Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 136, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 18 June 1836 — Page 3
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SATURDAY MOUMWi.Jraii 18,183G.
pT We arc nulhorieil to announce
George P. Hi'Ei.f. and Capt. JoH.t Tait, as
candidates to represent Dearborn county in the next House of Kcprcirntativcs of thia State.
(y- It w ill be seen by a notice in the Times of to-lav, tliat T.ooks for subscription to the stock of the Aurora and Napoleon Turnpike roinpan v, nre to be opened on the 2.lh instant. The company to construct thi Turnpike was bartered at t tin I i-t i sion of the Lejihiture ; and is similar to the one granted to the IlUiii:,Suu nnd Napoleon company. C'ON(;ur:ss. Wo hate been unable to find any thin in the proceedings of Coinrrc", for thelat month or two, of fiilTicient interest to lay before onr reader. We cavi-a paragraph week before last from the C'iiu-itmali Gazette, and ne cive one this week from a Baltimore paper, which w ill give the reader a pretty good idea of. hcvv tnenders of Congress nre passing off their lime. I'olh bouses have agreed to meet hereafter on the fust Monday in November, and adjourn the long cs ion on the first of flay. We have not seen in the proceedings lately nny thing concerning nn adjournment. We learn, however, from a citizen of this place, just returned from W;hingto'", that an adjournment probably w ill take pie about the 4th of July.
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INDIAN AYAH. The Indians in Florida, Alabama, nnd (Jcnrgi.v, arc carrying on a tnot destructive warfire against the whiles. In Georgia, towns nnd villages have been entirely deserted, and the Indians arc laying the country w.vtrnsthcy pnss nlong. In Alabama, it is the same way; nnd in Florida, the same. We have read a letter from the Tost Master at Columhu, Georgia, to the Tost Master General, dated on the v2!d of May, which represents a portion of tlio country as full of "marks of indiseiiniinate ruin nnd destruction houses pillaged and burnt stages destroyed horjes killed and numerous human beings in a slate of the most loath.Hime pulrilariion.'' We presume that ere this time rigorous measures have been taken to put a stop tovthcsc depredations, by the proper authorities. We see it staled in some of the papers, (though w e have not seen it among the congressional proceedings,) that a law has been pas.-ed, authorizing the I're.-idcnt to accept the service of volunteers to suppress hostilities. The Governor of Tennessee has been called on for '2 )00 volunteers; and the Militia of Alabama and Georgia have been called out. A gentleman who fame from the lower country, on Thursday morning last, informs us that some of the Alabaminns arc leaving that Slate and coming up the liver or, in oilier words, they are "iuvjoriously flying" for fear of being drafted. A bill to provide for the purchase of the slock in the Louisville and Portland Canal,
passed the Senate of the United Slates on the
3d instant, nnd was peiuling in llic House, oi
Representatives at our latest dates. The object of Ihis Dill is to make the canal the property of the United Slates, and then all Uoats will be permitted to pass free of lolk The following is a copy of the bill as it passed the Senate : ; if enacted by ikr. Senate and Home of Rrprcslenlnthcs of the United Slates of America in Congress assembled, That for the purpose of improving the navigation of the Ohio river at the Falls, and rendering llie same, a? near as may be, free from all loll, the Secretary of the Treanry hr, and he is hereby authorized, to purchase from the holders thereof the private stock in the 1 ,ouisvillc and Portland Canal Company, including all the interest which individual stockholders or the company may have in said ("anal. Provided, That so much of said slm k can he procured at market price, not exceeding sixteen per cent, above the par value, within the present year, ns will give the United Stales the conttol of the said Canal. Sr.c. 2. .'In' I be it fnrlhct enacted, That a sum sutlicicnt to carry into effect the provisions of this act be, and the same is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.' 0jj-Not long since we promised to give nur readers some extracts from a handbill printed hr Jtillan fire", last July, jjsta day or two
