..
lhe r' iTursdavand continued two days. Tkl...l..
concern rd;
and refierted much honor on those who conducted n. At ...l.- n4T ll.Ttilinfp ticf rrrnir. ll...
consigne.1 the federal part v to a position lit-. eJi;!,i(ion hr!d at the Methodist Clnir.h. lip tlin sido of iihaohite oblivion a nos.iion : ... j j
.... ..... , : yviiuii y?as crowoca loovcriiowinET. ineix
i step, un- ,:... :.. a
; r i i .111:1 c rti ... uii in "tu( u iiii.'it '
- -- .... r addresses, whwh were truly inkrestirg. a-:
V,m mnrli linr.nr In ll.A rr- rfrrmf rs Tl. i" '.
meat of federal royr. r, to place insunnount-1 , . ,, , f cxcrcJSCS:
I I. Music. into this campaign- o i u.. n... T r..;i-
3. Mn'yc. 4. Decl unal'or, bv Wtv.. Ewlolfe, Green-
: rnst!e. I 5. Declamation, by Samuel Bclottc, do. i fl. Milrie. ! 7. Di-cl.in.al.oP, by Tl.cep'u'.las Sellers,
gained and wor-e-exereisod power. Thede-j u :...! w t . .... , ., - i o- ivjpcrstiSion. iv. . Jones. do.
v a. Muc.
ent. but relying alone upon Ihe goodness of ,ft t-,, n- f TM m ...... f
their eaue lle viilue ami in'elhgenre o. T i; , , ... .. .. ' I a I hot i, the people, and their known d.spoMtion to, i(l,,iftn:i n.mprf hv L..k
utain democratic principles with Herculean . f"i;... f., '
slrenctb, whenever they might be endanger- i .0 T '
.. .... i i i i
ii uy irii.-i .ii sui i cs. i 10 i . r r . 1 i- t i - i n,; . . , . - .i ' 13- Importance tf Estal.iished Punnrlcj, I lm vrhlo is tin lircrf;l -r fiprn in flu i - .... . 1 . . ... I
State, by thotfands.
parlies were out and the victory
e the more M'na and decMve bv this fart.
: ('i..l f..f f' o .l-.li,nc III At- nrmnr naa ... :
driving them m dismay and con-. . , A h. . nPMurt, nr '
fusion from the holds of power of which they . ;.,...; -.i.j. k ,-,r,- ,1 , "i
had brcome possed by accident.
pie have more than nv.de good our "predic i ff w)l-(r h WJ, fondur(ed in 8tIth R mww lion' that John Fairfield wou.d be elected r(.n(irret, cnllre satisfaction to all conrernr
lij' three inruanu majoruy inev nave iaKen matters into their own hands, and have settled them to suit themselves. They have
from winch it can never advance a step, un
less bv lhe larit consent of that Democracy I
which ha onlv to be arouel by the ncroach-
able barrier around it.
The federalists went
confident of succcs. They did not doubt i
that the livish expenditure of money, and; the means of nppiesion held :nd exercised bv them, woul I prove too powerful f.ir the j Democracy. and lhat by thi id of those they)
ronld purchase ami lbe they could :nhm; dale, thev would be able fo retain their ill
Agent
Indiana Pension Agency. M adison, Sept. 21, 1838A
For the purpose of enabling pensioners or their attorney's, to come fully prepared to
draw the money due them, I have caused to be herewith published a complete set of forms to be used, together with my instructions up to the present lime, a strict conformity to which will be required. E litors of newspa
per throughout the state, will confer a favor
on the pensioners, by giving the same an in sriion. J. F. D. LANIER, Agent. POUM9 FOR PENSIONERS. Under ths War D'parlm'nl.
