Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 133, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 28 May 1836 — Page 3

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SATURDAY MOKMX;, MAY 2, 183G. niK MAILS. An alteration has been niailc hi the arrivals of the mail? at this place. The mail now goes up on YVrdnesilajs anil Friday?, am! comes down on Thursdays and Saturday?. Thi arrangement has put u? to some inconvenience in mailing our paper to go p on Friday, and in our hurry to pet them oft for the last two week?, we have left a number of tjpoprap'aical errors uncorrected. This will account for thec mistakes. We will, hereafter, endeavor to be more correct. OCT" We have not received the proceeding? of the County Convention, which met at Manchester, on Monday last. Wo are informed, however, that Col. Ann. C. Urn r.R, Col. i-.nn, r.nd Fin knf.y James, Major Jon F. I'u Ma 1 1? ft c ari, Fsu. were nominated ;s enndi dates to bo supported by lhoc friendly to a division of the county In reply to numerous inquiries we will Mate, (hat.wc are informed it is Col. Fetter's intention fhorlly to resicn hi? Indian Agency. TO MIXIIAXICS. A number of Journeymen Mechanic?, such a" Tailor?, Saddler?, Shoemaker?, &c. are wanted in this village. "Sober nnd industrious men, can find consent employment and liberal waNone others need apply." Laboring men arc also wanted. flCjT It gives us pleasure to state that the individuals who were so seriously injured a'. the saw-mill. in this village, on Friday of la.-t vvctk, arc rapidly recovering. Mr. Spoor, (who was snppo?cd to be dangerous,) is now thou--ht to be out of danjrer. fjj We stated a few weeks sinco that the Supreme Court of this state convened at Indinnapoli?, on the Jint Monday in this month. This was a mi-tiike. We did not know that the statute of 1!'." I, had been amended. The court meets on the la?t Monday in May. QJ" A citizen of this place, who came passenger in the steam boat Chatnjnon, from ';itchez to Louisville, on her first trip up, informs us that there is no truth in the paragraph we fast week copied from the Louisville ldverliscr, stating that the Champion had been beaten by the Chancellor. Wc it deem our duty to make this correction. The F.ditor of the Adver'iacr inurt have been misinformed. fj-Thc rule of this office, in respect to announcing the names of candidates for olfice, nnd publishing the same, is to charge one dollar, in adiance, where the candidate is not a subscriber to the Times. This rule will be invariably adhered to; and those concerned may 'govern themselves accordingly." And furt'ltr, wc announce no man's name without good and responsible authority. We do not take the l'alladium as authority, unless it contains a special request. Wc want every body to take notice of this and not make a fuss, as f'omo l ave done, because wedid not choose to publish their names gratis. TliXAS. We have given iorre extracts to-day, eoing to confirm more sfongly the reported capture of lh "Mexican Butcher," (as he has been appropriately styled) Santa Anna. We have not the leat doubt but that General Houston has him safe enough, the several account?, received from different r.'naftersj all go to confirm the first report of his capture. It will be eetn that general Cos was killed in the battle. fc-On Tu'csdaj lvorning last, the steamboat IVurg, boi-ndvp, was run into by the fi,.-..roi.iiii- down, at the mouth ofLaugliery, :it,o.'ttix miles nlxiv this place. The FiUsl.urch sunk in a few minutes, and her guards arc nw under water. Wc arc informed that i con-iderably injured, but to what amount we are unable to say. A-H-Tho Cincinnati Ga:etts of the 25th jfVr contradict, the account of the inhuman maacre, bv the Mexicans, of Dr. I$-nj. Ilar,on, son of Gen. Harrison. The ed.tor of the Gazette has seen a letter from Dr. Hamuli hiimclf, dated on the 25th of Apr.!, from which it seems that he w as taken prisoner with other Tcxians by the Mexicans afterwards surrendered himself to a Mexican officer, who, in consideration of an acquaintance with the eharacterof his father, .-ent him, in company with guides to the Texian camp, but somehow or other, the Texiaus saw proper to arrest him us a spy of the Mexicans; and hois now, in -,te;,d of being most brutally lutehend, a prisoner of the Texians. Such, says the Gazette, i-Dr. Ihnri-nn's narration Tur.M.vuKirrs. The Cincinnati Cacttc of Thursday lat, .iJ S Flour has .'.ee.line.l in that city to four dollar, nnd ffhj cents , er barrel. This is coining ,lown to s..nielhiiiS like the real value of the article. In New Orleans, May 11, our latest ihite, Hour was selling at ti and C,12 1-3-liacon in Cincinnati, according totheUazetle, is "very ilillieult to obtain purchasers, varying in price from 7 to 3 1-2 cents." Here we an; paying 121-2 cents. fr-Thc Kt'.itor of the Liberty Star I 'nion county Banner, don't seem to relish the iaceslion wc made in the alteration of his head, (not his editorial head, for that would he hard to alter, but thihead or title of his newspaper.) I le says he has consulted his w;," on the subject, and the said Imp decides that ",t would not be in accordance with mechanical skill or even ?ood taste," to make lhe alteration. We thought about as much. It ecros that this Editor'. Imp knows more than his master; b"t neither of them know too mwk about the Art of Triiiting. ow, Mr. Cornelius VanautUol Dugsins, hoiV do you like hat

