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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
Common Pleas.
Ralore lndHa Innraha am

MAY l-Jacob BrinkerhoG VS.. j. Wilson Grtrn aud Ben
jamn Cdse.-This action promissory note
against the maker and endorseT The plaintiff proved
the hand writing OF the parties
Defence want Of consideration. The plaintiff produced
evidence show that he innocent holder gave
full consideration.
The Judge charged that they the jury believed the
plaintiff gave full consideration, they should find
dict for him. irrespective OF the between the
other parties.
Verdict for plaintiff 1894 p Wilson, Esq for plain.
tiff
Saunders & Merlcin HopeH-In this W hich
reported yesterday the jury returned verdict for the
plaintiffs.
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lex TRApE-The amount OF ice shipped IRON
Boston, last year, WAS 550W tons. Il is delivered
ship board generally at 50 20 per ton. One firm freight
ed with iOl vessels last II il regularly shipped
Bombay Canton, Madras Calcutta Mauritius, and ell
ports of consequence in climates One cargs
recently shipped to the East Indies and exchanged pound
pound for cotton and the latter taken 10 Liverpool
thus realizing a very profitable voyage This trade is
very advantageous all concerned and benefits the
lumber and mills OF Mime. SO much saw dust
il required in packing the ice for shipment, that u sells
for three dollars cord and vessel constantly en-
ployed in reighting from the saw mills on the Penoh-
scot 10 Boston.
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RAILROAD ApRANGEMENrs.--On and after the LIST
day OF May, the cars will leave Hartford daily,
sundsys excepted at l0t A. NJ, connecting with the
steamboat which leaves New Haven at l21 T. NJ. train
OF will MISC leave here al NJ and connect with
the leaving New Haven at 10 r. NJ Returning, the
cars will leave New Haven at a. the arrival
Of the morning boat from New Yorx; and at T. NJ ex-
cept Saturdays when the evening train will wait for
the arrival Of the afternoon boat from New York-say
7. M.-IIWUord Courdnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

AMERICAN JURISDICTION AT THE WEsr.-At a
session of the Circuit Court of the United States
for the district OF Arkansas. which menccd at
Little Rock on the sth inste Hon Peter w. Daniel one
Of Justices othe Supreme Court and Hon Johnson
District Judge of Arkansas the bench-nmong the first
presented Of some importance the people
Of that region, involving the question Of jurisdiction by
the Court crimes committed BY Indians in the Indian
territory west Of the State upon citizens Of the United
states anst which Jurisdiction the Court felt to be its
duty to decide The which elected this dec sion
that Of Albert an Indian, who arragned on an In
dictment for the murder Of white within the Indian
country. and without the limits of the state and District
Of Arkansas The question Of jurisdiction, on the sugge
ton OF the Court having been fully argued The Court
to the conclusion that power exists by law IN
the Circuit. Court Of the District OF Arkansas which does
not sppcrtan TO other Circuit Courts OF the union that
the Jurisdiction now claimed for the Court Is peculiar
and extraordinary power and does not belong to II gu
larry by its constitution has been bestowed upon 1t
v any special euslation and therefore cannot be To-
galy and properly exercised and the Court cannot take
cognizanca oil the prisoners case. In consequence oil
this decision the District Attorney OF the United states
entered uoie pyoseg in each Of about twenty cr
minal cases in some Of which, the defendants, being in
cus,ody we're released from prison The Arkansas Times
savs that there obvious necessity for the pas
sage law by Congress- as soon possible which may
rivs the Court that jurisdiction which heretofore
Sought 70 be conferred upon H. ..U.
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Syracuse
Correspondence OF the Herald

SYRACUSE, April %, 1874.
Tread in the Courier and Enquirer of the 26th in
slant, an account of the death of the Rev. Arthur
Carey but that paper did not say that he died a
martyr to the prosecutions of the editors Of that
and other political papers, and certain ID. DIS and
other ESQ called) religious papers. 1t is hopeful
that the time will come when conscience shall be
to have its proper exercise IN the hearts
of his prosecutors and that they will repent Of their
most outrageous and wicked persecution Of that
amlable and innocent young man. AS he had ma
ny friends in different parts of the United States
and as your excellent paper crcuates far more ex-
tensvely through the country than any other, it is
hoped that you will notice his death, whereby hun.
dreds will see it that would not In any other pa
per. A.
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u. =. Commissioners ONCE.
Before Commissioner Rapelie.

