Rising Sun Times, Volume 3, Number 141, Rising Sun, Ohio County, 23 July 1836 — Page 3
of the county, it is only necessary for ns to recollect that they and theirmember of the legislature, on the last session, used their utmost endeavors to have an act passed, authorizing the commissioners of Dearborn county to purchase the bridge across Tanner's creek, from the money arising from the three per cent, fund, appropriated to the county, at the sum of two br three thousand dollars; but by the vigilance of the other members it was happily prevented; and the citizens of the county were saved from a very great loss. For as it was well known by the member, the bridge was totally worthless, and has since fallen down. Rise, then, fellow citizens, in your sovereign capacity, and exercise that noblest privilege of a freeman, the election franchise, as becomes men. moved by the pure motives of patriotism. Pring the olive branch of peace in one hand, and reconciliation in the
other, and peace will once more be
, t restored to our conn! v. FIAT JUSTITIA.
are grumblers in the most fruitful seasons, but they will generally be found among those who take the least pains to prepare their ground for crops, or who allow nature to take the but end of the work after they are committed
to the earth.
Creek War Enuld
Ti!in v iioimn;..iiti.y IM3.
(rjTlic reader is referred to the first pa-n !or the Report of Mr. l-.nr,, from the Commit
-.. i fhr. n;snr.t of Columbia, respecting the
object of the Washington -National Monumeii tat Society. The Report is north' of an at tenfive reaiiinsr.
Acciuknt. On Tuesday night last
i lad of 13 or 14 years ot age, son ot
Mr. Robert Homer of this place, fell
in his sleep from a second story window to the ground, a distance of about
1 8 feet and broke both his arms. W hen
discovered lie had forced open the door
with his back and had ascended the
stairs crviiui for help.
-ib.
We regret to be obliged to record
another attack on t lie liberty ot the
mess. The ollice of the PhiltnUhro-
,,. ;m Abolition paper published at
( mcinnati was entered into on mo
i.ioht of Tuesday last, (12th of July.) by" about fifteen" or twenty unknown persons, who broke to pieces one of the presses, tore up or spoiled a quantity of printing paper, and deployed some other properly. As no one was in the cilice, when the perpetrators enfrreih rxrent a bov lvinr on a bed,
The Mont
gomery (Ala.) Advertiser of the 25th ult. says: "We have the gratification of announcing to our readers, that the war with the Creek Indians has been brought-to a successful termination, through the unceasing activity and earnest zeal of the Alabama troops, aided by the friendly Indians, under the command of Jim Boy and Onothle Yoholo. Too much credit cannot be given to
OptiPrnk Tessnn and Patterson, and to
the whole army under their control, foi the signal victory they have obhiinet
over our hostile "foes. The reward of
llm bra vp and the viituous awaits
them."' " W T
The President ok tiik u.mtkii States left this city on-Momhiy, upon a visit to his residence in Tennessee. He is not expected to return, wa believe, before October.
.Yc.tioncl ln'tVi gena r, July 13. Detroit Laxd Om'i-:. 'I lie a!i;oent of sales at the land ollice in Detroit, for the month of June, amounted
to the sum of four huwi 'rat untl ' rixty-
Aiasur-'.l arsil S'.kxUou.
Ii E r P. E F. N T A 7 1 V F. S ,
Pl.YK.YE Y JAMES, TlfOMAS (H'KKW J OILY P. JJL SX.
A EEL C. PEPPER, UKO. P. BE EEL.
JAMES WALKER,
SHE HI I'K,
J OILY WE A I ER, j lUEJA.i.i
o r X T V l - 0 M M I ? :' I O X K S? , CHARLES DASH! ELL. SCHOOL CO MISSION FR, JJEjYRY WALK EH.
A LL p' ions who have not yet paid Hk their subscriptions towards build-
i'uwpnl Pumps: rSUIC subscriber has for sale at the stores of Haines k. Lanius, and Pepper French, in Rising Sun, ;i quantity of PUMPS for Flat Boats, which he will warrant to work well, or they may be returned. Persons wishpurchase Pump-, are requested to call at cither of the above .houses and examine mim-.
. JOHN PETER M ANN.
