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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

A VERY fine lot of BACON and small lot of
IA STONE-WAR astonistingly low, at
A. C. CLARK'S,
ADril l-22tf No Second st.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the second judicial District Of
the Territory Of b,ca, SIS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Instruct Court tOr the second Judtcsdl Dtsfs1a u
the Territory Of b,ca, SIS.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
THE following described persons having each
severally filed petition with schedule OF their
era debts and an inventory of their several property
of every name, kind and description, duly verified
praying to be declared Bankrupts and entitled 10 all
the benefits of an act of Congress- entitled "An act
to establish uniform system Of Bankruptcy thro'-
out the United States, to wit: REUBEN p.
BOLLES, Of the county Of Louisa, and member
of the late firm Of West & Bolles Of Sandusky Go.
Ohio, composed Of the said Reuben P. Bottles and
John West
ALBERT G. MORGA AN fthc county of Louisa.
MARVIL WHEELOCK Of the county OF Lou
lisa. and as member Of the late firm of Wheelock d
Twford of said county, composed OF the said Marvi
Wheeock and Thomas B. Twiford
CYRUS HAWIEY of Louisa county. and as
member of the late firm of Smith & Hawley of No
linn, of the State of Kentucky, and also member
of the late firm of Wilson 4 Hawley in the said
county of Louisa.
It is thereupon ordered by the Court, that notice
thereof be published in the Bloomington Herald"
newspaper printed in the District, at least twenty
days before the l5th day of June next when hear
ing will be had on the said petitions, at the Court
House in Wappelo, within said District, at ten o.
clock in the forenoon. And all persons interested.
may appear, at the said time and place, and shew
cause if any they have, why the prayer of the said
petitioners should not he granted.
&C. LNGHRAM, Clerk.
Francis Springer, SOL for petrs.
Nav 6 1S43-27-3w. "a
United States District Court for the county Of Mus
catine and Territory Of Isra.
In the matter of the petition of THOMAS CRAM
DOL, to he declared Bankrupt &c.
THE creditors of said Thos. Crandol andsothers
interested will take notice that on the 9th day If
April A, D. 1912, the Court aforesaid, county and
Territory aforesaid, ordered decree of Bankruptcy
to be entered in favor of the said Thos Crandol and
that his application for the benefit of the Bankrupt
law should stand continued for the second hearing,
to the eighth day of August next, at the Court House
in said county, and that the referred to Trad
c. Day & Charles Nation, Esqrs Commissioners
in Bankruptcy or either Of them, in said county he
fore whom on the Goth day July A. d. 1912 at the
office of Charles NATION in the town OF Blooming.
ton in the county and Territory aforesaid, you may
appear and have the petitioner examined under oath
prove your claims, show cause at the second
hearing in court at the time aforesaid, why the pray
er of the petitioner shall not be granted.
Josiah Parvin of said county sappointed assignee
in this case.
Attest JIG. MORROW Clerk.
r. S. PARv1N, Solicitor.
Nav IR42-27-1Ow.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

STRIKING PREDlcTloN.-It has been said that
language of strong passion is that of pro-
Fscy.
Two days after the charter Of the U. S. Bank
h the legislature Of Pennsylvania. and~before
enews had been made public at w Washington,
20 Members Of Congress, intimate friends OF
General Jaekson, one Of them from this city,
b gentleman who stands deservedly high
tie confidence of the democratic party. know
b his feelings upon the select, carried hum
|e nnwelcome lidings.
The old veteran was smoking his pipe when
Fheard it. He started back, exclaiming-By
be eternal! and dashed his pipe into thou
lnd pieces against the chimny. Then Selling
/ cane, he walked across the room several
ines, and said, with great emphasis and SOL
nally: Gentlemen, you are both Of you youn-
b men than am, and you wiH Hve to see
|holas Biddle IN the State Prison. ] may
Fe to see it, but l don't expect to-but YOU
'ntemen undoubtedly will.'
This anecdote was told TO US by one of the
g0,lemen; and in the present state Of affairs,
ID the peculiar position Of Mr.. Bildle is GER
Iay very interesting and curious one
G1ar Weekly;
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

10000 s.,ss ssi Il 4, D !.;s ss just
April Is, 1912. ]. BENNETT d Co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

