Indiana Palladium, Volume 8, Number 44, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 17 November 1832 — Page 3
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PALLADIUM.
Itawrcnccburgh, Nor. 1 7.
The Cholera. The board of health of Cincinnati, report the city as clear of the pestilence no new cases having occurred for some days past. The Louisville Advertiser reports the disease as fast abating in that city. No new ciscs have lately been reported at Madison or New Albany, from which we infer the pestilence has nearly or quite left those places. From passengers who have just arrived from New Orleans and the Mississippi country, we have the most alarming accounts of the ravages of the cholera in the lower country. The deaths in New Orleans are stated to be as high as three hundred per day, and at Natchez, and other places on the Mississippi, equclly as large, in proportion to the population. We regret to learn that j several citizens from tin's county, engaged in trade to that country, have fallen victims to the disease. So great is the alarm and mortality on board the descending and ascending boats, that whole crews have left them and either returned home or scattered through the country. Ohio Elkctiox. We have been favored with a slip from the Monitor Office, Columbus, giving the following report of majorities in the several counties, save Allen, Henry, Williams and Wood from which no returns had been received. The votes of these counties, it is stated, will not vary the result, given below, one hundred. Jaclson. Clay.
Adam3 Athens Ashtabula Belmont Brown Butler Champaign Clark Clermont Clinton Columbiana Coshocton Crawford Cuyahoga Dark and Fayette Delaware Fairfield Franklin Gallia Geauga Greene Guernsey Hamilton Harrison Highland Hocking Holmes Huron Hancock Jackson Jefferson Knox Lawrence. Licking Logan Lorain Morgan Madison Marion Medina Meigs Mercer JMiami Monroe Montgomery Muskingum Perry Pickaway Pike Portage Preble Richland Ross Sandusky Scioto Seneca Shelby Stark Trumbull Tuscarawas Union Warren Washington Wayne
555
1G0 748 2060
928 827 675 289 41G 1374
97 1423
684 946 263
8S3 277 348 312 1625 337
87 1368 183 143 160 925 99 147 614 638 398
147 276 94 900
674 102 197
1300
83 28 503 416
685
450 263 37 639 371 484 102 230
840 230 589 14
363 26 368 197
Total,
1222
18,850
13,475
Majority for Jackson 5,375.
Indiana Election. The InJiatia Democrat, Extra, of the 10th inst., gives the result of the election in 45 counties; to which we have added 4 more, makirg 49, out of the 65 in the state. The ccunties to be heard from, will most likely increase Jackson's majority 12 or 1S00 votes, making a total of between 4 and 5000 majority in the state. OFFICIAL 3CAJOKITII3. Jaclson. Clay.
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Allen Marion Johnson Jennings Delaware Union Wayne Hamilton Madison Switzerland Fountain Tippecanoe Davies3 Shelby
Pike
Morgan Monroe
Dearborn '
Reported Majorities.
Clark
Scott Floyd Washington
Jackson
Hendricks Decatur Jefferson Hancock Henry Clinton Parke Putnam Cass Carroll Bartholomew Franklin Ripley Rush Montgomery Fayette, a tie Boon Vigo Warren Vermillion Owen Gibson Union Knox
Orango
3S3
85
70 261 143 48 218 12 105 576 2 554 141 1S9 400 212 50 30 141 60 300 450 11 76 117
131 157 126
350 36 31
46 39 75 959 65 27
The great struggle for the presidency is now over, and enough ascertained to say certainly that Gen. Jackson is re-elected. The contest was a warm one, in which each party put firth its strength, determined to succeed, at least, by all the means sanctioned by the constitution and the laws. The friends of the administration have prevailed, and whether the result is viewed as a triumph of principle, or merely of men, we hope to see all good and true friends of our republican institutions peaceably and magnanimously acquiescing in the decision the majority have made. The country has long enough been in commotion, and the
attention of the community diverted from years.
important sectional concerns, to witness the contest. A choice has been effected by
the people, and at this particular and im
government, should I bo fortunate in getting the proof that is necessary, and required of applicants. I enlisted at Henrio Court Houss in the State of Virginia, under Capt. Samuel Booker, was transferred and serve d next under Capt. Wallis; was with Woodford's regiment, then served under Beaufort, and was in tlio defence of this state (S.C.) I was in one engagement on North River under General Wayne. I got badly wounded in Beaufort's defeat was carried to Camden, and lay two months under the care of Dr. Alexander and was there discharged, I enlisted for
three years during the war and s?rved three
LKWIS LAYTOX.