A friend has pluced in our hands a copy of a hand-bill, headed "Fellow citizens of Dearborn County,' signed " Milton Grfir," and dated "Miller tow nship, July 23th, 1S35," from which wc intend shortly to give some extracts, for the edification of the said Milton Greet:. It will place his professions and his practice in delight ful juxtaposition. It was with some diuiculty that we procured this copy. They are very scarce in thisend of the comity, although there was a large bundle of them sent here. It may be, that after Grecjr was elected, he sent out orders to haTO them destroyed. At a lespectaMa meeting of the citizen s of Union township, favorable (c a division, held at the House of Col. James M. Hayings, on Friday, the

20lh Mar, on motion, JosErn Woods, Esq. was appointed president, and JA'iKS 3ii KK v, secretary . The object of the meeting having been explained, the following resolutions were olFered and adopted: Resolved, That Joseph Woods, Esq. Amos T. Covle, William Kittle, Martin Scrantcn, William. 1 low, John K. Lewis, John Downev, Jacob Cnlp, William Gerard, Dr. Robert Gillespie, JamesMurray , and James M. Hastings, be appointed delegates to attend the county convention, to be held at (he House of O. Heustis.Esq. in Manchester, on the 4ih Monday in May, to select candidates favorable to a division of Dearborn count v. Rt solved, That we will use all honorable means to promote the election of the candidates sckcted hy the county convention. Resolved, That the Editors of. the Risirg Sun Times, and Indiana Palladium, be requested to publish the proceedings of tliis meeting. Resolved, That this meeting now ad journ. JOSEPH WOODS, Prcii. J AXES McitKAY, Scc'y. At a large and respectable meeting of the citizens of Randolph township, favorable to a division of Dearborn county, held at the Methodist meeting house, in Rising Sun, on Saturday, the 21st inst., Col. A. C. Peiter was appointed .'resident, Dr. Joii.v Mouuisox, Vice President, and Capt. William Lanius and L. W. Lynn, Secretaries. On motion, John Ncal, Esq. Thomas C. Hall, Wm. Lanius and L. W. Lvnn. were appointed a con-.mittee to draft resolutions expressive of the views of the meeting: whichcommitlee reported .1 .. ! is, wr.icu were unanimously adopted hcsolved, lhnt we believe that the crisis has arrived when the bestsnterests of Deai born county require a division. Resolved, lhat Dr. John Morrison, John Neal, James 15. Smith, Cornelius Miller, Abijah North, Martin Stewart, Joseph P. Richardson, Thomas C. Hall, Thomas Howard, John I. French, Wm. Lanius, Lee Rodgers and Le Roy W. Lynn, be appointed Delegates to attend the County Convention, to he held at the house of O. Hcustis, inj Manchester, on the 4th Monday in May, to nominate candidates favorable to a division of Dearborn county. Rtsolvcd, That we will use all honora ble means to promote the election of the candidates chosen by the County Convention. Resolved) That the proceedings of this meeting be published in the Rising Sun 1 imcs, and in the Indiana Falladi 1110. The meeting then adjourned. A. C. PEPPER, Preset. Jons Morrison, V. Pres. Vl n. Laninr.) c , r 11' I Sec Vi L. n . Lynn.) J Of the Dearborn county Literary Institute and Association of Teachers, at Wilmington, March IV, 183G. According to previous adjournment the Dearborn county Literary Institute and Association of Teachers, convened at eleven o'clock, A. M. in the Semiinary Hall, to hold its first regular meeting: pursuant to invitation and re ception of several additional members, the Association proceeded to the elec tion of olhcers. The Hon. Jesse L.IIolman, waselec ted President, Dr. Matthias Haines, Dr. Jeremiah Browcr, Horace Bassctt, Esq. and Mr. William Glenn, Vice Pres idents; Isaac McCoy, Secretary ant Librarian; Mr. Aaron roulk, l reasur cr; anu inc. ivev. uiian lewis, in .1 II ItT'll- T " connection with the President and Se cretary, to complete the Board of Di rectors. Aftcran introductory address by the President on the progress of general science, anu on tne objects oi the Association, a worthy Lecture on Elementary Education and discussion of the question on corporeal punish ment, sundry resolutions were adopted and the Association adjourned to hold its next regular meeting at Rising Sun la., the third Saturday in June next. J. L. 110LMAN.W. Laac McCov, .ScfVy.

