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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
CALL AND SETTLE.

\ the old year has run its common course, and
IA new one commenced it's infantie career, Gus
tom and long established habit has made it necessa-
ry to know how we stand with regard to each other
in pccuniary point Of view, would therefore, re-
quest it Of all those who know themselves to be in
debted to me, &c call and settle: Also-a those hav.
ing accounts against me, will do me an equal favor
by presenting the same. l.. MCKEE.
January 10, lS4l. l3-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

JUST RECEIVED.
II A BARRELS N O Sugar;
~W do Loaf do
Chests Imperial and Hyson Teas;
10 Sacks Rio and Havana Coffee;
Barrels Molasses;
25 Kegs Pittsburg Nails;
40 Boxes Window Glass;
1000 Gallons Ohio Stoncwarc;
1000 Lights Window Sash;
10000 Best Spanish Cigars;
Is Barrels of Whskey;
Pipes Holland Gin;
Pipe best Champagne Brsndy;
Barrels American Brandy;
3 do do Gin;
do Peach Brandy;
Boxes best Virginia Tobacco;
10 Kegs and Boxes Kentucky Tobacco;
As Barrels Good Green Apples;
Barrels Malaga Wine;
All of which will dispose of on reasonable terms,
and solicit my old customers to call and examine my
stock. H. MUSGRAVE.
Bloomington, Oct. 81, l840.-2h.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
Administration Sale.

10y order of the District Court of Musca!ine
ID county, Iowa Territory, the undersigned, as
administrator of John S. Abbott, late OF said county,
deceased, will sell at lblic Sale in Bloomington, to
the highest bidder for the benefit of the creditors Of
said deceased, Saturday the thirteenth day of Feb
ruary ls4l sale to commence at ten o'clock, A. M.
One undivided half Of the following described pro-
perty, being in the Town of Bloomington, County
and Territory as aforesaid. viz:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

majority Of the people Of the Territory as
exhibited at our last general election, de-
feat will inevitably attend them.
10. Resolved, That believing this or
ganization can be best promoted and per-
fec,ed by township, county, and Terrific
rial Conventions, we recommend to the
Democratic party Of Iowa, the holding Of
such Conventions, in order that their nom-
nations for the various offices may be
made by the people themselves, and not
by few active and interested persons.
II. Resolved, Tha. it is recommended
to the Democracy of the several counties
to hold Territorial Convention at Iowa
City, on the first Monday Of June next,
for the purpose of placing in nomination
candidate to be supported for the Office
of Delegate in Congress.
IL. Resolved, That the Democratic
electors of each county be requested to
nominate a full ticket for Representatives
in the Legislature, and that they discoun-
,enance the pretensions of all other aspl-
| rants of their own party.
]. w. Wood, Esq, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved. That a Central Committee,
to codsist of members from Des Moines
county, and Committees of Correspon
dence to consist of one member from each
of the counties in this Territory, be APP
pointed by this meeting; and that we re-
commend to our Democratic fellow ci.i-
zens in the several counties throughout
the Territory, TO organize and appoint
County Committees, and 10 unite their in
1uence with ours, TO produce harmony
of feeling and jealous cooperation i'll
every honorable effort to ensure success to
the Democracy of Iowa, in their future
proceedings.
The Committees appointed by the
meeting, under the foregoing resolution,
are as follows:
Stephen Gearhart, John Johnson, Geo.
Hepner, J. Nj. Morgan, J. w. Woods =
Des Moines county.
Ed. Johnslon-Lee county.
John Carns-Van Buren, county.
Sullivan S. Ross--Jefferson county.
VIM. Thompson--Henry county.
Thomas Baker--W ashington county.
S. q. wbrdge-Johnson county,
Jas. Wilson lselt--Louisa county.
Edward E. Fay--Muscatine county.
H. Van Antwerp--Cedar county.
Andrew Logan--Scott county,
Samuel r. Murray--Clinton county.
John G. M'DonaId-Jackson county.
Thomas M'Cransy-Dubuque county.
friedrich Andross-Clayton county.
John G. Berry-Linn county.
Thomas Denson-Jones county.
Mr.. Edward Johnston offered the fol-
lowing, which was adopted with acclama-
ton:
Resolved, That we have the most I'M
bounded confidence in the capacity, in
dustry and integrity Of our Delegate in
Congress, the Hon. A. G. DODGE, the vii
LITIGATION of his party calumniators to the
contrary notwithstanding.
The meeting was then ably addressed
by Messrs. Mason, Greene, and Bailey.
On motion of Mr.. Parker, ordered tina.
the proceedings of this meeting be pub
lished in all the Democratic papers in the
Territory.
And on motion of Mr.. Hastings, the
meeting adjourned sine die.
WIN. COOP, President.
Jos. +. FALEs, Sec'y.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
Temperance Meeting.

