Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 6, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 21 December 1833 — Page 3

I cvuuot too earnestly invito your con-j Cocrti.and Cvshi.no in the third, Wilsideration of the subject. m.vm Herod in the fifth. William J. Trustins that your deliberations on Brown in the sixth, and E. H. McJcn-

all the topics ot general interest to which I have adverted, and such others I vn.ir more extensive knowledge of i as vour more extensive knowledg the" wants of our beloved country may u2geJt, may be crowned with success, I tender you in conclusion, the co-operation which it may he in my power to .tT'nd them. ANDREW JACKSON. iVashington, '3d December, 1833. rus: ntsi.vn sr. v. HI MM. SCX IM1MX. Vu turd ay, Deo. 31, 1 The State Convention competed ol The friend of the present udminitraHot', m-'t at Indianapolis agreeably to ;ippuntmMt, ami after tli- uual t ore-Mioule-. proceeded to nominate J Mt G. I'vn n as c andid ite for Governor, and

DaV.i . ( ii.u.v. Ln-ul. Covernoi. i,.om Slj(. 0'(.!s, vVt. atl;.at the ensuing August election. ! dianapolis College lands W'e pn-eiit, to da, nothing more . oi ; 4. Mortg'd land

lhe pro ceding of the Legislature than ,

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:xn the. election of Prosecuting Attorn-: VNeshall endeavor lounc "mu-. U C 1 t i" v;n-, in in ture. whatever we sha eoi.M.Ifr inter-, t sting: hul as ihe greater part ol such im , (.'ii LT- are too Ma to in it comtn 'Vi inti ie!. it will not be neeearv io publi-h iheni in detail. It i.t n coflinjilv s i k( ot neiitial ins I W.u.nnnrrs. that their editors are hound tl,ki. the fool that kicks them;" r. .... . ..n .tr il.k 1 k j -: 1 1 inn uou. i..;hi libellous n polt more ti'eeU!'iU, . l Wi lli tVoiii ihos i fin jiii .oy.yi.-;n'"-wh have sold (h-iiiv- le topartv interests. Now. we think -M- .,11 men in the vv orld, . , ,i i . . ,i, ... ,eh should tnelaM to ope:, the.. mouths auam-t !le.'s Iik and mnepen- , dent spiiits (ditors of neutial p.apers) ; whose m-M-al diuni.y i- of too hi'i a urade for them ever to be cauuhl siihMMVini: tlie wiil of othel. witlioUt leird to their own f.'diu.; and in the ' I u'e and e y of a slalivg woild. propaatiiiL.' do. li ine- that aiv often etitiieL ..ivariinee with their own piivate and unprejudiced opinions. We shall -ive our view of this matter a little j -.,:i-tli. i. , and by. when we sh.,11 fni- -'. -on,e i liie ividei.ce 'A will, -ho. who !,! s... il,, f,,i tin: kit k-

, Canal fund expended We have the i h asttic of brim: able jTrea-urv notes destroved i .-. . it 1 1 r i , I i i i i!u- liitiiit iuibhlieil in! interest

