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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

~ The Warsaw Signal Of the 29th ul,.,
ssys 49,. Benny. the man who arrested the
Davenport mufderers, was indicted =. the late
term Of the US. Circui. Court, at Springfield,
for coonterfei,ing. He appeared in tho city
about the time the bill was found. in order to
90, a requisition from Gov. Ford, for Fox. ono
Of Col. D.'s murdsIers, and was nsbbed aud
lodged 10 jail by the Marshall. Gov. Ford
endeavored to have The prosecution against
him stopped bot the prosecuting attorney
wonld not listen 10 HE adyice. The evidence
against Benny il said to b very strong"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

We have received the frat numhe, of
a new paper published a. Keokuk. in hi.
Territory, BY VIM. Pa..se. called the Iowa
ARGUS. II 10 democratic. May the Argns be
enec'ual in healing up the schisms Of the
democratic party in Lee county.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

PANc.-Our political history shows ,ha
the whlgs are the panic party. They were the
panic party Of '34-also in '37-also in the
canvass Of l04O-also in the fall of ~, afte,
President Folks eleciion-and also in the
spring OF as. after the news of the Inaugural
arrived in England--.hsn again in the sum.
meT, when the Mexican war doomed up-and
now. again, in the winter Of rs.
Panic is their vocation. Il is their old
game; and they are used to il. They also
Know they thrive in times ofpanic. l. Is their
only hope to climb into power, and therefore
they so earnestly WELD this club.
But what shall the people think the char.
acler and patriotism Of those who ingeniously
strive to find even in the foreign policy Of the
Administration. materials, not for the mainten-
ance OF our just rights. but rather for panic,
alarm and gloomy apprehension.
:, IN 'n.s connexion. it seems proper to state
the ordinary peace establishments Of England,
The possessions Of Grea, Britain are so scat.
tered over the globe. that the ordinary army
aud navy so far exceeds what the United States
have even in time Of war, that to keen il fullv
organized on its peace-foo,ing, would require
extraordinary activity in all the arsenals and
dock. yards Of England" In the year 1885
which we understand 10 less than the present
Psace.essablishment-the army contained an
effective force Of 1000 men, and the navy
= ,ooO--msking an aggregate Of l53. 600 ef-
fective men in these two branches. at an annu.
Al expense Of "a, 100000! In 1912, when
SIT Robert Peel came into power, there was a
considerable augmentation Of both the army
and the navy. 1t now embraces about l9O..
200 effective men, at an annual cost Of at leas,
S6O,OOO.OOO. or more than twice the whole
revenues Of our country. The U. States ex.
pend about 9l2, 200. 900 year for these Dur.
poses. The mind will ., ones come 10 IN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

Iowa LrelsLATukk.-Ths body will ad.
Jou'n on Monday next. We may then learn
what they have done.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

vrRY Goop.-Ia letter from va 49,,
published 10 the "Bosson Daily
find The following: n.,,ls,s,
"Speakine Of Oregon, Juo III. 10 Tho f.
Illinois-who. BY the way s'a"o tho ~
rank OF those who would ex'enu nj, ,ubl
freedom--said capital thing o. B. Sol
few da,s sincs. The Hon. Gaze, s.. ,.ksd,
! whic member from Indiana, w. WIN!
III, 4 sp presence Of Judge Doogl':,' vi,b s.
thought Of the prospsc. Of 9Th W. .yos 4
land + i think. said Mr.. o'n ';ddls 81
hear the old lion roar about the %ns"ul,, \
uary.' Then replied Judge ="
will eco the eagle Zap his wing
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

oAo o. WIND is the epi,hs, applied TO
senator Allen, Of Ohio. If he i. so n. ).
Oregon. WV '"'' ''e'n "oo'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

