Indiana Palladium, Volume 11, Number 31, Lawrenceburg, Dearborn County, 15 August 1835 — Page 3

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Saturday lUorniiisr, August Indiana I.e(.isl vtchk. Wc compile from the returns received the following list of members, chosen at the late election. The list will bo made complete, so soon us the whole returns are received: SLNATOllS. Rush County, Amaziah Morgan. Jcjj'crson l)aid Ilillis. Ano.r, Daviess and Martin Henry M. Shaw. Orange and Fairrenct Gustavus A. C'laik. Parke Austin M. Puitt. Jlashiazton Ifeury W. Hackett. G7?rJt -l)aiid W. Daily. JJc7iryy Uancocfc and JIadiso7i Thomas Dell. in :r r esen tati v i::.

Dearborn Milton Grega, Thomas Howard and Henry Walker. .Vadiso7i and Hancock Leonard Hardwcll. JSIarion Austin W. Morris. Hamilton and Boo?i Robert L. Jlatmamati. Shelby John Walker. Decatur Samuel Bryant. Green Joseph Storm. Jlorgai William II. Craig. Hendricks C. C. Nae. Johnso7 John S. Thompson. liarlhotomeic Thomas G. Lee. Jc tmiiigs J ofm Vawte r. Rush -Marinus Willet and Alfred Posey. Fayette Caleb U.Smith and Philip Mason. Union William H. Bennett and William Watt. J(.tfcrson Milton Stapp and John Chambers. Frankliti Enoch M'Carty and John M. Johnston. I 'tnnillion H. P. Cole and S. 13. Gardner, f'igo Elis-ha M. Huntington. Carroll and Cass Gillis McCean. Tippecanoe Thomas B. Prow n and Dr. Davis. Putnam J. C. Childs and Daniel Harrah. Montgomery c?ii Clinton Henry Ristiao and Ilenr Lee. Wayne Joseph Curtis, Richard J. Hubbard, Martin M. Uay, Daniel Clark. Henry Daniel Macy. Ripley Thomas Smith. Switzerland Joseph C. Kgleston. Fountain Thomas J. Evans and Mr. Templeton. lit oil Jcfe Jackson. Monroe Paris C. Dunning. Washington Robert Strain and M. G. .Clarke. Knox R. N. Carnnn and J. Myers. Parke George K. Steele. Clark J. C. Huckleberry and W. G. Armstrong. Floyd J.Collins and J. Whitman. IJurruon. G. P. U. Wilson and John Zenor.

Tits Cholera. From tie annexed paragraph from the Nashille Republican, of the 4th instant, it would appear that the Cholera has visited the town of Kusscllvillc, Ky. with almost unexampled iolence. We trust, however, that the account is exaggerated : "By tho last accounts we learn that between fifty and a hundred persons have died in Russcllvillo Ky. of Cholera. Among the victims are Col. W. L. Sands, Charles Rhea, Editor of the Weekly Messenger, Win. L. Harding, Geo. Gray, F. R. Drowning:, James C. Slaughter, Doct. Wilcox, R. S. Emmitt, R. Belt, James Armstrong, R. Jackson, S. Myers, S. W. Linebraugh, Mrs. Warren and daughter, Miss Underwood, Miss O'L'iuaon, Miss Rice, and Miss Purges."

ITydraphobia. Our neighbors opposito this place, in Boon county, Ivy. were thrown into a great bluster, a few days ago, from the appearance of a dog among them affected with this horrible disease. Wo understand that the First symptom of his rabidness was a ferocious assault upon every thing which happened in his way; and, although every effort was made to kill him, j-et, we

are sorry to hear, it was not until he had bitten a white

boy and negro man, w ith some twenty or thirty hogs and cattle, that it was effected. Immediate application of

w hat is called "madstoue," to tho wounds of the two unfor

tunate individuals, was thoi-ght, and is to bo hoped, will

prove effectual in extracting the poison, and saving them

from a most distressing death.