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IN RISING SUN. IP HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public at large that he has removed to Rising Sun, and opened his store in the room where R. K. Eaton fc co. formerly kept, where he has just opened a very large and splendid assortment of Fa!.. ioiia?le Dry tJoods, Comprising Broad Cloths, Cassinets, Casimeres, Jeans, Circassians, Bombazetts, Bombazines. Ginghams, Muslins, Silks, Cambrics, Handkerchiefs, Linens, a splendid assortment of CALICOES, Rihr.nds.Gloves, Hosiery, Tuscan and Straw Bonnets, Gnuze and Bobinct Veils, Crapes. Umbrellas and Parasols, Summer stiills in variety, Velvets, Sheetings and Shirtings, Bed Ticking, Combs, Suspenders, Palm Hats. Boots and. Shoes, and all other articles in the Dry Goods line A LAilGfi SUITLY CP Ah 0. GROCERIES of the first q quailiv, Hardware, Qnecnswarc, Cutle rv, Glassware, Ti.vwarc, Castings, Steel, Iron. NaiSs, Salt by the bhl., Powder, S!iot, Lead, Indigo, live Stufis, Cordage, Looking Glasses, and in fine, every other article which is kept in the Stores of this place; and as he is determined to keep none but articles of the best (i unlit v, and to sell very loir, persons wisning to purcnase may know where to get the best kind of bargains. He invites the public to call very loir, persons wishing to purchase rgains. Jle invites tne public to call and see for themselves. PETER RODGERS. Rising Sun, May 23, 1836. (17-The Weekly Messenger will puhlish the above bw. ana chars: 1- Jl. SHOEMAKERS WANTED. fVO Journeyman Shoemakers can fit rrtnefinf nm tl j-wrvi rl ii urt nnrA .injjiuj .tv-ni mm wages, by making immediate application to the subscriber. GEO. B. HALL. Rising Sun, May 23, 1S3G. Sad&Hw wmitctZ. rgMih subscriber wishes to employ , , I ..... . I . , . V . . , J iniun-uirtieij , iii.in onudler. None but a good workman, and . i - i i -. one oi sooer anu inausirious nanus, need apply. IN. J-.Ab I MAIN. Rising Sun, May 28, 1836. r'SnllE subscriber wants from one to sugar tree steamboat wood cut, lor which he will pay seventy rents per cord. Apply at the subscriber s rcsi dence, head of Laughery island, three miles above Rising Sun. DAVID, G. RABB. May 23, 1 830. Wool CartUnff WOOL Carding will be done at the Cotton Factory, in Rising Sun, the present season; and as the machinery is supplied with new cards, applicants may rely upon having their work done weil. P. JAMES. Rising Sun, May 23, 1836. PTjMIE subscriber has a full and complcte set of Blacksmith's TOOLS, all In onhil nr.lr. wbirh ho will soil on reasonable terms. For further infermation, apply at his residence on Mil lers ridge, 3 miles west of Risiinr Sun. THOS. DIClvliNSOiN. May 28, 1336. NOTICE. 7PIIE Trustees of Randolph town ship will meet at the house of Cor nelius Snyder, in Rising Sun$ on Mon day, thc 6th day of June next, at one o'clock, P. M. for the purpose of transacting township busines By order ot the 1 rustees: A. E. GLENN, May 23, 1336. Township Clerk. ONE CENT REWARD. 1ANAWAY from the subscriber, on -U fa' the 18th inst., an indented apprentice to thc Potting business, named Josiph JS'ollc, aged about fifteen years. All persons are hereby lorewarned not to harbor or employ said boy, under the penalty of the law. The above reward, but no thanks, will be given for his apprehension. JOSEPH BARRlCkLOW, Jr. Rising Sun, May 23, 1336. TORTY or FIFTY hands to cut wood s.iwlnos and;make rails: for

which liberal wages will be given by a full assortment of all kinds of GROthe Oliio rivor. ton CER1ES, CORDAGE, YS7,&c.&c.

