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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21
ANOTHER MUTINY.-The New fo'A ~ ~

ANOTHER MUTlNy.-Ihe New OH a III,
nal Of Commerce, Of Monday. says. .n 4,
report is rife this morning that letters n0~ ~sa
U. States ship John Adams state una a., y" uy
near the Cape Of Good Hope mu'' a.c d,
discovered to have been planned a"o"' NJ,
crew. Such was the stale Of the crew. =, = :,
the men were ordered on deck. ana V s, ,hst
ranged in line. they were asked ""c e',r,a
wanted, when five Of the men sfpPeo ,0 dos,
with complaints, and were instantly '" W. h,s
and the crew ordered to their duty. =. nd
not the report exactly from first aa 3as 400.
under such circumstances that we mum
thing like this must have occurred.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

4 = = Il 81 " i
esS u Wi ri y r. NJ. a. lllles
EflkoSt h " sslss - M
ii sos,laus Is slsa3 sssissihsd n u INT
NAV NAV IS said. finley desire peace. they 60
have ii, by conceding 10 us that which we
have never denied ti,em-.he right 10 act and
think for ourself.
Those fierySamparts,' about which the ed
itors seem 10 have a care, are among the things
that were; and although we have every dispo-
si,ion to drop the controversy, ard unite with
our brethren in the common cause, we shall
continue 10 defend until they cease their al
tacks upon and misrepresentation OF US.
~ At the date Of our latest information
the trial OF young Mercer, for the murder o'
Hebron. was going on. An unquesllonabie
case OF temporary insanity was made out IN
the examination The speech Of the Attorney
for the defence shows Heberton to have been
one Of the basest wrctches that ever lived
When boas,ing Of his success in crime, he
was asked what he would do If his sister was
made victim, his reply was. he'd blow her
seducer TO the heart. He merited all he got.
~ For the last ten days or two weeks, the
weather has BEEN mild and pleasant with the
exception of hail and snow storm on Monday
last, which has caused the snow on the trbu-
taries Of the river fer about two hundred miles
north 10 melt very fast, causing an unusual rise
ia the Mississippi, reaching at this time TO
within foot or two Of high water mark
Boats are rapidly plying between St. Louis
and the upper ports on the river. and all heav-
lily laden, immense quantities Of merchandise
being ready for shipment in St. Louis. and
produce in all ports on the river, for the south
ern market.
Cedar and Iowa rivers have been very high,
overlooking the bottoms, in some places for
miles from the channel, making :heir crossing
very difficult.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

INDIAN MuRDERs.-It appears. by state
ment published in the Miners Express. that
on the night Of the 25h ult., three Winnebago
Indians, who had gone to the house Of Mr..
Tegardner, in Delaware county, for whiskey.
after being supplied. laid down to sleep in the
house. After the family had fallen to sleep.
the Indians arose and murdered Mr.. Tegard-
ner. his son, "a young LADY and a man by the
mama nf AiwelL. and severely bruised another
child Of Mr.. rs. The Indians were taken on
the next day, and confessed tho crime, alleging
that il was done a. an Offset TO some sggrss-
sions Of the whites.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-04-21

Orx0RfGo(1Gn u the Utnsecr0etc F0stts
The history Of the last political campaig" in
this Territority, and that.of the last session Of
the Legislative Assembly as recorded in the
Journals Of each House, should awaken every
]ukewarm or slsmberi"g Democrat: in Iowa
from their le,hargy, and arm them anew for
tho approaching conflict. In the last contest
the friends Of Democratic principles were d.
vided and distracted by local questions and
personal animosi,ies 10 such an extent as 10
produce almost an entire separation. the result
Of which was, il not a complete overthrow. an
entire Illustration Of the brightest hopes OF
those who held nearest to their hearts that TIL
umph which by union of strength we might
have easily obtained. With clear and ind's.
pu,able majority Of one thousand votes in the
Territory, our friends have suffered themselves
TO be overpowered and ,rampled in the DUST
Shall it again BE- the case. OF shall we. reso'v-
ing to conquer, lay aside every personal desire,
and tremendously unite in the supper. Of such
men as will carry out the principles we pro-
Fest Certain II is that if we are not united,
hand in hand we cannot hope for a result dit
ferent from the last. Our enemies are watch
fu). ever on the alert, aud must succeed if
discord is allowed place in our tent. Let US
then, for the sake Of the common cause, grid
on our armor, and forgetting that chickering's
were ever heard among Us, resolve that We
will conquer, or die fighting.
The work of organization is not the work OF
day. so to conquer we should commence the
work in time. We are far from being ready for
conflict in Muscatine, and much must be done
before the election. Will the people Of the Ter
sitory turn the matter over in their mind. and
resolve that henceforward nothing shall be
wanting on their part. 1t is high time the
work was commenced.
Sec the proceedings Of the Democratic NEE.
ting at Davenport, TO be found in another col.
umn. The Democracy Of Scott will not again
be found warning agans. each other, but will
unite against the common enemy.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

