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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05

Wean benlItt fdl immer ncdl 1T benz 07es
pnblifaner, bad Bolt ~ iiberreDeit baB bic
Dienfiseit eines Gauntp gemlfen 6 Sabre
unb niht MIR hrei feiu fellte. GclI man eann
MIR In gedia eauntp alIein 70 ggfdeit ges
norbert fein gn alien n,loerE Gannties 70,
ipeit mir bic gruennungen gefeben baben, iInb
bic alten Beaulteli II | dl ipieeer mfqencns
men weroen llne nebenbcm, marum tpur,
be bic @cnftihticn Die pcu 1873 einfIdtspclen
Bnrgern ferniirt ipurbe, nidt 70 uerdnbert,
70 eaB ber Gerinin auf Sabre feif9efeBt
ipurte 2 @ernoe neil man 0laubte orei Sabs
re iei Idlt9 9enug. g8arum fam Der Sheriff
une pielc aneere Seamten nidjt anf Sabre
ertpdblt perben ? todtfe man CO fur (hidlis
der 9ebaIten ben 3ermin aHf Sabre feffsns
fesen, 70 mare oies bnrth Die @cnpention 9e,
fdlehcn. Diele aber, bic bas "2I M ers
halten eebensSeit" t" als pers
tertld, anIaben, IeBten ben Termin auf crci
Sabre fcit. Bcnn ibr nun glaubt baB bem
leinpelIenben 8ilrgermeifler oas Wcbl be6
ednbCs ndber ani Nersen Iiegt ole ale ben
1873 rinfIdtsboIlen Mdnner, coer bae er eins
iId,tspclsr 1T nIs aIe eieie, 70 mhBt ibr na.
tirlid feiuem Huf foIeen. @laubt ihr aber
bae .ge9entbeif, 70 9sbt fir bic Sreiipilliae
Nptoidon @aneioaten, uno ihr gebt 9era6e
nacb oem pabreu Sinne ron 9fed)t NIB @es
red)ti9feit uno eem bcili9en Suftrnmenf, Der
9pnititutiCn lelbH.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Oic SNbin.9snrthri.

Die bonn onrd, 8rtriigcrci uno 8rfrdunq
auf9cncmmene 9ictrt "Gietreuer," IlIdlcn I'M,
lcre Srcunbe oaSurd ciniultldfern, baB GC
ldgcr, Gle YBbigs gsparttei fci nidIt auf bic Sreis
,Uilli9e @dnoioatru psreini9t. gBir pcr1lbern
nber ltnlcre Sreuncc i'm 2anoe onG, 70 ipsit
mir lpifcn mir Il { . III III II perenigt
iIno, uno Mann fir Wnnn fir I le Die Srci'
lptlIt9c @dncioaten unb II d. @ a 10 bic
6rciwtQi9en @anbicaten 9eben pcrren.
G'eraee febrcn iIc fldI unl, llno fl9en un6
in bad @c(Tdt: 3, ibr f6nut cure gBbi9s i'm
2anoe nidlt ait ecn Stimmfdten bringen
Sie "tnrnen net ait g." -llnD 6amit
9lauben fTe nns iroann fd,Iafen su lcgen. Btr
iInc aber uidIt ciuSuIdjldfern, mir geb6ren stt
oenjeui9enioic crlt Sdnn ruben, ipenn Die 9lrs
belt gctbau 1T. &omme al1o eiu jcoer an ben
Stimmfaten uub Sci9t eneurdb unfern Scns
Den, nnb ben Scineen bes eanoes gBpbls,
taB audi eiefe Smci Jtniffc fe nid;tS 9ennst
babell.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
'f0Snmcrn IciS omf cmrcr S9utb. -

