Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-05-12
A Coop HAuL.-Some Of the honest Tyler

men have helped themselves to e98.47l in
Treasury notes, which, have been marked
| ). cancelled. >, and by extracting the mark PM
them again into circulation. BY an advertise.
men, from the Treasury Department il would
annear ,hey have been missing for ten months,
aud the public are now put ON their guard a.
painst receiving them; for says the notice.
:. these notes are wholly invalid, aud cannot
be received. or in any way acknowledged ny
The Treasury - What d"es our friend E'''s
say about reputation now !-St. Louis organ
TexArs Snor.-It is stated, says the Mis-
sonri Reporter. Of the let inst. that l65 Of the
| Texans who rose on the guard at Salado. have
been shot by order Of Santa Anna. Another
report is, that every tenth man was executed
and that young Cri,teaden has been liberia
ted. All accounts agree that the Texan pris-
| oners had been most cruelty treated. AZ Tue
latest dates from Mexico. recruits, in the shape
of involuntary volunteers, were con'i"oa"y
being brought into that city. tied !" pairs an"
strongly guarded. They were immediately
nlacei under drill-masiers. 1t is said that
Santa Anna, having given up all hopes OF sub.
iecting Yuca,an by force Of arms. has resolved
upop sending force If over 10000 men Tor
the purpose Of EATING THEM our-or III other
words, starving them into submission oy occu-
plying all their cultivated land.
The SOBER SscosD TnoUGHT.-The Ra-
leigh IN. CO. Register publishes a letter from
the Hon. A. Rencher, who in l04O, was
nromnent leader among the Wings and now
ahandons them because Of their faithlessness,
extravaganza and iEcompe,ency. lie says:
II did not separate from the Wing party
until after they came into power, and adopted
a system of measures, as Wing measures.
which believe 10 be in conflict with sound
policy and at war with the republican prlncl-
ples have always held, and which l expect
TO carry with rue through life. Nor have they,
10 nv opinion carried out those salutary meas
nres Of retrenchment and reform. which they
so fondy promised suffering people, in the
campaign of 1910, and without which. It Is
of lii,le importance to The people, what party
may wear the robes Of Office. Nopariy whet''.
er Wing OF Democrat, deserves their continued
support, who when in power, shall shrink IRON
this great and self-denying truth
The growing wheat crop begins to present
most favorable appearances. In some favorable
situations where il got start last tall, or where
it was well sheltered during the winter, it
looks tolerably well bot generally. the pros
pee, is that the farmers will hardly make their
seed. good deal will be ploughed III, being
too thin to pay for gathering It.
The farmers manifest determination to
hold on TO the wheat they have on hand, anti
cipatng failure aud consequent advance in
price beyond present quotations. We have
not noticed that any was brought in this week.
I-Hannibal Journal.
| A Moon Srony.-They are trying expert
ments in animal magnetism at Lancaster, Pa,
and, it would seem, with the most astounding
results. The Intelligencer, Of that place, gives
/ I'm foilouinr. A vonnr Uivi HAVING hpRn
thrown into The state was taken 10 the moon,
through the operation of the will, and, after
she got into the lunar orb. described exactly
the shape Of The houses. and the kind Of people
in the moon: The operator became SO much
excited ny tho ssosy. aid by tho manner !"
which it was told, that he took down drawings
from the description on the spot Since this
time, other subjects have gone through the
same experiment, and relate, with the same
exactness, precisely similar stories ofthe moon:
We do not give this information as thing that
we believe ourselves !; but only tc relate what
highly respectable aud intelligent gentleman
has himself related to US, and what he be-
lieves 1t will be seen to agree most marvel
lousy with :. ower true ,ae'' Of Richard Ad-
ANS Locke, Of immortal renowO.-Free Ira
der.
"WE HAVE SEEN DARKER NIGHT THAN
THIS. From pushIished statements of the
condition Of the country during the years from
1918 &c 1923. we find that we are enjoying
/" good times" now, compared with then. Ii
is historical fact says the Philadelphia
Chronicle, that in season Of the year
| 1919, there were ten thousand able bodied
men in New York daily seeking for employ
ment, or, adding the women, twenty thousand
persons who desire something TO do. In Phil
adeIphia. twenty thousand persons in
like condition; and in Baltimore, ten thousand
were in unsteady employment. Let it be re-
men,bered. too, that the cities were not at that
time half as popuious as they are now, SO that
| for the present distress TO equal the past, ii
snust ye, increase considerably. Neither is
| the fall Of prices now near as great as they
were then. nor has the value Of real estate de.
precia'ed TO any thing like the same extent
Pi.lsburg Post.
/ Judge Catron Of the United States Circui,
Court has granted motion made by Mr.. Blan-
nerhassett, 10 summon a special Grand Jury,
and TO appoint special time for the holding
Of court for the trial Of the two Mechanics
and others, engaged in the robbery and murder
of Charvis the Santa Fe trader. The cour,
will sit as soon as witnesses can be summoned
for this purpose. 1t will be necessary to have
some of the witnesses from Santa Fe.-Mo.
Republican.
| HYDRoPHoBIA.-We inserted remedy for
this dreadful disease las; week. The follow
| ing is said to be an extract of letter from an
Italian gentlemen at Venice to friend. l,
| appears plausible; but as 10 the fact, that so
| simple remedy should prove effective, we
cannot say. When disease exists for which
no cure is known it is well enough TO nv,ice
such remedies as may be from time 10 time