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Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

GENERAL Posr OFFicE.-The contractors of the mail had official interview with the Posimas- ter General on Tuesday last, for the purpose of ar ranging the terms for he transportation of the U. $. mail.
 Much progress was made in the arrangements; hu, they are not yei cnInpeied, and II is mol expected that they will be ended before rle 10th instant. we deem il best to relate no statement, ai this time, o the particulars of the transactions. We will seize
 the earliest opportunity of laying the details before the country. In the mean time may state ihai the lettings are much lower, and of course the ex. penses of ihe department will be much reduced through the sagacious and ndeialigable exertion o the Postmaster General-I Union.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

EMlGRATfoN FROM EUsoPE.-Efforis are making by the King of the Netherlands 10 render the emigration of passengers 10 hs country prompt cheap. and comfortable. Passengers from Germany and Switzerland are reeommended to take steam boats down the Rhnes when they arriye af the Ne
 herland ports, spacious and well regulated ships will always be found to take them to hs country. The Consul ni the Netherlands, at New York, has issued a Circular, in which all these advantages set f IoIth and the isdicous proposed by the King Tor the rtgulsAoen of emigration are stated. h Is estimated thai 50 GOO Germans annually arrive in this country. During five years proceeding lS29, 25 GOO sHiigranIs sailed from Bavaria aone to the United States.
 Emigration from Engand and Ireland is daily be CDa,ng ystemaiic IL is said that about seven ty amlIies have recently arrived in Boston, sent ont under he dueciion oi Harnden & Co.,, by the Emi- grant Society in England. This Society has agent 1 residing in Wisconsin,, who expends funds in the purchase of land md in ihe erection of houses Per sons with families paying shilling per week are | members. Families, when they aIrye al Wiscon- sin, find log house and hand ready for their use, which they a,e permitted to orcupy len years at an annual rent of S25, al the expiration of which time, ! they entitled lo the house, land and all the im- proyemenis they have made.
 From France, the tide Of emigration IS constant and increasing. France, next 10 Ireland and Ger
 many. IS doing the most to fill up this country. There are about 5J, ,000 Frenchmeu in this State, 0,000 in
 Michigan, 40 900 in Missouri and far from l00,- 600 m Louisiana. In other States the number might
 approach 70 000.-fN. Y. Express.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Southwestern VIRGINIA swells up the tide of de- nocratlc victory in that State more gloriously than WIS expected. The last Richmond Enquirer gives returns from all but nine counties, giving demo cratic gain of eighteen members in the House of Dele g"'es' or gain of thnty-siu votes-a majority of '~' 'y m the House and ten in the Senate. It IS d 'ianous victory" indeed
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Green Peas made their appearance in The ma, ke,u of New-York on the 1sl insl-"Gom the So,,b of course" says the New-Y York Journal of Commerce We suppose this probable for they began to quit hi, part of the country long enough before that date to have reached New ork. The Pea time has been over here good while.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

EoBIar II. MoRRls, late Mayor of New York "s pee" appointed Post Master of that ciiy, in place or 'So' H""iMER GRAHAM, removed. ELY MORE IS appointed Marshal of the District, and MICHAEL HOFFMAN Naval Officer. The removed Marshal is Silas M Sillwell. and ,bs removad Ma. val Officer is Jeremiah Towle
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
MARR1ED-On the

MARR1ED-On the lst inst, by A. Weiherby. Esq. GEO KELso to Miss ELIZABETH ERWIN all of this city
 Al Christ Church on Sunday, llh inst, bv the Rev. s. Lewis, Mr. GEO. L. SERRILL to Miss MARTHA JANE WILKINS, all of this city.
 In New York, on the 1s inst, by the Rev. Dr. Hut. ton, Mir. Jos. FORBES of Philadelphia Miss ELIz- ABETH ABoTT daughter of the late Rev Grant Powers of Goshen Conn.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

AN APPROPRIATE REPLY I'll will be remem bered that the President elect, on his way mp the Ohio River, stopped for few moments at Jefers vile, to shake hands with his friends of the ''Hoo. sier' State. While engaged with his amiable lady m receiving the congratulations of the citizens, q young federalist, who was great agony for op- porunity to display his conceed smartness, said to Mrs, Polk:
 "Madam, il must be exceedingly tiresone to yen to be obliged take the hand of many of these rouge farmers and mechanicsi
 "No sir'' she replied; is to this very class of individuals l am indebted f,r being placed in po'l- ton, to have the honor shake hands with iIem.''
 IL is unnecessary to add that the rfspectobie kId glove young getleman vanished instanter.-I New Albany Qa.) Dem
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