Mlg are
the Const lioi;-e in hereby notified l ma
SaiH-t!. tr trickled ITorK.
tMt&k FOUNDS of the above irt
minglon. n.-i'i ment
is no
immediately to the un.ier'-igneo
longer indulg'sic
It is hoped Ib.at no person interested j
ce can or will be given i
will suiier
-t.
d foll
iirs:
seven tiiuusun
A .loel was foiiL'ht near the City c
iitn-e 1. to na co
oTF.PHF.N WOOD.
Wilmington, J ul v 2.3, lootl. Rising Stn Hotel, SiJUi of O. il. Perry.
raiHK subscriber lakes tins metiiou
of informing the Public that he has
Iv
ca-ks and barrels, well cu
red, for sale by July 2. " D. HINSDALE.
COLLECTOR'S SALti. 7 . Y virtue of the authority invested .13 in me by the President and Trustees of the town of Aniora, Dearborn county, and Stale of Indiana, I will offer foi- sale in the town of Aurora, between the hour? of 10 o'clock, A. M. and (i P. M. on the 1th Saturday iti August in XI, being the 27th day, the
t.. -..ii 10 avcil .h.miu, 101 un-i ,, ,,-rii'r i cmti ict OlS. U) saiisiy uiu
cii'.ied bv Mr. Mitchcdl, sign cf Com. (.(( ..i(on (;IX oll tu. .mc for 1835;
Perrv. on
ingiiig to non-i e.-uiem, wiumi
corporation of Aurora; as assessed by
whoe head they kept forcibly covered j ult. between two young olucers o t e with the bed-clothes, in order to pre-! Navy, John F. Sherborne, son o toe
Vent him iron ascertaining
Vj-Mr. John K. Lewis, we tire authorized to sav, u'ci lin-s ht in a candidate for School C'oiimiiv-ioncr, at the eii-miiLC election. ft-vWp ;ie authorizeil to aniiouncc DANiKiritOHLUT, Ls'i-, of Manelietcr tonnship, as a candidate to represent Dearborn county in the nest House of Ronresenlatii is of this State.
Gi:oR;i: v. riell.
An i:iipressioii has gone abroad through the r-oiintv. that ;r. Geo. V. Crr.i.i. is not a can
didate for the Legislature. We have continu
cd his iKime in the list of eatididates, Leeau.-e
we bad srooil aiithonty for so doing; and mnv
wc have the very bc-t authority for sajin-that Mr r.iipil :i r.:ind:d:ite. and that he wiJl
serve the people of Dearborn county in the
next lloir-e of Representative!1, if they elect him. We make this statement at thu request
of a number of Mr. BuelTs friend?.
who they i
were, while engaged in the work oi ue- j slrtiction. they have hitherto remained undiscovered, although a reward ot
:S'100 has been olfeied fir their detec
tion by the .Mayor.
This outrage e.ilords another evidence
of the existence in this country ol a feel
ing directly at war with toe spirit ol
our republican lnsiuuuon?, ami uuou
to t!ie sta.hility ot our present torm ot mvernmcnt. Ve are no Abolitionist.
Oa the contrary, we much fear that the movements of this class of persons, howrv.r ivrll intended, must inevitably a-
Front street, in the village of; .)(.(
Washington on the morning ot me '.'JU Hiding Sun. la. where ne
ot the in entertain Travelers and oilier-, m a , v.,l(1I. I ,(!,, on. lister, to wit: iNos
manner which he llitteis bimself will ; ;U(;, 313, 317, 11, 29 G, 287, give general satisfaction. His ' V.: c.? e.? of,, 32,279, GG, Gl, 73, 303,
will be supplied with the best the. country can afford; and his HAR furnUhed with choice Liquors. His STAIjLINC is extensive and will he carefully at tended to, and all proper attention g-iv
;iu bi- iho into! Terence o the tnagis- ,.,.r,,n.,- house aureeable. J le !
