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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

TINE SUBSCRIBERS have formed ncoutd
L ship under the firm of GREEN h SfoI
and will carry on merchandising in all its s'11
branches at the old stand of J. A. Green
ia GRBEy
Jan Is 45-tf GEO c. Si0N7
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

CHINESE MAxlM.-Whoever ISLANDERS mo
secret. fears me; whoever praises me to q
face, despises me.-Cap,ain Piddug's OLD
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

u Our friend, the assistant editor of the
Hawkeye, enquiries, "Who is our namesake
W.: who gIinds out metre for the Blooming.
ton Herald!" We will answer the question
BY proposing to the Col. another which has
for years shaken our country from centre to
circumference, and the solution Of which he
may have encountered in the course of his
reading. 1t is ,his-"WAo struck BiAy Pot.
fsrson ~ 0 ~
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

ARRrARAcEs.-H will be gratifying 70 the
creditors of the territory TO learn. that drafts for
Sc, 783-an amount supposed to be sufficient
to cover all claims properly payable cot OF the
Legislative appropria.ion-have been forwar-
ded by the Treasury Department to the Secre-
tary Of the Territory, to dofray arrearages of
the last ard former sessions of the Legis'a-
ture. If, however, the arearages should
prove to be greater than the amount sent.
(which we do not think is the case,) the Sec
retary is instructed to make FINAL payments on
all claims of 5000 and under and on accounts
above that sum the payments are to be pro ra-
ia. The drafts, we learn, are on the eastern
cities, and trip to ST. Louis will be necessa-
~ in order to negotiate them.
With the view Of affording TO all ample
time to attend 10 forwording their claims, the
Secretary requests US to say that he will not
make final settlement with any of the cred.
itors until after the frs day of February next.
Those interested are expected in the meantime
to prepare and forward their accounts, so as
10 enable the discussing agent to ascertain
what deduction, if any, is to be madefrom the
larger claims.-Terri,orial Gaz.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

The New CAB1NEr.-We see many specu.
la,ions in the whlg papers as to Col. Folks
probable Cabinet. 1t is mere idle curiosity,
which gives rise TO conjectures equally idle.
Our whig friends may rest assured that Pres
ident Polk will call around him Cabinet Of
Counsellors possessing abilities Of the high.
est order. He has host Of Democrats Of dis.
tinguished talents, from whom TO draw his adj
visers. The only difficulty he will have, will
be in selecting among so many-all of whom
are fully qualified 10 fill any stasion-but he
will discharge his duty in this as in every 9TH
er case, with an eye to the welfare Of his coun-
try. He will have Cabinet distinguished
for high talent, long experience. and tried fl
deity 10 the emocracy.-Nashville Union,
Dec. 12.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

CosRecTloN.-In giving the comparative
prices paid for provisions, &c. at Burlington
and this place, in our last, an error occurred
in stating the market price of Flour at the fer
mer place. Instead Of $3.50 200, it should
hsve read $3.50 3,75 per Dbl.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
TO TAX PAYERS.

H Have on hand an amount Of County
Il which I will sell cheap. Please call, ,,ry,
]. B. DOUCHEh1I
Bloomington Jan. 10. As.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
THOMAS w. DORR.


Ave load his limbs with CALLING chains,
And let not heavens pure, golden light,
Mid dungeon damps and racking pains,
Once bless your noble captive's sight.
Clasp-clasp his letters firm and strong,
Ye petty Iordings Of an hour
On in your dark career ofwrong,
We sleuth.hounds of unhallowed power.
On in your work Of sin and crime;
With patriot blood your garments stain
Men died for Truth in olden time,
And patriot heroes yet remain
To Join the sainted, martyred dead,
From dungeon dark-or battle field,
True sons of those who freely bled,
Too brave-too nobly brave to yield.
Aye hush that voice whose manly tone,
Your slumbering bondsmen lately woke,
To hurl you from your blocd-stained throne,
And dash to earth your heavy yoke
And though we now the warnings spurn
That from united freemen rise,
Truth-truth shall reign and ye. shall learn
From martyrs blood can heroes risG
On with you work and meier forget,
Ye heartless purse-proud, pampered few
The martyrs cause shall triumph yet,
And crush to earth such foes as you:
When Freedoms banner is unfurled,
His name shall be the battle cry,
In Freedoms rank, througout the world.
For such as dare live free or die.
And as ye lightly tread the earth,
Now to your Captive's feet denied
And join the swelling song Of mirth,
Remember in your hour of pride,
Ye earn heritage Of scorn,
Yours is the deep, abiding shame.
J. Millions Of freemen ~ unborn,
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