THE ANHIyERsARIEs.-The ensuing week will be one oi much interest citizens, account of the religious anniversaries which are be held here. We learn that the receipts of all the Societies have been unusually large the past year,-in some cases exhibiting increase of 50 per cent upon ,hnse of the preceding year.-[N. Y. Jour. Com. Ma, 2d.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

We are yet without he correct and lsll accounts of the Tuscaloosa Convention. We are told that in the letters received here, and tue of other
 papers, there both the number of the convention. ihe persons baloted for, and the number of votes asalnst Col. TERRY. They were very
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

THE FRAGRANCE OF ONIoNs.-Onons do no, certainly. add to the sweetness of 'ady's breath, though in fact they really do add to the fragrance ol flowers Let our lady readers plant large oninn near lose bush, 10 touch it's roots, and our word for It, il will wonderfully increase the odor oi the flowers. The water distilled from these roses would be far superior 10 an, other. This is strange but true.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0o-The eastern papers have given currency to a rnmor that Mir. POLK had determined upon srecial mission 10 Englan and that he would probably offer the appointment to the ex President VAN BuREN.
 The report IS now believed 10 he without foun,a ton The Washington Union states that he English Mission has been offered to Mir. PIoKENs, of South Carolina
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Is IT so?-An exchange paper says: "We are told it Is rue that the head of every bureau (wi,h one or two exceptions) in every department Wash inglon, is d whig-that five hundred subordinate are whigs-that ouI of sixty clerks in iie navy depart ment there only half dozen democrats"
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

WHO ART THE PArRIoTsl-All the democratic papers side with the President in his firm language in relation 10 Oregon, while all the whig papers adopt a contrary course and side with Sir Robert Peel and the London Times? Which are the most patriotic?
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

"WouId you likea late English paper?' asked Dighy of an intelligent Fnglishman who he met in a coffee house. "No, thank you," relied ihe gentle man, 'I find your whig papers about Me same Ming."-[Boston Post.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Yesterday afternoon, about hal past four, a slight shock of an earthquake was felt. l, did not make much rumble. but was sufficiently strong to make a slight "clatt=r among the crockery."-( Montreal Courier, Wednesday. April 2Oih.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

NEWPORT AND PITTsBURG.-We are haprv say that the voluntary contributions for the relief of the sufferers al Pittsbrg, have enabled the Mayor to remit s20 GOO far. and considerable sums more are yet 10 come in.-f Ibid
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

The PIlsburg Gazette, speaking of the Insurance Offices of that city. says: "We had four offices in operation here before ihe fire. One of them, ihe ygaiion," will pay all losses, and have 50 or Foo wv 'et An'hpr, ibe "Firemen's," will pay rom oo to .O on the dollar. 'lhs Penn. will pay sp cents on the dollar, and probably more The of its los,es." r
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Mir. Elwart, in Paris, it is stated, has outdnne Ole Bull, in ihe composition of "Niagara." The cataract il celebrates is lhe Great Deludge. The curtain ie raised, ile represents the scene Noah's ark-the assengers' embark-the various cries of the animals are dslinguished-ihe orchestra spreads over nature ihe darkness of the nght-Ihe storm growls in hegbrass instruments and at las deluge ofnoles drownE the universe. General de sola,ion is then represented, followed by tho appearance of the dove who fiutlers about 1T d flute solo.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

THf GREAT 5 BRiTAIS.--It is said that the CTS Of Ihe steamship Great Britain endeavorina io seli her 10 some European poser a war steamer She is considered to be expensive ship for the trade between England and the United Slates.- Boston Transcript
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

wDrsel ran eveu much as speak oiH shirt but lou hu, that 1'm threatened be mnde nobody Of in my own housel Caudle. you've heart like Il hearth stone you have. To threaten me, and only because "I was canscnus of than hs,' says CaudIe in his Ms. ''for here nature relieved me with sweet, deep seep'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

The Advertiser finds fault with the alleged thin- of attendance at the Tusca loosa democratic convention. He will find, that though small, il will Terru.fy the State
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

Col TERRY, the democratic candidate for Gov Of this State, arrived in town Friday even ing, and will remain yet day or two. He is al the Mans ion House.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

01- We are requested to announce EDWARD B. GALE as candidate for Clerk of the County Court at the ensuing election. mblI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