I his is more evidence, if evidence were wanting, against

keeping dogs. We look upon them as useless as worse

than useless, to farmers, even when viewed in their most unexceptionable light, and we are pleased to hear that our frit nds in Boon count', are making such use of them as will

soon rid the neighborhood of their presence. As for our

selves, w e were never on terms cf particular amity with

this race of animals, even in times of our w armest pre

dilections; and since it ha3 been our fortune in life, to en

counter more than our share of foT-matical dog-mas, from that less exceptionable class of dogs who frequently insinuate themselves into one's presence, we have taken a pre

judicial hatred to the w hole ca7iine race, and earnestly hope

that a disposition for ruling the country of this nuisance may become more general, until it is entirely removed.

Qj-Aftertwo or three weeks of extremely dry weather, we w ere visited on Thursday afternoon last by a very copi

ous rain, tor two or tnree hours it poured down tremendously, and since we have had occasional showers. The rain was accompanied by a strong wind, but owing to tho drj-ness of the earth, little or no damage was done to the corn in this vicinity. The crop envigorated by the moisture, and arrived at an age not to be affected by future draught, bids as fair as could be desired. Should no Fevere winds visit this vicinity, the corn crop this season w ill bo. abundant beyond precedent.

The market on Fifth Street, yesterday wo? full to overtlowing'. Three hundred and eighty Wagons, loaded with provisions, were counted in the market; and tho contents of each met with a ready sale. The prosperity of our city is unexampled the health of tho citizena is better than has been known for several years and every one eeeins to bo enjoying tho good things of this world without much alloy. Cincinnati Republican, August 12. Department ofState,) Indianapolis August 10, 1835. $ To tho F.ditors of the Indiana Democrat: Gentlemen Pursuant to the 24th section of the act regulating general elections, I furnish, for publication, a list ot the returns of the late election for members of Congress, officially made to this office : the list will be continued until all the returns shall have been received. I am, very respectfully, Your obedient servant, WM. SHEETS. First District. Eleven coiuitics. R. Boon. J.Clendenin. Harrison, 407 fc?59 Gibson, 4:55 410 Posey, 1002 213

Second District. Ten counties.

J. Jr. Davis.

Lawrence, 7)9 552

Knox, 400 742 Sullivan, GS9 208 Tmin District. Seven counties.

John Carr. Chas. Dewey. 857 IMS 384 370 1211 555 311 2m 493 G2S District. Completed

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John Ewinsr.

Jefferson, Jennings, Washington, Scott, Floyd v Fot'rtii

Dearborn, Franklin, Rush, Decatur, Uipley, Switzerland

Amos Eauc.

1384 710 1103 C07 497 463

Geo. II. Dunn. 1101 099 1008 G05 400 G8B

The Cincinnati Republican fays, a reward of five hundred dollars has been offered by the citizens of Carlisle, Nicholas county, Ky. for the apprehension and deli ery of H'illiam Jioydj charged with the murder of Wm. Smith, 011 tiie tb in b taut.

In making out the list of the votes given iu this county nt

J the late election, the vote given for coroner in this town

ship ana L,aug!iery was stated wrong: lr. 1 ercival was given lOOmorehn Lawreneeburgh, and Mr. Tait 10 less in Laughery than they received. The adding up and result are correct.

re-elected over John . Clendenen ; in the d,

Davis over John Ewing; in the 3d, Jo'.m Carr

Congrtssio7wl Flections. Wc give to-day tho official votes for members of Congress in this State, so far as received at the secretary's oviice. The -ith diftrict only is complete. Mr. Lane's majority, it will bz teen, is 82. From the other district?, though the returns are imperfect,

t nough has been ascertained to say that in the first, Jtathfi

I toon is John W

over Charles Dewey ; in the 5th, Jonathan M'Cartv over

James Rariden and John Finley; in the Cth, George L. Kinnard over Jacob Lowe; and in the 7th Edward A. llannegan over James Gregory. The majorities in the 1st 2d, and 3d district?, are supposed to range between GOO and 1000; and in the 5th, Cth, and 7t'i, between 1500 and 3000 Col. Kinnard's is no doubt the largest. With the exception of the 2d district, (Davis in place of Ew ing,) no change has been made in the representation in Congress from this State. In regard to general politics, we believe all the members elect are friends of the present administration; and with one exception perhaps (M'Cartv) favorable to tht election of Mr. Van Burcn to the Freud ency.

