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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-08

For sale, 10 bushels, wholesale and retail. bv
J. Lakin, Bloomington G. w. McCleary, Wapei.
10 John Burkhart, Burkhart's Point Robertson &
Logan, Burlington !; J. Holland, Augusta DR.. Spal-
ding. II. Madison; Jos. Smith, Nauvoo CITY: Dr.
Bartlett. Quincy Jayne q Psncoast, 81. Louis :aso
to Rockingham, Davenport, Stephenson, Portland
Pekin; also throughout the United States. Civ
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-08

REEF hides, Beeswax, Deer Skins, on
- taken in exchange for Groceries, y .yt
Sept 20, 1S4l-49-tf DRURY ="
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-08

HESnr FUNK will, as heretofore, carry on IN
BAKING BUSINESS on his own account. ram
lies furnished with bread, and parties with Cakes
on short notice. l3u Jan ~i' lore
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
WASHINGTON, Feb. 4, 1912.

In the House of Representatives last evening,
Mr.. Adams brough, to a close the frs, branch of
his defence. How MANY other branches there
are, he did not say. This morning the subject
was again resumed, the question being on the a
mendment offered by Mr.. Summers, proposing a
reference of the whole subject to n select commit
tee, with instructions TO repori the iactS, etc.
Mr.. Adams commenced his "second branch"
At a few minutes past twelve. an! has held the
floor up 10 this time. One Of his points vas. That
he thousands of petitions presented 10 the Eng
llsh House Of Commons, asking a dissolution of
The union between that country and Ireland, were
not considered az involving The members who pre-
scented Them, in the charges If "high treason and
suburnation of PEI lury." He cons dered the pc
titIun recently presented by himself, for a dIsSo-
luton of the union of these states. as a parallel
case. and for which he was not In the least TO
blame. He then referred al great length 10 the
whole course Of his past life. for the purpose of
showing that he ALWAYS had been, as he was now.
, firm friend Of the Union. He denounced the
PRAYER of the petition as one to which he was OPP
posed, but nevertheless he had presented IL from a
sacred regard TO the right of petition.
IN the Senate, after the disposal Of petitions.
Mr.. Benton created a greatstIr, respecting a draft
which the secretary of The Senate had given him
On The Blnk If Washington. for SIP. He was
rendered Si2 IN gold. and a 500 treasury note.
He wanted all gold. and as he could not get IT.
ordered The drift To be protested. He offered a
resolution. calling for Infnr nation as TO what scr;
of currency the government intends paving. etc.
The remainder nf the day was taken up IN The
consideration of private bills.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
LAW OF INDIANA.

AN ACT TO repeal part Of IAN actcon"ertinc The
Sinking Fund, Saline Fund. College Fund,
Surplus Revenue Fund. and State b INK School
Fund, into Bank Stock Approved February
-, 1871.
Sec. l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of tie State Of Ltidnd, That the &C, entitled
An &C; to amend an act approved Feb. 6, 1887,
entitled an act to provide for distributing 50 much
Of the surplus revenue of The United States as
the State of Indiana may be entitled to and re
ceive, by virtue Of an act of Congress, approved
june DBL, 1885, approved February ID, 1871,
be and The same Is hereby repealed, excep, So
much thereof as secures 10 the Bank the priv
lege Of issuing small notes, IN consideration Of
the services TO be rendered III the management Of
such funds as have been received by the banks,
and which the Bank does not refund; Provided
thai, the Bank shall, from and after the fifteenth
of June next redeem The said small notes in spe-
Gle, on demand, AT their counters; and on future
so tn Go, the Governor shall cause a scire facids
to be issued against the Bank, to shew cause why
its charter shall not be declared forfeited.
Sec. >. Tha, so much Of said funds, or either
of them. as may hive been transferred or paid
into said B INK or branches. or either OF them, to
criher with all notes. bonds, mortgages, or othe,
obligations relating thereto, may be returned by
said branches, or either Of them, 10 The commits
sioner or other officer from whom the same were
transferred, to be by such commissioner 'r other
officer disposed Of according 10 ! law; or IN case
any or all Of said branches shall neglec, or refuse
TO return anv one or all Of said funds, then, and
IN that case. the same shalt remain. be kept. and
disposed Of BY such branch or branches. IN the
sa ms manner and under The same restrictions and
Limitations in all respects. as are provided tor by
The act under which The same were receIved: Pro-
vided that nothing in this at shall be so cons'ru-
ed as 10 require any county that may nave oeci'
deG TO convert its portion Of The surplus revenue
into hank stock to resume the same. but the same
may be collected aud managed in all things as is
now provided by law.
SEC. 3. This act to take effec, and be in force
from and after its passage.
JNO ". DAVIS,
Speaker of the House Of Reps.
AMI HALL.
President Of the Senate.
Approved. Jan 81. 1872,
san BIGGER.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
OMNUM GATHERUM,