la-t. et the di-tn.ction hv tire of the o'll s-Voiiho a' ( Red River. sj.ian. near lie- mouth oft From vari.ai-fsources ii ; .'pp. ar to 1. ,e bei ii the u u roeration ot ;! di-ti-i: ac nh iit that occurred "o 'h- M. M ii tin ; a- the Caspian has heii reported at New O: leans since ,!,- time that tie- hnrninu was s;iid to !, tv e (e urn d nt to this Mlllket, en w edn sd last, vv Inch weighed, in a drvsi-d state, .,.r hundred and t:rrnty puundf. Can the Miami hottomsv beat that? , Indiana I.eiltlire. Election o- PuosixltoRs. Ai ording to previous arrangements, both Houses of the (ieneral Assembly proceeded, on Thursday last, to the f h ction of Prosecuting Artornevs for the 1st. 2d. R.I, 5'h, 0th. and 7th Judicial Circuits, which resulted as follows: FIRST ClRCdT. William P. Hrvant received 57 votes, Andrew Ingham 44 Scattering 1 SECOND CIRCUIT. Charles Dewrv rereived 85 votes. Scattering 17 THIRD CIRCUIT. Courtland Cuhin' received 57 votes, John Test, Jr. 44 Scattrrini: 1 FIFTH CIRCUIT. William Herod received bO voles. Arthur St. Clair 40 SIXTH CIRCUIT. 1st ballot 2d 3d 5th. J. Ihown 39 43 42 52 John S. Newman 25 33 4 2 50 William Daitv 18 20 15 OO John D. Yaughaii 11 5 2 00 Scattering 4 1 1 00 SEV ENTH CIRCUIT, E. II. McJnnkin received T.4 votes C. P. lifter 28 John (Jowgill ' Wii.i.UM P. Rkvwt was therefore declared dulv lected in the firt 'irroi. Cm m. Ibtttv in the -fnd.

kin in me seventh. TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Indianapolis, Dec. 5, 1833. The Treasurer, in obedience to the directions of the "Act concerning the Auditor of Public accounts, and Treasurer of State,' submits the following Report ol the Revenue and expenditure of the State, from Dec. 1, 1332, to ! Nov. 30, 1833. ' Balance in treasury report- ; rd isi iear. ;1,o3'j bb : Receipt during the fiscal ar from rcvonueof 1823 1G3 40: 1825 875 91 " 1031 ill onj 1832 32,408 70 : " 1333 7,390 01 Rent paid by Sup'dt State prison Erom pah- of Michigan road lands 700 00 55,705 37 j 5.220 02 3.010 10 122 00 Loan- of ( 'ollege funds, paid 10,t"85 38 950 00 V 1.85G 37 7 20 1 7 55 00 90 51 82 238 14 t Sl-Hrv lifnc-k tiww!.. . uiii'huiivv. i v ; Militi.i line Estate without hens Rent of salt lick reserves s 153.07.1 85 : Erpi ndttures f)'irit: lhe (nine Period. aim innate or nicmueis I 1 . : I r I ot Legislature of Clerks. Doorkeepers, 1 1,831 33 2,071 30 ..... v.. .,..,. v and jrm(;,lir(or is t and station ;ny for present session ; Specific appropriations ' Wingent expands Premium on woli scalps , f j, 5.931 02 1,4 50 20 71 G 62 81 G 00 2.0 3 3 00 2,150 00 5.030 57 1.1 18 10 1 00 00 12.071 73 877 25 218 37 25 00 315 21 2,332 58 2.407 05 530 00 8.075 59 1 7.390 00 " I Aecutive officers " " .l"dures Prosecutors. " Adj't. av.d tnartcr Master (It.r.crals Expenses of Slate House 4 State Prison State Library " S ilt Springs Pres'l "I election " Indiana college " " Mi( hiiran Road S('it cf ( lov'm't ,); , ( (UuU .. .. Mate 1 louse funds .Mi, higin Road Scrip ledeemed 52.005 93 100 00 1 00 1T..G9J 29 j .- in Treasury - , or -SI Oo,b i b 2b -e., . i,-.i,1 ii c.diect o the i following deduction: ! Out Maidine warrants l.;j ue j "''' and other claims due nut not audited 2.887 50 2.199 15 43 50 531 40 1,000 00 ( 1 lrr I ii ? i 1 1 1 TrimcnrV . ; Tl-l,l,,u.y Militia lines to b;: dislribut'd Claims of Probate Judges i e-timates In all ( Which deducted from tta j cash on hand, leave I The revenue of 1833, to he j paid subsequently 1o the $6,821 01 10,077 03 33,500 00 30th Nov. will probably I amount to Making for the expenses of the ensuing year ,$'4 3,577 08 Th se expenditures may be estimatI ed as follows: Salaries of Judges and ProI secutors 9,000 00 j Salaries of executive officers 2,G00 00 I Printing, stationary, distri- ! buting law. fcr. 0,000 00 j Legislature, 17,000 00 ; Contingent and Specific Ap purtenances 2,500 00 2,500 00 800 00 800 00 250 00 j Probate Judges : Wolf scalps j State Prison j State library, Adj. (!en.,fcc. .$41,450 00 1 Which will leave in Treasui rv, Dec. 1st. 1834 .$2,127 08 No considerable diminution in the increase of the Revenue appears to h u e been occasioned by the law which appropriates the delinquent land tax, with penalties and forfeitures to constitute, a school fund. The returns required by that law, to this office have not been made except by the School Commissioners of the following coun ties, viz. Randolph Bartholomew, Boon Hamilton, Morgan, Dwi born, Fayette, Jefferson, Lawrence, Johnson, Shelby, Hendriks, Switzerland, Orange, War ren. Putnam. Orcen, Montgnrmrv.