GT The Bloomington Temperance Society will
meet THIS EVENING, at the usual place. N.
w. Goodrich, Esq will address the meeting.
- meeting of the Bloomington Literary As
ISOLATION will be held at the School room, TOMOR-
ROW EVENING, at half past o'clock. AnAd-
dress may be expected from the Hon. J. Williams.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

The Pendleton Messenger reports that Mr..
Preston intends to resign his seat in the SEN
ate of the United States, in which case. it is
said, Mr.. McDuflie will be elected.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

n VALUABLE FARM, two miles below Bloom
"A ington, on the Mississippi river, containing
423 acres, about hundred acres OF which IS un.
der mood fence and cultivation, with q good frame
house and log cabin thereon. For particulars apply
to ADAM OGILVIE.
Bloomington, October II, 1916.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
.MEDEEaL.

hrs. Bl.AYDES & REYNOLDS have as
- ISOLATED themselves in the practice Of Medi-
cine. and tender their services to the citizens Of
Bloomington and its vicinity, in the various branch
Of their profession. Office in Holingsworth's Drug
Store for the present.
ON HAND AND FOR SALE,
y SMALL lot Of Liquors, &c. as follows:
"a Port and Sweet Malaga wine;
Muscat and Madeira do
do do in bottles;
Holland Gin and Cherry Bounce;
A few bottles Cherries end other fruits in IL
quor;
2 doz bottles Champagne:
doz bottles Porter; Whiskey, DC.
A small lot Of Dried Apples and Peaches; Aim
onds and Fberts.
A few Caps, Stocks, Shirts, Socks, Leather Nit
tens, and other articles.
Also, IS Bushels Of Corn;
One Light Two Horse Wagon;
One Iron Shod Wood Sleigh;
One sett of double Harness;
And last Of ALL one very excellent Black Horse,
suitable either for draft or saddle.
A. G. CLARK.
Bloomington, Jan. 8. ls4l.-ll-tf. %
A Ii. those wishing to have their oxen shod, will
N do well to call on the subscribers, as they are
now prepared to do such work. and they later them
selves. from their past experience in the business,
that they can do it right.
d. s., SMITH,
ROBT. LAUGHI.IN.
Bloomington, Jan. 6, lS4l.-3t-nll.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
AMERICAN HOTEL,

Corner of Second and Io,ca .Arenue-one square
from the Steamboat Landing.
gEVHE PROPRIETOR of the above establish
IL mont would respectfully inform his friends and
the public generally, that it is now open for the
ception of all those who may wish to patronize him.
Having incurred very heavy expense in the cree
ton of a commodious HOTEL (where one has been SO
much needed, he hopes by personal attention to bu-
sness and strict regard for the comfort of his guests,
to merit remuneration through the patronage Of a
generous public.
His TABLE will be provided with the best the
market affords His STABLE is commodious, and
will always be attended by rusty Osters In short,
every exertion will be used to suit the taste, comfort
and convenience Of all who may call on him.
T. s. BATTELLE.
Bloomington, Nov. ID, 1910. 3tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
new STORE,

NHE SUBSCRIREK oilers Tor sale a large as
n sortment of DRY GOODS, consisting in part
Of READY-MADE CLOTHING. Also, Groce-
ries, Hardware and Cutlery, Glassware, Boots and
Shoes. Window Glass and Sash, all of which he
will sell for Cash. or exchange for Dry Hides Deer
Skins, Furs, &c.
JOHN ZEIGLER.
BIoomincton. Oct. &c, 1910 l-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

