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Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BosToS, May Is, o'clock, p NJ
The Mormon, gong ahead Ihs L.

Correspondence Of the Herald
BosToS, May Is, 4 o'clock, p. NJ
Elder Nickoson, the Mormon, gong ahsad-- Tbs La
dies and Sandy Uech.
Elder Nickerson informed me this forenoon, that
ne should make great SIR in Boston during the en-
suing week The Elder is one Of Joe Smiths most
Jealous apostles. lie says he has engaged Boylson
Hall, and shall hold series ofmeetngs, to endeavor
TO wake up the drowsy spirits. He talks Of ensa-
gng DR. Collyer 10 perform the miracles-heal the
SICK and raise The dead The prophet Miller is at
Newburyport, preparing the pious citizens of that
place for the " final consummaon of all things"
which, from various signs in this neghborhood, II IS
evident is near at hand. Let the wicked stand from
under.
The Washingtonans are to nave mass meeting
at Fsneuil Hall to night. Sandy WEIGH Is to speak
He quite lion here and said to be very popular
among the ladies'. Last night he spoke al Marlnro
Chapel and urged the dear creatures IN his Pecuiiar-
" eloquent manner TO sign the pledge. ne says
they must do it, and then there will be no rear o. me
gentlemen as they always follow me laoes Wheie-
ever they 60 and initiate whatever they 40; nuse
paw from New Hampshire also addressed INC meet
inc lie goes ahead Of Hawkins, WHO II now
mere ninnv i'm comparison with scores the Tempe
rancc revival has evoke UP.
~ Yours respectfully, b.
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Tn, GOVERNOR AND COUNCIL OF MASSACHUSETTS
h.aa annoinicd Commissioners with full powers to
ssoction such arrangement the General Govern
menf may make in relation TO the North Eastern
boundary.
The Commissioners are Messrs Abbot Lawrence,
John Mills formerly United States District Attorney,
and a third, whose name we know not.
awe also hear, that Abbot Lawrence has been
prevailed on to take the nomination tor Copsrees,
in Mr. Wmthrop's place.
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HATS.
HATSl HATS! HATS

DROWN &CO's One Price Hat Store, wholesale and RI;
ID tall i79 Chatham Square, Of Mott where
fashion, beauty, durability and combined to adorn
the head
The proprieors have the pleasure now offer addition
their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation Of beaver which closely resembles that Of all us
the costly and beautiful that the difference easily
perceived. Price three dollars We strictly adhere TO the
cash which enables furnish superior
Hat for the price changed In presenting these Hats 10 the
public the proprieors think they have reached the unaium
of beauty. durability, chvarness and comfort. 3ns
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NOTICES..

-
Nrw Yesx AsD Als.sr , Ran ROAD Coz
Rail co%SaS s
PssG Place cs Monsy s will s S Gass
The Poll. viii be OBepat 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and continue
0TfPs The BOOK. transfer Of Stock closed and will
syse JOS. b 9 S6E6toa IF ei'te
CORPORATION NoTIcE.-Pablic notice /. HEREBY gwen
ss sn.as Of At PS s cy III H"sas the
T%sssaya s Sny es e. 'sad Whole
,SS 4 Ss S.~ E e f s aea
and rubshed Is i 9f 4 N; Smith ffH comp oe
comrtroller. Office. Aprii 70 ISL. aaa awnwilayI.
CPECAL ELECTIQN-The sheriff has s sn a. the for,
lowing nOg the n,pe1 to- Of oSn sn By new
Governor NOTICE OF sPECIAL ELECTION.
snrH g1n 2 2Gss M s,I s, hi is.s
n, N Sy isd h ceSgy Of N sSs he
Jun; e. TO ss a s al
70 Common schools PASSED April Ia2' The first section
whereof fbs elected each Of the wards G d. City
and and G0 S of Ns Of Go s%H
ballot at aspra election. be helaon The first Monday Of
5Ss x. % % a 81 S'
By b ia ss s s STs i
sem the Charter Election. II said city, ,,,. d, hi.
essq" endorsed Vi" MoSSM SGf G 6 HsR s'sSS
IS has removed to 81 Nassau street The corner Of John
where he may be consulted all mstcrs IN Bankruptcy.
m2s imeodrc
JARPsA very fine toned elegant double action Hirp ior
III sale at 3s5 Broadway. Hsrp repaired and exchanged NY
F. Browne Patent Harp Maker and at Benen sts n o
don. III, -
ENGRAVING BY TIE OMNIGKAPH MACHi.NiE r..
Il BURR, JONES co. I92 bt1tnwsy' SoIgp.s u rhat.
street NY prepared eDgrave all KINDS OF 1a, .s
Plans and Surveys any work Of that class N te mos e
tI sfD with expedition and ~ prices TAR DC
low ,boss rb,,re1 for similar work executed by hand efsy
nrthe co Of fine steel copper plates not exceeuhg LII
thcgrs,hc work. H.. ou,;..,,a, .,,
r. B-specimens Of the work done By s'c oniga an can
be examined Al rhe office IN Broadway. VI es.-n
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.JEWELRY.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