In another part of our paper w ill be found an interesting letter, taken from the New-York Courier and Enquirer, which gies a full account of a running fight between the United States cutter Ingham and the Mexican schooner-of-war Montezuma, off Brassos de Santiago, in Texas, causal by political contingencies existing between citizens of the United States and the Spaniards, and the base conduct v( the latter in captuiing the American schooner Martha, uud imprisoning her passengers. It seems that the conllict a forced upon the American vessel, and it is with pride we record the bravery and courage displayed by her ollicjr and crew in forcing from th Mexicans the liberation of our citizens confined by them, in which the interposition of Uie L. S. Consul ia their behalf, proved unavailing. Wo find upon an examination of tho returns of votes Aven nt the recent election in this State, that Wayne county ?till holds the predonderance in political ctrength, though some of her tistcrs are gaining a little upon her. Taking the congressional us nearest the correct poll of each county, and it will be seen that Jefferson has 2020 votes, Clark 1757, Marion 1831, Knox 1US, Washington 17i)G, Fayette 1315, Franklin 1409, Rush 2133, Duarboru 2515, and Wayne 3212. In IS 2l, Fayette gave 1071 otes for member of congress, Franklin 1112, Rush 777, Dearborn 2021, and Wayne 2273. We have no statement convenient cf the vote in 182Gofthe other counties named; but, with the exception of Marion, in which the increase luis been most rapid, the ratio of increase has been about cpiaj. Jiuch, from being the lowest in 1826, now ranks a the third county in the Stato in political ftrenh.

Kc.NTtCKr. The Hon. P. II. PerE has lost hie election his competitor, Mr. Graves, beating him by a majority of l(i0 or 470 Mr. Lccomptc, (democrat") holding himself out as a candidate to the last, causei I Mr. V ope's defeat. The Louisville Daily Ad ertiser remarks : kThe increased vote of Mr. Pope, particularly in this city, is uliLe complimentary to him and gratifying to the democratic paity. It demonstrates that correct principles w ill ngain predominate here." Mr. Marshal!, has boon elected in the I3th Congrcsionil District, and Mr. Chambers in the Mayeville District.

Mr. W. C. IJivcs, on a late visit to Cincinnati, was tendered a public dinner by the citizens of that place. He declined the hospitality, owing to the infirm health of his fit her, who accompanied him thither, and which required hie immediate return to the mineral serines of Virginia.

"More kelp,'' the Editors cf the Iiushvill-- Hcral l fay, ta adding the Vincennes Gazette to the Harrison ranks. The Gazette man must receive this early acknowledgement of his help,'' as rather a dry compliment, after 11. 1- .1. . , . .

puiimg iur r;ns wiiii wiepnv. 111s surely lntimatm"

to 1'ic

5ueh 1m-

The river, though low, i3 higher by five or fix feet than usual at this season of the year. Business along the shores is rather brisk than otherwise, particularly in the hay exporting line. The shipments of this article are going on rapidly, and to a greater extent than we ever have noticed at this cailj' period. Three fiat boats, containing about a hundred and fifty tons, pressed in bales, left here on Thursday last; and about as much more is lying 011 the beach or warehoused, ready for shinnies Ten or twelve boats are

fitting up and loading at our wharves, the piincipal part of which are intended for hay. We would just hint to our country friends tobe cautious how they enter into the hay speculation this season. The

extravagant prohts made upon it m tae spring, ought not to i

be regarded m estimating what it may brins this fall. 1 . . .

inoeewnomaivc calculations in tuat way. will run ereat

4769 4GS7 Fifth Djsthict. Ten counties. . J. JVCarly. J. Rariclen. John Fknleu. Way no, 1207 SQS . 1)81 Delaware, IMS 197 03

Sixth Distkict. Fourteen counties.

F. Kinnard. Jacob R. Fowe.

Marion, Shelby, Bartholomew, Cass. Boo no, Madison, Morgan, Hamilton, Seventh Montgomery, Tippeeanoo, Parke,

ijeorgc

1247 1021

4S0 T95 District.

G5H 47G 529 137 175 221 210

Eleven counties.

