Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 125, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 2 April 1836 — Page 3

RISING JSUJV: SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 1P3.

ARNOLD'S CREEK BRIDGE. We nre requested to My that a meeting cf nil tho?e prrons who hve subscribed to the fund for rrectin:: a Bridge over Arnold's creek, Rt or near the mouth, will be hold in KHne Sun, on Saturday nejt, the 9th instant, at 12 o'clock, M. for the purpose of appointing Trustees, and tolicitin; Committees, and to transact other business relative to sad Dridce. Notice will be given in our nest paper of the place of meeting.

Till: COr.XTY SEAT. The Dearborn Circuit Court convened at I.awrcncebursh on Monday niorninsr last. A motion to adjourn the Court to W ilniington was immediately nwile. This motion was arjrued at lenjth, until Wodncday, when Juds,e Kr,;i r.sTON derided that Wilmhtglon tran the County S'tit. The Law rencohur;hcrs immediately appealed to the Saprorae Court of the

State. This Court meets at Indianarolis in

Grf.xt Lvw Suit. The New Orleans Union of the 23d ult. says: "The suit so long pending; between the United Stales and the City, has at length been terminated by the decision of the Supreme Court at Washington, against the claims of the Government. The consequences of this decision to the city are of an important nature. The sum .$1X00,000 the proceeds of the sale of of lots on the levee, and which amount is now in the City an Commercial Banks, will become the property of the city; this is more than sufficient to pay the whole debt of the city, and thus removes one of the most serious objections to the bill of Alderman Labatut, dividing the city into three sections."

Vav Sjwitiff Goods.

LIST OF LETTERS

Remaimxo in the Post Office at Ri-

ftoliiv to SjircHkCttos.': acad

AS just received a new supply of SuS,la- on thc ,lstd ?f April, "pUBLIC KOT1CE H hereby given Spring Goods, among which are lo3?. 1 , ,T rl 4,akfn l "-ee """ it may concern, that following: months will be sent to the General Post the Hoard of Commissoners of the coun-

The Irish papers are more than usually tilled with accounts of murders, ntlYays and outrages, arising from the efforts to enforce the payment of tvthes. Some of these accounts ex-

May next, and will, no doubt, decide the r.ues- rccJ ,n ferocity and horror almost any

tion. In this state of thine, Dearborn County is without a siat of Justice, and no Courts can beheld in it, until the Supreme court decides en the a"eal of the Lawrenocburjhers. The Cour.stl for the adjournment to Wilmintt.ui, were Mrr. Marshall, of Madison; Harding, of Aurora: Kidso, of Now-York; and !iick, of Hisin; Sun. Counsel for Lawrmccbnrh Mestr. S. C. Stevtns l'.Ci.H"-to!i and Sullivan, of Madison; Caswell, of Cincinnati ; and. Ceo. H. Dunn and Spooner, of Lawn liccburgh.

thing of which we have ever read.

Bluk Enough. 'O father, I've just

scon the blackest nigger that ever w as!1 said a little boy one day, as he came running into the house. Huv black

, my son ?" 'Oh, he was as black

black can be why, father, trculd make a ichile mark on

was tic

charcoal W

aton.

j ene,l in any county in the Union. A jail full of prisomrs an 1 a prcatdeal ofurcent and important bnities must be laid over for trial for sir rnnn!s.' The prisoners mu't sul'er punishment befoie a trial, nl-s$ brought out by a writ of Ideas orpnt. The county ill be ut to additional rvpc.se and many people suffer

thereby. And who, we would a-k, is the cai

rt a. I this' l.verv citizen, of the count ran

readily answer. It i the i:n.c f.jt Hon at Lawrencihnr;h which has always trampled upon the people of the coui.ty. Yes, it i this vcrv same faction thatnow sets the soverucn will the people atuefianee, and who are determined not to virl.l to the raaj.r:! 1 I low lor.; will the j eo le submit to it !