VERY LOW.
rI,IIE Slb.ceT selling all descriptions * 81 Silver
L W.ichss Colo and Silver Pencils Geii L:.Is,. Keys
&c. retail lower than other Itts IN Ire city.
sS wsisSs 6 s Or t Ssu o' a
ed TO keep good time the mcucy itinIrsj ,cf5 and
Clocks repaired " tts best manner md .srIri.i u much
the city. g. G. ALIEN, mlnrter Of Watches and jew
elry, Wholesale and RETAIL 80 Wei street. up stairs
MEssRs. MORTIMER HUNT, Jewellers and Silver
lu smiths Of New Bond street. London and 3 Broadway,
New York beg respectfully to sPpise the public that their
closed sa FIST day Of June NEXT il which period Eer
stock Of ewsy plate plated goods gallery &C. will remain
n. B.-fhe House TO be let a3o me
WATCHES, JEWELRY, CUTLERY, sc.--The sub
w scbe being DESTROYS of materially reducing their stock
paper gold silver Watches gold chains pencils rings and
byoscbe; diamond pins and rings unset diamond paste stones
po on CARDS and aa in do1en. n pocket and
sets Of table cutlery also silver spectaces h'mbles
pencils tooth picks pickle forks plated earrings chains rings
cork SSEq screws, &c. &c s. j. NEUsFADT BxkNETf
mi Inns c az Maiden lane.
To AEA NJ oa RAST i;lss; near
Broadway Wholesale and Retail Manufacturer. Of Travel
ling Writing Dressing and Jewel cases miniature cases and
plate neatly arranged 10 order Also trays made and
6lrcd Jewellers show to contain Watches chains
Avsriety above articles constantly hand and made
to order. with neatness and despatch; ..o,,s
No. Cour,lsndt street New York. m2i Inc
REMovED.-,HILAIRE;w WAITER agent and partner tS q
Glasses France, No q arad Poissonniere street. Paris
has the honor informing Nss dealers in watch works and
glass hs tssiT ests5shmeni watch cut glass gilt
eGcIed ney Gss &C. &c g. hSS iS 9es re
DESTROYS Of purchasing from the only depot Of the
factory respectfully invited to call c; o:;
toned goods which will be disposed Of die most reasonable
terms ...- mi 2m'r
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OCULISTS.
THE EYE.
DIR. WHEELER. OCIJJJST