He that would ensure ionK life. ) heal.
thy body. and sound mind; mot needs Be
temperate.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

r. sETS WINDSOR CHAIRS, jsa :
O on consignment, and for sac ! = KIN
Dec. Is, 1914. -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

Since the emphatic answer of the peo-
pie TO the interesting question, Who is
James K. Polk 2 the eyes of many Of the
wings have been opened to the merits OF
the President elect. The Washington
correspondent Of the Baltimore Patriot,
one OF the most ultra wing papers in the
EIIniaay patsc As- Rolkihe following COM
u1ImenKs--r Ter. f1az -.
Colonel Polk will make capital Inau-
gural Address. He is a good speaker
chaste, correct and animated. He strives
after no flowery or high wrought meta
phors, but speaks straight on. in good En-
glish, to the understanding of his audience,
while every lineamen: of his rather pecu-
liar, 10 some repulsive. to others interest
ing, face, is lit up with animation.
heard him deliver his Inaugural Address,
in 1889, as Governor of Tennessee
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17

The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-Sandwicll
Islands papers TO August Sd have been re-
ceived at Boston. The rumor that a
French ship of war had taken the Wallis
Islands under the protection Of the French
flag, is confirmed.
The Polynesian Of July 20, contains
an official order prescribing the precedence
Of the representatives of foreign govern
ments at the Court of his Hawaiian Maj
esty. The United States stands No. l,
Great Britain No. 2, and France No. 8,
by This arrangement.
On the Sd of August, His Majesty ar
rived a, Honolulu from Lahana, escorted
by his naval squadron. On landing he
was salu,ed by the guns Of ;he U. S. ship
Warren and the manning of the yards
In the evening there was grand levee,
attended by the foreign representatives,
and principal residents.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1845-01-17
ia extensive
|n'ed ware, ]

hives 4 Fo|
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q. Knob an
E,vsls,pd To]
aggss. Coffee
Loaf I! snga
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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
A LOC0FOGQ OUT FOR INTERNAL
IMPROVEMENTS.

The Ohio Statesman urges the citizens
Of CoIgmbus "to mGve in the matter" Of
the Columbus and Cleveland railroad
commends to them "the sensible conduct
OF the citizens of CIeyeland, in pIedging
the credit OF the city TO TIE amount of
5}00,G00 in iavor Of the enterprse."--
"Why,' it asks, ."shouId Columbus not
pledge its faith Tor 100000, or as much
more as the ctizens may deem it safe to
secure!"
We do not desire .monopoiy of wise
views Of policy, for the whig party-but
docs the S.ltesmanknow thatIt sPelilIing
is heed by the expression otsuch opinions
as .he foregoing! Every Iocoloco in this
region knows well enough, that Internal
Improvements were'invented by "Federa
Mhigs' and "BDnk Aristocrats," to swal-
low up the liberties of the dear democracW
They have been toIdit thousand times.
And tEen to wantthe city Of Columbus, an
"lncorporalion'-!hat most potent ofmon-
stcreyls, to invest0ae kupGred fhOusaad
,doIars in lmernaI Improvement Why
Mr.. Statamun, you are crazy! We COM
mend you to the Kind attention ofthe Tap
pan-and-AIIen School Of political doctors
--,S!cu. ,GaseHc,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
From tic Cincinnati EDquirer.
LATE ELECTION RESULTS--~BANN
REFORM.

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.r..,-,, .,,,,n,hor, orr,o,,.ro,s ma er
.n,a s,,,o : oni.,,,oro,,,4, orrr
W. nro o,o,.od ,o S,,r,erirr bo,bs of
cj,cuyt,iop md .csnccialv when their
,ircuJ,o,o - haspa :, nm S,ocLs oy8 ,psl
hc;ota Bo, wc do NOT believe the evil can
bc reached by cydjnu,v leg station. The
ave should be laid nj the root Of the tree,
and we snbmi, whether it should, orshouId
rot, bc done Inv calling convention orihr
rconlp. IN nl'cr the Constitution. 50 Ms 10
prohibit ali such institutions. This, it
seems to us, is the only practical means of
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