statement Of the Receipts and Expenditures
Of the county Of .Muscatj,ae, for the gear
1910.
RECEIPTS.
Received for License to Merchants, Ped
lars and Grocers, S797 OF
On account of tax list of 1889, 223 OF
*On account Of tax list Of 1910, 1878 So
For fines, l55 81
S2994 IA
EXPENDITURES.
Expense of criminal prosecutions, 1896 %
Support of the poor, 42l rs
Services of Sheriff, 39l "a
For laying out Territorial roads, 27l i6
District Attorney fees, 355 90
Services of the Clerk Of the District Court, 1876 90
Services Of the Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners, l63 90
Services of Commissioners l62 90
Fees ofthe officers of the District Court, 80 90
Rent of rooms for the District Court and
Juries, ll6 96
Expense ofassessing for 1910, ll6 Is
Jurors fees, 1876 %
Jaor's fees, 81 rs
Treae urers commission, "a OF
Jail furniture, So rs
Expense of Elections, 1910, 80 10
Expense of Stationary, 80 25
Amount ovcrpaid for license and refunded, Is 80
Extra services to the Clerk of the Board of
Commissioners for 1889, 80 90
Expense of obtaining lists Of lands sold
in the County from the Land Offices, 70 60
1886 CT
JOHN VANATER,
BENJAMIN NYE,
Balance of tax for 1910 still due the County,
near $500 90. Jan. l2, lS4l.
THE LAST CALL WITHOUT COST.
4 LII those VIII, have not paid their Taxes for the
IA year 1910, will please settle the on or be-
fore the first of March next as there may be cost on
all arrears to be collected after that date
JAMES DAVIS, Collector
Jan. IL, 1S4l.-l2-tf. for Muscatine county.
MONONGAHELA WHISKEY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

IN BARRELS New Orleans Sugar;
4O 80 sacks Rio and HAVANA Coffee;
IL boxes Y Hyson, Imperial aud Gunpowder teas;
boxes Tobacco;
rs sacks Ground Alumni Salt;
ID barrels Rum Gin and Whiskcy
Is kegs Pi,tsburg White Lead; just received, on
consignment, aud for sale by
ADAM OGILVIE.
Bloomington, November IL, lS40-3n.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
EGTR0F HORSES,

uvAKEN UP by Isaac McCorkle, of Johnson
i county, I. T. 8 estray horses, to wit: One
Lark Bay Mare, supposed to be four years old, ap-
praised to $500. One Black Mare, hind feet
white, star in the forehead-appraised to $1,000
One Dark Brown stud colt supposed to be two years
old next spring-appraised to $4,000, before Robert
Walker, Esq. on the 10Th December, 1910.
STEPHEN B. GARDINER,
January IA, 1S4l. 1871 Clerk D. C. |. G.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
THE LAST CALL WITHOUT COST.
MONONGAHELA WHIsKEY.

80 BBlS. Monoagahela Whlskey and 10 barrels
- Old Rectied do. on hand and for sale by
Jan. !, 1871. loft II. MUSGRAVE
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
ESTRArMORSE.

nvAKEN UP, by VIM. H. Chambers, living
i near Marion, Linn county, Iowa Territory, on
the 18th day Of November, A. D. 1910, described as
follows, viz : One Apilucy colored Horse, supposed
to be eight years DID, thirteen hands high: no other
marks or brands perceivable--appraised at twenty
five dollars by Thomas Mcconnell, Hamilton Adj
ans and Theodore Saucer, before VIM. Chambers,
J.P. JOHN q. BERRY. Com.
Marion. Dec. Is. 1850. 1885, Clerk, l. &C.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

East 40 feet of lot g. in block with the buildings
thereon.
S i" ll,with the log house
thereon.
West half Q IL, with the frame
house thereon.
81" So, with the log house
thereon.
Also, one Travelling Trunk.
Nine months credit will be given; the purchaser
giving bond with approved security and mortgage.
ADAM OGILVIE, Administrator.
Bloomington, Dec. 25, lS4O.-n9-6w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22
CASH! CAsH!i