Franklin, Parke, Rush, and 0vc. This subject may soon be sufficiently important for a penalty to be prescribed, in case the School Commissioners fail to do their duty. Some regulations

will also be necessary for disposing of the lands forfeited to the school lund. To secure regularity in the title and mode of doing business, it is respectfully recommended that the School Commissioners be required to obtain judgment in the Courts for the amounts chargeable, that the lands forfeited he ' sold as on judgment in other cases, reserving a right to the former owner lor the balance over all charges. vuenc:ver he should call for if. Rcspectfullv submitted. ' S. MERRILL. The Munrv (Pa.) Telegraph nnnomi res (he death of Mr. E. Paulhamu ! who had been bitle:;, a few weeks acjo. ! hv a mad dog. He wa observed to 'shudder on putting a cup of cotlee (o his lips on Monday morning week,w hich he laid down on the table ir-.tasteo. directing ids wife to remove the children from the room. The paroxysms soon came on, and continued until Wednesday, when he expired in great agony. The Troy Times says of the late sharp shooting in the upper regions, that the ignorant would be apt to believe that the stars had broken loose and were sporting about in ''promiscuous confusion but that whatever the superstitious might think. "?v are satisfied that the phenomenon is to In: refered to natural causes." We mvself is inclined to think so too provided we have the majority on our side L-ite jilanlcil Strarrbrrria. To pre vent their being thrown out and dest roved by the frost, tread the ground firmly round the plant?, and it will he still better to finish by treading directly on their tops. This may be done at anv time before the grouud Yeesr.es. Gm. Far. Rtvuirlidiie Case. The Paris Academy of Medicine lately reported the case of a man who died ia Jul) last in that city. delirious, and in the right ventricle of whose heart w is found imbedded a needle, which extended into the cavity. No trace of a cicatrix by which the needle might have entered, could be discovered on the exterior of the body, lie had been suffering for some months from shivering and pain in the side. The daughter of Prince Poliguac, who is a slate prisoner at Hal, recently died. Her fuher was not permitted to see her, although she implored the government to permit this last visit of parental love, and he offered to give his parole of honor, and submit to the close surv eilancc of a military guard. The policy of the courts does not, it seems, permit tlie performance of the most sacred duties. It is said that the Rothschilds contemplate establishing a Rink in the Canada? Ay ryes, jchat a Polator.' Mr. John Taylor, of VVaterborough, Maine. sa)s in a letter to the Saeo Democrat.i "Having read manv accounts of the wonderful productions of Nature, this season,! would inform vou a potatoc grew in my field which required two powerful hands with a crow-bar to re move from the lull, and alter much ex crlion succeeded in getting it info a two bushel basket. Could not ascer tain its weight, having only a sin a pair of steelyards.'' Old Fashions Revived. The Courier des Dames announces that hair poredcr is coming into fashion in I aris among the fasluonabld ladies! "Your hand annoys me exceedingly, said the Prince of Ua Roeh suyron, to a talkative person who was sitting near him at dinner, and who was constantly suiting the action to the word. "Indeed my lord,'' said the gabbler, "we are so crowded at table, that I do not know w here lo put my hand." lit it on vour mouth,"1 said the punster. WTe understand that preparations are now being made in this Citv, by the native born citizens of the Stale, for the Celebration of the Landing of the First Settlers of Cincinnati, on the 20th of December. It is lift v vears since and we shall he pleased then to wit ness the " first fruits" of this flourish' ing State. Cincinnati Adv. " As the elephant in the Zoologies Gardens'," observed lord Althrop, the other day, w has swallowed a ten pound note, we may shortly expect a power fill ?ic;rT of the paper currency.