The following order will be observed in the
several documents composing the Voucher:
I. hen application is made tor the pay- n;irt
merit ot pension, the first thing that seem l a payments upon power of attorney, necessary, is that the identity of the person ii.. aPnt miii banian tinted nL-rsouallv with
in whose behalf the pension is claimed, should u,e person holding the power, or else he trust . a 1 . I J I. "...
inu-i uc uone agreea- IP vouched for hs a matt o character bv snme
be established. This
bly to the subjoined form, marked A.
ii. Where a pensioner has ncnlected for
one year, or more, to claim his pension, additional proof of his identity will be required; this additional proof will he furnished agreeably to the subjoined from, marked B. 3. When an attorney shall m ike application for a pension, (be the rank of the pensioner what it may,) he must depositc with you a pover cf attorney in his Pivor. duly acknowledged, and dated on, or subsequent to the day on which the pension became due, and within ninety days of the time of his applying for payment, and also his own affidavit, that said
power was not given him by reason of any sale transfer, or mortgage, of said pension These papers mu-. be mide out in strict conformity tj the subjoined form, marked C. 4. Iu hit cases of pay meats upon n power of
attorney, the Justice of the Peace or Magistrate before whom the power is executed, must have lodged with the agent the certiti cate of ihe dark of some court of Record, undersea' of the rourt that he is legally authorized to act as such, and also a paper bearing his proper signature, certified to be such, by the clerk of some court of Record 3. It is advisable, and is recommended. Uil Pension AgenU procure, and place in a hook the signatures and seals of clerks of the eV.ffjrcnt courts within their agency, yvho may l c authorized to certify as to powers, the better to delect, by comparison of the signatures and seals, imposition that may be attempted. G. Under the provisions of the act of id.
March IS'29, requiring the arrears of pensions due to deceased pensioners to br paid to their w idows and children, the following rules have been adopted, viz:
In cases of the death of nny pensioners the arrears of pension due to him at ihe time of his death must be paid.
I. To the widow of the deceased pensioner, or to her attorney, proving herself to be such before a court of Record II. If there be no widow, then to the child or children of the deceased pensioner, or to hie, her, or their guardian, or his attorney, if
iney are minors upon proof before a court of Record, of the necessary facts in each case III. If there be no widow, child ot children, then the amount due such pensioner at the lime of his death, must be pt.id to the legal reprcMntwtive of the decedent
lUU Waca an Executor or Adotkiklrator,
respectable person whom he does know; oth
erwise tlte paymen'. is to be withheld. In order to guard more i IT cttiaMy against a repetition of frauds, ns heretofore practiced by the production of forged papers, the first three following additional rules will be observed by the accounting officers of the Treasury. 1. In every Case. yvhere the pensioner employs an attorney to receive his pi ision, the
execution of the power must be in the presence
of at least cue witness, other than the magis
Irate before whom it is acknowledged. So payment to an attorney will be allowed unless
supported by a voucher thus executed
"Z. In all case where the signature of the
pensioner or his attorney is required, such
pensioner or attorney will write his name at
length, if capable of so doing; otherwise his
signature may be by mark or cros, in which case the execution must be in the presence
f nt least ene competent witness, other than
the justice or notary who acts officially in the case.
3. Xo payments? will in fulirc be made to any pensioner, either in person or by attorrney, yvho has not applied for his pension for mire than one year, without the production of evidence of his identity, as prescribed in the instructions from this office of June 10, 1833, chapte r, 1, section 2, aim form II; nor until such evidence has been transmitted to the Coinaassinners of Pensions, and a special
direction authorizing the payment, has been given. Nor will payment be made in any t iise, where the pension claimed has remained due for the ter.n of eight months, after the same became payable, without a special or-
dor 1 1 oin the commissioners ol pensions. 4. In cases where a certificate has been is-
I sued by the commissioner of pensions to the
wnlow or children of an enieer or soldier under the art of June 7, 1832, or under the net of May 15, 1328, no proof of the lelatiouship i f the applicant to the deceased officer or soldier is lo be required by the pension agent.
ttiat prool having been necctsaril) filed iu
the office of the cnmmissio.ier of pensions,
prior lo the issuing ol such certificate. A. Stole of County, . Be it known, that before me, ti
justice of the peace in and for the county a
Ion tnj. persauallv appeared and
presence of
Stole of County, ss. Gc it kno. n, lhat on the of
18 , before the subscriber, a jusdice of he
peace in and (or said county, pcrfuiially ap peared above named, and ac
knowlcdgcd the foregoing power ofattorne
to be his act and deed: in testimony yvhereid
I have hereunto set my hand the day and cur
last above mentioned. J. P Stale of Giunty of He it known, that en the dav
IS3 , be'ore me duly authorized
by the laws of the S'ate to ndimiiiide-r oath
personally appeared the attorney
named in tne foregoing power of at'oi tiey
and made oath that he has no interest yvh-il
ever in the money he is authorized to receive
by virtue of Ihe loregoing power ol attorney
either by any pledge, mortgage, sale, assign
ment, or tra.isfer, and lhat he does not know
or believe lhat the same has been so disposed
of to any person x Iwtcvcr.