lWHEELER oeeuliss 8 osesnwekL ss1ss EYEs y
rssps;s.ly Informs The public that cea.sausnce d his
sSS s Hca s0fg @ wSe hss . y
which Dr. has many vs Gssn sps G si ea
Sy SI % sSS@' snd % by s
ssei rsc Sa dssi Of ssr which
hope It, this unprecedented his treatment the
,s, Sn v SGsdeGsd dis of a eye
be anaequanled with him. and his mild mode of treating TIE
Sss class ocisy respecting bis professional skill and
abilities being preemient for his Success scientific
,o ChIGnis Inflammation Of he eyed however
and specks. remove cd without surgical oi~raron
S II r A B | S M u S,
Commo.ly called squinting, and CArARACTs safely
m9vsdin few minute-with scareeiy Inconvenience
,, TU ,'GYb 2 Informed or that Letters
Post OFF, yss, es n pSs. pad az which m H.
Wheeler already Civ n him wide spe ad reputation and
ssfs sss n as ss ~ he Of n2.s y S ss
.ea'ss which patients have offered 10 hun Of their
sm hs 81 5 To @
the Densh which they have received from Dr.
New Y, AK. March 18Th, 1872
t sS Hf 3 s 'SS
i; &c 5s~s' have
disorder which lately afflicted its sight The child of such
hat despsIrsd. unit, told Of sE such maife Of
ee h s no sm ps
Ss ssHs; nl @ @ s
CITY and County oi New York n to a ''' .'''' st.
low n nrs ssGs so s Of ny 5
mails to Dr. Wheeler the cuist for ,eofns me perfect
' d.s aas by %sn 81 Fl. S aS
different parts OF the United
~ 1 m ~ JA M 3; F%RR'EL, ;a Sd Avenue.
GEo IRELAND Con- T:. Deeds is;..,
6aI sd Ss joa street Brooklyn being duly
oplha%a and ulcers dig aud though under d
f s s"s Dr.
''eh street. who has entirely restored h ba XVII POWELL
Subscribed sworn to before me- this s,st day Of March,
. 111 SSrH1E Ssw 1s'e
$$ss Ss S:s ss sssl 6 ss s Sa
s Es a as oa her hs 9% sSa bs %
5 sse,s4 . !, s@ she
Sasso whose whose ias ss
Sworn before me IBIS f..4 s DAY . %. Ast d 's,s
s. csdy, IS High street gydeqcc r. l. being duly
Az, ' = Tii iS' s"s 3 I %
dans.T has peretiy ses,ored his sight Under such
s @ benefit s Which VI
sworn before me, this 2sh day IApi, ls,2,
GEORGE IRELAND, Jr, CON- Deeds.
City apd County Of New Y9rl, S. Eel. ,... ,,..
G under who Inc a hS Of De- d cs $ ens e
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Alasss

STEAM NAVIGATION BETWEEN ANTWERP
AND NEW YORK,
..a- TTa-SOUTEf.AMPTON.
BELGIAN STEAMER BRITISH QUEEN,
NJ. M KEANE CoMMANpER. "a =
The days Of departure Of this wkown Steamship, have
From Antwerp, From Southampton, From New York,
On Ath Nav 842. On It'll May 1842, On It'll June, 1912
uu.. 10th July, - 7th Aug,
7th Z" 1nfh Sept. =" It'll Oct, Z"
Price Of meals included, t. Southampton
Autwerp, $7O-Ste wards fees s. C2lS The meals will be
board plan OF continental hotel the best
and fixed and moderate prices being only
charged when paraking OF the same
The of either Of the above also be
engaged preferred with meals stewards fees included for
Sg7 62h cents, exclusive of wines
An experienced Surgeon accompanies the ship
For freight passage, further inforaacn apply to
H. ". r. x II. MALI, Agents,
40 6m<r II Beaver
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FURNITURE,
GEORGE w. DAWSON.

WhOIfsdIe and Retail Furniture and General Fur
nishing Warehouse, No. 67 Chatham street, COR
ner of Duane street, NeW York
WHERE he keeps for sale large of the follow
w articles, sdeboards Bureaus Bedsle ads, Cots,
Cases, Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier Tables,
Pianos. Sofas Sofa Bedeads Beds Bedding Paleasters Mat
tresses, Csrpes Oil Cloth Mating and Fire Irons Wash
staaos Toilet Tables, Candle STANDS, Bureau Besteads
Dressing Bureaus, Safes, Nc
Also, rse assortment Of and women's Wearing APP
parel, aud second handed
All the above articles offered the pablo very
low pces Persons of said articles would find il
Shipping orders punGtually attended and packed the
shortest notice, and reasonable Mattresses Bedding
Nc for fitting vessels constantly on hand
All orders the above establishment will paicually
tcpded to and thankfully received.
n. B-Th- highest prices will be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Gentenen's and Ladies' off Clothing
aa16 m&
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SHARON SPRINGS.

