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STEAMBOAT PHENIX.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
100000 $4,000 $4,000

And Sixteen Drawn Ballots, making more prizes than
blanks.
UNION LOTTERY,
Class No 2, for 1S41.
To be positively drawn at Alexandria d. c., on Sa-
turday, April nth, lS4l.
By authority law, for Internal Improvement in A.
lexandria, ID. c.. State Treasury, Delaware Col
lege, and Common Schools, in the State of Della
ware. Useful Manufactures in the State of South
Carolina. Green and Pulaski Monument in the
City of Savannah, and State Of Georgia. Public
Institutions in the States of Louisiana and Ken
lucky.
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3o,295 Dollars!

VIRGINIA MONONGALIA LOTTERY,
Class ID, for lS4l
To be Drawn at Alexandria, Virginia; on Saturday
the 10th April, 1S4l
GRAND SCHEME.
1925 Dollars. 10000 Dollars.
5000 Dollars ! of 5000 Dollars
1000 Dollars 5 Of 1000 Dollars
1898 l-3 Do. Of 800 Dollars
25 of 500 Dollars 80 Of 800 Dollars
30 of $50 Dollars SO of 300 Dollars
62 of $50 Dollars 62 Of l25 Dollars
81 Of 300, &c.
Tickets $l0-Halves $5-Quarters 81 So
Certificates ofpackagcs of rs Whole Tickets l3o 90
Do. do 25 Half do Is 90
DO. do 25 Quarter do 81 so
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TOALi COALl-The cargo Of superior Red ash
~ Coal advertised by the subscriber the 9th in
slant has arrived, and is now landing at Thumerts
whaif Persons wishing superior article will do
well TO make early application.
mar 1916 A. SHEPHERD.
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WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA BOAT

FARE REDUCED-PASSAGE SIX AND A
QUARTER CENTS. FREIGHT HALF PRICE.
"a e The steamboat JOSEPH JOHN
- SON, plying between the above pa-
ces, will, and after Thursday, the 18th March, run
as follows:
Leave Washington at 3 and III O'clock, A. M.
and at g and IL p NJ
Leave Alexandra at and 10 O'Clock, A. NJ and
at 2l-2 and l-2P M.
She will also make daily trip between Georgetown
and Alexandria, leaving the latter place at quarter
before u O'clock A. M. and the former at O'clock
p. NJ IGNATIUS ALLEN,
mar loft Captain.
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FrOl lers for tickets and Shares OF Certificates OF
Packages in the above Magnificent Lottery will re
ceive the most promp, attention. and Official
of the drawing sent Immediately after it is to all
who order from
ID. S. GREGORY & co. Managers,
Washington, d. c.
mar e-2aw4wd&c
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d. 5. GREGORY & co. Managers.

TIA prizes OF &IOU.
Besides prizes of $50, $40, $50, $50, $40 S25,
$40, $l5, $l2, $40.
l6 Drawn Numbers out Of 7S
Whole Tickets $40 Halves $10---Quartcrs SIS
Eighths So 80.
Certificates of Packages of26 Whole Tickets $500 Oh
Do. do 26 Half do 1870 90
Do. do 26 Quarter do 65 90
Do. do 26 Eighths do 80 80
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$4,000
100 Prizes Of 81 900
VIRGINIA LEEsBURG LOTTERY.
Glass + for isiI
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, Gath
Apil, iSli

To be drawn At Alexandria, Va. on Saturday, 9th
Apil, lSli
GRAND CAPITALS
10000 Dollars 10000 Dollars
1900 Dollars g. 90 Dollars
5000 Dollars iolT 10 Dollars
100 pr,scs of 900 Dollars.
10 of S30Oo-2o of S250--si of $500, &c
10 Number Lottery-i2 Drawn Ballots
Tickets SlO-Hal,cs S5-Quartcrs So so
Certificates of packages of Is Whole Tickets $50
Do. do 25 Half do 65
Do. do rs Quarter do 80 so
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For Tickets and Shares or Certificates Of Packa-
ges in the above Splendid Lotteries, -address
ID. s. GREGORY s. co. Managers,
Washington, ID. c.
Drawings sent Immediately after they are over to
all who order as above. mar -d&c2aw2w
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05