CASH! CASHu
Y LII those indebted to me, by Note or Book Ac-l
"a count, will please settle the same by the first
day Of January. ls4l, as panctuality is the life Of
business. H. MUSGRAVEs
Bloomington, Dec. nth, lS40.-s-tf
TAKEN UP
10y Samuel Hendrckson, living near West Lib
= erty, Muscatine county, Iowa. on the LIST day
Of November, 1910, LIGHT BAY FII.LEY, de-
scrbcd in the appraisers return, as follows: "with
dark name and tail, star in her forehead, near hind
foot white, fourteen and half hands high supposed
to be two years old last spring."
EDWARD E. FAY, Clerk
Dec Is, 1910. s-3t BC.M.C.
COOpering
a MARRIED on in all its branches, and will he
~ constantly kept on hand. Meat Casks, Flour
Barrels, Liquor Kegs, Wash Tubs and Boards,
Churns, Water Buckets, Dry Measures, &C. &c. q
WANTED,
One or TscO JOurnevnsen [OOpers:
ALSO,
A Few Thousand Hickory Hoop Poles.
B. COvELL.
Wyoming, Dec. II, ls4O.-n9-6m
I PATENT CORN MILL, and / Corn shelter,
i for sale low, Ivy A. OGILVIE.
Bloomington, Dec. l6, l840-S-tf
PORK! PORK!!
fHSHE subscribers will take Pork in exchange for
u Goods and on all Notes and Accounts due
them, if delivered soon at their store.
STONE & HUMPHREYS.
Bloomington, Dec IL. 7tf
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mas stolen into power by meanly and dis
honestly refusing to publish to the world
what Its true principles were.
8. Resolved, That we learn with equal
alarm and indignation, that Gen. Harrison
has declared on "A recent occasion, since
his election TO the presidency, that, were
II IN his power to do so, he would cheer
fully resign the high office to which he
has been elevated by the people, into the
hands of HENRY CLAY, as the man
best qualified, in his opinion, of any other
IN the union, to discharge its important
iunc,lon-lhat Henry Clay, who, it is
now universally believed, and generally
admitted by the wings themselves, will be
their candidate for the succession-that
Henry Clay who is the vindicfive enemy
cfMe settlers upon the public lands! that
Henry Clay, who, be IT FOREVER
REMEMBERED, has sneeringly. and
bitterly reviled this most numerous class
Of the real d,oelyers IN ''log cabins" as
''club law or ..la,cless men, and law
less in,ruders upon and pl,tnderers Of the
public domain" holding them up to the
scorn Of the world, from his high place in
the Senate Of the United States, as little
peter than pick-pockets, or highway rob-
bers!
=. Resolved, That it is earnestly uraed
upon the Democrats of the different coun-
1es 70 ADOPT at an early day, effectual
ncssu.es Tor thorough and efficient or
ssnlza!lon OF the party-without which,
"0s~''ns'aod'ng they compose : large
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-01-22

pO,O0U VI
JOHN VANATER,
BENJAMIN NYE,
Balance of tax for 1910 still due the County,
near $500 90. Jan. l2, lS4l.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-06-24
William saagar & 90.
T,pe a slereotypc Eonnnr,

"a Fsiton, Corner Of Gold Street n. w.
TENrIE Subscribers take this method ~ ,,,,..
q ing 10 their friends and The pubic r,fc,s,.'
shst. having purchased The exleusse INA !, h,
kuowo TYPE FOUNDRY, for1ue,ly agr,d ~ =
llessfs. Counnr ana Cooke, lLey have ,er,e..i
The same 10 their present eenl,sl posi,i5n. ~,
ing made extensive fevsions. additions. ana NJ.
aiions, they are nov piepsred to execute ots,,s /,
auy magnitude they may be favored a.iI, M
prnmplness, aad Uu as Gyof4h- ftrn.s \. NV,
other Foundry in Amerca. 10 tl.sir pev Il
eimen hook, whioh has tCen receu!iy cs,ess,.ls
eiseula.et, they would rcspeeiiuly refer.
Al articles manufactured - ihem 81 i; te ~,
Hiaiei lal equal, n not sapas.nf 10 any nsnose,ss
go % 49,. couutty--agd upacfen ii.ofogsb n.
amlnsii1n - 10 apr, a'auce, saarilr, d .s.s,.
aud f.pcry asserting. All articles e,it,,g =
lie .5f-lcimcH Book, tormcfly sand by Coes.,
AID Coukc iog' .hor Rah poiis 10 Foais ia ] !,
la@m, can no~ BE- fUui.Led from TIE Fyu.s,s
w.iaoot 1aiay, With msny since aUdad.
WILLIAM UAGhR & co are avfnf. t.,t.
sale q the Aapirr, Washington. and Smilb F,....
e., which, together With Chssss, case., Ca,e.
ing Slicas, Furniture, lnk, cod every af,le, 6i,9
"a .be printing tusiHess, 0i!. % kept ga hsis -
iutri bod a. manufacturer pfie.s
y no machine cast Tire nzlaIcieru 4
hfs Foundry.
sew fak. February 25 lsll.
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10 the Virginia and United
States Public.