IRON FEssSLs.-A number OF the Liver
pool Albion contains an interesting para
graph in relation 10 Iron vessels. The
Editor says:-
We find that iron, as a material fur shin
building, is fast gaining ground. For
steameIs il has been a favcri,c for some
lime past; and there is not now one wooden
steamer building at this pori, while we OBJ
serve there are two iron ones. of the first
class, nearly completed, "a nd, we understand,
contracts are made for The building of three
more. We are also now satisfied, that the
only objection to sailing vessels oil iron.
namely, The getting foul during a foreign
voyage, iS completely removcd,-This is
proved 10y the result of two voyages of the
Iron Queen. This barque, of $50 tons
register, left The river Tyne in February.
.SI2, with fur hundred aud twenty -four
IONS of coal iur Havana; from thence she
went 10 Mobile ior cargo of Cotton for this
poT.. She has now completed another yoy-
age. from this port TO Galveston, in Texas.
carrying three hundred tons of salt out, and
full cargo M co,iun hume. She had been
in the Craving dock, where she was visited
by many persons, aud she is found no, To
have strained one single fiyei. although she
struck heavy ON Galveston Bar. There is
no appearance of corrosion, the red lead
being fresh on the plates: aud neither shells,
barnaclcs, nor any foulness. was on her
bottom. This desirable result is caused by
the simple application of compound oil
tallow, bright vlrnish. arsenic, aud br;in-
stone. winch eIleciuaiIy destroys marine,
vegetable: and an NAL substances.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

TUE DIsrRIcT SYsTEM.--The only States
which have rot already been divided into
single Congressional dislricts. asreeably to-
the Act of Congress, are New Hampshire.
Maryland. Georgia, Mississippi aud M.s.
sour. New Hampshire, Georgia and Ms.
seuri, have chqsep Ihcir Representatives by
general iickoI.
A special scssion ef tue Mississippi Leg
is;aiuTe is TO he heid in July. when the
question will doubtless he cunsi Tered. Phe
Wing Convention recently held in ih9i
State omitted 10 Bnnipite C,ngrcs sional
candidates. because The State bat; not been
dis,ricled; and unless il shnuld be dj>lrcied
they will allow the Congressional election
10 go by default.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
Sealed PROPOSALS

WILL be received q this post. untii 3
w o'clock =. NJ. on the lst of September
next, for furnishing the troops at Fort ToS
q. NJ. with fresh beet, from The lst uf October.
lsf3, TO the LIST Of October. lsIi, OF the quality
and manner hrrein specified
The beef 10 he sia. "a from the L., day Of
November, lSi3, TO the Let Of April. 1874, TO
he neatly buichered and delivered IN quarters,
with an equal proportion Of each, (secks and
shhnss TO BE- excluded.) and at such times. and
~ such quantities, a. the Asst. Com. OF Subsis-
iance shall require.
No proposal will be considered, unless il be
made ty a responsible person, and accompa-
nied by guarantee, (signed by one or more
responsible persons that the indi, idna ma
king the proposal shall. PRIOR to the 10Th Of
September, 1913, enter inio an obligation with
good and sufficient securities, 10 perform the
service proposed.
The proposal should b. directed 10 the Asst
Com Of Subsistence al Fort Towson, and en-
dorsed proposals for furnishing fresh beef"
L.. &. EASTON,
Isl H. orb Inf, "A. @ s.
For, Towson. c. ~. July 9Th, ls43-1- CIV
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
NEW GOOD >.
NALL AND SEE.


