Indiana American, Volume 13, Number 10, Brookville, Franklin County, 6 March 1846 — Page 3
Sons of Temperance.
Organization of Divisions. Oi Wednesday ihe 25th of February, a number of the officers of Indiana Division Nj. I. of the Sjiis of Temperance, left this place to visit Connersviiie, Dublin, Centreviile and Richmond, to organize new D.visions in those places. The following gentlemen composed the company for this excursion, who served in the capacity as indicate J by the initials, la wit: John B. Davis, W. P.; C. F. Clarkson, P. W. P., John R Good win, W. A.; J. S, Ryman, R. S.; Geo. W. Keely, C; A. W. SclleneebgaR, A. C; Jackson Lynn, I. S.; Wm. Pbotzman. O. S. As the editor, as it will
be see
oin2 note j of the proceedings which we
presume will be of interest to some of our readers: Fayette Division, No. 7, ofConnersrille. Tins Division was instituted, and their o'Tkeis installed on Thursday morning the
2Sih Feb. The following is a list of their j officers: Samcel W. Forsha, W. P. Aquilia J. Wright, W. A. James A. Nelson, S. Wm. II. Oiiphant, R. S. Wm. Li in pus, A. R. S. Jacob Huntington, T. Wm. M. Clark, C. R. II. M'Cormick, A. C. Thos. Burton, 1 S. R. C. Dratton, O. S. This Division lias a laborious task before idem- Spirituous liquors are used in the p'nee to a fearful extent. Besides opposing
low and more especially we found superior ostlers. We regretted to find that Mr. Sloan had a bar, but we trust from his good sense, and his views of right, he will abandon the 6ale of liquor. He tastes it not himself, and is convinced that it is injurious toothers, yet it is so hard to act in opposition to our interest when it is countenanced by law, and by many respectable persons in community. There may be other good Hotels in Richmond, but we are satisfied with Mr. Sloan's.
COXGIiESSIOXAL.
Grand Division. There being now a sufficient number of subordinate Division's oiganized in this Slate, we are entitled to a Grand Division.
-,, was along, we have taken the fol- J petition for that purpose hasbeen drawn
up, signed by the requisite number of persons, and forwarded to the National Division. The petition asks for the Grand Division of Indiana to be located in Brookville, which will, without the least doubt, be granted.
New Charters. Oil petition, Indian Division No. 1, (the agent of the N. D.) granted a chatter on Monday evening last, for a new Division to be located at Jeffersonville, Ind., to be called 'Jefferson Division, No. 9."
Washington, Feb. 19, lSlt). The debata on "the notice" was con' inned to-day in the Senate. Mr. D;s closed his elaborate argument in favor of the title of the United States to the whole territory of Oregon. Mr. Benton followed, and spoke for nearly an hour in defence of the notice. He drew a vivid picture cf tb! evil results of the joint occupancy, as it was called; but which was, he showed," like the reciprocity of a certain Hibernian, "all on one side" that of the British. Ho would vote for the notice, because it would terminate the present unfavorable state of thinga in Oregon, ac
celerate the negotiations, and lead, there
was good reason to hope, to an honorable peace. Mr. Benton took occasion to signify his entire and hearty concurrence in all that the Executive had done, and offered to do, in thia whole business. The Senate, after a short time spent in executive session, adjourned till Monday. The House, in the early stage of its session, got deep into. th discussion cf a subject which never fails tb excite considerable feeling the mileage of members and especially that branch known as constructive mileage. The b;.'J which gave rise to the discussion was not finally acted upon, as it could 'not be except under a suspension of the rules. The House ,then resumed, in committee, the consideration of the Indian appropriation bill, which before the adjournment, went through all the forms of legislation, and was passed. The House is marchin
manfully tip to its busiuess.
Lafayette Division, No. 5, at Logan X Roads, in Dearborn Co, will be instituted this evening, the 6ih inj-t. New Albany. Chrystal Fount Division.; No. 4, located in New Albany, Floyd Co. Ind. was opened and the following officers 'July installed by E II Barry, W. 1 ofln-
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Km; aicnoiioi, me en"-lis 01 temperance', a their efforts in this great, permanent and ; l!ic Bicthren from Louisville, Ky., on the
Washington, Feb. 20, 1S4G. The Senate was not in session to-day; and our report of the proceelings of the House is reluctantly nude to give place to the more engrossing news by the steamship Cambria.' The bill in relation to constructive mileage was passed without amendment, and the residue of the day was devoted to the consideration of private bills. Lru"oi.
21st ult.
D.ivid Hedden, W. P. John Peyton, Jr. W. A. John D M Rea, R. S. A M Jackson, A. R, S. Thos H Bessonett, F. S. John T Jackson, T. Job a B runner, C, Wm Cooper, A. C.
JohnTDuiT. 1.5, Wm Clark, O. S. From the representation given of the
their duty, in restoring men from drunk- ---"--' --.,.,,.,... u.., um, ,., u ennes to their senses and to their familkv, i "CtfCsi ma" be PecleJ -""" them. As their numbers will rapidly increase. The i " '"""V ,,f lheir zcal in lhe cause' wc D.vision we believe, is composed entirely ! ,oa'n' ,hri1 8103 WCre rVlsed fo-r fillh,3 a of Mechanics. The following I a list of rou f"r ,heif nlligS ere was a
their officersAnslem Butler, W. P. Wm. HoUingsworlh, W. A.
benevolent work of Temperance Reforms-. tion, have to oppose the strong opposition j of good men, who honestly think they are
serving God in their opposition to this great j TnnrVi rffnrmatinn. FVarlnl nhiioMinu' rp f
resting upon such men. Unity Dicision, No. C, of Dublin. This Division, located in Dublin, one of the many beautiful towns in Wayne Co., was organized on Thursday evening, the 23th of Feb. in the Female Academy in that place.
The Division is small, but if they only do!
