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Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE OF DIVINE WORSHIP
Yesterday morning the London Times ofApu 18th, di
service performed the Institution 9th Refuge
for the Adult Destitute Deaf and Dumb in Barefs build
ines Hoborn The congregation composed chiefly of
deal and dumb persons and this the first attempt nsruc
ting in scrptual doctrines by pupc worship that class OF
the suffering community, aboring under deprivation of the
Of hearing and speaking. made The service
conducted the following manner and presented most
interesting Mr. Rosser deaf and dumb gentleman,
performed if may be termed selections from the morning
service, which done by making signs with his fingers
and the rapdty with which he did was wonderful The
Lords Prayer delivered entirely by pantominca ges-
and beautiful specimen of expressive silence Al
the morning service Mr. G. Simpson delivered snort
but eloquent discourse from the 35h chapter OF ISAIAH ana IL
conveyed his audience though the medium OF signs as
he slowly proceeded by Miss Janet Crouch remarkably
intelligent little girl only eight OF age VINO aihougn
neither deaf dumb with the signs as the
oldest Of the adult deaf dumb members OF the institution
The rapdy the chlds motion by which she conveyed The
discourse delivered bv MIR Simpson, was astonishing Al
the fusion of the discourse the deaf and dumb were ask
ed through the medium of signs whether they perfect
y what had been delivered to which they assen
ted The singular spectacle of the Holy Scriptures beng
expouned By signs altogether OF most expressive ma
The service will be continued for the present. at the
Institution in Bartletts buildings every Sunday morning
1t contemplation have regular place OF worship IN
connexon with this society," for the deaf and d1mo portion OF
the community of whom estimated there are IN London
alone thousands who will thus be enabled to parc
pate the benefits ofhe publishing Gospel from whlcn
they have up the present time been dobarred-n u
Bulletin
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, l842.

ExTRAoRDINARv ADvENTURE.--Two Partisan mer-
chants strongly united friendship had each child Of
different sexes who early contracted strong ncnaions for
each ohe which cherished by parents and they
battered with The expectations of being joined together oF life
Unfortunately. the time they thought themselves the
point OF completing this long wshedor union, far ad
yanced 10 years. and possessed Of immense fortune
his on the young lady, and made honorable proposals.
her parents could resist the temptation OF sonn
such afuent circumstances and forced her comply AS
soon the knot tied she strictly enoined her former low
er ner and patiently submitted her fate but the
anxiety her mind proved upon body which threw her
into lingering disorder that apparently carried her off, and
she consigned her grave As this melancholy
event reached the lover, bis aicon doubled being de-
prived of all hopes of her wdowhood tut ecoectng that
IN her youth she had been for time ethagy his
hopes revived and hurried him the place of her burial
where good bribe the sextons her
up which he performed and removed her place Of safety
where by proper methods he revived the almost exnguhed
spark of life her finding the she
had been and probably her pleasure at the
by which had been recalled from the grave As
she sufficiently recovered the lover laid has
caim and his supported by powerful inclination
her sde strong for her to resist; but France
longer place of safety for them, they agreed to
England, where they continued years; when
strong inclination of revising their native country seized
them, which they thought they might safely crafty and
cordngIy performed their voyage
The lady unfortunate be known by her old
husband whom she public walk and all her endeav
disguise herself Intellectual He laid bis claim
her before Justice and the lover defended his right
alleging the husband by buryng her. had forfeited his te
and that he had acquired just by freeing her from the
grave and delivering her from the Jaws of death These
reasons, whatever weight they might have in where
love presided seemed have little effect the sages
Of the law and the lady with her lover, thinking safe
the determination of the prudenty retired
cut of the kingdom.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