Inter biefer llcberidrift CAB Der fcupcIs
Icnbc Siir9ermeiiter ben Sauern einen 9;rtts
fcl im leeten 9lrrubliFaner sn IeIen, ipprilber
fidl niemane bes SahcnS cutbalten fam. gr
irridlt ale peritdnoe er ctrpas bon Der Saues
rel Eno erwdhnt ras 9felf, Die Senie uno Die
S5ldcl, nuo nil bnourdb seisen oaB bic frcis
ipiiiige &ancioatcnnoh 81 jung fir Die 9cms
ter feicu. l8ir haben niemdls 9cwnet eas
man eicfe Suflrnmeute III ben 9lmtsilubCn n6s
Tbi9 bat. Gr ipridt aud bon Suatsn. 91un
iDiT ipoHen bic GeIammfsslettc bcr @auoieas
ten Snlammen redncn unb penn uuIere Cans
hiodtcn ntdlt dlter fIno als mic "eebcusseit
&eamtcn" eann lplit on gcipiB i'm SrlbidBr
8nrlermeiifer ipsreen. SlCmme uno fdlaae
cine frld,e "Ifd,6ns" nicbt aus, nrr rpeis
WcHI eu ipieper zine ibnlid,c befommIt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
tlmferc SiraciI 9tnrfhci.

Sci jebrr @ele9enbeit, wcnn ecr SdIeif,
ltrin sn orrben it, ruff uuIcre @e0enspartbci
aus "Saucrn uno Sonubmcrfer icio auf eli,
rer Soutb," oaourdl mpllen Ge cicfe @taGe
9aubcn madben bae fc eiue grcfe eicbc fur
oeielbe udbrcn. Sic piIen aber blp6 oann
etpaS bon ibnen, menn bicIc StrilCber Nemter
~ baben pilnfdcn. 9Epuen rie Sducrn feIblt
9lemter, ennn werecn iIe ppn tieIen 2lemfers
jdacr oaraus bctrc9eu. Gum Geifpiel lcbct
auf ibr eieSjdbri9e6 @auntY.3iftt, ccun ears
auf beGnbet iTd bios in Bauer; eapDers,
Dcftcr, @ailipirtb, l Sopdter, ,Nancs
perfer, 8 Sdreber. llntcr Den SreipilIioen
@anbioaten nber befnbcu ftd) Bauerr, 2
Soanowerfcr, 2 Saufcute, uuo @atwirtb.
Wtt redt f6uncn dllo Die 8rei,pilligp Ganoi,
coleu bic @olf6 Gaubieoteit, cccr tie @oreis
baten Der arbeitencen GIahe 9cuannt pcrpcn.
gun aber in9eu mir
"Sauern leto auf curcr Sutb."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
0Ie @oIfs @anblnntcn.

uniere @esuer bemiten fd iumcr rcdJ
has Spit 9lanben Ju mod,en, unjere @anois
batch lrien ourd bic @bigs partbei II { e.
~ NJ m n ipcreen. gBir antiportcn ncd,s
lHeIs: itf fIno bon feincr partbet rner eir,s
srtnrn Wldnncr aufgencmmen en-, fcns
efrii mir the enipfo b en- rporoen. cir
frfdncncn Johann al6 Srei,pi Il ioe San.
hicaten, uno werhcn freq alien 8erbrebunoeu
Orr "9!cmier emf eebeneBeit. sparthei," nil eis
ller orrsen Wlebrbeir eripdbIt rerben. =
punftum.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
"6ie QGuSfiC,tcn.n .

llniere @eguer fideu ibre Sreunbe i'm enns
! nc eahnrd, aufsnmuntern oas fIe bieIelbe per,
iId,crn.es lei fcin 3ipeifci bag ibr 9ietrt nid1t
crtpaIHt ipcreeR iDiiree ; es feien mir II
pa 4 r bon itrer partbei uniufriceen. gBr
Il nit b tefen paar ;ufrieben, une pers
Ghern Sreunoe itnb Deirlbs bag es an pie |
f II npfere Ge9ner iIub. Geieen iIe Bic IRebrs
b tbrer qsarthci Ii sIlIeHtana nurein II
epaar2
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
0tipns lse--paet nmf !

