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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-19
James K, Folks Votes, taken from
the Journls Of the House of
Representatives.
The 7arif-Uool and Uoo7lcns.

ne 1drW-V0oi anu U0oHchs.
The bill to amend acts imposing duties
on imports--to protec, woolen manuCac-
turers and wool grow ers, 7assed--yeas
l06, nays 95 James X. Polk voting NAY
journal of H. r. 1S26-'27, page $50;
February 10Th, 1927.
The amendment imposing on Brussels,
Turkey and Wilton carpets. SC, duty Of
20 cents per square yard; on Venitlan and
ingram carpets, Sc. 40 cents per square
yard; on all other kinds of carpets, SC,
of wool, flax, hemp, or cotton, SC, 80
cents per square yard, was agreed to-
yeas 1874, nays &c. James X. Polk vot-
ing NAY.
The amendment-"On wonllen blan-
kets 40 per cent. ad valorep," was rejec-
,ed-yeas rs, nays l05' James X Polk
noting NAY.
The amendment-"On worsted stuff
goods and bombazines, 35 per cent. ad
vaorem," was rejected-yeas 70, nays
107 James X Polk voting rAy-Jour-
nal II. of r. lS26-'27; pages 4S7, 4S9,
49l; April 7th, 1928.
The tariff bill Of 1928 passed-yeas
l05, nays 81. James X. Polk voting NAY
Journal H. Of r. 1875, page COZ;
April 22d, 1928.
The amendment to reduce the duty on
wool aud woollens rcjccted-years 6S,
nays 121. James X. Polk voting Nay
u ~
May llth, 1880.
A question of consideration of motion
to reduce the duties on iron, wool, wool
lens, and cotton bagng, decided IN the ne
ga,ive--yeas &c, nays ia. James X
Polk voting YEA--Journal of II. Of II
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What will be the re.ul2 You will ask
with curiosity, if not anxiety. thing
Mr.. Adams must be elected; such is the
prevailing opinion. Still shall not con-
slider the matter as certain, until the elec
ton is over. With my best respects to
Mrs. Blair, and to Mr.. Crittenden, | re-
main truly Your friend,
Fl. CLAY.
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Wool CaE'qiing.
SPI.N.NI.N'C. UElTi.NG, FUL-
TJSrE DETi'(t S.c

The subscriber respectfully informs the
Public that he has rented the Elk Mills.
WOODEN and Cotton Factories, known as
CARROTS Mills. situated in Cecil co. Md.
seven miles above EIklon. on the Big Elk
stream. and -four miles from the village of
Newark Del. They are now in fall opera
ton. Wool will be received to be made into
Rolls, Yarn. Cloth. tassimprs, Salnetts.
Blankets or FIanneIs, as directed. at short
ro,ice; manufactured by the yard, for Cash
or Wool, or made up on the shares.
Those who wish to exchange their
Wool for Cloths. SC, may expect gener-
ally to find choice on hand.
SAMUEL GARRETT.
Nav 25h 1914.
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Millinery.

HTRS. FOARD, having (again) Just returnr
IfE from the city wilha large and elegant as
surtmrnt of t,ishionabc B0NNE ELS, together
,sih the usual variety q" articles sold by NiIIin-
crs, vnaId respectfully inform her friends and the
Qlbc that she has again opened the shop she
formerly kept, directly opposite the Washington
{Iotn, where she hopes as heretofore, to merit
and receive liberal share OF custom.
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AGENTS FOR THE CECIL WING
John B. Yarnall, Port Deposit.
J. w. Abrahams, Port Deposit.
Edwin Faincs, P. NJ. Rising Sun.
Jonas Preston, Jr. P. Nj. Conowingo.
John S. Everest, Rowlandsville.
Joseph Ilaines, Brick Meeting House.
John McCracken, P. NJ. North East.
Nathan Wilkinson, Elk Iron Works.
William II. Pearce, P. NJ. Cecilton,
John B. Morton, P. NJ. Warwick.
John l.. Clayton, P NJ. Chesapeake CITY.
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MIR. Folks Votes.