son q persons having 9 right Of aciIo1 against
tie owner q oWnss, captain, mas supef.
cargo, Of other person ia charge Of any
steamboat, esl boat, Cat boat q other water
Graft, IS mentioned ID The acl, @ which this
Is supplemental, may prosecute the same
against such steamboat, keel boai, hat boat,
81 Other WaleE craft by ils name q 81 such
description thereof, - will enable Che OH
cen executing The writ to- identify the same,
WHEELER lie names Of The owner o. owners,
ma captain o. supercaygo, O other per-
son il charge Of the same, be known TO the
person O. persons, having such right Of ac-
lion. II the same manner as such suits could
Be brought under said act, which the per
son 81 persons having right Of action are ig-
norant Of the names Dc the owner o. owners,
captain, master, srpercargo, d Oiher person
| iii charge Of any lleamboas, keel boat, fat
boat, Or other Watei craft
sEo. 2. Be Il further enaelsd, That Che
provisions Of this act, shall extend TO al
ships, briggs, schooners, sloops, o. other sea
Crafts navigating the seas in and adjacent %
this State.
sEc, 8. And Be Il further enacted, That
this act shall Be il force fTom and after Ia
passage.
Approved February 1, 1871
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
~ ACT


To amend the laws relating 70 Iniunctions
and Supsrcedeas Bonds and Sales q
ChaneeIy.
SIC. /. Be e enacted BE- the Legislature
of TIE State Of Mississippi, That writs OF
Injunction and Nh ExEAT orders requiring
bail ii ChanceFy, orders for receivers as
well as all other remedial orders and pro-
cess, may Be made and granted BY any
Judge Of The High Court Of Errors and APP
peals, any Circuit Judge. or By the Chan
cellor, in all cases in which, By law, the
same may be properly granted, either in term
time or in vacation; and the fat of any such
Judge or Chancellor shall be sufficient TO
authorize the proper officer to issue WTits
and orders in pursuance thereof
SIC. 2. Be it further enacted, That at
tachments as now, may Be granted By the
Judges aforesaid, returnable 70 the Circuit
Courts Of the proper counties; and the
Courts Of Chancery, IN ell cases IN which by
law thesame are authorized to be issued.
SEQ. o. BE 4 further enacted, That
whenever TIN parties 10 anv snit n Chance.
n, whether inthe superiosr Corirt sc Cban-
Gerry o. In The Circuit Court, shall desire
sale under decree Of such courT, U be raeas-
Tor cash Or on credit, differing from that
now prescribed By law, such sale may, BY OF
der OF decree ofsuch Court be made, either
Tor cash or on credit, as may be directed
By decree of said Court roDided, howev-
ca. that when such sale shall be made upon
cEeditts bond with security shall be taken
from the purchaser or purchasers ID manner
and with the effect required and declared
By the fourth section Of an act entitled an
act concerning The powers and jurisdiction
Of the Superior Court Of Chancery DC tho
State Of Mississippi.
approved January so, 1871.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

Grand inry shall make dillgent inquiry con-
sSnina violations Of this act and i shall Be
sseir daty, when hey have reason @ snss
f,cto 81 believe Chat violation q this a..
~ aiken place, 10 have subpoena issued
Is, e,ch person 81 persons they may be-
l;a.e can give Information upon lhe subject i
snd such witness when summoned, shall
gisa evidence 0f every offence against slie
s..rsion. 81 this oct, that nay have come
Under lie knowledge, without any special
inanrv being directed thereto.
Sc. Bet further enacted, That for
eysrv conviction under this act, the district
atlsfneg shall be entitled g 8 tax tee Of one
HUNDRED dollars, 10 Be taxed in The blll Of
COS
So. BE Il further enacted, That q
shal S. The duty oi the court q give this
act II charge 10 lhe gsand jury, aud direct
the kleFk. upon application Of the grand J.
r, ID issne subpoenas ior any person q
persons within the county, 70 give IL evil
dencs before tie grand jury, which subpoena
the sheriff shall execute, OE have executed
bye deputy 81 deputies; and il case any
witness, 50 summoned, shall fail Or refuse
10 appear and give evidence. such witness
shall suffer penalty of two hundred dollars
for each offence, % bs collected BY execu.
lion, unless upon scire tacias, such wines.
shall Be abb 10 give sufficient excuse fol
such nOn.alpearance: Or such refusal 70 ap.
pear and testify.
Approved January 20, le4l.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
CHANCERY SALE