TkNIIE subscriber has Just received and now
H ufiers tor sole. at his old stand 10 Fulton.
Ark, a fresh and general sssor,men' of Dry
Goods, Groceries, IiaTdwarr, 6c., consisting
IN p1rt as iollow--
100 pieces ass .ried print-, bieached and un.
blsach-d Greetings, dhio Shirrng-, Blue
Domesti; Stripes, plaids. Corded SkIris. Fig
Swiss and Book Muslin, Painted La = rs, Bo.
bineii, Footing Lace ,t.; L-dics' Mrtts, Eias
tic Carriers. Black Wcr-ted Hosc. White Cot
ion do. Black Silk Gloves. Bro. Linen. do
Gents ! Hoe; Six, Cambric. Linen and Fan
~ Dress HsGdkercti.is: Black Six, Lnndon
Drillr. G,n.broons Cottonadrs. etc, c.
Also an excellent nsfo tmest OF
CLOTHING.
Gents Blacks Dress AMI Frcck Coats Lin
en- and Girgham do; LInen, Cctionade and
SattineIt Pants; Satin Vests, Shirts etc
A.so, variety uf fine SIX and OrGandy Bon
NETS Chip de-, Aruhcisl Flowers. ladies aud
Ch.ldren'- Shoes. Asl. general assortment
o. Queenspare, Giass aud Sion pare. Hard-
care. Castings, Nails, etc. Aud, CLEO, tech
supply Of iagllly
GROCERIES
Brown and Loaf Sugar. c. he', " a. Can
dies. Indigo. Whlskey. B-andy Wines, Pow
der. Si.oi, Lead. Bsycnr and Rope. cir-. etc.
All Of which he ~Ill sci. lov FOR Cssu.
g. Il. ROGERS.
Ful;9n, July 18th, 1913 1T
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

The Wines OF GEuRciA.-A Stat. f,,,.
vcn,ion of the Wings Of Georgia was held
at Milledgeviile on the l9rh and 20:b ul,i.
mo, at which seventy six counties were rem
resented. John Macpherson Berricn was
hy acci'maiion appointed President of The
Consention.
lion Geo. w. CR,wroRD was nominated
ioI uovernor, and A. Ii. STEVENS for Con-
gless, IN place of MARX A. Cooper. resipn-
Cd The Convention declared its prefer.
ence ior MIR. BERRIEl for Vice president.
adopted The following resolution.
Resoiued, That the following pen,leuen
be appointed Delegates. to the Whie Ma
'onai Convention 10 be held in the city
ot baltimore in Nav. 1871 and lha, tbey
be instructed 10 vote fur Henry CLAY as
The choice 81 The Wing party of Georgia as
The candidate Gnr the Presidency; aud thai
IN the event of any vacancy in the delega-
iion, the other Delegates be authorized To
iil the same:
j. MACPHERSON Berren; James S. Calhoun,
WIN. =. Diwson. A. II. KEENAN,,
nos Butler King. +. NJ. Robinson,
Lou Warren. Joshua Till,
Hubcri a. Tuombs, A. x. Wright
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

1-Col. Richard NJ. JJ1nson in his last
speech at Springfield. Illinois. thus siludes TO
his brave commander at the Battle of the
j names, the lamcnted Gen. Harrison
'ile was brave and experienced General.
lie was jlst where he ought 10 have been
throughout the hattie. lie was ready, with
the remainder of the army, to have pushed for
ward To our support it il had been necessary.
But Proctor the British commander. was an
arrant Coward, anj run away at the csm,nence-
IneUt Of the bLtite. The loot soldiers ot Har-
rI>nns forces were drawn up III holuw square
Just IN the position where they Gould do the
greatest service TO either division oi the
mounted regiment
The Lynchbu.g vnginian. commenting on
'his language. very justly obseryes-.This is
aI' very proper yet We should have had a
"o.e exalted opinIon Of Cnl. Iohnson's ,ndor
aud Integrity Uf purp,se (is should have
had also Of Cen. CasS's wh9 Likewise DELAYED
his tribute to the valor and geIius OF bis old
commander, until Death had set its seal upon
his hrow,) If he had borne this testimony when
'oack-handeG Calunuy' was stgma;i@ing the
Veuerabe old hero with the ioRiesr eoitae;s-
when closet heroes, ghu hi'i never seen a
squadron IN the tTrld.' or seen the flash of n
sword except ia the sunlight of a holiday pa
radc, Criticized hrs military genius. and ridI-
culed him a. "A granny and j coward There
w"n'C have been something like magnlnimity
"a W II as ;nS'ice IA the act. IL. when Gene ral
Il'rriSon was his slaaisreh aud de,a ned. Co.
Johns n aud Gen Cas- h d IHfarOIs.i ia i,eh IL
of their 'Drave Old CO nmlnd.-r.' Their tes J.
mOnT CONES nos i tie 'o1 late for their ese,iit:
though time enJa IL psrh.ps, 10 s,gges to tn.
public mlnd tli- pr0lre'y OF not listening with
tno creduh"rs an ear to ths ealu.aneS OF part
= al lIbellerS.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