A Giant On Monday, a man was walk-
l 'met about the street'? of Bnstnn. whn w
portant juncture of our affaire, it was of the j fprt tPn :nehf!t nmy thrfn mnt.,rrx h:,th , ; rv 'P i i
utmost importance that it should be so. I ij was one of Bonaparte's .Mameluke - Threatened by civil war m the South, the ,- nnda native of i05tm, : Amorirn. To 1'rilltrr
James Dill, OF LAWRILNCIUIUKCII, INDIANA, WILL bo a candidate for tho Secrn taryship of tho Senate, at their session on the iirst Monday in December next. Such pipers throughout the plate os may chooso to publish this notice, will receive tho thanks of J. 1). Who wants Monoy? TIIK subscriber wishes to employ 2 or 3 persons to lide rs mail carriers, to whom employment for one year ami liberal wages will 1)0 given. Voting men of industrious, moral habits, weighing from to lilt) pounds would bo preferred. Application should bo made immediately.
JOHN 1). CUMMINS. 11
most disastrous consequences were to be apprehended from an election by congress, attended, as it would have been, with great
party excitement, jealousy and ill feeling, j
Boston Herald.
One hundred and fifty-four houses were
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As it is, the people have decided, and in PUTni ?l ol , r , " c J,,,iC
that dec s on we th nk we can see the u a 1,IU .yi
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dawnings of satisfaction, confidence, peace and safety, and a speedy return of good feeling among neighbors and fellow-citizens.
quarter. The Post Office was amonj the
number.
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250 5877 2741
800 100
75 80
2744
Maj. for Jackson, 3133
Pennsylvania. From this state we con
tinue to receive the most cheering news of
the election. Thirty-four counties heard
from, of the 53 in the state, give Jackson a majority of over 20,000. The other 19 counties will no doubt swell the majority to near, if not over, 30,000. Pennsylvania a doubtful state indeed!
Jackson Majorities.
Allegheny co. 400 Washington 1225 Westmoreland 2600 Fayette 1471 Green 1200 Bedford 800
Armstrong 800 Butler 435 Berks 3380
Cumberland 1011
York 1572 Schuylkill 865 Northumberland 935 Northampton 1700 Montgomery 814 Mifflin 313 Lebanon 243 Lehigh 1060 Perry 720 Juniata 297 Centre 1235 Clearfield 317 Luzerne 500 Union &. Parke 300 Columbia G20 Lvcominp; 800
River News. The river, though not so high as it was a week since, is in fine boating order and rising; and business is assum
ing its wonted activity above the falls. Within the last week, the following shipments of produce have been made in flatboats from this place, for the lower country market: No. 11. Phinney and Gray, owners. Cargo 100 tons hay. Insured at Lawrenceburgh office.
No. 12. Joseph Kitchell, owner. Car
go 90 tons hay. Insured at Lawrence-
burgh office. No. 13. G. P. Buell and Jacob Havs,
owners. Cargo 140 live hogs, 23 head cattle. Insured at Lawrenceburgh office. No. 14. Milton Gregg, owner. Cargo 125 live hogs. Insured at Lawrenceburgh office. No. 15. Shaw and Brasher, owners. Cargo 40 tons hay, 11,000 lbs. bulk pork, 1 horse, 23 kegs lard and various other articles. Insured at Lawrenceburgh office. No. 16. Benjamin Tibbetts, owner. Cargo 80 tons hay. Insured at Lawrenceburgh office. No. 17. Jacob Dennis, owner. Cargo 35 hogs, 47 cattle.
I asked an honest hermit once, in Italy, how ho could venture to live alone, in a single cottage, on the top of a mountain, a mile from any habitation? lie replied that Providence was his very next door neighbor.
rrpiIF, subscribers have commenced an estab lishmenl for the manufacture of Printing IVesset from uper-Imperial to Medium size, of approved construction, the workmanship and materials of which they warrant equal lo
anv made in the western country and which they will U on liberal terms. 1'eisons wish
npj to purchise, are invited to call and exam ne, at the manufactory on 5th street, between
P.'m orwl lliiml f''in-!nr.ll
t D1CKK11SOX & WILLIAMSON. Cincinnati, Juno V 1033. 2li Jaiv
Cholera. Four hundred and fifty persons have died of the Cholera in Richmond (Va.) since the commencement of tho disease, besides twenty-nine in the penitentiary.
HYMENEAL. MARRIED—On Thursday evening last,
by Rev. Mr. M'Farland, Mr. JOHN R. MILLS,
of Ellizabeth, Ohio, to Miss ANN B. MARSHAL, of this place.