DURSUAFT 10 decree Of the Superior
Court Of Chaneery Of the State Of Mis-
sissippi. pronounced iii cause wherein the
President, Directors and Company Of the
Agricultural Bank Of Mississippi are COM
plainants and Richard Abbey and Julia Alb
Tsy. his wife, are defendants. win on the
18th day of March, 1871 proceed to sell TO
the highest bidder on a credit Of six months,
(the purchaser OF purchasers giving bond
with good and sufficient security,l on the
premises hereinafter named, the following
real and personal estate, 10 vii: That lot,
piece, parcel and tract Of land, situated, ~
ing and being ia the county Of Yazoo N the
State Of Mississippi on the east side of The
Yazoo river, adjoining the lands Of John
Martin on the north, and the lands Of ThOs
Andrews on the east, portion Of which
land was purchased BY the said Richard Alb
hey and Miles Owen from Hubbard Emmer-
son and Hannah M Meuick, administrative,
OF Phenis I'll Meuick aud guardian Of Chas.
r. and Helen M. Menick, minor heirs Of the
said P. +. Merck, and The remainder Of the
said land having been entered By the said
Richard Abbey, the whole Of which tract,
piece and parcel ofland contains seven hum
dred and seventy acres, more Or less, and Is
situated about four miles north Of Mauches-
.ier, and also LOT, tract piece, and parcel
of land Immediately opposite The above
described tract, being the same tract tom-
erly purchashed BY said Richard Abbey and
II. a. nj Davis from Thos w. Scott with the
exception Of one hundred and sixty acres
entered by said RI. Abbey, containing eight
hundred and eighty acres, being also situat-
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

VRRR 14IE IRON TIM PAcuIC. pc
schooner coquetse, Gait, arrived Is this pct
Yesterday ID The very short passage 0fsi4y-
nine DAYS from the port 81 Ialay, q r u,
near Aflca. The Republic 81 Bolivia WaAin
! very disturbed state, and Tie opinion kas
very general that revolution would bbak
ont shortly. ID expectation 81 the event,
The Pernvians were about 10 declare wiz a.
qainst Bolivia, and were concentrating heir
forces, preparatory 70 joining one Of The re-
voting parties Ia helalteF.
We have been politely favored with the
following extract Of letter brought b the
Coquetie
Islag Nor. 30th, 1910. we have riinors
Of q war between Bolivia and Peru, and the
event Is weekly expected 70 take place.
have seen letters from The capital 81 Peru,
ID which Bolivia Is threatened with invasion,
and find there Is much dissatisfaction q.
mong tie higher orders Of peoplein Bolivia,
opposed to the present Administration Of the
Government.
Those who have large interests in thai
province fear revolution will soon take
place, and Che Peruvians are Feadylto join
one party 81 the other. which will involve
fearful consequences. Bait American.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

DUTY on A1ERICAN WHEAT AND FLo
An attempt IS now making by numbeI D
landed propEietors ia Canada, 10 induce the
Engllsn uoVefnur0nt a. make : urolectinp
duty upon the productions Of the United
States imported into that Province.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

GEoRGIA SILK. Att late term of the In
terror Court ol-ti1s county, one 81 The presi-
ling Judges appeared on Che Bench With silk
stockings, silk handkerchief, &c, made b
bis own family Or some Of bis friends. Of The
production Of their own cocooneries. The
next day another Of The Judges, "A. e. En-
nest, Esq, appeared ID full suit 81 Six.
Unfolding coat, vest, pantaloons, stockings
pocket handkerchief and stock,l produced
and manufactured wholly and entirely Ia his
own family Judge E IS Of opinion thai do.
mestic silk will, before many years. Be found
the most economical article lor negro cloih-
ing, Is well IS ladies' and geniIemen's dres-
ses.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
IlTpoRTANr INDIAN TRrATY Is IvDrANA.--

llLP0RIANT INDIAN TREATY IN INDIANA
The Fort Wayne Times states that, at the
late Indian payment at the Forks Of the Wa
bash, the Indians made proposition to sell
their lands: and that Gen. Milroy although
not officially authorized By the goyernment,)
took the responsibility, stwhile they were In
the humor, !" oftreating with them for about
100000 acres, being the whole of the Mi
ami lands IN Indiana. The price agreed 10
be paid is about s. 10 cents per acre, and
the Indians TO move west in FIVE years. The
lands are worth SO per acre, hard as the
times are, and there IS little doubt the Gen
eral Government will confirm the treats
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

A MAeNTFICENr VO1cANo. & I'D "a,
klFnca, . burning mountain Of Owyhee, one
ot the Sandwich Islands, has crater of
more Than nine miles II circumference, and
lately threw forth lake 81 liquid lava, one
mile and half broad. emitting intense heat,
and glowing with intense brfliiancy.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

GENDRAL HARRISON IN w AsHINc ToN. --lIeIl.
Harrison was handsomely received By the
inhabitants Of Washington City on Wednes-
day.-T Thousands of the citizens tuned out
to welcome him. The approach Of the cars
was announced By the firing Of cannon, and
upon their arrival, procession was formed ,
composed Of the Tippecanoe Club Of the city
and crowds Of citizens. The procession
marched from the depot to the City Hall, &C
companied By thousands Of people, The
Mayor Of the city extended welcome 10
him which the General answered b few
minutes speech. PhiIa. Ledger, FEB. IS.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

