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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
For the Herald.

MEssRs EDIToRs--I shall without ceremony
state few facts in relation to an existing case
which, in my opinion, calls loud for the assist
ance of charity. 1t il that Of WIDOW LrcRo
and family, which is understood by many Of
our citizens, yet there are others ignorant Of
her circumstances, who, / think, would take
pleasure in rendering them assistance. The
facts are these: Her husband, peaceable.
honest and Industrious citizen, was reduced to
poverty and want by sickness, and about the
last of March, their eldest son, a lad Of 8 or 9
years old, took sick and died. In eight DAYS
after his death, the father followed, and on tie
day which he was buried, two of her children
were taken down, and suffered every thing but
death, yet finally recovered, soon after their re.
covery, the measles broke out in the family,
and before their recovery from that disease, the
scarls, fever attacked the family, all Of whom
were confined to their beds at the same time,
and last Sabbath another of the children was
borne to the grave. Ihave called to see them,
and am pleased to find the few spared ones in
fair way to recover.
Since the death Of the husband and father
the family have subsisted upon charity, having
nothing to spare with which to purchase food
and raiment.
From Mrs. Legro, learn that her friends,
narrow circumstances, and unable TO furnish
her with funds to reach them, but Assure her
that if she can get to them, they can provide
her with means for comfortable living, which,
with the hope of reganing her health. makes
her anxious to start for them as early as posi-.
BILE.
The method propose, as best for rendering
her assistance, is this: The Rev. Mr.. Fisher
has an appointment to preach at the school
house on next Sabbath, where those who can
contribute for her benefit can do so in the usu.
a; manner of taking up collections. If ever
case of suffering appealed to the charity of tho
people, the one just cited should excite our be-
nevolent feelings, and lead US to relieve it.
feel confident that our citizens will not turn
deaf ear to the call made by the sufferings Of
the widow and fatherless, but that they will
literally contribute for this praiseworty psr.
pose. HOPE u CHARITY.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
The north has done nobly."-Hawkeye

Well, she has and the south has done ditto
They with the assistance of the east and west have
done up the business for whiggery in Iowa. Jack.
son, in the north promised to the whigs on con-
dton that the Office of Sergeat-at-arms to the Coun-
Gil should be conferred OH gentleman resident there
in, which was done, and-the devil took Jesus
cup into an exceeding high mountain, and showed
him all the kingdoms of the world, and the glory Of
them, and saith unto him, All these things will l
give thee, if thou wilt fall down and worship me- "
Now, it is conceded by all the followers of His Sa-
tanic Majesty that he did not own an inch of land
in the world, to which he could give shadow of IT,
tie, and the returns from Jackson county showing
that its citizens viewed the rights of the late Ser
geant-at-arms in the same. light, exhibits stri-
king similarity between the promises of the dew
il and of the wing Sergeat-at-arms There is wide
difference, however, in the manner in which they
were received-no faith was placed in the promise
eff the devil, but the wing humbugged few.
TENNessEE.-A highly respectable gentle
man in this state, writing to member of Con.
gress, says: s@
liz prospect mas never Oeen so brlghten-
ed for US since the division Of parties here, as
tits at this time. There is complete reaction,
and you never saw the opinion of people chang
ing so fast. With regard to the result of the
State election, believe now that Polk will be
elected; and if the election was two or three
months off, believe his majority would be
twelve or fifteen thousand. A great many of
the leading Wing politicians are speaking con-
temptuously Of their party, their acts, and do
ings. The Abolition move, the appropriation
to Harrison's family, &c. slay their thousands
in Tennessee" tsga1#.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

U5 We have at length received the official re-
ties Of Cedar, Linn and Jones' which we give below.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

Total. 444 1874 397 $50 372 36l
Dodge's majority over Rich, 10; Higginson's
over benson, g.; Van Antwerp II; Mexican, 49,
In Cedar county the contest for the House Of Repre-
sentatves was not conducted upon political grounds,
the county seat question far outweighing all other
considerations had it been otherwise, both the Dem
ocratic candidates would have been elected.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

The following table shows, as near as can be as
certaincd at this me the political complexion Of the
next Territorial Legislature The seat Of Col. Cox,
will, we understand, be contested.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20