JMvoru and subscribed lhe day and year last
above written, before me,
J. P
A"4c. This affidavit must be signed by ihu
attorney.
(a) In this blank insert the yvord invalid, or
revolutionary, as the case may be
JVote. Any other officer duly authorized to
administer oaths, may be substituted lor a jus
dec of the pence
. ! 13. Importance t-f Established Piinrir ies ever given in the ; , Cowgill, Grcencaslle. The whole of both. j.j T. ,,U(!v of (hc Bi!.i bv Wj!!i the victory is render- -r.., nr,. -.
am
D.
Stat" of County, ss. Be it known, that before mc,
jiijliee of lhe peace in and for said county
personally appeared guardian
of and made oath in due form of law, lhat the said is still living, and is the identical person named in the original certificate in his possession, of which (I certify) the following is a true copy,
here lnrctt a copy of his certificate ot pen-
and has years past,
Our triumph is not nn nrcidrntnl onr but on
Ihe contrary, has been gained against etTor!. tri. ks. and weapons, such as, we trust fr the
lonor of human nature, were never before
used. loan equal extent. VVjth nearly every voter in the State at the polls, the democrats
have carried every branch of the Government by majorities so completely overwhelm
ing, lhat it may yvell be doubted whether their opponent ran again rally in any considerable numbers for several coming years. There is scarcely n vestige of the federal p- r
tv i-r ii has hi-en routed beaten demol
ished! and that too. in defiance of an tflforf
ind in tju'iiz ilion on their part of unpreceden
ted extent and exactness.
We i oitgr;iltilutc the Dcmoerney of the
Stale and of lhe yyhole Nation on (his
nint auspicious result. It is indicative of the' rallying of the Democracy of the country in all its vigor and strength. Maine was the
first State lo give way und?r the rcmbined influence of the p-wurt, and political lassitude on the part of Ihe Democracy. Most nobly has she redeemed herself! "Dirigo upon her Arms is the voice of her democracy! ihey direct they govern they dictate terms lo a defeated, dispirited and scattered enemy! Lnus Deo! the right has triumphed! From the returns received and they have been brought in with unprecedented despatch we sum up the Grand Result, as follows: John F.iirfield elected Governor by about
lour thousand majority. Six Democratic Congressmen elected, viz: York, Nathan
l,nnord; Cumberland, Albert Smith; Oxford.
virgu u. rarns; Waldo, Hugh J. And
CoyvgiJl. Greer.cnst'f.
15. Music 10. The Privileges cf American Citiztxt, by Wm. Steven;, Greer. castle.
17- Honor, by T. A. Goodwin, Brcekvillr,
I.
18. Benediction, by the Rev. William
Shanks. 19. Music. A President has been elected who, ii is expected, will take his scat at lhe commence-
ment oi mc next session, (tirsl Monday in
November.) This now renders the Institu
tion net inferier in point cf instruction, toany in the west. nd all it wants are cere end i!t
attendant blessings, and it yvill vie w ith at' of
them. I he pi.iec is heal thy, board is chtnp,
society good. Let aii who have sons lo edu
cate canvass the merits of the Iisdiana Asbc-
nv University. J. C.
Greencaslle. Sept. 27, 18S3.
bioii; lhat he now resides iu
resided there for the space of and previous thereto resided in
Guardian. day of J. P.
Sworn and subscribed this 18 , before me.
E. Indiana Penswi Agency.) Madison, 183 J Received of J. F. D. Lanier, Agent for paying Pensions, dollars, being for months1 pension, due to from the day of 18 to the day of. 18, for which I have signed duplicate
receipts.
s If signed by nn attorney, say for A.U.G.L. In order to remove any misconceptions that
may arise relative to the 4th section of the 1st chapter of the Instructions, the fallowing is a
form lor lite clerks certificate therein mentioned, which is to be filed by the agent, who
will reler thereto as oil en as may be necessar, fo ascertain the correctness of the paper certified by lh magistrate named therein.