(7"Tl.e Wik'y Messenger of thc'2iHU ultimo, aurnuir.ees D.i.Mtt. Kr.t.so, list., as a candidate to rcjTCseul Switzerland county in the i:ct l.r:i?!ati:re. frj-An appeal from "Ju-fge Lynch' Covrf, as we learn ftn the Meens;er, wastiied in tlr Switzerland Circuit Court lat week. The .Vrssenjrr sa $ "This is the second case, from 'Lynch' a court," the first one was in Dearborn county, where some four or live persons were fined 3, each, for inflicting a (sonde (logging on a fellow who lichly deserved it."' fj-Milton CJrejj, informs ns that ho is the Kditor of the Palladium ; says that be de

sires no controversy with unless we come out far an Pnren ; nnd as to matters of local policy

he "apprehends there will be no cause for a rupture between ns." Rupture or no rupture, wc can tell Mr. Ore;; and all others concern

ed, that we will suffer our riht hand to be cut

oif, hefare we will advocate any measure of "local policy' which may originate at I.awreneelvir;li. Their interests are not the interests of the People of the county ; thrcrefore it is our duty to oppose them.

the following;

Handsome Calicoes, plaid Ginghams;

I ainled Muslins, Straw Bonnets;

Cotton Stockings, Thread, Bohinetand

Cotton Lace; Edgings and Bobinets; Footingand figured Muslin; Barred Muslin and Jaconets; Silk and Cotton Handkerchiefs; Silk and Gauze Dress Handkerchiefs;

Green Barraize, Kid Gloves, Guard Chains and Combs;

Belt and Bonnet Ribbons; White and green Florence; Mexican Stripe, Striped Drill ; Mexican Mixtures, French Linen, Checks and Bed Ticking; Suspenders, bleached and brown Muslins; Children's Shoes, Together icith an assortment of Quccnswarc, Hardware, Groceries, White Lead ground in Oil, Drugs r.nd Medicines, &c. &c. All of which he is disposed to sell low for cash. Rising Sun, April 2, 1836.

office as dead letters.

Adams Richard 2 Jones James

TOP ONXGNi

It is a singular fact that, two or three cargoes of wheat, rye and oats, have recently been imported from Eurone

Crr-Our conr.ty is certainly in a novel situ- into New Yoik. :ind havo ni.l hand.

V e oue-tion if the like ImtrrrrUn. . . i .

r Mime I'u ui io iiiose conccn:ca in i ne

a - traiisactions. There are 73,254 male, and 35,823 female children, attending the schools of Massachusetts. Guf. t Race. Mr. Desha has closed with Mr. Hurbri'?!?c'$ proposition to run

se (his mare Angora, against Randolph, at

lueenshurgh, Ivy. on the 21st ot next September, for so,000 on a side. The Charleston S. C. Mercury of the I3h ult. slates, that beef is selling in that market at the unprecedented price of twenty-five cents per lb! It is said by the St. Louis Republican, that there is a piece of land in Missouri now worth half a million of dollars, which was purchased by an individual now living, for two barrels of n-hiskcy! Louisiana, says the New Orleans Roe, is the only state in the Union

which has established no legal rate of

interest, and the interest charged by the various banks, varies from 6 to 9

per cent.

Mr. Hardin, of Kentucky, remarked in his late contest with Mr. Cushing, of

Massachusetts, that a Yankee could see a dollar as far otfw ith the naked eye, as a Kcntuckian could with a Telescope! The people of Texas are divided among themselves, and, it is said, that Gen. Samuel Houston and Col. James Bowie have been displaced from their commands in the army. A master tailor of New York, in one year, paid one journeyman $l,4U8 for

work another master avers ttiat, in forty-five weeks he paid one journeyman 1,945.

Eighteen new steamboat have been

built at Pittsburgh during the past win

ter. We learn, also, tlut the same spirit in boat building has prevailed at Wheeling during the same period.

The general election in the state of

iew Hampshire look place on r nday last. Isaac Hill (now a senator of the

United States) is elected governor of

the state, without any regular opposi

tion.

A FEW barrels TOP OXlOXS,on hand and for sale by april 2 PEPPER v1 FRENCH.

Idonner Peter Bush Nancy Uyard Moses Rassett Wm Harnett James M

Clark Wm 13 Covincton John B

Close Klizabcth Clark Nathaniel Covington Mary Craige Sarah Craice Rof:crt Cull en Wm

Dunbar Jo-eph Driver Sar;ih

Delph Jones Denton Joseph Kllison liez.kiah En;le Victor VV

French Margaret Kalkner Catharine

Ciroves Lorenzo

Girlan Benjamin Grimm Joseph Gould l.owis Gibson James

Greene Cjrena

Hall John Hamilton Charles E

Huston Maxwell 2 Hewitt Marsraret Harden William Howell William lln;hs Joseph llolsnn Rawlah

James Col

Larow Benjamin Lewis John Larr Peter '2 Miller John Miller Cornelius Murc nit Rachel McCov Samuel 11 Ne il J ohn Nobles Elijah I'eprer A C '2 Plummer llr iiry 2 Palmer Lvdia Powell Eii Ray John Russell James live William Rickets James Rickets Ej-hraim Read Waac. Kodgcrs I .ce Rose William Sutton Joshua Seyote Austin Steward John Smr.h Jmmli Smith Gcor;-o R Steele Sauiiu I Smith Sarah M Steward Mary Tower Gideon Tait John Jr Thompson J lines Wright Anna Walker Susannah W;d!ick Henry W'accetier Matilda

Jerrard Reecc A P

JOHN LAN1US, P. M.