luE AMERICAN Colony IN AFRICA-A
late Il sp'tch from Gov. RuHERr-, of liberia.
has IiIt: t'ii"viHg gratifying passage;
That tie influence of the colony is ran
idly extending. the following facts will
show. The Kings aHd Chiefs OF The entirc
Dry country, assembled n convention at
King Brnrnley's iSWn. on the 81. Paul-s
rver. INST annu: the time of he session of
the Council. to- se'iie all difficulties, dis
p1iss. * c. ..&r n th7i c..iIntrv, and la mkt;
laws far Iheif fuIute gIvcruuent. From
Ih'S aGjy. the Governor aud Council recei-
we'd an ingijaiiia To NEE: with rhrin and
ASSIST their deliberations, decl1rinr them
seises entirely under Iha cn;!itbI of the
llws uf the cn!Dng. Ahuii The same time.
! received a communication frun B tllas1da.
Il Goiuh Chief requesting perniSs un i,, en-
gage in a war with Gug"iniaa, uf BnpnIn.
BuIh these Chiefs, someiiu.= in so. en-
tered intn i treaty with this rnverurnent.
agreeing r1 give up the sllVe trade, Ia cease
their native wlrs. and In fsf:' all Questions
of dispu ro The Governor at he ebony
for his decision. BtiiasIda is At the he ad
"t ver. powerful tribe. and resides abuui
eighty miles frnn the colony, la he interior.
lie complains III G"InIn'ua has killed six
of his boys. captured on their way 10 the
beach, and begs earnestly I" be permitted
Ia commence war. In the minutes ui the
Council you wi. ti,I what disposition was
made uf this m1iter hy that body. After
The adjournment of The Council, inmedi-
aiely dispatched messengers io Baliaslda.
informing him that would visit his town
ia the c"uIsa Of two ar three weeks, and
would have the 'piIavar talk" aud that
under no cons d.ration, would he be per-
miIied 10 make war GnIil an effort had been
made by me To settle the difficulty, inrima-
ting, at the sane ;iine. that we would see
that justice be done io the parties, and that
Gogomina should suffer The penalty if he
had killed his boys. 'rns was also com
municated To Gugun m; when, ycsterJsy,
| received intnrnli'on. that the l,oys, were
still alive and had been released by Goro-
nina, solely through the influence of The
colony, and had returned To their fimi.ies,
and friends. b 1t for the colony, ihpse six
boys would certainly have been killed. aud
she whole district Of country involved in
bk4gdl var"
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

Twelve months afer date. VIC, (here inser,
the n'me Of Princ'Pll.) as principal and (here
insert the name Of sernrIiies) rs securities,
! Intiy snd severally Promis, 10 pay the Bank
of the State of Ark 'nsas, or order. (here inert
thu am lnn) dollars md --cenis,n negotiable.
and plynblenr the Branch Of said Bank at Bates
vi.l-. wI;inHl deialcaiion, for value received.
Ani the Financial r. cciver Of said Brlnrh
Bank. Is hereby authorised 10 insert the date,
on the day oi rencwaI)
Name Of princrpil.
Name Of Security.
do. d..
ID. y tH iPMAN, Erecurire Rereirer.
THOS. :. DREW, Finsacaai Receirer.
l-iw.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

THE NEw LoAN.-Me>sfs. John W.rl
Il Go, haye taken fcr themselves and others,
SIX and half millions 81 The ncv Y. States
loan Of ssEeD million five per cents, payable
10 tsF years. The price is Si0i,OI, or
one dollar end one cent premium. Half a
million vas iaken upon the offers Iransmii-
led TO the Department. at PRICES a little
above Ihai of the great pegotiaiiun. Sales
al ibe stock have bcen made in the street
al l02l, or two and quarter per cent.
premium on the par. and iha, price is still
ollered.--N. y. Jour. Com.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