American people of all flats and tailing-, and fills the American Treasury with, the meant of piyiag all our obligations and keeping our credit honored! This is what England desires'. This is whit she will take in exchange for her pretensions to Oregon! And what will be the costl Ay. there's rub! What will be the cost of this purchase of that which Mr. President Polk has solemnly declared is ours already! Mr. Walker, estimates that his Tariff bill will yield a revenue of twenty-two millions, it will not then be large enough, by about ten millions, to meet the annual expenditures of the Government! How is the deficit to be met! A defici. of ten millions of dollars a year for fifteen years suppo
sing the design to be to break down the Tariff and keep it down for that length of time would amount to the snug little sum of one hundred and fifty millions of dollxrsl And this is to be supplied, paid into the Treasury from the hard earnings of the farmers, mechanics, and other laboring men of the country, by means of a direct tax, or borrowed and a fcndkd debt created and entailed upon those who come after usf Is not this a pretty prine for our self-styled Democratic Administration to contemplate
giving to England fur nothing1, for her claim to territory which the purchasers
positively declare she is not in the least entitled to Who truckles to the B'itish in this matter! Who caters, maneuvers and gets up British Tariff' Reports, that give the British .Ministry great pleasure and i-atisfaction, and which that delighted Ministry have leprin'.ed and circulated ovei the liueen's
I Empire! Who indeed but tnO ve'y poli jticiinsaud party who have been evei"-9-! j injly proclaiming lh.it their opponents ard
urinsu v. u'gs, and ue friends ot tue uritish.'! Look at this matter urge the people to look at it in all it's bearings.', The instructions that Martin Van Buren, when Secret
tary of State gave to our Minister, then just sent to Lindon, to represent the do minant parly in I lus country, and to assure the British Ministry, that the change in the Administration, which had then recently taken place in the United States, could not but be favorable to the ado tion of
State of Indiana, Franklin County. In the franklin County Probate Court, February Term, J. li. 1346. Thursday, Feb. S6, 1846. James McCw, administrator de 4e;ii-j Petition to non of the estate of James Donohoo, de- j ettle the esceased. " - -lte of said Tf deceased at Grace Donohoo and Ja, E. Donohoo. J insolrent. ND now at this day cornea the -said administrator and files his petition in open Court to settle the said estate as insolvent, Terified by the oath of the said administrator, as follows, to-wit: (here insert the petition,) and it appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, bv said petition, Oiat the said defendants (the widow and heir of the said deceased) are not residents of the State of Indiana: It is therefore ordered by said Court that notice of the Win? and pendency of said petition be iriTen to the said defendants, by three successive publications in the "Indiana American," a weekly nrwsnaner nrinted in ihe countr of Franklin and State
of Indiana, notifying them to appear on the first day of
the next Term ot this court, to oe noiaen at mr nun hecsein the town of Brookrille, in the county of Franklin-ami'-Stale of Indiana, on the second Monday of May next, shew cause .why the tae of the said deceased shall not be settled as an insolvent estate. And this
ease ia continued. (A true copy.) Attest, JOHN M. JOHNSTON, Cfk P. C. F. C. March 4, 1844. 10-3 w HOUSE AND LOT IN BROOK VI LLE AT PUBLIC SALE. BY Virtue of an order of the Probate Court of Franklin county, Indiana, the uudersieied Admiutstratnr de bonit non of the Estate of James Donauhoo, deceased, will sell at public auction on the premises, on Monday the 6th day of April next, lots No. seventy-five and seventy.six, (in Allen's platt of Tirookville.) on which is a comfortable two tor frame
dwelling House with Kitchen adjoining a frame stable nearly new", with other out-buildings.
TERMS Up s.t-t-.. une nail casn me oiner nai . in one vear from the day of sale, the purchaser giving ne'.e with security to be approved by ihe undersigaed. - JAMES McCAW, Adm'r. de bonit non. March 4, 1646. 10-
ROBEIIT PORTER,
Wholesale dealer in Foreign and Decestie Dry Goods,
JVO. 17 2, Main Street, beHceen 4th $ 5th, eat side CINCINNATI, KEEPS constantly on hand Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinet's, Jeans. Prints, Jaconet, Cambric, Book, Mull and Swiss Mtirlin, Bleachea and Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, Handkerchiefs, SSawls, Hosierv. Gloves, Button.-., Thread, &c. &c 'J; March S7th 1345. . . X4-.v
LAW. NOTICE. S L E E 1 II MYERS, Allroneys and Counsellors at 7zir. WILL attend to alt bnir.ess entrusted to them, with care and fidelity; eiil.tr in the Superior or inferior Courts of the Stat'. OfficeoverJ. Goodie's store, on :in St., opposite
the Treasurer's omce,Brookrille, Iudi Sept. I, 184J.
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LUKE KEN T, Clock and Watch Maker, JEWELRY, Silver Wareand Spt-ctaele Manufacturer, Diamond pointed g"ld Pens, ie. ' "''.' No. 238 Main st- between 5th and 6th Cincincati. Ohio.
March 20, 1845.
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WM. COLESCOTT. Attorney and Counsellor at Liw. Brookville, Ia.
Washington, Feb. 21 The Senate was not in session to d y
The llmse, after some general mornins i measures by the two Governments, which
business, proceeded to tne consideration of the private calendar. Beyond the dispo sition of a few bills awaiting action on the Speaker's table, but little progress was made; for the commute of the whole got stumped on a hill for the relief of the he'tis of Colonel Grayson, the debate o:i which consumed the day. This presents' a fair opportunity fur a
supstioii which may attract the attention of some mem'iers who feel an interest in behalf of theie private claimants whose just demands upon the government meet with
Executor's Sale. "J1HF.RE will be ofl'ered for -sale at puhlie auction, at the late residence of Garrett Jones, deceased, at the stone house near the East fork or White water, iust above where the Canal crosses said river, in Brook
ville, Indiana, on Saturday the fourteenth day of
tnis instant, tne personal property 01 .am oeceaseo, 1 horse,l wagon and wagon beds, plows.l Cultivator.and n.;-er articles too tedious to mention. Sale to commence
t in n:e.'.-ck of said day. There will be a credit of
six months giveii " sums over three dollars for all sums of three dollar. ijU "1 ExV March 3, 184S. 10-lw.