;'v.u.i in i... .... - - in iu ivinn.i r
trates, they not being of sufheient abil- (i;erefoie respectfully solicits a snare ol j t v to maintain themselves. So, in tiie ,j.e .,,,1. patronage. '. . , . ;. . 'i . . . ,. ii , ' 1 . .: i .. .. i .. .1
union ot the magistrates, ncc vuni 'pic ;uig im liou i neiu r hu.mwi
usual Steam I oal
former Register of 1 no Navy, ana J jan-
icl Key. son of F. S. Key, Lsq. i ne latter was shot dead at the first tire. Two persons have been prevented
from marrvinir at Taunton, Massachu-
I
moke the pot boil.
A Doomed V.cox.--A Mr. Swift
(zp- There is a stateniei't made by onr crres-
rondent " Fiat Ju-titia,"1 in Ks communica
tion v ulIi we m-ert tn-ilav. ol -.vlnch ie were
heretofore entirely i.M orant. We allude to the attempt made by certaia individual of
Lawreneeburh, throe. -ii their tool in the last
.1 ci-h'.tnre, to get a law pas'ned authorizing the C omiuiisioners e.-f Dearborn county to buy the Urid-e, (or pother a'cein??,) which they built . runner's creek, with that rortion of the
three per cent, fund which falls to this county. This trick of these fellows should not be suffered to pass with a slight notice, for it Was a bare faced attempt at an imposition on the people of the county it was an attempt to take money aivav !om tbcm w hich they might apply to
iiuprovcr.icn.ts of a public benefit it was ?.n attempt to rob the county, nn l put the money in th; pockett of the rich aristocracy of Law-
renei bin gh in truth, it was an attempt in per.....i bn..mn.' .vith the actions of those who
i . :t ii,..; i,;,.( ;ilu:iv5 bein? to enrich
luaoe it. uioi v'r j j them-clves, no matter at whose expense it is
Two or thiee weeks ago the Bridge fell down, and is now kin-, no doubt, where it always onirht to have been, for we are told, by persons who know, that it was a dangerous concern rinee it-erection; and we have no doubt that the stockholders were looking for it to fall ct 1l,e moment when they made application to the Legislature to get it olf their hands.
i 1
i,,-fl to il,o mmforts of I tie slave, anu
retard the period of his deliverance, as well as excite between the North and the South a temper most dangerous to the perpetuity of the Union. Yet, believing with the illustrious Jkfff.ksox that "error of opinion may be tolerated, while reaso i is left free to combat it,"' we. are grieved to observe that violence is resorted to for the purpose of arresting the progress of their principles. Those who expect to effect this object by such means must be very imperfectly acquainted with human nature. In this enlightened age, even a had cause
cannot be put down by persecution ; and
the surest way"- ol insuring an aounuani harvest to the seed of Abolitionism, is to tranmle it down by a lawless mob.
. i - . i 1 1
We trust that ho part ot tins state win . . i i 1
israin be disgraced by acts ot tms kino,
loit that all' of our citizens, however
much they may differ in other tilings, will alwavs be found willing to pay to
the laws of the land a read) and cheer
ful obedience. 0. S. Journal.
was killed by lightning at Jlatiielu, Mass. a few days since, while driving his wagon with a pair of horses. Ilis two horses were hilled by the same bolt. It'is singular that the same vehicle had twice been previously struck
withlightninghoth times with fatal con- w
sequences to the horses. I About two years since it was struck, in. Hatfield street, and three horses killed, at another time it was struck
and two horses killed making in all, seven horses that have been killed in this same wagon. It is hardly to be wondered at that "people are almost afraid to touch it,"' as the Hampshire Gazette says is the case.
nearLv in front of the
Landing, persons either coming elisor wishing to go on hoaid of Pouts at this place, will fmd thisll :tel the most convenient to stop at. C. SNYDFR. lN-in-. Sun. .Julv 23. 1C3G.
iPLS. Conemaugh Salt, on -nd and for sale low for
cash, by the subscriber. ' G. W. COCHRAN. Aurora, July 13, 1G3G.