,efor the flection. Kvery body who knows
any thing about Milton Gregg, know very
Hell that ho inot a man of much account;
jet he is and has been in Ihe habit of palming
him i ll oir ns something great. And there are ton, some great small turn in Dearborn eonnty, who would at nny lime, fall down
nnd worship him, if he would but say the
word. These great I'lllc turn, however, are
small in number, for the majority Anwhim
but they know him only to be certain that he is ;i man de.slitutcof all kind of consistcney or principle And here we assert that he has prom
ised to do that which he never done, nnd he has not yet accounted to his constituents f,r the
t reach of the pledges ne mane in nis nanooui
l,elall who feel disposed, read the following
vtracl from that handbill
"But. to lay jesting aside, and dea
corinu.lv with you, fellow-citizens, on
this subject, permit mc to say, that if
I hvr. a r Hit conception oi mat on
ing the sagacious editor of the Times, and should I be honored uilk a seat in the Legislature, I should feel bound to oppose that bill should it come before that body, or any other bill founded upon the same principles. I do not consider it consistent with the honor and interest of the State, thus to involve herself in an enormous debt for the construction of all her contemplated Hail Roads and Canals, indiscriminately throughout the State, many of which are uncalled for at this time, and perhaps, would not, when completed, yield an income of four per cent, on the capital invested. If the state cannot lend a helping hand to the construction of those w orks of public Utility which are already begun, and which are called for by the present wants of the community, without committing herself, to the same extent, in favor of all others that may hereafter he begun, whether they may be of public utility or not, it were heller for her that she should withhold her hand altogether, and throw them all hack upon their own resources for final completion. It is not however, probable that the mammoth bill will be. again brought forward the ensuing winter; the last Legislature having, as I believe, very justly given it its quietus." Now, then, you sec hcrc what Cregg promised to do, and you know he Din vote in the last Legislature for a bill precisely "founded
on the same principles" ns the one he was "as
much opposed to as any man could be." This
is the way he makes pledges to get votes, and thi is the way hedeceived the people. Yet, with some folks Milton Gregg is the very ju'nfc of purity, and consistency.
Our latest New Orleans date is May 2".
Good llour was then worth $6 per bbl. ; I'ork, prime 15, Mess $12.; Whiskey, rectified, 31 a 35 els. ;llay 1 oOpercwt. At Cincinnati,
on the l3lh instant, llour was selling from flat
boats at $-l,"5-
4th of July. The Independent Order of Even Fellows, will celebrate the COth Anni
versary of American Independence, in
the following order: The procession will be formed at. the Seminary, at 10 o'clock A. M. by Thomas C. Hall, Marshal of the day, as follows: Marshal, Music, 2 Wardens, with staffs, Orator, Chaplain, Reader, President", Secretary and Tiea surer, Society, 2 abreast, Soldiers of the Revolution, Citizens. The procession will move down
Grand street to Front, down Front to
Main, up Main to the Presbyterian
Church, when the exercises will com-
meace.
Music. Prayer by the Rev. C. L. Bartlett. Declaration of Independence read y Wm. Mokison. Oration by Johnso.x E. Bright. Muie. Citizens of the town and country
invited to join the precession.
Annual August ltfectiou.
f F.ach candidate who is not a subscriber to
the Times, must pay $1, in advance, to have
his nahie inserted in this ust.J
KF. PRESENT ATI VES, MEL C. PEPPER, PLXKXEY JAMES. SHERIFF,
JOItX WEAVER.