DemcfratiIde Wbi9s unb 9iotd fdou @dns
Mer lcib auf earer Sutb Dte Sreuubc bon
gbacn Sarret, 9cbn GilenbnrO .uub gIuthcuy
@an9epere BADEN, ,pie mir boreu, i'm Sirnc
@IIemblys3 fir Gel 5teiper, uno 3eccrs
ters3i6ets fur Charles a. 9iubs aueSutbeis
len. .Stimmt fe aber nid,t, incem mir ld,pr
IeBte g8Cdje duthoriltrt naren, dr,uSci9cr,
bae Sol. 6eiper fein &anbicat fir bic 8ricg,
9ebun9 fl, uno 6. u. 9iube lhcn Dor ciRi9en
Q8od,eu in Sem 9fepublifaner I'D, ale 9ies
Cereers@auoicnt ;uriidgrsc9cn bat /; oics fUtt
bios un(erc Stmnte thciIcn unb ibre Sdnot'
batenpdbleu Stimmt fir Sriebrtd,, @ecr9e
Q. Gi1eubare uno Sbadl, lmo ibr lttmmt fir
fibi9e uno ehrItfe Wirner ftimmt fur Die
SSreitpilli9e @auoioaterL fir Iauter 8reiWillis
ge @dnSioaten, unb nid)t6 aIS bic SreiwiIIis
gen @auoioaten, uro IaGct enh bnrdaus
ui1It IRE Ieiten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
TrcifeBtr = TrcmnSc bcs 2ambes
SHubtS

Ia Ger Gag lid Id,ucI hcranuatet, mo ibr
cure Siinnc ciusueeben habit 70 fparnsn mir
euf nedlmnlS prr ben S,intergehungrn uno
Irid5 Der "2Irmter auf erbruSScit pdrtbei."
B ir wiBen, baB ile 2ii9en, nno pcrs
fdlIdtc @ertiftcate berumtreuen pescenb oans
flirS pcr benz 9Babltage, 70 eaB eiefelben nidlt
mchr ipieerlc9t prrben f6nnen, bios um cine
Birtunq sn ibrCn @unifen gu befommen.
Srauet ibnen nidt-ile lperbcn 81 iies s pers
iuden. Seccr pen end) rpriB fpCbi aenug,
baB ipenu fe ctwns init Der Wahrbtit se9cn
ir9eno cinen @anbicatrn Ia9eu fcnnteli, oieS
IdUn lin9lf 0eIdleben mire.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
tlnScrc 0lmsIdtcn.

Sie fno 9lorreidb ! @cn otlen @cgenocn
he's @auntirs fcmmen nnS Die erfrrulid,lien
Jiadridten 81 Sben - teinabe niemano
fcmmt in bic Statf, Der ms nitbt out GeueS
brit9t. Iie SadIe ecS 8oIfS madlf rCieen6e
Uertihrtte, fpdhrcno bic 2lusGdyten nnIcrcr
@egnrr mir Sdhattsu an Der g8auo perIdtpius
ben. 9ltIO nace rpas nod noting it, in, an
ben StinlmfdRen an 9sben nub al lfiumen,
nno unierc 0e9uer milBen eiEe Yucbloeroientc
9fiercrlase erItiren. slllo 8crpart6 s,nrs
rab gScyfrirtS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
2aiyet cucb nidbt irrc lciteu.

Die SreiwiGi9e Ganeicdten wertcn eieIe
IBcobe cbuc 3rpefcl ncd)utals pie bon So,
ipen nrb 2i9ern in bem 9epubIifuner dn9cs
fallen tpereen, unb Die Sbri9e iperoen 70 rein
mic @u9el feibit aus9cmahlt erfdeinen. -
Socrdht aber uidlt auf fr, benn CO 9eidiebt
MIR I'M cure Sttmmet su 9crrtMFn. . Gs
ip6re aber wirfIi1 srf niGshscrocfc RlRbrc
fir infer autes eSHfttY wGRn t1lrtj field, 9tas
fen iute ,Soben cine ctrsi9e, ia mir fa8eu
Ilur cine cinsi9e Stimme 0epSneu wrrSen
f6unte. Sm 9e9cntbeil fno mir obrr psrfIs
d,ert eae cs unleru Gauoiedteu tei ben cr>
Ieud)teten Slrgcrn MIR 9iueeu trin9eu mus !;
tnSen alle Die Sreiipiltiqe @autioateu pnbes
flcdte Gbarafterr babeiL ale ebrIidl NIB fis
big flnb, unc al6 iClte ;u9lei6 aU9cmein tes
FAINT finb. Soier rufeu mir aus:
"g3enu bid Die 9iterSun9e flid)t,
90 Idee cir gum Croft rs fa9en,
lie frbled)ten Sriid,te lInb es uid)t,
9Gerau Die g8eipeR ua9en."
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
"Glcfld, p