311.31 !, 313, 17,21)2, 291, 30,21, 385, 233. 271, (31. 70, 31,305,309, 312, 13, 237. 239,2815. :(), 22, 30, 277, 07, 213, 7G, 101, 30, 292, 2F,;3, 125, 143, 135, 255, 2 3, 211, 17G, 1 07, 201, 196, 139, 131, 211.79, 99, 89, 267, 259, 126, 110, 134, 251, 213, 215, 172, 1G2, 197, 132, 213, 230, 239, 210, 183, 193, 201,
163,177, 217, 253,132, 138, 118, 123, 260, 08, 91, 102, 229, 23G, 233,231, 227, 225, 221, 219, 215, 212,21 1, 210, 209, 203. 207, 218,222, 220, 226,223, 231. 2.57, 235. 109, 103. Now, I, Wni. V. R. Peck, Collector of the tax for the corporation of Aurora, will offer said lots for sale on the day aforesaid, to the highest bidder, agreeably to an actapproved Feb. 10, 1 831, providing for incorporating towns. VM. V.R. PECK, Aurora, July 9,1836. Collector.
auliom A PI' persons are hereby forwarned.
'Sr?THK subscribers hereby
SwTrr-J earnestly request an peiesgSlV sons who have accounts unpaid with them for one year and upwards, to call and nay the same imme-
7 1 -
A (LVTIIIIIUNG.
..1! m,r travels"' we have never witnesscu
;, ..router concourse of people on a similar oc ..";... than that which a,semb!ed in this vil
i"'Co a Saturday la.t. It was the day for the
. xbibition of Ludington, mith & Co.'i Mena-
..,;,. nod Cirrus. From an early hoar in tl
momin-, until near noon, the different roads
;"inio town, aoneared to contain a con-
tinuarstrcam of people, some on foot, some on
horseback, and great many in wagons. W I ne heard dili'ercnt estimates as to the num
i,rr of souls in town on that day ; but our own
ion is there was not less llian four iiwu-
Never was there such a crowd in our il- . . , .k.i ...
never, we vciuuiu i - i l"" T !..!...! ...
Ironi an exInDilmn c.uappoiuieu at
Cincinnati, July 4.
Stf.mtjo.t burnt. Through the
e,olileness of Mr. Geo. Porter, one of
the passengers, welearn that the steam
boat Samson took tire about of nines
iclow the. mouth of the Ohio river, on
her passage un, at hnlf past 9 o clock
M. of Tuesday, the 2'eili uu. anu
burnt to the water s edge. Lueat loss
was sustained in goods and money, but no lives known, with certainty, to be
lost, although many were obliged to jump overboard to save themsehes. The boat was run on shore, and the passengers soon rescued from their disagreeable situation by the Techc.
now lying at the wharf. The othcers are mentioned as having behaved with praiseworthy coolness and steadiness of purpose in the midst of danger.
uiaiMNC sii:iN(i.
n f thp most remarkab'e of the Lliatelv. They hone that all persons
aseoUs Spring?, in ihe Tallry of the interested will pay attention to this no- . '. , i i - c : I .- r i ... . ; .. 1 1 . . , I ... 1 ...III,
Kenawha, is culleu l tie nurning opuus, tice, ior negieci ma y u; imuiu..u and is near the centre of the salines, disagreeable consequences.
The Tns rises through the alluvial soil, ' 1S subscribers continue tin: n.v lint'o a cavity, of about a foot in depth, TING business at their old stand, and and five or"six feet in diameter. It is have now on hand a general assorteht or ten rod from the river. F.x- mcnt of &Sa i?, of the last fashions, all cea)t in dry seasons, the cavity is part'y manufactured in their own shop, which filled with water, through which the (br neatness and durability, they think inflammable air makes it's way with a (hey can safely say are not excelled Inconsiderable ebullition. On being kin- any manufactured in the country, died with afire brand or a candle, il They sell on fair terms, and will be throws up a light, lambent flame, sev- thankful for all orders in their line, cral feet higlC which illuminates the 13FXNF.TT Sc MORGAN.
Rising Sun, July 16. 1836.
S3 2
TWO BOYS 15 or 16 years of age, as apprentices to the Chair making bu-
i
A T 1.1 ...I ,w,,.
siii(w. iNone nut novs woo eon nunc
recommended for industry and sobrie-j proves Henry C
.MIIU.'S 1 1 1 1 1 Hid I 1.1
ty, need make application. MAPKS & ARMSTRONG.