REnEoY FOR INocEsrIoN.-A friend has
handed 10 US fur publication The annexed
remedy f''r Indigestion, complaint which IL
so generally prevalent IN This country. II
was communicated by gentleman il Grear
Britain, who says ia lis leIIer ON the subject :
"llasing suffered much from indigestion,
send yon The remedy 10 relieve YOU. Il
arises by rejecting loo large portion of the
pbosi''ia'es of lime aud nagnesia coniaincd
IN The bran IA making onr bread: being quite
sure iiiai our Ail-Wise Creator, 10 giyin. a.
~hoai Tor our luod 10 support our flames.
placed M ncsery necessary consiiiueni fur
the health of them, and made knnwn 10 IL
through progressive knowledge lie is pleas
ed 10 grant US. When. therefore, yuu de-
r.se benefit ifom il, please To make il known
10 nu' brethren in America
Boil hali-a-pini of white wheat three hours
IN quart of waicr, nr a lilile nure il ncces-
sarv.
Drink hllf-a-pini Of the liquid, twice or
thrice IA u week
Pittsburgh .SPira Of The Agc.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

LATE; FROM BuENos AyREs AND NcNTr
NIDEo.-By the bark Eisirs, Captain Graves,
we have Buenos Ayres papers 10 the 29,h
April.
The "Briish Packrin is very Indignant,
Oh account of the Interference of the B.it-
l'h Com nojo'e Purvis in the aiTaifs of the
heiiISe'cnts, without which, il sivs. the war
wouIc hlse been already terminated. The
PACKET al!udes particularly 10 Commodore
pirVis compelling Admiral Brown tu give
up The puyJer which the latter found on
caIiIiiag R.; Island, near Munic,ideo, il
beng claimed as Br.,isI property.
The BIenos Ayrcs iIuase of Represen-
taises was IN session. Gnyernur Rosas
nad once muTs iegfeIed his resignaljun,
'nd the House had. as ] matter uf coursc
f1ius'd To accept II. Much Indignation
was manifested IN the House on account O.
the condnei al CuunmodnTe Puryis.
lie proceedings of The beiliyefsi.ts since
tie dale oi our previous aLv.ecs. snu-ar to
nave heen nniinpnfiaut. Al least there l.
II" record of occurrences IA the BIeuus
Ayfes paPeSs. (which IS favorable lnd;cali.,n
fpf The lluHteYideans.
There was no A nef.can vessel of var
al Bien"s Ayres whun the Eiyira sailed.
Ine C"iicd States ship john Adams was
al MIniegideo. all we'll.
n. \. JDEr. of Commerce. JLae 2S.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
kEV ORLEANS MARKET.
SlTrEDAY, July 8, Isl:


The mlrket has been very dull since our
notice of Saturday last. with light siuck>
aud no change ia prices.
Corrox.--sve haze iIad dull and drnap-
ing marker this week. The saies reppried
at $500 ba'c-, principally North Alabama.
at , sac: ordinary To good middling. Mis-
sissippi aud Louisiana of same qualities, at
81 64c per ID. The northern coi,"n ma
kcis hIviny given way IN Teceiln Of Euro
pcan accounts To the 4ih alt, which are
considered nnfarorablc; at The same time
we are receiving accounts of an improve
menr of The crrp in the Gulf; cotton having
blooned, they say, ON the 9Ih OF June last.
with falling rivers, presents that active de-
mand VIC Otherwise snould have bad FOR :he
balance of our crop in first hand now esii-
mated al 1000 bales. We do not alter the
annexed quuiariuns this week. looking for
accnInis in The i7ih agd 20lh ult., in few
days, tu settle ~ ces.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