TIN SLAvE TRADE. lore Than so years,
and more than u millions Of money have
been consumed il fruiiless attempts 10 put
down The slave trade YET ii las doubled IA.
Fng this period. The annual loss Of life
caused 81 the trade, has risen from Is 10 %
per ceni. 10 900 Africans are computed
70 be annually reduced 10 slavery $50 900
more annually 10 peFish-a and The total an
nual loss g Africa q amount "a 100000
persons nc u Siqnnl.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

mnfwcen Yaaoo city and UlckSbn
THE new and splendid CAST RAINING
steamboat Patrick HenrY, Gro. W sH1w,
Master, having been built TO run il Che place
Of the old Patrick Henry, has commenced as
q regular packet, leaving Yicksbulg every
Sunday, Monday, Tuesday. "wednesday,
Thursday and Friday. at 8 O'Clock. IN. Bee
turning will leave YazoO City Oh M0ndey,
Tuesday, wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at 9 o'clock, a.
This boat will be punctual and regular i'm
the time Of departure. The p. III. has q
spledid cabin, al il state rooms, double en-
einel and in every respect suitable for pas
sengers. Jan. rs, l84l, 27-a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

The Osweno Commercial Herald efatoa
that since September III. noss ,R,p ons
hundred thousand barrels Of -four were man.
ofaclnFed Ct the mills & that place: Eve
hundred thousand bushels of wheat were fe-
ceiYed, and $40. 900 paid for barrels since
the time mentioned
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
Approged Febrnary !, lei

Com Co1NAgE. President submit.
ted few days aeothe following message to
the House Of Representatives.
TO he House Of Representatives. Of tie
United States:
transmit herewith to the House 81. Re.
personalities Of the United States repolt 81
the Director Of the Mint, exhibiting the OBJ
erations of that institution during the year
1910. And have to invite the special at
teltion Of Congress to that part of the De
rector's report IN relation to the Overvalua-
ton given 10 the gold in foreign coins By the
act of Congress Of June 26th, 1884, .'regu
lating the value Of certain foreign gold coins
within the United States"
Applications have been frequently made
az the Mint for copies Of medals voted a
different times By Congress 10 officers who
have distinguished themselves IN the war 81
the Revolution, and ia the late war, the dies
for which are depositedin the Mint. And i
is submitted to Congress whether authority
shall be given 10 the Mint TO strike off copies
OF those medals in bronze, or other metal, 70
supply those persons making applications fol
them. at cost not to exceed the actual ex-
pense Of striking them off
- a
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
and compose j S.446, 900 pieces.

Jl03OUU
and compose II 8, 446, 900 pieces.
II Charlotte, the coinage amounted to
s. III. 055 90 and was composed Of l6,904
halEeagles and u, 1874 quarter-eagles.
AT Dahlonega, coinage, Sl23,3lO
composed Of 22.696 halEeagIes and :, 532
quarter-eagles.
REHABILITATION.
Amt coined Il Philadelphia, $2s26O, 667
90 New Orleans, 0I5, 600
at Charlotte, 1855
AZ Dahlonega, 23,3lO.
81, 236, 632
Number of peices coined
at Philadelphia, 1864, O74
at New OrleaDs 8, 446, 900
at Charlotte, 8l,e2Sl
at Dahlonega, 26,624l
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05
l0.b5e.628


So much Of this communication as relates
70 the Mint was referred to tie COMMITTEES
of Ways and Means, and 50 much a relates
70 the medals was referred 10 tie Commit.
tee On the Library Of Congress.
FIoRIDA WAR.-Ihe Secretary ST War
has submitted the subioined estimates Or
money necessary to be appropriated FOR the
Florida val. and urges speedy action Of
Congress 81 the subject.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-03-05

I7SsSOUg0Nt
and composed Of !, O53, O74 pieces.
The deposits in gold IN Philadelphia, du-
ring the year, were 81 POI ,09S, Of which
el76,76 vas derived from mines ia the
United States.
AT New Orleans:
Coinage IN gold, s2l7, 500
insilyer, Cos, 100 Z
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

were Iavorea WIN an opportunity. one
afternoon last week, of learning little of
naval battles, from actual observation,
while the crew of the Delaware ~, lying
at anchor within two miles of them, were
being exercised at the great guns and
going through the operations of regular
fgh. with blank ca,riges. 1t yas an ex-
hibition as terrific and exciting to most of
those in the gay groups of fashionables
who viewed it from the beach; and the
:. imitation Of Jove's thunder" was admit
ed by all 10 be on larger scale than they
had ever witnessed it. The fire was
kept up briskly from both sides and all
parts Of the ship and at every pause in
the action of the booming deep toned cam
non, the pri.,le prattle of the musketry in
the tops and on the quarter deck was
to notes Oi oIusfcal Instrument responding
TO the deepest tone Of the thorough bass.
The ship at times was nearly hid from
view by the clouds Of smoke from her
cannon. Norfolk Beacon.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24
NO. IS.