llnltrc @egner moIIcn widen tas einioc
Nreunoe beS 8retrpilIigcn Syltems cecr 30.
tdihcnsWliuner in Soauncper 9eiueien Ieen,
elefticnirt, mo ibledlte 9lufmnntcrung aefi,ns
ben bdtieu. gGartet MIR ued1 Elm caar Ga
&c, nHo ibr rerret fcheR mas lNanncucr thun
nlro. Ghv Iadlt icodHm fehcuid, ane ecnt
lseeH Gde rec Mimscs. NrerIt CO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
2(nteUerIprecGun9et ober feine Q(emter,


bae mir ften nnn fe n itr aa
bic pdr4;
1bm Gu belatn
mcee fenren bic Deoer QBdb Der 2br
bete fir
9ebt eauu e tr CO Nofmmcffa fub
one3un: B mir br bic br
berItr9e oerfauf, baee
Grctri1ge
ewdt wreetS
afrne wd em 9cacn nmr otert Ned buuce
ec one bn mir gns Dor rr ceer cne gar wS 9ur
phc
ben T9foGn wrrG 8ra bic Sraqe eanshan nt wren
eS gce yn ben tfen 2dnere mir gehen geuma
9ctrn
luerfdi
ufbcra uccrnco
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
San1nelt GuO! Saulnle(t @uCb !

Qaet Die Sre tur
2d96ber hmha btsre 8rndte n
an 9e BON ahren ro9cn Wecn b t r e oter
br M nd LANCER wo gen wntt bo br a0 etr Nl
nt nm ben nra9n 9ctlcn nhb 9fcm Ganerateu e QEatl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
NefOrn! S)1efOrtll :!


@abr gdnJh
fhue
@iae
9eern
mft Ge mcleS mir ala
Men -erh nLtu2 d I
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
9ie "Qlemttr duf 2ebenSSett partbei." !"

60 mrt fdm n6tt fu bic Srpunbe
fam mddr tae @en
Sd
inec Ipbu
Qen ducmuut iamen tan unb bccui T Die
2mt ubum
orcre
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
wabre QSobG pes Qanpes

i'm Sn9 User Fam Id u MIR cine e9e ue bsnncn wOtn fmmen Ss
rnn2 9cm baben
8p 9Ctaton s nit cii orcecm
Nebrtet crbaten werben. -
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05

psrF z'lftfIfdlsn 1eaiHlzli 3auniiine @ste
anIegeH, Iii'b Ioide 0IsIsb9eter fnbrt ihr IN
ben Serren weUfge e. @ifsnbaro
Nno 9eprae TrteDrtttl.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
g e rbetratbet:

Elm 25fen September 1923 III @alfcn,
-Scr. g amnel q. 8rioaes, nit Ger
liebenswltrbigcu q bam me- artbei.
Curdl biele 8rrmdblan9 9elan9 cd ibm cine
gInltelIuu9 81 erbalten, pelbe oieienieen Die
ilt MN con ihm ltitenu. fitbreu IalIcn, ntd,t
ltsben ipilrben, irrnn iIc &c wnetcn. Ties
ipar oCr ScetenlascnsN sNdnobia,9BobIfanp
9iin gotten 2lugnit 1892, ourd1 Samcs M.
pcrtcr, cr. 9 Samuel u. Srioaes.
aSittwer, nit Der 6 aD partbei. Da
CT aber bier feline snitcIung srbielt, 70 lies CT
nd, ipteoer uon ibr fdjeieen.
9Im Is September 1886, turd, 9Ioam Ses
der, Qr. 9 I'm nel q. 8ribges, qBitt,
fper NIT Der oarrifou parthet.
pier tpuree bcmerft, bae er IN fcinen Grab,
lteln etn9rarirt 81 habeu niinfde, oag CT Ut
oleler partbei 9ebcre. Sest aber ncunt er iIe
8peeralilfen &c.
sIm IA. 2lusuF 1910, burdi Gecrae 0as
berader, lor. . amuel u. 8ribaes
Butper, su Der lietensipllrbi9en ga II B n.
partbei Durdl eicfe 8crm6b[uno
,raro er bSebif gIiidlih. Grltlidb muree or ols
oerutirter Staates2Inpalc ourd Dapio 81.
PORTER ernamt; itno SwNtenS oab man Inn
cine "2 fhius" Sitrgermeiitcr Al ipcroen. eos
eurd oas teioe p0rtbeieu ibn aufnabmen.
aber ADJ er rilroe oemcdb asbpten Sehf
N CT wiecer int 6etee fur Grullie, lino ip;e
&c lhm b'sr 9sht Eeis eIli jceer I'M gpyaus.
- 2iIeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
S5ftltnit DNber fin erfafrnc 05efee0eber,


wer eR Iarbar Gcfbuna
IuHo 9gfruH9
re edhe
Sr We @eerteH rB0 neeru ecnrnb Sts
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
9JOlitifcbc 2ycrmablnnoc,t.

llniere Gegncr prGIsn milIcn, tas Sor.
@ecrge Srieoridb nsulid, nit ecn @eqenmaus
rer permdblt pcroeu fsi. Die 9Iufpenennd
mar aber lehr unibidlid incem 6r Srirhrid,
Ger @anoioat { c iuer partbei, Gcnoern Gin
Sre 10 Il iger@ @dnbib III. D1
es abcr nun Mcee gepcroen 1T, ppn pplitis
lden 8ermdbIun9cn gu fpreden, iprIde mir
frilbrr ais Uamileus9In9eIesenbeiten betrdd,s
tetclt 70 mllecn ipir nun eed aud unfrrs
pfidt erfullen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
fetnen 81 Saufe bletbeh

Sarge 8eri9ereu
0ttcn @unfen
gssn se9en gt grGfsmm
e g8ahIcttl" einaetcn
GS sb sc nod anSsr Semshno wed bn 5nt es atanbes
ndfn ah
erfaang oar h burd @ rbe 6rb ansetetsn %
Shmmfn
m G6tun un t @sr0tftn9 h bic serNrnen Der fnten oer
Souanf Ufhof sah f6nnt Scmmt
gemhW9n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-10-05
Sur @QblI Sur @0p !
0lu nd6ren Sten(tds!


Vebeuns Der @
eer
feptn
bic hpl9e east ouru
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.
United STATES District Court for The county Of Nus

United STATES District Court for the county of Mus
casine, Territory Of Io,ca.
In the matter of the petition ofJOHN MIKESELL,
TO be declared Bankrupt, &c.
THE creditors Of the said John MikeselI, and 9TH
interested will take notice. that on the 2lst day
of May, A. d. 1912, the cour: aforesaid county and
Territory aforesaid ordered decree Of Bankruptcy
to I've entered in favor of the said John Mkcscl, and
that his application for the benefit Of the Bankrupt
law should stand continued for the % hearing 10 the
sth day of August next, at the Court House in said
county, and that the be referred to Cha's Mat
loon and /. G. Day, Esqrs. Commissioners in Bank
rupcy, either Of them in said county, before whom
on the Goth day of july A. u. 1912, at the Office of
Cha's Mattoon, Esq. in the town of Bloomington, in
the county and Territory aforesaid, you may appear
and have the petioner examined under oath-proye
your claims show cause at the second hearing in
court at the time aforesaid why the prayer of the pc
titioncr shall not be granted. Daniel s. Smith of
said county is appointed Assignee in this case.
Attest, J. u. MORROW, Clerk.
I. S. PARvIN, Solicitor.
May ~, lS42-3O-1Ow
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
IOWA HOUSE.