MAY The case of Parmslec second mate Of the shiT
Mediator charged with assault seaman, came
this morning. before his honor the Commissioner aC
after fun hearing the charge dismissed and Parma
lee discharged
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A M RICAN HOT Ell
-. PHI. TpHIA

THIS new house situated Chestnut ssss, opposite the
State Hopse Undergraduate Square and in heimsnediae
i has been built in the most thorough manper by john
many Of which pros with bedrooms adjoining suitable
tor families, and parties Of ladies and gentiemen
With and elegant furniture the approved STYLE and
opened for the reception tho travelling public the frat day
Of March next. fna
The prcpreors ate themselves, that their LONG experience
the business will enable them conduct the American Ho
tel in all ts departments in such will please the
most asdou and to their gqes every confor
States
N. B-Bathng Rooms attached to the Hotel, where
and cold baths will sill times be readiness
E. GI 5AME 8 M GaA EEttAN. }rrOpresOr'.
January 18th 1914, Jl5 smrc
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New YORK LEGISLATURE The bill reported by
nub,c works was PASSED committee in the House yes
terday afternoon section was added limiting the sum
TO be extended this year at S2ooooo-aHdny .idrertis,
.dpv,L 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

BrrcuER's ExpREss.-This Express will here
after ing this evening" leave for New York al
O'Clock in the evening instead Of the morning. as here
tolore-re,urning by the morang boat which leaves
New York at G o'cock-Ne,r Haren Head .april 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

Hon. b. +. BurIER-The Hon. b. i. Butler, OF
New York late Attorney General of the United States
passed through this city on Friday last on his way TO The
Hermitage on visit to exPresident Jackson
Union .4Dfu %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

VIsITERs TO WASHINGTON. Among the distn
gusbed visers who now hrong city besides those
already named, may be mentioned the following former
Members OF Congressthe Hon. Dudley Se!den, the Hon
Timothy Chds and Hon NJ II GrinneIl, Of New YORK
the Hon Thomas w. Chinn, of Louisiana.
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City Intelligence.

Lower Police Omce-Wedhesday May l-MAr
DAy-Nearly half our population being engaged in NOV
ing yesterday but little business transpred police
Two colored women named Agnes Weeks and Susan
Williams were arrested on Tuesday night by watch
by a Frenchman whom she had robbed while he
taking improper liberties with her person. The sum oil
s45 found with her. which they both deny as belong
ing TO them.
A Pocxrr Book Drorrrn named William Cox, was
dustrous vocation" The enterprising genius locked
up for further orders.
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AsToR HousE, July 90, lslI.


DEAR BENErTT-
Ten thousand thanks for the article OF this morning
nothing could be better understand and appreciate
merely your Kindness but the exquisite tact OF this de.
fence
the "Tribnne"is out about the Coney Island bust.
ness II is best to let drop for reply will provoke
oinder. Let IT pass may ask you without reply or
notice
As TO Stout think he will act honoraby But know
the peigh Of your epinsnhe told you yon published
last January. that the statue the attitude, and in m.
dress of Gpey lie intended lately TO forfeit his honor
and represent the thing naked. But the suffering OF
Esser that he Witnessed induced him put some rspcry
onbu now, 1t ia too indecent Tor an indy dual
statue. ii
TO cruelty Fanny, and half ruin me- who will share
the disgrace. Truly yours, H. WIKOFF
TO corrTrrpp1
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THE MAN AND THE MAcmNE.-A few days ago
about 80 sturdy aborers were employed in ballng
the water OF the canal for the purpose of laying
foundation for the Main street bridge The labor and
pensc found great, that il determined TO put
up steam balng machine, which may now be seen at
work while the laboring no longer required for
that purpose One whom by his appearance took for
one Of those who had been employed looking
for time moodshly and sorrowfully at the machine
At last he gave vent to his feelings and reflections by NUT
tering, well, by is, you can't VOTE
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ALARMING NEws-A MAssAcRE.-The Charles
lesion Mercury publishes letter dated 81 Thomas,
April ith, which contains this painful inielligcnce-st
Domingo is in adsorganized state The Spanish port hss
revotcd against the Port an Prince Government by
steamer yesterday from Leeward hear that the negrot
have broken into Aux Cages and murdered ne ano
have taken refuge in jamaica In Port su fince ahmar
attempt asAux Cages was hourly aPprehended
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