Treasury N0rEs-Uniiei States Sx
per Cents. Te,lee:Rable 2pih June, are taken
readily Tor Norihern remittance al 1 prem
iup.
Under date &C :sSih June, the Secretary
OF the Treasury gives notice inai alI Treas
ufY N"ies here,ufnfo issued, aud nui inclu-
dcd IN the notice Of 2ii!l April, v n D. rc-
dccmrd; on those liliing due IN or hcfure
3Isi August, interest aili cease ON that
drIr; on all other falling J.In subsequently
Ia that date, iatsfesi will cease So suun as
the ro;ss arrive nj rnafnrily.
1'ha demand for flsi and Second Muni-
cipaiitics is neither large nor active, but j.
i"ieTably steady W: small suns, and the raIc-
are improving.
J'hifd Municipality il hotter Than last
week. Nhen wanted, Il j. usually IN large
sums. on speculiiun.
BANR NnTEs.-The Transactions IL TIE
suspended nnics "a the cry have, during
;hc week, been snali. hui nua-iy MI arr in-
proving Consolidated - g..IImg scarce,
wi'h Appearance ~ improvement. Cilizcns
Is not 1luudIni; nu cnangc ~ rates Cnin
DeTcial has improved unc per cent. Lit
tie dung ~ Alchaf1lryI. Exchange u
scarce, h1s improved. aud * improving
lmprny yemsni IN better than il was last week
bn' for the last lwo day- there has hccn ~"
further advance. ~ Orleans there j. nothing
doing but III retail, am tile rates are tlst
gisIHs wHy.
Blue Backs ara scarce, aud we now quote
them in - dis.
Alabama IS shade wnrsr.
Arkansas = vcr, scarce, ami onn sale hls
neen made higher than our highes, quota
iiun.
Mississippi Union is quiet. Very little
ia market.
Grand Gnlf has improved, and \; ont
present quotations but very lule can be
obtained.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19

THE LnNDnv TI1Es.-This extraardin,-
~ journal. which possesses more exten-
s've establishment than any other ia the
world, creaied na lIIIie stir IN political c,r-
cies some years since. hy 4 sutL!en change
81 prliiics. GA cne day it was Whis. on
The next, Tory. The price paid for the
irinsuInta'ion Of ihs powerful cag.rc was
fiS0.OG0.
The advertisements of The Times in a
single day frequently exceed fI ,0O0, and
every one is paid befrc insertion. Unlike
The papefs uf This Continent il has no sab
scrheTs; II supplies the News A gents. and
they The public. There are two powerful
steam engines pn the premises. and the i'm
press"n is mldt by double cylinder presses
Its c'rculaiion is the largest in tho world :
there ~ not town IN tho civilized earth.
IN Shch the Tunes may nnI 5e found. It,
repnriers are Ia lIe met with in all the qnar-
iers at the gloh". accompanying the expe-
duIun in China-and Participating in the
tolls and dangers of tie Indian companies.
IL has correspondents in every land. IT.
expresses have iraveTsed the desert. and
anticipated the Indian Mails. Mr.. John
Waller, the late Member fnr Nottingham,
IS the principal proprietor. and he draws
from it yearly revenue of fSn,000. d
had tIrtnrrly three regular editors. Mcssrs
BIrEes, Lawson, aui Delanc, besides a
large c"rps of occasional writer's. Since
the death of Mr.. Barnes, this number has
been Increased.
Washington telegraph., 1843-07-19
.s1sicc 20 Bank Debtors,
BANK or THE STATE Z

BANk or THE STATE OF ARKANSAS,
Braach al Ba,csrute. June 2Sfh, l-l3.
/ pursuanc.' of the 9th and 10Th sections Of
! mr. net VI the General Assembly of the State
nf Arkansas. approved on the 3lst oi Januiry,
i-;}l, eni led. An act TO place the Bank of the
State ~ Arkansas 10 iiguldaiionr-we, the
heceive's. give mott, to all persons indebieo
g sah Institution. that we have taken into
possession all tie property. assets and effects,
o! tie Branch OF said State Bank, at Balessi e,
and we call un all pers ms Indebted TO "a d
Branch Bank, upon notes which are now due,
TO come forward within ninety days from the
date hereoi, ami upon notes not yet due, within
nineiy dgyS after The same msy fall dur, and
pay up all arrearages of calls and interest, and
furnish such sccIrty iJr the payment nf the
prnc f'l, "a may hc approved by Us, ana they
wall be- rrisIl. ged 10 renew their notes TOR on,
year. by paying seven per cent. ialrrest in ad-
vance.
Persona against whom suit has been insii.
tutef. are required BY raid .acf.' 10 pav an ud-
ditosial call oi live per cent, WHICH will enabl.
them tD renew their notes upon the same terms
prescribed fur other debtors.
The arEeIrsges of calls alud to- will be
i've pr coRt Of The prime pal, counted for every
six uuHthr from the time a note falls due d Tie
lUth February, l. IL, The lime the aboye recited
ict inIE elect
Below, j. appended the form of a notn such
Al WAL b. required in all cases Of renewal.
BATEstILLE, -, III