I.r;no the Democratic Administration
l ms Van Boren, he paid over to the o's.e es
M ooo 900 Of surplus revenue, and 'e'l os1.
vUs5 900 900. In one gear OF Feoe nnn ,u'e
ony has been increased to $So. ooo'ooo' as
e ' osv br the wing papers, and the Government
now BANKRUPT
usep 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE !,
IN whics only asked that Harrison and
Tha' i ;nIt ne Elected on the ground that times
yler'b he made better, and confidence restored
QUIZ o,0. AZ they obtained the election OF
ae :"asyduals, and since that period, times
ese n,o infinitely worse, and confidence In
avs ave legislation entirely destroyed.
"s rcsp IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE
~ ITO whius denounced the Adminlstra-
- WI when labor was wcIth from VI 10 @l'oo
o. ." a n promised the labor!ng man two do'.
sr o'} aar and roast beef"if ne would vote Tor
e us . w., and Tyler too." and that IN one
fiiPp "oaa their election, labor was worth but
eaf' IT., h0 M, day, and no .'roast 6eef"-Circle-
Iii Watch.
,,. po1,rlcs.-Speaking Of the late
'nna,e result of the Virginia election, the
b; ;ch Enquirer, says:
/ 1--we wanted any other argument TO keep US
led and considerate, we should find 1t, OF
oar s in the dangerousAaspirations OF that tai
,a5 and ambitious man whom the Federal
~ ~ have adopted as their Presidential candl'
~ and as the champion Of their alarming
"osurps-the Bank, the tariff, the distributions
|aj nrobablv the assumption of State debts
shch formidable antagonist to encoun-
|, as Henry Clay, animated as he is by such
| seepJess ambition, directed by SO daring and
(rsevering spirit, and assisted by followers
/ devoted and so persevering, we should be
E,n.ng to ourselves and to our conntfy' IT we
(iJ moi constantly present an unbroken and IN
Inoble phalanx against all his aspirations
H. influence alone will unite and keep us TO-
tsber. With such breakers ahead, we must
.ser the ship in safety. Can our pilots fall
ISsen, Or will the ships company be guilty
I mutny or disunon! n
| Wce,ious have been held in GAINESVILLE, Day
an and other towns in Ohio, inviting visits
an Gen. Jackson, Mr.. Van Buren,, Col. John
/ "a and Mr.. Paulding during the coming sum-
her,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

~ SACKS GROUND ALUM SALT, just
w reed and for SALE by
June 10, 1912. J. BENNETT u 20.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

IN TONS assorted Iron, just received and for
M sale, by J. BENNETT & Go.
April Is, 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

IN KEGS WHITE LEAD, Just reed and for
oU sale, by J. BENNETT q 20.
June 10.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10

~ BBLS. No. Mackerel, just reed and for
~ sale, by ]. BENNETT & Co.
June 10.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-10
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS !!

Bloomington, April lst ls42.vI-34tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
rnE wulos OF MAssACHsErTs

Tho Wing State Convention OF this State as
semeled 10 Faneuii Hall on Wednesday last. II
was composed Of between one and two thousand
delegates, aud comprised many Individuals ifom
every part Of the State, disiingushed for talents
and worth. and veil known ior tho public services
which they have rendered TO tina, Commonw wealth
and to the country. Abslrr LA-Rxses was Pc
sdent oft. The folio .iog nominations VI candi-
dates Tor State Offices were made by reclamation;
JosN DAVIS. OF Worcester. Tor Governor
GsosaE HUI, Of Sand,s6ed, foe Lieutenant Go
vernon.
I, was then moved by REvEADE NEwros OF
Pu,sheld, that uoininatons DO made by the Con-
venon at large Zoe candidates for the Offices OF Pre-.
sdent and Wee President Of the United States. be
supported at the next election This motion was
unanimously adopted, and old Faneuii Hall rang
with the names Of 1913
HssRI CLAr, ofkentueky, for President.
Jons DAVIS, OF Massachusetts, for Wee PSesi
dent.
These nominations were received and adopted
amid loud and continued acc'au,au Ms.
The Conven i,u was addressed during its session
To animated speeches, by Osmpn Baker, LeverUti
Saltonslall, and other distinguished citizens
n al. lar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
Mr. WsJ'iJ 10 Lord .9sLJwtsn.
DEPARTMENT oT sTArE.
Washington. Aug.9 1870.