1t has been deemed proper to give the
votes of James X. Polk on the Tariff,
Pensions TO Revolutionary soldiers, Sc,
S., from the Journals of Congress, anthem
ticated in due form Of law; and in this
form they are submitted to the people of
the United States for their consideration
and reflection.
WILLIS GREEN.
Cham of Ike FAig Cong. Ere. Com, al
Washington.
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F. P. BLAIR, Esq.
WAsnINGToN, 29th January, 1928
.My I ear Blur:

WAsnINcroN, 29th January, 1925.
My I ear Blair:
received this morning, your very
agreeable favor Of the l7lh inst A letter
from you is always refreshing, and wish
tha, could en,itIe myself to expect them
more frequently, by more punctuaIily and
diligence on my part, in our correspon-
dence. My last letter informed you Of
the JUNCTION that was increasingly applied
TO me by all the returned candidates for
The Presidency-or rather their friends
Since then, have avowed my intention
to support Mr., Adams, under actual cir
cumslances, and thereupon the oil has
been instantly transformed into vinegar.
The friends Of -----, (and the
devil knows who else, for think if he
does not preside in their councils, he must
be quite cenversant with them,) have
turned upon me, and with the most amia-
bic unanimty agree to vituperate me. !
am deserler from Democracy; a Giant al
intrigue; have sold the Wesl-soId my
selt-de.ealing Gen. Jackson's election 10
leave open the Western pretensions that !
may hereafter fill them myself-blasting
all my fair prospects, SC. &c. sc. To
these are added thousand other of the
most gentle, and kind, and agreeable cpl
lhe,s and things in the world.
----------w who are themselves
straining every nerve to elect Jackson,
that ,hc claims of the West may be salts
fed. and be thereby pratermilled, are .ac-
cus!ng mo Of aching OH ther own prn
ciples.-Ths knaves cannot comprehend
how a man can be honest. They can
not conceive that should have solemnly
Intercepted my conscience, aud asked il
to tell me seriously what ought to do!
That it should have enjoned me no, to es
tablish the dangerous precedent Of elevat-
ing, in this early stage Of the Republic, a
military Chleflsin merely because he has
won great victory! that il should have
told ne lhata public man is undeserving
his station, who will not, regardless of as
psrslon and calumnies, risk himself loo
his country! ] am afraid that You will
think me moved by these abuses. Be- not
deceived. assure you that | never, in
my whole life. felt more perfect compo-
sure, more entire confidence in the reso-
lu'ions of my judgment, and more UNI
shaken determination to march Up TO my
duty. And, my dear sir, is there an intel
ligent and unbiased man who must not
sooner or later, concur with me? Mr.
Adams, you know well, should never
have selected, if at liberty to draw from
The whole mass of our citizens for Pre-
saent. But there is no danger in his ele.
walton, now, or in time n come. Not so
of his competitor, OF wh.m cannot be-
Iieve that killing $500 Engl,shmen, al N
Orleans, qualities for the various, difficult,
and complicated duties of The Chief Ma
gislracy. perceive that am uncon-
sciously writing a sort Of defiance, which
you may probably think implies guilt
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coal! COAL coal ~!

COAL! COAL !! coal I!
A cargo of Superior Butler coal just re-
ceved al Elkton. This coal is better adj
apted to the use of Stoves and Crates than
any that has heretofore been offered in this
place.
Send your Orders to DIR COWAN.
Elklon, Sept. l4lh, 1914.
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300 Acres,