milc3 below Rising Sun, and opposite thc mouth of Landing creek. . ui AK E Sr. FISIIEK 5th mo.rMav) 21, 1830.

Farm for Sale.

rlHE subscriber will sell the farm on which ho resides, situated in Cte?ar crec!c townsiup, Uearoorn county, Indiana. Jtcontains acres of excellent land, and well timbered, with good log inuiciings, ana a wen ot tirst rate W;lter- 'I l'cs fr mi'e5 from James' mills, on Laughery, and is ad ja cent to three or four other mills. The surrounding country is thickly settled by intelligent and industrious people. r or terms, apply to A. E. Glenn, in Ri sing Sun, or to the subscriber on ihe premises. JOHN TICK. May LM, 1S3G. 4132 imK THIS! 7K'HE firm of Popper c James was L dissolved last wiiiter, and but few of their friends have called to sec their accounts, much less to pay them. Now, wc hereny give fair warning, that on the first day of July next, we shall em ploy a magistrate to collect all debts, due then, that thall remain unpaid to us. PEPPER cc JAMES. Rising Sun, May 21, 1C3G. 0c Cent &; oi'Tobacci 11 IJ WARD. AN AWAY from the subscriber on Wednesday night last, an inden ft J5L ted apprentice to the Tobacconist bu siness, named Jonah bmdi, about 10 vears of ace. All persons are caution- , a A , , , cd not to trut, narbor or employ sa.d nawy undcr ,hP of, lhe, law The above reward, but no thanks or charges, will be given to any person who will bring him back. JOHN McILVOY. Rising Sun, May 21, 1C3G. Stale of Indiana, Dearborn comity, set. 1 Tf! I I " 1 uanici jiinsuaie, j xouce is ncreny tri ven, that a writ c Joseph Dunbar, i Domestic Atlachtachmcnt has liecn taken out against the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys land ejects of said Joseph Dunbar, and the case Set for trial on Saturday, loth of June, 183G, at tryo o'clock, P.M., I 1 f ' IT' 1 . , wncre, n sum ueienuani uoes not ap pear and comply with the law, udcI 1 .... . .. . y - ment will lie Had in lus absence, belore mc,at my ofiire in Ri?inr Sun JOHN W. HALL, J. May 2I,13;G. P. talc (if Indiana, Dearborn county, re. Daniel Hinsdale,) NOTICE is hereby r. given, that a writ o Edwin Driver. Domestic Attach ment has been taken out against the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and eltects, of the said Ldwm Driver and the case set for trial on Saturday 18th of June, 1836, at ten o'clock, A M., where, if said defendant does hot appear and comply with the law, iudg ment will be had in his absence, before me, at my ofhee in Rising Sun. JOHN W. HALL, J. P. May 21, 1836. STIMY If SAKE. O TRAVED from the subVZ3 scriber,living near Norris's null, in Laughery town ship, on Sunday last, the I ,rlh instant, a strawberry roan mare, 10 years old, blind of thc k(l c3- fect ' white, a white strip on her face, branded S. L. on her left shoulder and left hip. A liberal reward will be given to any person who will return said mare, or give information where she is. 10 UN CRI SWELL. May 21, 1830. . 1it, vi friit, Qi FTTTIF. tiihsrrilmr hns inl rrpivpd j from Philadelphia and Xew York, a general and complete assortment of f5ritifc. Fi'osch S AiEiericaEi DRY-GOODS-CONSISTING, IN FART, OF Broad Cloths, Cassimercs, Satinctts, Flannels, Bombazetts, Circassians, Cal icoes, Painted Muslins, Ginghams, Irish Linen, Table Cloths, Cambrics, Jaconets, and a neat assortment of Dress Silks, Dress Handkerchief--, Ribands, Gauze and Bobiuet Veils, Ladies Tuscan and Straw Bonnets, &.c. ALSO, Hardware and Cutlery, Qucensware, JJnuania ami Glass Ware. ISoots, Shoes & Hats. Bar Iron, Castings, Nails, Window Glass, Spades, Shovels, & Sickles. Also, just received from New Orleans to which he respectfully invites the attcntion 01 111s inenas ana puun. G. W. COCHRAN. Aurora, May M, 133J. 3l