MORE CohPLlMrNTs..-The friends of Mr..
.'sy and MI. Webster, respectively, are said
20 have raised large sum each. and settled
upon them for life. Lucky men!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

conclusion that to keep up the ordinary peace.
establishment: Of Great Britain, Il must require
: vast force at their arsenals and ock.yafds.
We imagine that when the whole truth 10
known, the very large preparations which their
pence. establish often requires. have given
rise to the large stories in the wing papers
On account Of the number Of stations which
Great Britain occupies from Canada TO India
literally encircling the globe-her military
establishment 10 more large than formidable.
Her army and navy are 90 scattered over thcus.
ands Of miles, that il 10 not easy to concen'
srate them.
II is worthy Of remark, that Great Britain
has kept up such an immense army and navy
for the last twenty. five years. and yet It has
excited no alarm 10 the United States, even
with our very limited military establishment.
The truth 10, peace 10 too valuable TO both
Great Britain and the United States, to be
hastily broken. There may bs great irritation
and ill-wil on both sides, but tho collision 10
still afar of. The wants Of Great Britain and
the United States are so closely knit together,
that these influences become far stronger than
even the appetite for war. TIE present shor
harvest not only in England. but potato fam
inc in Ireland, would make even an insane man
pause in interrupting friendly relations with
that country, which alone, from the peculiar
boun,ies Of Providence, seems favored with
that abundance which would enable her to
feed the millions Of Great Britain, while this
very element Of increased power and independ-
ence on the part Of the United States, must ia
duce psaceable admission Of her rights.
Albany Argus.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17
EXHIBIT

TIE ne g, sH Ds @
ExPEsD1ruans
isss s. s:a' -
comn;..'ensy. c,r.. ~ SO a
Paid il % Ss,si il 5:as sr. 's@m
D;'riet Court Erpen.s.. ""%
ss; 8 ss.s s S ). j sss:.
injGl tandSo,.
. constable n .ine... s%
R.. sSss ii sss s ss1 ,..s n%
District Anorny. Fse.. '""
''' ''''' : '''"'' '''' '''S''' $1,000 %,m~
p. + a.. T. s sa, x %:s,s:ss "":'' 49,
s..a.na go
:. xt !. b asss cf bloomington 800
..,...,e... ~n~S
':' e. ~ S s::: ' s!:': ''' ''"''
asva .a n,.
Paid ''''' persons for services It elections. 70, 1886 sos"
!: S;:;: ss s: e ; !; ss WOOD *
!. y Wp n. as"s 80
D., g.. -, Rtpai'' Of Court House
i @ , at % hou.. pc. ene. S@
Panpr Erpen.es
Paid z zss. $ %ss s ;; s s s:s a &s.n. %
. Iy@ 0 ssH e for sss sG.;e s for Sans
. John John A 4 s,1s E: :s sss:; s #: s;T Sam: :%
s ss c Win" s t ssSsss s ssa. from o. SO
s.5: p Is: o. sas s M;.s: Jackson
: ss ses 1 :;:a e, f s.: s: ss s: Parker S%
For killing Wolve'
Paid ''"'' persons .n~ .u
Paid Sherman Ssn.. T s,ss ss. ss. ;s prisoners s%
X.oss'. go : Co. for IRONS &C. ss prisoner. 1884,
United Criminal Erp.a'<' ..u L
Paid y ~: esss s . i':, s + .i:A; -
(" H. A Lawrence. - y
Jacob Wo 70, dieting prisoner u
!" rs s pay P:i i1' record 't' for p,s.se court. POO !,
1: a;''s s''"'' $. s.. B
alsundyp within sos
Paid G.os. w Humphde 70, service tr is4 =
Paid John NJ Kane s0Ov Auy| ag
Paid J. for swma hi
Refunded VIM Holmes. paid on Ferry license Nv lis
,..r.,.,nn. awd tho
Received ): s S. :'s deposit s.1' per Treasurer * =.
asag T H%%s TOY good. 81 g.
ss:oo";s% s.y1 license. 80 a,
Dan. St ssss r. :s' I'd s ssss good. $50 /.
T + !: s:s J; t ss: license. 20 9!
Cloud 100 @
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