Lawrenceburgh Market. Apples, bush., 25 to 37; Butter lb. 15 to 18, scarce; Reef, lb. 3 to 5; Chickens, doz. 1; Corn meal, bushel, 37; Eggs, doz. 8, scarce; Flour 100 $2 to 2 25, bbl. $ 75; Potatoes, bushel, 25; Pork, lb. 3 to 4.
OBITUARY.
Died—On Saturday last OMER T. son of
Dr. Ezra Ferris, of this place, aged 4 years
and 8 months.
On Wednesday last, Amos R. son of Mr.
Benj. Stockman, of this place, aged about 1
year—both of Scarlet Fever.
NEW GOODS. THE subscribers have just received from PHILADELPHIA
A General Assortment of
Hardware Groceries, moots, shoes; &o. also, from Pittsburgh,
Which they will sell low for Cash or on
lime.
Oct. 25, 1S32.
N. & G. SPARKS. 41-tf
Wirt Majorities.
2,03
fj5- Some person hailing from Greensburgh, Ind. notices the result of the election in Decatur county in a very blustering bragging style. Now, it is certainly understood that Indiana has gone for Jackson,
and he is re-elected by a large majority,
what would the friends of Mr. Clay say, were the friends of the administration to indulge in language like the following? "Greexsburgii, Nov. 5, 1832. "Dear Sir. The great struggle is over, and the victory is ours; we have beaten the enemv 154 votes in the county of Decatur. She has acquitted herself most gloriously.
The constitution, Henry Clay and the American system has triumphed over the votaries
of "King eto."
From every information received, we
are induced to believe that Kentucky has
thrown hzr vote to Mr. Clay. With the ex
, colion of this state, we have reason to be- ' i;oW all the western states have gone for
Gen. Jackson. We have no information as to the elec tion in 2few York; but whether for agains rksnn. it will not change the final resul
i n-pcirlpni it mav make snmn
as re'''""3 i'"-- j .iiWn, in the election for vice-president,
tf V 've are of the opinion Mr. Van Buren
r. u -t.-rf-d without the ote of tin
can -'-v
City &, co. Philadelphia 1919 Delaware 471 Adams 291 Bucks 231 Lancaster 1000 Chester 1400 Dauphin 20 Franklin 250
5,588
Jackson's Majority,
OfTicial
520,085
New-Orleans, October 27. The health of the Cirj. This topic of conversation has been more agitated within the last twenty-four hours, than we recollect to have heard it at any time during the ten preceding years. It is remarked that there
have not been so many new cases of Fever this week as there were last, but several very sudden, and some almost instantaneous deaths, without any prior indisposition, has
given a new turn to apprehension, and rumors are afloat that the Cholera has made its ap
pearance. Indeed several of the city news
papers have given currency to the report, and for ought we know to the contrary, they may be correct ; and though tho promulgation of the fact may be highly detrimental to oui just opening market, yet, on the other hand, it is better to know perhaps to anticipate, and as far as human foresight and moral courage can aid us, to be prepared for the worst. The alarm may at least, have the effect of arousing the city authorities to the necessity of prompt measures preparatory to" the hour of trial; it will put the unwary on their guard, and the public mind will be prepared for the emergency. So far, it may
be productive ot good results; but that a
few sudden deaths should give uneasiness
o the inhabitants, or prevent strangers who
may have business here from coming into
he city, is unreasonable, tor to our certain knowledge and to that of every permanent
resident, these things occur every autumn,
particularly to those of iiregular habits, and
are more frequent in seasons like the pres
ent, when the fever has been unusually ma
lignant. The Mississippi is about 12 feet
9 inches below high water mark. The ar
rival of several vessels, from coastwise and
foreign ports, that are now engaged in dis
charging their cargoes, and the receiving of
cargo, on board ot others, tor exportation, has given a lively appearance to the Levee, and business has made its annual commencement. Price Current.
Executor's Notice. TT SAMUEL JELLY, of Dearborn county, In
JL dtana, have taken out letters testamentary
on tlie estate ot DAY 111 U. CLOSE, late of sVu county.deceasedi from the Vrobate Court there
of and will be sold at Public Y'endue at the for
mer residence of the deceased, in lianiolnl
township, Dearhorn county, on Saturday the
btfi any oj December next, the following person
ai properiy. consisting" 01 Horses, Horn Cattle, Hogs ami Slictjt, Household and Kitchen furniture. The terras of sale made known on the day of
saie. Thote indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment and that sa.d estate is solvent. SAMUEL JELLY, Executor. 16lh Nov., 1332. 41 ts
Caution to the Public! f jnilE public are cautioned against taking an 1. assignment of a note given by Marv Mcll
roy to Jacob S. Uiker, for $20, dated 29th of Mayi 1832, and payable 25 1 h of December,
1833 . Said note was given for a patent C;ock.
and will not be paid, unless compelled thereto
by law: as said Clock has not performed as it was warranted to do.