Rising Sun, Ju' v 16, 1836.
& Mis i
-i t !
'IS.
ormi
hiie ny K
; aie y aw;
is:ht of the peilormance.
The
e--ive!y warm, and we understand
not gettr.
.l.iv was i
that tv.- or three women and children fainted, ;vnd weree.aiiied out of the pavilion. There is ....i. :.. .r. nhit.-d in the country
Il o I ru i ii i ii -i v 3 ,'" " - - --- that several women and children were seriously injured and killed. Thf. Cnors. It is matter of much oratulation that the crops this season s i i.... .ti-.i r.. ii..k
oml-c SO ammo. no. n."mu 'vi mi,
Canai. Loan7. We are gratified in being able to state that the Canal Fund Commissioners have effected as much, of the Internal Improvement loan as is
necessary for the operations of the present year. That sum we understand to be "o00,000 dollars, or thereabouts. We feel a pride in stating this fact, be
cause it speaks well for the credit of Indiana abroad, and must be regarded as evidence that the "great system1' will not fail for a lack of the "needful." YV mav exoect. therefore, in a few
weeks, to see Engineers on the line of our Public Works, and active preparatory operations commenced by the poard of Internal Improvement. Wabash Courier.
cnrr-mindine obiccls in a singular man
ner, and cives a phastiy aspect to those
nersons who surround this Fountain of
Fire. The gas has been gushing forth for unknown ages, without any preceptible diminution of the quantity.
The Lion's Mouth.--The keeper of a caravan of rare animals was wounded dangerously, n short' lime since, at Suffiield, Conn, by a lien. He
had entered his cage, and tin; lion le-
.,.,rnCl (Vir. ilnnr. bp. whint him SC-
uii; 1 1 " i . - vi.v, v, -, 4 . ... -n .1' f
verelv. to make him move, so that he from tl.e town oi Aurora, in one. 101
mhdit get out. The Hon, oeing enra- sate, on cuui , i.. m., ......
ilew at him. and bit him through residence in Aurora, to Lie highest uiu
- : . . i .I. ,i r 1 1 . - . -il.
.i... n i . h nt ivmaivc - i cr. ne 10 lowing mh iuio. i
uiu iiuiii ui mo uup... - j i 7- i 1 i ' v i Mooerc i f m;;t Hie ti'dipr cs- A number of J O I '. C
Oils Mciiei; ii mi"" r-- - i rrMTr? caned from his jaws alive; but the COii S and C ILl Lb, several OK L
,l t w:w iirfi WOU U mOIllIV. UP VJ.VI'.i, i loosoin'iu ....
and he is not out of danger. Furniture, and a variety or ot.it i. un
cles, not necessary to insert in tins au
History of Tkx vs. A complete vertisement. Sale to commence at lu
,n,l :,,iilien(ir liistorv of Texas, from nVlnrk. A. M. All sums under ,S5 to
not to purchase from Thomas
Johnson, or those holding under him; a certain promissory note, healing date tlth of April, 1836, signed by James Patterson and Samuel Fuller, and
made payable to Robert Ptodgers, C. for sixty "dollars and twenty five cents; and due 1 1 months after date, as the same lias been obtained from me through fraud and misrepresentation and notice has been given to the makers not to pay to any person but me. ROBERT RODGERS. July 2, 1836. UST of letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Hartford, la. on the 1st day of July, 183G: Those not taken out in three months will be sent to the Post Office Department as dead letters.
l.nrricklow John llrambi 1 Luhcn liailey Judith Coyle Isaac Council James Cotiley Janu s
roves Crcorsre
THE subscriber being about to remove
Kiltie William 1. at ton Samuel
Lrtrned James S
Monroe J W II Musgravc Moses RIoyer David Mclntyre Mahala McCabe Archibald Fluniincr Thomas Pyle J C Ilea James Shepherd Miss Martha Smith Krastu9 Weaver George
Woods J & 11
pr
i' ill
in the midst of harvest and the
,i ,.tr:nL:iblv fine for nerform-
weaiuei i 'ii, ii1fT thc labor which is demanded by the season. '' JmrnaL (rori The Richmond (la.) Palladium of the 10th inst.says: We are i;ow in the mulst of harvest, and seldom
hleu a moie uouiucmia
the pen of a lady, is announced in the l,e cash in hand; and on sums over 6
. s - lM.rt ,,t. mil mr
nress at v incinnaii. "uiii
ess, Mrs.' Mary Austin Holly, of Lex
ington, Ky. She proposes to give n fuU. account of the Geography, topo
eranhv. &c. ot that interesting coun
irv. "Manv valuable narticulars will
.... j ,
a n-editof six months will he given.
