Rising Sun Times, Volume 1, Number 26, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 10 May 1834 — Page 3
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Viturday Homing, "flay IO.
TO OUR I1 AT HONS. The present number completes six tion'.ln since tiro commencement of litis paper, and v. c congratulate our patrons n the prosperity and happiness under which it meets (Item. Since our csta-bli-hmcr.t among! them cur happy ;-ouutry l.-ns been much disturbed by nlcnal commotions, and great have been the embarrassments and vexatious Jie disappointments arising from the :fiifucd state of our monied institutions. Hut Pro idencc in His goodness Ins been pleased to favor this little section of the union with health and competenro, and while wc enjoy these, we have no real cause for complaint: and although we expect to feci the general shoc k that has already befallen the greater part of the land, yet, wc should bear in mind that, "Sufficient for the day is the evil thereof,' and while wc make use of all the means in our power to lighten the coming
stroke, we should not suffer oui stives Id be chilled by the saddening aspect, or give over to the horrors of fearful anticipations. In our editorial capacity, we have stiovc to render general satisfaction, and have studiously avoided whatever might, in our opinion, lend in the least to give offence to any. The duties of an editor are trying and arduous; and happy indeed is he who has the faculty f pleasing all. The principles upon which our paper was first instituted have been closely adhered to; but w bile y ielding obedience to the public's claims, we have been careful to preserve, the printer's riqhts. We have never exceeded the bounds of the esta
blished priviledgcs confirmed to the prcs-, and we trust we shall never be h.und disposed to do it: and if any little disaffeclions have found their way among our subscribers they are merely ideal, and we trust are very few hen we cast the eye over the map
of the small sphere of our operations, wo behold it most beautifully variegate! with all the charms that nature can Ix slow and all the improvements that industry and art have been capable of eluding. With the majestic Ohio rolhng his smooth wave along our eastern b i ders, an extensive level of luxuriant soil that stretches out in every other direction around us, and neighboring bill, whose native aspect alone at this inlixening season of the year is calculated to fill the soul with delight, but whose pictuicsue appearance, arising lioin the spacious farms the pastures, the orchards, the richly clad wheat-
fields give a double interest to the scene it is truly a region worthy of
admiration, and well calculated to a
rouse every energy of both body and
mind.
And amid the multiplicity of inter
ests to be found, shall the newspaper
be denied a place? That sentinel which
itches over the fortunes, the lives and
the liberties of the people, shall it lie
dead and lifeless under the powers of
neglect! O, no, never! While the
genius of Liberty shall continue to prevail, and the bright beams of intelligence to break upon the mind, the press -hall live and prosper; and in propori to the operation of these benign influences will be its tide of prosperity. With these remarks we shall leave the subject, after returning our sincere thanks to our patrons for their generous support, and soliciting a continuance of theirs and an increase of public favor.
If the Supervisor of the lower dis trict does not give a little belter attention to the streets in that part of the
town, we shall be almost tempted to name the subject.
03rV.CClNATE VOI R CHILlmEX.Q The Small-pox is coming nearer and nearer to us and may soon be here. Vaccination affords a certain and safe security against it and should he generally adopted. WESTERN CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
A friend has handed us the first No. of a super-imperial paper of the above title, issued at Cincinnati on the 2d of May. The mechanical appearance of the paper is r.caf, and arranged in a workman like manner. It is published by C. Holliday and J. F. Wright; edited by T. A. Morris, and under the supermlcndance and patronage of the Methodist Episcopal Church. From the variety of original and selected matter in the number before us. it will, undoubtedly be a valuable acquisition to the cause of christian religion, and
wot thy a place in every family . Subscriptions to the above paper will be received by the Rev. S. R. Robinson, agent for this village. He may be found at the house of Rev. James Jones. We are requested to say that a meeting of the Disciples of Christ will take place on Friday next, at 1 1 o'clock A. M., in the house belonging to the Reformers, and continue three days. Walter Scott, James Challen, James G. Mitchell and several other proclaimers are expected. A general attendance of the citizens of this place and vicinity is respectfully solicited. The young men of Rising Sun, in favor of organizing a Volunteer Com
pany, are requested to meet at tiie office of this paper, this evening at enrIv c-indh: light.
Eo.rirME.T roil Major J. Downing. The Boston Republican says: Some wag at Lexington has manufactured a sheet iron pistol of "colas?;. I'1 dimensions for Maj. Downing. The pistol is on a heavy oak slock, seme two feet in length, w ilh a large iron gun lock, and half a horse shoe for a trigger. It is tin mounted, and is one of the cutest specimens of yankee ingenuity and wit we have lately seen manufactured. The cartridge box is furnished with canepole cartridges, and ornamented with a Inge brass eagle. The articles are
at the public bouse of Lol Richardson, and furnish much sport for the stage passengers. The Col. has been offered .$20 for the equipment, to send to the city of Washington.