OPINIONS or rHE FREScH--Ths National says
AhiI hae opportunity there for France to Resume
igh posiuu tch held by her navy Prussia
ships; Austria keeps her ships la the Adsatc. and
sts LILLE interest," what is passing the ccast o Guinea
~ the Indian Seas; Russia will take to scatter her fleet
nnae Pr'ex Of protecting negro slaves (he has too many
h T. slaves OF her on There reality only England
hch regards the point question has an Immense st
Ptenaey To make headway against England we have IN
alliance with the United States Holland, Sweden. Ma
Pes fouga all the secondary which kept down
rs her yoke and which less nsuted and deyaS
lated b land With these united forces we should have
omhle association and be able check the British PRIDE
whose ambition and cupdity without bounds--fhe mo.
msn favorable portion of the treasury and navy OF
Ehs land employed in the sterile IN CHINA war ig-
nomnons principle without glory and without grandeur
ne Last India Company deficit and IS sinking underl's
unens the English troops in Aghanisan are surrounded
W pef Russia allowed pass by without Proh
oPpo'uny harrassing and weakening her enemy in Cen
m ASIA and her hand has been held out Tor the encour
ssHen o the aglations the English possessions The
i'hiet a Washington. turn, has Its eye on all the
uenes 20 The power Of England and is eager to enlarge
"e lh'oppoHunity is favorable one for RESTRAINING by
20 imposing coalition the mania for invasion the effrontery
with which Great Britain has for Lac last thir-
Y years been acting
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

HE EASKs-On Sunday morning announced the
unanimous opnion OF the Banks with solitary exception
TO resume specie payments yesterday and bank
not gwen direct negative the question of pionshe
was merely not represented al the meeting which
agreed on We hailed the announcement as commence
nent OF new and better thought would be the
signal for the restoration of condencehe elude the
lmproveme n Of buslnessae harbinger of er trade and
better times Bu what astonishmens ind, yesier
day morning. that OF the nine banks which hal resolved to
sumo the payment of specie of them tl Consolidated
Bank and the Louisiana State Bank Withdrew from their
solve and in with the Citizens Bank refused pay
specie on the opening Of their doors yesterday morning
This circumstance and the reports ndurously circu
lated by interested Individuals the solvent condition of this
institution and the bankrupt condition of that created quite
panic among community and every from the holder
of to him who had thousands placed his credit in
tam OF the banks seemed eager into the precious
metal The consequence of this feeling thai the
banks that commenced the good work of resumption had
what called n technical phrase, them all day
They withstood it noby All hands called attend
the desires of claimants indeed the wish seemed be with
them how little bat how much they could reckon and
pay out As sheer justice them will here give their
names They are-rhe Bank of louisiana, The Union
Bank The Canal Bank The Mechanics and Traders Bank
The Carroton Bank. The City Bank, The Commercial
Bank-N O. Picayuae Of 24th Mag, 1912
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

LION IN GREEN RooM-On Friday last while
the drama The Lion of The Deser being rehear
sed the Bowey Theatre New York the principal
piece the king of beas transoended his sphere Of
ton by marching throue the back of one of the
obse ved and sttutng into the green Mrs Foster
happened be the only member of the company at the
in The rehearsal OF ascene sitting of
the room reading her part when his majesty
nousy made his appearance there This lady succeeded IN
making her escape and giving the alarm those the
stage great scanbng for the nearest boxes and orches
,ra immediate ensued IN which several ladies ungai-
anty left by the gentlemen to axe care OF themselves Herr
riesbach promptly the and found the lion
concentrating his majestic person full length mirror,
emngv debating within himself the cxpediency ofgivng
ant battle to his imperial shadow but like another great
character that have recently heard Of he asonished
himself that he actually endeavored to away from his
presence After three Intellectual attempts to make
from The windows elizabeth street, hearing the
words of his he instantly crouched at his
feet and suffered hmsefto be reconduced to his den
| [N. J. Courser.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