Jayne's Alterative -
RHEUMATISM. The Proprietor hit not prescribed this preparation in a great many case, of Rheumatism, but in evciy case where it was used until the system became affected by the medicine, the disrate was removed. ... GOL'T. A number of cases of gout have been cured by this Preparation. In one of these cases the man Lad been attljcted with it so severely for thirteen years ss "to entirely disable him from business, ant for five months immediately previous to his taking the Life Preservative, he had been confined to his room; K l,r.,r liail fintshpil the third bottle, he was ...a.
Would b3 miltilliij bonclioial, are not, Cin- bled to walk about the stn-ets, and soon after returned
not be for.T.-Uon! I tohisbusir.rss, from which he bad been excluded by bu
amtctions. DROPSICAL SWELLINGS. This medicine in
creases the powers of digestion, excites the absorbents into healthy exercise, by which waterons or Calcareous depositions, and all unnatural enlargements are reduced. It imparls vitality and tone to the whole system.
temovinf sick and morbid headaches, giddiness, waudrring mania, and nervots aHections.
Intact, in every case wuere tne ir.etiicine cas Decn taken for some time, no matter for what purpose, the general health of the patient has always been- improved by it. In conclusion, the Proprietor would say that some of the mo-it astonishing caes of Skin Diseases, Cancer, Brnnchocel'-, and Scrofula, have been cured by this medicine, that have ever been recorded; but w ant of room in this sheet precludes their publication at this time. Prt-pareil onlv by Dr. D. Jaync, No. South Third
street, Philadelphia. The above medicine is Fir sale at the Drug Store of !Iitt& Haile, Brookville Ind. 10-3 w
J O II V D, Hi) W L AN D, Attorney at Law, BROOKVILLE, la. JOIIX II. FARO.UIIAR, Attorney at Law, Brookville, la. Jan. 10, 1S13. 3-tf.
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II. A. Sdioolrieid, R. S. j 3enj Sink, F. J.H.Leake, C? John D. Overman, A. C. John Warrick, I. S. P.Custer, 0. S. H"aj:e Division, N. '2, of Centreville.
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ToraWe prospects on F.tday moniinj last, I P"eio relieve you; the next, uplifting his . ,, VT ., , r ., . , ! dasjer to strike you down. And his hab in the Metnouist t.hnrch of lint p'.Rce. i . ",:.,. , , 1 i its, loose in the extreme, bnna oni the ne-
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this town and of the Church united in this j seif 'halev may be his mood on ihe cause the canseof ail mankind tho Tern- j nonee- , . . . , ! some tune since, Greely pronounced perance ReformaUon. It wounds the heart j him a billPk.uan:. McCjnnall swore raof thoe deeply en Jiged in this good work, I veuge. Tney m-:t according to the story, to have to meet the opposition of those j the street in Was'iingt.in, when the folwho 5h..U take the lead in these matters, j i,vvin? c":,fjb l,Juk VUe: . ,, , . , ays .Mae "Is your nam a Greely?" But in Centreville there is belter prcspectsj - , .. ,-.i ' ' ("cs. was the reply. I ;ie editor ol ihe They contend that the Church should do j Tribune?" '-Yes." "Weil, then, Fin going ail t'.tis work bui they are willing to ac-j to have satisfaction out of you. Von said kntiwlertg.? she never has done it a"d -?' i ' was a drr.nkard, a blaekgmrd1 and a diser WH-.h-v the.efo.e abandon' all their 8racetolhe House." "Yes, Mac, I did say ,, . , ,', . , .... , i so; and you know it is true, you knov you o!d !,,", r' ' P'"Ji'cea, and boldly and a,e dru.,,. a f;ict sajJ Mae matifailv unite their holy influence in this! -'And you know, Mtc," said Grooly. "lhat
go d work. The S.ins of Temperance in ' yu have lalnu enough to uiike a respec- i who now stretoes forth his bands in vain
any board of private citizens appointed lo
act upon ll;em would net hesitate at once to award tli3 full amount of the demand. A claim of a questionable character comes op, end the whole day, or probably two days, may be consumed in its discussion; llius throwing over to the next week, or possibly the next month or the next sess-
r.iis hour Hinging to you his ion, all other less doubtful cases. Suppose
that a rule houl.l be adopted limiting each ineml.er in debate on private bills to ten
or fifteen minutes. The proceeding would not be without strong precedent. In the convention to reform ;he State constitution of Pennsylvania, a rule of. tins kind was adopted; and so heneficial was its operation that though no great favorite in the first instance, ils agency in expediting the business of that convention was at last tint vers.lly admitted. Nor is the rule without
of the Tariff bill of 1513, when to each member desiring to offer an amendment, the space of fifteen minutes was allowed to explain its sope and object. Tiie sng gestion seems lo be worthy of consideration; and if il should be tin? means of bring ing the tardy justice of iha govern njnt home to the fireside of one honest claimant,
Tl-at flatno Mmistei has been eent by this Administration to L mdon once more. He has ability, prudence, adroitness, and above all experience! He his been thrtre before.