The Luccsts. Persons in this bor
ough, -digging under trees in their gardens have; discovered that this devour
ing insect is making its approach to the surface of the earth. A few weeks
more and w e need not perhaps perform the ollice of heralds to them, as by that
time our readers will hear enough of them without consulting the columns of newspapers. Their appearance this
year establishes the period of their re-
lurn to be legular every seventeen
cars in this part of the country.
lork Gazette.
'Sound Currency"'. There are a-
bout two Hundred editions of coun
terfeit notes on the Hank of the Uni
ted States and Branches now afloat ihioughoul the Union. How many notes there are of each edition no one
an tell. Dlairsvile Rec.
By the follow ing Circular, which we find in a late Vincennes paper, it appears that Governor Noble and Judge
Read, the two candidates for Governor
have agreed to submit their pretensions
to the judgement of ther fellow-citizens,
without traversing the state and mak
ing siumn speeches.. llns arrange
ment will explain to the people in some
parts of the state the cause of these
gentlemen not complying with their en
gagements to make addresses, the a-
greement mentioned, in the circular
having been made since their cards
were out. File arrangement itself, w e
apprehend, will receive pretty general
approbation. Indiana Journal.
CIRCULAR. Franklin April 2, 1S34.
Fellow-Citizens : The claims w hich
our private altairs have upon our time
seem to render it inconvenient for us to
visit alt the counties. This consideration, connected w ith that of our having been previously before you as competitors for the ollice of governor, to which we now aspire, has induced us
to mutually agree, that we will submit
it to our fellow-citizens to say who
shall be their governor for the next term; and therefore take this method
of countermanding the notices sent by
us respectively to the counties of which
tins circular is addressed. N. NOBLE, J. G. READ.
A party of gunners, 31 in number
near Batavia, Ohio, killed on the eighth
of April, 1,144 squirrels. Oneindivi
dual, Capt. 1. Katn, killed 101.
In an extract of a letter from Lon
don, dated the 13th March, it is said
that 750,000 Mexican dollars has been bought by Mr. Rothchild for the United
States. "I wonder how any one can eat their breakfast before reading a newspaper,"
said an old borrower of this article. "I
wonder how any one can eat his breakfast after reading a botrorccd paper," said his more conscientious wife.
The Fruit. As far as we have heard, all the fruit in the west was destroyed by the severe frost on the night -of the 2Gth ult. It was rather a freeze
than frost, ice having been formed of
some thickness. We have seen young pears as large as the end of the finger that must have been completely frozen
through; and with the exception of a
few currants and probably an apple or peach, that here and theic fortunately escaped, we have no doubt our counlry
will be destitute of these rich bevera
ges of life in which it is generally bundjul.
A Pedestrian. An Englishman ar-
rived in our city en iuonday evening from the South, who has attracted a good deal of notice. He. has travelled
on foot throughout all the countries of
Europe, without any ether known motive than the gratification of his own
curiosity, the apparent insufficiency of
this reason for so much fatigue, has brought upon him the suspicions of official agents and caused him to be repeatedly arrested. He is now examining our country as he has examined Europe. He is said to be a man of properly and intelligence,, though his appearance indicates neither. His habiliments are mean and all his baggage
consists of a small bundle and a cage,
which contains the only companion of his travels a favorite canary bird. .V 1 . Journal of Commerce. The reports of the failure of the Bank of Virginia, are. altogether without foundation. Nevertheh'ss,so strongly was the report believed in Washing
ton, tor a time, that the notes w ere sold at thirty per cent, discount.
Jiarracd: On the Gth inst.by the Rev. S. Robinson, Mr. Caleii H. Sampson to Miss Ar.citKV Mai-els. both
of Switzerland County.
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K W WOODS.
fJsSS' opened a new stock of AJry Howl. irceriex, Hardware, CUTLERY, GLASS, QUEENSWARK, in the store room heretofore occupied by Mr. E. S. Bush, on Front street, respectfully presents his compliments to his patrons and promises with all cheerfulness to attend to their calls. M. TURNER. Rising Sun, April 5th, 1831. t i if" w&ziml
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TIIE PRESIDENT HACKING OUT. A carman this morning the incident
s a true one in sympathy with the
resident, found his horse would not
go ahead in the regular w ay, so he took
nut out of the tills and hainassed him
in tail foremost. The horse still resolved upon having his own way. backed off with his carl. 'Hurrah,' says
'addy, hes going ahead tail foremost.