MISSISSIPPI AGAINST THE WoRLp.-A LADY
in Marion County has given birth TO eight
children-four pair Of twins-the oldest Of
which are not four years Of age, to wit: twins
in ~, 43, "a. 45-six girls and two boys
-sll in perfect state Of salubri,y."
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

o. Tho Telegraph between Albany end
Utica 10 nearly completed.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

COMMERCIAL PRosPrcTs.-The commercial
prospects Of the United States at the present
time are brilliant and glorious ic the extreme.
There is nothing to create the slightest rufiae
question. which Is beginning to throw every
thing into confusion. If all questions between
this country and England were settled, there
would be an unbounded rise in commercial
prosperity Oregon is the little black
cloud that threatens storm.--IN. Y. Herald.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17
Receipts for ls45.

County debt for 645 aa e~'o
Duplicate for ls45, Sso77 s5 ,r,1 cht
ArTh''' w." 49, B. Comm sau"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

Received account Of Taxes per Treasurer,
| :" Special deposit,
/ ofTreasurer,
Horace Deming, ferry icenss,
/ Henry Townsley to vend goods
| VIM. Parvin
| Elias Overman, ferry license,
! J. Negus, vend clocks
Danl. Glchrs, to vend goods
| bookseller,
| " r. 8. Parvn, fnes
| Treasurer Of Corporation licenses. !.
! David Odell fine,
| d. G. Cloud, fine,
| Benz. Ludlow.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17
RECONCILIATION.

Amount Of Expenditures for ls45.
/" County debt for 1874.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1846-01-17

- - uoPs7 07Pe"1
Paid Edward M'Crow for keeping Patrick Cowl,
Zephenah Washburn for keeping w. H. Sans
George EARL for service rendered Sans,
Lyman Saltmanh for service guardian for Sans,
!" A. Ogilvie 4 Co. for clothing furnished Sans
Peter Jackson for sundries for Sans,
John A. Parvin for blankets for Sans,
John Ziegler for sundries furnished Sans,
I" Benz. Covell for keeping Sans
Abijah Winn for bringing Sans from Geneva.
Reuben Warren
Squire Boyles for keeping Martha Jackson,
Gamaliel Odds for keeping Byington,
Joseph Jean for coffin for Byington
i" Robt Young for boarding Msria Parker,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-12-24
HOTCHklS>'S
Vertical Water ~ sieel.

z y consequence Of TIE vtry great p'pUinfl.y
81 Which these " heels have altairc. b ihe use
81 neatly iUOU Of them - c.hereai pst'' u VS.
couutry, the Subscribers have 70 % about lO'
RipAts IN North Carolina 80 u wHlch are 40 iu'i
aud successful operation IN Cumberland Cou"ly
" hen properly introduced they nearly double
the value Of the Mil, and ~ quantity Of Nu'k gen
crafty tar exceed the most saneuins expectations
OF the owners, many Of whom lfr seit.enA>a c's-
tineIishcd or th,.r science AID pfscii'al sam,
Who have s,tssi,d 20 the Selut q iin Improve
meat The Wheels are more durable. md nofc
,asliy sept in order, when pr ptfiy pa tHg lhef,
tHan Tie common kluuti Nheci. lAty Wi save
ouc.ihlfd Of Tie waller, aud ron wfli q baeA "a.
ttf y Len there i q head above. 'l.tt 2 lhe
s4a Is increased 10 more than d.aul. "a, siJAes
per minute.
The pfce oc an individual CHI co. one pair d
Wheels. Is $50.
We refer. among others, % Vie Isli "a ~ gentle
men. sofnc OF y h0,n have lad TIE Hhe,l ln uFe-
ton ; month, o. more, aud from ma9y .; ~hoin
~ have rtCsiyed cer.ih .lle, klkhiy sPFoung q
these N3r I. aud stating tllat ueI san, UlIh
tnts ia yfo,aMcut. cug 45.tJ, jVj SOD and even
a, hiea IS 50JJ tcy, day .a. y IAe q u
sft 4fe
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nEs. WOODS
!SNrSGpGr;if1 ~ wa Cherry
Ent>t.IAnSa
Tor DYsptpsia. lad gesfloH, 0Ias, Jabasirt.
Choic, Dc, and unirersal FAMILY =.
HED{CIGE,