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liVV IJjUI IIIIMt O 1 UHVa. B. FISHER, TAILOR, IO? AS now on !i;inrl far cri!r hoia-peit tXli. rrif'S I 'i . -! .1 ' inJ articles 01 lolli ng, of various sizes, colors and prices such as uoats, Cloaks, Roundabouts. Vests, Pantaloons, Shirts and Drawers, i - i - ogetuer witn an assortment oi hrst rate frimmings, such as Canvass, Paddintr. Buckram, Wadding, Linings, Facings, Buttons, ThreadsSilks, Twist, Tape, ccc r D. F. has just laid in a stock of S3Q,&D CLOTHS, of the very best quality, of Blue. Blark. Brown and Claret colors, with Black and Drab Cassiniere, together with es!int:s of various kinds, and a "Teat variety of SUMMER GOODS, which oe win make to order or sell on reasonable terms. As his health is on the decline, D. F. will in future employ trood workmon" i ri - """"-7 tnd willgdevote more of his time to cut ting out. Persons who wish their work cut out nnd made at home, will always tmd him ready to do it on-the shortest possible notice. Grateful for past favors, he expects a continuance of the same. All those indebted will please call and pay ther accounts, as he has never yet put any one to inconvenience. N. 1. 1 wo good Journeymen will find steady work by calling immediately. Rising Sun, May 7, i 836. 30tf REMOVAL. fJTAS removed his store to Haines & l'iiiiua o new uricK. uuuuing, on Main street, third door from the corner of Front and Main, where he has 011 had a general assortment of Merchan dize, consisting of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries, Quccnswarcj Drugs and Medicines, Which he will sell very low for cash. Rising Sun, May H, 1836. A LEATHER travell ing trunk was stolen or taken by mistake from the steamboat Lady Marshall, on the night of the 7th instant. Said trunk was about 2 feet long, loose top, some worn, and contained variousjarticles of clothing, and a brown frock coat, one pair blue salineh pantaloons, a large counting house pocket book, containing sundry notes and papers; one note dated Jacksonville, 111. May , 1 335, amount over $100, signed by Chas. II. Sheafe, and sundry papers of value to the owner. Also, about $25 in 5 and 10 cent pieces, and one pocket compass.' A liberal reward will be paid for the detention of the same, by leaving it at the Times office, Rising Sun. The boat left passengers at Rising Sun, and one named iVlcliride at Hasty wood yard, below New York, la. WILLIAM ATKINSON; May l i, 1836. rpfHIE subscribers respectfully inform tncir mentis lhat they have just received and are now opening a fresh supply of yeasossalile Caeori, from New York. . Besides their large slock of Drv Goods, they expect to keep constantly on hand, a quantity ot Collec, Imperial and Young Hyson Tea, Loaf and NewOil cans Sugar, Sugarhousc Molasses, good Liquors, Nails!" Castings, WindowGlass, Salt, fcc. &c. GEO. W. LANE & CO. Aurora, May 7, 1836. 30tf lldop Poles wanted. rf f Ait. HOOP poles wanted by the subscriber, for which he will pay from$l to $1 12 1-2 cents per hundred, delivered at his shop in Rising Sun immediately. For first rate molasses barrel poles he will pay $1 12. cents: and for flour barrel poles 62 1-2 cents per hundred. As the subscriber is not generally known in the country, he refers to Messrs. Haines Sc Lanius. SAMUEL BARKS111RE. Rising Sun, May 7, 1336. Police ALL persons nrc cautioned against buying or trading for a note of hand, given by the subscriber to Wm. T. Price, calling for twenty-live dollars, dated Burlington, May Mb, 1830, and due thc first of March, 1831, as I have not received value for the same, and am determined not to pay it unless compelled to do so by law. GEORGE LINDSAW JVhy7, 336. For sale at the Tinics oflitc.