He'll have to go right in spite of him
self, hurrah for Jackson. i. V. Corn:
A l ib! I ST I LECTIO A -1 SIM. FOR GOVERNOR, JAMES G. HEAD, .YOd II AVIILE. FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
DAVID 11 ALL. ICE, D. l CIJLLE Y.
FOR SHERIFF, A LE.YA.YDER II. DILL, J OILY WEAVER, JAMES W. I WATER, WILLIAM 1)1 LS, MAR ELY TRESTER.
CoemtyJIcctisi Aomieint ion.
FOR SENATOR. DORA CE BA SSE T T. FOR R K V K K S 1 C N IT A T I V ES . J OH. V.SOX HA TTS, THOMAS HOWARD, -V. II. TOURER T.
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A. A.U BjR'ilUll , n E S P E ( ' T F U L L Y i ..forms the K? people of Ilising Sun, and vicinity,
that he has opened a shop on Main St.,
near the coiner of Front, where he is prepared to manufacture "Every variety ol'Ti.s Wart. Being an experienced workman, he has no hesitation in assuring general satisfaction to his friends, and those purchasers who may favor him with a call. Country Produce w ill be taken at the market price for Tin Ware. April 2Glh, 1334. 12w. WW&& 87 It. K. 1'ATOA, V CO., 8 XAVEjust received an additional .iLJL supply of Si-king and Simmer Goods, among which are. the follow intr: HANDSOME CALICOES, SILK & GINGHAMS, DRESS IiDKFS., &c. Also, HARDWARE, QU LENS WARE, GROCERIES, MEDICINES, ccc. &c
AI-o, I O SSarrcls ,acScrcS, All of which they will sell low for
Cash, or country Produce.
Rising Sun, April 5th. 1831. VVhoSc-alc & 5clai3 HAT MANUFACTORY.
MARCH OF LIBERTY.
The fpiril of rnntbticanitnu's ?ireait-
ing in Europe and liberal opinions will sooner or later prevail. Il uill not be
long before the people u ill raise, in their might, and snecp even the traces of despotism from the land. Im!c foreign papers
say that there exists in the military despo
tic Governments oj Denmark Sweden, and
onvay, among the rising gem ration, a
tendency to republicanism, tvhich i rentes
great alarm, indeed it is contemplated to
establish a great Scandinavian Republic
to embrace the. three kingdoms.
Austria and Prussia icill follow anel
then the Autocrat of Russia icill tremble on his throne. Our patriotic ancestors, taught the inhabitants of the old -world the
value of freedom they also taught tttem hore to achieve it and the. People in Eu
rope, evince unequivocal signs oj a disposition to profit by the, lessons of Liberty
xehicli they have received, ihe Gorldcss
tvaves her banner on high jchilr. the
u otehiLord is omeard! Boston Journal.
LUMBER!
THE subsbribers have just received
uul are now stacking, at their LUM-
)i:ix YARD, on Second street,
;siU,04H lect ol Hoard,
ell assorted and of superior quality.
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wiiicn iney oiler lor sale in lots and on
terms to suit purchasers.
(KTBoat builders can be accommo-
ated with roofing 18 feet in length.
Also, on hand, a large and first rale
ot of Sll liable.
LAN I US & ATHEARN. May 10th, 1334.-U'
Whats in a name. The Tammany
memorial, approving of the removal of
the depositcs, which was presented to Congress by Mr. Cambreleng, has been printed by order of that body. Amongst
the number of signatures are the fol
lowing:
Billy Cahill, Tom Noles, Jim Crow, Jr., Teddv O'Rooke, Duff Green not ded, Col. Pluck, Black Hawk, Hurrah
for Jackson, Peter Pocuck, Peter Par leT, Nick Corshoar, Peter Coircrow
Bull Burk, Jr., Port Levi, Bryan the
Brave, King of Leinster, Jas. Tw addle,
Jim Cannon, lim Hornby, Hugh foil ghy, Peter Scrap.
A visionary set of constituents, Mr.
Cambreleng.-n inchester hepublican.
The ncet proceeds of the post offices
in Indiana, during the year 1833, as
given in a letter from the Post Master
General in answer to a resolution of Ihe
House of Representatives, is $18,44G
4 8 cents.
Curious Agency. A letter published in the Journal of Commerce from an emigrant from the U. Stales, nowresiding in Texas, describes the country as a Paradise, and urges his friends to come and enjoy the fat of the land. He writes, "He sure to bring out all the. books yon have, or can get hold of. Bring out all the vegetables, garden and fruit seeds you can. Also, one wife
for me , handsome, &c. Mother knows
what will suit me.