A uuuu stalled liect. woif unsr

XJ. about 800 pound-!, will be slaugh

tered on Wednesday evening next, and

offered for sale at the Market house in

Rising Sun on Thursday morning. April 2, 1S36.

JSecrt Meei7

GOOD stall fed Beef, wen

f-A ft'W weeks since we asked tha Editor of the Palladium to answer sundry questions. Auont; them was the foiloxxing! "Would a division of Dearborn County be 'compatible with the interests cf the wholo County!'" Now reader, how do yon suppose the Editor nf the Palladium answered this question! Read the :nver, and see how dcc(r,t!y he backs out. lie savs "Wo may take the trouble to notice the balance of his lour) interrogations when we shall

have satisfied ourself that tl.ey arc of a charac

ter to decre our noee.",

We thought this question an important one

Mr. tire;; thinki otherwise. People can easily see his motive. The. salary of the 'governor of Lou

isiana is seven thou-and five hundred dollars, and an effin t h is been made in the lcgi-1 iture to reduce it. The ex-privivene.-s of living at New Orleans ami tho. Mjb' which the chief magistrate is expected to support, arc alleged a reasons for continuing it at that amount.

MAKKIED,

On Thursday last, 21th ultimo, by

James A. Walton, Esq., Mr. John Rvy, to Miss ls.Rtx Monroe, both of Union

township.

Iiuliatia TcacSu'r's .3c;iiiH;iiy nSHE Indiana Teacher's Seminary consists of a Model Primary School, a Teachers Department, and a Scientific and Classical Department.

Pupils will be received into the Primary Department at any age, and will

be instructed in Orthography, Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar

and Geography. A knowledge of these

branches is necessary for admission to

either of the other departments.

The course of studies in the Teach

er's Department, consists of Reading

Writing, Arithmetic, English Grain

mar, Geography, Projecting Maps, Composition, Book-keeping, History,

Constitution of the United States, and of Indiana, Mental, Moral and Natural

Philosophy, Chemistry, Auobr, Go

omctry, Trigonometry, Mensuiation,

surveying, and the Art of Discipline

and Instruction.

The Scientific and Classical Depart

ment, embraces all the branches in the

.'eachers Department, except the last

two: also. Rhetoric, Logic, Mineralogy,

Botany, Navigation, Civil Engineering,

te Latin and Greek Languages, Natu

ral Theology, and Political Economy.

n the Model Primary School, per

session of 22 weeks, for Orthography, Reading. Writing and A-

rithmetic 4.

- or Lnghsh Grammar and Geog

raphy, per session, G.

n the Higher Departments ( I each-

crs, and Scienlihc and Classical)

per session of 20 weeks $10.

The Higher Departments will be o-

len for the reception of pupils the sc

cond Monday in April, and the Model

rimary School will go into operation

as soon as a convenient editiee can be

procured. B. JAMES,

M. H. WILDER,

W. LAN I US, W. LEWIS, Committee of the Board of Trustees Rising Sun, April 2, 1 836.

r,-j rr .- rj rs

fppIIE subscribers wish to inform the

citizens o lustng Sun and its vici

nity, that they have just received and

now oiler for sale, at the stand latch

occupic

general

tv of Dearborn, or a majority of them,

will attend at the Asylum erected for the accommodation of the poor in Dearborn county, on Monday, the lGth day of April, at ten oYloik on that day, for the purpose of letting out to some com

petent person, the keeping of the poor

of said countv. It would be nrefeired

that I he contractor furnish every thing necessary, such as bed,, bedding and

tue necessary turniture, with meat.

drink and washing and clothing, and

make lus calculations accordingly. The

contractor will have the ust; of a beau

tiful firm, consisting of lift v three acres

of first rate ridge land, (twenty five at res of which or thereabouts! are cn: ar

id ; si;u ted on the Manchester Ridge, in Dearborn county, one of (he most

healthy and heartsome situations to be found any where. A list of the paupers, with their several ages and infirmities, will he shewn to such persons as might wish to contract, at the time and place aforesaid. Should no person appear willing to contract as above stated, some person will be employed

to supeiintend said Asylum, the countv

iuriiisnit:g every ining necessary. A liberal advance in casli will be made

on the first Monday in May next, to such persons as may contract for the sustenance of the poor en the first men

tioned proposols.