THE NEXT PREsIDENT-Fron the moment we discover
ed the plan of Mr. Tyler disappoin and upset the party
that raised him power that the policy the
try would be thrown into confusion, and unsettled
other four years Subsequent have only confirmed
that impression Great unntterable the responsibility of
the that could put the this position
But is, and here
None can be sensible than we are that country
ofthe Presidency. Of season would have
started for least the people had
not been deceived
But there is no avoiding it, One might we'll at
tempt lay his hand upon the it Il would be
miracle In either II is now indeed, the only way TO
obtain the greatest degree queby agitation suppress
agitation All and ap be confusion till some
the heavens shall be agreed upon to look at
For the Wing party of this Country, thrown ali aback by
false dealing, knowing what do ask where IS the
star? Is in the in the north The south, or az
the Wcst2
Where the known ALL long known tried. faith
ful2 Who is the whoIn the eyes OF the American
people turned and urningturnng from all quar-
teTsturnng by the instinct of self time
OF danger and dstressturung mutndes by thousands
and tens of thousands2
We need say that that is Henry CLAY The al
hopeessness OF condition. forced upon the
public mind by the depored aud deporable nrmies othe
Acting Chief Magistrate has, within brief period. within
few weeks few DAYS even brought the Star Of he
the oftheir Hope It has lifted him up high There
Question made any where about L necessity i IS
distress the disorder OF the times that produces his
nimily disappointed people feel that they must look
somewhere and that they must have tus0oTy object no
more doubt no uncertainty. will do The man
that the candidate of the Whg party for the
Presidency must be the There must be
cloud his history his position, bis prospects We
can never bear another disappointment never
Is the necessity of having candidate IN this unsettled
state of things that brings up the question: and il
like these which have directed public attention unanimous
~ to Mr.. CLAY.-True Wig.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

AN ExTRAcT.-What is the happiest community what
the city which should be chosen above ali others hone
l. is that the members of which form body in which
class prey Others which there general desire
that every may have opportunity deveope his
powers w hat is the happlest community Ii that
which the goods of life is accumulated in hands in
which property sinks great gulf between different ranks
which portion OF society sweis with pride and the other
broken in spirit but community which labor respected
and the of comfort and improven,u diused Is
community in which intelligence developed few
whilst the given ignorance superstition and
gross animal exsance; but which the mind is
overenced every condition that the opportunities of
culture afforded 10 all 1t community which
religion used to bring the ssIecfien, bat
dispensed even 10 the poorest 10 secure them from the
degrading influence of poverty give them generous senti
and hopes cxat them from animals into men, into
Christians, children of God This happy community
where human nature is held IN honor. where
from ignorance and crime, give it impulse towards
knowledge virtue and happiness thought the chief end of
his social uni on DR.. Chana5ng.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

Rrrxors CouRTsHIP-Mrs McClintock keeps second
s hes store in South street and does ourishing b-
,ns Though four different gentlemen succession have
b m office OF husband to this lady and all vaeaed the stu
WI, ~ death still spite Of such ominous circumstances
here are no less than three candidates for the office
The widow Nc Cnock has completed her AID year. but not
a. N her present sultos five and twenyhe voung
e them all a Jenny OBrady. gentleman Of leisure
ho retired from the bod carrying business the strength
efan eq1ivoc promise om the widow that she would be-
come bis bride this spring. about the time that birds gener
Al begin pair Off
Wnen Brady popped the question the widow ntimated
m begin dress himself genteey before she
could possibly ten any proposition OF that aud taking
half worn OF blue broad-coth from the door, she
rounendd Il him the very thing make love in.
Poor Jenny little knew the willy of widows heart
bought the clothes and paid good price for them
home and pun them practlsed before the glass the
ah3lc afternoon. and day called Mrs NcCintock
w the easy of gentleman who feels himself assured of
IN the business which lies his heart
The widow heard him with favor usual the 9TH
beau began to look gloomy. OBrsdy dropped in daily
end gned himself the summit of his wishes when
Mrs McClntock told him. evening. that her intended
and ough; be able change his dress occasionally
exhibited snuff colored with pants match for
reconsideration He bought these also and in doing
penIri bis last dollar.
The courtship proceeded with favorable Indications for
ongerwhen the widow rded ID MIR O Bra
blue and snuff coorcd of fashion, and
asggd invisible green which Jenny would have been
sky green enough 70 purchase only bis finances were
NHra exhausted My money all out. SAID OBrady-
ghen you may get YOURSELF answered the widow "and
thc shame for slch poverty william you
be aI-f . Of fortune that whole clothing
valued than hundred and fifty doarsl" lem
a pleaded tire widow would no. hear hIHlhe cursed, she
ee he t,rcatened and she called for The police Je:n-
bonds for his good behavior. a lucky escape il be
H 1aly kacv H.
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