It will be seen by reference to our advertising CO., umns that Mir. HARDING continues his lectures on Phonogfaphy and Mnemonics al the Waverly. The members of his class speak in the highest terms of his ability and capacity to convey instructions and are greatly pleased with the progress they have made in the departments of knowledge which are the sub jecis of these lectures.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0J- l am candidate for e.eIectIon 70 the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county al the ensuing August election.
 apl5 AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

GU-JAMES HAGAN is announced by br friends as candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk of Mo- bile county at the ensuing August election. ap8
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

The New Orleans J fiersouan contains the fol- lowing artice
 Will our friends of the Consultation and Mddisondn at Washington city send Us copy of tI.eir weekly od't'ons, to be kepl permanently on file for re- erencel
 We beg to repeat ihe request in our own favor and to request similar favor from the Un,on.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

OcS- The friends of WILLIS W. GAY will sup port him candidate for the office of Clerk of the County Court. at the election in August next.
 ianI6 4Ote&
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

O5I respectfully announce myself as n candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county, al the ensuing August election.
 mh8 SItf J. w LANG
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

O. The friends of JAMES SCOTT announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile county the election on the Jst Monday of August next ml25te*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
U. LiVlNGSION CO., my12 lS9tKmo 10 Wall-slreet, New Y orI

M EW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS lN-DANIELs & BRADY have received per Selma d fresh supply ut Dry Goods, consisting of
 French Printed Muslins Nli French Muslins, GInghams and Lawns
 French Organdes and Tissue Muslins
 White Organdies and Grape LIsces Nl Capes, Collars and ChemseIts . Ihnad Laces, Edgings and Inseriings
 Muslin Edgings and Insertings '- Polka Bands and Polka Lac"s Linen Lawns and Lawn Hdkfs
 Embroidered Linen Cambric Hdkfs
 Hem stitch, Riveie and Tape Border do
 Gents and Boys roored border do Gents and Boys Silk Pocket do -,5-4.. Hosiery of all descriptions -r..- 10 cases ,soh 6nsh Shiriing Linens if cases 10 and I2 4 Sheeting Linen eg- Bleached Cotto" Shirting and Sheeting Brown Shaeting at manuiaciurer's prices Linen and Colton Mosquito Netting
 New Style French Summer Calicoes 70 cases light summer Calicoes White and colored Linen Dr,llings f.r Pants White and buf MMsailles Vestings
 e, 10 and l2-4 Marsaiiles Quilts and Counter Table Linens and Cloths tpanes Towels, Napkins, Bird Eye Diaper
 Black and colored Fillet Shawls and Scarfs Black and colored Fillei Gloves and Mhts f' Kid, Silk and thread Gloves ofial descriptions. ~ lI HI
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0o- To hs Voters of Mobile county: We are au- ilorized to announce DRURY THOMPSON as n candidate for reelection 10 the office of Clerk of he County Court of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- gust election febS 6Otile*
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
II. Il s.ARNEHs BARNEYa }commi..ionsr..

SEc. g. And be i, further enacted, That it shall be the duty of the Commissioners once eseF5 siE months, to idle the money that may come into ther hands belonging ,o said Bank. among the creditors of the same. and notice 10 the parties io receive their share, shall be gwen twice week foF fpur weekss
 in some paper ,nblished in Mobjle, and in case ans creditor shall fail to prefen hia ciam. he shall not receive portion of that dividend. but the same shall be applied to the creditor whose claim Il presented. an22 l22tE a5- -ge51ss . q, =za.ii
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0u-Tbe friends of JOHN P. REMY announce him candidate for the office of Clerk of the Cir cult Court of Mobile couuty, u, the election on the first Monday of August next. jan14 3sies
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
i.tlp NEW.ORIlEANS.