E. i. Hunnegan. J. Greg

57 fS7 b53 519 912 GIG

iinn i' iniiiiTrnir7ifiri nil it iminn iw n

ory.

risk

of bcins

disappointed. Whenever any article runs

up above its real worth, it generally falls as much below it. The prices offered for hay at the tiver i, no doubt, fair for the grow er, and if wc were of that class, we should dem it more prudent to sell here, than to risk a loss or higher plorits in the lower market.

El&ur. This article row commands 0 50 In our market, and brisk sale at that. We can esc no permanent reason for this advance in the price of this indispensable article. It certainly canuot result from a scarcity of w heat in the country; for, taking every section together, the crop has yielded a fair average. The advance in the price, w e are inclined to believe, originates iu tho rage for speculation in the demand for early shipments which cannot long operate to keep flour at its present rates. Besides, the corn bids fair to produce a fair crop, and in that abundance the people have a safe guarantee from hunger, aa well an an assurance that they wiil not bo compelled to pay high prices for flour, unless they choose to do so.

Lawren-ckburgit Market. Apples, bushel, 37i to 50 cents; Butter, lb. 15 to 18, ccarce; Beef, lb. 5 to 6; Chickens, doz. 1 to I .0, scarce ; Cheese, lb. 8 a 10 cents; Corn Meal, bushel-, C2 to 75; Eggs, doz. G to 8; Flour, bbl. $$.50 scarce; Lard, lb. 8 to 10 centa; Mutton, lb. 4 to 5; .Molasses, N. O. gal. 75; Oats, bushel, 20 to 25; Onions, do. 50 to G2 ; Potatoes, do. 25 to 37$ ; Salt, do 33 to 37 1 ; Sugar, lb. 10 to 12j; Veal, do. 4 to 5; Wood, cord, 4; Whiskey, gal. 40.

After a long investigation, the General Ccnrt of Virginia have admitted Mr. Randolph's will to Probate.

The parties have

iix judges concurring, five dissenting.

annealed.

SHERIFF'S SALE.

ir t'Tt'IUtl . .1 ri- t .

k y i v liu uii hi an execution iroin tne 1 teik's ut-

ficeof the Dearborn Circuit Court to me directed iu favor of the President and Directors of the Farmers' ami Mechanics' Bank of Indiana against the goods?, chattels, 11 I. . ! . Tl wm nt -a

lanns ana tenements 01 ,iaoez 1 ereivai and .era l. 1 ercival for the sum of 7.05, with interest from the 20th March, 1834: also, the sum of Q 05 cents cost, together with the coft of this executiou and cost of collection, I w ill

expose to public Kale at the court-house door in the town of

Lavreneelurgh, Dearborn county, Indiana, the followim

property given up by ea'ul Percival to satisfy the aforesaid execution, to wit: Two Iota No. 81 and 82 in the addition

to the town of Iiawrenceburgh, commonly called Newtown,

and formerly Idinborongfi, m tne county vt Jearboru, ou

the 2lUh instant, between the hours of IU o'clock, A. M

and 4 P. M on said dar, first the rents and profits for seveu

years ; should the same not sell for sufficient to pay the debt, interest and cost aforesaid, I will forthwith sell tho feo

simple to the highest bid ler. I w ill also sell, at the same

time and place, some personal property, such as horses, !te JLc. JOHN WEAVER, Skerijf Aug. 8, 1835-30ts. Dearborn comity , I:id"a.

DISSOLUTION.

f h VIB partnership heretofore existiug under the firm of

LL UROWEK &. MORGAN, is Ui day dissolved Dr. Morgan decline practice. Lawrcnccburgh, August I5tb, 1835. 3t-3w NOTICE.

TTTkR. J. IL BROW BR hereby notices his friends and

IFy the public, that Mr. E. MORGAN, is no longer

his employ. Aug.

15th,' 1 835-3 low

that he has not heretofore imparted much patty 0 much in need, notwithstanding his zc; pertinence, from a brother, is too bad.

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Gen. Ilariisoii having declined running for vice president, a New York paper proposes Gen. Joseph Vance, of Ohio, a a candidate lor that office, to be run on the Wcbrter ticket. How will this take! The opposition hae so many great men in their ranks, that it is with ditticuUy they can 1 1 one who will accept the second oflke in the nation. Perhaps n Eod, plain, imasjiring Republican will 6uit the people as well.