Dubuque, Clayton & Delaware
G. H. Booth, Warner Lewis, q
Jackson-Thomas Cox,
Scott and Clinton-James Grant,
j. NJ Robertson,
Muscatine-Samuel Holiday, l
Johnson-Henry Felkner, :
Louisa VIM. L. 1oole,
Des Moines-Geo. Hepner, ]. NJ.
Morgan, Isaac Letter, alfred He
borM Dorid E. Blair 2
Henry Wilson, Porter, Smeed,
Van Buren-Unah Biggs, ]. NJ.
Whitaker, - Weld, 3
Neutrality-suspicious. Baker,
Jefferson-Richard Quinton,
Lee-Wm. Patterson, Henry J.
Campbell, E. S. Mccullough, 3
Linn, Jones & Cedar-SamIP r.
Hlgginson, T. S. benson,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
Steamboat Erie Ruynt-lSO LfCes Lost.

Steamboat Erie Bmnt-l6O Ltres Lost.
BY gentleman who arrived in this place on We'd
nesday evening last, by steamboat, we learn that
on last Monday week, the steamboat Erie, running
on Lake Erie, heavily laden and crowded with pass
sengers took FIRE and was burned to the waters edge,
with loss of $50 lives. Twenty-nine were all
that were saved. Among the passengers were about
40 German emigrants, bound for illinois, most of
whom were among the number that persisted.
The accident by which these unfortunate beings
were hurried to watery grave was caused by the
objectionable carelcssncss of its officers A Of
spirits of turpentne placed near the boilers and cx-
posed to flying sparks, took fire and exploded, in.
stanty spreading the flames her decks, defying
all attempts to quench it.
BANK OF MINERAL PoINT.-The commissioners
appointed to wind up the affairs Of this concern, says
the Gacna Gazette found few of the assets to meet
the demands against it, which have been so often
paraded before the public by its CASHIER sometimes
under OATH Royal Carlos Knapp, brother to the
CASHIER was caught at Rockford, with the sets in
bis possession, making his way to safer quarters, and
taken by force to Gaena, where he was arrested on
awrit for rover, and bail for his appearance at the
next term Of the court required in the snug little
sum of $4,000, for want of which he was COM
med 1t is hoped that the guilty in this fraudulent
concern will be made to suffer for their rascality-
II none who have had finger in this pie escape JUS
ce, we greatly mistaken if Gov. Doty don't leave
the Executive chair for season, to peep through
the non sash Of dove-tailed loci-up.
CT Late papers from Washington announce the
passage of the Bank Bill and wing letter writers saw
it is generally believed Mr. Tyler will sign it. Rvcs
opposed it to the last.
The Distribution bill has become law
FoRE1GS.-The Great Western arrived at New
York on the 26th ut in Is days from Bristol, bring
ing intelligence 10 days later than previous arrivals
We give few of the most important items brought
by her.
The election in England resulted in favor of the
Tories. The London Globe, wing papers, con.
cedes to that party majority Of SO.
The same paper says the Great Western took over
remtances to pay the interest up to the ls July, on
the Internal improvement debt of Illinois, Indiana
and Mississippi the only States which have failed
TO meet their engagements
After abiding to the latter fact it says" Howev
cr if Congress should pass the law for distributing
the proceeds Of public lands amongst the different
States Of America, this will supply them with means
to meet their engagements for some time TO come
See how well Mr.. Clay has played into their hands
sevo'ny-6ve persons were drowned by mishal
in launching vessel at Rotterdam.
On the 18th ult. the Convention between Austria
France, Great Britain, Prussia, Russia and Turkey
was signed ytheir Ministers Plenipotenaries, thus
settling the difficulties between France and the Fou,
Powers, about the Straits of the Dardanelles and
Bosphorus.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

GO The number before the last of the Herald is
out upon in the opinion of its editor mighty Sc
pere, but we deem it to be too fiat to merit an an
swer."-Iowa Standard.
Not exactly, Mr.. Standard. We did not think il
at all severe, for had it been we would well know
that it would be like charging 36 FOUNDER with
heavy slugs, to shoot butterfly. There is not
enough of material about the Standard to justify the
smallest squb, to say nothing about severe article
We have small Harrisburg shin-plaster, which
cost nothing, and though worth but little vet has
an interesting history, which will wager against
box Of counterfeit pills. that the STANDARD cannot
deny, or disprove, rather, single sentence in the
article to which it alludes, and which contained
some statements not very respectful to the conduct
OTIS of that concern.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