eighty acres of which is thriving young
timber. The improvements consist OF "A
r large RriCk House, with a
IL .a'rTes Stone Kitchen attached
E=Ess5,, aaRs hereto, well of good wa
7sss--='z=s' ter near The door, and an eX
celIent Spring, and good stone Spring
House within fifty yards OF the house; ii
Barn. Hay house, Wagon house, and 9th
er ont buildings.
There is a'su on the premises a tenant
house. Within The last tnur years i"ni
thousand bushels of lime have been put
ON the land.
,.s:ss.ss.. A young apple and peach OF
Hss9SYss chard Of about four hundred
w "SsS trees was set ont two years ago,
--'es-=- and there is hes sides an aprle or
chard in ull bearing and an abundance OF
peach trees on the premises. About sew
en hundred PANELS OF new post and ral
fence have lately been put up. The farm
is we'll watereG, there being a stream on
each side cf it, which makes an album
dance of meadow. II is not deemed ne
cessary to give any further description,
as any person wishing TO purchase will
examine for themselves. Possession will
be geyen on The 25h day of March next.
Apply oil the premises TO
DANIEL CARTER.
June 29th 1Si4-T
Record, West Chester and Register.
Norlistown, will copy 6 weeks and charge
advertiser.
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4 ia RNH.

VENhe subscriber offers for sale, his farm
n LIVING one mile east Of The Brick Meet
ing House. Cecil co. Md, 1t contains a
bout
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27
177Zz1 ron PITTsBURG.

Er7M REWARD Of Mt. Arrarat, Louisa coun-
" y, W. would respectfully inform the merchants
al o,hey. ~, engaged in purchasing beef and pork
anu oS. .re S;s arrangements for the manufacture
ina. su1H that he Is at all mee prepared to make
onS ae;,er anv quanity the shortest notice
ana nv % warrant to pas the srictest nsPec
,on and respectfully socs orders for work u ms
,on' a H;. terms will be found very liberal. Ina'
those unacquan,ed with his work may Of
so,,,ts concerning it, the following statement y
I ,hose who have tested it, is appended: ah,
Having packed Pork IN barrels m - Nsw York.
VIM. Bevard, and shipped them % - Wv hs.;,.t;on
wn.sS ,,rosndine merchants and packers to INN 70
IN aeeo hsr,.,. ssfs and sound. GILLEIc'
= Bloomington, Nov. J, lsA4'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

r,o..uouA TImEs."-We have re.
'' J, =. :. frs. and second numbers Of new
''o ". .;oo this title, published q: the -four
Vt D: :',.ns Of Keosauqua. Van Buren coun.
bs VIZ r. Mitchell, formerly co-editer
',;.her Of the Iowa Democrat, q the
P',' The editorial columns display
- liable ability, its selections are good
tp' .;sh the en,erprisipg proPrietey sue
.,a,v thing but his politics. Shich are
.,.dIv Wing.
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NOTICE

l h.,sbv given that have bsen appointed Ad.
;.;.,r:,oy Of Daniel Storm decd, and received
J. ~ 81 m;ni.tration dated December IA, 1914
",.ous having demands against said estate are
med to have tho same duly presented for allow
md al persons indebted thereto will make inn
s,s payment to :, . ,,o, ,,D,,pcu A,,x,,
h. IA. A-4-w
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CHAS. o. WATERS, M. D.
,,vsrrrAN 3, STURGEON.

~ RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
II services to the citizens Of BLOOMINGTON !, and Z,
vicinity. Being graduate Of jefferson Medical hsl;aa
Already had the experience Of several years medl-
cal practice, DR.. w. hopes by strict attention %
business TO merit and receive the confidence ano
patronage of the public.
He NAV be found at all times (unless profession
DIV encaeed) either at the drug store of Mr. +. =;
F.v. on Second Street, or at the Iowa HOUSE,
and all orders, either from town OF county e,. =
either place, will be promptly ana ia''noy a''e''o'
ed to, BY night or day, - -.
Bloomington, 28th Nov. 1914.
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NOTICE.