SNlPE SHOOTING.
DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPOWDER.
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for SHIRE
shooting the sub.criber beg. to call the attention Of
yeys" Gunpow der, The Diamond Gram"
Although this article has been but very short time in the
United States the estimOny Of the best
cleanliness and strength, induces the importer those
who consider Cleanliness and strength dsderaa
give il trial. etL .
Solo in canisters q pound each, by Mr. H. T. COOPER,
l78 Broadway; JOHN CONROY Fulton street and j. T..
W. +. BROUGH,
MT Intro 304 Broadway
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VILLAINS IN SAvANNAu.-The gangs of villains
who have infested Savannah. (Ga and carried on
piratca trade Of forcbly abducng sailors frsm ships
to which they belong not seems yet queled On the
25th ut, the British ship Douglass. Captain Brewster
while going Of port boarded by number Of these
crmps eight of the sailors taken away; the sailors
doubt Of the attempt they seconded the
beavers Of the fellows who to them and threatened
violence the captain If he resisted their departure AS
the boat containing the Ascending sailors lett the ship
Of the "crimps" deliberately pointed his muske
Captain Brewster, and would have fired. but that
those about him appeared to have earnestly demonstrated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02
THE
IN Wis ] BIZ 4
WIG

go closely resembles the real head Of r ard
taordnary or the day The great advantage this
aossl and unique wig It's being made without serving or
viewing which closely resemble
the natural hair both ghness and natara appearance
defy detection beng beautiful and 80
free that in all cases Precipitation evaporation unimpcded
aud great evils Of other wigs entirely avoided The sceptc
connosaeur alike invited inspect this
ul Wig aud peculiar method OF fitting the head At the
manufactured A. Bsrrys Broadway. corner Of Lbery
straet I'D sfs''s ap2i iInsrc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-02

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES AND JEWELRY
>HOSE who wish g purchase Cola aud Silver Watches
e their advantage TO call on the subscriber who selling al
house ~ the city Gold Watches low rs dolla
each Watches and Jewely exchanged bought All Watches
warranted to keep good time the rtaed Watches
than at any other place
g. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry.
Wholesale and retail. 30 Wall street,
m27 1Msrc IJp-st
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ADJOURNED Pennsylvania Legislature sine
S;, on Tuesday. LAD
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH oLEosTArIC LAMPS,

FRENCH AND ENGLISH OLEOSTATIC LAMPS,
AT Is MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
COX beg TO inform their friends the public gone
rally, that they haze lust recevtd eegsnt assortment
French and English Oleostatic Lamps English md Ame
solar Lamps also pattern Chandeliers which for
variety and thing of the kind
offered for sale They have also large House
be Cutlery. Birnngtsm and Sheffield tIaed-Waes Hall
L,pens Mante Clocks Japannery, DIXON sons annia
Ware Steel Fire Sets, Glass Ware and numerous other m
cles
N B--Conssapt.y band large Of Silyer
Vare. Tea Spoons Forss &c &c q their manusc
ture
Persons reQupg anyof the above articles respectfully
the city. a2o zwrrc
PERSSE & BROOKS.
NJ 3rc No, 81 Liberty street.
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Court CaIendar-This Day.

common PLrA-Nos. 49, l6, IS, 49, g. 3, 7, 10, %, SO
40, IS, 90, 20, rs.
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Sl2,0.
Deduct fare per Il. Road. &c, a:

TIE traveller per II. Road saves IS go
They also forward Cleveland Portsmouth
Msaks &c WccD.in Ter tory; Chicago illinois; ard to
oueret PFC anaaa a! the lowest rates Az information
only the Albany and Buffalo hail Road Office Coutandt
street. WOLF u RlCKENy.
app lmsm
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don't know but with your usual rapidly Of thought
Es Partisan troubles into article If so, let beg
Of you to suspend its publication, at least until write
you fully and discreetly upon it, There things
that may and ought to be said and there few things
it would be wsest not to say. Best respects to Mrs b
Yours, truly, II. WIKOFF.
FRIDAY Dec 4th
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"
will risk the suspicion my conduct may possibly ex.
cite and shnl boldly ask favor OF you ask il in either
my name, Fanny Esslers and you may grant either
to one or the other, for both will be Obliged Before
mention IT, let say II is the last of the kind shall ever
ask II Ia paragraph TO this effect There was copied in
the " Herald" from an English paper, a most brutal
calumny, never forgiven by woman, though poor
Fanny has been cruelty abused that she is
though she winces. This calumny states sbe n nj
years of age and has Of 49," Both are entirely
false and their history is this They came from mall
cious oldiogue theatrical broker In London who pros
tues his scandolous invention for any body's money
He has been for years paid large sums by Tagoni aud
Tor her interest he has been in the habit OF defracng all
rivals end none more than Fanny Elssler This worth
that exists in Europe not known here set OF theari.
cal brokers auctoners who cry up tear down and get
of all sorts Of counterfeit wares Of the stage This ie
low intrigued long time to get Tagoni this country
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6tkk- PACKET FOR MARsEILLEs- TO sail ON The
Ak4&\ LIST May-The ship COURIER, Captain Duggap -
LAWRESrE II PHELPS
No. t03 Front street or To
BOYD K HINCKEN.
as omire No. oTontine Building
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ISLAND.
w WESTTHORP rslectfully Informs his frierds and
w the public hat he opening for several pupils
Parents aud guardians ar. also informed " w makes ta
point of guard possible the morals
CT children committed his Reading, writing ortho
graphy, arithmetic geography ard grammar taught The To-
delhi the orchard Rarder and play
spacious about walk from the landing
The sesmboat Rrtan leave5 Barclay every day
O'Clock for Rossville
Terms for board and tuon including washing $25 per
quarter, paid m advance. Ref, rences:
Rev David Mere Staten Island
w. N. seymour Esq, Chatham square. N Y.
Henry Stewart Seguinr, Esq, Staten Island
VIM Luoum Esq 12i Beek man street
John Quinn Esq, 80 Munroe street.
Mess, GOWN Fleming, EsqIs, le Cedar street.
Mrs Varisn, 81 Eldridge street, New York.
Rich'd Mortimer. $50, Mortimer Buildings Wall street,
N. ", and 1923 Broadway. hl9 lhrc
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
/ O w A H. GU SEE:
AND GENERA STAGE OFFICE,

lHE undersigned having leased his long estal,-
81 lishcd and we'll known TAVERN STAND
Tor term OF years, and added to it such an addition
As VIII enable him to accommodate travellers and
visltofsln manner acceptable than its former
SUBMISSIONS would permit, returns his thanks for the
liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house,
and sollcits continuanc of the same. Having ta-
Ken the stand for number of years, placing his reli
ance Tor patronage upon hsmerits, he is determined
TO continue, as heretofore to strive to meii, liberal
share OF patronage by the of every o,t to rem
der the stay OF his guests pleasant and agreeable
Ills 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 be retired need not entertain
any tears Of the least disturbance. Porers always
IN attendance to transport baggage from and to the
House free of expense.
his STABLE is kept, at all times, proved with
all kinds OF provender, and under the charge of a
careful and attentive OSTLER, so travellers NAV
lest assured that full justice will be done to their hor-
SEES. WM FRYE
Bloomington, Dec. 8, lS43.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
'onN LkMP. LYMAN FULTON.
NEW Store, from St. Louis.
FULTON & I.EMp

!" OULD respectfully inform the citizens Of
w Musaatine and adjoining counties, that they
have opened an entire new stock of goods at Bloom
ngton. I. I. in the h use formerly occupied by G.
W. Humphreys & Co. corner Of Second and Ches-
nut Streets where they will keep constantly on hand
large and general assortment of Dry Goods, Gro
ceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes &C.,
all OF which we are determined to sell for Cash Or
Produce cheaper than goods have eve. been sold
here before and as low Us they can he bought west
OF the mountains, St Louis not excepted. Persons
from distance that want great many goods for
little money will do we'll to rive us cali we shall
ase be prepared to wholesale goods on as good terms
as any house in the Territory. Our goods. have ali
been purchased in ST. Louis and Eastern Cities for
Cash, at the very lowest prices and will be sold lcr
small advance above cost. In addition to tho facili
ties we have made arrangements with an cxperienc.
cd hand in ST. Louis, TO purchase goods for us ut
auction, which will enable Us to keep at all times
good assortment at the very lawcst prices and no
mistake. Give us call before you purchase cls.-
where. Great bargains to be had at all times for
the ready pay. Remember the new store where "
shall not consider it any trouble TO show goods.
Our motto is large sales and small profits.
Bloomington August 9th 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HeY virtue Of an order of sale from the District
A0 Court of Muscatinc county, will be sold at
public auction at the Court House. in the town OF
bloomington on Saturday the "a day of March
next, SO much Of the real estate Of which John
Conklin, late Of said county deceased died sezcd
may be necessary to pay the balance Of indebtedness
remaining against the estate Of said deceased Said
real estate is described as follows, to-wit. The S
w IA of N w IA Of Sec 35 L 10, N Of e W.,
containing 40 acres. The w sub of S w Ia of
Sec IS I 78, R 3 w containing so acres. The II
w fraction of Sec 2 in T II, r w containing
"a 7O-l00 acres with ferry. The w l-2 Of S E
IA Of Sec II, Il II, r w. containing so acres.
The above property will be sold on credit of nine
months if desired and the purchaser will be required
to give bond with good security, mortgage of the
property for the payment of the purchase money!
Sale to take place between the hours of one and four
o'clock P. M. III. LOCKWOOD, Admir-.
Dec Is, ls43-6-6w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
SW ANS HOTEL.