 ,posut,t sem. .,D,,kiy packet 10 the NeU Basin.) Lea, es New Orleans Wednesday and Saturday E'en"R' Ioa es M"bls Tuesdays and Fridays &1
 0t' Cabin passage 50. Deck psss"se .Sn S s,s.msr
 <psssps- lA The fine new and stduncn siea'her lhsnBb4ffsS MONTEZUMA, ,J Met. baker mas, 1ttfi9z er will leave for the above pofi on TUESDAY, 18th May, at 10 u'clock AM.
 0u-Her rates of freight are reduced h'e cen's pe' barre from this date,
 For freight or passage, having excellent aSoo"'"o iaions, apply on board or to .oc myl2 C. A. GILBERT & BRO. 50 Com.sl FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI. A ES@ h The fine fast running passenger Ssess1s7755E. steamer NEW WORLD. Joseph Bryan naster will leave Mobile for the above and all intermediate landings, on MONDAY the 18th inst.' lts- Passengers down by steamer Alabama will be in lime for leaving by New World.
 For freight or passage apply on board or to
 m,I2 CAMPBELL. OWEN & co.
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN.
 Freight 50 ctntS per borTei.
 . cSSS@A h The steamer MINERVA. Barton Srxzs:ssz={{ maser, will leave fol the above and all intermediate landings, on THIS DAf' me iA" insr. at o'clock PM.
 For freight passage, apply, on board or to So
 myl2 VI. WANlNu 0 ".
 FOR COLUMBUS AND ABERDEEN. F,s,gh 30 csnts per barrel.
 A r-0e h The steamboat NATIVE, J. Bea- S{;s5zSF5 mard, master,wil leave Tor .ne a',c,e WI ana all intermedmte landings on TUESDAY, iS'' inst, n, o'clock, PM
 For freight or passage apply on board or to myl2 M. WAKING VI. hgen-. FOR MONTGOMERY AND ETUMPkA' Freigh 50 cents per barrel. g.. A Ee@ h The fine iighi draGgh, s'eamnoa l SsssszSsSszzz ALABAMA, J. J. F. Wils"n master wlll leave for the above and intermediate landing on TUESDAY, 18th inst at o'clock, PM.
 For freight or passage apply on hoard or 'o m,l2 .s' M. WAKING N " | FOR GAINESVILLE, WARSAW & VIENNA 1 A Ea~s ss The fine passenger steamer BELLE | SszzssssaaszS77z )ULE, Black W. Martin, master will leave for lhe above and all intermediate landing on TUESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 O'clock PM, DO siively. sa.
 For freight passage apply on board or 10
 myl2 CAMPBELL, OWEN X co, Agents.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0o-I offer my name to ihe voters of Mobile county as candinate for the office of County Clerk, al the ensuing August election.
 lanI5 39te EDWIN RJJST
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

IJNED s. RATCLIFFE IS proposed by his friends a candidate for Clerk of the Circuit Court and will he supported by
 febl7 67u MANY VOTERS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
S. M. HILL.
an90 I29fUmo

TUNHE Creditors of the Planters and M'rchanis ' Bank of Mohe, hereby notified ,hat on Wednesday the 2lsi day of May next, diVi'e"d ot money then in the hands of the Commissioners whi be made among those creditors who shHll preaeHt their claims on or before that date to the Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice is gwen in pursuance oi ,he pros visions of the 9h section of ihe ac of the Legisla- tnre entitled for the final settlement oi inc affair. ot the Planters and Merchanis Bank of Sie. b,le." Approved, 18th February, l84S, copy et which ls published benw.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

0J-The undersigned announces himself as can. dida.c or Clerk of the Circuit Court of Mobile coun. y, at the ensuing August election.
 ianl7 Ate JACOB s. MARSH.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

City Bnthins Essabiishrn"ns, E1chnnse-si. TTNuE public are respectfully informed that owing
 l., the times and in order to have il in the reach of every person enjoying lhIs great luxury, (where n person can have warm, cold, shower or sal Ha. ter Bath he has reduced he price of sugle Baths to 25 ccn's. He will also issue limited number of season Tickets for ihe low price of sb each
 m,I0 WILLIAM ~ nIoN11.
 IzA FOR SALE-A Summer retreat, beau'ilu- EsH iy situated upon the mountains, within two miles of Blount Springs, in pure and beHlihy st- mosphere. The buildirgs are new and handsomely finished, on ihe English cottage erseF hnS,ag ro"ms some 600 acres ol good land, portion of which ls in fine state of culiivatfon ilso an exceilent water Grist Min, which will either be sold win the premises or separately For further pari'ca- | lars apply to the undersigned, at Cainwna' '" A. Reene Tuscaloosa, or to F.. L. Andrews & Co.,. Mobile. W. W. FAMBRO.l Exec,,ors.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
REcElprs OF COTTON AT THIS PoRr TO pATrs
MOBILE
Monday Morning, May 12, IS4a
  Democratic Nomination. FOR GOVERNOR, NATH TERRY, OF LlMES1 ONE.

The eastern mail brings nothing new
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

A ImoNnS and ANGHOVIES--6o- ,Irks soft 4 - sneilsd Al'n"nds 50 kegs Anshoyes, lrrceiysls ter Spanish br'g Prura from Barce Iua and lSr sayc
 "y1 by ESLAvA, MURRELL & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12
Cot.on stntement -Port of Mohile.

RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT ALL THE PORTS n lust daes receipts of balance of the and total
 nj ft U,4stJ .ll4e of
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

VNT NTANTED-UntiI the lst November next, . w comfortable Country Residence-witbin five miles Of the city would be preferred. Apply to
 mvI2 Htll I&II JONES'
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

FOR NEW YORK-To .morroD. l 4 .SEM The brig GEN. WILSON, Minor. master, sa4&will sal tomorrow, weather permitting, and can accommodate from 4 to passengers. Apply on board, or to ,
 myI2 WHITAKER & SAMPSON. 20 Con,r-s,
Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-12

AA FOR RENT--A desirable residence oI .E.H. Conception street. Apply to
 ELI ANDREWS & co.
 myI2 cor Com., Front and St Louis sis
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-02-14
HUZZ.a FOR PITTSBURG.

EK7M. BEVAKD OF Mt. Arrarat, Louisa cOun-
w ~, would respectfully inform the merchants
and others engaged in purchasing beef and pork,
that such are his arrangements for the manufacture
Of barrels, that he is at all tmee prepared to make
and deliver any quantity, on the shortest notice,
which he will warrant to pass the srictest nspec-
ton and respectfully solicits orders for work in his
line. His terms will be found very liberal. That
those uhacquainted with his work may entertain no
doubts concerning it, the following statement Of
those who have tested it, is appended:
"Having packed Pork in barrels manufactured oy
VIM. Bevard, and shipped them to New York,
which stood inspection No. |, we have no hesitation
= recommending merchants and packers to him to
procure barrels, safe and sound. GlLLEIS.
Bloomington. Nov. 1914.
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CHAS. @. WATERS, M. d.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

ESPECTFULLY tenders his professional
II services to the citizens Of Bloomington and
vicinity. Being graduate of Jefferson Medical
College. in the City Of Philadelphia. and having
already had the experience Of several years medi-
cal practice, DR.. w. hopes by strict attention to
business to merit and receive the confidence and
patronage of the public.
He may be found at all times (unless profession
allv eneaged) either at the drug store of Mr. E. E.
Fay. on Second Street, or at the !" Iowa House. -
and all orders, either from town country, left at
either place, will be promptly and faithfully attend
ed to, by night or day.
Bloomington, 2sth New. 1914.
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NOTICE.

r. ner.ons indebted to Olds & Reeder preyi.
n ans 70 January LIST, ls45, are hereby notified,
.n v their notes and accounts are settled UP
s . a The 18th day of February next, they will be
,,sl upon by collector who will be authorized to
.ss them in the speeIiest manner possible.
ian. "a, lS45-9-3w
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territory OF IoWA'2ss
MuscArISs CoUrY,
psric. Cour.-April Torn, A D ls45.
|E.. S. MOoaE, 49,,
N.Rr Moore, }
mHE defendant in the above case will take no
tice that on the 2lst day Of JAM, A d ls45
Ne complainant filed his bill in this Court for de
rs for divorce from the bonds of matrimony
rups, the defendant, and the defendant being {
'nlesident Of this Territory, an order of pub'ica
ln for decree pro-confssso has been issued, ant
! bat unless the defendant appear at the next Apr
Tenn Of said Court, and answer said bill, the decre'
u,vel for in saio bill will be rendered.
&c MORROW, Clerk of sal ] 6 ,r!.
&C. HAsr1xss, Sol'r for Comp!t.
Jan q, ISIS W
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that have been appointed exec
utor of the last will and testament Of Samuel Hinde
Decd, aud received Letters testamentory thereto
dated October Goth, 1914 AHpersons having de-
mands against said estate are required to exhibit the
same and al persons indebted to said estate re.
ouirel to make payment to
JAMES WEED, Executor.
Dee. Q, Ie44.-4w.
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ALL PERSONS

ALL PERSONS
Indebted to the late firm of Foster 4 Richman arc
informed that their notes and accounts are left in
the hands of Thomas CrandoI Esq, for collection
Those wishing to save costs, would do well to cali
and settle, SUEL FOSTER
w RICHMAN,
Bloomington. Dec 20. 1874 no-4-3w
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NOTICE.

X LII persons indebted to the subscriber on &C.
"a. count or otherwise, are requested to call and
settle on or before the first day of January next, if
they wish to save cost All kinds Of produce taken
~ novmcnt E3 kINsoN
Dec l6, 1874