and been rer.'.cstod H nlace hi. own political party at Ira mo in a fivorahle. and tho opposite piny in an unfavorable lijl.t before the British Mrnitry! For such instruction .Mr Van Hurrm, when sent sub-seq-iently hn-ell as minister to England, was rejeoteJ by an inJicrnant Senate! And what now are instructions to Mr. VTt ... .i .. ... . .r.t.-
a delay in their au i.catioii tantamount '2 ' " seu.oment oi t.. . , ,; i r i. -)fe2,n Tanir nnestion1 Arc they almost to a deni il of ibeni. Il is impossi-! ,. ... , , , , , 4 . n ... . , , - , , . , . . 1 not, tint he sha 1 represent .Mr. Folk and tile, asthe coa.rmaaol the Committee of Uis aWy, a, Cl)i;ici,,m? wilh their British Claims, Mr. Daniel, truly rem irked yester- Lordships mast harmoniously in a desire, day, for the committees of the House, with to break djwn. an 1 keep dawn for a term
their utmost scrutiny, always to detect i:n- of years, the American Tariff)
proper demitiis upon the public treasury Do not all the faets inthfl'case show il! in the snap ? of private c'aim-t. flut every ' r?eepiion in the House of Lords of man acquainted with iho history of the pri-! ,he anti-Tariir Rej.ort of'Sir Robert TTal1 ' 1 HI... 1'. .Ul r I i V
vate calendar knows lhat there ara hun- ncr v lY ' "coioco inemi.er o. ou.i-
suryij
atory tone of iho
response, on the pm of the Clueen and the Ministry, to the linjuaje of menace and bravado sent over there by the Administration wsr-hi fts An this side of the water.'
Is it Tear, is it intimidation that ca'JS3s the British Government to ba so very pood nitured; towards us, and to reprove its Minister resident at Washington for peremptorily rejecting Mr. Polk's offer of ths 4Jth parellel! Not a bit of it! That Government kno.vswlut it isiabrjl. in striking an advantageous bargain wilh .Mr. Poi.k, as vell as the latter knows what he is doing, and whn object he has in view, in letting his war ha vks stir the American peo
ple up into trie belief that hostilities are inevitable, while neither he nor his Ci'nnat
tilluers recomiin.io. any preniralrons to
meet euch a crisis!
This whole subjnct deserves lh? mo .t serious an I s I'ter rffljction. Shall a;l these
precedent ir.'the Home of Representatives. llin?i be done with impunity by arrant r. fi,. , r.,r. nnl i.. ih-JU Jmnigognjs to make political capital!
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'.Ml III lilt: L'lilllil. UIIU 113 piUDiUrtiy UC nrked, the people cheated, gulled, hoodwinked, "pprcsse.l in business, and saddled with an enonr.ous direct tuxvr an enor'noua national debt, lo gratifv demagogues in purchasing a strip of territory, which they say themselves is ours now, clearly and unquestionable, am! enable I hem to continue "to ride the whirlwind and direct the storm!" Forbid it. Patriotism'. Forbid it. Honor!
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Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. "jV'O TICK i heivhy pivrn, that the undersigned, ad11" mintitrator, of tht Knateof J.hn Alley,-Senior, late of Franklin County, riiTi aseil, by virtue of an order of the Probate Court of aul County, will proceed to sell on the prmiRen, on Saturday the 28th of March, at public out cry, to the hihct bidder the following real pr.Tpertv, situated in Salt Creek Township, in said
County to wit: part of the ii'rth east quarter, of sec
tion 24, I own 11. ol Kan ere 12, norm 2d principal meridian line of land-, directed to be sold at Cincinnati; hepmnint at the South West corner of said quarter, thence North to the right hand fork of the Walnut fork (of Pipe Creek,! thencr down said fork, with- the meanders of the branch, to its mouth, thence down the
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small drain on the south side, i hence up said drain, with its meanders, to the south line of said quarter, thence West to the place of ben-iiiiutr, containinc fiftv
acres, more or less, except one acre heretofore sold off
the South est corner of said tract: also the North
West quarter of the South Kast quarter of section 24, Town 11, Uantre 12, Eait 2d containinc 40 acres, except
four acres heretofore sold otf the North West corner of
said tract. Terms, one half cash; balance in one yar,
with approved security. TUOS.W. ALLEY, Adm'r. Feb. 21, 6 4w
LiaUUKS & WINKS--g i HALF ripes French Brand), t J S An tlnlland Gin. 20 quarter casks old Sl.erry V.'ine 20 " " Madeira Wine,
SO " Sweet Malaga Wine, . 20 Barrels Peach Brandy, 10 44 Jamaica Spirits, 10 " Old Rum, 10 " Old Whiskey, 50 Casks Cherry Bounce,
All of which will be sold low. Fct sale fcr
lA. DONALDSON X CO. March 20, 1841.
C10FFEE, Snpar, Tea, Rice, Spirr. Salnn j Nails, Chewing & Smokini; Tobacco, SnuiV, Just received and for sale bv , , HOGEI.AXD &i M CI F.K.V.Y. Brockvil.c, Feb. S3, lasS. t
SULPII. auixixE sVfV OUNCES Snlph. Quinine, iut
l I 9 9 and for sale hv C.S.Bl'RDS AL,
Corner of Main and Fifth sis. Cincinnati. Jnne Slst, 1845. 27-y
BARGAINS
Great inducements are now oflt red in P7G1 k!
nT-VTir5 Ciilnh Dninm. tif nCfiv.d ! REDUCED PSCPS by
.', . . v ' y .. . . m w - s sr.
s WWII CSi III II
300
XA1LS.
KEGS assortrd N'ns. For sale by
April 25th,
DONLADSON & CO.
Ninth and Main sts 17-ly.
Cenlreville will be able to do an amount of labIe man' but lh u yon disgrace ihe House for it, our purpo.se will be answered, an
o. .i,;i r .i. n !,nJ vourse.t by tfeitm? drunk and p ayma ihe only re-vard we covet secured, (nod, which few other Divisions can. One ! ,. ., . , ' .... - ,,,, . r ,r ihe oi n:.-'tnr )." '-li s a fact," su lM.ie. The House, on th j motion of Mr.
n.a.i ta.mo more narm oy mis oppo- ; kn,nv lru.,( a.,.i yo.,'re a clever sition or coldness, than the bilicr opposi-j fellow, au 1 ain't afraid to speak tb.3 truth, turn of. one dozen trifling men. I by ! Comt,!et'3 gi liquor." Thl foihivvin fT tc !t licl nf ilirt nfTIflrfl ftf i
..... " lllg 1 J u JIO, V I til. ..t.. 1 . ' the Centreville Division:
j Forbid it, Energy!
potj.mvo.