THE PAvILLIoN-Ths new commodo9s Hotel viii be
ifSs1 SHi sn aa e RE @
The clear pure water of the springs greatly resembling
those i. S1s ssG pS;s have f E
ous and Dyspepic ompains aud in cure ysIelas,
saheam ss5ofala Liver Complaint and general afGiy
medical professors in The United Stated nedici-
aa.ed by any in this country
extensive s sa ns f s and are
the ATTRACTIONS offered to these seeking in the heat
springs s" e So%T. ride @
nv and Utics oad where carriages daily await the arrival
q i. vorens sehenseiaay and ttsa to yi;
time for dinner; also BY the Albany a Cherry vsl.y San
PIKE by siy stages being about foS-h'e miles west OF the
Warm. cold and shower Baths furnished all times either
Of u .mnera or fresh water and every attention given to rem
An abundance Of the purest mountain spring
the season.
THE SPRINGS HoTEL.-This Hotel will be opened at
the above village Of sharon Springs for The Of ,s
'"s az s1 lo%sisw.r WILLIAM f. JONES.
DATENT PRESERVED PORTABLE FRESH PRO.
ay s.is we-a AfsS sy fsIR .ns
mon ysies and Ci.msBsei Mutton Lamb, pogk, Chick
Ts ysS Sssese Soup Mex R Soups
B Ffss snS S Ma si az, al ss cooked
np me Inn MG ff isa 3 s ss i,. York
y, oar II. don'i Sb6IS ss 1l
continues supply The Navy, the American Russian and
boats for the last four has The lage. assortment
Bsas ;6', Sc sosss S% sid.
e sos oS N '@as River AZ soG e eu
than last year. ms 3m.c
r. 5 be R SssTGs By ssssn
Of Croton Aquedac until the first day Of June
sss e ' not eS already ss,G 70 so4 Re
% s s s %sf fsG Z:
ns TO s $ viii Be %
bs aps Of The bridge and he specification Of the material
s sG the OF s Of ID may FROM s s Ike s
New York, May 10th, iss2.
S&S ASEb H HSSss55SsTs'
Guiding he building the Bridge the Harlem Rive.
DAGU EREorYPE APPllRATUs.-t:: a. AKTAuLT
co e. sT 81 packet
Sahy ed iS ss tor f,s e s% xr
90 Asrs%s,is Lenses, made at Paris, BY Alphone On
100 bottles at HyJosqlphre Of Sod. ,,.
cf AR iodine Souse q Cold and die new
NJ D r A. Ar,su., take. hi, opportunity inform their
friends ,nd that they e hcs 9e,5 s,1
way. opposite st. P.ul's church. a2s In.
STAiNT:D GLASS AND WINDOW sHADEs.--HAN
siS.s and lsesadss F.i9Sr,. s.pretiqIy solicit families
aa S se . sd 3 S q ~c. |. ns ct t e.
prices suit the Washable window sryies from
doll~ the richest styles equally cheap in proportion.
Architects and Others urhed with designs or stained glass
church windows, dwellings, Sc the shortcs notice and
orders executed with economy and despatch.
wANTED-An srtst used to deecrsive painting; also
apprentice. my20 imr
200 900 rS .s1Iad s L R' e,sp sauces. r.
price Cider and White Vinegar, BY the gsll2p Or barrel
Sour krout by the barrel keg Preserved Meats souis
Oysters towls, Milk, &C., Warranted 70 keep any Iens
ae,i h,,nrS AZ asshe uree Ground Coffee warranted
pure Walnut, Mushroom and Tomato Catnp by ue s'
or DOZEN
N. B.-Large size Pickles FOR grossrs,,by MILLER.
moa Am. ""'s'~' anu I9i Water aad az Front sues'
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PIANO FORTES.

coUTHERN DEALEHS dscna.ei, zaslsiiy WI, ind
Of hr above article conisz vsri%s OF And q oenvss
~ and mahogany, xitn srid action, fcro stands,
y, - "erS modem improvement. Tnesc nsiIdi;s are war
sn,ed 10 he equa the city, ,is WI be s = ne low
cash, al toe W7nniscDT. ~ WSu or
~ street between Ffti, ami svtr avenues.
R-Pisno Fortes for iiire--h 2o)~ Sssys. II on Ptr
Fortes ior hire at the panutaCtosy aim
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NEW YORK, TUESDAY MORNING, MAY 81, 1912
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TO PAPER MAKERS.