The Rev. Howard Malcolm, of Boston, has recently arrived at the conclu sion that he cannot hereafter unite in marriage, communicants of his Church with non-communicants; or to use his own words, "his refusal to officiate at such nuptials arises liom no other reason than a conscientious inability to unite apparent and professing christians to thoe who apparently and by profession, are not christians."

150.000 Bunches of Onions have been raised at liarn.MaoIe and Yarmouth i ton maiket at an average ef J 1-2 cents per hunch. William C. Pre-tr.n. ha; been elected to the Senate of the. United State-, to supply the vacancy made hv the iesituation of S. D. Milier. The following is a section of a bill lately reported in the L'gi-Iauire of New Jeisev: Sue. 19. If the manager, conductor, engineer, agent, or anv i.ther person having the direction : charge of anv steam carriage, used lor conveving pas:eng?r, or conveyii-g, drawing, or propelling other carriages with passengers, shall, from ignorance, or gro?s negligence, or wilfully, or by travellins at a greater speed than at the rate of 20 miles an hour, so direct, manage, or conduct the said steam carriage, or any apparatus belonging thereto, as to burst or break the boiler, or other machinery, or as to overturn, break dow n, or otherwise affect th"- same, or any carriage drawn or propelled thereby, or an) carriage in the vicinity thereof, x means whereof anv person shall be killed, anv such manager, conductor, engineer, agent or other person shut! be teemed gwty nf i amis lav ghter. Cuhimbia, (Aj.) .Vor. 9. IIETLRN OK THESANTK KK TRADERS. About one hundred of our fellow citizen have withi;: o few days past, returned to their homes in this and the idjaeont comities, from Sante Fe, in New Mexico. They have bronght with, them, we understand, from eight v to one hundred thousand dollies in specie, es:dts a large ouantitv of furs, mules, ivc. tne value ol wiiitn we nave nol icard stated, but will, undoubtedly pro duce a large sum: On l! ie Gth hist, by the Rev. James Jones, Mr.. Josei'ii Mhikku. to Miss Muv Ann Shaw. On the 19th inst. hv the s.une. 1 T. . -iivn:oRr;i: links w u 4liss ar Mounts. All of this place. Provision .THarket,

'.USING SIN, SVTLllDW, DKC. 21, 1 C33. Apples, green, hush 25 a 31 1-4 dried 75 Beef, choice pieces, Ii). 4 Beans, bush 75 Butter, b. 12 1-2 Cheese, " 7 a 8 Hay, (on 8,00 Corn, bu-h 25 meal, ' 37 1-2 Chickens, dor. 1,00 Eggs. " 0 1-4 Flour, ewt. 1,75 a 2,00 bid 3,25 a 3.75 Hamsk. l 7 a 8 Hops, (, a J0 Lard. Hi 7 a 8 Mutton, o a 3 1-2 Onions, bush 50 Oals. 10 a 20 Pork, lb 3a 3 1-2 Potatoes, sweet, hush 75 a 1,00 " Irish " 20 a 25 Peaches, dried, 87 a 1.00 ' pealed, 2,00 Veal. lit 3 Wheat, hiK-.ii 50