SINGULAR PHENoMENoN.-At . re.o.,
meeting Of the Royal Asiatic Socie,v "
Newman, Esq. read an extract Of a Letter
from naval officer, who sailed on board
the sIoop China. from Bombay to the Per.
Sian Gulf, in the year 1892, detailing .
most remarkable phenomenon, which "a,
seen by all on board, with establishment
and some degree Of fear. In tho mon,h
OF August, about o'clock at nieht. Will.
the ship was rapidly advancing with strong
WIND and high sea. they were. without
any interval, Instantly surrounded by wa,
ter as white as milk. The color near The
ship was of dead white; this frightened
a. It receded from the ship. until, towards
me horizon. it became ola silvery hue.
NO horizon was, however, visible. but The
white color seemed 10 ascend towards The
zeni'n' becoming constantly more brilliant
aud dazzling, so as to obscure the stars.
which had been before fully visible. The
sea became quite smooth, and the shin ner.
fec.iy steady, as though in calm. nor
could any appearance indicating her cut.,
ting through the water, be discefned: mot.
wlthstanding which, the wind still contin.
ued to blow, and the ship to advance AZ
rapidly as before. The water when taken
up in bucket, did not differ from ordina-
ry sea water: it became gphosphorescent
on being agitated, but not more so than
usual; no phosphorescence was visible IN
the sea itself, being most probably over,
come by the color Of the water. The yes.
sci sailed about fifteen miles through nj.
white sea. and then lief. as suddenly as il
reached it, meeting in an instant the tn.
nultuous sea it had been sailing in before.
The change in both cases was as rapid an
lash Of lightning. The same phenom.
mon was again observed two several
ines, for periods Of about twenty minutes
duration; and the appearance was in both
instances. as before described. Colonel
3riggs remarked upon this letter, that he
lad himself Witnessed similar phenom>
non on board the Benares, in the year
$40: that some alarm was, at first, caus.
q by 1t, but that the captain had witness.
q this remarkable appearance before. In
act, he understood it was by no means
are, bu. had been noticed by most vessels
ailing in those Enthusiastically Gazette.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

the lady presented her husband at the Same
time with son and daughter!
The magistrate kept his word with the for
tnne-teiier, while she, upon hearing the news
Of the double birth, snatched up 8 The Life of
James Feny, the Robber," which was the on
~ bound volume to be seen in the magistrates
kitchen, and kissing it reverentially as if it
were Bible, ex claimed" By this book, /
will never tell fortune again as long as I
liven'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

A passenger in steamboat short time
since brought suit in St. Louis against the
captain for not starting at the hour he adj
vertised, thereby creating loss to him.
The case went before jury. who brought
in verdict of one hundred and ninety
dollars damages.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

Multiply the figure 9 by any other sin-
gle figure, and the two figures composing
the product, added together will make ..
Thus, 9 multiplied by make 3d.
which figures added together. make =
and so with all the other figures.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

j An Irish drummer, whose round and
rosy cheeks gave notice that he now ana
then indulge in noggin Of fright goodpo
teen, was accosted by the inspecting gen.
eral; what makes your face look 50 req
sir!' Place your honar,' replied Pat, I
always bushes when speak 10 glnerai
officer.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

would say. 80 say I-Old coon, while I've .
hand o.saye, loafer shall harm thee not; and
offer the same protection 10 the whole Quad.
raped kingdom. from tismouse up to the be-
hemoth himself. -s'.
MY friends-wherever you make tracks up.
on the sandy desert Of life, let Mercy lead YOU
with her rosy hands of love, and your paths to
the grave shall not be wholly barren, neither
shall the sun Of ex: stence go down in the midst
OF the dark boding clouds Of doub.. So mote
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-24

A large meeting was held at Erie, in
this State, on Monday, the I'd inst. in ref
erence to the Mcleod question. The
Hon. John Galbraith presided. Strong
resolutions were passed condemning me
course of Mr.. Webster, and approving OF
the decision of The Supreme Court OF New
York.