The Boston Statesman says, tho U. S. rhip of war Independence was safely docked at the Navy Yard, Charlestown, on 28th ult. The Baltimore and Washington Rail Road tenowin full operation to Bladcnsburg. The cars run through in one hour a7id forty minuics$i. e. twenty miles an hour. Messrs. Edvyard J. & Daniel Bell have a'patent for changing hides into leather in the thort space of tiro trecl s. Wonder if time can't also be saved in making them. :.. ri: a ... .

...!. m. awi, Clause county, inn. is worth 7 cents ! per bushel by the quantity. At New Alhanv :b- o.r- 1

chants and millers arc O-Tering only G2. The Ptock of tho Branch of the State Bank at Fort ay 11c was taken upon the 4th ult. Tho Branch will soon be read3' to commenco operations. The citizens of Indianapolis lately held a meeting for the purpose of adopting measures for expelling the "blackleg" gentry from that place. The friends of Mr. Muhlenberg, in Pennsylvania, have written a biography of his life, with a view of placing him in the gubernatorial chair. When it comers to this, defeat is almost certain. A Yankee pedlar was recently hung by his heel?, in Virgina, until his kt;ioi'o7w" run out, owing to the bursting of the jugular vein. His principal crime was his money. lion. W. T. Barry, Minister Plenipotentiary to the

Spanish Court, sailed from New York for Liverr.'

the 21th ult.

;rpool on

&s&iiiosu&I Gysnsinsium

AN i)

M1ERIC.-1JT ARES.Z1 COMPANY. -RHTSSRS BANCKER &, HARRINGTON, rnorniJLriL etors. The public are respectfully informed that this immense establishment, consisting of seventy men and horses will arrive iu this to.vn on JlonJay lllh instant, and remain but one day only. Attached to ihu company are the following talented performers, viz: Mr. IIarrinoTO.v, the celebrated five horse rider. Mr. Bancker Delineator of Roman statuary. Mr. Bacon: who for speed and perfect balance, is not surpassed in America. Mr. G. Sweet; whose astonishing leaps over hats, hoops and canvass ou hor-o hack, and whose chasta performance on tiie TIGHT ROPE, have justly styled him the first Equestrian in the United States. Mr. Andreas; Postarcr, and unrivalled performer on tiio SLACK ROPE, Mr. J. Coxklin : Vaulter. Mr. Jackson: Daring horseman. Mr. Gardner : J uggl e r. Mr. Wills: The cclebared Comic singer. Mr. Richards: Dancieur. Mons. De Camp: Herculian performer. Tiik two volwg Bickevs: Pupils of Mr. Harrington. The performance of these two youths have elicited the wonder of the Southern cities. Mrs. Bacon: The unrivalled Female Equcstriati: who will appear in each performance.

I Clown: Mr. Downie. From the united strength and J acknowledged ability of the performers, the public may

depend uyson witnessing an eiiieiuimwiciii i-ijuai iu aujr

iiMnn u itnpccinrr mi

Mr. I ill has been recently nnnointed circuit in.lrrrt in ; 1, i,i.-i, incl flrl Uio cnncfili.

Arkansas territory. The Editor cf the Evening Star I Substantia' seats w iil be erected, capable of containing thi.iks he must be a real screamer. one thousand persons, under their new and spacious pavil-

lion, to which ladies have the preference. Admission 25 cts. box'; 25 cts pit. The company w ill perform in Harrison on Saturday 15th instant. Lawrcnccburgh, August 7.

Tho nnmial elections in Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Missiippi, and Alabama took place on the same day they did in this State (Lt Monday in August.) In Tennessee, 2d Tuesday in August; in North Carolina, on ditit rent days in do. ; in Vermont, Lt Tuesday in"Sepember; in Maine, 1st Monday in do.; inMarylmd and Georgia, 1st Monday, and in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Ohio ?d do. in lVtoler; Delaware, Lt Tuesday, and Smth. Carolina, 2d Monday in October. The elections in most tif the oilier States take place on the first and second Mondays in November. As the result of these elections w ill have an important heating upon the next Prudential election, an I in inary instances determine the strength of the Presidential candidates now before the people, we shall embrace the earliest opportunity of appriin our readers of the good or i II omens which may be gathered therefrom.