ME Subscriber begs leave to inform his old
= friends and customers. and the public in gene
raj, that he has reftted and repaired at much cx-
pense and trouble, his large and commodieus Hotel
for the accommodation of members of the legislature
and all others who may favor him with call. His
rooms are well furnished and warm and he has pro-
cured servants who he guarantees shall be attentive
and accommodating. His table will be furnished
with the best the market will afford, and his terms
such as will be satisfactory to any gentleman who
may favor him with a call. In connection with the
establishment. he has large, commodious and
warm stable. which will be furnished with horses
carriages, sleighs, &C. &c.
This Hotel is situated convenient to the Capitol
with good pavement connecting the two-and
but one door from the Post Ofiice-and he flatters
himself that he will be able to accommodate his
friends and the public in style of convenience and
comfort, equal if not superior TO any hotIe in the
far west He therefore, respectful solicits share
of public patronage in his line business.
CHAUNCEY SWAN.
Iowa City. Nov. "a, ls43-3-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
CALL AND TRY.

1ai BELT, BAnBER, would inform the
maeas OF Bloomington, that he has establish
\ 4'eii In the middle room Of the basement sto-
([s,s e Iowa House, where he is at all times pre-
y" calls IN his line, and flatters himself that he
\, eoe TO give entire satisfaction tn all who may
kn ~u' With their patronage. Call and try-a
s"S out a pic Jan. 5.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
GREAT BARGAINst

WILL dispose Of my entire stock Of CLOCKS
u lower than they have OF can be sold in the Ter.
ritory, if immediate application is made
Io-wit: beautifully finished eight day Bras,
Clocks, with neat ,anearcd frames and Looking
Ulass. $c8 %
Thirty hour with wire bell, very neat brass. lS %
!. wes'y-four hour. small! size, Is 90
superior wood, steel pushed clocks, 10 GO
For which will receive in exchange at n,n,let
prices, Wheat, Flax-sced, Corn, Pork. or Beef
A. l.. BEATTY.
Bloomington, Nov. "a, ls43-a-sw-cd.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19

4 nIa he Particularly interesting to all who
a sa al interest in the repeal of long suffering
s,,e t ~ Inc intrigue and bullying of British
sp,fS;srue ' natural and the free exercise of her
kS. 'amsnt, will find in it the FIRST news respcc-
seriss Important ~ subject. more especially now
hnr;.',, " the sons Of Erin in this far Yves. it is
sbu >, ss a gratifying, to be had here in Bloc
"a ~, w, W year payable in advance. Address
sbanio ra'u % JOHN J. FIT'rON, Agent.
N''s''n' Dec. Is, ls4s-e-tf.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-01-19
PARvTN,s BRICK HOTET,

Corner Of Secona and Walnut .Nreets-hulJ:,ua
befsoeen the Rirer and Court House.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for past patron !.
IL age, assures his friends and the travelling pub.
lie. that his cxertions in their behalf have suf1er,d
no dimnution, aud will at all times be excrtcd to
minister TO their comfort and convenience,
His house will he re-openrd for the reception of
BOARDERS on the LIST of October next. when
good accommodations can be had for the followin,
Low prices:
Board per week. including Lodging, $3.50
do do without do 9 IN
Single meal. 25
Attached 10 the Hotel is good STA BDE. where
he keeps Horses at the rate Of IS cents per ay and
night. JOSIAH PARViN.
Bloomington, Iowa, Sept. 20, 1e43. 47.6m