fRliE sulscriser proposes, Il patronage sta
~ eaffArl tAe faif'prsg TO publish 10 t.fg
81 Wasingtor. a hshf fo.ansi Jusra y. % q
called The " OBSERVER" II fubfefi1,,os. q &
justify hIGi, BIS wlsh ~ to issue ihe afsi narssf
~ l.e ifst Monday oi Jlac ac&i--oue vr.i Il
lao 81 iGfihest after the cumuagnctneai " ~
E2ira Session If Ceagtcsy
Ih4 Observer, Is 10 goes into optfai' M. = s5.
Itei-e l'ttly and uhTcsofvetly. lie sctlsa M
isitfal t,osetnuftn,, vaL4ct ieaf. iasUraf ss...
uoh. IL wi'l l0ok ie' oPgogt "a tie Pey ~ 4
ibe People only. Saving taken 80 ati,re pAil
lhe election ~ Gen, Harra0n, afG2asiY Aapibz esd
eqhfdctf'y believing that n,s Adfsir aFftlon d
ius.. The generous eanEatnce, aad l5sl Ne De-.
s.site erpcclaitons of tie American Pssg,r. "A
pledge mJsslf 10 fxierd to Il Go unasscfHlfsiIss
suppaL shall BE- happy 70 PRAISE. to, ~, sls.4
10 ecosufc. ! hsss lpag agp promised
se'tncg never 10 be man wofshiqpsr a.isf o
suFiais ans man or Eny ~ II fea. sesls,i ss
Constitution oi the country. 1sss vsg aoa =
kefp 70 lhr best u my abillty, - help baa
II TIC Pfupla sail sustain ar 10 th8 sHfg,t,
lbc gsi.. 81 rrag 70 yrais 81 calsafiai W. .ta
si4all ~ G,sieate3 dlH&caIly abd isa4.a. .
teater tie Observer worthy o! lhe,r ilfr !
pteriae them, add | viii redeem j., ihi i.sf
shall have Flflaal ps!Hi a N4sA.pzlau q rs
aae, yei hnugti, faithful and lf1e u ugai lia lE
eaafr ~ els county, and DE Rights Of las s...ss
Hd ol ,hc peerts Whether PRINT s. On y -
ft4sirtd atihe fedaul Metropolis, ior .e -
stal 81 o. he Sis,ez snj moi "a lht 5eagsl -.
thoilir. lcage i to The country 70 ssF
lihrw out these proposals RIOS, sH'esd'7E
statfl,er q be mote specific laah
tain j. tlseFe exists t.e ,aalt8n - a7p.uH
- az NiahiHetaa aluOh will etfs 13f
fgfi 90 Grp. Harrison of saF nsief Fred E
hs.a bee euiJes b.niseif 10 if b. ths G.,Esit
aHiy % h. course, bot ahch Sal pfiatu
siau- aud distt4s.ful oi Fttrfal Iaac,, ane (
iatnlg more prompt "a auach .fa arsees y
agFpiescs "a tagm, Ia s. 10 wit. be az TIC i.ae q
tso Oo,trnmvut.
IS lhs ume limited, -foafsi those W.o -'t
eisFosed ia support lnc 10 uils seyuP: g =.
aagacc j. Ny letter.
JNO II rLEtsANIS
Richmond, I1,ch 22d. 1911.
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MOOD TXpE.

A UT by Machinery, and warranted Fu2tiai
any heretofore manufactured Ggqitt
Assbiu, Tontiac n1iialnF, curntf = Wei 4.
Water street. New York, respectfully inomi.s
Printers Of the 1nlted Slaics. that BE hos faF
l4ti operation his machine lor emitting Nel
iyFcE, which teleg az tBiire HfgC iFrlE.'ea.s
saftsuted 20 cul 1yprs, both plain and 1'raa'
al, iaT hyperion q any heretofore exhibited
public; and IN proof Of Ihe assertian, inlofa3
Fublle tha, he hsa obtained Diplomas and N,f@i
from both the American and m,ciaol,s i7'-
iutfs Of the City Of New York, a. thsf f5.''t
1881, ls3-, aud 1899, as the bgoas Of Tbs la..'.
tate. will show
George T. Scsbin you'd particularly invite II
attetiI1h Of Printers 10 The fact, that l1foaga ~
paihfnoas Of the psuprieiors Of che LyrfPe9' 'll
ii4ero liuss IT Fsokets. be has been tdfpfid VIZ
Tho latest French aud English specimens. tt'
mlay u The neg styles "a liica afu very iI'.-
some, and have bGen got ~ bg bin ihf' N.ls
exhibited by him d the Mechanics FIR q w
CITY noa just closed, and pronounced BY ne l'a
mHten Of Printers appointed To examine VIZ
and Specimens. 10 Be snpcfirr 10 ans Woo II
ever before exhibited. and having dccidtd 8
vantage over large Metal Types
George i. Nosbitt would also inform Ne ti't
'ers Of the United States, that he is ready e ~
Typos m Wood Of any size, from lines l'h
agwAtds, from any Of The patterns Of sa''H1
Types contained 10 tho extensive Spcrnfn .
Nessrs q. Bruce g. Co, or ffom any new pae'H
that ran BE- suggested.
George I Nesbiu IL icsifous that Pnn'''
and thpsc becoming Agents. should he acqni0
wfth The fact, that his prices arc much F'au.'
from those heretofore charged By other mA'-.
tactarcrs; tina, be allows bis Agents hi'yE
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