! nersons indebted to me, either BY Note or
s w. .ccompts, are requested to make pay ment
s wv. craudoll Esq. a. soon as possible, as
a a.csa all nv accompts in his hands for co!ec-
P"rV will find him at all times at his ofilce,
it. to Bridgeman 4 Weeds Store on Second
|P'a'' ~ wv RICHMAN.
s ~ Dec rs, Aft
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NOTICE

NOTICE
|f fay given that I have been appointed exec
We st viii and testament Of Samuel Hinde
ta received Letters testamentory thereto
sooet Goth, 1914 ANpersons having de-
:, 'ast said estate are required to exhibit .ne
~ az Persons indebted 10 said estate arg re-
~sse payment to
k, JAMES WEED, Executor.
'ssH.-4w,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

F g1.:o'sS o OF loWA'}.s.
M.ie, Court, October Term, A D ls.a.
Samuel Black,
lauu McBee and the heirs
X. names are unknown) Of Bill 10 Chancery
|nr] H Campbell, decd, and
b. ;
N, s.,, Singleton McBee and the heirs Of Ed
III Campbell, decd, will take notice that on
Ish div Of November A d 1914. the complain.
| lied bis bill in Chancery against the said de-
l.ot. and others who have been served with
.m sa,ipc in substance as follows, to wit: that
aid Edward H. Campbell, decd was on the
hv Of September A D 1910, seized in fee Of
Eymh half of lot no six in Block seventy-four,
|, ist Of which is on fifth street and seventy feet
,,rh lies on mulberry street, in the town OF
smogton. Iowa Territory-That said Camp
etreen the 26th day ofSeptember and the first
Al Febuar,, A d ls4l, conveyed the said
ujss to " iiliam H Blaydes by his deed OF con-
ncs, which deed is lost and no evidence OF the
pnn horaof exists in writing.-Ihat SAID
Il, on said first d0y of February A u ls4l'
rvel ss;J nren....es 10 complainant IN fee.-
! Tho said Campbell died and left no heirs whose
a,e known to complainant; the said Single
[NBes was before the said goth day OF Sep
l., Nd 1910, seized in fee of said premises,
on tho said 10Th day Of September 4 d lS4o,
uii McBee conveyed the said premises to said
bubelI, The bill prays tina. the deed of Mcbee
I,mobeI be cancelled and that McBee be de-
i to convey said premises to complainant, or
the heirs Of said Campbell be decreed to con-
nid premises to complainant and that the title
bid premises be decreed to be in complainant
A S. G. HASTINGS,
x 30 1874 Sol for Complainant
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27
TAX NOTICE.

II, persons within the County Of Muscatin, II
.,rears for their County Tax for the year 1914
sr,bv notified that unless payment is made OF
.Srs the frs, day of January next, shall pro
! 70 collect the same according to law:
JoHs NJ. KAHN, Col. NJ q.
bennington, Dec 20, 1874
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27
NOTICE.

..,,;ce in the Baptist Church, may regu-
nnl'o '. = every Lords Day in the room on
ss, formerly occupied by the Congregation
'd S.,,;ca 10 take place at halfpas ten O'clock
Naming. and at halfpas six in the Evening.
!" "" Bloomington, Dec. ~, 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27
All, PERSONS

)ded to the late firm Of Foster 4 Riohman are
! Insd 'hs. their notes and accounts are left in
bands Of Thomas Cranjol Esq, for collection
10 Wishing 10 save costs, would do Wei to ca"
: sla, SUEL FOSTER
J w RICHMAN,
ktninaton. Dec 20. 1914 no-4-3w
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Egbert r Smith,

Egbert r Smith,
VS.
Reeves g. Mclean
Carpenter & Shipley for the use OF
Spencer Bachley 4 Co, their assgnees
Nd &C Norris
I'D Wheeler 4 Co
Irwin q Minor
w r and o Thomas
The above named defendants will take notice that
at the October Term, D ls44 of the Muscatine
county Court, Egbert Smith fled his bill OF COM
nlaint on the Chancery side Of said Court setting
forth in substance as follows that at the June term
Of the said court for the year 1912, he the SAID
Smith obtained a decree against P and Rachel
Van Hagen for the sac of the north east fourth OF
section town rs r 3 west, that in obedience TO
said decree on the 10th Sept 1912 execution issued
on said decree and that on the 2sth Oct succeeding
the said property was sold to the highest bidder ne
the said Smith being the highest bdder-that SAID
defendants are mortgages Of the said property ny
deed made ty said p and Rachel Van Hagen
Complainant prays that said defendants may be &c.
creed 10 nav the amount due on his decree or that
their equity of redemption in the said land may be
forever barred and orecose and for general relief
Now unless said defendants appear at the next term
Of the said court and plead to said bill the same VIII,
ha taken as confessed nd decree made accordingly
~ JIG MORROW Clerk d Z
49, n.-,,u Sol for Com
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LAST notice.:

" " persons indebted to me, in any manner
'a'soever, will please take warning, that II
\, ?setve demands are not paid within thirty
t'@ 'aS date, shall proceed to collect the
Sadng to law.
n JOHN B. DOUGHERTY.
SaAg'on, Dec. 10th, ls44.-3w
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NOTICE.
SuyHE subscribers have this day formed co-par',
nership under the name and firm Of Cleveland
& Bodies, for the purpose Of trading IN Dry uoods'
Groceries. Hardware, &c. &C., at Ioo,esDoto0gn'
Louisa Co. Iowa. CHAS. m. CLEv EhANO'
A'ou' HENRY BOLLES.
Peterborough, Iowa, Oct. ~, 1874
Farmers wishing to dispose of their produce VIII
always find ready market at this store, and the
Oct 25-4w, CLEVELAND & BOLLES.
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NOTICE.

II PERSONS indebted to the subscriber on ac-
sA OF otherwise, are requested to call ana
h, Su before the first day Of January next, II
"'o save cost. All kinds of produce taken
Caent' e. 3. KINsoN.
f|s, 1874
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted TO the subscriber, are re-
A quested to make payment to Mr.. W: S. AyIes
Of Bloomington who is authorized to receipt for the
same. All accounts or notes unpaid on the LIST OF
January next will be placed in the hands o. aTsi'
Ger for collection. JOHN N. NAT UNI
Nov. Is, IA If.
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NOTICE
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS + STONE

.M.4SOsN:S.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONTRACT
- will be received at the Office of the Untes
States Agent, in Dubuque, or through the Pos
Office, until the fifteenth day Of January, lS45, 70
the building of BRIDGES ovel the streams on th.
Military and Agency Roads, ESQ called) in Iow'
Territory. at the points hereinafter designated.
Separate Proposals will be required for the ma
sonry and woodwork.
The masonry is to consist of the best dry rubble
wallis formed Of stone Of suitable sze well tied end
bound by header and stretcher and the proposals
will be made for much per perch of twenty -ive
cubic feet.
The excavations necessary for the foundation Of
the abutments, will be included in the proposals
for masonry, at 80 much per cubic yard.
The proposals for the wood work will be made
for SO much per foot run, lengthwise with the
Bridge. The Bridges to afford a road or passage
way Of at least fifteen feet in the clear.
Plans in detail will be furnished by the Agent
at his office, for each Bridge-where also, model
can be seen, showing the mode Of construction.
Proposals will also be received for he construc-
ton Of the Bridges on any other plan which con-
tractors may think proper to suggest.
The wood work will be constructed Of the best
white oak free from rot sap knots, shakes, splits
twists, and all other defects, calculated to impair its
strength, tenacity, and durability.
On the Military Road the points are as follows
DUBUQUE COUNTY.
No. l. Over the North Fork of Catfish
Greek, 40 II. span
No. 2. North Fork Of Maquoketa, 80 # span
JONES COUNTY.
N,.3. d" South Fork of Maquoketa, 100 Il span
No. a. Kitty's Creek, 20 # span.
No. s. Fawn Creek, 20 Fl span.
No. 6. s. Wapsipinicon, about three
hundred and fifty yards be-
low the sight of Old Bridge, l40 # span.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
No. Z. English River, at the point
where the Territorial Road
crosses, about three fourths
Of mile below McClure's
saw mill, and about two
miles above tho Military
Road, ll0f. span.
No. 8. Davis Creek, 40 # span.
No. 8. North Branch Of Long
Creek, SO # span.
No. 10. Goose Creek. 80 # span.
No. II. 4" Crooked Creek, as fl span.
HENRY COUNTY.
No. IL. " Little Creek, 1.-TWO spans) IS # each.
No. 13 +" Big Creek, 1.-TWO spans) so # EACH
No. IA Little Cedar Creek, SO # span.
On the Agency Road, from Burlington to the
Dcsmoines. The points arc as follows:
No. !. Over Hockeye, Creek in the
town of Burlington, As 4 span
No. 2. :" Long Creek, 40 II span.
No. 3. I" Cedar Creek, 40 # span.
No. 4. Mud Creek, 60 ftspan.
No. s. Prairie Creek, 30 span
No. 6. I" Williamson Greek, ~ spah'
No. Z. Little Cedar, about half q
mile north of the crossing
of the Agency Road, on
route Of a county road to the
town of Washington IN
Henry county, oo Hspan'
Persons offering proposals, will please state their
address and place of residence.
JOHN BARNEY, Y. 8. Agent.
Dubuque, Nov. 29th, 1874. NJ.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
IT WOULD give notice to all persons knowing
ii themselves to be in my debt in any shape what
ever to call and settle the without further oe1
lay, many persons have had indulgence rom me 20
one and two years standing. To those wosu ~
that unless those demands are paid Immediately,
they will find their notes and accounts - vne'
hands for collection. J. .. DOOu
Bloomington, Nov. IS, 1e44.--Sw.
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