The French Administration has, changed nine
teen times since LOUIS Philippe came to the
throne IN 1880. Courage defends The honor Of
man-modesty guards that II woman.
allow ike a serpent. tooth It's,
To have a ,hankIess chrd."
The proposition To form a new state out Of por-
lions Of Tennessee and other states has been
negatived IN tho legislature Of Tennessee by a
majority of II votes. Charles F. Mitchell has
been admitted 10 bail on the penalty Of $3.50
The MARYLAND state debt, due on the first u Janu-
ary was promptly paid IN London. The scarlet
fever is raging with great malIgnity IN several
towns Of North Carolina and Virginia. Thers
was a hog Killed pear Cincinnati. last week which
weighed 10fO pounds; length S feet 10 inches
In New Orleans a, the laies, dates, Indiana money
was quoted at 3 per cent discount, and Cinornna-
ii money! per cent. II Is said, IN the eastern cit
ies.that many persons who were about to make sp-
plication for the benefit Of The Bankrupt Law,
have been enabled 10 compromise with their cred
i,ors. "WelI, this beats me out as the wheat
ga ID when a Hoosher peited IL over the head with
a fail. The number Of recruits enlisted IN the
United States Army during the past year was
4 922. majority Of the fire companies in New
York. have adopted the Temperance pledge
The Philadeiphis Library is Ire largest in The Un-
ion. consisting Of $4,000 volumes. Tho price Of
Tickets TO the dinner given 10 Dickens, a, Boston,
was $40.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
BOND PAYERS.

In The dtfieren, counties OF Mississippi, Regis
tiers are kept, where all The Citizens Of each coun.
~ are requested TO record their names as friends
TO the pay men. Of the state Bonds and as oppo.
nehts to those who would sacrifice The homo, Of
tho state for dollars and cents. The Na,chez
Courier, of the l9th uIlimo, SAYS: We were
gratItled 10 SEQ a large number Of our old and
worthy citizens, Como forward yesterday and re-
cord their names as BOND PAYERS. j, is no hum.
bug. Every one who has travelled out Of the
state since the election knows this. lIe Las of.
ten felt that his honor as a M'ssIssippian has been
assalled-unjnstly assaulted"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
I'M Bill.

The bill passed by The legislature at its ia'o
session, tor The completion Of The pubic works Of
thfs State has been received, but too late for to-
days paper. We viii publish ii entire IN our next.
1t contains the following provision.
Sec. SD. |, shall be lawful for ihc Richmond
and Brookville Canal Company, at any time after
complying with The reqnsainn OF this charter tat
'heir pieascre,) TO prosecute said canal TO compile
ton, under the provisions Of this act, IN all re-
specis as heretofore provided.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
THE BANKRUPT LAW.

\ letter from Judge Holman. SAYS: Owing to
the state Of my health, | shall be unable to hold
u Court in Bankruptcy, at Indlannp, lis, III present;
but will receive petitions IN Bankruptcy al my
house, in Aurora" The Bankrupt law took fleet
on the first inst.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
e q n G x + SSl O y l..
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper.
Washington, Jan. 20, 1912