JAMES M'lLROY. November 12, 18:12. 44 3 w
Sheriff's Sale. V virtue of an order of sale to me directed, from the Clerk' oflice of the Dearborn
circut court, I will expose to gale, at public vendue, at the court house door, in the town of Lawrenceburgh, on Saturday the 7 Ju vernier next, at 12 o'clock M. 20 Acres of land,
part of tection No. 15, town 5, range 2, west, in the county cf Dearborn; fold as the property of Andrew Winings, to satisfy a judgment in favor of Justin M.C jie, against Andrew Winings Sc James Win'mc. in. niLs,sVffn.c. 23d Oct. 1832. 4l-ls Slibriff Sale. BY virt-ie of an order of sale, in the nature of
jUI a venditioni exponas tome directed from the cleik's oflfics of the Ih'atborn circuit crurt. I will tiller for sale at public vendue, on Si.tur day the lTdi day cf Xc emlerneit, at 12 o clock M. at the court house door, in Lawrenceburgh, the following p'ece or lot of ground, adjoining the town of Lawrenceburgh, to wit bounded on the rpner side by Short street, cn the south east by the Ohio river, on the lower or south west side by lots supposed to belong to 'erali T.l'ercival and the heirs rf Samuel C Y'anee, and on the north west by Front or New street commonly called the brick yard lot and sup.
posed to contain one acre ot ground; bold as
the property v Hie late Samuel Leonard, deceased, io satisfy a judgment in favor of Laac
Dunn .
inf. niLs;shfi). r. 32d Oct 1832. 41-ta
LA.17 DANIEL J. CASWELL and DANIEL S. MAJOR, Attorneys and Coun
sellors at Lair, have entered into partner
ship, and will practice in the third Judicial Cir
cuit of Indiana, particularly in the Counties of
Dearborn, rrankhn, ilipley snd Switzerland; Also in the Supreme Court at Indianapolis. Office on Short street immediately opposite
.Mr. Ludlow's large brick budding; where D. S
Major wul at all limes be found, unless, absent
on business, ready to attend to any profession
al services that may be required, lie will also
attend to the sett'ement of estates before the
Probate Court; and of claims before the Com-
missioners Court of Dearborn county. Persons wishing Deeds Mortgages. Powers of Attor
ney, or conveyances of any kind, can have them drawn in a legal and unexceptionable form, by calling at their office.
All business confided to Caswell Sc Major will receive the united and strict attention of
both. Lawrenceburgh, Oct. 13, 1832. 59-tf jl.iu9 myotics:.
Sheriffs Sale, Y virtue of a writ of fieri facias, et levar facias, and an order of sule issued out o
cleik's office of the Djarl oin circuit court, and
to me directed, I will expose to public sa'e at the court house door, in t le town of Lawrenceburgh, on Satwday the ltli oYqx embt r i,exti the following properly, to wit: The north fast half of in loi number furl) -four (No. 41 ) with the appurtenances thereto, situate in the town of Lawrenceburgh, Deai born county, lnd. first the rents and picfits of the said property fir the term of 7 yrais; and if the same shall not sell for a sufficient sum to satisfy the debts anil costs 1 shall then and at the same time and, place ofler the fee simple of said lot lo the high. ' est bidder; taken as the properly of James Thompon, to satisfy two heveral executions, one at the suit of the president und directors of the Farmers and Mechanic bank of Indiana? and the other atti;e suit of Omer Tousey, inf. DILSyshjD.e. 22d Oct. 1832 . 4I-ts
The election for electors of president
and vice-president has been held m all the
states, where the choice is left to the peo
pie, save in Rhode-Island where it is held
on Wednesday next. Durino; the present
week the elections have been held in Ver
mont, 13th; Maryland, 12th; North-Caroli
na, 15th; Tennessee, 15th and 10th; and
Alabama, 12th: South-Carolina elects by
legislature, at such time as it shall deter
mine.
Some people have such a wonderful itching to be called smart, that they do not scruple to filch from others what they themselves may lack in personifying the character they aspire to. We have been led to this remark, by seeing an anecdote communicated to the Statesman, as original, which we have often seen in our exchange papers. When it fir , appeared, the joke run upon aClayiie,now it is turned on aJacksonian. Perhaps this alteration is sufficient to give it
the original character, it assumes in the
Statesman, tho' we doubt whether the improvement would entitle the inventcr to a
pate nt right.