Dr. Ji.hn Prieheit, W. P. Jj'ni B S iu, W. A. D li Woods, B. 8. 'Jdw.es Hannah, A. R. S. ;S C M-ri.leth, F. S. Jesse Stpphens, T. CBBeiuly, C. Walter (i Stephens, A. C. D.uiJ Dinivid-lie, I. S. Wni. II Uardmsn, O. S.
Counterfeiters Arrested.
James Brown, who for many years has
THOS. 15. HARRIS, Wholesale and Retail Dmtrit, and dealer in Paintt, Oils, VarnUht and V-yv Stuff, Comer of Lower Market f Sycamore sis., QIXCItfNAT-L O. IHYSICI .1X8 and Countrv Merchants'are requested to call and examine fir. themselves. The above articles are of the best quality, and may be had at reasonable rates. Ceh paid for Ginseng and Beeswax. April 11, I84S. 15-ly
been at the ho id of one of the most extensive gingd of counterfeiters in the West, was recently arrested at his residence in
S.imnntt county, Ohio. Several years ago, when the United Slate Bank was in successful operation,! nd its notes were in goo 1 credit throughout the commercial world, Brown and his brother Daniel got up large quantities of well executed paper on that bink, and proceeded to New Orleans for the purpose of sending it to foreign ports; hut their secret transpired b- fore the arrangement was perfected, and the Browns were arrested and thrown intJ prison. Dan
iel Brown died in prison before his trial,
I r.-iiij'i'nr Clerk. One dav last week
rt- i j - -
. : . :n . . r . J 1
in horor .f ih inh.sernn.l ,1,.,, ,1. a '-r-a' -wk street, uosiou, oruereu
j nirned over to Tuesday. Union. , a clerk of seventeen, who he had just rej reived into his counting room, to takeoff February 3 lSI'J ' ail n''Cour-1 from the br.k, with all desIn the Senate, Urn morning, p'rayor hav-' Pntch So ,n artr. hearing hiuVscru'cAN:ing been slid, Mr. Man sum mo-ed lhat the ! ,,ul sl,mel,,inS (r" lhe leJger. lhc merreadingof the journal be postponed u ull chant inquired what he was doing;to which to-morrow, which motion was a veed to; j Ue "fpUei, he was "taking ofthe account, and lhe S.viate immcdiatelv nJijumed.-I bul h'.4 k',,fe vvas s" d,lrn'A dnl1 th1 il
Union.
WDllld lake all the afieriljin lO gr.l it Hit, and Cap,, Root, and Shoes. Groceries, Hard
Hueensware, ace. Pec
j run tenp I
NEW STORK. CIIHAP FALTj GOODS.
UOCEt-AND fi McCLF.F.HT have just received a bi autiful assortment of Fall Goods of the latent stvli-s, to which thev invite lhe attention of the public
enerjlly. Ourstock consists in part of the following Gouds: Calicoes of the finest slrlcs, njfghan satins, .V'ir'i'i de laincs. Alpaca lustre. Velvets, Linens, Jluslint, Shawls, Scarfs, Il'dkfs. JWnkeen , Linseys, Clothes. Cassimeres, Jeans, Flan
nel. S-c
ware
C. BRADLEY, PROPRIETOR of the Hoston House, corner cf flth and Elm streets, Cincinnati. Farmers. merchants drovers and business men pcnerallr, visiting tl.e city will find it their interest to call. Carriage houses and good stabling. Horses kept bv the day or week. April 18th 1S45. 14-ly. COFFEE, SUGAR,
7 HOGSHEADS Sugar, . 40 Sacks Rio Coffee, 1 Tierce of Rice. . 400 I.bs. Sole Leather, lono " Cotton Yarn, 294 " Lead. For sale tr K i S. TYKER. April 52, 1543, ' lT.ly
TTIOR 3 or 4 weeks previous to going Fa-t: r t -- ' determined l Reduce our stock brfore thr 1. !. ..f February. Persons visiting Cincinnati during t'-rt time to bny gtods will find it to their a.-trantar;- n give us a call as we are rirttrmmed to do Miit-. s-y.
t Come and see whether these things be so. - j Every ditrription of Dry Gootti can b- hid in fi- ! Establishment and will be sold very low. f'n'.l at. ! e us at No. 24 Lower Market s'.reet Cincinnati. January, 30, 1 845. i
EBEXEZER AVISWELL'S STEAM-POWER Looking Glas, Portrait,
AND
Picture Frame Manufactory, 1 17, Main st. Cincinnati. rlHE above articles can be furnished in as good style and on as reasonable terms as at any of the Eastern Cities. An annmeTit ol Looking Glasses always on hand at wi;olera!e at.d retail. X. B.-OId Fritm refill k plates reset. STEAMBOATS f HOTELS Furni'hed at the shortest notice. March 27th 1845. 14-ly.
to country nsaoHfl.n Crockery Ware. Ve. THE subscriber having by recent importiiT i pitied his stock of Fruited and Coiu-n n ' V . - . would inform those wishing to purchase, t!.it b" :.n now offer for theirevanunatioii one of the b.t . r: -it. assortments in the West. He fe.-ls connd-n ti-i- ' -t.e: who favor him with a call will find t to th ir n-.j. " li purchase, as it is Lis inuntion tc sell tl ! i - c
! either for cah or aj rc'70-rnPt r- v ! '1 he stork has bifh seiecti d with a vieir to ti. ? c . -
try tcade, and convicts in part of Common and Frinted Teas and Tea Ware: do do Bowls, assorted sir' ; do do Pin her, d, ) do Edged and C C Plat. s. do d do do Raker's Di-hes and NappifF. With a great vari. tr of oth'-r articles iu his . aLSO An assortment of Hint Glass, whirV -i.l ' sold by the box at Manufacturer's prices. WM. S.SAVPS---. Ko. 92, Main st east sice, opp Tsust Co. iiJ x, r;' March 16, ICij. '. ' !