Tor UYFPePsIa' Iaots esI'oH' , o,a', J.SHa4'''
thote s., dad sn'5rr, "a fA.diLl
AEDlt iHL'
And lhe unfsatlea aIer"Hfire feneayiof : afo
NC P''nasts, Morbid Secie,ions q w LAYER,
stomach ana tis piinG reE,r anu W. tfsas
remedy ior lMt - - w ~ nt1,., -
ann tie celebrated = y lII ~ =
~"
ne great snpefio r!iy ana oeauiy Of 'a's .heu.
lc'ne oyer en- o.bcfs IT, 'hA' his' Il e'4uic-'ts
disease II si'o ''Eora'' 8 tAs O2dy
y mas psea ussa sue >S'AIy 'oI 'he az g.,
ycaTs "a iae removal ani P,rhansnt cure o. ~.
Diseases aiisin@ from an W. ~ I Z ~
IHh BLOOD O. i Abil % TIE ; I. !
-lrH;s and Cbfo2'e taenaatism, shreti9hs o.
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DIR. VPFgAw'S
VEGETABLE INrTRNAL REMEDY FOR THE
PILES
cnrc f"r Life secured.

Il Cure tUf lie secured.
D. Iphasss internal remedy, for the cure If Piles
Is',rH tfaH II tis Lirer and Spleen, iaaIm.
NATION. Soreness md UireratoR Of he Sfom-
acl. Bo,ceIs hidRtps and Bladder IHRimmd-
tioD and Mercardt RkeuHatism; Impurifp a.
ne Blood eakness aad ILLUMINATION u fte
spine; and TT ,he rrlicfcf Married ladies.
THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTU AIRY,
n INVENTED by DR.. A. upham, a distinguish
u cd Physician Of New York city, is the only
really successful rla.edy for that dangerous and
distressing complaint, the Piles, ever Offered TO
the American pualc
Mara thus Il Is an IAtcrnal Remedy mot an
external application, aud viii cure any case Of
Piles. either Bleeding or Bind, Internal or tx.
tetnai; and probably The only thing that will =
Tacre IS 10 ms. about Il is positive cure
speedy and permanent. Il is also convenient
medicine to take, aud improves the general health
in a remarkable manner.
CURE FOR LIFE GUAR NTEEp.
Tie Eectuary contains No Mineral Medicine
No Hoes, Caioeqafk Gamb9gs, or other power.
fol aud irritating furga,i,e. No fear OF taxing
cold Whie under lis influence, no change n de-
necessary. Ittahen according 10 the directions.
a cure for lie guaranteed.
WYATr 4 kErcHAn, l2l, Fulton Street, \ T..
Geuerai Agents tor tire southern states. Sold
Charultr, By B. Oates, and by Druggists gen.
orally th5oug mont The United states. Pree 81
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The title Of thc work is as follows
The Pictorial History OF the
American Revolution.

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Female Education.
To Parcn.s ard GnnrGians.

4 SCHOOL tot .lc Education Of Gtl7 vii be
Z < oleEcs q Tie residence b the sub ctlUtr, %
the I'd N1senher, uulss Tie charge OF }ilss Jaar
A Chamberlain. M.-s G having formerly taught
~ thu county, i is only 80 c,.ary u say tHat
her Qualifications a. su lns,rlljye are Of Tic
first order. Toe .ec4l.yu i, h,e miles north o.
Charlotte, tIstiug r-a,c 1r -g d health. ard IT. "a
ncIgub0faaod -~i..s saJ.e Tor i's religious aud
mora e4aIFs ION, and j. one aud d alIt miles
from sugar lreea CtYftu. ltls intended that u
lhIs school, 0lrIs shall have az opportunity OF ac-
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having been made % t5s,l any -uuber Of pupils
the school viii be strictly pareatai-.be pupi..
being aiNags uater Inc cyc Of the lGslSuelrtss.
Terms OF S'UitiOH per Session oil
Five HOmtIis:
Reading aud Oahagraphy, So 90
EuEb51 Grammar Geography, Arthle-
tic, History, aad Exercises 10 Coa,Po-
siHon, IL %
Alg bra, Logic Rhetoric, Natural, Men
l.! ard Moral Philosophy, Chemistry.
Astronomy B4iauy s1a Geology, i5 90
Raised Tapestry y ea.e " orE, q 90
Various Other k.pls oil Ornamental Nee
du-Hgfs, 400
Boarding, including everything ,eEcef, l-u
c.e.j SIS per month. convenient, it Is ttes.tci
lnIt haH Tic Boarding pc S-s,.ou b. paid IL I'D
vance.
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ed to act as Trustees OF the s-1uui.
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IRA Pass Leo, Dr.. J. VI, GllaER
ISAAC 5. ALEXANDER.
Ciarsm9at HefI'eh1a,g CO..
Ocf1ber j. I-46, 2tf
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Important NATIONAL week,