Vr. Isiuriat made a successful nccnsio:i from Providemf, Mass., on the 25th ult. He was in the air an hour and amiarn ran l landed at Ilanner.

The Branch of the 17. S. Bank nt Buffalo is to be closed mi tho firt proximo. Tho buildings and laud occupied by that institution ha ye beca soil for $30,000.

White ulltfioaticx. A correspondent of the Charleston Mcrcuy publishes a long anil eloquent appeal to the Nullifiors of South Carolina, in favor

of union upon .TudVe White. Mark I113 words! "ff

i ntie swtiui vccicelcd the Union party would he dead and buried. The Xullijicrs icotrfd not only have the ascendancy at home, but in the Federal

(wovcramcnt to boot!'' And for this ascendancy.

they would be indebted to a Proclamationist, and a !

I orcc Bill man: What are we to make of this? Richmond Enquirer.

Hap of Etcarbom County, ON ENGRAVED COPrER - PLATE. THE" undersigned proposes to publish a Map of Dearborn county, Indiana, to exhibit the sections, townships, and ranges, as laid down in the original surveys ; tow ns, roads, rivers and creeks, the political division into townships, vtc. The whole to be neatly and accurately laid down upon a scale of two miles to the inch, and the townships colored.

Mills and other manufactories (distilleries excepted; will

MARRIED On the 15th inst. by Rev. S.. Seoval. Mr. ! be laid downunon the man. bv the ow ners of them payin

Hehoo V. Urtin to Miss Lvdia Axx Axtram both of i twenty-five cents per copy. The maps will be out by the Miller township. first of March, 183G, at which time due notice will be given. r..';.v .iiajM., ..immm. ....ll-sI Aug. 15, lS35-31tow SAMUEL MORRISON.

communicated. DIED At his residence in C-rsar Creek township, on Saturday the t25th day of July, Mr. John Farrks, aged 38 year, after a short but severe illness. A funeral sermon was preached on the occasion, on the morning of the 25th im-tant, by the Rev. Robert Rav : after which his

remains w as followed to the Momu-Taber church yard the. j

place 01 interment, by a large and respectable number of friends and acquaintances. The deceased 'was a respectable and intelligent man; a good citizen, and an industrious and skillful mechanic. He has left a w ife aud five f m ill children to mourn his departure, whose loss to them i irreparable. a ITU END.

IVoiicc35y the Prieilcr. THOSE indebted toD. V. CULLEY or to CULLEY & COLE, for newspapers, job printing, or advertising, are notified that their accounts are made out, and will be presented for payment with as little delay as possible. Those indebted by note, w ill be required to lift them immediately.

Flat Boat. , FIRST, rate Flat Boat, 70 feet in length, for sale by GEORGE TOUSEY & Co.

June 12, 1S35.

TIIH .ASSOCIATION'S. CELEBRATED MENAGERIE AND AVIARY, FROM THEIR

AL INSTITUTE

PHILADELPHIA.

EMBRACING ALL THE SUBJECTS OF NATURAL HISTORY AS EXHIBITED AT TI POPULAR AND FASHIONABLE RESORT DURINC. THE WINTER OF Ib3t-3S.

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TSOKSTS OP iLSBSISSIOU S5 CEKfTS, CZXZXJ9XU27I 10 Or AOS 77ATiT-2SICZl

4?-

ltoya.1 TiRcr.

Spatted. Hyena-

LION, LIONESS, AND Tho Keeper will enter the following cages M 3 o'clock, P. M., vis : To the Lion aud Lioneas, and Leopard, all in fame cage ; to the Capo Lion and Lioness, confined in same cage; aud to tho black niaued African Lion, and African Leopards. The inmates of thepo Cages form a most gigaatio and imposing spectacle. Thid group of the most formidable and unconquerable of all tho natives of the foreat, furnishes to the mind of tha Fpcctator au ineuperablo barrier to the belief, that tho art of man could subjugate to hig w ill and control these wild and ferocious animals. Yet, his credulity muat at once bm dissipated when he beholds tho Keeper in their Cage, playing and frolicki ng with them, and all enjoying their wild pranks with as much seeming delight and

innocence as children do their bolyday gambols.

mmmm

Capn Man,

Java Xijrer.

StriyoL Hyena,

sn m if

Asiatic Leopard

THE UNICORN ou OE BIOUNJEI KHSKrOC:l10S. This animal has been ft subject of much ppeco'atioii among nnturalUta. It has been considered, by Theological Commentators, as tho Unicorn of Holy Writ, as mentioned and described in the book of Job. This animal certainly ranks next to the Elephant in 87.e, nnj many writers consider him eqnal in bulk. 11c ia usually found about 12 feet loii, aud the circumference of tha body about equal to the length, und his height about 8 feet. He is a native of Apia and Africa, aud 13 usually found in those extensiva forests that are frequented by the Elephant, Lion and Royal Tiger, and subuts entirely on vegetable food. The ouo uow oHered for inspection is four years old, and was taken in the interior of Asia, ou (he Hurramnooter River; and was shipped to Loudon,

from which ciiy be was imported to Philadelphia, at an eaoruir.ua expauio, iu December 183 1.

Spotted Panther,

Cumcl,

4WWM

Jaguar.

This is tho finest Elephant ever exhibited in the United States, and it is said by those who havo visited Europe, that ho is superior to any exhibited there; tiein 9 feet high, and weighing U,00() pounds, and tviving tusks nearly li feet long. The public are respectfully informed, that tho Elephant JSiain is provided with a splendid Saddle, trimmed and decorated after the Eastern stvie, simihu to the print here represented, and of sufficient capacity to coutain six persons, who may ride upon his back with perfect safety and pleasure to themselves.

Iell tin.

24'

I2actria.it Camel.

"fliis Menagerie and Aviary OCCUPIES

29 SrACIOUS CARUIAGES,WAGONS,&c.

TIIK SAM It ARB DRAWN BY 75 Splendid Gray Horses,

AND

FIFTY MEN, Including 14 Musicians

Are required to complete its operations.

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1 II.'. .lit "

Ilycata. ,, I:ID

Zebra

A Pair of Kangaroos.

Polar Hear.

Will be exhibited at Lawrenceburgh on Monday the 17th of August, and at Harrison on Saturday tho 15th. Cf7"Ilours of Exhibition from 1:2 to 3 o'clock, 1. M.

PUBLIC NOTICE. "KVTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned, ComJjvl inissioncr for that pur)Ose appointed, by the Probate Court of Dearborn County, will, on the first Monday in October, 1835, expose to public sale, on the premises, by virtue of a decree of said Probate Court, the following real estate of William Uaily, deceased, to wit : The south east quarter of section nine, in township six, in range two west, in Dearborn county, Indiana. The said quarter will be sold in separate tracts of eighty acres each, discharged of dower; the residue in equal payments at nine and twelve months from day of salo ROBERT UOWE, Jr. Aug. 15, 1 835-3 l-4vv Commissioner. XTHOT peathehs. A QUANTITY of New Feathers on hand and for eale by GEO. TOUGEV, ft Co. July3,183T.

Five dollars BSe-.vard. TT OST ou Monday the 3d August, 1833, in LawiencoSLa burgh, a WHITE CALF SKIN" POCKET BOOIC, containing $33 one $10 and five C5 Lills on the Lnwrenceburgh and Indianapolis branches of the State Hank of Indiana, together with other papers, among which wa a receipt from Richard Feld. Any person who will return the said pocket book and money to the underfeed will be entitled to the above reward. WM. DANIEL, Jr. August 8, 1835. 3V)3t.

TAKEN UP by Abjhnni Wcllman, of Delaware township, UipU-ycouuty, a LAY

UUKU; sixteen hamisius spposcv. 10

years old; the riht fore foot a lit-

11 star in the forehead;

CttgT- black le niano mid tail. Anraised to

tliitty dollars by Jam9 lnr Lrvi. A tpuo copv, 11. iisma j. i. Juae!9t,ie35. .VC-3t

J"? HORSE; eixt i l,e seven years: f JV tie white; a