There are eleven Baptist Associa
lions in South Carolina, 283 Churches,
178 ordained Preachers, 5ft licensed Preachers, and total in communion in
the State of Sfluth Carolina 33,31 J.
The Cincinnati O. Western Shield
of May 3d., says, During the last and
present weeks, the weather has been
unusually cold. On this night week
a plenty of ice was to be found around our hydrants and on the canal; in some
places it was half an inch thick. Gar
dens and fruit trees have suffered great
ly every thing susceptible of being
injured ny frost has suffered injury
The prospects for fruit are very un
promising. Ihe weather has conlinu
cd colJ and rainy more or less during
the present week.
The Stales' Rights and Union party of South Carolina are actively engaged
in electing officers to the different regi
ments, which regulation is required by
the new military bill of that stale. I h
milliners succeed in electing most of
I their officers.
fe 1tii e latest
"1 ESPECTFULLY inform the citi
zens of Rising Sun and vicinity,
lloiie and Jjot for Sale. "'nl they still continue to carry on the
riMIE subscriber w ishes to dispose of '-g ii"icss in an us various oranA his HOUSE AND LOT, situated Jic-s, at their old stand one door from
on the west tide of main street. The uie cor ,cr OI r?M.1 ou. Ma,n sutcl?
otis 47 feet front, by 16G deep, with wl'cro ,hc)' ciul keeping constantly
ilarfTo.ainIr.ommn.Iiniwd.ni.,ff.i,m,6o 011 lunid, a general assortment ot mats
thereon. For terms of sale annlv to OK T,,B KATEST AmON wnicn iney.
ii.'
ROBERT BEST.
May 10th, 18.34.-3w
warrant, for neatness and durability,
inferior to none manufactured east of
lite mountain. ? which tliev will .rll
EDWARD . 32U5II wholesale or retail on accommodating
AS left Noles and Accounts due terms.
him in the hands of Esq. J. W. li. & M. return their sincere thanks
lall for settlement and collection. He to the public for their former patronage
las for sale a
two liorc Wapiti .V liar sic,
A NEW OX CART, and a quantity ol' ISacou. Apply to M. Turner, at my old stand. E. S. 1JUSH. Rising Sun, May 3, 1834. 3v Wool Carding!
and earnestly solicit a continuance of
their favors.
07IIats made to order at the short
est notice.
ANOTHER MAMMOTH. fiiital aiii Eottcry. CLASS number ten, Will rl raics on the 3lst of May, 1834: capitals,
X Wool-cardis Machine S'tCb
ready for operation at his Cotton fac
tory in Rising Sun, and is prepared to CARD WOOL for customers in the
best style and shortest notice.
OrMost kinds of Country Produce
taken for pay. P. JAMES.
4.000, 3.000, 2.500, 2.000, 7.1 or 1.000 & s i or .oo. Tickets Ten Dollars, shares In proportion. Please call on CLARKE & COOK, Sole Agents for the Managers in the
Oriistray i'ol t.CG Western Stales, who have sold 25 Ca-
STRAYED from the sub- pitals within a few months, amounting scriber,Iivingon Grants to ,$-75,000, and who have sold within
creek, Switzerland county, lle last three years, I nzes amounting
l'osey Township, Indiana, a i upwarus ot
hesnut sorrel MARE COLT, $t'J QUUDOD)
about 2 years old large while blaze (rThose who do not receive the
in her face main and tail of a light Schemes in lime to send for tickets in
colour. A reasonable reward will be anv particular Lottery, bv remittinc
paid by the undersigned to any person $10, $20, or ,$50, will have it invested
who will return the colt to him. in the first attractive Scheme.
WILLIAM STEWART. Distant Adventurers will find the
May 3, 1834.
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A5MMM I .U AYO, Late of Kentucky,
TTAVING permanently located him
self in Lawrenceburgh, Indiana,
will attend, strictly, to any business that may be entrusted 'o him, in the Circuit
and I rohate Courts of Dearborn coun
ty. (KT'Oflicc on High street opposite
the Market house. LawiciKobnich, M y 1831. 3w
Mail a safe conveyance. N. B. When .$10 is remitted, post
age need not be paid.
'J tP-f 1H K following BLANKS PS? JL may be. had at this ollice, by the quire, or single: Ella ii S Ilccd tV fl ortf;acN, Ilia ii A'otc, laitratc Itlauk. Clean cotton and linen RAGS will be taken nt the market price for blanks, or on tubsci iittiou to the paper.
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