DERSEE x BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street., between
Broadway and Nassau street New York import direct IRON
the Manufacturers the following articles, viz
Bleaching Powder of Boyd x Sons make-wauaned, for
uniformity and strength equal TO in this country Great
Bain and for the sae Of which they sole in the
United States
English Cylinder Machine FEELING very superior quality
Sc, 40, IS, &c, ", and 81 ,shnA wide
Dryer Feltins Of str5 ic and of widths usually
quirrd
Blue Smats they enabled supply FIFE, and FEE
in any quantities.
Wires for Fordrnier and Cylinder Machines
from the purest meaaso, yackets-Wet and Press Fes
Pulp Screens Nos. |, g. of brass metal.
ORDERS r any OF the above articles together with Foreign
and domestic Soda Ash, Nitrio Alum Irvine &c &c.
will meet with prompt attention 3c
NEW. GUITAR MUsIC-GEORGE II. DERWORT
- professor oil the guitar No. 1873 Canal street opposite The
ST. Johns church. has the honor acquant his friends and the
public that he has published variety of and popular mu
SIC aranged with easy accompanments for guitar.
Mr. d. viii also arrange aud music for orchestra
guitar and other Instruments and give TO
tenrs on The piano forte aud yolin.l my2 6w.c
AW REPORTER for May, lsa2-Conains seven cases Of
Bshkruptcy presenting the subject all u. various phases
Jusc, Marshall Lord Rsdesdale American Jus Stakie
on Evidence New Rules in Equity Geenea on Evidence
BankI~pts New York (900 Bankfupts Mass. (lOJ) Sc
Judse Sory opinion length the eiec Of attachments
laid the property of bankrupt previous his beng de-
cared sch will in the Jane number Also Judge Bet
opinion IN ,e case Of kasr9n tries lewe) will appear IN
Of Benkaps in New Bork and Massachusetts, which will
der tn work valuable business What merchant
would erge Is month for such niormaton The May
nunb,f commences volume, and offers iaS orabe
p'''"A''' 10 subscribe '0i BRADBURY soDsr CO.
min Nassau N .aud10 st Boston
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BOOK BINDING

PAPER RULING.
n IRELAND, Ne I2o Nassau street having an entire new
latest ed most approved patterns, prepared TO execute
all orders in the mos, durable and handsome manner
Merchants Account Books and all other kinds of Blsnkwork
ruled and bounl any patterns and in style that Is wsrrated
satisfaction Any work ordered can be done The Eng
l mode il required H. has had long experience in both
methods.
FOR SALE-Two second hand Copperplate Presses. APP
ply above. mis- I'm
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PAPER HANGINGS.

M A. HOWELL s CO., 367 Pearl street, now receiv-
w. from their New Brunswick,
tenve assortmenl Paper Hgings Borders Of latest
and approved patterns and styles suited to the city and
country trade which they offer dealers the manaiac
tory prices
Alo their usual variety of French PAPER Borders, Fire
Bo.rd Prints, Views, &c.
the best women TO put paper par, Of the city
be had at the shortest notice. E ai3 cod2nsr
LJOMHPA1HIAS WORKS-Just published BY VIM
IL RADDE 322 Broadway Johns New Manuel Of il9mg-
paihc Practice, edited with by A. Gerald Hall,
M. d. second American from the trd Paris edition. This
dspcnsable book hcmepats complete in vols
Price in paper S6-a full bound copy 81.
The Family Guide to the Administration of HomGpahia
Remedies third edition. from the second London edition. with
additons-Price IS cents.
Popular Considerations on Hommpatha-hy VIM Cullen
Bryant Esd delivered before the New York Homeopathic So
ciety Dec. %, i8ii-Plice 1874 cents.
Also, just published, Hydraulics, Manuel Of the Water
Cure practsed by Vincent Prosnitz Geeenherg CON
from writings OF Charles Mune ID.
Aeste D. B. Hirsche and other practitioners, by Francis
Graeter-Price Sl-neatly bound
THIS little neatly printed booconans exposition in what
manner this simple has been found remedial mia lmsr
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DRY GOODS, &c.
SH I K rs
STRAW GOODS.

IN BENNETT, importer and manufacturer Of Italian and
English Goods respectfully informs his
he has removed - establishment from % William and %
att John where he continues 10 keep splendid
and extensive of ladies' iasionsbe Straw Goods,
French aud English Duns,ab kaan Rutland fine Tuscars,
Fancy ShelworlSs, Prince Albert Strtws, Sc. &c.
Also, entirely article the White Sibe nan Hair
duccd being extremely light beautiful, white and durable.
u.1x'r,
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United States Court.