W. IIVLAXD & CO.. 7 HOLES 4.DE and ftrtai! 'dealers in S:a i' - Fanrj DRY CUOnt. Xo. ii. Filth sir., t. n side three doors east of Walnut, Cincinnati, O. March 27th, 1345 1
The citizens of Centreville treated U3 TSrV (.llrt!.Jll'sj -in 1 fr,
- .iw.,i iucinriiiiiJTi- j . . I, . ,,. . n o t, I t r.i .a I . .- .ii.. ... ...... . . ... . . . . . . . A . . .
ue.ted, e expect lo hear good accounts release by turning State's evidence. The from them. death of Daniel Brown, who "vas the more We stopped at the Hot! nf Mr n,,n accomplished villain of the two, and the
.
whicn is a first rale traveller's home. We ca: freely recommend his accommodation s tJ our friends. Wayne Dicision No. 2, of Richmond. We proceeded to Richmond the same evening and opened the Division in that city.
........ .... u.i.s. it,
Mr. Walker's Tariff Report. Correspondence oT the Ball. Patriot. .' .. - I. -.11 11-
cf. i, I t'J. i , ..... n.,., c ... A....
perceive it stated in th.i foroig,, news. "f " "P; thatMr. Secretary Wiun'i free irade b' ,ha. naloM of the Ln.ted report, whtch the B.itish II use of L rds ! Slales. ' 1 other tlistinguisheJ members liked so well as to order the printing orth s j of the party, as lhe next Whig caudate for same (a British eoniplimeat never before j the Presidency. The story is au unlikely paid to a British hating, or an other, mem- . one. Il is not at all prohible thit any thing
ber of the American t.ibinet;) was forward- like even a reiru.ai rerommen Jition has
Thry have on hand excellent Fish, both White and Mackerel. Produce will be taken in exchenga for
General Scott. lhe Licofoco Papers ; donr north of the Post omce.
Moflart Fills and cneeseman s hiliim are found at the same esiablthment . : September 10, 1845. 5My
cd to ani received by the Government of Great Britain; lon before it vvas committed to the proper committed of the Aimrican Congress! Can this be true! Is it necessary for this A nt i-British Administration to communicate a foreshadowing: of its contemplated measures of the British Ministry, before sending the same to the Amincm Con-
been male. At least we' hope not. We have no d miM but th t Scott wiil be lhe man, if tha People are leftio themselves, but we d not fliiuk t ie aid of a Congressio lal Caucus will help lo so desirable a result. Springfield Itepub.
heavy pecuniary expenses attending the ar
rest and escape of James Brown, deprived him of very much of hia ability to do mischief, Ktill he his ever since, no djubt, been engaged in counterfeiting, interrupted
occasionally by the arrest and conviction ofj gres? If so, what ought to be thought of
some of his associates and coadjutors and j the houowihoarted proelamHi ons of "niodby his own arrest and confinement, lie al-1 etn democracy" that th1? T'h;gs are the wsvs. however, mntrivoil tn r, n i,j friends of the British, in allimre with J.n
punishment due to his offences, until hj while their opponents in ist cordially htte i Chill of the former place,
Temperance can.?, and they appeared to ' scemoJ 10 think himself above and beyond j the British and wool J ratlm go to w ir th in ;
i-umic3lu wiiii luciu in any in tuner, or oo i
Junielta Iron ai'd Nails. rib JX , Lbs. S'.ig-i Iron assorted sizes; JZlU SB 2 99 5.030 lbs. nioom Forg do. r 5 600 " American Steel; 100 sc p.nglish blistered do 100 Cast Steel. Just r-ceiveJ and fr sale by R. S. TT "F.R. Hookvill e, Apri22, 1845 17-ly
Tin, Brass, and sheet Iron W A U E.
THE nuhcribrr harintr removed his nhop to the ' new building North nf Price 9c LindstT' ttnrr, returns hi thank tn old customer and the public penerally, for their patrmac heretofore extended to him, and would nw inform them that he is ready to furnish articles of Tinware, .fee. of th? raot Pubstantial kind, ir.anufacttirt.-4 of the bevt tin plate, at the lowest market pi ice. F-ersnnt vi thine to purchase iTT tkinj; in his line - ill do well to call and examine hir stock before purrhaini etewhete. STOVES! 6$ TO FES! Also emstantlr on hand an assortment oi Stove, tueh ai Cooking Stores of eight diifkr.-nt ire. par
lor Stoves and Ten plate Stoves, which will be told ow for CASH. X. B. All kinds nf Job work done np with neatness and despatch. Old Copper, Bras and Pewter taken
MAX'SCHlEFABSOKBINTtTVTEHKSTP. ' " V IS attending to the want of the body. Tki r,man of experience i eomp-Ued to brkrn ! 0 howert-r dosirou he mar be to h nd his tmu the fict of hirhcr and holier objects, en ravin a ; . hi
j tention of the mi. !1 he epitiphs of mcKt rr.cn n.ir,ht read He was born. He toird and Worried far f-f. r'. tH- ) inr and eMpage. He sought the phantom ha;'p . Ilediwl.'- . . - If, then, mankind v-ill still p( rsintin attendir-f-ly to bodily wauts, kit must admit that health 'i mid
claim tneti nrct attention. To all true rnqnirers, therefrire,of the way o r r or preserve health, we would say read with cam. ? advertisement in this day's paper concerning thai r.l -bratcd and truly valuable medteine, DR. WISTAR S BALSAM OF WILD C HF.7. ;V.
TF.RMSOPTIIR INDIANA A3IKRICAX.
ineTchanpe for Tinware.