NO 1 ILL is also hereby given to the

overseers of the poor in the several

townships ol the county of Dearborn, to file a list of t'ltir several nauners.

?d by L.N. Hall, a large and with the age, sex ..nd infirmities, if any, I assortment of articles m their i the Clerk's ollice of the Dearborn

The news of the. great fire in New York, had the effect to increase the price of silk in various large manufacturing towns in France. A failure to the amount of a million of dollars in Mam hosier, England, is said to Lave been accelerated by the same cause. The Lottery System lias been abolish-

cd in Mar) bind, by an act of the present ..ion of the Legislature. Not dis-

ncr.l to stop there, the friends of re

form have introduced a fcries of resolutions contemplating an invitation to

the other stales to concert of action, so as to effect the entire extirpation of the

vitera throughout the Union.

JjitlC mYotiCC.

Jos. G. Marshall cV Asaph Duck,

H JTAVE associated themselves in the

practice of law, in the counties of

Dearborn and Switzerland, in the cir

ctiit courts of said counties.

Mr. Marshall resides in Madison

ami Mr. Buck keeps his office at Rising

Sun, where he may be found. Basi

ncss confided to them, will receive the

oint attention of both. April 2, IS36.

Law Notice.

lluh It. Eggkslon V 1). Kdso,

S" 1 "AVE associated themselves in B the practice of the Law, in the

Circuit Courts of Dearborn, Switzer

land and Ripley. Mr. Eggleslon re

sides in Madison, and will attend pam

Lourts during term time; and Mr. Kcl

so resides in New York, Switzerland

county, where he may be found at a

times, when not absent on business

Bnsiness confided to them will mce

the joint attention of both. April2, 1S3G. ly 103

Public 8alc

line, of which the following are a part:

Bacon, Pork, dried and green Beef,

Lard, Butler, Honev, Molasses, Cod -

fish, Mackarel, Herring, Bologna Sau

sages, Cheese, Chickens, Pickles, l ota

toes, Krout, Beets, Carrots, green and

dried Apoies, oiieu vvnnnces, .ppie

Butter, Lggs, Onions, lurntps, Rice

Preserves, Oranges, Figs, Boston and

JUlfCt Vltll 'J,,t, 1 I'") MIV (11

WalDiits Nickoi vuul5, rerons, Ahn-

ond?, Meal, Flour, and Kyc Flour.

Chocolate, Coffees, Teas, Sugars, Pep

per, Alspicc, Mace, Cloves, Ginger,

Pearlash, Sal. Lratis, Starch, Candies,

Lard, soft and shaving Soap, linseed, spcrr.iand sweet oils, Tobacco, Cigars,

Snutl, Chalk, Nails, V ish lines vv; hooks,

Powder, Shot, Lead, Percussion Caps,

Hints, Brushes, Cordage, some Medi

cines, Drugs, Hardware, Qticenswarc,

Tinware, Cooper sware, Glassware,

Cutlery, Window Glass, Dye Stuff-, Tar, Rosin, Paints, Wines, Brandies,

Whiskey, (hut not by the small.) Cast

ings, Iron, Steel, Garden Seeds, Find

ings for Shoemakers.

Coats, Roundabouts, Vests. Pantaloons,

Drawers, Shirts. Collars, Stocks, Hand

kerchiefs, Suspenders, Socks, I lat

Boots, Shoes, Brogans. Lootecs, Chil

dren's Shoes, Pumps, Slippers, &x. &c.

with many other articles loo ledtous to mention, on as reasonable terms as can

be afforded. People are particularly

requested to call and see and price their

articles.

HALL & BUCHANAN.

Rising Sun,March 20, 1G3G

N. B. All those who have felt the

happy effects of, or are advocates for

what is called the Ihomsonian System

of Medicine, can find most of the sim

pie remedies which that system incor

oorates. 11. vV D.