Drnffs, llcdicines Paints, Dye-Stuff, &c. JUST RECEIVED XD FOR SLE AT EVILL'S DRUG STORE, WILMINGTON, IXD'A. A CONSIDERABLE quantity of Dr. Bloodgood's Elixer of Health, so eminently recommended and distinguished as a valuable medicine. He has also bn hand for sale, among others, the following articles, viz:
Acid Tartaric
.Ether Sulph Anuatto Antimonial Wine Arsenie Aqua Ammonia Arrow Hoot Balsam Canada Tutlingtou'i Copaiva of Honey Bark Peruvian Ganella Blue Tills Black Lead Balsam of Life Bnteinan's Dions British Oil Brimstone Boras, refined Burgundy rilcH Beeswax Blacking Cavendish Tobacco Cantharides Cassia Casterj Russia Cream 01" Tartar Calomel Cayenne Tepper Cochineal Copal Varuith Castor Oil Croton Oil Cubebs Coculus Indicus Carbonate of Iron Cologne Water Kinetic Tartar Essences of all kinds Flowers Benzoin Flour Sulphur Gold Tincture Ginger Gum Arabic Myrrh Aloes Assal'uctida Opium Camphor Guiacuin Elastic Glue Godfrey's Cordial Harlem Oil Hair Brushes Hooper's Pills Ileyl's Embrocation! Iliera Picra lnk& Ink Powders Ippccachiinna Ivory Black Jalap J apan Varnish Judkins' Ointment Laudanum Lozenges
Liquorice Ball
Lee's Tills Laroguc's Syrup Mauna Magnesia, Carb. Magnesia, calcined Mercurial Ointment Mustard, English Nutmegs Oil Almonds Anise Bergamot Cloves Cinnamon Lavender Peppermint Wormseed Olive or Stect Origanum Suvuie Sassafras Pennyroyal .Spike Lemon Koscmary .Seneca Vitriol Paint Brushes Pearlash Putty Pearl Barley PiersoiPs Welch coiigh Drops Precipitate, red Resin Khubarb March Saleralis Sarsapnrilla Salt Petre, refined Squills SeiilliU Powders Soda Totvilers Sponge Soda, sup. carb. Sugar of Lead S.ill'ron, Eng. & Am. Sweet tSpts. Nitre Shaving Soap Sago Salt of Wormwood of Tartar Salts Epsom G luubcr Seeds Anise Cardamom Car ra way Coriander Senna SnufF Boxes Spermaceti Sperm. Candles Spirits Hartshorn1 Sulph . Quinine Turpentine, Venice Turpentine, spirits erdigris Vitriol, While Blue
Wafers
Stick
La Mott's Cough drops Water Colors
Paints; White Lead Lamp Black Red Lead Prussian Bluo Vcnitian Red Vermilion Spanish Brown Litharge Chrome Yellow Terra de Sienna Chrome Green Sand Paper IKc-Stufl. Logwood Copperas
"""go Madder Alum fcc. S c. A c.
Wilmington, June I 8, 1 830.
V. SPECTFULLV" lenders his professional services to the citizens
of Rising Sun, and the adjatentcountry.
Strict alention will be given to all those who may please to call on him, In the
various branches of his profession;
(KrOKFICK on Main street, in the
snme room with Dr. Morrison, two doors east of the Presbyterian church, where he may ho found at all times, ex cept when absent on professional busi
ness.
Rising Sun, June 18, 183G.
AURORA and NAPOLEON
TUltftrilitit
"pT OTICE is hereby given that Books
J i for subscription to the stock of
the Aurora and Napoleon Turnpike,
will be opened on the '2bU instant, at
the following places, to will At the
store of (i. W. I jane &. Co. in Aurora;
at the store of A. II. Read, in Wil
tiiinnton; at the store of Stephen S.
Hardin, in Fraulilinton, Ripley Co.;
and at the ollice of Miles Mendcnhall,
in Napoleon; and will be continued open for the space of thirty days; and
the sum of five dollars will be required
on each share, as the first instalment
on the same. Ry order of the Board:
GEORGE P. BUELL, Preit.
STEAM BOAT BROWN, Master, WILL ply regularly as a daily packet between Rising Sun anJ Cincinnati. Will leave Rising Sun every morning (Sundays excepted,) at 5 o'clock, and pass Aurora, Petersburgh, and Lawrenceburgh from 7 to 8 o'clock, and arrive at Cincinnati at 12 o'clock; and return same day, leaving Cincinnati at 3 o'clock, P. M. P. II. JAMES. Rising SViri, June II, 183G.-35lf Ivoh. "3 TON Iron, assorted, jiit received and for sale bv junel 1 PEPPER !c FRENCH. RISING SUN EXCHANGE, BY L3E RDDGERS. THE undersigned respectfully informs
the public that he has opened a Gro
cery and Liquor Store, in the Brick
building on Main street, next door to
Peter Hodgers' store, where he intends to keep a general assortment of FOREIGN nnd DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
of the very best quality, which he will
sell, wholesale and retail, at moderate prices for cash.