Nov. 19, 1845.
JOHN H. FUDGE.
34-ly.
JOSEPH CAItEV.
""7"HOLF.SALE and ltetan dealer in Groeesies
rmrn nlt. i ..Iv.nee. mi 50 in sit months. 1 00 . " " s-'-"". - -""".v;sl now . ,not ol
,,......... V ii." . . Main street tront ot the puniie smart, Cincinnati. O at the end of the year, and an art d.tion of 30 eent, Sa, s Cnff Tra, Indigo, Madder, Nails, for everv vear navment is delayed thereafter. 'i... .".
M.vrhied. O i WeJneslty evening lat, in Iluh'aiiJ township, in this county, by lltv. Frc lerick Willi'i n Virier, Mr. David T. Ho:ce of Citiciti'iiti, to Miss Lucetta
l.ikr.b.vi ..r.v . .. . . reacn oi U-.v. limboldened bV his SUC
pn.ic.p.ei snJ oojeci o. cess i el..dinS jaeiice. he appears lo hive uur urJer wr.h enthusiasm. The fulluvv- j embarked more extensively and openly in
.us- .uui.iLricit business tban usual, durinir
i a lid of lheir officers:
Dr. Wm. B Smith, V. P. John Eiderkin, W. A. 'm. J Say re, F. S.' Benj.W Davis, R. S. Mi'esJ Shinn, A. R. S. D'id P Ho'.loway, C. Edwin Vickers. . C. TheronPark, I.S. Claudius J Biles, O. S. M Rirhmond, we stopped tit the fine HoW of Mr. Sloan. We found the accom
modations of the first order, the landlord
me pasi Mitnmor and I'all. The coin con
sisiea ol .Uexican dollars, U. S. half dollars, quarter cables, and sovereigns, and the palr was principalis upon banks in New lork. Hrown was held tobiil in $20 ,000. His wife and daughter attended him before the commisiioner the latter of whom is a young lady of fine accomplishments and great spirit. Hrown was betrayed by one ol his own pupils. James and baniol n
dcd. we believe at Lawrenceburgh, Indiana, and were considered generally as"wealthy and respectabie,"iill tb-'ir unfortunate speculation at New Orleans Stale Sentinel,
ICj'Iiione town in M iss.ichuett-i fivr
nny thingto for.vard their intercut or grit-
ilr their desires: Voa miyrelytipsn it, this !ki:ih-'ii ting Administration is ruolved to tuj off Kngland from insisting o,Qn her c'ai:n to the Oregon "territory! Yes, lo purchase of Englind i portion of thnt territory winch it nroclaimj is ail ours, with a "cbir
and unqiestion ib!e" tllli-veti J i i Uu II. ;
States!
Andhj v.and at whit price, d e the) Administration design to purchase thit o: Great Britain which the said A Jmiuislra-j tion (I ;clar.s is already ours! Whit will j Knghnd require in this birgiin as a sulH -i. J cnt cDin.'ensition firgiving uph?r cliiuij to Oregon! Whit will slu take! Wh il j wiil gratify her tnostl "!iat is lh3 tlariinir. cherished object of li iieirt in tins mil1 ;
,v ier. ,ie nreixutg ci . .tr t-ie .t nri in-i
Sweet b.' her dreams, "the fair, the voting, tirace, hifauty hreath.- upon her! M'tsic, h ittnl ih.m ab.iut her tonjrue! LilV, fill her path with honor! All .il Jon ihonirhts, t wealth of days. Truth, Friendship, Lore surround her! So m iy sh.- im-lf till life be closed, . Ani ang-i hi i.l lure crowned her!
Advertisements. One square or less will be inserted three times for one dollar, if payment be made in advance; one dollar and twenty-live cents if payment be delayed one year; and one dollar and fifty cts. if delayed two years, and in the same proportion for the time payment is delayed. Larger advertisements for a lonjer lisns will be chare; -d on the same principle
Glass, Cotton Yarns. &C.
Sold at the lowest cash price. March 27, 1845. 14-ly NAILS. OTk KF.GS assorted. For sale by rOVI A. DONALDSON 4 CO. Corner Ninth and M: in sts., Cincinnati July as, 1845 Jl-ly
New Goods.
THE Subscribers have just received
HOOPING COUGH AVk CROUP. To p-. -Jarne's Expectorant is 'without excrption the r.j'uahle preparation in use, for the abore dia- -. 7:
ennvtrt SvLoopinr; Couph into a mild anil tr.,: ::' ' I disrate shorter it duration inorv than on half. - I
produces a certain and speedr recovery. From bi f f one tea-npoon.nl will certainly cureCRO'JP in ir?-i in and j o inp children, in half an hnur and an hour . lires ofhundretls of children will he sared antitial always keeping it on hand, rvady fui cny ftnerr re. The above Mt-dicine is fr.r i,e mx the Hnis of Messrs. H;tl & Haiie, B.o-jkviile Ia. -.- 9-Z-r
AVOT.IER PROOF. Ma. Mabon . D.ar Sir: I take err-at nlcii'iv ;'i :r-
; furminyou that the bottle ot'J A YN KS II A I H I'O IC. 1 which I obtained from you last Octob r, ha p -- si j most satisfjetory and fmceessf il. For iirarly a .ir l prrvious to usin the Tonic, my hair had bn f.il.;rr i out, and had become very thin and v-rak anil fir a' - -w t six mnrthsI w&s ery ir.uch affiuBtfd wi'h S-3'rt 1 j Head, the ires eorerini? almost the mire head: af - mine; the Tonic for ahmit two mmnh, my h aJ i completely cured, and my hair fully resi:red, an. now growing finely. HepertfuMr vourV, ke. SAMUEL" V VAN Fi FFT. Somerville, January 24, l&W. 8 J..
tifactorr, and tht we shall be able to suit all, even
M (i k t, v i. p - . the mot fastidious. rieo Ot ta? IJv.i February, al March 27 th i4. i4-iy.