F.LI AS COxNWLLL Aurora, July 1G, 1330.
JOHN K. LEWIS, P.M.
""LIST" OF LETTERS Remaining in the Post Office at Wilmington, la., on the first of July, 1836; Those not taken out in three months will be sent to the General Post Office as dead letters.
Johnson Henry Jones Elisha Mealec Margaret Miller Isaac Richardson Harmon Robertson Mark Smith John Stevenson John Tenhly Samuel
Thompson leorge vy
I)i.sTitovi; Fi.if.s. To one pintcf milk and a quarter of a pound of raw suar add two ounces of ground pep
per; simmer the same together (or eight or ten minutes, and place it about in shallow vessels : the Hies attack il greedily, and in a few minutes they will be suffocated. Bv this method you may
keep every part of 'your house, ev en
. nur l. i!rkf.n i Ur nC (line ;ill summer
!.., i.-.tmr vie ueu nw- i "j i-.n ui mv-o .... lltlS 11. till i, J , . , .. , ...:. 4. J .1 .1 - nttnnA
f . tl.f. i.ihor ol toe iiuso.iiiuiM.i'i vv iuitjui me uniici niai uijr oil" rcluinioi.o"' . . .1 .i l.i r
ba for the first time
" To the I'ultPiic. rHF. nronrietorof the Rising Sun Cof-
ade known to fee House respectfully informs the tra-
Paily l.hunel liarker Zaehariah lJuntin JoMiua Chalmers Rachel Coles S Cross Aaron S Davis John Davison Mary
Danes Rebecca
I lanes J ohn
Herbert Ksip Wni Fair-Trew John Hihbcn Win faxTuhier William James William DAVIS AVE AVER, P. M.
L 111! l"l, Ul.l llli.v. ... . ll 1 t 1 the public through this work. Mrs. veling public, and others, that he has Holly's intimate acquaintance with opened a EE)Hi oi" ItsatcrtaiiR.ri.CinfrnisiliP.l i iuli vi.l uals at the head ssoil, near the corner of Front and
of the Texas government uuring her Grand streets, in the. village oi Jtising
residence thcrc,having her access lodo- Sun, Intliana, wnere ne .iucik.s cumenlsand facts which have not been as good a house as is generally kept in at the command of other writers. The this country. Good Stabling is allac.h-
volume will extend to about300 pages, ed to the establishment. Wiinoui inl
and we doubt not will have a rapid ther remarks, l.ic public arc himuu
come and try the new tavern; aim h they do not like the fare, lodging, &c,
DIKD, they Know in. y.ai. pti:i...-
On Saturday last, Jke Ann, only next time, ine punnc ? "
child of Mr. George Lindsay, of this vi-vanl, 1 UU. mavio. " ... I .-. . . i I.. .. i c i r 'i' .iu
unity, aged 10 months and H daye. Rising sun, juijt io, io.w,-,
sale. J. V. Star.
BOOT & SHOE MAKING.
1 " i 1. i- -m-r ' r f,-w rviC ft lirfc
lvKSl'ECTl'Ul.L. iiiiuiiim
public trial ne cuuuuuca .1 IV -1 1 Ckn.. rn'itinlT
to carry on me liotu u oimc in.i...H business, at his old stand in Union township, where he will keep on hand a general assort ment of LF.ATITF.R, and will make Roots and Shoes to order, out of rood materials, which he will sell as low
as can he afforded.
in lowimhtn. June
"S. 1
7 "
53G.
Iron. TON Iron, assorted, just received and for sale by
junell PEFPER FRENCH
in this pai t of thecountr) . sun, "eie the use or poi.on.