n IafrIca1 NiHtsada'l HI4IlI
H. a.t ife. sed e.i. be ready IS Ag,a E s.
enlarged crti,tvu ID
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The Ciey Of Oaks.

We are proud to see the steps which the
patriotic citizens Of Raleigh are taking in the
present crisis. On the Goth, meeting was
called by the 1ntendant of Police, and the
Standard describes it as one of the largest, and
certainly the mostenthusiastic,m meetings which
has assembled in Raleigh i'll a long, long
while. A series Of able and patriotic resolu'
tons were introduced and adopted by accIa
nation.
A committee of three was appointed, whose
duty it should be to call upon the citizens o
Raleigh for contributions, to aid in providing
the gallant "Raleigh Guards" who have vol
unteered their services, with suitable equip
ments, clothes, &c. We like this spirit.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
LAYING THE CORNER STONE.

On Thursday, the 28th nit, the solemn and
ceremony of laying the Corner
Stone of the new Catholic Church, which is
aboat to be erected in this place, was perform
ed by the Rev. Bishop of Charleston, assist
ed By the Rev. DR.. Lynch of Charleston, and
the Rev. Mr.. Murphy Of this place. The SER
vices commenced at about O'Clock, p. M,
but owing to the incIemency ef the weather,
tit commenced raining almost immediately
DR.. Lynch, who was to preach the discourse
on the occasion, was compelled to cut his SER
mon short, at its most interesting part. We
regretted this much, for we expected treat.
as DIR. Lynch is known to be a most able di-
vine and eloquent pulpit orator. TIE ceremo-
nv of laying the Conner Stone, however, went
on, according to the rites Of the Roman Cath
olic Church. The Church is called ST.
Thomas. We learn it is the intention of the
denomination TO put ap a neat brick building.
The basement story has already been COM
menced by the Messrs. Wood, master mechan-
les of this place.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
WEEKLY STEAM COMMUNICATION
WITH EUROPE.

The British Government has entered into a
contract with the British and North American
Royal Mail Company, for new line of steam
ers, to ply between Liverpool and New York.
Under this new contract, steamer will leave
each of these points on every other Saturday.
At present. steamer leaves Liverpool once a
fortnight for Boston. so that, under the new
arrangement, with very slight alteration in
the days of sailing, we will have an arrival
from Europe every week, alternately at Bos.
ton and New Y ork. This is indeed bridging
the ocean with steam.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-06-05
CER:eDaFEsaE.

AS the word 50 Chaparral" occurs So often
in the various and varied intelligence which we
are constantly receiving from the seat of war,
and as we have often heard the question asked,
what it means, the following explanation may
not be inappropriate: Chaparral, then, Is term
applied to species of thicket which at inter.
walls covers a large portion of the country
which lies between the Neuces and the Rio
Grsnde. This thicket is composed of the
Musquit tree, or more properly, bush, which
is so interiaced with vines that passage thro
the thicket, either by man or beast, is almost
impossible. A letter which we have seen
and which was written by an intelligent Off
Ger, says that ga bird can scarcely find its
way through one OF these chaparrals."