Steam-O0at Landing, Bloomington, y0sr0.
lHE undersigned having leased this long essal-
- llshcd and well known TAVERN STAND
for term of years, and added to it such an addition
as will enable him to accommodate travellers and
visitors IN manner acceptable than its former
dimensions would permit returns his thanks for the
liberal patronage herei fore bestowed upon his house,
and SELECTS continuance Of the same. Having ta-
ken The stand for number years, placing his re-
ance for patronage upon hi.aerits he IS determined
to continue. as heretofore to strive to met liberal
share Of patronage by the use of every effort to rem
der the stay of his guests pleasant and agreeable
His TABLE shall at all times be supplied with the
best the market affords, served up in style not to
be surpassed in any country. The BAR will be kept
supplied with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and
the bar room having always been quiet and free from
noise those wishing to be retired need not entertain
any fears Of the least disturbance. Porters always
in attendance to transport baggage from and TO the
House free of expense.
Tho STABLE, heretofore under his control, has
been leased to couple ofyoung gentlemen of expe-
rience in the business, and who prepared with
Horses and Carriages for the and transporton of
passengers to any part Of the Territory, gentlemen
or families wishing to visit any part of the Territory,
in any kind of conveyance, can be accommodated by
application at the Iowa House, where their wants
can be Immediately attended to.
VIM. FRYE.
Bloomington April LIST lS42vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
New Grocery Store.

MONEY SAVED AND HARD TIMES AccoMMoDATED.
A small profit ondrendy pay Is the life Of business.
TT INTEND to keep constant supply Of FAMILY
H GROCERIES on hand and will sell them at a
fraction above St. Louis prices. CALL at No. !,
Second Street, end you can buy more with the same
amount of money than you have done, heretofore at
any House in the Far West. My present stock con-
ssts in part of the following articles, to-,ctt.
Teas, Coffee, N. o. and Loaf Sugar, Pepper, Spice,
Ginger. Alum, Birthstone, salnratus, Loswood, Cop
pcras, Nader, &c. Also: Western Reserve Cheese,
Crackers, Rasins, Almonds, dried Herring green q
dried Apples, Soap, Candles Tobacco of various
qualities, Flour, Meal, &c. Together with gene
raj assortment Of Liquors and Wines, at very redu-
ced prices; choice article of Port and MADEIRA
41so. 4 small lot ofbrown and bleached Sheetings
and shrtings, Calcoes of various patterns, Boots,
Shoes. &c. An kinds of PRODUCE received in
payment. ,ooo ..,.,a oe
Wheat. y. -.
BIoon,ington, Apiil ls42-s2tf No. !, Sec St.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-06-03
NOTICE In CHANCERY.
Thomas M. IsETT,

VS.. Muscatine, DC.
JEREMIAH YOUNG and Others.
TT appearing by return of process, that jeremiah
Il Young one of the detendadants in this suit can
not be found to be served herewith :-notce is there
fore, hereby given, of the tendency of petition in
said Court as above stated, which petition states that
amongst ohe things, that on the 10Th March, 1910,
T. M. Isett the complainant, sold to jeremiah Young
one of the defendants, E. half lot No. 2in block in
Bloomington, in said Co., and took from said defend
ant therefor his two several notes: for $500 pay
able is June, 1910, and for 49, due first April
lS4l, and gave said Young title bond for the lot
biathng to make deed payment of said notes.
and conditioned to be void or non payment-that
said notes have long since been due and unpaid
that interest has accumulated thereon, and that the
whole amount now due is about S434. That said
Young has assigned said bond-sold the lot and re-
moved beyond the jurisdiction of the Court Of this
Territory-that both he and his assigns refuse to
make payment restore the lot The bill prays that
the contract may be cancelled that the lot be sold
to pay the amount due on the notes.
The said defendant Young, is hereby notified to
appear to said suit at the next term of the District
Court of Iowa Territory, for the County OF Musca-
tine, to be holden at the Court House in Blooming
ton the third Monday in June next, in default
thereof the matters and things in said petition set
forth will be taken as confessed.
THOMAS M. ISETT.
SrErHEN WHIcHER, Sol. for Petitioner.
April Is, lS42-24-6w.
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In the United States District Coftt, tr the county
of M1scatine, and Territory Of lcava.