NY Lord-l have the honor 70 acknowledge the
receipt Of your lordship's note Of the 9Th instant in
sns"er 10 mine Of the lst upon the subject OF al
pusiOn i0f the better security Of American vessels
driven by accident or eluicd ~ force into the Bis
t'sh Wet India potts.
The Pfcsidsnt would have been grstihsd # YOU
let you tef liberty 10 proceed Al onco 70 ron
sijet some proper arrangement, by formal treaty,
Tor ms oolscii but there may he weight IN tho rea
sons Wheh you orge TOT eferfing such mode Of Ell
pulaton FOR consideration 70 London
The Pfesidon: places HE reliance On tbo.. prirsi
PIES Of public sw which we're stated in nv note 20
your lofdship, and which are regarded az equally
we'll founded snd important, and on your lofdshipis
engagements, thit Instructions shall be given 10 he
Governors Of Her Msjssty's colonies 10 execute
Their own laws with careful attention 10 ,he wish Of
Their Government TO maintsin good neigh borhood:
and ihat there shall be no ohcioug ntefferenee with
American vessels driven by accident or by violence
into hose Dof'S. That The laws and duties q hos
ptllrY shall be executed and that tiess seem nei-
thor " require nor 10 justify nny furh-f inqusiton
into the state Of persons or things on board Of ves
sells 90 situated, than may be indispensable 20 en-
force the Observance Of the municipal Law Of the
coony, and the proper regulation Of itS harbors and
waters. lie INDUCES the hope, nevertheless, thai
icluaied by just sense Of what e dus 10 the mu-
tul interests Of the two countries, and the mainto-
oahco q a permanent peace bo,reen lhsm, Hei
Mtjssty's Government W not fsil 10 see the in
porIance Of removing, by such further supuaiions
i by treaty or otherwise, az msy lie found 70 be ne
eessary, oil cause Of complaint connected with Thu
subject
| Ihavs the honor 70 be-, with high consideration
your lofdship's obedient servant,
DAME WEBSTER,
To LOAD AsHbuRroS, &c. &c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
Cabinet changer

Rumour 10 again busy framing new Cabinets
We subjoin the latest edition. As to Mi. Gushing,
he could not refuse any request his Exeollcncy
nigh, make-and With respect TO Mr.. McLane, al
thodgh 10 former times he was no, deemed over
scrupulous as 10 the terms on which no held Office
wo had not thought he would stoop to accept place
at the hands Of John Tyler.
Correspondence Of the Com. Advertiser.
WAsHIEeTOH, September 10, 1912
CABINET CHANoEs.-Under this head, I gave
you, for Mondays paper, tho announcement Of Ma %
lame RumOr relative 10 a new arrangement Of the
Executive council Of the nation. I am now enabled
70 write more definitely.
I mentioned Mr. Gushing, Of Mass as likely TO
succeed Mr. Webster in the State Department.
This was seriously contemplated, and the disposi.
lion 10 be made Of tho valuable services Of the for.
mer was for while, the topic Of deliberate advise.
nent. The result Is that no docs not 20 into that
department., but s TO succeed Mr. Forward, about
o resign in the Treasury.
Meanwhile Mr. Cushing is 10 Join tho President
N visit 70 the Rip Rsps, and they will return to.
gether TO Washington about the first OF October,
he former then assuming the duties Of his sta
ion.
A letter Of resignation 10 his constituents msy be
ooked for within few dsys.
Ast the State Department, II is this evening
confidently red in those circles here 10 which we
ook for the most authentic intelligence on these
points, that MT Louis MeLane 10 70 succeed Mr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
CITY Gil.

At an adjourned meeting, on Friday. the leh inst.
Present-Messrs. J A Lancaster, Henry Clarke,
G A Myers, James z Heath, jaime Caskie, John
Dove, S d Crenshaw. VIM C AIlen, o Has
kins, Joseph Mayo, John Freeman, and w A
Patteson.
The President being absent, Mr. Heath was ap.
pointed President pro fem.
MIR Mayo, from the Committee to whom were
referred the memorials OF Haxlll, Broihers & Co.
and Warwick s. Brksdlle, and the petitions Of
the u re-tors of the Exchange Hotel Company and
others. for reduction Of the assessment on their
property, made report. recommending that the
said memorials and petitions he rejected.
And the report was laid on the table.
IAN ordinance defining aud Furnishing vagrancy
and such offences, IS under the new charter may
DO punished by confinement aud labour in work.
house. was token up, read the second time, and
amended in part.
On motion Of MIR Myers, the snid ordinance was
Ia d on the table; and the report OF the Committee
on the above mentioned memorials and petitions,
was taken MP.
Messrs. Haxlll, Brothers 81 Co. having by per.
mission teen heard by council, on the pfopuety OF
reducing the valuation OF their Mills:
The ayes and noes were ordered on the question
OF approving the report Of the said Committee.
And the ayes we're Messrs Caskie, Dove, Allen,
Hnskins, Crensha~ and Msyo-6.
And the noes, Messrs. Heath, Lancaster, Clarke,
Myers, freeman and Patteson-G.
On motion Of DE- Dove, il was ordered, that when
the Council ndourns, it will adjourn to meet again
on Wednesday next, of o'clock, r. NJ, for the
purpose Of taking up the above mentioned ordi-
nance, and the ordinance for establishing Work
house, &c.
A mo;ion was made by Mr. Myers, that the re g..
solution adopted tho l2th instant resembling IN
resolutions Of the Council the 22d Of August
last, reducing tire valuation Of the Mills OF Hax.
ALL Bro hers & Co. and Warwick & BarksdAle, be
rcscindsd.
And he moved, that this motion be laid on the
table.
The ayes and noes having been ordered on this
question,
The ayes wero MesHs. Heath, Lancaster, Clarke,
Myers, freeman and Patteson-6.
And the noes Messrs. Caskie, Dove, Allen, Has
kins, CrsnshaW and Mnyo-G.
And the Council adjourned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
FOUL PLAY soMEwuRar

We are most reliably informed that, ia a meet
Ing Of the Tyler General COMMITTEES Of this c ~,
the proposition to cast the Tyler votes for VIM
Bouck for Governor prevailed afer much resistance
aud discussion, by Il majority of one. That m,io
riiy was obtained on the strength OF a positive Al.
snrance given by one Of the members that Colonel
BoIek was pledged TO support the Administration
OF MIR Tyler and had declared himself opposed 10
running Mr. Van Buren, for President.
IN Y Tribune.
CABINET CHANGES -A correspondent of the
New York Commereiai Advertiser, in wrn,ng from
Washington under date of the llih instant, makes
the following preference to reported chagnes in the
Cabinet:
"Mr Webster resigns the State Department, and
is to be succeeded either by Mr. Gushing or ty Mr.
Upshur. IL the latter goes into the State Depart.
ment MIR Cushing will doubtless succeed him in the
Navy. Mr. Forward remains in the Treasury, ru-
m)urs to the contrary Notwithstanding. lie likes
the new tariff, and will see the Treasury relieved
from its present emptiness before he budges. His
health is quite restored"
BAcKrSo our.-Rodsrck Dorsey, Esq. one of the
Locofoco candidates for the Legislature from Fred
eriek county, has wlthdrawn. MIR ID. is an expe-
\ reneed politician and cannot muster courage TO
share the defeat which awaits the ticket with which
he was connected The convention which nomlna
ted HIM Is TO meet to-day for the purpose OF sup.
plying his place. Frederick Examiner.
A Mr. Lookerman made an assault upon John
|
Wedne sday last, at Annapolis s;abbng him severe
ly in the thigh, RIBS and abdomen, with dirk. L.
was supposed to DC laborins under a fl of pu sna.
cous Mesmerism.
Love TARIFF.-In cour,ship, a lover should
school his heart to pay the lady its duty ai vaorem
and for this purpose he should judge her she ap
p:ars IN the domestic circle. That is the HONE
valuation" and all men who want wives should
| look TO It. IN Bulletin.
New ARTICLE or TRADE The reader will Oh
serve on reference to commercial report, notice
Of a new article Of commerce in this Market v z:
Fish from Lake Superior, OF which four or FIVE
hundred barrels have been already brought over ia
Western Railroad. There are three kinds, cal ed
Siskawit, Trout and White Fish.
Boston Daily Advertiser.
FISHING ON LAKE MIcHIGAS.-We understand
that MIR Clark took at White Fish Bay, near Mani
towoc, one day last week, sixty barrels of white
fish at single hau.. tMilwoukie Cour.
IMMENSE STALK or CoRS.--we have now ia
our possession a stalk Of corn, which is indeed one
of natures greatest wonders. IL grown by
Lewis Herble of Lencock township, 10 this city
and he sends it to sin honor Of James Buchanan.
IL measures sixteen feet four and hall inches hish
| The seed from which Il grown, was obtained
| by Mr HeIble from Mr. Adam B.re.
| Lancaster Intel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19
NEW MOVES UPON
THE POLITICAL CuESS.BOARD.
cOrresPondenes ofihe Baliimor. Patriot.


WASHINGTON, September Is. Is4a.
Every day rumor becomes more general in ,n,c;-
pn'ng chsnses in the cabinet, and all the wbilo ,bs
seems TO speak more authentic. Certain Il in that
singular moves are being made on the political che,.
board, indicative Of closer alliance between the Pre-.
'idont and the Loco Foeos. The union 10 now com.
pe,e; to be Tyler man is to be locofeeo. They arc
birds of one and the same feather and species. Tyler
anu Calhoun Wise and Blair, Gushing and Van Bu-
rem and Proffit and Benton, mate hereafter in tho
same iruekle led. Truly. extremes have met
Old (euds and animosities are forgotten. and ,bev
who Gro while spoke one of another as knavessnd
hypocT.tes, ro.ues and ioyalis,s ioin;np h,nJs
are made last friends, comenied in the bound, Of
union NY the kisS OF pence. The Globe and Madi-
sonian are TO be merged into one paper to be edited
and controlled by l'aac Hill and Francis Preston
/ Blair Rivcs, of the Globe, has bought out Mat,
NEW 81 CLAIR Clarke's interest in the state paper
printing, valuable contract held by him and Peter
Force, under a law OF Congress-
John Jones hsures not much longer as an official
eatoi' he taxes, It may be, moro agreeable, il
not more lucrative situation-a good Office s in
store for him. and who will say he is undesetvins
Who has worked more industrously, or who has
worn the collar ard the livery OF the master more
kindly.
Mr. Forward is to leave the Treasury d.,,,,,.,,
at least his own word has been given TO that effect
lie told gentleman OF this city n few days since
that he did not expcc, to remain in Office month
longer. Who is to be his successor, is not vet
known. Webster, 1t is said, If he returns at all
Will retire IN few days. TO be succeeded by Caleb
Gushing Upshur and Louis McLane have also
been named.
The hybrid sheet of Hill and Blair-the on. the
lord OF letters the other Of lies-is to sustain the
Administration, and to stand by the nominee Of the
National Convention. Tycr's claims are TO be
submitted TO that Convention, and, il he be nomi-
netea, the party Is to cling to him, as the last plank
oil safety TO shpwtecked crew. All tho power and
patronage OF the Government go into the hands Of
the Loo Focos and their candidate is to reap tho
osneht, II any, they can confer. Such is the news
here, and believe il TO be correct, as got it from
very authentic and responsible source-from one,
wro' from h position should, and does know.
Doubtless, the negotiations are pending. IL not
complete. and If things do eveutune as say, il
VIII be because Of the obstinacy Of some Of tho
high contracting parties. Tylerism is for SALE and
Loco toeo,sm does not buy out the concern, it
will be, that it thinks Ty!erism too dear a bargain
at any price. N.Y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

l0> Mesmeries are still all the rage. MIR. French
made exhibitions Friday, before the Faculty, who
will meet this evening to make arepor,. We tup
pose this report together With the FIRST, will he CIV
en- to the public. n We have heard Alright they will
explode this humbu. answ. as l: has been explodei
some any times-whenever ii was subjected to the
scrutiny of the scientific.
Friday night, MIR. French gave an exhibition TO
the public at 50 cents ahead. The astonishing pho.
nomeaa were the subject OF wonderment to all be-
hoders We were not present. but hear that the
Janto were there in full force to prirs Old Mesmer
on, of,hc mud. We suppose tho phenomena will
be published, July certified. Al the Hoax down
street, certificate, in du. form, was drawn up
and that would have been published as establishing
beyond doubt the sublime virtues of Mesmerism,
had not the young men voluntarily revealed the &c
crei, that j; was a hoax
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-09-19

The whole sum and substance Of the ssxpcss" ir,
hat Me Roberts had been appointed. unsolicited on
biz old friend TO sdmt among his subordinate. Few
men who were not hostile 10 his Admin stra,ian, THE
relations between the Administrator aud the Cay
portion OF the Wing party having undergone a
ehange) and this little request Mr. Roberts denied
his benefaetor. The President very nstaraiiy re-.
solved to remove the ungraieful Incumbent, and Mr.
Robclts. after being in consultation With the Pres-
dents most bitter enemies. determined to defy,
thwstt, ard mor,Iiy him to tho extent OF HE ability
The President removed him, end his Statement
which We presume had been eolla'ei months TO
fore. was published to The Clay Wing public. Let
them make the most of t.
We have authority TO contradict. most emphati
eally. DIR Roberts account Of his Wait to the PIesi-
dsnls Mansion.