JBtccliOBS

THE stockholders of the. Rising Sun

Circuit Court on or before the fifteenth day of April next.

by order ol the Commissioners. JAMES DILL, Cleik. March 2G, 183G.

FACTORY.

"VN Saturday, the 9th day of April, Seminary are hereby notified that the

inst., the subscriber will otler for annual meeting of said company will

sale, at his residence on Arnold's creek,3 be held at the Seminary, on the first

miles from Rising Sun, and hall a mile .Monday in April next, at six o'clock, P,

belowJaynes mill, the following pro- M. to elect seven 1 rustees.

pert", to wit: 6 Horses, I Wagon, 1

Cow and Calf, 1 three year old Heifer,

I Ox Cart, I Saddle, and other articles.

OirSale to commence at 10 o'clock,

A. M. on said day. On all sums over three dollars, a credit of eleven months

will be given.

ROBERT RODULRS.

April 2, 1836.

MATTHIAS HAINES,

March 2G. 1 83G. Prcs't.

KELSON EASTMAN,

Respectfully informs his friends and

the public generally, that he has open

ed a shop in the house formerly occupied by Decourscy and Richardson, next

door to his fattier s shop where he will

manufacture and keep on hand, or make, to order. Saddles, Bridles, Martingales, Harness, Whips, Trunks, and all other articles in his line of busi

ness. He has purchased the patent right for making tyring Saddles, a late invention, and a very great improvement both for horse and rider.

Orders for any articles in his line will

be thankfully received, and executed in a manner w hich he flatters himself will

give entire satisfaction.

He returns his thanks for past favors.

and hopes by close attention to business and a determination to do good work, to

receive a continuance of the same.

Rising Sun, March 19, 183G-3m JlSrigmlc Order. Tenth Brigade of Indiana Militia, Printer's Rr treat. Jan. 15, 1836.

THE several Regiments composing said Brigade, will be mustered

and inspected, as follows

The I- iltcenlh Reg. on Monday, Oct. 21.

r iiij-uiui ixeg. on i uesaay, uct. Sixtiet h Reg. on Wednesday, Oct. 2G Third Region Thursday, Oct. 27. Forty-fourth Reg. Saturday,Oct.29 Foil i teenth Reg. on Monday, Oct. 3 1

At such place, within each Regiment, as the respective Commandants thereof may designate.

By order of Brig. Gen. Keen: ALEX. E. GLENN, Brigade. Mjor and Inspector.

T fj IIE proprietor of the Rising Sun

a Coiloe House, wishes to inform

the public, that together with a good supply of JL sailor at wholesale and

retail, lie has added to his establish

ment a bJkLRi. and has engaged a

workman who understands the business

in an its various branches, lie can

therefore supply his customers with

Good Bread, Crackers, Ginger

Cakes, Biscuit,

81 ray Colt

QTRAYED from the premises of C.

Miller, in Randolph township, Dear- annlv to

.i . i n '

born county, on Saturday, the 2Gth of

March last, a black IIOllbK COLT,

one year old last September; hair very

long, and has a sore on its near side, occasioned by the hook of a cow ; no other marks recollected. Any person who will take up said colt, and return

it to C. Miller, or give information

where it is, will. receive the thanks of

the owner, and all charges will be paid.

WARREN HUNT. April 2, 183G.

To Builders

TTfcROPOSALS will be received by

JL either of the undersigned for buil

ding a Presbyterian meeting house, 30

by 40 feet, on the farm of James M. ami such other articles in that line, as

Hastingr, in Union township, Dearborn may be called for, on as good terms as county, Indiana. The walls nre to be Can be purchased elsewhere. Country of brick, and the contractor to find all merchants, Grocers, and tavern keep-

.. a ..I- f f. I i- ..I I I ! I -.1 .

the materials, roi lurincr particulars ers, can ne supplied wun crackers by

ISA AG I LAKIv, the barrel or half barrel, at the Cincin-

GEORG1-: BKATV, ati prices.

J.M. HASTINGS,

HUGH MONROE,

HUGH ESPY,

Building Comm.

March 1G, 183G.

Vest: Vest l

TOOD YEST can be obtained at

JT all timcsi at the Rising Sun Cof

fee House.

March 19.

T. DAVIS.

Customers SHOES made to order,

on the shortest notice.

Also, 1URIIERLVG at the same place, in the best style. THOMAS DAVIS. Rising Sun, March . 183G. vlSoifs&scs S '!JtBBLS. Molasses, just received and for sale by marl 9 HAINES &. LANIUS.