SELEcrED-No human being. however exalted his rank
fortune enlarged and cultivated his
ing be long happy without pursuit Life is Ladder
which climb from hope hope and by expectation
reached his highest hope miserable indeed or W no enjoys
the utmost Of his wishes for many who have been most sue
lest description Of the ernpties OF human pleasures The
alone yield happiness and the most trifng
object that has enate the hopes OF man Is worthy
his attention. M
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
From. the KeRnebeck Journal.
Pass ROUND

The Wing published Washington remnds It's
readers and the public that IN the years previous
Jacksons currency system the number of banks
created 22 with capital of S3 0000000 that IN The
1865 100000; that the former banks generally sound
and the latter have generally r-, ~ssa sIat tue
Loco bresing down the very currency they
gave bad and fast reducing 10 the condition
of no currency at ALL
And pass add that by the reports OF the Secre
asv of The Treasury it appears bank bills ciren
lation in the whole Union. in Is l6 amounts to
s6s.ooo0oo
This was before the othe second u 5 Bank aud
when had been without National Bank for four years
The charter that Bank then granted with capital OF
thirty fire millions of dollars Did expension foow9 Oh
$780, the whole of bank paper in circulalon from
all the banks.
SOL .s2a sss.
being fourteen years. while the u S Bank
in operation, of nearly millions
Well what neM2 The President vetoed bill TO rechartsr
the Bank in 1892 and then what followed In 1897. the
bank paper in circulation had increased to
sl49ls5.s9o
Or an increase secen years 992 These things
are worth looking at The facts are indsputabe
ONE THING MORE.
To show how the speculation fever was set going and
when as the deposies removed there
rush for them and the money taken buy Western lands
Eastern timber tracts &c and for this purpose money
boryed of the banks and banks created to make
of bank loans of all the banks State and National
was
$500 35I2l4
In 1887 year after the u S B. chatter had expired the
loans had increased to the enormous sum of
S525 lI5,7n2
In September ofhe the banks stopped specie pay
ment
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

we have received file Of late Yucatan papers, from
" learn that consequence OF he refusal on me part
'tSdeut Santa Anna ray the treaty concluded by the
vonmoneFs Merida aud the hostile step of forbiddne
sesn vessels any of the Mexican ports the Gov
Ha 1ad convened extra session of the Congress Who
W as dates discussing the measures necessary 70
aoped to secure the Mexicsn aggression All
~ proceedings appear be marked by harmony and cool
ssioeatons " O. BuLletin
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

The able Washington correspondents Of the Philadelphia
United States Gazette says
ufalhoun is pushing hard for the Presidency and with
fair Of being taken up the Locooco candidate
Calhoun Woodbury.. Van Buren, and Polk. Buchanan
aud King johnson and Porterthese the couples who
have paired of in the political contredanc and pretty dance
Clay and hones John Davis will lead them-"
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

Some citizens of Sandusky. Ohio were few nights ago
attracted ok outbuldng by cries from within OF
der murder i-come quick he's eating up |" and
enlering found living there loafer who had gone
Sleep and taco yousg ealres sucking his ears
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
THE
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z,GRRg EIMIMEG .agsEIsE
. -Se1 Of Holly Springs. Mississippi every week
EsaE4arS advance--E keDff-HES
n I m0nihSand Five dollars the end Of year.
Ssaf1st anton iaken toE less than six months.
- vii be inserted Tie charged
:, ne Mississippi press -, ..
NJ continued ill ordered and
candidates for Office will beSale $0Couny IS.
srsf4 foza orassuinedby responsible
@ffrrs addressed the Editor, business the Office
- = roE paid secure attention
TSCas-a nls - - a. 80 - sOSS&A oohs 'hiS o.
rs c5.veTed
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10

In September ofshe year the banks stopped specie
Holly Springs gazette., 1842-06-10
S20O35I,2I4.

year after the u S. B. chatter had expired the
Incl eased to the enormous sum Of
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01
GREAT BARGAINS IN IOWA CITY
PROPERTY.