Gen. Dodgc's majority, 500
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
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Volume |. now ready
O the Rect


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acquiring ofconPoioa or i'rsn h"ir literary Taste at
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Will be- cou,t-a Objects Of attention, aud
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Ia JOHN FROST. Al rrcf>or Bl>
he High School OF Philadelphia whose reputation prac,
teacher tie departments OF education snd polite
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belhmen concerned hut tor elevated moral and riercs
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New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERY.-The Danyille Branch OF the
Farmers Bank of Virginia entered Saturday Sun
day mig last By OF false keys AMI robbed Of ninety
thousand hundred and htryfcs dollars Fortu-
natey the Bank So, 1875 of this large
tilate notes issued by the branch stamped the face
Cancelled which hoped may aid in the detection OF the
burglars reward OF $4,000 is offered for the apprehen
sion and of the robber robbers and the
of the money in proportion to the amount recovered
National lntelsenc
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
LET EVERY FAMILY
VISIT THE FOLLOWING NEW AND SUBLIME EXHIBITION
Falls of Niayarn-Wiih Real Wntor.-.idmit-
a'cI,fs


rs Cents.
From the Dowlng A. H. pastoro the Pine Church
Providence Il. l.
Having Just returned from TO the beautifully modelled 'iss
of that WosDge OF the WoRLD THE FALLS OF NIAGARA
exhibiting at the room, Academy Of Fine Arts
Barcay-strce three hro. the Aston House feel great Pl
sure test(yiug kill and ingenuity Of the artist Of h a
full stupenous Cataract with the surrounding
scenery.
could scarcely have conceived it within the Of hnm'a
ingenuity beautiful an accurate miniature nodrio
one of the objects the earth a's neyerye be-
held representation Of Niagara hoy without feeling
d.ap pon,ent TOTAL in+equcy OF such eos give nay
every imiat by runy work GREAT Csr
TOR neces.ay he merely miniature representation ysH
the the painter with thu o the mec.Ht a'
succeeded giving very aHd faithful
Of Niagara Falls.
Having visited the Falls asi prepared to testify
the fidelity representation the great Itself aud o'
interesting surrounding objects including Grand Island Cost
Island tbs scenery the America and British shore, B,
Stair Case T.rapn Hdge and Table Rock che pord
vaton tho Ferry below the F, thu Tiny fsrman 'N
The artie sound also produced by the ingenuity
the artist Immediately recognized by waited
Niagara bearing striking re-encs the ncesnnt bat n
serbabe hoa .c-rolriog voice of the eat i,,of
OILY express nay conclusion, hat hi' e,hs
ton requires oay known be Visited by every aImer Of k
sublime and beautifulin JOHN BOWLING I
NV -ioRk Ausu-t ~ l-II. au30 II 4
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

LOOK FOR Wednesday night the quiet
upper Broadway disturbed for half hour
cracked the accompanied by
Of the At the clue Of the
suddenly reinforced aud the
whole quick Ia the morning discovered
had beeu tered from the the ore
veraued search Of plate Ind the front door
left a1r light articles aken the object search
having carefully secured There doubt that these
tcnr, were psr of the gang. au]0
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
POSTSCRIPT.
By this Mornings Southern aail.
Washington Correspondence of tn. Sev-YOrk Tribune