WAsHISGroN, Jan. %, 1912.
The Senate did not sit to-day, neither will any
business be transacted on Monday, owing to the
death Of Mr.. Dixon, Of Rhode Island, who expir-
ed a, nine O'clock this morning.
Ia The House Of Representatives, the case OF
Mr.. Adams was the FIRST business IN order.
Mr.. Fillmore desired hat It might be postponed
until final action should have been had on The
Treasury Note bill.
Mr.. Adams consented to this, observing that
he would not be responsible for the delay OF a mo-
ment 10 attending TO the public business.
The Treasury note bill was then taken up, the
question being on concurring IN the amendment
Of the Senate. The amendment strikes out that
proviso which made these notes a part Of the loan
authorized at the last session.
Mr.. SprIgg made n long, undressing speech
against The amendment.
Various POINTS of oider were then raised. de
nying the constitutional power Of the Senate to
make such an anendmeni, but they were sever
ally overruled by the Char. Mr.. Hopkins NOV
ed to lay the bill on the Table. THIS motion was
lost by three votes only.
The question then being taken on concurring
in the amendment Of the Senate, the vote was,
yeas 100, nays 100. The chair voted on the at
frmative. S, The amendment was concurred in,
and The bill requires only the signature Of The
President TO become a law. The House then add
jouined.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
TIE TEMPERANCE CAUSE.

The WnshiDgionians Of Cnnnersvi.ie arc doing
good service. They propose celebrating he an
ni'efsary OF tho birth oil Washing on by q proces-
SION, music, banners, &c. The Address TO DO de.
IIvercd by CALEB b. Smith, ESo. We bd them
G"d speed. Blythe by ,,hey do the ,hlng in tho
right way at Connersvllc.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
A joint resolution OF the subject of a resumption
of specie payments, and for other purposes.

SEC. /. Be it resolred By The General Assem-
blu Of the State Of Indiana. That the Treasurer
Of State. be, and he il hereby authorized and re-
glired inmedia,elv. 10 cause 10 be prepared and
l.sned. an amour, of Treasury notes Of the State
Of Indiana. TO be signed BY the Treasurer and
Auditor of State. 10 sums OF hve dollars. payable
two years alter date. sufficient TO NEE, the in
debtedness of the State. TO the various Branches
Of The State Bank Of Indiana, for payments for
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
WASHINGTON CRY, Feb. lst, 1912.

A wedding is, II is true. an every day occur
renee. but il is not every day that such an occur
renee tax es place at the ma Ional"mansian house.
therefore a wedding at that house. must be inter
esting, the more 50 when "the happy BRIDE Is
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

Assignment of the Bank of MicAignn.-The
repeal of the Suspension Law has forced the Bank
Of Michigan TO make an assignment.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
THE WING

Reader If you are a Wing, read The soul in.pir-
ing address on the frs, page of this paper. II -,
addressed TO you indi, idnslIy-it is designed f.,
your good and for your countr,'s salvation. In,
a most eloquent appeal. There are passage. IN
It, which really seem inspired from the source
which
-"'oached Isaiah's haliowed lip. with FIRE"
II you have read II once, read It again. Ponder
1t well. And may every Wing IN the state be m.
duced henceiorth, 10 do his duty to his country IN
Posterity, and The eternal principles of freedom
and proud inde pendence.
COUNTY CouRrs.-The Commissioners Cour,.
OF 'his county commences on Monday, The 2>lh
OF The presen, month (February)
The Probate Court commences on the lith
INST. (nex, Monday
Circuit Cour,, Commences on the 6,s, Mond,v
IN March next.
HENRY CLAy.-We r.cre, to say that j, ia
probable Henry Clay will resign his seat IN ,he
Senate OF the United States IN a few week.
RIcHM ND HICH Scn,oL There will be n
pubic examination Of the students Of this School
on Thursday next, commencing ., A. NJ. The
patrons OF the school, teachers Of other schoots
aud the friends of education generally are ,n.i.
ted TO attend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

MONEY MATrERs--Repor:s Of the failure Of
The OHIO Banks are so frequent that we are una
bic 10 arrive at The truth concerning them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
WASHINGTON, Feb. ,. 1912.

In tho House, this morning, the first business
in order was the consideration Of the resolution
Of Mr.. Marshall, censuring Mr.. Adams for pre-
sen,ing a petition asking 4 dissolution Of the u
mon.
Nj. Adams asked The House 10 take up md a
dopt tho resolution offered by him last week, cal
ling on the President for information on various
subjects.
Pending n debate on these resolutions. Mr..
Jones, of Md, moved TO lay The whole subject on
the table.
Mr. Adams protested against any such course.
lie hoped tina, none OF his friends, or the friends
of liberty. would consent TO any other disposition
Of the subject than a direct vote on the resolution
Of cepsIre.
Mr.. Jones refusing to withdraw the motion, a
call Of the House was had and proceeded with
until above 200 members answered TO their names
The question was then taken on the motion oil
Mr.. Jones, and it was decided IN the negative.
Yeas l2.-Nays 50.
The question then was on n resolution OF Mr.
Adams, calling on the President of The Y. 5. for
copies of CORE pondence relative 10 an act Of the
Legislature of South Carolina. Tor the :nprison-
ment of colored persons arriving at her ports
Mr.. Adams contended that copies Of the CORES
pondence would be necessary t, his defence.
After an inc iIectual motion to lay this resoiu-
ton on the table the question being taken, it was
a5opted--Yeas 97.-Nays %.
Another resolution was also adopted, calling
for coDies of correspondence relative 10 the re.
turn Of tho Mediterranean Squadron.
Two other resolutions. asking for inquiry rs 10
whether the President had authorized Mr.. Wise
10 state that the former was in fasor CT the 21s'
rule, etc, we've laid o. the table.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, lS42.

In the House Of Representatives, a great mum
Der of private bills from the Senate were BY gen
erai consent taken up, read twice and referred.
Several communications from the Departments,
transmitting Information on various subjects, were
also received and appropriately referred.
Mr.. Fillmore, from the committee on ways and
means reported a bill making appropriation for the
support and protection Of American seamen in
foreign countries. 1t was read twice and refer
red.
A resolution was also reported asking that the
Secretary Of tho Treasury may be required TO
communicate "A statement OF oar tariff duties as
compared with those Of other countries. Agreed
On the reception of n message from the Sen
nte, announcing the death OF Mr.. Dixon, an Gu
logy on the deceased was pronounced by Mr.. Til
linghas,. The House then adj 'urned.
As the funeral takes place to morrow, | pre-
sumo no business will be done by either branch
Of Congress.
Mr.. Adams is in possession of the aoor on the
subject of the resolution of censure.
In the Senate, nothing Of Interesttranspired af-
ter The annunciation Of the decease of MIR. ID.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ], 1912.
As the funeral ceremonies Of the deceased Sen.
nior Dixon took place today, no legislative bust.
ness in either brapch OF Congress was ,ransac,
ted.
At twelve o'clock, the corpse was placed IN III"
Senate chamber. where an appropriate address
was made by the Chaplain. The remains Of the
deccased were hen conveyed to tho raii road de
pot, IN the following order:
The Chaplains of both Houses.
Physicians who attended The deceased.
Committee OF Arrangements:
Mr.. WooDRRrpcE, Mr.. MANcuN,
Mr.. !IusrrvoroS, Mr.. Duc",sAN,
MI WRIGHT Pail. bearers:
Mr.. CLAY, Mr.. KING,
Mr.. CLAYTON, Mr.. BERRIEN,
Mr.. STURGEON, Mr.. PRENTIss.
The Family and Friends Of the deceased.
The Senator aud Representatives from the State
Of Rhode Island and Providence Plan
taiions, as rnourners.
Tho Sergeantatarm of the Senate OF the Uni
ted States.
The Senate Of the u. S, preceded by the Pres
ident pro tempore, and their Secretary.
The Sergeant alarms of The House of Repre-
sentaiives.
The House Of Representatives,, preceded by their
Speaker and Clerk.
The President Of the United States.
The Heads Of Departments.
Chief Justice and Associate Justices of the Su-
preme Court and its officers
Foreign Ministers.
Citizens and Strangers.
The body was then delivered to the relatives
Of the deceased, to be transported TO Rhode Is
land, HE place of his late residence.
WASHINGTON. Feb. ,. 1912.
In tho House, this morning, the first business
in order was the consideration Of the resolution
Of Mr.. Marshall, censuring Mr.. Adams for pre-
sen,ing a petition asking = dissolution Of the u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-02-12

HENRY ILAY.-Ne regret 10 say that i, i,
probable Henry Clay Will resign his seat IN the
Senate OF the United States IN u few weeks,
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-29
Dry Goods and Groceries,
70 PHYSICIANS.

'INIlE subscriber having purchased the exclu.
sive right of making, using, and vending Nr.
Robert 1H"mps"n's Patent apparatus, for tie cure
IF Prohtsus Ucri. and other dis, ases now offers
it to the public with the greatest confidence, and
requests Physicians To call andexa,nine it. THIS
instrument has been constructed on scientific
principles, and 10 any one acquainted with the
Anatomy of the female system. and with the dis
ease which is sought TO be relieved the utility of
this instrument wll-be apparent. Ii has the I'M
qualified appreciation of the Medical Faculty in
almost all parts Of the country where it has been
introduced.
N. Ii. This Instruments similar in its opera
ton Mrs. BETTs', and is much cheaper and more
simple. Il. BERN ELEY.
We have examined thc'Instrunent constructed
by DR.. Thompson, and also the testimonials OF
many of our most Distinguished Physicians, and
among the number, the late Professor Ebrre of The
Ohio Medical School, and have no hesitation in re-
commencing i, in all cases OF Proiapsus Uterl Ga
falling OF the wowb.) The Bandage also TO be
used after delivery, we consider of great impor-
lance in the prevention of this distressing affection
and in the comfort which it affords.
A. WADDELL,
PHILIP $. CONWAY,
F. y. SrRIBLING,
EDWARD e. FISHER,
Il. REYNOLDS.
nno
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-29
KISSING In RUSSIA.

! This is the national saluie-in universe
vogue from remote antiquity-rather a greet
ing than caress--derived equally from reli-
gious feelings aud oriental custom. Fathers
and sons kiss-o'd generals with rusty nous
tachios kss-whoe regiments kiss. The
Emperor kisses his officers On reviewing
day there are almost as many kisses as shots
exchanged. If Lilliputian corps de cadets
have earned the Imperial approval, the Impe-
rial salute is bestowed upon the head boy,
who passes 1t on with heavy report, to his
neighbor, he in his turn to the next, and so a.,
I'LL II has been diluted through the whole ju-
venile body. If the Emperor reprimand an
ofiicer unlus,ly. the sign of restoration to favor
as well as the best a,oncment ia kiss. One
of the bridges in Petersburg is to this day
called the Po,zalui Most, or Bridge of Kisses
not oil Signs. In commemo-ation of Peter the
Great. who having in tit Of passion unjustlv
disgraced IN officer in the face Of his whole
regiment, kissed the poor fellow in the same
open way upon the next public occasion on
this very bridge.
On holiday Of jour de fete the young
and delicate mistress of house will not only
KISS her maid servants, bnt all her men SER |
wants too; and as have mentioned before, if
the gentleman venture not above her hand she !
VIII stoop and kiss his cheek,--As for the
Russian father of family, his affection knows
no bounds; if he leaves his cabinet affairs
ten times in the course of the morning and
enter his lady's saloon above, he kisses all his
family when he enters, and again when he
leaves the room sometimes indeed so me-
that, forgetting whether he has done
II or moi, he goesa second time round TO make
all sure. To Judge also from the number OF
salutes, the matrimonial bonds in these high
circles must be one of uninterrupted felcty-a
gentleman scarcely enters or leaves the room
without kissing his wife either on the forehead,
cheek or hand.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1842-12-29
A MS w Err .
BY A LADY.

called, as per notice, the "snug house" to sec,
But failed TO get in, for the want of the key;
Tho by those who well know it, have been told
That the room is too SIN all, and rather too cold;
The rent is too Highland what is still more,
II, / fear has been rented too often before;
And had it not been that you always fit
To serve on each Tenant notice toquit,
One might have remained, and, by patience and skill.
Have filled up the blank in Bachelors will
There are doubts whether you claim the estate
On the ground that you've entered your lien up too late
And hthcrc is truth in the report,
fcu have lately been seen to drop into Court
And now; when in doubt your suit you have pressed
You ask for bond, and judgment confessed:
And thus, having managed adroi,ly your part,
You would levy at once some fair Lady's heart!
Therefore, Pve concluded for reasons you'll owl,
That hearts to be let, well let alone.