Also, a general supplv of (jrocenes,
Cocoa and all kinds of Ndls, Crackers, Confectionary, Belters, Spices, &c. fcr..
together with all arliclus ussilally kept in such houses.
lie has gone to considerable expense
in fitting up the EXCHANGE, so as to
render it convenient and comfortable;
and he hereby gives notice that he will
not permit any gambling, lighting,
quarrelling, noise, or any indecent or
immoial conduct whatever; about his establishment; and as all who patron
ize him must Strictly observe these rules, he hopes to keep a house worthy
of public patronage.
LEE RODGLKS. Rising Sun, June 11,183G.
Law JVotice. Ebenezcr C. Bishop,
rOULD inform the citizens of Dearborn coiintv. that hp nrrinn.
ses to open an ollice at Wilmington, in said counly, for the practice of Law. All orders in lhi. line, will be thankfully received, and faithfully executed. Please call for the present at Mr. Ilarvvood's Hotel. Wilmington, June 11,1836. . UcF&iiffli&i JEIA8- j"5t ,cc'iv(;t'i iri addition to his former slock, a fresh supply of Goods, among which are Fine Cloths, Vesting?; Yellow Nankin; lrih Linen, Ladies' Ba.-kets; Shirting Muslins, dress. Hdkfs.; Handsome Calicoes, Palm Leaf Hats; Flag and Pongee Silk Hdkfs.; Fine black Cotton Stockings: Jaconet Muslins; plain & fig'd Velvet; Britania Ware; Shoe Thread; Ladies Morocco amfSealskin Shoes:
I'runella and Leather do Children's Shoes; .
en's Pumps and Fine Shoes: .
Blank Books; Family Bibles
Watts' Psalms and Hymns; School Books; .Works of Josephtis; Histories and Music Books:
Medicines-, Pnlnts,,Dye Stuffs; Copal and Japan Varnish; Spirits of. Turpentine; Scythes, Sickles, Blind Bridles;
ollars a i. (J Wagon Whips, with many ther articles too. numerous to adver
se; all of which-he will sell very low
for cash.
Rising Sun, June 4, 183G.
EXCHANGE HEAD QUARTERS! Order IVo. 1; rTplIE subscriber hereby notifies his friends and the public, that he has opened an office in the room immediately back of and adjoining Mr. Rodgerss Exchange, where he will attend to BARBERING. TOOTH PULL
ING and BLEEDING, in the most skillful manner, and on moderate terms.
From his experience in these branches of business, and having procured now and first quality instruments, he flatters
himself that he will be able to impart
satisfaction to all who may patronize
him. Jle invites those who may sla'nd
in need of any of the above operations,
to call and give him a trial. S. S. WALKER. Rising Sun, jiino 18, 183G.
Hoards V SHinfflcs. TWllE subscribers have on hand and
expect to keep a large quantity of
Boards and Shingles.
GEO. W. LANE & CO. Aurora, June 18, 183G.
BLACKSMITIIING.
npiIE subscriber respectfully returns his thanks to the public for the past generous patronage he has received, and informs them that he still con-.
tinues lo carry on the above business, in the town of AURORA. lie confidently believes that with his experi
ence in the business, he will be able to meet the wishes of all who may favor him with their custom. The cash will be expected when the work is delivered, as he intends keeping no hook account. ADAM BURRIS.
Aurora, June 18, 183G.
SALES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
HE subscriber hereby gives notice to his friends and the public in general, that he will attend to the
sales of Houses, Lots, Farms, stock of
all kinds, P urniturc, Merchandize, &c., Sec, at Public Auction, at any place in
this or the adjoining counties, at the shortest notice, on moderate terms.
JACOB MORISON, Auctioneer. Rising Sun, June 18, 183G. N. B. A few genteel Boarders tan he accommodated at his residence on First street, near the lower landing.