est interest Ter every American citizen.-
The author says in the INTRODUCTION, that
having spent his life IN the public service,
Mr, CIay's history is public property. His
character his principles, his policy, his
measures, and all his acts as an American
statesman, are identified with the history
ol the country, and with the pubic and
private interests of the people, occupying
this position, it is obvious that they cannot
be too soon, or toe well known, To say
that they are known, is not strictly true,
for all the practicaI purposes required
His history, as a public man, is scattered
over d Joundless feId, which no one per-
son, not expressly devoted to lhe task, will
ever sWrvey. Its entireness is not aVaaa-
lie for use, except as it is brought together
and concentrated. The author has con-
siderpd there was demand for This, and
this neGaf was tee motvo Of his underta-
king. lie has never asked Mr.. Cay's
leave, but only announced his purpose
It is due 70 Mr., Clay, to say, that so far
from inviting the task, Or sfcrdimg aHy en-
couragement, except that Of poieeness, he
has from the beginning and at all times
discouraged anearly publication.
Several chapters are devoted to the great
conspiracy to destroy Nr. Clay: ana aIn-
ding to this subject, the authors says "that
the new light which time and events have
cast upon it, and the additional disclosures
of remarkable character, cannot int in
fuse into that complicated, stupendoos,
and hthrtoI II-unde stfair, some--and
not inconsdprabIe--neW interest"
Tbc work viii no doubt be so@ght fer
and read with great a|jdity.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
MASSACHUSETTS ALL RIGHT!

an election for Governor, Lieutenant
Governor, members tt TIE Sensts and
House Representatives, and a,meaber
of Congress in the ninth Congressional
district, was held in Massachusetts on Mon
day, the 1Oth instant. Though the result
Is not all we could have%jshed, 3a. i:'e a
Wing tri@hrh. Governor Briggs VIII pro-
ba,iy lack alontoneGhCEaend votes OF Ii@"-
ing a'naIonty over aII his opponents }!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

W.. ,-n,-oI-,D-,-I--l,,, ,,,II.-I.-l
, an" NV ii" '" Enr,"b ncy % ry W. m" C,lcIo,in
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ls c,',,.,, % W., "a, "'ti, "'," , ."'',,'',,E ,
-ss, ,r. r', 4 .,,, .,, '''n " a,,''''
m,ny lc." Yt, NV, w. 'oaI,. ,p" y ,,, ,',,o' , a.
S,,r.rl III, woIl lam, ro 'r,D" n,,,,., ,.v a.,
CAIN d,, rr.nrl ;',,. w. ,..', .,'''., ,'''
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

declared faat the right 10 that county is
IN the United States; and now, having
committed the error OF making that asser-
ton out Of all time, and without any ne
cessity, it is to be feared that he will feel
called upon to repeat the assertion, and
move towards lis enforcement Here is
ore Of tire eVIE8 Of u small President. He
Is competed to acts which are all cap'uu-
dim, which appeal continually to suong
prcjudlcos ard local feelings. Touegcct
afrpetIlion would expose the Executive
TO a charge Of want ef nerve--perhaps
"a want OF puck would be more appro-
pirate; and so the nation must suffer be-
cause the President has his consistency to
sustain, against the evident good Of The
country and the beneftot the people,
Bat some Say: "Let him bIuster, there is
roo much good sense in the Congress, and
IN GEcoI Britain, to 90 to war" We DO
exalted opinion OF the good sense Of Con-
Gresa. There are among Is members too
luany who have nothing TO Iese but their
places, and who II ghl 50 Use them, in
case 0i Il war, a. to render thr I)ss thereof
ot little consequence. The active men Of
var are not the rIohtalIa men Of peace.
Al0$e who iaten on contracts ~ gar, dH-
,1er III character from those who pursue
commerce IN peace; and ibosc who have
IiVed tAroGgh one var ran bear testimony
to the TACT that such state c&i's into az
tvlty and prominence class Of people
that could stain bat iRIe desrable note
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
PRoMpTINGs OF PARTY SPIRIT