n OST on the fifth inst. between bloomng.o 90,
land Davenport, a large calf skin pocket book
containing s25 in Indiana paper, and notes ana pa
ners of no use to any other person than the under
signed as payment has been stopped on the no'es;
The money will be given to the finder as reWaia
for the return of the book and papers to A. Oglve
& Co.. Bloomington, Insley & Owens at Daven'
mort. or the undersigned at Quincy, III: ,,r
po''' RASSELAS SARTLE.
Rloon;nnfon Nov. Is. 44-tf.
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@sl he next term Of said Court application
sMsG the said Sharp Baxter for an order
Nna0ne made Of said premises.
AM; J,G. MORROW, Clerk D. =.
aCoB BUTLER. Sol. for Petitioner.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

Vsrl All, covx1r. S.
tn Court, October Term. ls44.-ln Chanccry.
Sharp Baxter, }
ZIP. Il :. al. p''''''" for Partition
ARAH P. LITTLE, (widow Of Sidney H. Lit.
d. deee.sed) Elvin Little, Lora Little, Mira
hand Sidney o. Little, (heirs of said Sidney
las, deceased) and Archibald Williams and
MI Sherman, administrators of the estate OF
Sidney H. Little, deceased) will take notice,
.ptsion was filed against them on the Goth
dAugus. A. D. 1914, in the District Court Of
County Of Musca,ine, by Sharp Baxter, and is
latng, wherein the said Sharpe Baxter de-
AnntiOn Of the following real estate. situate
a!'n Of Bloomington, Muscatine County,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

1D APPLES.-75 bushels just received
Nd for sale BY E. B. KINsoN.
Ela,ls44.
Sls WINDSOR CHAIRS, just received
consignment, and for sale by
CI,ls44. E.B. kINsoN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

NOTICE,
ALL persons indebted to the estate Of Tylee
Smalley decd are notified that their notes and ac-
counts are in my hands for colection--So pay up
and save costs, III A LAWRENCE
Bloomington, Dec 20, ls44 no-4-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

. ENTUCKY JEANS-A splendid assort-
~ ment just reed and for sale by
I nov % BENNETT & Co
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

SCHOOL.
THE undersigned announces to the citizens OF
Bloomington that he will open school on Monday,
Dec 10th, in the room formerly occupied by the
Conversational Society, on Second Street, where
instruction will be given, in the various branches
of an English education.
Entrance to the school room one door east OF Mr.
Fenimore's drug store. -
Dec. Is, 1914.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

ELAXSEED and BEESWAX wanted. for
II which the highest market price will be Pa'd ny
April l9-24-tf. }. b. DouGHEhTY'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-12-27

TALF SKINS-6 doz Eastern Cali oklns'Just
" ec'd and for sale, by ). b. DouGhERTf'
April l9-24-tf.