Wool Car din f. 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 upori having their
NEW & CHEAP GOODS. HAINES V liAIVIL'S,
JTAVE just received and rire now opening, a large and fashionable
assortment of Spring &, Summer
ootls, consisting in part of Calicoes, Ginghams, painted Muslins;
Cambrics, Brocade Muslins, Jaconets:
Plain & fig'd Book and S wiss Mdslins:
r igured and plain Bobinells; Silks, Satins, Laces, Irish Linens; Bombazetts, Capes, Drillings;
Brown and bleached Sheetings and
Shirtin
A general assortment of SPRLYG and
SUMMER HEAR for gentlemen;
A handsome assortment of ILariio'
Itoillicts and Bonnet trimmings;
Ladies' Baskets, Gloves, Mils, Shoes,
and Parasols; Dress Hdkfs.;
Gentlemen's Boots and Shoes; Cloths, Casimeres, Satinets ;
And a very general supply of DRi GOODS, of every description, and
of the best quality. ALSO a general assortment of
Groceries, Hard anil Quecnsware, China and Glassware Tinware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel, Nails, Scythes, Sickles. Shovels, Spades, Castings,
Cordage, Dye Stuffs, Ialm Hals, Window Glass, Cooper's Tools,
and all other articles heretofore kept in
their Store, making their stock very
largCj all of which they will sell on their usual accommodating terms. The
public arc invited to give them a call Rising Sun, June 11, 183G.
Law JYolice. EBtiNEZER DUMONT,
HAVING located himself it. Wilmington. Dearborn county, la. will practice
Law in Dearborn and the adjoining counties. All business intrusted to him will be promptly attended fo. Office in an upper room of Mr. Ilarwood's
ti-
Public Sale - Of
ILmitls fc I'crsonal Property.
Hp HERE will be sold at public ven-
township, Laughery creek, Dearborn
county, Indiana, viz: 1st. The North part of the S. E.' quarter of section 3G; township 5, range 3, west, containing
110 acres, or thereabouts, with a good
SAW and GRIST MILL in good repair. On the premises area good Or
chard of grafted fruit, a frame house;
arm ri limit Ifl arrn iinilfr imn rnvmon f '
" !' " WiJ.v-ui, with meadow, plough land, &c. Also;
TWO OTHER FARMS.
of a quarter section each, situated iri
Dearborn county, Ind.; viz: 1 he S. W. quarter of section 31, town. 4, range 2; west, containing li?S acres, with A good Orchard and two good Frame Barns, Cabin, well of Water, and Milk House, with O acres under Improve
ment, GO acres of me.tddw hrit! pasture; Peach, Cherry, Quincc,arid other trees; also, Grape; Currant; and other Shrub
bery; Also, The S. W. quarter ofseclion 6, town; 3, range 2, west, in the same coiintv:
containing 152 acres, 94-lOOths, in the District of Land sold in Cincinnati.
About 50 acres are under improvement; with a good Orchard of grafted fruit, Peach, Cherry, Quince, &c. Cabin; spring of water; meadow; pasture, and plough land. All of the above property will he sold on
Thursday, the 30th day of June;
instant; td the highest bidder. Onefourth of the Durchage moriiev in hand!
one-fourth in six months; one-fourth in
twelve months; and the balance in two
years from the day of sale; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage. Title indisputable. Also, at the same time will be sold a quantity of Personal Property, consisting of 2 yoke of Oxen, Cows; young Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wagon,' Cart, Plough?, Harrow, Sleigh, Horse
Gears, Plank at the Mill, Household
Furniture, and many other articles loo tedioiis to enumerate. Conditions made known at ihe lime of sale; The sale will commence at d o'clock, A. M. and continue from day to day, until all shall he sold. DAVID FISHER; June 4, 1836 tsp MARK THIS!
f JjMHE firm of Pepper Sz. Jarhe was dissolved last winter, and but few
of their friends have called to see (heir accounts, much less to pay (hem. Now, we hereby give fair warning, that on the first day of July next, we shall cmploy a magistrate to collect all debts, due then, that shall remain unpaid to us. PEPPER & JAMESi Rising Sun, May 21, 1836.
TO BLACKSMITHS. fEMIE subscriber has a fall and comX plele set of Blacksmith's TOOLS, all in good order, which he will sell on reasonable terms. For further information, apply at his residence on Miller's ridge, 3 milt s west of Risinn Sun. T1I0S. DICKINSON. May28,l83G.
work done well. P. J AMES. Rising Sun, May 28, 1836.
and it provisions, I am as muck oppo srd to tt at any man can he, not except S. S. 1 1 A rdin, Llcrk. June 18, 183G. (ayern. June 11, 183G.3m