In the United States District Court tor the county
Of Muscatine, and Territory Of loacu.
In the matter of the petition Of ROBERT TIL
LARD, to be declared Bankrupt, and to be dis
charged from his debts, &c.
THE creditors of Robert Tlard and other per.
sons interested will take nstice that on the 18th of
April last, the Court aforesaid, ordered decree OF
Bankruptcy to be entered in favor Of the said Robert
Tiard, and that his appcan for the benefit Of the
Bankrupt law should stand continued for the second
hearing to Monday, the eighth day OF August next.
at the Court House said county, and that the case
was referred to Trad c. Day, Esq. Commissioner OF
Bankruptcy in said county, before whom on the n So.h
day of July next at his office in the town OF Bloom
ington in the county aforesaid, you may appear and
have the petitioner examined under oath-prove
your caims-or show cause at the second hearing IN
Court or the time first aforesaid why the prayer OF
the petitioner shall not be granted. The assignee
appointed in this case is Robert g. Kinney Esq. OF
the county aforesaid.
Attest, J. u. MOhhOH, Iiefh.
JACOB BUTLER, Solicitor.
May 6, 1S42-27-lGw
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Umted States District Court for the county Of Nus
catine and Territory Of lo,eo.
In the matter the petition Of THOMAS CHINN,
to be declared a Bankrupt, &c.
THE creditors of the said Thomas Chinn and
others interested will take notice, that the 2lst
day Of May, A. d. 1912, the court aforesaid county
and Territory aforesaid, ordered decree Of Bank
ruptcy to be entered in favor of the said Thos Chnn
and that his application for the benefit Of the Bank
rupt law should stand continued for the I'd hearing
to the Sir day of August next, at the Court House
nad county, and that the be referred to Chas.
NATION and I. G. Day, Esqrs. Commissioners in
Bankruptcy, either of them. in said county, before
whom on the the Goth day of July, A. D. ls42 at the
office Of Chas Nation Esq. in the town Of Bloom
ington in the county and Territory aforesaid, you
may appear and have the petitioner examined under
oath-prove your claims show cause at the I'd
hearing in court at tie time aforesaid, why the prayer
Of the petitioner shall not be granted. Charles Drury
of said county is appointed Assignee in this case.
Attest ]. G. MORROW, Clerk.
T. S. PAWN Solicitor.
May 81, 1S42-30-l0w.
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Mr.. Clay, in his letter to the federal menu
bers Of the New York Legislature, thinks il
fortunate for the harmony Of the different
"parts Of the Union, that the actual ,cants Of
the Treasury now require Tariff" # an
embarrassed and empty treasury--the protest
of the national obligations and drafts. and the
urgent appeals to congress of the Secretary
and the chairman Of the committee on fnan-
ces, too enable the government 10 borrow the
means Of meeting its treasury notes and its
most imperative claims fortunate state
Of things, we are certainly in the full enjoy
ment Of state of the utmost good fortune
for which we are indebted to the Bank, Dis
tribution, and extravagant policy of Messrs.
Clay g. Co.-Argus.
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Bloomington, April LIST ls42.vl-34tf
SALE OF VALUABLE LANDSl


TIME undersigned will offer for sale by auction at
J. PAnvIN's Back HoTEL, IN BLooMIsGros,
on Monday the 10th day IF June neat, (unless The
same shall have been sooner disposed of at private
sale)
A THOUSAND ACRES
of choice lands situated within from one 10 three
miles Of said to,on Of Bloomington,
some 20 or 80 Town Lots in said Town.
The lands were selected with great care among
the most valuable for family purposes of any in the
T,r.itory, and were purchased at the FIRST public
land sale in the Territory, held at Burlington in No
vembcr 1893.
They will make number of excellent farms, and
upon them are several building sites, commanding
views, not surpassed for beauty by any in the coun
try. V. +. VAN ANTWERP.
May ls42-27-tf
n B. Enquiry saay be made Of T. S. Parvin
ESQ., during the absence of the undersigned
V.P. v. A.
C-TjThc Reporter and Ter. Gaz. copy.