SATURDAY, Angus; 3
In Senate to-day, Mr. CHoArE presented petition OF c
zeu of Boston PRAYING for the postponeen OF the opera
non OF the new duty BILL and that merchandise actually ship
ped be exempted from its operation
The bills from the House the erection OF Greenoughs
Statue of Washington in the Rstunda, tor the OUTFITS snd
salaries OF Diplomatic Agents Of Government to carry on
the treaty under The convention with Mexico, and the bill
making an appropriation for the repair OF the Potomac
bridge were received from the H-use, seveay twice rcad
and appropriately referred.
The Fertilization Bill again taken up and 'ae amend
nents of the House agreed o-(approrratng $4,000 Tor
the defence OF Buffalo By Of % to 49, The amend
men, of the Senate ap,ropating $4,000 for South West
er Surveys and that appropatHg $4,000 for the expense
purchasing the site for Western South Western OK
North Western Araory which agreed 20 by the
House were Insisted BY the Sena,ethe latter by vote
of2i 70 70.
The Revenue bill then taken up as IN Committee OF
the Whole and several slight amendments after Committee
agreed TO- exempns from the duty Pals suac bleach
ing powders and Of tartar.
The bill was then passed over and Mr.. RtvEs tro" the
Committee on Foreign Relations reported the bill to carr!
into effect the treaty under the convention with Mexico re-
commenting * the amendments ct the House
On motion Mr.. SEWER the bill to provide tor the 'at'
faction of the outstanding Choctaw reservation under the
treaty OF Dancing Rabbi, Greek taken up and at;er
some conversations ordered be engrossed for third read
ing The Senate then al ourned.
The bill will be before the Senate week ana
will probably give considerable debate. The Fiscal
Corporation bill 10 not yet reported from the Select Com
mittee
In the House of Representatives, the bill making APP
preparation for the paving OF Pennsylvania Avenue OF Wash
ngron WAS lost: Yeas 60 Nay, 1913
The bill TO carry into effect the treaty with Mexico
taken up and after bret discussion passed
The House then, early hour, adjourned ARGUS
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
roALL wmOm WAY CONCERN.

Pease's HgOrchouud Candy - recommended by
emiAeut PLyscavs thousand respectable czen
performing Coughs Colds IIoareness Irritation h
Throat Crsup Whoopng Cough Catarr aud Asthma PpIOa
OF the Heart difficult profle ESpecoranon and in fact 81 h
ease. leading To consumption death, Sold at - DNi'on
10 A.tor House and BY the respectable Groce and Dt
g,. in tho city Pe,ders CouIecone pPOu'i
AGENTS C)au)5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

IT The dcrsi.ned has deemed proper notice the
made certain papers oato his
ton which have been made the Of the
unfortunate Mary Rogers Io deems however
state Of his friends that the whole subject will
Judicial Inquiry the OF tho ensuing week
and that u that then transpre will be laid before the public.
au30 1t ALFRED CR0MMELlN, 2o Nassau street
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

sso rrd will he raid a, thu. Office retarn Q, our h
snb,crpon LIZ, tor vHb Hard which has been r.d
our sb.con1iug Hart We believe ne ma 81 70 any
m wong ms nv the publisher Thc Sua aud @ one
b viii furni.h u conclusive evidence Of the fact he giving IN
knows vhere b, found will greatly are earnestly
,ton n, I'M. Office Subcribers that NJ R,RSr,
r.nnesed to leave the ofHee d h morning
- 90 Cr,isr will commence serving the F" aiI 81 ~ roI 81
~ 90 rho names nav. been recovered. he au'"o''
alt dues froms ulIsc ribers
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

SAD ArFAIR-A lunatic. while splitting woed in the yard
Of the Lunac Asylum Montreal, Monday, the "3d
inst left his work and with his struck Oft the head OF
one his fellows who quietly seefng upon bench
BY He irunded the head few feet and returned
to his work totally unconscious of the terrible deed he had
perpetrated
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30
IN CONGRESS ..FsioAY. Aug. ..