Market. Bacon, hams canvassed, lb. 8 to Si, hog round, lb. 5 to G, plenty; Butter, lb. 10 to 12i ; Coffee, lb. 13 to 1 U ; Cheese, Amer. lb. 10 to 12, plenty: Corn, in ears.
bbl. $1 50, shelled in sacks, bushel, 75, Meal, kiln dried, bbl. $2; Fish, mackerel, No. 1, $5 S7, No. 2, 3 25, No. 3, do. Flour, best, has declined from 11 to 7 50; Hay, cwt. $1; Lard, lb. 7i to 8, dull; Mo
lasses, gal. 24; Oats, bush. $1 to 1 873;
Fork, mess, inspM Sll 7o to 12, prime 1)
50 to 10, cargo 7 50; Sugar, lb. 5toGl,
Salt, Turk's Island, bush. GO; Whiskey, gal.
CO to 31: Tobacco, 1st qual. lb. 4. 2d do. 3: inrTniin ..-:.. u..
leas, loung Hyson, lb. 1)0, Hyson DO, JL expose to sale at Public V
plenty.
Sheriff's Sale. BY virtue of a writ of execution, commonly called a w rit of fieri facias", ct levari facias, to me directed from the clerk's office of the
A MOS LANK, Attorney and counsellor at j Dearborn circuit court, 1 hive seized and taken
in execul ton 160 acres of Jand, beinp the S. W. cjr.of section 30, town 6. rane 1, west, and also 50 acrps of Und, part of the S. K quarter of section No. 2J, town 6, range 2, wesi in tlic county of Dearborn; which I shall expose t(
sale on Satutduy the 17th of JWvember next, at the court bouse door in l.awiencebuigli, at 12 o'clock, M.tosatUlya jutlgmtnt in favor of Her..)' Farrar junior, ajjamst Hiram Fail barks, Almon Fairbanks, and Lucius rail bank?, in tie Dearborn circuit court ; 1 (ball first oiler the rents, issues and profits i f tie above mentioned property for 7 year, and if the same hall not sell for a nifficient sum to satisfy the aforesaid judgment, interest and cosis 1 will then cfier
the lee simple. WM. DILS,sVffI).c. 24th Oct. 1332. 41-ti 1JV IXZSKSY, by the barrel, (or aV by 7 .V. U G. SJ'Jlth'S. Nov. 8, 1832. 4J
XaLsw, will, in future, give his undivided z
tenlion, to his prpfessionmzy be consulted at his office, on high street i near the clerks of lice, at all times, except when at Court will attend the Circuit Probate, and Commission er's Courts, in the County of Dearborn. The
Circuit Courts in Franklin, .Switzerland, liip. ley and Decatur counties. The Supreme and District Courts at Indianapolis. And will at lend to business of Importance, either civil or criminal in any other courts in this, or adjoining states. He trusts that his long and sue 1 Ml
cesstui praci.ee, win insure mmi ins torrner liberal portion of professional business, when the public shall be assured, that all business entrusted to his chargei shall receive his prompt attention, and best efForts, to bring it to a speedy and successful close. AMOS LANK.
Lawrenceburgh, June lothi 1;
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Information Wanted. Should this notice reach the eye of any old revolutionary soldier who has any knowledge of me or was with me in the time of the revolution, lie will confer a grateful favor on me, in making it known immediately to me by letter, directed to the Tumbling Shoals Post Office S. C. as I am extremely poor and unable to labor and wish to avail myself, of the opportunity cf drawing a pension from the
Mills ami Machinery
ron sale.
en, that we will
endue, at the
premises, on Saturday the first d y of Jietiinber
text, the Mills and Macuimeuy in and ail joining lo the town of Hartford, now occupied by Jonathan Harpham, on the following tei as and conditions, to wit: one fourth of the purchase money in hand, and the residue in three equal annual payments The title ii deemed indisputable. The san e is so'd by order of the Deai born circuit court, to close ihs Catate ot
John C. Law rente, deceased.
JOHNSON WATTS, ) ..rrr.Trl)4ir l.i '
Nov. 9, 18 j,
111,
KOIJKUT U'JLUKIt, )
Commissioners. 43-is
3
"Froh Flour UST received n-l for !e bv SIUIV K rilQTZMJX.
Nov 9 1832. 43
Sail, at 37 1-2 cents TOJift buslitl, by the banel, and reucigh, far X sale by .V. V G. SPARKS. Lawrcnreburg'. "S v 15, lfJ.j'.'. 44 UIo rl gtf i? cs Exrcts lion, & giihiusnna, fcr Hell at this Ojpcc.