The New york Courier aud Engulrer
REQ 10 IT'S contemporaries al bounty "a
the "PrompingS ol Pa|y sP'rh.' it
saNa thai on very many .pohls OF pub.
Hc policy, it lsdi,cGyS allowable i,r MeN
Il Hrr." Bu, II continues, There
A '0id be s3IMTs 10 the Indu lgeLce Of
,hrs spi:u." Iadped! Aud on what
sulIecr, think you, would Hls e&poun
der OF rules Tor The government oI a
free pressliau difference Of opiuon2
Listen:
'SBut there are or -shouid I've. Hmirs 10
III" indulgence Of this spirit OF hostility
aud blernrss; end there are certaiN
/ subjects winch il should not he allowed
TO Inil renee al all: and the Annexation
OF Texas seems TO Us clearly to he a.
mong them. The event is now decIdrd
beyond the possibility, ,or the dest1abIe'
ness, OF change"
Is such language the teaching of an
elevated Patrolfsm, "ris II Of itself the
promprlngs Of the TIest ''raryy spieitN
The event 70 now decided beyond The
ldosFableuess of chanee, is i2 There
is no 'poss.hiIty' If change, and there.
tore the press must be muzz ed It's
waning w CO hu,hed the flag ant vic.
laIW n OF The Constitution must be suffer.
ed to pass wiihont rpbnk ke--and wh,?-
B'c'gse po1cer has hiUmphed ouer mit>
ten jaw, and Slavery las made good
another slroRg ho'd against Freedom!
Bul. coninnes the enquirer:
"Th9 contract has been made. and
both nations, acting IN the exercise Ol
heir soVrreIsR,V, have gwen 10 II their
rulI consent, aud plerg d rhelr Iai'h 10
Is u f meur. 7 xas uusl lie regarded
NV as part ard parcel 0I the American
u ion whether as State or Terrific,
~, with slavery or without. il matters
aot irisnoW Anerca soll:- ss ruIy
az az Missouri Vermont Or MassarnDs
sett., hough ol course under d Hr'eW
4 ritcum 'laners uai ia someS nat dl
rent aspect. RAJ II lt'Vrr "raFC q
he td,h 1t nuSt be bl Sur' FH'rr'lor ''~
l0l,IGn power. VI " OsICg "aS
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

Ngw CoUNTERrEm& FHAuDyLENT NOTES
In Goodman's Counterfeit Detector for
November, we find the following list OF
fraudulent (we-tern) issues ~hich have
been isagel within Ike last month";
TURNER'S, Mrchaaic'S 5 ond.UonWacturer'S
Bank of Ohio-5's spurious.
,N6,laclR Banh Of AcMucby-I's, Dori-
Ous dates. Letter b. Signature, JHo. Tel
tord, engraved.
Lqtay&c Benh IF C0poiaHetl.---(e's,
coarse engraving.
Loa&cHie Bpnh-3s, A. Houston, Caah-
ior.
Bankqf &cdachy-- 4's, vignette coarse
and Strraked.
Lmm~'$ and~U@,h@ac's cnd~N@Hnfac-
,!mrt'S Baak Of. .ChdIcoIht-lO's, spurious.
.N6,A Hcair,W Bcn6@f Frgioie--l0's,
dated WhrelIng. Engraving coarse, ag-
ricuiturI inFIenen.s and steamboat IA Flg-
nctc. No iuphmcnts in genuine,
Lahh qf LoujsrWc--3's, letter A, . c.
Talbot Engraving a CLOSE imitation oI the
genuine.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

Se~aI, 9'6a5; scattering, 3Oe, Mojo W
for Briggs, 4,9l5.
TO the Senate 6ve Wings have be-,
elected in SofoIk, two in Franklin,
two in Hampshire, one probably in Ne
tacket and Dukes, and possibly two
BrnstabIe; in all twelve. In ESSEX 3,
MiddIescX 6, NorloIk3, Plymouth 2, Hamr-
den2, Berkshire 2, Bristol 3, and Worcc -
ter 5, there has been no choice of SEM
tors, leaving at least twenty-eight vucaD-
cies.
The Representatives, as far as head non,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
FRIDAV;:~::::.;NGV. @9> 1855

G-TTba professional engagements offne
Editor in the Court of Common Pleas,
which is row sitting in this roanty, has
prevented him from giving attention to
the editorial department of rhe Free Press
his wofk, tut wiA enGcagor to make
amends hcrcaltcy,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

with d vehemence aiat viii soonest bring
it to an end, Oregon is and n4ust be ours;
it is ours Jy righr it will be oars by set
tIelnentj hut, if warnecessary TO demon-
strate what truth and Providence has al
ready established, let the crime OF provok-
ing it fall upon the Reads OF those who are
in the wrong"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
From Ehe--Acac Ysm Courier T. Eaquirer
WAR AND RUMORS OF WAR.