MAY 30.-Case Of Leonard Gosing.--Ths case came
again before Judge Everett sitting for the District Judge
yesterday afternoon, and after full examination Of the
circumstances connected with the charge the Court
cded that there proof against the accused
rant the proceedings and without hesitation ordered Mr.
Costing to be honorably discharged TO the great dscomh
ture Of his accusers and their legal adviser
Counsel for Mr.. Goslmg-Wm. Muloch and r. N. Nor
rson, EsQrs
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During the intervals between the plays the reeshment
rooms Oft the upper box lobby filled with guests.
who had their choice of every thing suitable for the
sion, such tea, coffee cake lemonade, ices &C. SC
This n the first exhibition of Private Thcaricals which
has been got in this city and from the which
attended it, trust to have another. The nimta-
Bile Boz matter of course, the star of the good
lie companie" and many eager TO get peep at the
literary lion of the day in character in which comparative
ly few can have opportunity of seeing him. All
may read his works and receive enjoyment from their
rusa but is allotted many hear his own huInOr
from his swn lips and him personify individuals
scmblng his original characters
After the performances closed select number OF the
select down elegant supper, which was served
ur the stage.
The band OF the 23d fseors formed the orchestra and
tho music excellent, but too loud
Ills Excellcncy the Governor General warmly up.
paudsd the performers repeatedly
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NEW STORE of Rich Cut and Plain Glass No. IS John
IN door of Nassau street.
STOUVENEL %. have the honor to inform their friends
and the public that they opening the above where
large and beautiful ell descriptions
such astral and hall lamps all completes porcelain I! the
Gold street. Wholesale and tacity and country radeall
goods packed TO the countrya articles match
to matt Please call at Joha street. M IN
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wANTEpAn artist, used decorative painting; also an
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
AGRICULTURAL STATISTICS.

Tho census returns Cor The year 1910.
IRE q source from which can be derived
some Of the most useful nnI importan,
facts in regard TO the agricultural inte-
rest and wealth o! our country. Having
Z desire to ascertain what portion
Of tho people Of the United States
arc engaged in agricultural pur
suits, % we'll as TO know the relative
proportion in tho several States and
Territories, we have taken the trouble to
comriie statement Of the same from the
abovc mentioned returns, thinking il
might be equally as interesting 10 our
readers as it has been to Us.
The grand total population Of the I'm;
Ted States on the Ist Of June, 1910, was
1909, AS, Of this amount there were
S,714;95l engaged in Agricultural pur-
suits, being in a ratio ofnbout one 10 four
and fifty eight hun:lfeaths, and the IA.
ito in the several States and Territories
as follows:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05
UPON TIE pREsI
DENT.

ltl'as been the fate Of every President
we have ever had to be deceived occa-
s'onally by those protesting to be friends.
The present Executive has perhaps suf-
iered more annoyance in this way than
any other. lie has been deceived by
beggars from every State in the Union,
who, after securing the spoils of their
labor, have taken the earliest occasion
to betray and abuse him. But from no
part OF the country has holder attempt
been made upon his credulity than from
our own Territory, which is full Of bro
ken down wing politicians from the
States and who, although all Of them
arc cursing him in their hearts, and
so me Of them openly dcnouncing him in
the streets, still have the n.eanness and
the hardihcod 10 press upon him their
impudent suits for office! 1t ought to be
taken for granted that such men are not
tit Tor olfice-and il their names and
their duplici:y we're both published to-
gcthcr j, would be but an act OF re,ribu.
tive justice. The ill-concealed hatred Of.
those already in office towards Mr.. Ty
Ter, merely because he would not sell
himself to the money power and follow
ia the lead Of their old master Henry
Clay, may form the subject Of future
paragraph.
We doubt not that the list Of wing APP
p'ications from this Territory TO Gen.
Harrison and nar. Tyler, would, IL pub
!ishcd, exhibit an army Of US n,erestine
worthless a. ever graced the Page Of pa
triotic history.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05

IN g4NKRuprcY. An opinion'.ha. pre-
vnilcd . considerable extent, that,
after q person has filed his. petition 10 be-
decread bankrupt he might $ lely.g6
into business, and noneof his frnie ear
nings would pass 10 his crfdirars. But
in recent aose, whici, came before Mr..
Justice Story, he. decided that all thu, pro-
perry AMI RI. hts Of property Of the. banks
rupt, at ne kfae Of NE decree IF bank
r"plcy. pass - the assignee to be- distfi.
bu,ed amongst the creditors with the
other assets Of the bankrupt Boslos
ado. !.