IN CONGRESS FRIDAY. Aug ..
In the SENATE the Revenue bill up rather unexPec;-
edly The question on the amendment proposed by
the Finance Committee proposing to raise the dsy laces
jewer precious stones when set watches and ether man
uactHres of gold and silver som la4 30 per cent
Mr.. CLAY Of ~. briefly expaine and supported the
amendment. Me-srs Wright, Calhoun. Smith a Conn.
Woodbury. and Hing opposed it, Mr. Allen supported it
The question taken and the amendment prevailed
Yeas Il; Na,s-Ne,:r> Calhoun Henderson, King, Smith
of Conn and Wright The Senate into Execu-
i've Session.
In the HorsE the Florida Volunteer I'LL up. but
acted on and tie bill providing the purchase OF sites
for Notifications was discussed time little purpose
Mr. Dawson OF Ga believed the State of Newlork owed
the United States :2OOOOOO on Revolutionary account -
Messrs Ferris Fillmore aud others opposed this suggestion
Finally the bill was laid aside ;or the day
Message was received from the President that
had signed the bill -echarerrg the Banks Of the District
of Columbia.
The Land bill came back from the Senate with amend
ments After spirited running debate. referred to
the Land Committee.
The bill making appropriation. for the Diplomatic Service
the United States debated length and passed Mr.
Adams moved resolution cutting down the amount OF such
Diplomatic Service.
The bill, providing the repair of the Potomac Bridge
and the repaving OF Pennsylvania Avenue were eyeray
considered and passed. Adjourned
Mosr DIs6RAosruL-A shameful affair occurred Mt Phil
adephin on Friday disreputable paper called the
Paul Pry published vile SANDER with regard TO a re-
spectacle ay in the city and mob gathered by
her the offending editors. Seven
tered the Office and bta attacked two inside one OF whom
wa. 50 much injured as 10 render his recovery doubtful AZ
ter they had finished their beating. during which three OF
their accomrce- held the door they demolished the prop
eriy OF the office ana decamped
FIRE At LowsLL.-The Boston papers that fire
broke out in Lowell about J o'clock Friday sight which
consumed five entire blocks OF wooden bindings and /, said
to be the largest ire that city has suffered for many
It occurred in part of the city called The Acre About
fifty poor families were thus rendered houseles
and Mrs Laughn and her child supposed have been
buried among the ruins.
STATISTIC, OF rHs CRY PRIsoN-Durng the past week
there wore received into the Ciy Prison 100 white %
white women % black men, II black wom-n-otal, 22i
Discharged in the period, ZIG white 40 white
women II black men, and ID black women-tota. 1875.
Died /. Remaining. IS white 30 white women, u
black men, - black women-iotal l2l
~ Our readers forget the grand Excursion Of
the Superior Captain GsrrD tire Fishing Banks to-mor-
raw HtstoJeA The last ms season
70 The New.Orean, Bee Of the 18th that the
boat Swan Capt. Limber while coming mp the river on
Monday evening. having in tow brig Heber aud schooner
Alexander Washington, burst her staboard boiler by winch
accident four person, instantly killed and large num-
Der wounded.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

a. ALL ASHORE THAT'S GoISG!"-Hi- Honor the Paper
Soatching Mayor of New-lork with his Ppeaying and
selling contclea,c in the Common Council, have very
nearly completed their Prescription Of every Wing Watch
oan in the CITY, Thu following have been turned OIL in I'D
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30

J. u. Gun ~ Principal
u King 81 Fcets Classical mi English School 69 Bros
Beeckerst will be reopcned after the summer a'io
Wednesday. Is: September lS Tvs Principals ib al ihci
Monday and Tuesday between the hours 0e and
A. NJ Circulars may be obtained the Bookstore OF X Cartel
Canul street e. au.G It.
New-York tribune., 1841-08-30


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Packet, Gladiator, Bron, i3 ds London mdze, Gsr
Mnturn & Co.
PaeAa.hip Mediator, champIO, Ioodon Portsmouth =
July, mdze. John Griswold.
Ship Chandler Price, Daabery, Tde rags, &c Boz
man. Johnson i Co.
Sqip Niagara Cole, 36 d Amsterdam mGze o Ward
Ship Paragon, Carts, II H. Turk, Island .a Peter =
Ship Cal'don' Colin, 10 Or ian Liverpool 1860 ek 'a '"
hue & Co. IS passengers.
Ship samarang, Bar,s, 40 day, from Amsterdam ballast Hos"
Godfrey.
Bark Easenia geoe 81 ls m Vera Cruz specie, &ePA f
Fl bark A!snsndris Billiard f Rochelle br'"dy e.
Ssigneu.
Bark Hecla Williams dsys from 81 Thomas sa' 90 10
Brig yose, Adams la d. Neuse' Hol4.se' &C. II'hI
Brig Susan wa.g.tt IL d. I'm Aux Cages 0g"ood &C. ch'T
sfs vrtns Hirsn, IS d. from Galveston, Texas cotton
Hitchcock - j., VA
& Soc
sehr OtheIo Jores I'm Ea.tpOrt plaster, TO Capt
SeLr = ,yno.l II ds I'm l.ubec, platter, TO Capt
sehr Mara -, ds fn Philadelphia. coal
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