From Fhe-.aeac Ys& Courier e. El,9uirer.
WAR AND RUMORS OF WAR.
Madam RuWor says that very pronl-
nent Washington broker arrived in this
clly day or two since, and on Thur day
sold stocks in advance TO an enormous
amount at prices below the market ratce.
This we doubt not was based solely
upon knowledge of the fact that Pre-i-
dent Pok intends to recommend in his
Message che immediate occupation OF O,g-
golS but now that the stock RlnIket is
firm again, the parties interested are NOV
ing heaven and earth to produce the i'm
preston that the last steamer Jrough Uain-
rorajie HersfrOm E7giaaG in reg udt, Ahr
Oregon qUedi0M This is all mag airy,
and intended o2ly for stoCk-j % z pur
poses. The posito1 Of England is very
plain one, and it can only he changed rs
our committing an overt act Of war; that
is, by orr iochy sezmg uoon and row.
erning what she considers q portion OF her
teTitory
She says 70 rs, 81 ciuim and have ever
claimed The baIfoI1 1Oregor-ourcluim is a
joint ONE, ard our rights similar. You
nave repeatedly offered to give IRE within
fraction Of what claim; and urRP BY
refusing ~ acrept of your tGer, yct d8Y,
for THIRTY TEARs ag eed to a JOIN! posses,
and iuris4ic,io, Von .rcy, a-,in oIai,,
all, and my answer is no. VIII agree to
an equal partition, or WU wJmh Mc
uLoIe orcyijoOt, orL5,raj,o, c,d c;,o,,o,,
tie Dyj,jlcgr nj uumj,,, bp r,,yDrJ brod
xeb,' sLoU rg,ojU ,bo ,,sla.,,L,.,,
Thi. is nil She crn do an ,h,t ,r,,.r,
zion havinr dro reoard far ice .a,rn Lo,,o, ,,o
can do. ard here Che reets vory rI,i,In
informing os and MI ,Lo worrd ,s,,.sto
win npvare1ibni. 70 have an inch or C,e.
non fwIiU tdEon efron, hor rIo.,,rL u,r
of bad news Fv the I,tc s,o,r,e, is an .h,
yurdi,y. We alone can chungn tho ,,,i-
.tuao Of lLi4 nurs,ion and v,e ,,o,,. c,n
manufacture diljculties and . ,s,,..ou, or
il.
Mr.. Polk and his odvisers. IN ooin Nyos.
tern votes and Western IN finance ora
,p,rircty wiling to involve the conn,rv in
war. 4 n #.# Wbat a ,ommon,,vy
this u7on (he p Ght yea.s Of General I.fE-
eo4'. 1dmois,ratio, aYd mfr, vao Iu,c11.
-four. Their twelve yra,s. wa ar,,ofi
are the b.ipltcs, IN cuI hi.,,rv. ...r,A vr II,
wol.l now arpcar tbat durYo m Mis-
period wo woro d slog0ypd AS 4 nation by
EubUttly - q i,iDt c,curanry Of Ore.
Eo1! Jackson and Nan Buren accorJ-
Ing to tn, Official organ, have eqak tln
country in n q l.ati,,otiup. of rLa vnrI4. Ill,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

ECzr Messrs. Eebh & Campbell, Of HamiL-
ton, O., have commenced building which
Is 10 be putGp this season, andimmediate-
ly occupied in the manufacture OF Edge
Tools and Cotton Machinery.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21
From tie Ohio Cuhivalor.
A WORD TO THE YOUNG MEN OF
OHIO.

OIIIU,
One of the most pre evaIent and alarming
evils of the presenrday, and which, if not
soon arrested, mustukimarcIy affect, great
" and ppyjousIy. fire bighcst and best in~
tprests Of our country, is the strong aver.
sion SO very generally mqnilcsteo Ivy the
,i.,irr ooppra rion 10 E,y,oa,~ L,yu,. 4
.oo,ns - r,ro bcco,,o -, ,r,aos, ,,ni,,or.
'"' """ 7V''''" w" 'N''o" wa nv 50""s
'"I'' VI INV ?, '''"' "5 'r'' '"' POI '"''
10 "'""'' "'V'"'''eS' a." "'o'' ''o'o"' ".'
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

tor these rcturEs We are indebted to tha
enterprise Of the propriesore .of the Boston
AtIaf, who at great expense ran expresses
Irom all parts OF the State, and published
IN their merniHg's paper (the day after the
eIectioo) nearly the entire vote Of the
Stalec-.-.Ncii0AeL Mt.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-11-21

Tie LalIo,ting in ohe ninth district lor
membeg of Congress resulted again in %
choice. Compared with tie lasl tiaI, tue
vote stands: