Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 140, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 16 July 1836 — Page 3
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ftT" We. arc authorized to say that Mr. John K. Lrvis, of Hartford, is a candidate
:hool Commissioner of Dearborn county
(or?
at the ai-proachins: i lection .
. . - : - - . fT" V' ll;lvc on h:nl a most execllcrt coramnni.-atlcTi in reply to the arguments of the I. "". r i:Ht?r of the Palladium in respect to holding Court at Wilmington. We recnt that xve cannot give it a place thi ivci k. However, it w ill not loose, any of its merit by being postponed until our next.
YA'e expect about this
v nisi i xc ; tick r. rs.
ay week, to print
Tickets for the August cl ction, and we therefore notify all candidates that wc will not place tiicir names on the Tickets, ( except those publi-hcd in our paper.) unless we have podlive t -nit rs l:om them or their friends to do so. W e gi e this notice, tiecau-c afier the two last Au-ust elections, there wi re sonic Teople who made a great f .-- when they found we bad umiiitd the i.an.ts of some of their favorite candidate1. Wc will not work for any man, and more particularly for a cfiadtd.itr, without pay, or a good prospect of it. We have now on our Looks the names of some candidates who were defeated in 1034, who have not vet paid us; and we are determined hereafter to take care of .Vundcr one. The citizens of Madison had ouite an interesting celebration of the 4th of Jnly, owin-r partly to the launch of the fir-t steamboat at that place. A writer in the Banner, thinks it a memorable event for Madi-on. It appear-, however, that Rising Sun is a-hcad of Madi-on in this respect, as two steam-boats have already been built hi re, and a third v, ill, we under-tand, be commenced shortly. We wonder if the Palladium wont have so tin thim: to 'a y anainsl the People of Madison, for their aula'tfy in commencing the
1
iiildii-.- of
amboats !
hyvilli
Courier contains
frt'Tl.e last f
ftn advert iem-nt of . lddis.m F. .'i;i"., sayarhe will practice Law in the Circuit and I'r.'hate Courts. If we are not much mistaken, this is the -a me Add; -on 1". Mayo who came to Lawreneeiinrgh in May, 1!5?.4, and had an ad vi rtisemerit published in the "ili-in,- Sun,"' for winch he has not yet paid, although he has ha 1 Ids bill sent to him. We ad,i-e the Editor of th" Courier to keep a 'ook out, or he may be si avid as mt anJy as we hav cn. pT- The Editor of the Louisville Public Advcrti-er says the Receiver of Public Moneys at the .'clicrsonville Land OiHce, Las requested hiia to 4,;t ate hereafter no note cf a loss denomination than tea dollars will be received in pa meat for public lands. This recitation ; no i!oi:!:t general in its operations."
to mar the entire harmony of the ('lay, erccpt perhaps some of the though!!'. yovnfi ), to show off their remarkable wit, would now and then read a volunteer toast, referring to the local polities of the county. We had the good fortune to be pre-ent when nil the toasts were drank, ami we areof opinion our sense of hearing is about as rrood as that of any other person who was there, end we arc constrained to say that the assertion abou a volunteer toast being "hojp and f tin' civen in reference to the local politics of the county, is utterly f.t'sr, and the writer evidently knew this to be the cae wh.en he penned it. ."So a.'ilcr man, wo know l.ear.l the-e toa-t, and none but a man "three sheets in the wind," would ever have thought that he heard such toasts. However, we have said no such toasts were drank; and to come to the point, we call upon the author of tho statement to publish the toasts, and aK the "thoughtless voting fry" who gave them. This will settle the matter at once; and if he fails to do so, our assertion will be established that is, that lie has published; a fihrhood. To help him along, although we do not consider our self one of the ''thorghtli ss young if v," we will begin by giving cur toast By A. E. Gr.K.vv. Thn . Inrnra and .YioIcm Turnjike company May the- speedily complete their undertaking and reap all the advantages they have anticipated, without waiting for aid from the State.
fncdom, and therefore when ve see ; them join together to celebra.c the anniversary of thehith-day of freedom, we ought to give them great rai;e, and endeavor to impress upon their minds the grca'um of the event achieved on that thi ice-hal!owed day. This is the way to perpetuate the event this is the way to teach the rbino cn. eration how to prize the blessings they enjoy. ou merely snv in yourp:.per that "the hoys a!?o celebrated with dinner by themselves." Togo more into detail, I would remark that they had a very good dinner in the wood adjoining the lower end of town, ot which quite a respectable number partook. After the dinner they toasted "The day we celebrate, " and then all retired in a quiet manner lolhcir homes, '; kev made use of no S'"iii-'.liti liquors,;, fact which of itself ought lo appear in print; and they have thereby set an example worthy cf imitation by their seniors. Long, long may they live, and when they leave this "sublunary sphere," may our glorious insutulions be in as prosperous a condition, as they
ly to the promotion of the cati-e of Education, be requested to publish them. The society then adjourned until ihe
next regular meeting
j. i:
J. L. IOLMAN, Pr.
Br.n.HT. Sen.
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TAT1VFS. i'l.wwvr.r J. ;.v;.r THOSulS GLiO.Y.
I V. ilJJ.lM DILS.
joilx m:. :i r.r,
I cerx'i'v ((i'.!'ri-':o:.! ! C!UJlU-:s J. t.sIllKLL. I S-tO!!, l!M. ItSSIc'.M'.; i iiKxnv ir.n. ..;,'.
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Concmaugh S and for sale li
on
cash, hv the fubscribor. (;. w. cociiiiAN. Aurora. July 1 G, 1S3G.
COLLECTOR'S SALE. , V virtue of the authority investre in me by the President and Trustees of the town of Aurora, Dearborn fountv, and State of Indiana. I will of-
i fi-r for -ale in the town of Aurora. !c- ! tween the liotirs of 10 o'clock, A. M. Land (1 T. A. on !!ie dlh Saturday iii j August next, briii": the 7 1 h day, (he ! following dcM'ribed h:s, to sati.-Iy the ; forpi, ration tax on ihe s.in;e lor 1C33, i belonging to non-residents, within the
corporation of Aurora, as assessed by
, i i.-on Lalhioj), .-.,5, 30G, 310, 31 :
2'..', '23, JG, 3.V-VJ, GG, Gl. 7:5, 30R; 31 1,31 !, 31 C, 17, ?.)?, .;)!. 30. 'Jl, 385,
' -283, 27-l, G-l.TU. 81 . 305. 30t, 312, 13,
27, 28U, 28G. 20. 22, 30. 277. 07, 21 3, :;. 101, jo, 23 20, 125. 113, 135, 2.ao, 2-lti. 211, 170, IG7, 201, l'JG, 13'J, 13 1, 211, 7'J, 00, 80, 2G7, 2;r, 1 20, 140, 13 !. 251, 218. 2 )5, 172, G2, 197; 182, 213, 230, 230, 210, 183, 103, 201, 1G8, 177, 217, 253, 132, 138, 118, 128,
01, 10 2, 220, 23G, 233,231,
i-ter, to wit: JNos;
. t 7 t a O'l,; io-
are at this moment.
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(jy The Palladium still sails with hr. nam'3 of Milton Greirg hung out as Editor, although we are credibly informed that Gregg has nothing to do with the Editorial department the Proprietor and him having "dissolved partnership" soar? weeks cince. We believe if the truth was knowi! the Palladium ha nearly as nianv Edit.irs as it ha readers.
1'ursuant to adjournment, the. Dcar-
lorn county Literary Institute and As
sociation of Teachers assembled at a
peciai meeting, in the Presbyterian
church, in Rising Sun, on Saturday,
ic 2d of July, 1S3G.
The chair was taken nv the Hon.
essk L. IIot.M.x, President cf the So
ciety, who gave a general statement of
the origin ami condition cf the genet v.
-' Oa Friday night of last week, between iv ue and tor. o'clock, the Steamboats a. l'rihki:i and JMi'rl ."'loTif, the former bound : and the latter dou n, ran ford of each other,
w hen about ooponts toe Lagle S'eam sMill in ti is village. The concussion resembled the ivort of cannon, and called a number of our citi: i n from led; b-it happily no person on ither boat was injured. The Fraidilin continued up, and the 3. orris, after a short stop, kept on. We nnderstand that it will require -',0i.!0 to repair the Franklin.
riii.M IMS ix ti:as. We have seen a paragraph in seme of the paper-stating that the State Printer at Jackson. Mi--i.-sippi, had hern under the necessity of sending the Laws to New York to be pointed, owing to the fact all, or nearly all the Journeymen Printers in that country, had ;rone to Texas. This speaks well for the patriotism an 1 chivalry of the Typographical corps. It is. indeed, strong evidence of their devotion, tin ir ardor, and tin ir r.Machiurnt to the great j rim i; I' s of ci il ana religious liberty; and we will vci taie the assertion that at this time there can be found o Printers to enc of any cS.er mechanical profession in Texas.
T
le:iai-!) i
has he
iwing paragraph respecting the
boit (!mt?i:ioiU about uluc.li so niiu.ii
i said in the West, is from the Lalti-
rnore Patriot. There ate a gieat many st one? in circulation about the Champion, one-fourth of which ne don't believe but we do beln ve that a- good boat-, and as swift boats, can be built on the Western waters as (hey ran build
at the 1'.:. si and like the Editorof the Lotiis-
viile Adveiti'er, we will ay, that had w e a f. ,'-) ?."?. -id to spare, we Mould ti-k it that t!ie .' a. Fianknii can git .-.long about as
i.hi nv ti. ite-which can be brought from
the E.t-Uru hore, North Uiver, or almo-tany tither lace. "The ('liatni. ion was not, we heli- ve.
conside l cJ at ;in time a eiy swil l boat daiit.g her operations on the La-tern .ilt i s. If w e mi-take not, it was the low rate of her i ltaigt s for fare, rather tlian rapidity of molio,., which attracted attention especially that of steam boat owner-, about I lotham. In con.pieiing the Champion, out western ti ieuds nuut not pimp to the conclusion that they have gained a iclory over
Fl'Il THE TIMKS. In the Times of the July 21, is a communication signed 'Many Voters," calling on myself and other candidates for our vi"'.vs on the following questions 1st. What course will vou pursue in regard to the election of United States" Senator? W ill you vole for a Van Pure;) candidate, if he (Van Duron) gets a majority of the votes of this county at the ensuing Presidential election? 2d. What are your views in regard to the act passed at the last session of the Legislature, providing for a general slem of Internal Improvement ?
3d. U hat are your views in regard to the aivalorcm system of taxation? 1th. W IvstyCtvirse do you intend pursuing in respect to a division of the county of Dearborn and what are your views on that question? 5th. What course w ill you pursiy in case the county seat question comes up again before the Legislature. In answer to the first question, my opinion is that in selecting a suitable person for United Slates" Senator, my vote should tie cast for the most meri
torious candidate one whose princi
ples are patriotic, tirm in support of Internal Imptovcment, and most like-
Iv to advance the best interest of the
whole state.
The 2d and 3d questions are merely
inking the view s of candidates on laws
already passed and in force. Time it
self will best reveal then utility. How
ever, the law raising the revenue on an
advalorem system, is undoubtedly su
ccptible of amendments that w ill make
it more gcneralU acceptible.
The dth and 5th appear connected.
leading towards the local allairs ot the counh, involving circumstances that
have kenl the citizens in confusion for
1 a number ef years. These interna
turmoils are of the most unpleasant
kind and it would require a commit
tee on mediation, formed of persons the
most discerning, enterprising, and c
conciliating disposition, to modify the conillctinr interests of the citizens of
Dearborn, into an amicable and pacif
ic condition. Believing, as I do, that
a large majority of my fellow citizen
have become weary with the county
seat question, the course 1 should mo
commendable topursue, if elected would
be lo tiroe (he necessitv of removing
the unpleasant circumstance in wind
we are entangled, and so far as possi
ble reinstate the administration of jus
tice without delav, holding, however
(hat iepieentatii s are amenable at
i ...
all tin.es to the instructions ol tnetr con
lituents. THOS. (iUlO.N. C lay township, July 12, 183H.
wa 1 1;
diately. A hey hope that all persfins interested will pay attention to thi notice, for neglect may In- attended with disagreeable censeq uenc.es. The subscribers continue the N ATTIN(i business at their eld stand, and have now on hand a general assortment of ?.2tiN. of (he .-ist fashions, all r.... ' :.. .t...:.. i t.:..t.
Oc .i i ( i i,iiiiii:iih,uiu ii in M i l, n u n motion, the chair appointed a'r , , , , ... ,- , . , . .. .. - d 1 t for nealnes :iii(l r nr:i nlilv. I it-v t iih
committee consisting of :Uessr. las-.. . , ' -. , ,
u:ev cansaieiy say are not excelled nv any manufactured in the country. They sell on fair terms, and will Ic thankful for all orders in their line. I5KXNKTT & MORGAN.
ctt, Twining and Plight, to pr:p;:re
m amended constitution.
The committee appointed at the
revious meeting, lo enquire concern-
g the expeuiency of this Society is
suing a publication on Common School
ducalion, repotted that as yet it was
nexpedicnt; but recommruided that the
embers inuividdahy oecome subscri
bers to such works of the kind as they
deem proper which report was adopted.
On motion, the society authorized (he
ccrctary lb act as Agent in procuring
nd circulating the Common School .iV
sittanl, to such persons as may become
ubscribers; and also to receive such
donations in money, hooks. fcc, as the
friends of the Society may choose to
make, and report the same at the next
r.eerng.
The report of the committee for a-
mending the constitution, was read, and
unanimously adopted.
Messrs. Dassett, Ilolrr.an and Bright
were appointed a committee to make
irrangementa for the next, quarterly
meeting, to be held in Aurora, on the
third Saturday in September next.
Messrs. Jlolman and Dassett were
appointed a committee to enquire in
to the condition and prospects of the
1 eachers Seminary, established in Mi
ne
east.
f. The l ist Palladium contains a coiiiinu-
mo.ition from s ane individual who was at th.
l. K,..t;,o. nt Wilmington, on the 1th iietant,
in which the titer gives .pme a conn v n...e- ,, nt of the proceedings on that eccunm, with a single exception. That x,:. ptioliuiay
,.,.1 ... )K. CUouin- oiiotatioli:
Ol
be Ion
I he assembly th-i
Ju, without any thing having occurred
.i ised in eoou
Villi TUY. T'MKS.
Mr. I'.ni roil The very ?llJ t notice
which vou look in your last number of
the celebration of the fourth of July
hv (he Muth of our village, was not
think as much as they deserved; for it is mv opinion that tbev merit, and ought ' j I
U receive great credit lor me ma.mei
in which thov celebrated the day, am
for the. .good on!' ' w hich they observe
on thai occasion. Those impressions
were made upon mv mind from ti
fact, that it shows air earlv attachment
on the part of the youth, to the great
Mi ssings ol lieeuom and although at
this age. they cannot appreciate thest
bles.-ings, yet it indicates that the
have some knowledge, or tome iltaf vi
2oti
!2
225,
11,219, 215, 212,21 1, 210,
TI IL subscribers l.-rchv ! '20'.), 203. 207, 213, 222, 220, 223, 223,
earnestly request all per' sons who have accounts
unpaid with (hem for on
year and
iii i
, to can and pav tlie. same imme
up-
231. 237, 235, 103, 103. Now, I, Wm. V. It. Peck, Collector of the lax for the corporation of Aurora, will oiler '"-aid lots for sale on the day aforesaid; to the highest bidder, agreeably to an act approved Feb. 10, 1331, providing for incorporating towns. WM. V. P.. PLCK, Aurora, July 0, 1830. Collector.
Rising Sun. July 10. 1 330. Wanted, TWO BOYS 15 or 10 years of age, as apprentices to the Chair making business. None but boys w ho can come recommended for iiulustry and sobriety, need make application. MAPKS & ARMSTRONG. Rising Sun, Ju'y 10, 1330.
Till" subscriber being about to remove from the tow n of Aurora, w ill oiler for
sale, on Saturday, the 30lh ins't., at his
residence in Aurorn, to the highest bid
der, the following property, to wit: A number of YOUA'G ilORSHS, COU S and C. 1LVKS, several VOL FOF OXLN, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and a variety of other articles, not necessary to insert in this advertisement. Sale to commence at 10
o cloclc, i. ill. All sums under 5 to be cash in hand; and on sums over 5 a credit of six months will he given. ELI AS CON WELL. Aurora, July 10, 1330.
LL persons are hereby forwarned not to purchase from Thomas
Johnson, or those holding under him, a certain promissory note, bearing date
Otlr of April, 183TG, signed by James Patterson and Samuel Fuller, and made payable to Robert Rodgers, &.c. for sixty dollars nd twenty five cents, and due 1 1 moYiths after date, as the same has been obtained from me through fraud and misrepresentation and notice has been given to the makers not to pay to any person but meROBERT RODGERS. July 2, 1330. J Ar T ( )F T KKS Remaining in the Post Office at Hartford, la. on the 1st day of July, 1830. Those not taken out in three nonlhs will be sent to the Post Oilicc Department as dead letters.
sing Sun.
Messrs. Glenn, Bartletl and Dr.
James, were appointed a committe to
draft an Address to the Editors of the several newspapers in this state, requesting them to devote weekly such
portion of their columns as they may deem expedient to the cause of Education.
The committee appointed tociupiire
respecting the Teachers Seminary, pre
sented the following resolution, which
was unanimously adopted:
hcsolifd, That we approve of the
present location of the Indiana Trm It
ers' Seminary, and commend ihe liber-
ility which the citizens of Rising Sun
have manifested in its support ; and that
we have entire conLidence in the abili
ties and industry of the Trustees of the institution, and believe that the progress
of Education in the West w ill be great
ly facilitated by its success, and therefore recommend it to the patronage of the friends of Education. The follow ing resolutions, oilercd and supported by remarks from Messrs. Uassett, Holman, Bartlelt, Twining, and P. James, were unanimously adopted : litsohtd, That the present slate of our country, and especially of the West, demands vigorous elloi ts lo raise ihe standard and extend the cause of general Education. Kc solved That in the opinion of this Society, the cause of Education will never advance as rapidly as it ought, until the ail of teaching be studied and followed as a profession. Readied, That there should be al least one Teachers Seminary established as soon as practicable in each Stale throughout the Union, the primary object of which shall be lo qualify professional tear hers of common shools.
( )n motion, it w as Jc-olved, 1 hat these
pi
nt the Rising Sun Times, and the Indiana Palladium, and that the Editors ol newspapers throughout the west (iiend
To Use ! nt&!lc. THE proprietorof the Rising Sun Coffee House respectfully informs the traveling public, and others, that he has opened a ESdHSf oi" S$8ltOilaii!iEaii'ISi, near the corner of Front and Grand streets, in the village of Rising Sun, Indiana, w here he intends to keep as good a house as is gene rally kepi in this country. Good Stabling is attached to the establishment. Without further remarks, the public are invited to
come and trv the new tavern; and if
they do not like the fare, lodging, ecc, they know they can go elsewhere the next time. The public's humble servant, THOS. DAVIS. Rising Sun, July 10, 1030.-sw
SMI E subscriber has for sale at the
stores of Haines 6c Lanius, and
llarricklow John liratnbt l Labon liailey Jndah (,'oylo Isaac C'oiincls .1 : in -3 ( 'otiley .1 anu s droves (ieorjjo (I to-1 os 1 lenry C Jonc.-- 1 1 ulibard Kit ilt; William Lalton Samuel La rued James S
Monroe J W 11 .Mifs-rravi- Moses Mover David Meintyre Mahala Mc.Cabe Archibald Phimmor Thomas Pyle J C Kea James Hiephcrd Miss Martha Smith Lrastns Weaver (leorsce Wood J & It
JOHN K. LEWIS, PMj LIST OF LUTTKHS " Remaining in the Post Office at Wilmington, la., on the first of July, 1S3G. Thoc not taken out in three months will be sent lo the General Post Office as dead letters.