Vinceniiei.liiJ.bv Uie Rev. 0. n Killi-
-DUUSII STOKE. 104 Main strret, between Third Fourth Cincinnati. "("jurCIIEK AND Mcl.Al GHt.IN would respect1 B fullv invite
MERCHANTS & DRlTsCISTS j to call and etar.iine thir assortment, it being very j
lar5e, at r;reat.v I e,in, c ... f i. ...i.:.,. i JAYE'S EXrKC TOH ANT
KM.i i r.i, run r.s ",u"'l S""u "'""" v. j,u, sviiitiij j., c Lin E,q thp ditlllIT,,i.hd arlroc.-- . From our lonexprri-nce in the hrah manufaetnr- 3JjeJ t il,ej, form6r Mofk niakps; thpir i Temperance, stated at a meet n- oi gpssrdit!!..'
iinr, me r.-el coni,n,i.i mat our stock will m-lounu sa-. ,hon5and persons, that he tt.n.ld not h., been abu- -i
a-.i iiiiciii lai gc n"U i-JUih'ieic 01 ail Kllias .ddress them, biufor lheu.or'Jarne's Kapectorai.i.He said that he had been laboring under a hoars.it. p g-, tf f- ... j and se-ere oppression ofthe eh.-si, that he had per. J IC m. Km KW vl 1 ?S . J chased sotne uf the Expectorant the Hay before, wl.ir'i
par),!- , , ( sssuiiv mill ill ii t5!.li;illlst: tl-i ilf V...-.J, . --j uni R-u..i...a.y ani cotteo'i. and ih bi'.i, huudrcd families are xviihoul tfie birI. Yari(F tha gives i -rc bututcsi t
kelly, Mr. Richard Mu'Cliire of thi4 pface. j to Mi-ss Mary Jane I iris of Knox (o. j
Y.! there anith?r fr.im wh:e chartv , Dath in itflf comptetuly bUn.lT The kind affciions. part ani warm, . Of Mot iter, liiri itr, Suter, Friend: Wipe! ohl the port tak i ram, Thy sp-,-11, thy comfirt tn pourtraj j As well miit p .inter triv to krai"
1 he r.ory ot t if iii-jrniii ray: An'tl of rife! I w.iuld not e;!ve Thi ever faithful love of thin-, Kor all thr joyt or esrth th it liv. Or all the c; m thtt in ii shtn.-! I.-t oih t C'ry chipl. ri twin. Or ivmrr the f im th it itr.'d-. im.mrj; t tMk nn d'ir.T irihiy ohiic. I h in thit a hi Hi h !! i w :t,nn' h .
"NEW TAILOR SHOP. If.lf CLARK $ SON.
1 ? KSPECTFIT.LY inform the public that they I , have commenced business in the town of Laurel, ! ihr.'ctly over Ran' store. Ail ordors left with them i Unr work shall receive prompt attention, cu as liberal i terms as can be obtained elewh"re. None but f;ood ; workmen shall be employed. Pathiont regularly re--frirci. . . i Jan. 1, l46 lS-tf
NEW STYLE CASHMERES. - C VSE n-w stjle Cashmere I.aint,
H 1 ft il-i Kep. castiiur.-, .
Griceries, Hardware. Queensicarc. Ujals and Shoes, Fur and Palm Leaf Hats, Florencrhraid f Straw Bonnet. MILL AND CROSS-CUT SAWS, PIXF. CHURNS AXI TUBS. PAINTED RUCK ETS, TRACE CHAINS, SPADES & SHOVELS, MANURE FORKS, SAD IRONS, BRASS KETTLES. &c.
All of winch they are determined to sell as low as the
had relieved him in a few hours, and he f.Hind hin
contrary to his own expectation, able to addr.ss, tS multitude. The proprietor could add huitdr of other r.s::i s equally res potable, who n-ef-mim-nd .MYNF.S EXPECTORANT as nperior to all other niedicim sfor cure of all the variotl Pnlm'.ui:l rr diseases. Prepared only by Dr. I J A V- K. No. I South Th'"-.l Street, Philadelphia, when.- H bis other valuable pr. -parations mns le.ltRiiu-d. JAYNE'S EXPEUTOK -I V r.-Wf esteem it a pi . .
sure to Im sl to r.-commi-nd this niedieine as ih.- o .t
samv kind oi croada are sold iu any town in the eastern
part of the State or at Cineiunti prices, ad:liur freitrhi calculated for the purpose of ciriiiir eootrhs. colds. nr-
! only on ihe.heav tiriirles. . li. Sc. S. TYVEK. ' threat, asthma, and all affections of the Itin-rs. Fr.... - :Br6okville, April 23, 1545. - - , . , :7-Iy- ! a lonfr personal acqoaimaiice ith Dr. Jayne, we ku-. r . .. - . I Umt ii no nin-L. itnd hi niL(tirin'a are not tHMin:
-ii.n.-ir I'iniii. - tiKmJ . of t'le moiler.i cr up. nut are tne rsu:t pr nt lo:tir . Ju-t r C 'ir d f-!n V -w York, entir lv new sly'e.. and .V . . . nerirnre a a nrjr!itn; physician, and ihe iid.'m
iil b- U.I.I very ehesp. WOOD t I.AKKIN, t I T A M . Si l.s. ail 1 r. j.i.i l ,.. .-n ..r-nnu uh,r HHr,r.l C, Wlo.'y Rrrvw.
I a a io.- 'in- i i ..... . , . h .h, , ,l,r.i.. is f..r stir a. ifc-rif.r Suwsi
tt w II -il-, i:ro.Ti'.". Ih 1, Z S
rtf. rth
"4 Lower insrket at.
r. iil fi.' ni .Ivh'tiHi1
f.,. .nl hf II v KR.S, MTIUM i MIT 1 .
Jirookvule, Feb l 4'.. -.Jty.