q n obedience TO al act entitled can act authori,
Fl zing the reduction of the minimum price of the
unsod lots in Iowa City, and their sale for materials
and work. and for other purposes, approved the 7tl,
day of February 1912.
do hereby give the following brief statement of
the provisions of the said act.
The first section makes it the duty of the Terrific.
rial Agent to reduce the minimum price Of the ur-
sold lots in Iowa City, and of any and all lots in
Iowa City, which mas have been, or which may
hereafter become forfeited fifty per centum below the
price thereon under existing valuations
The second section vests the Territorial Agent
with authority to sell any, and all, unsod, and for
feted lots for work to be done in the Capitol for
necessary materials furnished therefor at the reduced
minimum price.
The third section provides that the provisions Of
the said act shall continue in force for six months
from and after the first day of May next and no lon.
ger.
The fourth section makes it the duty of the Ter
ritoral Agent to to be published the foregoing
brief statement of the provisions of the said act for
six weeks in all the newspapers now published in
this Territory, and also cause the same to be publish
ed in the Cities, of Cincinnati, Louisville, st. Louis,
Springfield Illinois, and Indianapolis Indiana.
l do, therefore, hereby request the Missouri Re-
publican, the Louisville Journal the Cincinnati Ga.
zettc, the Sangamo Journal, and the Indiana Jour-
NAL and also all the newspapers now published in
the Territory Of Iowa. to publish this statement for
six weeks in their respective papers, and forward
their accounts to this office for payment.
JOHN M. COLMAN, Territorial Agent.
OFFICE OF TEnn1roRrAL AeEsr,2 .,ocu
Iowa City, Feb. &c, 1912. nA'-o"'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-01
IOWA HOUSE,
...,n.boat Landing, bloomington, 1o'ct

...,u.boof Landing, Bloomington, I0icd'
.-7,uE undersigned having leased this long cssah,
Gshcd and we'll known TAVERN SIAM
form of wears, and added to it such an addition
=, will enable him TO accommodate travellers anu
.;.or in manner more acceptable than its former
;aens;ous would permit returns his thanks fof me
Scral patronage heretofore bestowed upon ms ouse'
s Ds .ac;s a continuance of the same. Having ta-
,.o Tho Sand for number of years placing his rei
s,cs for patronage upon his merits he Is oe'erlne
=, .,n;nue az heretofore to strive to meli lioeral
sssro Of patronage by the use Of every eot TO rem
J.1 the stav of his guests pleasant and agreeane.-
Via TABLE shall at o.! times be supplied Win 'hc
,.s, the msrkc, affords, served up in style not 10
hs surpassed in any country The BAH VIII be KEEP,
,uuuied with the choicest Wines and Liquors anu
,sa bar room having always been quiet and free from
mise those wishing to be retired need not entertain
attendance 70 lsat astqrnanee rorefs away 'Gs
House free Of expense.
The STABLE, heretofore under his ccntfcs, ma:
been leased to couple ofyoung gentlemen OF exPe
renee in the business, and who are prepared with
Horses and Carriages for the use and t-ansporilon
passengers to any part of the Territory gentlemen
r families wishing to visit any part Of The Iessstu'
a,mcat,on at the Iowa House, where Their wants
cs, be Immediately attended to.
'A' VIM FRYE.
Bloomington. April lst lS42.vl-34tf
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iSyFEKHES S.4LE

EeY virtue Of an execution to me directed and
- delivered from the Office Of the Clerk of the
District Court of Muscatine county, Iowa Territory,
against the goods and chattes, lands and tenements
Of Lewis Mckee, have levied upon and will ex-
pose to sale, on Saturday. the 3Oth day of April,
A. D. 1912, at the Court House door, in the town
Of Bloomington, the following described property to-
wit: Lot No. in block rs, lot in block 49, lots
and in block 3d. lot in block lO0 lot in block
l49, lot in block Is, lot g. in block &c. lot in
block 1875, lot in block u.s. lot in block IA west
IL Of lot in block So lot in block IS. fractional
lots and in block Is, lot 2 in block 81, lot in
block l0s 10: in block 25; also, the undivided half
of lot in block TO- viz l6 feet Second street by
20 feet towards Front street, being the northwest
corner Of said lot all of which will be sold to satisfy
said execution, in favor Of Samuel Parker for the use
of John Morford. Sale to commence between the
hours of 10 o'clock IN the forenoon and o'clock in
the afternoon ofsaid day.
d. ]. SNYDER, Sheriff of Muscatine Co.
March IS, lS42-2l-3w. Prs fee 81 00]