Daily Daniel Larker Xachariah Hunt ins; jo-htia Chalmers itachel Coles S Cross Aaron S Davis John Davison Mary 1 lanes It cbccca I lanes John
Johnson flenry Jones Lli-ha Mealee Margaret Miller Isaac Richardson Harmon Robertson Mark irtnith John Stevenson John Tenrdv Samuel
Thompson George W
Adams Richard Aken Thomas J Armstrong Cyru3 HewNwi Mrs
Pepper cV French, in Rising Sun, a H-uee Mary
qMantlly of PUMPS for Flat Boats,
which he will warrant to work well, or tbev inav be returned. Persons wishto purchase Pumps, are requested lo call at cither of the above houses and
Herbert I'.-ii. Wrn Fair-Trow John
llihhcn Wm fa.vTurner William James William D A V I S V E A V ER, P. JL LIST OF LFTTFKS Remaining in the Post Office at Rising Sun, Ind. oti (he first day of July, 1830. Those not taken out in three months will he scht lo the General Post Office as dead letters.
Lorin.r Bradley D Lewis William Love David MaoClay John 2
e::aniine mine. JOHN PETER MANN. Julv 1830.
fr;s&fcsa& POUNDS of the above in
casks
l ed. for sale by Julv
and barrels, w ell cu D. IIINSDALF.
UUUI cJO o II u t I?! t ft I i
.3. lOYt ftHY, Ri-si'iicri i lia informs the
Jtel "I
6- public, that lie continues to carry on tin; Boot mid Shoe making business, at his old stand in Union township, where he will keep on hand a gen
eral assortment of I .LATHER, ami will
oceedings be oilercd for publication- make Roots and Shoes to order, out of
good in ttei i-ils, which he w ill sell as low as c an he alloided. Union township, June J5, 1330.
l! t rs Catherine liowlin Robert Bright Johnson
Clark William P
Clark Hardin t rai' Samuel Cornell I'.llell Carpenter C eori;e ('nih il Dm hen Prudence Fast on J ane I'onlUe Aaron ( I oodner John ! recti I larvy ( J rei it ( 'y rctia tiletin Itolurt W Cray William I lai;aii ( 'ypriau I l.n 1 1- John Harris I lannaii llotav Small llin-ihile I . i 1 1 i Irwin I 'atharine M Jones Joint 11. Lewis John La Kew Jacob '2 Lawrence (!eor;e W
La Hew Kcoccca
Mact lay Hannah Mtnisrer Cheny -MoiTonl Thomas Neil I John Pepper A. C. U carer lierket i I la v .1 oh n Rodders Lee Seymour or Buckley. Slclmaii & Crawford Steward Shane Sarah
Shoemaker John Shannon Catharine Soi tier John Sheppetd Mary ScMue Austin Todd William ThoiiiMin F.lisha Tow cr A Ipheus 1' ''2 Vaii.andc Jalnes WiUou.;hb II V lilts I .('WIS Wtl-oii William Wartiiek James W itht row ,N'oah M William Vade Walki r Samuel S ';tril A liarnes
IOIIN LAN I (IS, P. M
TON Iron, assorted, just leccivcd and for sale h
junelt PEPPER & FRENClil