Un Mich certificate being bled yvith the agent.
the clerk a certificate, at the foot of form B.
may oe aispensc-d yvitli. F. (Signature of the magistrate.) J. P. State cf County, ts.
1, clerk ol the court, ol ihe county
Andrsnn
Penob. & Som., Thomas Davce; Han. and Wash., Joshua A. Lowell. A democratic majority in the Senate. A democratic majority in the House f Represent lives. The federalists have elected their Congressman in Kennebec; and probably in Lincoln. Where all have done so well, i would be invidious to discriminate but yvc cannot forbear an allusion lo the immense majorities in W aldo and Oxford. They exceeded our calculations by hundreds our friends there deceived us but it was a deception whoe exposure filled our hearts with gratitude nn exposure honorable to them, and indicative of a spirit of patriotism worthy of aii commendation. '
made outti in do form of law, that he U the 'and Slate aforesaid, do hereby certify that
Sheep Worm. There is a ttv ibn An.
lies tu eggs i ,he nostril of heep, usualiy in August and September, where it hatches, and then makes its way up mto the head and often causes death The frequent ..pplicalion of tar to the nose of sheen, is considered th-
!... ... '
ucai
preventative. Put tar on boards and
strew on salt, and the tdieep will smear their
wm r eating the salt. The iollowin 1 MlfMllr..! la - I 1
-, ici uiiiiiR-nueu ry some sheep uiNMcr. Take a small log, dress ll n little upon ihe upper side, bore holes into il with a large augur at short interval, about two or
un ec i.ic.u-8 deep till these hoks with ball, and with a brush apply r us often as omen yvet-k around the hoks, and give the sheep daily acCc.8 lo the sail. A quantity cf tar fre quent! giveu to vhecp is considered condu
cive i their health. Alexander Reed. Rqr.
, , s,u" ra. ouserves, -we have
d 'vm tM.li mc ue ol lar as a medkiu gr coudiweul kreheey Uu uut becu
From the Missouri JVateknai. THE MOJZMONS.
Information has been leccived by expreM,
from Judge Ki.vg, who presides in tie Circuit
where the dilhrultr exists, lhat an insurrec
tion is now actually en fret in lhe counties cf
Caldwell and Daviess. The same information has just been received from Gen. Atchi
son, who is now at Richmond, with 250 men,
and intends proceeding immediately lo flic
scene of difficulty. Gen. A. has ordered cct four hundred more men from his Division. In
consequence of this information, the Governor has, by express ordcied Gen'ls. Grant, of Iioone, to have Ihree hundred men, Clark, of Howard, lo have five hundred men, Lucas, of
j Jackson, four hundred men, and Crowtiieh.
oi Cooper, four hundred men organized and to march immediately to the scene of difficulty, lo suppress the insurrection and restore order to the community. Gen. Atchison slates
lhat the men now under arms in Daviess ana
Caldwell, arc not less than 3000; the greater
part of n horn arc Mormons and the balance
citizens.
The Governor has ordered out ihe Boonvillc Guards, fo te in readiness to join Lim at Boor.viile on Saturday or Sunday next and march with him to the Fcene of operation. The Governor, Adjutant General, and two
a. -
mas leave tins morning. --- Major-Gcneral Bolton will also repair lo lhe scene of action with some two hundred volunteers fiom this county, in two or three
days.
The only object of the Commander-in-
Chief eccms to be to prevent the shedding of
niooa ana to restore order to the common:-
af The citizens in ihat quarter may now rest
assured that the strong arm of the law will be
eniorced and themselves protected in 'e r rights.
The Todd county Agricultural Soric'y has offl-red a gold thimble as a premium to the lady whose husban I appears at the Fair in the neatest dress of domestic manufacture. Ky. Olive Branch.
A Panacea that beats Swaixs. A chnp, calling himself Reuben Hill, recommends quark nostrum, known as dyspepsic cordial!, which, as he sais, cured hiu s). of the rheumatism, his wife of the sick head-ache, hji daughter of the fever and ague, and mother of a bad coug ., decides Mending the a-.. M .. a. ....1 ' . . 1 ... t.L- . Jaial