ROBERT BEST, 5 ADD L E, 11 A R X E S S , And Trunk iTIakcr: MVIN STREET, RISING SUN, INDIANA. Respectfully informs his friends and the public generally, that he has removed to his old stand, one door below the Printing Office, where he keeps coustanllvon hand for sale, Saddles, Urides, .Martingales, Common and Carriage Harness. Travelling Bags, Large and Fancy Trunks, S,re. $r. Any calls in his line will he thankfully received and executed with neatness and despatch. Dec. 21. 1833. 4-Ovv Take IVoticr! AS THE Subscribers design going East for Goods the first of February next, they would thank those w ho have accounts with thern,if they would call and settle the same, or such part as thev conveniently can. PEPPER &.T AMES. D'-e. 21. 133.1. 12 3w

BOWMAN & RUSH,

ESPECTFULLY inform the: r friends and the public generally. that they have received an additional supply of GROCERIES, comprising a general assortment of BOAT STORES, PROVISIONS. AND Forcigsi & Domestic Liquor Ol' THF BEST QUALITY, Which thev will sell low for Ohio and Indiana currency or even fur Uncle Sum's "Shiner? and Shin-plasters'"1 ! ! Dec. 21, 1833. 15-3t Wheat ATVlax-Sced!! CASH paid for WHEAT on delivery at the Rising Sua Mill. A I so. 75 cents per bushel paid for CLEAN FLAX-SF.ED, ALSO. FOR SVT.E, STONE COAL, Of a :;ood uualitv for Blacksmiths and others, fiom the Mill-Yard, in any par cels as wanted, at 12 1-2 cents per nishel. Apply to DANIEL HINSDALE. Dec. 14, 1833. 16-fw SUana avv-mill Iotice. The partnership heretofore existing between ROSE LAREJV, was dis solved by mutual consent on the 23d pril, 1833. The business, in future, will he car ried on by John Rose, who is duly authorised to wttle all accounts of said firm. JOHN ROSE. JOHN LAREW. Rising Sun. Dec. 7, 24-3w HAINES & LANIUS, Avrth corner of Miin and Front streets, fTAVK JUST RECEIVED, in addition to (heir former stock, a large and splendid assortment of DRY GOODS; Ha r 1 u a w , Cfc ue-rn m ware, Cutlerv, Groceries, ifcc, -Arc. All of which they will dispose of low for cash, or approved country produce. Also, on hand, for -sle lOO Bhis RED BEANS, lOO do DRIED PEACHES, do DRIED APPLES. Nov. 10, 1833: 18P. & IS. JAMES, Jf A f E just received and are now opening, ai their Store on the EAST SIDE OF MVIN STREET, First door above Craft & Son, a neu- and general assortment of (i R O CE RIES, HA R D WARE, QUE EXS WARE, CUTLERY, c ALSO, IRON, CASTINGS, AXES, Parmer's Sc Mechanic's Tools, COOPER'S WARE, &cAll which they will sell low forcssh or approved country produce. They vill keep constantly on hand and for sale Fresh Flour, which they will warrant to be ei the best quality, ALSO, the highest price in CASH will be given for WHEAT, . at their .Mill on Laughery, at their Store in Rising Sun, or at any intermediate point. Dec. 7, 1333. U-tf C A S M. ASH and the highest market price will be paid for Slaughtered Hides and Skins, if delivered at my Tan Yard, or at the store of Craft and Son in Rising Sun. JOHN TAIT Jr. N. B. J. T. intends keeping constantly on hand TA.X.XERS OIL which he will sell by the barrel or gallon on the rnosf reasonable terms. Nov. 30, 1833. 25 tf R. K. SATOi & CO., .Main Street, second door from Oic corner of Front street, RESPECTFULLY inform their - friends and the public generally, that thev keep constantly on hand a general assortment of SEASONABLE Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Quecnsvvare, Glass-ware, Iron, Nails, llookf, &c. ; w hich they will sell on accmimodating terms, for cash or approved articles of country produce. In addition to their stockof substantial articles, thev intend to keep a variety of F.1XCY GOOD?', to which they particularly invite the attention of the Ladies of the town apd country. Nov. I ft. 1833. 5-1 f

DRY GOODS.